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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulva (NSFW/18+)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breast (NSFW/18+)
this about covers it
no pun intended
Oh dear...I always called the girls thing a "peepee" and blame the bump in my pants on my misbehaving "wiener".
+1. I feel exactly the same way. I really dislike the term "pussy". It just lacks professionalism and respect. Imagine a doctor using the term "pussy". I feel the same way about the word "tits". Just say breasts and or nipples...that's what they are.
I also agree about your comment about using the term vagina. I tend to pause when I see the word "vagina" because I think people must have x-ray vision to see that after all it inside and not really visible during a typical nude shoot.
I have to admit that vulva although correct seems a bit clinical. This is a harder one. I have had photographers use "girl part", "good stuff" or they don't really use the words. They just direct me to turn left or right, lean forward or backward adjust my legs so that the desired image comes into view.
So I'm guessing "funbags" is out of line?
Yup - these are the terms I use.
For avoidance of doubt though; 'lady garden' is not in my vocabulary.
OOOh, rough!
All are agreeble to me. Although since I remember a that was played a lot in the 80's I also have the term "nubs" stuck in my memory too.
Seems so clear, but to some models, this shot (18+) shows "genitals" even though, medically it doesn't. But it is pointless and unproductive to argue such matters at a shoot. The key being, of course, that from the statement by itself, I don't know if you're comfortable posing for that shot, and if you aren't it greatly limits what I can do.
I love the Mumu!!!!
Wie heisst die Freundin from Eskimo?
Eskimoese (sorry, keine Umlaute hier).
How cool is it for this girl to have her image used on wikipedia
To be known as the girl, that if you want to know what a breast looks like, you should look at her breast
That's pretty cool I would think
I actually think its quite hilarious when a photog....most likely a grown man or woman...has an issue stumbling over the right word to say when referring to certain body parts. As a Bio student, I well...call it what it is; boobs, breast, butt, backside, vagina (oh my gasp!)...Usually when it comes to dealing with a photog that seems uncomfortable with spitting the words out, I just blurt it out. Photog usually nods his head and agreement and then I reassure him/her that its ok, we're humans, as far as sex is concerned, we all have them and most likely have all seen them. They usually loosen up after I say the words myself.
The funnier issue is when I shoot with other models not comfortable shooting nude or semi-nude and I strip down and walk out on set with no qualms. The faces some people make are priceless. It's all about being truly comfortable in your own skin. Let it show!
I would recommend getting over your dislike for people's use of vagina to mean the whole of a woman's genitalia. It is a common colloquialism.
The "Mons Venus" (pubic mound) is the real thing. And it can be a magnificent subject!
I don't remember discussing your parts with you. I just photographed you!
lol, hatte ich total vergessen, there are a lot of Eskimoesen here in Canada
I realize it's a colloquialism, but I don't have to like it. I don't rage at anyone for it or anything, but I do have my personal feelings on it. I'm finding this difficult to phrase, so bear with me. I personally dislike it because I think it shows a lack of respect or caring for knowledge of women's sexuality. It reduces our whole genitals to the one part that is known for giving pleasure to men. It ignores the rest of our genitals and the parts that can give us pleasure. It has become a colloquialism in part due to ignorance on both men and women's parts. Half the women I know who use it incorrectly honestly are just that ignorant. I find it sad. I remember having to teach myself the parts of my body through the internet because in health class we only learned the names of our internal reproductive organs. Everyone in class was taught the anatomy of male genitalia, most people know the testicles are different from the penis, and few people use the word penis to refer to all of a male's genitalia. Not so the other way around. For years the only word I had to describe my genitalia was vagina. There are all sorts of other parts and they have proper names as well. I think we should be using them. For this reason I prefer terms that include all of our genitalia when that is the part of our bodies being referred to. Doesn't even have to be the anatomically correct one.
Again, these are my personal feelings on the matter. I'm not trying to say one way is right or wrong, I'm just explaining the reasoning and feelings behind my dislike of the practice. I know people who use it are not trying to insult or disrespect me and I don't take it as an offense. I just don't like it.
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I'd laugh.. because it is funny. But at the same time, holiday aside, I'm a little annoyed by the invasions already. Which is sad because I logged on day one that I'd read they were happening just to do them and the bosses. And it was all pretty awesome, on that day.
I was working on my baby shaman, I had forgotten about the invasions in Orgrimmar (rather, I just hadn't thought about them).. I had a turn in there, had to train and empty bags so I hearthed there. Right in the middle of an invasion, so I ran up the flight tower thing to sit where the flight orc should be and just logged out. Didn't want to wait, didn't want to chance running through the city to go out to the zep, just.. stopped.
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We love burgers around here, and making them is usually a Dude Time endeavor- which means I get a few minutes to relax while I wait for them to finish. Yay! One way to speed things up and get hungry people fed quicker is to pre-make the burgers and freeze them for a quick dinner later. This recipe will make several lunches or two hearty dinners for four.
The addition of two of my dudes' favorite ingredients (apple sauce and oatmeal) meant they were excited to try them, and also made for a somewhat more rounded nutritional profile on the meal. We like to eat these on whole wheat toast or whole wheat buns, with a side of apple slices and carrot sticks.
