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This is a very important week in terms of Indiana lacrosse. With a big weekend coming up everyone on the team can start feeling it. Tennessee, UConn, as well as Texas A&M all on the schedule for the weekend, it's going to be an exciting weekend for Indiana lacrosse. These are going to be our first big games since the Virgina Tech and Wake Forest weekend. We have had a lot of down time from that weekend, just over a month to be exact. But those games were still able to teach us what to work on and make us better as a team. Now on to this weekend. It's going to be a long weekend, a warm weekend, and possibly stormy weekend, but no matter what, it should be a lot of fun for everyone. It also should be another learning opportunity for all the younger guys on the team.
During the summers in high school it is normal to play two and possibly three games in just one day. But in college it's a bit harder to play two games in two days, or even three in as many days. Everyone is bigger and faster, and likes to hit a lot more, it takes a toll on your body that is just so much more now than it was in high school. That means you need to be prepared for the weekend, Advil and ice are a must have, and of course lots of fluids. The young guys on the team might have learned that our first weekend against Virgina Tech and Wake Forest, but that was a month ago, so that means they probably forgot what it felt like Saturday after the Wake game. I already have my Advil in the bottle and my ice on ice for the weekend.
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That doesn't really roll of the tongue, but I'm sure someone can come up with something better to explain the out of control craziness of March college basketball. Everyone has a bracket, including President Obama, and everyone is a basketball fan for at least a week and a half, it is probably the best time of the year for sports. I have argued that it might be the biggest thing in the world of sports, even bigger than that "sport" in Europe with the ball and kicking and lots of falling. Every year I make a bracket, some times I do well, other times I do not. This year I have not done well, but my entire East region is correct, my Golden Eagles are killing it. And Coach Buzz Williams is probably one of the best in the NCAA tournament he is the man.
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He came up with the idea of black sweat pants wrapped with black medical tape around his shins, and black socks worn with black flip-flops. The breast plates with peplum? For those I needed something sturdy yet pliable, something that looked embossed, armor-ish. Rubber flooring? Too stiff. Carpet padding? Nah. I'd kill whatever brain cells ones I had left by spray-painting it black. And then . . . right there. At one of our routine trips to the hardware store. In the automotive aisle. Car floor mats. Perfect!
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Überific Mother greeted us dressed as Morticia Adams to her husband's Gomez. Boring! They had no clue as to what my son was. I explained the whole Samurai scenario, and halfway through, I could tell by her glazed eyes that I had lost my audience. She wasn't the only one who didn't get it. None of the kids did, either.
My seven-year-old samurai stood out in a cliched crowd of store-bought, cheap, throwaway, soon-to-be-forgotten Homer Simpsons, Britney Spearses and Brett Favres. Three hours later, when I picked him up, his helmet bore some nicks and his breastplate had come loose.
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At 86 years old he is stooped and looks physically frail, despite the contrasting shock of his full head of white hair. His apparent physical frailty belies the keenness of his mind and the strength of his voice with which he continues to speak out against evil, in particular the abuse of doctors' "mythic" role in society.
Psychiatrist and peace activist Robert Jay Lifton and his research are the central subjects of Robert Jay Lifton and The Nazi Doctors, an extended filmed interview with him that was shown at New York's Film Forum on October 6, 2010. It will be in national release in the United States in January 2011. I looked forward to the screening with keen interest since Lifton himself would be in attendance and, along with one of the film's directors, Wolfgang Richter, would participate in a question and answer session following the screening.
In writing this essay I see how much my anticipation of Lifton's commentary colored my experience of the film. Like many others both within and outside the fields of psychiatry and psychoanalysis, I hold Lifton in high esteem as an heroic figure for his valuable and penetrating examinations of the psychology of power and of terror and its perpetrators. Since viewing Nazi Doctors, however, my sense of the film qua film has shifted markedly. I find myself returning to the absence of representation that I needed for the film to have had an impact beyond its critical subject. Equally, my reaction to the film was shaped by my having seen another film the previous evening. Again a Film Forum offering, it was entitled: Nuremberg: It's Lesson for Today. Together the two films carried me over a cascade of thoughts about and reactions to the legacy of catastrophic trauma, its representation and its meanings and cautionary lessons more than half a century later. Robert Jay Lifton and the Nazi Doctors is "un-cinema;" a spare, highly intellectual treatment of those physicians who were the foot soldiers of the Nazi plan to eradicate all "contaminants" of the Aryan gene pool.
Lifton's research on which the documentary is based, Nazi Doctors: Medical Killing and the Psychology of Genocide, was first published in 1986 based on his extensive interviews in 1978 and 1979 with 40 doctors who carried out the Nazi's "purification" through "direct medical killing" of "life unworthy of life" (Lifton, 2000, p.21). In the film Lifton describes his research and his experience of engaging the doctors in conversation.
