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July 16, 2006
Gunshots on Paulina/Jonquil
Mike Luckenbach made 3 calls to 911 starting at 11:30 PM last night through 3:45AM this morning to complain about the 'activity' going on, drinking, drugging, etc. at the corner of Paulina and Jonquil. Per Luckenbach there was no proactive response and things were allowed to continue, up to the time of the shots being fired.
Sister Cecilia Fandel was leaving her front door at 6:50 AM this morning when she saw one male chasing another male on Jonquil. They turned north on Paulina, the neighbor saw a handgun, ducked back inside the door, and heard two shots. From the door, she saw three moving cars apparently involved in the incident.
1 was driving west on Jonquil
2 was driving north on Paulina
3 was circling the area
She isn't sure, but she feels the shooter and intended victim jumped in cars #1 and #2.
Some speculate this is an annual 'celebration' of the shooting death of Alex Vernon.
Will we all never learn? We heard in the CAPS meeting of the anti-loitering law, however, drinking in the public way and dealing drugs is still illegal.
All concerned neighbors fear it's just a matter of time before an innocent person is caught in these gang games and arguments that are settled by the only way they know - with guns.
Photos courtesy of Mike Luckenbach
4 comments:
- Paradise said...
Toni, your photographs are beautiful. Slice those squads out of the photo, and a naif looking at them would think that this area is the perfect urban village,replete with lovely mature trees and antique urban-type buildings- the most perfect neighborhood in the world, and would have no idea of the mayhem that transpires on almost a nightly basis.
So many dedicated people are working up there to make it the area it looks like it ought to be, but we are fighting terrible inertia with our leadership and the slumlords they support and enable.
- Paradise said...
Oh, yeah, God knows the area has enough work on its hands already, but we need to do something to get every damn one of Ogle's bldgs. into receivership, and hopefully vacated. Where his druggies and whores and criminals take themselves is not our problem as long as it's away from the North Side.
I would suggest relocating them all to Alcatraz Island, or the moon.
- Toni said...
Paradise, I'm no fan of Bud Ogle's hypocrisy but there's no information on who the shooter(s) are or where they reside. Don't forget we have Jay Johnson's mostly vacant Manderly open to the illegal behaviors of NOH.
But one fact is a given, our current leader has allowed too many favors to both of these characters. The message is 'anything goes NOH' and I will stick to it until I see real change. Instead of lurking outside an opponent's party, perhaps our leader should have been up here watching and stalking the criminal element and doing something positive about it.
Yes, please raise our taxes so we can live in this mess. Please add more SSA's and TIF's to line pockets like Johnson, please upzone Paulina so Ogle can add more facilities to show he 'cares and embraces all people.
Please let the Jonquil Hotel manager really dial 911.
The only positive additions I've noticed are the 24/7 armed security guards at the quickly becoming vacant Broadmoor, and the new manager at Northpoint who does attend CAPS meetings and stayed behind Thursday to work on a plan with Sgt. Cooper.
- Paradise said...
Hey, Toni, I hope all the folks who strongly favored the Loyola TIF are really happy with the tax increase they're getting. I hope all the people who think it's better to spend our taxes on things like this, rather than on public schools, police, fire protection, and essential infrastructure really love that their 105% increment will be going to help rich parents get their kids through school, and well-connected developers pocket hundreds of millions of $$$ of the 3 or 4 proposed TIFs dowtown that I now hear rumors of. Too bad we can't arrange things so that the sheeple who support every move of our overlords to tax us down into ragged poverty, can be the ones to support this stuff, while exempting those of us who prefer our taxes to be allocated to bona fide public purposes.
How nice it is to think that homeowners will be taxed to the nines, renters will get whopping rent increase, and elders,legitimate businesses, and fine landlords like mine will be blasted out of their properties and businesses so that Loyola can rise in the academic rankings to challenge the currently indisputable superiority of Georgetown, while taking more property OFF the tax roles- which is distinctly NOT what TIFs are supposed to be all about.


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Summer 2017
Consider the Camellia ...
Travelling around the Island at the moment, we can see some magnificent blossom on trees and hedgerows in various shades of white and pink. There are also some splendid Magnolia trees displaying colours from pink to purple. Quite soon, though, it will be as though we are driving in snow as the petals begin to fall, one by one, silently to the ground. For the rest of their season, these trees and bushes will offer us their varying shades of green, adding to our enjoyment of the Island's summer.
Scrolling through some articles on the Internet recently, I caught sight of a headline about the Camellia. We had a beautiful pink Camellia in the garden of our previous house, which flowered year on year, without any real input on our part. We didn't feed it, only occasionally pruned it, but there it stood, green for most of the year, but with its wonderful flowers in early spring, achieving its full glory by relying on the natural resources of sun and rain.
I had only glimpsed the headline of that article, but the essence of it has remained with me, giving me much food for thought. I think, perhaps, God was trying to tell me something, but what was He saying?
