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Calcutta, Feb. 6: Calcutta High Court today said the Dunlop management's "intention is bad" when the company failed to show "it has at least Rs 10 crore in hand" to secure a stay on the wind-up order.
The division bench of Justices G.C. Gupta and T.K. Das said the Pawan Ruia management has siphoned off Rs 2,300 crore ' the estimated amount the company has earned by "fraudulently" selling assets ' and was trying to "grab" the Sahagunj plot.
"The company has dishonoured the good wishes of both the present and earlier governments of the state. All the while, the management went on saying it would revive the company," Justice Gupta said.
"The company has siphoned off Rs 2,300 crore. Its intention is bad. The management is saying that it will revive the company. Then why is it not depositing Rs 10 crore before the court or showing documents that it has the amount in hand?" the judge asked.
The court gave Dunlop time till Friday to comply with its order of showing that it has "at least Rs 10 crore in hand". It threatened to dismiss Dunlop's plea for a stay if the deadline was not met.
The Dunlop lawyer today sought leniency and told the bench that his client was ready to deposit Rs 2 crore today and another Rs 3 crore in the next 30 days but the bench refused to allow this.
Appearing for the state, which is a party to the case, advocate-general Anindya Mitra tried to intervene but the judge stopped him, saying: "Mr advocate-general, you are also aware about the intention of the company. It is trying to grab the land (in Sahagunj)."
On February 1, Justice Sanjib Banerjee had, on the basis of petitions by 17 creditors, ordered the winding up of Dunlop India Ltd and directed the official liquidator to take over the assets of the company with "immediate effect".
The company had then appealed before the division bench and prayed for a stay on Justice Banerjee's order till the disposal of the case by the division bench.
A government lawyer associated with the case today said: "The state government wants the revival of the company. If the court allows the management to run the company, the government will cooperate."
At the time Dunlop declared suspension of work on October 8, 2011, the company had around 750 workers.
The wind-up petition was filed in 2008 when two creditors ' E.V. Mathaia and Company and A.K. Kundu and Company ' moved pleas against Dunlop. Both the companies had claimed that Dunlop could not pay for equipment they had supplied.
Subsequently, 15 other companies joined the case. According to the court's assessment, Dunlop owes over Rs 1,000 crore.
Madura Coats Limited moved a petition in 2009 claiming dues of Rs 2 crore. It also sought a wind-up order to get back its dues.
On March 26 last year, Justice Banerjee had barred Ruia from selling any property of the company and appointed a provisional liquidator.


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That may have been the worst half I have seen in years, the Cowboys can't seem to get out of their own way. The Giants don't even need to play defense when the Cowboys are just giving the ball away on miscues and mistakes. Dez Bryant is in his 3rd year and still looks like a rookie. He's not working out in Dallas, and enough is enough. Trade Dez and move on. Dez is killing us this year, and today is the last straw. We've already seen Garrett pull him off punt returns and we're going to Austin and Witten the rest of the way. If you own a Dez jersey I advise that you sell it asap. If we don't get rid of him via a trade then I doubt he'll be back. He sucks, he really does. The "potential" has not turned into anything but frustrations. Can you imagine what mess he will get into this offseason – just get rid of this garbage already. And Tony Romo is still making dumb passes. Obviously, there were some miscues with Dez, but some of Romo's other bad plays fall squarel...
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April 6, 2014
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- On a southern sun-drenched Sunday afternoon, Tennessee tennis saluted its pair of seniors by sweeping an SEC foe for the second time this season.
After defeating LSU on Friday, the No. 20 Vols secured a sweep of the two SEC schools by shutting out the No. 59 Razorbacks of Arkansas, 4-0, at Barksdale Stadium in the regular season home finale.
"We had productivity from places where we haven't been having productivity, so I was encouraged," said Associate Head Coach Chris Woodruff. "The mantra of the team is going forward. Today, if that's what we're measuring, then we were successful. I can see the unity needed to have success is definitely present."
Tennessee (15-9, 4-6 SEC) jumped out to a 1-0 lead after securing the first two doubles matches. On court two, the new-formed pairing of senior Jarryd Chaplin and Andrew Dromsky gained momentum midway through the set, increasing the lead to four before pulling away with an 8-4 victory over No. 71 Hall Fess and Pete Thomason.
Meanwhile, the No. 1 pair of Hunter Reese and Mikelis Libietis received a challenge from No. 37 Mike Nott and Manfred Jeske. After holding back and forth, the Vols's duo padded their lead late to pull out the 8-5 victory, as well as the doubles point.
Arkansas (12-15, 2-9 SEC) looked ready to claim the match on court three, with Jacob Herndon and Jovan Parlic jumping out to a 5-0 lead on senior Colton Norton and Bartosz Sawicki. The UT pair played in just their second doubles match together--and their first SEC match--and held off the Razorback attack by winning three straight games, holding off UA until the other two courts finished.
After honoring the careers of Norton and Chaplin, the Vols came out of the locker room and took five of the six first sets. In a fitting ending to his regular season home career, Chaplin won the first singles match to put UT up 2-0. The Australian swept Parlic 6-2, 6-1, and finished a perfect 4-0 on the weekend.
"I didn't sleep much last night--I couldn't stop thinking about it," said Chaplin. "When you reach this time and it's all over, it's pretty moving. I was really pleased and surprised with the way that I could bring some normalcy to my tennis game amidst all the emotions.
"My best memories in tennis have been at the University of Tennessee, so it's obviously sad in that regard."
The Vols took a 3-0 lead, thanks to a victory on court three from Brandon Fickey. The Knoxville native won his match over Fess, 6-4, 6-4, snapping a three-match losing streak since a win against Thiago Pinheiro at South Carolina. Fickey picked up his second SEC win of the season, as well as the 50th of his career.
"Every match is a new match, so I try to put the past behind me," said Fickey. "Even if I haven't been winning lately, I still feel like the work's there and now I just got to translate it onto the court, which I did today."
Soon after, No. 38 Mikelis Libietis sealed the match victory for UT and its seniors, sweeping Jeske 6-3, 6-3, and securing an undefeated weekend as well. The Vols led or were tied on the other three courts before Libietis finished the day for the Vols.
Tennessee heads on the road for the final time during the regular season. The Vols will visit the Heart of Dixie on Friday and Sunday, beginning with a trip to the Plains to take on Auburn before heading to Tuscaloosa to wrap up the season at Alabama.
"Everyone's taken this weight off their shoulders and played freely," said Chaplin. "It's been a fun energy to play these last two matches, so that's a little bit of a return to earlier in the season which is promising."
"We have found a sense of connectivity for LSU and Arkansas and we'll try to carry that same mindset into Auburn and Alabama," said Woodruff. "The best thing we can do now is go forward."
