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It really is. Amir is a one man defense.
Starters combined for a (-40), while the bench combined for a (+50) for the game. The starters truly took the game off and the bench won it for us. Chauncey passing to Amir on the last meaningful play, a play that was designed to go to Tay, speaks volumes about the wonderful coaching done by Flip this game. Kudos to him for giving more minutes to Max and Amir, than to Dyess and Sheed.
39 minutes for Prince. If he were doing that every night I'd be right there with you, but if an NBA player can't play heavy minutes two nights in a row then something is wrong. I'm not sure the Pistons win last night without Prince in the entire second half. And if you have a chance to win a game you have to take it, and last night that meant a frontline of Tay, Max, and Amir. Nice job by the coaching staff finding a combination that could put the game away. A win on the books is worth more than a slightly better chance of winning the next night.
If we were talking about prince playing extended mins every night we should be concerend but were talking about a couple games here and there. Overall prince is getting tons of rest... not only is he averaging 3 mins less a game, the amount of games in which he's playing 40 mins or more is down just an insane amount. Here are the last 5 years of princes career (no 40 min games his rookie year) 3 reg season games of 40 plus mins no back to backs 24 reg season games of 40 plus mins including 3 sets of back to back 19 reg season games of 40 plus mins including 1 set of back to back 24 reg season games of 40 plus mins including 3 sets of back to back 11 reg season games of 40 plus mins including 1 set of back to back
It doesn't matter how much less he is playing when he is still being over(trained)played. It is a legitimate concern and whether or not he is overtrained to the tune of 1 minute or 5, he will still reap the consequences sooner or later. Flip can get what Tayshaun brings from Jarvis or hermann, he just needs to play them. One game here or there in the loss column is not as important as a fresh Tayshaun come payoff time.
To continue my previous post.... all our starters... our guards to a greater extent are not being pushed beyond the limit day in and day out has gone down greatly.... that magic 40 min in a game is really becoming a none issue and we should be fresh come play off time. found this even more interesting then the avg min per game.. our record is similar to 2 years ago when we were going for wins every night but were doing it with little to no over use of starters this time. Rip 08 7 games 0 b/b 07 23 games 1 b/b 06 19 games 0 b/b 05 35 games 6 b/b 04 20 game 3 b/b Bill 08 4 games 1 b/b 07 14 games 1 b/b 06 17 games 0 b/b 05 16 games 0 b/b 04 12 games 3 b/b Rasheed 08 3 games 0 b/b 07 9 games 0 b/b 06 16 games 0 b/b 05 13 games 0 b/b 04 21(2) games 0 b/b (games with us) starting center 08 0 games 0 b/b 07 not going to sort out who was the starting center per game sorry 06 9 games 1 b/b 05 17 games 3 b/b 04 31 games 4 b/b
In what dimension? Tay shoots as well as either one and finishes better than either and is probably a better defender than both combined. Add in PG skills...
Is there any video of that play by Amir? I missed that tending to my toddler. Nevermind found it on nba.com... Nice, they apparently were using that game as a scrimmage.
Good job round.
I don't mind seeing Tay get those minutes when he is actually playing well. That was fun to watch. Besides, he had those energy players in there doing all the dirty work.
Tay has been really aggressive and active on the offensive end lately. Nice to see.
i don't think tay got overplayed. he was playing well and we needed him. 39 mins one night isn't going to hurt. this was a great game. amir is doing all of the little things to help the team out - keeping numerous balls alive, playing solid defense...you just never think to yourself 'wow amir messed up that play.' when he first came back you could tell he wasn't using his athleticism because of the injury, but now all bets are off. he's stronger than he looks and plays solid defense, doesn't get caught out of position...just solid all around. when he comes into games we lock the opponent down and go on runs...and we're going to need this in the playoffs when our offense dries up. afflalo played great for his 4 minutes - made a smart pass to chauncey when he could've forced a shot, and the next play drove for a shot whe he could've kicked it back out. both were the right decision. maxiell looks to be getting his legs back, stuckey continues to gain experience, and dixon looks plenty serviceable. we are now at a point where i'd be comfortable with any of our 15 players on the floor...and i don't think there's another team in the league you could say that about.
