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Poppuri day 2:Fortunate digging.
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Manual drilling is quite tiring and boring. And drilling just for the boxes would be kinda waste so I got myself 50 of Worn Forest maps. While pondering what I should drill next some interesting news hit me. And indeed when I went to beach field 6.. Due to the Stella event now it's possible to drill up Star Card Pack 5 which contains drop cards. And I plan to stock up with some of them. When Poppuri ends and I'll be back to questing it will help a great deal~
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Best Russian Short Stories
Thomas Seltzer
Kessinger Publishing, Apr 1, 2004 - Literary Collections - 516 pages
1917. A selection of works by the following Russian authors: A. S. Pushkin, The Queen of Spades; N.V. Gogol, The Cloak; I.S. Turgenev, The District Doctor; F.M. Dostoyevsky, The Christmas Tree and the Wedding; L.N. Tolstoy, God Sees the Truth, but Waits; M.Y. Saltykov, How A Muzhik Fed Two Officials; V.G. Korolenko, the Shades, a Phantasy; V.N. Garshin, The Signal; A.P. Chekhov, The Darling, The Bet, Vanka; F.K. Sologub, Hide and Seek; I.N. Potapenko, Dethroned; S.T. Semyonov, the Servant; M. Gorky, One Autumn Night, Her Lover; L.N. Andreyev, Lazarus; M.P. Artzybashev, The Revolutionist; A.I. Kuprin, the Outrage; L.N. Andreyev, The Seven That Were Hanged, The Red Laugh; and Ivan Bunin, The Gentleman from San Francisco.
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These are very good stories, in fluent English translation. (I can't read them in the original Russian.) My only objection is that in the audiobook version, it can be difficult to discover the date on which each story was written or first published, though that may be important to the appreciation of the story.


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Amazing - I have lived in Christchurch most of my life yet I really enjoyed the city part of the tour including the walk through Mona Vale. I had Australian family with me who had never been to NZ before and we were really surprised when the bus went up Evans Pass Rd to the top, then came down through Mt Pleasant and St Andrew's Hill. The commentary was excellent but a little hard to hear above the noise of the engine.
A brilliant tour not only of Christchurch itself but also the surrounding areas in a lovely old London Routemaster RM bus. We went merrily up hills and down dales in the Bus, luckily they have put in a reinforced engine to the one we were on, as we certainly chugged up and down with the bus working very hard. Lovely commentaries both inside Christchurch on an open-topped bus and then afterwards changing buses to a closed-topped RM for the views around the bar and environs.
Be warned - Christchurch is still looking rather poorly after all the earthquake activity over the past few years. They are working hard to restore it, but there is plenty of work still to do and plenty to see and hear about on this brilliant tour.
If you are in Christchurch you have to do this tour. We ha not really appreciated how much of the city was destroyed 5 years ago. They are doing a great job rebuilding. If you go before next January make sure you visit the restart mall, you will see just how resilient people can be.
just great
Christchurch has been through so much with the devastating earthquakes the last few years, this was a really good way to and appreciate the rebirth of this beautiful city.
A good way to get your bearings. Great guide.
The open top was good. Good explanations about the town on how they have recovered from the earthquakes from 4 years ago. On the cover bed bus, I was the only passenger on it so was quite personal when I was speaking to Carl and getting explanations
great tour great service
So glade we did this tour, the Double Decker buses were great with a wonderful view, well worth the money
Fantastic tour about the history of the city
Unfortunately I can't remember the name of the driver but was excellent. We had a very insightful commentary on where Christchurch is at at the moment and it brought out al sorts of emotions and ideas. The driver did an excellent job showing us the inter city and what is happening etc. As my father in law and I were the only ones on the bus for the second part, we were taken by request, to Sumner, Redcliffs, stopped for a cuppa and the driver then took us up some hills. We had frequent stops to view the city and surrounds and to see, first hand the devastatin that Canterbury has suffered. We had lots explained. A wonderful Christchurch experience. My thoughts are that the council/government should get on with the housing and the sports fields and cathedral,can wait!!!!!!!!
gorgeous day for riding on the open upper deck.
very interesting seeing what still has to be done nearly 4 years after the first quake to make the city whole again!
Great Experience. An open air trip through the city was great. It was great to see how they are rebuilding. Well Done!! Following that a closed tour to the outskirts and seaside towns then up the mountain for spectacular views. Returning to the city on time. Our guide was informative as well as entertaining.
Wish I could have taken it. We were on a cruise ship that docked in Akaroa, we did not know that Christchurch was 1 1/2 hours away. Busses run only in the morning from Akaroa so we missed out. Make sure to plan on that bus trip into Christchurch to catch the sightseeing tour. The company was great to work with after getting home.
We thoroughly enjoyed the three hour bus trip. Very interesting commentary. Would recommend this sight seeing tour.
