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popularising the literature of ancient Iraq through
the art of oral storytelling
About us
Who's who
Art gallery
The literature of Mesopotamia has lain dormant
on clay tablets for more than 2000 years. Breathing new life
into this literature through the art of oral storytelling is the
ZIPANG mission.
Gilgamesh21 website is now open for
contributions from young people to a
21st-century retelling of the ancient Gilgamesh
epic. Closing date 31st August 2016.
Click here to find out more.
Two patrons of the Enheduanna
Professor Farouk al-Rawi and
Professor Andrew George, recently translated a previously
unknown description of Humbaba's forest in the
Gilgamesh epic.
Click here for further details.
Phrases from this new translation were voiced in
the first storytelling performance of the
Gilgamesh epic by the Zipang Young Mesopotamian
Click here to view a video of this
This Young Roots project supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund and the
British Institute for the Study of Iraq runs from May 2015 to October 2016. It provides registered project participants with a variety of opportunities to
hear, interpret, explore, renew and pass on to others the 3000 year old
Gilgamesh epic.
Visits to the British
Museum introduce young people to the
material heritage of the Gilgamesh epic.
They see the clay tablets on which it is
written in cuneiform script, handle
ancient miniature heads of one of its
main characters, and meet curators.
Young people can actively engage with the cultural heritage of the Gilgamesh
epic in Heritage Activity Sessions — story-listening, story-telling, learning to write
cuneiform signs, and creating pictures, poems, animations and videos of the
people, places and episodes in the Gilgamesh epic.
The heritage output created by the young people will be displayed at two
exhibitions. The first of these will be a traditional art exhibition. The second will be the online exhibition of a
narrative website on which a 21st century version of the Gilgamesh epic is
created from contributions by young people. This will remain online for at least
five years.
ZIPANG vision inspires the
ZIPANG mission. 'ZIPANG' is
the Sumerian word for 'breath'.
ZIPANG mission
is undertaken by the Enheduanna Society, an education charity
founded in 2002. To fulfil this mission, the Enheduanna Society—
provides ZIPANG
storytellers booked for public and private
events organised by others
publishes retold stories from ancient Iraq
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ZIPANG storytellers
promotes and organises
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• brings together Iraqi and non-Iraqi scholars, storytellers,
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storytellers depend for their
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Bus inferno: Norms thrown to the wind
By K Shiva Shanker | ENS - HYDERABAD
Published: 31st October 2013 07:18 AM
Last Updated: 31st October 2013 12:05 PM
Though private bus operators have always been on the radar for their reckless driving, it is their greediness to earn a few bucks by taking customers en route without enrolling their names into the list of passengers, that has created a major hurdle in identifying those who died in Wednesday's bus tragedy in Andhra Pradesh.
Most surprisingly, the government rules, according to officials here, say that vehicles with all-India permit need not be fixed with any speed limit.
Though seating capacity of the volvo tourist bus is only 43+2, five extra passengers were boarded in the bus en route Hyderabad violating the stipulated norms.
Moreover, the bus which carried a Andhra Pradesh registration number has been on the rolls of RTO Bengaluru since Ocotber 2011. According to officials, though the no objection certificate (NOC) issued by AP has been utilised, the registration number had not been changed yet.
"After the bus is registered in Karnataka, the operator would be given the time to re-register themselves and then pay state tax and take all-India permit," said P Srinivas, additional transport commissioner, RTA-Khairatabad clearly meaning that rules were flouted in the process.
A document handed over by the transport department, Khairtabad, stated that the bus bearing registration number AP-02-TA-0963 owned by Diwakar Road Lines represented by J C Umareddy from Anantapur said to be on lease with Shakeel Ahmed of Jabbar Travels, Bengaluru.
Against allegations that volvo multi-axle buses race against time at an average speed of 120-130 kmph, officials here reveal that state government was considering installing speed governors on all transport vehicles. "The RTA had planned to install speed governors for all transport vehicles.
But, according to the Central Government rules, vehicles with all-India permit need not be fixed with any speed limit .
The Government of Andhra Pradesh and the Transport department have written to the Centre to consider the issue of speed limit as that might lead to accidents in the future too," said the additional transport commissioner.
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1st Battalion 22nd Infantry
The 22nd Infantry Regiment in Alaska 1908-1910
Map of Alaska
Marked in red
1 -- Ft. Egbert------------
2 -- Ft. Wm. H. Seward
3 -- Ft. Gibbon-----------
4 -- Ft. St. Michael------
5 -- Ft. Davis-------------
6 -- Ft. Liscum-----------
In the spring of 1908 orders
were issued directing the relief of the 10th Infantry in Alaska
by the Twenty-second Infantry.
This relief was to take place on July 1. Accordingly, on May 3, Company A of the 22nd proceeded
from Fort McDowell, Cal., to Fort William H. Seward, Alaska, to make preliminary arrangements for the relief.
Before leaving for its new station the regiment went, on May 7, to take part in San Francisco
in the parade in honor of the visit of the Atlantic fleet, which was then on its famous cruise around the world.
Two days later a detachment, consisting of Companies B, I, K and M, under Major Daniel A. Frederick,
proceeded to Oakland, California, for another parade in honor of the same event.
The 22nd Infantry
Regiment marches down the streets of San Francisco
during the parade honoring the Atlantic fleet, May 7, 1908
Early in June, Lieutenants
Ripley, Remington, McCammon, Moore and Adams were sent on to the
stations in Alaska
to complete preparations for the relief of the 10th Infantry and to take over the property at the various posts.
The sailing date of the regiment was set for June 20, 1908.
The San Francisco Call Sunday June 14, 1908
CDNC California Digital Newspaper Collection
So on June 20, 1908 the 22nd Infantry left the United States on the army transport Crook, for a tour of service in the north.
US Army Transport Crook
Postcard of the United States Army
Transport Crook
with the inscription "Sailed from San Francisco Calif June 20 1908 with 22nd Inf Arrived Ft St Michael Alaska"
The Crook reached
Skagway, Alaska, on June 26. Companies G and M immediately
and prepared for their move to Fort Egbert, but there being no adequate transportation available,
they returned to Fort Seward the following day. June 28 and 29, regimental headquarters, the band,
and Companies F, G and M, took station at Fort William H. Seward.
The remaining units of the regiment proceeded to stations as follows:
July 2, Companies K and L at Fort Liscum.
July 10, Companies B and E at Fort St. Michael.
July 12, Companies H and I at Fort Davis.
July 20, Companies C and D
proceeded from Fort St. Michael to Fort Gibbon
by traveling up the Yukon on the river boat. Companies G and M, in the meantime reached Fort Egbert on July 5,
having left Seward four days previously and travelled by railroad to White Pass, thence by steamer
down the Yukon to their destination. The companies were quickly settled in their new posts,
and for the remainder of the year engaged in routine garrison life.
Postcard sent from
Company I, 22nd Infantry at Fort Davis, Alaska,
postmarked September 14, 1908
January 1, 1909, the 22nd Infantry, still under the command of Colonel Alfred Reynolds, was stationed as follows:
Regimental headquarters, band,
machine gun platoon, Companies A and F, Fort Seward,
Colonel Alfred Reynolds, commanding.
