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Waynesboro played a significant role during the Civil War. After General Sherman captured Atlanta on November 15, 1864, he began his infamous "March to the Sea" heading towards Savannah. The Battle of Waynesboro was fought on December 4, 1864, towards the end of that march. Union calvary forces under Brig. Gen. Judson Kilpatrick defeated Confederate cavalry led by Maj. Gen. Joseph Wheeler, opening the way for William T. Sherman's armies to capture the port of Savannah which they did on December 21, 1864.
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Thanks to ATV of Las Vegas for pointing me to Jimmy Kempski's informative work at Blogging the bEast.com... This is an independent blog that's very Eagles-biased since Kempski is an editor at BleedingGreen.com... but Kempski himself admits that bias as he strives to cover all four rivals in the NFC East.
It's tough to give decent coverage to any one team let alone four teams in the same division... But Jimmy Kempski is giving it a go. Like us here, he strives to avoid the chains of media slavery and come up with original discussions of what's really going on inside the confines of an NFL franchise. On that basis alone, he is worth your time to look him up. He also tries to bring in actual chalk sessions and breakdowns of plays and formations. I used to look solely to Dan Graziano of CBSSPorts.com for my NFC East bloggage...but thanks to ATV, Jimmy Kempski is now in the mix.
I tried to find a current photo and an updated bio of Kempski for this piece, but it seems he is a little camera-shy. Here is the best bio info I could dig up, and it is in his own words and picture from his "About" page at Blogging the bEast.com:
"I'm Jimmy Kempski, born and raised in South Jersey (Eagles territory), currently residing in North Jersey (Giants territory). I may as well just come clean – I am (and always will be) a huge Eagles fan. I also write for the great Eagles blog, Bleeding Green Nation, and contribute at SNY.tv (writing about the Giants), as well as The Washington Post."
"I've covered both Eagles' and Giants' home games from their press boxes, as well as the Eagles' and Giants' training camps, the NFL Combine, the Senior Bowl, blah blah blah. My major in college was Radio/TV/Film, which should come in handy for the video features I plan on implementing. I formerly worked for a research company, and in my time there I picked up a thing or two on knowing how to gather difficult-to-find information, as well as knowing the importance of drawing conclusions from factual information. I've been in sales for over 10 years, which has aided me in writing convincing arguments. I've wasted countless hours reading sports blogs, and have a good understanding of what works, and what's junk. And most importantly, I've been a hardcore football fan since birth."
Here's a guy who's putting his love for the sport on the line, as Kempski admits he is already $4 K in the hole in the funding of his own website. His material is certainly worthy of getting picked up by a network... as you may judge for yourself by visiting his site.
The amazing thing is Kempski has somehow parlayed his "NFC bEast" trademark into acquiring press credentials that enable him to attend all NFC East teams' OTA's and training camps. That is a journalistic accomplishment in itself. I cannot tell you how frustrating it is for me personally to be turned down by the Eagles year after year for press credentials, while the Baltimore Ravens honor my "Eagles Eye" card with open arms. And if you remember, a few training camps ago, I had to sneak into Redskins TC to bring my pals at PE.com live reports from inside the ropes...that was during the Donovan McNabb transition to Washington when people still cared about #5.
Anyway, Kempski is worth a read and a listen... He'd fit right into the Bored's charter to "educate and entertain"...
Speaking of education--- Matt Bowen of National Football Post has graced us with yet another tidbit of contemplation. Imagine you're the personnel director of the Eagles and you've just broken the final OTA minicamp. What homework assignment do you give your rookie defensive backs to complete while they enjoy their 5-week summer vacation?
Matt Bowen (former NFL safety and frequent contibutor here, editor at National Football Post.com, and columnist for the Chicago Tribune):
"The majority of rookies don't know how to study and break down film like a pro just yet. There is a process to understanding the NFL game, tendencies, etc. And I can tell you from my own experience as a rook in St. Louis, you need to know what to look for when you sit down and turn on the tape."
"Here is my quick guide for rookie DBs on what to study in the film room:"
Depth of the break: Outside of the 3-step game (slant, fade, quick out, hitch), every route breaks at a depth of 12-15 yards. This is key when looking at the double-move. If a WR chops his feet at 8-yards, don't jump the route. You can see this on tape. And if a WR doesn't drop his hips between 12-15 yards, turn your hips and go...the deep ball is coming.