The guide showed a lot if interest and passion for the city. He showed a lot of interest and also showed genuine knowledge and interest in the city.
The tour was great and the commentary on both coaches was very good we felt as if we were with old friends and were especially grateful to be dropped off at our accommodation - a nice very much appreciated end to our tour.
A very informative tour of city centre, with a very compelling story. We'll done.
A great way of seeing the sites of Christchurch at a reasonable cost.
The reconstruction tour was both informative and heartwarming.
Is a cool tour. Wouldn't recommend the add-on trip to Sumner but the city tour is definitely worthwhile. Really interesting to see the earthquake damage still in the town.
Tour guide kept forgetting what he was going to say and kept saying will get back to us.
The first hour seeing the city was well worth my time, and quite insightful regarding the impact of the earthquakes on Christchurch. The second part of the trip - 2 hours out into the countryside - was not at all worth the extra time and cost.
Despite the destruction of the city by the 2011 earthquake, the guide made the tour iinteresting.
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Geographies of Comparison: Ireland / Africa (ACLA 2017, Utrecht, July 6-9, 2017))
Ireland was, as Robert Young writes, England's first and always exceptional colony. But it was far from the only one. Its unique colonial status has yielded productive scholarship addressing its anomalous integration into the colonial world. While this scholarship has resulted in some excellent work on Ireland / India relations and an influential volume on the 'green and black Atlantic' that performed a valuable intervention in addressing the African dimensions of the Irish world, both Irish and African literary scholarship have largely neglected affiliations between these literary worlds. The organisers of this panel invite papers that will consider literary and cultural intersections between Ireland and select African nations.


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In the Morning/Afternoon and transfer to respective hotel and rest. After Lunch we proceed for the Corbyns Cove Beach - 7 kms from Port Blair - a coconut palm fringed beach, ideal for swimming, sun-basking & bathing. Late evening witness the enthralling Sound and Light Show at Cellular Jail - where the heroic saga of the Indian freedom struggle is brought alive. Overnight stay at respective Hotel / Resort at Port Blair
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After Breakfast start for a Full Day excursion in Elephanta Beach (Include Snorkeling, Corals), After Lunch we Proceed to Kala Pathar Beach. Over night at Havelock.
After breakfast, Check out the rooms and we proceed to Port Blair by the same vessel M.V.MAKRUZZ (CATAMARAN LUXURY FERRY) or Govt. AC Ferry. After Lunch we Proceeding to Half Day city tour and Shopping.
After breakfast, start for a full- day excursion to Coral Island (North Bay) to see coral reefs, exotic varieties of beautiful ornamental fish and other marine life. This is an ideal place for snorkeling as this sandy beach coupled with clear water creates a breathtaking spectacle. Please carry your lunch pack, drinking water &changing dress. After North Bay, Visit Ross Island, the former residential and administrative island of the British during their rule of South East Asia, was nick named the Paris of the East. This island was completely destroyed in an earthquake, now in ruins. Overnight stay at respective Hotel at Port Blair.
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Edmonton needs a new Make Something Edmonton office and someone in the city manager's office to support the local brand, says a task force report.
The Make Something Edmonton group set up by Mayor Stephen Mandel has been holding events since last spring to find ways to improve what it describes as the city's poor image in other parts of the world.
In a report presented Monday to council's executive committee, the organization made eight recommendations it hopes will give Edmonton residents and outsiders a better view of Alberta's capital.
"It's not for everyone, but it is a place for inventors in every realm, for volunteers," the report says.
"It doesn't matter when you arrived, or where your parents came from … Your ideas matter."
Other proposals by the task force, which cost the city almost $1 million, include implementing an image and reputation strategy, and finding ambassadors to tell the "Edmonton story."
"It's a grassroots movement … we just need to be really careful about not stalling it," co-chairwoman Amy Shostak said.
The committee recommended city officials work with the Edmonton Economic Development Corp. to set up a Make Something Edmonton agency, which would receive funding in the next city budget.
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Kirksville police have identified the suspect they are looking for in connection with the recent SWAT Team raid at a Kirksville trailer park.
Police are looking for Jackie Potter, 35, of Kirksville. He is 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighs 220 pounds. He has brown hair and blue eyes. Police say Potter is known to be violent and there are still weapons from the raid that have not been accounted for.
Potter is wanted for manufacturing meth, three counts of burglary, three counts of stealing, seven counts of stealing a firearm and one count of unlawful possession of a firearm.
When Potter is arrested, he will be held on a $75,000 cash bond.
Last week, the KPD Special Response Team served a search warrant at a trailer in the Westbury Trailer Park. Officers found a large number if stolen items, including several guns that had been reported stolen.
Potter has family and other ties to Kirksville and is believed to still be in the area.
