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New York Giants wideout Victor Cruz is a restricted free agent this offseason. Given the great measure of success (both on and off the field) that Cruz has seen in Blue, it's safe to assume that it's in the best interest of both parties to make sure No. 80 is a Giant in 2013. Although both sides have remained optimistic in negotiations, there have been some recent rumblings that suggest contract negotiations are not going as smoothly as anticipated.
Yesterday, Cruz broke the news that there has been no recent movement in contract talks. Today, Bob Hubbuch of the New York Post reports that although Giants owner John Mara wants to bring Cruz back, he thinks that Cruz's current demands are out of Big Blue's price range. Furthermore, Mara says it would "safe to assume" that the team would place a high tender on Cruz in free agency.
Placing a first-round tender on Cruz would virtually assure that he remains a Giant next season. Although he's a talented wide receiver, he proved this season that he's not a true No. 1 wide receiver. When he has Hakeem Nicks on the other side of him, the Giants are able to move Cruz around in various formations and get him favorable matchups. That's when you see him make big plays. Cruz disappeared at times in 2012, which significantly diminished his value on the free agent market. It would be nearly impossible for him to get the contract he wants from a team that also has to surrender a first-round pick to acquire him.
By giving Cruz a first-round tender, the team is in effect franchise tagging him without paying him an exorbitant salary equivalent to the average of the top-five wide receivers in the NFL. The Giants would get to keep him for an extra season, but he would hit free agency again after 2013 with the ability to sign anywhere he chooses. If the Giants have the cap room, they could franchise tag him then. However, logic suggests that Jerry Reese will have him locked into a deal by then.
The Giants are in no position to throw around cash this offseason. The projected $4.7 million salary cap deficit does not include the signing of any draft picks, nor does it include other necessary tasks like retaining Will Beatty or Kevin Boothe. Cruz can be a lethal weapon, but the Giants have to set a limit on how much they are willing to pay him. The team has young talent in Rueben Randle on the depth chart, so there is no reason to break the bank on a player who might be the third-best wideout on the team in 2014.
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Army Recruitment Rally in Telangana Districts
Hyderabad, 31 December 2013: Army Recruitment Rally for Telangana districts will be held from 17th to 25 January 2014 at Prakasham Stadium, Kothagudem, Khammam dist. Candidates need to come to venue with two pass port size photos and all original certificates.
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Hyderabad, December 20 : An army recruitment rally for the posts of various trades will be conducted from 2nd to 7th January 2012 by the Army Recruiting Branch, Trimulgherry, Secunderabad for Telangana districts in Kothagudem Khammam District..
Interested candidates should have to report for Screening along with educational documents and 8 passport size photographs at the venue i.e. Prakasham Stadium, Kothagudem, Singareni Collieries, Khamman District in the early morning on 2nd Jan 2012.
The army recruitment drive will be for the districts of Adilabad, Nizamabad, Karimnagar, Medak, Warangal, Rangareddy, Hyderabad, Nalgonda, Mahabubnagar and Khammam at Prakasham Stadium, Kothagudem, Singareni Collieries, Khamman District.
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A buy-to-let mortgage (also known as an investment mortgage) is designed for borrowers who want to let their property out to a third party (i.e. tenants).
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Eating Contest to Determine Pitcher at Tonight's Dodger Game
Baseball fans know that throwing the ceremonial first pitch at Dodger Stadium in an honor that requires strength and a level head; and tonight, it's an honor that also requires the ability to down 10 Dodger Dogs faster than anyone else in the venue. In honor of Free Dodger Dog Night, L.A. radio station Power 106 will host a hot dog eating contest starting at 6 p.m. in the stadium's Autograph Alley. The winner will join competition host/morning show personality Tatoo, as well as Dr. Arthur Bartner, leader of USC's marching band, in throwing out the first pitch before the game. This may seem odd, since conventional wisdom suggests that a "first pitch" can only be thrown once per game. But the same logic would call eating a bunch of hot dogs before exercise a "bad idea." So, for tonight, logic can shove it, with relish.
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DBS has found a new ally in its must-carry battle. C-SPAN, the government-affairs cable network, is urging a federal court to strike down a law taking effect in 2002 that requires direct-broadcast satellite operators to carry all local TV stations in markets where they carry any.
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Virtual tour panorama showing Plaza Mayor in Palma, Mallorca. This is one of the main squares in the Old Town, full of market stalls and very popular with tourists. Clearly visible on the Google map of Palma in Satellite view.
