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Bilingual dialogue : He is not here
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Boy, take a week's vacation and what a world of information you can miss.
Before a week of beer and barbecue started, let's see, the Tour de France was underway, Lance Armstrong was being sued over drugs, the Patriots' Aaron Henandez was being pursued over a shooting, and Major League Baseball was getting ready for its All-Star game and deciding what to do about some former all stars who are under the cloud of another drug investigation. Hmmm, seems like baseball has more clouds than a tropical storm sometimes.
One relaxing week later, it is a different world.
How different?
Let's see, the Tour de France is ... still going on? Really?
Well, frankly, that happens when you take a bike ride across country roads that cross a country and a couple of mountain ranges. Seriously, there is such a thing as the internal combustion engine.
It's enough to make you try drugs, and apparently every successful cyclist agrees.
I mean, other sports have their issues, but cycling has a drug store.
Quick, how many Tour de France winners have tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs?
What's that? All of them? Nah, get real. They haven't always had drug testing.
But Armstrong accounts for six scandals himself and then there is blabbermouth Floyd Landis, the Edward Snowden of the wheelmen.
And did you hear that those sponsors who paid Lance for those six Tour titles want their money back? Seems fair. No soft-pedaling it — he had to give those titles back.
As for Hernandez, it seemed police searched his house endlessly. They made more trips to his residence than National Geographic to the Titantic. They didn't find Leonardo DiCaprio, Jimmy Hoffa or Amelia Earhart, but they did, however, find Aaron Hernandez. He's safely (as least we assume) in custody and has pleaded not guilty in the killing of an associate.
There was another break in the case — Patriots fans want their money back for Hernandez memorabilia, and they are reportedly getting refunds on those jerseys.
It's sort of like the Lance Armstrong return policy, but cheaper. Still the lack of principle is the same.
There is a valuable lesson there, though: chose your heroes wisely.
Which leads us to baseball. The All-Star Game is Tuesday. Fans get a say in picking the rosters for the National and the American League, which is both a good and bad thing.
Bad thing: fan voting turns the All-Star Game into a popularity contest.
Good thing: fans want to see the players who are popular.
Bad thing: Some teams have more fans than other teams.
Good thing: Changing channels.
The All-Star Game is one of my favorite events, certainly the best of the all-pro, all-star spectacles, but even I have to admit that the avalanche of interleague play this year is diminishing its appeal. If only I had a ticket. I could trade it for a Aaron Hernandez jersey and get a refund.
As for the drug thing, a report indicates we may never find out what the culprits did.
Don't be surprised. It's the way baseball and the NSA do business. Where's Edward Snowden and Floyd Landis when you need them?
Actually, where's Edward Snowden, period? He was also on the lam when I started vacation.
There was one earth-shaking development when I returned — 70-year-old Gary Player posed nude for some photos.
To which, I have only two things to say.
One, why?
Two, when's the next vacation?
Anthony Stastny is sports editor of the Savannah Morning News. Contact him at 912-652-0356 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 14/12/2012 (1711 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Donna Wall
University of Manitoba/CancerCare Manitoba professor
"My non-medical reading, mostly on airplanes and late nights, leans to historic fiction, mystery, and regular people dramas. Cool Water a novel by Canadian Dianne Warren was a most wonderful read -- a masterfully woven interplay of lives of ordinary prairie folk across generations. The Murdered House by Pierre Magnan is an award-winning French suspense novel (I confess I read the English translation) that takes you on a surprising journey in the post-First World War French countryside. It has a slow start but once you are into the story it is difficult to put down. I am looking forward to the new Alice Munro, Dear Life. It is such comfort and joy to experience the art of masterful fiction writing."


