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And that's not even the least suicidal thing he pulls this episode!
"Ambassador"? Kirito you haven't even been to your own races' hometown! Of course, pulling shit out of your ass like that doesn't really work unless you back it up with a show of skill!
That sword is really cheating though…
So let's even the odds a bit! Bet you 1000 Yuld he copped a little feel in that confusion.
Aww yeah dual blades block!
And a double stab… ouch, that sure looks like it'll hurt.
Ending with a slashing finisher, fuck yeah Kirito!
A splendid fight indeed. Although there's plenty splendid to be found in that shot alone iykwim…
Aww yeah, a promise to have a rematch and a brofist. Damn it, the manliness here!
Hahaha, Kirito you crazy gambler you.
After this week, I'm choosing Cait Sith as my main ALO character just because of Alicia. I mean, 3 meals a day plus snacks, a nap and being led by a Chiwa Saito catgirl. What more could one ask for?
Although my alt is DEFINITELY going to be a Slyph… aww shit dem boobs. Wonder if it's a racial gender bonus wwww
In actuality, Kirito's highest skill isn't 1H-Sword or Dual Blades, it's Charm. Poor Lyfa www
Of course, Yui disapproves.
Ahhh this week's episode was a good one. This marks the end of the first half of the ALO arc. The duel between Kirito and Gen. Eugene was done pretty well, even if it felt a little short, but it captured all the best parts especially Kirito's dual blades block and counterattack. Of course, not forgetting Kirito's crazy fake lie about the Spriggan-Undine alliance which could've been called out any time by a good player with an eye on the politics (i mean, they had 70 Salamander dudes there!), but I guess honor prevailed on the day.
Next week will be a pretty plot-heavy and RAGE-inducing episode involving Asuna from the episode title. Oh man… I sure hope I can rein the rage in.


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Back in April I spoke about the importance of partnerships as a key part of our strategy this year. We also want to focus on increasing the number of networking opportunities for myself and other key members of the SMB global team with top industry influencers. To meet this goal we are working on a busy program of appointments over the coming weeks including meetings with key partners, media, industry organisations and analysts.
One new partnership that I have not mentioned before is with the MSP Alliance, one of the largest and most influential professional bodies for the managed services provider (MSP) community. The MSP Alliance has 25,000 member companies and regularly holds prestigious industry events for them including the MSP World Conference and an international series of networking dinners for senior level MSP executives.
We are especially excited to be involved with the MSP Alliance executive networking dinners in the US, UK and Australia which dovetail neatly with our own MSP networking program. The dinners will enable us to meet senior professionals from the cloud and managed services industry in a relaxed social environment to find out ways we can collaborate to further the adoption of managed services and cloud. MSPs are at the cutting edge in safeguarding their customers' data and security and will be attending these dinners to learn more about best security practices in today's cloud environment.
In summary the MSPAlliance networking dinners are free for MSPs to attend and will address:
- Public vs. private cloud strategies
- Helping customers understand the limitations of public cloud
- Ways in which MSPs can secure customer data
- Blended or hybrid cloud strategies that address 100% of customer needs
- Partnership possibilities and business development
- Networking and peer-to-peer collaboration
We will be holding two MSP Networking Dinner events in the UK:
- 11 September 2014 – London click here for venue and registration information
- 16 September 2014 – Birmingham click here for venue and registration information
There will also be three similar events in Australia in late November/early December 2014. Registration links for these are not yet available but, in the meantime, you can obtain further information by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
Finally, AVG is sponsoring this year's MSPWorld™ Conference taking place at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas Hotel from 15-17th October, 2014.
A key highlight for us there is on Thursday, 16th October 2014 when there will be a special invitation-only Networking Dinner where senior level MSP executives in North America will gather to meet with us and share their ideas on how to further the adoption of cloud and managed services to the business consumer.
The partnership with MSP Alliance and the other engagements will ensure senior SMB executives enjoy some top quality face time with partners and prospects in the run up to the Cloud Summit. They are also a tangible demonstration of our continued commitment to finding new ways to engage with senior MSP leaders.
I am very much looking forward to all of our MSP events. Our MSP Alliance partnership in particular provides an excellent platform for us to meet with some of the most influential industry leaders from the managed services provider and cloud professional community. It is a chance to discuss topical industry issues with them as well as share our knowledge and expertise about ways to further reduce their costs, introduce greater efficiencies and fuel business growth.
I do hope to see some of you there.
Mike Foreman
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Sharon Mary
P.S. 225 Teacher
Sharon Mary Bien, who taught sixth grade at Public School 225 in Rockaway, died after sustaining injuries in a motorcycle accident earlier this week. She was 38.
Bien was born to Peter and Kathleen (nee Burns) Bien, in Passaic, N.J., on June 13, 1964. She graduated from B-R West High School in 1982. She was also known as a musician, artist, and photographer. She wrote, produced, and directed plays annually for her students at school. In 2002, she was nominated for the Disney America Teachers Award. Bien was a member of the Brooklyn Working Artists Coalition and SIRENS Motorcycle Club.
She is survived by her parents Peter and Kathleen Bien; sister Paula Bien of Laceyville; brother Peter Bien of Bridgewater; aunts and uncles Mary Johnson, of Bridgewater, Peggie Bouse of Wyalusing, Pa., Joanne and Ignacy Dabek of Wyalusing, Pa., and James and Anne Bouse of Belevidere, N.J.; nine cousins; special friends Hope Parisi, Amy Wallach, Hope Howley, and Cheryl Stewart, with whom she resided for four years in N.Y.
Family and friends may call today, Friday May 23, from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Bongiovi Funeral Home, on the corner of Bell Avenue and Anderson Street, Raritan, N.J., 908-725-1887.
Funeral services will begin with a visitation at 10 a.m. on Saturday, followed by an 11 a.m. service at Bongiovi's. Burial will be private.
In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations be made at the funeral home in her memory to be used at a later date for her students at P.S. 225.
Loretta Elizabeth
Loretta Elizabeth Holmes, a Rockaway resident for more than three decades, passed away May 11. She was 62.
Holmes, who was born in Baltimore, Md., worked as a para-associate.
She is survived by her husband Augustus Roosevelt Holmes; sons Augustus R. Holmes, Jr., and Kevin Holmes; grandchildren Marques, Nicole, and Tavon; daughter-in-law Erika; brothers-in-law Oliver Holmes, and George Van Duyne; sister-in-law Frances Bartlett, Melvina Van Duyne, and Delores Holmes; godchild Brenda Dillahont; and an aunt, Rosie Bullock.
Funeral arrangements by Jeremiah C. Gaffney's Funeral Home. A mass was held at Gaffney's Friendship Chapel.
Interment is at Calverton National Cemetery.
John L.
Letter Carrier
John L. Farrington, an Atlantic Beach Resident with family in Rockaway, passed away at Long Beach Hospital, on May 19.
Farrington, who worked as a letter carrier, was the father of John, Carol Roldan (Edward), Jill Sarnelli (Tom), and Margaret Farrington. He had 8 children, and 2 grandchildren.
A service was held at the Lawrence Funeral Chapel yesterday, interment will be today at Greenfield Cemetery, in Hempstead.
Construction Worker
Moses Johnson, a longtime Rockaway resident, passed away on May 15. She was 64.
Johnson, who was born in Ala., was a parishioner at the Friendship Baptist Church.
She was preceded in death by her mother Annie Smith Johnson; brother Matthew Johnson; sisters Daisy, and Baby Girl Johnson.
He is survived by his wife Ozell Johnson; daughters Randee George, Atiya Johnson, and Rachel Binger; son Dennis Johnson; grandchildren Kareem Johnson, Olivia Binger, Desirae and James Binger, Deven Allen, Shanell and Lawrence Binger; father Matthew Johnson; brothers Arnestne, Jimmy Thorman, and James Johnson; brothers-in-law Aaron and Willie Conner, and many others.