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Borehamwood, Leeming Road Shopping Parade c.1965
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Memories of Borehamwood, Leeming Road Shopping Parade c1965
Small Cafe In Borehamwood High St.
Does anyone remember a small cafe from the late 70's, run (I think) by older ladies, that used to be in a turning off the main Borehamwood High Street, quite near the front 'studio' end of the road? I believe it was the first turning on the right, not far up from the big pub at the base of the high street. Sorry, I don't remember any street names seventies, as it's nearly 40 years ago now since I used to go there with a girlfriend from back then. Many thanks, Mike Farrier
The Associates
Was part of a "Youth Group" called The Associates during the 70s. No, not a Boy-Band but an 18+ youth group who used to meet on Thursday night and party in the cellars of the High Campions annexe to the local college. Many names come to mind but who can forget the "guiding light" of Brian Catchpole and the unique character of "Fang". Road trips were made in an ambulance converted to a minibus painted purple and gold, generally driven by Peter. Ah happy days!!
A Memory Of Time In Borehamwood
I was born at Stilton Path Borehamwood in 1957, went to Greenacres Infants, Parkside Junior and Campions Secondary Modern School, and after attending a Secretarial course at Borehamwood College I worked at the local film studios as a temp in the script typing section for documentaries as well as Sky Petroleum, and the Council, moved to Theobald Street where I lived until I got married and then moved away from the area - I remember a childhood playing in the fields across the road at Stilton Path (a housing estate now I believe), there was a green outside the house with four big oak trees, we knew just about all the neighbours, played and grew up with many friends and had some great parties! Alas I ...Read full memory
Life In Lemsford Court
I was born at my parent's house at 33 Lemsford Court in 1956. I've heard that the house was demolished quite some time ago because of a structural problem and rebuilt. Maybe the problem was caused by the roots from the huge oak tree in the front garden. People came from all over to try to climb that tree but I can't remember anyone managing it. I attended school at Monksmead and Summerswood, then further afield at Watford Technical High in Bushey. School holidays and weekends were spent playing football or cricket with my best mate Stuart on `the green' in Lemsford Ct. When the green was too wet, we played football or tennis on the road. There weren't too many cars around in those days to worry about. Mind ...Read full memory
Building Leeming Road Shops,
I can remember moving to Sinderby Close to a brand new house from Waterloo. Only shops were then Rossington Avenue. As kids we watched Leeming Road shops being built. I now live in Hersham but often go back to the wood to see my brother and sister. How the town has changed. My close friends them days were Gordon Sharp, Terry Perkins, Tommy Walker, Ian Walker, Alan (ginger) Reynolds, Frank Campbell and Jack Lovesay who I understand sadly passed. Be nice to hear from old locals on the site.
High Cannons School.
I came from Lowestoft in Suffolk to live with an aunt and uncle in Glenhaven Ave, while my mother was ill. I remember being taken by coach with my sister Jacky to High Cannons. We were not happy at first. It was very different to our small school in Lowestoft. We soon settled and have happy memories. I also have memories of the shopping centre, Woolworths in particular, where we could spend our pocket money. Just before the shopping centre was a sweet shop called Hansons, my aunt cleaned here. We returned home but I later came to Watford where I did my nurse training. Again I spent a lot of my off duty time in Glenhaven Ave. I am now retired, but often think of the happy times spent in Boreham Wood.
Good Ole Days!
My first school on moving from South London to 124, Brook Road was High Cannons at Well End. Then to Lyndhurst, a few teachers from memory : Tony Smith, Mr Thurston, Mr Fennel and who could forget Wendy Watford & her magnificent cleavage! Miss Ratcliffe, Mr Pam, Mr Grieson-Hill, Mr Gandy and the teacher who had the most effect on a lot of pupils lives was Mr Ladds (Form E4 & E5) - he was our form teacher & mentor. He now lives in Suffolk after moving from Radlet, where he & his wife lived for 30 yrs +. We are still in contact, he has just has his 92nd birthday. I have his permission to list his phone number & address here, he would really appreciate contact from his pupils. He already get letters & cards from all ...Read full memory
Lunchtime Bopping In Leeming Road.
Does anybody remember the radio shop which also sold records and record players? They used to play the modern hits over a loudspeaker in the doorway and it wasn't long before pupils from Lyndhurst school (me amongst them), used to gather at lunchtime on the pavement outside the shop to bop the hour away - much to the annoyance of Mr Fennell, the headmaster. It became quite a daily feature until eventually a TV crew turned up to film it. Finally the shop was persuaded to silence the music and Leeming Road's moment in history was over.
