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2011 Spark Energy MAAC Basketball Championship
Canisius (15-14, 9-9 MAAC) vs. Rider (22-9, 13-5 MAAC)
Date: Saturday, March 5, 2011
Time: 10 p.m.
Place: Webster Bank Arena at Harbor Yard - Bridgeport, Conn..
TV: Golden Griffin Broadcast Network
Talent: Doug Sherman (p-x-p) and Rob Kennedy (color)
Video: ESPN3
Audio: Golden Griffin Broadcast Network
Talent: Jay Moran (p-x-p) and Mike Scott (color)
- The Canisius College Golden Griffins start postseason play tonight when the team takes on Rider in the 2011 Spark Energy MAAC Basketball Championship quarterfinal round.
- The Griffs enter this game with a 15-14 overall record and a 9-9 MAAC mark after defeating Loyola 75-58 Feb. 27 on Senior Day in the Koessler Athletic Center.
- Canisius ended the regular season with two-straight wins, while winning five of its last eight and seven of its last 11, dating back to Jan. 23.
- Canisius is the sixth-seed in this year's MAAC Tournament, the first time the Blue and Gold have been the six seed in the conference's postseason event since 1998.
- The Griffs finished the regular season with a 9-9 MAAC record, the first time the team has been .500 or better in conference play since 2000-01.
- The team's 15 wins this year, coupled with the 15 wins last season, makes this the first time since 1995-96 and 1996-97 where the Griffs have won 15 games in back-to-back seasons.
- The Blue and Gold earned a first-round bye by winning two games last weekend - this stands as the program's first bye in the MAAC Tournament since 1999.
- Canisius has one MAAC Tourney win in each of the last six years.
- In the win over Loyola Feb. 27, Canisius overcame an 11-point deficit to post a 75-58 victory. That stands as the largest deficit the Griffs have overcome in a win since Feb. 23, 2008 when the Blue and Gold trailed Albany by 18 before winning 64-60.
- Canisius was credited with 21 assists in the win over Loyola Feb. 27, and the team enters tonight's contest with 39 assists on its last 47 made field goals.
- Senior Greg Logins had a game-high 26 points against Loyola after he knocked down a career-high eight 3-point field goals.
- Senior Elton Frazier became the 32nd player in school history to score 1,000-career points with his baseline jumper at the 19:25 mark of the second half in the win over Loyola.
- Senior Julius Coles is just the fourth player to make 150 career 3-pointers after he drilled one trey in the second half in the team's win over Loyola.
- Rider enters this year's MAAC Tournament as the third seed after the team went 22-9 overall and 13-5 in MAAC play during the regular season.
- The Broncs have won five straight, with their last loss coming Feb. 11, at home to Canisius.
- Senior guard Justin Robinson, who was named First-Team All-MAAC on Monday, leads Rider with his 15.3 points per game, which ranks fourth in the conference.
- Robinson is the MAAC's leader in free-throw shooting percentage (90.2 percent), while ranking second in 3-point field goals made (2.6 per game), third in 3-point field goal percentage (43.8 percent) and sixth in assists per game with 3.9 per contest.
- Junior Novar Gadson and junior Mike Ringgold were honored as All-MAAC honorees earlier this week. The front court duo is averaging 13.6 and 12.6 points per game, respectively.
- Freshman Danny Stewart was named the MAAC's Rookie of the Year after he averaged 7.7 points and 7.3 rebounds per game, which ranked fifth-best in the league.
- As a team, the Broncs enter tonight's game ranked second in the MAAC in scoring average and ninth in the nation in 3-point field goal percentage at 40.5 percent.
- This will be the 34th all-time meeting between these two schools, with Rider holding a 26-7 all-time lead in the series.
- The Griffs and the Broncs split the regular-season series this year, with each team winning on the road.
- Canisius snapped a 13-game losing streak in Rider's Alumni Gym with its road win Feb. 11.
- Rider holds a 2-1 advantage in the three MAAC Tournament meetings between these schools.


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Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho is upset with claims that Spain are based on Barcelona's successful team.
Mourinho insists it is Real which dominate Vicente del Bosque's line-up.
"You speak about Spain and Barcelona but the national team of Spain have five Real Madrid players too," Mourinho stated to reporters.
"I don't know why you would mix that up because those are completely separate things.
"Barcelona was the champion of Spain. And I repeat 'was' the champion of Spain, and nothing more."
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The designers for the New Zealand Olympic team uniform for London have looked to the 1948 London Olympics for inspiration, going for a distinctly vintage look.
The New Zealand Olympic Committee unveiled the team uniform on Thursday, saying the design is a "nod to our proud sporting past".
Unfortunately, New Zealand's seven athletes failed to win any medals at the 1948 Games in post-WWII London.
White piping is the most significant link to 1948.
The uniform was designed by Peak and Rodd & Gunn, and included input from athletes Mahe Drysdale, Nathan Twaddle, Chantal Brunner and Sarah Ulmer.
They provided an athlete's perspective on the look, fit and comfort of the uniform.
The uniform also features for the first time a t-shirt designed by a member of the public.
Wellington's Gareth Gardner beat more than 3500 entries with his Hei Tiki design, which has been adapted for the Olympics.


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@3/4: The population balance of the two states calls for one district to cross the mountains. There's probably a way to draw the lines to include rural Western Washington towns rather than suburbs though.
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Major Sports-Arena Corporation Considering Constructing a World-Class Facility At KeyArena Site
The Seattle Center station for ST3 is perfectly located; the problem is the 2035 completion date. If the city could cut that to 2025 (8 years) that would limit the duration of the traffic impact. The city could also add dedicated transit lanes on Mercer.
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I'm skeptical about making the whole thing a park. I would like to see more connecting roads and more buildings to reknit together the divided city, rather than replacing an admittedly noisy car sewer with a prettier barrier that still leaves neighborhoods divided. However, I realize that the fact most of I-5 is on bridges through downtown makes this hard, and obviously a lid could not support more than mid-rise buildings (because tall buildings require a huge anchor below ground, where the cars would still be).
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Trump's Lead Grows
The danger is way too great. I hope they choose the best of a bad bunch, and then the Democrats win anyway. That's pretty much happened in 2012 and 2008 with Romney and McCain. The Republicans usually pick their most electable option. It's just an indictment of how bad they are that Rubio's the best they've got. And from a Democratic perspective, better him winning than any of the rest of them.
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The majority of terrorist attacks in the US and abroad are not conducted in the name of any religion. (See
) The vast majority of either religious or non-religious people do not commit acts of terrorism. The problem is not religion. The problem is terrorism. I say all of this as an atheist.