Nazi Doctors, the documentary, focuses almost entirely on Lifton at home on Cape Cod, in conversation with the films' off camera directors, with the occasional cut-away to shots of the ocean or the beach around Lifton's home. The few visual images that anchor the film in its historical subject occur at the film's opening—a pile of broken dolls, the grass covered railroad tracks leading to Auschwitz. Both Lifton and Richter describe their choice to limit the visual field as designed to create the feeling of conversation about extreme events and invite the viewer into their dialogue: "speaking in ordinary terms" about "the most difficult matters to take in" (Lifton, October 6, 2010). However, the lack of either archival footage or visual representation of what is being talked about renders the film an intellectual rather than affective experience. Richter asserts that "what might be the problem nowadays is…all the cruelty in our minds. The pictures which are evoked in my mind are much stronger than all these things we have seen thousands of times." (Wolfgang Richter, October 6, 2010). Although his premise is psychoanalytically interesting, ultimately his choice impoverishes the film itself. As one reviewer wrote:
Since this is all secondhand storytelling, the flesh-and-blood people being analyzed never seen or heard from, they're depersonalized and distanced from us. These men of Mengele are portrayed only in the abstract, so how could we possibly be moved to be disgusted and horrified by their actions? Ultimately, we feel nothing toward them. Which happens to be exactly how the Nazi doctors were able to kill with such a clean conscience. (Lauren Wissel, October 3, 2010)
My viewing of Nuremberg: Its Lesson for Today, was a very different experience. The film documents the 1945 trial of the engineers of the Nazi killing machine, among them Albert Speer, Rudolf Hess, Hermann Goring and others. Constructed of filmed portions of the trial as well as films discovered in Nazi archives and edited for use as evidence, Nuremberg was released in 1948 only in Germany. The history of the filmmaking and ultimate "suppression" (it was never previously shown in the United States; its original negative "lost"), is a powerful lesson in the propaganda machinery behind postwar "recovery." [1]
Among the chilling aspects of Nuremberg are the images. As much as I have seen of, read about, listened to and thought I knew about the Holocaust, it was the images of men and women in Germany and Poland; the accused themselves; the rubbled landscape and impoverished people of Germany and its concentration camps; the children, the corpses and the then experimental use of carbon monoxide to exterminate the first victims of gassing, led away naked, that imprint the unspeakable horror of the events on me and, I venture, on any viewer. Few of them were new to me. Yet their horror was undiminished. Lifton's statement quoted at the opening of this essay: "to permit one's imagination to enter into the Nazi killing machine--to begin to experience that killing machine--is to alter one's relationship to the entire human project. One does not want to learn about such things" (2000, p.3), aptly characterizes the immense difficulty I experienced in watching, not Nazi Doctors but Nuremberg: Its Lesson for Today. Occasionally I could not look and felt as though I failed in bearing witness to the horrors of the past; that I was, in averting my gaze, unwilling to take it in and in not doing so was betraying the victims who had perished in those places and in those ways.[2]
How can such catastrophic trauma as occurred in the Holocaust be represented without creating pornography? Does our repeated exposure to such images ex-sanguinate them of meaning? Does their repetition risk becoming, as Anthony orates over the dead body of Julius Caesar in Shakespeare's play:
"…dreadful objects so familiar
That women shall but smile when they behold
Their infants quartered by the hands of war" (Julius Caesar, Act III, Sc 2)
To include or not include the images of victims and perpetrators raises a telling problem. Where is the informed consent to use a person's tragedy for whatever purpose, voyeuristic or heuristic? One colleague opined that the victims are dead, thus their "informed consent" is moot. But is it truly moot or merely mute? Does it not perpetuate the objectification of victims to use such images? Lifton remarked in his commentary on one of a number of ironies that emerged from his work. His study of Nazi doctors required extensive review by Yale's committee on the use of human subjects before it gave approval. He complied with the contemporary rules for scientific research. The Nuremberg protocols for the study of human subjects had been established as a consequence of the Nuremberg medical trials of the very people whose cohorts were the subject of Lifton's research, authorization that was absent from the doctors' scientific "research" which comprised the Nazi plan.
Lifton describes the lack of remorse in the doctors he interviewed as well as their denial. "People felt this is not murder, it is a putting-to-sleep." as Dr. F. declared to him (Lifton, 2000, p.57). Lifton is affronted by the comfort even affluence in which the doctors live at the time he met with them, some continuing to practice medicine. What leaves an indelible mark, however, is less Lifton's description of these facts than hearing the testimony of those on trial in Nuremberg; their diffusion of responsibility and denial as one after another invoked "we didn't know." He didn't know the extent of what was happening, he says. "until the very end." The "we didn't know" defense is one that has become very familiar in other post-conflict contexts (viz. the South African post-apartheid undertaking of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission).
What remains with me of the films I saw over those two evenings are the images. In Nuremberg, they are intended to "awaken" and "shock," as Sontag writes about the impact of Goya's series of drawings Disasters of war (2003, p.42). Viewing Nuremberg evoked memories for me of other heinous images from another war, these of hooded and shackled prisoners in Guantanamo; the pyramid of naked Iraqi men in Abu Ghraib with Spt. Charles Grainier beside them giving the "thumbs up" sign; Lyndie England holding a leash around the neck of a naked Iraqi man also in Abu Ghraib. Whaever the intentions of the photographer may have been, those images, like the ones in Nuremberg, also awaken and shock. Although the intent may be unknowable, it is tempting to infer that, as with the images from the Holocaust that constitute Nuremberg's evidence, the intent of the Abu Ghraib photographs is to dramatize the power of the perpetrators and the degradation of the victims. Such is the stuff of pornography: exploitation, humiliation and exercise of power over a subject. As a consequence, the effect is both to enthrall and repel.
Taken in tandem, Robert Jay Lifton and the Nazi Doctors and Nuremberg: Its Lesson for Today serve up powerful lessons if we choose to heed them. I would like to believe that Lifton's central thesis of the "atrocity-producing situation," that any of us may become socialized to killing in the name of a state's repressive agenda, is untrue. And yet.
And yet, we know that doctors are not immune from applying their "science" in ways that betray their mission of healing. This has become all too clear in the contemporary context in the multiple instances in which doctors within the United States pursued medically corrupt experiments like those in the Tuskegee syphilis studies and more recently revealed in the experimentation in Guatemala of intentionally infecting prisoners with STDS (New York Times, Oct. 7, 2010). Equally important, we ought not look away from the role doctors have and continue to play in the pursuit of the United States' security policies involving "enhanced interrogations," code words for torture.
Finally, how well do trials serve as a mechanism for righting the crimes of war? Nuremberg is variously referred to as "victors' justice" and as one of the most significant contributions to the development of international human rights law. Trials of the perpetrators of war crimes are currently underway in multiple countries around the world. Is there any likelihood that one such might take place in the United States for the crimes committed in the conduct of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan? Despite his admission of having authorized water boarding (Wing, Nov. 4, 2010), it is most unlikely that any legal prosecution will be brought against either former President Bush or former Vice President Cheney despite their well documented culpability for such crimes as well as their engendering the "atrocity-producing situation" Lifton refers to. That leaves only the foot soldiers to bear responsibility and of course, those of us who must also bear the shame and guilt for sitting by and allowing it to happen. Unless of course we do something before those feelings wither. z
Lifton, R.J. (2000) Nazi Doctors: Medical Killing and the Psychology of Genocide. New York, NY: Basic Books.
New York Times. (Oct. 7, 2010) "Editorial: The Experiments in Guatemala."