A Year In Borehamwood 1977/78
I spent a year in Borehamwood in 1977/78. I was a french student and I worked in Hillside School & Campions Middle School as a french assistant. I loved Borehamwood; made lots of friends: Steve Tann/Steve Anderson/Brian Catchpole/ Debbie Tolmia/ Les Wheeler and lots of others. Every Thursday was The Associates night where we used to listen to music , have parties etc... was all brilliant! Unfortunately I lost touch with everyone. I lived above the veg shop for a while. We used to go to the Red Lion pub. Great memories...
I Remember The 1960s
I lived in Borehamwood since the 1950s, I remember the Lynx very well before the dance hall was added, I have some pictures taken inside. Some great groups performed there. Morris took over from Pythe as the youth leader. I remember painting flowers on some of the girls cheeks in the hippy era. Before the large hall was built we had great nights in the small one with a juke box and the coffee bar. When I saw the Status Quo, Small Faces and the Kinks, I remember we all looked like them and the girls' fashion was fantastic. My first mohair suit cost £14, tailor-made full-length leather £15 and Levi's £1.52p {35 shillings) and my GS 160 Vespa £84. I have some footage of me riding it as my dad had a cine camera ...Read full memory
The Lynx Youth Club
Is there anybody out there who remembers The Lynx in Maxwell Road? I remember seeing Rod Stewart, The Yardbirds, Georgie Fame and The Who there in 1964/1965. The youth leader was Maurice Barnett, we used to give him a terrible time but it was a good time.
Leeming Road/Aycliffe Road
After the Co op supermarket in Leeming Road was a chemist also owned by the Co op, if you then turned right you came into Aycliffe Road where there were more shops, first was a bakers called Emerys, then a greengrocers called E Baggs. Next was a mini supermarket called Centra (run by Redge & Molly Blanchard and their son Steven) next to them was Gaskells butchers and finally a fish and chip shop, then it was Torworth Road that gave a rear access to all these shops for deliveries etc.
Leeming Road Shops Page 2
Further to my list of shops which cut off after Kershaw & Creaseys Off Licence, the next shops on that side of the road were George Wilkie's, bookmakers, followed by a butchers first called Atwells and then in the late 1960s George's which was a family run business. Next to that was a greengrocers that changed owners quite often and next to them was a sweet shop called Mayfair. Crossing the road to the Green Dragon side, first was a dentist called Fasht & Rabin, next to them was a chemist run by a Mr Ghan, next to that was a hardware shop called Holts, then came a barbers/ladies hairdressers called My Fair Lady, next to them was a bakers and next to them a sweet shop called Josephines, next to them ...Read full memory
Borehamwood, Leeming Road Shopping Parade C1965
I moved to Boreham Wood when I was six weeks old in 1952 and lived there until 1977, spending my whole childhood there and my teens and early 20s. My parents moved from there in 1984 along with other family members so I have not been back there since. My memories of Leeming Road shops are quite clear as we lived in Theobald Street near Aycliffe Road and my mum used to send me often to the shops which actually spilled out into Aycliffe Road. Firstly there was a Post Office in Aycliffe Road on the corner of Baldock Way, next to that a clothes shop, then Eros the jellewellers (owned by Mr Rosenberg) the Bidmeads the pet shop. Round the corner in Leeming Road was Lamberts the shoe ...Read full memory
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Dec 3, 2004, 12:55 PM EDT
In last week's Gameblog (which, by the way, won't be going the next two weeks as I go to the home games) I asked, "Who are these guys" when watching the play of Ryan Boschetti and Chris Clemons agains the Steelers. Paul Woody answered my questions in this morning's Times-Dispatch
"Ryan Boschetti, for instance, is a rookie free agent. When he finished at UCLA, no one believed he was worth a draft choice. The Redskins signed him, but then didn't believe he was worth a roster spot when training camp ended, and they cut him. But they did put him on their practice squad.
And last week, when the Redskins had two roster spots open, Boschetti was promoted to fill one of them.
Sunday against Pittsburgh, the team many think is the class of the NFL this season, Boschetti had four tackles.
Chris Clemons, who spent last year on the Redskins' injured reserve list, then was cut in training camp this season, was on the Cleveland Browns' practice squad for six weeks. Facing a shortage of linebackers with Mike Barrow on injured reserve and LaVar Arrington out with a knee problem, the Redskins offered Clemons a job.
He accepted. Sunday against Pittsburgh, Clemons had a sack and a quarterback pressure."
Those two players, along with such Pro Bowl perennials as Joe Salave'a, Brandon Noble, Demetric Evans and Lemar Marshall, are major contributors on the NFL's second-ranked defense.
Gregg Williams and his staff have done some amazing work.
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PARIS (AP) -Marseille moved provisionally top of the French league yet missed the chance to put more pressure on Paris Saint-Germain when it was twice pegged back in a 2-2 home draw with Nice on Sunday.
Ghana winger Andre Ayew scored for the second successive league match to put Marseille ahead in the 40th minute, but Argentine forward Dario Cvitanich equalized soon after halftime.
