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There are stories being circulated on how Rafa's wife and two daughters had an awful lot to do with getting Rafa Benitez to stay on at Newcastle United.
Rafa's wife Maria de Montserrat and their two daughters Claudia and Agata Benitez have been imploring Rafa to stay on Tyneside, when it was very obvious to them that the people of Newcastle simply loved him.
The two girls were at the Liverpool – Newcastle game on 23rd April when we went 2-0 down but then made that fantastic second half come-back to draw that game 2-2 = and the Geordie fans at the game were in full song throughout the 90 minutes.
Rafa Benitez last night – family urged him to stay at Newcastle
Rafa's name was sung from the rafters and the passion shown for their Dad by the Geordie fans shocked the two daughters so much that back home in the Wirral that Saturday night they said this to Rafa:
"Dad, you cannot leave these people," "They love you. You have to stay."
And then the Chronicle got involved and did their civic duty in great style – by getting over 28,000 fans to sign a petition to implore Rafa not to leave the club.
On the final day of the season, the sell-out 52,00 fans sang Rafa's name throughout the game and there were placards pleading with Rafa not to leave Newcastle.
The Benitez family just couldn't believe what was happening on that last day of the season as it looked like we had just won the Premier League.
When you look back at that game and the mood of the crowd and also the way our lads played – who would have thought we had just been relegated?
Newcastle took Tottenham apart 5-1 in that game and scored three goals in the final 20 minutes when we were down to 10 men – and it was in front of a watching Mike Ashley – the only game he has attended this year.
Mike met with Rafa and Lee Charnley that night in the boardroom at St. James' Park for almost three hours – and Ashley told Rafa he was willing to completely scrap the way he had run the club for nine years – if Rafa would stay.
Ashley agreed to everything Rafa asked him for, including big transfer funds for this summer and next January and the promise that he could keep any player or players he wanted to keep for next season.
Rafa then asked that all of the agreements be written down in a legal document.
Rafa's wife and daughters – coming from a more emotional viewpoint – implored Rafa to stay on at Newcastle where he was so loved and would be happy working at Newcastle – where everybody already revered him and were as football-mad as he was.
And Newcastle was also just a short one hour helicopter ride back to the family home.
And so one of the most astonishing management signings in Newcastle's long history has been completed and the fans are still in shock.
But also delighted and inspired that Rafa has shown complete faith in the City, the club and the fans – at a time when we needed it most following another relegation and maybe our worst seasons ever in the Premier League.
This is how Rafa tried to explain some of this last night:
"The first thing for me was the fans, the stature of the club and the future. Also my family is in England and I wanted to stay here."
"Maybe it's because I'm older that I'm more emotional now," "But after the last game against Spurs it would have been very difficult to walk away. It was amazing. I want to repay the fans." "We need to be back where we belong."
"I have the reputation, I've won trophies,'"But I need a project now." "The time is right for me to have a challenge, a project."
"We will have to work hard and prepare for every game like it's a cup final, but I have a passion for coaching and I'm quite excited about the Championship."
"Some players have already told me they are quite happy to stay next season because they can see the size of the club and that next year can be a great year if we get promoted."
Not only is it just unbelievable that Rafa has agreed to stay, but along the way he has also shown he's an honorable man.
It's not going too far to say that Rafa has the ability, character and temperament to be one of the greatest managers Newcastle have ever had in their long and glorious history.
That's what awaits the Newcastle fans and why we are all so ecstatic.
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Those of you who keep up with my increasingly irregular diatribes on the House of Paincakes have no doubt bewailed and bemoaned the recent loss of my RPG mojo (and if you haven't, I don't wish to hear about it, so could you just feign a spot of bewailing and bemoaning for the sake of appearances? ta very).
The good news is, I've found it again, down the back of a sofa in Wolverhampton. Over half term, the Dark Ages Vampire game received a monumental boot up the arse as I finally got to run a proper RP session of some eight hours. With all respect to the in-house group, whose preferences are clear, valid and informed, two and a half hours of intermittent play is not as rewarding as eight hours of sustained play, and that's an end to it. The Dark Ages game is everything that I think a good game should be – by turns moving, hilarious, wildly improvised by the minute but excruciatingly planned in the grand scale.