Splits: WRs will give away their routes based on alignments. WR on top of the numbers? That's the "Out" route. WR with reduced (or nasty) split to the formation? Play for an inside breaking concept or for the boot away. Use the numbers as landmarks and play for route concepts based on the pre-snap alignment.
Releases: This plays off of the pre-snap splits of the WRs. A wide alignment (outside of the numbers) with an outside vertical release? That's the 9 (fade) or the comeback. A hard inside release? Probably to create room for the 7 (corner) route. Based off the initial alignment, the release will take you to the route.
Formations: 2x2 in the red zone: play for 4 Verticals. A 3x1 formation with No.1 to the open (or weak) side of formation in an "over split" alignment: get ready for the slant to the backside. Two receivers close together by their pre-snap alignment or short, "divide" motion to create a "stack" look: expect the Hi-Lo combination. These are just examples, but formations often tell you what to expect.
Players aligned out of position: This is big when you study tape. Always account for top targets when they are aligned out of position. For example, why would Detroit's Calvin Johnson align as the No.2 WR inside of the numbers? Answer: to get the ball. Offenses will move their personnel to create matchups. Take notes in the film room when a No.1 WR is aligned out of position. It is done for a reason.
Hot reads: How does the offense handle pressure? Will they throw the slant vs. off-man coverage and target the fade vs. a press-look? Where does the QB want to go with the ball: inside of the numbers or to the outside? Who is the primary receiver when the QB reads blitz? There is no guarantee the blitz is going to get home, so study the route concepts and the QB vs. pressure.
Attacking the scheme: If you play in a Cover 2 (Tampa 2) defense, you better be prepared for the Flat-7, 4 Verts, etc. In a Cover 4 (quarters) scheme, I bet the "Pin" route is coming. If you show a lot of Cover 3, expect to see 3-level routes such as the OVS (9-7-Flat). Every offense in this league carries base concepts in their game plans designed to beat every coverage. You have to know how they will target the scheme.
"These are just a few keys to study, but they will put you in a position to make plays on the ball. And rookie DBs have to remember that you can't just line up in this league and play. Everyone can run a 4.4. Get on the tape, start with your divisional opponents and begin to learn offensive tendencies in the NFL if you want to be productive player."
Thanks, Matt. And it goes to show how much preparation actually goes into making an NFL football team. If you think blogging the NFC East is a tough task, try preparing to become a defensive back by studying your divisional opponents with your eventual job on the line.
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Children's Book Week
Happy Children's Book Week Everybody!
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt - Season One
Ok, well some people really liked this show as it took almost 2 weeks before I could get a copy to do a review. Kimmy Schmidt is now 27, and has spent the last 15 years of her life imprisoned in an underground bunker in Indiana by a fanatic preacher. She has been rescued and brought to New York City to be interviewed and afterwards decides not to go back to Indiana. She is naive to the modern world and immediately meets some odd and bizarre characters who become part of her life there. There are moments the show is cute and funny, but the pace is frantic. There are good people in the cast with Tina Fey in the starring role. I only watched 3 of the 13 first season episodes and did not get hooked. Perhaps with a little more patience and time I would have found how it was Emmy nominated. It's worth a try. Overall Rating: B-
Book Review: The Charmed Children of Rookskill Castle
The Charmed Children of Rookskill Castle From Miss Jennie at Ontario Branch
Happy National Card and Letter Writing Month
April is National Card and Letter Writing Month! Write a letter to a friend or family member!!!
Daddy's Home
Daddy's Home is a new comedy featuring Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg playing dad and step-dad to two kids. Ferrell stars as Brad, a mild-mannered radio executive who desperately wants to bond with his new wife's children. After a rocky start, the kids begin to warm up a bit, but then Dusty, (Wahlberg), the kids' biological dad, shows up and does everything he can to derail Brad's plans. Dusty is cool and rugged, and the kids see him as a rock star compared to Brad, who is nerdy and overly sentimental. The competition soon begins as each man tries to outdo the other in a series of comedic escapades. The movie does a good job of portraying some of the emotions step-parents feel, but in an overly-dramatic way, and unfortunately, some of the jokes aren't really as funny as they are set up to be. That being said, the plot is engaging enough and there are some really funny scenes and humorous dialog. Personally, I thought the movie was predictable, but worth watching. Parents should be advised that although the film is rated PG-13, there are one or two scenes that may be inappropriate for even older kids. Overall Rating: B-
Story Time Starter: Welcome to Kindergarten!