France winger Mathieu Valbuena restored Marseille's lead midway through the second half, only for Nice winger Fabrice Abriel to level in the 88th against his former club.
It was not a good day for Marseille, with striker Loic Remy limping off toward the end with a thigh injury, and Valbuena missing a penalty midway through the first half, when his shot was saved by goalkeeper David Ospina.
"It was our first penalty of the season," said Marseille coach Elie Baup, justifying Valbuena's decision to take it. "There were several candidates to take it. Mathieu is among those, and then it's a question of feeling. You're talking about players who are internationals, it's not primary school."
The draw puts Marseille one point ahead of PSG, which was playing away to defending champion Montpellier later Sunday.
Also later, Lyon was at struggling Sochaux and Lorient hosted Bordeaux. A win would move Lyon above Marseille and possibly into the top spot if PSG fails to win.
At Stade Velodrome, Marseille showed it has regained its scoring touch - with six goals in the past three games - but was let down by sloppy defending.
Valbuena, Marseille's best player this season, set up the first goal when his cross was met by Ayew's header.
Marseille drew 2-2 at home to Borussia Moenchengladbach in the Europa League on Thursday, despite twice taking the lead, and again paid for some poor defending to allow Nice back in the match.
"It's a blow for us. We didn't do the right things and paid for it," Marseille center half Nicolas N'Koulou said. "Maybe the Europa League game weighed on us a bit, but we're not hiding from the fact it's two points lost."
Nice equalized in the 51st when Marseille's defenders failed to cut out Eric Bautheac's cross from the left, allowing Cvitanich the space to beat goalkeeper Steve Mandanda with a diving header.
Marseille went ahead again in the 68th minute when Ayew's shot hit the crossbar, bounced off the body of Ospina and fell invitingly for Valbuena to finish, despite Ospina's best efforts to keep the ball out.
Ayew then combined with his younger brother Jordan Ayew, whose powerful shot from 20 yards went just over as Marseille pushed for a third goal.
But Nice kept pushing forward. Forward Alexy Bosetti got behind the Marseille defense and his cross to the back just missed midfielder Camel Meriem, but Abriel was on hand to fire the ball into the opposite corner.
"When you're winning with five minutes to go, the idea is to put your foot on the ball, move it wide and not let your opponent get on the front foot," Baup said. "Once again it's a feeling of frustration. It hasn't been the best of weeks."


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Terrell Owens. Remember him? The unsigned veteran wide-out recently had stem-cell surgery in Korea on his injured knee. In an interview on ESPN, Owens said that rehab has been going well and he should be in playing shape within a month tops.
How much gas does the 37 year old have left in the tank? It's impossible to really know. But given his situation, he could actually be worth something. He would only be playing for half of the regular season, so wearing down shouldn't be too much of a concern.
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Nassau County's politically stacked ethics board missed an opportunity to draw a big, bold dividing line between what is acceptable and unacceptable in guaranteeing transparency in public contract dealings.
A 20-page opinion absolving the county's public works commissioner for her failure to tell lawmakers that a stack of contracts she was submitting included one for a company owned by her sister is laughable.
It says, essentially, that Public Works Commissioner Shila Shah-Gavnoudias did not participate in the selection of the company owned by her sister, Carolyn Shah Moehringer.
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The ethics board said Shah-Gavnoudias, who had signed the agency routing slip for the contract and an approval form required by the county comptroller, should recuse herself from all matters relating to the company in the future.
The opinion goes on to say that Shah-Gavnoudias did no wrong in the matter the board was considering: Her decision not to divulge that she'd signed off on a proposed contract with her sister's company.
The opinion clears Shah-Gavnoudias because, it says, she had no financial interest in her sibling's company, CSM Engineering of Uniondale, which was awarded a $250,000 contract for post-Sandy work.
What ever happened to the idea of divulging pertinent information to avoid even the appearance of impropriety?
Yes, part of the issue is who got awarded public money and why. But the larger concern is the perception that one company may have had a leg up on other potentially qualified ones because of favoritism or nepotism.
The ethics opinion works very hard not to address either point, slipping and sliding over legalisms to give the commissioner a pass.
But was that only to be expected?
The board has four members appointed by the county executive along with the county attorney, also a county executive appointee. The board currently is dominated by Republicans. The sole Democrat, who was appointed by Democratic County Executive Thomas Suozzi, quit after complaining about irregularities in how the board gathered information before issuing the opinion.
One Republican member is John Ciampoli, the county attorney, whose job -- which he does with gusto -- is to defend the county.
The board's opinion defies common sense and reinforces the public's perception that government always seems to find a way to minimize practices that are unacceptable.
Last week, Democrats in the legislature wrote to Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano asking that he dissolve the board and start again.
