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Now, dial 1-800-COMCAST and in everything you think and say in the next 15 minutes must be as conniving and sophistic as you can possibly manage.
Follow these few easy tips, and you'll be rolling in dough. We all know the GEICO commercial: "Save 15% or more in 15 minutes by switching to GEICO!" Well, if you call up Comcast and negotiate a lower rate of service, you can save big bucks. I just saved me and my roommate $480 over the next year with a 55 minute phonecall. That's slightly more than a payrate of $480 an hour of work… for anyone who's counting.
1. Have evidence. Measure your internet speed at speedtest.net. Compare this number with the service you are paying for. In DC, Comcast offers 8mb "regular" internet or 16mb "boost!" internet. If you are getting less than the advertised rate (and you can get a tech at Comcast to note it in your file) then you have good ammunition for getting a better deal.
2. Blame the recession. Times are tough, money's tight. I just don't know if I can still afford Digital Cable with DVR and a sports package AND such expensive internet that's not even getting the advertised rate. Remember to ask for discounts on each of the services you have at Comcast. Just looking for an internet discount, I also asked about what better offer could the company make me for digital cable. Another $20/month saved.
3. Threaten to cancel or worse yet, switch to Verizon. Remember, these sales folks run on scripts and are evaluated based on how well they stick to those scripts, how much they can upsell you on things you don't need, and how well they do at retaining customers. You've got to push all their buttons. You don't need to be a dick about it, but just mention that you happened to have noticed the other day when these burly men dressed in Verizon uniforms were unspooling thick cabling into a hole in front of your apartment. "Maybe I should just give them a call and see what they'll offer me?"
4. Call every three months for better deals. You will be offered "courtesy" plans that are good for 3-,6-, or 12-months. I asked how often new promotions are brought about and I was told every three months and new offers had just been hauled out in December. I'll be calling back in March to get a better offer.
That's all. Happy conniving!
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This is the first year for my kids in the K and PK3 and they love the school. I am so happy with the school as a parent . We love CCHRS.
I feel like this school should prepare me for high school. A class that just graduated is very confused about a lot of things. I think that they shouldnt treat the other students like they are children. And they shouldnt put too much pressure on us. The testing system is horrible. We learn someting one day then the next day we have a test. That doesnt even give a student enough time to go over the lesson if they didnt understand it. I think they learn everything too fast and for the kids that are slow, they dont do anything. I dont recomend this school at all. I honestly think public school will be better . Its less money and you have more extra things too do.
I have recently graduated from CC-HRS and it was one of the best schools I've ever been too! Although the girls in my class didn't appreciate my friendship, I made friends with the 7th graders of 2013. My friends in that class are amazing and are the best friends I've ever had! The teachers are challenging and help students if needed. Every month, the priests and sisters plan masses so the students can pray and be with The Lord. The students have their own laptop! The teachers use the laptops to help students understand the lesson by assigning an academic website so the students can learn and have fun! Next year, the school has new programs such as Chess Club, Drama Club, Track and Field, and cheerleading! The school also has programs like soccer, basketball, and football. Parents, I recommend you to send your child to this school. :-) - Submitted by student
As far as resources, compared to the local public schools, this school has good technology available for the students which is important to me. As far as the teachers, I am not sure if they are appropriate. This is my daughter's first year in the kindergarten and I am highly disappointed by her teacher and the staff at the front desk office. I paid for a fee that I owed for the books, and received notices that I owed money twice. From what my daughter has repeated from her the mouth of her teacher, I have the impression that her teacher can be inappropriate. She told my daughter that if she did not behave, she was going to phone the classmate's parents and tell them my daughter's party was canceled two days before her birthday party. I felt that this comment was out of line. Then my daughter told me that one of the other girls called her "fat" and the teacher never addressed. I am really considering placing her in the public schools if the other teachers are just as inappropriate. Why am I paying thousands of dollars for a teacher to embarrass my child.
