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Buddhist monks use hip hop, alcohol to attract followers
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- Buddhist monks take different approaches to reach young
- One monk hosts hip hop shows at his temple
- Another monk uses his bar to talk about Buddhism
- Cultural affairs agency: Hundreds of temples close yearly
Tokyo, Japan (CNN) -- Outside the 400-year-old Kyoouji Temple, Kansho Tagai, dressed in his traditional monk robes, paused and began a sutra. He bobbed his head and then broke into a lyrical rap.
"This is an old, old story, a fantasy and longing cosmology. Hey, hey, what's the story about? It's about the Buddha, yo. Hey brother, listen carefully! You got it? No? You don't? Okay, baby, no problem."
Tagai, or Mr. Happiness, as he prefers to be called, is delivering an ancient message to a hip hop beat. The monk hosts hip hop shows at his temple, drawing young people to a place that is traditionally filled with the elderly. His hip hop message is so popular that twice as many people now visit his temple.
"Buddha's doctrine is a treasure for us," Tagai said. "But we're not able to convey his wisdom to the people if we only stick with the old ways. So I try to use a new way to spread Buddha's doctrine. I want to spread Buddhism to the young by using the language they easily understand. Buddhism itself hasn't changed. It's just the way it's presented."
The ancient religion is in crisis, Tagai said, because monks are not reaching the young with a message that brings spiritual relief. The numbers support his fears. Japan is home to 75,000 temples, but those numbers are on the decline. The Japanese Agency for Cultural Affairs reports that since 2000, hundreds of temples have closed every year.
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Younger monks like Tagai are taking matters into their own hands, by trying to attract a new generation of Buddhists.
At the Monk Bar in Shinjuku, Zenshin Fujioka shakes up the house special. He pours a drink layered in red, yellow and pink, which he calls "heaven." His other special of the night is "hell," a spicy vodka mix that sticks with you for hours.
Never mind that Zenshin is a monk. Sutras are shaken and stirred at the Monk Bar.
"There's this image that monks sit deep in a mountain, training alone," Zenshin said. "But it's important that we come down into the secular world and live in modern society. An altar doesn't mean you have a temple. A temple is a place where people follow the faith and Buddha."
"This place is a temple," Zenshin said, wiping liquor off the bar.
To those who call the venue a gimmick, he said, "please visit my bar before judging."
As the bar filled with smoke and patrons one evening, Zenshin paused and rang his bell. The ancient sutras flowed forth, as customers listened.
Hardly anyone can follow the ancient Buddhist text, a Japanese that's so complicated, only monks are readily able to understand it. But Zenshin said the real religion happens as he pours the drinks, talking to his guests about their problems and soothing with the Buddhist texts.
"Buddhism for [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] is a religion you normally only experience at funerals," said patron Naoyuki Osano, who comes to the bar twice a week. "But the Buddhist philosophy is wonderful. It's great to have a place like this for us to learn about Buddhism."
hahaha! why didn't that work for me?
This post is trash: it essentially makes it seem as if rapping and alcohol have become a part of Buddhist practice.
And talk about hypocrisy. Your church, the Jehovah's Witnesses, has been responsible for numerous instances of sexual abuse: both heterosexual and homosexual. Your church has also assisted people in hiding children from relatives, usually one of their two parents, as a result of the parent having become an "apostate," i.e., wised up to the scam you're running.
And so what if one Buddhist bar serves alcohol and allows a monk to rap? Did you ever consider that Buddhism is not as controlling and mindless as what you follow?
I'll use your own book to finish you:
Matthew 7:5: "You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother's eye."
How about you deal with your church enabling, and nourishing, future rapists and pedophiles, before you attack a monk for running a Buddhist bar? Hypocrisy, at its fullest.
As usual, you missed the point. Buddhism is considered a "PURE" way to enlightenment by the masses. Well educated, or just self supposed know it alls. How will getting people drunk, and rapping, help enlighten anyone?
And please... PLEASE, stop with the hypocrisy thing. Jehovah's witnesses do not claim to be a perfect people by any stretch of the imagination. They, like all other imperfect people, WILL MAKE MISTAKES. Even vile ones. However, as a whole, Jehovah's witnesses are probably the most invisible religious group of people on the planet. Except on sat morning's when we're knocking on doors.
The experiences you have brought up, are more than likely situations you have been told of by close friends or associates. Do not try and make it seem as if Jehovah's people are running around in complete opposition of his laws and principles. Because you will look like a fool. When a person becomes a Jehovah's witness, they are well aware of what it means, and what kind of life they must carry on. Therefore, if someone steps over the line, there is a very good chance they will no longer qualify to be a Jehovah's witness. Which explains why you rarely see or hear anything negative about one. Because they get disfellowshipped, which means they are no longer considered a Jehovah's witness.
And say whatever you will about Jehovah's witnesses, but give credit where it is due. We do not change God's laws to fit our views. We do not have happy hour at the Kingdom hall, or pack Patron in our briefcases so we can bring in more people as we go door knocking. We just try to do the will of God to the best of each and every individual's ability.
Meanwhile, the other major religions keep changing with the times. This too was prophesied about. It's just crazy seeing it actually come to fruition. Though I never doubted it would.
Good day!
So, if you don't claim to be perfect, work on yourself and quit pointing at others. As for drinking and rapping Buddhist monks, if it's done with no purpose, you would be right. If it is done with the intent of teaching people how to live better lives, it makes sense.
The fact is that many religious groups talk to people, without teaching them a thing. Your group I consider to be one of those, because it emphasizes rules, at the expense of real values and principles, which go beyond rules and into the realm of contemplation of one's actions and the effect of those on others.
Lastly, in regard to Buddhist Monks using alcohol and hip-hop to attract followers, the phrase is misleading. The article you posted involves one Buddhist monk, from a particular sect, in a particular country: Japan.
You will never be able to rationalize drunkeness, with teaching. C'mon Son! with that, I should show my kids that fire burns by actually burning myself? How bout, no.
No fornication, adultery, stealing, lying, murdering, lusting, and avoiding company that can spoil useful habits. Love God above yourself, and love your neighbor more than yourself. You call these rules, I call them values. Because if every person was like this, the world would be an infinitely better place. PERIOD!!!!!!! What person would come across another individual who lives this code and scoff at them saying they follow rules? *Raises hand* AN IDIOT!!!! Jehovah says hate what is bad, Love what is good. Would a person following this code be viewed a rule follower, or a loving person with real values?
Yes, but Jesus himself called you a hypocrite for pointing your hypocritical finger. Why? Because you are diverting attention away from YOUR flaws and pointing at others' supposed ones, so that you can feel like the king of the spiritual world.