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Bulked up turkey burgers with kid appeal! (Adapted from the back of the oatmeal box)
- 3 lbs ground turkey
- 3 eggs, beaten
- ¾ cup applesauce
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- 3 Tablespoons mustard
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 3 Tablespoons Soy Sauce
- 2 cups oatmeal, regular or quick
- Mix as for meatloaf (Kid powered potato masher!)
- Form into ¼ pound balls and flatten into patties. (We have a patty making tool and my kid loves this part!)
- If not serving immediately, freeze on wax paper in a single layer. Transfer frozen patties to a larger container with wax paper between layers to prevent sticking.
- Cook as usual for burgers- fry, broil, or grill to 165 degrees F.
This makes 16 burgers approximately 5 oz each uncooked weight. Awesome topped with a slice of sharp cheddar cheese!
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"This is about integrity," proclaimed Indiana University president Myles Brandat the press conference announcing his basketball coach's fate. He was speaking the truth. For, when Brand decided not to fire his good friend Bobby Knight, he was staying true to the university's near 30-year trend of tolerating the coach's intolerable behavior.
Knight has always had his volatile temper, and it's gotten him noticed time and time again: when he reamed out an NCAA media liaison in full public view, when he mock-whipped Calbert Cheaneyin a racially insensitive display, when he threw that chair across the Assembly Hall floor. Once it even got him in serious criminal troublein 1979, Knight was convicted (in absentia) of assaulting a Puerto Rican cop during the Pan Am Gamesbut he didn't pay for his actions then either; authorities were never able to extradite him and stopped trying some years later.
"People in the university knew about Knight's behavior for many, many years," says Murray Sperber, the IU English professor, author, and longtime critic of the coach. "But he has the Knight Protection Racket. When one guy comes forward with allegations, five former players come forward to say he's the best human being who ever lived."
With recent events, however, things seemed different, as if long-lost chickens had come home to roost with a vengeance. Knight's career was on the brink. A smoking-gun videotape, a near assault of a secretary, and suddenly, says Sperber, the once impenetrable Knight defensehe practices tough love, his wicked temper is reserved for the intensity of the sporting world, his ugly style is a winning onelooked like it had real holes.
Where was the love when Knight had his hand around Neil Reed's throat? What does throwing a potted plant and menacing athletic department secretary Jeanette Hartgraveshave to do with the pressures of the playing field? "Where is the heat of combat in calling her an F-ing bitch?" Sperber asks rhetorically. "What does that have to do with the heat of combat?" And how do you rationalize a downright nasty coaching style when Knight's teams haven't been truly successful in 13 years?
Suddenly the IU administration, the local media, even some alumni, were shockedshocked!to discover they had a tyrant on their hands. But the tyrant will remain on campus. "This university is bleeding," Sperber tells Jockbeat. "Their inability to resolve this might mean it'll keep bleeding."
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Some lessons from Sunday's Eastern Conference Finals Game 1, and things to look for in the rest of the Devils-Flyers series: Philly has improved its team speed, a key ingredient to beating stubborn defenses. They effectively traded rushes with the Devs at the game's outset, forcing Jersey into a skating game. Problem is, the Devils are probably quickerand certainly better defensively.
With the game tied 1-1, Petr Sykoradanced away from immobile Philly defenseman Chris Theriento backhand a stoppable shot between rookie goalie Brian Boucher's legs ("That's the one I wish I could have back," Boucher lamented after the game). Seconds later, Dan McGillisattempted a needless body check on Dev Randy McKayat the blueline. A similar challenge in the game's first minute had led to the Devils' opening goal as McGillis ended up decking teammate Simon Gagnerby mistake. This time he got only air; McKay poked the puck to Sergei Brylinwho fed Bobby Holikfor an easy third Jersey goal. On both McGillis blunders, no Flyer forward covered for him. So the Devils, who did not play their best, began weaving their thick defensive blanket, which slowly smothered the Flyers' speed.
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In the heart of Newburg, Metro Councilwoman Barbara Shanklin's constituents are coming to her defense on the eve of her trial.
"Barbara has looked out for our community. The things in which we don't have, she supplied. The things we needed, she went after. She was our voice. She continues to be our voice that is why we stand behind her," resident Ken McGlothan said.
She represents the Newburg, and Buechel areas of Louisville since 2002. Since that time, residents say her influence is all around, from the new tennis courts, football fields and green space that they are proud of
"It's a wonderful area. I've been living here for 16 or 17 years and we didn't have that before," Newburg resident Linda Mosely said.
Shanklin is on trial accused of violating ethics rules by using her position for personal gain.
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Shanklin is also accused of employing her grandson while he had outstanding warrants. Shanklin has denied all charges.
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(Sports Network) - The Toronto Raptors kick off a six-game homestand tonight when they host the Portland Trail Blazers at the Air Canada Centre.
The last time these two teams played, the Trail Blazers' went a record 0-20 from behind the 3-point line in a 92-74 win in Portland. That record that has since been broken by the Denver Nuggets.
LaMarcus Aldridge paced the offense with 30 points and 12 rebounds as Portland extended its winning streak over Toronto to eight consecutive games.
DeMar DeRozan had 20 points for the Raptors, who have not beaten the Blazers since a home victory on Jan. 13, 2008. After a tough early schedule, the Raptors will play 10 of its next 15 games at home.
