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Apalachicola Band of Creek Indians
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American State Papers: Letter, from Major General Andrew jackson Letter to John C. Calhoun, Secretary of War. American State Papers; pp.707-708.
The Seminole war having terminated, I deem it politic and advisable to send to Washington John Blunt and his Indian comrades, who have acted as pilots to me during the late campaign. John Blunt is a Tuckabatchee Indian, has long been friendly to the United States, and in consequence of his opposition to the Red Stick party during the Creek war has drawn down upon himself their vengence during the late contest. His settlement being in an exposed situation on the Appalachicola river, he was early attacked by the Seminoles, his property destroyed, and his famly rifled from him; alone he excaped and fled to Fort Scott, where,joining the American standard, he has proved himself a most zealous friend and faithful pilot this period. In justice to him I am bound to state, that to his correct knowledge of the country and zealous attachment to the cause in which we were engaged, am I measurably indebted for the success of the present campaign. . . .
- Division of the South, Fort Montgomery
- June 2, 1818
Removal from Florida to Texas
Chief John Blount was the first Apalachicola Chief to agree to move West after enactment of the 1830 Indian Removal. Sam Houston, an old firend of Blount from the Creek Wars, encouraged Blount to bring his people to Texas for a brighter future. Chief Blount and his Second Chief, Davy or Osia Hadjo (Crazy Crow) took Houston's advice and encouragement from President Andrew Jackson to sign the October 11, 1832, Blount Band of Apalachicola Creek Indian Removal Treaty. They were ready for a brighter future in Texas, but not for the surprises along the way.
Delays in getting all the Apalachicola students home from the Choctaw Academy in Blue Springs, Kentucky delayed Blount's removal until March 1834. Removal was orderly with each household packed into canoes in a tidy line paddling down the Apalachicola River to Port St Joe embarcation point. Several days of delays at Port St Joe resulted in excessive deaths and desrtions increased fears and stress among those awaiting passage to New Orleans. Finally, the reduced membership embarked on the steamship headed for the Port of New Orleans. An expected stop in New Orleans to receive treaty money did lift lagging spirits a bit.
The Ship's captain had been ordered to lay anchor out side the port as trouble was expected. Thus, Blount and Davy encamped the Band on an off shore Island where they met Indian Agent Wiley Thompson and Interpreter Stephen Richards and went to the Bank of New Orleans. After authorizing the payment of Treaty money with promises to make outstanding annuities payments on arrival in Texas, Thompson and Richards made hasty departure leaving Blount and Davy to negotiate for supplies in their limited English. With the money in hand and a Texas future on the horison, Blount and Davy left the bank happy men.
Without warning, both were immediately arrested by the New Orleans High Sherrif who served warramts based on false charges brought by Attorney, William Beaty, of Georgia on behalf of Cochrane, by Coa Thlocco. a former member of Davy's Town. The allegation was that Blount and Davy were absconding with treaty funds but proved to be a high level conspiracy to defraud Blount and Davy of their money. On April 7, 1834. Blount and Davy were put in jail with a bond set at well above the money in hand. To gain their freedom, Chief Blount made up the difference by giving over two of his Negros, Cujo and Bob who in their early thirties were more valueable than the total of bail set.
Penniless, without supplies and discouraged by loss of memebers, Blount and Davy mustered the courage of the small Band to cross the Louisiana Plackmines on foot and enter the Gateway of Texas. In late April perhaps even the first days of May fewer than forty Band members reached the the present day site of Onalaska, Texas at the East Fork of the Trinity River. The journey ended here permanently for for Chief Blount.
By. Mary Sixwomen Blount, Principle Chief
- Vehlins District Tejas
- 25 April 1834
Chiefs John Blount and Davy Elliott gave up their Florida Reservations for a Texas land certificate and chance to join Sam Houston in a Mexican War. American loyalty and Blount's service as Andrew Jackson's personal guide in the First Seminole War had earned him a choice of relocation to Spanish Texas or removal to Arkansas Indian Territory.
Choosing Texas motivated President Jackson to direct Colonel James Gadsden to purchase and personally present Chief Blount with a whale boat for the journey. Previous gifts, travel to Washington, a silver medal, and recognition for valuable services did little to ease fears of the Apalachcola Band emigrants. Many deserted prior to official departure and the promise of 263 emigrants was not met.
Unexpected trechery, hardships, and deaths before and after departure resulted in less than half those listed on Westcott's 1833 Removal Census reaching Texas. A dispirited Chief Blount (1773-1834) also died shortly after arrival. Elder tradition record the cause as a "broken heart". Medical doctors would likely diagnosis cholera contracted in the New Orleans Jail. None the less, in taking life's fourth walk, John Blount left behind a small leaderless band of relatives friendless and unfamiliar with Texas geography and the government imposed Apalachicola Band name. Gone, too, was Chief Blount's intimate knowledgte of political influence and military intrigues that had brought through the Gateway to Texas.
Blount's Band of landless survivors remained in Texas unknown as Apalachicola Band but well remembered by popular names, Pakana Muskogee, Muscogos, Seminole, and Blount Indians. Chief Blount's nephew, Billy and Blount's biological son John became Council appointed peace and war chief. A bitter disagreement soon divided the young chiefs when John's followers joined Chief Bowles in the Battle of Neches identified as Seminole warriors. Thereafter, an uneasy truce existed between the two cousins that never quite healed. The rest of this story will follow soon.