It feels like something of a professional failure to admit this, but it might be that I'm burned out less on RPGs than I am on introducing people to them; maybe there is such a thing as too much teaching, and maybe doubling up on andragogy at home and at work is a nasty case of making my hobby into my job. After all, I oblige myself to teach people things for four days a week, and it's not outside the realms of possibility that what I do on the other three should constitute a break from that.
James S, who is usually right about these things, suggested that maybe there's an incompatibility between the kind of RPGin' that I find rewarding, which is borne out of years upon years of playing and thinking about these games, and the kind of RPGin' that works as a demonstration to people who've come to the practice later in life. Given that my other voyage into RPG-town, a short session of Pathfinder based on the Histhaven module I still have sitting around from Free RPG Day last year, was an over-planned stall-fest which didn't really serve as a worthy demonstration of the hobby to any of the nabs involved, I think he might be right. While this does make me feel a little disappointed in myself, and wonder how Hark managed to get into playing – maybe it's because she was the only novice in an otherwise experienced group, and there's a critical mass of new players that makes the kind of game I run a little awkward – I'm not entirely sure that I care all that much, since… well, this is supposed to be not-work, after all, and though I do take a lot of what I know about stuff (including teaching) and apply it to the RPG experience (and vice versa), I'm starting to wonder if it really has to be my job to sell this thing I do to new people.
So, that's one place that I've found my mojo. The other place is in the shiny new toy I bought myself after I paid off my MA loan and fried my desktop in the same week. I've bought myself a shiny new laptop and, despite an initial compulsion to dub it simply 'the Beast', she's proven too pretty for that so I've named her Morrigan.
15.6″ Genesis IV:
Intel i7 Quad-Core Processor (2.40 GHz)
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and a cooling stand.
In a triumph of Frugalism, she was specced out through comparison with what Alienware are currently hocking and then, at the sage counsel of some learned colleagues, actually built (to a slightly higher spec) for about two thirds of the price by PC Specialist, who I am recommending to all my friends, as well as the wastrels who read my blog.
The long and the short of it all is that for the last few weeks I've had a computer which can a) reliably connect to the Internet and b) run WoW very comfortably indeed, while doing a good deal of other stuff in the background. This has meant I have plunged myself into those Mists of Pandaria that there's been all the talk about, and the thing is, stop me if this sounds utterly barking, it's been… fun. Fun in a way that the last expansion utterly failed to be after a few hours in the beta test.
One of the people with whom I conduct guild business has suggested that Cataclysm stalled so badly in part because Deathwing just wasn't that interesting, especially not after we'd just toppled an adversary who some of us had been engaged with for over a decade and actually remembered enabling the ascendancy of; partly because the attempt to accelerate Horde vs. Alliance conflict jarred with the "world is in peril and we must unite to save it" storyline; and partly, crucially, because not much changed about the way players actually interacted with the game.
Well, Pandaria has definitely changed a few things, like gutting the whole micromanagement of talents thing and, in general, ensuring that the three specialisations available to each class actually play differently from one another. In some cases, like the Paladin or the Druid or the Monk, this is pretty easy, as they're all hybridised for the three classic MMO roles; in some, like the Shaman, there's a distinction between melee damage, ranged damage and some other role. In some, like my preferred Rogue and Warlock (why yes, I like to PvP, I'm glad you noticed), the challenge has been to make three different flavours of melee or ranged damage dealer.
They've done a sterling job of it, those Blizzard people. I've never been into Destruction Warlocking, I always thought it looked too much like playing a Mage, but man, Affliction and Demonology have never felt so different, nor so flexible. I have an Affliction build that runs on instant-cast fear spells and souped-up pets, and a Demonology build that actually doesn't require me to summon a pet for more than a few seconds every hour and encourages me to close the distance, bung some auras up and start hitting things and throwing them around and dropping meteors on them. It's hilarious. It's different. It works, and I don't feel like an idiot for trying it because there aren't any obvious must-do-this routes into playing the classes. I don't know if part of that isn't quitting the raid guild and going back to just playing things how I want to, it might well be, but the change is there and it is real and it is fun.
On that topic of playstyles, the arrival of a whole new continent where the developers have actually thought that preserving some empty space with interactable objects for people to RP in and providing a story with some controversial elements for people to react to has, shockingly, invigorated the old RP scene a bit. People are starting to trickle back from Star Wars: TOR and Guild Wars II and all those other things they buggered off to do when Cataclysm got boring, and there's stuff for them to do and stuff that makes them want to do it and spaces to do stuff in and basically, it's all looking like fun again.