No team in the Eastern Conference made more 3-pointers than the Raptors from Dec. 14-31. Toronto made good on 77 shots from behind the arc in that span and made a season-high 15 3-pointers in Saturday's 123-88 win over the Orlando Magic.
DeRozan had 21 points, Ed Davis added 18 and Jose Calderon notched 15 points and 10 assists for Toronto, which has won seven of its past eight. Kyle Lowry and Terrence Ross chipped in with 16 point apiece in the triumph, with Ross hitting a career-high four 3-pointers.
"It's about sharing the ball and finding the wide-open guy," Calderon said. "We know if we make that extra pass, then the next play will result in that guy making the extra pass. It's about trust."
The Blazers had won just four of their first 14 road games this season prior to kicking off their swing on Tuesday in New York against the Knicks.
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Nicolas Batum knocked down a season-high six 3-pointers and scored 26 points, while rookie Damian Lillard added 21 points, six assists and five rebounds. Lillard also hit a key 3-point to hold off a late Knicks charge in the final minute.
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The chicken and tzatziki sauce was delicious. I used sliced black olives and put my ingredients inside the pita and added some baby spinach; a little messy, but good.
Chicken Souvlaki
Grilled chicken on pita with tomatoes, onions, and tzatziki, a yogurt and cucumber sauce, makes a cool yet satisfying warm-weather supper. Souvlaki is often rolled to eat in your hand as a snack, but this more substantial version is served on a plate with a knife and fork. If you like, accompany the souvlaki with lemon wedges. When using wooden skewers, soak them first in water for at least ten minutes, or they'll smoke during cooking.
Yield: 4
- 2 cups plain yogurt
- 1 cucumber, halved lengthwise, peeled, seeded, and grated
- 1 1/4 teaspoons salt
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- Fresh-ground black pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon dried dill
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 1/2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon dried oregano
- 1 1/3 pounds boneless, skinless chicken breasts (about 4), cut into 1-inch cubes
- 4 pocketless pitas
- 6 tablespoons butter, at room temperature
- 1 small onion, cut into thin wedges
- 2 tomatoes, cut into thin wedges
- 1/3 cup black olives, such as Kalamata, halved and pitted
- 1. Put the yogurt in a strainer lined with cheesecloth, a coffee filter, or a paper towel and set it over a bowl. Let drain in the refrigerator for 15 minutes. In a medium glass or stainless-steel bowl, combine the cucumber with 1 teaspoon of the salt; let sit for about 15 minutes. Squeeze the cucumber to remove the liquid. Put the cucumber back in the bowl and stir in the drained yogurt, the garlic, 1/8 teaspoon of pepper, and the dill.
- 2. Light the grill or heat the broiler. In a small glass or stainless-steel bowl, combine the oil, lemon juice, oregano, the remaining 1/4 teaspoon of salt, and 1/4 teaspoon of pepper. Toss the chicken cubes in the oil mixture and thread them onto skewers. Grill the chicken over high heat or broil, turning once, until done, about 5 minutes in all. Transfer the chicken to a plate.
- 3. Spread both sides of the pitas with the butter and grill or broil, turning once, until golden, about 4 minutes in all. Cut into quarters.
- 4. To serve, put the pitas on plates and top with the onion, tomatoes, and chicken skewers with any accumulated juices. Serve with the tzatziki and olives.
- Wine Recommendation: This traditional Greek preparation goes with a number of choices to suit the occasion and your taste. Look for a very fruity red such as a Beaujolais, a sparkling wine from California, or a sauvignon blanc from northern Italy.
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- Cho Chang: If you were on the Quidditch team, what position would you play?
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Silas hit me up to tell me he was watching this video on youtube. Mike Barker, Silas and friends. filmed and edited by myself and Manzoori.
Here are a few pics from Atiba's éS game of skate, Dario beat Atiba and won 1000 bucks, it was a pretty funny event, it got a lot more heated than anticipated.
éS a la cart 2007, we made a stop by Auschwitz. It was a very tough place to visit, photos can not relay how evil and terrible this place was.
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Frankly I never used this loom. It was an Ebay impulse buy. 2 harness, 15" wide, needs a good cleaning up but in nice condition. $100.00 or plus reasonable shipping charges & insurance if you want it. Weaversfriend.com can send you a copy of the owner's manual which is 17 pgs, for a minimal cost.
Do you have a few pictures? It would be great to see what it looks like.
Some people shy away from pictures, you might find it easier to post if you watch this YouTube video. She simplifies the process which will soon be even easier. Take a look here:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pmEdxZUyY0
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Sure, I'll see what I can do....
After laying all accessories out for this loom to take a picture, I discovered the crank is missing... it can be improvised, but at this time, I guess, I will remove it from sale here till I find it, or otherwise. SORRY!
is the loom completely unusable without the crank?
Put the pictures up while you look for the crank. I am really interested in this item and would love to see it.
The Lily looms where I teach are all missing cranks. I just buy a box end wrench to fit the square thingy where the crank goes. You could also look for outdoor faucet handles which have square connections and see if you can find one the same size.
I have been using my Lily loom when I do weaving demos. I take the Lily loom and let anyone who is interested weave a bit. It is very light (easily carried in one hand) and, because it has regular heddles, it is easier for the uninitiated to see that it works just like the big looms. I was using rigid heddle looms for this purpose before I found a Lily, but the Lily is sturdier and easier to understand.