This week at the Library we are celebrating Kindergarten Readiness Week. Here are some great stories to share with your soon-to-be kindergarten child!
Discover Tech @ the Library!
We're pleased to present Discover Tech at the Main Library from now through July 8th!
This film is based on the Boston Globe's investigative team of reporters, known as "Spotlight," who uncovered not only a massive scandal of sexual abuse cases within their local Catholic Archdiocese, but also the cover-up of these cases by the Catholic Church as a whole. Set in the early 2000s, the film follows the investigative work of the Spotlight team as they search to uncover the truth behind the allegations before making the story public in the media. Although the content is heavy and will be emotional to some, I found the movie itself to be phenomenal. The storyline is very well-written and taps into an array of emotions – sadness, frustration, confusion – and the acting of the amazing cast (including Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton and Rachel McAdams) is spot-on. I found that the movie drew me into the story, and for 2 hours took me on the emotional journey that forever changed a part of our culture. Spotlight (the movie) was just as deserving of their Academy Award for Best Picture as the original Spotlight team was of their Pulitzer Prize. Overall Rating: A+
Celebrate National Library Week
It's National Library Week!
The movie Room is based off the novel written by Emma Donaghue in 2010. Room tells a story about the limitless bond between a mother and her child and what it is like to travel from one world to the "real"outside world. In the movie, Brie Larson plays Joy, a mother that has been held captive for 7 years along with her 5 year old son Jack (Jacob Tremblay). Jack has been in "Room" his entire life and this is the only world he knows. Joy (Brie Larson) knows that she has to make a better life for Jack, so she makes an escape plan to get away from her captor, Old Nick. Surprisingly, when Joy and Jack gain freedom, emotions run high with happiness, anger, fear, and excitement and the only thing that can get them through in the outside world is love, support and the bond they have together! This movie was an emotional thriller. It had a remarkable story and is very suspenseful. If you like to keep your emotions running high, this is the movie for you! Overall Rating: A
Poetry Contest Winners
Congratulations to the winners of our 2016 Children's Poetry Contest!
Happy Birthday Sandra Boynton
Help us with Sandra Boynton a very Happy Birthday!
The Image Revolution
The Image Revolution is an entertaining documentary delving into the history of seven comic book artists - Rob Liefold (Deadpool), Jim Lee (X-Men), Marc Silvestri (Wolverine), Erik Larsen (Savage Dragon), Whilce Portacio (X-Factor), Jim Valentino (Guardians of the Galaxy), and Todd Mcfarlane (Spawn) - who all left Marvel Comics in 1992 to form their own company, Image Comics. The film is appealing to both comic book fans and those not familiar with the artists, because the interviews reveal how each artist started drawing, and also what influenced their individual styles of sketching. Industry insiders and many comic artists give their spin on the rise, fall, and recovery of Image Comics. Newer artist, Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead) recounts how Image comics gave him his big break in the business. The archival footage and interviews with the artists and industry insiders make this film charismatic and impressive to people with particular interests in either the comic world or film history. Overall Rating: A+
Crafting with Kids: Spring Flowers
Spring is officially here! Here's a craft to celebrate.
Book Review: Nerdy Bird
Yet another awesome book review from Miss Marisa
The Peanuts Movie
If you are a fan of the Peanuts gang, you will enjoy The Peanuts Movie. This movie brings together familiar storylines from the comics and television shows. In this heartwarming tale, an empty house on the street where Charlie Brown and his sister, Sally, live begins the conversation of who is moving in and, in the school room; the gang discovers it is the little red haired girl that captures the heart of Charlie Brown. From there the movie tells the tale of Charlie Brown finally gaining the confidence to have a conversation and a friendship with the little red haired girl. The kite eating tree, Snoopy as the World War One Flying Ace battling the Red Baron, Lucy's opening her psych practice for more friendly advice and many more favorites are all part of Charlie Brown's quest for the little red haired girl. The cast of supporting characters - including Schroder, Linus, Peppermint Patty, and the rest of the gang- round out the story lines of this enjoyable film. For long time fans, this movie will be a fun trip down memory lane and for new viewers this is an introduction to a classic comic series that will quickly become a new favorite. Overall Rating: A
International Ideas Month
Celebrate International Ideas Month at the library!
