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ASSISTANT boss Gary Whild believes Kidderminster Harriers have the firepower to maintain their promotion push in the Blue Square Bet Premier.
The Aggborough outfit increased their attacking options on the final day of the transfer window by adding loan rangers Amari Morgan-Smith and Cardiff's rookie attacker Nathaniel Jarvis.
Morgan-Smith, has joined initially for a month from play-off rivals Macclesfield Town, while 21-year-old Jarvis will spend the rest of the campaign with Kidderminster.
Harriers had been linked with a host of strikers including Jamie Reed, Ryan Bowman and Adam Cunnington but in the end did not use any of the money they made from the sale of Jamille Matt to Fleetwood Town on a transfer fee.
The duo are set to be unveiled on Saturday, when fifth-placed Harriers aim to strengthen their grip on a play-off spot by entertaining resurgent Cambridge United, who are unbeaten in 13 league matches.
"They're two good lads. Amari is higher profile and Nat's been in the Conference and done well at Newport and we're happy to get them both in," said Whild.
"I don't think you can ever have a direct replacement for Jamille because those sort of players are not out there, that's why Fleetwood paid as much money as they did for him.
"It's difficult to compare anyone to Jamille but we're just looking to bring in players who can hopefully help themselves and the lads who are here to go on and finish as high as possible."
He added: "I think Amari and Nat can play different positions across the front line and for a club like us it's important you add guys who can play in one or two positions.
"We've never had the biggest squad but we're hopeful the lads we have brought in live up to their potential."
With the new recruits on board, former Chester wideman Sean Clancy has been released. He joined the club in December on a non-contract basis.
Harriers, who saw the last weekend's clash at Newport County called off because of a waterlogged pitch, then tackle Gateshead away next Tuesday (7.45pm ko).
The Reds are waiting for confirmation that the County clash will be rescheduled for Tuesday, March 19 (7.45pm ko).
Meanwhile, two of Harriers' matches will be televised on Premier Sports. The trip to Southport has been moved a day earlier to Friday, March 22 (7.45pm ko), while the game at Wrexham on Saturday, April 13 will now kick-off at 5.15pm.
Harriers saw injured duo James Vincent and Callum Gittings play 90 minutes on Tuesday as they lost 2-1 to Redditch United in the Worcestershire Senior Cup semi-final.
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Government paves way for dismal budget update
The Abbott Government is marking its first 100 days in power, saying it's making progress on key promises. But it's also preparing the ground for a bleak Mid-Year Fiscal and Economic Update, which is expected to show the deficit has blown out by more than $10 billion.
Source: AM | Duration: 3min 18sec
Topics: budget, business-economics-and-finance, government-and-politics, federal-government, parliament-house-2600, australia
TONY EASTLEY: As the Abbott Government today marks 100 days in power, it's preparing the ground for what's set to be a dismal budget update.
The Prime Minister says the Mid-Year Fiscal and Economic Update, to be released tomorrow, will show the true extent of Labor's economic mismanagement.
Meanwhile, Tony Abbott has also released a booklet outlining his government's progress over its first 100 days.
It's clear the Prime Minister is frustrated by his inability to execute key promises, including stopping the asylum seeker boats.
He's critical of Indonesia over its decision to withdraw its co-operation.
Lexi Metherell reports.
LEXI METHERELL: The Prime Minister says the Government has demonstrated it's competent and trustworthy in its first 100 days.
TONY ABBOTT: We said we would repeal the carbon tax and that legislation is through the House of Representatives. We said we would repeal the mining tax and that legislation is through the House of Representatives. We said we'd fully restore the Australian Building and Construction Commission and that legislation is through the House of Representatives.
LEXI METHERELL: Through the House of Representatives, yes, but all are stuck in the Senate, where the Government doesn't have the numbers.
Tony Abbott insists the carbon tax repeal bill will get through, and he's keeping the threat of a double dissolution on the table.
TONY ABBOTT: We will get it through because the Labor Party will wake up to itself. Because the new Senate will take office, or because we will utilise the constitutional opportunities available to us.
LEXI METHERELL: Mr Abbott says the boats are slowing. But it was his promise to stop the boats, and that's become more challenging since the Government lost the support of Indonesian authorities after the spying revelations.
The Prime Minister's frustration is clear.
TONY ABBOTT: There's no doubt that the suspension of co-operation by the Indonesian authorities has been unhelpful. It's been singularly unhelpful and given that people smuggling is a crime in Indonesia, just as it's a crime in Australia, I think it's high time that that resumption, that that co-operation was resumed.
CHRIS BOWEN: Well that sounded to me dangerously like megaphone diplomacy - the very thing Tony Abbott said he would not do.
LEXI METHERELL: Opposition frontbencher, Chris Bowen.
CHRIS BOWEN: Now the Prime Minister, talking to Indonesia through the media, and with all due respect to the media, that is not how you deal with a neighbour.
LEXI METHERELL: The Government will release the Mid-Year Fiscal and Economic Update, or MYEFO, tomorrow. The budget update is expected to show this year's deficit has blown out from the $30 billion forecast at election time to more than $40 billion.
The Prime Minister.
TONY ABBOTT: What I think we will see in MYEFO is the full extent of Labor's profligacy. But the job of the MYEFO statement is if you like to rule a line under Labor's era of debt and deficit, so that henceforth from this time on, the Government can begin the fiscal repair job that our country needs.
LEXI METHERELL: The Opposition's treasury spokesman, Chris Bowen, says the figures to be released this week are the Government's responsibility.
CHRIS BOWEN: What they've done is made it much, much worse by decisions like the Reserve Bank grant. Now, Mr Hockey denied in Parliament last week that the impact of his decisions would top $9 billion this financial year.
We'll see if he was telling the truth when he said that, when the MYEFO is released.
TONY EASTLEY: The Opposition's treasury spokesman, Chris Bowen. Lexi Metherell our reporter there.


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November, 2013
de Donald L McDaniel
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Off the beaten path in India from Kolkata to Shillong.
