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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - October 29, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas Sports Page 10 Herald-Ze/fung New Braunfels. Texas Thursday October ?9 I9t Unicorns hot on Samuel Clemens' heels NB can take lead with win over Buffaloes By TIM WAITS Staff Writer The shoe is on the other foot this year. I*jst year at this time the Unicorns were riding high with a 7-0 record and were eyeing their second straight District 13-4A crown. That was until the Samuel Clemens Buffaloes came to town. On Halloween night of 1986, the Unicorns committed six turnovers and were defeated by the Buffaloes 24-14. Clemens, which had had a previous loss, and New Braunfels shared the district title with 7-1 records, but the Buffaloes entered the playoffs as the first-place team. This time the Unicorns can gain revenge on the Buffaloes on tile night before Halloween. But they may have to open up their bag of tricks early. Coach Jim Streety and the Unicorns see the Buffaloes as a similar team threat as Boerne, only better. But the Unicorns want to get some big plays on offense, probably through the air. "We hope to be able to do that." said Streety of .striking quickly. "In a lot of ways they are similar to Boerne. But (the Buffaloes! linebackers really dominate the game." Tse problem with the Unicorns' hop* s to isolate a receiver one on one — either Jeff Bryan or Rodney Holland — is that the Buffalo secondary is superior, made even better bv free safety Frank Garcia Starters NEW BRAUNFELS Offense C Mike Buns 12. 201 G Jeff Kunkel 12 213 Steve Diet/ 12 212 Tommy Kieslmg, 12. 211 T Glenn Hetman, 12, 194 Jeff Ward. IO 213 TE Steve Starnes 12 170 Rico Herrera ll, 205, Ceasar Castine. 12, 178 OB Chad Schneider 12 165 FB Robert Walker, Jr 180 TB Danny Amador, ll, 150 Tim Han/ 164 12 WB Jeff Bryan, ll 134 leonard Lagunas, 12. 167 SE Rodney Holland 11 145 Rick Snare/ 12.156 Defense IMC Matt Voss, 11 195 DT Chris Nevarez ll 181 Scott Brot/e 11 178 LB Dennis Lehamnn, ll, 156, Tim Han/ 12 164 Clint Herman 12 182 Glenn Herman 12 194 Steve Starnes, 12 170 CB Jeff Bryan 11. 134 Rick Suare/ 12 156 Enc Walker 12 162 SS Rodney Holland 11 145 FS Peter Garza. 11 174 SAMUEL CLEMENS Offense C Thomas King, Si 170 G Bryan Thorn, Sr 145 Mike Niemiet/ Sr 195 ' Mike Constantine, Sr, 155 Chns Kennedy. Sr , 240 TE Joel Ryan Sr 170 OB Fernand' Rodriguez. Sr 150 FB Stan Tolbert Jr 185 IR John Zammietlo Sr 170 SE VV Bowerman Sr 170 WB Frank Garcia Sr 145 Mike Black, Jr 190 Defense T John Hoffman Jr 270; Stepehn Hoffman St 225 f Kenny i c ii 18( Andy Jordon Sr , 200 MLB Mike Black Jr 190 LB Hayden Hammon it I lh <• Ry e Sr . 170 CB Enc Johnson Sr 165 Edward Zaicek Jr 145 SS By.n feeler St 160 TS Frank Garcia, Sr , 145 "Garcia makes the big plays. Our problem is the field is only 53 yards wide and he covers it easily," said Streety of Garcia who is also a wingback and a brilliant punt returner. The defensive tackle duo of brothers John and Stephen Hoffman make the inside running game a hazard to your health. Stephen, a 225-pound three-year starter, is extremely mobile and seems to have a hand in every play inside or out John Zammiello, Clemens' top rusher, is averaging just less than seven yards per carry Zammiello is a good, quick-footed cutback runner who is not particularly fast, but is durable and hard to bring down. Although the Buffaloes haven't shown the pass a whole lot, they have shown they are capable of having success with that portion of their game. Quarterback Harry Hewlett has a good arm and a fine corps of receivers led by Garcia and Ryan Tee Ie r. In the two games Clemens has faced top-flight competition Hays and Kerrville Tivy the Buffaloes had to secure the win in the final period The Buffaloes trailed Hays iii the fourth quarter and held off a late threat by Tivy before winning bv two points. That emotional victory over Tivy was just last week and the Buffaloes still have Boerne to play next week The Buffaloes are prime upset candidates. "I feel like there is no better time to play them than right now. said Streety We have improved tremendously over the last month We had a solid win over Fredericksburg 28-7 and they had an emotional win over Tivy \nd we are playing with a lot more confidence " Offensively, the Unicorns are on their game Danny Amador is coming off a 131 -yard game and weeks Our (tacks are play mg p and our passing game ha* little better.' said Streety certainly mix un the luos this w eek I/..I..,ft LL .ii, ettx good ITH f¥H 4 control W* I .u. • ru t: i * tile clock The odds gotten a rung w< in t be a- great if w. We will that," he said We w uld rig game rely nu a lot of big play s tax pass St** UNICORNS Rangers hosting powerhouse Tivy Smithson Valley knows it has an uphill battle on its hands when it hosts Kerrville Tivy. It's nothing the Rangers haven't faced before and they are prepared. "The kids will be ready and are looking forward to the game." Ranger Coach Joe Matulich. They are still plugging along. I think we are getting over the emotional part