#20 Tennessee 4, #59 Arkansas 0
1. #20 Hunter Reese (UT) vs. Mike Nott (ARK) 6-3, 4-4, unfinished
2. #38 Mikelis Libietis (UT) def. Manfred Jeske (ARK) 6-3, 6-3
3. Brandon Fickey (UT) def. Hall Fess (ARK) 6-4, 6-4
4. Jarryd Chaplin (UT) def. Jovan Parlic (ARK) 6-2, 6-1
5. Andrew Dromsky (UT) vs. Johan den Toom (ARK) 6-7 (2-7), 5-4, unfinished
6. Bartosz Sawicki (UT) vs. Santiago Munoz (ARK) 6-4, 5-6, unfinished
1. #1 Mikelis Libietis/Hunter Reese (UT) def. #37 Manfred Jeske/Mike Nott (ARK) 8-5
2. Jarryd Chaplin/Andrew Dromsky (UT) def. #71 Hall Fess/Pete Thomason (ARK) 8-4
3. Colton Norton/Bartosz Sawicki (UT) vs. Jacob Herndon/Jovan Parlic (ARK) 3-7, unfinished
Order of finish: Doubles (2,1); Singles (4,3,2)


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Dog tied to train tracks gets new home
THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. - The Coachella Valley dog found tied to train tracks now has a new home.
Hundreds of families from all over the world offered to adopt Banjo, but ultimately a couple from Huntington Beach took him home Friday.
It was love at first sight for Jeff and Louisa Moore.
"I have no doubt in my mind that this is the perfect match," said Jo Marie Upegui, Banjo's foster Mom.
Six weeks ago, 10-month-old Banjo was found tied to train tracks near Mecca. Luckily the train's engineer saw him and was able to stop in time. His owner, a 78-year-old man, was arrested but no charges where filed after police discovered he was senile and didn't fully understand what he had done.
"I really just can't imagine that we are supposed to be taking care of them not harming them," said Louisa Moore, Banjo's new Mom.
When Jeff and Louisa Moore heard Banjo's story, they knew they had to do something.
"We saw his picture and totally fell in love with him. It was the most beautiful little dog we have ever seen," said Louisa Moore.
Banjo's story inspired so many people that the shelter's website crashed and over 1,500 people offered to give him a home.
"We did receive emails from England, Puerto Rico and a lot of folks from Canada," said John Welsh, Riverside County Animal Services.
A Palm Springs man even wrote a song about Banjo journey.
Ultimately Riverside County Animal Services decided Banjo should stay in Southern California.
"Everyone offered him so many nice places to live but this particular family is a 100 percent about their dog. They will do anything for their dog," said Upegui.
The Moores don't have any children and never leave their dog alone, taking her along even on vacation.
"I thought that was really important for Banjo because it's been a scary trip for him," said Upegui.
"Everyone knows Banjo's story, but there are tons of other dogs that are also in the shelter that have an equally sad and touching story," said Jeff Moore.
"Just can't wait to get him home and start a life with him," said Louisa Moore.
Banjo's new family said because of all of the support he's received, they will start Facebook page so people can check in on his progress.


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The 31 Ambassadors is a high profile, high-energy organization composed of ULM's finest students. 31 Ambassadors at ULM serve as the official host for alumni-related activities while sponsoring events aimed at increasing student awareness of ULM and our Alumni Association.
The 31 Ambassadors organization, known originally as NLU31, was formed in 1981 (during NLU's 50th anniversary) after several students and alumni recognized a special need to create an awareness of the activities and benefits provided through the NLU Alumni Association. Due to the fact Northeast Louisiana University was established in 1931, the charter members of the organization adopted the name "NLU31."
The 31 Ambassadors is sponsored by the ULM Alumni Association and is largely self-sustaining with additional funding coming from the generous contributions of benefactors and the ULM Alumni Association.
The purpose of 31 Ambassadors:
For more information about the 31 Ambassadors program, contact
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31 Ambassadors host . . .
CHILI COOK-OFF - The 31 Ambassadors sponsors the "Chili Cook-Off". The "Chili Cook-off" is held in "The Grove" tailgating area prior to one of the last home football games. Prizes are awarded for cooking and showmanship.
OOZEBALL - ULM's Spring Fever week ends on a Friday with Oozeball. This mud volleyball tournament is a ULM student favorite. Each year hundreds of ULM students and faculty spend the afternoon playing volleyball in the mud pits behind Warhawk Field.
SENIOR GRAD FINALE - All graduating seniors are invited in the fall and spring to Grad Finale – a one stop shop for all of your graduation needs. Hosted by the 31 Ambassadors, Grad Finale provides you the opportunity to purchase your Official ULM Class Ring, cap and gown, diploma frame, order your invitations, have your financial aid exit interview, talk to our Grad School, talk to our Small Business Development Center, have your senior portrait and a free alumni portrait taken, and more.
SOCIALS - Not only do we host socials for our members, we also invite other ULM groups to join us!
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OUACHITA PARISH ALUMNI CHAPTER ANNUAL CRAWFISH BOIL - The 31 Ambassadors work this great event held prior to the spring Maroon and Gold football game.
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March 20, 2012
- Tennessee opens the 2012 outdoor schedule in Starkville, Miss., as Mississippi State plays host to the SEC/Big Ten Challenge on Friday, March 23.
- Tennessee will join Ole Miss and Mississippi State to represent the SEC, while Illinois, Indiana, Ohio State (men only), Purdue and Wisconsin will carry the banner for the Big Ten.
- Field events get underway at Carl Maddox Track at 9 a.m. Central time (10 a.m. ET), while running events are slated to begin at 1:50 p.m. CT (2:50 ET).
- The meet will feature a conference vs. conference scoring format, with the top-six places in each event earning point totals of 10, 8, 6, 4, 2 and 1, respectively.
Noting The Big Orange
- There are three meets at the end of the season for which Tennessee's student-athletes are preparing as they undertake the rigors of the outdoor campaign.
- The SEC Outdoor Championships are slated for May 10-13 in Baton Rouge, La.
- The NCAA East Preliminary Round meet is scheduled for May 24-26 in Jacksonsville, Fla. Athletes must qualify for this meet to earn the right to attempt qualification for the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
- For the second year in a row, the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships will be held at Drake University Stadium in Des Moines, Iowa. The dates are June 6-9.
Upcoming Meets
- After returning from Starkville, Tennessee will gear up to compete in the UCLA Dual at the Bruins' Drake Stadium on March 31.
- The Vols and Lady Vols will play host to their first home meet of the season on April 7, as five squads join the Big Orange for the Tennessee Challenge at Tom Black Track at LaPorte Stadium.