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Plaza Major - Palma de Mallorca visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Plaza Major' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Balearic Islands.
Plaza Mayor is the main square in the Old Town of Palma on Mallorca. Lying almost half way between the Parc de les Estación and Catedral de Palma de Mallorca, Plaza Mayor is a popular thoroughfare and tourist attraction, not least for the street entertainers and markets often found here. The square used to house the offices of the Inquisition, but today it is lined with galleries and cafes. As seen in this picture, Plaza Mayor can get quite busy at times.
Heading north from the square is Calle de San Miguel, which passes San Miguel church, built on the site of a former mosque. Calle Colom leads away south towards the Ajuntament de Palma de Mallorca buildings near Santa Eularia square, and on from there to the Cathedral.
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The Basques are the MOST unique genetic people in the entire world!
The Basques have the LONGEST THREAD OF CIVILIZATION IN THE ENTIRE WORLD!
The Basques are the MOST PURE FORM OF CRO-Magnon in the entire world!
The Basques have the OLDEST LANGUAGE IN The WORLD!
The Basques developed the FIRST high technology in the world...
They developed astronomical technology...such as the "Stone circle technology".....thousands of years before any other people!
The invented solar and lunar calculators thousands of years before any other race!
They invented the SAIL and harnessed wind power thousands of years before any other known people!
They invented the mirade of high technology needed to creat SEAWORTHY oceanic sailing ships.....tens of thousands of years before any other people!
It is now believed that they were the First HOMO-SAPIENS TO REACH THE "NEW WORLD"....AND THEY DIDNT JUST FOLLOW SOME GAME ACROSS AND ICE-SHEET........THEY BUILT SEAWORTHY SHIPS AND COLONIZED THE LANDS OF THE ATLANTIC OCEAN....from north Africa.......to the Canary Islands....to Storm swept Islands of Ireland, England...Orkney....ect...ectc...
They beat the Viking by a good......10,000-20,000 years on ALL ACOUNTS!!!.....(the Vikings were very surprised to find these pale skinned dark haired sailors living on nearly every remote island they ever found!.....the Vikings called these tough little sailors....the Vanir)
The Basques developed some of the OLDEST ART in the world....
ohh...and BTW...its not just some crude stick from art....the painted caves of the Basque country are examples of VERY HIGH CULTURE.....These painting capture the essence of MOVEMENT...a entire skill set not found in any known population until relatively modern times.....(like the great master painters of Europe and Asia...in the 1400's).....and yet these painting clearly hold their own in skill and mental technique......to these later masters!
****JUST COMPARE THE ANCIENT BASQUE CAVE PAINTING TO ...the very best of the EGYPTIANS ever managed.....its like putting Leonardo again a school kid with a number 2 pencil!!(LOL)
...ohhh...and just for the cherry...they were painted at about 20,000 years PRIOR to them!
...ohhh and just in case you want TWO CHERRIES....these fantastic paintings..are not just paintings but rather are representativces of the SOLAR SYSTEM!!!!!!
(the HALL oF BULLS......is not just a painting of BULLS....its a representation of The constelation TAURUS......made circa~15,000BC!~!~!!!
....The Basques have NEVER BEEN CONQUERED!
The Summerians, the Babylonians, the Egyptians, the Greeks, the Etruscans, the Romans.....the Carthaginians.....etc...etc....etc.....All came and went...passed away into history........BUT THE BASQUES never were conquered by any great power...and outlasted them all!
I could go on and on and on and on....
I could go into the unique biology of the Basques.....they are nearly a separate species of Homo-sapiens!
Of all the humans on earth.....the Basques..(and "Celts").....have the MOST UNIQUE BLOOD.....this rare blood is is rare.....that only ~1% of the world
population can produce it!
Time to recognize these people......
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Y que esperas, tio, si no dices mas que locuras...
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The Basques are the original europeans, the original white race, the original cromagnon.
Bluff? Nah..fact but if you envy us thats understandable......jealousy is a biatch.
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But I do wish every White man was as proud of his folks history as you are mate.