We see so many people these days, on trains and buses, sitting in cafés etc, gazing down at their mobile phones, particularly iphones, or tablet devices, checking their e-mails or 'chatting' with friends electronically. Many of these people are in the company of friends or partners, but there is little audible conversation to interrupt the 'virtual'!
So perhaps that's the first lesson here—don't be too busy 'scrolling' through life to really notice what is going on around you, merely picking up headlines and not finding out the full story. (And yes, I do count myself among the many who do this!)
I haven't been able to find the article itself again, but I think that it was highlighting a major difference in the Camellia. Rather than losing its flowers, petal by petal, the whole flower begins to fade, initially just browning at the edges, then the whole bloom falls to the ground. By the time summer arrives, the Camellia is usually just a green bush.
Isn't that how it can be, sometimes, with people? We tend to notice the ones who are beginning to struggle, like the blossom that falls petal by petal, slowly losing strength and colour. But others appear strong, standing firm, bearing fruit (flowers) and getting on with life as usual. But suddenly, like the Camellia, the 'season' comes to an end, and the whole flower hits the ground. Many people continue to stand firm, but may feel that they have lost their purpose in life, not slowly, but all at once.
The lesson here, perhaps, is to look out for all those among whom God has placed you. The weak and vulnerable need to be encouraged so that when the blossom falls, they bear enough fruit in order to sustain themselves throughout all the seasons of life. But don't disregard the seemingly strong ones, who appear to be able to just 'get on with it', seemingly without the need of anyone's help or encouragement. They too may need help from time to time, so that if and when a crisis comes, they do not fall apart completely.
Key Change
It is 14 years since I (metaphorically) put pen to paper for the Priory Newsletter. For those of you who have been around as long as I have, or longer, will remember an article I produced in the "Key" in 2003 when I became Chairman. I have not become any more PC than I was then, and still object to the title 'CHAIR'. Hence the title of the article "I am not a piece of furniture.'
After all the years of my presence at Carisbrooke Priory I sometimes feel as if I have become part of the furniture. I have been saying for years that it's time I retired, but have never actually done so. I feel the time is now coming when I really will have to reduce my Priory activities and stop DOING and just BE. This will be difficult for me, (probably a relief to many) as I am a DO-ER and not a BE-ER.
There have been many changes over the years, the greatest change which we had no control over was the passing of dear Chris Lane, Chaplain. Chris had been around almost since the beginning of priory time, and will always be remembered with much affection. Chairmen have come and gone, Trustees have changed on a regular basis, but some of us keep going. We are very Blessed to have as Chairman Bob White, whose wife, Maxine is our administrator. Both are very valuable members of the Priory team and have come to us with enthusiasm and energy, and although neither would admit to being 'young' they both bring much needed abilities and ideas. Yes! Ideas which will inevitably mean elements of change to the day to day running of the Priory, but without losing sight of the original vision, which was brought to us by Helen Harrison (formerly Rawlings.)
There will be more changes as time goes on, but let us welcome them, knowing that nothing happens here without a lot of thought and prayer, seeking God's will.
Whilst we are very appreciative of all the wonderful help we have, we are still in need of Volunteers in all aspects of Priory life. The garden, the tea room, cleaning, are all areas of need.
The tea room, under the management of Louise, and other kitchen staff, is becoming a very popular place for those who drop in. The peace and tranquillity of the house and garden really speak to many who come in for tea etc. God is really blessing so many people in this way.
There will be changes ahead, in Ministry, staffing, general activities of the Priory, but I urge you to embrace whatever changes God allows, and to continue praying for the continuation of His work at Carisbrooke Priory.
Please keep an eye on the Website, and if you haven't visited us recently pleased do so. We would love to welcome you to any of the regular Priory activities, or just come and BE.
May God richly Bless you all as you join with us in prayer for those who come through the OPEN DOOR.
Betty Stotesbury
Vice Chairperson and Acting Treasurer
Eternal Optimism
The Old Testament book of Ruth has recently been the subject of three Open Door talks and subsequent Bible studies, along with a Quiet Day. We're getting to know Ruth pretty well! More important still, we're asking the Author of this beautiful story to lead us further into God's love through our acceptance of its wonderful teaching.
Each chapter ends on a strong note of optimism, encouraging the reader to anticipate even greater things in what will follow, leading us from Naomi's desperation in the first chapter to the birth of King David's grandfather (and Jesus's human ancestor) in the final chapter.
Reading Ruth reminds us that God is active among His people, even when we can't necessarily see it! Furthermore, the story is laced with expressions of thanksgiving when God's hand is recognised. From the bountiful harvest to the wonderful (miraculous?) birth, and all in Bethlehem, this is 'a really good read'.
Naomi and Ruth returned to Bethlehem in the Spring, a time as encouraging to the people then as it is to us today. For them it was the barley harvest – food after famine; for us it is the warmth and colour; for everyone it can be abundant life 'springing up' all around.