Companies G and H, Fort Egbert, Captain Henry A. Harrigan, commanding.
Companies C and D, Fort Gibbon, Lieutenant-Colonel George F. Cooke, commanding.
Headquarters second battalion, Companies B and E, Fort St. Michael, Captain Ferdinand W. Kobbe, commanding.
Headquarters First Battalion, Companies H and I, Fort Davis, Major J. F. Kreps, commanding.
Headquarters Third Battalion, Companies K and L,, Fort Liscum, Captain Frank Halstead, commanding.
Above is a listing of
stations for the 22nd Infantry in Alaska in 1909.
As can been seen, Major Jacob Kreps was the commanding officer at Fort Davis.
From the Alaska Almanac 1909, Harrison Publishing Company
A photo of COL J.F. Kreps of the 22nd
Infantry taken after his retirement.
As a Major, Jacob Kreps was one of the ranking officers of the 22nd during its service in Alaska.
No change of station took place during the year 1909.
January 18, Captain F. G.
Stritzinger, Jr., who had been on duty as an assistant instructor
at the school of musketry,
Presidio of Monterey, was relieved from that assignment and ordered to Fort Liscum,
where he relieved Captain Halstead in command of the post and of the Third Battalion, 22nd Infantry.
The year 1909 passed in much the same routine way as had the previous year,
only one event of interest taking place to break the monotonous but pleasant service.
A request was made by the United States Marshal at Juneau for a detachment of troops
to assist him in the apprehension of an Indian accused of murder.
The request having received the approval of the Secretary of War, a detachment of ten men,
five from each of Companies A and F, under Captain P. W. Davison, regimental adjutant,
left Fort Seward at 7 A. M., May 31, on the government harbor boat Peterson.
This detachment joined the marshal at Juneau and accompanied him to Lake Inlet, Sumdrum,
Windham Bay, Hobart Bay, Cleveland Passage, Port Hough-ton, Kake Village and back to Juneau.
The suspected murderer was not apprehended and the troops returned to Fort Seward on June 5.
In the course of this expedition the little detachment traveled 424 miles by water.
In the bottom right hand
corner of the above photograph, the end of the formation of the
22nd Infantry
can be seen, marching in downtown Nome, Alaska, passing Barracks Square to the right.
They are captioned on the photo as ' "Boys in Brown" or 22nd Inf U.S.A. '
4th of July parade held on July 5, 1909
Members of the 22nd Infantry Band, Fort Seward, 1909
Menu for Thanksgiving Dinner for Company F
and the Machine Gun Platoon
Twenty Second Infantry
Fort William H. Seward, Alaska
November 23, 1909
During the year many men from
the regiment were detailed to work with the Signal Corps
on the maintenance and repair of the Alaskan telegraph lines. In this connection the following telegram,
commending a soldier of the 22nd Infantry for his services, speaks for itself:
ALASKA, December 9th, 1909. Signal, Seattle.
"Civilian Meyers reached Minto seventh frozen condition critical.
Given emergency treatment station men. Brought by Bert Anderson, Infantry,
credit due Anderson intelligent compliance emergency treatment
and hard travelling temperature forty five below. LEWIS."
Only very limited training was
possible, and during the open season most of the troops were kept
bringing up supplies to the Yukon posts and Fort Davis. The condition of the tundra during this season
added to the difficulty of conducting any extensive military instruction. In spite of this condition, however,
at the conclusion of the target season, the 22nd Infantry had attained first place in the department
in individual merit firing, and second place in the general figure of merit.
On February 26, of this year, Chaplain (Major) Edward H. Fitzgerald retired from active service
and left the regiment. Chaplain Fitzgerald had served continuously with the regiment since 1897,
and had accompanied it through the Cuban campaign and all of its service in the Philippines.
The beginning of the year 1910
found the regiment still under the command of Colonel Reynolds,
and at the same stations as the preceding year. Orders had been received in November, 1909,
that the regiment would return to the United States in the summer of 1910.
No date was set at that time. It was further announced that on being relieved
the regiment would proceed to Fort Sam Houston, Texas, for station.
The customary routine duties of the Alaskan posts occupied the troops until July, when the transfer took place.
Owing to inclement weather during much of the summer, the annual target practice was only partially completed
and was later continued and completed in Texas. Prior to the departure of the regiment from Alaska,
a comprehensive memorandum was prepared by the outgoing officers covering in detail
all matters relating to the life of the Alaskan garrison. This was prepared primarily for the use of the officers
of the incoming regiment and their families, and touched on the methods of obtaining supplies of food and clothing;
shopping facilities, accommodations, amusements, towns in the vicinity of the various posts, climate,
sports, servants and transportation facilities.
July 3, 1910, the army transport
Buford arrived at Fort William H.
Seward with the Sixteenth Infantry,
which was the relieving regiment. On the same day regimental headquarters, the band, machine gun platoon
and Companies F, G, H and K of the 16th disembarked and relieved regimental headquarters, band,
machine gun platoon and Companies A and F of the 22nd Infantry.
The latter troops embarked immediately on the Buford. The transport left Fort Seward at 6:30 P. M., July 5
and proceeded to Fort Liscum, where it arrived at 5 p. M., July 7. The following day Companies C and I, 16th Infantry,
disembarked and carried out the relief of Companies K and L, 22nd Infantry, which embarked the same day.
The Buford left Fort Liscum at 6 p. M., July 8, and arrived at Fort Davis, Nome, Alaska, at 9 A. M., July 15.
The following day Companies B and E, 16th Infantry, disembarked and relieved Companies H and I, 22nd Infantry,
the latter companies embarking on the Buford the same day.
The USAT Buford, here seen in a period
color postcard view,
docked at Manila, The Philippines
While at Nome the 22nd Infantry
band gave two concerts in the town, affording a great deal of
pleasure to the inhabitants.
At 1:30 P. M., July 17, the Buford left Nome for Fort St. Michael, arriving at that place at 3 A. M., July 18.
Companies D and M, 16th Infantry, disembarked on the 18th, Companies A and L, on the 19th,
and Companies B, C, D, G, E and M of the 22nd embarked on the nights of the 18th and 19th.
The 22nd Infantry Regimental Band
giving a concert
in Barracks Square, Nome, Alaska July 14, 1910
At 5 P. M. July 21, 1910, the Buford,
carrying the entire 22nd Infantry, sailed for San Francisco.
This home port was reached at 2 p. M July 31, after a pleasant and uneventful voyage.
The regiment disembarked at 1 P. M., August 1, and immediately entrained at Point Richmond, California,
for the new station at Fort Sam Houston. The journey to San Antonio, Texas, was made by the Santa Fe route,
and was without event, aside from the natural effect on the personnel of the sudden change of temperature and climate.
The entire regiment arrived at Fort Sam Houston on August 7, and was directed to prepare immediately
for the maneuvers to be held at Leon Springs. The regiment marched to Leon Springs on August 9 and 10.
