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Skip to comments.The Longest Morning (paratroopers tell tale of ambush in Samarra -- cover of AmSpectator)
Posted on 11/01/2007 4:42:12 AM PDT by Uncledave
THE DAY OF AUGUST 26, 2007, began like any other for the soldiers of Charlie Company, 2-505 Parachute Infantry Regiment (from the 82nd Airborne Division) -- with a mission in the city. Over a year into its deployment to Samarra, Iraq, and now working on the three-month extension announced by Secretary of Defense Gates in the spring, the company knew the city like the back of its collective hands and had its operational routine down to a science, whatever the mission it might be tasked with.
On this morning, that mission was to establish a defensive perimeter around a block in central Samarra, so that Charlie Company's 3rd ("Blue") Platoon, led by Lieutenant Scott Young, could search a shop where it had information that Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) were being manufactured.
Due to the insurgents' penchant for placing IEDs along the routes used by Charlie Company's vehicles in order to ambush them on their way back, two separate rooftop observation points (OPs) would be established, one to the north and one to the south of the shop, to watch for enemy activity on the roads that were serving as Blue Platoon's infiltration and exfiltration routes. The southern OP, led by Staff Sergeant Jason Wheeler, was manned with paratroopers from Charlie Company's 1st ("Red") Platoon. "Reaper Two," one of the sniper teams from 2nd Battalion's scout platoon, would man the second OP, almost a kilometer to the north. Reaper would be overwatching the area from the roof of a large four-story apartment building, which was laid out with the long axis facing north-south, and which was bordered -- across the surrounding streets and alleys -- by several other buildings.
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Not to found in the Early Bird.
Not important to DoD senior leadership
Al Qaeda and their Democrat allies were denied the victory they were praying for.
An incredible story. Everyone should read this.
Wow. Just wow.
Ping to the top.
Great story!!!
Our fighting men (and women) are the greatest!!!
Thanks for the ping. Great post.
God Bless the Troops...
A tight spot, they did well on that rooftop.
Thanks for posting this, Uncledave.
Honor, Duty, Country.
Some GOP Senator should read this on the floor of the US Senate.
Shoulda pinged you above, so here it is.
Great post!
You'll never read this in the Newspapers across America. That's why this site grows, and they shrink.
It's a shame that face-less , name-less, editors, crap on these guy's daily.
It's treason that known Senators do it as well.
Tuesday is the day to vote in most of the US - Get out there and do it
Best of the Best
Pray for W and Our Freedom Fighters
There would be no trophy, no public relations victory to thrust in the face of those in America and around the world
I can't stop thinking of the delight with which the Democratic leadership of Congress would have seized on this story had it gone the way AQI wanted.
The few pockets of Satan's boys that are left will now be found and jailed or killed off by newly formed and ever increasing efficient Iraqi police, along with the willing Iraqi neighborhood crime walk groups. None of this would have been possible if these brave American soldiers where not willing to carry out their routine missions over a two year period of time.Well said.
Sorry, I was in such a hurry, earlier this evening.
You spoke from the heart and said the right thing.
Anti-war movies hurt America - and debase the art of film
I compare the psychology of the Democrats who want failure in Iraq to that of the people who set fires during the Santa Ana winds.
Payback time Abdul.
A gripping account . God bless them.
Imagine how our disgraceful MSM and shameless Democrats would have reacted if the terrorists had succeeded.
thanks for posting
Roger that.
Our brave soldiers are the only thing standing in the way of democrat happiness and fulfillment, and probable victory in the 08 election.
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Dana family mourns loss of soldier
The article includes the following picture of Josh.
I'm speechless.
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Amsterdam and beyond
The Amsterdam trip in May didn't happen for reasons. But we now have our tickets for July. Arriving 7/12 and leaving 7/25. Please help us plan the part of our trip where we venture out to other countries.... [more inside]
Recommend for me a European beer
I've tried many types of American craft brews. Now recommend for me some mainland European beers. [more inside]
Help me plan my 'adult family' trip to Belgium & Germany.
Questions inside. This is also related to the FIFA World Cup. [more inside]
Best way for a UK citizen to manage money and cellphones in Europe?
I'm a Canadian/UK citizen living in London and I'm going travelling in Europe for three months. What's the best way for me to manage my money/cell phone plan while I travel? Requirements and details over the fold. [more inside]
Besides drinking the alcohol, what should I do in France, Belgium, and Germany?
I'm considering going to France, Belgium, and Germany in late April for 3 weeks, what should I do and see while I'm there? [more inside]
Vegetarian seeks tasty food in Western Europe
What tasty foods should an adventurous vegetarian eat in the UK and Western Europe? [more inside]
Screw Chevy Chase
I'm looking for underrated, obscure European vacation stops. [more inside]
Help me see some of Europe!
I need advice for planning a trip to Europe next summer. [more inside]
Lookout Europe, here I come
What are some good job search websites/engines for Europe? I'm interested in jobs in international affairs, public relations, business and finance, advertising and marketing. I'm mostly looking for resources for Germany, Belgium, France and the UK, but pan-European websites are good too.