- Akron, Carson-Newman, East Tennessee State, Louisville and North Carolina A&T will be in town for the Tennessee Challenge, which features field events beginning at 9 a.m. and running events getting started at 12:30 p.m.
- On April 11-14, the 46th-annual Sea Ray Relays will take place on the UT campus, beginning with the combined events at 1 p.m. on Wednesday and noon on Thursday. Friday action gets underway at 12:15 p.m., while Saturday's brand new Sea Ray Showcase is set to start at noon.
Brand New "Sea Ray Showcase" Set To Debut In 2012
- Saturday at the Sea Relays will be different this season, as the Sea Ray Showcase features a two-hour window that includes only the top men's and women's heats and sections for nine events.
- Being contested during the Sea Ray Showcase will be the 200m, 1500m, 800m, 400m hurdles, 400m and 100m as well as the distance medley, 4x100m and 4x400m relays.
- Tennessee's seniors also will be recognized on the track during a brief ceromony at 1:45 p.m. on Saturday.
- In addition to the showcase events, a full slate of field events will be taking place on Saturday, beginning with the men's hammer throw at 8:45 a.m.
- Immediately after the showcase, the meet climaxes with a bevy of relay races, running from 2:10 to 5:45 p.m.
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Police Blotter Week of 3-3-14
By Tim Clifford
Bottle beaten
On Feb.19 officers were dispatched to an apartment building on the 9400 block of 16 Ave. S.W. about an assault that was reported by witnesses. When officers arrived they found broken glass and blood outside of the entrance to the building. Once inside they made contact with the victim who was bleeding from gashes to his face and was badly bruised.
According to the victim, as well as other witnesses, he was standing outside of the building when four Hispanic males (possibly accompanied by one Hispanic female) came up and asked him for a dollar. When he told the suspects that he didn't have a dollar they began demanding that he hand over his cell phone. The victim "made a face" to this demand and before he could actually say anything three of the suspects began beating and punching him until he was on the ground. One witness told police that he saw one of the suspects rush into the melee swinging a beer bottle. Once a neighbor came outside to break things up the suspects ran off.
The victim was taken to the hospital by ambulance due to his bleeding wounds, low blood pressure, and lethargic demeanor while speaking to officers. Broken shards of glass were photographed and collected for finger printing. The suspects remain at large.
In progress
In the middle of the day on Feb.21 a woman at a residence on the 7100 block of 34 Ave. S.W. called the police to report that she could hear someone trying to break into her house. The victim called again shortly to report that she had just heard the window to her basement being broken. When officers arrived the victim was standing and waiting outside of the front of her home.
Officers surrounded the back of the residence as well as an alley near the basement door and could hear a male voice inside. The officers arrested the suspect as he came running out of the basement and into the alley. When the suspect ran into the police officers he was holding a knife and an engineer's hammer, both of which he quickly dropped to the ground. The victim was asked if she knew who the suspect was to which she answered she didn't. The suspect later told officers that he had broken into the victim's residence looking for food and shelter. The victim reported that nothing was missing from her home.
Crimes reported between Feb.21 and Feb.27
Burglaries by block: 1600 block of 42 Ave. S.W., 1700 block of Arch Ave. S.W., 2700 block of California Ave. S.W., 5500 block of Spokane St., 5000 block of California Ave. S.W., 5000 block of 40 Ave. S.W., 6500 block of 35 Ave. S.W., 7100 block of 34 Ave. S.W., 6700 block of 14 Ave. S.W., 1200 block of S. Cloverdale St., 9400 block of 6 Ave. S.W., 11000 block of 31 Ave. S.W.
Car prowls by block: 4700 block of 44 Ave. S.W., 8000 block of Fauntleroy WY S.W., 500 block of S Cloverdale St., 2800 block of S.W. Barton St., 9400 block of 25 Ave. S.W., 9500 block of Meyers WY S.
Car thefts by block: 2700 block of California Ave. S.W., 3200 block of Walnut Ave. S.W., 3800 block of Beach DR S.W., 4700 block of 44 Ave. S.W., 4600 block of 36 Ave. S.W., S.W. Avalon WY/ S.W. Genesee St., 6000 block of California Ave. S.W., 6000 block of 30 Ave. S.W., 6500 block of Delridge WY S.W., 7300 block of 16 Ave. S.W., 8800 block of Delridge WY S.W., 1000 block of S. Thistle St., 9000 block of 17 Ave. S.W.
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Re: Mathematica bug??
oshaughn wrote:
> Apologies ... this was a side effect of redefining 'Power' / the infix
> operator ^ to do wedge products for differential forms. Apparently
> Inverse calls Power during this inversion, at least for some of the
> terms (?). Hence the bug.
> The code worked when I wrote it (found it?) 10 years ago, ugly as it
> was. But mathematica changes since then make this old kludge fail.
As a coincidence, I've been learning more about differential forms
lately. Which particular package for dealing with differential forms
were you using? (Note that there is a way around this, either way; use
\[Wedge] instead of ^:
In[1]:= a^b // FullForm
Out[1]//FullForm= Power[a, b]
In[2]:= a \[Wedge] b // FullForm
Out[2]//FullForm= Wedge[a, b]
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Well, yesterday, if you were all listening to B98.5, I wasn't able to get to work. Not only did the best babysitter in the world get stuck in her driveway, but I got stuck in MY driveway with the BEE van!
So, Brad, Anderson and I decided to pass the time...playing cards!
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Hans Christian Andersen, Magic Maker
Hans Christian Andersen was a spinner of fine tales that have been read to children for generations.
By Kristen Kindoll
As the word spread through the village that Hans Christian Andersen was on the way, children scrambled out of their homes, and abandoned their games. Everyone came out to meet the famed storyteller. A throng of excited people gathered around the gangly man with an angular face and protruding nose. A group of admirers sat cross-legged, but still, as the whooping and chattering stopped. Standing at the center of the circle, Andersen produced a pair of silver scissors from his inner jacket pocket, and removed a piece of crisp, white paper from a hidden compartment in his clothes. As he started his story, he took the first snip. The words and white paper flew in unison. In the end, a marvelous paper creation marked the end of the tale.
Hans Christian Andersen stories, such as "The Steadfast Tin Soldier", "The Ugly Duckling", "The Little Mermaid", and "Thumbelina" have become childhood favorites. These hauntingly sad, but morally rich stories, have been read to generations of children. Although these stories were designed for children, they are also enjoyed by adults.
Andersen did not have a story book life. He was born in Odense, Denmark in 1805. He was said to have noble blood, but this was never proven. However, King Frederick VI did show some interest in Andersen. In fact, his education was sponsored by the king. In time, Andersen had to support himself. He stumbled through several endeavors which were mostly artistic. Eventually, the idea of using his natural gift of poetry came to the forefront and was encouraged. His journey into writing began. In 1835, his first volume of stories was published. It was simply called Fairy Tales.