And I did not rationalize drunkenness. The article says nothing about drunkenness. It says that the bar makes people feel welcome and that patrons go there to ask the monk for advice. I say that, if it gets people to reach out for help, it might be good, depending on how wise this monk happens to be.
And your rules, to me, are not values. Values have to do with more than just, "I'll do this or God will burn me or not offer entrance into paradise." Values have to do with an actual estimation of what one is doing and its impact, thus the word "value." Following something because you are a JW, or part of any other, sect, puts the value on the sect and not on the thing one is doing.
And you can talk about hate and love, neighbors and killing, all you want. What value does it have, if you don't know what any of those mean? And if you do know what they mean, what of all of the JWs that I know for a fact know nothing but how to parrot the watchtower?
I would put it all on the JWs, if it was not a sad truth that this is how all of the major religions deal with their "flocks."
And as for the article, maybe you are reading it differently; but, the only thing I see remotely in common with your view of Buddhists becoming the "club religion," in this article, is that the Japanese guy running the Japanese monk bar states that other JAPANESE Buddhhist monks are asking him for advice.
As nearly always, you are wrong.
I'm pretty sure the other 7 million JW's know what Love, hate, neighbors and killing mean, too by the way. But what's with the parroting stuff? You think we're like robots or something? Be mindful of the fact that the very same message we preach, is the very same message that the greatest man who ever lived preached. Would you call Jesus a parrot? Should I call you a parrot because you happen to believe whoever said that Hunter Gatherer's existed? Because you are basically carrying on their message, like we carry Jehovah's. How do you feel about being a Hunter Gatherer's parrot?
Just for clarification, how often, if ever, are you wrong? This is a side question, of course.
And, time and time again, during the numerous visits I have made to Kingdom Halls, you do just that: haughtily bash others. "Catholics worship statues, but we follow the true God." "Look at these people jumping up and down..." "Now, their priests are having sex with little boys." Oh, and system of things this, the systems of things that. Rulership of Jesus this and that.
At the same time, you're on here, telling us that Jehovah's Witnesses don't speak against others, full of pride and hypocrisy. Bull5hit. You are not special, you are just like the rest of those that live for books and ego, instead of the world.
The world will not become free of drugs and alcohol, just because you have a problem. As such, one has to be educated as to the nature of triggers: activities that cause drug or alcohol cravings for oneself, antecedents to one's triggers (usually thoughts, feelings that cause one to "set oneself up" to be triggered and relapse) and how to be honest with oneself (as opposed to rationalizing), when engaging in unhealthy thoughts or behaviors that will lead to relapse.
And from where does your God's love come? Is it in the killing of first born? The turning of people into salt, perhaps? Is it in the killing of Job's family, as part of a competition between the "Lord" and Satan?
Is it your feeling of submission and desire to receive your "reward" that make you "love?"
And JW's falter, all the time. They are not the closest thing to perfection, because they are weak. If the "elders" and overseers (better word, since you people are slaves, just like the rest of the dogmatic flocks of the world) tell you to believe Jesus was the ancestor of Tayes Russel, you would believe it.
Sure, you refuse to go to war. This would be commendable, if it were based on a profound understanding of why one should not kill the masses of other nations. Instead, your desire to avoid war comes from the same place as those who engage in it: selfishness.
You cannot deny that JW's, from all over this country, use the same terminology and repeat the same material found in the watchtowers. You do it on here, all the time. This means that you have not developed a self separate from the Kingdom Halls and the watch towers. It is sad, because it means your inner growth is stunted.
Truth, concepts of love, values, etc., belong to the world, not to your books and not to your founder. This is the mistake you make. You even go to windowless churches/temples/whatever. Again, it all belongs to the world and life, not your books, congregations or "elders." Even your building cannot hold off the true perception of the world and its majesty from the hearts and minds of the little, not yet brainwashed, children that enter your pews.
And yes, when I hear different people repeating the same tired BS, about the "system of things," "rulership," "1914," "active force," "theocratic rule," "God's active force," etc., I consider them "robots."
This is what your particular church wants, however. And a friend of mine who walked away, after 30 years, told me that this is what you must repeat, in response to elders' questions, in order to receive baptism into the faith. You have to give some man your soul, your freedom.
I have practiced Buddhism, in the past, and I know this to be far from the truth. Because of this, you have shamed yourself and your self-righteous brethren.
And yes, though I strive to be critical of myself, and act rightly, I am often wrong. On this, any objective outsider would side with me.
Again, heed Jesus' warning on hypocrisy.
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Og, you should look at Christianity in the form of Biblical Christianity...really the only form of it that follows the Bible, everything in it, follows correct interpretations, and doesn't use man made rituals or twist any words in it.
Sorry knickfan4lyfe, but we've had our arguments...Jehovah's witness has many problems in it that are common and many i explained to you in the past.
OG- You can bash Jehovah's witness all you want but all i ask is that you don't view Jesus and his apostles in the light that a Jehovah's witness does.
Pick up an ESV Bible or listen to guys like Ravi Zacharias, John Mcarthur, Raul Reiss, Saved Jews like Kirk Schnieder, Jeffrey Seif, Zola Levitt....there is a whole understanding of the bible that is deeper than what most congregations can even fathom. Interpretations and connections between the Jewish people and Gentile Christians that are amazing.
"The Knicks are back" - Amare
Jehovah's Witnesses molested children and the organization covered it up.
The JW's policies protect child molestors.
"In the organization, you have to have two witnesses, and of course it's almost impossible to have two witnesses to a child molestation. So if a parent comes with their daughter to the elder, they ask and he says, no, I didn't do it, then that's the end of the matter. I would like to see them recognize it, take it to the civil authorities and professionals that are capable and qualified to help the victims." Joe Anderson, former Jehovah's Witness elder.
It must be a false religion.
If people who are using his word are not using according to his will, then it is a false testimony. The Bible states clearly that Idol worship is not a thing that God wants. Neither is having sex with little boys. So therefore, why should a person following the bible do those things? Why should I follow a biblical faith that does anti biblical things? Tell me? Since you are on your high horse about how critical we are of people? Jesus himself exposed the religious leaders of his day for the same thing, yet Jehovah did not rebuke him? Why? Because the truth needed to be revealed, so that the lie is exposed! Not because he wanted to make those persons feel bad, or that he was better than they were. And today, Jehovah's witnesses are the same way.
I don't poke my chest out when speaking to an individual of another faith. How is that going to help? I will however, defend my faith to the utmost, as they most likely will. And I've also learned that if a person is truly seeking truth, they will relinquish any preconceived thoughts of what they believe while listening to a person speak on their faith.