This, the first long march undertaken by the troops since leaving Alaska, at a time of the year
when the Texas heat was most intense, caused a considerable amount of suffering among the men.
The maneuvers at Leon Springs lasted until August 30, and on the following day camp was broken
and the regiment marched back to Fort Sam Houston, arriving September 1.
Companies H and I, under command of Lieut-Colonel William C. Butler, remained at Leon Springs
to complete target practice and returned to the post September 19.
The 22nd Infantry in the
Photo most likely taken at Leon Springs, Texas, 1910
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There has been much comment here lately about this page's content, including criticism of John Kanelis because of the number of letters he publishes from "out of the area" as compared to the number "from the area."
I believe this is a sterile debate and that it misses the more important point.
There is no telling anymore - less and less all the time - what constitutes a meaningful difference between local and alien ideas.
Take me, for example.
(Yeah, I know, "Please!")
I represent a lot of "out of area" ideas. But I'm also very much "of this area."
I am a stranger to most Amarilloans, but many Amarilloans are my friends and family.
My father was a first-generation American. His parents came here as children from that part of Europe that eventually became Czechoslovakia. He was raised on a farm in Binghamton, N.Y.
My mother is descended from generations of New York City Irish and English families, including Nortons (of the motorcycle builders) and Reagans.
My father was a distinguished career Air Force officer. He spent World War II as a mechanic with the Flying Tigers in China. He was given a field commission there and returned from China with what we were told was the highest decoration ever given by the Chinese government to a foreign military member. Through brains and hard work, he carved himself a career as a combat crewman - an Electronic Warfare Officer - aboard B-52s. He retired a lieutenant colonel.
I grew up everywhere. I started third grade in El Paso, moved to the northeast corner of Maine in January of that year and spent a month at the base elementary school, then finished third grade in Merced, Calif.
So the more important question than the geographical source of my opinions is: What ideas influenced me as I was growing up?
My mother grew up in a large family in Greenwich Village when it was considered a nice neighborhood. My grandfather was a machine-gunner in France during World War I, and worked the docks after he got back.
What ideas of theirs do you suppose influenced me?
I started first grade in El Paso (I get a plus for that). But it was a Catholic school (b'lieve most around here consider that a minus). But I transferred to a public school by the third grade and stayed in public schools the rest of my formal education (A-plus).
I finished high school in Amarillo, went to Amarillo College for two years, wasted a year at the University of Texas, and finally graduated from West Texas State University with a degree in political science. In the late 1960s. During Vietnam. And the peace movement.
I received my master's of business administration from the University of Colorado, and I spent two years in the doctorate program at UT in Industrial Relations, Labor Economics and Statistics.
What ideas do you suppose I absorbed from my education?
I have traveled much of North America and Asia. What might I have picked up along the way?
And let's not kid ourselves about this.
With movies, television, the Internet, and the press, we all have access to information on an unimaginable scale. There are a lot of people around here like me, and a lot of people like the people around here everywhere else. Why shouldn't someone in West Useless, N.H., see and confront an opinion assumed to be expressed locally with an argument that holds merit?
I believe the more important point is whether we stand to gain something meaningful from reading these "alien" views.
We all want to see more of what we agree with and less of what we don't agree with on an opinion page.
But the reality is that there are "rednecks" in New Jersey, racists in California, liberals in Alabama, and some pretty sharp people right here in this region. If we want to keep this page from being overrun by any one view of the world, it must be open to all views of the world.
And that means we must be available to views from all over the world.
There is actually much to be said for publishing opinions from far away places with strange-sounding names. First, it's nice to know people "out there" care enough about what's happening "right here" to comment on it.
Second, it alerts us to a wider market for our ideas than mankind has ever known. If you don't think the Internet has changed our lives forever, letters to the editor from way over the county line alert you to the size of the crowd we can all yell to.
Finally, it might serve the public well, letting us see our reflection in a larger mirror. We each may be convinced that the prevailing views on any topic ought to be decided from the High Plains of Texas, but if it is we who are out of step with America, how the deuce are we ever going to find out about it?
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My friend just purchased a Toshiba Satellite C655-S5137 laptop about 10 days ago and is having an issue with the touchpad.
Randomly, the mouse will freeze up and now allow him to do anything. It will freeze for about 3-5 seconds and then all off a sudden, it will work fine until it randomly does it again.
I was hoping it would be a driver issue; however, he is running v22.214.171.124 of the Synaptic's driver.
When he plugs in an external mouse, it works fine.
Thanks for any help ... v/r, Curt
Easiest thing is to try is to reload the driver.
Synaptics TouchPad Driver(v184.108.40.206)
Also, see this article, though it may not be the problem per se, it will show you how to access the touchpad controls, to try to make adjustments.
Mouse pointer jumps around as you type
Good luck.
I am having the same/very similar problem and was hoping someone might have an update.
I am running Windows 7 64-Bit on a Satellite C655-S5128. As I am using the touchpad, sometimes the cursor will hang or get "stuck" as described above. This happens at various times, with no connection to using any particular software or performing any particular activity. It happens while actively using the mouse, not returning from an absense or when the computer was otherwise idle. Sometimes, as descibed above, it will be stuck for a few seconds, and it will again begin responding to finger movement on its own. Other times that is not enough, but hitting the "windows key" or Ctrl+Alt+Del is enough. Other times even that is not enough to get it to respond and I must either restart or put the machine to sleep and then wake it up again.
I have reinstalled the origional synaptics driver version that was pre-installed in the machine (184.108.40.206) as well as installed the newer version available at the synaptics site (126.96.36.199). The problem further persists under both versions. Moreover, I have disabled all advanced functionality via the synaptics software. Tapping, scrolling, zooming, etc. are all turned off - the touchpad itself is only functional for moving the mouse, and the buttons have their traditional functionality. I have also experimented with different levels of palm check and sensitivity functionality, to no avail. The problem persists regardless of the levels for those settings.
Any suggestions?
I am haveing the exact same problem and it hapens several times an hour very worysome.
we have same problem even i format my windows mouse cursor freezes every 3-5 second mouse driver can't install i don't know what causing of this error wish not a malware.I hope some expert could help us and solve our problem.
Hey everyone
I am more or less having the same issue mensioned above. except in my case it freezes for a second. it feal like there is some thing in the cursors way it stack for a second then it moves.
My laptop is satellite C55-B5200 with windows 8.1 preinstalled.
08-18-2014 10:55 AM - edited 08-20-2014 07:00 AM
While Toshiba/Synaptics do release a new driver,
Go to device manager in control panel.
Open mouse and pointing devices
Right click on Synaptics touchpad
Click Uninstall
You will running on the microsoft driver. This procedure eliminates some functions of the touchpad.
Please read my post.
I'm having the same issue. It seem to freeze every 5 to 10 minutes. I've had my Satellite S70-B for less than a week and I'm already frustrated by the frequency of the touchpad freezes. I don't want to be in the habit of having to unload and reload drivers on a regular basis. I've never owned a Toshiba so there's no loyalty to the brand here. I thought I would try something different when purchased. Now I am considering returning and getting something else.