Funeral arrangements by Jeremiah C. Gaffney's Funeral Home. A mass was held at Gaffney's Friendship Chapel.
Interment will be at the Humble Zion Baptist Church, in Midway, Ala.
Geraldine Skelly Maher (nee
F.B.I. Employee
Geraldine Skelly Maher (nee Garvey) died suddenly on May 8, in Durham, NC, while on a family trip.
A resident of Breezy Point, and formerly of Stuyvesant Town, Manhattan, and affectionately known as "Geri," she was born on May 29, 1918, in Park Slope Brooklyn to Catherine and Joseph Garvey. She attended St. Savior's High School, and worked for many years at the F.B.I. where she met and married Joseph Skelly in 1947. Joseph predeceased her in 1975.
Maher later worked for Printing Industries of Metropolitan NY, as Director of Education.
She was the mother of Patricia Groarke of Garden City, Long Island, and Joe Skelly, Jr., of NYC, and mother-in-law to Edward Groarke, Esq. and Barbara Niven Skelly. She was the grandmother of JT, Brendan and Gillian Groarke. Sister of the late Jean Hamilton, and aunt to Geraldine Flemming and Al Hamilton.
Maher was active in the Breezy Point Garden Club, Golden Age Group, Nursing Sisters of the Sick Poor, and taught CCD to Catholic youngsters at St. Thomas More RC Church.
Reposing at Denis S. O'Connor Funeral Home. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Thomas More, followed by interment at Holy Cross Cemetery, in Brooklyn.
John J.
Carpenter, BOE Employee
John J. McGonigle, a Rockaway resident for nearly 50 years, passed away May 19.
McGonigle, who was born in Donegal, Ireland, served in the U.S. Army. He worked as a carpenter, and for the New York City Board of Education. McGonigle was a parishioner at St. Rose of Lima Church, and belonged to Ancient Order of Hibernians division 21, and was the past Vice President of the Knights of Columbus Rockaway Council.
He is survived by his wife Sally (Nee Doonan) McGonigle; daughter Marylou Piccone; son Sean McGonigle; and brother Patrick McGonigle, of Ireland.
Deacon David Lee Washington,
Deacon David Lee Walsh, who lived in the Rockaways for more than 20 years, passed away May 3. He was 66.
Walsh, who was born in Orangeburg, S.C., worked as a butcher. He was affiliated with Emanuel A.M.E. Church, in S.C., and was a Senior Choir Member, then a member of the Greater Ebeneyer Baptist Assembly, and served as Assistant Chairman of the Deacon Board. He was also affiliated with Titus Lodge #20.
Walsh is survived by his wife Delores; children Daniel, David, Jr., Tony Matthew, Trena, Chandra Thornton, Darnell, William, and Corine; sister Delores Bowman-Butler (Frankie), aunt Rebecca Slaughter; eight sister-in-laws; and eight brothers in law; and 10 grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements by Jeremiah C. Gaffney's Funeral Home. A mass was held at Greater Ebeneyer Baptist Assembly, in Brooklyn.
Interment was at All Saints Cemetery, in Great Neck.


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Values are the standards by which we judge actions and events that we believe are important in life. What are the values of our Prime Minister, who leads with another ideological and divisive attack on the values enshrined in government schools? Mr Howard claims parents are moving their children out of government schools because the state system is "too politically correct and too values-neutral" (The Age, 20/1).
Every day, government schools emphasise by their very existence that education is a community good - that is, that it benefits the nation. Every day, they emphasise values, including decision-making without fear or favour, co-operative effort, striving for the good of the community, equal opportunity for all, tolerance for all people, etc. These values are essential for a peaceful, tolerant and united nation. Look no further than the American experience that used their government schools throughout the 19th century to mould successfully a united nation.
What then does our national leader convey to 70 per cent of Australia's parents and their children when he denigrates state schools? These are the very schools that should expect strong support from our Prime Minister. But, of course, an election is due this year.
Forget the 37 per cent funding increase in government subsidies to non-government schools between 1996 and 1999 (with much more to come in the May budget). Forget the funding mechanism that leads to increased enrolments in government-subsidised "private" schools. Forget that the term "low-fee-paying schools" is simply a euphemism for the high level of subsidies supporting many new schools. Also, forget that thousands of secondary students in 2004 cannot find a place in tertiary institutions. Mr Howard fails to speak authoritatively about values in government schools. What value is there in that?
Ray Meadows, Essendon
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Just how glad were Ottawa Senators players that the lockout ended?
Take the reaction of left winger Milan Michalek.
Just how glad were Ottawa Senators players that the lockout ended?
Take the reaction of left winger Milan Michalek.
After five solid years of drafting under general manager Bryan Murray, the Ottawa Senators are poised to reap some rewards. They have a raft of young players in Binghamton ready to make the jump to the NHL, so coach Paul MacLean will have plenty to choose from when he assembles his team for this lockout-shortened season.
It was business as usual for Binghamton Senators coach Luke Richardson as he wrote his roster for Wednesday's game against the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins.
"Everybody's playing," said Richardson. "The (Ottawa) Senators have told me the best thing is for all these guys to keep playing."
The Ottawa Senators are extending an olive hockey stick –er, olive branch — to their fans. The Senators will open all of their training camp practice sessions and scrimmages at Scotiabank Place to the public next week, hoping the effort helps them regain some of the trust lost during the lockout. While it's not […]
Vote and let us know what you think.
Saying they wanted a change in leadership, the Toronto Maple Leafs have fired president and general manager Brian Burke.


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Google Sidewiki you can comment all web
Google is revolitionizing again. What if everyone, from a local expert to a renowned doctor, had an easy way of sharing their insights with you about any page on the web? What if you could add your own insights for others who are passing through? Now you can. Today, were launching Google Sidewiki, which allows you to contribute helpful information next to any webpage. Google Sidewiki appears as a browser sidebar, where you can read and write entries along the side of the page. via Official Google Blog: Help and learn from others as you browse the web: Google Sidewiki.
Google Sidewiki is really big thing. If it gains traction it will change a lot how social media and user feedback works.
Some see danger: Google is trying to take interactivity away from the source and centralize it. This isn't like Disqus, which enables me to add comment functionality on my blog. It takes comments away from my blog and puts them on Google. That sets up Google in channel conflict vs me. It robs my site of much of its value.


text: The four-type mills would be a lot more feasible on the budget than a serious food processor! But how would they grind finely enough? I've milled thousands of pounds of grain in small mills as a brewer, and just can't picture the process with granulated honey. Do you need a mill that's adjustable and you set it so the rollers touch? How do you clean the thing?