-----Mary Sixwomen Blount, Tribal Administrator/Historian
- Vehlins District Texas
- April-May 1834
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- JH Stander 0
- KJ Coetzer 14
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- G Goudie 6*
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- Mashrafe Mortaza 2/22
- Abul Hasan 0/32
- Abdur Razzak 2/32
- Shakib Al Hasan 1/37
- Elias Sunny 0/16
- Mahmudullah 1/20
Shakib Al Hasan to MacLeod, OUT, gone this time! once again comes down the track and tries to loft the ball over midwicket but this time fails to make connection and the keeper does the rest.
CS MacLeod st †Mushfiqur Rahim b Shakib Al Hasan 19 (15m 13b 2x4 1x6) SR: 146.15
Shakib Al Hasan to Berrington, OUT, Stander calls for a non existent run and gets himself a ticket back to the dressing room, pushed behind the wicket, the throw from Tamim is flat and quick and Rahim quickly whips off the bails
JH Stander run out 0 (9m 3b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
Mahmudullah to Coetzer, OUT, comes down the track and lofts it to long-off, Mortaza runs to his left and takes the catch
KJ Coetzer c Mashrafe Mortaza b Mahmudullah 14 (24m 23b 1x4 0x6) SR: 60.86
Abdur Razzak to Mommsen, OUT, a run-out as Mommsen sacrifices his wicket. He allows Berrington to run past him in search of a quick single.
PL Mommsen c †Mushfiqur Rahim b Abdur Razzak 11 (30m 14b 0x4 0x6) SR: 78.57
Abdur Razzak to Berrington, OUT, looks to smash it and gets a leading edge to extra-cover where the catch is taken
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I ate a lot of crap as a child really. Parents of that generation, well it was all about feeding you up wasn't it? On Sunday lunches we wouldn't have beef but we'd have bacon instead. But we still had Yorkshire puddings and all that sort of stuff. And lots of soggy cabbages and vegetables. Sometimes the gas got cut off, and I used to think it was great because my mum used to say 'right we're off camping' and she'd turn this three bar electric fire we had upside down and cook Teddy Bear's Porridge which was bread, milk and sugar.
I joined the army when I was 16. A lot of the kids there were complaining about the food but I thought it was great. You could have as much as you wanted, but you had to eat it.
When I joined the Special Air Service the food got better. There was a lot more choice and it was more exotic. We used to have nasi goreng [fried rice] at breakfast and things like that because the guys travel a lot and you get a taste for different foods. We had some bad food in Oman. You'd go into these small villages and do these 'hearts and minds' things and part of the protocol is you sit down and eat. The women get the goat meat, chew it and then spit it into the goats stomach and that's what makes the sausages. So you watch these women gobbing it into a goats stomach and then twist them into sausages and you've got to sit there and eat them and go, 'Oh that's nice'. Tea's important in the army. It's a very cultural thing. It's a morale booster, you're getting fluids down you, there's a social thing about it as well. It helps you calm things down and literally if you get lost - Iraq, Northern Ireland - standard operating procedure is: stop, get a brew on.
Nowadays I'm pretty lazy. It's anything that goes Bing really after a couple of minutes in the microwave: I'm just too idle. My wife cooks one or two times a week. We eat out four or five times a week. We've got a local Thai and it's fantastic.
At home, nine times out of 10 I don't even touch breakfast. I get up and make a cup of tea and pick up a banana or something and fold it between a slice of bread. And I don't eat lunch; sometimes I'll end up going into a Starbucks or a Pret A Manger and getting one of those baguettes and then that's it until the evening. Sometimes I cook if I've argued with my wife and then it's comfort food. Mashed potatoes and sausages and green beans. I do it like Desperate Dan and I put the sausages in, sticking up to try and get a laugh out of her.
I don't consciously watch what I eat, but if there's a choice between lamb and chicken I'll have the chicken because I think it's better - it's leaner, and I drink Diet Coke as opposed to Coke. I don't eat butter - and I've never had sugar since I was about 11 because I was a fat kid, so in that way I'm sort of conscious but I'm not. Everything in moderation is what I say.
The army's favourite cuppa seems to have heart-disease protective properties, and recent evidence has found it helps to reduce levels of the stress hormone cortisol in the body.
Most breads disrupt blood sugar and insulin levels in a way which can predispose towards weight gain and obesity. They are also, generally speaking, hopelessly low in health-giving nutrients.
Diet Coke
Although low in calories, there has not as yet been one well-conducted study which proves that artificial sweeteners aid weight loss in the long term.
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More fodder, I'm afraid. For someone who appears to be aware of the potential pitfalls of carbs, Andy does seem to eat a hell of a lot of them.
Mashed potatoes
Like bread, mashed potato will disrupt the body's chemical balance, and is low in nutritional value too. I do approve of the Desperate Dan attitude though.
These have a terrible reputation, but they are at least mainly meat (of sorts) which is a nutritious and natural food. The animal fat that Andy appears to be concerned with simply does not have strong links either with weight or heart disease. I would opt for sausages found in butchers, farmer's markets or farm shops.
Foods that release sugar quickly like this have been shown to have generally limited appetite-sating effects. After this, going from lunch to dinner without food is a recipe for over-eating in the evening.