Hans Christian Andersen's personal relationships were complicated. He was socially awkward and he often unintentionally offended people. However, children adored him and were his valiant supporters. Andersen died after a fall from his bed. At the time of his death, the Danish government had been paying Andersen a stipend, and he was considered a "national treasure." A statue was erected in his honor in Copenhagen. Andersen produced many volumes of poetry and books throughout his life. Since his death, his stories and tales have been translated into more than 150 languages. Here are some lesson plans to help you enjoy a variety of fairy tales.
Fairy Tale Lesson Plans:
Hans Christian Andersen Fairy Tales
This lesson explores several of the author's famous stories. Students will be able to reference key details in the tales. They will also garner needed background information to make plays of the stories. Students are encouraged to eat and prepare Danish food.
In this lesson children read well known fairy tales from a variety of sources. The traditional endings are tinkered and changed. This allows students to learn about fantasy, the imagination, and storytelling without making students create something completely new, which can be difficult for non-writers.
This lesson has students learn about Denmark and its resources. Students make a journal with entries for their imaginary journey around the country. They learn about animals, plants and key geographical features.
The Ugly Duckling, A Discussion Of Human Rights
In this lesson Hans Christian Andersen's story is used as a discussion spring board. Social values of fairness, equality and other moral issues are explored in relation to current human rights issues.


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When word broke that veteran receiver Torry Holt would be visiting the Jaguars, fans of the team envisioned him wearing black and/or teal and/or white and/or whatever the team's colors are.
But it might not happen that quickly.
According to Terry McCormick of the Nashville City Paper, Holt plans to make the rounds before making a decision.
"Torry is in contact with all the teams that have interest," agent Kennard McGuire told the City Paper. "He is taking one visit at a time."
The other interested teams aren't known. There's a chance that McGuire is bluffing, in the hopes that the Jags will try to lock Holt up before he visits any other teams.
The Titans reportedly tried to trade for Holt before the Rams cut him earlier this month, but no visit has been scheduled for Nashville to date.
Holt Taking Visits One At A Time
When word broke that veteran receiver Torry Holt would be visiting the Jaguars, fans of the team envisioned him wearing black and/or teal and/or white and/or whatever the team's colors are.
Eddie Drycleaner says: Mar 27, 2009 10:39 PM
he'd fit in well in San Francisco. Detroit might be a good fit too, playing opposite the phenom Calvin Johnson. He could also mentor him in life and football. But he'd have no one to get him the ball.
Jaguars are garbage(sorry) and if he goes there he's just announcing to the world that he wants one last payday on a team with no pressure on himself. I hope he's more of a man than that.
"Man's game bitch"
Cjd1 says: Mar 27, 2009 10:43 PM
Vikings make too much sense to actually happen…
thegregwitul says: Mar 27, 2009 10:49 PM
And San Fran and Detroit aren't garbage, Eddie? Let's get serious, here, Torry Holt is destined for Tennessee. He would be a perfect fit, and the Titans would be much improved, even when factoring in the loss of Haynesworth. Two new WR's to add to the young talent would make the Titans more potent on offense. They might even have a chance when they visit Pittsburgh to open the season.
Tennessee_Tyrant says: Mar 27, 2009 10:57 PM
Tennessee already has a contract offered for Torry , which is why he hasnt scheduled a visit , cause there is nothing to gain from it . Reinfeldt knows what he is capable of , the only factor right now is whether or not Torry wants around 6-8 mil to play for the Greek Gods and give him the best shot at another ring , or take 9-11 mil and play for the likes of Chiefs,Jags,Jets,or Raiders … What is the problem is he already has a ring so his desire for a championship might not be what you would hope for …
TheTylerRose-BestEver says: Mar 27, 2009 10:59 PM
Is he making the rounds with his brother as a package deal???
ChrisJNelson says: Mar 27, 2009 10:59 PM
Is there any other way to take visits? Can he physically be in both Jacksonville and, say, Minneapolis, simultaneously?
nycJag says: Mar 27, 2009 11:00 PM
I love when fans and pundits and occasionally some internet hack has the idea any given veteran player will assume the mentor position for some raw-talent kid. As if all it takes is a birth date.
I can't believe the Rams would cut Holt if the Titans made a play for him.
Jags get Boldin. Cards get rounds 1 and 4 and Clint Ingram or Reggie Hayward. We all know they need D.
sonnymack says: Mar 27, 2009 11:54 PM
Drycleaner is a joke!!! Homey is soft. he sit's on his little computer hatin the Jag's. "Edie" if you hate the jag's so much, why are you alway's commenting on them. Go back to laundry woman.
walk26 says: Mar 28, 2009 12:48 AM
oh my god a posting without mentioning the homo ass vikings
dEV says: Mar 28, 2009 12:55 AM
I can't see any reason that the Rams would balk at ANY trade offer, if they were just going to cut him. Sure, if they didn't want to do business with a division rival or something, but that's not the case with Tennessee. Even if the Titans only offered a 7th rounder and a bag of SunChips, that's still more than the Rams ended up with by cutting him.
So, what happened? Did the Titans realize he was going to be cut no matter what, and decide they'd rather compete for his services in the free agency market? It seems like it would make more sense to send them a late-rounder, avoid having compete with other teams, and probably save yourself a couple million a year.
Still, it would be typical Titans. Burn a 3rd rounder on Paul Williams, but not willing to send a 5th to St. Louis for Torry Holt.
Mr. Moss81 says: Mar 28, 2009 1:04 AM
T-PATS says: Mar 28, 2009 4:43 AM
He can join the Pats to give Galloway some compettition… imagine that lineup ? Moss, Welker, Holt, Galloway .. Pipe Dream
mattat39 says: Mar 28, 2009 7:53 AM
Man he would look good in burgundy and gold, plus he could help the two red shirt wide receivers we drafted last year, and we all know Danny has deep pockets!!!! Also Colt Brennan is gonna need a tall target to throw too after he takes over the starting QB role this season…Hail!!!
deionwarrick says: Mar 28, 2009 8:41 AM
Thank you NYCjag. They ran that story one time about how darrell green was helping a rookie and now every guy in the media thinks you need to give up a roster spot for a crusty veteran to be a "leader" in the lockerroom, or even worse, given an assistant coaching position. I hate to break it to anyone, but most of the best coaches never played, or played very little. Somthing about being a primadonna not really making for good teachers I guess
ron32082 says: Mar 28, 2009 9:05 AM
News for the drycleaner …..Jaguars are only 1 year removed from a playoff appearance and beating the Steelers on the road in the playoffs ….