I disagree with those that say playing AJ & Max at the end of the game was some gutsy move by Flip. To me it is just the other side of the coin. Heads = starters, tails = bench. It is all or nothing with Flip. He still hasn't shown that he can rotate guys in & out while playing everyone. I was glad that he got over his AJ/Max combo phobia. For those lamenting the fact that Dixon is playing over AA, I wouldn't worry. It is only temporary. Flip is cleverly working towards not playing him by using him at the 2. He looks like a little kid out there. The chances of him succeeding there are minimal. It is pretty clear that Flip will not play him at the point. The same goes for Herrrrrman. If Flip used him at the 3 and 4, he might have to work to play him. If he uses him solely as a 4 then he is behind too many guys to get PT and it is bad luck that he can't play. Plus he got 35 seconds last night and put up zeroes! Agree that this was a perfect game to get everyone in the 1st by giving the clearly listless starters an early rest. I ain't mad at the starters, lulls like this happen. Durant reminded me a little of early LeBron, G2 05 semi-final LeBron. He played into DET's hands by staying outside. When the game was pretty much over, he threw caution to the wind and drove. DET was helpless to stop him. Stuckey's best game in a while.
Why? Because of "the block"? He has been part of the problem when it comes to Detroit being one of the worst in the league at limiting dribble penetration, he has never been part of the solution, no matter how many times Ben and Rasheed made guys Tay has guarded think twice about driving the lane. And point guard skills? Please.When Tayshaun can bring it up against moderate pressure without turning his back to the defenders to protect the ball....we'll talk. That's one habit LB could never discourage Tay from sticking to.
Why live in the far distant past? If we were going back to the most recent playoffs we would have to put Tay in the background with his arms over his head....running away. Then and only then would we be summing up that matchup truthfully.
What? This doesn't make sense to me. The team was way more effective with AJ and Max out there last night then with either Sheed or Dice (or both) on the floor, so Flip stuck with what was working after finding the right combo, which is pretty much what we've always criticized him for NOT doing. How can that be fairly characterized as "just the other side of the coin"? Was he supposed to shuttle Sheed and Dice back in just to keep things fresh?
Did you notice that Flip put him in on defense and then subbed Jarvis back in when we got the ball back? I was thinking that too, except I can't really include Lindsey or Samb. They may do well or they may not, but I'd be hesitant to put them in a real game. I know Lindsey won't make a fool of himself, but he gambles on defense, sucks on O, and has a lot of rust right now. Samb could possibly make of a fool of himself or he could block 5 shots. We haven't seen enough to know for sure. One other thing. This was in reference to Flip Saunders' gameplan: That is why I don't like the concept of having a "pure" point guard who doesn't score. Good teams will cheat off of him and take away the passing. Flip's strategy was very good in this respect and I'm pleased to know that he actually details a strategy for the bench to have success too.
I think the criticisms of Flip is that he always went back to the starters regardless of if the bench played well. Yes, AJ and Max did well last night. To me though, Flip leaves people out who are going well for too long like it will never end. They can all play.
I guess Mark Jackson was a horrible PG then... Magic did that quite a bit as well Getting fairly irate with you at this point. You are saying he isn't a vastly superior defender than Hermann who moves laterally like a 4, and Hayes who is a god awful defender. Damn I hope this is a joke. Is that just as much because C$ is slower than most PG's and if you have one iota of strength you can body Rip off you and get to the rack at will?
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I do think that several of the locations will become revolving doors. I think the Lager House as well as the Holy Grail will make it without much of an issue. I don't know about Toby Keith's bar or about Johnny Rockets. Rockets food isn't all that impressive and its priced pretty high. When Ruth Chris and Wine Guy Biestro open up they will have a bunch of options and it should draw more of a crowd down there. I just don't know if that many restaurants will make it in that area. One thing that I think needs to change is on non game days they can't charge $10 to park. Thats a little steep if you ask me considering you can eat in most places without paying to park and the Levee is about half the price.
