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Posts Tagged 'AMON AMARTH'
BLOODSTOCK reveal comedy bill, gallery plans and stage times!
Tags: 2016, AMON AMARTH, Andrew O'Neill, BLOODSTOCK, Comedy, Comedy Stage, Evil Scarecrow, festival, Festival News, gojira, Metal, Reprisal, Testament, UK
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Amon Amarth @ The Underworld Camden, London
Amon Amarth
@ The Underworld Camden, London
22nd March 2016
Review by Oliver M.
Photography by Michelle Murphy
Tags: 2016, AMON AMARTH, Camden, Gig review, Metal, Michelle Murphy, Underworld. gig review
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Interview with AMON AMARTH'S JOHAN HEGG
Interview by Melanie Brehaut
Metal Rules recently spoke to Amon Amarth vocalist Johan Hegg about his first acting role in the movie 'Northmen: A Viking Saga', what's coming up for the band, and a fascinating new project he's recently become involved with, 'Grimfrost', a website selling authentic quality Viking reproductions.
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Interview with Amon Amarth bassist Ted Lundström
Amon Amarth bassist Ted Lundström
Interviewed by Mia Metall
REAL FIRE BREATHING DRAGONS? BRITNEY SPEARS? Mia Metall grabs 12 minutes with Ted Lundström from Amon Amarth.
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Amon Amarth, Huntress and Savage Messiah, Manchester Academy 2 – 25/01/15
Amon Amarth, Huntress and Savage Messiah
Manchester Academy 2,25/01/15
Review by Nick Adamson
Photography by Mia Metall
On a cold January night in Manchester it's awesome see many people pouring through the doors of Academy 2 to see three of the most exciting metal bands touring today. Savage Messiah are an up and coming British thrash band carving themselves reputation, Huntress are no strangers to our fair isles building on an already pretty firm fan base, and Amon Amarth, who have been Viking their way across Europe and the United States for years leaving hordes of loyal warriors in their wake.
Tags: AMON AMARTH, HUNTRESS, SAVAGE MESSIAH
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AMON AMARTH European tour to kick off this week in Lille, France
Swedish heavy metal icons AMON AMARTH will be returning to Europe already this week for a month long tour in regional UK, regional France and Spain/Portugal.
Comments the band: "UK, Portugal, Spain and France…get ready this January for a Viking invasion! We'll be making an extensive UK expedition where we'll be pillaging smaller clubs in virtually every nook and cranny of the country. We're also making a more in depth raid of France, Spain and Portugal. Finally! As support on this mission we're bringing our friends in Huntress and up-and-comers Savage Messiah. Don't miss this awesome night of metal and we will take no prisoners!"
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AMON AMARTH announces European tour for early 2015
Swedish heavy metal icons AMON AMARTH will be returning to Europe in January/February for a month long tour in regional UK, regional France and Spain/Portugal.
Comments the band: "UK, Portugal, Spain and France…get ready this January for a Viking invasion! We'll be making an extensive UK expedition where we'll be pillaging smaller clubs in virtually every nook and cranny of the country. We're also making a more in depth raid of France, Spain and Portugal. Finally! As support on this mission we're bringing our friends in Huntress and up-and-comers Savage Messiah. Don't miss this awesome night of metal and we will take no prisoners!"
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Amon Amarth Calgary Oct 4, 2014
Amon Amarth
Deceiver of the Gods North American Tour 2014
October 4, 2014
Review and Photos by Monika Deviat
The Deceiver of Gods tour had finally made its way to Canada and on October 4, 2014 Amon Amarth stormed Flames Central in Calgary Alta., along with fellow Swedes Sabaton and Skeletonwitch from the U.S. The show was sold out and fans had lined up early before doors opened and the lineup, consisting of some peopled clad in Viking costumes, spanned a few blocks. Amon Amarth has played Calgary many times but it was their first time in the local hockey team's themed venue. Calgary Flames symbols and paraphernalia decorate the venue. The room itself is decent for getting a view of the stage even if the venue is packed as it is multilevel. Merch tables were tucked away from the floor and had a constant line up of people buying some new items. The varying styles of bands worked well for this bill as each has developed quite a large following in Calgary.
Ohio's Skeletonwitch were up first and the floor was already packed. The five pieces from Ohio launched right into a high energy and aggressive set. "More Cruel Than Weak" off their last release, Serpents Unleashed [Prosthetic Records, 2013], was the first song in the set and got the crowd moving right away. Vocalist Chance Garnette was stalking the stage menacingly and with the stage lights set up so high above the band, his eyes appeared to be ominous black pits. Guitarists Nate Garnette and Scott Hedrick delivered a skillful double les Paul attack. Skeletonwitch closed the set with "Within My Blood" and the audience was left thoroughly thrashed and ready for the next bands.
Smoke crept across the stage and the audience immediately began chanting "Sabaton!". The band took the stage with big smiles and vocalist Joakim Brodén was bounding around the stage and lunging down to the audience's level to make eye contact and throw some horns. The band was ready to entertain and the crowd was ready to party. Sabaton had made a great impression on Calgary in April 2014 and fans were singing along and jumping around with the band. When Brodén tried to get the audience to join in a rendition of YMCA there was little enthusiasm for it, so the band delivered a few more songs. Then Brodén brought out a guitar to have a riff/solo challenge with guitarist Chris Rörland and Thobbe Englund. Brodén was of course good naturedly showed up. He then pulled out a few bars of Metallica's "Master of Puppets" and afterwards tentatively started singing "YMCA" and the crowd actually joined in fairly boisterously. Calgary had another fun night enjoying Sabaton's music and stage antics.
By this time in the evening a large portion of attendees were inebriated and everyone was eagerly awaiting the Viking metallers to take the stage. There was already so much energy that when "Run to the Hills" played over the speakers during set change, everyone in the venue was singing along and some people even started crowd surfing. Amon Amarth opened with "Deceiver of the Gods" and hair started flying. Fans were singing along to choruses, headbanging, and the pit was kept consistently chaotic throughout the ninety minute set. After the second song "Runes Carved to My Memory", frontman Johan Hegg customarily addressed the crowd under a single spotlight before thundering into "Death in Fire". Other crowd favorites were "The Last Stand of Frej", "Guardians of Asgaard", and "Cry of the Blackbirds". The set was powerful and captivating this night. Non-stop crowd surfers had security working hard and diligently in the very small space allotted between the stage and barrier. Amon Amarth finished with "Twilight of the Thunder God" and "The Pursuit of Vikings" that had everyone roaring lyrics back to Hegg.
