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Le Tausagi just concluded another successful EnviroDiscovery camp in Aunu'u! Le Tausagi is a group of environmentally conscious organizations from both the local and federal government that collaborate every year to teach the youth of American Samoa the importance of conservation of our islands natural resources.
The Aunu'u camp ran from July 17-19th and was graciously hosted by the village of Aunu'u and the Aunu'u Elementary school. Every year Le Tausagi hosts one camp in Tutuila (this year in Aunu'u) and one in manu'a (this year in Ta'u). These camps are targeted at 8-13 year olds, and have fun, educational activities that teach the youth about the land and marine environment, and how they can help be better stewards of their environment. This year's camp was attended by 42 students, mostly from Aunu'u Elementary School and was sponsored by Project GREEN.
The first day of the camp focused on marine ecology and conservation, specifically on coral reef resilience. Campers learned about why fish need healthy coral, and why coral need fish to stay healthy, and some of the ways that we can help make sure our reefs stay healthy. They learned about the importance of big reef fishes because they lay more eggs for more fishes to be found in the reefs.
Campers were amazed to learn that giant rock-like corals are actually made up of thousands of tiny living animals called coral polyps, and that these polyps are actually very fragile! Campers also learned about difference types of sharks, and why sharks need our help.
World-wide shark populations have been decimated, by up to 90%! Campers learned that the biggest threat to sharks is us, humans! Humans kill many sharks as "by-catch", the unwanted catch that is typically thrown back during fishing. But a new, nastier threat to sharks has become a major issue in the past decade – shark fining.
Shark fining is a terrible practice where all the fins are cut from the sharks and they are thrown overboard alive, where they drown. Since sharks cannot swim without their fins, and they must swim to pump water over their gills to breathe, they end up drowning.
All of these lessons were reinforced through classroom based lectures, interactive activities, games, and in-water activities.
Another activity revolved around the concept of overfishing. NOAA-PIRO interns performed a skit for the students which demonstrated the important role that large fish play in the preservation of fish populations. The lessons were supported by activities demonstrating reef resiliency as well as fish identification lead by the Department of Marine and Wildlife Resources.
The second day of the camp focused on land ecology and conservation, specifically the concept of watersheds.
A watershed in our islands is an area defined by mountain ridges that funnel water down the mountains into a stream that runs out to the ocean, thus our watersheds truly go from "ridge to reef". This concept emphasizes the fact that in high islands such as ours, everything is connected, and what we do on land affects not just the land, but also the ocean.
Campers learned how to use good farming practices to help prevent erosion, and why preventing erosion is so important. Campers got to play with three different "soil boxes", one which contains only soil, one with some dead plant material on top of the soil, and one with grass on the soil. This allowed campers to see how roots of plants, such as grass, really help stabilize the soil – a critical component to healthy watersheds.
Other activities included a wetland lesson, nature hike and a GPS activity.
The third and last day of the camp focused on our changing world, specifically the growing global population and climate change. Campers learned about the challenges facing the world due to growing population, such as increasing demands on energy, food, and other resources. Campers also learned about how climate change is changing our whole planet, and what we expect to see change in American Samoa.
The campers learned a lot while having a whole lot of fun.
These camps wouldn't be possible without the incredible support and dedication of our Le Tausagi Chair, Nick Saumweber of USDA-NRCS, Fatima Sauafea-Leau of NOAA PIRO, Kelley Anderson Tagarino of ASCC, Marcella Taulatau and Tony Maugalei of ASCC Land Grant, Solialofi Tuaumu, Derek Toloumu and Trevor Kaitu'u of Department of Commerce, Sione Lam Yeun and Peter Taliva'a of the Department of Marine and Wildlife Resources, Samuel Meleisea of the United States National Park Service and Joe Iosua as well as our numerous volunteers, interns and staffers.
Le Tausagi would also like to thank the Department of Education director designee Dr. Jacinta Galea'i and Aunu'u Elementary Principal Mr. Vaigogo Siauini Ta'ala, and Aunu'u mayor Mr. Aleaga Nili.
Le Tausagi is incredibly grateful to all of our generous sponsors: the Department of Commerce, NOAA, Mom's Place, ACE American Industries, McDonalds, BlueSky Communications, Panamex Pacific and L&L Hawaiian Barbeque; without you this camp wouldn't have been possible.
Fa'afetai tele lava to all of you – from Le Tausagi and the campers!


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That's why the new co-owners and chefs of the Empresario Restaurant are sticking with the same family-style menu that has made the eatery one of the most popular in Goliad.
"We are going to go with the old menu," Farshad Darshad said. "We're going to serve the same recipes and the same specials."