Anticipating Expatriation
I'm 17 years old and considering moving to Europe after graduate school, roughly 8 years from now if all goes to plan. I am a dual citizen (Belgium-US). What should I do during the coming years of college towards this end? [more inside]
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What were your Boo Babies 5 year old stats?Ā What size of clothes and shoes are they wearing now?
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Mavi, Ayla, & Duru
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Mandee - I'm sorry you are having a hard time with Thomas.┬Ā I can't tell you how many times I have felt that Mavi is the only child that acts "different" than all the other kids.┬Ā Could it be that school is too stressful for him?┬Ā Are there any other programs that he could do instead of full time school?
Ayla is 41 pounds and 43.5 inches.┬Ā She wears size 6 clothes and size 10 shoes.┬Ā I am constantly getting comments about how tall she is or how long her legs are LOL.┬Ā Duru is wearing a size 3T or 4T with a size 8 shoe.┬Ā I think soon they will have the same size of foot!! LOL
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Mavi, Ayla, & Duru
mandee_ ((hugs)) I really understand. Matthew is the same way- two sides. And I think all the time how much I wish he was "normal". You guys know I love him to death, but it's just so so hard sometimes.
AOTD: Matthew was 38.7 pounds (but down to 37 at the hospital) and 44 inches tall. He's tall and skinny- has to have adjustable waist pants. Usually wears 5s or 5T for length but some 4s too. Shirts 4 or 5. He wears a 13/1 in shoes.
Proud Mommy to Matthew 10/27/06
Viktor varies between 50-52 lbs. he dropped to 49 after his sinus surgery but is back now. He is about 46 + inches tall now. He usually wears 7-8 in shirts and pants with a few exceptions. Shoes were 12.5 last time and likely due to grow in a few months. Annika is in 3-4 yr clothes and moving into size 8 shoes. Isak is now 20 lbs and wearing 12-18 months clothes at 6 months.
Thursday is our 10 yr anniversary so we are going to dinner and a hockey game while Viktor and Annika stay with my parents.
AOTD:┬Ā Cassie hasn't had her 5 year appointment yet so I don't have official height and weight.┬Ā As for Clothes she is wearing 4 and5 shirts and size 4 pants, 3t dresses. Her shoes are size 8.┬Ā Colby wieghs about 20-21 lbs and wears 9 month clothes he is now 10.5 months old.
Katie loving Mommy to:
Ā"Sassy" CassieĀĀ Oct. 28, 2006 (my halloween Baby)
Colby JohnĀĀ December 17, 2010 (my Christmas Baby)
AOTD-Isabella wears 5-6 size shirts and 5t or 6 pants with adjustable waist band in them. She wears size 9 shoe.
Kristi-Happy Anniversary! Our anniversary is friday.
Kristi┬Ā- Happy Anniversary!
AOTD - Thomas is in size 5 or 6T shirts, and 3T pants.┬Ā I just got rid of his 2T pants he outgrew, and I pulled a pair of pjs from his drawer the other day that were 18m-24mth!┬Ā He is a small peanut.
Thanks for the support everyone.┬Ā I think school is too much for him.┬Ā I am reluctant to pull him though, cause I don't want it to set him up for the rest of his school life.┬Ā My brother struggled with pre-school.┬Ā The teacher told my mom to not pull him.┬Ā She did and he hated school for the years he went after that.┬Ā I just don't want to give Thomas the wrong message, that if he misbehaves he gets his own way...KWIM?┬Ā It's so hard to know what the "right" thing to do it.┬Ā His teacher did send me a note that they're looking for resources for us.
Mom to Thomas David 10/19/06 and Rebecca Paige (aka Becca) 7/15/09 and Dance Studio owner.
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Danilo also mentioned the area near George Mason. It's not the hot spot that Clarendon is, but the George Mason area has a lot going for it. It's more affordable than Arlington, with enough to keep a lot of people busy. It moves you closer to DC, but is still a reasonable commute out to Reston. It's not right on Metro, but the Vienna Metro is close by. There are a lot of great restaurants in and around Fairfax and many people just enjoy the area.
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There are plenty of old and new condos right on those two streets, but you will pay for location. If you don't mind being a little bit off those two streets, the cost goes down significantly.
In Reston, Town Center is pretty much it. It only has bars and restaurants that don't have live bands or "nightlife" nighlife in the traditional sense. And there are no clubs in Reston. You do have Ned Devine's, Carpool and a few other venues in Herndon though, which is only a 10 minute drive from Reston.
Fairfax City has several college bars due to George Mason University. Plenty of the "I just turned 21 and had my first beer" going on though.
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One Thing I Love Today: 'Queen Of Denmark' is potent reminder of Sinead O'Connor's gifts
One of the uncomfortable truths of being an artist working in any media is that many times, you have an "expired by" date on your work, whether you like it or not. It is far more common for someone to have a brief period where they are productive and part of the larger cultural conversation and then that period ends and they drop off the face of the earth than it is for someone to have a career that lasts for decades and decades and decades with them always successfully producing work and reaching their audience.