A healthy O-line, big doses of MJD (running and catching) and a combo of Holt and Macklin/Crabtree and the Jags offense will at least be in the top 12 in 20009.
Kotite says: Mar 28, 2009 9:17 AM
The Jags had him in town for two days and didn't lock him up. Obviously, Holt felt Jax could be a team that has the right scenario for his situation. He would quickly be the #1. To paraphrase Denny Green, he was who they thought he was and they let him off the hook. They'll be fortunate if he swims their way again.
PREDATOR says: Mar 28, 2009 9:58 AM
Who are we kidding here? San Fran is like amazing! So are the Lions … they're like AMAZING and would be a PERFECT FIT for Holt.
That guy fits in Jacksonville better than anywhere. And for those of you talking trash just wait until your number is called and you get Mojo's spikes imprinted all over your defense.
Tennessee_Tyrant says: Mar 28, 2009 11:29 AM
Are most of Jag fans really grasping to the thought of a playoff team in 09 ? I lived in Treasure Island for the longest and I have to say I was a kitty fan , but honestly the Jags are not going to compete this year or next . They are going into a transitional year , next year will be a new quarterback , and then maybe…maybe…maybe if they draft the right guy ( highly plausible ) then they will be back to the holyland … Holt is trying to figure out if he wants to go back to a St.Louis situation with Jags,Chiefs,Jets,or Raiders and get that big pay day or play for the Lombardi with Tennessee,Pittsburgh,or "da Chargers!" which I hope not on the latter …
kuze says: Mar 30, 2009 9:27 AM
ron32082, you may be right. We'll find out in 18,000 years.


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Pirates sign seven free agents
PITTSBURGH — First baseman Travis Ishikawa and left-handed reliever Daniel Schlereth were among seven players who agreed Wednesday to minor league contracts with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Ishikawa is a career .260 hitter with 19 home runs and 111 RBIs in 382 games with San Francisco, Milwaukee, Baltimore and the New York Yankees. He went 2-for-19 with one RBI last season while playing for both Baltimore and New York.
Pittsburgh is looking for competition at first base, where Gaby Sanchez and Andrew Lambo are expected to be in the mix after Garrett Jones and Justin Morneau signed elsewhere.
Schlereth is 5-6 with a 4.36 ERA in 94 games with Arizona and Detroit.
The Pirates also agreed with right-hander Kyle McPherson, who is recovering from right elbow ligament-replacement surgery, on a minor-league contract, as well as outfielder/infielder Michael Martinez, left-handed pitchers Brandon Mann and Adam Wilk and right-handed pitcher Elvin Ramirez.
Browner suspended indefinitely
RENTON, Wash. — Seattle Seahawks cornerback Brandon Browner was suspended indefinitely by the NFL for violating the league's substance abuse policy.
The suspension is the second in two seasons for Browner. He was suspended four games last season for violating the league's policy on performance-enhancing substances.
He's the second Seahawks player to be suspended for violating the substance abuse policy this season. Fellow cornerback Walter Thurmond is serving the final week of a four-game suspension.
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Rogers tested positive for clenbuterol, which helps build muscle and burn fat, at the Japan Cup on Oct. 20.
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AUSTIN, Texas — Members of the Texas search committee that helped select athletic director Steve Patterson also will assist in finding a successor to football coach Mack Brown.
The university announced an eight-member advisory panel that includes billionaire donor Robert Rowling and two current University of Texas regents. The panel will assist Patterson in his biggest decision since being hired from Arizona State in November.
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Babers led Eastern Illinois to a 12-2 record and the Football Championship Series quarterfinals this season.
Raiders' QB named D3's best
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Burke has led Mount Union (14-0) to a spot in the national championship game Friday night against Wisconsin-Whitewater in Salem.
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The second-ranked Serb said Wednesday that Becker will join his staff for next season as head coach.
The 46-year-old Becker, a six-time Grand Slam champion, will travel with Djokovic and other coaches to tournaments, including next month's Australian Open.
Djokovic won his fourth Australian Open title last year and finished the 2013 season ranked No. 2 in the world behind Rafael Nadal.
Becker will join a coaching staff that also includes Marian Vajda, Miljan Amanovic and Gebhard Phil-Gritsch.
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Shrewsbury 0-1 Wolves
- From the section Football
Bakary Sako struck a late penalty as Wolves earned a narrow derby victory over neighbours Shrewsbury Town.
Bjorn Sigurdarson hit the post for Wolves and also saw an effort well saved by Town keeper Chris Weale.
On-loan striker Curtis Main had a great chance for Shrewsbury, but he put the ball over the bar from three yards.
Then, with seven minutes remaining, Jon Taylor was sent off for handling Matt Doherty's header on the line and Sako converted the resulting spot-kick.
Wolves stay third, while Town slip a place to 14th in League One after only their second defeat of the season.
But Shrewsbury did at least break the attendance record at their six-year-old home at Oteley Road, having attracted a near capacity crowd of 9,510.
Shrewsbury manager Graham Turner told BBC Radio Shropshire:
"It's hard to accept that we've lost the game. Without doubt I feel hard done by to have gone down to a goal like that.
"I've watched it from re-runs behind the goal and in slow-mo from the side and it's still inconclusive, even when you stop it at the point where it's made contact with Jon.
"The referee's took up a position where he's got a lot of bodies between him and the ball and he's done well to spot that, if it is handball, because we can't see it.
"But we didn't hit the target enough times. I know the goalkeeper made one or two saves, but I felt from good positions we should've made him make more saves and we've had the best chance of the match."
Wolves manager Kenny Jackett told BBC WM:
"There was a high number of chances for a derby, It was a surprise that it took a penalty to break the deadlock.
"It was a proper test for us. We probably didn't create the chances we should have done and Shrewsbury will feel they should have scored.
"We are still a 'work in progress'. We don't think we are the finished article by any means and we're humble enough to know that we need to continue to improve.
"My first impressions were that it was a definite red card and a penalty and the referee thought the same."