Características y detalles
- Categoría Viajes
Apaisado estándar, 25×20 cm
74 Páginas
- Fecha de publicación dic. 07, 2013
- Idioma English
- Etiquetas India, photography, travel
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Larey McDaniel got his first clarinet and his first camera at about the same time. His music studies began in the fourth grade at his Bremerton elementary school. The following year, he inaugurated his new Kodak Brownie camera on a family trip to Glacier National Park. He's been enthralled with both art forms ever since, and created a professional life that neatly intertwines the two. When Larey joined the Seattle Symphony in 1960, its schedule allowed him and and his wife, Phyllis who is also a musician, to develop a thriving summer business as wedding photographers. He says landscapes offer different challenges than brides and grooms. "Photographing a wedding is like playing a concert without a rehearsal, and you only have one chance to get it right. Each kind of photography has its own set of problems and solutions. Every shoot draws on the experience of all previous ones, but with all the excitement of a new and different challenge."
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Mr. LAMBORN. I yield myself such time as I may consume.
Mr. Speaker, today, I am happy to speak in support of my legislation, H.R. 4073, a bill to authorize the Secretary of Agriculture to accept the quitclaim, disclaimer, and relinquishment of a railroad right-of-way within the Pike National Forest in my district.
Originally granted to the Mt. Manitou Park and Incline Railway Company, the Incline Trail exists today as the roadbed to the former Mt. Manitou Scenic Incline Railway, which was a cable car that took people up the eastern face of Rocky Mountain, Pikes Peak, at an average grade of 40 percent, with some of the steepest sections at a grade of 68 percent. Today, it has become a popular hike for adventure seekers in the Pikes Peak region and is said to be hiked nearly half a million times each year, although access is still considered trespassing.
A citizens' initiative began over 8 years ago to encourage making access to this popular trail legal. Although all parties are amenable, due to an act dated on March 3, 1875, the Forest Service has been unable to accept the quitclaim from the Manitou and Pikes Peak Railway. Recognizing this problem, the railway company came to me and asked that I carry this legislation to allow the Forest Service the authority to accept the quitclaim, which is the last major hurdle in allowing the Incline Trail to be legally opened for public use.
Although several people have informally maintained the incline, no formal steps have been taken by any of the property owners to maintain the Incline since 1997. Legalizing access to the trail will allow the surrounding communities access to repair sections of the trail that are in poor condition and will make use safer for all hikers.
It has been my pleasure to work with the interested parties in helping to gain legal access to this unique trail that I believe will be a wonderful addition to the region's trail inventory. I would like to thank the Forest Service and Senator Michael Bennett's office for their diligence in working with my office in this process.
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The doorway of Malmesbury Church has eight arches, recessed one within the other.
This form of the story is preserved in Ethelwerd and in William of Malmesbury.
One of the best specimens of the kind stands in the market-place of old Malmesbury, hard by the ancient monastery there.
It is to him that the chronicler William of Malmesbury dedicated his work.
The sacred fabric was seized, and, according to William of Malmesbury, garrisoned as a fortress.
Moreover, Malmesbury's treaty contained its own death warrant.
But he hardly deserves the extravagant praise which is lavished upon him by William of Malmesbury.
The government acquiesced, and Malmesbury was sent over to Paris.
On a subsequent night Malmesbury again took the matter up, and challenged Aberdeen to give the name and produce his proof.
In William of Malmesbury they have grown into sixty thousand.


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My daughter, the oldest of three, is about to fly out of her Christian home and youth group nest and head off to college next fall. As she filled out a questionnaire designed to help her narrow down her college search, she checked off the box indicating a desire for Christian faith organizations on the campuses in her search.
I breathed an audible sigh of relief, and I asked her if she would rule out schools that did not have a Christian fellowship on campus.
"Mom, don't worry. There are Christians and churches everywhere," she said confidently.
"But will everyone know you are a Christian?" I asked.
It's a question worth asking ourselves. Every day.
A different (Millennial) world
I am the mother of three Millennials (also known as the Me or Y Generation)—those born between the early 1980s and the early 2000s. My kids are 18, 14, and 12, and they have grown up being told by the world that they can be and do anything they want. In a box somewhere in the closet are my kids' ribbons and certificates they've received for just showing up—participation and attendance awards.
Technological advances have made communication almost immediate as e-mailing evolved into chatting and then texting, changing the way this generation perceives relationships, communication, time, and patience. They have grown up with the Internet, cell phones, texting, memes, and selfies.
If parents can afford the technology, they can track their child's location by following their cell phone. In the schools my children attend, parents can keep track of their children's grades on a daily basis, logging into an instant update of assignments and grades rather than phoning the teacher or asking your child for the information. Becoming a success and becoming a celebrity are often synonymous for this generation, which can also measure popularity or relevance by the number of followers, likes, or retweets. Somehow—even though they seem to know and be connected to everyone, we are a world still struggling to be known.
Re-thinking evangelism
It's this different world that has forced me as a parent, neighbor, and campus minister to reconsider the relevance, language, and importance of evangelism. In my work with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA I pay attention to what happens when kids like mine arrive at one of the more than 4,100 U.S. colleges and universities. With a combined enrollment of more than 17 million students, these campuses are the physical space in which the future artists, CEOs, salespeople, scientists, and neighbors are, at a very basic level, trying to figure out not just what they want to do when they grow up but what and how they want to be when they grow up. These students are often away from "home," living on or spending a significant amount of time on campus with little to no direct influence from their parents. Their "helicopter parents" (as those of us with Millennial children have been called) have been known to call professors and even bosses, but in their day-to-day lives these young people are having to make the same decisions generations past have had to make: What do I believe in? How will my beliefs affect my decisions? Do I believe in God, or even in a god? What kind of impact on the world will I make?
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Australia at last has turned up on the hit parade. Just when you might have been forgiven for thinking WikiLeaks didn't care about the country, Kevin Rudd came to the rescue. Last March, Kevin told Hillary Clinton, the US Secretary of State, to hang tough on China, which would be a great idea except the US is up to its eyeballs in hock to the Chinese.
In the leaked cable of a 75-minute lunch Rudd had with Clinton, Kevin once again displayed his strategy of when all else fails, try to confuse to death everybody involved with what you just said.
Hence, we got "multilateral engagement with bilateral vigour". Try using that one on your next job application. Pizza delivery isn't such a bad line of work to stay in for awhile.
And "if everything goes wrong", be ready to use force. He's getting kind of free with somebody else's artillery here, although he did mention to Clinton that Australia had plans to build up its navy.
You know, make it the scourge of the Pacific. If the Chinese need some light relief, in the form of a game, from this huge cable dump, they're probably getting it with Rudd, who seems to have a thought for every occasion. The game involves trying to guess what that thought is.