The Empresario re-opened in June by serving lunch from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Last week, the restaurant began serving dinner on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights from 5 to 10 p.m. The restaurant has applied for a liquor license and should be serving alcoholic beverages next month.
The Empresario closed in August 2013 after owners Steve and Jill McKinney failed to sell the property.
Goliad couple John and Jill Kolb ate there frequently and was asked by the McKinneys if they would like to buy the restaurant.
"My answer was always and unequivocal 'no,' " John Kolb said. "However, at some point she told me she was talking to Freydoun Darshad, a well-known restaurant operator in Victoria, about buying it. I knew Freydoun very well and told (Jill McKinney) I would make an offer for the restaurant if Freydoun would sign a long-term lease on the place. He agreed and the McKinneys accepted my offer."
Kolb substituted Freydoun Darshad with his brothers, Faramarz and Farshad, as lessees. Farshad Darshad also is an experienced contractor and had a hand in most of the remodeling, including a new bar.
The restaurant spent approximately $75,000 to renovate the kitchen and is remodeling a back room for group events.
"It helps when you build a commercial kitchen that you've worked in a commercial kitchen, so you know what works and doesn't work," Farshad Darshad said. "There's a flow in a commercial kitchen and in any kitchen. You have to follow that or else everybody runs into each other and it won't be efficient."
The brothers said they previously knew of the Empresario and were excited about the opportunity to own the eatery.
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Abyssinians and Somalis share the same personality (active, intelligent, playful, curious) and appearance. The only difference between them is the fur length and therefore the amount of grooming required.
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The game was a pitching duel in the beginning, but as the night wore on, the bats came alive for both teams, and a couple of big innings spelled the difference for the Beeville sluggers.
Bryan Reyna started on the mound for the Beeville boys and allowed just one Taft unearned run over four innings of work. The Greyhounds got their run in the bottom of the first on a leadoff infield hit. A stolen base and a passed ball got that runner to third, and then an attempted pick-off play went awry to plate the Taft runner.
The Beeville boys failed to score in the first two frames but tied things up in the top of the third.
Jonathan Carrillo led off the inning with a single to left, and A.J. Gomez followed suit with another single to left to put two runners on base for Beeville. R.A. Barrientes followed an out later with the third base hit of the inning to load the bases. Justin Gomez then bunted the ball and, on a throwing error by the Taft pitcher, Carrillo scampered home to make it a 1-1 game.
Beeville took the lead in the fourth as Matthew Guerra led off with a walk. Jacob Castro stroked a single to right. One out later, Gomez came through with an RBI single to give the local boys a 2-1 lead.
The Beeville All-Stars increased their lead in the top of the fifth with a three-run explosion. A couple of Taft errors put two men on base (Justin Gomez and Reyna). Two passed balls and a wild pitch brought in one run. Orlando Martinez worked his way on with a walk and another walk to Castro loaded the bases. Carrillo earned a free pass and an RBI to plate another Beeville run. A couple of passed balls and a wild pitch brought in the third run of the frame to give them a 5-1 lead heading into the bottom of the fifth.
Taft evened the score with a four-run fifth. A couple of walks, a couple of infield hits and a Beeville error allowed the Greyhounds to get back in the game.
It was 5-5 with just a couple of innings left in the contest.
R.A. Barrientes led off the sixth with a walk. He promptly stole second to get into scoring position. Justin Gomez also walked to put two men on base for Beeville. A fielder's choice off the bat of Reyna placed runners at first and third, forcing Gomez at second for the first out of the inning. Edward Maldonado got a bunt down, and the play to get him at first brought home one run to take a 6-5 lead. Paul Wessels then capped off the inning with an insurance run. His RBI single to center drove in Reyna to give Beeville a 7-5 advantage.
Castro came on in relief for the local stars in the bottom of the sixth. He retired the first Taft batter on a pop-up, then gave up a double but left that runner stranded as he buckled down and struck out the next batter. Castro got the final out on a fly ball to center.
In the bottom of the seventh, Castro set the Taft bats down in order to preserve the 7-5 victory.
The win sent the Beeville Junior boys into the second round of the tournament against Banquete on Sunday. No details of that contest have been reported.


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In each incident in Bee County, the people have been caught and turned over to U.S. Border Patrol agents.
Police Chief Joe Treviño said his officers have had to chase down Mexican nationals in the country illegally two or three times this month.
But none of the incidents experienced by the Beeville Police Department have topped a chase involving three law enforcement agencies that took place Wednesday afternoon.
Lt. Ronnie Jones said the chase started just before 2 p.m. Wednesday when Deputy Adrian Peña stopped a 2005 Ford F-250 pickup on County road 512 near the Bee County line south of FM 796.
Peña got out of his patrol car after making a routine traffic stop, but by the time he got to the driver's side window, the truck raced from the scene.