My normal demo outfit consists of my Harrisville A/4 (usually with an overshot design that catches the eye) and the Lily with a white warp and lots of options for colorful weft. This allows the public to see me weaving something that looks impressive and lets them try their hand at something simple.
I use one of these with preschoolers and love it. I need to advance the warp (no crank, I just do it by hand) but four year olds can easily use one of these looms, and they are so sturdy that I don't need to worry at all about them damaging anything. And because the shed stays open the weaver can take as long as necessary to get the shuttle through.
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North Cobb's boys basketball team, which plays Norcross today in the Class AAAAAA semifinals at Georgia Tech (8:30 p.m.), was expected to be a state contender this season after returning five starters from a 2012 quarterfinal team.
Then they were given little chance of winning this week when they played No. 1-ranked Tift County in the quarters. North Cobb was ranked No. 2.
North Cobb trailed by seven in the fourth quarter but won 68-63. North Cobb made all 15 of its free-throw attempts, and Jordan Neff scored 22 points.
''We knew it was going to be tough,'' North Cobb coach Terry Gorsuch said. "We'd seen and heard how good they were and knew they played a national schedule, but at the same time, I thought we'd played a pretty demanding schedule ourselves. The key was we had to play well to give ourselves a chance. Except for a little stretch in the second quarter, I thought we played well.''
The victory was part of a historic week at North Cobb as the girls team also made the semifinals. North Cobb is one of eight schools with both teams in the final four. The girls play North Gwinnett at 7 p.m. at Tech. North Cobb also made the semifinals for the first time in football and volleyball this academic year.
''Everybody at school is excited about that,'' Gorsuch said. "it's a situation where we've got a solid coaching staff across the board, but the most important part of the equation is talent. Any coach who'll tell you they'll win without talent is crazy.''
The reason for the doubt about Gorusch's team against Tift was three-fold. The first was obvious – Tift was ranked No. 1 and had what many believe is the state's best player in Brannen Greene. Second was the road trip to Tift, some 3.5 hours away. The third was the absence of Saxon Steele, the region player of the year and team leading scorer in 2012. He is lost for the season with a knee injury.
''It's where our depth came into play,'' North Cobb coach Terry Gorsuch said. "We got contributions from different areas from guys who played his [Steele's] minutes. We managed to take care of it that way.''
North Cobb has rotated three seniors in Steele's spot depending on the matchups. They are guard Leon Jordan, guard Austin Jacobs and forward Devin Everage. The four returning starters are Neff (signed with Florida Gulf Coast), Lee Moore, Dennis Young-Coleman and John Beausejour. All will play college basketball.
They've led North Cobb to its first semifinal. North Cobb has not been a program without talent during Gorsuch's 14 seasons. Colin Slotter, Bryan Smithson, Michael Lusk.
''We've had some talented players," Gorsuch said, "but this is the best combination of talent we've ever had."
March 2nd, 2013
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March 2nd, 2013
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Couple of corrections: It's John Beausejour and the girls play North Gwinnett. Great job to the young men and women of North Cobb. Coach Terry Gorsuch should be the coach of the year…just my 2 cents.
March 2nd, 2013
11:14 am
I'm very proud of North Cobb Boys and Girls teams. Tift game was one of the best..now win it all NCHC and stand Proud Warriors!
March 2nd, 2013
1:22 pm
"North Cobb also made the semifinals for the first time in football and volleyball this academic year." This is the second year in a row that the NCHS volleyball team has gone to the State Semi-Finals!
March 3rd, 2013
12:21 pm
@Rc@NC You have got to be kidding Gorsuch coach of the year. Those kids won off of sheer will. Most of them don't even listen to him. They just know they have to run those antiquated sets to stay on the floor. He is a control freak that attempts to micro-manage their every move. He lacks the ability to communicate with them and would have gotten even more from them if he had the ability to do so. Great coaches adjust to their talent implementing offenses that exploits their abilities. Not some XO's that you have been running for the past 13yrs that you have been their. This 2013 class was by far the most talented group he has ever had. And pitifully he could'nt get out of their way.
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Journal: familiar faces from film and TV in commercials
I was shocked when Laurence Fishburne first showed up in those Capitol One commercials. He was so great in Pulp Fiction and the Matrix, I thought, oh no, is his career over already? And now Jennifer Garner (no doubt the daughter of Jim Rockford) is shilling for the same.
The creepiest is Matthew McConaughey driving around at night in a butt-ugly Lincoln SUV softly waxing sweet philosophical nothings to us.
The latest is (the now forgettable) Sarah Marshall and Punk'd Employee of the Month (who I just found out are married (to each other, I mean)) doing like a minute and a half mongo commercial where a Samsung Galaxy tablet is part of every aspect of their lives.
And just like that, poof, the shame and presumed damage to one's career for resorting to "acting" in TV commercials is now gone evidently.
It used to be just voices. Like I can never forget a face, I can pick out a famous actor's voice (I just can't remember names for shit). That way an actor could lend a brand some familiarity, without getting himself all soiled in it. For example I most recently heard a new spot with King Ralph as the voice of it. Have no idea what the product or service was, as in my case I'm usually distracted by the familiar voice.