Overall it was a successful night for all the bands. Starting with the straight up intense brutality of Skeletonwtich, to Sabaton's jovial set and Amon Amarth's crushing ferocity, fans were left battered.
For more photos of the show, click here.
Tags: AMON AMARTH, Flames Central, Monika Deviat, Sabaton, SKELETONWITCH, Viking Metal
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Bloodstock Open Air 2014
Bloodstock Open Air 2014
@ Catton Hall Derbyshire
7th- 10th August 2014
Review by Ashlinn Nash
Photography by Michelle Murphy
Bloodstock has become something of a staple holiday for many metal heads, with its fine selection of musical delights, the drinking until dawn, great company, dressing up and of course the bin jousting! What more could you want besides all of this?
Tags: ABORTED, AMON AMARTH, Ashlinn Nash, AVATAR, BIOHAZARD, BLOODSTOCK, Bloodstock Open Air, Carcass, CHILDREN OF BODOM, Crowbar, DECAPITATED, DIMMU BORGIR, Down, EMPEROR, Evil Scarecrow, festival, flotsam&jetsam, GRAVEYARD, Hatebreed, Hellyeah, LACUNA COIL, MEGADETH, Metal, Michelle Murphy, OBITUARY, October File, Orphaned Land, Primordial, Prong, Revamp, Saxon, Shining, THE MERCY HOUSE
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Amon Amarth – live in Belfast, August 12th, 2014
Amon Amarth
with Darkest Era
@ Limelight1, Belfast
August 12th, 2014
Review by Jonathan Traynor
Pictures by Paul Verner
WHEN agreeing to review Amon Amarth Belfast date I did warn the commissioning editor that I would be opting for the more visceral experience of reviewing it with a pint or two, (ahem!) and probably from the pit.
Undeterred, she gave the okay! Given Amon Amarth are one of my favourite bands, it was inevitable that I'd want to be in the thick of the action when the Swedes came to town!
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Tags: 2014 Live gig review, AMON AMARTH, Belfast, DARKEST ERA, Limelight1
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Amon Amarth at The Wiltern Los Angeles Feb. 15, 2014
Amon Amarth at The Wiltern Los Angeles
Deceiver of the Gods North American Tour 2014
Feb. 15, 2014
Review and photos by Metalette
Saturday night the hordes amassed to see Amon Amarth at the Wiltern – a grand old theater of Los Angeles that was a fitting establishment for the Swedish death metal Vikings to play in. Earlier in the day, I passed by the Wiltern and saw people camping in tents outside, waiting for the show! Quite impressive.
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AMON AMARTH premiere epic production video for 'Father of the Wolf'
AMON AMARTH premiered their stunning production video for the track "Father Of The Wolf" at the first date of the US tour-taking place last night in Las Vegas (Friday January 17). Fans who did not attend this show are now able to view this epic music video, which is more like a mini movie, at metalblade.com/amonamarth.
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Amon Amarth with support act Carcass and Hell on Deceiver Of the Gods European Tour 2013 – Scandinavian leg at Kulturbolaget Malmoe,Sweden
Amon Amarth
Deceiver Of the Gods European Tour 2013 – Scandinavian leg
Carcass (Special guest)
Hell (Support act)
Kulturbolaget, Malmo, Sweden
6/12 – 2013
Review and live pictures by: Anders Sandvall
Tags: AMON AMARTH, Bill Steer, Carcass, Deceiver Of the Gods, Hell, Jeff Walker, KB, Kulturbolaget, Metal Blade, Nuclear Blast, surgical steel
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Amon Amarth, Carcass, Hell – Dec. 9 2013 at Kaapelitehdas, Helsinki, Finland
Kaapelitehdas (Cable Factory)
The 9th of December 2013
Helsinki, Finland
Article by Arto Lehtinen and Marko Syrjala
Pictures by Arto Lehtinen
Gigs on a Monday evening are never an ideal time for concert goers, as getting up the next morning can be nothing but an exhausting deadly experience. In this case, when three are awesome bands sharing the bill: Hell, Carcass and Amon Amarth, the exception can be accepted and getting up late for the work or school can be approved. The Cable Factory was totally packed as over a thousand metal bangers had arrived to share the metal feeling despite the blowing ice cold winter wind.
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AMON AMARTH premiere epic production video for "Father Of The Wolf" at Las Vegas show
US tour scheduled to begin in January – ticket giveaway now live!
AMON AMARTH is pleased to announce they will be premiering the stunning production video for the track "Father Of The Wolf" at the first date of the US tour-taking place in Las Vegas on Friday January 17. For fans attending this show, make sure to follow Amon Amarth's and Metal Blade Records' Twitter and Facebook pages for info on what time the video will be played at the kickoff date of the tour. Fans not attending this show will be able to view this epic music video, which is more like a mini movie, at metalblade.com/amonamarth on Saturday January 18. Read the rest of this entry »
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Property used for the manufacture of wood biomass fuel.
(1) For the purposes of this section, "wood biomass fuel" means a pyrolytic liquid fuel or synthesis gas-derived liquid fuel, used in internal combustion engines, and produced from wood, forest, or field residue, or dedicated energy crops that do not include wood pieces that have been treated with chemical preservatives such as creosote, pentachlorophenol, or copper-chrome-arsenic.
(2)(a) All buildings, machinery, equipment, and other personal property which is used primarily for the manufacturing of wood biomass fuel, the land upon which this property is located, and land that is reasonably necessary in the manufacturing of wood biomass fuel, but not land necessary for growing of crops, which together comprise a new manufacturing facility or an addition to an existing manufacturing facility, are exempt from property taxation for the six assessment years following the date on which the facility or the addition to the existing facility becomes operational.
(b) For manufacturing facilities which produce products in addition to wood biomass fuel, the amount of the property tax exemption is based upon the annual percentage of the total value of all products manufactured that is the value of the wood biomass fuel manufactured.
(3) Claims for exemptions authorized by this section must be filed with the county assessor on forms prescribed by the department of revenue and furnished by the assessor. Once filed, the exemption is valid for six years and may not be renewed. The assessor must verify and approve claims as the assessor determines to be justified and in accordance with this section. No claims may be filed after December 31, 2015.
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In truth, the almost constant criticism of Pat Burrell has been going on since the rather forgettable 2003 season, when he went into a season-long hitting slump which was exacerbated by the almost continual "mind games" being played on him by then Manager Larry Bowa. Oh, make no mistake, Burrell was occasionally awful that season and went some into deep hitting woes that would seemingly last for weeks.
Still, it did not help matters that Bowa was forever benching Burrell at the first sign of trouble and occasionally in anticipation of it! On several occasions, the slugging left fielder would be summarily pulled from a game if he struck out on his first couple of at bats and even a pop psychologist will admit that this is certainly no way to encourage positive reinforcement in a struggling hitter.