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It's hard to believe I once thought this team would win 10 straight after going 0-2. I think they may be a 9-7 team and not a 7-9 team, which still probably isn't enough for the playoffs. They'll lose to Arizona the second time, and to Minnesota. I think the other games are all winnable, but they've lost several games they should have won so far, so they could easily find a way to lose 2 more. Pittsburgh? St. Louis a second time? Who knows.
"I like football a lot more than I'd like to" definitely captures my mood during and after this game.
Oct 6, 2015
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I think the Seahawks can keep winning with a thin offense and incredible defense, even against good teams. My real concern with the offensive line is not so much that they suck, but that the amount they suck forces Russell Wilson to take a lot of chances and a lot of hits. I'm worried he's either going to suffer a bad career-ending injury on one of each game's 4 or 5 sacks or 10 other big hits, or he's just going to accumulate damage to his body and train such that we're lucky to get more than a couple years out of him even if he avoids the big injury that could come at any time. If he plays like a running back, his longevity is going to look like a running back. And without Russell Wilson, even this defense wouldn't be able to avoid 10 or more losses each season.
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Last week I said that they would likely be 0-2, but that I saw them winning the next 10. I'm going to stick with that prediction. Then they'll hit a rough patch and lose a couple of the last four games, ending 12-4. My guess is they make the NFC championship game but not the Superbowl.
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I feel oddly OK about this loss too. I mean, the defense gave up 34 points, but aside from a handful of plays (that Kam would have helped prevent), they seemed to play well. And while 9 sacks or whatever doesn't speak well for the offensive line and the new center bobbled the ball way too many times, the team scored 31 points, which is hardly the sign of an offense in trouble. The stats and the subjective experience of the play and the score did not all line up with each other. I think if you ran this same game in 100 identical parallel universes, the Hawks would have won 60 or 70 of them.
Greenbay, though. I think it's a second loss, much soul-searching, and then like a ten-game winning streak.
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Chris Raabe Crowned 358 Modified Series Champion by Clayton Johns BROCKVILLE, Ont. — Oct. 14, 2016 – Erick Rudolph took the lead from Carey Terrance with four laps remaining to earn his fourth DIRTcar 358 Modified Series victory of the season at Brockville Ontario Speedway's 1000 Islands RV Centre Northeast Fall Nationals on Friday night. Rudolph started 17th for the 100-lap main event and methodically moved his way forward before settling into second on lap 87 and challenging Terrance for the point before leading the final four laps for the …Read More »
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Oct. 6, 2015 – "Everybody wants to win the last race here," says Super DIRTcar Series competitor Pat Ward of Genoa, N.Y. "Everybody's coming with the best they've got." For Ward, 57, coming with your best stuff to the NAPA Super DIRT Week "Finale at the Fairgrounds" that runs Wednesday through Sunday includes having his Gypsum Express No. 42p Big-Block Modified painted and vinyl lettered in the motif his father "Bud" displayed when he raced in 1970s. "When Larry (LJL Racing teammate Larry Wight) brought these panels …Read More »
Raabe survives Morin's late bid for 358-Modified Mohawk checkers
1st DIRTcar 358 Modified Series win for Ontario driver HOGANSBURG, NY – September 18, 2015 – Chris Raabe of Napanee, ON, won the DIRTcar 358 Modified Series Frenchie's Chevrolet 75 by a car-length over fast-closing Gage Morin at Mohawk International Raceway Friday. The victory was the first of Raabe's 358 Modified Series career. After starting on the pole and leading the first 16 laps, Raabe was overtaken by Billy Dunn, who set fast time in qualifying. He regained the lead for keeps on lap 47 when Dunn's engine came apart. …Read More »
DIRTcar Announces 2015 NAPA Super DIRT Week 'Finale at the Fairgrounds' October 7-11
Premier dirt track event will move in 2016 to new location after celebrating more than 100 years of racing at the New York State Fairgrounds SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Sept. 1, 2015 – DIRTcar Racing announced today this year's NAPA Super DIRT Week, Oct. 7-11, will be the "Finale at the Fairgrounds" in Syracuse before moving to a new venue in 2016 following the State of New York's announcement to remove the grandstands and mile-oval as part of the New York State Fairgrounds renovations. "We thank the fans for …Read More »
Desjardins wins DIRTcar NE Sportsman Series 50 at Drummond
1st 2015 DIRTcar NE Series win for point leader DRUMMONDVILLE, QC – July 20, 2015 – Mathieu Desjardins of Sorel-Tracy, Quebec defended his home turf and collected his first win on the DIRTcar Sportsman tour at Autodrome Drummond to extend his points lead. ''The car was great and it is really special to finally win a DIRTcar tour race at home'' stated Desjardins in the winner circle. ''A win, a second and third, it is a great way to start and defend my title.'' Martin Pelletier grabbed the early lead …Read More »
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Gino Clair wires Granby field, Hebert on top at RPM Drummondville, QC – July 5, 2015 – Gino Clair of St. Edmond, QC and David Hebert of St-Damase, QC posted DIRTcar 358-Modified Starter Series wins over the holiday weekend at Autodrome Granby and Le RPM Speedway, respectively. Clair led all 50 laps at Autodrome Granby to earn his first win of the season. He built a comfortable lead over Gabriel Richer and Dominic Dufault, as they battled for second. Clair's big lead vanished when a caution was thrown on lap …Read More »
Guaranteed Syracuse spot for 358 Mods up for grabs at Ransomville
Battle of the Border July 1 is a DIRTcar 358 Modified Starter Series event WEEDSPORT, N.Y. – June 28, 2015 – The highest 358 Modified finisher in Ransomville Speedway's 6th Annual Battle of the Border Wednesday, July 1 – a combination Big-Block and 358 Modified race paying $5,200-to-win – will become the fourth driver this season to earn a guaranteed spot in the Super DIRT Week XLIV 358 Modified 150 at Syracuse Fairgrounds October 10. Erick Rudolph of Ransomville, N.Y. Billy Dunn of Watertown, N.Y. and David Hebert of St. …Read More »
DIRTcar Pro Stock Series moves to Fonda
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Warner Outduels Desjardins for DIRTcar Sportsman Victory at Can-Am Motorsports Park
LaFARGEVILLE, N.Y. – June 3, 2015 – Rocky Warner and Mathieu Desjardins waged a 35-lap green-to-checkers, wheel-to-wheel duel on Wednesday night at Chapman's Can-Am Motorsports Park in the DIRTcar Sportsman Modified main event with Warner eventually grabbing the checkered flag. Desjardins actually pulled out front in the early going before Warner was able to retake the point as the leaders were in heavy lapped traffic. Warner eventually drove to the win. Jessica Power charged forward to finished third with Dave Marcuccilli and Brad Rouse rounding out the top five. DIRTcar …Read More »
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Anyone for obama is against America. Nuff said.