Victor Frankenstein
Having an English degree as part of my background, I was interested to see what James McAvoy (Victor Frankenstein) and Daniel Radcliffe (Igor) could add to the classic Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley story of "Frankenstein". Despite the film's title, the movie's main character is actually Igor, Frankenstein's assistant whom he saved from a life in the circus. Igor is utterly devoted to Frankenstein for being his personal savior, so much so, that, despite his own beliefs, he fails to stand up against Victor Frankenstein's manic obsession with the creation of artificial life until the very end of the film. Overall, I wasn't impressed with the movie: The storyline felt muddy, Igor's transformation from hunchback to upright man seemed too easy, and I never felt a strong desire to get to the film's end and see its outcome (although, those familiar with the story of Frankenstein's monster already know the story's culmination). Not what I would call a true "horror" film, "Victor Frankenstein" does its job in shedding light on how a man could become crazed enough to create a horrific version of artificial life, but I certainly don't feel as though I need to ever watch it again. Overall Rating: C
Happy Birthday, Patrick McDonnell!
It's Patrick McDonnell's birthday!
Story Time Starter - Eric Carle
Have your own Eric Carle inspired story time today!
Bridge of Spies
Bridge of Spies is an entertaining Cold War thriller, directed by Steven Spielburg, and starring Tom Hanks as attorney James B. Donovan, and Oscar winner Mark Rylance as Soviet spy Rudolf Abel. It is a little known story of lawyer turned hostage negotiator. Attorney Donovan has been tasked with defending Rudolf Abel against the charges of spying on the United States. In spite of the fact the windows in his living room are shot out, he believes that Abel deserves a proper defense. When the Soviets capture Gary Powers, the pilot of a U-2 U. S. spy plane, Donovan is asked to go to Berlin as a private citizen to negotiate a trade of Powers for Abel. One of the strengths of the movie is the bond of mutual respect and common understanding that develops between Donovan and Able, during a time when trusting your enemy could get you killed. There are several light hearted moments when Donovan asks if Abel is worried. Stone-faced Abel replies, "Would it help?" As usual, Tom Hanks' performance does not disappoint. He deftly plays a man who is part everyman, part genius and all around good guy. This was my first exposure to Mark Ryland's acting ability. He is superb as Rudolf Abel – definitely an Oscar winning performance! Overall Rating: A
Book Review: Peep and Egg: I'm Not Hatching
Learn all about a wonderful new picture book that Miss Marisa just LOVES!
National Day of Unplugging
Happy National Day of Unplugging!
National Pancake Day
Celebrate this delicious holiday with a fun pancake recipe and book recommendations!
Grandma, starring Lily Tomlin and Julia Garner, is a comedy-drama about Elle, (Tomlin) an aging poet and author who has just been broken up with by her girlfriend, and is still grieving the death of her life-partner of 38 years. Elle gets a surprise visit from her granddaughter, Sage, (Garner) who is in desperate need of $630 by sundown. The two set out on a road trip to get the money and, along the way, reunite with some interesting characters from Elle's past. Tomlin is an incredible actor, and I was really looking forward to seeing her in her first leading role in 27 years, but I was a little let down. Many of the reviews I read about this movie called Tomlin's character grouchy, but lovable. I agree with the grouchy part, but not the lovable part! I really wanted to like her character and, although there were a few moments where she let her guard down, even those ended quickly with a cranky and usually somewhat rough remark. That being said, the movie was very well-acted and will appeal to some, although it does touch on many very sensitive and controversial subjects. Even though it is billed as a comedy-drama, it is quite serious and has many heart-wrenching moments that are definitely suited for a mature audience. Overall Rating: B-
Book Review: Is Mommy?
Miss Amanda reviews another great picture book!
Crafting with Kids: Paper Weaving
Today's paper-weaving craft comes from our annual Black History Celebration.
Straight Outta Compton
Straight Outta Compton is a biographical story that follows the lives of the 1988 most notorious and controversial rap group of all time from Compton, California, otherwise known as N.W.A. The stars of this film that portrayed the members of the group were Jason Mitchell as Eazy-E, O'Shea Jackson, Jr. as Ice Cube, Corey Hawkins as Dr. Dre, Aldis Hodge as MC Ren, Neil Brown Jr. as DJ Yella and Paul Giamatti as N.W.A.'s manager Jerry Heller. As the film opens up, Eazy-E (Jason Mitchell) shows the audience the dangerous life that he was living in the midst of drugs and gangsters on the streets of Compton. The scenes continue to unfold to show the brutal honest depiction of what it was like for Eazy-E (Mitchell) and the other members of N.W.A. to grow up in the streets of Southern Los Angeles and their daily struggles to become music artists despite their surroundings. These 5 members of N.W.A. were determined to transform hip hop culture with their music no matter what the cost. I was excited to watch this movie because I grew up in this era and N.W.A. was a huge part of cultural history that will never be forgotten! I loved this movie! Overall Rating: A+
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Today is Presidents' Day!