Their claim of 200 beers on tap may be an exaggeration but it's at least 150. They have a big windowed room with all the kegs visible and then run the lines via stainless steel pipes to a massive ring of taps in the center of an island bar. It's pretty cool how they integrate the beer lines into the decor of the place.
My only concern is that there will be overlap between the Yard House and the Lager House. They're similar experiences (both quite good) at the same price point.
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1. Another chain restaurant for the Banks.
2. Another "Casual American" style pub.
I get that, in this economy, you're going to have a tough time luring any place to a development that isn't backed by a national brand... but at the same time, it'd be nice to see some different dining choices. If you're going to offer chain dining found any number of places, at least try to have some variety. You've got this place, Moerlein and the forthcoming Crave that will have pretty much the same type of menu.
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My idea for a restaurant would be in the style of a local German kneipe/gaststube. The menu would include some German standards folks are familiar with, but also have some Austro-Hungarian/Czech/Northern Italian fare as well. I'd work with a local butcher to get a selection of sausages as authentic to the German originals as possible. The restaurant would have a beer garden for good weather and a grill open to the street, where I would sell sausages on house-baked rolls to those walking by on their way to the game. Beyond just the standard bratwurst, I'd offer kaesekrainers, bosnas/currywurst, weisswurst, and other such street food typical of Germany and Austria.
Once that restaurant is successful, I would go for the real Authentic German experience and open up a Doner Kebab next door.
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I do think that some kind of unique restaurant would really be cool at the banks. I think it would be very cool to have something unique and local down at the banks. Some of the best restaurants in the city are small local joints that have no other locations. There is a deli over in Mt Lookout on Observatory that is a very cool concept that I think would work down on the banks. Its more of an European style where you get deli sandwhiches and such. You get some thing like that and enable people to go over to a park and eat and you could have a great restaurant.
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Actually my German food experience was from Munich which I found pretty disgusting. But German McDonalds makes one hell of a double cheesburger, a little pricey though. It was only for a short period of time but I found the food to be bland and foul smelling in general.
I like competition. Right now I'd be hesitant to go to Lager House on a Reds game night for fear of the crowds but if the Yard House were there, I'd head down and go there if Lager House was packed
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Overclockers will gravitate to the AI Tweaker section. It's here that you'll be able to adjust every CPU, memory, and power setting you've ever heard of, and frankly a lot of settings you haven't heard of!
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Twenty thousand dollars: it's a nice round figure and for many years I've always thought of it as the right amount to buy a pretty good car. Well away from banger status but not enough to spark a sense of dread about depreciation.
Case in point: for less than $20k you can buy a 2009 Toyota Corolla with less than 60,000km on the clock. That would be a fantastic little car: decent to drive, utterly reliable and still very modern. But a bit dull.
Here at Driven, that got us thinking. Nobody likes to feel dull, so exactly how much automotive glamour can you acquire with $20k? You might be surprised. We were. The list could go on and on, but we've limited ourselves to five, a good mix of sports and family, luxury and city cars. None too obvious, definitely nothing dull.
Will a $20k glamour car be less reliable and more expensive to maintain than that 2009 Corolla? Almost certainly. But that's not the point. We make just one guarantee: that cars of the make, model and age listed below really exist for $20k, because we found them.
There had to be an Alfa Romeo, right? The 159 had its faults but a lack of style certainly wasn't one of them. It ceased production in 2012 after six years but still looks sensational. It certainly made the Audi A4, BMW 3-series and Mercedes-Benz C-class of the day look a bit dowdy.
The 159 punches way above its weight in the price-to-image ratio. Opt for a diesel one - there were also four-cylinder and V6 petrol versions - and you might even end up with something that's easy on the fuel.
Even when you're talking about a brand new one, the 500 offers an outrageous amount of glamour and credibility for the money.
The model hasn't changed greatly since it was launched in 2007, so step back a few years and you'll find our budget here buys a pretty smart retro Fiat that will certainly impress the neighbours. It's a little car with a lot of Italian chic.