Norris, J.C. (Sept. 19, 1949). Army Reluctant to Clarify Inaction on Nazi War Film. Washington Post, p. 1. Retrieved from: https://secure.pqarchiver.com/washingtonpost_historical/display_pdf.pdf?filename=/share4/pqimage/hnirs101v/201011271612/04241/30765/out.pdf
------. (Sept. 22, 1949). "Army Mum on Discrepancies In Story on Nazi Trail Film." Washington Post, p. 22. Retrieved from: http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/washingtonpost_historical/access/213626202.html?FMT=AI&FMTS=ABS:AI&date=Sep+21%2C+1949&author=By+John+G.+Norris+Post+Reporter&desc=Army+Mum+on+Discrepancies+In+Story+on+Nazi+Trail+Film.
Richard, F. (2010). "The Thin Artifact." The Nation, Dec. 13, 2010, pp. 31-39.
Shakespeare, W. (1942). Julius Caesar. In Neilson, W.A. & S. J. Hill (Eds). The Complete Plays and Poems of William Shakespeare New York: Houghton Mifflin Co., pp. 1014—1042.
Sontag, S. (2003). Regarding the pain of others. New York, NY: Picador.
Wing, N. (Nov. 4, 2010) Bush Directly Authorized Use Of Waterboarding, Still Rejects 'Torture' Classification In New Book. Huffington Post. Retrieved from: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/11/04/bush-waterboarding-torture-book_n_778817.html Nov. 27, 2010.
Wissel, L. (2010). Robert Jay Lifton and the Nazi Doctors. Slant, October 3, 2010 Retrieved from http://www.slantmagazine.com/film/review/robert-jay-lifton-nazi-doctors/5067%20Nov.%2016,%202010, Nov.16, 2010.
[1] The history of the making of "Nuremberg" and its restoration for current release after the original negatives were lost is fascinating reading. It is well documented in filmmaker Stuart Schulberg's personal papers and online at: http://www.nurembergfilm.org/about_the_film.shtml. An intrepid Washington Post reporter, John Norris, covered the Department of War's unwillingness to release the film for U.S. audiences in 1949 in two articles (Norris, Washington Post, Sept. 19, 1949; Sept. 22, 1949).
[2] To take up the matter of looking at other people's suffering is beyond the scope of this essay. The reader would be well rewarded by Sontag's (2003) critical consideration of the subject in her extended essay "Regarding the pain of others," as well as a comprehensive book review by Richard entitled: "The Thin Artifact" (2010) of Linfield's recently published"The Cruel Radiance."
"To permit one's imagination to enter into the Nazi killing machine–to begin to experience that killing machine–is to alter one's relationship to the entire human project. One does not want to learn about
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French turnable wizards, C2C put soulful Gospel through their slice-em and dice-em test in their track "Happy". The result is an utterly glorious track that is as dancable as it is soul-nourishing. This track was actually released in December of 2012 but just showed up on Soundcloud today. We love new music here at The Eargazm, but I'm not going to NOT share this track after hearing it for the first time.
Have you ever seen something, maybe a commercial for some new product, and thought to yourself, "Damn! Why has no one thought of that until now?" C2C is responsible for a bruise on my head after I heard "Happy". I pray to the good Lord almighty, that gospel music makes some sort of glorious comeback through electronic music. Can I get an Amen?
C2C pull of some seriously clever arrangements for this track which feature singer Derek Martin. "This song is not a Gospel Song/This song is not a funk song/This song is not a long song/But, this song is a REAL song" he says in what serves as the songs biggest "drop". I couldn't agree more. I feel like I could play this song for my aunt who lives in the country and someone from Odd Future and they'd both dig it. That's some serious stuff right there.
Check out the track and video below which features an old-timey dance off directed by Wendy Morgan. If you are digging this then you should check out their album Tetra. It's almost Friday folks!


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Major at Washington: Business
Husky Rowing Experience: 2001 (Freshman)--Rowed seven seat in the freshman eight that won a gold medal at IRA Championships, UW's first gold since 1997 ... also led Huskies to a gold medal at Pac-10s, UW's first gold by an eight since 1997 ... crew was undefeated in grand finals, also winning at Windermere Cup, Cal and OSU duals and San Diego ... rowed five seat for Cal and San Diego.
2002 (Sophomore)--Rowed seven seat in the varsity eight that won a bronze medal at IRAs ... member of the crew that won silver at Pac-10's and the San Diego Classic ... won at Windermere Cup ... helped lead Huskies to victories at the California, Wisconsin and OSU duals. 2003 (Junior)--Opened the season in the No. 7 seat on the varsity eight, then moved to the No. 4 spot for two races before settling into the No. 6 seat for the final three regattas of the season ... helped the UW varsity eight to its first Pac-10 championship since 1997 ... member of the silver medal crew at the IRA Championships ... rowed on UW's victorious eight in the Ladies Challenge Plate competition at the prestigious Henley Regatta in England.
National Team Experience: Competed with the Yugoslavian National Team and won a bronze medal in the coxed four at the 2001 Nation's Cup in Linz, Austria ... was a part of the eight that won a bronze medal at the Balkan Rowing Championships in Romania.
Personal: Son of Ljubica and Slobodan Petrovic ... mother is a pharmacist and father is a civil engineer ... both attended Belgrade University ... attended high school in Joplin, Missouri.
I chose UW because: It offers the unique opportunity to row and go to school at the same time
The best thing about Seattle is: The spring.
The best thing about UW is: Its campus.
Favorite class: Quantitative Science 291
My best race was: 2001 IRA Championships, in the freshmen eight, when we became national champs. We rowed to 1000 meters, then made a move, passed Princeton and won.
After I graduate, I plan to: Row at the Olympics.
If I could tell my incoming teammates one thing, it would be: Row well.
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The actress tweets a sombre-looking picture as she returns to the Glee set after the death of her boyfriend Cory Monteith.
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The girlfriend of Glee star Cory Monteith has said it feels like "home" to be back filming the show's new series.
Lea Michele also tweeted a sombre picture of herself sitting in a room, staring thoughtfully into the distance.
Posting on Twitter, she said: "Feels so good to be home ... #GleeSeason5."
A special episode dedicated to Monteith is being filmed but Michele, 26, did not say whether the photo was from that show.
Her Glee co-star boyfriend, who had struggled with drug addiction in the past, was found dead in a Vancouver hotel room on July 13 after accidentally overdosing on heroin and alcohol.
Last week, Michele tweeted a private photo of the pair together on the beach and thanked fans for their "enormous love and support".
She dated Monteith for more than a year after appearing alongside him as Rachel Berry on the hit musical television show.