The deputy jumped back into his patrol car and started pursuing the pickup toward U.S. Highway 59.
At one time, Peña radioed that the fleeing vehicle was hitting speeds at about 100 mph.
The chase then went onto FM 351 and west to Viggo Road to Gill Ranch Road.
By that time, eight BPD officers had either joined the chase or had driven to vital intersections around the city where they might be able to intercept the fleeing pickup.
But before the truck reached La Para Road at the end of Gill Ranch Road, the driver pulled off the highway, crashed through a barbed wire fence, sped across a field and then through a brush line.
"Fortunately, the Texas Department of Public Safety helicopter was in the area," Jones said. The pilot and co-pilot had heard the radio chatter, and they joined the pursuit.
Jones said deputies were unable to follow the fleeing men in their patrol cars because only a couple of the wires of the fence were broken.
Within seconds, the DPS helicopter crew had located the abandoned vehicle and had found two men running from it.
They radioed deputies and told them that neither man appeared to be armed.
Jones said deputies finally cornered the two men, searched the vehicle and took the two into custody.
Nothing illegal, other than the two occupants, was found in the vehicle, so the men were held to be turned over to the Border Patrol.
Peña said the entire chase lasted only 11 minutes.
Jones said the reason the two runners were captured as quickly as they were and the reason officers were so successful was because of the way the sheriff's deputies, the BPD officers and the DPS helicopter crew coordinated the pursuit.
"It as a beautiful thing. I'm very proud of the way we worked together," Jones said.
Treviño said his officers experienced similar incidents in recent days, without the chase.
In each incident, anywhere from five to six Mexican nationals bailed out of vehicles and ran, only to be apprehended later.
The people always ran from officers after a routine traffic stop.
"I guess it's just that time of year," Assistant Police Chief Richard Cantu said when asked if he knew why so many illegals had been caught during July.
Gary Kent is a reporter at the Bee-Picayune and can be reached at 358-2550, ext. 120, or at email@example.com.


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Dordt College ag professor earns Master Researcher award
February 17, 2013
On February 7, Dordt College Agriculture Professor Ron Vos was awarded a Practical Farmers of Iowa Master Researcher Award in Ames, Iowa, for his work at Dordt College. The Master Researcher Award recognizes the efforts of those who have conducted extensive on-farm research and demonstrations over an extended period of time.
"When we're deciding what agriculture research to conduct each year with the college, I ask myself, 'What are some items that farmers may want to know but not be willing to investigate on their own?' and from that, we determine possible research to conduct to help answer their questions," said Vos.
Since 1988, his field-scale research with Dordt College has included examining tillage methods, exploring different weed control methods, doing fertility studies, and testing a variety of cover crops. The research and findings are shared each year with area farmers during the annual Field Day held at the Agriculture Stewardship Center.
Dordt College is one of only a handful of Christian colleges in North America to offer a four-year agriculture program. Learn more about the agriculture program at www.dordt.edu/agriculture.
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How do the Kardashians have time to do anything else with all of the selfies they take daily?
Sorry OT of the off topic. In one of the promos for SNL, Anna Kendrick mentions she volunteers at children's hospitals. Nice call, enty.ReplyCancel
They must pay people to do their selfies for them, duh! I don't know how they do a lot of things, like generate enough brain power to breathe, but hey. So I'm going to go with magic. This also explains why they live at laser hair removal centers, which concerns me enormously. How the fuck do they still have any body hair?!ReplyCancel
Yeah but those selfies keep their Q ratings up. Not with me, but *somebody* is following all of their social media and that eventually translates to money.
I will say this about them, they are among the greatest hustlers the fame game has ever seen. They have played it to perfection.ReplyCancel
Follow me on instagram @robkardashian!
Oh, WareCat, that reminded me of the trended "sexy bathroom selfie". Check your brain bleach stock before viewing. (SFW and not really that gross, just ewwww, girl, what were you thinking?)ReplyCancel
Rob! Get back to fat camp!! The wedding is next month!ReplyCancel
Where's Nori?
I'm literally trying to get even fatter for your 'wedding' that will never happen.
Hey guys!ReplyCancel
Hey Bruce! I've missed this place and the nice people here.ReplyCancel
She's in Thailand with me, which is more than I can say for you, fatty! I laughed so hard when the airline said they would make you buy two seats if you came!!ReplyCancel
I have too, Rob! I have been pretty busy golfing with Brody and being a Grandpa.ReplyCancel
Hey, dad! Thanks for inviting me to Thailand. I'm having such a great time with you here!ReplyCancel
They were talking to you and referring to your size 20 ass. It needs its own zip code.ReplyCancel
Y'all didn't appreciate the mean girls yesterday and now look who's back.