01-17-2016 02:31 PM - edited 01-17-2016 02:33 PM
You should definitely return it while you still can. That's certainly what I would do.You shouldn't have to "fix" a brand new computer.
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ND's Robichaux headlines All-Acadia Parish baseball team
CROWLEY – Expectations were high for the 2011 Notre Dame baseball team.
And rightfully so.
The Pioneers were the defending Class AAA champions and they returned the bulk of that title team.
Although they didn't repeat as champions, the Pios, who were ousted in the quarterfinals by eventual state champion Livonia, posted an overall mark of 32-3. That record was not only the best in the state in all classifications, it set a school record for most victories in a season.
For their efforts, the Pios landed eight spots on the 2011 All-Acadia Parish team that was released today, including the top two honors - Most Valuable Player Austin Robichaux and Coach of the Year Timmy Robichaux.
Austin Robichaux, who was drafted by the Cincinnati Reds in the 2011 MLB Amatuer Draft last month, played a huge role in the Pio's success.
A pitcher/shortstop, he went 10-1 on the season with one save and a 0.37 earned run average. He gave up just 28 hits while striking out 98 and walking 13 in 75 innings.
Robichaux, a UL-Lafayette signee, also produced offensively. He finished his senior campaign with a team-high batting average of .419 along with a slugging percentage of .675. He also had 11 doubles, five triples, three home runs and 48 runs driven in.
Coach Timmy Robichaux guided his team to the No. 1 seed in the Class AAA playoffs. His team lost just three games all season long, two of which were to eventual state champions St. Louis in Class AAAA and Livonia in Class AAA.
Joining Austin Robichaux on the All-Parish pitching staff are Notre Dame's Mitch Corzine and Northside Christian's duo of Pierce Rivera and Joseph Trahan.
Corzine compiled a 9-0 record on the season and posted an ERA of 1.53. The Nicholls signee struck out 46 batters and walked just 15 in 64 innings. He also hit .355 for the Pios with two doubles, two triples and four RBI.
Rivera was also a dual threat. He finished with a 7-4 record and had an ERA of 2.33 on the mound while hitting .609 with eight doubles and three triples.
Trahan went 4-4 with a 2.91 ERA. He racked up 65 strikeouts in 42 innings. The freshman standout was also a threat offensively, hitting .633 with 17 doubles, six triples and a team-high 23 RBI.
Crowley's High's Brody Deshotel made the team at catcher after hitting .516 while also pulling double duty as a pitcher and logging five victories on the mound.
On the infield, Notre Dame nailed down all but one spot.
Pete Petitjean made the team at first base after hitting .329 despite missing a month with an injury.
Connor Goss is the team's third baseman for the second straight season after hitting .391 and posting a slugging percentage of .652. He also had 12 doubles, three triples and four home runs to go along with 40 RBI.
Nick Gossen made the squad at second base. The middle infielder/pitcher hit .310 during his junior season and had five doubles, one triple, one home run and 19 RBI. He also logged a record of 5-2 on the mound with an ERA of 2.02 to go along with 33 strikeouts in 45 innings.
Crowley's Taylor Doughty locked down the final spot on the infield at second base. The junior hit .464 for the Gents.
The Pios also landed two spots in the outfield in senior speedsters Luke Bourgeois and Ricky Stoma.
Bourgeois hit .374 from the leadoff spot and had eight doubles, three triples and 17 RBI to go along with a team-high 16 stolen bases. Stoma hit .318 with four doubles, four triples, 17 RBI and 13 stolen bases.
Crowley's Chad Hoffpauir and Northside's Josh Wheeler join the Notre Dame duo in the outfield.
Hoffpauir hit .333 for the Gents while Wheeler posted a .516 average to go along with 14 RBI.
Utility players include Northside's Nick Zaunbrecher (.383, 10 doubles, 21 RBI) and Cameron Williams (.500, four doubles, four triples, 15 RBI), Iota's Colby Istre (.444), Crowley's Philip Artall and Church Point's Brody Latiolais.
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Khowar Academy
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Khowar Academy (Urdu: کھواراکیڈمی) is an Khowar language organisation founded by Rehmat Aziz in 1996 in Karachi for the promotion of Khowar language spoken in Chitral, Swat, Ghizer(Gilgit-Baltistan) Pakistan Sheghnan(Afghanistan) and Xinjing(China) and Chatur (India). The organisation publishes Khowar, Urdu and English books, and supports research and creative work in Khowar linguistics and literature.[1]
The Khowar Academy promotes the Khowar culture through the development and promotion of the language and literature. It is located in Karachi, the City of Lights of the Sindh province of Pakistan.
It publishes books in Khowar, Urdu, English and other languages of Pakistan.[2]
The Academy is a non-profit, non-Government Chitrali Language Regulatory & Literary Organisation in Pakistan responsible for the standardisation, advancement and promotion of the Khowar language and other languages of Chitral, Kalash and Gilgit-Baltistan i.e. Khowar [3] Kalasha, Madaglashti, Yidgha, Palula, Dameli, Manji, Wakhi, Gojri, Farsi, Gawar-Bati, Dari, Pashto, Doomaki, Balti, Burushaski, Badeshi, Shina, Brahui[4] and Wakhi languages.[5]
Since its inception, the Khowar Academy has produced over 50 publications[6] in Khowar, Kalasha, Brahui, Balti, Urdu, Burushaski, Shina, Sindhi, Saraiki and Torwali languages of Northern Pakistan, which include local language primers, calligraphy book, children books, children dictionaries, poetry books, translation of Allama Iqbal's books into khowar language, Conversation books, Grammars, khowar literature, Chitral Vision Newspaper, scientific works, translations, Khowar lexicon, research publications, booklets and local language keyboards. The academy maintains a large collection of manuscripts in khowar language.
Books and publications[edit]
• Guldan-e-Rahmat [7] • Guldasta-e-Rahmat[8] • Gulafshaniat-e-Iqbal[9] • Khowar Qaida • Khowar Vocabulary[10] • Kalasha Qaida • Urdu Vocabulary • Sindhi Qaida • Khowar Ramooz-e-Auqaf • Balochi Qaida • Khowar Closed Class Words • Brahui Qaida • Chitrali Grammer • Punjabi Qaida • Gulzokh • Urdu Qaida • Gul-o-Bulbul • Pashto Qaida • Qaumi Asl par mabni imtiaz key khilaf federal tahafuzat • Gawri Qaida • Chitrali Urdu Bolchal • Farsi Qaida • Khowar Unicode • Torwali Qaida
Rehmat Aziz Chitrali, in collaboration with the academy, Wikimedia Foundation and others, has created a Virtual Keyboard for users of the Khowar language.[11]
- ^ "Khowar Academy's official page".
- ^ "Khowar Academy's Books".
- ^ "Khowar, Urdu and English Language books". Khowar Academy. Retrieved 28 November 2013.
- ^ "Brahui Qaida – Brahui Primer". Khowar Academy. Retrieved 28 November 2013.