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The men's genetics shows that most European men can trace their lineage back (40,000 + )years....( the Basque/"Celtic" "founding father of Europe")
The ladies shows that we ALL come from only 7 "great mothers"....(40,000 +)...The Basque/"Celtic" founding mother")
IF we MUST make a claim for European "purity"...then hands down it goes to the Basques....NOT THE NORSE! IF you look at the human dendrite patterns of ALL homo-sapiens...It is obvious that the Basques were the original Europeans..(not my opinion..just the way it is)...Furthermore, If we measure the Isolative component of the Genes of all Europeans we see very clearly that the Basques have remained "unmixed" the longest of any European tribe...and to this day Basques rarely intermarry with others...Of course this doesnt count for the "celts"...who are genetically Basque on the Y-chromosome...But who show some varience on the X-chromosome (although still predominatly Basque)..(evidently those old Celtic sailors brought home ladies from othere parts of Western Europe to share life on their island homes!) thus the tribal diffences we notice between the Scots,Irish, Welsh...etc...etc.
(It is interesting to note that the so called "Black Irish" are probably the secound "most pure" of any European population (although some may argue Corsicans)...The Black Irish are the most "pure"..remnant of the Original "Celts"...So genetically they are Basque..they just dont speak the Basque language! (thats why they have dark hair...I.E. are "Black"...their really are Island Basques genetically)
Thats what the study meant by 80% of ALL men of European heritage can trace their ancestry back 40,000-50,000 years!!! THATS OUR ANCIENT BASQUE FATHER AND OUR ANCIENT BASQUE MOTHER!!! (THE ORIGINAL CROMAGNONS)
Oh...if anyone argues with you...ask them why 10-20% of ALL NORDICS have Rhesus (-) Blood??? (In ALL of the world only one tribe of humans are known for being Rhesus (-)....THE BASQUES...and their close kin the "CELTS"...particularly those who live on the small/remote Islands of the North Atlantic...the "unmixed" dark haired..."Black Irish"!
Do we need more evidence?¿
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[COLOR=darkred]irst of all I give full respect to the cultures of the Middle east (and the rest of the world for that matter...). It would be silly to not give credit to the people of....say China and Japan.....India and Babylon....ect...etc...All of these were fantastic cultures!
However....It is a common mistake to think that the peoples of Europe werent able to create civilization until....a much later date....and then of course "only through middle eastern help" were they able to advance....
The is totally incorrect, The fact is sir that:
[COLOR=red] The Most ancient.....and most advanced people known to science.....were the Cro-Magnons of pre-Iceage Europe! The prehistoric Basques are one of the oldest cultures on the planet....dated to an unthinkable....~40,000 B.C.!!!!
The Basques of Western Europe still speak one of the worlds oldest languages...a language that predates Indo-European by ~30,000 years....
The technology of the ancient Basques was so advanced......so long ago.....that science refused to believe it....until repeated examples and evidence forced them to !
Science now knows that TENS of THOUSANDS of years before any other known people of the world even started to add and subtract....The ancient BAsques had developed STONE Calculators and Bone Lunar Calculators...
Furthermore....science now also knows that long before the eceage ended......and long before any other know people had even created a Canoe....or a raft.....The ancient BAsques had created ocean going ships.....and settled nearly AAll of the small islands of the Eastern Atlantic!!
...From the North african coast....(Canary Islands)....to the frozen Waters of Norway.....to the storm swept Irish coasts....These hardy sailors managed to conquer what are some of the worlds most deadly oceans.....
[COLOR=blue] ...Most of you reading this probably have no idea of the levels of technolgy it would take to make these crossings...in these deadly frozen waters.......but go talk to a sailor who has crossed these waters.....ask him what he thinks?
....IMHO its like you setting out for Mars!
The levels of technology of ......Astronomy...Natigation...Mathematics....Mate rials....etc..etc....that these ancient Basques had developed has destroyed sciences entire concept of the development of civilization.......how could these people have developed all of these sciences.......30,000 years ago?
I should also point out that new genetic research has shown that thieancient basques probably landed in the new world some ~25,000 years ago as well......As sceince has looked into the female DNA line of ancient American indians they have found that the OLDEST Mitochondrial DNA (female DNA) found in the new world.....is a very ancient European lineage......the so called "Factor X"....This factor dated to a time...~15,000 year before most scientist thought Humans first came to North America!
[COLOR=red] So....those tough Basque sailors might have beaten columbus by about.....~26,000 Years...........WOW!