Before Obama was elected I saw through him he did not wear our flag on his suit nor saluted
our flag. It has been a downward decline ever since. This Lady God Bless her is right on
with her 5 points why Obama and his team should not be re-elected. I could write a composition
on many more reasons not to vote for Obama but her 5 hit home. Please before it's to late, we
will not have another chance to save our beautiful America do not vote for Obama. Besides
Obamacare which will take over our rights and what else is in the bill? We don't know, don't
take a chance and vote for this guy again, be smart and vote for Mr. Romney. God Bless
We are DOOMED IF barak is re-elected
god will smile upon this woman for her eyes have opened….thank god
These pukes should be swinging from the gallows, what complete, unAmerican pieces of shit!!!
Obama is gonna win because Mitt ROMNEY flip flops and acts retarded…when giving his statement…being a republican I can't see Mitt winning…sorry…God is in control anyway…we will see come November! 1st hes pro life then hes well except rape and incest.
Romney is not perfect, but Obama is 10,000 times worse! Obama will finish this country off if he wins 4 more years! Don't do it! Vote for Romney-Ryan, our only hope!
rape and incest are totally different than having sex willfully. if you made a choice, you need to suffer the consequences…and denying a being an unalienable right (life) should not be an option.
oh brother these retards are so brainwashed seriously, only retards think that supporting a republican is going to change anything. real americans are independant! stop supporting the two party system.
You should watch the clip you're commenting on. Soros DOES NOT support Romney. He says he's considered a "traitor to his class" because of it.
What a load of crap. This woman, in fact this entire site, is spouting nothing but lies and fear-mongering. She, and you, should be ashamed of yourselves. Whether you vote for Romney, Obama, Ron Paul, or (like me) for the Green Party, you should base those votes on actual facts and ignore this kind of insane tripe.
there is much documented facts about obama, see the movie obama 2012, occupiers unmasked, read the book the amateur by ed kline, dreams from my father, check them out and be prepared!
It's one thing to have an opinion, but yet another to make up hateful "facts" against a duly-elected President of the United States, whose main "crime" seems to be passage of a national health plan. And where is this promised polite discussion of ideas that is considerate of others, which is your stated policy..
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Which "hateful 'facts'" are UNTRUE?
All these politics are a bunch of crap. Give this country over to Pee Wee Herman!
These ass clowns running now have no clue what to do with the mess this country is in. All they can possible hope for is that the problems will either go away by themselves or hope for a war where they can wipe the slate clean.
I see a new world order coming into effect soon. People are just fed up with all these political games and no end in site. A war within the country is not too far away. People are just fed up with being pushed around by leaders who only fill their own pockets with money and gains. I really don't see and positive future in site, it just gets worse.
Obama is a monster.
Wait a minute… I though America wants to promote homosexuality… don't we need 4 more years of Yobama and Closet Clooney fund raisers to make that happen. If Obama isn't re-elected people might start saying "Muslim terrorists" again when Muslim terrorist are responsible for killing people… I though America wants to blame that on youtube posted videos instead. I thought America wants to tax the rich to pay for frivillous give aways like the Yabama phone. If he isn't re-elected, nobody is going to do that. So what does America really want?
The populace does not elect the President. In fact, the President is not ELECTED, the President is SELECTED. So vote all you want to the decision has already been made at Bilderberg and Bohemian Grove.
I hope there are more Dems or undecideds out there that have come to their senses like this woman has. WE NEED EVERY VOTE TO WIN OUR COUNTRY BACK!
A very astute friend of mine, to whom I sent this video, asked me who created this video. She said that it did not look like an amateur video, but looks like it was professionally done.
So, I went on a search and found out that Janet Porter IS president of Faith2Action AND I also found this….
"She also flip-flopped over McCain, at first saying only "sheep" would vote for McCain over Huckabee, then putting on her Little Bo Peep costume to guide the sheep over to McCain's corner after endorsing him when he secured the nomination."
watching the clip of the President on The View is misleading, it has been edited to seem as though he blew the question off, and that is not the case. If this isn't represented correctly then, what else isn't?
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Christopher Bailey, the successor to the Burberry throne, today unveiled his team to allay City fears about his lack of executive experience.
Bailey — who will take over as chief executive and chief creative officer next year when current chief Angela Ahrendts leaves for Apple — has assembled a fresh reporting structure to help him in the new role.
His role was announced last month and shares in the luxury goods giant fell amid concerns about his ability to run both the creative and corporate side of the business.
Currently chief creative officer, Bailey has been at the group for 13 years and worked with Ahrendts for eight. He today announced the creation of a new structure and promoted Luc Goidadin, who has been at Burberry for 12 years, to the newly created role of chief design officer.
Analysts were appeased with the news and HSBC's Erwan Rambourg said: "What counts is bench. By nominating a new chief design officer and simplifying the reporting structure, he is minimising what some see as key man risk. There are only 24 hours a day, he needs to rely on senior managers within the team."
The new structure — which includes three reporting lines of product, regions, and operations and finance — comes as Burberry revealed a solid set of first-half results. The coats-to-handbags brand reported a half-year profit of £174 million — up £1 million on the previous year. Total sales jumped 17% to £1.03 billion boosted by online sales.
Bailey said the group is "brilliantly positioned" and has "fuel in the tank" to grow. Ahrendts defended the timing of her departure and said: "Burberry has never been stronger and Christopher has never been more ready. This will go down as the greatest succession move in the sector."
The City reacted positively today with shares ahead more than 2.5%. Ahrendts said the group continues to focus on overseas markets by taking control of licences and opening company owned stores.
New store locations include Japan and Thailand. She said its new beauty division also remains a focus for growth with further investment to be made after its success with its latest fragrance launch.
Another British fashion success story, Ted Baker, revealed a 24% increase in group sales to £77.1 million and said overseas expansion continues with stores in Abu Dhabi, Singapore and Turkey. Oriel Securities said: "Despite a lofty valuation, the shares remain firmly on our Buy list."