At the Priory, it has been some years since there were any serious ideas about use of the many vacant rooms and the land on the northern side that is called the paddock. And even those 'serious' ideas of the past came to nothing (with the wonderful exception of the Tea Room, of course). Now, we are discussing several possibilities with different people, all of which are complimentary rather than in competition. It's exciting!
"(Love) always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres."
(1 Corinthians 13 v 7, NIV)
The Priory is "a house prepared and furnished with love". As such, and with thanksgiving for the good things that have already been, and that are right now, we can look forward to seeing God's glory in even greater measure.
So what do you sense is God's priority for His Church on the Isle of Wight, and what part is He asking Carisbrooke Priory to play? "Then all those who feared the LORD talked with each other, and the LORD listened and heard." (Malachi 3 v16a, NIV)
Watch this (holy) space!
Bob White
Quiet Days
Quiet Days have returned to the Priory! "Think Of A World" and "Joy To The World" took place in April and December 2016 respectively, and were well attended. A third, on the subject of Ruth, took place on 6th March.
It is hoped that we can hold four such events a year in line with the seasons, and therefore for the remainder of the year, these will most likely be held in June, September and December. Please check our website and Facebook page for more information.
'What is a Quiet Day?' you may be asking. Well, as the old TV advert used to say, 'it does exactly what it says on the tin!' There is very little in the way of leadership input, merely a theme, passages of scripture you may like to read, and ideas and suggestions for you to be thinking about, and then plenty of time for quiet reflection, either in our quiet rooms, lounges, chapels or garden, allowing plenty of time in what for many of us is a busy week to listen for God's still, small voice.
Not tried it before? Why not join us for one of this year's events?
Events this Summer
Monday 19th June
Tea/coffee provided
Bring a packed lunch
9.30 a.m.—2.45 p.m.
Carisbrooke Priory Tea Room
Our Tea Room is now in its fifth season, and as I write has just experienced its busiest day of the year so far! As ever, we thank our volunteers for their much-valued contribution to the day to day running—we couldn't do it without you!
2017 saw the introduction of a potato oven, extending our menu to include jacket potatoes, which have proved very popular. And now, as we are moving into the summer months, we shall be serving our home-made quiche, and thanks to a generous donation that we have recently received, we shall soon be taking delivery of some new garden furniture, giving more people the opportunity to enjoy their lunch or cream tea in our peaceful walled garden.
We have also had the privilege of catering for several Church awaydays in recent weeks, providing them with a delicious buffet lunch.
As you may have already read, we are in need of extra help in the Tea Room, especially as it gets busier in the summer months, so if you would like to join our loyal band, please get in touch!


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right off the bat I have to say: I do not sit on the floor of my bedroom in lacy undies, a cashmere sweater and have my toe nails perfectly glossed. I never have my toe nails painted. Ever. Way too much trouble. It lasts about a day then you have the added work of removing the toe nail polish. Nope. Not for me. While there is a nail place on every corner of every block in Manhattan, it's just way too much trouble and seems like such a waste of time. I suppose one can catch up on emails and such. Still. The unvarnished toe truth for me.
Back to the topic of the post: insomnia. It really is an attractive word. You know, graphically speaking. It's not a pleasant state of being though. I wouldn't say I'm an insomniac - Christian Bale comes to mind in The Mechanic (skeletal, eyes sunken into his head, skin like pulled pizza dough, barely covering his boney face) - I just have trouble sleeping. And I especially have trouble sleeping when I have to share a room and/or bed with someone else. It makes me nervous because then I have to be quiet and as I'm not a cat, I can't see in the dark which makes it difficult to be quiet. I can't turn on the light or the tv or just pad about unhindered. Ways can be found however (the hotel lobby for example or the 24 hr diner across the street) so sharing a room can be conducive to your work ethics.
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Actual good advice to help sleep (which I totally resisted but once I caved, did discover the following tips work):
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The Stranger Who Changed My Life: My Enemy, My Friend
From the moment Serbian missile commander Zoltan Dani shot down U.S. fighter pilot Dale Zelko's plane, the two were tangled in a complicated relationship of life and death.
As soon as you leave Belgrade, you're transported back in time. The Serbian capital is a modern metropolis, but in the countryside, donkeys still clop along cobblestones, past farmers taking their produce to market.
I was here visiting a baker, Zoltan Dani, in 2011. The bakery, in the town of Skorenovac, is in a timeworn building next to the house where Zoltan grew up. When I walked in, I found him, covered in flour and wearing a baker's hat and apron, stretching dough on a large table. He smiled and hustled over to greet me. I saluted him, stopping him in his tracks. He returned my salute, then we hugged. It could not have felt more natural. He was like my brother, this man who had tried to kill me 12 years earlier.