When Sinead O'Connor released her first few albums, I was as onboard as a person could be. I still think "The Lion and the Cobra" and "I Do Not What What I Haven't Got" are two of the best records from my teenage years, and I've worn out or lost more copies of both than I can count. There was a time when I was far more attuned to what was going on in music, and I've had to make my peace with never going to see live music in LA because I have a mortgage and am not prepared to pay scalper prices for every single thing I want to see. Back in the '90s, I saw Sinead play a few times, and she was always impressive live, with pipes that were as good as they were on her albums if not better.
Lately, she's been better known for her appearances in the tabloid press than her music, but the release of her new album this week should balance that. It's a return to form for her as an artist, with some of her best confessional writing on display, and with her voice in fine form. She has always had a way with the lacerating lyric, and there is no one she has turned it on more times than herself. I've listened to the new one a few times now, and there are several songs that stood out for me, but one in particular that has worked its way deep into my head. I am gutted that I didn't think to look into live shows until today, only to find that she literally played Los Angeles days ago, and to a fair amount of acclaim.
The new album's got a perfect Sinead title, "How About I Be Me (And You Be You)," loaded with attitude, and today, the one thing I love is the song "Queen Of Denmark," which isn't just a great piece of writing, but also a great piece of production by John Reynolds. She's always favored a stripped down approach to her sonic backdrops for her songs, and in this case, the music is just as savage and angry as her vocal performance. And since one of her albums was nothing but covers, and she's had her biggest hit with a cover of a Prince song, it's appropriate that this track, which feels like it could be a page right out of her diary, is actually a cover for a song hat I was unfamiliar with until now by a guy named John Grant.
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But I could not even change my underwear
And when the shit got really really out of hand
I had it all the way up to my hairline
Which keeps receding like my self-confidence
As if I ever had any of that stuff anyway
I hope I didn't destroy your celebration
Or your Bar Mitzvah, birthday party or your Christmas
You put me in this cage and threw away the key
It was this 'us and them' shit that did me in
You tell me that my life is based up on a lie
I casually mention that I pissed in your coffee
I hope you know that all I want from you is sex
To be with someone that looks smashing in athletic wear
And if your haircut isn't right you'll be dismissed
Get your walking papers and you can leave now
Don't know what to want from this world
I really don't know what to want from this world
I don't know what it is you wouldn't want from me
You have no right to want anything from me at all
Why don't you take it out on somebody else?
Why don't you tell somebody else that they're selfish?
Weepy coward and pathetic…
Who's gonna be the one to save me from myself?
You'd better bring a stun gun and perhaps a crowbar
You'd better pack a lunch and get up really early
And you should probably get down on your knees and pray
It's really fun to look embarrassed all the time
Like you could never cut the mustard with the big boys
I really don't know who the fuck you think you are
Can I please see your license and your registration?
Don't know what to want from this world
I really don't know what to want from this world
I don't know what it is you wouldn't want from me
You have no right to want anything from me at all
Why don't you take it out on somebody else?
Why don't you tell somebody else that they're selfish?
Weepy coward and pathetic…
So Jesus hasn't come in here to pick you up
You'll still be sitting here ten years from now
You're just a sucker but we'll see who gets the last laugh
Who knows, maybe you'll be the next queen of Denmark"
Ahhhh, Sinead. It's been too long, and now that you've confirmed that you can still land your big punches, I hope it's not long before your next album.
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Greenpeace calls on oil companies and the Canadian government to stop the tar sands. We call for an end to industrialization in vast areas of Indigenous territories, forests and wetlands in northern Alberta.
Greenpeace fights nuclear power because it poses a serious threat to the environment and humanity. The expansion of nuclear power must be halted and nuclear plants shut down so that we can develop a clean energy future. That's why we are working to stop Darlington in Ontario and protect electricity consumers from a new round of nuclear debt.
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Do Yourself A Favor - Stay Somewhere Else !
We booked a jacuzzi room with queen size bed , non smoking 4 weeks in advance online. I called in person to the inn to confirm it a week before our arrival. What I got was a smoking room with 2 double beds and no jacuzzi. They said they were sorry but they overbooked. They did refund my money and I went to the Super 8 and was happy there !
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Check the sheets and pillows beforehand. Must wash them once a week.
Better still - bring your own.
Bloody Mess!
The Shannon Inn was a last minute option for my boyfriend and I, as we needed somewhere to stay overnight 4th of July weekend. When we turned down the bed, we noticed not one but multiple blood stains on the sheets and pillow cases. After agruing we received new sheets, and in the morning we demanded money back. I would NOT recommend this place to anyone.
Haven't been back in two years and won't go.
Like many others here. I was a reguler at the old Shannon, We knew all the owners and had a great time with friends every weekend. We got to know all the entertainers like they were a part of the family. When the new managments took over, we tried to give it a chance. We continued to go there even when their liquor license was in transfer, and we had to bring our own beer. Slowly they started treating the regulars worse, cutting back on food quantities and rasing prices. The mug club was gone. Entertainers started having to pay for their rooms and meals (These used to be complimentary). Irish entertainers have to travel long distances to their gigs, high school bands dont. The last time I was there was to see one of our friends play, when we got there we found out that they were having karaoke instead. We left, and havet been back since. Their sole buisnes plan seems to be to catch the first New Yorkers coming in on Rt 80. Take their money quick and to hell with the regulars. New Yorkers, do youselves a favor, keep going on Rt 80 to the next hotel. There are better places in the Poconoes. The only thing left that is Irish is the name and they should change it, maybe "Shivas" would be better.