of last week's I14-6) loss to Canyon " To be successful Friday night, the Rangers are going to have to find consistency in their passing game. Smithson Valley's only score against Canyon came on a 45-yard pass to Scott Richardson But plays like that haven't come around often. Tivy's defense against the run is aggressive and quick and simply does not yield very many yards "We're not going to spend a whole lot of time running around or through them." said Matulich. "We're going to run it but we are going to do a few things to get to the hole quicker. "My concern is that we don't totally wear ourselves out," he said We have to go both ways and they don't. They have a lot more fresher people." Matulich and the Rangers have quite a few Antlers they have to be concerned with A few of them are in the .Antler backfield Fullback Dave Drapela leads the Antlers' inside running game, while Derek Allen, Danshell Cooper and Anthony Brown are speedy. breakaway threats Thirman Dionery is the ideal all-purpose player for the Antlers. DI mary is a top free safety, wingback, kick returner and punter. Matulich said he has no qualms about kicking away from Dimery on special teams What the Antlers don't have is a great passing game, but as Matulich Starters SMITHSON VALLEY Olltnt* C Gt) "J*- Noun Bubba Sui*' S' 185 Phil . Gaw<*tn Wet/ J' *45 T Ron Bi i Mar khan"! S' 200 Mat* Et TE Grant Hod gas J' 160 QB J' 175 FB Mike Hannon Menshaw S' ' 90 SE S 145 Ku't Reece S* 155 Detense DT R 1 P Non* J» 215 OE Mw. Shady Hanahan S' IEF ne*ebbe* S' 190 Mike Kevin Butdin S' 160 CB ■a* Jr 160 Scot! Riche* cl' 215 'BO TB R'Cha'dv 155 Kelly L S' 165 ES TIVY Offense Ahfen* J< Rodders S' Billy William 158 SE T Sr 163 FB Detente IB J FO* she* i B'ett To SS Ro 208 E' 271 0*uet>i c S.ive Be to Stvetto Bobo* nods S i batete Theme « 158 QB §#> 0dTt#f V Soph 150 Of up# i#. j DE Pat C ' IB6 LB MR 188 | Bob! MIB •95 LB ' 158 SS Dune** S' Robed Pf id* 161 138 185 said, "They don't have to " Besides the overabundance of Antlers' skilled personnel, the Hangers have to contend with 6-3, 250-pound defensive tackle Bryan Sraiia, whose apt nickname is Psycho. He and defensive end Pat Dyal are two good reasons why Matulich is exploring new ways of attacking the Antler defense. We may use another formation to get by them before they penetrate," said Matulich "We can't maintain our blocks, but we can catch them going the wrong way " lf Tivy is caught going the wrong way it will probably be Hanger tailback Mike Echt who crosses them Smithson Valley will need to avoid turnovers to keep pace with the Tivy Antlers. (Photo by Deryl Clark) up Echt led the Hangers in rushing last week and is capable of breaking loose against any defense It could easily be a letdown week for the Antlers They are coming off an emotional loss to Samuel Clemens and could be looking ahead to an important game against Hays next week The Hangers may have to guard against coming out a little flat themselves They arc coining off a tough loss to interschool district rival Canyon and have had to regroup some for Tivy Hut Matulich can't flank on a psychological letdown I'm sure Coach 11 )onme I I .aurene** wont let them get down too muc h " Game time is at 8 p in Santiago first rookie named to AP All-Stars NEW YOHE • AP» — Benito Santiago is the first rookie ever voted to The Associated Press major* league baseball all-star team since the AP began selecting one team for both leagues. Santiago, tile San Diego Padres catcher, beat out anotlier rookie, Matt Nokes of the Detroit Tigers, 102-63 in the voting by print and broadcast members of The Associated Press Don Mattingly of th** New York Yankees won at first base for the fourth straight season and Alan Trammell of die l>etroit Tigers crushed Ozzie Smith of the St Ixmis Cardinals at shortstop 139-45 in voting results released today. Eight American leaguers and tour National leaguers were selected for die team, which included eight position players, a designated hitter, right-handed and left-handed starters and one reliever Wade Boggs of the Boston Bed Sox was a first time selection at third base and Juan Samuel of die Philadelphia Phillies was a first-time pick at second- George bell of die Toronto Blue Jays was named for the first time in left field and Andre Dawson of the Chicago Cubs, an AP all-star in 1983, won the voting for right Kirby Puckett of die World Series AP All-Stars Cf nesota K, titt y Poe I tai Mi' HI Altair Dew sit o Ctnf egi NEW VORK AF The 1987 Cubs Associated P'tfss Ail St*' C Be* wtQ Sent •ego Se h*&et>*H t**"' Otego IB Doe Meltingly New D H Paul Moi.to* Yolk Yankees Mttwau ► ne 2B Juan Samuel, HHP Hog tx Cle men* Ph .lade tp hid Boston 3B Wade Hoggs Boston LHP Jimmy Key Tui onto SS Alan T'd'nmetl Det'oit REL Steve Bed* otter Lf Geo* lf* Bell To*onlo Ptwlddwtpt'w cfiaiupton Minnesota Twins repeated in center. Also repeating was Boger Clemens of the Bet! Sox as right-handed pitcher He ran up die largest victory margin in the voting Jiminy Key of the Blue Jays was the left-hander and Philadelphia's Sieve Bedrosian was voted best reliever Paul Molitor