Book Review: Robo-Sauce
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In a paper they plan to present at the Usenix security conference next month, researchers led by Kang G. Shin, the Kevin and Nancy O'Connor Professor of Computer Science, describe an easy-to-assemble tool they call the Clock-based Intrusion Detection System, or CIDS. CIDS characterizes the clock inaccuracies of all of the processors in a car in order to spot the malicious messages that hackers use to take control of vehicle components like brakes and transmission. [Full Story]
Related Topics: Automotive industry Graduate Students Lab-Software Systems Security (Computing) Shin, Kang G.
Computer science researchers have developed a modular load tester platform for data centers which is designed to help measure and mitigate tail latency. Called Treadmill, it is described in their paper, "Treadmill: Attributing the Source of Tail Latency through Precise Load Testing and Statistical Inference." [Full Story]
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Two papers authored by EECS researchers were selected for top honors at the 37th IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy. One of the papers, describing and demonstrating a malicious hardware backdoor, received the Distinguished Paper Award. The second, which demonstrated security failings in a commercial smart home platform, received the Distinguished Practical Paper Award. [Full Story]
Related Topics: Austin, Todd Computer Architecture Graduate Students Hicks, Matt Internet of Things Lab-Computer Engineering (CE Lab) Lab-Software Systems Prakash, Atul Security (Computing) Sylvester, Dennis
Mohammad Mousavi, PhD student in ECE, earned a Weisnet Medal at the Eastern Snow Conference for his paper Elevation Angular Dependence of Wideband Autocorrelation Radiometric (WiBAR) Remote Sensing of Dry Snowpack and Lake Icepack, co-authored by Dr. Roger De Roo, Prof. Kamal Sarabandi, and Prof. Anthony England. The Weisnet Medal is presented to the best student paper at the conference. Mohammad has developed a new way to remotely measure the thickness of ice and snow with a technology he calls wideband autocorrelation radiometry (WiBAR), offering lower cost, lower power, and more flexibility than competing methods. [Full Story]
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Armin Jam, doctoral student in ECE, took first place in the student paper competition at the 2016 IEEE International Symposium on Antennas and Propagation (AP-S) for his paper, "A Horizontally Polarized Beam-Steerable Antenna for Sub-millimeter-wave Polarimetric Imaging and Collision Avoidance Radars," co-authored by his advisor, Prof. Kamal Sarabandi. Armins research is focused on the development of a sub-millimeter-wave (sub-MMW) radar system for the next generation of navigation and imaging sensors. [Full Story]
Related Topics: Antennas Applied Electromagnetics and RF Circuits Autonomous Vehicles Graduate Students Lab-Radiation (RADLAB) Sarabandi, Kamal
This article in Wired describes work by Michigan researchers that demonstrates how a hacker could hide a malicious backdoor in silicon and trigger it to gain access to a computing system. Google engineer Yonatan Zunger is quoted as saying "This is the most demonically clever computer security attack Ive seen in years." [Full Story]
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Don't Let CMS Create Skewed Payment Rates
ASCP is continuing an eAdvocacy campaign to encourage the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to change its pricing strategy and implementation timeline to reprice the entire Clinical Laboratory Fee Schedule (CLFS). The Protecting Access to Medicare Act (PAMA) required CMS to finalize regulations, by June 30, 2015, outlining the requirement for clinical laboratories to submit data on the pricing they receive for laboratory services and the corresponding test volume. CMS released a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) on September 25, 2015; final rules have not been released.