Need a course in customer relations?
A group of 75+ people take an annual ski trip to Shawnee Mountain. Each year we enjoy the overly accomodating staff at the Shannon Inn. This year however, the new owners must have fired the old staff and hired the wicked witches of the East. The desk clerk was very rude to me on the phone. She told me that she was tired of booking for our group. I could not believe what she said so I called back and asked for her manager. The queen ***** got on the phone and told me that if I didn't like what was told to me by the clerk then I should stay elsewhere. Unfortunately, I will be staying at the Shannon because it is too late to book elsewhere. However, next year we will be looking for another hotel. They need to change the name because they are disgracing the reputation of the Shannon Inn. A good name might be, The Stay Elsewhere Inn.
Grew up at the Shannon...
I grew up from age 8 spending every weekend at the Shannon. It became my second home- My family became friends with all the entertainers, as well as the managment and waiters/waitresses. I developed an acute love for Irish music here, and spend countless nights having the time of my life. The Shannon always had reasonable prices, great food, great entertainment, and most importantly, an amazing atmosphere. People used to refer to it as "a gem in the Poconos." Lately, the Shannon switched managment, and went downhill fast. It's no longer the getaway it way, it's no longer the Shannon's I knew. All the old staff has been replaced, the Irish entertainment is gone, no longer do people drive from hours away to spend a night here. Prices have sky-rocketed, and service has gone way down. Even the food has changed for the worse. Shannon's used to be a home away from home for us regulars... Now, in my opinion, it's an insult that they have even kept the name Shannon's...
Tis a Shame!!
I lived right down the road from the Shannon. I moved to Minisink Hills in the Summer of 2001.
I used to look forward to either walking or driving up to the Shannon every Saturday night. When friends from Ireland came to visit me, we all went to the Shannon and enjoyed great bands like Dave North, The Emmigrants, Timlin & Kane, etc. We rarely left there before midnight. We enjoyed the September 2001 Scot- Irish festival and St. Patricks day party there. Alas.....that would be the last enjoyable get togethers from then on. After "new management" took over the Irish atmosphire was gone. I was actually ashamed of the new "entertainment" if that is what you called it. People wouldn't belive me when I told them how the Shannon used to be just a year before.
The tri-color that hung at the pole was even faded and disgracefull looking.
Friends from Ireland now say that the Shannon: "Is Irish By Name Only" and wouldn't waste a penny in such a discgracefull establishment.
Good bye good old days at Shannon Inn............
Ghetto... Fabulous
Okay let's be candid here. The Shannon Inn is no Marriott. However, for a mere $85.00 you can lounge in a bed, or perhaps enjoy a continental breakfeast. If you are ready to take a dive or just a swim, the outdoor pool is only a few feet away. There is also entertainment, be it 70's karaoke, however we do miss the IRISH theme. (Irish Rule). For the review that bashed The Shannon Inn at least you got your money's worth. We are best friends who take a trip to the Old Shannon Inn once a year and also shop at the outlets. Basically it is a low budget, tons of fun weekend. See you soon. Stay ghetto fabulous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Going Downhill Fast
We have been going to the Shannon for almost 7 years now. It recently changed owners and the prices are going up and the service is going down fast. It used to be the place to go. Always friendly faces, a puzzle in the lobby. A wonderful continental breakfast with fresh muffins etc. Now the price is up at least 30% the service is second rate and the continental breakfast consists of cold cereal and a danish still in the package.(not even a toaster to warm it). When I asked the desk clerks if they changed hands they said yes but didn't know who owned it, they thought 2 doctors. (Most likely a write-off). The family atmosphere is gone. The pub with the Irish music used to be a big draw. 2 weekends ago it was a man with a karioke singing the 70's songs. We sat at our table for 20 minutes and never got waited on. Got up and went to another club. Next stay is another lodging site. It is a shame. We used to love it there.
What a great indoor pool!
My fiance and I recently took a ski weekend up to the poconos. We stayed at the Shannon Inn. It was absolutely great. Apparently they just got done some renovations, and I must say it looks great. I would have loved to seen it before. They have a huge indoor pool along with a huge lounge. They are located right by Shawnee Ski Resort which was very convenient for us. We would definitely reccommed it.
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So, Ed Levine, what would your last meal be? Whenever I think of these things, the same three foods always come to mind right away: fried chicken, barbecue, pizza. Is that low-rent of me?
No! Of course not. When done well, those are perfect foods, in terms of texture, complexity, and sheer deliciousness.
Indeed. So how would you start? Let's go alphabetically. So, barbecue. I guess I'm just hopelessly in love with the pork shoulder at Big Bob's in Decatur, Alabama. It's perfect just smoky enough, and whatever rub is on it is just enough. The outside is crisp and black, but the meat is juicy and delicious.
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Oh, yeah. You get that steamy shell action. Yeah, ick. So, pizza. You have to have pizza, but it could be really hard to decide. It might have to be Pizzeria Bianco in Phoenix. But then there's Mozza, Nancy Silverton's amazing place in L.A. [a joint venture with Mario Batali]. But I also love Anthony Mangieri's pizza, at Una Pizza Napoletana.