Back then I was an F-117 Stealth Fighter pilot during the first week of the Serbian conflict. The year was 1999. My mission: Bomb the most heavily defended, high-value targets deep in enemy territory. It was a terrifying job. I knew that the people on the other side of the war felt the same. But I couldn't afford to think about them. I tried to think of my targets as just concrete and steel, with no personal attachment, no human element. That was my survival mechanism.
And it worked. The first night of the war, I had two targets and hit both. I flew on the third night, which was also successful. My target on the fourth night was number one on the strategic target list. The entire route was defended with heat-seeking missiles, radar-guided missiles, antiaircraft guns—a full array of nasty stuff.
Stealth technology is not invisible technology. It just makes it harder for an aircraft to be detected. So on that fourth night, before entering Serbian airspace, I did a stealth check. I turned off lights, brought in antennae, and turned off the radio and transponder—any kind of emitter or transmitter that might give away my position. On that fourth night, I was coming up to the border, just waiting until the last moment to turn the radio off, desperate for that call: We figured it out peacefully. You can return to base. I didn't get that radio call.
I flew into Serbia, hit my target, and began my return back to the base in Italy. I didn't see the two SA3 missiles until they punched through the cloud cover.
The missiles were moving at three times the speed of sound, so there wasn't much time to react. Just before the first missile reached me, I closed my eyes and turned my head, anticipating the impact. I knew there would be a fireball, and I didn't want to be blinded. I felt the first one go right over me, so close that it rocked the aircraft. Then I opened my eyes and turned my head, and there was the other missile. The impact was violent. A huge flash of light and heat engulfed my plane and blew off the left wing, sending the plane into a roll.
If you're in an airplane that hits some turbulence and you feel a little light in your feet, you're momentarily in zero g's. I was at negative seven g's. My body was being pulled out of the seat upward toward the canopy. As I strained to reach the ejection handles, one thought crossed my mind: This is really, really, really bad.
From the moment I pulled the ejection handles to being under a fully inflated parachute took 1.5 seconds. I made radio contact with Air Force search-and-rescue teams, then, as I floated down to earth, watched my plane crash in a farm field. I landed a mile from there. The Serbs immediately flooded the area looking for me. At one point, they were within a couple of hundred yards of where I was hiding in an irrigation ditch separating two farm fields. My gear was under the dark-green life raft from my survival equipment. Eight hours later, an American helicopter came and got me. I would later learn that I had been minutes away from being captured.
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Justin Bieber wants your forgiveness! Not sure why now. E! Online reports the 20-year-old pop star posted a video to Facebook yesterday (January 28th) explaining and apologizing for his "arrogant" and "conceited" behavior.
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Fall is here, which means it's time to emerge from the air-conditioned cocoons that have been shielding us from the utter brutality of a DC summer, and actually go do stuff. Whether you're interested in live performances by artists like Kanye, good booze, outdoor movies, or dancing at the zoo, we've got you covered.
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Say what you will about Kanye West's ego, but God complexes make for amazing production value. Since 2008's Glow in the Dark tour, each of the rapper-producer-mastermind's treks around the world has been a complete spectacle. Remember the fireballs and cube-shaped stages of the Watch the Throne tour, and the biblical pageantry and freaking mountain of the Yeezus tour? We don't yet know what 'Ye has in store for his tour in support of this year's fantastic The Life of Pablo, but rest assured, it will be worth the price of admission. Get on this ultralight beam.
Sep 17
The Yards
There are beer festivals, and then there's Snallygaster. The former are a dime a dozen; the latter is essentially a local craft-beer nerd's Comic-Con and Super Bowl rolled into one. Overseen by Neighborhood Restaurant Group beer czar Greg Engert, the fifth annual "gargantuan beer jamboree" will bring over 350 of the country's finest (and often extraordinarily hard-to-find) brews to the Yards for an afternoon of highbrow debauchery. And proving that not all beer festivals need to be soundtracked by acoustic-guitar bros or the Little River Band, Massachusetts guitar heroes Speedy Ortiz will be performing.
Sep 18
National Mall
Now in its fifth year, the Navy Air Force Half Marathon remains an unsung race on DC's competitive jogging calendar. The Army 10-Miler and the Marine Corps Marathon are headaches to get into, but this one? You can sign up a week out! It's a nice course, too, composed mostly of Rock Creek Park and Hains Point -- this isn't a route that's going to throw many hills at you. And if you're feeling slightly less than ambitious, there's the Navy 5-Miler, too. Take advantage of those dipping temperatures while you can.
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Thirteen years after being authorized, a decade after its site was selected, and almost four years after concrete was first poured, the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History & Culture finally opens on the National Mall. This is a big deal. To mark the occasion, the museum will host three days of programming: Friday's festival will be highlighted by musical performances, spoken word, and oral histories, and on Saturday morning, President Obama and other dignitaries will dedicate the museum and officially open its doors. Reserve admission passes in advance here.