The tendency is for commentators to get all puffed up about how these leaks are causing friction among everybody who gets a mention and the people they're mentioning. This could get to the point where you're actually insulted because you haven't turned up in a WikiLeak and have to start wondering about your own universal importance.
At least Kevin made the A-list, but we'll have to wait and see who else appears from Down Under.
But have we seen any major surprises so far? Maybe Middle East phobia about Iran and the extent to which Afghanistan is actually a family-owned business that makes the mafia look like a pickpocket operation was an eye-opener. But we already had hints that country's leadership was run by crooks; now we just have to ask why nobody told us until some kazook in the US Army, and a low-ranking one at that, got his hands on the stuff and passed it along.
Diplomacy has never been the polite game of men in formal morning suits presenting their credentials and then taking a three-hour lunch. There's obviously a lot of trash-talking going on.
Last week Clinton said she got some back-handed sympathy from a foreign diplomat, who said to her, "You [Americans] should hear how we talk about you."
These people didn't get where they are by acting like Martha Stewart all the time (any more than Martha Stewart got where she is by acting like Martha Stewart all the time). They're tough guys – and gals – and they're in every capital in every country in the world.
The communiqués that come from some of these meetings sound like a pitch for a line of cheap cosmetics but behind the scenes, as the leaks show, they know how to walk that walk.
But aside from some of the minor surprises already mentioned, what have we learned from the leaks? (If I see the word "trove" once more I'll explode.) They told us, for example, that Italy's Silvio Berlusconi was a duplicitous jerk. Anybody who's read a newspaper over the past 10 years already knows that. Well, everybody except the Italians and even they're starting to figure it out. Or that in Russia, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is still the main honcho even though Dmitry Medvedev is President.
Bet that one knocked your socks off.
Everybody in the world knows who Putin is but couldn't pick Medvedev out of a police line-up. Note to Dmitry: call down to PR just to make sure somebody's there.
How about the startling revelation that Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe is a butthead? You might have had some thoughts along these same lines but were waiting for the US State Department to confirm them, right? And our buddy Sarko in France likes Americans but is having a hard time getting the French to like him. There's another scoop for you.
The lesson from this whole WikiLeaks thing so far is diplomats are just like the rest of us. They treat their friends just about as well as they treat their enemies. Jeez, we're a catty bunch of humans.
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Eric Franks, MHA/MSHI 2012
University of Missouri School of Medicine
Project Specialist, Center for Health Care Quality
Eric Franks received a dual Masters in Health Administration and Informatics from the University of Missouri. Eric joined CHCQ in May of 2012 as a Research Analyst and works primarily with improvement teams within UMHC. Eric is proficient in health care related data analysis and presentation. Prior to joining CHCQ, Eric worked in financial services and with the VA.
Jure Baloh, MHA 2012
University of Iowa
Research Assistant, Department of Health Management and Policy
Jure is now pursuing a PhD in Health Services Administration (with a focus on quality improvement), and working on projects with his mentors at the University of Iowa, College of Public Health, Department of Health Management and Policy.
Aaron Chrisman, MHA 2012
VA San Diego Healthcare System
Administrative Fellow, Office of the Director
As a fellow, I am undertaking a 1-year program that provides diverse experiences involving rotations throughout all the major functions/services of the hospital, special program assignments, membership on management teams, and special projects in areas of interest. The program is designed to cultivate leaders in the field of healthcare through exposure to a wide range of operational activities and by fostering close working relationships between the fellow and senior management.
Kyndal Riffie, MHA 2012
Aaron Weiser, MHA 2012
Eric Leemis, MHA 2011
University of Missouri Health Care
Planning & Project Specialist, Surgery Services
As a project specialist, Eric is responsible for coordinating both operational and quality improvement initiatives across multiple facilities. He is also responsible for generating various financial and quality reports for the Surgery Services department on a regular basis. Through his position, Eric works directly with the department director and chairs in the School of Medicine.
- David Clark, MHA 2011
UNC Health Care - Chapel Hill, NC
Data Analyst
David is a data analyst in the Department of Performance Improvement and Patient Safety at UNC Health Care. He is responsible for providing data support for inpatient quality improvement initiatives, regulatory compliance, and organization-wide performance measurement and reporting. The majority of his time is spent providing data support for the Transitions of Care Team, a multidisciplinary readmissions action team focused on adequately preparing patients for discharge and transitions in care. In addition to his work, he is currently interested in the application of data-mining techniques to large-scale data sets to identify opportunities to improve patient care.
Abhi Dutta, MHA 2010
UC Davis Medical Center, Sacremento
Administrative Fellow
As a fellow I am supposed to serve as a member of the administrative team, receive experience in all aspects of management in an academic medical center environment, and am exposed to all levels of operation within the organization. I can work on projects, which may include business development, human resources, information technology, finance, quality and facilities planning.
Jonathan Hammond, MHA 2009
Cancer Treatment Centers of America
Business Intelligence Analyst
I am responsible for the design, testing, maintenance, and support of hospital-wide data analytics and reporting solutions. This includes advising management on data and measurement strategies, and developing performance indicators, hospital dashboards, functional reports, and applications
Alex Love, MHA 2009
Oklahoma City VA Medical Center
HR Specialist
As an HR Specialist, I specialize in Employee / Labor Relations. On the labor side we interact with the labor union, which includes negotiating changes in employee working conditions, negotiating the master labor - agency agreement, resolving disputes, trying to partner with them as much as possible. On the employee relations side of things, we deal with all employee disciplinary actions which includes drafting charges for discipline and conducting investigations and collecting evidence if necessary, issuing the official actions, advising management on how to conduct discipline, advising employees on policies and procedures, overseeing the employee awards program, maintenance of employee time and attendance, sick and annual leave, employee performance appraisals, workers compensation and retirement.
Nick Wiscons, MHA 2009
Ascension Health
Manager of Field Operations, Supply Chain Implementation Department
Nick is responsible for the implementation process for products in over 70 facilities across the country.
Aaron Borgmeyer, MHA 2008
Naval Health Clinic - New England
Department Head, Healthcare Business Operations
As a health care administrator (HCA) in the United States Navy Medical Service Corps, I am responsible for the appointments call center, TRICARE oversight, and case management services for the Naval clinics in Portsmouth, Maine, Saratoga Springs, New York, Groton, Connecticut, and Newport, Rhode Island. The responsibilities in Newport also include the referral management department. My carrier as a Naval Officer provides me the unique opportunity to serve my country and those who have sacrificed before me.
