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5x05 "Ghost in the Machine"
Synopsis: When the city plays host to a strange computer virus, the team worries that an old enemy may have found a way to return. When they realize what it is, however, heartache and danger are quick to follow.
Spoiler:((45 second recap of "Lifeline" and "Be All My Sins Remember'd"))
Departing an uninhabited planet, a candidate for an off-world base, Lt. Colonel John Sheppard, Dr. Rodney McKay, Ronon Dex and Teyla Emmagan approach an orbiting stargate. Muttering that this world was a waste of time, Ronon leans over and punches in the symbols for the city, hoping to get home as soon as possible. Sheppard tells him to calm down, joking that lunch will still be there when they arrive. But as the gate activates, energy levels in the puddle jumper spike. Lights flicker. Steering goes out. The drive pods won't retract. Powerless, the jumper collides with the gate and falls into a decaying orbit over the nearby planet. Another spike disables dialing capability, communications and life support. Then, mysteriously, another bolt of high voltage displacement current flashes through the jumper and restores all systems. Hastily, the team returns to Atlantis.
After landing in the jumper bay, Sheppard and the others step out to let Radek Zelenka and a team of analysts go over the ship's systems. However, when they find no anomalies, they all come away puzzled but grateful that there are no lasting issues. John radios Woolsey and informs them that everything looks to be fine, and the city's commander replies that that can only be good. As the ex-IOA operative steps into a transporter, busy with his work, he doesn't notice the flickering lights. When the doors open, he steps out to find that a safety railing stops him—he's on a balcony overlooking one of the city's piers, far from his intended destination. Behind him, the transport doors will no longer open, his radio doesn't work, and he has no idea where he is.
Back in his lab, McKay fields calls from all over the city about bolts of displacement current and flickering lights. All communications, both local and subspace, go offline, and electrical bolts ricochet around the city's control room. Every system is affected, and the situation only worsens when the stargate finally stops responding, too. Woolsey finally makes it back to the nerve center (having walked from the far side of the city), just as the power goes out across all piers. McKay and the science team have no explanation, though it's remarkably similar to what happened to them in the puddle jumper earlier.
Suddenly, one of the nearby monitors flickers to life, and random letters begin appearing in combinations of Ancient and English. Confused, Teyla asks what's going on, but no one has an answer for her. McKay shouts that someone must have uploaded some sort of trans-system virus to the jumper and immediately starts taking down the network grid between all their computers. But as he stares at the screen, Chuck (the technician on-duty) realizes that he's seeing a pattern; this isn't some sort of code for an alien version of malware, it's a message slowly transcribing itself from the database's Ancient text into readable English. Seeing that he's right, McKay stops what he's doing and comes over, joining the others as they watch the note unfold itself.
After a few more moments, it becomes clear enough to see the words "I AM FRIEND. PLEASE NO KILL." Confused, no one knows quite what to do... at least until a command prompt appears underneath the words, signaling someone to write back. Shrugging, Rodney bends down and replies, "We don't attack without need. What are you?" As if in response to show that no ill action is needed, the lights suddenly flicker back to full strength, though Zelenka notes that most other systems, including the gate, are still not responding. Over a two-way radio, a marine near the holo-room reports that the Ancient hologram generator is powering up, and suggests that someone comes down to see what's happening. Thinking that he knows what this is, Rodney leads Woolsey and the team out of the control room, explaining the the primitive speech this apparent-entity is using is no-doubt due to its incomplete control over Atlantis.
When they arrive, they find the hologram projector coming to life... and when they see what forms, the entire group gasps aloud. For standing before them is an image of Dr. Elizabeth Weir, looking as youthful and vibrant as she did before stepping foot through the stargate on Earth what seems like a lifetime ago ("Rising, Part 1"). Upon seeing her old friends, the holo-Weir breaks into sobs of joy, falling to her knees in an emotional overload at finally returning home to the city. Not knowing what to do, the team stands in the doorway, not sure what this means for them and their mission.
A short time later, the team is seated around the conference room table discussing their rather unique situation. Zelenka, standing at the front of the group with McKay, explains that they've firewalled the "Replicator entity" (he squirms noticeably at using that title) inside the hologram systems, but he doubts that it would actually keep "it" contained. In fact, the Czech speculates that if "it" really wanted to, "it" could simply take over the entire city again at will. Knowing this, Rodney has reluctantly organized a team at Woolsey's urging tasked with begin monitoring Atlantis's primary systems and fight any anomalies that crop up. For now, they're letting the "entity" stay in the database, but primarily only because they have no way to actually kill "it".
Finally having enough with it, Sheppard slams his fist into the table and shouts for everyone to stop calling her "it" and the "entity." This is Elizabeth Weir, for God's sake! The woman who led them across a galaxy and sacrificed herself to save them all. Who gives a damn what the suits back on Earth tell them to call her and how to treat her; are they really going to spend all their energy trying to find a way to terminate her life? Woolsey starts to insist that they follow proper protocol, but John won't hear it. He shoves his chair back and stalks out of the chamber, despite Teyla's calls for him to stay and talk things over.
Sighing as he watches Sheppard leave, Rodney mutters that he knew this wasn't going to go well. He excuses himself to run after the Lieutenant Colonel, leaving Radek to outline what Earth wants them to do, despite all of their reluctance to follow through. They have requested that Weir be downloaded—forcibly if necessary—and sent back home for study. If they can ascertain that she really is who she claims to be, then she will be returned to Atlantis in whatever form they can send her as. They don't want to take any chances with someone that is, essentially, a Replicator, even if it is someone who they once held in only the highest regard. Teyla admits that it does make some sense, though Ronon just shakes his head in disgust and stares off into the control room.
Several hallways away, Sheppard is storming angrily down the corridor, shouting at people to get out of his way as he goes. McKay runs up from behind, trying and failing several times over to get him to slow down. At length, he grabs John's shoulder and pulls him around, with mixed results. On the one hand, he does turn around to face McKay, but on the other hand, he also punches him into a wall as he does so. Not satisfied, Sheppard unloads all his anger into his friend, roaring at him as to how unfair this all is and how Elizabeth deserves so much better than this kind of treatment. While he screams, Rodney slowly picks himself back up, seemingly unharmed except for a small cut along his lip, and listens silently. After another minute of this, though, John seems to lose his steam, and the man collapses onto McKay, crying over and over that it's just not fair as the two of them stand alone in the hall.