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For craft beer aficionados, DC Beer Week is the most wonderful time of the year. Over eight days and nights, bars and restaurants within the Beltway fete the remarkable growth of the area's beer scene. The week is bookended by two marquee events: Old Ebbitt Grill's BrewHaHa shindig, and Denizens' Make It Funky Fest, an exploration of the wild and sour ales that have captured American audiences' interest in recent years. In between, dozens of events are happening across town -- some big, some small, most free of admission. An added bonus: earlier this month, area breweries got together at 3 Stars to make their annual Solidarity brew -- this year, a hoppy Belgian pale ale -- so be on the lookout for that all week.
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Oct 3-31
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Generally speaking, summer outdoor movies are never as fun as we want them to be: they're too hot, they start too late, and no one wants to see The African Queen. But Crystal City's Crystal Scream is different. Each Monday in October, the neighborhood hosts a screening of a scary movie. Watching scary movies in big crowds is always more fun than at home, and because it's fall, the sun sets earlier, and temperatures are brisk. Grab a good blanket, a thermos full of spiked cider, and get ready to shriek.
Oct 8
The Yards
All Things Go's Fall Classic music festival returns for a third year this October, and with it comes an upgrade in venues. Union Market is out; the more spacious Yards is in. Don't worry, the line-up still trends very heavily towards the neon-bright synth pop that's made the fest a favorite among teenagers and post-grads. The names at the top of the ticket are certainly bigger, though: Empire of the Sun, Passion Pit, and Sylvan Esso all promise to bring good vibes and flashing lights. Throw on your finest tank top, adorn yourself in glow sticks, and let loose.
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Hello, it's Adele: she's wondering if after all these years you'd like to meet her in Gallery Place. That's right, 11 months after the release of her record-breaking 25, she's finally visiting DC. And let's be honest, half the people reading this would probably name their first child Adele for tickets -- maybe you already named your first child Adele. The appeal of the British mega-star known no bounds.
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Oct 21-23
The National Zoo
The only thing cuter than a panda is a little kid dressed as a panda looking at a panda. On the weekend before Halloween, you can see for yourself at the National Zoo's annual Boo at the Zoo. Pro tip: if you're trying to win Aunt or Uncle of the Year (or have critters of your own), take them; they will love it.
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Oct 27-30
Lincoln Theatre (& other locations)
Few people in comedy are as beloved as Tig Notaro, so when she calls up her friends and invites them to perform at her festival, they tend to show up. And Notaro knows a lot of very famous, very funny people. All of them will descend upon DC in late October for her fifth Bentzen Ball. Organized by Brightest Young Things, the festival spans four nights across several venues around town, and it's filled with all sorts of comedy -- standup shows, podcast tapings, cabaret, and even a horror storytelling gathering this year. The full lineup is still taking shape, but the best part of any Bentzen Ball gig is that you never know who might dropped by and grab the mic.
Oct 28
The National Zoo
You can also cut out the babysitting responsibilities of your zoo date, and take your significant other to Night of the Living Zoo. This adults-only event features craft beer, food truck fare, and a costume contest. It also boasts a "devilish dance party hosted by DJ Squirrel," which sounds legitimately terrifying.
Monday - Sunday
Nov 7-13
Various locations
Sherry Week is an international celebration of fortified Spanish wine, and here in DC, more and more restaurants, like José Andrés' Jaleo and Barmini, have been embracing the week and offering special, sherry-based cocktail menus. If last year is any indication, you can expect some pop-ups to sprout up for the occasion, so keep your eyes peeled for both options. Either one is a great way to explore the world of Oloroso, PX Sherry, and Manzanilla.
Nov 10
Ronald Reagan Building & International Trade Center
Capital Food Fight sets the bar impossibly high for food festivals in this town. The DC Central Kitchen fundraiser brings over 75 of the DC area's best restaurants under one roof, and for $250, you can get everything they have to offer. Yes, $250 is most certainly not cheap, but this package includes two live cooking battles, free cocktails, celebrity chefs, and a speakeasy... OK, it's still expensive, but it's for charity, and you're guaranteed to leave 10lbs heavier.
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Nov 11-20
Various venues
Whether you're a fan of photography or just looking for a good excuse to get out of the apartment, FotoWeekDC is an embarrassment of riches. If past years are any indication, you can expect over 100 events at 40 different locations ranging from boutique galleries to the National Building Museum. It's not just pictures on a wall, either: in addition to meticulously curated exhibitions from both local and international photographers, there are FotoTalks, panel discussions, and film screenings... or if your primary goal is looking cool with a drink in your hand, start with the opening night party.
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For three weeks, I knew that on Wednesday, January 11, 2017 at 9:45am, I had to do my IB oral presentation.
I set an alarm for two weeks before, one week before, a day before and an hour before, just so that I would remember to study. But what did I do every time I saw the reminder pop up? Yep, that's right, I cleared my notifications. Ignored!