- ^ "Books and Publications". Khowar Academy. Retrieved 28 November 2013.
- ^ "Khowar, Urdu and English Language books". Khowar Academy. Retrieved 28 November 2013.
- ^ "Guldan-e-Rahmat – گلدان رحمت". Khowar Academy. Retrieved 28 November 2013.
- ^ "Guldasta-e-Rahmat – گلدستہء رحمت". Khowar Academy. Retrieved 28 November 2013.
- ^ "Gulafshaniat-e-Iqbal – کلام اقبال کا منظوم کھوار ترجمہ". Iqbal Academy Pakistan & Khowar Academy. Retrieved 28 November 2013.
- ^ "Khowar Vocabulary – کھوار ذخیرہء الفاظ". Khowar Academy. Retrieved 28 November 2013.
- ^ "Rehmat Aziz has a Keyboard for you, Happy Khowar Typing". The Dardistan Times. 26 October 2013.
Khowar Language researcher and author, Rehmat Aziz Chitrali, in collaboration with Khowar Academy, Chitral Vision, Wikimedia Foundation and Branah Company has produced a Virtual Keyboard for Khowar language, ...


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Patriarchy and misogyny made them twerk??
Feminists Attack Juicy J For Twerk Scholarship
Via Crunk Feminists Collective:
Yesterday, Juicy J announced the winner of the $50,000 twerking scholarship that he began advertising earlier this year. The winner, 19-year-old Biology major Zaire Holmes won the scholarship by actually reading the fine print of the contest and NOT twerking.
It turns out twerking was not required. Congratulations are in order for Ms. Holmes. She is not only a student, but also a full time single mom, with a clear cut set of goals for becoming a doctor and achieving her dreams. That's awesome and I am peacock proud of the sister for doing the damn thing!
But I'm absolutely incensed at Juicy J for even daring to invoke respectability politics when announcing his choice of winner.
In the opening scene of the video, Juicy J says, "Fifty thousand dollars is a lot of money and I don't want to waste it on just some girl twerking her ass. You don't deserve it."
I mean look, perhaps it was wrong of us not to recognize the master mind behind "Bands A Make Her Dance," was incapable of noble intentions toward sisters hustling trying to make it. Who knew that he would use this scholarship as a sick experiment to add credibility to his premise, (i.e. girls will dance for money.)?
But that is the thing we should be clear about. Juicy J wanted girls to twerk, framed it as a twerking competition, and then had the nerve to try to make a ratchet project respectable not by simply taking responsibility for his choice but rather by shaming the sisters who participated.
Yes, many of these women twerked, but they twerked on their own terms, they twerked while reading Dorothy Roberts, they twerked with friends, they twerked for enjoyment.
So while Juicy J might have capitulated to calls to make his process more "respectable" by not requiring a girl to shake her ass for money, he also undercut that by shaming the women who did exactly what he asked them to do.
He seems to have some sick, twisted Captain Save a Ho complex, wherein he wants to be a Sugar Daddy for some girl from the hood, a la E-40. But since he doesn't fundamentally respect the girls who dance in the club for money, he deems them all unworthy of being saved through his $50 thousand dollar gift.
Sexism warps the mind and the dulls the thinking. Clearly.
Some part of me thinks that we feminists got what we deserved: our willingness to keep on trying to resist and subvert patriarchy often only ends up showing us how much we don't control the terms of the conversation. And maybe our goal should not just be resistance any longer, but fullscale revolt, because in this instance, Black women got played. But we're still figuring out what revolution looks like, and unfortunately we still believe these sexist assholes are redeemable and mean us some good.
Sexism doesn't work that way though. Or rather it works exactly this way. He gives out a few crumbs to Zaire, and transforms her life. She is exceptional and he gets to be the Patron Saint of Hustlin Hood Chicks. All the while, his contempt for women in general and sex workers in particular remains in check and thinly veiled.
In the end, Juicy J switched things up, invoked respectability, invited a kind of derisiveness towards twerkers, and thought he would come out looking like a stand up guy.
What do you think of the feminist's point of view? Is Juicy wrong for awarding the $50k to a woman who didn't twerk??


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Cory was born October 13, 1972 in Taylor, Texas. He was raised and lived most of his life in Rockdale. Cory passed away Tuesday, June 23, 2009 at his home in Cedar Park reaching the age of 36. He was preceded in death by his brother, Clayton Evans.
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Each academic year, The Bootleg's Honor Roll will recognize the top ten Stanford student-athletes who have performed at an exceptional level, with athletic accomplishments that are both extraordinary and inspirational. While achieving athletic success, these athletes should also have displayed uncommon leadership, sportsmanship and respect towards their fellow teammates and opponents. Finally, these honorees' performances and actions should also demonstrate their love for their particular sport as well.
We are now releasing the 10 winners of this award, one by one. Our previously announced members of the Honor Roll are baseball's Mark Appel, field hockey's Becky Dru, swimmer David Nolan and distance runner Kathy Kroeger. Our fifth announced member of The Bootleg's 2012-2013 Honor Roll is diver Kristian Ipsen.
This is Ipsen's second straight appearance on The Bootleg's 10-person Honor Roll. Last year's inclusion was a no-brainer, as Ipsen won a bronze medal in three-meter synchronized diving in London with Tony Dumais, and an NCAA championship at the three-meter event. (He also was second at the NCAA's one-meter event, 10th at platform in his second-ever competition at that height, and nearly qualified to represent the U.S. in the Olympics at the three-meter individual event. Not a bad year, all things considered.)
This year, there were no Olympics, and so Ipsen made the most of his NCAA season instead. I don't know what you call sweeping the NCAA diving hardware – may I suggest diving for the cycle or a "Kristian slam" -- but whatever the nomenclature, Ipsen nearly went three for three in individual national titles. He won the individual NCAA titles at the one-meter and three-meter events, and then placed second at the platform, where he is still a newcomer facing competitors with decades of experience at that height. It bears repeating, of course, that Ipsen is just a sophomore, and he may yet pull off the 3-for-3 as an upperclassman.
David Lombardi had an interview with Ipsen a week after Ipsen's performance at the NCAAs helped the Cardinal men to yet another top-ten finish. In it, Ipsen admits to feeling his share of fear and adrenaline waiting atop the 10-meter platform. He also mentions looking forward to Rio in 2016, which certainly is fitting for an athlete with a tattoo of the Olympic rings. Judging by his string of successes to date, we wouldn't bet against Kristian in Rio, or in this year's World Championships in Barcelona.
Did you know?
- Men's swimming last won a national title in 1998. The men will have two great chances these next two seasons to snap that drought if Ipsen can continue to accumulate a huge point total. After all, the squad would have been third this year if not for two disqualified relays, so they're mighty close as is.
- Kristian is Stanford's first men's diving champion in 82 years.
- He is a 16-time(!) junior national champion.
- He is majoring in science, technology and society.
- His father Kent owns a six-restaurant pizza chain, "Skipolini's", in the East Bay's Clayton, Calif.