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Hi, I purchased an index number for a divorce action on June 1st 2010. My husband was in a foreign country and I could not serve him until mid october. I have heard that the index number is only good for 120 days. Do I have to start all over? ie purchase another index number and serve him again? or is there some other option. I am in New York City (Queens)
The issue of service within 120 days can be handled a couple of ways. First, if the party you're serving doesn't raise the issue or agrees to ignore it, it will not be a factor. Second, if there's a good reason for not serving within 120 days (like the party being overseas) you can apply to the court for an extended time to serve.
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Studio Location
Vocal Splendor Studios is conveniently located just north of Seattle in Lake Forest Park, just east of I-5 Exit 177) on Ballinger Way. Minutes away from the freeway, yet serene and private, it offers a beautiful location in which to grow your skills as a vocalist and/or pianist. Easy, off street parking is available. Bus service is several blocks away through Metro 331, & 347 and with a little longer walk from Lake Forest Park Town Center, Sound Transit 522.
Lesson Rates
There are two lesson tracks to chose from. Long term students and appointment lessons. Lessons by appointment are $40/half hour and $80/hour but discounts for tuition paid in advance and a sliding scale for need based students are available.
Studio Policies
Cancellation Policy - 24 Hour Notice is required
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whats the deall i cnt handle seeing swell for three days but not being able to surf bc of choppyness .......does tmrw show any possiblilty of being ridable?????? or will monmouth still be heavy storm surf with big ugly closeouts and rip tides
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im kind of sketched out by the sand being washed, it is awesome for the waves, but theres jettys popping up i havnt seen in years, and im worried about some pilings sticking up in the break, i doubt it but still...
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Mitchel was kicking some knowledge in a previous post about how about 45 years ago, Assateque just got worked, and most of what lined the beaches back then was just destroyed.... So, I am assuming that is why a ton of guys over the years who surf assateque back in the day used to tell me that would always encounter sketchy stuff under water... Rebar, pieces of cement and Debri... I am wondering if all that is just old house foundations and stuff that at some point over the years was just covered over by pumping sand... Then when storms like this happened, it pulls a lot of sand back off....
Interesting topic in the midatlantic with all the shifting sand and sand replenishment they keep having to do to try and preserve the coastline.... I wonder what the midatlantic would look like right now if we would have never interviened and just let nature take its course... I bet you Salisbury would be the new beach break!!!!
so will it be safe
if i got out march 16 will it be a hazzard to go should i play it safe even if semi cleen
Isn't it your call in the end? Play it safe and know what you can handle. Don't push it to the point where you are in danger if you can't handle it.
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is it gonna be good tomorow
if it is cape may is were its gonna be
How far are you from the coast? If you're not far, just go to the break and survey it before you get in the water. I'm going out Thursday one way or another.
Mar 16, 2010, 12:26 PM #8
Lots of red and blue showing Soonest I can get out is Friday afternoon maybe Thurs late. I'm going to check it out. Theres always that window where it can clean up for a little no matter what the report says.
There will be clean points
It is hit and miss this time of year. Ill deff be out Thursday and Friday.
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you're saying you're not going to paddle out b/c of underwater debris????
sorry, that's retarded.


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Johnny Depp Confirmed for BLACK MASS, Tom Hardy in Talks
Johnny Depp is confirmed to star in the Whitey Bulger mob film Black Mass. He was attached to the project last year, but was reported to have dropped out of the project. He got interested again when Scott Cooper came on board to direct it, and now it's official. Depp will play Bulger in the movie, and Tom Hardy is in early talks to play his FBI handler, John Connolly.
The story revolves around the ruthless Boston kingpin who inspired movie characters such as the one Jack Nicholson played in The Departed and the one Pete Postlethwaite played in The Town. The movie is based on the 2001 Dick Lehr/Gerald O'Neill New York Times bestseller Black Mass: The True Story of an Unholy Alliance Between the FBI and the Irish Mob.
Bulger was also an FBI informant so he could help discreetly take down a rival gang. In the end, the tables were turned on him, and he was double crossed and prosecuted by the Feds, along with his partner in crime and the original FBI agent working with him. Connelly is the "FBI agent and childhood pal of Bulger and his brother. Connolly was tasked with bringing down the Italian mob, and he was aided by Bulger, who burnished his own position as Boston crime kingpin by getting rid of the competition for his Winter Hill gang."