Anyway.....I could go on and on and on....But the point I wanted to make it that MOST people know nothing about these very ancient.....very advanced.....mystery people of Western Europe! The Basques....and their blood brothers the "Celts" were sailing the toughest seas on earth.....20,000 year before the Chinese even made a ship......They created megalithic stone circles throughout western europe to calculate the movements of the heavens.......thousands of years before the Egyptians built their stone temples...They created works of art.....Theawell known cave paintings of the BAsque country...the "hall of Bulls"..that date 25,000 B.C.!!!!! and rival the greatest works of any painter of any time in history!......(FUTHERMORE they were more than paintings they were representations of the heavens....the "bulls" are in fact the exact map of the stars of Taurus...Yea Taurus the bull dates to at least 20,000 B.C.!!!!) So...They probably INVENTED the entire concept of the Zodiac...and that it was the people of middle east who learned it From THEM! Not the other way around! They ventured to far flung islands and lands...and formed settled all of them.....Tens of thousands of years before the Egyptians ever sailed to "Punt" or "Nub"!
..these advanced people managed to survive for thousands of years through the worst enviromental destruction the world has even known...the Iceage(s)!
These were the First......Aryans!
.....It has always been a total mystery as to how Ireland was given its name......
Ireland even to this day has a large island on its remote West coast.....called since prehistoric times:
.................................................A reons island!!!
...The true lands of the first......Aryans!
So who stole the Basques glory hm???
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why is it that most spanish people, now a days, in socal at least, look and act mexican? and relate to mexicans, i know spanish is considered white but most spanish people i have come across might as well be mexican.
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How many Spaniards are actually in Southern California? When I lived there I was told by many people that they are Spanish, when in fact they are Mexicans or other Central or South Americans. But in any case, for so long Spaniards have been grouped in with Latin Americans and have been told that they are not white Americans by morons. So I am not surprised if some identify more with Mexicans. As for true Spaniards, the majority are not keen on being grouped with Mexicans (in Spain or elsewhere).
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This Basque club is in Chino, I'm pretty sure they aren't looking nor acting like Mexicans.
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The Basque/Celts/Gaelic/Druids/Arya/Vikings/Phoenecians etc. are but remnants of a much older prediluvian world wide trade network. The evidence for this is found on every continent and echo's through every ancient culture up into today. It is truely fascinating I would love to see more of the people in here pressing into that direction
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In its six-days of release "War of the Worlds" taking in a total of $113.2 million, such attainment that may secure it to the box office top position
The "War" has steadily made its way to conquer the box-office as it easily took in $64.5 from Friday to Sunday and an estimated of $77.6 million over the full four-day holiday weekend. With such attainment, "War of the Worlds" brought in a total amount of $113.2 million since debuting Wednesday.
After "War" we have "Batman Begins," which debuted at 2nd with $18.7 million. At 3rd was "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," with $12.7 million, while "Bewitched," took in $10.8 million was at 4th. With its total sales that reached $10.5 million, "Herbie: Fully Loaded" debuted at 5th, and soon followed by "Madagascar," which gained $7 million. "Rebound," went to 7th with $6 million, whereas "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith," was at 8th with only $5 million. The rest Top 10 were "The Longest Yard," $3.5 million and "The Land of the Dead," $3.2 million.


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Jessa is excited to welcome a man who says she can't be tamed, and Hannah thinks she shouldn't have taken someone out of rehab.
Tony Award winner Patti LuPone will stop by "Girls" in an upcoming episode. In a preview, Hannah visits the veteran actress for an interview but LuPone stuns Hannah when she says she canceled it. It appears that the GQ advertorial interview will happen anyway and during the sit-down Patti LuPone warns Hannah that Adam's new career path may cause unexpected problems.
Meanwhile, Jessa's boredom at work is interrupted by a surprise visit from an old acquaintance. An elderly man named Johnny tells her she can't be tamed and how excited he is to meet Jessa.
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After recently complaining that police are tired after working 12-hour shifts for weeks without an end in sight, Police Staff Association (PSA) Executive Chairman Dwight Smith yesterday threatened to take legal action if the organization doesn't hear from government officials about compensation for officers in the next 14 days.
The PSA sent a letter to Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Perry Christie yesterday outlining the laws that dictate when government employees should receive overtime pay.
Smith said he is willing to give the Ministry of Finance two weeks to outline what compensation - whether monetary or in the form of vacation time – the government is willing to offer officers.
Smith noted that officers have worked the extra hours for a month with no additional pay.
He said the PSA feels "insulted" that the government has not come to the table to discuss police officers' concerns
over compensation even after having communicated them to Minister of National Security Dr. Bernard Nottage.