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PlayStation 3 developer Deank has yet another update to his multifunctional PlayStation 3 backup manager multiMAN. Version 04.10.00 brings support for those with a broken Blu-Ray drive. However, in order to use this, one needs a jailbroken PS3 running Rebug 4.21 REX custom firmware while using DEX mode. Additional support includes PS1 disc backups, direct disc access, flashing 256MB NAND *.EID0.NANDBIN backups. Included in the download are the following tools. Rebug Toolbox 02.00.00, C2D, Openssl and DUMMY_BDEMU.rar
multiMAN 04.10.00:
- Added full support for 4.21REX (REBUG) firmware
- Added support for 4.21REX in DEX full mode (DEX flash + DEX lv2 kernel)
- Added support for PS1 disc backups for 4.21REX CFW in DEX/DEX mode
- Added support for direct-disc-access for 4.21REX CFW in DEX/DEX mode (data CD/DVD/BD discs)
- Added support for flashing 256MB NAND *.EID0.NANDBIN backups
- Users with broken BD drives can use 4.21REX in DEX mode with fake BDEMU stick/image for 100% game compatibility
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you're using DEX mode in 4.21REX, use this CEX version of mM (do not install the reguar DEX mM which is only for official dex firmwares).
This package also includes:
- Rebug Toolbox 02.00.00
- c2d + openssl
- DUMMY_BDEMU.rar
It is to help users with broken BD-ROM drives (which have a working logic board and married to the PS3). A lot of games have issues when started from /app_home or using "Direct Boot", that's why this is the BEST solution for such users. You will have to be on 4.21CFW REBUG (REX) with DEX Target ID flash and DEX LV2 Kernel (full DEX MODE).
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Remember that one spring break back in college, when you and a bunch of buddies went to Fort Lauderdale? And you had booked the cheapest hotel in town, because you figured, hey, IŌĆÖll be too busy partying to care what the place looks like? And it had a pool, so how bad could it be? And you got there, and found a squarish, whitewashed place with flaking paint, tired-looking palm trees and cracked tiles that looked like it had weathered one hurricane too many?
Well, that hotel has been shipped brick-by-worn-out-brick down to the Galapagos, where it has been rebuilt and renamed the Ninfa. Right down to the sagging hammocks and broken pool table, itŌĆÖs all there.
Now, IŌĆÖm not saying this is a bad place. On the contrary, by Galapagos standards, itŌĆÖs not a bad deal in the mid-price range. IŌĆÖm just saying you shouldnŌĆÖt buy the ŌĆ£high-class luxury hotelŌĆØ line that youŌĆÖll get from their official websites and literature.
The pool is quite nice, and Hotel Ninfa is a good option for families on a budget. ItŌĆÖs well located, and the reception area is nice. Rooms have air conditioning and hot water.
The Ninfa owns a small ship and package tours are available.
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The NCTCC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is a collaboration of Tribal Courts in Northern California, namely those of the Bear River Band of Rohnerville Rancheria, Hoopa Valley Tribe, the Karuk Tribe, the Tolowa Dee-ni' Nation and the Yurok Tribe.
The NCTCC is actively promoting dynamic and effective tribal courts in our region, working to improve access to tribal courts, increasing advocacy in our courts, and seeking opportunities to preserve contemporary and traditional dispute resolution methods.
Promote and Strengthen Tribal Justice Systems to Restore Balance and Order in our Communities, While Honoring Sovereignty and Cultural Values
Please save the date for NCTCC's Tribal Youth Food Sovereignty Camps, February 22-24, 2017!
For more information about the Camps and NCTCC's other Rights of Mother Earth initiatives, click here.
NCTCC Batterer Intervention Program Cultural Identity Curriculum 9/13
We are so pleased to announce the long-awaited publication of our Native Identity-Based Cultural Intervention and Healing Curriculum - Facilitator's Guide - A Strategy for Cultural Recovery of Native American Perpetrators of Domestic Violence
This guide may be used to enhance a BIP program in Northern California to re-align perpetrators with their cultural heritage. Thank you to Red Deer Consulting for all of your hard work on this.
This report details the results of a regional survey of Northern California tribal communities focused on domestic violence. The goal was to assess the prevalence of domestic violence victimization, as well as perceptions regarding community and justice system responses to these incidents.
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own research projects or become involved as a team member in a faculty mentor's research are making a solid commitment to a
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Tom and Bill Dorrance
Brothers Tom Dorrance (May 11, 1910 - June 11, 2003) and Bill Dorrance (January 19, 1906-July 20, 1999) are considered among the founders of the modern Natural horsemanship movement. With a background in the Great Basin "Buckaroo" tradition, they promoted natural, gentle methods of horse training, emphasizing "feel" of the horse and observation of its responses to the handler.
They had a particularly strong influence on Ray Hunt and Hunt's disciple, Buck Brannaman as well as Arabian horse breeder and trainer Sheila Varian. Many horse trainers claim influence from the Dorrance brothers, including Pat Parelli and others.
"The thing you are trying to help the horse do is to use his own mind. You are trying to present something and then let him figure out how to get there." - Tom Dorrance[1]
"When people think of natural horsemanship that could mean a lot of things. It isn't natural for a horse to be around people, and it's not natural for a person to be sitting on him either. When we use these words we speak about what's natural for the horse to do within his own boundaries" - Bill Dorrance[2]
See also
- True Horsemanship Through Feel by Bill Dorrance and Leslie Desmond. ISBN 1599210568
- True Unity, by Tom Dorrance. First Edition, Word Dancer Press, 1987. ISBN 1884995098
- The Revolution In Horsemanship by Dr Robert Miller et al. ISBN 159228387X
- Death of a Legendary Horseman, Bill Dorrance obituary, New York Times, July 24, 1999
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The 2016-2017 Music In The Moonlight Jazz Series is generously sponsored by The Bob Cole Family Fund in memory of the great 20th century composer.
Luna's Music In The Moonlight Jazz Series features renowned Jazz artists from our communities. These intimate concerts are performed right on the set of our current mainstage production.
All concerts on Sundays at 7pm.
Schedule subject to change.
The 2016-2017 Music In The Moonlight Series
October 23rd
Claudio Roditi
December 11th
Vanessa Perea
February 26th
Paul Meyers & World on a String
April 30th
Don Braden
All Concerts $18 in advance; $20 at the door.
Series Curator Sanford Josephson
Robert Cole Bio
Robert Allen Cole was born on July 1, 1868, in Athens, Georgia, the son of former slaves. Like Will Marion Cook and James Reese Europe, he became one of the most important composers of his generation, creating a model for other African-American musicians and composers. By 1891 Cole was a member of Jack's Creoles, a black minstrel company based in Chicago. Within two or three years, however, Cole began to hammer out his own vision of black theater.
After publishing his first songs in 1893, Cole formed his own company of performers, The All-Star Stock Company, in 1894. This company included luminaries such as the Farrell Brothers, Billy Johnson, Stella Wiley (by then Cole's wife), Will Marion Cook, and Gussie Davis. In 1896 Cole joined forces with the Black Patti Troubadours. He and Billy Johnson left the Troubadours, however, and formed a new company which produced the landmark musical, A Trip to Coontown (1898) -- the first New York musical written, produced, and performed by black entertainers. This show's run was successful; it also toured off and on until 1901.
