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St. Scholastica junior thrower Tom Lyscio was named to the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Division III All-Academic Track & Field team Friday.
Lyscio is just the second CSS male track & field athlete to earn the honor.
A total of 200 student-athletes, representing 72 institutions made up the men's team. Lyscio was the only Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC) athlete to make the team.
Lyscio was an All-UMAC selection in both the indoor and outdoor seasons. He was named the Co-Field Athlete of the Meet for the conference indoor championships. He was also an Academic All-UMAC selection and met a NCAA Division III provisional in the hammer throw at the start of the outdoor season.
To qualify for the USTFCCCA All-Academic Track and Field Team, the student-athlete must have compiled a cumulative grade point average of 3.30 and have met either the NCAA Division III indoor or outdoor automatic or provisional qualifying standard.
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The Warrior Football Gold Card fundraising distribution has been rescheduled. Cards will be distributed to all players on Aug. 15.
BYAA 4th and 5th grade football
The BYAA registration and football clinic for all ISD 181 students entering fourth and fifth grade will be Wednesday. Registration will be from 5:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Forestview football field in Baxter.
Following registration, the varsity Warriors football staff will conduct a free clinic for BYAA players from 6-8 p.m. at Forestview football field. Players will receive a free t-shirt.
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Pitt seeks an unprecedented third consecutive victory at Notre Dame Stadium when it visits the Irish this week for a national NBC television date. The Panthers defeated Notre Dame in each of their prior two visits, including a 36-33 decision in quadruple overtime in 2008, the longest game in each school's history.
Overall, the Panthers have won three of the last four against the Irish. Pitt defeated Notre Dame, 27-22, in Pittsburgh last year.
Pitt is very familiar with first-year Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly, who spent the prior three seasons at Big East foe Cincinnati. The Panthers were 1-2 against Kelly, including last year's 45-44 thriller won by the Bearcats that decided the 2009 Big East title.
The Panthers are 22-9 over their last 31 games, the program's winningest stretch since the 2001-03 seasons.
TV: The Pitt-Notre Dame game will be a national NBC telecast (WPXI, channel 11, in Pittsburgh). Tom Hammond (play-by-play), Mike Mayock (color) and Alex Flanagan (sideline) form the broadcast crew.
PITT RADIO: The new radio home for Pitt football is 50,000-watt flagship KDKA-FM, Sportsradio 93.7 The Fan. Games are also carried on the Pitt Sports Radio Network. Bill Hillgrove (play-by-play), three-time Pitt All-American Bill Fralic (color) and John Seibel (sideline) will call the action.
SIRIUS XM RADIO: The Pitt-Notre Dame game will be aired on SIRIUS channel 158 (Pitt broadcast).
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Pitt and Notre Dame meet for the 66th time in a series that dates back to 1909...the Irish lead the all-time series, 44-20-1…Pitt, however, has won three of the last four encounters with Notre Dame, including last season's 27-22 decision in Pittsburgh...the Panthers have a two-game winning streak at Notre Dame Stadium, winning 41-38 in 2004 and 36-33 in four overtimes in 2008...the four-overtime affair marked the longest game in both Pitt and Notre Dame history...Pitt has never won three consecutive road games at Notre Dame...the Panthers last won two games in a row at South Bend in 1983 (21-16) and 1986 (10-9)...Pitt last won three consecutive games in the series overall when it defeated the Irish in 1983, 1986 and 1987 (30-22)...Pitt is 10-19 all-time in road games against the Irish.
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All of the concerts will be held on Sundays beginning at 5PM and are open to the public. The first four performances in the series will be held at Curtis Arboretum, located at 1250 W. Church Road in Wyncote. The final concert on August 28 will be held on the grounds of Einstein Medical Center Elkins Park, located at 60 Township Line Road in Elkins Park. Longtime sponsor Einstein Medical Center Elkins Park has again partnered with the Township to underwrite this year's summer concert series.
Here is the lineup of the 2016 performances:
In case of rain, all concerts will be held inside beautiful Curtis Hall at the arboretum. Lawn chairs, blankets, and light refreshments are welcome, but no alcohol is permitted. Parking is free. For more information, call the Cheltenham Township Parks and Recreation Department at 215-887-6200, ext. 227.
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Welcome to the community web-pages for the Parish of Caverswall.
The village of Caverswall is certainly an ancient settlement, it is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086 and the parish was one of the first to be created in Staffordshire. Caverswall Castle is a Grade I listed building, the current structure mainly dates from the 17th - century and incorporates elements which dates back to the 13th - century. St Peter's Church is a Grade II listed building which was probably built by the owner of the castle in the 13th - century. People from the UK and many other parts of the world can trace their roots back to Caverswall.