Saab and glamour: okay, they don't always go together. But it has always had a certain timeless style and it's still highly prized among people with fashionable glasses and high IQs. Driving one might actually make you appear smarter.
Our budget buys a pretty decent 9-3 and if you can find one, go for the SportCombi wagon. With the 9-3, Saab made a misguided attempt to take on the luxury establishment by making the car a sedan, but the SportCombi carried plenty of styling cues from the 1970s hatchbacks.
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Acceptance-related activities in local high schools?
Original post made by Tom Cushing, Danville, on Oct 2, 2010
With media attention focused on the Clementi suicide at Rutgers, I wonder what is the current state of school policy and student activities in that regard in our local high schools? I am hopeful that all kinds of "tolerance"-related outlets will be available for a whole range of differences -- at least until that hoped-for, happy day when they're no longer needed.
I'm aware that this topic on an anonymous board may bring out the lifestylers and gay-agenda fearmongers, so I will use my given name, and hope other responders will follow suit. One thing I know is that tragedies like young Mr. Clementi's leap Can happen here, and shouldn't.
So, what's going on hereabouts? Thanks for information.
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a resident of Danville
on Oct 2, 2010 at 10:05 am
Rutgers University was certainly negligent in their dormitory room assignment, and therefore also partially responsible for the homosexual student's suicide. Why was a known homosexual assigned to live in a young man's college dormitory room in the first place? A young college girl would never be assigned nor asked to share a dormitory room with a young college man. Individuals with different sexual desires should never be housed together for obvious reason. Extremely poor judgment was utilized on the part of Rutgers. Not all young college men are fully equipped to deal with the embarrassment and social stigma of having a known homosexual assigned to live with them in the close quarters of a college environment.
Rutgers should certainly revisit their flawed policy of mixing individuals with different sexual orientation/desires together in the same dormitory room. There are girl bathrooms and boys bathrooms for a reason, the same is to be said for girl dorm rooms and boy dorm rooms.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 2, 2010 at 1:52 pm
If we are to waste precious school time, money, and resources with a program "supporting" gay rights, than we will also have to waste precious school time, money, and resources in "supporting" every other group that demands equal time, such as religious, political, and racial groups. How about just one program that supports "the golden rule", to treat everyone with respect the way you would want to be treated. We need to let the schools get back to teaching basic subjects, like math, science, english, and history, and stop giving in to every special interest group demanding a special program for their group. "The golden rule" program should be sufficient to address the need for students to be respectful to everyone, and cause less controversy in having it appear that the schools are promoting any special life style.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 2, 2010 at 4:07 pm
@"American:" While a school policy is not a course that diverts class time from other subjects, and most student activities are also conducted outside of class time, and providing support to a kid in-need is not the same as "supporting gay rights," I do think the Golden Rule is an excellent place to start.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 2, 2010 at 7:20 pm
Tom Cushing: I agree with you that what happened to the student at Rutgers is horrible, and I hope the roomate who secretly taped the incident and put it on the internet is criminally charged with invasion of privacy, I do have concerns with mandatory school programs during school hours that "support" gay rights. If you are simply talking about an after school program for people who support a particular cause, I have no problem with that. I would also support a short program during school hours that simply teaches the golden rule of treating all people, regardless of race, religion, sexual preferance, etc the way you would want to be treated. However, if our district implemented a program that some liberal districts implemented,with mandatory teaching during school hours of a program that supports gay rights, such as the book of "my two dads", I think many parents, including myself, would pull our children out of the district and send them to private schools.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 4, 2010 at 7:17 am
What I am most seeking is information about what is, in fact, happening in the schools to set the limits of acceptable behavior (policy), and give students a chance to organize and advocate, consistent with those policies.
I'm not trying to pick a fight here, but it seems to me that once someone advocates for the Golden Rule, then the teaching examples of the Rule's application in real life circumstances should be relevant.