Which I would think is even more of a down-side when they actually appear in the commercials. As in, the focus is on the spokesperson and not the product or service being pitched. When I see Flo (who, incidently, was in that Ben Stiller honeymoon movie before becoming Ms. Progressive) or Red, I think car insurance or Wendy's. When I think of Matthew McHowdoyouspellhisnameagain, I think of Ghosts of Girlfriends Past, not a dying carmaker division whose vehicles' front ends all look like hideous barn owl faces.


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Cubs 101 - Pt 42 - Slammin' Sammy Sosa
When we last left young Mr. Sosa, it was 1997 and he was feeling disrespected. Here he was, a two-time member of the 30-30 Club, and without doubt one of the most productive hitters in the majors, but he wasn't feeling like he was getting the money, the respect, and the LOVE he deserved from his management, as well as the national media. Oh what could he possibly do?
For one, he could drag his contract negotiations out into the public, forcing the Cubs to sign him to a 4 year, $40 million contract extension for 1998. Sammy was good for at least 40 and a hundred - even in the off-season of 1997-98, very few men could give you that. Many wondered though about the wisdom of giving so much money to a man who had, up to that point, never played a post-season game, never led a team to a title of any sort. In retrospect, though, it appears Andy MacPhail knew what he was doing, this time. The man who reported (late, as was his custom) to Spring Training, 1998, was just like Sammy Sosa, only bigger, stronger, thicker, and more determined.
Nobody ever accused Sosa of laziness, and it certainly appeared he spent his off-season not only remaining in shape to play ball, but in fact he was stronger than ever. Recall he was a rail-thin youth when he first appeared in the big leagues, not unlike Alfonso Soriano today, he was a tightly-wound coil of fast-twitch muscles. If he had not hit the weightroom and doubled up on his "Flintstones vitamins", and continued to get his 100 RBI from his 35 homers for the next five-six years, he would have had a substantial major league career. Probably near 400 homers, by the time most athletes begin their normal decline after age 32 or 33 (which, doing the math, would be around 2001, the end of his 1998 contract).
But let's try to understand Sosa's thought process - in 1996, Andres Gallaraga led the NL with 47 homers, hitting in the outer-space air of Colorado. Mark McGwire led the AL with 52. In 1997, Colorado's Larry Walker hit 49 to lead the NL, while Junior Griffey hit 56 to lead the AL. Perhaps another type of individual would have been satisfied with his 35, 40 homers a year. But Sosa was a man who wasn't satisfied; he wanted to be the best! Disappointed he did not achieve acclaim for his power/speed combo, he went all-in to the power side, and did not look back until he had compiled five years of utterly unheard of damage to the home run record books.
In fact - McGwire, who was a few years older, retired soon after his second NL title in 1999. Barry Bonds, who of course holds the current single-season (as well as career) home run titles, was far more consistent for a far longer time, but only had the one outlier year when he hit his 73. Sosa only led his league twice - in 2000, when McGwire tailed off, and in 2002, when Bonds tailed off. But that is misleading - Sosa hit 66 in 1998, and did not win; he came back with 63 in 1999, and did not win; and in what was probably his greatest year ever, he hit 65 in 2001, but of course it was not more than Bonds' 73.
So, in the five years between 1998-2002, get out your calculators: 66, 63, 50, 64, 49. That's 292 four-ply jacks in 5 years - and no, nobody else has ever done that. Probably, nobody ever WILL. And certainly, Sosa became a legend here in Chicago, in the right field bleachers. Chip Caray got to say "belted!" hundreds of times in his behalf. The man ended his career with the astronomical total of 609 homers, and over 1,660 RBIs, the vast majority of those were in the service of the Cubby Bear. But the irony of it all is, he STILL never got the love from the baseball world at large that he always strove for, and in my case, although statistically Sammy Peralta Sosa did more for the Chicago Cubs than any other man who has ever lived: I disliked, distrusted, and dismissed him from day one.
On this date in history, especially after the news came out in early 2009 that Sosa was one of the 104 players who failed so-called "anonymous" PED testing in 2003, it is an easy position to take, to say that you mistrusted Sosa. I hated him from the start - I hated that a GM I despised, Larry Himes, shoved the great Sosa down our throats, especially when he hadn't, as of our acquisition of him, accomplished a damn thing. I hated when he attempted stolen bases at inappropriate times; I hated when he swung from his ass when a mere base hit would put us ahead.
It was clear to me in 1998 that something was amiss. Although steroids never really crossed my mind; the man was SWOLLEN, he sweated uncontrollably, and this is a man from the Dominican Republic, who ought to be used to warm weather. I don't begrudge him some dampness in St. Looie in July, but Philly in May? I saw him hit home runs in person several times in that five years. Sitting here, writing this, I am shaking my head. Other great hitters could put some distance on the ball. When he connected, the force, it was inhuman. When he hit one, unless he didn't get enough height on it, there was no way that the ball COULDN'T go out! I saw him hit a ball that struck the very top of the electronic screen in Miller Field that did serious, irrepairable damage. A 5 ounce piece of rawhide, string, and cork was propelled with such force that it bent metal over 500 feet away. No WAY that was natural.