That being said. I have heard your voice, I have heard lj's voice, I have heard pauls, trills, everyone who has chimed in, pro or con. But the funny thing is, none of you guys have provided a better alternative. So while I sit back and read the things said, nothing any of you have said is a better alternative, than having a personal relationship with Jehovah.
I am not special. But I also do not try and live my life on books. God's word is more than a book, it is the way to righteous living! There is nothing better to righteousness in existence.
And about living for the world... have you looked around and seen the world you live in? Tell me, who in there right mind would live for such a foul world? If anything, this world needs a reset. Sorry, but I do not want to live for this wicked world.
Lot's wife was turned to salt because she looked back longingly, as her city was turned to ashes. Which showed God that she loved the things going on there. Jehovah did not kill Job's family, Satan did. Again, one cannot love Jehovah based on what he gives them alone. Not enough. I've explained that already tho.
Biggest difference between JW's and other christian faiths is that we actually allow the Bible to be our final authority, and not a figure in our respective faiths. If the Bible teaches it, we roll with it. If it does not, we don't. Not so much for other faiths.
Because it appears that you are trying to make the fact that JW's are the most peaceful people on earth, a strike against them, because we follow the God of the Bible's advice to be peaceable with all men... Something I'm sure you will tell your own children to be. So... I don't understand why it would be ok for your kids to follow what I'm sure your advice to them would be, but not ok for us as Jehovah's people to follow God, ALL of our Father's, advice.
Don't get your angle there.
And it does not mean we have not developed a self separate from the Kingdom hall, because we all have separate lives to live as individuals. Just means we are united in faith. Which only you seem to think is a bad thing.
But somehow, I'm guessing you'd be just fine if the whole world were more like, say, yourself? Because you REALLy know what Love, Hate, Killing, etc mean. You're one of the few who truly get it.
How about your same tired BS. Hunter gatherers and such? You a robot? You must be, those thoughts did not originate with you.
And let's get something straight, the elders in question only act as mediators to your baptism. The one really responsible, and holding you responsible for your actions upon and after baptism is God. So you don't give any man your soul, or freedom. You give your life over to Jehovah.
And while it may not be a novelty in the whole of Buddhism, it is a story none the less in how religions are straying from their novelties to attract followers. And that was the point in the article. How will the break down of novelties help the people if you keep conforming to worldy trends?
And by the way, would the Buddha, if he were alive, think it acceptable that his followers use a statue and pray towards it at times? Because he wanted no parts of formal worship of such, yet somehow, he has almost become a godlike figure.


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More than 30 employees at a Buckhannon trucking facility will be forced to relocate to West Virginia's northern panhandle or be without work by the end of February.
Oilfield Trucking Solutions, a company owned by Chesapeake Energy that provides oilfield-related fluid transportation in the Marcellus and Utica shales in Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia, announced its location on the Old Weston Road will be permanently closing.
The Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act letter sent to Upshur County officials indicated the affected employees are not represented by a labor union and do not have seniority transfer rights with the plant closing.
The operations will be moved to a plant in Beech Bottom in Brooke County, a move being done to bring the trucking operations closer to current sites.
"In order to be competitive and maintain continuity, we must be located in close proximity to the activity in play," Oilfield Trucking Solutions president Chris Broussard said. "Currently, there is a great deal of focus on developing the highest-return, liquids-rich shale plays such as West Virginia's northern panhandle, and this new location assists in facilitating this objective."
Broussard said 31 employees will be effected by the Buckhannon plant's closing, and most of those workers have been offered the opportunity to relocate to the Beech Bottom plant. He said those who were not offered the opportunity to move were provided with a severance. At least 23 of the effected employees were listed as truck drivers, according to the notification letter.


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About 250 people showed up to a meeting tonight wanting to know why Columbus City Schools have
targeted their schools for closure this spring.
For almost 2 1/2 hours, people streamed up to the microphone to voice their frustrations, tell of their programs, and plead for reconsideration. Some were students, wearing school jerseys and outfits. Some were longtime teachers, and others were parents or grandparents. Tears were common, and emotions ran high at the gathering at the Fort Hayes Performing Arts Center.
"I know you see this as numbers and money, but we're not numbers and money; we're a family," said Sarah Bensman, 25, an American Sign Language teacher at Independence High School, one of two high schools proposed to be shut down.
Also on the list: Brookhaven High School, Monroe Middle School, and Arlington Park, Fifth Avenue, Maybury and Siebert elementaries.
Superintendent Dan Good assured the crowd that his staff had used board policy in deciding which buildings to close, but one teacher demanded to see the scoring sheet that showed Independence should be at the top of the closing list.
"Where is this data?" asked Dan Arnold, 56, a 26-year veteran English teacher at Independence. "Was there a points system? ... Where's the big spreadsheet with all the high schools?"
There isn't one, because there is no points system, and there is no way to directly compare how one high school stacks up against another when applying the criteria, said Mike Fulwider, a special assistant to the superintendent who was on the administrative team that met privately to draft the list over the past several months.
The criteria considered, he said, was student capacity versus enrollment, building conditions, academic performance and other conditions.
Fulwider said the committee would release its working papers so the public can see how the list was crafted.
"It's all behind curtains," Arnold said.
Good said that closing the seven buildings could save the district $15 million to $17 million.
But one math and science teacher, Jennifer Lester, conducted a poll of Independence students and found that 38 percent of them said they are likely to leave the district if the school closes.
If true, that could mean around $1.6 million in lost per-pupil state financial aid — possibly resulting in more cuts.
Rebecca Patterson, 59, a preschool assistant at Siebert Elementary on the South Side, accused the district of catering to nearby German Village and Merion Village residents by drawing boundaries for a new school to replace Siebert at the historically renovated Stewart Alternative on Schiller Park in German Village. The lines appear to carve a more-affluent white school out of the heavily black South Side.
"It just smells like segregation to me," Patterson said.
Most of the children currently at Siebert would not be guaranteed access into the new Stewart, and would return to their assigned schools unless successful in the district lottery, the district said.
A second community-input meeting to discuss the closings will be held at 6 p.m. Feb. 25 at East High School, 1500 E. Broad St. The schedule calls for the proposal to go to the school board on March 4.
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I agree that defense is the key.
Steph denying Allen and Q/Taz stopping Pierce.
Besides that they need to REBOUND... no second shots.
I know I'm 3 hours before tip-off but I'm excited for this game. I am unable to watch the game tonight because of work. All i hope for is some great defense like last game and that if we do lose that its not a blowout. Hopefully we can keep it close and within our reach for a victory. Hopefully we can extend the streak to 3. LETS GO KNICKS!, KICK SOME BOSTON ASS.
I agree that defense is the key.