I love watching this kind of movies, and this one is sure to be great.


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Life-sized Wedding Cake Of Bride Too Five Weeks To Make
February 9, 2012 by staff
Life-sized Wedding Cake Of Bride Too Five Weeks To Make, Chidi and Innocent Ogbuta dive into the giant gateau, When Chidi Ogbuta renewed her wedding vows, it wasn't so much getting spliced as getting sliced.
The 35-year-old went that extra layer when it came to the cake – by ordering a life-size replica of herself.
Mrs Ogbuta and husband Innocent , also 35, celebrated their ten years of married life with the 1.5m-tall (5ft) gateau, which was so big it took four men to carry it into the venue.
'Growing up, I always wanted a doll made in my likeness,' said Mrs Ogbuta, a mother of four.
'I told Innocent I wanted a life-size cake made in my resemblance as I would look on my wedding day.
'I searched for months to find someone who'd make my dream come true. Originally the plan was for two cakes – one of me and one of Innocent.
Unfortunately, it took five weeks to make and we ran out of time.'
The resulting butter-cream creation, which formed the centrepiece of the ceremony in Dallas, Texas, weighed 180kg (400lb) and contained 200 eggs and 7.5litres of amaretto.
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Enterprise Compliance & Ethics Internships
Enterprise Compliance & Ethics helps State Farm™ effectively manage compliance risk by promoting commitment to compliant and ethical conduct. Our summer interns work directly with State Farm associates to assist in protecting the enterprise from legal, regulatory, financial and reputational harm in support of the organization's goals to grow profitably and provide remarkable customer service.
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The Enterprise Compliance & Ethics internship program offers motivated students a hands-on work experience with an opportune balance of training, mentoring and development opportunities. Specific assignments and projects will be determined by managers. A variety of teams within Enterprise Compliance & Ethics will host interns at our corporate headquarters in Bloomington, Illinois, including:
- Office of Privacy
- Compliance Technology
- Compliance Consulting
- Compliance Risk and Control Assessment
Preferred Qualifications
- Desired Majors: Business Compliance & Ethics, Information Technology, Business Administration, Risk Management, Pre-Law, Accounting, English/Communications
- 3.5 GPA or above
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office® products
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- Candidates should demonstrate resourcefulness, possess strong written and oral communication skills and exhibit excellent relationship building and teamwork skills
Training & Skill Development Opportunities
- Business Acumen Sessions
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Internship Information
- Location: Bloomington, Illinois
- Dates: May 22, 2017 - August 4, 2017
- Hourly Rate: $16.00/hour based on a 38.75-hour work week
- Paid holidays: Memorial Day and 4th of July
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If you need assistance during the application or hiring process to accommodate a disability, you may request a reasonable accommodation by contacting Career Center Support or your State Farm contact.
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3 Types Of Art
(formerly Landscape I)1963Richard Diebenkorn | San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA)
Description: While living in Berkeley in the early 1960s, Richard Diebenkorn painted a group of representational canvases depicting views of the city and the surrounding landscape. Here, a street is fronted on one side by a row of low, nondescript buildings and on the other by open fields and empty lots. The horizon line is high, and the palette is dominated by cool hues of green, blue, gray, and white, offset by the sandy patch of earth on the right and a small area of red at the extreme left. Diebenkorn based the painting on an existing cityscape, but he left out all the buildings on the right side of the street, creating a flatter, more geometric composition.