Yet, for all the ups and downs of that season for the embattled Burrell, it all came to a head on a hot August night in Milwaukee, when it seemingly looked for all the world that the story was about to turn towards a happy ending. The date was August 19 and the Phils were a hot bunch heading into a crucial "Dog Days of August" thirteen game road trip that would probably determine their fate.
Heading into this trip, the Phightins were playing their best ball of the season, having just swept the St. Louis Cardinals at home as part of a then current five game winning streak. Pat Burrell had played a significant role in this surge, having knocked in four runs and hit a crucial game clinching home run in the final game of the home stand. As the team entered play that Tuesday night in August, they stood at a season high fifteen games over .500 [69-54] and trailed only the division leading Atlanta Braves and San Francisco Giants in overall records in the National League. A wild card berth beckoned and the team looked ready to take off.
That season was significant because it was a year of heightened expectations after the arrival of free agents Jim Thome and David Bell and the trade for pitcher Kevin Millwood. Many baseball scouts felt the team was the best in the NL and with Burrell now hitting well behind Thome and rookie Chase Utley recently promoted to play second base, all systems seemed pointed to go.
Indeed, all lights seemed colored green until that fateful eighth inning on the first night of the trip when the Phils found themselves rallying from an early three-run deficit to tie the game at three. They quickly loaded the bases with one out and Pat Burrell scheduled to bat. Certainly, here was a time for Bowa to show confidence in his outfielder despite his 0-for-3 night. In fact, the situation seemed almost celestial in tone and probably more than a few Phillie phaithful expected this to be Pat Burrell's 2003 coming out party.
In almost embarrassing fashion, Bowa yanked Burrell after he was striding to the plate and inserted left-handed hitting Ricky Ledee as a pinch-hitter. Not surprisingly, Ledee struck out, the rally fizzled, and the Brewers immediately scored three runs and won the game 6-4. Though there was still 38 games left after that loss, for all intents and purposes the Phillie season...and Pat Burrell's ended that night.
The team lost nine-of-ten games starting that night and slipped from wild card contention shortly thereafter. And in almost cryptic fashion, Burrell hit a home run during a 7-0 victory that ended the ten game slide in New York and went far out of his way NOT to shake Larry Bowa's hand following the blast. He hit only one more home run that season to finish with 21 and an abysmal .209 batting average. Some say that Burrell has never truly recovered from that season, though his numbers have usually been decent enough.
The story of Pat Burrell and the Philadelphia Phillies should have been a fairytale one considering the circumstances of his initial signing and the expectations that went along with it. It actually began back in the summer of 1997 when the team proudly drafted an All-American outfielder from Florida State named J.D. Drew. At the time, his name was spoken of almost in hushed tones and he was widely considered to have been the "greatest collegiate baseball player" who ever lived. High praise indeed, but seemingly justified.
There was a story circulating then that Drew's agent, the contentious Scott Boras, had attended the '97 All-Star game and was immediately questioned by superstar Barry Bonds about Drew's abilities. At the time, Drew and the Phillies were involved in a highly publicized and acrimonious battle to secure his signature. He was demanding, through his agent Boras, a then unheard of ten million dollar contract for five years. The Phils were quite enamored of his skills but were not about to buck the baseball establishment and held firm at a much lower amount.
Upon seeing Boras in the National League clubhouse, Bonds asked the agent about Drew's skills whereupon the super sleuth quickly replied that as good as Bonds had been at Arizona State, Drew was the better collegiate player. Suffice it to say, the Phils never signed Drew and his circuitous travel through the professional baseball cities of America since then is news for another day.
What is not news for another day was the happenings that took place the following year in 1998. Once again, the Phils found themselves with a top pick and selected a highly publicized All-American third baseman from the University of Miami named Pat Burrell. While Drew may have been considered the "greatest collegiate player" in baseball history, there is little doubt but that Burrell was then and still is the "greatest collegiate hitter" to ever perform at the college level. In fact, his numbers are almost staggering.
To wit, a .484 batting average as a freshman! A career batting average of .442 and power and average numbers to stagger the imagination. Clearly, the Phillies had to sign Burrell...and sign him they did, to a contract of 8.5 million for five years. At his signing press conference, a beaming Pat Burrell said all the right things about wanting to play in Philadelphia, being happy to have been drafted by them, and basically making himself the anti-Drew to an adoring populace.
And for awhile that adoration seemed not only justified but perpetual. Burrell made his storied major league debut in the year 2000 after two solid seasons in the minor leagues and immediately became a tremendous offensive presence in a Phillie lineup that featured Scott Rolen, Bobby Abreu, Mike Lieberthal and Rico Brogna. His rookie numbers of 18 home runs and 79 RBI were solid enough and the best was certainly yet to come.
His 2001 season was even better and with his power numbers of 27 home runs and 89 RBI helping lead the way, the Phils under the guidance of rookie manager, Larry Bowa, came within a few late season victories of stealing the NL Eastern Division from the Braves. Still, storm clouds were on the horizon, thunderous rainstorms between Bowa and All-Star third baseman, Scott Rolen.
These thunderclouds produced a hail of invective comments between Bowa and Rolen in the spring of 2002 and he was finally dealt in July of that year. This was now, for better or worse, Pat Burrell's team and he seemed to take up the challenge with his best year to date. He not only hit 37 home runs and knocked in 116 runs but hit a career best .282 with an outstanding .544 slugging percentage.
When the team signed first baseman Jim Thome to a free agent contract following the '02 season everything looked rosy for the team heading into the 2003 campaign. With Abreu, Thome and Burrell hitting in the middle of the lineup and with Kevin Millwood bulwarking a staff that featured Randy Wolf, Vicente Padilla and Brett Myers the team looked to have championship potential. Until that fateful August night in Milwaukee.
Pat Burrell rebounded somewhat in 2004 and then had a very strong season in 2005 under the guidance of new manager, Charlie Manuel. He hit 32 home runs and drove in a career best 117 runs while hitting .281. Still, there were whispers about Burrell's after-hours commitment to the game and though his numbers seemed decent enough, he was consistently being criticized by an ever present element of the Philadelphia press and baseball populace.
It was in the latter part of 2005 when it was revealed that Pat Burrell was having foot problems and, indeed, he ran with a very noticeable limp when racing around the bases. Still, he played in 154 games and decided to wait until the off-season to have what was then termed "minor" surgery of his foot. This was the report, though to this day no one is quite sure where and by whom this story emanated.