And I never have to run things. That's a big part of the appeal. That I am quite willing to put my feet up and participate as a player is making the WoW-RP invaluable in getting my proper-RP head together, and it's showing in a resurgence of that capacity to think deeply about the games that I actually enjoy, put a lot into them and get a lot out of them.
It's a shame that the Backswords and Bucklers didn't really take off, or turn out all that fulfilling, but it's taught me a lesson that I'd like to share with you all. It doesn't matter what the Internet cool kids are playing. It doesn't matter how much you appreciate the distinctions between story gaming and the old school renaissance and the different gaming experiences offered by each one. 'Your game' will always be the one which, intellectual engagement aside, you give enough of a crap about to play, and actually enjoy playing.
With that in mind, I'm off to blow shit up with my Warlock, and I'm running some Vampire on Sunday.

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The fact that literacy is a priority for public libraries is not unique. However a new approach the Waukegan Public Library is taking to target the youngest members of its community is. The library is moving beyond the traditional library and books format to create a "Sesame Street" style museum.
"If you are not prepared for kindergarten, you are already behind," says Elizabeth Sterns, assistant director of Community Services for the Waukegan Public Library. "Sesame Street was designed to have the child interact … counting out loud, saying colors. We want to have that same kind of stimulus but in a physical form." If children, or their parents, aren't able to read they miss out on the advantages of a traditional library, she adds.
The Waukegan Public Library Early Learning Center will be 2,200 square feet of interactive environments ranging from a pretend play theater that focuses on language and listening to a Science and Math area that targets higher level early literacy concepts such as adding and counting. There are also plans for infant areas, music, arts and crafts and nature centers. The permanent centers will be supplemented by special exhibits.
The library staff took field trips to visit other libraries and children's museums, eventually settling on a design based on the concept at the Kohl Children's Museum.
"When we visited (it) we said, 'Look at the energy here. Look at how enthusiastic the children are and they're learning.' This is the kind of thing we want to tap into," Stearns says. A difference is that this will be a public facility, open free of charge.
A recent study by United Way showed that less than half of the children in the Waukegan area are attending preschool. Stearns believes this center, open in the evenings, weekends and in the summer, can help fill that void and provide area preschoolers with some of the skills needed to succeed in kindergarten. The library is working with Waukegan Community Unit District 60 to help provide a curriculum designed to support these goals.
The Early Learning Center is set to open by Sept. 1.
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Sauvignon Blanc–Poached Pears with Spicy Pepitas
Poach pears in a syrup made with white wine, vanilla bean, and cinnamon; then serve them with dollops of creamy mascarpone cheese and a sprinkle of crunchy pumpkin seeds.
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Red Pear Salad with Lemon Parmesan Dressing
Imagine a cheese plate in salad form: sweet Red d'Anjou pears team up with sharp, nutty parmesan. Though the red pears add a pop of color, green ones work well too. Save any extra dressing as a dip for raw vegetables or to slather on bread.
Victor Protasio
Braised Short Ribs with Pear, Ginger, and Star Anise
This Chinese-inspired take on short ribs gets its freshness from Bosc pears cooked in the sauce, plus more pears on top in a raw relish. If you have time, cook the recipe a day ahead. The flavors will be deeper, and you can more easily lift the fat from the sauce.
Recipe: Braised Short Ribs with Pear, Ginger, and Star Anise
Victor Protasio
Comice Pear Clafoutis
Somewhere between a custard and a pancake, you'll find clafoutis. This version of the classic French dessert, made with slightly floral Comice pears, is best when the stem end of the pears yields slightly to the touch, signaling that the fruit is flavorful but neither hard nor squishy.
Recipe: Comice Pear Clafoutis
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Fall Greens and Pear Salad
The rich cheese and ginger-apple cider dressing unites the fruit with the greens.
Recipe: Fall Greens and Pear Salad
Photo by Leigh Beisch
Caramelized Pear and Sage Crostini
Sweet pears and sharp blue cheese create an exciting yet homey appetizer. Serve them with sparkling wine, or a slightly sweet white wine.