Steph denying Allen and Q/Taz stopping Pierce.
Besides that they need to REBOUND... no second shots.
Big game tonight! Can they continue to play well against the best in the east! Will they show up or roll over. I don't see them winning, it would be a great exciting upset. But I don't think the knicks are there yet. It would be a confidence booster. I look for the offense to come from marbury, Zach and Curry. Defnese and rebounding have to be solid. Curry and Zach, will have their hands full with KG. Balkman Q and crawford marbury will have to deal with allen and peirce. It's gonna be tough.
Let's...Go...Lottery! Let's...Go...Lottery!!! Say it with me Knicks fans!
I think it will be an upset tonight. Knicks win it 108-101.
I"m interested in what the TNT crew has to say about the Knicks if we're winning but if we're loseing I'll probably switch it back to MSG because I won't want to hear them bashing the Knicks as a team and franchise.
You know those haters are gonna be bashing our team. Its gonna be a tough game but if I was coachin the knicks, these would be my Keys
- Have Marbury guard Ray Allen and Crawford guard Rondo
- Play physical with Garnett, use size advantage (Curry and Zach are both stronger than Garnett)
- Play rough with Pierce because I think his back is bothering him
- Play man to man, The celtics have many guys who can hit 3's
- Give the ball to Curry and Zach, try to get KG and Perkins in foul trouble
Wanna play rough? Well thats the way to win because in terms of strength, the KNicks should have the advantage every night with Q-rich, Zach and Eddy. Marbury also is a very strong point guard. They need to show that they're stronger and not afraid. Rondo cant **** with him.
Boston is a tough place to win but if the Knicks do these things, maybe we'll see a close game, maybe even an upset. Most analysts consider the Celts to be the best team in the EAst. They aint prove **** yet, Docs givin Allen Pierce and Garnett too many minutes. This teams gonna fold at the end of the season and in the playoffs.
Im MSGKNicks33 and thats your pregame strategy. We'll see what how it goes down tonight, catch the Knicks and Celtics live on TNT at 8:00.
You know the other thing the knicks gotta worry about is the refs. They will probably be callin all the things in Bostons favor. Happened last year I remember when I was at the Portland game at Home all the calls summed up that were simply incorrect cost us that game...
Let's...Go...Lottery! Let's...Go...Lottery!!! Say it with me Knicks fans!
Your rightabout Jordan gettin away with fouls. How come Pierce never got suspended for grabbing Crawfords chin in the preseason game?
I was just watching the Celtics pregame and they referred to the knicks as a very tough and physical team that has a lot of talent but the chemistry is inconsistent. I was agreeing with everything they were sayin which usually doesnt happen. Boston fans are usually very biased, like Tommy Heinson. I was suprised to see them complimenting the knicks cuz usually they **** on them. They were sayin what i was sayin, about being tough and physical and they must have sed it 3 or 4 times. If the refs start callin too many fouls on the knicks for being physical im gonna get real pissed off. It probably will happen.
WOW Z Bo sucks tonight, and NO BALL MOVEMENT WTF is goin ON!!!!!!!!!!!!! I guess I was wrong the Boston Celtics are to much for the Knicks...
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Knicks are playing the worst basketball, that I have seen this season. I think we had more air balls then FG made. Did you guys see that half of our 16 points are like lucky shots and contested?
this is the first game i have got to watch this whole year not living in NY. So excited i just dont see whats goin on with scoring. Nate doesnt appear to be attacking as much as previous years and our fat post players are complete ball stoppers. Is this how nate has been playing i havent heard too much about him this year? score is now 33-16 after two straight 3 point plays.
Another thing, the knicks are playing like they dont even ****in know each other. It looks like the team was step up and made today. They know each other from Camp they are at practice everyday!. Isiah gotta do something, or he should go on the floor and show them Point Guards how to really play ball.


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Why Madison? Presidential Listening Tour Event, Dallas, Texas
Mon, 10 Dec 2012 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
6-8 p.m.
Home of Pat (Class of 1992) and Emmitt Smith, Dallas, Texas
As James Madison University embarks on a new era, the JMU Alumni Association and the Duke Club invite you to offer President Jonathan Alger your thoughts on why Madison matters to you.
Registration required. Reply to Jessica Cutrufello, (540) 568-7787.
Business attire.
More information about the Why Madison Listening Tour: http://www.jmu.edu/whymadison.
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Kevin Wilson: Freedom Newspapers
Clovis High music students are getting set to take what they've learned over the last few months and say goodbye to the fall semester and hello to the Christmas season.
The annual winter concert is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday at Marshall Auditorium, with holiday-themed music played by the symphonic and concert bands at the high school.
The bands were introduced to the selections they will play shortly after the competitive marching season ended in October, and they dedicated all of their time to it after the football playoffs concluded.
"Once the state championship was played," assistant director Jim Barnard said, "we've pretty much given 100 percent to the Christmas concert.
The final day of CHS' spring semester is Wednesday. The intent is to schedule the concert as close to Christmas as possible, while also giving the students as much rehearsal time as possible.
"For most people, Christmas lasts for two or three days," said Keith Sacane, an assistant band director and CHS graduate. "Ours lasts about a month."
But don't expect to hear only traditional holiday music.
"It's a variety of music," assistant band director Jim Barnard said. "There's some serious music. Each band usually tries to work in something for the season, either Christmas music, or something appropriate for the season."
This year's music is also reflective of other themes. The Jazz I band has not prepared any selections specifically for the concert, but has been selected to play for a Jan. 6 honor band program at Pope Joy Hall in Albuquerque, and the band will give the audience a sneak peek at what it plans to play there.
Another piece to be played is Yagi Bushi, a Japanese folk song. The song, Sacane said, doesn't fit into the criteria for most competitions, but is still a worthwhile selection for the students.
"We just try to find something that's fun for the kids, in addition to Christmas stuff," Sacane said.
The bands are determined in the first few months of school.
"We audition the students," Barnard said. "We do a series of five auditions, starting at the end of marching season. We divide the groups into two equal groups as far as numbers."
The groups are then divided by ability. Though there are exceptions, Barnard said, ability usually correlates with age and experience in band. The students judged with the best ability end up in the symphonic band, and the other half forms the concert band.
The concert is held at Marshall Auditorium simply because it is the best place for both seating and acoustics, the directors said.
"They've done some work there and it's really coming along," Barnard said. "It really is a much better place to play than any place we have in town."


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Yue has been experiencing some strange feelings for Negi, but she's got good reason to keep them under wraps - her best friend, Nodoka, has a major thing for their teacher.
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Molly would love it if you voted for her because she knows if she wins the prize her owners will be able to get a new couch and a new bed. Why a new bed? Molly broke the bed frame. Your vote will benefit her and her cohorts.