Green beans
I'm always pleased to see a bit of green veg in someone's basket. More of this sort of stuff would be better, though.
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Set in late-1950s England, David Mackenzies ASYLUM is a Gothic romance filled with erotic obsession, deception, and murder. Natasha Richardson gives a bravura performance as Stella Raphael, an unhappy woman who is forced to move with her son, Charlie (Gus Lewis), to rural Yorkshire when her husband, Max (Hugh Bonneville), earns a post as deputy superintendent of a psychiatric institution for the criminally insane. Among the patients there is Edgar Stark (Marton Csokas), a brooding sculptor who has been imprisoned for the brutal murder of his wife. When Stark gets a job working in the Raphaels garden and conservatory, the attraction grows between Stella and him as Starks doctor, Peter Cleave (Ian McKellen), Maxs rival, watches closely, harbouring his own ulterior motives. When Edgar escapes, Stella must decide whether to remain in her sedate life in Yorkshire or go after the dangerous man she has fallen in love with. Based on Patrick McGraths 1997 novel, ASYLUM examines the fine line between marriage and passion, between the confined and the confused, as art and beauty combine with deceit and betrayal to tell a powerful story that features excellent performances by Richardson, McKellen, and Csokas, as well as fine support from Joss Ackland and Judy Parfitt. Maria Aitken, who just happens to be the wife of author McGrath, plays Claudia Greene.
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The Interview
Ruth Gentry emerged from the kitchen carrying two mugs of tea, one strong the other milky. She offered the darker of the two to James then nestled into the sofa opposite him and looked into his eyes as she delicately sipped her own.
James stared into his cup, not connecting with her at all.
"Doesn't HE want one?" he asked, referring to the sergeant who stood just inside the doorway.
"He'll be fine." she replied, sipping once more.
"Can't we just get this over and done with?"
"We'll have to wait for DCI Mallard. Just drink your tea, it'll do you good."
James had felt this woman's eyes burning into him all the way home in the car, and she was still staring him out. What the hell is her problem?
"I don't drink tea normally. I prefer coffee." he told her
"Tea's good for shock." she told him.
"My Dad always says . . . " He paused for thought. "SAID that."
"Your Dad knew best."
James looked across at the garish pink, oversized alarm clock on the sideboard. They had only been in the flat for fifteen minutes but it seemed so much longer to him.
His father loved that clock. It was given to him as a present on Pride Day two years ago by fellow Drag Artiste Patty O'Doors. He always enjoyed surrounding himself with the campest tat possible. Cheap and tacky to anybody else, but to him...
"Watch yourself, you're spilling it! We don't want you scalding yourself on top of everything else, do we?" Actually, there was a sharp quality to her voice when she spoke loudly. He hadn't noticed that before as up till now her tone had been soft; almost seductive.
James took a sip from his mug. He cringed.
"Augh, too much sugar!" he complained.
"Drink it. It's good for shock." Why did she keep telling him that? He didn't feel shocked, he felt numb. Was that normal? His father splattered all over an already filthy little dressing room and he felt nothing.
"Where are my shoes?" he asked looking down at his thoroughly soaked socks.
"I had to take them from you in the car, don't you remember?" She had asked him to remove them within a couple of minutes of the journey and had put them in a plastic "Zippy Bag." "I'm going to have to ask you for the rest of your clothes as well, I'm afraid." she said.
"Am I a suspect?" he asked.
"It's just a formality." she said in that seductive tone, smiling once and then sipping her tea again.
He looked at the clock again.
"Where the hell is he? I just want to get cleaned up and go to bed."
"He won't be too long, I'm sure. Just be patient. Drink your tea."
"I don't feel like drinking tea!" he said, placing the cup on the carpet at his feet. He buried his face in his hands and rubbed his eyes, exhaling a long, drawn out breath as he did so. At that moment he was aware of heavy foot steps behind him. He turned to see that DCI Mallard had let himself in through the open front door.
"Right then!" Mallard announced as he sat on the sofa opposite. Ruth Gentry immediately rose and went over to where the Sergeant was standing by the door.
"Sorry to keep you waiting. Now then Mr. Threadgold, we'll need those clothes you're wearing, I expect Ruth has told you that?"
"Soon as you like!" he said, opening a notebook and extracting a pen from an inside pocket in his jacket without once looking at James. Ruth was unfolding a much larger plastic Zippy Bag behind him.
"What... now?"
"Not shy are we? Don't worry, you can keep your underwear on; it's just your shirt and trousers we want."
"I'm not wearing any underwear." James replied, almost embarrassed. Mallard let out a sigh. "Is there a dressing gown or something in your bedroom?"
"Yes, behind the door." Mallard looked across at Ruth and she immediately left the room and returned with a dressing gown, handing it to James.
He took off his shirt, handed it to her and then put on the robe and unfastened his trousers, aware that all eyes were on him. As he handed them to Ruth, Mallard noticed the tattoo on James's lower leg.
"Interesting choice." said Mallard.
"What?" James pulled the robe round himself and sat back in the chair as he tied the waist-band.
"A ceremonial Chinese dragon. You like the orient do you?"
"I like dragons." said James.
"Yes, but of all the styles of dragon out there you choose a ceremonial Chinese dragon. Now that I do find fascinating. I mean, there are Tolkien style dragons, Harry Potter style dragons, and yet you pick what I consider the least dragon-like dragon for a tattoo. It's more like a long bodied lion, don't you think?"