In response, one ethics member called criticism of the board a shame because members are all volunteers.
Volunteerism isn't the problem -- it's whether the decision of an ethics board primarily composed of one political party or the other can be impartial.
A more independent board might, for instance, have declined Mangano's request for an advisory opinion and decided instead to launch a full-scale investigation.
No matter.
Local, state and federal law enforcement authorities are looking at Sandy-related contracts; and the public works department, among others, has been subpoenaed.
The agencies are investigating how contracts were awarded and how contract agencies went about their work.
That's all good.
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First, Carolina played its first game since Dexter Strickland's season-ending injury against a team with a potent, high-scoring point guard. "The stats say Terrell [Stoglin] had 20" remarked Roy Williams after the game, "but I thought he had 50. He is really hard to guard."
That job out of the starting gate fell to Reggie Bullock, with Kendall Marshall and P.J. Hairston also occasionally covering, and the whole team sharing responsibility for dealing with Stoglin's drives to the baskets. Whether by design or not, Carolina succeeded in shutting down the ACC's leading scorer from the perimeter—Stoglin was just 1-for-9 from beyond the three-point arc—though the guard hit 7-for-12 on his two-point attempts, on a variety of driving layups and short pull-up shots.
"Reggie Bullock was really good [defensively]," said Williams.
"We knew Reggie would do a great job on him," added Marshall, "but we couldn't get in Reggie's way. Stoglin, he's going to use a lot of ball screens so one thing we wanted to focus on as a team was making sure Reggie had a path to get through that."
Had Stoglin gone 3-for-9 or 4-for-9 from outside, Carolina could have come out of this with a loss, so credit Bullock and company for a successful effort. Roy Williams unequivocally called Carolina's defense as a team in the second half the best of the season.
Second, Carolina walked the precipice of disastrous foul trouble, without tipping over it. Tyler Zeller had one of his most efficient performances of the season offensively, scoring 22 points in just 22 minutes after picking up his 4th foul early in the second half and staying on the bench for some eight minutes of game time.
Even more worryingly, an apparently erroneous attribution of a third foul to Marshall—it appeared the foul should have gone to Hairston, guarding Stoglin on a drive—meant that after picking up his fourth foul several minutes later, the all-important point guard had to play the final eight minutes with no room for error. Eyes don't pop as far any more when they read Marshall's line in the box score with its customary double-digit assists, but the fact is this was one of the sophomore point guard's truly great days as a Tar Heel. Marshall more than offset his six turnovers with 16 assists, nine important points, and two crucial second half steals. But all that would not have mattered if Marshall had not kept his cool in the final minutes and avoided fouling out.
Marshall acknowledged in the locker that the call against him was a mistake, but said simply "It's part of the game. There are always some calls that can go either way…you have to be able to play through any circumstance."
That admirable attitude served the Heels well in this game.
The third challenge was the presence and performance of Maryland's impressive new seven-footer Alex Len, who had a substantial impact on both ends of the court off the bench. Zeller scored with ease in the opening minutes, hitting his first three shots, but his first attempt against Len on a turnaround baseline shot fell well short. Len blocked four shots and collected nine rebounds, and showed he has an offensive game as well by scoring 12 points on 5-8 shooting.
Both Roy Williams and John Henson said they were very impressed by Len—"We haven't seen a 7-1 guy like him," noted Henson, while Williams said he was impressed by the big man's ability to put the ball on the floor and make his way to the goal.
"I think he has the potential to be very good," added Zeller. "He's a little raw right now, he goaltended a few shots being too aggressive, going for blocked shots, but I think he has the potential to be very good and I think in time as he gets older he will be."
Finally, there was the matter of Harrison Barnes spraining his ankle early in the second half, yet persevering to register three critical second half field goals, including the go-ahead three pointer midway through the second half.
Dealing with challenging matchups, foul trouble, injuries, and a tough Maryland crowd to come out with a win is a day's work well done. In the process Carolina also picked up some good positive experience in winning a tight, competitive game—an experience that should serve Carolina well in the tough away games remaining on the schedule.
The game also showed that Carolina's bread and butter this year—Marshall distributing the ball, and Carolina crashing the offensive boards—is good enough to beat most teams, even in the absence of consistent outside shooting and even on a night in which the Tar Heels had a substantial number of turnovers. The great remaining "what if" is how good the team might get if the outside shots (and foul shots) start consistently and reliably dropping as well.
In the meantime, Carolina has a chance to play for first half in the conference standings Wednesday night. Both Zeller and Henson were asked by this reporter if they knew who Carolina's next opponent was.
They did.
The topic of sportsmanship is a recurrent issue in the ACC, more so in College Park than in many other locales around the league. Roy Williams in his postgame praised Maryland officials for removing a fan who committed a clear-cut violation of acceptable norms, yelling out a derogatory and profane remark directed at UNC during a rest note in the national anthem.