Stay ALL month 🙂ReplyCancel
Rob, you are literally such a loser. Literally. Now do you see how dumb it looks when you say "literally" all the time?ReplyCancel
This place is great, isn't it?
Hi Kimmy!ReplyCancel
They don't do anything else, because they have never done anything else. They are submoronic drones with high school "education" (s),(except for Kourtney and Rob) who were selling clothes a few years ago. They aren't intelligent or artistic, just greedy and ambitious.ReplyCancel
Hi Bruce! Isn't it beautiful here?ReplyCancel
HI KIMMY!!!!!! xo
My life would SUCK w/out you! xo
Did you miss us? I really need some positive reinforcement. I wasn't even invited to Thailand.ReplyCancel
Rob, you were invited. You just couldn't afford to buy the second seat with all of the "profits" from your sock lineReplyCancel
Hi Derek! You're going to love the Thailand episodes when they air. It's gorgeous here!ReplyCancel
I'll probably regret saying this, but this Kardashian group is WAY better the the Mean Girls group (someone had to explain to me that was a movie – I didn't get it at first).ReplyCancel
Thank you, baby! Wish I was with you right now. Good luck opening in Australia, I'll be with you soon! xoxoxoxoReplyCancel
Hi Ray! There were mean girls here yesterday?ReplyCancel
I hope the people there don't mistake your giant beached whale ass for the real thing and try to push you back out to sea.ReplyCancel
OOH`LA`LA cat wait! Sounds exotic!
@Brucer—yes there were! They called Kylie not pretty!ReplyCancel
Hi Derek, that is unbelievable. What a bunch of cowards. They need to grow up!ReplyCancel
Oh Brucie, don't tell the rest but you're my favorite 🙂ReplyCancel
Who's picking on my little sis?ReplyCancel
Bruce! Are you going to let Rob talk to me like that?!ReplyCancel
That's really nice to hear Ray. I hope no one was mean to you yesterday.ReplyCancel
It's all good boo!
Damn if I didn't miss 'em…ReplyCancel
Mean girls group was.not suitable for us:))))) heh… I prefer the K clubReplyCancel
I thought Kanye canceled Australia to get married.. huh..ReplyCancel
LOL, I'm picturing this as the Mean Girls vs the Klub. Let's do this!ReplyCancel
I guess Wen dy took an early lunch today.ReplyCancel
Hi Karen! you're a sweetheart. I dont have any great advice except enjoy life and keep good people in it. If someone is sucking the life out of you, move to Malibu. Kidding! No really, just enjoy every day and try to stay positive.ReplyCancel
Lol. where are the trolls from yesterday?ReplyCancel
Not sure but put me squarely in the K Camp. Great advice Bruce!ReplyCancel
Kids, knock it off!!!ReplyCancel
Thailand, wish you were here.ReplyCancel
Hey LD! Wish you guys could have made the trip! The surfing is on point out here!ReplyCancel
Hey Brody. Any hot chicks?ReplyCancel
Kim started it. I'm just ending it.ReplyCancel
Rob, I'm sorry. I was just talking to mom, and we're really worried about you. We all love you, Rob!ReplyCancel
Always hot chicks! But I'm just focusing on spending time with the fam and bonding with my little sisters and BruceReplyCancel
Ye, haters gon' hate. Gray tees? Anyone with two eyes can see clearly that is more of cerulean blue. People are blind.ReplyCancel
Brody, hang ten for me.ReplyCancel
Thanks Kim. I'm literally working out all day. I just got back from a jog, actually.ReplyCancel
The girls stay away from this site for that very reason. Too many haters.ReplyCancel
Not cool. Kylie is beautiful.ReplyCancel
Robert! Long time no see. Where have you been hiding?ReplyCancel
Kylie is beautiful I cringe when people compare her looks to her older sister. She is a young teen—must be pretty rough.ReplyCancel
what happens in Florida stays in Florida
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LOL @ the trolls, who are WAY funnier than the real-life versions.
Their constant pictures and non-stories make me sick but because people click on them to comment about how they wish they'd stop, they just keep coming. I'm going to sound like I'm 12 here, but I don't care, by saying, they're not even that pretty!
Khloe's recent selfies with her big inflated lips just make me sick.
Whomever extended their contract at E! needs their head read. Maybe Chelsea Handler is right – the people at E! really don't know what they're doing?ReplyCancel
Bet she doesn't – bet she's seen someone else do it and thought that'd be a good thing to say she doesReplyCancel
Where's Leah? I read something yesterday where the Kartrashians are getting all upset because Leah is so popular with the localsReplyCancel
Stepforded, I couldn't agree more with your Kardashian assessment. Kim used to be exotically and naturally beautiful, before she started using Fix-A-Flat in her tush, now she is well on her way to looking like The Cat Lady, Wildestien(?) the girl is only in her mid-30s and she looks 10 years older, and she'll never have her cute old figure back, because not one of them does anything more than walk around in high heels to develop leg muscles. No other toned muscle exist on any of them.