"I suppose..." James was confused. His father was in pieces and this guy only wanted to talk about dragons. What the hell was going on? "Does it really matter what I have tattooed on my leg? I thought we were going to talk about what has happened?"
"Yes, let's talk about it."
James waited but it seemed that there were no questions forthcoming.
"What do you want to know?"
"Alright; I want to know if you were the last person to see your father alive?"
"Well, obviously not. Whoever killed him was..." James felt the blood pressure in his head increasing to the point his cranium felt like it was going to explode. His mouth suddenly dried up and he reached for his tea at his feet. Clumsily he knocked the cup and it delivered the liquid to his foot instead of his mouth.
"Why don't you tell me the last time you saw your father alive?"
"When he was on stage. He'd just sung his last number then disappeared off to the dressing room."
"I see. Did the show go according to plan?"
"I don't know. I've never seen my Father's act before tonight."
"Did you love your father?"
"Of course!"
"And yet you had never attended any of his performances until this evening? Not a very supportive son, if you don't mind my saying so."
"I don't particularly like drag acts, that's all."
"So what made tonight different ? Why choose tonight to see your father perform?"
"I've already been over that. I got my exam results through, I'd been celebrating and Dad wanted me to go to the club to meet his friends and colleagues."
"Was your father homosexual?"
"Yes but..."
"That must have really ticked you off. I mean, a father is supposed to be a role model isn't he? What sort of example is that to set a teenage boy hmm? Are you straight son?"
"I had no...yes I'm..."
"Had your father ever been indiscreet?"
"Did he ever abuse you as a boy?"
James stood up, infuriated at such a suggestion.
"Damn you!" Mallard smirked but remained seated, scribbling into his note book.
"Please sit down, Mr. Threadgold." he said calmly. "Do you have anything you wish to say to me?"
"I don't even want you in my home." James was beginning to feel nauseous again. Now Mallard was on his feet. He closed the note book, slipped it into his breast pocket and returned the pen to the inside of his jacket.
"James, Ian Threadgold, I am arresting you on suspicion of the murder of George Stefanovic. Anything you..."
James emptied his stomach all over the tea-sodden carpet.


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How strict is the no headphones rule? Not only do i love running to music, I also use mine as a gps device to pace myself. I know most races say no headphones but iv never seen it enforced.
I did this race last year and, despite usually running with music, I didnt use mine and dont remember seeing anyone else using theirs. The race is on open but small country roads, no pavements, so using headphones would probably be quite dangerous.
I am planning on doing the race again this year but will be leaving my ipod at home. I can't see how there would be a problem with using an ipod type device as a gps without headphones.
Btw, running without music is not as bad as you think
Probably no hassle. They'll make a note of your number and not include you in the results. Everybody wins, The organisers effectively disqualify you and meet their commitment and you get to run.
I think they are serious about it and will exclude you from the results. But if you just want to run and get a medal, that may not bother you. It's ARC not UKA, so doesn't appear on runbritain if you are concerned about that kind of thing.


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Everybody loves the new Star Trek but me. Well, me and George RR Martin. And possibly several other people, except I can't remember who they are just now. Like the embarrassing relative at a wedding party who keeps following you around and bugging you, I'm here to tell you just how shit I think the new movie really is.
For a start, it's basically Dubya: The Trek Years. Seriously. Wayward kid with daddy issues who aspires to his daddy's job, but instead of applying himself spends his time getting drunk, hanging out in bars and getting beat up until a father-figure stand-in turns up to give him a stiff telling-to. Next thing you know there's a major terrorist event, he grabs the reigns of power and leads a space-posse to find the bad guys and drop them down a very deep hole.
Let me be clear. I have a soft spot for JJ Abrams, mainly because he gave me Lost and Fringe. Neither is flawless, but in the greater scheme of things, they've given me something to mildly obsess over. But Abrams' Star Trek isn't a movie. It's a Republican Party broadcast.
For what it's worth, the actors generally do a decent enough job with the material they're given. Chris Pine did pretty much the best he could under the circumstances, and the same could be said for the rest. Quinto was always pretty much a shoe-in to play Spock. If you watch the movie in complete neutral, brain off and floating on a sea of caffeinated sugar drink and sweetened popcorn, critical faculties firmly booted out of the room to sulk, you kind of enjoy it. It's CGI as pornography, money shot after gratuitous money shot: big spiky spaceships, shit blowing up, skydiving from space; such things are there not to support the story so much as to replace it. Every five minutes, when you start to think 'just hang on a minute, that doesn't make sense', something goes BOOM and you're staring at the pretty, pretty lights. It's Kurt Vonnegut's 'Harrison Bergeron' as deliberate corporate entertainment strategy.
Now the negatives, and spoilers abound, naturally.
Look, I'm not asking for rigid adherence to the boundaries of Einsteinian physics here, but ... come on. A singularity that eats planets, but handily sucks Romulan mining ships into the past? Bollocks. Are you going to build a mining ship with flimsy awkward platforms hanging over enormous drops? No, I don't fucking think so.
And while we're at it ... Kirk gets dumped on a random planet, chased by a monster, then just happens to wander into the cave where Future Spock's been sitting around on his arse? There just happens to be a Federation base nearby, which just happens to have Scotty in it? And, guess what; Spock just happens to know the means by which the transwarp drive operates, which Scotty handily knows how to program in order to beam our heroes back onto the Enterprise.