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Press-Telegram (Newspaper) - December 23, 1959, Long Beach, California FOLLOWS SNOWSTORM Below-Zero Cold Hits East Coast IKE PREPARES TO REPORT ON WORLD TRIP AT RITE IT'S A LOSING BATTLE that Mrs. Mary Tenowich is fighting as she tries to keep the sidewalk cleared of snow in front of her Philadelphia home. 'Snow is fine for youngsters, said Mrs. Tenowich, but not for oldsters. She's Wirephoto.) Pope Asserts Man First Over State By FRANK BRUTTO VATICAN CITY John XXIII declared in a Christmas message to the world today that "things and institutions the state are primarily for man; not man for them." The Communist way of life was an obvious target of the 78-year-old Roman Catholic pontiff, though he did not mention Communism by name, in a speech devoted to peace and the obstacles in its .path. Broadcasting a new call for world leaders to fashion a true peace, he said: "Social peace' is solidly based on the mutual and re- ciprocal respect for the dig- The Southland's Finest Evening Newspaper LONG BEACH 12, CALIF., WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23, 1959 Vol. 278__________________. _ _ TELEPHONE HE 5-1161 PRICE 10 CENTS HOME EDITION (Six Editions Daily) 30 PAGES CLASSIFIED HE 2-5959 By Associated Press A numbing arctic blast hit the Northeast today in the of a heavy snowstorm he Northeast, a fresh win- ry outburst plastered the upper Mississippi Valley with up to seven inches of snow. The temperature dropped o a minus 34 at Wanakena n northern New York and 29 below at Saranac Lake in York State's Adirondack Mountains. 9 MONTPELIER, VT., re- jorted a reading of 8 below ton's mark was 12 above. Maine's lowest was one be- ow at Caribou, but the Weather Bureau warned that .he temperature was expected to fall as low as minus 20 in lorthern Maine tonight. Tuesday's snowfall, ranging jp to 10 inches and setting nity of man. "The disturbances which unsettled the internal peace of nations trace their origins chiefly to this source, that man has been treated almost exclusively as a machine, a piece of merchandise, a worthless cog in some great machine, unit." a mere productive OBVIOUSLY REFERRING to President Eisenhower's 11- nation peace tour and other recent international develop- ments, he said, "The most recent events have caused an atmosphere of so-called dis- engagement which has caused hopes to blossom anew in many minds..." He describee the international basis of peace as "above all, truth." The pontiff said the Roman Catholic Church "looks with favor on every initiative which can help spare humani- ty new conflicts, new massa cres, new destruction beyonc calculation." "There is not a state (Continued Page A-4, Col. 1) 17 Die in Texas in Four Crashes LYFORD, Tex. ca and a train collided near this south Texas town today, kill ing three teenagers. The collision brought the traffic toll in multiple-deatl accidents to 17 In Texas In two days. Three crashes Tuesday each involving two cars, took six lives at Snyder in wes Texas, five at Olney in nortl Texas and three at. Kilgore in cast Texas. Heavy Rains, Winds Loom in Southland Gale Warnings Up as 2-to-4-lnch Downpour Forecast Heavy 2 to 4 inches within 24 gether with strong, gusty winds are scheduled to hit parched Southern California late today and Thursday, the U. S. Weather Bureau warned. Gale warnings were hoisted at 10 a.m. Amount of rain, weather officials said, will depend on where the storm, centered at sea off Monterey, crosses the coastline. Forecast for the area is an 80 per cent probability of moderate to heavy rain to- night and continuing through Thursday morning, becoming occasional showers Thursday afternoon. ACCOMPANYING the vhich. marked winter's of- icial arrival Tuesday. Many below-zero record- ngs were listed throughout downpour, the bureau pre- dicted, will be strong, gusty winds from 20 to 30 miles he region. As the storm moved out of MAMIE EISENHOWER (left) poses with the President, Barbara Eisenhower and Maj. John Eisenhower at Andrews Air Force Base Tuesday night after extending open-armed welcome (below) to her husband. Eisenhower, son and daughter-in-law had returned from an 11-nation good-will Wirephoto.) per hour this afternoon, in- creasing to 40 miles per hour tonight. The gale warnings will continue to fly through Thursday. Mountain areas are ex- pected to receive up to 10 inches of rain within the next 30 hours, with heavy snow above feet this evening. The rains, expected to pass on before Christmas, will re- turn on the weekend, the Ike Family Reunion a appy One H nd Burlington 2 below. Bos- the Weather Bureau forecast. 11 Flee Jail; Nab 4 After records for the date in some spots, snarled highway, rail and air traffic. At least 23 deaths were blamed on the storm and highway accidents caused by slippery roads. UP TO 10 INCHES of snow fell in areas just north of york City. New England had 2 to 7 inches. Many schools, including 500 in the New York metro- politan area, closed. Herds of wild deer came out of the woods near Yorktown, N. Y., to forage for food. The animals halted traffic in some ;pots. The 16-hour snowfall in New York City was the worst since February 1958. ..Seven inches was reported hattan. THE MIDWESTERN storm moved slowly eastward from Iowa and Minnesota through Wisconsin and northern Illi- nois. It headed into northern In- diana, Michigan and north- west Ohio, with snow, freez- ing rain and sleet indicated. Wisconsin and northeast Iowa were hit by the heaviest snow covering m west, from four inches. the Mid- to seven Weather An 80 per cent rain probability tonight and Thursday morning with moderate to heavy rain. Gradually clearing Thursday afternoon. Strong gusty winds to- night and Thursday. DAYTON, Ohio (UP1) Eleven prisoners broke out of a jail here today and four ivere recaptured six hours and two armed robberies later. Police cornered one of the escapees in a corn field and picked up another as he was itepping out of a stolen car. John Paskiel Griffin, 41, the ringleader, who was awaiting trial for carrying a concealed weapon and attempting to shoot his wife, was arrested as he was walking along a street minutes after a grocery had been robbed of He liad been charged with rape in neighboring Clark County. POLICE ESCORTED Griffin sack to the grocery to see if he could be identified as the robber. The robbery of a wine and beer store of about in cash and checks also was be- lieved to have been com- mitted by two of the fugitives. Griffin, of Waynesville, Ohio, was considered the most, dangerous of the 11 escapees. Police had rushed to protect his wife immediately after the jailbreak, but they were able to locate her. WASHINGTON was happy family reunion at Andrews Air Force Base uesday night when Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower, gaily dressed in Christmas red, varmly greeted her returning lusband, son and daughter-in- aw. She hugged them all and leld onto the President's arm n the crush of high-ranking A'ell-wishers. It was obvious Mrs. Eisen- lower was pleased at her lusband's She had Jackie Coogan Injured in Crash LOS ANGELES Jackie Coogan, 45, suffered facial and head injuries when he wrecked his sports car in the Brentwood district day night, police reported. Officers said they fount Coogan stunned and unable to speak after his cai slnmmed into a parked auto on San Vicente Blvd. ruddy appearance, expressed worry over his arduous trip. For 33-year-old Barbara Ei- senhower, who accompanied let famous father-in-law on ,he mission, it was the end of the most fab- ulous journey of her life. Her lusband, Maj. John Eisen- lower, served as his father's aide on the tour. TODAY, Barbara returns to her role as housewife anc mother with her four children n their home near Gettys- burg, Pa. She brought home a collec- tion of exotic gifts and mem- ories of elephant rides, snake farmers, cheering millions and strange lands. Back home, she jokingly lold Vice President and Mrs Richard Nixon she was having trouble remembering to say hello after her efforts ai greeting in the languages ol the 11 countries she visited Barbara had stayed out o': the limelight in Washington and had never ridden on a jet plane before this journey She returned a- veteran o motorcades, fanfare and huge crowds. Looking happy, she said sb wasn't a bit tired because slept on the plane." Earthquake Jolts Most of Sicily CATANIA, Sicily earthquake rocked most o Sicily today. It shattere page A-10 for last in series on "Story of the Carols." Beach B-l. Hal B-7. B-7. C-8 to 11. C-4, 5. A-6. Death B-2. B-6. B-3. Shipping A-6. C-l to 4. A-8.' TV, C-12. Tides, B-7. B-4, 5. Your A-2. wore us younger fellows to a 'razzle. We're sure, of course, thatj fie is tired. No man could go hrough what he's been .hrough without being weary. But on the second last day of the 19-day tour we saw lim come down the ramp Tom his jet airliner at Ma- drid, Spain, with the bounce of a man just home from a month at the beach. Tuesday at Casablanca in Morocco, this reporter rode alongside the President's 10 feet part of the that, wild drive from the airport into town. As he was in every other nation on arrival, he was on his feet for waving, bowing, smiling ever- lastingly to the huge crowds which jammed the roadside. WE WERE close enough to see how overwhelmed he was emotion surged from his heart to his face as tens (Continued Page A-4, Col. Plan Yule of White House WASHINGTON dent and Mrs. Eisenhower probably will have a quiet Christmas dinner at the White House without, their immediate family present. The President's daughter in law, son Maj. and and Mrs. John Eisenhower, who went along on Eisenhower's 19-day trip abroa.d, are stay- ing at their own home in Gettysburg, Pa., for Christ- las. 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South by Southwest has a way of turning Dallas into a fleetingly improved rock town. That's Dallas, not Austin. Austin during SXSW is a roiling cesspool of drunken industry types and frustrated musicians. It's Dallas, an easy stopover between the rest of the country and the music festival, that showcases (with far more dignity) the bands that care to book an extra show on their way south.