of the Milwaukee Brewers won at designated hitter, a category restored this season after a one-year absence Santiago was regarded as one of the better rookies coming into the season, but with his 34-game hitting streak from Aug. 25 to Oct 2, he ensured lumself not only the NL Bookit* of the Year Award, hut all-star recognition as well Santiago hit 300 with 18 home runs and 79 runs flatted in At shortstop. Trammell overwhelmed Smith, who is considered by most to bt* die best glove in baseball Trammell led the Detroit Tigers to die AL East title, batting 343 with 28 homers and lift RBL all career bests Voters opted for offense over defense I he all stars averaged IOO runs scored, 30 home runs, 105 HBI and a .319 batting average In other routs, Clemens overwhelmed Nolan Ryan 167-12 as right-handed starter, Dawson beat Gwynn 147-37 in right field, Bell beat Tun Haines 172-19 in left. Molitor beat l*arry Parrish 132-25 at UH and Bedrosian beal Todd Worrell 141V 17 in the bullpen. In closer votes, Mattingly won out over rookie Mark McGwire 90-53 at first, Samuel beat Kyrie Sandberg 90-39 at second, Boggs beat Tim Wa ll ach 11744 at durd, Puckett beat Erie Davis 96-62 in center and Key beat Frank Viola 108 j3 as left-fianded starter Mattingly is the first player in the 80s to make the AP team four consecutive years He led the Yankees with a 327 average Canyon can make Hays a spectator during the playoffs B> TOM I ABlNSKI Sport* E ciao* Playing lh*- Spoiler" is not a role the Canyon Cougars relish But thrust into that position bx .* I > district record. Canyon is .o determined t play th* {tart .»*> if .t play off berth was ut stake With games against Hays I Kerrville Tux remaining on th* schedule, die Cougars could be uh! as the villains as far as those tw> play off*hopeful teams are concerned Both Hays and I ivy are still in Ch playoff picture, but a loss to Canyon would put their chances in the slim at (jest * ate* try Canyon Coach Iroy Burch arni Hays loach Bob Shelton are good friends off the field, but Burch said he would n>'t mind t>ein* tile n* t* make Shelton pull up a t flair on tin sidelines when J* st seavsott at ti begins in late November "I'd be satisfied t see either >f diem Hays or Tivy not get JI th* playoffs, 'ti at least have one mot*' loss on their records when they get there, Burch said Vt itll a head-t«*-head matt hup md Tivy next week and a gam* against New Braunfels in die season finale Hays can til afford to let their guard down against the Cougars wti* wot. dieir first district game last week (anyun has won the last four meetings between die two schools, v the chances of sneaking up on Hays appear small Instead, Cany im will slick lo wfuit it does last and hope dial th* momentum they have achieved by continuing to play tjettet every week will help overcome the bigger yet slower Rebels Midi Jiminy Wilson running os strong as tie (las all season and quarterback Steve Summers showing tfiat he can do more than sling da- l*all downfield, iii** Cougars feel die tune could fa* ri|** for an upset "I dunk we ve made a lot of progress down the Urie We're getting to the point where we are playing as well as we can We're very cites** to that point." Burch said Hic main dung die team ftas lacked all season is breaks, both offensively and defensively Burch said la* would be flappy to see fewer holding penalties arid fewer turnovers, especially against Hay s "We really need a minimum of mistakes Tliev like to take die ball arid just hold onto it and eat up the clock," he said la-ading the Wishbone offense is Kevin Kaumaker, who took over two weeks ago when starter Derek Mills was injured against Still bison Valley Kaumaker is not tile r unning bireat Mills was, but is a good operator and will gel tile hall into the hands of halfback Steve Keniore, a 181 pound Starters CANYON HAYS n Mil, hreab Hi rte* .♦I V P ? ar ternate*. kist of tilt Defense the run axers who id defense who will b way ety Hays t 134A tear St ept for irch san start t and tw *e in th ¥ led b' r j noseguaril Joe Wells lh* quickest lineman is 233-pound U* a1* V it tor Martinet, who also stai bs .c left guard w fieri Hay > has Ute hail Fret* safety Jason I a .sit lit), an ail district selection last year at col nerback, leads a strong secondary which includes a talented sophomore, Jeff \augfui at on< corner Midi the talent ark! size Hays possesses It Is no accident lh* Rebels are still in Ute playoff hunt Hie) are a legitimate contender for a playoff spot because they are a good football team,' Burch 'tau! 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1980 Camp Modoc Trail, Indian River 49749
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This cabin offers 2 bedrooms and 1 bath that needs to be finished. It has over 400+/- of shared private frontage on the Indian River. Each cabin has its own spot on the seawall/dock for a 20' boat. Private setting with over 6 acres of common land. Camp Modoc Resort has a great rental history and it would make a great up north investment or your place to make future memories. Could be a year around cabin/home.