The rest are well below average in looks. Go to any mall and you find girls/women 10 times more attractive and half of them have great brains attached.
Bruce makes gorgeous kids, but that little one, not the model wannabe, tries way too hard.
I know all this and I don't watch their shows. They are everywhere. I think PMK jumped the shark with Kim's last marriage debacle, or more likely the over exposure. Kris never took Economics 101. Kris is clever and manipulative, she's copied directly from Paris Hilton's play book initially, and has since got great legal advice, but Kris is not the brilliant manager everyone thinks she is, she got lucky. If she were truly brilliant, we'd want more of that family, not less. The family would not have trolls based on them that are more enjoyable.
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Brenda Dann-Messier, assistant secretary for vocational and adult education at the U.S. Department of Education and Jane Oates, assistant secretary for employment and training at the U.S. Department of Labor, co-hosted the Adults in Transition: Learning Strategies to Support Career Change forum at Harper College in Palatine, Ill., on July 14, 2010. The forum facilitated discussion among experts regarding promising practices in skills-upgrading and workforce transitions for adults. Participants included workforce, adult education, and postsecondary education experts and practitioners from states that have implemented successful models. Representatives from organizations that have provided technical assistance and/or research on transitional strategies also participated. The forum is one of a series designed to inform the two departments as they collaborate on a technical assistance strategy to improve the capacity of the workforce system to serve the expanding number of adults, including dislocated workers, who require re-training to re-enter the workforce and embark on new careers that pay a family-sustaining wage.
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Ryder Hathawy, of Dorset, was in Vietnam in July where he filmed a pile of live, abandoned ordnance for a fundraising video to support Clear Path International. The video featured actor Jonathan Goldsmith, who plays The Most Interesting Man in the World in Dos Equis beer commercials and who is also a member and supporter of Clear Path.DORSET Burr and Burton Academy student Ryder Hathaway spent part of his summer vacation in Vietnam working with victims of landmines and unexploded ordnance. He returned with a video about the experience that has gotten more than 900,000 hits on YouTube.
Hathaway, a 16-year-old from Dorset, was in Vietnam from June 10 to Aug. 5 to work with Clear Path International, a nonprofit co-founded by his parents, James Hathaway and James ex-wife, Martha Hathaway.
The video features actor, Jonathan Goldsmith, who plays a character called the most interesting man in the world for Dos Equis beer. In the video Goldsmith and representatives of Mines Advisory Group, a nonprofit that removes unexploded ordnance, detonate some of the explosives found in Vietnam.
Goldsmith points out that what was detonated in the video is only what was found in a single week despite the fact that the United States ceased military operations in Vietnam more than 40 years ago.
On Friday, Hathaway called it the most eventful and successful summer Ive ever had. In Vietnam, Hathaway worked with the people who receive medical or financial support from Clear Path.
Among those he met was a 9-year-old boy whose face was badly scarred after he found the trigger of a white phosphorus grenade about a week before Hathaway arrived.
It really gave context to what I was doing there. ... It was an awful thing to witness in person, he said.
Hathaway said he was able to teach the boy how to use a camera and form a bond with him.
It really puts a face to the problem. It makes you remember that these are people also who have been hurt. ... Its not just words on a page when you read about it in Vermont. Its something thats actually happening to real people and theres something we need to do about it, he said.
The video is a plea to support Clear Path in its efforts to raise $50,000. It shows Goldsmith not only exploding the ordnance but also meeting Vietnamese people who have lost limbs because of land mines or other explosives.
Hathaway filmed the video and took all of the still photographs used in the video. He edited it with his father in about a day.
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It was a huge success. We couldnt be happier with the outcome, Hathaway said.
James Hathaway said he couldnt be more proud of and grateful to his son for the video.
It takes a lot of guts to stand over a pile of decades-old, live explosives and not only keep your cool, but create a work of art at the same time. He did both and informed people all around the world about the continuing, deadly threat that unexploded ordnance pose to the people in Southeast Asia, he said.
While Hathaway was in Vietnam to do serious work, he is also a teenager who spent some of his time teaching other young people how to ride a skateboard.
Theres something about making an impression, even on just one persons life. It makes me feel happy that I was able to do something like that. Even if Im able to make a difference with one person, I think thats a success for the whole trip, he said.
The video can be found on YouTube by doing a search for Ryder Hathaway. There is a link on the video for those who wish to donate to Clear Path.
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In July 2012, the bank moved its investment banking, corporate banking and treasury and securities services units under one roof. Under the revised structure, the corporate and investment bank houses three key units: banking, markets and investor services.