Molly is a Great Pyreneese her goal in life is to protect our other 3 dogs, 3 cats, and the humans that reside in this home. She is asleep on our ratty old blanketed couch leaving no room for anyone else. She has this habit of groaning while napping. Please Vote For Molly Hatchet! Thank you.
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The seventh grade team lost 14-8 while the eighth grade team won 38-13.
In the seventh grade game, Kayla May and Cheyenne Garza lead the scoring with four points each.
In the eighth grade game, Makinna Seratta lead the scoring with 21 points followed by Hallie Taylor with seven, Lily Arredondo netted four while Hannah Arisola, Lauren Workman and Mirza Bazan each tallied two each.
Both groups played well after a nice Thanksgiving break. Next week, the Junior High teams will travel to San Antonio Gervin for their ballgames.


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Staff members from The Hitachi Foundation and Hitachi, Ltd. in Washington, DC spent the 9/11 Day of Service with Covenant House – an organization offering education, vocational training, prevention services, and community outreach to youth who need it most. Covenant House also provides emergency shelter and food to youth in need of a safe place to sleep.
Hitachi volunteers spent the day with Covenant House staff and young people working with young children while their parents attended job training courses. Volunteers prepared and served meals. One group also used inspiring photos and articles to create a Wall of Hope on one of the drop in center's recreation room walls.
Throughout the rest of the year, Hitachi employees, through their Community Action Committee, support Covenant House through grants. These grants the cover of the cost of food for the drop in center and mobile outreach.
The day of service was the perfect way to see grant dollars in action and to get a better understanding of the issues facing many young people in DC on a daily basis.


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3-2-12 Affordable Care Act Update
Federal Update
Earlier today, the Senate voted on an amendment introduced by Senator Roy Blunt (R-MO) called the Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act that would allow any health insurance plan or employer, with a religious affiliation or not, to exclude any service required by the Affordable Care Act if they object based on undefined "religious beliefs or moral convictions." The implications of this provision could result in coverage denials of life-saving preventive services such as mammograms or tobacco cessation based on employer discretion. The amendment failed 51-48.
Read ACS CAN's letter and press release opposing the amendment:
State Update
A new fact sheet from the Kaiser Family Foundation explains how the Medical Loss Ratio provision under the ACA will affect health insurers and consumers. The provision requires most insurance companies that cover individuals and small businesses to spend at least 80 percent of their premium dollars on health care (i.e. medical claims) and quality improvement, leaving no more than 20 percent for administration, marketing, and profit. Large group plans must spend at least 85 percent of premium dollars on health care. Insurers failing to meet these standards will have to pay rebates to consumers beginning later this year.
The attached fact sheet details how the Medical Loss Ratio is calculated under the ACA, identifies states that have obtained permission to use an adjusted Medical Loss Ratio during a transition period, and provides information regarding how the consumer rebate process will work.
The fact sheet is available at: http://www.kff.org/healthreform/8282.cfm .
Essential Health Benefits Conference
On Tuesday, ACS CAN brought together some of the nation's leading health care experts at its first ever National Forum on the Future of Health Care to examine the essential health benefits provision in the Affordable Care Act, which requires all health plans to offer patients a minimum standard of benefits beginning in 2014.
ACS CAN believes the essential benefits provision is one of the most critical insurance reforms in the Affordable Care Act, with the potential to give patients the security of knowing that their health plan will cover proven methods to prevent and treat cancer as well as to provide necessary follow-up care. ACS CAN strongly supported its inclusion in the law to ensure that cancer patients and survivors have adequate insurance coverage to assure access to lifesaving care.
The conference provided valuable insights on how ACS CAN and the public may ensure the success of the essential health benefits package for patients nationwide.
Numerous issues were examined at the forum, including:
- What health care services will be included?
- How will essential benefits improve care while containing costs?
- What role do the states have in defining essential benefits for their citizens?
- How can all patients nationwide be assured of access to basic care and innovations that are helping to save lives?
Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) Kathleen Sebelius was the keynote speaker at the day-long conference. Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick spoke from his vantage point as the leader of a state that enacted its own health reform law in 2006. Former Utah Governor Mike Leavitt, who served as HHS Secretary under President George W. Bush, was the luncheon speaker.
In addition to the featured speakers, top officials from federal and state government, the health care industry, non-profit organizations, academia, and the media were on hand for panel discussions on the provision's wide ranging impact. For more information about the conference, including media coverage of the event and the agenda that lists all of the speakers, panelists, and panel topics, please visit acscan.org. .
As always, thank you for all you do every day to support laws and policies that help cancer patients and their families.
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Massachusetts Updates
- Tightening up smoking regulations
- Bill would make Mass. a leader against Big Tobacco
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- Bill would make Mass. a leader against Big Tobacco
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Whether to co-sleep or not is a personal decision. If you and your partner feel comfortable with the practice and believe it is beneficial for everyone involved, be sure to follow the AAP's recommendations. If you have any doubts at all, talk with your pediatrician to make sure you're doing everything you can to keep your baby safe during the night.
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STATS on a mission today. He won't take a loss. He is going to win the game for us ...
When is Stat going to come out to screen for Shump or TD?
The 18th game and Stat refuse to Pick n Roll with any of the guards.
Stat should dominate over Jamison....right?
Varageo vs TC is equal
Casppi vs Melo is Melo
Parker vs Fields is Fields
Irving vs Shump is ???
STATS on a mission today. He won't take a loss. He is going to win the game for us ...
Stat is going to have problems with Samules
Its the middle of the first quarter and we already put in 4 guards
STAT shooting threes, definately not a good sign...
STAT with 3 dunks in the 1st quarter. We need a big contribution from the bench tonight as the Cavs are bringing their A game.
Had the lead going inside to our strengths.
Blew the lead being overzealous with the three. smh.
Yall heard Clyde.
What kind of D was that? Not a Knick player within a mile...
Whitebeard needs to remind the guys to attack the basket and defend the three point shooters.
Am I the only one who thinks we're playing some unorganized crap?
STAT looks better in the center position. he's not as impactful when TC is in the game
Back to going inside...
back to take the lead.
This **** is elementary people, hope coach is paying attention.
Yo the Jamaican Sensation looks taller than TC. He needs more minutes.
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William H. ProvencherJanuary 02,2013
William H. Provencher
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BARRE William H. Provencher, 66, formerly of North Main Street, passed away peacefully at the home of his daughter in Brattleboro on Thursday, Dec. 27, 2012.
Born on Sept. 19, 1946, in Barre, he was the son of Philip L. and Anna Mae (Menard) Provencher. He attended local schools and graduated from Spaulding High School in Barre in 1966.