The local history pages examine aspects of this rich timeline stretching back over many years and the genealogy pages provide information for those with ancestors who lived in the parish. The latest addition to the Local History Section is : A History of St Peters Church. It includes a link to a list of surnames that appear in the early parish registers. The next new page to be published will tell the story of the small community of Benedictine Nuns who fled the French Revolution before making their home at Caverswall Castle.
There will also be a major feature about the secret wartime activities at Woodhead Hall not far from the nearby town of Cheadle. This will include previously unpublished information and pictures. Woodhead Hall was at the hub of a network of secret monitoring stations supplying information to Bletchley Park and the strategic command structure.
Local News :
Thieves have stolen the emergency defibrillator from the wall at the front of the Auctioneers Arms. Click here to see the story and a video in The Sentinel.
13th May 2017 - Save The Knocks Campaign enters a critical phase !
The Crowdfunding Campaign has reached the halfway point and with only 20 days left to run the Caverswall Community Society is urging residents to get involved and consider making a pledge to buy a share. A pledge is just that, no actual money will be collected unless the fund-raising target is reached and a sale has been agreed. For more information click here to go to the Auctioneers Arms page.
6th May 2017 - New date for Parish Council Annual Assembly and the May Meeting.
Following the Local Government Election later this week Staffordshire Moorlands District Council has scheduled a full meeting of the District Council on Monday the 8th of May. This means that the date of the meeting of the Parish Council has now been moved to Thursday the 11th of May. The Annual Assembly meeting will commence at 7pm and this will be followed by the ordinary May meeting at 7.30pm.
5th May 2017 - County Council Election Results for the Caverswall Ward.
Ross Ward has won the seat for the Conservatives with 2252 votes. For the full results see the table below.
19th April 2017 - Are you interested in helping to shape NHS Services in North Staffordshire ?
Sign Up to receive free newsletters and become a member of the "Our NHS" scheme. Click here for further details.
15th April 2017 - A reminder about the County Council Elections from the Parish Council.
The election for members of Staffordshire County Council are taking place on the 4th of May 2017. After many years of stirling service in the role Cllr. William (Bill) Day is retiring. This means that a new member will be elected to represent the Caverswall Ward on the 4th of May. Click here for further details.
8th April 2017 - The Auctioneers Arms.
The residents who are hoping to save the pub have formed a Community Society and a Share Offer Launch meeting has been arranged on the 21st of April 2017.For more information click here to go to the Auctioneers Arms page.
9th March 2017 - Weston Coyney Residents Association.
The next meeting of the Residents Association wil be held at 5pm on the 16th of March. The venue will be the Village Hall at Weston Coyney. All residents are welcome to come along, for further information contact the Secretary Sue Bourne 01782 316724.
8th March 2017 - Village Post Office and Shop set to close.
At the meeting of the Parish Council on the 6th of March Mr Pratheesh, the Caverswall Post Master, announced that he had recently submitted his termination notice as Post Master to the Post Office. This means that Caverswall Post Office will close on Monday 28th August 2017. It has not been an easy decision for him but even after several appeals for more support from Caverswall residents this has not been forthcoming giving him no other choice. Unfortunately this will also mean that the shop will also be closing.
1st February 2017 - Public Meeting regarding proposals to build up to 350 new homes.
The Parish Council has received notification that MP Rob Flello will be at a meeting to discuss how to respond to the planning application submitted regarding proposed building of 350 houses on land west of Caverswall Lane. The meeting will be taking place on Friday 3rd February at Meir Community Education Centre on Pickford Place. For residents that live on The Wood, Montgomery Place, Denie wood Place, Tipping Avenue, Beckett Avenue, George Avenue, Lyme Road, Old School Lane or in Rowan Village the meeting will be held at 6.30pm and end at 7.30pm. For residents who live elsewhere the meeting will begin at 7.45pm. It has been split due to numbers that are expected.
24th January 2017 - Plans submitted for up to 350 new homes to be built on the west side of Caverswall Lane.
Stoke on Trent City Council have received an application for outline planning permission to build a new housing scheme. The green field site is located on the west side of Caverswall Lane. The outline plan indicates that the access to the new development will be via the road leading from The Wood on the Meir estate. The plan also includes what is described as an emergency access on Caverswall Lane located adjacent to the Wood House Farm. The deadline for the receipt of comments by the City Council is the 9th of February 2017. The matter will be discussed at the meeting of the Parish Council at 7.30pm on the 30th of January. Members of the public are welcome to attend. Click here for further details about the proposed development.
23rd January 2017 - Revised date for the next meeting of the Parish Council.
The next meeting of the Parish Council was due to be held on the 6th of February. As the Parish Clerk is unable to attend on that date the meeting has now been re-scheduled for Monday the 30th of January.