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- City
- Indian River
- Zip
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- County
- Cheboygan
- Township
- Koehler
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- at close
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- Above Grade SqFt
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- Garage Desc.
- None
- Waterfront Desc
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- Body of Water
- Indian River
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- Inland Lakes
- High School
- Inland Lakes
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- $$500-$700 per year
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- MasterBedroom
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The Liverpool legend remembers the pain of football's darkest day and tells how he helped pull a grieving city together
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The Mirror can reveal that relatives of those who died are poised to launch new legal action – if today's release exposes enough criminal wrongdoing
After winning Britain's first Grand Slam title in 76 years, Andy Murray has his sights his next big match - his wedding to girlfriend Kim Sears
Although the players can hardly absolve themselves after a turgid performance against Ukraine
It was supposed to be the road to Rio, but this felt like the road to nowhere
Frenchman has been almost ever-present for the past six seasons but faces spending Saturday on the bench PLUS Fergie meets Guardiola in NYC
The Manchester United boss was a guest in his fellow Scot's box at Flushing Meadows on Monday and couldn't resist a spot of coaching
Benoit Assou-Ekotto believes Brad Friedel deserves to be Tottenham's No. 1 and the France goalkeeper must first displace him at White Hart Lane
The Reds have sent scouts to watch the £4m-rated Racing Club Avellaneda midfielder - but face competition from Italy's Old Lady
Topping rankings "is the next step. It is very difficult ... but I'm definitely going to try, it's something I'd love to do" reveals the new US Open champion
Van Commenee moving on after track-and-fielders win only six medals (four of them gold) at London 2012 when he'd set a target of eight
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Just six months after making his England debut, the injury plagued striker could find himself on the Mackems' scrapheap
More jeers for Levein's men as they make it two draws from two home games to start their World Cup qualifying campaign
Roy Hodgson made his competitive debut at Wembley as England drew 1-1 with a Ukraine team who had a score to settle - see how events unfolded here...
Lampard nets a late penalty for a point apiece, but Hodgson is left to rue disallowed Defoe goal and head-in-hands misses by Cleverley
But Tour de France and Olympic champion Bradley Wiggins should wear the crown following his phenomenal achievements
Michael O'Neill's side dominated but ended with a disappointing draw after a massively deflected equaliser four minutes from time denied them three points
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"Criminal" loss to side who hadn't scored in eight of their last 10 games has Dragons looking like Brazil 2014 also-rans already
Archaeologists discovered human bones during a dig underneath a council car park in Leicester city centre on Monday
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Zoe Miller was killed on April 22 when she slipped off a brick parapet she had climbed up
Ryan Harris, 19, clambered into the 4ft by 4ft fish box when the vessel overturned in 8ft waves off the Alaska coast and was eventually plucked to safety by helicopter coastguards
Nick Diver-Legg put up hundreds of posters warning people not to eat there, plagued the restaurant with phone calls and threatened to stage a protest barbecue outside
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The Redskins' rookie quarterback changes everything - he makes their offense eminently watchable, gives their defense a chance to rest and turns them into contenders again
Midfielder misses World Cup qualifying win over Iraq after feeling a twinge in training - and doesn't know how long he'll be sidelined for
In a candid interview, Sporty Spice admits to being "pushy-shovey" with Scary Spice, and inflicting "mental scars" on one another. Oooh er
The former world champion has provisionally booked his old MEN Arena stomping ground for a return at welterweight on November 24, when he will be 34
The 7ft mammal has been bothering snorkellers and scuba divers in the waters off Grand Cayman, in the Caribbean
Frankie Sandford decides she likes biscuits, Lady Gaga puts on some new clothes and Cheryl Cole turns into a borrower - it's the best pictures from the world of showbiz
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All reader reviews by David
Visited on a Friday night before Christmas and found the place very busy with Russians and Georgians; a good sign. Good buzz and warm atmosphere; no music but a sctreen showing a (rather random) slideshow of things Georgian, followed by a classic Russian film set in Georgia (subtitled) and not intrusive. To the food. Starters: Lobio was terrific and correct; Hatchapuri more buttery and less cheese-stuffed than usual, though delicious; the Satsivi I would say doesn't have curry powder but is heavier on the paprika/cayenne/saffron and easier on the coriander than I (at least) would make it. Mains: Khinkali (7 in number) are very filling/heavy; the meat is right but the dough/pasta is so-slightly too thick. Tabaka was nicely spiced and served with home-made dripping-fried chips (yum!), which could have been crisper. Wine: a good list fairly priced, we enjoyed Saparavi and good, clean Chacha to follow. Service: willing if a bit nervous by cute Georgian girls (Katie Melua lookalikes). The damage? £80 for two, not at all bad for the standards of the cooking and the location. We'll be back; the place can raise its game but its a welcome addition to the former USSR restaurant scene.