Witness this year's Dallas-based SXSW windfall: Sparklehorse at Galaxy; Flaming Lips and Man or Astroman? at Trees; Ho-Hum at Dada; a trio of obscure Australian bands at the Curtain Club. Why go to Austin at all? These days, it's easy to argue that staying in town is a far wiser choice if music is what you're after. Most local indie fans can catch their favorite touring acts just down the street, without having to drive three hours, buy a goofy overpriced wristband, and fight with the rude and unappreciative masses.
A particularly tasty option for those non-travelers is Jets to Brazil, a mostly new act on the tiny yet powerful Jade Tree label out of Delaware. Granted, the show is in Denton, a 35-minute drive for Dallasites, but Rubber Gloves is a far easier destination than Atomic Cafe.
Jets' frontguy, former Jawbreaker leader Blake Schwartzenbach, has picked up where he musically left off with that earlier notable punk band--more tuneful, more poppy, more good-naturedly energetic. Schwartzenbach and Jeremy Chatelain, formerly of Handsome, hooked up and started chipping away at some songwriting. Once they figured their collaboration was worthy of fleshing out, they brought in drummer Chris Daly.
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The band's debut, orange rhyming dictionary (1998), is an example of what can happen to potentially tired three-piece rock when the right guys get hold of it: as bright and sharp as a new straight razor, heavily hook-laden without being cloying or predictable, and evocative of several worthy genres all at once. Song to song, you can hear a clever distillation of Big Guitar, New Wave, Britpop, and good ol' American college radio. Jets to Brazil knows when to be subtle, knows when to lash out, and knows when to bury or spotlight any single element. And all along they keep the melody flowing like honey.
--Christina Rees
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Elm Lawn Cemetery
300 Ridge Road
Bay City, Bay County, Michigan
Bay City, MI 48708
(517) 892-0661
Lat: 43°35.20N, Lon: 083°51.33W
This is not a complete listing of burials! The records below were provided by contributors to Cemetery Records Online. Total records = 3.
Contributor's Index:
- [SV] Sandra Volz [email@example.com]
Lesperance Frank, b. Feb 2 1920, d. Jun 1979, h/o Margaret (Peggy) Anderson, s/o Frank (Labadie) Lesperance and Elsie Foster, [SV]
Zaucha, Bernice, b Sep 1926, d. Sep 1998, w/o Joseph Zaucha, d/o Frank (Labadie) Lesperance and Elsie Foster, [SV]
Zaucha, Joseph, b. Jan 1919, d. Apr 03, 1999, s/o John and Catherine Zaucha, h/o Bernice (Lesperance) Zaucha, [SV]
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Jul 17, 2013 - The Associated PressWASHINGTON -- The head of the National Republican Senatorial Committee says the organization will back Sen. Mike Enzi over challenger Liz Cheney in the campaign for the Republican nomination in Wyoming.
Sen. Jerry Moran of Kansas told reporters on Tuesday that, in his words, "our support will be there for Mike."
He spoke just moments after Cheney announced that she would challenge the three-term incumbent in the GOP primary.
Earlier in the day, Enzi announced that he would seek a fourth term. He said Cheney had told him she would not run if he decided to seek re-election.
Moran also says that Republican senators are clearly behind their colleague, who has been a valued behind-the-scenes worker with Senators from both parties on key legislation.
Moran's comments are a clear message to Cheney that she faces a fight from Senate Republicans over her decision to take on the incumbent.
Cheney's father is former Vice President Dick Cheney. He represented Wyoming in the House for 10 years, from 1979 to 1989.
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|Fast Break: Celtics survive another Wizards scare
|11.07.12 at 10:21 pm ET
Thanks to double-doubles from the Big Three, the Celtics survived a second straight game against a Wizards team missing two of its best players. It wasn't pretty — and required OT — but the Cs' evened their record at 2-2.
Rondo's 18 points and 14 assists in the 100-94 victory moved him alone into third place in NBA history with 28 consecutive games with 10-plus assists (behind John Stockton's 29, Stockton's 37 and Magic Johnson's 44).
Garnett (20 points, 13 rebounds) committed what could've been a costly technical foul when he jerked his elbow in Kevin Seraphin's direction late in the fourth quarter, but two Paul Pierce (15 points, 10 rebounds) steals and a Rondo 20-footer with 26 seconds left helped force overtime as Rondo's 3-pionter at the end of regulation fell short. The C's defense arrived just in time to salvage the game in OT.
First things first: The Celtics repeatedly assure the offense will come once they can get back to playing the kind of defense that's been the trademark of their success the past five seasons. Wednesday night's first quarter was a start. Led by Garnett and Lee, the Celtics held the Wizards to 29.2 percent shooting (7-24 FG) in the first 12 minutes, building a 21-16 lead that should have been bigger if not for five C's turnovers.
Garnett gold: Since nobody else put forth any effort in the opening 24 minutes, Garnett exerted twice as much. By halftime, he had 10 rebounds, seven points and two blocks. His final first-half defensive stand was remarkable, singlehandedly guarding the right side of the court and eventually blocking a Trevor Booker layup attempt with two seconds left on the shot clock. Without KG on the floor, the C's finished minus-13 before the break.
Forward progress: Finally given an opportunity to contribute midway through the third quarter, Chris Wilcox ran the floor with Rondo, made his only field goal and got to the line five times for six points to go along with two boards and a block. In just four minutes of action, he finished a plus-11 — while Garnett sat on the bench.
Very Terry: After admitting it was an adjustment to mesh with a new system, Jason Terry finally asserted himself into the offense. He took 15 shots, made seven of them and scored 16 points off the bench. Somehow, the C's reserves still got outscored, 53-41.
|Irish Coffee: What if this Celtics chemistry experiment doesn't work?
|11.07.12 at 11:24 am ET
As a member of Mark Cuban's ever-changing Mavericks, Jason Terry saw his share of rookies, castaways and veterans enter the turnstiles attempting to adjust to the Dallas system. Even last season, a year out from winning the NBA championship, the Mavs lost five of their top 12 rotation players. Now, Terry's the one adjusting.
"We had a lot of turnover in Dallas where we'd bring in new guys every year, it seemed like, so this is nothing new, but for me it's definitely an adjustment," said Terry, who averaged 15.1 points, 3.6 assists and 1.2 steals last season. "And I know for the guys that have been here, it's an adjustment for them, because they're used to playing one way and now you're implementing guys who are used to playing another, so it's difficult."
Even if last year's Mavericks lost Tyson Chandler, Juan Barea, Caron Butler, DeShawn Stevenson and Peja Stojakovic, they returned nine players from the title team while adding Vince Carter and Lamar Odom. Yet, Dallas dropped from a No. 3 to a 7 seed during the lockout season and got swept by the Thunder in the first round.