"We're going to do the work, but for God's sake, treat us like human beings," he said.
"Treat us like any other worker, treat us like that. We will do our best to keep our country safe but certainly we should be compensated for the work that we do and that is our cry.
"We are going to continue to push. We may have to take the matter before the courts because it's hours worked. Maybe we have to do that."
Smith said the PSA has taken private sector employers to court over compensation issues that came up as a result of private engagement, and he believes it can also take the government to court if need be.
He said the group wants a meeting with Christie, Nottage and Minister of Labour Shane Gibson to settle the compensation issue.
"The police watch our tourists; the police are keeping our place safe. If we are saying, 'Please sit around the table.' Man, tell me no. Come up front and tell me we are not going to compensate you," Smith said.
"Tell me that. Don't tell me that we are doing this for the good of the people."
Smith also said he is "baffled" that the Bahamas Union of Teachers was able to meet with the prime minister and Gibson on Wednesday for an impromptu meeting to discuss concerns over salary.
He added that the PSA was shocked to find out how much money teachers make suggesting that police officers' salaries are not comparable.
"We are already having an issue," he said. "That's why I said we sent a proposal now talking about salaries. We are saying now we don't get paid sufficient."
Police officers have not had salary increases in 11 years.
Smith also said doctors and lawyers have approached the PSA with concerns over police officers' health because of the long shifts.
"Some officers are working five [days], some are working six [days]. At one point we went to a particular station and I didn't see any days off for the police officers," Smith said. "I got that call already that officers work a full seven. When you do that from one week to the next, that's ridiculous."
On Tuesday, Nottage said he is "not deaf" to the PSA's calls for compensation.
However, Nottage did not say when or if police officers will be compensated for working longer hours.
He said any changes to the current crime strategy will be based on advice from Commissioner of Police Ellison Greenslade.


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John F. Zilkoski, a resident of Little Falls, passed away Wednesday, May 16, at his home in Little Falls.
A Mass of Christian Burial was held Saturday, May 19, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Little Falls with Father Nick Landsberger officiating. Interment was in St. Mary's Cemetery.
John F. Zilkoski was born June 7, 1935, in Pike Creek Township, Morrison County, to the late Cyril and Frances (Zoren) Zilkoski. He grew up in Pike Creek Township and attended school in Flensburg. Following his schooling, John worked various jobs. In 1957, John went to work at Hennepin Paper Company in Little Falls as a laborer, retiring in 1998, as a machinist. He was united in marriage to Marcella "Marcy" Kroll Aug. 29, 1960, at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Royalton. John and his wife, Marcy, also farmed for 29 years on their hobby farm near Flensburg. The couple wintered in Mesa, Ariz., for 10 years. John enjoyed fishing, traveling and playing cards. He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Little Falls.
Left to cherish his memory are his wife, Marcella "Marcy;" children, Marie (Donald) Bergeron of New Hope, Gerald (Lisa) Zilkoski of Bowlus and Connie Hansen of Edina; siblings, Laverne Schneider of Little Falls, Betty Gibson of Sioux Falls, S.D., Carol Thies of Buckman; twin sister, Joan (Ed) Zilka of St. Louis Park, Alyce Muncy of Buckman, and Sharon (Dave) Kirchner of Minnetonka; four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
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BBC News Online readers have been telling us their experiences as migrants - why they left, what they like about their new countries and what they miss from the place they left behind.
Chernor Jalloh from Sierra Leone, was granted asylum in Spain in December 1999 - it was his seventh attempt.
Rebels began to infiltrate Makeni disguised as beggars or Liberian refugees. Gunshots could be heard throughout the night despite the curfew.
One of my cousins was killed. Another was abducted by the rebels. It was common knowledge that once taken by the rebels, children would be raped.
Frightening things were happening. People from Kono arrived daily, with their eyes gorged out, limbs chopped off and bleeding ears.
And so, one Friday during the dry season in 1990, I decided to join my mother in the Guinean capital, Conakry. She had left a year earlier, while I stayed with neighbours to finish school.
I paid a businessman $300 to travel in his lorry. We crossed the border at Pamalap.
The Sierra Leone side was fine. But things on the Guinean side were different. Border officials were afraid and suspicious of rebels entering their country.
We were stripped and searched. Tattoos, particularly of a chameleon, would prove association with the rebels and permission to cross the border would be refused.