I have been consistently pleased to find that Corpus Christi-Holy Rosary School is serving my three children so well. The school has state of the art technology in every grade and in the upper grades, each child has a laptop on their desk. The building and grounds are beautiful, the faculty is highly-skilled and it is obvious how much they are invested in the success of each student. The Salesian atmosphere in the school makes parents and children feel like they are family. Each day starts with an "assembly" where prayer, song and positivity are what the kids begin their school day with. The technology lab is top notch with every bell and whistle imaginable. Language, Music, Art and "musical theater" is available to each child. I can say that my children and I truly love the school. It is so well worth the investment to have my children thriving in such a good school. I love the diversity of the student body, with children of every possible background working and growing harmoniously. I am very impressed that there is someone who is available to speak to parents in Spanish, Portuguese and other languages. Thumbs up to everyone who makes CCHRS a great place to be everyday.
I love this school so much. It is like a huge family and I feel so comfortable and happy walking into school in the morning!
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This school is great! It has fantastic teachers and wonderful kids! The academic programs are top of the line and have advanced math classes in grades 7-8! They have music class(with a music recital at the end of the year), a basketball team(which competes and wins many championchips), a softball team, and a cheerleading team! Many parents are involved in the school activites, for example, St. John Bosco Night, The Corpus Christi Carnival, Breakfast With Santa, and many more festivities that parents and kids can participate and help in! Corpus Christi School is a fantastic school to send your child to, grades Pre-K 3- 8!
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Hortus Malabaricus
Hortus Malabaricus (meaning "Garden of Malabar") is a comprehensive treatise that deals with the medicinal properties of the flora in the Indian state of Kerala. Originally written in Latin, it was compiled over a period of nearly 30 years and published from Amsterdam during 1678-1693.[1] The book was conceived by Hendrik van Rheede, who was the Governor of Dutch Malabar at the time. The book has been translated into English and Malayalam by Dr. K. S. Manilal.[2][3]
Van Rheede is said to have taken a keen personal interest in the compilation of the Hortus Malabaricus. The work was edited by a team of nearly a hundred including physicians [such as Ranga Bhat, Vinayaka Pandit, Appu Bhat and Itti Achuden ] professors of medicine and botany, amateur botanists (such as Arnold Seyn, Theodore Jansson of Almeloveen, Paul Hermann, Johannes Munnicks, Joannes Commelinus, Abraham a Poot), and technicians, illustrators and engravers, together with the collaboration of company officials, clergymen (D. John Caesarius and the Discalced Carmelite Mathaeus of St. Joseph's Monastery at Varapuzha). Van Rheede was also assisted by the King of Cochin and the ruling Zamorin of Calicut. Prominent among the Indian contributors were three Gouda Saraswat Brahmins (physicians) named Ranga Bhat, Vinayaka Pandit,Appu Bhat and Malayali physician, Itti Achuden,[4] who was a Thiyya Vaidyan (ayrvedic doctor) of the Mouton Coast of Malabar. The ethnomedical original information in the work was provided by these three working on it for two continuous years morning and evening as certified by them. Their certificate to this effect is given in the first volume of the book.
The comprehensive nature of the book is noted by Whitehouse in his Historical Notices of Cochin:
All the country around was diligently searched by the natives best acquainted with the habitats of plants; and fresh specimens were brought to Cochin where the Carmelite Mathaeus sketched them, with such striking accuracy, that there was no difficulty in identifying each particular species when you see his drawings. Names of each species is written in Malayalam as well as Konkani (Then known as Brahmananchi Bhas) A description of each plant was written in Malayalam and thence translated into Portuguese, by a resident at Cochin, named Emmanuel Carneiro. The Secretary to Government, Herman Van Douep, further translated it into Latin, that the learned in all the countries of Europe might have access to it. The whole seems then to have passed under the supervision of another learned individual named Casearius, who was probably a Dutch Chaplain and a personal friend of Van Rheede. A book of its size, on which such care was expended, must have consumed a fortune before its publication, and confers honour, both on those who compiled it and the place where it was compiled.