These recent well-publicized suicides, and the many, many others that preceded them before this issue got on the media radar, suggest such relevance -- not exclusive relevance, but relevance nonetheless -- together with many other immutable characteristics that traditionally form the bases for intolerant, unacceptable behaviors.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 5, 2010 at 6:39 am
Add another high school acceptance-related activity to your list. Last week seven Alhambra HS freshman football players hazed a teammate, [portion removed] The boy was taped up around the legs, [portion removed] The boys involved were all suspended, [portion removed]
It seems that despite the homosexual acceptance training at schools, students are still turned off by certain types of people.
Can we actually change or alter human nature?
a resident of Danville
on Oct 5, 2010 at 7:56 am
I personally find bullying behavior unacceptable in any fashion. I don't care if the person is "different" (race/looks/sexual orientation, whatever) they are still human. It is NEVER okay to hurt someone for the amusement or ego stroking of someone else. We need a zero tolerance policy...and that means that PARENTS have to step up as well. If we have people thinking that hurting someone else is okay because we don't like them, kids pick up on that and behave accordingly. Perhaps we should simply punish the perpetrators so heavily that it simply isn't worth their time to be mean. I don't think there is much use in appealing to someone's better nature if they do not have one.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 5, 2010 at 10:55 am
The SRV Times reported that hazing incident this morning, but declined to include much about its motivation.
I agree with CS and becky that there may be something intolerant in "human nature." I also think, though, that that's a Starting Point, rather than an endpoint. Values and ethics may/may not be inherent in the same way, but they can be -- and are -- developed over time and training (and at every age, methinks).
Policies against bullying may run afoul of some folks' "can't legislate morality" dictum -- but I think there's ample evidence in cognitive dissonance research that that's just not true (witness the accelerated pace, if incomplete results, of racial harmonization since passage of the Civil Rights Act in 1964, fer instance).
I'd also go so far as to suggest that the schools should play a role in enforcing policy and training ethics. The 3Rs are important, but I have lived to a pretty ripe age without Ever having to calculate the area under the curve, or use a cosign [sic] for anything other than my kids' checks.
There. Maybe that'll get the conversation going.
a resident of Alamo
on Oct 6, 2010 at 6:28 am
The social pressure, back-stabbing, and general "mean-ness" my daughter experienced in grammar school lead to her request to attend The Athenian School. A required course for new kids there is called "Life Skills". It extols the virtues kindness and tolerance. It's refreshing to see how those kids interact with each other and he respect that they give to each other. Equally refreshing is that the school is intolerant of "mean kids" behavior. I hear the stories of social pressure and "mean kids" behavior at... especially Monte Vista... and am thrilled to have been able to provide my child a truly first class middle school and high school experience away from the public system.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 6, 2010 at 9:06 am
Where I think it's great that schools have different clubs to support different interests as well as sexual preference; where both my husband are advocates for support is at home.
Teaching your children respect and "the golden rule" starts at home as does most everything else. We as parents set the standard for our children and "do as I say, not as I do" just doesn't cut it.
Raising ethical, accepting and appreciative children is our job, not the schools.
(we have two children; one at Los Cerros and the other at Monte Vista).
a resident of Danville
on Oct 7, 2010 at 8:11 am
It occurred to me that this entry has received a lot of page views, some of which may be from kids-at-risk or their loved ones. So I thought I'd post a link to the "It Gets Better Project" website, containing testimonials from folks for whom it did.
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In a recent column, Dan Savage also posted a link to a related resource site: the Make It Better Project: Web Link
a resident of Danville
on Oct 7, 2010 at 3:40 pm
While each and every student must be treated fairly and with integrity, I really do not believe it is the public school's duty to teach anything about this subject. It is a moral issue and should be taught in the home and at the house of worship of your choice.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 7, 2010 at 4:16 pm
Thanks Tom - great idea to post those wonderful resources.