Date created: 1963
Type of art: Abstract
Seawall 1957 Richard Diebenkorn | de Young Museum
Description: This period of intense exploration and innovation commenced with physically powerful Abstract Expressionist art that appeared to draw inspiration from the natural environment of the region, and ended with psychologically resonant representational works that played a leading role in the ascendance of the Bay Area Figurative movement. A continuing dialogue between abstraction and representation is a defining characteristic of Diebenkorn's work and is exemplified in "Seawall", which seamlessly integrates representation with the raw gestural brushwork, surface richness, and emphasis on the formal properties of paint and canvas that form the hallmarks of Abstract Expressionism. The intimate scale of the work contrasts with its sweeping aerial view of a coastline, which conveys a surreal sense of soaring above the landscape. From this lofty vantage the landscape below resembles a patchwork of abstract forms, while still evoking an elemental encounter of earth, sea, and sky. Date Created:1957
Location Created:Berkeley, California, United States
Type Of Art: Abstract
Wunderkammer 2010 Choi, Jeonghwa | Korean Art Museum Association
Date Created: 2010
Type: Mixed Media, Installation
Artist's Education: Hongik University, Seoul, Korea. B.F.A. Painting
Type Of Art: Representational
A painted picture of the universe 1920-1934
Roy de Maistre | National Gallery of Victoria
Description: This colour-music theory was further underscored by de Maistre's interest in the psychological effects of colour and its relationship to the expression of emotional states. In 1919 de Maistre and Wakelin staged the Colour in Art exhibition, a sensational event within the small and conservative Sydney art world. While no completely abstract works were included, their small landscape panels were characterized by flattened perspectives and non-representational colour. The cool reception to this exhibition led both artists to shortly after adopt a more acceptable post-impressionist manner. However, in the early 1930s and living in London, de Maistre briefly reprised his interest in abstraction and colour music in a series of paintings including this work which is inscribed by the artist '1920–34'. It is likely that de Maistre's exposure to abstract and modern painting in London was the impetus for his returning to his earlier avant-garde experimentation. The 1930s were the heyday of non-objective art in Europe and de Maistre's abstract paintings stand alongside the contemporary developments in geometric art at this time.
Date Created:1920-1934
Location Created:"Sydney; London", "Australia; England"
Type Of Art: non-objective
Stroyuschiysya Dom [house under construction] 1915-16
Kasimir MALEVICH | Russia | National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
House under construction is one of the earliest examples of Suprematism, a movement that made its debut in Malevich's contribution to 'The Last Futurist Exhibition: 0, 10', held in St Petersburg from 17 December 1915 to 15 January 1916. It is not known if the Australian National Gallery's painting was shown in this exhibit, however, stylistic similarities strongly link it to works of this period.1
Date Created: 1915-16
Type of Art: non- Objective


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Digital Photo Keychain
This keychain holds up to 60 JPEG or BMP photos and displays on a 1.4" LCD screen. It connects to either a PC or MAC via a USB cable, and comes with its own software and a rechargeable battery. Sure beats carrying those battered snapshots in your wallet! What will they think of next?
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Nothing says proud Dad quite like this pair of birth announcement cufflinks. Even if your husband doesn;t wear cufflinks, he would have to admit this is pretty awesome!Tags: gifts, baby, parents, newborn, baby showers, birth, father's day, dadAdded 7 Years Ago from RedEnvelope
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Lil Boosie Murder Charge
November 30, 2011 by staff
Lil Boosie Murder Charge, A Baton Rouge rapper known as "Lil Boosie" was sentenced Tuesday to eight years in prison following his guilty plea to drug charges.
The rapper, whose real name is Torrence Hatch, pleaded guilty to conspiring to smuggle codeine, marijuana and ecstasy into two state prisons, the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola and Dixon Correctional Institute in Jackson, La.
Dana Cummings, an East Baton Rouge Parish prosecutor, said Hatch was serving a prison term for a separate conviction for marijuana possession when he smuggled the drugs with help from a prison guard. Cummings said the guard, Joshua Wilson, also is charged in the case and awaits a trial
State District Judge Mike Erwin sentenced Hatch to the new prison term.
Jason Williams, one of Hatch's attorneys, said his client tried to smuggle the drugs into prison for his personal use. Williams said Hatch has asked for drug treatment while he's in prison.