Get. To. Fuck.
The same stupefying lack of sanity applies to the Romulans: apparently they decided to just hang about for all this time without traveling back to Romulus in their great big fuck-off so-advanced-it-must-be-from-the-future starship and warn somebody? Tell me, if the Earth was destroyed and you went back in time to before the destruction, what would you do? Float around in space looking moody OR DO SOMETHING? (and don't give me that 'emotionally compromised' line from the film. By that point, I was actually muttering 'oh, come on' out loud in the cinema.)
And that's before we even get to the Red Matter. As at least one internet commenter has pointed out - I think it was Mike Brotherton - apparently this miracle substance, once transformed into a singularity, doesn't work unless you drill a big hole in a planet first. People, if a singularity hit Earth right now, the lack of a big hole conveniently drilled into the ground for it to fall into really isn't going to make one bit of difference.
The destruction of Romulus actually had me swearing at the screen. Apparently there's a supernova endangering the whole galaxy - well, okay; I used the idea of a gamma-ray burster as the central threat in my first novel, Angel Stations. They're threatening because of the amount of radiation they put out. The levels of energy involved are beyond stupendous. But in the movie, we see a planet going all kerflooie when a big wave of dust hits it.
Er, no. Once, twice, thrice, no.
I'm a writer, not a scientist (dammit). But I do at least try to enough research that I can have at least some kind of tenuous grasp on what the hell I'm talking about, even when I wind up breaking the laws of physics with glee. Making shit up is part and parcel of a writer's job. Matter transporters? Sure, why not. It's called suspension of disbelief. But that suspension of disbelief - essential when dealing with this kind of subject matter - goes out the window in the first five minutes when you discover that kids in the twenty-third century like stealing open-top roadsters and listening to the Beastie Boys. Really?
The problem here is essentially that of an idiot plot designed to fit around a series of 'cool' set-pieces designed by people who, if you actually asked them what a star is would, I assure you, have to think about it. A surprising number of people - otherwise entirely intelligent people who tie their own shoelaces and do their own taxes - don't actually know what those twinkly lights in the sky even are. And if you tell them, they'll have a vague sense that they're sort of ... floating around out there, like random billiard balls bouncing around an infinitely large pool table. It isn't because they're stupid. It's just that they're merely insufficiently interested to ever, ever bother finding out. And if they did, they wouldn't care. That's how we wound up with TV shows in the Seventies like Space: 1999. Even then, I knew the idea of the Moon just floating around and randomly bumping into alien planets in that same perpetual game of interstellar billiards was complete dribble, but a lot of people - primarily those that created the show - didn't know, and cared less.
The complete lack of sense or logic in almost every scene of Abrams' reboot can be easily explained by a desire to make the images on the screen look good, regardless of whether or not they contain a single iota of rationality. A starship with a series of platforms strung over the top of an enormous drop and no railings to stop people falling off? But it looks so cool. Check out that artist's rendition of the Romulan ship, guys. How about they have a big drill? They're miners, right? Yeah, and then we can have them jump off the spaceship and parachute down to the drill platform. Well, yeah, sure they have transporters that can get them down to where they need to be in seconds (I seem to recall they're certainly used to get them back off the drill platorm), but on the other hand if they skydive down to it it'll look really cool.
As others have said, Chris Pine sure does spend a lot of time hanging off of things by his hands. On a quick mental recount, there's a cliff at the start, then the drill platform, one of those dodgy hanging-over-a-void platforms in the Romulan ship ... did I miss any? There are scenes shot in what is meant to be the Enterprise's engineering section, but is so obviously the interior of a chemical plant that I was immediately jolted out of any sense they were taking place on board a starship.
All right, I admit it. Star Trek movies by and large, aren't hard to shoot down. I've ignored the more well-known idiocies, like Spock being half-human and half-alien. If you really want to understand beyond even the obvious reasons why this is so startlingly idiotic, I recommend a book called 'What Does A Martian Look Like,' by Jack Cohen and Ian Stewart, a series of carefully informed speculations about what form alien life might actually take, starting with the observed rules of evolution and the more extreme life-forms occupying some fairly radical ecological niches right here on Earth. Their general conclusion is that such life would probably be so remarkably different from anything we understand as 'life', we might not even recognise it. In other words, it probably wouldn't look just the same as us bar a pair of pointy ears and a habit of making sarcastic remarks about Earthmen. But we can forgive that - somewhat - for the sake of those long-ago episodes that made the series as long-lived as it's proven to be.
Now, I grew up with Star Trek - the original Star Trek, anyway. For all its problems, there were times when it made for outstanding television. And then, unfortunately, there were times when you got see Abraham Lincoln and Genghis Khan duking it out on an alien planet. Or some girl in a silver wig and a desperately unflattering loincloth churning out lines like: 'Captain Kirk, what is this ... love, that you speak of?' I've never been fond at all of the subsequent reboots like Next Generation or Deep Space 9 or any of the rest, since by and large they were so bad they made me cringe. So why am I picking on this movie out of everything else?