Photography by Leigh Beisch
Asian Pear, Fennel, and Walnut Salad
This pretty mix of fall favorites, sweet Asian pears, crisp fennel, and crunchy walnuts, is a perfect salad for special occasions.
Photography by Rachel Weill; styling by Dan Becker
Rustic Pear Tarts with Crème Fraiche
Fresh pears and purchased puff pastry add up to an incredibly easy seasonal dessert.
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Pear Cranberry Crisps
Juicy pears take the place of apples in this twist on the apple cranberry crisp. Bake them in individual dishes for an especially pretty presentation.
Recipe: Pear Cranberry Crisps
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Pear and Ginger Upside-Down Cake
Brown sugar glazed pears top moist ginger cake in this fall-inspired twist on the classic pineapple upside-down cake.
Recipe: Pear and Ginger Upside-Down Cake
Photography by Leigh Beisch; food styling by Dan Becker
Asian Pear Salad with Pecans
This salad is all about bold contrasts: crisp pears and pecans with tender frisée, and maple syrup with sharp blue cheese.
Recipe: Asian Pear Salad with Pecans
Photography by Annabelle Breakey
Gingerbread Pear Trifle
A spicy, molasses-rich gingerbread is the base of a wonderfully festive dessert.
Recipe: Gingerbread Pear Trifle
Photography by James Baigrie; styling by Karen Shinto
Caramelized Pears with Toasted Hazelnuts and Chocolate Sorbet
These golden-brown pears make a stunning finale, and they can be made well ahead of time. Chocolate sorbet adds a deep, rich flavor note.
Recipe: Caramelized Pears with Toasted Hazelnuts and Chocolate Sorbet
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Upside-down Sour Cream Coffee Cake with Sherry-roasted Pears
This old-fashioned, moist cake, jazzed up with vanilla bean and roasted pears, takes on even more flavor if you start the pears a day ahead so they can steep in their syrup.
Recipe: Upside-down Sour Cream Coffee Cake with Sherry-roasted Pears
Photo by Annabelle Breakey; styling by Karen Shinto
Blue Cheese and Pear Tart
We cut this tart up into small pieces for an elegant appetizer, but you could also slice it into large wedges and serve it with a green salad for a light meal.
Recipe: Blue Cheese and Pear Tart
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Gorgonzola-Stuffed Pork Chops with Pears
Here's a recipe to add to your go-to list: easy enough to pull off for a Tuesday night dinner but special enough to serve to guests.
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Candied Pecan, Pear, and Spinach Salad
Sometimes combining three simple ingredients is all that is needed to create something spectacular, and this recipe is the perfect example.
Photo by Iain Bagwell
Pear Punch Sparkler
This fizzy and fruity cocktail uses pears in three ways.
Recipe: Pear Punch Sparkler
Photography by Monica Buck
Poached Pear, Macadamia, and Spinach Salad with Goat Cheese
This fall salad is bursting with color and flavor from sweet poached pears, crunchy macadamia nuts, creamy goat cheese, and jewel-colored pomegranate seeds--very impressive.
Recipe: Poached Pear, Macadamia, and Spinach Salad with Goat Cheese
Photo by Leo Gong
Spinach, Pear, and Pancetta Salad
Crisp pancetta and juicy pears make this salad special enough to be holiday-worthy.
Photo by Leigh Beisch
Braised Pork with Pears and Chiles
The gentle heat of the dried chiles is highlighted by the sweet pears, which become soft and a bit savory while cooking in the pork juices. With a side of greens, this is one of our favorite fall dinners.
Photo by Leigh Beisch
Pear Upside-Down Cake
A rich flavor and soft crumb made this cake a favorite in our test kitchen.
Recipe: Pear Upside-Down Cake
Photo by Leigh Beisch
Pear Sorbet
Light and refreshing, this sorbet is a delightful way to end a heavy meal. If you want to serve sparkling wine with the sorbet, choose one that's sweeter than the one in the sorbet.
Recipe: Pear Sorbet
Photo by Minh+Wass
Caramelized Rosemary Pears
These pears aren't too sweet, and have subtle notes of black pepper and rosemary.
Recipe: Caramelized Rosemary Pears
Photo by Annabelle Breakey
Roasted Cranberry Pear Relish
This fresh holiday side is a nice alternative to cranberry sauce, packing in added seasonal flavor.