"For us, it never jelled," said Terry, who made his desire to keep the championship core together clear at the time. "It never happened. That's why we were out in the first round. It can happen, or it won't."
This season, the Celtics returned only four players from the roster that lost Game 7 of the Eastern Conference finals to the Heat. Even when you include Avery Bradley, Chris Wilcox and Jeff Green, coach Doc Rivers still has eight fresh faces in his locker room. What's to say this team never jells?
|Why Kevin Garnett comparing Jared Sullinger to Kendrick Perkins matters
|11.06.12 at 5:17 pm ET
It could be coincidence that Kevin Garnett compared Jared Sullinger to Kendrick Perkins three days after the rookie earned his first career NBA start for a coach who rarely even plays first-year guys, but it's probably not.
"Jared understands what we're doing," said Garnett. "He's a no-nonsense guy — not that I'm shooting anything at the other guys — but the young fella comes in, does his job and does what you tell him. He's a great rebounder, his IQ is unbelievable, he can pass the ball and he reminds me a lot of Perk. Obviously, he's not the defensive player that Perk was, but as far as IQ, moving the ball and being unselfish, he's a great teammate."
Don't forget the Doc Rivers-ism that the Celtics never lost a playoff series with his starting five of Perkins, Garnett, Paul Pierce, Rajon Rondo and Ray Allen. Whether you consider Perkins overrated or not, he played a role for the Celtics: rebound, defend and finish around the basket. Sullinger fills that role.
"It means a lot, especially coming from Kevin," said Sullinger of the comparison to Perkins. "When Kevin gives anybody praise, he really likes you, I guess, so it's a blessing. But at the same time I've got to keep working. That's pretty much my motto: Just to keep working."
|Box and 2: Inside Celtics, Bucks and Wizards, oh my
|11.05.12 at 2:39 pm ET
Friday: Bucks 99, Celtics 88; Saturday: Celtics 89, Wizards 86: Observations about the box scores from Games 2 & 3 of the C's (1-2) 2012-13 NBA season.
— Called upon by Doc Rivers Friday night to protect the paint against the Bucks, when smaller lineups weren't working, Darko Milicic played 4:30 of the first quarter. He missed his only shot — an air-balled baby left hook — and committed more turnovers (2) than he totaled rebounds (1) or blocks (0). Then, he didn't play Saturday.
Kevin Garnett: "We're still playing with the chemistry. We have different lineups in which Doc is playing with simultaneously, and we're still working. No one said this was going to be an easy process."
Translation: "The Darko Experiment is called that for a reason. Let's just hope it doesn't blow up in our face."
— Over the weekend, Brandon Bass finished a minus-11 in 40:52 without Jared Sullinger on the floor. The Celtics outscored the opponent in just two of his 10 stints sans Sullinger — by one in the final 3:53 of the first quarter against the Wizards and by two Terry free throws in the final 1:35 of that game. Without Bass on the floor, Sullinger finished a plus-14 in 33:29, and the C's outscored opponents in five of those eight stints. (In case you were wondering, the two played 14:40 together, finished a minus-9 and only outscored opponents once in six stints.)
Rivers (via the Herald): '[Sullinger] brings a different component, more importantly rebounding. He knows how to play without the ball. He's a great passer. He blends well with our starting group.'
Translation: "Sorry Brandon, but you're going to see a lot more Sullinger in the starting lineup."
|Irish Coffee: 10 things to learn from Jason Terry's diary
|11.05.12 at 9:42 am ET
Celtics guard Jason Terry submitted his second diary entry for ESPN.com. Here are 10 highlights.
10. No self-respecting team loses to the Wizards: "I had said [Saturday night] was a must-win. The reason is when you play a team like Washington, which has had some injuries and might be short a man, you definitely want to win these games. These are the type of games you just have to win."
9. The difference between Sully and Bass was negligible: "I know the starting lineup was changed a little bit with Jared Sullinger starting and Brandon Bass coming off the bench, but really I didn't notice that much. Everyone who came into the game tonight was focused on our defensive coverages."
8. Terry is clutch, according to Terry: "I was happy to contribute in our win with two free throws down the stretch. It's definitely in my DNA to make big shots, especially when the game is on the line, whether that's with free throws or making a play or an assist or a shot to win or tie the game — that's just who I am."
7. The JET hasn't quite arrived in Boston yet: "I'm still trying to get comfortable within the structure of the team. I'm a work in progress. I'm very optimistic. I know we have the making of a championship team. I know we have to continue to grow and there are going to be some speed bumps along the way."
6. For now, the Celtics are going to struggle against elite teams: "The Heat are the champions, and the core of that team has been together and had two full seasons for the most part. They're going to know each other very well, while we're still trying to figure it out. We're going to struggle in a situation like that."
|This Rajon Rondo play was pretty awesome
|11.03.12 at 9:51 pm ET
If not for this Rajon Rondo circus shot to beat the shot clock against the Wizards, the Celtics might be 0-3.
|Kevin Garnett's 'pack of hyenas' Celtics speech
|11.03.12 at 1:07 am ET
Needless to say, Kevin Garnett didn't enjoy the Bucks embarrassing his Celtics a few nights after the Heat dropped 120 on their defense, so he privately addressed his teammates in the locker room afterwards.
"When we came in the locker room, KG spoke," Courtney Lee said. "What he said is that we've got to go into every battle like we're the underdog, like we have nothing, like we're scrapping. He used the hyena as an example. The hyena, when they go for the kill, they eat in packs. And that's how we've got to do it. We've gotta go out there, have each other's backs, play for each other, make the right plays and be on the same page."
Garnett, Lee and even the very vocal Jason Terry wouldn't go into much detail about the postgame speech about hyenas, but it's safe to say it wasn't anything like Zach Galifianakas' wolf pack soliloquy from "The Hangover."
(If it was, it might've gone like this: "You guys might not know this, but I consider myself a bit of a loner. I tend to think of myself as a one-man hyena pack. But when I met Rondo, I knew he was one of my own. And my hyena pack, it grew by one. So there were two of us in the hyena pack. I was alone first in the pack, and then Rondo joined in later. And a month ago, when Rondo introduced me to you guys, I thought, 'Wait a second, could it be?' And now I know for sure, I just added nine more guys to my hyena pack. Fifteen of us hyenas, running around the Garden together, in Boston, looking for strippers and cocaine. So tonight, I make a toast!")
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This is a discussion on AWAT: '4 Shot in Attack Near Middle School Game' within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Preface: Anytime. Anywhere. That is the real world and living fact of this modern day. Persons who assault, stab, shoot, run over with cars, and ...
Anytime. Anywhere.
That is the real world and living fact of this modern day.
Persons who assault, stab, shoot, run over with cars, and do all manner of malfeasance.
Nobody wants to think of children as being shooters but the facts are what they are and as such we citizens be we in our home, or on the street, or at our job as teachers, coaches, or police have just as much chance of being assaulted by a child as our children for that matter do in being around other children. It's sad but at the same time it's a fact.
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4 Shot in Attack Near Middle School Game
1 Critically Injured After Shooting Near Middle School Football Game in Michigan
A Mobile Medical Response crew wheels a shooting victim to a waiting ambulance at the scene of a double shooting Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2007, in Saginaw, Mich. Four students attending a middle school football game were shot Wednesday, but none of the injuries were believed to be life-threatening, police say. (Jeff Schrier/ The Saginaw News/ AP Photo )
By DAVID EGGERT Associated Press Writer
SAGINAW, Mich. Oct 25, 2007 (AP)
A shooting near a middle school football game left a high school student in critical condition and injured three other people, officials said Thursday.
A 16-year-old boy was shot in the neck about 5:15 p.m. Wednesday near South Middle School, Detective Sgt. Brent Vanderhaar said. He was in critical condition Thursday, said Safiya Mosley, a Saginaw Public Schools spokeswoman.