Perhaps because of the praise it's been given that I feel is far from deserved; perhaps because I have fond childhood memories of episodes like Space Seed or City on the Edge of Forever. These are the benchmarks by which the movie - all the movies, all the shows - must be judged, and they rarely if ever reached it. If people say this is the best Star Trek movie they've seen since, say, Wrath of Khan, then I must say (with the caveat I didn't see the last couple of films) that it is instead the worst. Chris Pine's Kirk is a wayward kid you wouldn't put in charge of a hot dog stand let alone a starship. Think I'm wrong? Here's a challenge. Go back to the original series of Star Trek, something like Space Seed, which introduced Ricardo Montalban's Khan. Watch it and just try and tell me Shatner's Kirk wouldn't have Chris Pine crying in his milk in a hundred seconds flat.
For all the hamfistedness sometimes evinced in the original series and to a greater extent in those later reboots, the show had one redeeming quality that has been named again and again by commentators and critics over the years: a certain sense of optimism. The show even began with a mission statement of exploration, discovery, and split infinitives. And yet, none of this spirit is evident in this new film. It is, instead, a tale of almost medieval revenge; you kill my planet, I kill your planet, and in turn I kill you.
Gene Rodenberry this is not.
In a way, it's the fault of all of us that such inept, cruddy, irredeemably stupid and downright cynical films are being made, because we all troop off to the cinema to see them, myself included. But there are times when I think, no: I've had enough. Enough of seeing my genre denigrated by people who literally have no idea what they're talking about. Enough of giving my money to charlatans who've reduced movie-making to a kind of visual pornography of set-pieces and special effects. I won't be going to see Wolverine, or Terminator: Yet Again, or whichever episode of Franchise: The Quickening is being churned out to the local cinema this month. Instead I'll be spending my money on the little-known genre movies with big hearts made by directors I've never heard of. Films like Let The Right One In, or perhaps Cold Souls, starring Paul Giamatti, about which I've heard good things. Because in my experience, it's the smaller movies - like Pi, or Primer, or Pan's Labyrinth - that dare to not treat their audience like morons.


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When Octavia Gray is summoned to join her beautiful cousin Julia at an isolated estate near Plymouth, she gladly accepts. Her duty is to persuade Julia to marry the charming Sir Tristram Deanbridge and abandon her passion for the firebrand James Wynn. But, amidst adventures with smugglers and the haut ton, things don't quite work out that way... Regency Romance by Carola Dunn; originally published by Warner
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Grace was standing there in the doorway, while Mickey had gone out on the balcony.
"Amber has a boyfriend, right?"
I was shocked by the abruptness of her question, but I nodded my head.
"Adam. She has a baby girl with him."
"Well," she said fiddling with her fingers nervously, ""I went to the drug store to see her kissing Jared."
What? I shurgged not knowing what to say.
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"Well, I don't. Amber's pretty, and she's major slut."
"I kind of figured."
"Then why do you think it's weird?"
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I don't know how to describe LJ Shelton's situation other than unlucky:
Here is a guy who was an Arizona Cardinals first round pick back in '99. He held out as a rookie, started only seven games, and then injured his ankle which ended his season. The following year, LJ started 14 games at left tackle and was part of a fairly decent offensive line. For the next five seasons in Arizona, Shelton would go on to start 61 games at left tackle and 9 at right tackle. For all intents and purposes, Shelton was a good player who had done well when healthy. But in six years with the Cardinals, Shelton would only play a full 16 game season two times. Maybe the Cardinals were fed up with Shelton's inconsistent health?
Shelton was released and went on to start a full season at left tackle for the Cleveland Browns in 2005 and again played well. In 2006, Shelton was a free agent and the Browns wanted to resign him. But the Miami Dolphins presented a better offer so Shelton went down to Florida.
Shelton signed a four year deal with the Dolphins, but struggled to find his place in their offensive line. He bounced from right guard to left tackle and to complicate matters further, he had to learn two new systems; Nick Saban's followed by Cam Cameron's. In 2008 the Dolphins were again changing the leadership and as part Bill Parcells' youth movement, Shelton was released to make way for first overall pick Jake Long.
A month later, AJ Smith and company signed Shelton to a two year deal in a move designed to add some much needed depth at offensive tackle.