Maybe it is enough for you, the reader, to simply accept your good fortune as a Cub fan that this Freak of Nature was pushing the laws of physics on your behalf. I'm sorry, maybe I think about things too much, read into things that I shouldn't, but Sosa's brutal power just seemed to be yet another item in his ill-begotten legacy; he was going to be the greatest slugger ever, At All Costs!
God knows I want to win a World Series as bad as the rest of you, and there are some serious costs I would pay for such a treasure. But not All Costs, and Sosa was definitely an All Costs guy.
So the man went out in the year 1998 and smashed 66 home runs, drove in an ungodly 158 RBI, battled McGwire neck-and-swollen neck for the title until the next to last day, when Big Mac swatted 4 in 2 games to leap past Sammy, 70-66. As you recall, we squeaked into the playoffs by the slimmest margin possible, even with all of those ribbies. Sosa went out the next year, slapped up 63/141/.288, and finished NINTH in the MVP race...why? Part of the reason is because the Cubs sucked - losing nearly 100 games! Most of the blame goes to the pitching staff, but Sosa always chipped in with his poor baserunning, misguided throws, and lack of situational hitting. I don't know if he felt he was exempt from fundamentals, or if he simply never bothered to learn them. But the fact remains - for all the homers and RBI in his career, teamwise he had precious little to show for it. I mentioned his 2001 season - 160 RBI, a .737 Slugging Percentage, 146 Runs Scored, even 116 walks. Possibly the greatest Cub season ever - more than Andre Dawson's 1987, Ernie Banks' 1958&1959, right up there with Hack Wilson's 1930!!
What do you notice about those five years? Yep, no titles. Not one stinkin' division.
I have heard, albeit not lately, people compare Sosa to two great names from the past, Mr. Banks and Mr. Billy Williams. Sosa played in the playoffs in 1998 and 2003, and neither Banks or Williams played in any. Therefore, Sosa is the better man!! Well, my fine Krausened friends, up until 1968, only ONE NL team made postseason play; now 4 teams make it. (Article MMCMXLVII, "The Dumbing Down of America"). And while I might be able to argue that the distraction of the Great Homer Chase of 1998 may have worked against us, that we made the playoffs in SPITE of it...well, I have tried, and failed, so grudgingly I shall give him his due.
But in 2003, Mr. Sosa was a desperate man, who besides taking PEDs, was walking to the plate with a corked bat. His production "slipped" from 64 dongs in 2001 to 49 in 2002, and he was struggling much of 2003 with his power stroke. After getting caught cork-handed in early June, he came back from a week's suspension resembling his old self, staying hot throughout July. But down the stretch that year, I remember great pitching from the starting staff; a true leadoff man who caused havoc on the basepaths, and the emergence of Aramis Ramirez as the keys to our success, not Sammy Sosa.
Of course, when his tenure ran out with us at the end of 2004, the relationship between him, the Cubs, and their parent Tribune Corporation had eroded to the point that any dignity he might have had left after 13 years was stripped away skillfully in the newspapers, radio, TV and the internet. Baseball, maybe more than any other competitive enterprise, feeds off of its own statistics. The statistics say that the three most productive offensive players in Cubs history are Cap Anson, Ernie Banks, and Sammy Sosa. Anson was the embodiment of the team for the first 50 years of its existence, and Banks was and has been Mr. Cub since 1953. Sosa was shooed out of town, with only a leaked video tape marking his departure.
Obviously, I'm not the only Cubs fan in the world who never bought his act.
In a way, it was kind of sad that when the time came, and his name finally bubbled to the surface as a PED cheat, that there wasn't a major national firestorm, like there was for Bonds, Roger Clemens, A-Rod, even Raffy Palmiero. Nobody was shocked; nobody fell to their knees crying, wondering why, oh why, Sammy? Just like most of the rest of his career, save 1998, the world shrugged its shoulders.
On the other hand...
Imagining that you, the reader, are a neutral party with no strong feelings one way or the other to Sammy Sosa, I will note to you that Rob's opinion on the subject is incredibly unpopular. There are a plentiful number of otherwise-intelligent Cub fans who will grow red with rage at the criticisms dished by Rob toward Sosa. Me, I don't hate Sammy, but I recognize him for what he was... an imperfect, heroic villain who wanted to be recognized and loved, even if his means were short-sighted and his goals were to win the small battles rather than the larger games.
But this isn't philosophy time. This is Sammy Sosa, MVP of the 1998 Chicago Cubs, chaser of Maris, putter-upper of the Nintendo Numbers, and all-around hero. His was the first jersey I ever owned (the second belonging to Ernie Banks).
Something Rob noted in his criticism is that Sammy, despite his Ruthian numbers, never won -- or even saw -- a World Series. I could be wrong, but I think that, for Rob, that's worse than Sosa getting caught with a needle. But I don't believe that Sosa's RBI were empty calories, I don't think his numbers counted for less, I merely believe that like Ernie before him Sosa was surrounded mostly by duds. Blame the Tribune for his inability to win, not him. He didn't tackle and injure any of his teammates before they evaporated in October of '98, and he wouldn't be the first -- nor last -- of Cubs to fumble in the clutch of October games.
But what he did do, and do well, was hit the holy hell out of the ball. Especially in '98, and again in '99 and '01, Sosa was a crusher. He hit 20 homeruns in June alone in 1998 -- ironically (or perhaps fittingly, ask Rob) the Cubs went 12-15 that June, despite the fact that they started the month off with 7 straight wins.