Sally, we need schools to understand the need for tolerance and acceptance, and to support these fundamental truths that are (hopefully) being taught in the home. Like Tom, my kids went to both MVHS and SRVHS and were involved in the Gay Straight Alliance at their schools and continue to stand for the rights of all. I could not be more proud. I believe that some of their classmates were guided in to better understanding these issues in the school settings as their home environment was not one of tolerance. I think if schools can be a resource in this way, I would wholeheartedly support that.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 11, 2010 at 10:32 am
Here are a few further links that may humanize the issues:
Suicides Prompt rethinking of anti-bullying policies/controversy: Web Link
More on the It Gets Better website: Web Link
Pitts on on incivility in general: Web Link
Comment on Facebook, regarding difficulty within the local schools (as well as apples, their trees and the distance between -- reprinted with permission):
Sierra Cushing: At SRVHS we did not have much teacher support for the acceptance issue. My friend started the gay straight alliance and was met with so much resistance that it took over a year and a name change to get it going when it should have taken a month or so. That was in the early 2000's. Several teachers also refused to post signs that the abuse/harassment would not be tolerated. We need to get teachers AND parents involved in tolerance.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 11, 2010 at 6:21 pm
Good stuff here, Tom. Thank you.
a resident of San Ramon
on Oct 13, 2010 at 9:01 am
I think the article by Mr Pitts is spot on. What if Mr Clementi were not gay but still videoed with a woman? Does that make it any less cruel? I don't think so. The point is not that these people are gay or straight. The point is they were not treated as human beings. That is the bigger issue. I think the notion that it's "human nature" isn't really valid. We have a moral compass and you can't tell me bullies don't know what they are doing is wrong. They may be acting out personal problems but there's little doubt that on some level this young man's roomates knew it was a wrong and hurtful act. Objectifying people seems to be getting easier and easier. It's "just a YouTube" video? Not when it ruins a life.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 14, 2010 at 2:06 pm
I would not support spending more time and money on this subject; only because (as mentioned above) developing character starts and ends in the home.
Parents need to be good roles ALL OF THE TIME. I do believe that most, if not all, of the SRVUSD schools have programs to teach children to treat others with respect. Our schools need to focus on educating not changing family values.
Personally, I teach my children that certain life styles are not right for our family, but to be kind and loving to all of God's creations.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 15, 2010 at 9:45 am
Hi Marie:
You seem to have chosen the heterosexual lifestyle for yourself and your family. If your own choice wasn't conscious, can you conceive of another of God's creatures for whom that choice was equally unconscious, and different from yours? And what if that child of God is also your child? Can you imagine the depth of turmoil and despair in that child who is trained that s/he "isn't right for her family?"
I think that kid may be the kind of person who will be fortunate if s/he later learns that character development does not have to "end in the home." That's exactly the kind of kid for whom support from outside the confines of family philosophy may spell the difference between a life of self-love or -loathing -- or even life or death. To the extent that policy support is provided to kids who are the object of adolescent bullying, I think that support must be extended to include sexual orientation, and be enforced.
I certainly agree with you about kindness and loving all God's creatures, but I don't think you can go partway down that road. I think that means accepting every inherent characteristic of that other creation. Dismissing homosexuality as a "lifestyle" is a comforting fallacy, I believe, that allows well-meaning folks to take refuge in the "hate the sin/love the sinner" mantra.
But what if homosexuality is neither a sin – nor a choice?
a resident of Danville
on Oct 15, 2010 at 10:26 pm
We all know in our heart of hearts as rational thinking human beings that homosexuality is indeed a lifestyle choice that represents a degradation of moral decency. However, although we understand the act of homosexuality to be completely repulsive and sickening, we as respecting human beings should extend, not acceptance, but compassion to these individuals by not teasing or harassing homosexuals.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 16, 2010 at 6:36 am
No, we don't -- but thanks for sharing the retrograde view, CS.