The fifth series returns on September 26, one week later than planned, with the third episode set to be the special tribute show where Monteith's character, Finn, is written out of the plot.
Fox Entertainment chairman Kevin Reilly has said the episode "will deal directly with the incidents involved with Cory's passing and the drug abuse in particular".
Glee could also end after its sixth season, added Reilly.
"I would not anticipate it goes on," he told US television critics last week.
"Never say never, but there's two very clear arcs to get to there and conclude. If we discover a new crop of kids and there's some breakout, who knows?
"But right now, it's being treated as [ending after] two seasons."
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Turkish, Brazilian, and Iranian officials celebrated the deal after 18 hours of negotiations. Photo: AFP
On Monday, Tehran agreed to a nuclear deal in which it will ship most of its low-enriched uranium to Turkey. The deal, brokered by Brazil and Turkey, will ease international tensions over Iran's nuclear intentions, as well as essentially put an end to the US-led psh for tougher sanctions against Tehran.
In the negotiations, Iran dropped several key demands that had previously blocked agreement. The current deal is similar to a U.N.-drafted plan that Washington and its allies have been pressing Tehran for the past six months to accept.
In return for agreeing to ship most of its uranium stockpile abroad, it would receive fuel rods of medium-enriched uranium to use in a Tehran medical research reactor that produces isotopes for cancer treatment.
As of yet, the US has not commented on the agreement. Officials from both Great Britain and Germany said that they greet this news with caution, and both asserted that their countries still supported tougher sanctions on Iran.
Iran's Foreign Ministers spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast said Iran will continue to enrich uranium to higher level despite the deal reached Monday. He was quoted by the official news agency IRNA as saying that "Of course, enrichment of uranium to 20 percent will continue inside Iran".
Monday's deal was announced after talks between Brazil's president, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in Tehran. Washington has continued to point to Iran's intransigence against the original deal as proof of the need for new U.N. sanctions.
Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said the new deal meant Iran was willing to "open a constructive road."
"There is no ground left for more sanctions or pressure," he told reporters in Iran, according to Turkey's private NTV television.
Under the agreement announced Monday, Iran will ship most of its enriched uranium, which is estimated at about 2,600 pounds or 1,200 kilograms, to Turkey to be kept under U.N. and Iranian supervision.
Mehmanparast said a letter will be sent to the IAEA within a week to pave the way for a final agreement.
"Should they be ready, an agreement will be signed between us and the group," he said, referring to the U.S., France, Russia and the IAEA.
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I'm writing in response to a letter that appeared in the Times Leader on August 6th criticizing Jennifer Garrison for moderating a forum discussion on the Statoil well pad fire in Monroe County on June 28th. I was a panelist on the forum, and I can attest that the forum was informative and productive and was non-political.
As both a former state representative and as an attorney representing landowners including many in Monroe County - Mrs. Garrison has developed expertise in the oil and gas industry. In the Ohio House, Mrs. Garrison also demonstrated her concern for Monroe County by working tirelessly to improve our schools.
By convening an oil and gas forum, Mrs. Garrison sought to facilitate a discussion of many of the important issues facing our region as a result of the oil and gas play. As the forum began to take shape, it became apparent that the Clarington fire presented many important issues affecting first responders, local officials, and citizens that warranted further discussion.
The event was advertised to the public in advance, and first responders from several local fire departments, as well as elected officials from both political parties attended the forum.
There is nothing wrong with taking the initiative to draw on one's own expertise and concern for a region to highlight important issues impacting first responder and community safety. To the contrary, it's called leadership.
I commend Mrs. Garrison for demonstrating such leadership.
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Everything, President Obama argues
In his "You Didn't Build It" speech, President Obama argued that you succeed in America, because crazy ol' Fortuna has taken a temporary liking to you, not because you've worked hard or taken bold risks.
At his eponymous blog, Keith Hennessy says this focus on fortune is the key to understanding Obama's policies, which he says are based on two principles: One: Because success is based on luck, incentives are pointless and high taxes won't curtail enterprise. Two: Because you only got your fortune through luck, you didn't earn it so it can be taken away.
Great wealth is a blessing, but that doesn't mean it doesn't take hard work to achieve success. Christians would argue that everything in life, even the struggles, are a blessing—"in all things give thanks"—and you do what you can with the abilities God has given you. Human agency is still essential: That's the great game of life, what you do with what you've been given. The Sower casts seeds far and wide, it's up to you to decide what kind of ground it falls on.
But in President Obama's world, fortune and blessings are Gifts from Government. And because the Government giveth, it can—and does—taketh.
At the heart of Obama's philosophy is a stranger, contradictory principle: If you've done well in life—say, launching a business and creating jobs for others, paying a lot of taxes, donating to charities, or just enjoying a good life with your family and friends—you owe something to Government, he consistently maintains. If you haven't done well, if you haven't made a whole lot of what you've been given or if you've hit some bad breaks, if you're miserable, everyone else owes something to you.
So in one case those who actually give back to society (and the government) still owe the government something. But those who don't give back, who rely on others less than themselves, they are owed something by the people. Per Obama's logic, they have the same roads and infrastructure of everyone else, so why the heck didn't they do something with it?
Maybe because it takes a little more than infrastructure to build great enterprises.
If success and wealth are truly the results of Government-bestowed Fortune, then why doesn't Government bestow it on everyone? Because it can't. Because success takes hard work—and value can't be created out of nothing. Realizing it can't just hand out prosperity on everyone, and desiring to be seen as the source of all that's good, a Government obsessed with control performs a trick: It sucks the wealth away from the successful, bringing everyone to a similar level, so that everyone is nearly equally (un)fortunate. It makes good fortune impossible, hoping that people forget about what kind of success is possible.
In such a state, everyone will be reliant on government. President Obama wants us all to live the "Life of Julia," a life where in all things we thank Government. Which sounds a lot like Government is an entity entirely separate from the people. But, wait a second, I thought in America, government was supposed to be of, for, and by us, representative of us. For President Obama, it is before us, over us, and surrounding us.
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Coconino Community College nursing program on probation
FLAGSTAFF, AZ - The nursing program at Coconino Community College has been placed on probation.
The Arizona Daily Sun reports that the Arizona State Board of Nursing has enforced an 18-month probation period.