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Please remove Clay Aiken from this list… he never needed to come out, in the same manner that Carson Kressley does not need to come out. Don't be ridiculous
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"It's quite different for an African-American male… It's about the worst thing you can be in black culture. You're taught you have to be a man; you have to be masculine. In the black community they think you can pray the gay away."
What an asshole.
Cooper, Martin and Aiken surprised nobody. I don't think they're the best examples of guys coming out that middle America did not suspect. Many straight people knew those three were gay before they said a word.
@Ruhlmann: Just because you don't agree with what he says does not make him an asshole. I have had countless black people-male and female -tell me that I am not a "real" black men because I am gay. Unless you've been there,don't criticize. Coming out as a black person is no easier than if you are white, it just adds another layer to the experience.
@Ruhlmann: why is he an "asshole"? He was just explaining his story. We all have a different perspective on coming out.
Except for McGreevy, I think this list was of men presumed not to be str8. :)
"Though he still 'fancies' the ladies."
Oh for crying out loud!! Bisexuality really does exist.
Queerity forgot Wentworth Miller and of course, the famous preacher, Ted Haggard. Amen!
Not all of us came out of the womb dressed like Lady Gaga and singing "Over the Rainbow." For many of us, it's a process, one that should be recognized as such. Mazel Tov to Tom.
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Re: McGreevy.. In N.J. back then, it was the worst kept secret that he was gay.He didn't come out of the closet..he was pushed ou tby an aggrieved "lover".
McGreevy is not an Episcopal priest although he attended Union Seminary in N.Y.C. He is now working heading an employment training agency in Jersey City.
It's interesting to me that when a guy comes out as bisexual, he's assumed to be gay. When a woman comes out as bisexual, she's assumed to be straight. So, when some identifies as bi, only their relationships/attraction to men count. Isn't that highly misogynistic?
I'm bisexual and I have exclusively dated bisexual men and women. None of them were closeted gays or straights. They were all truly bisexual. I'm currently dating a bisexual woman who's had more pussy than a toilet bowl. She isn't bi to get attention from straight guys and I'm not bi because I'm a gay in denial lol. People are so stupid when it comes to sexuality.
Can't believe you missed Wenthworth Miller as instead of just dodging the question or not talking about it like most of the men in your list, he actually actively DENIED it.
@KyleD: I understand what you're saying in regards to people just by-passing 'bi' and saying someone is gay or straight, but from purely my own gut feeling/gaydar. I don't think Tom Daley is bi, I think he's gay and just cushioning it like Mika(who initially said he was bi then gay) did.
@sassy329: Lemon is an a$$#0!@ for a host of reasons.
@Niall: Coming out as gay after identifying as bisexual doesn't necessarily mean you're gay. It simply means you that you are now IDENTIFYING as gay. For most men, it's easier to identify as gay than bisexual. There are many famous men like Elton John, George Michael and Michael Stipes for example who initially identified as bisexual, then as gay but later on admitted to still being attracted to women. Bisexual men get labeled as gay by society no matter how many women they've fucked. I know, because I constantly have to remind my family and friends that I'm not gay. For them, if you fuck 1 guy but 25 girls, you're still gay lol.
Clay actually didn't deny it or beard. His response to the question was that it was none of your business and his sexuality doesn't affect his ability to sing.
How is what you said related to what I said? Are you one of his dumb fans? At least have your replies make sense
@KyleD: What does NOW identifying as gay even mean? That you're gay now, but might be straight again, then back to gay?
@JAWIWA: And what would those reasons be?
Olympic DIVER- Tom's facebook says he's a diver NOT A SWIMMER- so clearly he has a problem with people calling him a swimmer.


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Lets not go into the whys and wherefores of rubbish scrims in league though. Agreed
My views on his position would be keep him where he is. Agreed
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Lets not go into the whys and wherefores of rubbish scrims in league though. Agreed
My views on his position would be keep him where he is. Agreed
Life is like a sewer: What you get out of it depends on what you put into it.
Posted 14 December 2012 - 08:27 PM
Inglis won't likely play in the position he plays at club level. Gallen isn't played at 13 is he? Cronk and Thurston both play at 7 the majority of the time. Also the suggestions you're making are completely exagurrating what is being discussed.
Posted 15 December 2012 - 12:36 AM
are they hell, playing people out of position appears to be a past time on this forum. just pisck brilliant players in their natural positions, roby is for me one of the top 3 hookers in the world and should be played there every game, and as regards sinfield, he hasn't got the pace to play dummy half, leave him where he has been playing well with leeds and yes keep him as captain.