After the initial production of Trip, Cole broke with Billy Johnson. He soon began a partnership with J. Rosamond Johnson, and occasionally with Johnson's brother, James Weldon Johnson -- a collaboration that lasted until Cole's death. In 1900 J. Rosamond Johnson and Cole formed a vaudeville act which was noted for its elegance and broad range of material, including many songs that they had written.
Cole and J. Rosamond Johnson continued their musical collaboration. They joined the Klaw and Erlanger production staff and began writing songs for white shows. In 1901 their success was rewarded with an exclusive contract with Jos. W. Stern and Sons for the publication of their music. The song "Under the Bamboo Tree," from the musical Sally in our Alley (1904), was one of their biggest hits in both black and white musical circles. Some people claim that around 1905 Cole and Johnson were the most popular songwriting team in America.
Cole and the Johnson brothers wrote and helped produce two musicals, The Shoe-Fly Regiment (1907) and The Red Moon (1909). Both shows were successful, but lost money, so Cole and Johnson returned to performing in vaudeville. Cole's health began to fail in 1910 and in April 1911, he collapsed. Shortly thereafter, Cole drowned in what many believe to have been a suicide.
James Weldon Johnson later referred to Cole as "the single greatest force in the middle period of the development of black theatricals in America." Although he is still not well known today, history bears out much of Johnson's claim. Cole was one of the handful of truly pioneering black composers and performers of his time.


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Jason said:
No. If you're going to take stratification into account, you need to use
the -svy- commands. You declare your weight, clusters, and strata using
-svyset- (see the manual or help page). You use the -svy- prefix for
tables and for regressions, e.g., svy: reg y x. The -svy- commands
automatically know the design information you've supplied with -svyset-.
Then to deal with cluster could I use the ,cluster(id) command after regress where id is a variable that identifies the subdistirct in all samples?
Stas said:
Is this correct even with if the first sample is an SRS and the second
is clustered? I can't show otherwise, but it doesn't feel right that
every case in a specific urban area should have the same weight
regardless of which sample it was drawn from.
overall P[ selection ] = P[ to be selected in the first sample ] + P[ to be
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What an excitng time you are having. I loved the photos.
I'll have to go back and read all agaIn, its too much to take
in, in one go.
Ghost towns (with no Health and safety- hurrah)
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We had a bad introduction to Iquique as we got broken into whilst we popped into a shopping centre. We had got a bit complacent so it was our fault. Gerty was not badly damaged (just the window runner where they forced the window down- Peter ordered a new one from the UK so we had to wait its arrival by TNT, but we lost our camera and the emergency bag with the satellite phone. We managed to contact the phone company who deactivated it so it won't ever be usable- a little consolation
Just before leaving Iquique Peter went paragliding from the hill (1000m) behind the town and landed on the beach. It was unusual as he was able to fly over the city. Not sure why anyone would want to hang by a few strings and bit of cloth but it takes all sorts.
After this bit of excitement we drove to a ghost town called Humberstone (a town developed solely for the extraction of nitrates) which was abandoned in 1960. It started life as far back as 1862 extracting nitrates from the desert for use in fertilizers. Despite being abandoned the town is still in good condition with different buildings and workshops with large pieces of rusting machinery. The workers houses, theatre, school and plaza with bandstand were built by British investors in the 1930's. The town was renamed in 1925 after its British manager James Humberstone who introduced the Shanks ore refining system to the industry (I have no idea what that is but it must have been important for the town to be renamed after him). We were allowed to wander around the whole site, no barriers no warning signs, no H&S at all and falling roof panels, holes in the ground and rusting machinery everwhere
Interesting historical fact: Until the late 1800's the northern desert area of Chile belonged to Bolivia and Peru. The rich nitrates of the area caught the attention of foreign powers including Britain and Germany. Chile was quite heavily involved in the mining of the nitrates but after Bolivia did something to upset them they went to war to get hold of the region. The so called War of the Pacific lasted from 1878 to 1883. Chile won and the area secured vast wealth for them until WW1 when Germany invented artificial nitrates. They did return a bit of land to Peru (nice of them) but none to Bolivia which became landlocked.
We drove onto a Geoglyph the Gigante of the Atacama. This square headed man is around 86 metres high, the biggest geoglyph in South America. No one seems sure when it was made. Peter said last year! You can't take him anywhere. We camped nearby and watched a great sunset.
Next day we visited the once busy nitrate port Pisagua. Now it is little more than a small fishing town with a few old buildings (including an amazingly large theatre) that are evidence of its glorious past
Just to finish the Nitrate theme we called in at a small hacienda and after negotiating a growling retriever and a bit of discussion with a very old and almost blind owner I got the key to the British Cemetery located on his land. It had about 20 beautiful graves of various Brits (and their wives and children) involved in the nitrate business in the 1800 and early 1900's. James Humberstone is buried there with his wife and four children under the age of two.
We headed up towards Arica and camped wild for 2 nights on a beach. Peter did a bit of maintenance on Gerty (replacing a hose that was leaking gearbox oil) and I tried to clean her of some of the sand and dust she has collected over the past few months.
In Arica we stayed in a hotel whilst waiting for the new window part to arrive from the UK. Arica has several interesting buildings in the Eiffel block; the church, a government building and the Customs office. Back in 1870 when Arica was part of Peru the president commissioned the firm of Gustave Eiffel (of Eiffel Tower fame) to design the buildings which were prefabricated in France and shipped to Peru.
In a small museum in Arica is a four thousand year old cemetery of the Chinchorro people. 48 skeletons were found. The Chinchorro people came from the north around 7000BC and settled in the region. They are better known for carrying out mummification of their dead from 5000BC (2000 years before it was practiced in Egypt) until 1500BC. They removed all internal organs and dried the insides with hot stones before stuffing them with straw and ash. The bones of the arms and legs were replaced by sticks and the whole body bound up with reeds. The face was covered in a paste sculptured with a nose and slits for eyes and mouth. A wig was made of human hair and attached to the skull.
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Transocean Bonds Rise as Shareholders Reject Icahn Dividend Plan
Bonds of Transocean Ltd. rose after shareholders rejected a dividend proposal brought by billionaire investor Carl Icahn, instead approving a smaller payout from the world's largest offshore oil rig contractor.
Transocean's $1 billion of 6.8 percent bonds due March 2038 jumped 2.1 cents to 119.91 cents on the dollar to yield 5.34 percent, or 219.8 basis points more than Treasuries, as of 12:43 p.m. in New York, according to Trace, the bond-price reporting system of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority. The debt traded as low as 110.59 cents in March to yield 5.98 percent.