Louis Magdits, MHA 2008
City of Hope Medical Center
Surgical Business Administrator
As of November 2011, Louis holds the position of the Director, Patient Care Services Operations. In this newly created position, he will focus on providing non-clinical support to patient care service operations. Louis previously held the position of Surgical Services Business Administrator in which he led significant improvements in supply chain management for the operating rooms, assisted with the development of a new Out-Patient Surgery Center, and incorporated LEAN principles to create greater efficiencies in the peri-operative services departments.
Fang Zhang, MHA 2008
MU Department of Neurology
Administrator and Senior Practice Manager
I worked as a project manager at the Mayo Clinic cancer center. I managed three NIH-sponsored lung cancer research projects aimed at elucidating the interaction between patient genotype and cancer treatment success. The experience I gained from CHCQ prepared me for Mayo Clinic where I helped improve work flow and data quality, and where I became a team leader. I enjoyed this work tremendously, but I moved back to Columbia at the end of 2009 to be with family. I now oversee day-to-day operations of the Neurology Department and Neuro Clinics. I manage their total financial and personnel resources and coordinate these resources to provide adequate medical care. I manage medical research projects and aid in the education of medical students and residents as well.
Tiera Gunlock, MHA 2007
Professional Research Consultants (PRC), Inc.
Client Education Consultant
As a Client Education Consultant at Professional Research Consultants (PRC), Inc., Teira works with hospitals to help them understand their patient, physician, and employee satisfaction results. She travels to and presents results to hospital leadership, conducts "Leadership Training," and holds "Action Planning" sessions at PRC's client hospitals. In addition to presenting, she also works with specific units to discuss their results and help them make the most of their data to improve the hospital and make the quality of care EXCELLENT from the perspectives of patients, physicians, and employees.
Matthew Kolb, MHA 2007
Allina Hospitals and Clinics
Director, Clinical Service Lines
I work in the Office of Clinical Excellence at Allina Hospitals & Clinics and help lead the development of system-wide clinical service lines. The goals of clinical service line development are threefold - to enhance clinical care by developing best-practice care algorithms for treatment of specific clinical conditions; to improve operating efficiency by reducing inappropriate clinical or operational variation across the system, and to enable growth by developing service line strategic and financial plans. I have worked closely with the Oncology Clinical Service Line, but currently serve as the interim operations leader for the Neuroscience Clinical Service Line. A key aspect of my current role is to work with independent physician groups and Allina hospital leadership to build internal consensus for neuroscience service line development. Another important part of my current role is to extend Allina's service lines to new markets by identifying opportunities for strategic partnerships, and working with external organizations to implement clinical programs and services. Lastly, I have helped lead clinical program committees that develop best practice protocols and examine opportunities for performance improvement. The work of these program committees will be particularly important as payment reform moves increasingly toward bundled payments for "episodes of care." I feel fortunate to work on improving Allina's care model to ensure the best possible outcomes for patients and optimal financial value for the healthcare system.
The knowledge gained while working as a graduate research assistant with the Center for Health Care Quality has been tremendously valuable. In my current role, I regularly draw on my experiences at the Center for Health Care Quality and University of Missouri.
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Midwest Eye Care, PC
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In my role as the Ambulatory Surgery Center Manager, I have several roles. First, I oversee all operations of the ambulatory surgical center (ASC). I am also responsible for creating and maintaining efficient operations, providing high quality nursing care, and maximizing profitability. Lastly, I am charged with performing or supervising the following functions: ASC facility certification and insurance participation status, personnel and facility management, supply and capital purchasing, surgeon relations and solicitation, customer service, and short and mid-range strategic and operational planning.
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REDLANDS >> The ability to waltz gracefully might not seem relevant to organizing food bank pantries, washing cars or hefting large thrift-store items, but it all works together for members of the Assisteens of Redlands.
"Their motto is 'all for service and service for all,' and they really learn how to get things done in the community," said Janelle Carlson, former adviser to the group. "They learn to identify projects and carry them out from start to finish."
Last year, Assisteens contributed more than 4,000 hours of volunteer work to organizations and events, including the Family Service Association of Redlands, Micah House, Boys & Girls Club, Operation School Bell, the Redlands Symphony, the YMCA Home Tour, Friends of the Smiley Library, the Lifehouse Theater and the Optimist Club.
Social activities include a kidnap breakfast, an annual Christmas party at Burrage Mansion for the Boys & Girls Club and annual mystery trips.
The waltzing comes near the end of the process, at the annual senior presentation, which is set for Feb. 1 at the Redlands Country Club. The formal event lauds the service of graduating senior members, and gives them a chance to talk about their Assisteens experiences and their plans. A father-daughter waltz highlights the occasion.
Carlson's daughters, Kenzie and Kelsie, spent several years volunteering through Assisteens, doing such work as serving meals at the Family Service Center and helping with sales and inventory at the Assistance League Thrift Store. They also raised money for Assisteens projects by selling snacks at the Redlands Bowl and at YMCA events.
"They got a lot of great experience," Carlson said. "They're both in college now, and service projects are a piece of cake."
The Assisteens Redlands Facebook page shows an active group working on many projects. Postings range from a reminder to bring extra towels to an upcoming car-wash fundraiser to how to dress for serving at the Symphony gala, plus waltz class notifications and a plethora of volunteer opportunities.
Assisteens is open to eighth- through 12th-graders. Members pay dues, attend monthly chapter meetings and volunteer in smaller groups and as individuals as opportunities arise.
Members and the board are looking forward to the group's annual Medallion Dinner in May. The event is for all Assisteens members, and introduces the new class of provisional members to the rest of the group. Each graduating senior receives an Assisteens medallion.
An auxiliary of the Assistance League of Redlands, Assisteens is celebrating its 52nd year of service. The group is preparing for its annual membership drive in March, said adviser Tammy McCarty, and this year's goal is to invite boys to get in on the community service work and social fun.
"Most Assisteens chapters around the United States are coed," McCarty said. "In Redlands, for some reason, Assisteens has been all girls. We're one of very few chapters that don't have any young men. We think now is the time to change that."
Assisteens became a driving force in the life of the McCarty family several years ago when friends of daughters Shannon and Erin from the Girl Scouts reported that they were having fun with the volunteer organization.
"As Scouts you're always looking for service opportunities, so we got involved," McCarty said.