Shelton is picking up the Chargers system and is again playing at a high level. He might not make the Pro Bowl, but he is certainly playing at a professional level. He belongs in the NFL and is a starting-caliber tackle for most teams in this league. With Marcus McNeil slowed with injuries this preseason, Shelton is making a name for himself both in practice and on the field. He was near dominant against the Seahawks. Shelton was physical, looked to have good cardio (despite his massive size), and was a force in the run game. Coach Turner talked about it yesterday, and I had been meaning to mention it myself:
One thing that is pleasing is the offensive line in general. But there's a transition when you go from one team to another; systems are different. Derek Smith is going through it a little bit – he had a gap wrong, we had him backed up and they get an eight yard run that should've been a no-gainer. LJ early in camp I think was still struggling a little bit with the change in system terminology and all that. But he had his best game against a very good football player (first round pick Lawrence Jackson); a guy that had given his last two opponents a real tough time. But LJ, I was very impressed with the way he performed and his production in the game. – Norv Turner
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text: SAN JOSE, Calif., May 14, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- NETSUITE SUITEWORLD 2013 -- NetSuite Inc. (NYSE: N), the leading provider of cloud-based financial / ERP software suites, and Capgemini, one of the world's foremost providers of consulting, technology and outsourcing services, today announced a partnership to bring together Capgemini's deep experience and global presence, with NetSuite's leading global cloud enterprise resource planning (ERP). The partnership is expected to provide global enterprises the flexibility, scalability and power of cloud ERP, encompassing ERP implementation, consulting, integration and BPO services. Drawing on Capgemini's rich experience and knowledge in ERP consulting, the two companies intend to team up to create joint offerings including Two Tier ERP, Cloud ERP Assessment and Roadmap. The companies will integrate NetSuite with Capgemini's IBX procurement platform and supplier network, including Source-to-Contract and Procure-to-Pay. This gives the enterprise clear visibility across suppliers, through procurement and contract processes, to customer order management. Capgemini BPO has also chosen NetSuite to power their BPO Virtual Company solution, offered within their Global Enterprise Model (GEM). GEM is Capgemini's unique intellectual property and provides a framework for the optimal combination of: talent, location, process best practice, technology, and pricing for a client specific scenario. The NetSuite-Capgemini partnership comes as global enterprises are joining the cloud ERP wave – the growing trend of moving away from striving for a single global ERP instance towards a two tier model using cloud ERP instead. As enterprise companies grow globally, they are increasingly turning away from legacy, on-premise software to cloud ERP to spur growth. With its agility, ease of deployment, and rapid time to market, cloud ERP allows them to maintain their investments in on-premise systems at headquarters, while launching new subsidiaries and locations, including mergers and acquisitions and emerging markets, quickly and easily in a Two-Tier ERP model[1]. Alternatively, enterprises tired of the upgrade hassle and version lock of legacy, on-premise ERP, can rip it out and replace with NetSuite, which has a modern infrastructure architected for the cloud with hassle-free upgrades and customizations carried forward while relying on Capgemini's collaborative, relationship-based approach to Cloud Orchestration.


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NEW ROCHELLE, NY - Following a series profiling teams in nine high-profile Division I conferences, ESPN.com's Jeff Goodman picked the 12 best teams from the remaining leagues Friday afternoon. The Iona College men's basketball team ranked No. 5 on the ESPN.com "Best of the Rest" Power Rankings list.
In an ESPN.com Insider exclusive that can be read here, Goodman picked the Gaels behind Gonzaga, Harvard, Wichita State and Brigham Young. The capsule featuring Iona reads:
5. Iona GaelsThe Gaels lost Lamont Jones and his 22.6 points per game, but I think Tim Cluess' team will be better this season. Iona is loaded at every position. Sean Armand (16.6 points per game) is one of the best wings in the MAAC, David Laury averaged a double-double (13.1 points and 10.3 rebounds per game) and Tavon Sledge is solid at the point. The Gaels also added Rutgers transfer Mike Poole, who should start at power forward, as well as Marshall transfers Kelvin Amayo and Isaiah Williams. A.J. English had a strong freshman campaign before going down with an injury in January, and he'll give the Gaels more quality depth.
Two of Iona's opponents on its 2013-14 schedule appear on the list. One of the program's biggest conference rivals Manhattan ranks No. 7 while non-conference foe and 2013 NCAA Tournament darling Florida Gulf Coast comes in at No. 11. The dates of the Gaels home-and-home matchup with the Jaspers will be revealed in September with the release of the full MAAC slate. The Maroon & Gold will travel to Ft. Myers to take on the Eagles on Dec. 1. Iona's full non-conference slate is anticipated to be unveiled later this week when the school receives the contracts for all nine contests.


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EUR/USD: focus on declining
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The positive start of the week was ended by the complete failure of bulls to attack on 1.2500 figure. The testing of this level took place within a four-hour Ichimoku cloud at the current dead cross. It should be noted that the cross remains its relevant today, as the pair failed to hold above the lines of Tenkan and Kijun. Yesterday's breakdown of cloud suggests that the downward trend will continue. Ichimoku Cloud support and bearish sentiment extends down.
Also oscillators declined indicating the acceleration of the trend.
Technical levels: support - 1.2360; resistance - 1.2420, 1.2500.
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For our favorite street style stars, Paris Fashion Week is serious business. But that doesn't mean showgoers can't loosen up a little, right? We're taking you behind the camera as we find both the cool and quirky among those outside the season's biggest shows. From kooky capes to familiar faces (hello, Carine and Miroslava!) to adorable French dogs, take a look at the softer side of Parisian street style.
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New Delhi, Mar 25 (UNI) In a heartwarming gesture, Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit today announced that wrestlers Yogeshwar Dutt, Sushil Kumar and paddler Neha Aggarwal, who have qualified for the Beijing Olympics, will be given all facilities including free coaching by the state government.
''The three sportspersons are set to bring laurels to the city and the nation. Our government will support them by providing special coaching and diet to them,'' Dikshit said.
Assuring all help to the players, Dikshit expressed confidence that they would make the nation proud and would return with medals.
The trio called on CM at the Old Secretariat here and discussed issues confronting upcoming sportspersons in the city, a government official said.
Dutt and Kumar won gold and bronze medals respectively in the recently held senior Asian wrestling championship, while Neha won gold in a badminton championship at Hong Kong.


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Americans have often used homeownership as a way to expand their wealth and increase their sense of financial security. However, many homeowners are currently losing money on their homes due to the state of the economy. So some experts think that owning a home could be a poor investment in this market. If you don't yet own a home, should you pursue homeownership?