Shareholders approved the company's proposed $2.24-a-share dividend, rejecting Icahn's proposed annual payout of $4. Transocean Chief Executive Officer Steve Newman said on a May 9 earnings call that Icahn's proposal "is shortsighted, irresponsible and ignores the uncertainties the company currently faces."
Icahn, the largest shareholder that reports its holdings in Transocean with a 5.6 percent stake, began pushing for the dividend and potential board changes in January. Shareholders (RIG) voted in favor of one of his three board nominees.
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Without that move today, come May 11th Maine drivers licenses would have been no good as proof of id at airports and federal buildings.
The Department of Homeland Security listed several shortcomings in Maine's Real ID compliance effort.
Governor Baldacci is submitting legislation to address those shortcomings.
And that's buying our state more time to get in line with the program.
Homeland Security wants Maine to stop issuing licenses to illegal aliens.
Right now you don't need proof of residency in Maine or in the U.S. to get a Maine driver's license.


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World's Diet Means Bad Things for Bessie and Wilbur
We may have Meatless Mondays and a twice-elected presidential ticket that's gone vegan, but while Americans have reduced their meat consumption in past years, the world is becoming an increasingly carnivorous place.
You may have read the news stories about the rising demand for meat in countries such as India and China, where growing middle classes are shifting toward far meatier diets than were common in less prosperous times. Now, a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences attempts to locate humanity's exact place on the trophic scale, which measures an organism's ranking on the food chain.
"Although trophic levels are among the most basic information collected for animals in ecosystems," the study reads, "a human trophic level (HTL) has never been defined."
At level 1 on the scale you'll find self-sustaining organisms like plants; at level 5.5 are true carnivores—predators like polar bears that consume lots of other, smaller mammals. Despite every steak-and-bacon-loving bro you've ever heard say, "I'm basically a carnivore," humans are decidedly not; we had a median trophic level of 2.21 in 2009. That puts us "on par with other omnivores, such as pigs and anchovies, in the global food web," Hannah Hoag writes for Nature.
That number has crept upward, however, rising by 3 percent over the past 50 years. Around the time the incremental increase in meat consumption began, China was coming off three years of famine that killed between 20 and 43 million people. In India, 40 percent of the rural population and half of Indians residing in cities were living in poverty in 1960.
More reliable food supplies, decreased poverty, and overall economic improvement in China and India are nothing to lament, but considering that meat production is responsible for more climate-change-causing emissions than the entire transportation sector, the uptick is worrisome.
Still, the study shows that some regions of the world have shifted away from meat-heavy diets. "Places such as Iceland, Mongolia and Mauritania, where traditional diets are mostly based on meat, fish or dairy, have seen their trophic levels decline as they diversified their daily fare," Hoag writes.
So what's the overall takeaway, on a personal diet level? At the very least, keep eating like pigs and anchovies, and not like polar bears.


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May 12, 2012
Thanks for the kind comments about my card box!
Have a great day!!
Thank you so much for your lovely comments on my wedding pros xx
Thanks for the add! :) Happy planning!
Cheers to new PW friends! Thanks for the add!
Love your inspiration photo's, can't wait to see what you come up with as you get closer to your Big Day in May! xoxo
Hoooray to new friends! I can't wait to see your plans come together!
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Call us skincare snobs, but we hold our products to a gold standard. Luckily, this pampering scrub meets our demands with none other than real 24-karat colloidal gold (which apparently does something to help stimulate cell turnover, but we just think it sounds cool). The result of using this luxe natural exfoliator is super-soft skin and, of course, bragging rights that even your beauty products are blingin'.
Calling this product a scrub is a joke. It did absolutely NOTHING for me as far as exfoliating my skin was concerned. However, it worked incredibly well as a moisturizer. I was given a very tiny sample (which also annoyed me because I felt I didn't get enough product to try for my whole body) but was able to use it on my hips and legs and could feel the oils immediately start to moisturize those areas. It stayed after towel-drying and never felt greasy. My legs felt amazing for the rest of the night and they continued to feel soft for two days after the initial application. I also enjoyed the scent of it as well. I would definitely buy this to use as a moisturizer at the end of my showers and instead of lotion, but as an exfoliator it fails miserably.3


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ANAHEIM, Calif. -- John Lackey is pitching so well even Ichiro Suzuki didn't stand a chance.
Lackey tossed a five-hitter for his first complete game of the season, Torii Hunter hit a tiebreaking two-run homer and the Los Angeles Angels beat the Seattle Mariners 3-0 on Thursday night to finish a three-game sweep.
Lackey (10-7) struck out seven and walked one, finishing in 115 pitches to help the Angels increase their AL West lead to five games over idle Texas. Los Angeles also moved a season-best 29 games over .500.
• Angels' Hunter receives community award
Suzuki was 0 for 4 and still needs four hits to reach the 200 mark for the ninth consecutive season, which would break the major league mark he shares with Willie Keeler. He was 1 for 14 in the series with three strikeouts.
Suzuki has 26 career hits against Lackey, tied with Kevin Millwood and Barry Zito for his most off a single pitcher. But he struck out against Lackey in his first two times up, both on pitches in the dirt.
"He's a great hitter, so you've got to show him a lot of different things," Lackey said. "You can expand the zone a little bit on him, for sure. He likes to swing and he doesn't take a lot of walks, so there's ways around it."
Suzuki has struck out three times only once in his last 432 games with at least three official at-bats. The only blemish during that stretch was at Anaheim on Sept. 23, 2007 -- when Lackey fanned him twice and Scot Shields got him once.
"You don't see Ichiro striking out twice like that," Seattle manager Don Wakamatsu said. "But you tip your cap to Lackey. He's done it for a number of years now. His velocity was up from last time and he had a great feel for his curveball, as evidenced with Ichiro."
Four of Lackey's eight career shutouts have come against the Mariners, including the last three. His previous one was on Aug. 27, 2007, at Seattle. The complete game was his 14th in 229 career starts and first since Aug. 26, 2008, against Oakland. The right-hander has allowed one earned run in 26 innings over his last three starts.
"The best way to stay on a roll is not to analyze this one too much and get ready for the next one," Lackey said. "It's not going to matter much in Boston when I show up in five days. You've just got to keep going."
Ryan Rowland-Smith (3-2) gave up three runs and 10 hits in seven innings. The 26-year-old left-hander came within three outs of becoming the first Mariners pitcher to go at least eight innings in three consecutive starts since Felix Hernandez in August 2005.
In Rowland-Smith's last four starts, opposing starters have allowed one run over 32 innings.