Clearly, not everyone who seeks comfort in the 'lifestyle' artifice is 'well-meaning.'
a resident of Danville
on Oct 18, 2010 at 3:37 pm
I've been poking around the interwebs and they have provided some further resources:
Article from San Diego on progress apparently being made there: Web Link
State Department of Education pamphlet "Bullying at School:" Web Link
Fact Sheet on Student Civil Rights Act (SB777) eff. 1/1/2008, from its sponsor: Web Link
Sample anti-bullying policy from St Dept of Education: Web Link
Apropos of the latter, does anyone know whether SRVUSD has adopted such a policy? Thanks for any information.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 23, 2010 at 9:44 am
Homnosexuality is wrong, and promoting homosexuality is wrong.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 23, 2010 at 2:29 pm
In my view, CN, homosexuality is neither right nor wrong, it just "is" -- very much like heterosexuality just "is." As such, it needs no promotion. What it still does need, obviously, is for folks who aren't gay to either accept the difference, or at least mind their own business.
In your earlier post, you focused on the plumbing and the 'yuck' factor you seem to associate with homosex. Do you remember the movie Summer of '42? You remind me of the adolescent who found a marital manual and exclaimed: "MY parents never did THAT!" If that's you, then maybe there's hope that "it'll get better" for you, too. If not, then please see the end of paragraph one.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 23, 2010 at 6:50 pm
Homosexuality has several natural evolutionary signals that communicate to the human that one should refrain. The odor of solid waste being just one, HIV/AIDS another. Promoting unsafe sexual behavior in schools, such as homosexuality, is not healthy, nor should it be accepted.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 24, 2010 at 8:49 am
Okay, CN -- where to start? I guess, first and foremost, I am grateful that sexual activity need not be limited to "evolutionary" purposes and processes.
Second, and as delicately as I can, you are aware (aren't you?) that, by the numbers, heterosexuals "commit" many more anti-evolutionary sexual acts than their gay counterparts (those acts defined as the ones not involving much procreative potential)? Human beings have always been remarkably resourceful in that regard, it seems -- they need very little promotion to be themselves, and discouragement just doesn't work, ever.
Third, I guess we can agree that safe sex is a good thing. Beers all around!
But fourth, safe sex needn't be achieved by forcing a significant minority of the adult population into closets to serve the prejudices and emotional sensibilities of some shrinking portion of the sexual majority. Indeed, if it's safety you're seeking, then it ought to be promoted to everyone's benefit.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 24, 2010 at 12:23 pm
An evolutionary biological signal communicates or warns humans to refrain from certain behavior or action. If homosexuality was a desired natural behavior from a homosapien evolutionary standpoint, solid waste or feces would attract our olfactory receptors.
For conversation sake, the word homosapien derives from Latin "homo" for earth, ground, or soil, as in the word humus. Perhaps even carrying an associated biblical connotation as the name Adam in Hebrew refers to "red clay" or "red earth" to which Adam was supposedly born from God.
Secondly, Latin "sapien" is related to several English words that refer to wisdom (sage), discernment (sapient), and taste (savor).
Supposedly early man evolved and developed through their ability to discern (make self-beneficial and wise decisions) through their taste and smell receptors, which is how we obtained our name or label, homosapien.
Therefore, if homosexuality was a desired natural behavior from a homosapien evolutionary standpoint, solid waste or feces would attract our olfactory receptors, not repulse our senses.
I would hope that you would at least consider respecting the opinion and viewpoint of people that do not agree with the homosexual adgenda in our schools, community, and society.
Perhaps, by chance, our viewpoint is just a valid as the homosexual's.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 25, 2010 at 9:51 am
I'm sorry, CN, I've tried, but you're asking me to step way out on a flimsy limb to justify social discrimination against a whole group of people because, what -- one item on everyone's available sexual menu is messy? That is a particularly nasty brand of sophistry that deserves no dignity whatsoever.
One could as "scientifically" ask why evolution placed nerve cells in that neck o' the woods -- recall Mark Twain's quip about over-rated and under-rated pleasures? I don't happen to agree, but it can be found here: Web Link I think he may have been doing it wrong, but I digress.
Anyway, to use your brand of pseudo-science to justify an animus against gays is self-deceiving, at the very best. It deserves no "respect." If that's the best you can do, then I completely understand your use of a pseudonym on this board.