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Two weeks ago we said that investors were climbing the traditional "Wall of Worry" and we hypothesized that the only really big problem that could de-rail this bull process was a lack of fiscal responsibility in the U.S. This week we are using a hybrid analogy liking the progress in the market to investors moving up a climbing wall.
A climbing wall is man made and allows climbers to train for the perils involved in real mountain climbing. Hand holds, incuts, and protrusions are built into the wall so that climbers can simulate what to watch for and what to grab onto when they go up a mountain. The real protection to those in training comes from a very reliable simulation of using belay ropes. Using a belay rope involves a partner. The partner applies pressure when the climber is not resting so that he does not fall and if he does he does not fall far. The partner removes pressure as the climber climbs allowing him to go higher.
Investors have in the United States have been climbing with the Federal Reserve managing the belay. Zero interest rates and QE 1 and 2 have provided true safety on how far things can fall. When you look around the globe it's obvious that other governments are also providing support to their climbers. China quickly moved from their own TARP to supervising substantial wage increases for most of their workers. No doubt this is inflationary and the government has responded with beginning to tighten monetary policy. In Europe, the Eurozone had to create a PIIGS bailout fund of massive proportion, but as of this morning they are also starting to raise rates. Japan which has been besieged by problems connected to the Tsunami is still massively increasing liquidity, but their country's high savings pool will most likely need to be more and more directed toward rebuilding rather than investing in our bonds. None of these fact patterns, by themselves, are show stoppers for the worldwide economic expansion. They do each, however, put some pressure on the U.S.
In the last two weeks the U.S. government has shown itself to be amazingly inept at attempting to reconcile this year's budget. If we can't solve the bid $10 billion ask $61 billion cost cut problem that may now bring our government to a shutdown, how can we possibly tackle the trillions of dollars that must be cut out over the next several years? Our incompetent Congress has focused on meeting in the middle at $35-40 billion dollars of cuts but cannot agree on what the cuts are or what idiotic riders need to be attached to the bill.
The hand holds, and incuts on the climbing wall in the U.S. stock market have been made of earnings. Earnings first came from productivity popping, but now EPS is clearly coming from top-line growth. Moving up the climbing wall of worry will continue on the back of earnings. However, investors need to know there is some belay rope holding them from a huge fall. The Federal Reserve has spent most of its rope. The only way to replenish the rope is to make progress on controlling the debt. If the hope for a return to fiscal responsibility is seriously challenged we may have a correction in this market. Hopefully, Washington can get its act together today and keep hope for bigger progress intact. Otherwise we could disturb the market in a serious way. Even if there is a correction, we would still be buyers because the economy will continue to recover. However, for this bull to last several more years budget cutting and revenue raising need to become serious goals of our representatives in Washington.


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Take a long look Wild fans at the player standing on the left. This will be the last time you see $198 million collectively in salary standing next to one another on the ice in a Wild uniform for the next 2-3 weeks as Zach Parise was given his prognosis by team doctors yesterday. The news of Parise's foot injury, sustained on a play that personifies his willingness to do whatever it takes, blocking a slap shot from one of the top scorers in the league in Alex Steen. As bad as the news of Parise's injury is, it will be another test of the character in the face of adversity for the Minnesota Wild. Will the team spend more time worrying about who's not there, or will they circle the wagons and make the best of it with the guys that are healthy and keep the club winning games and piling up points in the standings? While its easily asked whether they have the will to do it, its another to ask if they can do it. Well, can they?
Make no mistake, losing Parise, their leading scorer and 2nd on the team in goals will be difficult to replace but its not impossible. It will just put more of an importance on establishing some secondary scoring each night and there are plenty of viable options on the 2nd and 3rd lines. Tonight will mark the first game the Wild have not had Parise in the lineup since he made his Wild debut last January. Will the Wild be able to overcome his absence and take down the Coyotes too or will Minnesota fans be in panic mode after a 2nd straight loss?
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1st Period Thoughts: The style of play throughout most of the 1st period was cautious. You could almost expect the "keep it safe" approach as they try to cope with new lines as a few surprise additions to the Wild lineup in injured players Mikael Granlund, Torrey Mitchell and Keith Ballard were back. The Coyotes were retreating quickly to stymie Minnesota's attempts to mount a rush. Phoenix had less hesitation and were winning the races to most of the loose pucks. Minnesota just was not moving its legs and overall they looked a little lethargic. As the lack of wheels was holding the Wild back in the offensive zone it was arguably worse in the defensive zone as the Coyotes were moving just about wherever they wanted to go as Minneosta blueliners were standing and reaching a fair amount of the period. On more than a few occasions the Coyotes had some scoring chances from in and around the blue paint as the lack of hustle had Niklas Backstrom sprawling in his crease and Minnesota would luck out that those opportunities didn't end up in the back of the net. Backstrom himself seemed to be fighting the puck, unable to control the rebounds giving the Coyotes 2nd and 3rd chances. The Wild seemed to lack the speed necessary to get away. Another consistency of the 1st period was the chippiness as on numerous occasions Minnesota and Phoenix skaters would get tangled up in little wrestling matches after the whistle. Phoenix would strike midway through the 1st period as a blocked point shot by Jonas Brodin ended up on the stick of Mikkel Boedker who raced down the ice in a 2-on-1 with Shane Doan. Boedker let a retreating Ryan Suter hold the middle of the ice and took his time and he ripped a wrist shot high and over the shoulder of Backstrom to give the Coyotes a 1-0 lead. The Wild had little to no push back as they continued to be in a mental haze throughout the rest of the period. Poor decisions never really gave the Wild a chance to develop any flow or level of comfort and Minnesota was lucky to get out of the period only down by one. An ugly 1st period by the Wild, and not the way you want to start any game let alone one at home. The Wild never really tested Thomas Greiss, and perhaps the best opportunities came off the stick of Dany Heatley who got off a few weak shots which skittered through the crease, but the team needs to raise its game if it hopes to end up with 2 points from this one.
2nd Period Thoughts: Minnesota started the period with a little more effort and they would create a few scoring chances right away as Jason Pominville would direct a shot wide of the mark. The positive momentum was short-lived as the Coyotes would add to its lead as Tim Kennedy carried the puck down low behind the Wild goal and he'd swing a pass out front to Radim Vrbata who sort of clubbed a shot on goal that eluded Backstrom to make it 2-0 Phoenix. I wouldn't say the goal deflated the Wild, but Minnesota didn't really answer back with a little more anger in their step either. The Coyotes were content to retreat and disrupt the Wild. They were denying time and space in their own end, and settling to block and deflect shots. Minnesota would be gifted its first power play of the game as Mike Ribeiro was sent to the sin bin for chirping the officials after being thrown out of the faceoff. This was a potential break for the Wild, but as sleepy as the Wild were at full strength they were just as nonchalant on the man advantage as Phoenix had little difficulty clearing the zone. The bored crowd was now becoming agitated by the Wild's lack of urgency ane execution on the power play and you started to hear boo's raining down at each bad decision and lazy pass. The only quality scoring chance came at the end of the power play as Kyle Brodziak set up Nino Niederreiter for a quick shot that he fanned on making for an easy save for Greiss. Minnesota would finally start to show a little more hustle and this would lead to a few more shooting opportunities but most were from long range and when they did fire the puck long enough to create a rebound the Wild were often no where to be found near the net and potential secondary chances never materialized. The Wild would earn another power play late in the 3rd period as Jeff Halpern tripped up Justin Fontaine. Minnesota again were ineffective on the power play. Weak passes, predictable puck movement made it easy for the Coyotes to anticipate where Minnesota was going with the biscuit and they were able to clear the zone and again the Wild spent more time tracking the puck down in its own end than it did in the offensive zone. As another failed Wild power play expired the 3rd line of Matt Cooke, Kyle Brodziak swarmed into the Coyotes zone for a few quick scoring chances and I think I wasn't alone wondering where that sense of urgency was during the rest of the game.