I lived in Conakry for a while - doing little business, making little money teaching English.
In Banjul I applied for asylum through the UN and was accepted.
I also entered the Green Card Lottery, but as bad luck may have it, I didn't win.
In December 1999, I travelled to Senegal.
Through a friend, I met one of the "four-one-nines" - code for the men that could get you to Europe.
I got a ticket to Cairo, via Madrid. West Africans travelling to Cairo didn't need visas. My plan however, didn't involve making it to Egypt.
On arrival in Madrid I asked for asylum.
I was taken to a detention centre where I was treated very well.
The following morning three policeman asked me to follow them.
I became very distressed when I saw the aeroplane, and realised they were sending me back. I felt like I was on a merry-go-round. I explained I couldn't go back. I lay on the ground, begging.
They eventually carried me back to the detention centre. I then had to write down the reasons why I was afraid to return to Sierra Leone. I felt humiliated by their shouting, "Hey! Hey! Hurry up. Time is up".
Government lawyers asked me about everything, especially the rebels, then rejected my application. They weren't convinced.
I appealed. It was rejected.
I was locked up on arrival in Senegal the next day. It was horrible.
I found someone to bribe and got another plane to Spain. But before the evening, I was back.
This happened five times in a week. It was unbelievable.
Seventh attempt
I had enough money for one more bribe. I tried again.
They sent me to a place outside Madrid. The police weren't good - they told me to go back to Africa where everyone killed each other.
Others had written about their experiences with the police on the walls in French. It seemed this was normal treatment, but I thought it was the end of everything.
Refused again, I was repatriated to The Gambia.
On the flight I met a sympathetic Senegalese man who gave me enough for my seventh ticket to Spain.
Settling down
Finally I was allowed to stay, but was not given a residential or working permit at that stage.
The police escorted me to a taxi that would take me into Madrid. The driver cheated me because I couldn't speak Spanish.
For six months I was homeless. I couldn't work so had to find places where I could eat for free. It was difficult. I felt very bad. I remember being really disappointed that this was the Europe everyone wanted to get to.
I now live in Almeria. I like it here. It's easier to work illegally. I can speak Spanish now and have some good friends.
I was lucky to get my residential permit in February. I hope to get my working permit soon.
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It must have been difficult for you going to such a different place, with a different language. After all you attempted seven times to go to a place that wasn't what you expected. The good part is that you finally found a place to live, learnt Spanish and got your residential permit. I wish you luck on getting your working permit and hope you live better where you are! Paola Cardias Soares, Belém, Pará
My co-name's story makes me sad, happy, and sad again. I've been an immigrant for seven years now and honestly, it never feels like home. That makes me wonder so many times, why can't God help people live where they are happy living at or what would happen to the so called developed world if they stopped blocking the developing world from making some progress at home so most of them wouldn't need to migrate.Tcherno Djalo, Washington DC, USA
It was a very interesting story indeed. I'm touch with your motivation of integration in Spain, great focus - just keep it up. Your future will be bright.Michael Olalekan, Dendermonde, Belgium
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GAME PREVIEWby Staff Writer / New York Islanders
(7:00 p.m. ET, TV: FSN NY 2 | Radio: Bloomberg 1130) The Islanders take on the Florida Panthers tonight at the Nassau Coliseum before going on a five-day break.
In two meeting this year, the Islanders have disposed of the Panthers by scores of 4-3 via a shootout and 4-1. The first victory took ten rounds of a shootout before Andy Hilbert capitalized in the final round on October 28. It was the longest shootout in Islanders history.
Their most recent meeting came on November 18 at Florida, when Mike Dunham made 43 saves for the victory and Jason Blake tallied a goal and an assist.
With a goal on Thursday against Montreal, Blake as become the team's leading scorer this season with 29 points. He overtook Alexei Yashin, who has been hampered with a knee injury. Viktor Kozlov has now earned points in five of six games.
Following the morning skate, head coach Ted Nolan talked about improving the penalty killing. The Islanders have allowed power play goals in each of their previous five games.
"We had a meeting today with our penalty killing unit to get it back in sync," said Nolan. "When we had success, we played together and were doing the little things right. We need to get back to blocking shots and stepping into lanes better."
Florida has won its two most recent games, knocking off Pittsburgh on Tuesday and disposing of Northeast Division leader Buffalo on Thursday by the score of 3-1. Rick Jackman and Stephen Weiss scored third period goals against the Sabres, while Alex Auld only had to stop 17 shots for the victory.