Rowland-Smith worked with runners on base in every inning except the second, inducing double-play grounders by Bobby Abreu his first two times up. But after the second one, Vladimir Guerrero singled and Hunter hit a towering home run into the rock pile in left-center on a 2-1 pitch.
Erick Aybar added a two-out RBI double in the seventh.
"This game and this series meant just as much to us as it did to them," Wakamatsu said after the Mariners went 0 for 18 in the three games with runners in scoring position. "We came into this series trying to gain some ground. The first game kind of set the tone for everything -- losing in extra innings."
- No pitcher has struck out Suzuki three times in the same game since Boston's Josh Beckett did it on April 10, 2007, at Fenway Park.
- The Mariners have an AL-best 4.00 ERA, and are trying to finish first in that category for the first time since 2001, when they won their last division title with a 116-46 record under Lou Piniella and finished with a 3.54 ERA.
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BOMBAY, India, Monday—The flowers are beautiful here and from the veranda outside our room one looks straight across the ocean not to Spain, as my husband used to say as he stood on a beach in Campobello Island, New Brunswick, but to Arabia.
So far India means color to me—brilliant color in cotton saris, in silk saris, and in beautiful embroideries so vivid that perhaps at home they would look out of place. Here, however, they fit into the landscape. The birds can be heard at all hours; the parrots chatter; and there is one bird that cries like a baby. I thought at first I must be hearing a jackal but I have discovered it is a bird.
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We drove through a slum area on the way back and saw many huts built of straw matting along the pavements. These huts are occupied by gypsies, other nomadic tribes, or anyone who wanted temporary home in pretty uncomfortable surroundings but nevertheless cleaner than one would expect. The streets are cleaned by people using little straw brooms—just a few sticks tied together—and the sweepers scrape up every bit of dirt into tin containers.
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Is It Time To Trade For major Tarde OL Player
Look we bring in a Steve McNair and the result is still the same with the OL. How do Ravens fans out there feel about maybe even it's risking our future to trade for a major OL player ( If Available) ? We do know it's late in the
pre-season but I have real concerns with the OL right now. I would like to hear your thoughts.
Re: Is It Time To Trade For major Tarde OL Player
Title should be: Is It Time To Trade for a Major OL Player
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Re: Is It Time To Trade For major Tarde OL Player
Sure, go after a major player. Leon Searcy worked out so well.
We may just have to be patient (though I'm having issues with that) while we grow our own.Oderint dum metuant
Re: Is It Time To Trade For major Tarde OL Player
Do the Ravens wait until cuts to see what shakes out? Maybe someone cut from one team because of depth could be a fit here? Its hard to say, what could the Ravens offer in exchange for a proven OL guy?"I used to be disgusted, now I try to be amused" - Elvis Costello
Re: Is It Time To Trade For major Tarde OL Player
It was time to do so a few years ago, and still counting!!
The line went down hill after we won the Superbowl and really hasn't been addressed correctly since.
When Jeff Mitchell left is when the problems started.
Letting Rabach go and retaining Flynn in that spot compounded the problem.
Now that several years of this have gone by, the problem is getting even more compounded.
Ogden is getting older and will probably only play for this year and maybe next if we're lucky.
Mulitano is no world beater out there, but in comparison to the rest he's the next highest quality lineman.
He as well is in the latter stages of his time.
Year in and year out I see other teams draft lineman in just about every round and they find their way onto the field as starters either in year one or two.
How freakin' long has Pachos been here now?
Terry is in year two now, and is servicible at best at this point.
Right now, we have I believe 5 offensive tackles on the roster, and a couple of those scrubs make pachos look li8ke a pro-bowler!!
A couple of those dudes will be cut very shortly leaving us virtually no depth at OT.
I'm telling you, the line problems will be the death of this team, in particular the tackle position.
If Ogden gets hurt, we're in really deep shit!!
Right now, I'd bring back Orlando Brown just to provide a body of servicible depth with experience.
Pretty freakin pathetic when I'm thinking we should be bringing in Orlando Brown!!:bag:
Rimph was probably our best depth at guard, and I haven't heard what the outlook is for him being able to play this year is yet.
At some point in time, heads have got to roll for the continued decision to not make quality offensive lineman a priority.
Unfortunately, I have the feeling it will be Mcnairs head rolling first followed by Bollers!!
You wanted my opinion, you got it!!:hammer:Will Die A Ravens Fan!!
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Re: Is It Time To Trade For major Tarde OL Player
Too late now. Any moves we were to make on that front needed to happen months ago.
Half of me would have let Ed Reed walk and spend that money on an outstanding o-line player. The other half of me of course would go 0-16 before giving up Ed Reed. I love our defense, but what good is it when we are scoring 3 pts a game and our offense gives up TDs all the time? Our QB will be getting sacked for fumbles and tossing interceptions because he's only got .005 seconds before 2 unblocked linemen bury him every other play. Its happened to both McNair and Boller.
Maybe we should play Cover 1 offense and have Ed Reed deep behind the QB to stop the fumble and interception returns
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Common Business Misjudgments and the O-Line
So far in the preseason, we have seen the front office (Ozzie, Bisciotti, Billick and company) be consistent in its support of the o-line, contrary to what we fans saw this year and last year. We need to conclude either
1. ) The front office is seeing things that we aren't. (though I think this business about Mike Flynn being far superior to Jason Brown on the line calls is horsesh*t)2. ) The front office is making consistent errors in their judgments that they aren't perceiving; e.g., they have a major blind spot. Since Biscotti says this organization is run like a well-run business what common business misjudgments could the Ravens be guilty of with the o-line?
1. Going after sunk costs -- The front office made a clear mistake in retrospect in keeping Flynn and getting rid of Rabach and have wasted a signing bonus on Keydrick. It is a common misjudgment to keep trying to get "your return" on those investments, even though the money is gone.
2. Misguided loyalty -- Most interviews by Billick on Flynn talk about "what a great team player he is" and references his play on the Super Bowl team of 2000. What past is past.
3. Risk aversion -- Because the "future is now" for Billick, he may be reluctant to take a risk with a younger o-line and accept some errors in the first few games in exchange for more experience by the younger players later in the team.
This is a major decision for the team. In the past, veteran teams like the Forty-Niners were very good at injecting first or second year players on the line early in the season so that they could climb the experience curve. One would hope that the Ravens would learn how to do the same. However, nothing in their behavior gives us any reason to believe that they will.
Anyone out there that can give me more reason for hope about this?
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Re: Common Business Misjudgments and the O-LineAnyone out there that can give me more reason for hope about this?Oderint dum metuant
Re: Is It Time To Trade For major Tarde OL PlayerLetting Rabach go and retaining Flynn in that spot compounded the problem.