Erin, 16, is active in the group; older daughter Shannon has graduated. Son Sean is a seventh-grader this year, and McCarty hopes he will be among the boys who participate next year.
"It's an opportunity to help out and have fun at the same time," McCarty said.
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New Delhi, Sep 15: Former India skipper Kapil Dev feels Team India would find it difficult to win the World T20 this year in Sri Lanka especially after struggling against New Zealand in the T20 international at Chennai on Tuesday.
The Worldl Cup winning captain going by his instinct, said it would be very difficult for Team India this time around, as they have a lot of competition from other teams.
Moreover, with the way they played the last T20 International, things are not going to be easy for Team India, especially for MS Dhoni, who has been criticised for his batting approach.
"My heart says something and mind says something else. My heart says that India will win the World Cup and my cricketing brain thinks that they will find it very difficult. The way they played in the last T20 against New Zealand is not a good sign ahead of such an important tournament," Kapil said during a promotional event on Friday.
Having lost a game that could have been won, India missed out on a few opportunities, which is not a good sign, siad Kapil Dev.
"India lost from a winning position and one cannot let go opportunities just like that. A team can lose confidence if they are defeats like these," Kapil added.
"Getting off to a good start in the tournament will be a key thing and then should think about the later part of the tournament," he added.
Team India is banking on batting, and moreover its not the only team that has match-winners, as every team boasts of having a few match-winners.
Kapil did feel India should avoid complacency in order to suceed in World T20.
"India's biggest strength is the batting. Every team has 1-2 match winning batsmen, but India have around 5-6 batsmen who can turn the match all by themselves. But then, they will have to avoid complacency," he said.
Moreover, he felt every one has superstitions and it should not surface at this level, as only performance counts on the day of the match, said Kapil after BCCI asked Team India to wear the 2011 World Cup jersey for World T20.


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Eric Robert Rudolph
Learn more about Eric Robert Rudolph
Eric Robert Rudolph, also known as the Olympic Park Bomber (born September 19, 1966) is an American domestic terrorist who committed a series of bombings across the southern United States, which killed three people and injured at least 150 others. In a letter to his mother, Rudolph once wrote "I really prefer Nietzsche to the Bible."<ref>Special report: Eric Rudolph writes home USA Today, July 5 2006</ref> In other written statements, Rudolph has cited Biblical passages and offered religious motives for his militant opposition to abortion.<ref> Full text of Eric Rudolph's written statement Army of God website</ref> Rudolph, who according to CNN was "connected with the Christian Identity movement, a militant, racist, and anti-Semitic organization,"<ref>CNN, "Eric Robert Rudolph: Loner and survivalist", December 11, 2003. Retrieved Nov. 26, 2006.</ref> declared that his bombings were part of a guerrilla campaign against abortion, what he describes as "the homosexual agenda," and perceived support for it from the United States government. He spent years as the FBI's most wanted criminal fugitive, but was eventually caught. In 2005 Rudolph pled guilty to numerous federal and state homicide charges and accepted five consecutive life sentences in exchange for avoiding a trial and the death penalty.
[edit] Early life
Rudolph was born on September 19, 1966, in Merritt Island, Florida. His father Robert died in 1981, and Rudolph (then fifteen years old) moved with his mother and siblings to Nantahala, Macon County, in southwestern North Carolina. He attended ninth grade at the Nantahala School but dropped out after that year and worked as a carpenter with his older brother Daniel. His mother believed in survivalism and instilled this ideology in Rudolph.
After Rudolph received his GED, he attended Western Carolina University in Cullowhee for two semesters in 1985 and 1986. In August 1987, Rudolph enlisted in the U.S. Army, undergoing basic training at Fort Benning in Georgia. He was discharged in January 1989 while serving with the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell in Kentucky, reportedly for smoking marijuana. In 1988, the year before his discharge, Rudolph had attended the Air Assault School at Fort Campbell. He never rose above the rank of Private E-1.
[edit] Bombings
Of the bombings committed by Rudolph, the most notorious was the Centennial Olympic Park bombing in Atlanta on July 27, 1996, during the 1996 Summer Olympics. The blast killed spectator Alice Hawthorne and wounded 111 others. Hawthorne had attended the Olympics with her daughter because she wanted to watch the American basketball team. Melih Uzunyol, a Turkish cameraman who ran to the scene following the blast, died of a heart attack. Rudolph's motive for the bombings, according to his April 13, 2005 statement, was political:
- In the summer of 1996, the world converged upon Atlanta for the Olympic Games. Under the protection and auspices of the regime in Washington millions of people came to celebrate the ideals of global socialism. Multinational corporations spent billions of dollars, and Washington organized an army of security to protect these best of all games. Even though the conception and purpose of the so-called Olympic movement is to promote the values of global socialism, as perfectly expressed in the song "Imagine" by John Lennon, which was the theme of the 1996 Games even though the purpose of the Olympics is to promote these despicable ideals, the purpose of the attack on July 27 was to confound, anger and embarrass the Washington government in the eyes of the world for its abominable sanctioning of abortion on demand.
- The plan was to force the cancellation of the Games, or at least create a state of insecurity to empty the streets around the venues and thereby eat into the vast amounts of money invested.
If this was indeed the plan, it was unsuccessful. Olympic organizers did not even cancel the day's events.
Rudolph's statement did authoritatively clear Richard Jewell, a Centennial Olympic Park security guard, of any involvement in the bombings. Jewell had been falsely suspected of participation in the bombing a few days after the incident, after having been initially hailed as a hero for being the first one to spot Rudolph's explosive device, for saving lives, and for helping to clear the area. When he came (erroneously) under FBI suspicion for involvement in the crime, Jewell became the "prime suspect," and an international news story. Rudolph's confession vindicated Jewell—who ended up as a symbol, not of domestic terrorism, but of an FBI and media fiasco.
Rudolph has also confessed to the bombings of an abortion clinic in the Atlanta suburb of Sandy Springs on January 16, 1997, a gay and lesbian nightclub, the Otherside Lounge, in Atlanta on February 21, 1997, injuring five, and an abortion clinic in Birmingham, Alabama on January 29, 1998, killing officer Robert Sanderson and critically injuring nurse Emily Lyons. Rudolph's bombs were made of dynamite surrounded by nails which acted as shrapnel.
He is said to have targeted the health clinic and office building because abortions were performed there, and targeted the Otherside Lounge because it was a predominantly lesbian nightclub.