3rd Period Thoughts: Minnesota had a little better pace to start the period, but Phoenix, ever patient was happy to play rope-a-dope. The Wild were starting to earn a little more time and space and it started out small as they tried to funnel pucks on goal, forcing Greiss to make a few saves. You could tell the home crowd was feeling more anxious as the minutes and seconds evaporated as the Wild's chances appeared to be diminishing. The Coyotes were sitting back in a passive 1-2-2 trap that would've made former Wild Head Coach Jacques Lemaire proud. This forced the Wild to dump the puck into the zone and Minnesota only seemed to be able to win about 50% of the dump ins to the Coyotes' end. Minnesota was persistent and a great effort by the 2nd line of Nino Niederreiter, Dany Heatley and Kyle Brodziak would be rewarded as Brodziak won a battle for the puck along the boards and Heatley swept it up and worked it out to the point to Niederreiter who unleashed a long range wrist shot that went high and struck Greiss near the face mask and then moved about 15 feet out that was pounced on by Heatley who found the back of the net to cut the Coyotes' lead in half. 2-1 now. The Coyotes would go away from playing the passive 1-2-2 and instead try to disrupt and play keep away working the puck deep and forcing Minnesota to move up the length of the ice. Minnesota had some difficulty with the Coyotes change of pace, but they'd adjust and the scoring chances again started to tilt the Wild's way. Charlie Coyle chipped a Mikko Koivu pass just over the goal as he had Thomas Greiss guessing a bit. Unfortuantely that really was as close as it got as Kyle Brodziak would take a costly interference penalty in the offensive zone with just about a mintue left to play. Minnesota would pull Backstrom to make it 5-on-5 but as they did so some poor passes led to a turnover that ultimately led to Vrbata burying an empty net goal to seal a 3-1 Coyotes' win. Niederreiter had a good period, but it was too little too late.
Niklas Backstrom was a bit shaky, making 23 saves in the loss. His rebound control again was a bit suspect and while the Wild did a better job at tying up opposing forwards he was still leaving pucks in dangerous areas of the ice. I thought Jared Spurgeon had a rough game and I thought the Wild did not get that great of play from it's defense as they were not anticipating the play very well. I am not sure if that was due to the return of Keith Ballard and various defensive pairings being a little unfamiliar with one another but they had a number or circumstances where the Wild were getting caught sort of standing around their own zone.
Offensively the Wild were particularly lazy. Minnesota wasn't moving its feet nearly well enough and only in the 3rd did the Wild finally use some speed through the neutral zone and causing Phoenix some problems with its cycling game. The Wild were not directing enough shots on goal, and not following up their shots and taking advantage of some of the opportunites Greiss was giving up. The 3rd period goal by Heatley is a great example of what the Wild should've been doing all game long. Mikael Granlund going down with what looked like another concussion is not a good sign after he tried to deliver a hit to Curtis Murphy early in the 1st period. Granlund is a key set up man and I would be shocked if we see him back next game.
Whether the team missed Parise or not is irrelevant. This was a game the Wild could have and should have won. The Coyotes did not play so well that the Wild did not have a chance. There is no excuse for the Wild to start out as flat as they did. Minnesota had two rather lousy periods and only in the 3rd did they finally exhibit some urgency but it was too little, too late. Wild Head Coach Mike Yeo told reporters after the game, "Clearly, we did not come out with the same force in our game, its seems like we're reactive, we're on our heels." Hopefully the Wild regroup and play their next game with more focus and energy than they did this evening.
Wild Notes:
~ The Wild lineup tonight is as follows: Mikko Koivu, Charlie Coyle, Nino Niederreiter, Torrey Mitchell, Mike Rupp, Zenon Konopka, Matt Cooke, Kyle Brodziak, Justin Fontaine, Jason Pominville, Mikael Granlund, Dany Heatley, Ryan Suter, Jonas Brodin, Marco Scandella, Jared Spurgeon, Keith Ballard and Clayton Stoner. Josh Harding backed up Niklas Backstrom. Zach Parise, Mathew Dumba and Nate Prosser were the healthy scratches.
~ The 3 Stars of the Game as selected by Wild.com were: 1st Star Mikkel Boedker, 2nd Star Dany Heatley, 3rd Star Nino Niederreiter
~ Attendance was 18,265 at Xcel Energy Center.
~ The Iowa Wild snapped a 6-game losing streak by earning a 3-1 win over the Chicago Wolves tonight. Jason Zucker had a big night back with the Wild, scoring twice while Stephane Veilleux added the other goal in the victory. Darcy Kuemper had 32 saves in the win. It was the first time the Wild had scored two goals in a game since November 9th.


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Stories of the Century – Black Bart(1954-55)
Jim Davis (Jock Ewing from Dallas) plays a fictional railroad detective who roams the west chasing famous bad guys.
Jim Davis (Jock Ewing from Dallas) plays a fictional railroad detective who roams the west chasing famous bad guys.
The first Amos n' Andy film. Amos n Andy creators Gosden and Correll were white actors familiar with minstrel traditions. They met in Durham, North Carolina in 1920, and by the fall of 1925, they were performing nightly song-and-patter routines on the Chicago Tribune's station WGN.
Peter Falk in one of his earliest film roles Falk plays Nico, the leader of a beatnik gang. Lots of bongos bongoing and beatniks reciting poetry while dealing drugs and feeding people ground glass for kicks. Can you dig it baby? We're all doomed anyway man! Their gonna drop the bomb baby! Better get with it man!
I remember films like this. Of course, being a little younger than this film, the scare was more hydrogen bombs. My grade school years were in the shadow of the Cuban missile crisis. By that time, thermonuclear weapons made the idea of Duck and Cover kind of silly.
Two future nations compete to become the first to land a spacecraft on the planet Mars.
Bert I. Gordon is an American film director most famous for such science fiction and horror schlock as The Amazing Colossal Man and Village of the Giants. This movie is less famous.
The film is set in Stephens Sanitarium, a secluded rural mental health institute whose chief doctor believes that the best way to deal with insanity is to allow the patients to freely act out their realities in the hopes that they will snap out of it, so to speak.


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Dominga Aguirre, 85, of Amarillo died Wednesday, May 24, 2006.