Back in the control center, Woolsey is just returning from the conference room (Teyla and Ronon can be seen heading down an adjacent hallway in the background) when an incoming wormhole startles everyone. Once the event horizon stabilizes, Chuck announces that they're receiving the ISGC's IDC, and the gateshield is lowered to allow their visitor through. Curious, Woolsey leans over the balcony and watches as a dark-skinned man in a business suit steps into the gate room, handing a briefcase to a nearby marine and looking around expectantly. When he realizes that no one has come to greet him, the man peers up and sees the city's commander, beckoning for him to come downstairs. Warily, Richard does.
Once he's down in the gate room itself, Woolsey recognizes the newcomer almost at once; his name is Gregory Tavares, a British diplomat and renowned interrogator. The new arrival says that he's here on behalf of the United Nations, to ensure that they extract all the information they can from the entity being referred to as "Elizabeth Weir" before they do anything with "it." He is obviously not a believer in the idea that anything should be taken at its word, and he intends to grill the hologram dry before he makes any sort of decision. Tavares asks if he can speak to the primary offworld recon team to see what they think about the situation, but Woolsey quickly stalls him with an offer to tour the city before the work begins; the last thing they need right now is Sheppard being asked why Weir should be kept alive.
Shortly after, McKay is in his lab, going over the logs from the jumper Elizabeth jumped into and the database once she was inside it. He's hoping to find a way to defend against something like this in the future, to prevent any hostile Replicators that may have survived the destruction of Asuras from infiltrating their systems. While he types away at his computer, Sheppard enters, looking apologetic and carrying a plate with a piled-high turkey sandwich on it. He sits down next to Rodney and slides over the food, trying to impress upon his friend just how sorry he is for hitting him. He didn't mean to, but he just couldn't take it anymore and needed to get all his frustration out on something... and unfortunately, McKay was the closest "something" around. But the Canadian just laughs it off, assuring John that he went to the infirmary and had Dr. Keller check up on him, just in cast.
While asking Sheppard what he thinks they'll do with Elizabeth on Earth, the scene fades out to one set in the holo-room, which looks significantly darker, with dimmed lights and a table set up in front of the control platform. Mr. Tavares is sitting in a chair, spreading out a few papers across the surface without so much as looking up at the image of Weir that is watching him with interest. She glances over at the marines still in the chamber and asks what his superiors have in mind for her, and when he doesn't answer, she sighs and guesses that they don't really believe that it's her, then.
At length, Tavares shortly explains that no, the Untied Nations is not convinced that "she" really is Elizabeth Weir, who they still considered to have died on M34-112 after being shot down by the Asurans ("This Mortal Coil"). He then proceeds to ask her how, exactly, she came to find Atlantis, considering it isn't located on any world she knew about before her abduction on Asuras over a year ago. Thinking back, Weir explains that it wasn't easy; Oberoth studied her for some time, probing her mind daily and mining what information he could. After a few months of this, though, he decided that there was no point in keeping her alive any longer, and ordered his most-trusted subordinates to go to her cell and terminate her.
(First part of "Ghost in the Machine," see next post for more.)
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(End of "Ghost in the Machine," see previous post for start.)
Spoiler:Unfortunately for Oberoth, his people were not as trustworthy as he thought. In fact, they had sympathies with the group of Asurans who had followed Niam's ascension-yearning ideals, and they faked Elizabeth's death by stabbing her through with an arm in front of their leader. Once Oberoth left, satisfied, they used a Lantean healing device to repair the wound, then ferried her offworld on an Aurora-class warship bound for the galactic rim to engage the Wraith. On the voyage into deep space, they successfully managed to deactivate the nanites inside of her, allowing her body to heal itself so she could live as a full human. Once recuperated, Elizabeth spoke to the crew, trying to make them realize that there was more to life than they had now, and that ascension really wasn't beyond their grasp. Eventually, they came to agree. They cut themselves off from the other Replicators so they could work in secret, but not before sending out a distress call in their subspace link making it look as though a Wraith fleet had destroyed their ship.
Their next stop was a cityship that some of Niam's other followers had constructed far from Oberoth's prying eyes. But they had scarcely arrived when an Asuran probe crashed into the structure, alerting them to the fact that Oberoth was aware of its existence and preparing to eliminate it. Knowing they could still save much of Niam's legacy, not to mention the only person they had capable of teaching them about ascension, Weir's faction took on as many of their people as possible, then fled the planet just before the Replicator fleet arrived and blew up the copy of Atlantis ("This Mortal Coil").
They spent the next few months in space, free of their brothers and sisters thanks to the alliance forged to destroy them once and for all ("Be All My Sins Remember'd"). Elizabeth taught them what she knew of shedding one's physical body, and eventually the group came to the consensus that if they dissolved their nanite bonds, they could exist as pure energy and join their creators. But many were still fearful that it would not succeed, and so Weir decided to have her consciousness transferred into a Replicator body to prove it was safe; after all, she had "died" once before, so it wasn't as though she feared the outcome. When she was able to do it, the others quickly followed suit, but before much time had passed, they found that it didn't work quite as planned. Living a torturous existence and trapped in the void of space, the group fell apart. Knowing that she was utterly alone, Weir made her way to habitable world after habitable world, praying that she would encounter an Atlantis team scouting for new allies... and eventually, she did.
Taking notes in his book, Tavares says that he has all the information he needs for now, then gets up to leave. When he still refuses to make eye contact, Elizabeth asks why they won't believe her; the Brit's response isn't heard, as soft music suddenly swells in the background, but the tears in holo-Weir's eyes speak volumes.
In Sheppard's quarters, John is trying to pick a classical song to listen to and calm his nerves (the music heard before), but it doesn't seem to be going very well. He just can't get his mind off of Elizabeth's return, and she's literally all he can think about. As he tosses one CD after another onto his bed, he thinks he hears her voice, and starts shouting to himself in anger, thinking he's finally going insane. But then he turns and sees the hologram of Weir standing a few feet away; she slipped past Radek's firewall and accessed the city's projection system so she could speak with him. Speaking softly, she asks why, of all her friends, he is the only one not to come and talk with her. Ronon, McKay, Teyla, Chuck, Keller, Beckett, even Woolsey, all of them came in their own time to speak with her, but not John.
Sitting on his bed and putting his head in his hands, Sheppard says that he's not sure he can handle it. He's spent the last year trying to convince himself that she was dead, after all, and that he could never see her, hear her, touch her again. And yet here she is, seen and heard, but still little more than a dull memory, a shadow of what she once was. Upon saying that, though, his eyes suddenly light up with an idea, and he tells Elizabeth to follow him. As he rushes out of the room, she tries to shout that she can't actually move, then sighs as her hologram fizzles out.