Monday before the oral, I decided I should start studying. So I looked in my binder for the three packets of excerpts. I found King Lear, but no Sylvia Plath or Their Eyes Were Watching God. This is where younger, motivated Josie would have freaked out.
But not me! I just hoped that I gave my friend the packets and asked him to look for them that night. It was fine, one less day I had to study, right?
As I sat there in my bed, happy I didn't have to study, I slowly started to realize that I didn't really care if I studied for the oral or not. I knew it was important, and I knew I should study, I just wasn't motivated to study. The worst part was I knew that studying would be easy once I started, but I didn't want to start.
The next day, my friend gave me one of my packets, but we couldn't find the third one. Lear, check. Plath, check. Eyes, no check. So I took my other friend's Eyes packet and decided I would study that night.
Eight o'clock rolls around and I still hadn't opened my binder. Eventually, I gave in. I started with Eyes because I hadn't read that book, so I thought I should at least look at those passages. I spent the night re-annotating that packet.
When the morning came I felt prepared. I could have talked about any of the passages in any of the packets. Well, all but the last from Eyes.
The time comes and I go into the back office of the library, praying that I don't pick that one passage I didn't study. I pick an excerpt, PRAYING that the fates don't give me that one passage. I mean why would they? I was good! I was ready for any of the others. So I opened my envelope and wouldn't you know, I got the ONE passage I didn't even look at!
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29 March 1944, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. A former member of the hit group Poppy Family, and a well-known session player, Jacks enjoyed his brief moment in the spotlight in 1974 with the transatlantic hit single Seasons In The Sun. While working in the studio with the Beach Boys, he attempted to persuade them to record Le Moribund, a song about a dying man by French composer Jacques Brel. When the group declined, Jacks himself recorded the English translation by Rod McKuen, retitled Seasons In The Sun. A smash hit in Canada, it subsequently reached number 1 in both the US and UK charts. Although Jacks enjoyed one further hit with a cover version of Brels If You Go Away, no other successes followed. He continued recording but became better known in subsequent decades for his production work. He also moved into environmental work, notably forming the Environmental Watch organization.
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Well the time has finally come to say goodbye to our friends at Newport Harbor. And I say good riddance!
I am beside myself with glee. This show officially stunk up the TV waves for far too long and needed to die. And dead it is. God bless America!
Here is the gist of the final episode. Chrissy leaves for college and has an emotional goodbye with her BFF Sasha. Then she goes on one final boat cruise with Clay who's staying in Newport because he still has another year of high school to finish. But these two lovebirds have decided to stay together and do the long distance thing. Five bucks says they break up in a month. Over under anybody?
Then, after a tearful goodbye with her parents, Chrissy drives off toward her future and her phone rings. It is her dad. Again. And Chrissy decides not to answer the call (how grown up!).
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"I'm hungry." Allie says "I know. So hungry." FTDMTTSL says. "I have French bread. Oh and its fresh!" "Let's make French toast." "Where's your pans? 'Cause I forgot." "Here." "Do you have prongs?" "I have a flipper." "Like this thing?" "Um. I think that's for salad." I feel dumber just watching them try to move around.
By the way, I feel it is my duty as the show reviewer to note that the friend who doesn't matter to the story line has been in every episode and deserves to be in the cast just as much as Sasha. I mean, both girls play a sidekick to a main character. I think the only reason MTV didn't bill the poor girl as a cast member is because she is kinda chunky and not as attractive as the other girls. And to that I say boo MTV! You should be ashamed of yourselves.
Alright back to business. A big moment arrives when Chase pops by to say goodbye to Allie. It is an extremely awkward meeting to say the least. They sort of half hug and then Chase skateboards off into the sunset with Allie watching him in the distance. Lame.
Then you find out that lady-player Chase has decided to stay in Newport with his girlfriend Taylor and get a job at a real estate company. Meanwhile he keeps vowing never to attend another high school party because he is no longer in high school. This will prove to be extremely tough because Taylor is just a sophomore and still very involved in high school and parties. I mean she is a mini celebrity now for Chissakes. She will need to make appearances!
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TWO women bishops from America will take part in a conference next month as legislation allowing women to be ordained as bishops in Wales comes into effect.
Suffragen Bishop of Massachusetts, the Rt Rev Gayle Harris, will be visiting St Asaph in September and will attend the Crossing The Threshold conference in Cardiff alongside the former Bishop of Rhode Island, the Rt Revd Geralyn Wolf, who will be the keynote speaker.
Bishop Harris will become the first Anglican woman bishop to preside and preach at a Welsh cathedral when she visits St Asaph.
She will lead a service at the cathedral on her way to take part in the conference.
Bishop of St Asaph, Dr Gregory Cameron, said: "Women bishops have been a reality in the Anglican Communion, if not in Wales, for some time now. It is good to be able to welcome Bishop Gayle into our midst to lead our worship in this time of transition."