The three other victims, two adults and another high school student, were treated and released, some after being grazed by bullets.
Police were questioning a 15-year-old boy whom Vanderhaar described as a "person of interest." The boy remained in custody Thursday morning, said Detective Sgt. Mark Lively.
Police also on Thursday were searching for the gun used in the shooting, Lively said.
Mosley said the two wounded teens attend Arthur Hill High School, as does the person police suspect in the shooting.
Vanderhaar would not say whether the wounded 16-year-old had been targeted by the shooter, but did say the other victims apparently were bystanders walking from the game.
"It's unfortunate that children with guns have to ruin something as nice as a football game," Police Chief Gerald H. Cliff told The Saginaw News. "We are not going to sit idly by and let it happen."
Messages seeking comment from Cliff and additional information from police left Thursday by The Associated Press were not returned.
About 100 people were attending the game when the gunfire erupted at halftime, Vanderhaar said. Players and spectators were moved toward the center of the football field immediately after the shootings, Mosley said. They were allowed to leave after police indicated the situation was under control.
Classes were held Thursday at the middle school under stepped-up security, Mosley said. She said crisis counselors were available to students needing them. Arthur Hill High previously had increased security, she said.
"Things that go on in the community sometimes have effects in the schools," Mosley said. "It's going to take the community as a whole to fix it."...
The complete story can be found at; http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=3773319
- Janq
"Killers who are not deterred by laws against murder are not going to be deterred by laws against guns. " - Robert A. Levy
"A license to carry a concealed weapon does not make you a free-lance policeman." - Florida Div. of Licensing
I don't understand. How could someone get shot in a gun free zone.
Despite the "in their face" evidence, the Anti's still think gun free zones work.
Lex et Libertas Semper Vigilo, Fortis, Paratus, et Fidelis!
"Not only do the people who put their lives on the line to protect the rest of us deserve better, we all deserve better than to have our own security undermined by those who undermine law enforcement." -Thomas Sowell


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So, I saw a commercial with people using Siri the other day, and decided to give it another chance.
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I swear one of us has to be aphasic.
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We are really please to announce that our new swimming pool in Bunaken is now complete and ready for use!
We started it in Jan with the digging and transport of materials, and it was finally finished on 27 July. We had an official opening by the local village head and community leaders such as the village priest, and we invited all the workers to come and have a swim! Soon after this it was open to guests.
The pool is a very good size – 18m long and 10m at its sidest part – hey, if you are going to build a pool, why not make it a proper pool! Its also a purpose-built training pool – we do lots of PADI courses in Bunaken so we made the deepest part 3m so that it can be used for all courses from Open Water through to Instructor. It also allows us to run TEC try-it dives on twin tanks and rebreathers.
What went into building it? Here are some interesting facts:
How do we keep it clean? In order to keep the pool clean, we have installed 2 pumps, each with a sand filter. We also installed a salt chlorinator so that we can keep the chlorine level to a minimum, and we have a closed-system which means that any run-off is circulated back into the pool, thereby reducing water wastage.
Thanks to our guests! We want to thank all our guests that stayed with us during Jan-June 2012, as they put up with our "building site" during this period. Its all been worth it, and we will not forget you if you return to Bunaken!
WOW ! I have heard about this plan and I am glad to see it is finally ready – congratulations Two Fish !


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This week's parsha begins outlining the idyllic blessings that await us if
we live up to our covenant with Hashem and are worthy of a close
relationship with Him. The material blessings of bountiful crops, luscious
harvests, peace and security in the land and the ability to repel our
enemies, are augmented with the spiritual blessings in which Hashem promises
us (chapter 26 verse 11) "I will place my sanctuary among you and my spirit
will not reject you."
The commentaries are perplexed by the blessing that Hashem will not reject
His people. Surely if we are obeying G-d's will, what possible reason could
there be for Him to reject us?
In response to this question, the commentaries cite the truth about human
nature that 'familiarity breeds contempt.' Perhaps being so close to Hashem
carries with it the liability that Hashem sees our shortcomings and foibles
in a magnified way, and may come to repel us. In any deeply developed
relationship there lurks a fear that perhaps we should not be totally open
with our counterpart; for if they discover our hidden weaknesses and
imperfections, they may reject us.
Hashem reassures us that he will never reject us even though we will be far
from perfect.
In the blessings that we give to a chosson and kallah we delineate four
levels of friendship and closeness, exhorting the chosson and kallah to rise
to the highest level possible. We talk about ahava (love) achvah
(brotherhood) shalom (peace), and rayus (total bonding). The highest level
of friendship surpasses even a blood relationship such as brotherhood. It is
even higher that a relationship where peace unites people. This kind of
kinship is defined by the word rayus. What is rayus and why is it a more
rarified expression of closeness than all other forms of friendship?
The commentaries explain that the word rayus is connected to "rah," meaning
evil, which only compounds the mystery. If this is the most valuable
friendship of all, why is rooted in the word rah-- evil?
The answer, I believe, lies in a deeper understanding of the highest form of
interpersonal relationship. There is a human tendency to cultivate a faþade
around oneself to promote a flattering self-image and stave off criticism.
Even with our closest friends we are sometimes loathe to share our darkest
secrets, lest they would no longer respect us and want to remain on the same
terms as before.
The word "rayus" is connected to the word "poruah" which means being totally
open, to the point where we can even reveal the "rah"-the unsavory aspects
of our inner self. We do not have to fear rejection for the relationship is
marked by unconditional acceptance and love. Thus the word "rayus" connotes
the highest level of friendship and closeness imaginable.
It is for this reason that the word "raya" -meaning friend-is found for the
first time in the Torah in connection with Raiyai Ho'adulami, Yehudah's
confidant to whom he revealed his illicit encounter with Tamar and asked
Raiyai Ho'adulami to resolve his outstanding debt to her. A true friend is
one in whom we can confide without any reservations.
Thus the ultimate relationship we have with Hashem is one in which we are
secure, even while acknowledging our shortcomings, that we are beloved and
accepted by Hashem unconditionally-in return for our own unconditional
acceptance and devotion to Him.
Hashem assures us, "v'lo sigal nafshi eschem," my spirit will never revile
you. It will never reject you and it will never repel you, for under all
circumstances, you and I are one.
Wishing you a wonderful Shabbos,
Rabbi Naftali Reich
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We Are At War
So Says Attorney General Eric Holder
Prior to beginning his testimony on Wednesday in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee to explain (or more to the point try to explain) the upside to a civilian trial held in New York City versus a military trial for the five terrorists held at Gitmo, he wanted to first make clear that he is aware that a war is going on. Assuming that is true, he should try and explain that fact to his boss.
In any case, as a mere observer from Ground Zero in the War on Terror (Overseas Contingency Operations), what is the possible upside to a civilian trial for those who are in essence war criminals. Is it so a slick lawyer, the best money can buy with funds from who knows where, can make a mockery of the judicial system with stall tactics, attempts to suppress evidence, civilian jurors who could go either way and assuming that there is a conviction, years to an execution.
Does the Attorney General realize that the Pentagon was attacked as well on 9/11? Why not hold a military tribunal down in Washington where justice can be served, without traumatizing an already traumatized city. Unless of course the President wants to be able to preserve his date nights which could be compromised due to the increased security brought on buy a trial in that town.
Net net, like many of the decisions and non-decisions coming from this White House, it all makes absolutely no sense. All of that said, here are some of Holders statements:
-"There was not a political component to my decision,"
-"As a prosecutor, my top priority was simply to select the venue where the government will have the greatest opportunity to present the strongest case."
-"And at the end of the day, it was clear to me that the venue in which we are most likely to obtain justice for the American people is in federal court."