Weir reappears in the lab where McKay created FRAN to destroy Asuras, where John is already turning on various terminals and machines. Looking over the equipment, Elizabeth accesses the database (again piercing the firewalls) and pulls up the files on this room, realizing what Sheppard must want to do. Her suspicions are confirmed when he flip on the Replicator-making device, saying that all she has to do is override the default template and replace it with one of her own, and she could have a body again, free to walk and be real once more. And it's not like it would be that jarring, since she did it before to try and prove mechanical ascension was possible. The two of them argue the point for a few moments regardless, but Elizabeth eventually agrees to attempt it.
The hologram disappears and the Lantean device whirs to life as metallic Replicator goo oozes out from hidden chambers, forming a silver puddle on its top. John watches hopefully, then breaths a sigh of relief when the puddle coalesces into a humanoid shape and finally a perfect copy of Elizabeth sitting on the ten-thousand year old machine and admiring her new form. She stands and goes over to Sheppard, taking his head in her hands and thanking him... and then shoving him with far-above-average strength into a bulkhead. The Atlantis military commander slams into the wall, groaning in pain, and falls to the ground, stunned and unable to move. Weir thanks him for getting her out of that annoying hologram form, then punches him in the face, knocking him out. She makes her way to the nearest armory and simply walks through the door, picking up two stunner pistols before proceeding out and into a transporter. She hits the button for the central tower, then vanishes in a flash of light.
In Woolsey's office, Tavares is going over the information he obtained from holo-Weir (though the Atlantis team already knows this from having talked to her earlier), saying that he'll need to collaborate it somehow. Not really listening, Woolsey taps his headset and asks Sheppard if he ever filed his report on the mission to their potential new base planet earlier. When he doesn't respond, Richard grows worried, but doesn't have time to do anything; Chuck suddenly shouts that the soldiers guarding the ZPM room are under fire... from a Replicator!
In the hallway outside the primary power room, Elizabeth is trading shots with the guards there, stunning them one by one. She looks more like a ninja than a diplomat, spinning in the air to kick one of them across the room before landing and stunning two more at the same time. She knocks the last one out with a swift kick to the ribcage, then drops her weapons, her body already repairing any minor damage inflicted by the human weapons, and enters the chamber beyond. She approaches the terminal holding the city's single module and smiles, sticking her hand into the computer system and closing her eyes.
In the control room, a general panic has commenced. Power all across Atlantis is failing, with lights shutting off, blast doors slamming closed, and primary systems being choked out one by one. Woolsey orders anyone capable to get to the ZPM room with an ARG and to destroy the invading entity. Then, turning to Chuck, he orders the database purged of any trace of Elizabeth; they can't take any chances, not this time. He only hesitates once before nodding to confirm the order and watching as the system shutdown is initiated.
Even with Weir's locking-down, though, there was enough time left for Teyla and Ronon, themselves on their way to dinner,to jump into a transporter and arrive on her floor. After heading to the closest armory and prying the doors apart, they grab an ARG each and make their way to Elizabeth's location, taking up firing positions of either side of the door.Then they spin into the chamber and take aim, but Teyla finds herself unable to take the shot. Knowing they have no choice, and knowing that untold havoc could be unleashed if the ZPM isn't restored, Ronon fires instead. But the waves pases right through Weir without any problem; she must have changed more than the looks of her body when she created it and installed a cipher to protect herself.
Pulling her hand out and turning around, Weir smiles mockingly at her two old friends. She says that there's nothing they can do to stop her, and she's finally in a position to overload the power module and destroy Atlantis, getting the revenge she has always wanted on her creators. When Teyla asks what she's talking about, Elizabeth's body shimmers, turning silver, before rearranging itself into a new shape; that of the Asuran leader, Oberoth. He never died on Asuras, and instead transferred his consciousness into one of those onboard the ship that ferried Weir away from him. He did indeed take all she knew from her, and was betrayed by underlings of his who were more loyal to Niam than himself. Thanks to Elizabeth's memories, he knew exactly which Replicators were likely to be traitors, and he had no problem living amongst them for some time, traveling from world to world after Asuras was utterly devastated.
When she discovered a possible way to ascend, she had several of her followers try it. But the plan failed, and they were trapped as electrical beings. Hoping that she could somehow help those that so-trusted her, Weir became determined to locate Atlantis so that her old friends could help her. Oberoth, knowing she trusted him, offered to begin visiting worlds that the Atlanteans would likely explore to make contact with them. Elizabeth gave him the addresses of the one's she deemed most likely, and so he went... and waited for them to come to him. She was a fool, and now he will wipe out his enemies once and for all!
Just as Oberoth prepares to put his hand back in the power terminal, though, another disruptor wave pulses into the room... and this time, it destroys the Asuran once and for all. Teyla and Ronon turn to see McKay standing there, a slightly-different-looking ARG in his hands. Rodney explains that after the Replicators became immune to it, he and Zelenka spent months working on a new one that would be able to wipe them out again. And just a few weeks after the Battle of Asuras, they succeeded. The threat has been eliminated, for good this time.
Some time later, McKay, Ronon, and Teyla sit in the conference room, trying to figure out how Oberoth was able to activate the Replicator machine all on his own. According to Zelenka's report on it, it's can't be remotely accessed, and it has to be initialized by a user. Stepping forward, Rodney says that it was his fault; he was doing some research on it of late and forgot to turn it off when he was done. Oberoth must have seen it active and decided to take advantage of their complacency. He played all of them, and Rodney helped him. Woolsey says that he'll need to file something about that, and that McKay could well face repercussions for nearly getting the city destroyed, but all-in-all, he didn't do it intentionally, so it seems like all will be forgiven in the long run. McKay, obviously knowing who really did do it and for what reasons, just nods, looking away and out into the gate room.
Downstairs, Sheppard stands in the holo-room, now dark and inactive, and stares at the projector, silently vowing to find Elizabeth and bring her home.
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That's a good episode!
When did Sheppard turn into a 14 year old girl?
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Thats a really good episode!
The replicator isnt running away, he is just, um, shifting fase
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Damnit i can't read this cause i haven't even seen any of Atlantis season 5 yet, it ain't aired in Australia yet and the DVD won't be here till like August or something.
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good point but their relationship was more of a flirty, profesional one, and to be fair you cant really recreate another jack and sam haha. great episode
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i liked it. Looking forward, as always, to your next piece.