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
Overall rating
Food 7 | Service 7 | Atmosphere 7 | Value for money 7
Revisited Tbilisi last night and had a quiet, civilised time, unlike that which so many Christmas Party places in Upper Street appeared to offer! The place was neither busy nor empty, Georgian singing filled the background. Service is willing but not proactive - you may need to wave to be noticed if you want anything.
Food was good - better than the (now defunct) Little Georgia. Hachapuri was light as a feather and just the right level of saltiness. The other dishes of our trio of starters (the way they do things here) were a nicely spicy hot liver confection and a good, meat-free, dill-rich Russian salad.
Moving on to mains, the two of us again shared three (through greed not compulsion). Kinkhali was made with good meat and careful spicing but the pasta was maybe a little tough; a hot Satsivi for me worked less well than that dish does when made cold and good Chanaka which was satisfyingly flavoursome - if it had a fault it would be that it could have used a little more meat.
Wine; very fairly priced Tamada reserve (dry red) and two Chachas each saw the bill hit the not-so-dizzy heights of £60; fair value for a very different and satisfying experience. Tbilisi doesn't hit great heights but it does a good job as the sole flag-flyer for solely Georgian cuisine in London. Go and keep it afloat!
Wednesday, December 21, 2005
Overall rating
Food 7 | Service 6 | Atmosphere 7 | Value for money 8


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Larry Horowitz esq n**i SCUM would sell his own children for profit$ Shakespeare said it best "we need to hang all crooked lawyers" this one would be top of list white plains New York
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This low life Anti-Samatic scumbag enjoys seeing families being destroyed children abused as long as he makeshis "BLOOD MONEY" just needs a n**i SS outfit to wear in courts will suite him perfect!!! these type of parasites only care about themselfs and their wallets misleads clients does bogus billing statements surely he would sell his own children or mother if the price was right... no ethics
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Im a neo-n**i alright and trust me Horowitz is a jewish last name. Serves you right jew, you got screwed by your own kind
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> Hi everyone!
> I have a few now three year old hostas in my garden (some of the more
> common varieties). I plan to acquire many more hostas over my
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> Some of my hostas are starting to overgrow the space that I had
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I have never had a problem moving my hosta around although some prefer
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Coming from a working-class family and having lived for 20 years on a council estate, I beg to differ with your paper's analysis of the situation on Britain's streets.
The rioting is not because the "underclass" has been ignored; it is because it has been embraced. It has been embraced by those who set the norms in our society – cinema, television, magazines and even the middle-class intellectuals who write opinion columns for The Independent.
We see in contemporary Britain an unprecedented glorification of ugliness, irresponsibility and underclass conduct in clothing, language, music, literature and the media while so-called "middle-class" values have undergone 50 or more years of cynical erosion. So let us not be surprised when this "underclass" conduct spills onto the streets.
The barbarians are inside the walls because the gatekeepers gave them the keys.
Paul McGregor, Moreton, Wirral
Why don't our leaders face up to the major generational change which shows up as a lack of respect for authority, especially parental authority.
My generation – I was born in 1939 – had worse levels of disadvantage than the current younger generation. But we did have the advantage within the poorer section of society of many intelligent, thoughtful, stricter, albeit often grossly undereducated, parents.
Our own education enabled those of us lucky to be born with ability to leave the ranks of the poor. We are now seeing one very sad effect of this process. It has left a poor, disadvantaged and generally not very able generation of parents struggling to raise not very able children within communities that lack a bedrock of intelligent and capable natural leaders. This disadvantaged underclass is also producing a disproportionately high number of children.
This new underclass has no faith in the elite-educated politicians that dominate the Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat Parties – and nor do I. MPs don't seem to understand; they certainly don't discuss these issues openly. Until the underclass learn to use their power to vote, there's little chance of any change from MPs.
Mike Simpson, Warlingham, Surrey
The reactions to the riots fall into two basic camps of belief. The first: all violent rioters are an underclass of feral scum and must be dealt with by any means necessary. The second: rioters, however mindless in their actions, are the product of a disfunctional society for which we need longer-term political solutions, less taunting materialism and greater equality.
In terrible times like this, most people shun dualities, but it is possible that both are right. We need a combination of immediate, determined action from the police and longer-term social remedies from the politicians to put an end to the hot-housing of this underclass.
Mike Evans, Leicester
The invincible power of crowds
It probably wasn't in the holiday reading they left behind in their hotels or gites but our returning politicians would learn a lot from Gustave Le Bon's Psychologie des foules (The Psychology of Crowds), written in 1895. He wrote that when an individual forms part of a group he "acquires a sentiment of invincible power" and "inhibitions fall away and all the cruel, brutal and destructive instincts ... are stirred up to find free gratification".