Hey, it's your last meal. You can have them all. Yeah! So, I'd also have a clam pie from Pepe's Pizza, in New Haven, and a tomato pizza from Sally's [Apizza], also in New Haven.
Would everything be out at the same time? Or would there be three courses? Everything on the table at once. Total excess! And I would have all my friends, of course. I hope they'd miss me. They'd have a great meal to remember me by, which is nice.
What would you drink with all this? You're gonna laugh because I don't really drink. I would probably have a Moscato d'Asti. If I had anything else alcoholic, it would probably have an umbrella in it.
A girly drinker! Who would've thought? Yeah, I like wussy drinks. Maybe I'd just have something tart, like really good lemonade, or a cherry lime rickey. It's hard to find a good cherry lime rickey anymore.
Dessert? Damn, that's tough. Probably some combination of things: a hot fudge sundaeone of life's perfect things and maybe an apple pie.
Would some mom have to appear to make that? Well, Nancy Silverton makes amazing pies.
There you go. And ice cream, maybe from Otto. The gelatos Meredith Kurtzman makes there are pretty astonishingly good, like the olive oil one, which sounds weird, but it's great. Mozza has amazing gelato as well, and there might have to be some custard from the Shake Shack. God, do I have to die to eat all this?
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Dear Miss Manners: I am 12 years of age and have just read about the etiquette of handshakes.
A great number of my peers feel that it is appropriate in normal social situations to disgrace the sanctity of the handshake with any number of gestures, from the mildly annoying to the downright offensive. Also, when I present a hand to be shaken, it will be met with anything from a fist to "bump" to curled fingers to "splow."
I am not alone in this fight, as my friends share the same complaints. How do I express my opinion on the correct way to greet one of your peers and the rudeness of these alternate gestures?
Gentle Reader: Keep reading. You will be disappointed to find that it is extremely bad manners to go around teaching etiquette, unasked, to people who are minding their own business.
Yes, Miss Manners understands how frustrating it is not to be able to annoy others with your newfound knowledge. Even she is bound by this rule, and only instructs when asked.
Besides, while the handshake is the standard dignified greeting, there is a whole other vocabulary for different situations. Your parents probably do not shake hands when they greet each other, and you might not care to have your future admirers do so. Among schoolmates, informal, faddish, well-meant salutations that do no physical damage should not be condemned.
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Dear Miss Manners: When people make self-deprecating remarks that are not entirely untrue, how should one respond?
For example, I have a very slim friend who says, "I'm so fat, I need to work out." I know she is just looking for reassurance, and so I oblige with, "No, you look so thin."
However, I have been in the situation where an acquaintance or co-worker who is easily carrying an extra 100 pounds on their frame says it, and I do not know what to say. Agreeing with their self-insult seems hurtful, but disagreeing seems awkward, too.
Gentle Reader: You were not asked to vote, as Miss Manners understands it. You need only say something neutral, such as, "Oh, shouldn't we all?"
But even if this silly fishing expedition is cast as a direct question ("Do you think I'm overweight?"), you needn't take the bait. "Why?" you could ask in a surprised tone. "Is that what your doctor says?"
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Do you remember an Inn,
Do you remember an Inn?
And the tedding and the spreading
Of the straw for a bedding,
And the fleas that tease in the High Pyrenees,
And the wine that tasted of tar?
And the cheers and the jeers of the young muleteers
(Under the vine of the dark verandah)?
Do you remember an Inn, Miranda,
Do you remember an Inn?
And the cheers and the jeers of the young muleteeers
Who hadn't got a penny,
And who weren't paying any,
And the hammer at the doors and the Din?
And the Hip! Hop! Hap!
Of the clap
Of the hands to the twirl and the swirl
Of the girl gone chancing,
Backing and advancing,
Snapping of a clapper to the spin
Out and in --
And the Ting, Tong, Tang, of the Guitar.
Do you remember an Inn,
Do you remember an Inn?
Never more;
Never more.
Only the high peaks hoar:
And Aragon a torrent at the door.
No sound
In the walls of the Halls where falls
The tread
Of the feet of the dead to the ground
No sound:
But the boom
Of the far Waterfall like Doom.
The inn in the High Pyrenees referred to in the poem is the inn at Canfranc, a small mountain village in the valley of the River Aragon, where Belloc met Miranda Mackintosh in 1909.
In 1929 he wrote the poem and gave it to her as a present.
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The poet Hilaire Belloc, author of Tarantella, a poem about an inn in the High Pyrenees


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Flip Wilson: What you saw wasn't all you got
Forty years ago, Flip Wilson was the biggest thing in television.
In its first two seasons on NBC, "The Flip Wilson Show" was the second-most watched program on TV. His comic characters spawned two of the medium's hottest catchphrases, "The devil made me do it" and "What you see is what you get!" (The latter lives on in its acronym, a computer application that allows you to see what a document you're working on will look like - WYSIWYG.) He jump-started the careers of the two biggest names in comedy, George Carlin and Richard Pryor. In January 1972, Time magazine had him on the cover, calling him "TV's First Black Superstar." »Read Full Article
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Craft breweries give Madison a heads up among college football towns
On the same day that U.S. News & World Report announced college rankings, a different college list came out. CraftBeer.com announced 15 craft beer obsessed college football towns.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison held steady in the U.S. News Report. It didn't do badly on the nationwide craft beer list, either. »Read Full Article
Weigel stations hit with two bias complaints
Weigel Broadcasting-owned stations in Milwaukee have been hit with two bias complaints.