When Burrell reported to camp in 2006 he was still limping noticeably but refused to blame his sore foot for his difficulties. Amidst reports of his "less than caring" attitude among the masses, Burrell quickly became a lightning rod for all that was bad about the Phillies and the outlandish contracts being handed out to unworthy players. In one of his most regrettable decisions, the new Phillie GM Pat Gillick went public with is goal of moving salary, be it Bobby Abreu's upcoming 15 million dollar deal or Pat Burrell, who would be owed 28 million in the years 2006-07.
While Abreu eventually accepted a deal to the New York Yankees, Pat Burrell reportedly vetoed a deal that would have sent him to the Baltimore Orioles for pitcher Rodrigo Lopez. It is a testament to the disdain that many Phillie phans had towards Burrell that he was roundly booed and criticized for using his "no trade" clause to veto a deal. He simply stated that he liked Philadelphia, wanted to play in Philadelphia and was not anxious to leave the city or team.
In another time, in another era, this news might have enamored Burrell to the City of Brotherly Love for the rest of his career, but the time is now and we live in the Era of the Entitled Baseball Player and so he was merely viewed as just another selfish and self centered rich athlete. Though he continued to dodge verbal assaults all season at his propensity for taking a called third strike and for his inability to hit the outside slider, it was his defense, or lack thereof, that attracted particular criticism.
Not only was he striking out with regularity and not protecting the offensive outbursts of youngish phenoms Chase Utley and Ryan Howard, but he was suddenly misplaying balls hit to the outfield that he was accustomed to catching. This did cost the Phils a few games, but none of any particular note. What did hurt the team was his sluggishness on the base paths and his slumping ways at the plate.
As the team made a late season charge towards the playoffs, the Phils more and more began to use outfield combinations that did not include Pat Burrell. Names like Jeff Conine and David Dellucci were prominent in the everyday lineup and Burrell was platooned from early August until the end of the campaign. When the year ended, he was given a report card with few A's and quite a few C's and D's. Not surprisingly, the chant again became, "Trade Burrell" and indeed, the Phils nearly did.
Being a native San Franciscan, Burrell reportedly said he would accept a trade to the Giants and rumors quickly surfaced of a Pat Burrell for reliever Armando Benitez deal. It speaks volumes about Burrell's supposed value at the time that many Phillie phans were actually applauding this rumor. In hindsight, this trade would have probably someday ranked as one of the worst in Phillie history but in November there were many ready to cash in their chips on Burrell's 13 million dollar contract and happily start with a new deck of cards. Including Pat Gillick.
Then a congruence of events began to unfold, culminating in a planetary alignment the likes of which Philadelphia baseball has not seen in some time. First, Gillick made a visit to Arizona, the winter time residence of Burrell, and a place where he finds refuge from the often critical Philadelphia press. Instead of finding Burrell to be lounging in the winter suns of Arizona, Gillick found Burrell to be working hard, reporting progress on his foot, and insisting that he wanted to stay in Philadelphia.
When Gillick returned to Philadelphia, he suddenly sounded like a man who had recently had an epiphany. No longer was he coming to bury Burrell but instead had decided to come to praise him. He commented that in retrospect, Burrell's 2006 numbers of 29 home runs and 95 RBI along with a .258 batting average [ironically this is identical with his career lifetime average] were not such an eye sore after all and that maybe, just maybe, he was playing on bad underpinnings after all.
It seems that Burrell's foot injury, the one that was supposedly minor in nature and completely healed last season was in fact, quite delicate and serious and would take up to a year to heal totally. This came from none other than the doctor who had performed the operation and felt that Burrell had taken far too many unnecessary shots from an unknowing public and press. To his credit, Burrell never discussed either the foot injury or the pain, though in today's world and with today's athlete, excuse is often spelled with a capital E.
This news came to the forefront recently after former Phillie all time great third baseman, Mike Schmidt, was quoted heavily in an Ohio newspaper about his disappointment with sluggers like Burrell, who strike out too much and never give themselves up to better the team or themselves. This must have pained Burrell nearly as much as the foot injury for not too many seasons ago, Schmidt and Burrell and their careers seemed almost as kindred spirits.
Indeed, it was Schmidt who had often counseled Burrell in the past when the young slugger struggled and they certainly appeared to have played in parallel universes at the early end of their careers if not after that. Schmidt, too, struggled with the boos and strikeouts that accompanied the failed expectations of an often unsatisfied phan base before overcoming them and finishing with a storied and successful career.
Upon Schmidt's arrival in Clearwater last week he had to answer for his criticism and found the press anxious for answers and Burrell eager to avoid him. Although Mike Schmidt tried to apologize, it clearly came upon deaf ears and even the press felt he had been much too harsh on the beleaguered left fielder. Then came the reports from his doctor about the nature of his surgery and best of all, Pat Burrell reported to camp completely healthy, equally wealthy and surprisingly wise.
Not only did he look and sound like a brand new Mr. Pat Burrell but also reported that a brand new Mrs. Pat Burrell was on the horizon. Yes, after 30 years as a well-known bachelor in Philadelphia, Pat Burrell announced that he was getting married. Be it fact or fancy, and one can never be sure, but this announcement alone seemed to give Burrell added credibility with the suddenly friendly press.
Now, as a brand new season beckons with the swashbuckling Philadelphia Phillies clearly at the top of their game, Pat Burrell could once again soon become the darling of the city. No longer is he counted on to lead the way; that is now the job of younger sorts like Howard, Utley and Rollins. No more will he be critiqued for every dancing slider that he flails unsuccessfully at regardless of the times he swings and misses. And no longer will he play on a foot that probably belonged more on a lounge chair than on the grasses of Citizens Bank Park.
If there is any justice left in the baseball world, and logic tells me there still is, then Pat Burrell will this season have the last laugh after far too many nights of outcry. Watch for him to have that long anticipated breakout season, one that could ultimately lead to an Octoberfest of baseball being played in Philadelphia the likes of which we have not seen since 1993. It is well overdue, as is his rebirth as a star.
Should this happen, the now rampant Philadelphia disease will finally have been put to rest and Mike Schmidt, along with far too many others, will have cured themselves of their dreaded but ultimately short term outbreak of...foot in mouth disease.
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We had unexpected guests last weekend.
A cousin my husband hadn't seen in years tracked us down via my mother-in-law. She and her husband appeared in our driveway late Friday afternoon with a homemade trailer carrying the wings of a small plane.
I knew right then we were going to have an interesting evening.
They had been living in an airplane hangar for two months while fixing the plane. It wasn't yet in good enough shape to fly, so a decision was made to tow it back to Washington state in pieces, to be reassembled at a later date.