12th January 2017 - Parish Council sets a lower precept charge for 2017-2018.
At their meeting on the 9th of January the Parish Council agreed the precept charge that would apply during the next financial year which begins in April. Despite the generally difficult financial climate the precept has not been increased since 2006/07 and as from April this year the precept for a Band D property will be reduced by 3.05% Click here for further details.
11th January 2017 - Village Shop and Post Office may have to close.
The owner of the Village Shop has advised the Parish Council that he will have to make a decision about the future of the business within the next few weeks. It really is a case of use it or lose it, more customers are needed to keep the shop and post office viable. If the situation does not improve Mr Pratheesh says that the business will be closed later this year.
30th December 2016 - New Year to bring new a Lease of Life for Weston Coyney Village Hall !
At the meeting on the 1st of December a number of enthusiastic people came forward to form a management committee. The youngest new member is only 21 and the plan is to build on what has worked well in the past and to bring a new energy to the running of the venue. The new committee will assume their roles as from the the 1st of January 2017.
26th December 2016 - Planners Refuse Permission for New Housing Development.
Staffordshire Moorlands District Council has refused to grant planning permission for a new housing scheme on Blythe Bridge Road in Caverswall. The proposals included the construction of an access road and 12 houses on a historically important green field site. The Council received a number of objection letters from concerned residents. All of the members of the committee voted to reject the proposals.
1st December 2016 - Weston Coyney Village Hall Management Committee.
The Village Hall has provided the community with a much appreciated facility over the years but now the management committee needs some new members to keep the venue running. A meeting has been arranged for the 13th of December 2016 to create a new committee. Some people have already expressed an interest so please do go along to the meeting if you would like to join them in saving the venue from closure. The meeting will be held at the Village Hall following the AGM of the Residents Association. (See News Item Below)
1st December 2016 - Weston Coyney Residents Association. Notice of Annual General Meeting.
The AGM of the Residents Association will take place on Tuesday 13th of December at 6pm. The venue is the Village Hall, Princess Drive, Weston Coyney. The committee is up for election, so if you would like to put either yourself or someone else forward please do go along to the meeting. For further information please call : 01782 316724.
12th November 2016 - Fake Parking Ticket & Malware Warning.
Staffordshire Police Neighbourhood Watch have issued an alert about an e-mail scam involving fake parking ticket penalty notices with malware attachments.
Click here for further details.
28th October 2016 - Launch of a new Community Choir for the Staffordshire Moorlands.
Would you like to sing in a choir? If so then Vivian and Katie would like to hear from you. No previous experience needed, the first meeting takes place on the 2nd of November at Dilhorne. Click here for further details.
27th October 2016 - The County Council is to introduce charges for handling certain types of non-household waste.
The Parish Council have been advised about a new charging scheme, click here to see the details.
24th October 2016 - The Auctioneers Arms.
The residents association are currently circulating a Flyer to addresses in the area. For more information and to see a copy of the Flyer click here to go to the Auctioneers Arms page.
21st October 2016 - The Auctioneers Arms, Have Your Say !
The Knocks is up for sale again and the residents association would like to see it re-open as a community pub. They have launched an on-line survey to obtain the views of former customers and local residents. For more information click here to go to the Auctioneers Arms page.
20th October 2016 - Staffordshire Police launch a campaign to help people to stay safe online. Click here to see a copy of the 'Cyber Safe Staffordshire Poster'.
20th October 2016 - 'Fireworks and the Law' a guide to the law received by the Parish Council. Click here to see a copy.
19th October 2016 - Initial consultation ends soon on plans to build up to 350 houses on land adjacent to Caverswall Lane.
Planning and Development Consultants, Hourigan Connolly, have published an outline plan for the homes to be built on land between Caverswall Lane and Pinewood Crescent. The land is within the boundary of Stoke on Trent and the road access to the estate will be via The Wood. Further details were available from this web-site including an opportunity to comment on the proposals but the information was removed shortly after the consultation closed. There will be another opportunity to comment on the proposals when a full planning application is submitted to the City Council.
3rd October 2016 -Use It or Lose it !
The owner of Caverswall Village Store attended the meeting of the Parish Council on Monday evening. He said that he was finding it difficult to keep the Post Office and the shop afloat. He does not receive a great deal of financial support from the Post Office and the shop is not making a profit. This is the only shop in the village but it needs more support from the community if it is to stay open. Speaking on behalf of the Parish Council the secretary, Lynn Cantlay, said none of us want to loose this vital service and urged the local community to support the business by buying items from the shop and the post office. People could also offer support and reduce the running costs by volunteering to help in the shop. If you think you can help in any way please call in for a chat to see what you can do.