Lineup, Bookings (3) & Substitutions (5)
- 01 Weale
- 03 Jacobson
- 05 Jones
- 18 Goldson
- 22 Woods
- 04 Summerfield
- 11 Taylor Dismissed
- 15 Wildig
- 23 Reach (McAllister - 86' )
- 09 Bradshaw (Burke - 71' )
- 26 Main
- 25 Anyon
- 06 Winfield
- 12 McQuade
- 31 Smith
- 08 McAllister
- 24 Burke
- 32 Anderson
- 13 Ikeme
- 02 Doherty
- 06 Batth Booked
- 18 Ricketts
- 26 Golbourne
- 08 Davis Booked
- 10 Sako
- 11 McDonald
- 21 Ismail (Edwards - 66' )
- 09 Griffiths (Cassidy - 66' )
- 15 Sigurdarson (Foley - 90' )
- 31 McCarey
- 05 Stearman
- 32 Foley
- 04 Edwards
- 19 Price
- 16 Cassidy
- 20 McAlinden
Match Stats
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Live Text Commentary
Full Time The referee signals the end of the game.90:00 +4:12
Chris Weale takes the free kick.90:00 +4:08
Scott Golbourne is flagged offside by the assistant referee.90:00 +3:02
Scott Golbourne takes the free kick.90:00 +2:55
Bakary Sako fouled by Aaron Wildig, the ref awards a free kick.90:00 +0:33
The ball is sent over by Joe Jacobson.90:00 +0:15
Free kick taken by Chris Weale.90:00 +0:01
Luke Summerfield fouled by David Davis, the ref awards a free kick.89:39 Substitution
Substitution Kevin Foley joins the action as a substitute, replacing Bjorn Sigurdarson.88:12
Connor Goldson takes the free kick.88:06
Jake Cassidy is caught offside.86:30
Clearance made by Ryan Woods.86:27
Dave Edwards sends in a cross.85:11 Substitution
Substitution (Shrewsbury) makes a substitution, with David McAllister coming on for Adam Reach.84:49
Header at goal by Curtis Main goes over the frame of the goal.84:46
Centre by Joe Jacobson.83:23 Goal scored
Goal! - Bakary Sako - Shrewsbury 0 - 1 Wolves Penalty scored by Bakary Sako. Shrewsbury 0-1 Wolverhampton.82:44
Red card for Jon Taylor.82:44 Dismissal
Handball decision goes against Jon Taylor.
Headed chance falls to Matt Doherty.81:52
Corner from the left by-line taken by Bakary Sako.81:34
The ball is delivered by Bjorn Sigurdarson.81:08
Joe Jacobson restarts play with the free kick.80:47
Curtis Main fouled by Danny Batth, the ref awards a free kick.80:24
Bakary Sako delivers the ball.79:21
Matt Doherty takes a shot and went wide of the left-hand post.76:46
Header by Luke Summerfield goes over the bar.76:42
Ryan Woods delivers the ball.74:27 Booking
David Davis receives a caution for unsporting behaviour.72:15
Chris Weale takes the free kick.72:00
Foul by Jake Cassidy on Jon Taylor, free kick awarded.71:49
Corner from the right by-line taken by Bakary Sako.71:26
The ball is sent over by Scott Golbourne.70:38 Substitution
Substitution (Shrewsbury) makes a substitution, with Graham Burke coming on for Tom Bradshaw.69:39
The ball is crossed by Adam Reach.67:24
Clearance made by Adam Reach.67:19
Free kick crossed by Bakary Sako.66:53
Free kick awarded for a foul by Adam Reach on Jake Cassidy.65:25 Substitution
Substitution Jake Cassidy replaces Leigh Griffiths.65:11 Substitution
Substitution Dave Edwards comes on in place of Zeli Ismail.64:42
Zeli Ismail produces a cross.64:36
Aaron Wildig makes a clearance.64:30
Corner from the left by-line taken by Zeli Ismail.63:08
Luke Summerfield takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Carl Ikeme safely holds on.63:03
Danny Batth manages to make a clearance.62:45
Corner taken by Jon Taylor.62:28
Adam Reach crosses the ball.62:05
Free kick taken by Joe Jacobson.61:46
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Tom Bradshaw by Zeli Ismail.60:13
Curtis Main takes a shot and goes harmlessly over the bar.60:06
A cross is delivered by Jon Taylor.58:59
Bjorn Sigurdarson takes a shot. Chris Weale safely holds on.58:28
Matt Doherty manages to make a clearance.58:21
Joe Jacobson takes the free kick.58:03 Booking
Caution for Danny Batth.57:45
Curtis Main fouled by Danny Batth, the ref awards a free kick.54:59
Shot by Leigh Griffiths went over the net.54:56
Scott Golbourne delivers the ball.54:06
Chris Weale takes the free kick.53:33
The offside flag is raised against Leigh Griffiths.52:34
Shot from the free kick by Bjorn Sigurdarson went wide of the right-hand post.52:26
Bakary Sako crosses the ball in from the free kick.51:41
Jon Taylor concedes a free kick for a foul on Scott Golbourne.51:30
The ball is delivered by Zeli Ismail.50:28
Free kick taken by Connor Goldson.50:09
Leigh Griffiths is ruled offside.46:48
Chris Weale takes the free kick.45:57
Zeli Ismail challenges Aaron Wildig unfairly and gives away a free kick.45:30
Darren Jones manages to make a clearance.45:28
Zeli Ismail crosses the ball.45:01
The second half has started.45:00 +1:02 Half time
Half Time The referee blows for half time.45:00 +0:56
Free kick taken by Sam Ricketts.45:00 +0:45
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Kevin McDonald by Tom Bradshaw.44:06
Matt Doherty makes a clearance.44:01
Jon Taylor crosses the ball.42:00
Clearance by Joe Jacobson.41:55
Zeli Ismail sends in a cross.40:27
Chris Weale takes the free kick.39:43
Scott Golbourne challenges Adam Reach unfairly and gives away a free kick.38:23
Sam Ricketts makes a clearance.38:20
Free kick crossed by Adam Reach.37:46
Scott Golbourne challenges Ryan Woods unfairly and gives away a free kick.35:34
The ball is swung over by Bakary Sako.35:01
Bakary Sako sends in a cross.34:14
Corner taken by Bakary Sako.34:00
Header by Bjorn Sigurdarson hits the post.33:56
Scott Golbourne sends in a cross.32:14
Corner from the left by-line taken by Bakary Sako.32:02
Corner taken by Zeli Ismail.31:20
Bjorn Sigurdarson takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Chris Weale parries the ball away.30:36
Jon Taylor crosses the ball in from the free kick.30:15
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Adam Reach by Matt Doherty.30:09
Sam Ricketts makes a clearance.30:06
Adam Reach delivers the ball.29:30
Shot by Bjorn Sigurdarson went wide right of the post.27:06
Centre by Adam Reach.26:55
Kevin McDonald manages to make a clearance.26:35
Corner taken by Adam Reach.24:40
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Joe Jacobson by Zeli Ismail.24:13
Carl Ikeme takes the free kick.23:56
Unfair challenge on Sam Ricketts by Darren Jones results in a free kick.23:33
Ryan Woods takes the free kick.23:13
Foul by Sam Ricketts on Curtis Main, free kick awarded.22:56
The ball is crossed by Kevin McDonald.21:46
Header at goal by Curtis Main misses to the right.21:38
The ball is crossed by Joe Jacobson.20:28
Shot by Adam Reach went wide left of the target.19:34
The ball is sent over by Joe Jacobson.19:11
Adam Reach takes a shot. Carl Ikeme parries the effort to safety.18:56
Clearance made by Danny Batth.18:53
Corner taken by Adam Reach.18:25
A cross is delivered by Jon Taylor.17:26
Darren Jones restarts play with the free kick.17:12
The assistant referee signals for offside against Leigh Griffiths.16:56
Jon Taylor takes a shot. Carl Ikeme catches the ball.16:47
The ball is delivered by Joe Jacobson.16:39
Matt Doherty manages to make a clearance.16:34
Jon Taylor sends in a cross.14:35
Bakary Sako crosses the ball in from the free kick.14:24
Adam Reach handles the ball and concedes a free kick.13:32
Corner taken by Bakary Sako from the right by-line.12:30
Shot by Curtis Main missed to the left of goal.10:32
Scott Golbourne crosses the ball.10:25
Clearance made by Connor Goldson.10:20
Bjorn Sigurdarson crosses the ball.7:59
Aaron Wildig takes a shot.6:53
Carl Ikeme takes the free kick.6:26
The official flags Adam Reach offside.6:07
Free kick taken by Aaron Wildig.6:00
Unfair challenge on Adam Reach by Kevin McDonald results in a free kick.5:21
Bakary Sako takes a shot.5:11
Joe Jacobson manages to make a clearance.5:06
Bakary Sako sends in a cross.4:12
Sam Ricketts manages to make a clearance.3:56
Free kick taken by Joe Jacobson.3:47
Bakary Sako concedes a free kick for a foul on Jon Taylor.1:13
Curtis Main has an effort at goal and missed to the right of the target.0:00
The referee gets the match started.