In May Carlos Vergara filed a discrimination claim with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleging that he was passed over for promotion in favor of "less experienced Anglo anchors." »Read Full Blog Post(3)
WISN anchor-reporter Portia Young moves to Sargento
After 14 years in broadcasting, 10 of them at WISN-TV (Channel 12), anchor-reporter Portia Young has left the station to join Sargento Foods as public relations manager, it was announced Tuesday.
"I would say ever since I came back from maternity leave I was thinking about" leaving broadcasting, she said. »Read Full Blog Post(21)
New wine list at c.1880 focuses on Wisconsin roots of vintners
Diners at c.1880, 1100 S. 1st St., will notice a new wine list that supplements the one recognized by Wine Spectator magazine; it shines a light on former Wisconsinites making wine elsewhere in the country and the world.
It includes a Cotes du Rhone from an estate owned by metro Milwaukee native and cookbook author Patricia Wells, and a Syrah and Cabernet Sauvignon made by brothers Chad and Corey Braunel, formerly of the Marathon area, in Washington. »Read Full Blog Post
Jim Crace, Jhumpa Lahiri, Colm Toibin top Man Booker prize shortlist
Jim Crace's "The Harvest," Jhumpa Lahiri's "The Lowland" and Colm Toibin's 'The Testament of Mary" lead the Man Booker prize shortlist, which was announced Tuesday.
Eleanor Catton's "The Luminaries," Ruth Ozeki's "A Tale for the Time Being" and NoViolet Bulawayo's "We Need No Names" round out the list of finalists. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
On Tap Today: J. Roddy Walston celebrates album release in Milwaukee
J. Roddy Walston and the Business has an album released today called "Essential Tremors"...and a show tonight at Club Garibaldi. Photo provided by band's publicist. »Read Full Blog Post(4)


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Skip to comments.Knife Crime in UK (fatherless boys take it to the streets)[Ecumenical]
Posted on 07/18/2008 10:04:02 AM PDT by NYer
Knife crime is at epidemic proportions in Britain's inner cities, with an attack of some kind taking place every four minutes. In London alone 21 young people have been stabbed to death this year.
A church group has come up with a new solution. It's reported here. The suggestion is that church leaders should move into crime ridden inner city areas to work with the youths and become role models since most of the boys who stab each other don't have Dads.
Whoops! problem is, since women's ordination the Anglican Church has been turned into a matriarchy remember? Nearly half of Anglican clergy are now female. Besides, the whole church for the most part, has turned its back on patriarchy in favor of feminism.
One thing the report does have right: the anarchy and youth violence in our inner cities is linked to the breakdown of the family. What nobody is daring to say is that the breakdown of the family is linked with contraception, abortion, divorce, promiscuity, homosexuality and feminsim. You can't have it both ways: first you emasculate the men, kick out the fathers, get rid of patriarchy, feminize the faith, then you wring you hands saying, "Oh dear! the young men are so nasty and violent! They should have positive role models! I wonder if those fathers we got rid of are in the attic, and can be dusted off?"
Historically, the Anglo Catholics were the ones who went into Britain's inner city slums, but those who have not already pulled out are about to. The Catholics didn't need to go into the inner city slums. They were already there.
The report also admires Catholics, recognizing the example of the Catholic priests who have moved into the slums in South American cities and got their hands dirty with the roughest and poorest of humanity. Could the positive role models of these courageous priests have anything to do with the fact that the Catholic Church reserves the priesthood to men?
Lol ... and that will still be true once his presidency ends.
Even after he's dead, probably. They're still blaming President Reagan for AIDS.
What they're failing to tell here, is that it's not boys named Simon that are doing this. It's boys named Okwai and Mohammoud who are doing this.
Exactly! Watching Britain fall is a precursor to watching America and Australia fall. There is a God that curses us for disobedience. Deut 11:26-28, Deut 28:all He will also bless for obedience.
Have these three nations not been tremendously blessed in the past? And are we not being cursed now? LOOK AROUND!! Floods, droughts, fires, earthquakes, hurricanes, riots, terrorism, murderous children, fatherlessness... What a punishment we have brought on our nation by our disobedience to our Father.
LOL! You forgot pens!
You would be wrong about that.
You're right. I was distracted because Bill and Anoreth were taking all the doorknobs off downstairs and talking about C-4. I need to screen their library books more carefully, I think.
Births outside marriage increased year by year since the early 1970s. Over the past 10 years the proportion has risen from 12% to 41% across England and Wales as a whole.
It passed 50% in north-east England in 2000 and last year stood at 53.5%. The north-west was not far behind on 48%, but in London - where a higher proportion of young mothers were from the Muslim community - only 34.5% of children were born outside marriage.
LOL! You've got your hands full.