Recipe: Roasted Cranberry Pear Relish
Photo by Annabelle Breakey
Pear Ginger Crisp with Crumbly Streusel
In this sensational seasonal dessert, prebaking the topping adds crispness.
Photo by Annabelle Breakey
Asian Pear, Persimmon, and Almond Salad
A mix of chartreuse and bronze lettuces--if you can find them--really sets off the fruits' fall colors.
Photo by Annabelle Breakey
Spinach Pomegranate Salad with Pears and Hazelnuts
Pears and pomegranate seeds and juice flavor this tasty fall starter.
Photo by Leo Gong
Red Wine Poached Pears
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Diana Degarmo, Composer and lyricist Alan Scott, recently seen at Birdland in Manhattan, offers two concerts on the West Coast this week.
On October 24, Alan returns to Los Angeles to Barre. The performance characteristics of the 8 pm Diana DeGarmo, Todrick Hall, Kate Pazakis, Angel Reda, Morgan Karr, Von Smith and Jessica Keenan Wynn. The October 29 game room Alan San Francisco at Hotel Nikko Rrazz at 3 pm. The evening concert with special guests Kristoffer Cusick (Wicked), Molly Bell and Anna Ty Bergman, will include songs and stories of three of Alan critically acclaimed albums and songs never before heard of his musical home. (To visit http://therrazzroom.com/Events.html entries.)
Scott Alan wrote the book, music and lyrics for the musical diversion, which was seen in Los Angeles. His current projects include plays, which was presented at the 2003 Palo Alto TheatreWorks festival, 2005 festival and the Festival 2007 NAMT new musical theater in the village, and the song cycle in the heat of the matrix. It also produces the monthly Monday night concert of new voices in the duplex. More recently, the recording of Alan, "What I want to be when I grow up" is now available on CDbaby.com, Amazon.com and iTunes. "What I want to be when I grow up" is Alan's first recording studio, "Dreaming Wide Awake" and "Keys". Start your new musical is aiming for a Broadway debut in 2012.
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Three major factors have contributed to the UAE club side sweeping the board in domestic rugby this season, writes Paul Radley.
Fire in these Jebel Ali Dragons' bellies
When the Jebel Ali Dragons confirmed their status as the pre-eminent rugby club in West Asia by winning in Abu Dhabi on Friday, it embossed a season of triumph that has been a long time coming.
For some years now, the club has been saturated in talent. Yet when the time came to deliver they had developed an unhappy habit of missing the postbox.
After three near misses last season, the 20-year-old club's glory years were beginning to feel sepia tinted.
There are three main reasons why that changed and the Dragons have managed to leapfrog their rivals this time around.
You know a Dragon when you see one. Usually they are wearing a club issue blue Hawaiian shirt and they are probably on the road to or from Barasti in Dubai.
If it is big match day, they are guaranteed to be making a racket. At the past two Gulf League finals of the Dubai Sevens, their club have swamped the area immediately surrounding the tunnel from where the players run out.
The other 45,000 people singing Neil Diamond numbers have had nothing on their renditions of "I would rather be a Dragon than a Quin," to the tune of She'll be Coming Round the Mountain.
It was no surprise the Dragons supporters owned the hill at Zayed Sports City on Friday. Most of them had made the trip down the coast road on the fun bus hired for the day.
When their side were 15-3 down in the final against the Harlequins, they did their part in raising the players.
There is a reason the Dragons have such a strong identity. Of the Dubai rugby sides, Jebel Ali were the first to find a home to call their own after all clubs were forced to relocate to The Sevens when the old Dubai Exiles ground in Al Awir was bulldozed.
So the floodlights are a little dull, the changing rooms are portable cabins and the grass is not as nice as at The Sevens or Zayed Sports City (although it is not far behind). It is theirs, and that makes it perfect.
The Dubai Hurricanes, who had been the dominant force on the city's rugby scene in recent years, built their golden years on a recruitment policy which usually kicked into gear on a Friday night in Barasti.
"We just go up to the biggest bloke in there and ask him if he plays rugby," Chris Gregory, the highly successful Hurricanes captain, once joked. There was more than a grain of truth in it.
The Dragons have adopted a slightly more scientific method, though, and it reaped immediate benefits this season.