In other news, a week ago I wrote to Terry Koehne, Community Relations officer of SRVUSD, to ask that he come here and clarify the Actual state of District policy as regards the Actual Subject of this thread. He has not done so yet.
If anyone else wants to inquire, here is his District email: email@example.com
a resident of Danville
on Oct 25, 2010 at 4:15 pm
Thanks for making your unyielding position on homosexuality in schools public, it is either your way or the highway! End of discussion.
a resident of Danville
on Oct 26, 2010 at 10:41 am
In my view, not all ideas are created equal, but all people are.
Here's an interesting excerpt on the general subject, from Margaret Talbot, in this week's New Yorker:
"....But the more that acceptance wins—and it is winning—the more angry obstructionism we'll see from people who still can't accept it. Clearly, tolerance has hit a few snags, some more serious than others. According to some data, hate crimes targeting gays have increased in the past two years. Certain opponents of same-sex marriage feel emboldened to unleash harsh rhetoric. On October 3rd,
Boyd K. Packer, who, at eighty-six, is the second-highest leader in the Mormon Church, proclaimed, "Some suppose that they were born preset and cannot overcome what they feel are inborn tendencies toward the impure and unnatural." (Beware the hatred-licensing power of words like "impure" and "unnatural.")...."
Here's the full article: Web Link
a resident of Danville
on Nov 10, 2010 at 8:24 am
Just a note to update this conversation, concerning its original purpose:
Last evening, SRVUSD Board of Education conducted its first reading of proposed policies on Positive School Climate and Non-discrimination/Harassment/Anti-bullying. They accepted comments from the community and will further refine these documents for later vote. It's a good start, in my view.
Deniers pls note: "positive school climate" is unrelated to global warming. ;-)
The District website is here: Web Link
a resident of Danville
on Dec 16, 2010 at 8:20 am
Last evening, the SRVUSD Board adopted anti-bullying policies, and will apparently oversee their implementation in ways that will ensure that they does not become unused, feel-good artifacts.
I want to express appreciation for this very important step, taking a stand that can enrich the lives of all District students.
Implementation is the next, equally critical step in the process of giving life to live-and-let-live.
As above, the District website is here: Web Link
The titles of the new policies are as follows:
Policy 5137: Positive School Climate
Policy 5145.3: Student Nondiscrimination /Harassment /Antibullying
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Olomouc is a quiet (and I do mean quiet) little town with a surprising amount around it, though it may only seem this way because of the incredible job the people at the Poet's Corner hostel do. I don't think I've ever had a half hour chat on what to do and where to go with the owner of a hostel immediately on arrival before; unfortunately, the first time I came here it was 10:30 in the evening, the whole trip had been a bit spontaneous (I only had my toothbrush and a cd player with me) following a very long night and all I wanted to do was collapse and relax somewhere that wasn't Prague for a while. Fortunately, I was in a better state on the return visit, and able to take some of it in.
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Another odd thing about Olomouc, given it's size and the general lack of people around on the wekends, is the sheer quantity of bars around the place :) The hostel has an A-Z, listing places under every letter (even Q and X, I think), to give you some idea. I was disappointed not to make it to the aeroplane bar (in an old aeroplane, obviously) but I don't think I've ever been to a bar with a climbing wall before. Great idea, especially after a few beers!
Roznov, not far from Olomouc, is home to an open air museum of the traditional aspects of Moravian life, from the wooden village to the old farming methods used. They really were quite ingenious when it came to using the local streams to power all sorts of labour saving devices. Quite interesting in itself, and a relaxing way to spend a sunday, but there was also a cultural festival of sorts going on while we were there. Touristy, but Czech touristy, so that's okay ;) Lots of people running around in costume and doing traditional dances, made all the more fun by the fact that we had no idea what any of it was actually about, and had to interpret it for ourselves. I particularly enjoyed the 'Dance of the Goat Molester'.
A shame I wasn't able to spend more time here, as it's a great place to unwind for a while, to sit back and do nothing even though there's plenty around. Maybe on the way back through :)