We took them in, let them shower and wash clothes. At my 4-year-old's request, we dined in the backyard on homemade pizzas and summer berries with whipped cream. As the kids ran around, staying up impossibly late and getting impossibly dirty, the adults drank wine and became reacquainted.
They were gentle souls with interesting stories — you can't ask for a better surprise, or for better houseguests. Plus, they brought us a bottle of wine and chocolate.
After a good night's sleep, we enjoyed breakfast in a local restaurant and said our goodbyes. Over the course of two meals, we had discussed and shared philosophies on raising children, working, following one's passion, politics, travel and supercomputers.
I had an especially riveting conversation about food with my cousin-in-law. At home she had been cooking almost exclusively vegan for a few years, and she was passionate about vegetables.
We talked about teaching children to cook, urban food deserts and the myth that cooking healthfully is expensive. There is a time cost, but the financial output is nowhere near that of buying prepared foods and drinks.
She described to me one of her favorite dishes to make. It began with sautéing fennel and ended with white beans and greens. I honestly don't remember everything she said in between, but her enthusiasm for this simple pot of vegetables was inspiring, and it encouraged me to try to re-create it.
It is a vegan dish, layered with vegetables and herbs. It lends itself to endless customization, and as the summer progresses I envision adding zucchini, eggplant or cabbage.
There is no animal protein or heavy starch here to fill your belly, but the nourishment from the perfectly cooked vegetables and white beans, along with some fascinating conversation, are all you need to satisfy your soul.
Recommendations: Fennel and leeks are not as common as carrots and onions. Here's how to deal with them: Wash fennel. Chop off the feathery green top and set aside. Slice a bit off the bottom and stand it on this end. Cut in half vertically, then lay each half flat side down and slice thinly.
Remove the tender fronds from the fibrous stalks to finish the dish (or use in a salad.)
Leeks are grown in sandy soil and are notorious for trapping grit in their layers. Cut them on a separate cutting board, and don't bother washing before cutting.
Cut off the root bottom, and either slice into thin discs or slice vertically and slice each half into half-moons. Cut up the stalk (both white and light green parts), until your knife no longer cuts easily. Peel off outer layers of stalk, and continue slicing the tender light green stalks.
Fill a large bowl with cool water and add leek slices. Swish vigorously and let sit for at least five minutes. The sand will sink to the bottom of the bowl. Gently swish the top layer again and carefully lift out leeks and cook them, being careful not to disturb the water too much and redistribute the grit.
Variations: The success of this dish does not depend on exact measurements, or even ingredients. Go with your tastes and instincts and add what you think will taste delicious. Take your time chopping and cooking, and it will turn out beautifully.
Make-ahead: This dish holds up well and improves in flavor. Feel free to make it the day before. It would be a nice healthy option at a potluck.
Fennel, Beans and Greens
Makes 4 to 6 servings
In a large skillet with a lid, warm olive oil over low heat. Add crushed red pepper, leeks and fennel. Sauté briefly until beginning to soften.
Add garlic, thyme, marjoram and salt, and stir to coat. Add water and bouillon cube. Use back of spoon to mash bouillon into liquid and stir. Cover pan and cook over low heat 15 to 25 minutes, until leeks and fennel are soft.
Add chopped tomato and beans. Cook until warm, about 2 to 3 minutes. Layer kale on top and cover with a lid. Let cook about 3 minutes until kale is bright green.
Remove from heat and stir in fresh herbs and fennel fronds. Taste for seasoning.
Serve with a drizzle of olive oil, a squeeze of lemon juice, some good crusty bread and great friends.
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From Middle English wrength, from Old English *wrengþu ("unevenness, wrongness, inequity"), equivalent to wrong + -th.
wrength (plural wrengths)
- The state or condition of being wrong; wrongness; wrongfulness; injustice.
- 2012, Amber McRee Turner, Sway:
- "Dad," I said, "this isn't an in-between, is it?" "This isn't an in-between," He said. "Honestly, Cass, I'm at a loss for what to call this." "I know exactly what to call it," I said. "Wrength." "Wrength?" "Wrongness." In fact, the way I saw it, Mom had invented a whole new level of wrongness. A bad so bad that wrength might not even be capable of describing it. [...]"
- 1905, Juvenile Nonfiction
- [...] Wrong is short-lived, and right must vanquish at length, If, scorning the wrong, we do others no wrength.
- 1823, Ringan Gilhaize, The covenanters, by the author of Annals of the parish:
- Those who would exalt themselves by abetting the strength of the Godless, and the wrength of the oppressors.
- 2012, Amber McRee Turner, Sway:
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From Old English *wrengþu ("wrongfulness"), from Old English wrang ("wrong"), or formed in Middle English, from wrong on analogy with strength and length.
wrength (plural wrengths)
- The state or quality of being wrong, wrongfulness, injustice; crookedness; distortion.
- c1220, Bestiary 85 in Old Eng. Misc. 3:
- Ðanne goð he to a ston, & he billeð ðer-on, Billeð til his bec biforn haueð ðe wrengðe forloren.
- c1220, Bestiary 85 in Old Eng. Misc. 3:
1823, from wrang, wrong ("wrong"), formed on analogy with strength (from strong), length (from long) by R. Gilhaize Galt[1], or from Middle English wrength ("wrongfulness"). More at wrong.
wrength (plural wrengths)
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- William Graham, The Scots Word Book, "injustice", 1980.
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The number of people seeking U.S. unemployment benefits fell 10,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 311,000, the lowest since late November and a hopeful sign hiring could pick up.
The four-week average of applications fell 9,500 to 317,750, the Labor Department said. That is the fourth straight drop and the lowest level in six months.
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The four-week average is now near its lowest level since October 2007, just two months before the recession began. It dropped to 305,000 in September, but only because computer glitches in California and other states artificially lowered the figures.
About 3.3 million people received benefits in the week ending March 8, the latest data available. That was 43,000 fewer than the previous week.
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If laughter could cure ovarian cancer, the collaboration of the Wisconsin Ovarian Cancer Alliance and ComedySportz over the last 12 years would have made it a thing of the past. But it can't, though money can help. So the two groups are again putting on "Comedy for a Cause." Let's hope the 13th annual laugh-riot does the trick. It will take place Thursday at 5:30p.m. at American Serb Hall, 5101 W. Oklahoma Ave. The evening begins with a buffet dinner followed by a raffle drawing. Then ComedySportz takes over with family oriented entertainment. The evening isn't over until all auction items are sold. Tickets are $35 and $5 for children ages 5-8 (younger children are welcome for free). The donation of a nonperishable food item gets the givers an extra raffle ticket.