Posted 15 December 2012 - 03:22 PM
Posted 15 December 2012 - 03:38 PM
Posted 15 December 2012 - 04:12 PM
Got t play him at 13 widdop 6 and it's open for anyone to play 7 IMO
"Rugby League is rugby in the simplest form in the sense that it's about great defence, great tackling technique, good handling, good passing, catching and great kicking."
Stuart Lancaster - England Rugby Union Head Coach - October 2013
Posted 15 December 2012 - 05:44 PM
SL Steve Prescott Man of Steel 2016 - Danny Houghton SL Top Gun 2016 - Marc Sneyd (83% goal success)
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All in all, not a bad year, I suppose...
Posted 17 December 2012 - 01:33 PM
I'd agree whole-heartedly.
No one is saying Kevin Sinfield isn't a gifted 6/13- his record, and especially that being a skipper speaks for itself.
However at International level at 6 he isn't quick enough, or creative enough. And similarly at 13 he doesn't pose enough of a physical threat.
The conundrum though is that his organisational skills and kicking game is that good he HAS to be in the team. This is further complicated by having Gareth Widdop developing rapidly and showing he cuts it as 6 in the NRL. Some might say his job is made easier by having Cooper Cronk and Cam Smith inside him and Billy Slater behind him, but I think that is insulting to the lad and the talent he has. Craig Bellamy woould not pick him if he wasn't worth his jersey.
So Mcnamara's task is to pick a side- and by that I mean a 17- which will play in a certain way, with specific tactics that will give England the best chance of ending the domination of Aus/ NZ in major comps.
It may need something out of the box- try this.
Spine of the side Starting posn's
6- Widdop
7- Myler/ Lomax/ Burrow/ A N Other
9- Sinfield
After 20mins- bring a fresh Prop and Roby on, and move Burgess up to Prop.
1- Ditto Above
6-Ditto Above
7- Ditto Above
9- Roby
13- Sinfield
Sinfield and Roby can then switch positions as required to suit the set moves/ sets of six that McNamara wants to use.
Sinfield is a class player who would take this in his stride and I believe would revel in the additional responsibility and challenge it would present.
It might not be something like the above but we've got to outwit the Aussies and Kiwis and somewhere in the mix Kevin Sinfield is part of that.
He and the other players I listed also have the benefit of a pack that is man enough to match if not better the Aussies and Kiwis- there is also strength in depth in that area.
It will tale something novel and new like this to fox the Super Powers- people have said for a long time we should play our game and not impersonate the NRL sides. I'd agree- lets try something a bit different and be adventurous as we have the players to do it who I believe are ready to deliver.
Posted 22 December 2012 - 09:21 PM
Posted 23 December 2012 - 11:27 AM
And he won't get his England team mates busting a gut for him like his Leeds' team mates do, again, I reckon.
Posted 23 December 2012 - 12:49 PM
Edited by AndyCapp, 24 December 2012 - 02:49 AM.
Posted 24 December 2012 - 08:30 AM
I wouldn't have him anywhere near international selection.
Sure, he's a terrific captain at Leeds and gets the best out of his team mates but as an individual player, esp. hooker, there's plenty ahead of him I reckon. And he won't get his England team mates busting a gut for him like his Leeds' team mates do, again, I reckon.
Posted 24 December 2012 - 07:34 PM


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Practically Speaking
Kyle and her husband moved to Brookfield in 1986. She became active in local politics and started blogging in 2004. Her focus is primarily on local issues but often includes state and national topics, too. Kyle looks at things from the taxpayers' perspective in a creative, yet down to earth way, addressing them from a practical point of view.
4K--It's about the money
There are a couple things to note in yesterday's Brookfieldnow article. The first is the subtitle: Few academic gains, tax costs are concerns
Bringing the tax cost in is misleading because it implies that the (our) tax cost would be less if we adopted a 4K program. Even though academically it does not improve children's lives, it does improve our tax situation, says those pro-4K.
Their argument is, "The increased revenue cap would help fund programs and services for all students, not just 4-year-olds, Gibson said."
The opposite, however, is true. Elmbrook's budget will increase by keeping 4K, but the taxpayer's tax bill does not go down as a result. The taxpayers are the ones funding this increased budget for Elmbrook. It does not help us.
One component of 4K that I don't think has been addressed by the board is where are we going to put the potential 500 students. Currently we have 200. They are planning on 300, with a total potential of 500. We don't have room for them all.
The administration keeps telling us that after the high school referendum is passed there is only one more phase--a minor one. Don't believe it. If we adopt a permanent or even sunsetted 4K, we will need to add on to our elementary schools.
Tom Gehl, opposed to 4K, said that Research has not shown academic benefits to be sustainable beyond early elementary school. He is right--he understands.