30 September 2016 - Planners give a green light for plans to establish a well-being centre at Caverswall Castle.
The application reference numbers are SMD/2015/0671 and SMD/2015/0683
27th September 2016 - More homes to be built in the village ?
Staffs Moorlands District Council have received an application for permission to build 12 dwellings with garages on land with a new access road from Blythe Bridge Road. The application reference number is SMD/2016/0600
12th September 2016 - Going, Going, Gone ?
Local Residents launch a campaign to save The Auctioneers Arms after the pub is closed and sold to a property development company. See the page in the Community Section.


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10 Jobs We'd Do If We Could Quit Our Real Jobs
A new survey found the jobs people would do if they could quit their REAL job. The top five are: Starting a restaurant, running a bed and breakfast in another country, writing a novel, owning a bar, and being a chocolate taster.
1. Start a restaurant.
2. Run a bed and breakfast in another country.
3. Write a novel. (Good luck making money on this one. Sincerely, guy who once wrote a book.)
4. Own a bar.
5. Become a chocolate taster.
6. Travel writer.
7. Photographer.
8. Gardener.
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The shadows were growing longer, and late afternoon was fading, touched by the first darker tints of the evening gloom to come. He quickened his pace. The Messenger was a desperately tired man. He had worked a full day, yesterday, for pitifully low wages, and had immediately set out on his journey, with not so much as a half-hour's rest. It really was unfortunate, but he had not anticipated having to work the day before. He was a long way from his tiny apartment in Seattle, and he could not stop, not yet. "Miles to go before I sleep," he muttered. Yes, he was a widely read, cultured man, yet he worked at minimum wage "changing dubiously stained sheets at the Hotel Sleazy," as he put it.
He had not wanted this mission, but he was the one most trusted by the leader, and he had an advantage over the others: he had grown up in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia. But that youth had been misspent a long time ago, he reflected ruefully, as he scanned the landscape, now so unfamiliar to his older eyes. He had aged, and the country had changed. Certainly the town of Abbotsford had changed, for it was now a sprawling city.
As he scanned, his weary eyes darted about for anything or anyone untoward. The Enemy had stool-pigeons, informants and 'plants' everywhere, and a leak — either in his own organization or the one he was traveling to — was always a possibility.
The Messenger trudged on steadily. The western sky was a glorious, ominous mass of grey-black cloud fretted with glowing orange-red bars, lowering over the horizon. The first cold whisper of an air current ruffled his hair and rustled the few trees in the vicinity. He felt the weight and burden of the responsibility that he had undertaken. He did not know what he was bearing, but he had been told that the information he carried would lead to significant resources, valuable to the comrades on the other side, and promised from an overseas country. That in itself was rare as diamonds for a cause pursued — so far at least — by only the poor and the poorer, a cause that never had a dime to work with. His own organization was pitifully small in relation to its lofty goals and perspectives, which were global and historic. Still, we're keeping the flame alive, even in the darkest of times, he consoled himself. We few, we happy few.
The Messenger was a computer-happy person, and he did not like to carry a message in this laborious and time-devouring physical way, but he understood. The Enemy over-watched every web site and every email of every person in the Western world, and had mechanisms for spotting 'content of interest' even in that vast jungle of bits and bytes. Letters sent by mail were often intercepted. The last thing his chief wanted was to alert the Enemy of contacts between his organization and its partner in the true North brave and free.
So far so good. He had crossed the border without incident, between two large farmsteads, with not a border guard in sight on either side. Then, he had hitched a ride and finally caught a bus. He had asked for the first contact to take place in this part of Abbotsford, for it had been his neighborhood way back when, in his childhood, and he felt more confident on familiar ground.
Not far to go. He turned a corner and he was in his old neighborhood, on the very street where his first home had been. He stopped cold. The wide grassy verges had been built over, and the spacious lawns of his youth had vanished as completely as the backyard barbecues, the popcorn aromas, the amiable seniors and the laughing cheerleaders, smooth and firm of waist and thigh, that once strode down this lane while he and his friends had ogled and made wishful boasts of kisses and conquests. Suburbia had morphed into inner city, it appeared. This cramped, crowded street was now entirely asphalt and grimy concrete, and the trees were almost completely gone. Here was the corner where had lived the wistful blonde who had said to him, at ten years of age, with a direct sincerity that boys would never have, "Shane, when you smile like that with your nose creasing cute, it makes me go all crinkly inside." That had been a large house with an ample swimming pool. It was now four lots with near-identical small houses. Instinctively, he turned towards Harper's Wood, but that was now a drab mess of apartment blocks with peeling paint and laundry hung out. Pity, he thought, the council had been very keen to preserve this wood and Ash Glade for the children. So he had heard from his parents at the dinner table, as his dad carved the joint of mutton and his mom passed the vegetables, insisting that they eat their full portion of greens.