[edit] Fugitive
Rudolph was first identified as a suspect in the Alabama bombing by the Department of Justice on February 14, 1998. He was named as a suspect in the three Atlanta incidents on October 14, 1998.
On May 5, 1998, he became the 454th Fugitive listed by the FBI on the Ten Most Wanted list. The FBI considered him to be armed and extremely dangerous, and offered a $1,000,000 reward for information leading directly to his arrest. He spent more than five years in the Appalachian wilderness as a fugitive, during which federal and amateur search teams scoured the area without success.
It is thought that Rudolph had the assistance of sympathizers while evading capture. Some in the area were vocal in support of him. Two country music songs were written about him and a locally top-selling T-shirt read: "Run Rudolph Run." Many Christian Identity adherents are outspoken in their support of Rudolph; the Anti-Defamation League, a Jewish civil rights group, notes that "extremist chatter on the Internet has praised Rudolph as 'a hero' and some followers of hate groups are calling for further acts of violence to be modeled after the bombings he is accused of committing."<ref>Anti-Defamation League, "Extremist Chatter Praises Eric Rudolph as 'Hero.'", June 3, 2003. Retrieved Nov. 26, 2006.</ref>
The Rudolph family supported Eric and believed he was innocent of all charges,<ref>Henry Schuster, CNN, "Why did Rudolph do it?", April 15, 2005. Retrieved Nov. 26, 2006.</ref> but found themselves under intense questioning and surveillance.<ref>Jeff Stein, Salon.com, "A TWISTED TALE OF TWO BROTHERS", Jan. 29, 1999. Retrieved Nov. 26, 2006.</ref> On March 7, 1998, Daniel Rudolph, Eric's older brother, videotaped himself cutting off one of his own hands with a radial saw in order to, in his words, "send a message to the FBI and the media."<ref>CNN, "Bombing suspect's brother cuts hand off with saw", March 9, 1998. Retrieved Nov. 26, 2006.</ref> The hand was successfully reattached.
The identification and pursuit of Rudolph was characterized by several bizarre incidents. The Justice Department was forced to apologize to Richard Jewell, whom they first hailed as a hero in the Olympic bombing, and later falsely identified as a suspect.
[edit] Arrest and guilty plea
Rudolph was finally arrested in Murphy, North Carolina, on May 31, 2003,<ref>FBI, "STATEMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL JOHN ASHCROFT REGARDING THE ARREST OF ERIC ROBERT RUDOLPH", May 31, 2003. Retrieved Nov. 26, 2006.</ref> in a chance encounter by a rookie police officer as Rudolph scavenged for food in a garbage can behind a Save-A-Lot store. To the surprise of many in law enforcement, he was unarmed and did not resist arrest. When arrested, he was clean shaven, with a trimmed mustache, and wearing new sneakers, potentially indicating that he was harbored by supporters while on the run. Federal authorities charged him on October 14, 2003. Despite his reputed anti-Semitism, Rudolph was defended by Jewish attorney Richard S. Jaffe, who said he knew of Rudolph's supposed beliefs but stated that Rudolph took no issue with his Jewish faith.
On April 8, 2005, the U.S. Justice Department announced that Rudolph agreed to plead guilty in all the attacks he was accused of executing, thus avoiding the death penalty. The deal was confirmed after the FBI found 250 pounds (113 kg) of dynamite he hid in the forests of North Carolina. His revelation of the dynamite was a condition of his plea agreement. He made his pleas in person in courts in Birmingham and Atlanta on April 13. He also released a statement in which he explained his actions and rationalized them as serving the cause of anti-abortion and anti-gay activism.
In his statement, he claimed that he had "deprived the government of its goal of sentencing me to death," and that "the fact that I have entered an agreement with the government is purely a tactical choice on my part and in no way legitimates the moral authority of the government to judge this matter or impute my guilt."<ref>CNN, [1], broken link as of Nov. 26, 2006.</ref>
The terms of the plea agreement were that Rudolph would be sentenced to four consecutive life terms. He was officially sentenced July 18, 2005, to two consecutive life terms without parole for the 1998 murder of a police officer.<ref>Associated Press, "Eric Rudolph Gets Life Without Parole", July 18, 2005. Retrieved Nov. 26, 2006.</ref> He was sentenced for his various bombings in Atlanta on August 22, 2005, receiving three consecutive life terms. The same day Rudolph was sent to the ADX Florence supermax federal prison, the home of other notable criminals. Rudolph is inmate # 18282-058 within the US federal prison system. Like other supermax inmates, he spends 22½ hours per day in his 80 ft2 (7.4 m²) concrete cell.<ref>R. Scott Rappold The Colorado Springs Gazette, "Olympic bomber Rudolph calls Supermax home",September 14, 2005. Retrieved Nov. 26, 2006.</ref>
[edit] Motivations
After Rudolph's arrest for the bombings, the Washington Post reported that the FBI considered Rudolph to have "had a long association with the radical Christian Identity movement, which asserts that North European whites are the direct descendants of the lost tribes of Israel, God's chosen people."<ref>Alan Cooperman, Washington Post, "Is Terrorism Tied To Christian Sect?", June 2, 2003. Retrieved Nov. 26, 2006.</ref> Christian Identity is a white supremacist sect that holds that those who are not white Christians will be condemned to Hell. In the same article, the Post reported that some FBI investigators believed Rudolph "may have written letters that claimed responsibility for the nightclub and abortion clinic bombings on behalf of the Army of God, a violent offshoot of Christian Identity."
Many in the Christian community, however, have disputed Rudolph's status as a Christian terrorist. In a statement released after he entered a guilty plea, Rudolph denied being a supporter of the Christian Identity movement, claiming that his involvement amounted to a brief association with the daughter of a Christian Identity adherent. He also identified himself as a Catholic and said he hoped to stay one; a letter of his published after his arrest suggested he "prefer(red) Nietsche to the Bible."<ref>Blake Morrison, USA Today, "Special report: Eric Rudolph writes home", Posted 7/5/2005; Updated 7/6/2005. Retrieved Nov. 26, 2006.</ref> The question of what motivated the bombings remains a controversial one.