Most relevant of all, perhaps, the group is "extraordinarily credulous and open to influence: if a suspicion is expressed, it is instantly changed into an incontrovertible certainty [and] a trace of antipathy is turned into furious hatred". Because the crowd is so aware of its great strength, Le Bon maintained, it respects force, or even violence, seeing anything less as a form of weakness.
Perhaps his prefiguring of the last few terrifying days offers one lesson. It is still OK to hug a hoodie but a rampaging mob of them expects and, Le Bon would say, demands to be countered by the full power of the state. But by the same token, once group members have reverted to being individuals, we should have the maturity to understand the power of the process they allowed themselves to be caught up in and to treat them with fairness and leniency.
Jeremy Walker, London WC1
Two young women rioters or looters interviewed on TV proudly proclaimed: "We can do what we like, no one can stop us." As several of your correspondents have pointed out, this attitude mimics that of other elements in our society, notably the bankers but also some politicians, police, footballers and the media. At least David Cameron has made some progress in his vision of a Big Society: we're now definitely all in it together, for what we can get.
Brian Rogan, West Wickham, Kent
Ask them why they did it
Why are they rioting? This is the question on everyone's lips. By the knee-jerk reaction to fast-track the procedure for those arrested, are we not losing a golden opportunity to find the answer from the very people who know, the rioters themselves?
Those who plead not-guilty cannot be dealt with immediately in any event, but for those who plead guilty, should not the magistrates be given ample time to ask them why they did what they did, not simply accepting the typical answer from their lawyers – "He's a good lad. It was a moment of madness" – but questioning them, (particularly as the court will already know or can find out immediately their gender, their age, where they live, their job prospects, their family, etc), in some depth as to their motives. The court staff and magistrates should not be under pressure of time.
If this does not happen, we will have lost the opportunity of finding answers more quickly than we could otherwise do, from the perpetrators themselves.
Robin Grey QC, London EC4
A scary loss of moral restraint
One of the scariest things about these riots is that there is a significant proportion of people who until now have only been stopped by the thought of being caught.
The notion that its wrong to act out of belligerent self-interest has been lost for many rioters, bankers, politicians and journalists. If this trend continues unabated we will require either a massive, powerful, all-seeing police force or descend into more regular states of anarchy.
But what has collapsed is not our culture, it is the moral restraints that once bound us.
Craig Beaton, Bodelwyddan, North Wales
On several occasions while travelling home on the bus I have overheard youths boasting about having spent time in jail. For these people jail is counterproductive. Their punishment after the riots should make them feel shame and humiliation; it should not be a matter of pride.
Richard Groom, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
What's wrong with the stocks?
D F McLellan, Bloxham, Oxfordshire
No substitute for the state
The riots have underlined one simple fact: we still need strong, adequately public services to protect the population and foster the goodwill of communities.
The violence has spotlighted that the Conservatives' "Big Society" vision of a wholesale turn to volunteerism with a major rolling back of the state is fatally flawed.
There is no substitute for strong central government and proactive public services, both of which were wanting in the midst of the riots because of government inaction and the cuts.
Anthony Rodriguez, Staines, Middlesex
Cuts shatter fragile hope
As in many communities there is a college in Tottenham where students deemed too disruptive to control, let alone teach in the school system, are sent to keep them away from the rest.
Teaching them is not an easy task, but sometimes, through the hard work of the teachers and the realisation of some of the students that sometimes people are there to help them, the magic works. Last year one of these moments happened. A small group of tough – "I don't care: you don't matter" – youngsters began to "get it'', not every day in every way but bit by bit. People actually wanted to come to school; people whose idea of art was spraying shop fronts were walking round Tate Modern in a group talking about Bacon and Duchamp – of course in a thoroughly disrespectful way, which is as it should be.
It has taken two years to bring these people to a place where they can show that they are not yobs. In fact they have come so far that when the local authority told them that they wouldn't pay for the last year at the school and with no notice at all they were being sent back into the system that which was a part of their failure, some of them wept.
What has happened over the last few days in north London has been reprehensible. People cannot blame the system for them making a choice to be callous, violent and uncaring. But as I sat watching with TV screen with disgust at the mob's behaviour I couldn't help but think of a group of students being told that a small budget cut was more important than their education, future and ambition. Now it's time for us to weep too.
Michael Sandle-Brownlie, London E11
In the early 1980s, before the introduction of the National Curriculum, I visited many schools, including several primary schools in inner London. I came away with an overall impression of happy teachers and happy children enjoying meaningful education.
A few years ago I read a report that we now have the most unhappy schoolchildren in Europe. And I thought to myself: "When these disaffected young people get a little older, there will be riots."
John Davison, London SW9
Expertise from the grass roots
Neither of those you cite ("A must-read", 10 August) as disagreeing with Camila Batmanghelidjh's riot analysis ("Caring costs – but so do riots", 9 August) addresses its twin contentions.