And this was where his old home should have been, but there was nothing familiar left in the small lots and cubical three-storey structures that had displaced it. The pressure of population, Shane lamented.
And this was where his old home should have been, but there was nothing familiar left in the small lots and cubical three-storey structures that had displaced it. The pressure of population, Shane lamented. The Enemy had subverted the nation, changed the laws and opened the borders. The world had come to North America and re-made North America in its image. The New World Order. He advanced a few steps. Here had been next-door, where Mrs. Tate had mowed the lawn and offered him iced lemonade in summertime. Trim and pert in her white shorts, with wavy brown hair falling over gentle blue eyes, she had been a part of his teenage dreams and confusions.
The Enemy had subverted the nation, changed the laws and opened the borders. The world had come to North America and re-made North America in its image.
No lawn there now. An ancient wrinkled Sikh man leaned over the low wall, drooping listlessly, scratching under his turban and uncertainly stroking his sad grey beard. His kurta, or upper blouse, hung loosely over his lean bent frame. Shane had spent time in India, and he recognized the type. This man might have been a part of the scene in a crowded slum in any Indian city, the sort of man you saw shuffling to the open-air urinal on the baked mud wall opposite the tea-stalls and other stalls that did their business on the pavement, amid the dust and din, oppressed by the overpowering heat and the eye-searing sunlight, hawking their chai, peanuts, chewing-leaves and what-not in intermittent high-pitched chants.
Shane addressed him but he spoke no English and if he had, could have offered no clue as to when the house had been built over. No doubt he had been brought over from India in his old age by his children to look after their children, to preserve their ties with the mother-culture, and to benefit from First World health care. This had been a disappointment, thought Shane, this stroll down memory lane.
Not far to go. The light was fading. One more hour or so, he told himself, promised himself. He plodded on, no longer looking around, except for any sign of a 'shadow.' The few people on the street, East Indians, glanced at him with mild surprise. He was a stranger in a strange land. Next time, would he need a passport? Instinctively he patted his pocket, to reassure himself that he had not lost his two passports, US and Canadian.
He was flagging, and his mind was fraying at the edges. "Well I'm a stranger here, in this place called Earth." The old pop song from the 60's or 70's hummed through his mind. He made his legs continue walking. This should not be happening. Should not, could not, but but. Two legs better, four legs bad. It's a brand new world, I'm not a brand new guy.
He was minded of his cousin's old school in southern California, now fully peopled with mestizo children and teachers from every quarter of Latin America. He and his cousin brother had paused before the great brass nameplate. George Washington High School?
"Gentlemen of the Continental Congress, this school is not exactly what I had in mind when I crossed the Delaware at the head of the army of the Revolution. "To ourselves and our Posterity," as we enshrined in the Constitution that we framed sitting around that broad oaken table. Eleven score and ten years hereafter our posterity, our descendants, our heritage..."
Our posterity, our children, our people, our culture, our present, our future...
His mind was clouding over again, yet ideas and ghosts of ideas floated in and wandered about like strands of fog and melted away like will o' the wisps. Above him the clouds and skies seemed to have thickened and blackened. "To be roaming in the gloaming."
He was muttering again. He had a cultivated mind and had listened to the thinkers and brains of the movement, as they debated fine points with the talkers of the other side. They should have appealed to the people to listen to their bodies, their instincts. Instinct. That was it. When a deer felt the earth tremble, it ran for its life, it did not waste time looking for a scholarly foundation for its actions and reactions. If it did, it was swallowed by the earthquake. It is the herd's instinct to follow the melting snow, the horse's instinct to sneeze at mouldy hay. His tired mind groped for tangibles and simplicities. Instincts were grounded in good sense. Time for more of healthy instinct and less of fallible smart talk. But if I still need an intellectual basis for my commitment, I can talk to 'Prof' John, John the Baptist, man of the cerebrum, helpless plaything of social forces, infinitely smart, totally useless. Aren't we all?
With an abrupt shake of the head, he drew himself up mentally, summoning will and resolution. I should hope not; we're not useless, and this mission is worthwhile.
He crossed a small park, and emerged on the other side. He did not like the feel of this neighborhood. Everything had a dull end-of-the-world aura. On the other side of the road, by the pavement, the trees stood stark and rigid, knives stabbing upward mutely. The houses looked empty, devoid of life, and their windows stared blankly back at him, saying "Go away" and "We're watching you, but we're indifferent to you." That long chocolate-brown van in front of him, there were two figures in it, and he could see their heads and a hand moving in the darkness of the van interior. Two East Indian husbands out for gulp of beer or whiskey, being bad boys while the wives prepared the children for bed? Or … He gave the van a wide berth.