On the five areas of misconception regarding the case
- "First, we know that we can prosecute terrorists in our federal courts safely and securely because we have been doing so for years,"
-"Second, we can protect classified material during trial."
-"Third, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed will have no more of a platform to spew his hateful ideology in federal court than he would have had in a military commission."
-"Fourth, there is nothing common – there is nothing common – about the treatment the alleged 9-11 conspirators will receive."
-"Finally, there are some who have said that the decision means that we have reverted to a pre-9-11 mentality, or that we don't realize that this nation is at war. I know that we are at war. I know that we are at war with a vicious enemy who targets our soldiers on the battlefield in Afghanistan and our civilians in the streets here at home."


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Schoolboy rugby has never had a higher profile in this country. As much has been recognised by Sky TV, leading to an exposure which, in itself, has heightened its popularity further. The prestige attached to success in such an environment has raised the stakes for principals and their schools. Pupils, parents and old boys want to be associated with a winning team. Nowhere is the pressure more acute than in Auckland's 1A championship, widely cited as the world's premier schoolboy competition. That very intensity, however, is leading some schools to place too much importance on their 1st XVs to the detriment of the education of their pupils.
This issue is the subject of a report today by Gregor Paul, and will be examined further in a series of articles in the Herald this week. The importance some schools place on rugby success is immediately obvious. The 12 teams in the 1A competition are estimated to spend hundreds of thousands collectively on their 1st XVs. While some of this is drawn from sponsors, old boys and the Auckland Rugby Union, school funding is also involved.
That is channelled from money which could otherwise have benefited education programmes.
Some of the money is spent on rugby scholarships. Half the teams in the competition offer these. Thirty-eight boys across the 12 squads are listed as new to their respective school in the past two years, and there are at least 35 boys who are in the 1st XV but were not at that school in Year 9. This has been a contentious issue for many years, with lower-decile schools and noted rugby nurseries such as De La Salle College alleging their players are being poached by the likes of St Kentigern College, King's College and Sacred Heart.
Many parents succumb readily to the chance for their boy to demonstrate his talent for a leading school in this prestigious competition - and, potentially, secure himself a professional contract in rugby, rugby league or even Aussie Rules. They should exercise more caution. Placing all of a child's hopes in the one sporting basket is, obviously, dangerous. Yet that happens when he switches to a school that wants him for his rugby prowess, not to provide the opportunity for a better education.
Some boys from lower-decile schools also struggle to fit into the much different environment of a more affluent school. All Black Keven Mealamu avoided that and did no harm to his rugby career by staying loyal to Aorere College even while a member of the NZ Schools team. Another example to be examined this week, that of Kieran Read, is equally instructive. He went to St Kentigern College for a year before returning to Rosehill College in Papakura because he missed his mates.
Various attempts have been made by lower-decile schools to stop the poaching. They have not worked. Only twice in recent years has College Sport, which manages the 1A competition, found bona fide evidence of poaching. This does not indicate it is not happening, only that it is very difficult to prove wrongdoing. And when the issue last flared, seven of the biggest and most successful schools threatened to form a breakaway competition.
Despite protestations that their focus is on providing the best-possible education, it is clear that some are placing too much emphasis on rugby success. It, therefore, falls to parents to determine what is best for their children. Rarely will that be a school which wants only to tap a boy's talent at rugby.


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Bias: After spending three years promoting ObamaCare lies, the media elite now scramble to get out of the way of a train wreck they helped cause. Their backpedaling would be funny if so many lives weren't at risk.
As the redistributive mechanics of ObamaCare rear their ugly head, the president's propaganda puppets are suddenly sounding like conservative critics.
Take the New York Times. In a fit of candor, it now agrees with what we've said all along — "redistribution of wealth lies at the heart of" the Affordable Care Act.
The paper reported that "economic justice" was Obama's real goal in taking over a sixth of the economy.
But to make his plan "palatable" to "middle-class voters," he had to mislead them into thinking nothing would be taken from them. He had to assure them, in a "semantic sidestep," that ObamaCare was a win-win for all Americans, when in fact it created "losers as well as winners" — tens of millions of losers, as it turns out.
"Hiding in plain sight behind that pledge — visible to health policy experts but not the general public — was the redistribution required to extend health coverage to those who had been either locked out or priced out of the market," the Times said. "Now some of that redistribution has come clearly into view."
Of course, it was visible to Times correspondents as well. But they're just now getting around to informing voters, after flooding them with pro-ObamaCare stories during the 2012 campaign.
Time magazine has had its own miraculous conversion. After defending ObamaCare, its senior political analyst, Mark Halperin, now agrees with Sarah Palin that ObamaCare does in fact contain "death panels."
Appearing on Newsmax TV's Steve Malzberg Show, Halperin said death panels are "built into" ObamaCare as part of the Independent Payment Advisory Board.
Malzberg: The death panels will be coming, call them what you will. Rationing is part of it.
Halperin: I agree. It's going to be a huge issue, and that's something else about which the president was not fully forthcoming and straightforward.
Malzberg: Alright, so you believe there will be rationing, aka death panels?
Halperin: It's built into the plan.
Oh, now you tell us. Just this past September, his magazine said Palin was wrong about the death panels and even insisted IPAB won't ration care.
No doubt chastened by colleagues, Halperin clarified his remarks on White House propaganda arm MSNBC. "I said something imprecisely," he said.
Although he pointed out he never actually used the words "death panels," he reiterated that the government will have a role in deciding how much end-of-life care people get. "ObamaCare does that," Halperin said.
Such media honesty is likely just a temporary spasm.
White House-tied groups already have been paid to find and feed positive ObamaCare stories to the national media. Judging from past behavior, they'll report them unfiltered.


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Nicki Minaj is on a promotional blitz right now. In just one day, she spoke to New York radio stations Power 105.1 ('The Breakfast Club') and Hot 97 ('The Morning Show') via phone. Plus, she did a phone interview with Ryan Seacreast and visited Power 106's 'Big Boy's Neighborhood' in Los Angeles as well.
Queen Barb touched on a variety of topics during her talks, from why she's been posting those sexy Instagram photos lately to her new album 'The Pink Print.' She also talked about her new stripped-down look, which has much to do with the direction of her new album.
"The album also is more personal, so I think the look being stripped-down goes really well with the third album," Nicki tells 'The Breakfast Club.' "And I always planned on doing it at this time. It didn't just come about now. I just always thought in my head that my third album I would want to go back to my real hair."
She also explains that the forthcoming LP has very few features on it, but she did tell the 'The Morning Show' that she's eager to work with Remy Ma once she gets out of jail. "That would make me very happy," the 'Pills N Potions' rapper states. "That would be very exciting. As soon as she get out, man, holla at me."
As for the title 'The Pink Print,' it's inspired by Jay Z. "I think everybody knows how obsessed I am with Jay Z," Nicki says in the Big Boy interview. "He's always been my favorite rapper, him and Wayne, and he did a great job of creating this 'Blueprint' brand for male rappers."
The YMCB member also breaks down the concept behind 'Pills N Potions' during her conversation with Ryan Seacrest. "I feel like it's kind of like a tragic love story," she explains. "And it doesn't even necessarily have to be like a boy and girl relationship. I just kind of feel like while I was working on the album, I started realizing how much has changed, and how people has changed, and how people come in and out of your life. I just felt like talking about that."
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Discussion in 'General Pro Player Discussion' started by Ledigs, Oct 9, 2009.
It is to be held outdoors this year for the first time.
Who will this benefit?
I'm pretty sure it's still indoors, just like the TMC was.
Hard, carpet is no longer used on the ATP tour.
No I read it was outdoors. I'll check again...