Having a captain as driven for success as Paul Hart helps. Doubly so when his day job is in recruitment.
Last summer, the club's leading players were implored to exhaust their contacts books to see if any talented players they knew in their home countries were considering a fresh start in pastures new.
Hart took an active role in finding employment for a number of new players this season, and the results spoke for themselves on the field.
"The plan was always to win everything and we always thought we could because of the recruitment and the infrastructure of the club," Hart said.
Sir David Brailsford and Chris Boardman, two of the masterminds behind Great Britain's dominance of Olympic cycling, have an amused disregard for those who doubt their methods.
Many has been the time when rival nations have questioned the validity of the GB monopoly, given that their cyclists regularly perform poorly in minor competitions.
So humoured were Britain's brains trust by criticism emanating from across the Channel during last summer's London Games, they told their French doubters the wheels they used were rounder than theirs.
Cobblers, of course. Just a ruse to put their rivals off the scent of their real method for reaching excellence – namely tapering their work to peak when it matters most.
After years of doing the complete opposite in UAE rugby, the Dragons managed to get the hang of peaking this season.
While the Harlequins had a perfect record of 14 wins from the league matches for which they took to the field in the XVs format in 2012/13, Dragons were down at 10 won and four lost.
The Quins won the two games they played in regular season matches – yet the Dragons beat them in all three finals played between the two sides.
"It is not sour grapes because we lost those games and Quins won the Gulf Top Six league but ultimately nobody remembers those league games, it is all about finals," Hart said. "We have belief in what we do."
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Held in Carson on April 23, this year's banquet hosted a record 750 people. As it has annually for 16 years, the event began with a three-hour afternoon show, now presented by Hagerty. Forty-five bikes were entered, from a 1914 Flanders to a 1964 Kawasaki Pet 50 (possibly the oldest Kawasaki in America) and a 2015 Gurney Alligator – over 100 years of history in all. Four prestigious trophies were awarded:
Early Years of Motocross Museum founder Tom White, who is also a TrailBlazers director, has organized the bike show for the last dozen years. "The range of bikes was all over the place this year, and their condition ranged from basically 'neglected for 50 years' to 99-point restorations," he says. "More and more though, we are falling in love with absolutely original machines, and the value of those machines is rising quicker than bikes that are restored."
The highlight of the banquet, as always, was the presentation of a new group of TrailBlazers honorees. Nine TrailBlazers Hall of Fame Inductees were recognized this year, including Rainey, speedway racer Mike Bast, flat-track racer Dan Haaby, and Harley-Davidson factory tuner Steve Storz. "There is not a gathering of significant motorcyclists in the world that begins to compare to this," White notes.
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If you're just now joining us on the topic of Spooks, here is a brief synopsis of the comic: "The series spotlights the Department of Supernatural Defense, a branch of the military that 'recruits, arms, and deploys specially trained forces based within the nation's borders in support of national security…to keep the country free of supernatural enemies, whether their origins are domestic, international, or otherworldly.' This first limited series reveals a plot by supernatural terrorist groups to enter the United States covertly and launch a nationwide assault."
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The Europa League has defined Newcastle United's campaign. It has accounted for their underperformance in the Premier League, exposed the limitations of their squad and explained their January recruitment drive. It has threatened to break their season.
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They host Anzhi Makhachkala tonight aiming to claim a victory over the world's richest club.
The hard work has been done, Newcastle securing a goalless draw with an obdurate performance in last week's uneventful first leg.
As much as the presence of the £30 million (Dh164.9m) midfielder Willian, who limped off, or the triple Champions League winner Samuel Eto'o in the Russians' ranks, it was the journey to Moscow and the subzero temperatures that rendered it an achievement.
Now regular travellers, who went still farther to face Metalist Kharkiv in the previous round, they are on the brink of completing a voyage into a first European quarter-final for eight years.
Having gone via Greece, Portugal, Belgium, France, Ukraine and Russia, Newcastle have taken the long route, but there is no short way. The Europa League is a test of clubs' endurance and adaptability.
Few dominate it from start to finish. Instead, as Newcastle manager Alan Pardew has done, they look to progress with mix-and-match line-ups.
Youngsters, squad players, men who are suspended for domestic duty: all are involved. And then, when an opportunity presents itself, they parachute in those who have been spared the most gruelling trips to far-flung locations.