Following graduation, Bill worked in the family-owned business, Central Cab Co. in Barre. The majority of his working years were with the Rochester-Midland Co., selling industrial cleaning products in both Vermont and New Hampshire. He also worked for the Lacillade Lumber Co. in Williamstown and for Nelson Ace Hardware in Barre.
On July 5, 1969, Bill married Claire LaRose. After their marriage, they moved from Barre to Knox Mountain in Orange where they built their family home and raised two children. They later divorced.
Bill loved the hills of Vermont and was an avid and successful hunter. In the tradition of old Vermonters, he could fix or rig up almost anything. His real interest was in buying and selling antiques. He was considered an expert in antique telephones. Bill will be remembered for his unwavering dedication and love for his children.
Survivors include his children, Rita Provencher and Todd Provencher, of Brattleboro; a sister, Janet MacAuley, of Orange; two brothers, Philip Provencher and his wife, Florence, of Williston, and Francis Provencher, of Northfield; and many nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by his firstborn son, Timothy S. Provencher, and his parents, Philip L. and Anna Mae Provencher.
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Daily log, Nov. 24
Tiffin reports
Gerald Sams, 22, of Tiffin, was charged Thursday with receiving stolen property and theft.
Corbin Fedlander, 18, of Tiffin, was charged Thursday with receiving stolen property and complicity.
Richard Blanchard, 51, of Tiffin, was charged Friday with littering.
A person was at the station Friday afternoon to report unauthorized charges.
A phone scam was reported Friday afternoon in the first block of Northwood Drive.
A person was at the station Friday evening to report being threatened.
A 100-block First Avenue man reported Friday night someone tampered with his tires.
A caller reported Friday night two men were carrying cement blocks in the first block of South Sandusky. According to the report, the caller believed the blocks might have been from a construction site at Tiffin University.
A first-block Madison Street caller reported Friday night someone sprayed a fire extinguisher in an apartment complex.
A 400-block Wentz Street caller reported early Saturday morning she scared a man out of her car, and he took off down the street. According to the report, nothing was missing from the vehicle.
A first-block Virginia Avenue caller reported Saturday morning her computer was hacked.
A 100-block Wentz Street caller reported Saturday afternoon a vehicle had been entered.
County reports
A burglary was reported Friday afternoon in the first block of East High Street.
A person was at the station Friday evening to report harassment.
The smell of marijuana was reported Friday evening in the 500 block of East SR 18.
A caller in the first block of West Tiffin Street reported early Saturday morning a windshield had been broken.
A caller reported Saturday morning a large piece of farm machinery pulled down cable lines at Jefferson Street and N. Madison Street.
Tiffin accidents
A 16-year-old Tiffin driver was cited with assured clear distance ahead after an accident Friday afternoon at Miami St. and Elmer St.
An accident occurred Friday afternoon at E. Perry St. and S. Washington St. A driver was cited for improper lane change.
County accidents
An accident was reported Friday evening at West SR 18 and West CR 26.
A car was reported in the ditch Friday evening at East TR 164 and North SR 19. According to the report, the driver swerved to miss a deer.
State Patrol
An accident was reported Friday evening on CR 35. According the report, a car struck a pole, and the Echo 1 unit, Attica EMS and AVR fire responded to the scene. Additional details were not available Saturday evening.
The Echo 1 unit and Republic EMS and fire made a squad run Friday afternoon.
Green Springs EMS made a squad run Friday night.
Republic EMS and fire and the Echo 1 unit were called out on a squad run Saturday morning.
Republic fire responded to a report of down lines Saturday morning.
Tiffin Municipal Court
Jacquelyn A. Panuto, 300 Hedges St., failure to confine dog, $107; Shailee G. Bentz, Tiffin, disorderly conduct, $230; Cheryl M. Bentz, Tiffin, disorderly conduct, $230; Amy L. Craig, Columbus, no operator's license, $121; Robert J. Armstrong, Green Springs, assured clear distance, $117; Bernadine Pugh, Plymouth, speed, $127; Richard D. Cheek, Republic, speed, $140; Samantha L. North, 21 McCollum St., failure to control/weaving, $115; Mindy L. Risner, 562 Circular St., failure to yield right of way, $115; Ashley N. Bell, Tiffin, speed, $119.
Taylor L. Jett, Clyde, seat belt violation, $75; Kurt S. Lease, Tiffin, assured clear distance, $115; Danee M. Currie, Findlay, speed, $119; Cinzia L. Cross, 348 Melmore St., failure to yield right of way, $115; James C. Kenosh, Highland Hts., speed, $140; Sarah E. Wott, Bellevue, speed, $137; Randall C. Wurts, 195 Siesta Drive, Apt. W, speed, $113; Sarah E. Seery, Tiffin, disorderly conduct, $230; Bradley J. Hill, 213 1/2 E. Market St., Rear, passenger violation, $115; Nicole M. Devito, Newark, N.Y., failure to turn violation, $117.
Corey B. Showman, Fostoria, speed, $113; Margaret L. Pauling, Fremont, speed, $119; Joshua R. Gahimer, Bellevue, failure to control, $115; Kenneth E. McFarland, Shelby, speed, $119; Brian K. Falter, Tiffin, speed, $120; Michael D. Coon, Pemberville, start/back violation, $150; Vickie L. Bluhm, Castalia, speed, $128; Elizabeth R. Petrie, Attica, speed, $119; Constance J. Hoschar, Fostoria, speed, $122; Megan L. Homan, Bloomville, speed, $119.
Robert R. Lehman, Vermilion, speed, $134; Megan P. Depinet, 85 Westwood Drive, seat belt violation, $75; Danny E. Reed, Tiffin, assured clear distance, $115; Benjamin P. Stephens, Pemberville, seat belt violation, $75; Amy L. Moreno, Elmore, speed, $119; Michael A. Cole, Republic, traffic control light violation, $115; Joshua A. Rose, Bellevue, speed, $119; Kaleb D. Ward, 248 Wentz St., assured clear distance, $115; David D. George, Clyde, speed, $133; Jodie L. Fraley, Findlay, seat belt violation, $79.
Tim S. Mowry, Crestline, speed, $119; Jessica L. Lewis, Reynoldsburg, registration violation, $117; Tyler S. Sams, Huron, turn signal violation, $115; Loren E. Willey, II, Fostoria, failure to control, $115; Donald E. Neff, Chillicothe, speed, $122; Timothy D. Arel, Wapakoneta, speed, $113; Charlie S. Auble, Bloomville, speed, $128; Aleta K. Lykins, Republic, failure to yield right of way, $115; Kim S. Glavich, Ottawa, failure to control, $115; Katherine S. Corthell, Tiffin, registration violation, $115.