Not far to go. He ploughed on through the gathering dark. Guided by old, faded memories and a vague sense of direction, he turned rightward and almost tottered to a stop, for the world had dramatically opened up to reveal a large open expanse stretching far and flanked by tree lines on three sides. In the glare of arc lights, bulldozers and other earth-moving machines growled and crawled like monstrous beetles in the huge pit, some six feet below ground level, that they had excavated. To the right, a bulldozer was mowing over a graveyard that he recalled but dimly, the coffins stacked to one side. For relocation, as a fifty-storey high-rise went up on this spot? Must make way for more people, the dead must make way for the living. When they run out of space, put them in the fields, under the roads. Grey columns of smoky matter trailed down his field of vision. Like Victoria Falls, he mused, or maybe a cataract. He blinked, and stumbled a little. What was that he had read in his socials class? Pontiac was a genius who had strived to rally the disparate tribes of the Red Indian family of nations. He was buried in Wisconsin, or was it Illinois? He was forgotten, and a road was built over his grave. Over him every day walked the white people that he had struggled to keep from overrunning his country. Who will walk over my children's graves, goosey goosey gander?
He was back amid the streets of the living, hemmed in by walls of monster houses and their bleak tomb-like facades. This was a long street, a long stretch to traverse with his tired legs. He pushed forward. A slight movement caught his eye. Ahead of him, on the corner, some distance away in the gloom, the black silhouette of a man stood stationary, waving to someone Shane could not see, someone to the left, invisible behind the block of houses on his left flank. Shane hesitated, slowed, and slowed even more as he fumbled at his right pocket. Then he moved on cautiously, but he was reeling with exhaustion and almost tripped over. He winced as fingers of steel gripped his shoulder from behind and steadied him.
The black-haired man who now appeared in front of him had a shrewd, somewhat knowing face, that of a man of many parts: a canny bazaar merchant with greed in his heart, and a consummate liar who affected the pose of a thoughtful educator. Shane had the strangest impression that the man's features were permanently set in a mask of injured piety and tragic victimhood, nobly borne. His face and skin had an unhealthy pallor that minded Shane of the underbelly of a snake or octopus. A near-at-hand streetlamp shed its light upon his features as he grinned into Shane's eyes, flashing yellowing wolf-like teeth, incongruous and surprising in that citified face.
"The Doctor asked me to look after you, make sure you make it to the Tim Horton's all right."
What Doctor? Shane was nonplussed, and it added to his momentary paralysis. As he spoke the stranger gripped Shane's hand in a firm handshake, and Shane experienced a pinprick, sharp but short, not really painful.
Lassitude flowed lazily through his body, then something in his veins sped, braked, chemically changed, and turned. The stranger's lips were moving. He's saying something. The words came to Shane from over the vast distance of a dark desert, and were strangely muffled.
"Many sink down to the underworld." Shane floated slowly downwards, searching a skyscape of clouds and confusion, and caught the phrase he was trying to recall, just as it fell over into a glorious red-gold chasm far away.
"Few return to the sunlit lands," he countered, mouthing the words, striving, emitting only the failing gasp of a punctured, collapsing balloon. C.S. Lewis novels provided the signs and countersigns for this mission. Incurable romantics, that's what we are.
His will drained out. An emptiness seeped into his body and occupied the space that it outlined. He was sliding, gliding, down, backwards. Cheryl and Patrick, so young and full of promise. He had hoped to see them when he got to Vancouver … At the memory one corner of his mind rose to fight off the blanket of sleep, darkness and warm glow that was descending, suffocating him. They had not told him anything about someone meeting him before the rendezvous. Something was wrong; it didn't seem right; I have to fight this. Warmth and pleasant drift. Eons passed. He smiled happily and fell forward into the stranger's arms.
The date was 15 June 2012. A pebble had dropped into the great pond of time-space, into the eternity and infinity of the universe. Like all pebbles, this one would start concentric circles of ripples that would spread far into the outer reaches beyond, and mingle and interact with other ripples from other stones. Some of those ripples from Shane Douglas, this encounter and his later life, would touch the lives of many whom he did not know, sometimes in faint and imperceptible ways. Just as those individuals would be affected and moved by other pebbles, large and small. Some of those people were lords of destiny who walked the corridors of real power, far from the White House and the mansion of the Prime Minister of Canada. In their view Shane amounted to no more than a bug on the windshield. Splat. Some of those people were very ordinary individuals who would be doing normal, everyday things in Burnaby, British Columbia, and in other places on the vast continent of North America in the following days, with not the slightest notion — as yet — that a Shane Douglas existed. Some did know him. And a few were related to Shane, and these included his ex-wife Elizabeth and his daughter Cheryl.