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The Ulster Project Milwaukee's family fun evening is a step dance in the right direction. It takes place Friday at Mount Mary University's Bergstrom Hall, 2900 N. Menomonee River Parkway. Belfast musician Ian Gould will perform, followed by dancers from many Milwaukee-area Irish dance schools. There will be food and beverages for sale, and a number of Milwaukee's Irish cultural groups will be in attendance. The $5 tickets (or three for $10) not only get visitors into the fun, but also are raffle tickets, which make visitors eligible for prizes including two round-trip tickets to Ireland (or $1,000) and sports ticket packages. The evening's fun starts at 5 and goes on till 10 p.m. Proceeds go to the Ulster Project, which fosters relationships between Milwaukee and Belfast teens with the hope of building the next generation of leaders and peacemakers.
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V. To hit or tackle someone to the ground in such a manner of a person who has won a Heisman trophy would.
N. A laudable hit or take
N. A laudable hit or take
"Did you see that fight last week? Because Matt freaking Heismaned Steve right to the ground, It was sick!!!"
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Noun: A rejection given to a member of the opposite sex, a job, or anything no longer wanted. Named after the Heisman trophy, which depicts a football player giving a stiff-arm block to a tackle.
When his girlfriend started getting serious, he gave her the Heisman.
بواسطة C.K. Dexter Haven سبتمبر/أيلول 28, 2004
Stiff-armed pose, based on the Heisman Trophy, given to a suitor or potential suitor with the goal of minimizing or avoiding contact.
Sally wanted to hang out and watch Titanic tonight, but I gave her the Heisman so I could hit poker night.
بواسطة Charles U. Farley مارس/آذَار 29, 2005
A women's rejection to sexual advances by a man or another woman
dude, I was hanging out with this chic, we got the hammer going, then she gave me the heisman when i tried to grab her.........
بواسطة stitch إبريل/نَيْسان 7, 2004
1. a direct and impersonal rejection of a sexual overture, pass, or advance.
2. a skillful dodging of an impending and usually negative engagement or interaction.
2. a skillful dodging of an impending and usually negative engagement or interaction.
"She gave him the heisman when he smiled over his martini."
"I heismanned my boss yesterday when he approached me about those TPS coversheets and reports."
"I heismanned my boss yesterday when he approached me about those TPS coversheets and reports."
بواسطة Bretton Boyd ديسمبر/كانون الأَوّل 28, 2003
A rejection given to a member of the opposite sex who you do not find physically attractive. You may give the heisman for many reasons, including, the person in question has std's, the person in question is obese, the person in question is goal-less, the person in question is just a repulsive human being physically and mentally. This technique is usually given by the female to the male.
Wow, look at that dough boy over there.
I Think he wants to go out with you.
Girl gives Vitale (ugly person) the heisman.
I Think he wants to go out with you.
Girl gives Vitale (ugly person) the heisman.
بواسطة informantj أكتوبر/تشرين الأوّل 30, 2008
When fucking someone with a hot body but a terribly ugly face you give them the heisman, sticking your arm out with your hand over their face so all you can see is their hot ass bod.
Origin- Heisman Trophy (depicts a man with his hand out)
Origin- Heisman Trophy (depicts a man with his hand out)
"man that whore was great last night. she had an ugly ass face, but her bod was still hot as fuck, so i gave her the heisman"
بواسطة thehero_ofkvatch أغسطس/آب 3, 2009
A sexual act much similar to the Houdini in which a male is riding a girl doggie style and proceeds to pull out and spit on her back giving her the illusion hes done. Then, rather than simply cuming on her, the male squirts onto his hand and yells "Heisman!" while stiff-arming the girl in the face with the sticky hand in the classic Heisman pose.
"To celebrate our football team's victory last night I decided to Heisman your girlfriend rather than the boring old Houdini"
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Last week the Rotten one over at Shock Till You Drop posted a story about Scott Derrickson's untitled found footage film claiming that the title would be Sinister. Today the official word has come – They nailed it!
According to Variety French distributor Wild Bunch Distribution has acquired the French rights to the latest Jason Blum production, Sinister, with Scott Derrickson at the helm.
Summit Entertainment will be handling the domestic distro here in the States.
From a script by Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill, "Ethan Hawke plays a journalist who travels with his family around the country to investigate gruesome murders he turns into books. After he moves his family into a house where another family was murdered, the journo discovers found footage that unveils horrifying clues beyond what caused the original tragedy."
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The City of Green Park is strategically located in the suburban south St. Louis County area between I-55, Lindbergh Boulevard, Tesson Ferry Road and the Gateway Trailnet property. Incorporated as a city in 1995, The City of Green Park has a total land area of 1.35 square miles and a population of 2,622 as of the 2010 U.S. Census. Green Park is a great place to live, work, raise a family or have a business.
We are a thriving community with peaceful residential neighborhoods, a beautifully designed industrial park known as Green Park Commerce Center, and Clydesdale Park which is owned and operated by Saint Louis County. The City also has a variety of restaurants and is close to shopping and public transportation. We boast a commercial base of over 300 businesses, and the City does not impose a business license fee.
The City of Green Park is served by two public school districts, Lindbergh School District and Mehlville School District, as well as parochial education. Green Park contracts with the Saint Louis County Police Department for all of the policing needs. Fire protection and paramedic services are provided by the Mehlville Fire Protection District. The City provides residential trash, recyclable and yard waste service at no cost to its residents.
Please take a moment to explore our website. Your feedback, ideas and involvement are an important part of our community. We welcome your comments.
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St. Louis County's Lead Hazard Control Program
The St. Louis County Office of Community Development (OCD) administers a Lead Hazard Control Program, which provides 0% loans to low and moderate-income residential property owners to control or abate hazardous conditions in their properties caused by the presence of deteriorating lead-based paint.
The Lead Hazard Control Program is funded by grants received from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) through competitive grant applications. St. Louis County has received six grants from HUD since 1995 and has provided lead hazard control repairs to over 1,400 homes.
In November of 2014 St. Louis County was awarded a $2.4 million lead-based paint hazard control grant from HUD. Under this grant, the County will perform interim control and abatement work on 200 homes. This work may include window and door replacement, exterior trim enclosure and interior and exterior painting.
In order to qualify the applicant must:
- Meet income eligibility requirements of 80% of area median income as defined by HUD
- Live in a house built before 1978.
- Be current with their real estate property taxes.
- Have a child under 6 years of age that either resides there or visits the house on a regular and frequent basis.
Participants can apply by calling 314-615-4428.