Olli Jokinen leads the Panthers in goals and assists through 30 games. Auld has seen more time in goal than veteran Ed Belfour, but both goaltenders have records below .500. At the morning skate, general manager and head coach said Auld would get the start tonight.
Chris King and Steve Mears have the call on Bloomberg Radio 1130, while Howie Rose and Billy Jaffe can be seen tonight on FSN NY 2.
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Tonight, the Islanders wrap up their three-game homestand with a match up against the Florida Panthers. The Islanders have dropped the first two games on the homestand with losses to the Ottawa Senators on December 5 and to the Montreal Canadiens on December 7. Following tonight's game, the Islanders next home game is on December 16 versus Atlanta.
October 4-1-2
November 3-3-0
December 0-2-0
Totals 7-6-2
Islanders 31 points, 3rd place, Atlantic Division
Florida - 25 points, 5th place, Southeast Division
Islanders Jason Blake, 15 goals, 29 points; Alexei Yashin, 18 assists; Brendan Witt, 47 PIM.
Florida Olli Jokinen, 13 goals, 16 assists, 29 points; Gary Roberts, 47 PIM.
Islanders - Power play: 16.5 percent. Penalty killing: 79.4 percent.
Florida - Power play: 21.2 percent. Penalty killing: 81.4 percent.
Islanders Rick DiPietro (11-8-1, 2.73 GAA, .914 SV%); Mike Dunham (3-3-2, 2.70, .921).
Florida Alex Auld (6-9-3, 3.01, .902); Ed Belfour (4-6-2, 2.94, .896).
Islanders 2-0-0
Islanders 7-6-2 at home
Florida 3-8-4 on the road
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PRESSURE on some unpaid carers looking after elderly people or those with disabilities is "tangible" in York, a city charity has said.
Sally Hutchinson, chief executive of Age UK York, said the charity is struggling to meet the demand for its services with its 50+ advice and information service experiencing its "busiest quarter ever", with many people looking for help with respite or care for people with dementia.
Mrs Hutchinson expressed concern about the lack of availability of quality respite beds in reaction to the Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt's assertion that there are too many care homes people would not be happy to send their relatives to. He said there should be an "Ofsted-style" regime whereby care homes need to shape up or close.
Mrs Hutchinson said: "I agree whole heartedly there should be tough regulation of quality in establishments where we expect people we care about should be looked after properly.
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Mr Hunt's comments came as the country's chief inspector of social care said that every week examples of "truly awful care" are brought to light.
Andrea Sutcliffe condemned the abuse and neglect that was still occurring and pledged to crack down on unacceptable care provided in some organisations.
Giving his reaction, Bob Towner, chair of York Older Peoples Assembly, said: "There have been care homes in York to have fallen below the standards anyone would expect. I agree inspections should be more rigorous.
"We need a greater direction of resources to support people living at home if they want to. We have a situation where care homes are full up because it's easier to plonk people there."
He said the nature of care homes needed to change with emphasis on specialist environments for people with dementia.
Inspectors have raised concerns with a number of York homes in recent months. The Press has reported this week how five members of staff at Minster Grange in Haxby Road have been fired after a whistleblower had raised concerns about the care of residents.
A CQC report into Moorlands home at Strensall - part of Mimosa Health Care Group, which went into administration in March - found it did not have enough qualified, skilled and experienced staff on duty to meet people's needs.
In November, we reported how Meadowbeck care home in Osbaldwick and St Catherine's Care Home in Shipton-by-Beningborough were made subject to enforcement action and Birchlands Care Home in Haxby, and The Lodge residential care home in Heslington were flagged up as needing to improve by Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspectors.


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MCCOMB — Leipsic used a big second half Thursday night as the Vikings
rallied for a 58-41 Blanchard Valley Conference win over McComb.
Panthers had a 22-15 lead on the Vikings at halftime after opening the
game with a 17-9 scoring run. Leipsic turned the game around in the
third quarter as they outscored McCOmb 28-11 for a 43-33 lead. A 15-8
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Emily Clymer had 11 points for the Panthers and Brenna Dee added 10 points.
Pandora-Gilboa 50
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Bluffton 45
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Sammi Stechschulte had 13 points for the Bulldogs. Sydney McCluer and Kyrah Yinger both had six points for Columbus Grove.
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