Some get knocked out of Europe to concentrate on all things English. Newcastle's Premier League status was endangered as a result of their continental exertions.
Last season's surprise package were this year's unexpected strugglers, the extra workload producing the conclusion that while Pardew had a strong starting 11, when it was disrupted by injuries and exhaustion, some of the alternatives were inadequate.
And so summer deals were accelerated. While Anzhi were spending £30m - and immense wages - on Willian alone, Pardew paid £18m in January for Mathieu Debuchy, Yoan Gouffran, Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa, Massadio Haidara and Moussa Sissoko.
The first two of the French invasion are ineligible in Europe. The other three played 90 minutes in Moscow and should be involved again tonight.
But so should Papiss Cisse and Jonas Gutierrez, spared 36 hours in Moscow, and Cheik Tiote and Steven Taylor, required only as substitutes. Newcastle's has been a season of shifting priorities and, as Cisse's last-minute goal against Stoke City on Sunday clinched their fourth win in six league games, Europe can take precedence.
With 33 points, they are almost safe. With progress, they would bring comparisons with Newcastle's recent golden age; in 2004, Sir Bobby Robson's team were semi-finalists, denied a trophy by Didier Drogba and Marseille.
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This essay is the introduction to George Jonas's posthumous Selected Poems: 1967-2011, which is in bookstores now.
George Jonas – acerbic journalist, libertarian political commentator, mordant crime writer, risk-taking radio and television producer, forger of witty epigrams, erudite multilingual reader, motorcycle enthusiast, indiscreet raconteur, wearer of black leather garments, loyal friend to his friends, loyal annoyance to his enemies – this George Jonas, who has worn many guises and played many parts, began, in my own life, as a poet.
This was in the Sixties. Faced with the plummeting of reliable sales of Hamlet as high schools moved away from the set curriculum, Jack McClelland of McClelland & Stewart had begun his policy of aggressively publishing Canadian authors. Meanwhile, younger writers – most but not all of them poets – were sensing a dearth of opportunity for their literary works, and were forming new companies: Coach House Press, Talonbooks, and House of Anansi among them.
Anansi put out its initial list in 1967. Among its titles were a reprinting of my own first book, The Circle Game, and George Jonas's first collection, The Absolute Smile. So I knew George in the way poets knew one another then: We published in the same small literary magazines, we collected in the whirls and eddies around the public poetry readings that had sprung up here and there, we helped edit one another's books, and we read one another avidly: a new poetry collection was an event among us.
I seem to have known George by letter even before I met him in person. (We wrote paper letters then, depositing them in mailboxes, with stamps on the envelopes.) The contact was made through Dennis Lee, a mutual friend and poet and soon to be the co-founder of Anansi. It was George who suggested that I submit work to Kayak, a poetry journal operating out of Santa Barbara, not then the upscale address it has become. Sure enough, there is Kayak, listed on the Acknowledgements pages of each of our books.
Then I myself got sucked into the vortex of Anansi, becoming at first an unofficial poetry editor, then an official one as well as a board member.
And so it was that I met George. It must have been around 1969; miniskirts were still with us. George was already sporting the tinted glasses that remained his trademark; he was smoking some recherché kind of cigarette; he had a thin tie, being, not then and not ever, a person who went in for hippie deshabille. What an elegant figure he cut! He would have been right at home in the fin de siècle of Whistler and Wilde, in the 18th century of Pope and Swift, and possibly among the steampunkers of today. But not, for instance, among the romantics of the Keatsean variety: not for him the dreaminess, the open shirt, the windblown cravat. His excesses were of a different kind. Byron would be a fitter comparison: the combination of world-weariness, edged quips, and dollops of here-today gone-tomorrow sex, plus the odd tender love lyric – that was closer to the Jonas style. Some years later, George was on a writerly junket in the Northwest, and was boarding a plane; one of the writers commented of his fellow passengers that these were not the people he would choose to die among. Came the Jonas drawl: "When it comes to dying, it doesn't much matter who you do it with."