The Hortus Malabaricus comprises 12 volumes of about 200 pages each, with 794 copper plate engravings. The first of the 12 volumes that comprise the book was published in 1678, and the last in 1703. It is believed to be the earliest comprehensive printed work on the flora of Asia and the tropics.[5] Mentioned in these volumes are plants of the Malabar region which in his time referred to the stretch along the Western Ghats from Goa to Kanyakumari. The book gives a detailed account of the flora of Kerala, along with sketches and detailed descriptions. Over 742 different plants and their indigenous science are considered in the book. The book also employs a system of classification based on the traditions adopted by the pre-ayurvedic practitioners of that era. Apart from Latin, the plant names have been recorded in other languages viz. Konkani, Arabic and Malayalam.
Several species of plants have their type illustrations in this work.[6]
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- Hendrik van Rheede
- K. S. Manilal
- Itty Achudan
- History of Kerala
- Geography of Kerala
- Dutch East India Company
- Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Verapoly
- ^ Reede tot Drakestein, Hendrik van (1678–1703). Hortus Indicus Malabaricus :continens regni Malabarici apud Indos cereberrimi onmis generis plantas rariores, Latinas, Malabaricis, Arabicis, Brachmanum charactareibus hominibusque expressas ... (in Latin). Amstelaedami :sumptibus Johannis van Someren, et Joannis van Dyck. Retrieved 2008-09-09.
- ^ "The University of Kerala brings out a Malayalam version of Hortus Malabaricus". Chennai, India: The Hindu. 2006-12-08. Retrieved 2006-12-23.
- ^ "English reprinting of Hortus Malabaricus". Campus Jottings (Chennai, India: The Hindu). 2004-02-19. Retrieved 2006-12-23.
- ^ Grove, Richard (Feb 1996). "Indigenous Knowledge and the Significance of South-West India for Portuguese and Dutch Constructions of Tropical Nature". Modern Asian Studies 30 (1): 121–143. doi:10.1017/s0026749x00014104. JSTOR 312903.
- ^ "Hortus Malabaricus/Hendrik A. Van Rheede tot Draakestein". Review. Vedamsbooks.com. Retrieved 2006-12-23.
- ^ Majumdar, N. C.; Bakshi, D. N. Guha (1979). "A Few Linnaean Specific Names Typified by the Illustrations in Rheede's Hortus Indicus Malabaricus". Taxon 28 (4): 353–354. doi:10.2307/1219745.


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Folklords is one of the most adventurous albums to be issued by Delmark Records since Levels and Degrees of Light, the auspicious recording debut of pianist and composer Muhal Richard Abrams in 1967. Bassist Jason Ajemian's second effort for the venerable label, following 2008's The Art of Dying, conceptually surpasses his prior work by leaps and bounds. It shares significant similarities with Abrams' premiere, including the use of spoken word and expansive dynamics that veer from impressionistic balladry to rhapsodic free jazz. The first in a series of planned homages to acknowledged masters, the arrival of Folklords coincides ...read more
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Bebop trumpet pioneer Howard McGhee has undergone a lengthy process of rediscovery and reassessment since his death in 1987. A one-time Downbeat Poll Winner (1947), it's probably not much of an exaggeration to say he had been largely forgotten, even by trumpet players. Yet Gunther Schuller (1989) and Scott DeVeaux (1997) soon published searching and sophisticated analyses of his contribution and playing. More recently, trumpet player Brian Lynch offers a terrific appreciation of McGhee in his Unsung Heros of Jazz Trumpet" project, suggesting how McGhee took Roy Eldridge in his own, distinctive direction. Of course, there's also a lot of ...read more
Latin Grammy Award-winning group Afro Bop Alliance lend their infectious hard-driving and percussive Latin-tinged sound to Angel Eyes, the group's fifth album staking one more claim for yet another future Latin Grammy nod. Known for their percolating percussion as well as dipping into straight ahead jazz, this Washington D.C. based octet lets the rumba rumble, the cha-cha churn and the samba simmer on another exciting energizing album of note. Led by drummer/percussionist and Afro Bop Alliance founder Joe McCarthy, the band also consist of a three-piece horn section a bassist, pianist, a vocalist and Victor Provost on the steel pans. ...read more
London-based quartet Blue-Eyed Hawk's debut recording has benefited from three years of gigging and the slow stewing of ideas. Collectively, singer Lauren Kinsella, trumpeter Laura Jurd, guitarist Alex Roth and drummer Corrie Dick sounds like the finished article, which whets the appetite for future chapters. With writing duties spread evenly, the quartet soars over wide stylistic terrain, from susurrus, folksy balladry and sophisticated pop to psychadelic rock and punkish struts. It all blends wonderfully, like a heady cross between Bjork, Patti Smith and Moetar. For label seekers, art-rock might satisfactorily describe Blue-Eyed Hawk's aesthetic, but boxes aside, ...read more