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- Henry Schuster with Charles Stone, Hunting Eric Rudolph (Berkley Books, 2005), ISBN 0-425-19936-3
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[edit] Sources
- Rudolph's writing about his time as a fugitive (at Army of God website)
- Text of Rudolph's statement
- Rudolph agrees to plead guilty - 8 April 2005
- FBI ten most wanted listing
- Eric Rudolph Charged In Centennial Olympic Park Bombing - 1998 DOJ press release
- Olympic bomb suspect Rudolph arrested behind N.C. grocery store - 31 May 2003
- Timeline in Eric Rudolph Case - 31 May 2003
- Southern Poverty Law Center interview with his sister-in-law - discusses his life and personal views.
- Collection of Christian websites offered in an effort to probe Rudolph's social context and range of motivations.
- Extremist Chatter Praises Eric Rudolph as 'Hero'
- http://www.crimelibrary.com/terrorists_spies/terrorists/eric_rudolph/
- http://www.prochoice.org/about_abortion/violence/eric_rudolph.htmlde:Eric Rudolph
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On a semi-regular basis, Fret Killer posts videos of a very eclectic set of songs all played on his acoustic guitar. All the videos are done in the same manner: all you see is the guitar and his fingers literally killing the fret board. Here are a couple of favorites of mine:
Ain't She Sweet (as of this entry, his latest post)
You Don't Mess Around With Jim (Jim Croce song)
My Back Pages (Dylan Song)
It's a Sin to Tell a Lie (an old 1920's tune)
With that, I've listened to/ watched everything he's posted and they're all great.
Only 2 beefs with Fret Killer: 1. he remains entirely anonymous, as far as I know. I would pay to see this guy in concert. 2. He disallows embedding of his videos (thus the awkward linking above).
In any event, check out his stuff...it's worth the time.


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The ships anchored for the first time at Nacou, which is one of the finest ports of the Guadeloupe.
The Island of Desiderade, near Guadeloupe, was in sight to windward.
He has bought three plantations at Martinico, and two at Guadeloupe.
One was Guadeloupe, the other—what shall we call her; Florentine?
The French passenger from Guadeloupe observes that the sea is "beginning to become blue."
It is a small island—French settlement, of course—off Guadeloupe.
We went out of that abominable Harbour with the design to go back to the happy Island of Guadeloupe.
He served in the Army 48 years, and was present at the capture of Guadeloupe, in 1815.
A ship, the Buf of Rochelle, carried it to Guadeloupe, the sailors and passengers dying on board of her.
"But I tell you that she is rich enough to buy Martinique and Guadeloupe if she were so pleased," said the captain.
Island in the eastern portion of the West Indies; an overseas territory of France.
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In the scapula the acromion joins the coracoid as in Bradypus; the clavicle is large.
Fractures of the scapula may implicate the body, the surgical neck, the acromion, or the coracoid process.
An ally of the present animal, for instance, the Hippopotamus, has the acromion developed.
The acromion and coracoid processes of the scapula are rudimentary.
It is a remarkable fact that the acromion is joined to the rest of the spine of the scapula by a joint.
As in other American Edentates, the acromion joins the coracoid.
It has no acromion, which is usually though not always absent in Ungulates.
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Many automotive enthusiasts have been lamenting the fact that automakers are starting to shy away from the manual transmission. Most automakers cite that take rates for manual transmissions are in steady decline. This is due to several factors, one of which being that many modern automatic transmissions now get better fuel economy than manual transmissions thanks to
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"A combination of factors - from the growing age of vehicle trade-ins bringing more manual drivers back to market, to a greater proportion of smaller cars on the road - is creating a small spike for stick shifts," says Edmunds.com Industry Analyst Ivan Drury. "But even though manual cars are on the rise now, they're on track to be virtually extinct in the next 15 to 20 years."
Edmunds.com also reports that 64% of all 2012 model year vehicles are only offered with automatic transmissions. Ten years ago, the number of vehicles that weren't available with the manual transmission was must lower at 48%.
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Scientist. Renowned Mathematician, Physicist, author and lecturer, and winner of the 1965 Nobel Prize in Physics, he is remembered as one of the most celebrated and revered scientists of modern times. Born in New York City, his father had emigrated from Minsk, Belarus, at age 5, and his mother's family had emigrated from Poland. While business provided the family with a home and food, it was science that most interested his father, and he shared this interest with his son. By the time Richard graduated from Far Rockaway High School in June 1935, he had clearly established himself as a mathematical genius, and he was quickly accepted at MIT. Obtaining his BS degree in Physics in 1939, he originally had started in Mathematics, but changed majors when he felt that what was lacking in math was its application to real world problems. He began with a graduate level course in Theoretical Physics, and realizing that there was no course in Quantum Mechanics, he studied that field on his own, reading every book he could find, and writing articles on space-time electrical phenomena. Following graduation, he studied Quantum Physics at Princeton University, studying under such physics greats as Albert Einstein, Wolfgang Pauli and John von Neumann. He received his doctorate in Physics from Princeton in 1942. Fearing that Adolph Hitler would develop an atomic bomb before the allies, he joined the Manhattan Project, and was quickly selected to head its theoretical division. After the war, Feynman was appointed Professor of Theoretical Physics at Cornell University, and in 1950 transferred to California Institute of Technology (Cal tech). Developing his interest in Quantum Mechanics, he developed diagrams using graphical analogues of the mathematical expressions describing the behavior of interacting particles. For this he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1965, which he shared with American Julian Schwinger and Sin-Itiro Tomonaga of Japan. In early 1979, his health deteriorated, and stomach cancer was detected. After it was successfully operated upon, he became a lecturer and wrote several books. In 1986, he was made a member of the committee to investigate the cause of the space shuttle "USS Challenger" explosion, a task made more difficult by the return of his cancer, this time to his abdomen, and he discovered the fatal flaw of the Challenger O-Rings. He died in early 1988 in Los Angeles, California. Perhaps his most important contribution was his insistence to his students that science must match reality.
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So Close: Jessica Biel Got Tangled In Extra Fabric On Her Way Out The Door
Let's start with the good: Jessica Biel's subtle, glowy makeup at the NYC "Total Recall" premiere is gorgeous and ethereal, her hair is as close to perfection as it can get with the distracting fringe, love the reptile pumps, and that ring must have cost a grand heap of "Sexy Back" royalties. This look almost — almost — gets it so right, but she had to go and make a goddamn travesty of a lovely dress by throwing on an inexplicable matching lace cape! Whyyyyy, Jessica? Did JT insist? Are you taking a page out of Natalie's book and getting married beneath a chuppah directly after the premiere, which would explain the need for covered shoulders? Were you just cold? How cold? Was Colin Farrell cold, too? Do tell.