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Observed: 12th July 2011 By: richardwiegold
Added: 22nd July 2011
Other observations of Gallant Soldier (Galinsoga parviflora)
Species with which Gallant Soldier (Galinsoga parviflora) interacts
From experience in Cheshire, Galinsoga quadriradiata is much more common there, but it is hard to tell from a photo which one it is.
Gallant Solder name
If David Trevan or other botanists are reading this, could I ask you to add a further identification please? It's come to light that iSpot used to incorrectly link the scientific name for Gallant Soldier (parviflora) to the name for Shaggy Soldier (quadriradiata), see discussion at:
This means that if the ID can be confirmed as Gallant Soldier then the name Galinsoga parviflora needs to be added again - or alternatively, if there is doubt over which species it is then an identification just as genus Galinsoga is probably better.
Apologies for the problem with the name, which has been fixed in the recent updates and shouldn't cause problems in future.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - September 1, 2000, New Braunfels, Texas Page 2B — Herald-Zeiti NG — Friday, September I, 2000NCAA suspends Wisconsin players after investigation MADISON, Wis. (AP) - The NCAA suspended 26 Wisconsin football players Thursday for one to three games for receiving unadvertised discounts at a shoe store, forcing the Badgers to bench 11 players for their opener. The 11 suspended for the No. 4 Badgers' game with Western Michigan on Thursday night included starting receivers Chris Chambers and Nick Davis, cornerback Jamar Fletcher. offensive lineman Ben .Johnson and linebacker Bryson Thompson. Eleven of the 26 were suspended for three games for recei\ mg benefits of more than $500. school officials said. Another 15 players, including running back Michael Bennett, defensive tackle Wendell Bryant, cornerback Mike Echols and Thompson, were suspended for one game and ordered to do 12 hours of community service. The suspensions stem from reports last month that members of the football and men's basketball teams may have received special credit arrangements at The Shoe Box in Black Earth. W'is., that were not available to other clients. Another 21 players, including starting quarterback Brooks Bollinger, were not suspended but were ordered to perform 24 hours of community service for the discounts they received. All will be required to repay the discounts they received. The school also investigated allegations that some athletes may have exchanged university-issued shoes for merchandise but found no evidence of that so far. said Melany Newby, vice chancellor for legal and executive affairs. A report in the Wisconsin State Journal detailed purchases by eight members of the Badgers' Final Four men's basketball team and 14 players from the Rose Bowl champion football team. The paper reported players received discounts of 25 percent to 40 percent and interest-free credit. Shoe Box owner Steve Schmitt said Thursday he talked to university officials several times about the discounts he offered players, which he said are extended to all his regular customers. Agassi falls in second round at U.S. Open cowBOYS/From 1 b f/At* 2 1 N» I »n f /1 n om/i I I \ f/XI i/>n fvx fi/i/x f n/s l-< n/rl/xc By Steve Wilstein AP Tennis Writer NEW VORK — There was no sadness in Andre Agassi's eyes, no regret ox er the listless loss of his U.S. Open title, no excuse that his thoughts were on his cancer-stncken mother and sister more than his tennis. Agassi stared straight ahead, his exes clear, his voice firm. and gaxe all the credit to Frenchman Amaud Clement for ending his reign as champion Thursday. 6-3. 6-2. 6-4. "It was just a brutal day." the top-seeded Agassi said as he followed No. 2 Gustavo Kuerten and two-time champion Patrick Rafter to a quick exit. It has been a brutal summer for Agassi after a bnlliant year. From a run of four straight Grand Slam finals and three titles, he stumbled to second-round exits in the French and U.S. Opens, and a stinging semifinal loss at Wimbledon. It was a summer when he hurt his back in a car accident and learned his mother had breast cancer, just as his sister did. With all that, perhaps it was understandable that the 30-year-old Agassi would reveal a sense of perspective on his latest loss, saying. "Don't be too sorry." when someone sought to comfort him on the way to the players lounge. When Agassi saw his girlfriend. Steffi Graf, minutes after the match, he smiled and joked a bit. performed a quick dance step with her. their hips bumping, and moved on to chat with other friends. What's Up ■ WHAT: U.S. Open Tennis, men's second and women's third round matches ■ WHEN: Today at 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. ■ WHERE: From the USTA National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows. N.Y. ■ TV: USA Agassi didn't even come close to imposing his game on the 37th-ranked Clement, w ho had lost to him in the French and U.S. Opens last year in their only prex ious meetings. While Clement bounced jauntily around the court, whacking 36 winners to Agassi's 19, Agassi looked leaden, his feet barely mewing, his usually quick hands moving slowly, his shots lacking pace and depth and accuracy. Agassi had jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first set. then he simply melted in the muggy heat, losing eight of the next nine games. His body