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Huawei and Lazada teamed up to launch Nexus 6P in Singapore
Unlike previous years when I had to buy the Nexus phones from the US and shipped via a third-party provider, Huawei has made arrangements this year to launch it in Singapore with Lazada as the partner platform of choice. I managed to snatch one up when the preorder opened on 2nd November and the phone arrived on 21st November.
Preorder price for Nexus 6P 64 GB started at SGD 899, with 128 GB going at SGD 999. Huawei doesn't sell any 32 GB variant in Singapore, so you may have to opt to buy from the US if you really want to save some costs. While I went with a 64 GB version, 128 GB version is a really good deal as you get twice the storage for just 100 dollars more.
1. No Compromise on Hardware
The biggest noticeable difference of the flagship Nexus device this year is the full aluminum unibody design, at a smaller footprint than the beast of a phone last year in Motorola's Nexus 6. I decided to rock a dbrand skin because I like how the vinyl skin helps with the grip and I don't want to ever drop this gorgeous piece of device.
When it comes to hardware specs, Nexus 6P can be best summed up as the no-nonsense and no-compromise Nexus device.
|159.3 x 77.8 x 7.3 mm (6.27 x 3.06 x 0.29 in)
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Basically, any high-end specification you would expect from a flagship device can be found in Nexus 6P and it is priced way lower than other devices featuring the same specs.
2. Stock Android and First In Line to Get New Features
Keeping up with the annual tradition, Nexus 6P is the first device to be launched with Android 6.0, also known as Marshmallow. Visually and functionally, Android Marshmallow is very similar to Lollipop – with the only difference of being a much more polished version with all the bugs crushed and battery life massively improved. And I believe that's what more than any Android enthusiast can hope for.
Less than a month in, I've already received the security update for December 2015, which also features improvements in how Bluetooth audio is handled, LTE radio and a bunch of other updates – you should be able to read more from the changelog. You will also be the first in line to get Android updates globally. Even though they are pushed out in batches and you might have to wait, flashing a factory image is as easy as 1, 2, 3.
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3. Amazing Fingerprint Scanner
Most smartphone makers have stepped up their game when it comes to fingerprint scanning technology and implementation, but Huawei is especially known for their super fast and accurate technology. Nexus 6P's fingerprint scanner, also known as Nexus Imprint, is ridiculously fast and because it's located at the back right where index fingers would naturally rest, the user experience is second to none. With Android Pay and biometric authentication becoming increasingly prevalent, Nexus 6P is definitely future-proof for the foreseeable future.
4. Gorgeous qHD Display and Dual Front-Facing Speakers
Nexus 6P reportedly features the same latest generation Samsung Galaxy Note 5's display at 2560 x 1440 resolution, which translates to 518 pixels per inch (ppi). This ppi is higher than that of Nexus 6 due to Nexus 6P's display measuring at 5.7 inches, compared to 5.96 on Nexus 6.
The front-facing speakers on Huawei's Nexus 6P are also clear and crisp even at full blast, but one thing to note is that the bottom grill sounds noticeably softer than the top grill. Other users have also reported this finding, but it's not a deal-breaker for me in any way.
5. All-Day Battery Life
Other than Samsung Galaxy Note 4, 5 and OnePlus One that I personally used before, Nexus 6P has one of the longest lasting batteries in any Android device. This is due to two main things – 1) Android 6.0 Marshmallow's feature 'Doze', which makes the device much more power-efficient at standby and 2) Nexus 6P's featuring a 3,450 mAh battery.
Because of Doze, I would now lose at most 2 – 3% overnight on standby as things refresh more slowly and less frequently when the device is in rest mode. The screen-on time is consistently between 3.5 hours to 4.5 hours depending on how heavy my usage is.
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Finally a Nexus device with a decent camera! In fact, a decent camera is rather an understatement because Nexus 6P's camera is right up there with the top flagship smartphone cameras out there. DXO Mark ranks Nexus 6P at number 3 overall in camera performance, just behind Sony Xperia Z5 and Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge by a small margin of difference.
In day to day uses, I am fully confident that Nexus 6P will churn out really solid photos with great color accuracy, sharpness and focus. I can't say the same about the previous Nexus devices I had used. You can check out the multiple comparison videos and camera samples from Nexus 6P below to find out more:


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Installing a tankless heater can be one of the best decisions you ever make, not to mention, it can help you save hundreds of dollars on your water and gas bills. While most designs typically rely on natural gas, you will also find models that work with traditional electrical systems.
Electrical systems will help you save more money and energy, giving you access to constant hot water without the limitation of a tank. Whether you live alone in a studio apartment or in a house bustling with people, tankless electric water heaters will suit all your needs.
The Rheem RTE 13 Electric Tankless Water Heater is among the most popular units in the market. This model is especially great for folks who live alone or for college students who share an apartment with roommates.