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Sorry my old eyes are getting really blurred and screen is fuzzy God Bless.
This is a discussion on Angels Journey within the Bob & Terry's Place forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Karen is my daughter and I'm very proud of what she and her companion Dusty did for this poor dog whose owners did not care. ...
Karen is my daughter and I'm very proud of what she and her companion Dusty did for this poor dog whose owners did not care. Karen easily talked the owners into giving up the ownership of the dog to her.
Sorry my old eyes are getting really blurred and screen is fuzzy God Bless.
One loves to possess arms, though they hope never to have occasion for them.
~Thomas Jefferson
"Carry your gun - it's a lighter burden than regret."
My daughter has a HUGE heart and has always been an animal lover. I try to tell her she can't care for them all, but she won't listen. Bless her heart.
This story will relate how your daughter feels.
While walking along a beach, an elderly gentleman saw someone in the distance leaning down, picking something up and throwing it into the ocean.
As he got closer, he noticed that the figure was that of a young man, picking up starfish one by one and tossing each one gently back into the water.
He came closer still and called out, "Good morning! May I ask what it is that you are doing?"
The young man paused, looked up, and replied "Throwing starfish into the ocean."
The old man smiled, and said, "I must ask, then, why are you throwing starfish into the ocean?"
To this, the young man replied, "The sun is up and the tide is going out. If I don't throw them in, they'll die."
Upon hearing this, the elderly observer commented, "But, young man, do you not realise that there are miles and miles of beach and there are starfish all along every mile? You can't possibly make a difference!"
The young man listened politely. Then he bent down, picked up another starfish, threw it back into the ocean past the breaking waves and said, "It made a difference for that one."
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Your daughter and friend has my deepest admiration. God bless those that help those in need.
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End the cycle of hatred, dont give them a tomorrow."
What happened to the video???
It got all blurry towards the end and I couldn't see a thing.
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Your daughter is a saint... I suspect she was raised with some strong values.
Thanks for posting. God bless Karen, her caring spirit, and the parents who directly or indirectly instilled her with that spirit.
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I was sitting here drinking coffee, getting ready to head to work and saw this post.
Thank you for helping me start my day out right. Nice people in this world that care.
God Bless them.
Thank you all for the kind words, and thank you all for caring, this is a special bunch here.
Tell your daughter thank you for caring about this dog.
I like all kinds of foreign guns.
"Arm yourself because no one else here will save you..."
Good for her, poor dog, glad he found her. We've got 5 rescues and I'd have more if the house were bigger. Also 2 rescue kitties one of whom lost an eye. He's the sweetest thing though follows me around like a dog.

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Discussion in 'Off-topic Zone' started by kristie, Dec 31, 2012.
Most are aware that Kim came to prominence from that sex tape that was leaked (probably purposely) of her and Ray J. She was born into money like Paris Hilton and both have pioneered the market for the celebutant famous for being rich and pretty. It all led to Kim's entire family becoming famous with their reality show that capitalized on the obsession people have with the lifestyle of the rich. In our society it's not that difficult to become rich and famous just look around.
If a woman is beautiful all they have to do is hook up with a celebrity make a sex tape and leak it and continue hanging around prominent people or just act silly all the time and have millions fascinated with your silliness. It can lead to a goldmine without ever having to get a real job. Only in America! I will say this for Kim she is a savvy business woman. She's parlayed her fame into a clothing line and fragrances.
Even ugly dudes can become famous even those with zero talent just look at Ron Jeremy. The most frustrating thing about porn is watching some ugly dude have more fun in an hour than most guys have in months and get paid for it.
Can it get any nastier or lower on so many levels?
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Hey all!!!
I finally got some things done and was able to take some pictures of some new treasures I have found this summer so far.
The flea market and yardsales have been good to me and my house.
I had a good friend call me early one morning to tell me about an awesome yardsale she had been to. I hesitated for a brief moment because I had zuchinni bread in the oven and pjs still on. So glad I left the bread with my daughter in charge and threw on my clothes, because I found some great stuff.
I bought some really neat things including a great old black wardrobe that went straight into my bedroom.
My youngest daughter's exact words about this piece were, "well, it's big and it's black". Not sure, but I think that meant she didn't love it like I did.
I found this great old iron planter at the flea market a couple of weeks ago. I knew immediately that it needed to hold old linens and sachets. It's so much prettier in person. I sure wish I could photograph things as well as I would like to.
Yes, the good ole television again. At least it blends in with the big black wardrobe.
Will look forward to showing you some more of the things I have found.
Also want to share a deal I have tried to make with myself. If I bring something new in, I try to get rid of something. I really don't have a house full of everything.
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Alumni in the Media
Alum Bruce Tollner '91 and his cousin Ryan, partners in Rep1 Sports, are featured in the Sports Illustrated's article "An inside look at how two agents guided clients throughout NFL Draft," which will appear in the magazine's May 19 issue. "By allowing SI to tag along during the three days of the draft, the Tollners provided a front-row-seat view of the agency's finest hour," the articles states. It also goes into the background of both agents, as well as the agency, which has "gone through a handful of names and configurations since Bruce founded it in 1992″ (including a 2002 merger with Leigh Steinberg and Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon).
Phyllis W. Cheng '93, an alumna and member of Southwestern's Board of Trustees, is featured on the cover of the May 2014 issue of InsideCounsel Magazine. The article, "State of evolution: Inside the DFEH," touches on her background and her role as the Director of the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH). "I'm the second longest serving director in the history of the department, and I hope to be the longest serving. It's a wonderful job and a great place to make changes and bring a civil rights agency into the 21st century." You can also learn more about Ms. Cheng in the Q&A on our website.
Alumna Evie Jeang '01, founder and managing partner of Ideal Legal Group, was profiled in April's InsideCounsel Magazine ("Privacy is important to family law, employment law practice in California"). The article talks about her practice, the unique area of international divorce, privacy and the importance of being more discrete in online communication, since this relatively new forum has become more prevalent – and problematic – in family law disputes.
The Hollywood Reporter has released their Top 100 Power Lawyers list for 2014, which includes four Southwestern alumni (John Burke '76, Warren Dern '91, Neville Johnson '75 and Daniel Petrocelli '80), and honored Wayne Levin '88 with this year's Raising the Bar Award ("Power Lawyers 2014: Meet THR's Raising the Bar Honoree"). Southwestern also once again made the list of the top 12 entertainment law schools based on the Top 100 list and the curricular programming of our Biederman Institute.