He also grated on his teammates. With his selfish play, and his boombox -- and did we mention his selfish play? -- Sosa never won the clubhouse Mr. Popular contest. But make no mistake. The Cubs would never have had the chance to lose 3 straight games to the Braves in October had Sammy Sosa not bludgened the opposition that year.
The question is, in the shadow of the positive test he gave in 2003 -- and clearly, we now have a timeline as to why he stopped producing, and started using cork, as he probably quit juicing after the test -- is 1998 cheapened somehow? Should we no longer have happy memories of past glories? I say no. Sammy wasn't clutch like David Ortiz once was, and he wasn't lovable like Ernie Banks has always been, and he wasn't a warm clubhouse presence like Rick Sutcliffe was. He didn't have to be, though.
But for those like Rob who remember the failures more than the triumphs -- because, really, what triumph can be greater than failing to win a World Series? -- cut them some slack. Sosa wasn't perfect, and his imperfections were perhaps worse than we wanted to acknowledge. Our heroes aren't so great that they don't have flaws, and our villains aren't so terrible that they have never committed a charitable act. Sosa's shoulders should be broad enough to carry both titles, hero and villian, comfortably.
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Vibrant Democratic Culture Evident as Mauritius Goes to Polls
by Hugh McCullum
Port Louis, 5 September 2000
The island nation of Mauritius, some 2,000 km off the east coast of Africa, goes to the polls on 11 September to elect its seventh House of Assembly. It is almost certainly one of the oldest democracies among all the countries, which, like it, belong to the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the Organization of African Unity (OAU).
It has had a legislative council with elected members since 1885, long before it achieved independence in 1968 after being colonized first by Dutch, then the French and finally the British.
The country consists of the main island Mauritius, Rodrigues island and a number of smaller outer islands and has a population of more than 1.2 million whose ties to south India, some 4,000 km away, are as strong as those to Africa.
The islands, famed in the outside world for their tourism and stunning beaches, actually are heavily agricultural in nature with sugar the main crop and, more recently, have diversified economically with the successful development of Export Processing Zones (EPZ).
As a small developing state with a complex ethnic makeup, Mauritius faced immense difficulties when it gained independence. Students of governance claim that two of the greatest stumbling blocks to consolidating democracies are ethnic conflict and unrealized hope for economic progress. Mauritius had to face both extreme cultural and linguistic diversity and an economy based entirely on agriculture and cheap labour brought in from India, Africa and China for the European plantations.
More than 30 years later it has a mature and rich political system suited to its own realities and an outstanding record of economic development.
The Mauritian constitution recognizes four communities: Hindus who are about 51 percent; Creoles, largely of African descent, 28 percent; Muslims, 17 percent and Chinese, about three percent. The historical elite of islands, the Franco-Mauritians, total about 10,000 and still dominate the various sectors of the economy.
After a shaky start in the first post-independence election in 1972, Mauritius has had six successful national elections, generally peaceful, fair and keenly contested by several political parties.
It is a parliamentary democracy with a prime minister who heads government and a largely ceremonial president, currently Cassam Uteem. Before elections were called Navinchandra Ramgoolam was prime minister, elected on 27 December 1995 as leader of the Mauritian Labour Party (MLP). The House of Assembly elects the president.
Mauritius uses an unusual system of determining the makeup of the 70-member parliament modelled on the British first-past-the-post system but with some modifications. Sixty-two members are elected from 20 constituencies by popular vote. This system, known as block voting, means that each voter casts three votes
for three candidates from each constituency, the lightly populated island of Rodrigues returns two members also by block vote.
A maximum of eight members are allocated from among a list of best losers which is based on ethnic minority representation. The governments mandate is five years, however on the advise of the prime minister, the President can call an election early as was done this year when parliament was dissolved on 10 August following the resignation of two cabinet ministers. The election would normally have been held in December at any rate.
The block voting and best losers system was devised at independence as a means of ensuring that electors related to political parties rather than communal or ethnic groupings. While the system seems to have worked well, there is a recent movement to study amendments to it favouring Proportional Representation rather than first-past the post. However, the block system will be in place when the voters go to the polls 11 September.
There will be 22 established parties, coalitions and independent candidates vying for control of the parliament. In 1995 the unicameral parliament had 66 seats, 62 of them elected with the Mauritian Labour Party (MLP) taking 35 seats and the Mauritian Militant Movement (MMM) winning 25. Four smaller parties, including two from Rodrigues, won the remained. The President appoints the Leader of the Opposition. This year 568 candidates have been nominated.
Elections are run by an independent Electoral Supervisory Committee (ESC) appointed by the President on advice from the prime minister and judicial and legal services commission. Similarly an independent Electoral Boundaries Commission exists and an Electoral Commissioner, independent of any person or authority, has complete executive powers over the election process, informing the ESC on such matters as registration and the conduct of the election.
The country, after many years of surviving almost solely on the sugar industry, decided at independence to diversify by encouraging the EPZ concept of export programmes and by 1990 manufacturing had surpassed the sugar industry and now account for more than 70 percent of exports, sugar taking up the remainder.
Per capita income is US$3,250, placing it in the category of a Newly Industrialized Country (NIC).