Wow, I guess it is outdoors.
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Monday, April 26, 2010
Well, I did do something.
I cracked the cover of a new book.
I groomed Arf and Woof.
I listened to music.
I let my mind wander down new paths.
I listened to birds.
I watched butterflies.
I laughed with my live-in handyman.
In short, I recharged.
And boy, did I ever need it. With all that's gone on this month, my batteries were low. Every day I was hearing that grinding noise each time I turned the key.
This morning, I started right up.
Recharging, renewal, regrouping - whatever you choose to call this experience - is vital to the writing process.
Our bodies tire, grow weary, refuse to function properly without proper food, rest, and exercise. So do our minds and our imaginations.
So the next time you're chillin' . . .
You're feeding your soul.
28 comments:
- Aubrie said...
Everytime I wander away from writing to "recharge" I get more fodder to write with! And it seems like my mind works on my stories in the back of my thoughts because when I come back to them, the words flow out. I'm glad you had a nice weekend!
- April 26, 2010 at 9:45 AM
- Mason Canyon said...
What a wonderful way to look at it. Our minds do get overloaded sometimes without us even realizing it. We think if we take care of our bodies we've done all there is to do. Not so. Thanks for the reminder. Glad you had a great weekend.
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- April 26, 2010 at 9:56 AM
- Elizabeth Spann Craig/Riley Adams said...
Great reminder to enjoy the moment! So often I don't do that. Thanks for the reminder, Carol!
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- April 26, 2010 at 10:26 AM
- Southpaw said...
You are so right. I've been doing a lot of that lately. ;)
- April 26, 2010 at 10:33 AM
- Joanne said...
Oh so true, what a necessary part of our creative menu. Without the right nutrition, the muse suffers!
- April 26, 2010 at 10:37 AM
- KarenG said...
Sounds delightful! Glad you got the chance to just chill!
- April 26, 2010 at 11:08 AM
- Conda V. Douglas said...
So very true! This reminded me of this Saturday when I drove down the freeway with my emergency brake on...talk about a need to let go.
- April 26, 2010 at 11:17 AM
- Elspeth Antonelli said...
With all that has been going on in your life lately, I'm sure you needed the time to power down and recharge. Good for you!
- April 26, 2010 at 11:22 AM
- The Daring Novelist said...
I had to wear myself out to give myself a recharge break. But it is wonderful, especially when you have nice weather....
Of course, nice weather is relative. My sister and niece came (from California) to visit this Easter, and to look at going to college here in Michigan. Part way through the visit, my sister suddenly turned to my niece and said:
"Oh, you should know that this is a really warm day in Michigan."
We had to spend some time assuring the niece that she wasn't kidding.
- April 26, 2010 at 12:02 PM
- Carol Kilgore said...
Aubrie - So true. I love when the words flow.
Mason - I'd definitely reached overload status.
Elizabeth - So often I don't enjoy the moment either. I even note it to myself when I don't. How bad is that?
Southpaw - I think we recharge when we need to, whether we want to or not.
Joanne - You're right. It's often hard to know when it's needed, though. At least it is for me.
Karen - Me, too :)
Conda - I'm laughing. I can see myself doing that. I imagine you wondered why your car was sluggish - LOL
Elspeth - I needed it BAD!
Daring - So right about the weather being relative. Here it's in the 50s at night, mid 80s in the afternoon, sunny, low humidity. Ahhh... I really need to stay inside and work this afternoon. Will I?
- April 26, 2010 at 12:35 PM
- Helen Ginger said...
Great post, Carol. Sometimes you do have to recharge. You may not even realize it until you're forced to step away from the computer, then you come back happier and more enthused.
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- April 26, 2010 at 12:51 PM
- Talli Roland said...
Sounds like you had a lovely weekend! Recharging is so vital. Sometimes I try to do nothing but I have to admit I do find it hard.
- April 26, 2010 at 12:57 PM
- Jane Kennedy Sutton said...
I love days like that - especially when I'm able to ignore the guilt feelings that usually accompany them. Allowing our bodies to rejuvenate is one of the best things we can do for ourselves.
- April 26, 2010 at 4:06 PM
- Carol Kilgore said...
Helen - That's usually the way it happens with me.
Talli - It was lovely.
Jane - I liked it so much it may become a weekend habit ... until summer heats up.
- April 26, 2010 at 4:42 PM
- Stephen Tremp said...
Recharging is vital to a swriter's sanity, a precious commodity for any author. Naps work wonders too.
Stephen Tremp
- April 26, 2010 at 7:36 PM
- kimberlyloomis said...
What a wonderful thing to read today. Thank you so much for sharing. It's wonderful you were able to take a weekend and rejuvenate! Hope your day has gone just as you wanted it to.
- April 26, 2010 at 8:45 PM
- Carol Kilgore said...
Stephen - I'm not much of a napper. But go for it if it works for you.
Kimberly - Half & Half.
- April 26, 2010 at 9:11 PM
- Kathi Oram Peterson said...
Good for you! I need to do that, too. Thanks for the reminder.
- April 26, 2010 at 10:09 PM
- arlee bird said...
Gotta take the time to do it every once in a while. I can dig it and I will soon.
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- April 27, 2010 at 12:41 AM
- Glynis said...
When I was working as a patient representative at a state hospital, there were days I wouldn't go in and called in for a "mental health day". Believe it or not, my boss would ok it as long as it didn't happen too often. I felt that I did better at my job because of those days which I took about once every three months. Writing isn't any different.
- April 27, 2010 at 5:07 AM
- Laura Eno said...
I'm on the same wavelength, doing nothing but reading for the past few days.
Would you please send over some of your recharge juice? I haven't hit that point yet and I need to get back to work... :)
- April 27, 2010 at 5:36 AM
- Carol Kilgore said...
Kathi - Put it on your calendar.
Arlee - Good for you.
Glynis - Mental Health Day. I like that. Totally appropriate.
Laura - I tried emailing you some recharge juice. It bounced back and splashed in my eye :)
- April 27, 2010 at 8:42 AM
- Lola Sharp said...
Yay for recharging!! :)
I'm new here, from Barkowski's...fun blog you have here.
- April 27, 2010 at 1:56 PM
- Carol Kilgore said...
Welcome to Under the Tiki Hut, Lola. I'm happy you're here. Comments are free :)
- April 27, 2010 at 4:27 PM
- VR Barkowski said...
Amen, Carol. While I've figured out how to take a day and recoup, I've yet to master not feeling guilty.
Oh, and I have a little something for you over on my blog.
- April 27, 2010 at 9:47 PM
- Carol Kilgore said...
I didn't feel guilty about this weekend at all. I'll be right over...
- April 27, 2010 at 10:43 PM
- Patricia Stoltey said...
Yeah, chillin' is good. That's what I'm going to do this weekend.
- April 28, 2010 at 7:58 PM
- Carol Kilgore said...
Great! I wonder if I can have a deja-two?
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Health is one of the Keys to Reducing Poverty in Developing Countries.
Eleos Project's Never Thirst Again clean water initiative will increase access to
clean, safe drinking water amoung HIV-Positive people in rural areas of Kenya.
People living with HIV are especially vulnerable to diseases that can be spread
through unsafe drinking water because of their weakened immune systems.
These people must have access to clean, safe drinking water if they are to survive.
This access is key in preventing water-borne diseases such as, cholera, typhoid,
diarrhea and many other disease linked to drinking unsafe water.
Water and sanitation related diseases collectively account for 80% of all sicknesses
in developing countries. These diseases can be prevented today through education
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technologies or vaccine discoveries.
Good health is an essentail part of our mission to help reduce poverty and to
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Your gift today will help us improve the health of people in rural Kenya and provide the gift of clean, safe drinking water to people in need.


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