The decision was issued July 10 after the board found eight violations of the Nurse Practice Act.
The allegations include insufficient instruction in pediatric nursing before patient contact, a faulty staffing ratio and inadequate documentation of evaluations of certain clinic faculty.
College officials say the staffing should be in compliance as the program goes from 80 to 40 students by spring 2016 because of budget cuts.
The violations arose after students complained to the board in December.
Officials at Flagstaff Medical Center, which gives $100,000 annually to the program, say they have confidence in the college.


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May 8-9, 2015
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Since 1934, the Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta has hosted the nation's greatest intercollegiate rowers on the Schuylkill River to race for their university colors.
On May 8 and 9, 2015, the tradition continues as over 3,500 student-athletes from 120 colleges and universities take to the river in America's largest and most prestigious rowing competition.
We are proud to sponsor this tremendous display of skill and athleticism in our adopted home city of Philadelphia, and we invite you to join in the celebration and watch the nation's best collegiate rowers compete.
The Corporate Challenge 2015 takes place on Saturday, May 9. It is a fun, competitive opportunity for local companies to participate in the Regatta and to race for a charity donation.
The Corporate Challenge has been a tremendous success in building teamwork in our U.S. headquarters in Philadelphia and we hope that you will join us and around 20 other company crews in getting into training and battling it out on the river in May.
Aberdeen will donate $5,000 to the winning novice crew's charity of choice.
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Born: October 30, 1967 in San Marcos, TX
High School: Southwest
College: BYU (school history) (Detmer college stats)
Drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the 9th round (230th overall) of the 1992 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 15 (5858th overall since 1950)
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One of five players to see action in all 32 games … Earned her first three career starts … Member of the opening five at Ball State (Dec. 15), against Presbyterian (Dec. 18) on Education Day and in Conference USA action at Louisiana Tech (Feb. 19) … Was on the floor for a career-best 29 minutes against the Lady Techsters … Played at least 20 minutes in each outing of a four-game stretch from against Charleston Southern (Dec. 7) through against Davidson (Dec. 21) … Tallied a season-high 13 points, including three 3-pointers, versus Wake Forest (Nov. 28) at the Triple Crown Cancun Challenge Mayan Tournament … Opened the event with 10 points versus Montana (Nov. 27) … Registered 10 points in three contests against league foes, against UTEP (Feb. 12), at Louisiana Tech and against North Texas (Feb. 26) … Buried three triples against Middle Tennessee (Jan. 24) in a national TV game on the Fox Sports Networks … Attempted a career-best 15 field goals, including a career-high nine from behind the arc, at Ball State … Dropped in 6-of-6 free throws against UTSA (Feb. 12) in the annual Play4Kay game before adding 4-of-4 in the next outing at Louisiana Tech … Corralled a career-best six rebounds against North Texas … Grabbed five caroms two days later against Rice (Feb. 28) in the home finale … Distributed a career-high three assists against Presbyterian and at Louisiana Tech … Registered three of her four blocked shots in non-conference action, including back-to-back games versus Princeton (Nov. 29) at the Triple Crown Cancun Challenge Mayan Tournament and at No. 1/2 South Carolina (Dec. 4) on the SEC Network … Credited with a career-best three steals versus Montana, against Davidson and at Louisiana Tech.
Played in 27 games, including 14 regular-season conference matchups, the Conference USA Championships contest versus Louisiana Tech (March 12) and the WNIT tilt at St. Bonaventure (March 21) … Tallied a career-best 14 points in the regular-season meeting at Louisiana Tech (Feb. 13) in game televised on the Fox Sports Networks … Fired 4-of-8 from behind the 3-point arc among her 5-of-10 field goals in only 15 minutes against the Lady Techsters … Hit her first three trifectas from the same spot, earning her the label of the team's first half "X-factor" on the TV broadcast … Topped the double-digit scoring plateau for the first time in her career with another four triples made at Davidson (Dec. 21) … Buried an NBA-range trey against the Wildcats … Capped the home slate with 11 points, featuring three 3-pointers, against Marshall (March 1) … Nearly had another double-figure scoring game with nine at Marshall (Feb. 15), while grabbing a season-high four rebounds and handing out a season-best two assists against the Thundering Herd … Connected on her only shot, a 3-pointer, just 16 seconds into game action against No. 12/10 South Carolina (Dec. 8) … Hauled in three boards against UNC Wilmington (Jan. 3) on Education Day and against Florida Atlantic (Feb. 19) … Registered a blocked shot in the season opener, in her collegiate debut, against Liberty (Nov. 8) and against Florida Atlantic … Swiped four steals during the campaign, including one at St. Bonaventure … Played double-digit minutes eight times, including a season-high 16 against Marshall … Saw action for at least 10 minutes in three-straight league meetings, at Louisiana Tech, at Marshall and against Florida Atlantic.
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All-American … One of 40 on the prestigious national list and believed to be just the third in program history … Selected as the state 2A player of the year as a senior … Received 2013 player of the year accolades from the Pittsburgh
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… Named as an all-state first team honoree by the Pennsylvania Sports Writers Association following her senior year … Led Western Pennsylvania in scoring for the second-straight season with 30.4 ppg … One of 31 players since 1985 to average 30.0 ppg or more in the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League (WPIAL) … Joined the 2,000-point club with a school-record 2,130 … Listed as the ninth-leading scorer in the country in 2012-13 … Voted the Westmoreland County Player of the Year as a senior … Averaged 34.3 ppg in her team's three playoff games … Named MVP at the 2013 Char-Valley All-Star Game … Added another MVP plaudit from the West squad at the 2013 Roundball Classic All-Star Game after leading her team with 14 points … Honored as the Feb. 15, 2013, U.S. Air Force High Flyer of the Week after a triple-double against Derry HS … Chosen as the Feb. 21, 2013, WTAE/Clearview Federal Credit Union Student-Athlete of the Week … Garnered MSA Sports Network Player of the Year and All-Netters First Team accolades after her senior campaign … Averaged 27.0 points, 6.0 rebounds, 5.0 steals and 4.8 assists per game as a junior, including a 50-point game featuring a 50-footer at the halftime buzzer … Picked as the 2012 Greensburg
Player of the Year and to the newspaper's Terrific 10 list after each of her last three seasons … Selected as the
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… Tallied her 1,000
career point before the halfway mark of her junior year … Ranked as high as No. 4 in her class on the Greater Pittsburgh Top 25 chart by the Pittsburgh Basketball Report … Helped guide her high school team to the 2010 WPIAL crown with a 25-3 record and 2011 runner-up result … Converted several key free throws late to clinch the title as part of her team-high 14 points, including the final seven in a three-point win over Seton-LaSalle HS … Led the WPIAL with her scoring average as a junior and ranked second in the state … Tabbed to the 2A all-state third team by the Pennsylvania sports writers after her sophomore campaign … Named to the 2011 Franklin Regional all-tournament team … Averaged 19.0 points per game as a sophomore and 14.0 points per game as a freshman … Member of the AAU squad that won the 2011 U15 national championship.