Since most Mauritians are descended from immigrants who first came in the 17th century as slaves or indentured labourers, except for the various European colonizers, the culture is extremely diverse with backgrounds from India, Africa, East Asia and Europe. It is an island of immigrants with no indigenous Population. Immigration ended in the 19th century and there have been few new permanent arrivals since.
English is the official, but not the most common, language. Others more generally used languages are French and Creole. (SARDC)
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The Texas Rangers are investigating McLennan County Precinct 7 Justice of the Peace Jean Laster Boone over alleged discrepancies in mileage reimbursement forms.
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Recalling the Greatest Generation
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By Bette Dewing
Happy birthday America?
"Well, I didn't see one flag displayed this Memorial Day on the Upper East Side," said East End Avenue doorman Bob McNicol, frowning. "In Queens, Far Rockaway and other much more diverse places, flags are everywhere! After all, there's a war on!"
It's true that there aren't that many flag sightings anywhere in Manhattan these days, so to remind us that the 4th of July is more than sun, games, food and fireworks, I recall this year's Memorial Day commemorative event at The Soldiers and Sailors Monument.
I think of two photos that I took, which have high significance. In one, an elder man stands and waves his flag as a wreath from his regiment is placed on the monument steps. In the other, a World War II veteran is unable to stand when recognized from the podium for his valor. On the side of this just-honored veteran were three boys of 12 or so, taking photos of the memorial, who never once aimed their cameras at him. Get the picture?
His name, I later learned, was Bill Green, and he is also a 50-year Queens College English professor veteran.
Incidentally, and important, the father of one of my companions made the ultimate sacrifice in that war which so tragically didn't end all wars as it was intended to do. This son and all who lost cherished loved ones to warfare should also be honored.
But, ah, those young boys could learn a lot from Bill Green and also from Lorraine Diehl's new book: Over Here! New York City During World War II.
So could all post-WWII Americans, especially policy makers. A world ever more divided needs to learn how that war brought the nation and this city together. PBS documentary filmmaker Ken Burns found the Diehl book to be "an evocative look at New York City… of a city joining together to overcome the greatest challenge of the 20th Century." TV journalist and author of The Greatest Generation, Tom Brokaw "loved all the memories it captured." Generations pulled together back then.
And for TV host Regis Philbin, the book brought it all back to him as a then pre-teener: "The scary but unforgettable times… nobody complained. Everybody joined together…"
Photos evoke a time to remember, to emulate in so many ways, including, especially, quite seriously, the general "G-ratedness" of the era.
But, and hear this! Only the super-hardy will be able to manage the inside steps and various levels of the new articulated hybrid model bus bumping unmerrily along on First and Second Avenue.
Social critic Ellie Sankey witnessed a woman fall as she stepped down from her seat. Rep. Carolyn Maloney and Council Member Jessica Lappin said the complaints "are just pouring in" on this bus. Changes can and must be made!
Bus riders desperately need a tea party type movement. And Westsiders, all New Yorkers, you better join, because this monster bus is coming soon to your neighborhood!
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Penhaligons Gentleman's Fragrance Box (sold out). Try The Sartorial Collection, £80, instead.


text: Time for an update! So back when I first started this devlog, I was all like "coming out in early December whoo!" That was perhaps a bit too optimistic. The way things are looking right now, it'll be early 2014 and I don't want to be more specific than that right now just so I won't be forced to write another post exactly like this one. To be clear: The game that I set out to make is done. It's complete, it has all the features I originally designed, and it's balanced. But… The concept is so rich and under-explored (if you google "games like MMBN" all you get is people asking why there aren't more games like MMBN) that I simply keep finding new stuff to throw in there. Some of it sticks, some of it doesn't. But all of it is worth trying. And it's really fun for me to do because like I said, the base game is done. Every time I add a new enemy or attack pattern, it's straight up a thing that gets added to the game; I can see immediately if it works or not and it doesn't require me to redesign anything else. I really like the idea that the game becomes almost like The Binding of Isaac in the sense that there are eventually going to be so many variations (and when I say that, I'm mostly talking about the enemies and their patterns, that's what 90% of this mindset is all about) that every play-through becomes a wildly different experience. To drive the point home I've picked a couple of images to illustrate what I'm talking about: The title screen is there to say "the base game is absolutely 100% done." It's one of those things that we tend to do at the last possible moment, almost as an afterthought. With Trestle, all that stuff is done and I don't have to worry about it anymore. Yay! The top image though… That's what I'm currently calling an Elite Enemy. It's one of hopefully many! Aside from packing some serious firepower, this dude creates a continuous pattern of fire pillars on the player's side of the grid. It's quite a challenge to dodge and counterattack while having to move in a forced pattern (in action, the fire pillars look like they're almost dancing across the grid). This particular enemy is special to me because A) it wasn't part of my original design at all, but B) it added so much more to the game when I put it in, and C) it took me a day to animate and another day to have it in the game. Which is D) what made me realise I have this awesome canvas to try interesting things out on, and if it works it adds so much to the game, and if it doesn't there's nothing lost. Alright this has become a monster of a post, so let me wrap this up. Trestle is becoming so much more than I thought it would. I hope you can all be patient with me because seriously? It's going to be worth the wait. val-d likes thisnovawith5as likes thisspierek likes thisbearphan likes thissnutigames likes thistrestlegame posted this