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The sun sets on those lazy, hazy days of . . . winter
Overlooking glorious Fannie Bay at Stokes Hill Wharf.
Photo: Northern Territory Tourist Commi
Destination: Northern Territory Australia
At its best, the northern capital is casual and vibrant, Clara Iaccarino writes.
WE ARRIVE in Darwin just before midnight, cruising into the heart of the Northern Territory's big smoke. It's Darwin Cup Day and the streets are littered with drooping hats, barefooted ladies clutching their heels and dishevelled gents seated in the gutter queuing for taxis.
While it's not quite the race that stops the nation, the Darwin Cup is popular for picnickers. The number of cars parked outside the Fannie Bay Racecourse is testament to a good time had by all.
The backpacker strip along Mitchell Street is heaving, as is the Sky City neon casino. With wintry Sydney temperatures in our wake, the balmy evening engulfs us and it's not long before we're revelling in Darwin time.
August is by far the best month to visit Darwin. The Darwin Fringe Festival, which spills from the end of July into August, attracts a vibrant array of national and international acts. It's dry season and most days start with crisp blue skies that melt into deep oranges and violets as the sun sets over the Arafura Sea.
Using Darwin as a base, we explore Kakadu National Park and venture to Arnhem Land for the annual Garma Festival presented by the Yothu Yindi Foundation. The next time we slide into town it's just before sunset and the Thursday night Mindil Beach Markets are awash with accents, sarongs and wonderful scents from spicy Thai to sweet Nutella crepes and fried "barra".
A crowd gathers around a red-faced musician jamming on four didgeridoos as his percussionist pounds drums and cowbells. A furious live force, Em Dee are regulars at the market and provide an electric soundtrack as crowds flock to the beach to catch the oranges and pinks over Fannie Bay.
From post-modern Aboriginal art to glowing necklaces, puppets, incense, seed-pod hats and trinkets, the markets favour spendthrift tourists. But the locals enthuse about the selection of food and, judging by the tablecloths, chairs and candles, the local contingent is significant and well prepared.
Without obsessing over the sunsets, a late-afternoon crawl along Fannie Bay from the Trailer Boat Club to the Water Ski Club and back to Mindil Beach Markets is a must. You can sign in as a temporary member and set yourself up with a foam stubby holder in the front row of plastic tables and chairs. The Darwin Sailing Club is the mid-point of the coastal tour and it's about as far-removed from yachting pretension as you could dream.
Much like croc-infested Kakadu, Darwin's beautiful beaches beyond the club greens are often vacant. Box jellyfish are a deadly nuisance and crocodiles and sharks are potential threats. Vinegar stations line the beachfront and while swimming is not specifically discouraged in dry season, caution is advised. It's a shame as the water is a brilliant aqua.
But with a variety of nature parks on the city's doorstep, a cooling swim is within reach. We head to Berry Springs Nature Park, an oasis of freshwater pools set up like public swimming pools. There are cemented platforms and metal steps leading to the three pools, but once you launch into the green lagoons, swimming beneath the pandanas and over tree roots, all public swimming pool associations disappear.
There are families, couples and groups of friends ducking under the small waterfalls and playing in the rock pools. Beyond the sandy bottomed pools sits the Rainbow Cafe on a shaded grass patch with picnic tables and firewood for the barbecues.
Back in Darwin, it's time to explore the other side of the city. Speakers Corner Cafe in Parliament House has a view of Darwin Harbour and passing tankers. You wouldn't choose to be anywhere near a politician to sip a latte, but the casual Darwin atmosphere pervades and the cafe is laid-back despite the formal building in which it sits. The Travellers Walk wanders from Parliament House to Port Darwin and Stokes Hill Wharf, where seagulls swoop for leftovers.
With a food hall and sunlight streaming through from the port to starboard court, the wharf precinct is an unbeatable haunt for a fish'n'chips session.
There's a bottle shop right in the centre and a few upmarket offerings at either end, but the simpler take-away fry-ups or Asian noodles prove most alluring.
A quirky town with a casual charm and natural beauty in the many bays and waterfront spots, Darwin lulls you into a slow-paced rhythm.
The locals warn of a turbulent wet season, but I'm up for the challenge.
The writer was a guest of the Northern Territory Tourist Commission.Source: The Sun-Herald
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Here, kids and parents―everybody dressed in costume―trick-or-treat from house to house using the beach that is everyone's backyard. String lights and jarred candles mark the way, and families follow back walkways until they find bowls of candy at the end. Afterwards, neighbors gather to enjoy a simple dinner of chili and cornbread and watch kids delight in their loot.
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This new and magnificent home has four bedrooms with five bathrooms and one half-bath, a chef's kitchen with Viking stainless steel appliances, and master suites on both the first and second floors. Additional amenities include marble-tiled baths, central air conditioning, a dock, and hardwood floors throughout, as well as a beautiful setting in the midst of mature and flowering landscaping.
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I grew up in Utah and I never learned to ski. It's like . . . embarrassing. I always told myself I'd make sure my kids knew how to ski very young. (Don't worry about me though . . . I finally learned to snowboard in high school) Well, time flies and there was always one reason or another tha... Read More
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A few weeks ago we gathered a group of bloggers for a sneak peek at Primary Children's new Eccles Outpatient Building. You can see more about that evening and some of the photos we took there under the #DiscoverPCH hashtag on Instagram. It would be hard to find a family that has not been touched ... Read More
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In the first of my series on multiculturalism, I spoke about eating whatever is set before us. Today I want to talk about one thing that, so far in my life, I have never managed to bring myself to eat. It is a good example perhaps of how some cultural values are so deeply entrenched it is impossible to shed them. I am speaking about a deep-seated revulsion I have to the concept of eating blood.Your reaction to the news that I will not eat blood will reveal a lot about your own cultural … [Read more...]
Does Multiculturalism Mean I Have To Eat Blood?
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I thought I would do a short series of posts looking at some of the practical implications of thinking in a multicultural way within the context of a Christian worldview. There is probably nothing more firmly embedded in our cultural identities than what we choose to eat. If you are English of a certain age, then the chances are good that next Sunday you will be eating for lunch a roast dinner of meat, roast potatoes, gravy and some vegetables. Even if you are not able to produce such a meal, I … [Read more...]
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Today is one of the highlights in our church calendar. Once every year we celebrate our diversity by dressing up in national costumes of the many countries we represent as a congregation. There were 25 countries represented in a feature when each of them came up to the front in typical dress, to the sound of a typical piece of their music. After telling us a little about their nation, and praying, they read Psalm 86:9-10 in their own languages."All the nations you have made shall comeand worship … [Read more...]