George was not exactly of his time, or rather the time in which I met him. He was older than my cohort of young poets, having been born in 1935, as opposed to our 1939, 1940, and 1941. He was extra-sophisticated: Not only was he European, with the advantage that conferred in those days before "Eurotrash" had become a term, but he had escaped from Hungary during the 1956 uprising – an uprising that had occurred while I was still in high school, and that had made a deep impression on me. How daring! Such an escape granted him extra points, and the right to be amused by the naiveté of innocent Canadians like myself. I was later to meet other members of the Hungarian diaspora who had made it to Canada and distinguished themselves in the arts – Anna Porter, née Szigethy, who became a publisher of mine; John Kemeny, film producer; George Kaczender, film director – but George Jonas was my first. They all knew one another, and shared a certain kind of knowledge, and a certain kind of darkness.
So there was I, a naive, miniskirted Canadian, and there was George, amused. George was later to commission a teleplay by me. That was in the early 1970s. The play was called Grace Marks, and was the story of the double murder that took place in Richmond Hill in the 1840s described by Susanna Moodie in her second book, Roughing It in the Bush. This play would lead to my 1996 novel, Alias Grace. But none of this was known to us while George and I sat at an outdoor café on – as I recall – St. Clair Avenue.
At that moment I was somehow supposed to be editing George's second book of poetry, The Happy Hungry Man. I recognize the jacket copy I wrote for the back of the book: I was a dab hand at writing jacket copy in those days. "Jonas interrogates a contemporary life," I wrote. "What is real when a man has food and hence no belief in food? When he has shelter and hence cannot pursue it? … what is at stake in his recent poetry is our lives."
Not bad, as jacket copy. But I don't recall that I did much actual editing. George's work was already finished. In fact, it was already polished. I may have suggested something about the order of the poems, which form a quasi-autobiographical sequence (think Byron's Don Juan). But that was about all I did.
How fresh these early poems seem today! Direct, formally accomplished, restless, incisive; conscious of death and history and of the meaninglessness of much human activity, but conscious also of fleeting moments of pleasure, and not immune to love. These poems are devoid of self-pity even when they speak of it. Jonas spares no one and nothing, but especially not himself.
Wearing a braided tie,
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Jonas quips of himself in his poet persona. Those of us who have read his poems over the years – not to mention his other writing – don't believe him, however. He has had a great deal to say. And he has said it, always excellently.
This essay is the introduction to George Jonas's posthumous Selected Poems: 1967-2011, which is in bookstores now.
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According to one set of figures 4,280 pedestrians were killed and around 70,000 were injured in the United States in 2011. Pedestrians are defined as: any person on foot, walking, jogging, running or hiking. So obviously a good number of these stats have little correlation to runners. But the truth is running entails risk. This risk takes a lot of different forms, but obviously the most serious (and potentially fatal) is being hit by a car.
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Many people start their morning with a run or blow off steam after work with a brisk jog. This means large numbers of runners are active during the times of the day when the visibility is low or even outright dark. Now factor in winter time (where there sometimes seems to be no light at all during the day), and it's safe to say visibility is a key safety issue all runners must think about.
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The first place to start with safety is awareness. There's a temptation to plug in your headphones hit the road and zone out. But this is asking for trouble. The approach we recommend is assuming the cars never can see you. Therefor the accountability is on you to remain alert and safe. Coming hand-in-hand with this responsibility is the need to get something to illuminate yourself. Reflective vests or clothing are great, but why not get some proper lighting as well?
The way each runner approaches gearing up is unique to that person, which is why we've tried to cover as much variety as possible. You may even think about wearing a headlamp on your night time or early morning runs. But if you'd like to experience another light such as a handheld one or a vest what you'll see above is the best of what's out there.
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- Run against traffic
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- For women: carry pepper spray, of course rarely if ever necessary but a good precaution to take
- Run with a partner
- Try to make eye contact with drivers before making any moves
- Bring a cellphone in case of emergencies
- Run a familiar route
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- Automatically update ALT / TITLE tags for images according to your settings
- Replace any keywords or phrases on your site
- Define if the changes should be applied to all site / all post / specified category / all pages / specified URL
- Hyperlink any keywords or phrases on your site
- Exclude particular URLs so that changes are not applied there
- Bold, underline and italicise any keywords or phrases on your site
- Define how many times the keyword should be linked per page
- Add cloaked redirect links
- Manage tooltips throughout your site
- Automatically update / append tags for selected posts
- Show Related Posts Widget
- Add tooltips for any keywords having an advanced settings and visual editor
- Show Optimized Posts Widget