Born Nov. 17, 1994 … Daughter of Terry and Christy Gregory … Majoring in psychology.
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Esurance did not run an ad during this year's Super Bowl, and saved a boat load of cash in the process – $1.5 million, according to the insurance company. So, on Feb. 2, 2014, after the big game ends, Esurance is running an ad featuring the voice behind the commercials, actor John Krasinski, announcing its big giveaway, according to BuzzFeed.
Anyone who uses the hashtag #EsuranceSave30 between 4 p.m. ET today and 4 a.m. Feb. 4, will be entered to win the $1.5 million.
BuzzFeed notes that one random person who tweets the hashtag, regardless of what is said in the tweet, will win the dough.
In addition, there is no limit on Esurance contest entries per person, however, the Twitter account must be public.
The contest is open to U.S. Twitter users except those in Alaska and Hawaii, and automated tweets are ineligible, according to BuzzFeed.
The big winner will learn his or her fate on the Feb. 5 episode of "Jimmy Kimmel Live."
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The Crimson Tide's winter graduation tally includes 14 football players, seven of which are receiving master's degrees
Alabama medaled in the Club 8+ race when coxswain Emily LeBeau, and rowers Leigh Ann Terch, Canella Tinker, Brianne Bebek, Stephanie Varner, Kristen Hickman, Alyssa Drevenak, Brianne Hadar and Erika Baranek finished fifth with a time of 18:31.66
The Alabama rowing team posted seven top-10 finishes at the 19th Chattanooga Head Race Saturday
Alabama Highlights:Sophomore - 2011-12Rowed as part of the Varsity 4+ boat at the Chattanooga Head Race...part of the First Varsity 8+ boat at the Head of the Charles...finished in the top 15 with the Varsity 8+ boats during both days of the Head of the Hooch.
Freshman - 2010 -11Earned gold as part of the Second Varsity 8+ at the SIRA Championships ... part of the Tide's winning Second Varsity 8+ in the dual meet against Central Florida .... finished fourth in the petite final in the Jackie Ann Stitt Hungness Trophy race at the San Diego Crew Classic ... earned a ninth-place finish at the prestigious Head of the Charles in the Club 8+ race.
Prep Highlights: Rowed for Eric Weir at the Deepwater Rowing Association ... took fourth in the women's pairs at the 2009 Southwest Regional Championships ... took fifth in the women's doubles at the 2010 Southwest Regional Championships ... earned Lodi High School Principal's Breakthrough award.
Personal Information:Full Name: Hannah Rose Merrill ... daughter of Lauri and Monty Merrill ... sister, Lyndsey ... brother, Jeff, was a member of the University of Michigan's track and field team ... collaborative special education major ... born November 7, 1992.


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Now one can claim that I'm extremely busy at the moment as the last entry was in December! But a three month hiatus should surely be considered a sabbatical.
Maybe it's because I don't have much to talk about at this moment in time. It all seems a bit same-y as each day has a routine closely akin to groundhog day. Child climbs in bed only to be shooed out. Child cries so weak willed mother lets her back in. Lack of sleep, breakfast, activities, cook then bedtime. Surely there was more to my life before Monkey?
Not that I would change motherhood for the world – far from it. But lately I've been dreaming and possibly perusing the ideas of what if. What if I had stayed in Japan? Well, the tsunami today would have made my parents have kittens whilst making my hair stand on end. Thankfully, from the sounds of things, all friends are safe and well. What if I had got that job in the City? Would I have been swallowed up by the big lights and the enormous-ness of it all? Or grit my eeth and worked through it all? And what if I stopped wondering about the what if's?
I love my life and family. I love the fact that we can spend time together and just enjoy what we have, which renders the what if's as moot. But reflection of what we hold dear is good for the soul.
I don't however love the fact that in my 30's I can still get spots that erupt like Mount Etna. But then at least Girlpants comforted me by telling me that it's because I'm young at heart, which got him brownie points and a steak dinner.


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The asthma hospitalization indicator uses data collected by hospitals. It can be used to identify trends and patterns in the occurrence of asthma across time and space. The data are organized by different variables to help estimate the number of asthma hospital admissions in different time periods, age groups, and geographic areas, such as states and counties. Asthma hospital admissions tend to be for more severe asthma attacks and do not include asthma among individuals who do not receive medical care, who are not hospitalized, or who are treated in outpatient settings. Differences between geographic areas may be the result of differences in the underlying population or in the diagnostic or coding techniques used by the reporting hospital.
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Kilgore, of Westerville, Ohio, was DEFINITELY one of the largest sellers of toy Cap Guns in the old days. They made a lot of quality cap guns and also made a lot of the roll caps. Uncle Talley assisted them in modernizing their equipment that made the roll caps and thus made it more profitable for everybody. Their line of Cap Guns will always remain in the top of the brands that are desirable to collect.
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I could have put this photo of Kilgore boxes on a number of pages, but finally just decided to stick it right at the beginning of the Kilgore section. These are all foam filled and shrink-wrapped. Mighty nice.
From the Chuck Quinn collection.
Kilgore Big Bill
This is a single shot Cap Gun Manufactured by Kilgore. It measures five inches long and is made from Cast-Iron. "Big Bill" is embossed into the frame on the left hand side. Doug says it was originally nickel plated.
All photos thanks to Doug Hamilton
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Kilgore Machine Pistol
We may as well start out with something really weird and that is this Kilgore machine gun (pistol). I have never seen one of these and since it is being added to this website rather late in the game, then it must be reasonably rare.
Photos by Greg Cuda
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Here's an even better photo of this Cap Gun because it has the hand crank.