21 in a city that size? Doesn't seem like that much. At least not by our standards.
Don't they have BIG BROTHERS in the UK? If they don't they should get the organization.
One thing the report does have right: the anarchy and youth violence in our inner cities is linked to the breakdown of the family. What nobody is daring to say is that the breakdown of the family is linked with contraception, abortion, divorce, promiscuity, homosexuality and feminsim. You can't have it both ways: first you emasculate the men, kick out the fathers, get rid of patriarchy, feminize the faith, then you wring you hands saying, "Oh dear! the young men are so nasty and violent! They should have positive role models! I wonder if those fathers we got rid of are in the attic, and can be dusted off?"
British dads - you need to be there for your kids. Moms, you need to make sure you want to be married BEFORE having kids!! Come on, raising kids is hard - but they'll thank you later!
I'm not quite sure how this happened to me.
It says ...
"church leaders should move into crime ridden inner city areas"
... Remember, England is only 90% English. It has a large, fast-growing immigrant (third world population.)
They've tried those same save the children programs here in the US and they're not all that effective. US cities are infested with crime. The Mayor of Chicago wants to call in National Guard to deal with their crime problem. The solution? Deport, deport, deport.
Having children? I know it has something to do with a stork or a cabbage patch. That's what my parents told me, at any rate.
No, I figured out having children after the third or fourth time. What I don't get is how I ended up with children who dismantle the house while contemplating explosives. I also don't know why I can't get through the door from the kitchen to the garage, and I'm not sure I want to know!
see post #11
I looked into this a couple weeks ago because I was curious about crime in Britain. Someone on another thread suggested as you have that the crime is not the work of indigenous youth. My impression when I vacationed there a couple years ago was that it was the indigenous English youth perpetuating many of these types of crimes. This article and the one I quote from (one of the Brit papers) suggest that my impression was probably correct. At the least, the offenders who are ID'ed as fatherless are not likely to be named Mohammed.
Well, that's a relief. :)
I'm guessing it's due to a combination of good genes and natural curiosity.
I would have stifled them more, but I was afraid of being arrested.
Must go, Vlad just discovered my library bag full of new story books for him :-).
"US cities are infested with crime. The Mayor of Chicago wants to call in National Guard to deal with their crime problem. The solution? Deport, deport, deport."
Just to get the facts right here, yes, U.S. cities are infested with crime, including Chicago. Chicago indeed has a large Latino population, many of whom are illegal, as well as a bunch of illegals from other countries also. However, it was not the Mayor that wants to call in the National Guard to deal with crime in Chicago, it was the Governor, Rod Blagojevich, that said he wanted to send in the National Guard. And there's more to it than meets the eye. Richard Daley, the Mayor of Chicago, didn't even know the Governor was going to announce this. And there's politics (of course) behind it.
Gov. Blago is PO'd that Mayor Daley doesn't support his construction works program for the state,and Blago's desire to open a new Casino in the state to pay for it. So, in order to knife Mayor Daley in the back with the stiletto, Gov Blago gives the Mayor's city a black eye and embarrasses him by announcing he wants to send the Nat'l Guard in because the crime problem is so bad. The Gov did this fully knowing that the City of Chicago (through Mayor Daley) has been wooing the Olympics Committee to have the 2016 (I believe) summer Olympics held in Chicago. Just what the Mayor needs is our bigmouth Gov. Blago badmouthing crime in the City while the city is attempting to win the Olympics. What better way to put the kabosh on it than portray Chicago as a totally crime ridden city that needs state intervention to stem it.
So, once again, things in politics are seldom what they seem to be. Gov Blago sure knows how to make political allies. Perhaps that is why his own party (the Dems, who control both state houses) hate him, and why there have been calls to impeach him (he is a crook amongst his other virtues). Oh how I love living in a blue state.
You can bet your last dollar that most of the people committing these crimes are third world immigrants. I know because I research this stuff several times a week. In the UK as in France, they RARELY ever make it clear who did the crime unless it's a white English man. They use words like "youths" to describe their trouble-making immigrant populations. Again, they try purposely to make it sound like English boys themselves are doing this and not immigrants because much of the English population there is unhappy about the immigrant influx. Trust me on this.
hmmm... just realised, a lot of Brit slang used in my last post —> chavs are blokes who wear like hip-hop stuff (burberry caps, extremely baggy jeans and the like) while yobs are general lay-a-bouts who'd get knackered if they did an honest hour's work
I just saw night before last a stat that showed out of 224 stabbings, 144 were done by black youth. I've also seen lots of stories recently of gangs of ethnics chasing young English boys down the street and stabbing them to death.
On another note, it sure sounds like the government and Trevor Philips sure don't like indigenous Brits. He's made quotes how all cities in Europe should look like Birmingham and London. I watch England fairly closely looking for glimmers of hope that they'll come to their senses and not to turn the UK into something unrecognizable.
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Daring accordionist Guy Klucevsek plans local shows
Guy Klucevsek, a composer and performer who takes the accordion to some surprising musical places, closes out the Theatre Gigante season with concerts Thursday and Friday at Paddy's Pub, 2339 N. Murray Ave.