A home gives you two different returns on your investments: it stores a large amount of your money in a similar manner as a bank, and it provides you with a place to live. If you want to see whether or not a home is a good investment, you have to determine whether or not these returns could actually be found somewhere else.
The first return on investment mentioned is often a source of controversy among mortgage and housing experts. Many individuals have profited off of buying and selling homes at the right time. However, this is completely dependent on the market and is not always guaranteed. Homes are usually a secure investment, but the returns tend to be approximately the same or slightly less than investments made in other places. With the current economic conditions, the returns are slightly negative for real estate. Therefore, the ROI of buying a home for financial reasons doesn't justify purchasing a home.
However, the second return on investment is worth something to homeowners: if you have a place to live, you are fulfilling a need that is a major part of your budget. Whether you rent or own, you will have to pay for a place to live. Mortgage payments are slightly higher than rent payments, but not by much. When you are paying rent, however, your money isn't being stored with the potential of additional financial return. Therefore, purchasing a home is more cost effective than renting one.
Owning a home gives you two returns for the price of one: a return on your money, and a return on a place to live. Renting a home doesn't provide you with a return on your money, but a stock portfolio doesn't provide you with a place to live. If you buy a home, you get both. So despite the changing market, which is always volatile, purchasing property allows you shelter, equity building, and the the prospect of appreciation with a turn in the right direction. One thing is for sure - in a down market, interest rates are often low, and they are now. If there's ever a time to save money on a purchase even in less than favorable economic conditions, it's now!


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The CarePoint Health system combines a dynamic group of medical facilities, a network of leading physicians across specialties in Hudson County, and a full range of medical treatments and testing services designed to improve and maintain the health of the people of Hudson County.
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"If our offensive line doesn't get better, our offense won't get better," said Warinner, who is also co-offensive coordinator for the Buckeyes. "Every position needs to improve. We're not satisfied with where we're at. We've got to improve individually. There are a lot of things we can get better at."
When he arrived last season, Warinner found a group not only missing three starters from the previous season but also lacking motivation in at least a few members.
The picture is much different this time around as he has a core of four returning starters from a group that exceeded expectations last season and is expected to form the backbone of what could be an explosive offense in 2013.
Not only are the Buckeyes experience up front, they are also veteran: left tackle Jack Mewhort, guards Marcus Hall and Andrew Norwell and center Corey Linsley are all seniors.
They have bought into the program of Warinner, second-year head coach Urban Meyer, strength and conditioning director Mickey Marotti, and skill players such as quarterback Braxton Miller and running back Carlos Hyde figure to reap the benefits.
"They show up," Warinner said of the veteran linemen. "They've kind of matured that way. That wasn't where they were at a while back. They've grown up and they see the benefits of that. Those guys are all doing well in school, too. It's kind of interesting because they're veteran guys who are taking care of business, playing well and doing well in school. And they're showing the other guys, 'This is how you do it.' "
With such stability in eighty percent of the starting lineup, Warinner is able to concentrate on filling the vacant right tackle slot with Taylor Decker or fellow sophomore Chase Farris and developing a viable second unit.
Through four practice sessions, he sounded satisfied with the progress of both.
Much was expected of Decker last season after the four-star recruit dropped a commitment to Notre Dame, signed with Ohio State and enrolled in time for spring practice.
He made a push for the starting right tackle slot but eventually ended up No. 2 behind Reid Fragel, a senior who had moved from tight end following the 2011 season.
"Freshmen usually hit the wall at some point, and Decker hit the wall right at the beginning of the season a little bit and kind of flattened out," Warinner said. "Reid being a senior was able to (keep improving). So I think then Taylor just went into survival mode for the rest of the season, but some guys do that. He's a freshman. That's why there aren't many freshmen who play."
Meanwhile, Farris was undergoing his own transition. The previous coaching staff signed him as a defensive linemen, but he changed sides of the ball shortly after Warinner got to town.
"I had always had my eye on him since he was in high school, and then I got here and he wasn't really in the picture on defense so I lobbied every day until Coach Meyer had no choice but to either fire me – no, I'm just kidding – but I bugged him about it," Warinner said. "We want people in positions to play, and we realized we had some depth issues. He had great talent so he could move over and be an offensive lineman. His year he spent there developing is coming on. He should play a lot of football for us. He has a great upside.
"If he's not the most athletic guy we have, he's one of them."
As for the second unit, Warinner likes what he has seen so far, particularly from sophomores Darryl Baldwin and Tommy Brown. That duo is working at left tackle and left guard, respectively, while sophomore Jacoby Boren and junior Tony Underwood man center and right guard with the right tackle slot filled by Decker or Farris.
"I think we're much better at the second unit than we were last year, which is good because we're rolling them in more in practice," Warinner said.
The line coach hasn't forgotten about the older guys, though. Not by a long shot. He is still pushing them to continue improving throughout the spring.
"How you get better is when you take every practice, every hour," he said. "When I'm on them, it's when I see a lack of concentration, taking a play off or relaxing or not giving their best effort. I never say a word to the guys who go hard and compete every play.
"A lot of it is just energy because offensive line needs something to motivate them. They don't catch touchdowns. They have to block, get back up, block get back up, block get back up, and the guys they're blocking are tough guys so it just keeps things going and keeps the energy. ?
"I love the guys and they know it."