Photo by Dave Klahn of The Ten Gallon Hat.
Rare Pristine 1955-60 Kilgore Deputy Cap Gun
No matter how you slice it, this is a rare Cap Gun. This one was manufactured by Kilgore sometime between 1955 & 1960. It is a 7-inch long die-cast Cap Gun that has a revolving cylinder & shoots disc caps. All metal gun including the grips. Nickel finish with great engraving. Page 203-TG-137 in the Jim Schleyer
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(that you can still get as a reprint from John Bracken!) book. It's not often that you see an absolute mint pristine condition vintage Cap Gun like this that is straight from the end of the assembly line!
Thanks to Doug Hamilton for these photos!
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A Different Kilgore Deputy
Well, another fine collector sent me these photos of a different version of the Deputy. I'm going to have to do a little research on this one, as I haven't seen it before.
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And here's the same basic Deputy (in chrome), but mint on the card.
Photo by Jack Rosenthal of Toys and More.
And here's the same basic Deputybut in GOLD!!! And mint on the card.
Photo by Chuck Quinn.
Kilgore "BOBCAT" Cap Gun - Detective Style
Here is a small gun so that the little kids could play Detective.
Thanks to Doug Hamilton for these photos!
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Kilgore Buck Cap Gun
This Kilgore Buck is from the 1955-1960 era, which as it turned out to be, was the "Golden Age" of Cap Guns. The grips on this gun are what I think set it apart. High relief and lots of detail.
Many thanks to Mark Leinberger for these photos!
Here is this BUCK Cap Gun in all of its glory, as this example is ABSOLUTELY MINT!!! This particular example is probably better than 99% of the ones coming right out of the factory.
Thanks to Doug Hamilton for these photos!
I realized that I didn't have a very big photo of the Kilgore Buck Cap Gun, so I put this one on here.
Photo thanks to our friend Jack Rosenthal of Toys and More.
This rare boxed set was probably distributed by HALCO, but since the Cap Gun that came in it was a Kilgore Buck, I stuck it here.
Photo thanks to our friend Jack Rosenthal of Toys and More.
Kilgore Mustang
Another fine Kilgore offering, this time a breakdown repeater with white and red grips depicting a mustang.
Photos thanks to Gary DelVecchio
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Another Kilgore Mustang
Here is another Mustang offering from our friend Doug. This one has the turquoise grips and is in great shape.
Thanks to Doug Hamilton for these photos!
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And here's a fine pair of mint Kilgore Mustangs, showing both sides of the Cap Guns.
Thanks to our friend Rich Hall for this photo, which I doctored up! (put both guns together)
Kilgore Pinto
Kilgore actually made a very similar Cap Gun to the Mustang, but named it the "PINTO." The barrel is a little different too.
Photos thanks to Steve Arlin one.
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The Webby Awards are polarizing. No, not on prominence–few people award it much of that. It's a generational thing. We'll break it down for you:
For our older readers: Yeah, I know, right? After all the webrings were broken, Geocities crumbled and animated GIFs died and were reborn as fandom fodder, the Webbys remained. For 15 years! Or else you knew that, in which case you're probably still bemused.
For our younger readers: It's this awards ceremony about the Internet, and it's been an actual awards ceremony since 2005. Some have called it a scam for its entry fees. Others just like to see wacky Web stuff.
Anyway, you care about the Webbys this year because Antoine Dodson performed "Bed Intruder Song" in an unfortunate blond wig. (Or maybe because Justin Bieber won Best Comedy Video for his Funny or Die stint, although if you're watching the Webbys for that there's probably more pressing Selena Gomez news to attend to.)
The Gregory Brothers showed up, too, and the whole affair was lent a lot more musicality than an over-extended rape joke probably deserved. I mean, it had actual singing! With something probably meant to approximate soul! That's it, Internet: we concede, you win. Just not in the Internet sense.


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LAREDO, TX (KGNS) - It's never an easy week in school when it's statewide testing. Fourth and Seventh graders are busy this week taking the writing part of the STAAR test. Fifth and Eighth graders will be tested on their reading and math.
Bobby Ramirez is the Executive Director of Curriculum at LISD. She recommends parents make sure their child gets at least eight hours of sleep the night before. Also, make sure they have a good healthy breakfast so they can concentrate on their exams.
"It is a stressful time of year for them and it's a time to demonstrate their learning. It's very important for the schools because that is where, one, we get evaluated on, based on the results of the test from the federal government and from the state. And also it helps us to guide instruction and make sure we are meeting the needs of all of our students."
Also, the school district recommends to not schedule any appointments for your child during testing week. They said it's important for everyone to attend a full day of school.


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AUBURN, Ala. (AP) - Jake Gautreau drove in three runs and Jason Sparks hit his third home run of the weekend as Tulane beat Auburn 7-5 in the first game of the NCAA Regional finals.
Because Auburn (45-17) had not lost a game during the double-elimination tournament, the two teams have to play a second game on Sunday night.
Tulane (48-16) took a 3-0 lead in the second inning on RBI singles by Mickey McKee and Steve Shirley and Gautreau's sacrifice fly.
Auburn went ahead 4-3 in the fourth on Todd Faulkner's three-run homer, but Gautreau put Tulane back on top with a two-run double in the fifth that made it 6-4.
Sparks' solo home run in the seventh made it 7-4.
Auburn's Derek Reif also hit a solo home run in the ninth, his first of the season, that cut the score to 7-5.
Dan O'Gara (8-2) went the distance for Tulane, allowing five earned runs on 12 hits. He was aided by four double plays, three of which were unassisted.


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Hi folks,Fantasy Army: Empire
Since the new Empire book has me fired up (and painting!), I thought I'd put together an army list and actually try to get into 8th ed. I've not played much of it so far, most of my experience being at the Doubles event last November where me and a friend went along with some Dwarfs and Ogres for fun. It was a really enjoyable weekend, and it's a shame I haven't played much since then really.
So, this list is written with a Stirland River Patrol theme in mind. It's not going to be a pure gamey list, but I want to be able to compete, and who knows, I might make it to the odd tourney with it. As I mentioned before, I've not played a great deal of 8th, so this list is written based on some advice from a friend, and the internet.