Stephenson E. Brown, Sandusky, speed, $119; Cynthia A. Carter, 120 Vine St., seat belt violation, $79; Bruce Covert, Tiffin, two dog at large violations, $105, $25; Georgi D. Ashikov, Des Plaines, Ill., speed, $140; Markus A. Gossard, Findlay, speed, $172; James M. Sampson Jr, Attica, seat belt violation, $79; Ashley A. Kaiser, New Riegel, speed, $125; Jessica L. Salisbury, Fostoria, speed, $152; Robert F. Gossman, Galloway, speed, $60; Jaime L. Oldham, Findlay, speed, $122.
Carlo L. Garofalo Jr, Bellevue, speed, $113; Paul A. Krause, Bellville, speed, $113; Elizabeth A. Schank, Republic, speed, $122; Tammy S. Kisner, Huron, speed, $115; Max M. Meyer, Spencerville, speed, $120; Arthur C. Bruehler Jr, Nova, speed, $137, seat belt violation, $30; John C. Gorski, Put-in-Bay, speed, $113; Mickey J. Hess, North Canton, speed, $116; Michael R. McBeth, Bucyrus, speed, $113; Dave B. Moyer, Bloomville, speed, $113.
Daniel R. Leeth, Sycamore, speed, $146; Wayne W. Richards, Wapakoneta, seat belt violation, $75; Joshua W. Gerschutz, Carey, speed, $131; Tina A. Shook, Attica, speed, $122; Andrew D. Lowe, 359 Ninth Ave., Lot 11, failure to control, $115; Emily A. Wilson, Sandusky, speed, $134; Edward O. Lee Jr, Conoven, N.C., speed, $115; Jennifer C. Knight, Columbus, speed, $128; Matthew L. Clay, Tiffin, speed, $119.
Ahmed Abdullah Al Alhareth, 293 N. Sandusky St., disorderly conduct, $230; Jerry K. Fitzpatrick, Sycamore, speed, $122; Brittany R. Nye, Tiffin, seat belt violation, $75; Timothy S. Smith, Carey, speed, $170; Charles W. Lear Jr., Carey, seat belt violation, $75; Martha K. Marshall, Vermilion, speed, $122; George S. Michel, Bellevue, seat belt violation, $75; Kyle A. Davis, Green Springs, speed, $119; Robert P. Lumm Jr., Toledo, speed, $125; Neil F. Smith, Findlay, speed, $125.
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#162953 - 01/30/07 07:20 PM Re: german practice
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and Guten abend to both Vivek and BakitY. (Did I spell that right? If I go back to look it up I'll have to redo the message and forget the spelling for the third time.)
#167980 - 05/02/07 12:24 AM Re: german practice [Re: Zed]
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Is there any *Wordsmith* like service for German words ??
#167982 - 05/02/07 06:27 AM Re: german practice [Re: Vivek]
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Weisbier, gibt es etwas sowie?
#168032 - 05/02/07 08:41 PM Re: german practice [Re: Vivek]
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Is there any *Wordsmith* like service for German words ??
Not sure what a *Wordsmith* like service is, but for fans of the German language there are:
- the forums at LEO German-English-German dictionary
- the dictionary and grammar at Canoo dot net
- the many polyglot forums (including German) at WordReference dot com_________________________
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#168222 - 05/13/07 11:59 AM Re: german practice [Re: zmjezhd]
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Loc: Germany
Nein, Wordsmith gibt's in Deutsch nicht. Es gibt aber viele Rechtschreibung websites auf's Internet. Da man einfach 'rechtschreibung' in die Google suche einschreiben müssen.
#168378 - 05/21/07 04:19 PM Re: german practice [Re: Katja]
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English language is largely derived from Latin and the "romance" languages. What is the main basis for the German language?
Thanks .
#168384 - 05/22/07 06:55 AM Re: german practice [Re: km7Paul]
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English has a lot of words that came from Latin and French. The language itself is historically and grammatically Germanic. Proto-Germanic was a branch of the Proto-Indo-European language that produced Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, and Icelandic from its northern branch and German, Dutch, Yiddish, and English from its western branch. There was an eastern branch, but it is extinct.
#168387 - 05/22/07 10:47 AM Re: german practice [Re: Faldage]
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German, Dutch, Yiddish, and English
Yiddish and English have similarities. They're both Germanic languages, but with a huge overlay of borrowed vocabulary: French, Greek, and Latin in English and Aramaic, Hebrew, and Slavic in Yiddish._________________________
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#177807 - 06/27/08 12:02 AM Re: german practice [Re: Katja]
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I also am currently learning German. I thought to offer this short noobie first posting to you and the assembled august body... It could represent a peripheral means of laterally augmenting German études. Viz., these (in my view) are wonderful German language art films with English subtitles, a boxed set. But you could easily get them piecemeal. If you were in Albany, New York, we could get a tub of pop-corn and a case of absinthe and I'd gladly 'Spring' for the DVDs, since I love these films.
I have never seen better filmmaking. This link will show the complete listing of: Werner Herzog directing Klaus Kinski. Hope this helps, Fräulein.
Edited by subhocverbo (06/27/08 12:03 AM)_________________________
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#177808 - 06/27/08 07:51 AM Re: german practice [Re: zmjezhd]
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Originally Posted By: zmjezhdwow...thats really cool...but dont understand
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Is there any language you don't understand??
Just out of interest, how many do you speak (or understand/read, etc)?
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But if they do win it, then I see him going pro, like Carmelo. I'd like to see him stay in school, but if UNC wins it all, I realy see him going pro.
I think Deron Williams will go in the middle of the 1st round. Switch Warrick and Villaneuva. I also think wayne simien will go a little highter. Jarret Jack and Francisco Garcia will go slightly lower. I don't think Turiaf deserves or will go in the 1st round and won't be succesful in the NBA. He chockes in the Clutch. Oh...and by the way whoever is picked by Atlanta is screwed. In their last 16 years all their rookies have been underachieving and not even make it to the the Rookie all-star team (especially their early 1st round picks. I mean look at Shaun Livingsyton).It's a curse.
Its time for change!!!!!!!!
But if they do win it, then I see him going pro, like Carmelo. I'd like to see him stay in school, but if UNC wins it all, I realy see him going pro.
Livingston plays for the Clippers. Some of the picks make sense, but some, I admit, don't. Like I said, it's really too early to tell, but I just wanted to see what my view of the draft would look like.
Livingston has only played 16 games this year, hes been injured for so long, so its hard to judge a rookie on his first games, i think he will improve with time though
I didn't mean Shaun Livingston. I meant Josh Childress. My bad
Its time for change!!!!!!!!