Then there are the grayer areas—fans chanting their opinions of refs during the game, the Maryland student body giving the treatment to a UNC fan in their midst in the manner of a Red Sox fan in Yankee Stadium—behavior that in any other context would seem unacceptable but in the context of sports culture is widely regarded as harmless.
Also falling a bit into that gray area was John Henson's dunk just before the buzzer over Alex Len, an authoritative throw-down with the left hand. Roy Williams refused to criticize Henson for the move, but also said he would have preferred it hadn't happened out of his respect for Maryland coach Mark Turgeon.
Henson himself, told that Michael Jordan had famously dunked to close a game in College Park in a manner his head coach didn't approve of back in 1984, said he was pleased to be in the same company with MJ, and that he knew of the windmill dunk in question: "I think I've seen that!"
Most Maryland fans who stayed to the end (by no means all of them) were unhappy with the dunk. But three Terrapins who actually played the game—Johnny Rhodes, Laron Profit, and Byron Mouton, all seated just ahead of press row—didn't join in the boos. Instead they looked at each other with widened eyes, as if to say "did you see that?" Regardless of allegiances, there aren't many basketball players who don't appreciate an impressive dunk
Thad is the author of "More Than a Game: Why North Carolina Basketball Means So Much To So Many" (now available to be read for free online here: More Than a Game - ONLINE). A Chapel Hill native, he operated the manual scoreboard formerly located at the end of the UNC bench between the 1982-83 and 1987-88 seasons in Carmichael and the Smith Center. Thad wrote regularly for Inside Carolina and UNCbasketball.com from 1995 to 2005. He's an associate professor of leadership studies at the University of Richmond.


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One of the key questions a venture capitalist would ask an entrepreneur before investing in a rising company would be this: what is your exit strategy? The person considering opening a door of opportunity for this sharp, ambitious and hard working business person would want to know how the entrepreneur plans to extract value from his effort. Does he plan to sell or stay forever? Is it a five year plan or a ten year plan? Does this talented individual who used discipline, creativity and commitment to rise in the ranks appear to be satisfied at a modest level or will it take more?
Surely the administration of the Syracuse University Athletic Department asked these same questions of Doug Marrone when he was hired to replace the dismissed Greg Robinson four years ago. Marrone had already risen through the assistant coaching ranks at the collegiate level. He learned the ropes at Cortland State and the Coast Guard Academy. He fine tuned his craft at Georgia Tech and Tennessee. Then he made the jump to the professional ranks. He coached the offensive line with the New York Jets. He called the plays as the offensive coordinator at the New Orleans Saints.
Had Doug Marrone not been called to return to his alma mater he would have coordinated the Super Bowl winning offense of those same Saints the following year. He likely would have been instantly considered for NFL head coaching jobs. Instead he took the interview for what he described as his dream job. He had compiled a notebook of a plan to turn around Syracuse football. He detailed how he would reestablish formerly fertile recruiting territory. He knew the offense he would run. He had ideas for key assistant coaches he could implement his plan.
So when Darryl Gross or Chancellor Nancy Cantor asked where do you see yourself in five years what must the answer have been? He was working his dream job, but could he honestly answered he envisioned retiring from Syracuse University in twenty years. For twenty years this was a man with a plan. This was a professional football coach aspiring to the highest levels. He also had the dedication and understanding of the game to make the complete dream come true.
In the football business it is always wise to have an exit strategy. Just ask the seven NFL coaches whose firings have created this Doug Marrone conversation. Look at the difficult endings in Syracuse for Greg Robinson and Paul Pasqualoni. Neither left on their own terms. Dick MacPherson did. He spent ten years. Nearly won a national title and then darted off to his beloved New England to coach the Patriots before health concerns slowed him down. Before that Coach Frank Maloney was not a favorite on his way out. And even the legendary Ben Schwartzwalder stayed longer than he should and no longer was turning out the successful teams he did in the1950's and 60's.
Our community is cheering still for the Pinstripe Bowl victory and the tremendous second half of the season. Fans are hoping Coach Marrone remains on the Carrier Dome sideline for a few more seasons anyway. But, keep in mind a strong exit strategy is often the sign of a strong leader. Few get to leave when the crowd is still cheering. One day soon Doug Marrone may execute the final phase of the strategy he began implementing twenty years ago. He may have dreamed of coaching in Syracuse, but he planned to coach on Sundays.
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- In The Music Box they spend the first half of the film getting a piano up a rather large flight of stairs. When they finally reach the top, a postman tells them they could have just gone around and up a nearby hill. So what do they do? They take the piano all the way back down and go round.
- The Professor's Overly Long Name: Professor Theodore Von Schwarzenhoffen, M.D., A.D., D.D.S., F.L.D., F.F.F and F.