General of the Empire
-w/ Full Plate, Talisman of Endurance, Giant Blade, Potion of Speed
Wizard Lord (Death, Lvl 4)
-w/ Talisman of Preservation, Earthing Rod
Captain of the Empire (BSB)
-w/ Full Plate, Standard of Discipline
Wizard (Beasts, Lvl1)
-w/ Dispel Scroll
Wizard (Life, Lvl1)
-w/ Sceptre of Stability
38 Swordsmen w/ Cmd
40 Spearmen w/ Shields + Cmd
10 Crossbowmen
10 Crossbowmen
20 Archers
Great Cannon
Great Cannon
3 Demigryph Knights + Cmd
3 Demigryph Knights + Cmd
Helblaster Volley Gun
The General and BSB sit with the Swordsmen for a LD10 rerollable bubble. I'm also tempted to split them though, so that both blocks get Ld9 re-rollable on 3D6.
The Wizard lore choices are a mix of theme and effectiveness - I hope that the Level 1s will help with buffing the basic troops even with the signature spells, and the Level 4 should help with some hexs and general destructiveness. I think they'd probably sit in the shooty units - I'm considering splitting the Archers in to 2x10, or maybe bunker the Level 1s in them together.
Between 20 Crossbows, 20 Bows, 2 Cannons and a Helblaster, I hope to have enough firepower to make a start at wearing horde units down, and pop a couple of the big beasties too. This then means my buffed core blocks, with the assistance from the Demigryphs, should be able to wipe up what is left.
All very vague planning, so in short, shoot stuff then hit it with magic-enhanced sticks. How hard can it be?
I'd like to keep the theme reasonably in tact, so not tooooo much blackpowder (my backstory excuse for the cannons and Helblaster is that they're mounted on the river patrol ships), and I'm not sure if I'm too bothered about either of the wizard platforms. I've also already painted some Swordsmen and Crossbowmen, so I'd quite like them in the list. But other than that, please feel free to rewrite my list into tiny little pieces.
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Andre Balazs Applies for Cooper Square Hotel Liquor-License Transfer
It seems the hospitality empresario is buying the East Village hotel.
Following the news that the Cooper Square Hotel was for sale, it seems none other than the Standard Hotel's Andre Balazs has picked up the troubled property. The smoking gun comes in the form of an application for a liquor-license transfer, which EV Grieve got her hands on. You'll recall that even Scott Conant couldn't sustain a restaurant in the odd ground-level space, but with Balazs's magic touch, will the hordes soon be lining up, à la meatpacking? If so, get ready to say sayonara to the few remaining vestiges of the seedy old Bowery. [EV Grieve]


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haha, fun post! I can totally see it, a bunch of "sixth-senser" tourists flocking with their ouija boards for an annual pilgrimage to The Big Easy. They do that near where I live, going to St. Augustine. So yup, definitely like this!
Royal Street sounds like a wonderful book and I'm looking forward to reading it and the rest of the series. I love books set in New Orleans, especially urban fantasy, because it has such a rich history.
This was a cool post.Loved the excerpt!
Thanks guys! And DJ forgot to mention the scariest thing of all in New Orleans at Halloween–gang members "trick or treating" with pillowslips as their candy bags. Yikes!
"Fried gator on a stick". You got to be kidding? We just had our "Corn Fest" in my town and my favorite is pork chop on a stick.
Suzanne – Is there anything special about the staff on the cover of Royal Street? I mean anything you can tell us that isn't a spoiler!
Hi Roger–glad to see you here! I'm not kidding about fried gator on stick–it's pretty awesome!
I can tell you a little about the staff on the cover of Royal Street. It's something that DJ finds in her mentor Gerry's attic after Hurricane Katrina, which flooded his house. She doesn't know its history, but when she touches the staff, it glows and responds to her. It claims her, in essence, and ends up being a major "character" in the series. But if I tell you any more I'd have to kill you (Just joking!)
Thanks, Sandy!
OMG….OMFG. Seriously just added your book to the top of my to read pile. I love the way you write, and I love that you call them Six-Senser humans.
I pretty much just love the concept completely
Good writing!
Thanks, Mackenzie–that's awesome!
Great post! I'm going to be laughing about "rooster feet" all day!
Og great post I really liked it ! I can't wait to read your book, it sounds so amazing !
I will confess I skipped over this book a couple of times as the cover doesn't speak to me. I really must make amends and add this to my wishlist though.
@Jenn, @Melliane @Sullivan…Thanks for commenting! I've never quite understood the connection between roosters and voodoo, but it's there. In the voodoo shops in the French Quarter, one can even buy dried rooster feet. Well, I guess they're claws?
Fun post. Your character has such a great world-weary attitude
This book is going on my TBR list. Awesome post. I love the beautiful cover
Freaking awesome. I saw the title "Royal Street" before and thought of my old hometown…but didn't realize this one was really taking place there. Sigh…adding it to the TBR list asap!!!
@Shelley and @Jaskirat–thank you!
@Book Sake. Oh yes, definitely set in NOLA. I'm a longtime New Orleanian who moved away a couple of years ago and am already plotting how to get back
I can't wait for this book!!!
I love New Orleans and magic!
Congratulations on the release Suzanne!!!
Thanks, Lisa–appreciate you stopping by!
That was a great post and I'm adding the book to my wishlist. My favorite paranormal stories are the ones that involve necromancers, ghosts, exorcists, etc. So what made you decide to settle in Auburn after you left New Orleans?
Hi Jen–I was offered a job in Auburn (I do university publishing work), and since most of my family's in Atlanta and Birmingham, it seemed like a good time to make the move. Soooo homesick, though! Thanks for your comment!
Royal Street sounds really good, so creative! I would love to visit New Orleans one day.
"Rooster Feet" ha ha! Such a great post!!
it was a really interesting post and i loved the excerpt!
Wow. I love it. Dj sounds fun and quirky and its set in New Orleans! Its the making of what I am sure will be one of my favourite series.
What a great post. I've been waiting for Royal Street for some time and this will make the waiting harder! DJ is a great character!
Awesome blog, Suzanne! Royal Street is on my TBR list and moving up fast!
Lol great post. I am really looking forward to reading your book Suzanne.
This sounds like a really fun, creative book! I'm looking forward to reading it
Thanks for the kind words, everyone! Only five more months and it will finally be out!


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Joe Banno Movies and Career Information
- Movies Directed by Joe Banno
- American Buffalo (Live Play) 2001
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