Her case is: first, the rioting is evidence of the existence of "parallel antisocial communities with different rules". Second, these parallel communities have arisen in response to "the perverse insidious violence delivered through legitimate societal structures". Moreover the rioting is symptomatic of a "false moral economy" in which the humanity of those trapped in dysfunctional communities "is not even valued enough to be helped".
Expert grassroots analyses such as this surely merit properly considered debate if we want our politicians and police to take appropriate measures in response.
Richard Bryden, Llandudno, Conwy
If Mr Cameron were to ask my advice on how to fix society after the riots he would get a mixture of assumption, prejudice and what I have read in my newspaper. On the other hand, Camila Batmanghelidjh has first-hand experience and knows what she is talking about. Her advice should be heeded.
As for the young men she mentions at the end of her column who walked away when the riots began, I am proud of them.
Roland Taylor, Macclesfield, Cheshire
The national debate we need
Politicians are right to condemn the destruction on our streets and call for prompt action from the Government, who will either increase their popularity or end up regretting cutting police budgets.
The only way out of the difficulties, is for government in partnership with local authorities to establish a national commission to investigate what fuelled the disorder. Is it down to an undisciplined society, materialist society, work-life balance pressures where parents spend insufficient time with their children or social media or violent computer games which are all too easily accessible?
Our economic system has created a selfish society. Drugs, particularly "skunk weed", make citizens paranoid and lazy and undermine the chance for a generation which is lacking in moral fibre, respect and positive ideals.
My own contribution, however, small this may be, is not only in my role as a councillor to go out and meet local residents to get a sense of what people want to happen in response to the riots, but to continue with a campaign calling on the Government to look into the growing problems of gangs.
Councillor Ozzie Uzoanya (Labour, Enfield Lock Ward), London Borough of Enfield
Marginalised by property prices
While I wholeheartedly agree with the sentiments of your leader about marginalised youth (10 August), may I point out that you don't have to be young or part of the "underclass" to be marginalised.
I am middle-aged. I decided to buy a property in London 1996 – a one-bedroom flat for £42,000. I changed my mind, thinking I would look around. In the few short years that I waited, the £42,000 flat increased to £200,000. I earn a modest income, just above the average for London.
I am now priced out of the housing market while the City and foreign money continues to keep prices high in London and any social housing is taken up by families and many needy people from overseas. Banks won't lend unless you have a massive deposit.
As I was brought up by strict parents I don't have the luxury of rioting. I wasn't from a broken home. I now have no home of my own to be broken.
Helen Bailey, London NW1
Robbery by 'good Samaritans'
We all heard David Cameron say that certain elements of our society were "not just broken, but downright sick".
Fifty years ago, almost to the day, a friend of mine was knocked unconscious by a car in Plymouth. It was a genuine accident, and a number of passers-by (all adult and white) ran to help him. When he regained consciousness in the ambulance on the way to hospital, he realised his (rather expensive) watch was gone. What had happened was not recorded on film, it didn't get on national TV or even in the local paper.
If robbing a confused victim is evidence that there is "something very wrong" with our society, then our society has been very wrong for at least half a century that I know of. It's disingenuous to use this incident, distressing as it is, as a unique indicator of newly discovered ills.
Jenny Backwell, Hove
Cut it out, Nick
I have just heard Nick Clegg on the BBC news describe the suggestion that the riots are in some way connected with Coalition cuts as "simply ridiculous". Would he therefore explain why when London was policed by 6,000 officers there was extensive rioting, and when it was policed by 16,000 officers the rioting stopped? I think we know who is ridiculous.
Robert S P Jenkins, London W2
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A society reduced to identifying its own youth as feral pests has reached a stage of no-return in decadence.
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The imprecise wording of the prime minister's tweet, posted early on Sunday morning, led many to believe he was calling for the criminalisation of childhood.
In fact, Mr Cameron was announcing plans to make child abuse 'manuals' illegal.
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Today's tweet is just the latest in a string of Twitter-mishaps from the prime minister's official account.
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A finder.com.au survey of 2,005 Australians found 15% are planning to cancel their health insurance, and nearly half of those (44.7%) due to the cost.
Bessie Hassan, Money Expert at finder.com.au, says the cost of private health insurance, which ranges from $28.55 per month for the cheapest basic hospital cover to $317.45 for top cover, was outweighing the benefits for thousands of policyholders.
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Latest figures from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority show 11.3 million Australians, or 47% of the population, were covered for hospital treatment in 2015/2016.
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It's Not Like That
When I said I loved her, I didn't mean it as anything more than friends. It was friendship love, or philia, as it was known in Greek. Abigail was one of those friends that I would die for, to be honest, she was my only friend.
I couldn't stand to be around most people for any length of time. I was antisocial by nature, and found the presence of other human beings to be annoying and unnecessary. Abigail felt the same way, possibly more so, and so we tended to get along, neither pushing the other past a reasonable limit.
All the reasoning worked out, as long as I was straight.
Maybe I was, maybe I wasn't. Lately things had been getting weird.
It all started when Abigail and I had been at a school dance. She was dancing with some acquaintances of ours that fancied themselves our "friends." Over the course of several minutes, I found myself distracted by the way she danced.