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Fridgeezoo are small animals shaped like milk bottles and milk cartons that stay in your fridge and say super cute things when you open the door. Unlike the previous versions, The Fridgeezoo 24 Tiger version will adapt their greetings depending on the time of the day! They will say for example "Ohayo" ("Good morning") or "Sororo neru no?" (going to sleep soon?).
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Tricked-Out Land Rover Doubles As Modern Art Piece [Pics]
Studio Job was commissioned to put their own bizarre spin on the classic 4x4 Defender to celebrate the vehicle's 65th birthday.
Designers Studio Job were invited to design a special version of Land Rover's Defender for the vehicle's 65th birthday, resulting in an over-the-top, embellished automobile sculpture. It is described as "a narrative hotch-potch on four wheels" the design features bronze, wood, crystal, textiles, ceramics and stained glass.
The studio's Job Smeets and Nynke Tynagel set out to enhance its history and aura, creating an ode to the vehicle that makes many dream of adventures in distant Africa. It has a number of unlikely additions like stained glass windows, a large bronze horn, tongue, and hub cap ornaments. Job Smeets said:
As you would expect from someone who knows nothing about making a car, our approach got completely out of hand. The numerous elements kept accumulating. The car literally sticks its tongue out. It wants to be something that it actually isn't. It's become a great concoction, monumental and cynical.
The sculpture is currently on display at the PAN Amsterdam gallery until December 1st. Click through to see images of the Land Rover:
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Comic: Attending a Chinese Philosophy Conference
A wonderful and amusing reflection on the recent conference in Vilnius!
A wonderful and amusing reflection on the recent conference in Vilnius!
June 20th, 2016 Posted by Steve Angle | Chinese philosophy - 中國哲學 - 中国哲学, Comedy, Comparative philosophy, Conference | no comments
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Justin Manahan, 13, wears a Philippines national soccer team warm up jacket during emotional Mass for typhoon victims held at St. Clare Church in Southwest Portland.
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In the week after Super Typhoon Haiyan, faith remained strong among the hardest hit.
At Villamor Air Base in Manila, Roel Gonzales, 42, of Leyte province smiled while aid workers sang "Happy Birthday" to him Nov. 15.
It was a sweltering late morning with the sun approaching its peak, but everyone was shaded under a covered court. They sat in circles on plastic chairs, eating noodles with the speed of those who had not eaten for days.
In fact, they had not. They were among the hundreds of thousands left homeless by the storm that tore through homes and damaged the infrastructure of a number of island provinces.
A storm surge that Haiyan churned up brought 17-foot waves to Tacloban, the obliterated city on Leyte's east coast that took the worst hit from the typhoon.
"All of a sudden all the houses were gone," including his, said Gonzales, who lived right outside Tacloban. "You can't find any trace of it, not one piece."
The storm surge left countless corpses in its wake.
Gonzales counted himself lucky. His wife and their three children were together with him.
"So many people were lost," he told Catholic News Service. "But we're still here. We're still alive."
His 14-year old daughter sat with a guitar in a soft case tucked between her lower legs.
"Even that survived," he said.
His eyes started to water when he described how, on the day before Haiyan slammed the country, he picked a high place on the wall to hang the guitar. Gonzales said he wanted to save it because it was from his daughter.
It floated away when the house washed away, but after the storm passed he saw it floating by a wall.
Gonzales said the family left for Manila because, like the many people the storm displaced, they were starting to go hungry, and he worried his children might get sick with no medicine available.
In Tacloban, aid was very slow to arrive to places beyond the city limits. Debris, dwindling fuel and poor communication lines made it hard for relief goods to move to the people who needed it.
"And the smell became too much to bear," he said, referring to the odor of bodies decomposing in the tropical sun.
Gonzales said he never once lost faith in God.
"You have to trust in the Lord first of all," he said. "If you don't have faith, it's very hard. And I really believe, this was really meant to be. He saved us. He let us live. ... He's given us more time on this earth to honor him."
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Filipino Catholics from Oregon gathered in prayer Sunday night for victims of Typhoon Haiyan.
Some attending the somber Mass at St. Clare Church in Southwest Portland count relatives and friends among those missing and perhaps dead after the 370-mile-wide storm razed villages in the central Philippines. Haiyan brought sustained winds of 195 miles per hour and a 17-foot-high storm surge in Tacloban, the largest city in the devastated area. The death toll on the islands was approaching 5,000 by Sunday night and hundreds of thousands are homeless.
"All of our love goes out to you," Archbishop Alexander Sample said during his homily. "Your brothers and sisters stand in solidarity with you."
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One worshiper, Francia Olaguera of St. Pius X Parish in Portland, got heartbreaking news from an old friend. The woman, who graduated from high school with Olaguera in Manila in 1995, was caught up in the watery surge in Tacloban; the power of the water pulled the mother's month-old infant from her arms and the child drowned. Bereft, the woman and her husband evacuated to Manila with only the clothes on their back.