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2014 LSP Awards Ceremony Honors Heroes from Across the State
BATON ROUGE (Louisiana State Police) -- On Thursday, July 10, 2014, Louisiana State Police held an awards ceremony to honor Troopers, public safety personnel from across the state, and civilians for their extraordinary efforts over the past year.
The ceremony was held at 10:00 am in the Louisiana State Police Training Academy Auditorium on Independence Blvd. in Baton Rouge, LA. Stories of bravery, dedication, and exceptional work ethic were common themes throughout the ceremony.
Awards presented to these extraordinary public servants are as follows:
Medal of Valor - Awarded for selfless service at the risk of the officer's or citizen's life while having full knowledge of that risk. The act must be clearly above and beyond the call of duty.
· Sgt. George Beck (Troop G)
· Sgt. Trey Bellue (Troop A)
· Sgt. Brandon Poe (BOI)
· Sgt. Robert Lummus (CIU ISS)
· M/T William Blackwell (CIU ISS)
· TFC Philip "Yancy" Hanks (Troop I)
o For selfless service at the risk of their own lives with regard to their actions in Tensas Parish on August 13, 2013, while attempting to rescue two hostages from an armed gunman.
Lifesaving Award - Awarded for any act which saves or sustains the life of another.
· Sgt. Larry Badeaux (Troop C)
o For heroic actions on September 18, 2013, at the Schriever Overpass in Terrebonne Parish where he prevented a woman from committing suicide.
· Sgt. David Krammer (CCC), Officer Christopher Fletcher (CCC) and Officer Timothy Magee (CCC)
o For heroic actions taken on May 25, 2013, when their life saving efforts were able to keep a man alive after he stopped breathing until paramedics arrived.
· TFC Trent Hanks (Troop I) and Corporal Mike Boddye (Acadia SO)
o For heroic actions on September 23, 2013, when they arrived on a crash scene and pulled the driver from the vehicle before it caught on fire.
· Sgt. Tracy Morgan (Gaming), Pilot James Landreneau (Crisis Response), M/T Philip Tagliarino and S/T Thurman Miller (Troop E)
o For heroic actions on August13, 2013, at a hostage situation in Tensas Parish that led to the release of a hostage.
· Mr. John Fanning (Civilian)
o For heroic actions on May 27, 2014, at the Crescent City Connection Bridge when he was able to stop a woman from committing suicide.
· Mr. Scott Quinlain (Civilian)
For heroic actions on June 13, 2014, on the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge when he was able to save a mother and her four children from a vehicle that had crashed into the water
The Service Injury Ribbon - Awarded to an individual that incurred significant injuries through no fault of their own while acting within the scope of official duty.
· TFC Jesse Brown (BOI)
o For receiving injuries from bullet shrapnel on November 21, 2013, while executing an arrest warrant in Baton Rouge.
Uniformed Trooper of the Year (nominees) - Awarded to an individual who has demonstrated unusual skill and ability in performing his or her duties both on and off of the job.
· TFC Kevin Cefalu (Troop L) - Winner
· S/T Gary Smith (Troop D)
· S/T Keith Redmond (Troop C)
Plainclothes Trooper of the Year (nominees) - Awarded to individuals who have demonstrated unusual skill and ability in performing his or her duties both on and off of the job.
· TFC Rohn Bordelon - Winner
· M/T Jude Autin
· S/T Joshua Van Etta
Department of Public Safety Officer of the Year Award (nominees) - Awarded to individuals who have demonstrated unusual skill and ability in performing his or her duties both on and off of the job.
· Officer Grant Broussard - Winner
· Inv. Michael Garner
· Sgt. Jasmine Julien
· Officer Darryl Petersen
· Officer Henry P. Washington
Richard Honeycutt Award (nominees) - Awarded for outstanding service and dedication to duty by a Communications Officer.
· Comm. Officer 3 Jaudawn Navarre- Winner
· Comm. Officer 2 Bridgett Carter
· Comm. Officer 2 Colette Guidry
· Comm. Officer Ingrid Johnson
· Comm. Specialist 2 Alicia Pickens
Meritorious Service Award - Awarded for performance of duty that exceeds the normal expectations of duty and demonstrates an exceptional degree of good judgment, initiative, and competence.
· Sgt. Jimilly Albarado (BOI)
o For performance of duty exceeding normal expectations since February 2013 when he was transferred to evidence custodian in Lafayette. He has been performing the duties for two regions.
· S/T Anthony "Scott" Farris (Troop D) and TFC Chris Hill (Troop D)
o For performance of duty exceeding normal expectations on December 5, 2013, by answering a call of a 17 year old female threatening suicide. They were able to calm her down and get her to safety.
· Sgt. Justin Porche (DPS W &S)
o For performance of duty exceeding normal expectations on August 30, 2013, by breaking up a fight and helping to direct aid to a shooting victim.
· S/T Heath Miller (BOI)
o For performance of duty exceeding normal expectations by personally contributing to the arrest of over 44 violent drug offenders and coordinating a multi-state investigation that led to the dismantling of a large scale cocaine distribution operation.
· S/T Sean McCaffery (BOI) and Intel Research Specialist Scott Richardson
o For performance of duty exceeding normal expectations during May 2013 by participating in an investigation which resulted in the dismantling of a multi-state drug trafficking organization.
· Officer Jeremy Swisher (DPS W & S)
o For performance of duty exceeding normal expectations by assisting Deridder Police with arresting two individuals wanted for simple battery and resisting arrest.
· Comm. Officer Louvenia Landry (Troop I)
o For performance of duty exceeding normal expectations on November 24, 2013, by helping to recover a stolen vehicle while driving home after finishing her shift.
· M/T Katie Morel (BOI)
o For performance of duty exceeding normal expectations when in June 2014 after more than 2 years of investigating she was able to indict a subject for 2nd degree murder from a 2002 "Cold Case."
· Deputy Command Technician John Porter (ESU), Technician Supervisor John Wyles (ESU), Technician Supervisor Sean Lefleur (ESU), Senior Technician John Dayries (ESU), Senior Technician Kevin Guillory (ESU), Senior Technician Jimmy Hardy (ESU), Senior Technician Kevin Miller (ESU), Senior Technician Preston Summers (ESU), Technician Chris Adams (ESU), Technician David Boyles (ESU), Technician Justin Martin (ESU) and Criminal Investigator II Shelly Hopkins (ESU)
o For performance of duty exceeding normal expectations from November 2012 to May 2013 by devoting a tremendous amount of time and efforts to ensuring a safe mitigation of 18 million pounds of improperly stored explosives at Camp Minden.