"There are a lot of musicians who suffer from (drug) abuse issues. He is one of them," Williams said. "This is the first step toward dealing with that addiction problem."
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The Davis Center Community Builders
The Community Builders are a Davis Center-trained, peer-to-peer diversity education group. The DC Community Builders work closely with the DC staff and are part of the Davis Center's effort to provide education for the campus on issues of identity, power, and privilege in order to build a more inclusive community.
Our Community Builders hold student office hours and are ambassadors for the Davis Center across campus. Stop by Jenness House, or whenever you see them, and say "Hi!".
CLASS OF 2021: Apply to be a 2017-2018 Community Builder
Meet our 2016-2017 Community Builders!
- Name: Fernanda Lai
- Pronouns: She/Her
- Class of: 2017
- Why I decided to become a community builder: I love Williams and I believe that communities are not formed through happy accidents, but require patience, love and care.
- About me: Despite growing up in Hong Kong and Sydney, Fernanda never adjusted to the pace of life and is still an incredibly slow walker. She is a senior English major and can be found reciting poetry under fall foliage. She enjoys carousing with her bike Kale, is very particular about her tea and has a basil plant called Horace.
- Come talk to me about: poetry, feminism, gender and sexuality, the experience of being an international student, deconstruction, cloud formations and anything you would like!
- Name: Claire Bunn
- Pronouns: She/Her/Hers
- Class of: 2020
- Why I decided to become a community builder: I decided to become a community builder because I wanted to help work to make diversity and social justice issues accessible to everyone in the Williams community regardless of how much background knowledge people have. I hope to help create space for conversations that may be difficult to have to on campus.
- About me: I'm from the Boston Area (#GoSox) specifically Watertown, MA. I love Harry Potter, Mad Men, and Rihanna, and as much as I question their lasting effects on my psyche, I LOVE a good Disney movie.
- Come talk to me about: Mental health/ health supports on campus, listening effectively, working towards good allyship, understanding what privilege is and how it affects who we are, sexual assault resources at Williams, Jane the Virgin, Broad City, Kim and Kanye's gender politics, or just come say hi!
- Name: Linda Worden
- Pronouns: she/her
- Class of: 2019
- Why I decided to become a community builder: The work that the Davis Center does is incredibly important to me, and that's why I wanted to work here for a second year.
- About me: My hometown is Penticton, B.C, Canada, and my interests at Williams include the Queer Student Union, Divest, and the Feminist Collective.
- Come talk to me about: Social justice work is so essential to making our lives better, so I'd love to talk to anyone who has projects or ideas they'd like to make happen on campus. Also, please feel free to talk to me about cats, politics, Canada, gender, and poetry.
- Name: Alejandra Aileen Davila
- Pronouns: She/her
- Class of: 2019
- Why I decided to become a community builder: I love the intersectionality of the DC Center. I love the people who work at the DC Center. I love the events sponsored by the DC Center. But most importantly, I love the never-ending snacks provided by the DC Center. So, when I saw that there was an opportunity for me to become involved at a place that I had so much admiration for and eat granola bars 24/7, I HAD to apply.
- About me: Hi everyone! I'm Alejandra (you can call me Alé) and I'm from San Bernardino, California. I grew up in a predominately Latinx community, and I am in a heart-breaking long-distance relationship with Mexican and Peruvian food. I am exceptionally bad at lyrics and memes are my preferred form of communication. I'm extremely passionate about social justice and infinitely frustrated by gentrification, racial and gender inequality, and the marginalization of minority groups.
- Come talk to me about: What it's like to be a low-income, minority student at an institution like Williams. Moving super duper far away from home. Graciously quitting a sports team. Existential crises regarding majors, friendships, faith, and the incredibly scary "purpose of life." I love cacti and succulents, salsa music, and avocados, so if you ever want to talk about cacti while eating an avocado and listening to salsa music, I'm your person!