Steve Schwei, Bob Ziegler and Cheri Sylla approve of 4K expansion. The paper said, "Each acknowledged the lack of long-term benefits demonstrated in the research but said they think Elmbrook has the ability to establish a more rigorous, challenging program that will show sustainable academic gains."
Unbelievable. They DON"T get it! This is exactly the worst thing you can do to a 4 year old--putting them into a more rigorous program. Children need to be children, free to learn and explore on their own through observation of the real world and creative play. Earlier rigors will only create very burned out, unhappy children once they hit 5th grade.
Did you notice the price went up again? The last quote I saw was around $860,000 a year. This article stated $2 million! Don't forget to add in the future elementary referendum for adding more kindergarten classroom space.
There was a reference to one pro 4K parent who spoke in favor, the paper said, "she found it sad that the critical argument in the K4 debate has been cost." The point she is missing is that it is the administration itself that is making the emphasis on money.
The article concluded with, "Academics aside, Superintendent Matt Gibson said the continuation of K4 has financial benefits that may be critical to the district". If I were him, I would put academics aside too because there is no real benefit. (Sylla, Schwei, and Ziegler acknowledge the lack of benefit too.)
So, it is all about the money. Never mind that the 4K program really does not work--it lacks true academic benefits. Never mind that the taxpayers will foot the bill for all of the increases. All the administration and some board members care about is that their budget will increase.
I call that sad.
Contact the board--especially Patrick Murphy, by phone, in person, or letter and Glen Allgaier.
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Len Roark, a volunteer at Poudre School District, was recognized as the 2012 Outstanding Community Education Advocate at the Excellence in Education Awards Banquet. Roark's volunteering at the school district began in 1995 when he joined the School Improvement Team and became the Wellington representative on the District Advisory Board. The Excellence in Education Award program has recognized teachers, staff and community education advocates for more than 25 years.
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Northwestern Mutual honored Ryan E. Yoder, CLU, ChFC, affiliated with the Cunningham Financial Group-a Northwestern Mutual office, based in Fort Collins, with its 2012 Western Region Managing Director Award. The honor recognized Yoder for an outstanding year of performance serving the financial security needs of clients and policyowners throughout the region.
Stacey Johnson joined Equitable Savings & Loan in Fort Collins as a loan officer. Before joining Equitable Savings & Loan, Johnson was with Universal Lending's office in Fort Collins and has 25 years of loan experience.
Chris Jeavons joined Verus Bank of Commerce as a senior vice president and commercial lender. Jeavons, a graduate of Bowling Green State University in Ohio and the Colorado Graduate School of Banking, will be focused primarily on business development efforts for the bank. He began his banking career with the Central Bank of Denver in 1973 and has been involved in Northern Colorado community banking since 1986.
City of Fort Collins Councilmember Gerry Horak was appointed to the National League of Cities 2012 Energy, Environment and Natural Resources Steering Committee. The committee has the lead responsibility for developing NLC federal policy positions on issues involving air quality, water quality, energy policy, national wetlands policy, noise control, and solid and hazardous waste management. Horak will play a key role in shaping NLC's policy positions and advocate on behalf of America's cities and towns.
Briauna Souders is the new urgent-care practice manager for Urgent Care at Miramont. Souders will oversee all practice operations, including coordinating patient care, managing the staff and providing innovative solutions to healthcare. She has been in the medical profession for 12 years and has expertise in oncology, primary care and geriatrics. She will receive her degree in health administration this summer through the University of Phoenix and will continue to study psychology and management.
The McKee Medical Center Foundation presented Wayne Williamson, PA-C, with the fourth annual McKee Community Health Award at the annual McKee Thanks luncheon March 8. Williamson was nominated by Melvina Romero, who made the nomination to recognize his commitment to the health care needs of the Loveland community through his work at the Loveland Community Health Center.
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Dordt College News
Dordt students participate in off-campus programs
December 27, 2013
This spring, 30 Dordt College students will participate in semester-long off-campus and study abroad programs. They will be living, studying, and interning in Chicago, Belize, Spain, and the Netherlands.
Dordt College wants its students to understand global and cross-cultural issues, and there is no better way to learn than to be immersed in another culture.
When students spend time in a culture other than their own, they are able to see how they can contribute to a global society. "When you live in another culture, you learn more about yourself than you do about that culture—about who you are and how you've been shaped by your culture," said Linda Schroedermeier, coordinator of international students and off-campus programs at Dordt College.
Last semester, 23 students participated in programs in Chicago, Nicaragua, Los Angeles, New Zealand, Belize, Washington, D.C., Nashville, and Kenya.
Additional opportunities exist in the fall and summer to locations including Zambia, Korea, China, France, India, New Mexico, and more. For more information about off-campus opportunities available to Dordt students, visit www.dordt.edu/academics/off_campus.
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