· Capt. Derrell Williams (TA), Capt. Jason Starnes, (Op Dev), Lt. Rodney Hyatt (Op Dev), Lt. Besson (Op Dev), Lt. Greg Graphia (BOI), Sgt. William Moragne (ISS)
o For performance of duty exceeding normal expectations during the 2014 Legislative Session by working countless hours planning, researching and providing documentation that led to bills being passed and signed into law that directly affect Louisiana State Police.
Superintendents Award for Excellence - The Superintendent has the discretion to issue this award to individuals, sections, or troops in recognition of outstanding performance or achievement. The award may also be conferred on individuals, companies, schools, or other entities apart from State Police.
· Sheriff Rickey A. Jones, Tensas Parish
· Ex Director Michael A. Ranatza, LSA
· Assoc. Director Gary Bennett, LSA
· ADA Cloyce C. Clark, Caddo 1st JDC
· DA John F. DeRosier, Calcasieu District Attorney, 14th JDC
· DA Jerry Jones, Ouachita District Attorney, 4th JDC
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· Attorney David Bravo
· Attorney Amanda Calagero
· Judge Rebecca Olivier, 1st Parish Court
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The exponential growth in online investing over the last two years is evidence that a growing number of Canadians are taking control of their own financial well-being. But in such volatile markets, is that really a good idea?
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"Five years ago, our clients were sophisticated in terms of their investment knowledge and knew exactly what they wanted - a platform that would give them cheap stock trades. Today, our typical clients are looking to build their knowledge and investor confidence. They recognize that they don't have to be stock pickers."
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RBC Direct Investing is challenging the idea that only very knowledgeable and market-savvy investors can succeed at direct investment by providing tools and resources that make it easy to succeed, including risk-free practice accounts, says Mr. Storsley.
While a Google search for "mutual funds" results in an overwhelming 8.56 million link recommendations, online
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Rendering large terrains by Felix Palmer is a tutorial that demonstrates how to render terrain with a variable level of detail. There's a demo and the source is on GitHub. It's built with three.js, and is based on a paper on level-of-detail distribution.
A simple way to do better is to split our plane into tiles of differing sizes, but of constant vertex count. So for example, each tile contains 64×64 vertices, but sometimes these vertices are stretched over an area corresponding to a large distant area, while for nearby areas, the tiles are smaller.


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Kenneth A. Ellenbogen, MD
Chairman, Division of Cardiology
View Dr. Ellenbogen's publications on PubMed.
Dr. Ellenbogen is Pauley Heart Center's Chairman of the Division of Cardiology, and the Director of Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology and Pacing on the MCV Campus. He has held the Hermes A. Kontos, MD Professorship in Cardiology since 2001.
A native of New York, Dr. Ellenbogen's formal education began at Princeton University, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude in Biology. He earned his M.D. from Johns Hopkins University, where he also did his internship and residency training in Internal Medicine. He is a member of the Phi Beta Kappa and Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Societies. He received his Cardiology fellowship training at Duke University Medical Center. A member of the MCV Campus faculty since 1986, Dr. Ellenbogen achieved the rank of full Professor of Medicine (Cardiology) in 1997, and was Vice-Chairman of the Division of Cardiology from 2003 – 2009. He also serves as Director of Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology and Pacing at VCU's MCV Campus.
Dr. Ellenbogen is a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology, the American Heart Association and the Heart Rhythm Society. He is a member of the Council on Clinical Cardiology and the Council on Circulation of the American Heart Association. He has served as Chairman of the American Heart Association's Committee on Electrocardiography and Arrhythmias, Education Committee of the Heart Rhythm Society, President of the Richmond American Heart Association, Board of Trustees for the Heart Rhythm Society and Director of the Cardiology Advisory Board for the V.A. medical system. He has served as a delegate to the American College of Cardiology, and steering committee member for two important NIH trials, AFFIRM and MOST. In recognition of his outstanding achievements in clinical cardiology, Dr. Ellenbogen was named the MCV Campus Clinician of the Year for 2001 and the Distinguished Teacher Award from the Heart Rhythm Society in May 2015.
Dr. Ellenbogen's academic, clinical and research efforts include an interest in newer, more effective ways to perform ablation and to develop methods for ablation of atrial fibrillation. He is involved in the development of new types of pacemakers and exploring the role of pacemakers in treating congestive heart failure and atrial fibrillation. Dr. Ellenbogen has a highly successful record of attracting both public and private funding and has served as principal investigator on over 100 funded grants and contracts. Additonally, Dr. Ellenbogen has served as the Director of Data and Safety Monitoring Boards for a number of national and international clinical trials. He has published more than 250 original scientific reports and over 140 book chapters, editorials and review articles. Dr. Ellenbogen is the editor or co-editor of five textbooks of cardiac electrophysiology and pacing. He has presented over 290 abstracts at major scientific meetings. Dr. Ellenbogen serves on the editorial boards of the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, American Heart Journal, Circulation, the Journal of Cardiovascular Electrophysiology, Heart Rhythm and is a Senior Editor of Heart Rhythm, PACE and Circulation: Arrhythmias and Electrophysiology. Dr. Ellenbogen is the Chairman of the Heart Rhythm Society Board Review Course. Dr. Ellenbogen has been an invited lecturer and speaker all over the world and has given over 300 talks at major national meetings, including lectures at Harvard Medical School, University of California at Los Angeles, Yale University School of Medicine, University of Michigan, and George Washington University. Dr. Ellenbogen was a member of the writing committee for the AHA/ACC/HRS Guidelines Committee for Atrial fibrillation, implantation of cardiac rhythm devices, mode selection for pacemakers, programming of defibrillators and guidelines for left atrial appendage occlusion devices.
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But I've never use the phrase "this is my first rodeo."
And I've never been to a rodeo.
I've never heard of the phrase before. Oh and I have been to a few rodeo's before. LOL
LOL. We own a goat farm, so kmy hubby says "This ain't my first goat rodeo".
We have never been to a rodeo either. We have been to bull riding. Only because we sponsored it and went to run r/c cars during intermission.
I been to a rodeo and heard the expression many times but never used it..