The water heater features two LED lights that allow users to keep track of the modes. The red light indicates that hot water is ready for use whereas the green light indicates that the water heater is on standby. This usually occurs when you haven't used the water heater for a few hours. Some notable features of this Electric Tankless Water Heater include:
The product received an average of 4 stars out of 5 on Amazon. A few customers left positive reviews while others stated that the product could use a few improvements. Customers agreed that the water heater will help reduce costs.
Additionally, with its compact size, customers can install the electric heater anywhere they want according to their convenience. On the downside, durability was a common concern and folks weren't too impressed with Rheem's customer service.
The Rheem RTE 13 Electric Tankless Water Heater is available on Amazon for just under $260 to $350, depending on the seller. To save money, be on the lookout for deals and discount. Consider investing in a used electric heater if you want cash.
For its price, the Rheem RTE 13 Electric Tankless Water Heater is a great product.
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BALTIMORE — Lafayette native Corey Lanerie is well on his way to his 13th Churchill Downs riding title. More importantly to his career, he hopes to be on his way to a first Triple Crown victory when riding Kentucky Derby runner-up Lookin At Lee in Saturday's 142nd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course.
The jockey has a pretty good record in the 1 3/16-mile Preakness: In his only mount, he was second last year on 17-1 shot Cherry Wine, who like Lookin At Lee is a late closer.
Lanerie's 4,153 wins heading into Thursday rank 61st all time; his career earnings of $112.5 million are 42nd. He dominated Texas racing before relocating to Kentucky, and also owns three riding titles at Ellis Park. He spends the winter riding at Gulfstream Park's signature meet and has spent the summer at Saratoga.
And he knows he needs that signature victory to get more of the nationally prominent outfits to think of him as a big-race rider, a prime option for the Triple Crown and Breeders' Cup and not an afterthought for their long shots. A Preakness triumph would fit the bill nicely.
"That would leap me up a giant step," Lanerie said. "These kind of races is what people really notice. … To show that you can do it and compete on that level."
Last year's Preakness card was the only time Lanerie has ridden at Pimlico. He had a fourth and a last in a pair of earlier turf stakes, then finished second on Cherry Wine in a performance eerily similar to Lookin At Lee's Derby: saving ground throughout after breaking from the No. 1 post, coming from well back over a sloppy track.
"I think Lookin At Lee looks like he'll go a little farther than Cherry Wine did," Lanerie said. "We had a fast pace last year, and they kind of collapsed and we came running and picked up some pieces. That was kind of our goal there: to save some horse and come running at the end.
"I think we're going into this thinking we have a really good shot to win it. So we'll be looking to get the whole thing, not just finishing."
The No. 1 post had not produced a top-three finish in the Derby since third-place Risen Star in 1988. Even before the race, trainer Steve Asmussen said that if any horse and rider could handle the pitfalls of the Kentucky Derby rail, it was Lookin At Lee and Lanerie.
Indeed, Lanerie had vowed if he ever got on the right horse that he wanted the Derby trip that fellow Cajun Calvin Borel used en route to three victories in the Churchill Downs classic. He got that horse in the hard-trying Lookin At Lee, who closed to be a troubled third in the Arkansas Derby.
The rail-hugging "Mine That Bird trip" that Borel made famous on the 50-1 shot who came from last to win the 2009 Kentucky Derby "was my plan, even before I had a mount, to try to ride like Calvin, save all the ground. Just try to pick up the pieces," Lanerie said.
He had one scary moment on the far turn as Fast and Accurate, who had been part of the early speed and was staggering, and had to check in front of him.
"I thought I was going to run into a wreck," Lanerie said. "Instead, I got lucky and they bounced right instead of left. And when they did that, it left the rail just wide open for me. Right here I said, 'I'm going to win the Derby.' I was coming so fast and so easy. I thought they all had to stop.
"And Always Dreaming just wouldn't come back."
Always Dreaming won by 2¾ lengths. Watching a replay, Lanerie laughed and put his hand over Always Dreaming on the computer screen, saying cheerfully, "And now I look like the winner.
"You come so close and you don't get it done, but to run second in only my third Kentucky Derby mount, it was pretty special. Just everybody calling you and congratulating you like you'd won."
The highest praise came from Borel himself, the racing Hall of Fame member and Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame inductee saying, "I thought that was me on him."
"You have to have the horse — and a horse that is willing to go through a tight hole," said Lanerie, who got on Lookin At Lee for the first time in the paddock before the Derby. "You need a horse that is not scared and enough horse to be fast enough to catch the hole and get through it."
Asked who had more guts, Lanerie or Lookin At Lee, Asmussen said, "A 100 percent is 100 percent. I think those two on Derby Day were a great fit. They planned on doing all they could do. Neither one of them make any excuses. Everybody involved was very impressed with Lookin At Lee and Corey Lanerie."


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