Maybe that will also help the team mentality.
Re: Is It Time To Trade For major Tarde OL Player
I would like to see one of our NFL salary guru's come up with a list of starting O'line total salary.And see where the Ravens match up with other teams in terms of money devoted to the O'line.
I feel we have too many experiments,average joe types upfront.And if it doesn't mesh,and against a good D like the Buc's.The offense will be eaten alive.
On the otherhand if they can come together in week one,then we should be set for the season barring injuries.Put the smile back on your face.This is a 60 minute ball game.
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Re: Is It Time To Trade For major Tarde OL PlayerOriginally Posted by RavenTD
Fact is, we pay top dollar for Ogden, worth it 3 years ago, now? Not really. Does it matter if you have a top 3 left tackle when the right is a constant turnstyle.
We are also paying truckloads to the wrong players. Flynn got a big extension, he was a guard in 2000. Rabach flat outplayed him. Doing pretty solid in Washington too. Why didn't we just sign Rabach to be the center and move Flynn to right guard? I've always wondered about that personally.
If there is any one thing that will continue to be the downfall of this team it is continually marginal O-line play, regardless of who is playing QB or RB period. Fact is if we had invested in the OL properly, then Boller might have worked out better. Not defending or criticizing.
This all goes back to the cap purge. We had to start from scratch and the OL has never recovered. All the investments were in other positions.
You can get away with mediocre WRs or TEs if one group is great. (San Diego, KC, New England)...hell or make an offense with barely anything (Philly) adequate.
Will the help come too late? I am inclined to think so.
Re: Is It Time To Trade For major Tarde OL PlayerOriginally Posted by ExiledRaven
After that, the FO had to make a decision between two players who they essentially felt were the same. Flynn was already under contract, so they kept him. They felt that Flynn, with a healthy offseason, would be back to his 2003 form. Unfortunately, hindsight says otherwise, and I know that Flynn is a common target among fans, but I really can't fault them for making the decision they made, given the circumstances at the time.
As an aside, it is interesting that, as it often seems to be the case, Flynn's best year - by far - was 2003 when he was a pending FA and Rabach's best year - heck, his only good year as a Raven - was also when he was a pending FA. It's amazing (sarcasm) how much $$$$ can be a motivating factor. :(Talk's cheap - lets go play. - #19, Johnny Unitas
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Coming to the party late had a few disadvantages. We didn't qualify for round trip air or the pre-cruise hotel or transfers. Regent did discount the fare quite a bit to compensate. The only staterooms available were the concierge suites with butler service. Yes it cost a bit more, but again, travelling on a whim can be expensive!
Upon arrival to Vancouver we took a taxi to the cruise dock where they checked in our More luggage and allowed us to board the ship. A lovely lunch was served on the pool deck and we all enjoyed champagne and an informal meet and greet. We had a bit of time to tour the ship and by 2 pm we were allowed to our staterooms. Our luggage was already there and the suite was well appointed. It was a cross between old style luxury lines and modern conveniences. Large walk in closet, espresso maker, flat screen tv with on demand movies, fully stocked refrigerator, the spirits of our choosing, Bose Ipod dock, comfortable sitting area, private veranda, large bathroom with tub and shower. Very comfy bed and soft linens. Our butler was very helpful showing us how things worked and we settled in quite comfortably. Of course we all had to participate in the safety muster but hey, better safe than sorry.
When we finally shoved off at around 5 pm the views of Vancouver were outstanding. Our butler brought us canapés, delicious. We then cruised past lovely islands and snowcap mountains while enjoying a delicious 6 course dinner at Compass Rose, all professionally presented and deliciously prepared. The only odd thing is that we are not wine drinkers and the sommeliers seemed perplexed that we chose not to imbibe.(I prefer not to mix my alcohol)
Our first full day at sea was what I called "seasick day". About half the passengers were afflicted. I came prepared and took the time to read the Dramamine instructions that said to take the pills BEFORE the event. It was fun having most of the ship to myself and pretending to fly. Whoo! My husband did not fare as well, but he often choses to ignore my advice.
We chose to eat breakfast in La Veranda buffet. Lots of choices, always delicious, plenty of room for seating, no lines, and a made to order omelet station. The one time we had breakfast at Compass Rose it was pretty slow service, most likely because all the room service orders were coming out of there. On our last night we ate at Prime 7. No complaints, everything was cooked to perfection.
All our shore excursions were simply amazing. We were waitlisted for the seafeast but there was a cancellation so we were able to go. Speed boat through Ketchican wilderness. Bald Eagles. Harbor Seals. Whales. A low country boil that was to die for. Pristine scenery. Breathtaking. Fresh air. Do this one. It's included, no extra charge. Book your excursions early, they are all invigorating and fill up fast. We were blessed with great weather but pack for rain, you never know.
The entertainment was a bit surreal....because the main theater was at the fore of the ship, there was some loud engine noise and vibration. The 60's themed "Age Of Aquarius" revue seemed like we were travelling 200 miles per hour and the dancers were a bit over the top. Not to say that the performers were untalented, quite the opposite. It just seemed a bit, well, weird. The Cirque show was mediocre. It was pretty much "here's the gymnastics our dancers can also do". Having seen real Cirque d' Soleil shows, unfortunately the ship show was not close. Even the costumes could have been better. But all in all, the energy was high and certainly there weren't any glaring slackers.
The ship band was tight and played lots of standards. We enjoyed "Name That Tune". Played the game twice, came in 2nd the first time and won the second. (Helps to have a husband who's into Broadway shows)
The little touches made the cruise extra special. Our housekeeping staff knew us by name. They not only cleaned the room daily, they turned down the bed every evening. The toiletries were high quality, L'Occitane and Hermes.
I'm not really a nitpicker because life is too short to be negative all the time. Just a few teeny whines: The boutique was pretty limited in selection. The crew is from all walks of life but there were a few who's command of English was a bit rough. Generally, they were exceptionally pleasant and helpful, which made us feel like a bit of royalty, if only for a week. The gym is small and the classes fill up early. You may not get back from your excursion to make it in time. Plan on doing your own exercise if you really need to. I think the best show was the "Krew Kapers", the showcase of the crew's talents. There are many multitalented people working on that ship!
This is an upper cost cruise line. But no booze bills, no high end restaurant charges, no gratuities. You either pay it up front or pay it at the end. I would rather not worry about every drink or excursion. The disembarkation was streamlined.
The best part? While still on ship we booked another Regent Cruise for next spring. Got a great deal, airfare and pre-hotel included! Don't think I'll be cruising anyone else, ever. Six stars indeed! Less
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