Lyn Peters, a member of St. Clare Parish, grew up in the town of General MacArthur on the hard-hit island of Samar. Last week, she pulled up photos of the town on the internet and her mother's house was missing amid devastation. She went through eight days of anguish with no news. While grocery shopping Saturday, a text message came. Peters was afraid to read it. But she got up the courage and discovered that everyone is alright so far — mother, siblings, nieces, nephews.
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The entire collection went to Catholic Relief Services and its work on typhoon relief. Last week, Archbishop Sample called on Catholics to pray for those affected by the tragedy and to donate to Catholic Relief Services.
Pia de Leon, a Filipina and pastoral associate at St. Clare, thanked Archbishop Sample and the people of the Archdiocese of Portland for their support and generosity. "Thank you for standing with us through this difficult time," de Leon said. "Let our prayer and collective effort be stronger than the waves and wind."
There are 16 LaSallian schools in the Philippines. None were in the direct path of Typhoon Haiyan. Schools in the tradition of Jean Baptiste de La Salle across the world are rallying to provide food, shelter, water and other basic items for those who have been affected by the storm.
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Father Michael Pfleger, head of the St. Sabina church in Chicago, has been challenging his parishioners to stop patronizing local businesses that refuse to hire minorities. He is spearheading a city-wide effort to encourage African Americans to spend money in their own communities and to avoid giving their resources to companies that don't give something back. He cites one store for selling drug paraphernalia and loose cigarettes to minors.
Father Pfleger has also been vocal in the past protesting rappers who encourage violence, and has even had his parishioners buy the time of local prostitutes so that he can minister to them. He has gone head-to-head with the Catholic Church, which doesn't approve of his bold efforts to improve the community around him. When it comes to leaders in the church, Father Michael Pfleger is certainly one a kind.
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Referring to the gas station at 79th and Ashland, Pfleger said the owner allegedly sells loose cigarettes to minors, which is against the law, and the owner has not hired an African American from the community. "Don't you ever buy gas" at that station, he told the church. Pfleger also asked them not to patronize the store at 79th and Marshfield for the same reasons.
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On May 14, the Armstrong-Indiana-Clarion Drug and Alcohol Commission, Inc. (AICDAC) awarded Courtney Kuzemchak of Penns Manor High School in Indiana County, Sahara Dickison of Ford City High School in Armstrong County, and Nikki Yeany of Redbank Valley High School in Clarion County with the Bernie Smith Memorial Scholarship of $1,000 each to further their educational endeavors.
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Savor raw oysters served with three spicy, slightly sweet and fiery salsas.
12 fresh oysters in the shell
4 tablespoons Matsuhisa Salsa
4 tablespoons Maui Onion Salsa
4 tablespoons Jalapeño Salsa
finely chopped chives for garnish
1. Remove the oysters from their shells and rinse under cold water. Drain.
2. Arrange the oysters in their shells on a serving dish lined with crushed ice and top with a little of each salsa—i.e. four oysters per salsa.
3. Sprinkle the chives over the Maui Onion Salsa.
This trio of salsas is also a good match with mussels boiled in salted water. In Peru, choros con salsa criolla are mussels sprinkled with ingredients like onion, cilantro (coriander), chili paste and lemon juice.
"A regular Matsuhisa customer once asked me to hide a diamond engagement ring in an oyster as he wanted to surprise his girlfriend, an oyster aficionado.
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Will you support our school and its programs, which, in Rudolf Steiner's words, help to develop the "undefined rebels of the future"? "Undefined rebels" refers to those human beings who will meet our future—especially the challenges that we do not foresee—with courage, with creativity, and with empathy.
Creativity, courage, and empathy are strongly developed, for example, in our collaboration with Shakespeare & Company, in our athletic program, and in our foreign language travel program. As a small private school, however, the cost of these programs is substantial. Unlike public schools, we do not have hundreds of families from which to draw and we are not eligible for grants and taxpayer dollars that help public schools pay for similar programs.
We covered more than half the cost of the Shakespeare program through ticket sales and concessions. We fundraise weekly to support foreign travel for every student, regardless of means. We continually seek support for athletics. In these efforts, we rely on the generosity of those, like you, who believe in the value of our education and our mission: To provide an education for adolescents that seeks truth, develops imagination, nurtures growth, fosters responsibility, and honors inner freedom in an atmosphere of academic excellence, artistic fulfillment, openness, and mutual respect.
For the first time in our school's 14 year history, our 51 students (our greatest enrollment to date) had the opportunity to take part in Shakespeare & Company's Fall Festival, producing a powerful "Tempest." Thirty-three of our students chose to join approximately 300 students from nearby high schools for the event. Twenty-eight were costumed and five more handled stage management, lights, props, sound, and costumes, assisting the talented staff at Shakespeare & Company.
Our students attended four "Common Core" classes in acting, stage fighting, dancing, and stage tech. Our enthusiastic directors, Sarah Bowles and Peter Andersen, with drama teacher Beth Robbins, held seven weeks of rehearsals, working most evenings until 8 p.m. We sold out three shows at the Berkshire Theater Group's Unicorn Theatre, then moved the production to the Tina Packer Playhouse at Shakespeare & Company. Festival-goers could see 10 Shakespeare plays in four days, between Thursday evening, November 19, and Sunday, November 22.
This fall, for the first time, we fielded a full soccer team without calling on local home-schoolers to fill it out. In a rebuilding year (no seniors and only 3 juniors on the team), we finished the season 5-6. Now, basketball practices have started. Once again we have boys' and girls' teams, and full schedules that culminate in tournaments in February. Like Shakespeare, athletics is expensive—including coaches, travel, uniforms and equipment, referees, and facilities rental (we have no fields or courts of our own). Sports cost at least as much as Shakespeare, and similar numbers of our students participate in the course of the school year. As small teams with great spirit, they develop maturity, courage, and creativity in the context of healthy competition.
And, next spring, our students will return to Munich for the seventh time in 14 years, and to Cuba for the second time. They will live with families in those countries (in 2014, our students were the first U.S. high school students to stay in Cuban homes since 1959), go to school, assist community projects, and immerse themselves in different languages and cultures. They will return changed, more mature, more courageous, more creative, and more empathetic than when they left.
Please give as generously as you can. Every gift, small or large, moves us closer to our goal, and every gift increases the percentage of our community that supports our work. Please help us achieve 100% participation from every constituency of our school—parents, teachers, trustees, alumni, alumni parents, and friends.
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Personally I had GSP winning by one round, but said before the decision it was close & could go either way.
Really don't understand all this "worst decision EVA" BS. GSP took two round, Hendricksd took 2 & one was close that went either way depending on what you prefer. MMA has had far worse decisions.