- The first time the piano falls down, the nurse they were trying to help laughs at them. So Stan kicks her ass. And then she slaps Stan, and when she sees Ollie laughing, she breaks a baby bottle over his head.
- In Way Out West, Stanley vows if they don't succeed in their task "I'll eat your hat!" When they don't succeed, Ollie makes him stick to his word. Initially whimpering in distaste at the deed, Stanley's lapsed into blank-faced contentment by the third bite of his meal. Ollie snatches his hat back before it's completely gone, but takes a curious bite himself.
- Stan's "magic lighter".
- In Block Heads, Ollie invites old war buddy Stanley to his home. Before long, Stanley's destroyed Ollie's car, the wife has left in a huff, and the apartment is destroyed. Ollie tries using the phone, unaware the line's been severed, and after a long conversation realizes he's been talking to Stanley...Ollie chuckles merrily, then throttles him.
- In Blotto, the entire phone conversation between Laurel and Hardy while Laurel's wife is in the same room. Laurel hangs up twice on Hardy, Hardy keeps trying to find Laurel's number in a phone book, and the slapstick during the third time they're talking. Also including the duo's reactions to the liquor (which was really cold tea with tabasco and various substances Laurel's wife put in), Laurel randomly bursting into loud tears while someone sings, and the last several minutes from the two laughing hysterically to them being chased by Laurel's wife, who is wielding a shotgun.
- The "Jeanie-Weenie" running gag in Beau Hunks, particularly where even the leader of the invading force has a photo of her. Even funnier is that every single man, from the new recruits up to the General, is in the French Foreign Legion because of her jilting them.
- Similarly, the commander at a nearby fort attacked by the Riffs for 20 days hears reinforcements coming to save him and his men. He flings open the door in joy-then it turns out to be just Laurel and Hardy, separated from their troops by a sandstorm.
- Helpmates is wall-to-wall hilarity.
Ollie: Shut up and get this mess cleaned up! Do you realize that my wife will be home at noon?Stan: Say, what do you think I am, Cinderella? If I had any sense I'd walk out on you!Ollie: Well it's a good thing you haven't any sense!Stan: IT CERTAINLY IS![beat]
- At the beginning, after a montage of Ollie's house after a wild party, we see him giving "The Reason You Suck" Speech to somebody. That somebody is his reflection in the mirror.
- Ollie getting his head caught through a drawer.
- Stan deciding to light a fire for when Mr. and Mrs. Hardy get home. The fire won't light, so he pours some kerosene on the logs. Cut to a bit later, the house burnt down.
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- Also a stove pipe knocks down and Stan yells to Oliver Hardy "LOOK OUT!" And the pipe hits Oliver's head and smokes are in his face.
- A number of montages showing the funniest moments have been uploaded onto Youtube. Here's the first one, the second one, the third one, the fourth one, the fifth one and the sixth one.
- In Them Thar Hills, local moonshiners dump their brew into the well during a heavy gunfight. Stan and Ollie later get water from said well, and when Stan finds the alcohol-infused water "funny", Ollie simply says that it's the "natural iron" in the water.
- Oh, and everything that happens to Charlie Hall.
- And when the well explodes.
- Plus, the scene where Hall's wife and the boys get drunk.
- The Battle of the Century: The epic pie fight. Which also doubles as an Escalating War.
- In Two Tars, the second half of the film, with all the Car Fu and vehicle wrecking. Plus, there's the end where it shows the aftermath-one car is impaled on the back of a lorry carrying a very long log and another one is driving upside down.
- The crazy car chase at the end, where the policeman orders everyone to follow the boys, and his miserable attempts to commandeer a car after his bike gets run over.
- And then everyone has to stop chasing them because a train comes out of freaking nowhere and pushes them all away.
- Big Business. The whole damn thing, from the increasing levels of property damage to how fired up the homeowner, Stan and Ollie are.
- In Pack Up Your Troubles, there's the escalation of reactions to the boys' attempts to find the parents of their fallen war buddy Eddie Smith so they can unite them with Eddie's daughter (with the name "Smith" all they have to go on). The first Smith they visit is obviously not Eddie's father (he's black, Eddie was white), but politely accepts Ollie's apology for the mix-up. The second is a boxer who thinks the boys are trying to blackmail him, and pops them both in the nose. And the third...hasn't lived in the house listed in the address book for years, but the family currently living there just happens to be holding a wedding that day, with the patriarch's daughter marrying a man named Eddie...and the boys show up claiming to have "Eddie's baby"...
- After the situation is cleared up (and the boys have fled the rifle-wielding father-of-the-bride), Ollie firmly declares that they will be telephoning prospective Smiths from now on.
- In Chickens Come Home, Stan, for the first and perhaps only time, takes it upon himself to preempt Ollie's catch phrase.
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