The issues ASCP is addressing relate to two proposals: (1) the Agency's plans to exempt hospital laboratory data from the median price the agency will calculate from the data it receives, and (2) the proposed timeline. Given that hospital laboratories typically receive higher payment rates than other laboratories, CMS' approach could result in insufficient payment rates that could shutter some small- and medium-sized laboratories. Participants in the ASCP eAdvocacy campaign will be asking CMS to include hospital laboratory data in the campaign. In addition, ASCP is urging that the final timeline set by the Agency would require data reporting no sooner than January 1, 2017 (and last at least 3 months) to give laboratories sufficient time to configure and test their reporting systems. To send a message to your representatives in Congress and officials at CMS, please use the following link for the ASCP eAdvocacy Center. ...
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1st round – Pass rushing DE or LB or trade down pick up a tight end and additional picks
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With that we will have an excellent line up and every one mentioned can be signed with money left over for the draft picks that they will aquire. The Fins are already over the cap by 45 Million by letting go of whom I mentioned that will add about twenty to thirty Million to that cap amount with the assumption Smith will want about 8 Mill a year and Hartline about 5 mil a year.
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Proven fisherman not pirate, but 3 years in prison- the Somali problem
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Bernadette and Jean-Yves Delanne after their release by Commandos .. .
The complex world of how to deal with Somali pirate issue is revealed in a recent French case. French cruising sailors from Tahiti Bernadette and Jean-Yves Delanne, of the yacht Carre d'As IV, have delivered their own verdict on some of the pirates who abducted them back in September 2008. In particular they acquitted one, Abdulahi Ahmed Guelleh, whom they claimed was a genuine fisherman caught up in the events.
The court agreed with them, and he was acquitted. However, since he was turfed out of prison on 30th November (he did not want to leave, having nowhere to go) after an amazing three years and two months in jail on remand, he lives off charity waiting for his acquittal to be confirmed.
The prosecution had presented the six alleged pirates as dangerous terrorists, but the trial revealed that they were just following the orders of a powerful local man, who was identified but never investigated.
In court, Delanne, an experienced sailor, remarked on their amateurism: 'They were seasick,' he said.
His wife added: 'They weren't at all prepared. They had nothing on them [apart from weapons]'.
They both described how the hijackers looked scared when Delanne got angry. He even managed to impose strict rules (no smoking in the cabin or eating on deck) and taught them fishing techniques.
When they were looking for petrol, he suggested they ask the local fishermen.
The end of the trial was described as surreal, with the victims kissing their abductors and wishing them 'a new and happy life'.
Delanne delivered his own verdict: 'I always said Guelleh had nothing to do with our abduction.' The others were guilty, he said, but were just 'kids out of their depth.'
The authorities did not appreciate his or the jury's leniency. The public prosecutor appealed against the sentences and Guelleh's acquittal. After being in jail on remand in France for the 38 months before the trial, Guelleh now languishes, frightened, knowing very little about France and not speaking the language.
'He is completely lost. Everything is foreign to him here, particularly the language,' his lawyer, Florent Loyseau de Grandmaison told Le Monde Diplomatique. It is hardly surprising he feels lost: his only experience of France has been prison walls, warders and the violence of other inmates. 'His situation is unprecedented,' said his lawyer. 'He finds himself in a country he did not want to come to, with no identity papers or proof of having entered the country, and which he cannot leave.'
Guelleh and five compatriots were arrested by the French military in the early hours of 16 September 2008 on board the 16-metre ketch, the Carré d'As IV, which had been hijacked two weeks earlier with the French couple on board. One Somali was killed in the raid. The other six were held in unclear circumstances by the French army for a week, then flown to Paris.
Only two of them had taken part in the attack on the Carré d'As. The others had joined them when they had changed crews, and at stops along the African coast. Guelleh only arrived the day before the commando raid: he had been fishing in the area when the yacht's hijackers told him to give them some fish, before persuading him to spend the night on board.
While Guelleh was acquitted, his five co-accused were sentenced to between four and eight years, far less than the prosecution had demanded. An appeal is pending, so Guelleh must wait an even longer time for his nightmare to be over.
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Bach's setting of Psalm 117:1-2 is the only motet set for voice parts and an independent continuo line.
Vivaldi Gloria
Written in 1715 for performance by his pupils at the Ospedale della Pietà, Vivaldi's Gloria lay undiscovered for over two hundred years. Gloria's ebullient style has an immediate and universal appeal and remains a well-loved concert piece.
Marcello Concerto for Oboe and Strings
Attributed to Alessandro Marcello, this popular oboe concerto is one of the most frequently performed in the repertory. It was first published in the early 18th century and is the perfect companion piece to both Bach and Vivaldi works being performed.