Lol.Out in the midwest, if you haven't been to a rodeo, you haven't been anywhere. I have only been to a few county ones, but I always enjoyed the barrel racing, as well as the calf roping. Haven't been to a rodeo since my 20's
I've heard it, but never personally used it. It just doesn't sound like something I'd say. No profanity in it. lol


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text: London - Harry Redknapp was sacked as manager of Tottenham Hotspur on Thursday after nearly four years in charge of the Premier League club."This is not a decision the board and I have taken lightly," said Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy in a statement. "Harry arrived at the club at a time when his experience and approach was exactly what was needed."This decision in no way detracts from the excellent work Harry has done during his time with the club and I should like to thank him for his achievements and contribution."Spurs were bottom of the Premier League table when Redknapp arrived at White Hart Lane from Portsmouth in 2008 and Levy added: "Harry will always be welcome at the Lane."Redknapp, in a statement issued by Tottenham, said: "I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at Spurs and am proud of my achievements. I have had a fantastic four years with the club, at times the football has been breathtaking."I am sad to be leaving but wish to thank the players, staff and fans for their terrific support during my time there."The 65-year-old Englishman was known to be pushing Levy for an extension to his contract, which was due to expire at the end of next season, saying the uncertainty surrounding his position was destabilising the squad.It has been claimed that Levy was only willing to offer Redknapp a rolling 12-month contract whereas Redknapp favoured a longer deal.Redknapp, whose status as the media and fans' favourite to become the next manager of England was ignored by the Football Association (FA) when they chose Roy Hodgson instead, did achieve Levy's goal of a top four Premier League finish last season.But while that would normally have been good enough for Champions League football next season it wasn't this time because London rivals Chelsea won this term's edition and thereby qualified as European champions.Tottenham were third and 10 points clear of north London rivals Arsenal when Capello resigned in protest at the FA's decision to strip John Terry of the England captaincy.Has they stayed third, rather than been overtaken by Arsenal, Spurs would have qualified for the Champions League regardless of Chelsea's triumph.Indeed, at the turn of the year, Spurs were being spoken of as potential title challengers.But a run of one victory in nine matches -- a sequence understood to have caused Levy great concern -- contributed to them slipping to fourth.Redknapp repeatedly denied the England speculation had had any effect on Tottenham's results.Prior to the speculation surrounding the England job, Redknapp also had to deal with the stress of facing a tax trial relating to his time as Portsmouth manager. He was cleared by a jury of all charges.Redknapp had become increasingly vocal in recent days in calling for a new Tottenham contract, saying without it Spurs risked losing star players such as Gareth Bale and Luka Modric."It's not a case of me looking for security," Redknapp told ESPN Soccernet."What it's about is players knowing you've only got one year left on your contract and knowing that it doesn't work, basically."You don't let players run into the last year of their contract if you think they're any good, and you don't let managers run into the last year of their contract if you think they're any good."It's up to Tottenham. If they think I'm okay and I've done a decent job and deserve an extension, they'll give it to me."If Daniel doesn't think I'm worth it, that's up to him, that's up to the club. There's nothing I can do about it."Redknapp joined Tottenham from Portsmouth, where he'd just won the FA Cup, in 2008 with Spurs, who had been managed previously by Juande Ramos, rock bottom of the Premier League.But he subsequently led them to the quarter-finals of the Champions League and two top four finishes in the Premier League.Everton manager David Moyes, linked with the Tottenham job when Redknapp was being touted for the England post, remains the bookmakers' favourite now there is a vacancy.


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Jacksonville Force: Sponsors
|Club Sponsors have donated $5,500.00 or more to the Jacksonville Soccer Club, and have been granted "club naming right" for the soccer year - fall/spring. Only one organization per year can have this opportunity.
Platinum Sponsors
|Platinum Sponsors have donated $2,500 or more to the Jacksonville Soccer Club, and have been granted "tournament naming right" for our Acadmeny tournaments at the end of each season. Only two organizations per year can have this opportunity.
Gold Sponsors
|Gold Sponsors have donated $1,000.00 or more to the Jacksonville Soccer Club, and has been granted "field naming right" for one of the playing fields. Only nine organizations can have this opportunity per year.
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|Silver Sponsors have donated $500.00 or more to the Jacksonville Soccer Club, and have been granted field signage.
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Soccers popularity in Europe and South America already makes it one of the most popular and best-attended sports in the world. This popularity has found its way to North America. Soccer is rising to the top of the American sports pyramid. We are looking at a generational change. All the cool kids are fans, and tons of kids are playing it. A recent ESPN study said that soccer is Americas second-most popular sport among 12-24 year olds.
The game delivers high intensity and requires skill and energy from its players. Young players are drawn to the challenge and fun of the game. The wonderful quality of the clubs organization, development of the coaches, and player skills has earned the Jacksonville Soccer Club with the distinction as among the elite programs in central Arkansas.
With the success of our teams, the Jacksonville Soccer Club continues to attract more players to the program. Most of our registered players have learned their skills during many seasons of play with the club from Little Kickers right through our traveling teams, and now moving to our challenger and classic programs. In addition to skill development, club players reap the lifelong benefits of aerobic conditioning, increased self-esteem and the understanding of teamwork.
Your sponsorship keeps participation cost affordable for players families. It pays for training and affiliation to provide high levels of coaching. It pays for needed improvements to our facilities and equipment.
Your sponsorship enable the Jacksonville Soccer Club to provide a top notch program to is players that builds high levels of skill and fun, and our club family will share and show you their appreciation.
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Pennsic is coming! For many people this is a rare opportunity to see all the new weapons in person, and buy new toys. It's exciting, and they're wonderful to play with. But,
Don't take any Shiny New Toy (SNT) directly out into a tournament or melee. YOU need an opportunity to get used to the SNT, to figure out how it handles, how lightly you can thrust with it, what it feels like when it cuts, and how far it reaches.
YES! Go to the field! Find a friend (brand new or long term) and tell them you have a SNT and would like to try it out. Share the excitement! Have a few passes with your friend, stop and chat about how the SNT feels, maybe even get the friend to use it on you, so you can feel the pointy end of your SNT. Play some more, play with a few more friends. Always get their feedback about how the bouts go.
Then you have the information you need to decide if you're ready to use your SNT against all your current and not-yet-met friends in a tournament or battle. Let your SNT and your good judgement enhance your reputation, not leave you infamous.
Oh, and by the way, this applies to ROT too.
You know, that Rusty Old Tool that hides in your sword bag half the year, because it's good for melee, but not your favourite weapon? The one you haven't practised with in ages.
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