Abigail smiled and swayed back and forth, not caring that people gave her weird looks. Our "friends" laughed and giggled at her eccentric form of dance, but my only desire was to dance with her, my body grinding against hers in the heat of the dance.
I began noticing things about her too, like the size of her waist and the way her neck looked from the side. I don't think Abigail ever noticed my peculiar evaluations of her, but I couldn't be sure since she never let on more than she needed to.
No one ever questioned the fact that I never dated guys. They always said, "Well it's Nell, she's not the prettiest girl around." In a way, they were right. No guys ever had a crush on me, no guys ever asked me out, and that was fine since I found them all to be insensitive pigs anyway.
Even when it came to girls, I found relationships to be silly and worthless. I viewed the word "love" to be an overused cliche with no meaning. How can you date someone for two days and tell them you love them? One simply can't.
Love isn't an overnight train to a honeymoon suite, that's divorce.
I viewed love a commitment with meaning. If you weren't willing to die for the other person, what you were feeling wasn't love.
Love isn't the number of times you kiss someone while the lights are down.
Love is a feeling.
Love is loyalty.
Love is the utmost honor, respect, and trust you can give to someone else.
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Being exposed like that burned the good out of me.
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Spongey? Weepy. Headed for Heartbreak.
Grabbed the boy by arms. Made him grow his horns.
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This is the moment thousands of tonnes of rocks went crashing onto a holiday beach just yards from where stunned onlookers watched in shock.
The massive section of cliff came crashing down on to Sidmouth beach, Devon around 5pm last Wednesday.
It was caught on camera by Tony Lane, 60, from the New Forest, Hants, who said the huge fall was just yards from the nearest person.
Mr Lane, a youth activity worker, said: "There was the sound of pebbles falling, then a few more pebbles and then a few seconds later some rocks started to come down.
"I sensed something was about to happen and just started to snap away. Then there was a loud rumbling and a huge section of the cliff just gave way and went crashing to the beach.
"A great cloud of dust rose up - people were just standing there watching in shock. I'd say the nearest person could only have been 100 yards away.
"The area covered by the landslide was pretty big. If anyone had been nearer it there would have been no chance - they wouldn't have escaped - there must have been thousands of tons of rock."
He added there were some trees from part of a household garden among the cliff fall.
"Some small trees which were part of someone's garden came away I think," Mr Lane said. "There was a big scallop out of the cliff afterwards."
Sidmouth is currently packed with visitors for the resort's annual Folk Week event which runs from August 1 to 8.
PC Jim Tyrrell, beat manager for Sidmouth town warned people to beware.
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text: If you turn a telescope up to the night sky, you'll see a lot of stars. But it's what you can't see that's been driving NASA researchers.Now, they've made the invisible, visible– and an image of what they've found is on display at the University of Maine."The neat thing is, that if you were to look at the sky with just a regular telescope at night, you would see nothing. It would be cloudy. It would be dark and there's so much gas and dust," says astronomy professor Dr. Neil Comins.The image they displayed Thursday is of the center of our galaxy. And it's one that has never been seen before.Comins says NASA researchers were able to create the photo by overlaying images from three different telescopes, exploring three different parts of the spectrum."Two parts are the infrared, which we can't see, but we feel as heat, and the other part is X-ray, like the kind of X-rays you have in a doctors office," he says. "Since the X-rays and infrared can see through the clouds, we can see these features absolutely invisible to us otherwise."NASA selected UMaine's planetarium as the only site in the state to show off these images to the public."They're a beautiful image to enjoy, just for the composition. It's like a very modernistic, impressionistic interpretation of our galaxy," says Planetarium Director Alan Davenport.They say the images present researchers with scientific information they couldn't access before, and could hold clues to hazards far off in our planet's future."Our planet is part of a much bigger system. And the better we can understand the galaxy, the better we can understand the stars, the better we can anticipate what the future of our own planet is going to be," Davenport says.The murals will hang at Jordan Planetarium at least all year.For more information on the telescopes used to make the images, you can visit them online:Hubble Space Telescope Spitzer Space TelescopeChandra X-ray Observatory


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Home >> Industrial & Scientific >> Cutting Tools >> Industrial Drill Bits >> Twist Drill Bits >> 10pcs HSS 3.2mm Cutting Dia Tip Straight Shank Twist Drilling Bits Replacement
|Product Name
|Twist Drill Bits
|Dark Gray
|Cutting Diameter
|3.2mm/ 0.126"
|Shank Max.Diameter
|3.2mm/ 0.126"
|Flute Length
|38mm/ 1.5"
|Total Length
|64mm/ 2.5"
|Total Weight
|Package Content
|10 x Twist Drill Bits
- Excellent for drilling on both flat and curved surfaces such as stainless steel and cast Iron.
- Straight shank design is more suitable for many electric drills (here is not included).
- Sharp and twisted flute will make the drilling be more easy and effortless.
- Split Point tip starts on contact to keep the bit from walking for fast accurate holes.
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