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St. Louis County Government's Home Improvement Program is offering up to $5,000 worth of home repairs for eligible Green Park homeowners, at NO COST. Eligible items would include roofing; electrical; plumbing; heating; air-conditioning; hot water heater; tuck-pointing; hand rail installation; concrete, asphalt, & masonry; tree trimming or removal; and foundation work.
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You must own the home and live in the home, your property taxes have to be current, you cannot have participated in the program previously, and your household's income must be within the Adjusted Gross Income Limits for 2015:
Family of 1 — less than $39,400
Family of 2 — less than $45,000
Family of 3 — less than $50,650
Family of 4 — less than $56,250
Family of 5 — less than $60,750
Family of 6 — less than $65,250
Family of 7 — less than $69,750
Family of 8 — less than $74,250
The Home Improvement Program is federally funded and operates through St. Louis County Government's Department of Planning in conjunction with the City of Green Park.
To apply, please call Debby at 314-615-4025 or Tim at 314-615-4029. TTY 1-800-735-2966.


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Today a packet is going home to announce a new PTO fundraiser this year! The MMS PTO Art Appreciation Committee has chosen to work with Original Works – a fundraiser that puts your child's original artwork on a variety of different quality products. We have created packets for each of the children in grades 1st through 8th.
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Your child's original artwork in in this packet – please imagine it on all of the wonderful products in the brochure! Original Works has assured us that the orders will be ready before the school's winter break. Choose as many items as you'd like to have or give as gifts, fill out the order form, and replace it in the packet. Return the entire packet (WITH your child's art!) by Tuesday, November 17th. We will do the rest!
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The people of Moore cannot be expected to merely pick up where they left off; rebuilding and recovering will cost money that few of them are likely to have in this largely working-class community.
Mother Nature shakes up presidential elections
Last week Mother Nature fired a warning shot across the bow of American politics.
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PRODUCT EYE: Grand Siena answers Fiat Brazil challengers
By Fernando Calmon | 30 March 2012
Sedans are more popular than hatchbacks in Brazil
It is not just by chance that Fiat manages to sustain market leadership in automobiles and light commercials amidst fierce competition here in Brazil.
Now the new Grand Siena has arrived to strengthen Fiat in the specific cars segment where it is comparatively low-ranked after Volkswagen and GM.
In Brazil, the Italian automaker relies on the strength of its Strada pick-up to top the market overall though this might not be enough in the future.
At the Grande Siena launch the biggest challenge to the new Fiat seemed to be forthcoming Brazilian production of the new compact-medium Dodge Dart due on sale in the US by mid-year.
Fiat is currently building a new manufacturing plant in Goiana, state of Pernambuco, but the first product will not be a subcompact to replace the ancient 1980s Uno-based Mille. Insiders told just-auto the Italians instead chose a small sport utility to compete with the Ford EcoSport, Renault Duster and coming rivals.
Fiat's version of the Dart, the Viaggio, will probably be made in Brazil starting late in 2014. It will probably be much the same as the version to be produced in China, scheduled for unveiling at the Beijing show next month.
One of the Grand Siena's merits is it is different enough from the first generation three-box Palio version introduced in 1997. The platform is based on the new Palio but with changes to exterior dimensions, tracks and the rear torsion beam axle has some Punto elements.
Prices range from R$38,710 (US$21,270) to R$52,137 (US$28,650), the latter including automated-manual transmission. No doubt it will negatively affect Linea sales, which had always been far from successful due to poor market positioning.
The new Fiat is a stretched compact saloon in the style of the Cobalt, Versa and, to some extent, Logan, the latter betting more heavily on price.
The latest version gained approximately 5.5 inches both in wheelbase and overall length and now has a third side window plus more rear seat legroom but is still inferior to the local Chevrolet Cobalt in this area.
The design follows the current trend towards side edges aligned to door handles. The front grille is not inspired (including by the exaggerated chrome trim on the top Essence ) but the spoiler is nice. The already good 17.65 cu ft boot was boosted to 18.35 cu ft.
Other Grand Siena highlights are improved driveability, better handling and improved 'robotised' gearbox.
Among the weaknesses, driver seat height adjustment and cruise control are both available for the top version only and the mirror adjustment control is poorly located.
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Turkish Protests, Kurdish Indifference
Turkish Protests, Kurdish Indifference
Kani Xulam
Apparently not.
To be sure, the authoritarian leader of the Turks,
for all his glaring faults, has been the only
Turkish leader who has taken some "baby" steps
towards the resolution of the Kurdish Question. On
his watch, four duly elected Kurdish representatives
were released from prison. But don't raise your
hopes too high—six new ones, born of June 2011
elections, have since replaced them.
As the world is finally catching up with his
explosive tantrums, calling Twitter a "menace" and
protesters "looters"—delighting Mubarak at Torah
prison and Assad at Qasr ash-Shaab—we Kurds have
been at our wits' end to make him the "author" of at
least some of our rights.
It has not been easy. In addition to his proverbial
anger, the man is also highly emotional. On some
days, he tells us he is going to send us all, no
exceptions, to hell; on others, he reminds me of
Boris Yeltsin, who told Tatars, apparently when he
was not drunk, "Take all the sovereignty you can
But the Turkish prime minister is a teetotaler. If I
have to live under someone else's clenched fist,
give me Boris or Vladimir,www.ekurd.net
but not Tayyip, the name means squeaky clean, but
not his deeds. In Russia, minorities at least enjoy
the right to education in mother tongue; in Turkey,
they don't.
When it comes to rights, no one has said it better
than the emancipated slave Frederick Douglass, who
might well have had Mr. Erdogan in mind when he
mightily declared: "Power concedes nothing without a
demand. It never did and it never will."
In fact, he could have added, unless it is reined in
by wisdom or checked by superior force, it is the
very source of evil in the world and constitutes the
real menace to peace, to borrow a word from the
vocabulary of prime minister himself.
Mr. Douglass would not have been surprised to hear
that on the very next day that the Kurdish
representative stopped the bulldozer to uproot
trees, on the 560th anniversary of conquest of
Istanbul, the Turkish prime minister announced the
construction of a third bridge over Bosporus and
christened it Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge.
Twelve million Alevis of Turkey, six million of whom
are Kurds, were dumbfounded. They had good reason to
be. Yavuz Sultan Selim was a brutal butcher!
He beheaded some 40,000 Alevi Kurds and Turks and
conquered most of the Middle East, including Egypt,
bequeathing to posterity a name branded with infamy,
but won accolades from Machiavelli.
But that did not bother Erdogan, with his
aspirations of resurrecting a new Ottoman Empire,
and calling Palestine a national security of Turkey.