Take it as a sign of Klucevsek's versatility that his music has been heard before in Milwaukee in performances by Gigante, Present Music and the Hubbard Street Dance Company. »Read Full Article
Twice the wine dinner: c.1880 doubles presentations, pairings on Dec. 30
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That Facebook thing: 10 books that stayed with me
My friend Dave Roidt tagged me on a Facebook thing that's going around: 'list 10 books that have stayed with me in some way." For you Dave, I will comply.
Actually, I'm happy to do it. I enjoy reading these things when other people do them. I like to find out what people actually read for pleasure and inspiration, as opposed to what books they feel obliged to serve up in a canon-making exercise. »Read Full Blog Post
Top of the Charts: Eminem bounds to No. 1
After last week's viral anomaly that raised Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball" back to number one on the back of a YouTube comedian's parody video, things are back to normal on the Billboard Hot 100. After steadily climbing in recent weeks, Eminem finds himself on top of the charts. See the video for his big hit song below, then jump back in time to see the biggest hits this week in 2005, 1995, 1985 and 1975.
No. 1 hit Dec. 15, 2013 »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Sleighriders at Shank and holiday lights
The annual Sleighriders show at Shank Hall kicks off the holiday season with good music and does it for a good cause. It's at 7 p.m. tonight.
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The Expendables 1 and 2 on DVD
Turtles 2013 - Slugs
80s turtles popping up, made me nostalgia
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I wouldn't know to what extent, but that's clearly some amazing modding. Couldn't of been a simple task importing all of Xehanort's animations, AI, etc. from the 3DS and into a PS2 game.
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Plus-size women deserve cute clothes! Learn how to make comfortable and flattering garments with Barbara Deckert, author of Sewing for Plus Sizes.
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Really cute. Love the print with the white trim!
What type of fabric did you use? It appears crisp, very nice work! I'm wanting the peplum to drape... it may with a stretch lace fabric
The top it self is woven fabric. The neds was totally different fabric and that is where it went a bit wrong. As that trim is kind of stiff jersey/stretch. And that is why it looks crisp. If you look at the draping on the images withouth the whit edge, you see it drapes fine. So yeah, choosing same tipe of fabric for the ending I think is important. Do woven there also, is my suggestion. How I did my binding/edges... well I did them double.. so I drew extra length on the pattern and then cut 2 pieces which I sew togheter and then attached to the peplum body. Not sure if this was is a good way of doing it... I think perhaps not. It was a lot of hazzle when attaching it to the peplum and getting that sem look good on both sides. I guess a better way would be to attach it on inse first and then on the outside... Or just simply extended the binding as single layer. Hope that made sense. I guess conclusing is... don't do what I did :-)
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Multinational bank HSBC has agreed to a $470 million settlement with the U.S. government for mortgage lending and foreclosure abuses that worsened the 2008 financial crisis, but is it enough? The Justice Department's Acting Associate Attorney General Stuart F. Delery said the agreement was "the result of a coordinated effort between federal …Read More »
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HSBC to axe 50,000 jobs
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HSBC in damage control following biggest banking leak in history
HSBC has issued an apology as a political row over its Swiss private banking arm grows, saying it has "no appetite" to deal with clients seeking to dodge tax. In a full-page letter published in some Sunday newspapers, the bank's chief executive, Stuart Gulliver, said the media revelations in the last …Read More »
New whistleblower: HSBC 'lied to MPs & deceived customers'
HSBC deliberately deceived the Treasury Select Committee and was in contempt of Parliament by claiming their "fake" solicitors were regulated, whistleblower and financial activist Nicholas Wilson said Friday. The British-born investigator, who is currently preparing a private prosecution against HSBC for its alleged role in widespread fraud, says the bank …Read More »
HSBC headquarters raided in Argentina
Call it "the Mother of the Vultures." HSBC, the Crown Jewel of the British monarchy's Opium Wars, then and now, found its Buenos Aires headquarters and two other offices raided Wednesday by agents of Argentina's AFIP tax bureau, in search of documents for the tax-evasion and money-laundering case opened against …Read More »
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UK's top 4 banks under major investigation
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Don't let the clean look of these photos deceive you. Take a closer look and get a taste of its bizarre shapes and forms!
Using a Nikon F3 and Arista Premium 400, clownshoes created a completely puzzling set of minimalist photographs of various hats and masks. Aptly called Hats & Masks, this album is indeed an eye candy for everyone who has a penchant for clean and plain composition.
The masks have uncanny details and dark colors that provided an excellent dimension and contrast to the plain white background he used. In all honesty, the masks gave me the creeps, but it is exactly their weird and eerie looks that made them amusing subjects. Meanwhile, the hats look flattened and pressed that they resembled more like ink drawings than actual black and white photographs.
Here are some of my favorites from this album:
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Comments Thread For: Korobov Plans to Come Back on Gamboa vs Rios Bill
Russian middleweight hope Matvey Korobov (17-0, 10 KOs), ranked #13 by the WBO, fell into relative obscurity as of late. However, the former two-time amateur world champion is planning a big comeback in 2012. Korobov, already 29, spoke to Christian Yula about his upcoming plans.
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Can't believe TR is letting this guy stink. Matt is explosive and would be exciting to watch and follow.
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