language, with his head drooping, his shoulders sagging, his eyes wandering, indicated the frustration he was feeling. Clement could see it, even through his wraparound sunglasses. and so could the perplexed fans who tried futilely to pump him up. When asked if his heart was in it, Agassi said. "Yeah, very much." When asked if he was distracted at all. he said he wasn't. When asked if his back bothered him. he said no. If Agassi was hurting, emotionally or physically, he was keeping it to himself. In truth. Clement played splendidly, but not spectacularly. It was a case, this time, of Agassi shooting nothing but blanks. "For sure, he didn't play a great match today." Clement said. "He did a lot of mistakes. I don't think about him. I just think about me. To win this match ... its unbelievable because it's on an unbelievable court. Maybe 15.000 persons. Everybody is for him. Ifs my best victory in my career." Women's defending champion Serena Williams had no trouble advancing to the third round, beating Russian Nadejda Petrova 6-3, 6-2. Williams, with her sister Venus watching at courtside, served six aces and slugged 17 winners to just fix e for Petrova. Earlier, Lindsay Davenport, seeking her second Grand Slam title of the year and seeded second here, was outplayed in the opening set before pounding out a 4-6. 6-2, 6-2 victory over 17-year-old Kim Clysters of Belgium. "I felt like I was hitting the ball and dictating the points in the second and third sets." Davenport said. "She was hitting the ball pretty well. She's a tough opponent and I'm happy to get through." Disabled golfer allowed to use cart at Sr. Open ELLIOTT/From 1B AUSTIN (AP) - A former teaching pro with a progressive muscle disease w ill be allowed to use a cart in all U.S. Senior Open Golf tournaments. a federal judge has ruled. JaRo Jones of Baytown, filed a lawsuit against the United States Golf Association, saying denying him a cart violates the Americans with Disabilities Act. US. District Judge James R. Nowlin agreed Wednesday, issuing a permanent injunction that allows Jones to use a cart in all U.S. Senior Open tournaments. "This is just super," Jones said Thursday. "This is what I hoped for from the very beginning. All this does is level the playing field to allow me to play at that level." The USG A will appeal the injunction, spokesman Marty Parkes said. 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"Ob\ iously Tim coming back is the biggest factor," Elliott said. "If he wasn't coming back, I wouldn't be here. ... Without him, we're not contenders. I mean, that's obvious. So you just don't want to play your RODEO/From 1B "Sunday we came in. tied our horses up and had to wait for the rest of the teams to go," Jaroszewski said. "I was called into the office where they told me that they bumped my number to a two instead of a one, so that took off I 1/2 seconds from my handicap. In team roping they go by numbers. One is beginner. Two is a little higher. Two means you catch about 5 out of IO steers. I think it goes as high as nine or IO, but most people are one, two or three." On Sunday Jaroszewski had one run with Sullivan and one with his brother. He and Sullivan roped their next steer in nearly seven seconds. With his times averaged together Jaroszeski was almost guaranteed to win the competition and the new truck. "Our first run we roped it at a low seven," Jaroszeski said. "I went out the back and my dad came up to me and asked, 'Did you and Barry run yet?' I told him, 'No, but me and Luke just won a truck? Jaroszewski then prepared for his final run with his brother. A good time would put him in contention to win three trucks or at least one truck, a few saddles and cash prizes. "I came out and took one or two swings over his (steer's) back," Jaroszewski said. "Whenever I threw, my loop caught the right horn and went under the left and then came JAROSZEWSKI back over and laid on his face. When it Ringed back forward it came all the way off." After that Jaroszewski went in the stands w ith his dad to watch and make sure nobody beat his time. Nobody did. The truck is a one-ton Dodge dually with a V8 engine valued at nearly $25,000. "Its pretty nice," Jaroszewki said. On Barry Jaroszewski's and Luke Shackleford's final run, they ended up roping a high six, good enough for fifth place. They won two saddles and a rope bag. 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The planet Korar was a glittering jewel of a world, home to the galaxy's wealthiest people, but the jewel had a flaw: the huge slum called the Dipple, where the misfits, the penniless, the hopeless eked out a wretched existence--a fate which two young men hoped to escape.Troy Horan leaped at the chance to work in a shop in an upscale neighborhood, offering exotic creatures from other worlds to the wealthy. He thought his luck had changed--until his employer was murdered, and Troy had to hide in the mysterious ruins left by a vanished alien race; ruins which explorers had entered, and vanished. . . . Nik Kolherne had a face so hideously scarred that he wore a mask to cover it. Then he was recruited by a mysterious figure who offered Nik a new face--if, in return Nik would make a young heir think he was someone else. Now he was the only hope of the young heir's survival--if they could survive on a planet veiled in eternal night and swarming with deadly predators. . . .
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