When his party won the national election, he boldly
declared: "Believe me, Sarajevo won today as much as
Istanbul, Beirut won as much as Izmir, Damascus won
as much as Ankara, Ramallah, Nablus, Jenin, the West
Bank, Jerusalem won as much as Diyarbakir."
Erdogan was, like Hitler did in Mein Kamp, plainly
telegraphing his brazen intentions to resurrect the
putrefying bones of the old Ottoman Empire.
And he wants to do it with weapons provided by the
United States.
It is extremely interesting—and perhaps more than
passing coincidence—that the last meeting American
Ambassador Chris Stevens had, before he was murdered
in a terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya, on
September 11, 2012, was with the Turkish Counsel
General Ali Sait Akin who was there to discuss
shipments of weapons to Turkey for use by Syrian
Even more interesting, a mysterious Libyan-flagged
ship, El Antisar (The Victor), docked five days
earlier in the Turkish port of Iskenderun, barely 35
miles from the Syrian border—reportedly bristling
with weapons bound for Syrian rebels, who may wind
up being mere tools for Erdogan's grand Ottoman
Empire resurrection designs.
We Kurds are seriously erring in placing our hopes
in this man. He means to use us as foot soldiers of
Turkish imperialism in the Middle East and maybe
even Eastern Europe. That is what the Ottomans did
when they reached the gates of Vienna. That
expansionism was accompanied with a trail of tears,
blood and death. The new adventure of the Turkish
prime minister promises the same.
If anything, we should remember the old adage born
of the Trojan War, but with a slight twist: "Beware
of Turks bearing supposed gifts."
As Jefferson splendidly
reminded us: Man does not give us liberty. God does!
And we must be eternally vigilant of man's continual
and relentless efforts to take our freedom away!
* Kani Xulam is a political activist based in
Washington D.C. He is the founder of the American
Kurdish Information Network (AKIN) www.kurdistan.org.
Kani is a native of Kurdistan. He has studied
international relations at the University of Toronto
and holds a BA in history from the University of
California, Santa Barbara. He was recently awarded
an MA by the International Service Program at
American University. At the University of Toronto,
he represented Kurdistan at the Model United
Nations. In 1993, at the urging of Kurdish community
leaders in America, he left his family business in
California to establish the American Kurdish
Information Network in the nation's capital. He is
the founder of the American Kurdish Information
Network (AKIN)
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Who Speaks for Kurds?
Response: Retort to
Kani Xulam's Essay about mischaracterization of
late Badir Khan Bay's National Vision for all
the Kurdstanian 17.5.2013
The story of a Kurdish
prince in exile: Jeladet Ali Bedir Xan 12.5.2013
An Open Letter to the
President of the United States 19.3.2013
Will Sami Geylan
Become A Modern-Day Ishmael or Isaac? 7.11.2012
Raising a Kurdish palm
for freedom in Georgia, USA 10.9.2012
An Open Letter to
Leyla Zana 30.6.2012
Is Gandhi Relevant to
Kurds? 15.5.2012
Who is Denise Natali?
Encounter with Massoud Barzani 10.4.2012
The President of
the United States: Please stop arming Turkey,
which is waging a war on freedom… 6.1.2012
Nonviolent Resistance an Option for the Kurds?
Go see "Min Dit" 18.12.2011
US: Kurdish activist Kani Xulam tells students
of threatened culture 27.10.2009
Kurds have no homeland, speaker tells Berks
audience 10.9.2009
US: Kani Xulam could face deportation 9.2.2006
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Some things I'll remember most about 1998:
Oprah came to Amarillo.
In a nutshell, the court decided Oprah Winfrey and the guests on her television show can talk about controversial issues and express their opinions without giving equal play to both sides of the story.
Oprah declared "Free speech rocks."
The cattlemen who sued her for disparaging remarks she made about beef also claimed victory.
"The beef industry came out a winner," Paul Engler said. "We firmly believe once again we achieved a victory in proving that U.S. beef is safe."
Mostly, what I'll remember about the case has nothing to do with the press conferences.
I'll remember my wife standing in line for tickets to Oprah's television show. I'll remember the crowds around the courthouse calling Oprah's name. I'll remember the sportswriters trying to get Oprah to make a Super Bowl prediction.
And I'll remember Cindy Stiles.
She brought her five kids to the media circus around the courthouse several times. They didn't chase Oprah or try to take her picture. Her kids mostly played games on the sidewalk, oblivious to the stargazers around them.
Stiles brought the children - ages 12 to 3 - in hopes they always would remember attending a historic event. She hoped they would remember that the event involved free speech and that it was important.
An arrest was made in the Shawnlee Perry case.
It has been more than six years since the little girl's body was found in a field outside her hometown of Earth.
The police investigation was going nowhere until somebody decided to start from scratch about a year ago. A crime lab found some physical evidence this time.
A former neighbor of the Perry family has been indicted and his murder trial is set for early next year.
I've been to Earth a dozen times. It's just 15 miles from the small town where I grew up. My granddad and I used to deliver used furniture in Earth. I played basketball in the Springlake-Earth gym. Earth was the same as Muleshoe, only smaller.
After Shawnlee died, another reporter and I visited her house. We talked to her parents, looked around her room, sat at the table where she liked to eat soup and pizza, and walked around the back yard where she last was seen.
Later, we walked around the neighborhood, where we felt evil and fear in the air. We can't explain it, but we felt it.
The arrest brought back all of those memories.
We share the blame.
The Childress Economic Development Corp., gave away $300,000 of the public's money and got nothing in return. And this newspaper partly is to blame.
Of course, we had nothing to do with the contract between CEDC and a barbecue sauce company, which was supposed to move to Childress and employ a lot of people.
It wasn't our fault that CEDC was accused of failing to fulfill all of its contractual obligations or that the barbecue sauce company didn't get everything in writing.
But if we'd provided better news coverage, maybe the residents of Childress would have known trouble was lurking before $300,000 walked away.
Media are often criticized for being too intrusive, getting too personal and focusing on the negative. Our responses to the criticism have been extreme: Some of us become more sensational in our news gathering, while others seldom go beyond the press release.
Result: We all have lost some credibility.
Often, we try to be all things to all people - supporters, watchdogs, leaders, followers and unbiased observers. Sometimes, we don't accomplish any of those objectives.
I hope we can do better next year.
On some more personal notes:
Linda left, Matt and Kerry left, and Terry got sick. At times, this was a sad place to work in 1998. But, Sonny came back, Kevin made the transition from our farm club to the majors and I've seen some fire in the eyes of this Melhart kid.
Maybe there is hope for 1999.
David Stevens is the Globe-News regional editor. He can be contacted at (800) 692-4052.
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