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Selling over a million copies in the three weeks since its late-November release, Mass Effect, developed here by BioWare Corp, puts players in the role of interstellar agent Commander Shepard and takes them on a galaxy-spanning sci-fi adventure. And the only thing the denizens of the Mass Effect universe like to do more than conduct forbidden experiments and shoot at you is talk: the game features tens of thousands of lines' worth of recorded dialogue. That's a lot of work for a lot of actors.
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14, 2003 -- WASHINGTON - Weasel so-called allies France and Germany will
hear fresh evidence today of Iraqi stonewalling, at an 11th-hour showdown
with the United States in the U.N. Security Council.
With the United Nations set to decide whether to impose the "serious consequences" it threatened in a unanimous vote last year, President Bush yesterday bluntly challenged France and Germany to get some "backbone."
"The decision is this for the United Nations: When you say something, does it mean anything?" Bush told troops yesterday at the Mayport Naval Station in Jacksonville, Fla.
"I'm optimistic that free nations will show backbone and courage in the face of true threats to peace and freedom," added the president, who sported a military jacket and spoke flanked by rows of sailors in crisp uniforms.
Bush stressed that America must protect the world "from these thugs" but U.S. troops won't have to go it alone even if the United Nations balks since there are plenty of "friends and allies" who agree that Saddam must be stopped.
If it comes to war, "America will act deliberately, America will act decisively and America will act victoriously with the world's greatest military," he vowed to the cheering troops.
Chief weapons inspectors Hans Blix and Mohamed ElBaradei today are expected to report that Iraq has longer-range missiles that explicitly violate the 93-mile U.N. limit aimed at keeping Saddam from attacking his neighbors.
ElBaradei said yesterday that he will ask for more time for inspections to continue.
Blix gave a surprisingly tough report on Jan. 27 and has since spoken of only limited progress and no real sign Iraq will disarm. The big question is how tough he'll be today.
France and Germany insist there's not enough to justify war - not the missiles, nor Saddam's failure to account for tons of lethal VX nerve gas and 25,000 liters of anthrax, as well as a host of other mass-murder weapons.
Powell and other foreign ministers will be at the Security Council for the huddle that could begin the countdown to war - and Powell has vowed to confront the reluctant French and Germans.
"The question I will put to them is, 'Why more inspections? And how much more time? Or are you just delaying for the sake of delaying in order to get Saddam off the hook and no disarmament?' That's a challenge I will put them," Powell told Congress.
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It was the best of times, it was the worst of times: Gareth Campesinos and his Los Campesinos! bandmates are embarking on their most ambitious U.S. tour to date and they have a new record in the can (due early 2010). So what could be bringing them down (besides the girl problems and thoughts of death that always get Gareth down in song)? These gigs are their last with keyboardist-vocalist Aleks Campesinos, who's returning to Cardiff University to complete her medical degree. Prior to tonight's show at Emo's, The A.V. Club spoke to Gareth about losing his female vocal foil, the new record's deadly and sexy subject matter, and his semi-embarrassing reading habits.
The A.V. Club: Did you ever think Aleks might give up academia for rock 'n' roll?
Gareth Campesinos: It's not the sort of thing you say and then change your mind. I've got a lot of respect for Aleks for making this decision, because it's tough and I'm sure there will be times where she regrets it, but what she's doing is something that she has a lot of passion for, and I know that she's supremely wasted in our mess-around of a band.
AVC: You studied modern history and politics at Cardiff—ever tempted to further your studies in those areas?
GC: No, no. At university, I was taught to memorize things, rather than to think for myself and to create, and I studied the wrong thing. I think there was nothing like studying it to take my passion away. When the band stops being a band, which is inevitable, then perhaps I'll reconsider. I wouldn't mind being an English teacher, so that's always a possibility.
AVC: Can you tell us about the person who's going to join the band to take over for Aleks?
GC: Quite simply, no. We know who the person is, and we've known for a while, and it should be a smooth transition—and it wouldn't mean anything to anyone if I say who it was. They feature briefly on the record that we've just made. It's an awkward situation where we have to be sensitive to our own feelings, to Aleks' feelings, to the person coming in's feelings, and to the feelings of the fans.
AVC: When writing songs in the past, did you ever think about singing them with anyone other than Aleks?
GC: When we found out that Aleks was definitely leaving, it got me to stop and think about things a little, because it's a change that's going to affect the band and how the songs sound live, but I think we soon realized that thinking about that would only be to the detriment of the songs we were writing—there's no point in second-guessing ourselves and wondering how it was going to change when the new person was in. We made the best record that we are capable of with Los Campesinos! at the moment.
AVC: Does the new record have a title? Can you reveal it?
GC: If it did, I wouldn't be allowed to. [Laughs.] We might have a title, and I do like it. Everybody else likes it a lot, and it's a case of me losing any sense of perspective. Coming up with track listings in the past month since we've finished it, I've had no clue, because the songs are so ingrained in my head that I don't know what order they sound good in anymore. So I'm leaving that to other people.
AVC: Can you reveal any of the song titles?
GC: There's "Too Many Flesh Suppers," one called "Straight In At 101"—I'm not sure if it should be pronounced "Straight In At One Oh One" or "Straight In A One Hundred And One" yet. A song called "This Is A Flag, There Is No Wind." That's three, that should tide people over.
AVC: You told Pitchfork that the record is about "death and shagging"—how much of those two subjects should we expect?
GC: There might not be a single song on the record that doesn't have at least implied death or shagging, but there's a lot of football in it as well. It's largely downbeat, lyrically, and it's all doomed love affairs, depression, the destruction of the human body. These are the things that keep me awake at night. Or in the case of the shagging, the things that don't keep me awake at night. [Laughs.] It's all very morbid, but it's not as heavy listening as that might suggest.
AVC: Your songs often have a literary bent—"Flesh Suppers" is a reference to the novelist B.S. Johnson. Read any good books lately?
GC: This isn't cool at all—I love reading, and there are novelists that I love and never fail me, but when it comes to new novelists, I'm always too scared to invest my time in a 500-page-long book. But the one thing I know I can rely on is footballers' autobiographies. [Laughs.] Being in a band is all well and good, but I could be playing at Wembley Stadium to 700,000 people singing along to every word of our songs, and I'll be thinking "Damn, I wish I was playing football on this pitch."


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