A prayer service will be at 7 p.m. today at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors Ivy Chapel, 2800 Paramount Blvd. Mass will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church with the Rev. Jose Gomez officiating. Burial will follow at Llano Cemetery.
Mrs. Aguirre was born Jan. 30, 1921, in LaCosta. She married Pedro Aguirre on March 1, 1942, in Poteet. They have resided in Amarillo for 24 years.
Survivors include her husband; three sons, Juan Aguirre and Greg Aguirre, both of Amarillo and Mike Aguirre of Marlo, Okla.; four daughters, Margaret Moon of Davenport, Fla., Rosa Ybarra, Mary Schulze and Anna Aguirre, all of Amarillo; a brother, Tanis Reyna of San Antonio; a sister, Del Fina Reyna of Poteet; 15 grandchildren; 46 great-grandchildren; and 13 great-great-grandchildren.
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A room with a view, Valentine's Day at the Maritime Dining Room
10 February 2016 by Stacey
Valentine's Day is a time when couples try to search out that perfect place to dine with their loved one, or that unique gift to express their appreciation for their other half.
Tim Eccles, Duty Manager at the Maritime Dining Room, can certainly help with the first dilemma.
Tucked away on the top floor of the Maritime Museum, with enviable views over the picturesque Albert Dock and stunning Liverpool Waterfront, the Maritime Dining Room offers delicious regional food made in-house by our talented team of award winning chefs. A romantic and beautiful setting, it is the perfect place to escape from the busy city centre and enjoy delicious food with great company. Read more…
Shopping for all the family at Museum of Liverpool
9 March 2015 by Stacey
Karen O'Connor, Head of Retail is passionate about families enjoying their shopping experience as part of their visit to our museums and galleries. Here she talks about the recent updates to Museum of Liverpool shop to deliver just that… Read more…
Global Scouse Day 28 February
27 February 2015 by Stacey
Ben Sheeran, our Head Chef is excited to talk about Global Scouse Day and the importance of this great local dish:
"I blogged last year about Global Scouse Day and it's great to see the momentum this time around with lots of restaurants and cafes getting behind our most famous local dish. We all have favourite memories of Scouse whether it's a family recipe or we're simply proud of our own personal take on this local speciality. Read more…
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30 January 2015 by Stacey
Congratulations, you're engaged! After the celebrations with family and friends have subsided you are now starting to realise the enormity of planning the perfect day for you and your other half. Here is Jenna, our wedding co-ordinator, with some top tips for making sure you have everything covered for a perfect wedding. Read more…
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8 January 2015 by Stacey
Our team love helping all our brides and grooms to have a truly special and unique wedding day. We were delighted to hear from Hannah and Gary Bolton who had a perfect wedding reception at our Merseyside Maritime Museum. Read more…
Shop for unique gifts on Small Business Saturday
1 December 2014 by Stacey
On Saturday 6 December we are encouraging everyone to take part in 'Small Business Saturday'. It's great to support smaller, local businesses to help them to thrive, but it's also a good way to find interesting gifts too.
You can also escape the hectic Christmas shopping crowds in the city centre and browse our museum gift shops or online shop. Karen O'Connor, our Head of Retail, has chosen her perfect presents for this season to help you decide… Read more…
Top three Liverpool gifts for Christmas
17 November 2014 by Stacey
With Christmas a matter of weeks away our Museum of Liverpool shop team has selected their top three Liverpool gifts to help take the stress out of present-hunting for all true and honorary Scousers. Our top three Liverpool gifts are… Read more…
Crumbs! We're all going cookie for biscuits and cakes
14 November 2014 by Stacey
Like many people, this summer and autumn we were all hooked on the Great British Bake Off. The series may be over for another year, but we were all very excited in our head office when our talented team of chefs at the Maritime Dining Room gave us the chance to try our hands at being Bake Off judges ourselves, by sampling some of the cookies and cakes that they serve up for visitors. We're always happy for an excuse to turn on the kettle and drink lots of tea but with a mini hamper of cookies, millionaires shortbread, carrot cake and chocolate fudge cake to sample, this time we had a true business reason to brew up and tuck in. Read more…
Sauce sensations and the power of pickles…
18 September 2014 by Stacey
Ben Sheeran, Head Chef at National Museums Liverpool, looks ahead to the Liverpool Food and Drink Festival which takes place on 19, 20 and 21 September. Here he blogs about the joys of pickles and sauces.
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Brendan Rodgers has signed Luis Alberto, Iago Aspas, Simon Mignolet and Kolo Touré during the summer transfer window, while also fending off interest in key men such as Daniel Agger and Luis Suárez.
The Reds are reported to have secured Aly Cissokho on a season-long loan deal on Friday, and the Merseyside outfit have also been linked with a swoop for Anzhi Makhachkala's Willian.
But former Reds defender Lawrenson is concerned Liverpool haven't got sufficient quality in their squad to challenge for a top-four finish.
"Having no Champions League football is really hurting Liverpool," Lawrenson wrote in his Liverpool Daily Post column.
"Looking at their squad at present, would you say it has enough to finish in the top four?
"You'd have to say it hasn't.
"Liverpool need new quality players to get into the Champions League. But they are struggling to attract such players… because they aren't in the
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"It's a vicious circle.
"All the teams around Liverpool have strengthened, and they are going to be strengthened even further between now and the transfer window closing on September 2."
He added: "This was always going to be a big summer for Brendan Rodgers, and he's hit something of a stumbling block.
"Yes, he has had to balance the books a bit –probably a bit more than he expected – but surely the last thing Rodgers will want is to have a transfer surplus but with nobody worth spending it on."
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Who is Yoshimitsu?: A playable character in Soul Calibur and Tekken, Yoshimitsu is the leader of the Manjutou thieves -- but don't let the name fool you into thinking they're nothing but a band of malcontents. Their goals are quite noble: help people in need, and destroy the cursed sword Soul Edge. After receiving word of Soul Edge's possible location, Yoshimitsu has mobilized his troops for an attack on the city of Ostrheinsburg.
Strengths: Yoshimitsu is, by far, the strangest character in the game. As in previous Soul Calibur games, he shares a few of Mitsurugi's moves, mixed in with his own fair share of crazy attacks across different stances. The biggest addition to Yoshi's arsenal is that he now duel-wields his katana, giving him several flashy new moves on top of the impressive amount of different attacks he already has.
He's a decent all-around character when it comes to things like speed and power. His new Intimidation stance (forward, B+K) and Reflection stance (back, B+K) are also great additions. Clansmen (down-forward, B) is one of his most important moves -- not only is it a launcher, but it hits people on the ground as well.
Weaknesses: Some of Yoshi's best moves and combos are very difficult to execute, and his lows are unsafe on block. Also, Yoshi's moves from Super Dragonfly stance (up, B+K, up, B+K) are pretty easy to avoid after knowing what to expect. His Manji Carve Fist (A while crouching, then quickly roll to B) seems as hard to do as always -- but easier to shake out of, negating its usefulness a bit.