Josh Childress is having a pretty good year. His team is so bad and sort of gets overshadowed by Al Harrington and Josh Smith.
"One Team, One New York"
9 points 6 rebounds and 2 assists arent bad stats for a backup guard, but they are definently terrible, underachieving stats for someone taken 6th overall!!
He is a rookie though trying to develop on a really, really bad team. Give him some time.
"One Team, One New York"
when you're drfted late first round/second round you get time to develop, but when you're take top 10 overall, you're expected to go right into starting and producing, you have some big shoes to fill, and hes not filling them
I just have a gut feeling that I've never had before that MArvin Williams is really something special. I honestly think he's atleast the next KG. He can hit 3s all night + power + post moves + fundemantals + vince Carter type of dunker + poise + clutch + leader + humble + loves basketball + team player + entangebles. He's the kind of player that you would be blessed to have on your team. The team that picks 1st overall and doesn't draft him will come back a couple of years from now and shoot them selfes. Please Isiah do anything in your abilities to get this guy. hey the MAgic got Penny when he was drated. I don't care trade Steph + Kurt + Crawford + whatever the other team wants to get this guy. This team desperatly needs a nice clean fresh to finally to have the team that wins it all. Williams would be the best franchise player in the League. Can we finally be the big winners once in a while. I predict that he'll win the MVP atleast 3 times and win atleat 2 championship rings. 5 years from now somene will pull up this forum and say that I was a genius. I also think that Bogut will be a huge bust. I love Willliams. (please God let us get Williams)
Its time for change!!!!!!!!
Knickerbocker I believe you are slightly confused. besides for the Childress/Livingston mess up...are you forgetting Josh Smith? Hes the guy who won the Slam Dunk comp and played in the rookie all star game right?? and Childress yea...in about 25 MPG they both average 8+ PPG, 5+ RPG...i mean there not allstars but they are young and have potential.
16 years that is a long time, but not all are horrible...
Josh Smith, Josh Childress, Donta Smith, Boris Diaw, Pau Gasol, DeMarr Johnson, Jason Terry, Jumaine Jones, Roshown McLeod, Chris Crawford, Alan Henderson, Stacey Augmon....are pretty decent players...
yea you expect draftees to come in and make a big impact on a horrible team, like Okafor does but Smith is from HS and thats a lot of pressure to handle at that age...
#15...So good it had to be retired twice
I'm not done yet done, Williams also got pastion and he doesn't still have to prove anything. He's a safe pick and still has a lot of potential (more than KG, its crazy). He's so good that it woulld be a disappointment if he turns out to be "only" as good as Jermaine O'neal. Hey anyone think we can start a "draft Williams" chant at every game to convice IT to trade for him.
Its time for change!!!!!!!!
werent people saying this about Jay Williams, there KnickerBocker...they praise and praise and you get rid of what you have to to get him and he breaks his leg...never to play basketball again...you cant put that kind of investment in a guy when you dont know how theyll be able to adapt to the pros....not saying hell be a great player in the nba, he does have A LOT of potential...just got to be careful
#15...So good it had to be retired twice
I don't think that Marvin Williams is coming out this year. He is really well liked by Roy Williams and will start next season.
"One Team, One New York"
He's definitly coming out, alot of sites confirmed it. And NYknicks15 what happened to Jay was totally different, heck Mj could of have broke his foot and never play in the NBa again, It could happen to anyone. Besides the worst case situation would be that he is a bust (99.9% not going to happen), he'll still be better than anybody we have on our team (he'll be like a Jermaine O'neal). HE's also very mature like Lebron and everybody who knows him loves him. If we get him I gurantee everone a title witin 4 years (much earlier than we'll get with the sucky team we currently have)
Its time for change!!!!!!!!


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Dodgers score 5 runs, we can score too!
Johnny Rockets has a special "When the Boys in Blue Score, We Score" I like it! The Dodgers score 5 runs and we can go to Johnny Rockets and score with a $5 Hamburger combo. Here is the flyer:
For me, the closest one is at the Arcadia, Pasadena, Alhambra or Monterey Park. Among other locations, there is also Burbank, Long Beach, Farmer Market area, Universal City Walk, TO, etc.
Dodgers lost yesterday to the Tigers but they did score 5 runs. Today Is an off day for the Dodgers so I think I am heading to Johnny Rockets after work. Dodgers play the Angels starting Friday night. Go Dodgers!
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Went yesterday to JR in Victoria Gardens in Rancho Cucamonga and used our tix from Tuesday night. They have a real good hamburger! We were the first to use our tix there. Hope we get a lot more chances!
Oh! so you need a ticket? I gave my tickets to a security lady at Dodger Stadium since I could not get away from work but I did keep one. Me too, hope we get lots of chances.
But you get the great pizza! 🙂
Hey Virginia! Thanks for voting for our guys. Not happy with all that is going on on the NO but I can root for my boys on the field.
Where does it say you need to have a ticket for this promo? I don't see any detais. Thanks! Go Dodgers!
None, you don't need a ticket. I've gone twice and I
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The new AMD Phenom II X4 840T and AMD Phenom II X4 960T are presently available inside HP Pavilion Slimline s5660f and HP Pavilion Elite HPE-400z personal computers from Hewlett-Packard, reports CPU-World web-site. The chips previously known as Zosma officially do not exist, but according to previous reports the microprocessors are sold only to system makers under special requests.
While the new quad-core processors are not significantly different from typical Phenom II chips with Deneb core, they feature TurboCore technology that can speed up two cores out of four (by 300MHz - 500MHz) when single-thread performance matter the most and two additional cores are not needed. Like other quad-core central processing units from AMD code-named Zosma chips are compatible with AM3 mainboards, feature 2MB of L2 cache, 6MB L3 cache and dual-channel DDR3 memory controllers.
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Akuma, you need to decide on a sensei once and for all :p
You can't just keep switching them.
First you chose sasuke08, then me, now Captain Kenpachi. Choooose :D
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Yeah this thread has bean like this for almost a hour
a hour more like 3 hours this thread was like this since i was watching football
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My major concern now that I'm mildly wigging out about is my return to work in a little over three weeks. I work eight hour shifts overnight and in the evenings and not usually in consecutive days. I do want to start pumping though. How do I do this with my already crazy left breast? I don't want to make that problem worse, but I don't know how to go about pumping on the right: before/after nursing, how many times/how long. I'm just really nervous about the whole thing. I was young and undereducated with my first and went straight to EPing with her (and only lasted three months). I prayed long and hard DD2 and I could get the hang of it and I really feel like we have; I don't want going back to work to screw it up and leave her hungry when I go back to work


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