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Feeling Good is well named: the feelgood vibe is strong and the love of music that reaches out from this album is pretty much guaranteed to leave listeners with a similarly good feeling. It's the second album from Joan Chamorro--bassist, saxophonist and director of Barcelona's Sant Andreu Jazz Band--and the band's star member, the teenage singer and instrumentalist Andrea Motis. Chamorro's name may come first, but it's Motis' personality that shines through most strongly on Feeling Good. Chamorro can take much of the credit for this--he's mentored Motis and other members of the Sant Andreu Jazz Band for ...read more
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For his first recording as a leader, drummer/percussionist Steve Olson asked six of his friends to engage in completely unrehearsed and improvised duo conversations." Olson states in the notes that in his opinion, the best music has an element of dialogue in it, both between the musicians, and between the players and the listener who is hearing and reacting emotionally." The result of these encounters are fifteen tracks which strongly support his stance from both viewpoints, although much concentration is required of the listener. The aural textures created are, not surprisingly, sparse, but within a large ...read more
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Welcome to the debut of a provocative new column called The Big Question," a regular feature that is designed to get you engaged and talking about the important issues facing jazz today. And we begin with a topic that has weighed on my mind for as long as this website has been in existence: Can jazz become culturally relevant again? If so, how?" Please voice your personal thoughts on the subject by posting your comments below. All opinions and prejudices are welcome. Also, please share the link (http://bit.ly/1q0rQ8C) on your social media pages to help drive traffic back ...read more
The unique atmosphere of The Cellar and Point's newest record Ambit (Cuneiform, 2014) is difficult to pin down in words, let alone to classify as a particular genre. Drummer Joe Branciforte and guitarist Chris Botta's brainchild, the result of years of absorbing influences as diverse as the Wu Tang Clan and Anton Webern, is an intriguing mix of contemporary straight-eighth, mixed-meter grooves and textural, atmospheric harmonies and accompaniment, with some electric guitar mixed in for good measure. Branciforte and Botta describe their one of a kind compositions and arrangements as garage chamber music," which is about as perfect ...read more
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One of the big winners to emerge from Toronto? A very British film about a very British hero, featuring a very British cast. Highly anticipated biopic The Imitation Game, which tells the story of British codebreaker, genius and hero Alan Turing, with the festival's prestigious Grolsch People's Choice Award for 2014. This honor is bestowed by festival audience members, who vote by dropping a ticket into a ballot box after the screening has concluded, to indicate that they liked a film. Apparently they liked Imitation Game quite a bit.
Biopics about incredible British men – and starring incredible British men – seems to be quiet a theme at the movies in 2014. Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch is earning early raves for his portrayal of Alan Turing in The Imitation Game and now fellow dreamy Brit Eddie Redmayne (whom you may know from Les Miserables and Birdsong) is also generating quite a bit of buzz in a role Cumberbatch previously played. (Because, you know, of course he did).
Redmayne is playing the great British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking in a new film entitled The Theory of Everything. The drama explores the complex relationship between Hawking and his first wife Jane, and chronicles his diagnosis and subsequent battle with motor neurone disease beginning at the age of 21. (Motor neurone disease, in case you weren't aware of this, is known as ALS in America, and was the impetus behind that Ice Bucket Challenge that took over your Facebook feed this summer.) The film follows his career as a groundbreaking theoretician and the many discoveries he made as his body deteriorated.
As students everywhere return to the classroom, it seems only proper to examine the world of British academia. Last year I highlighted some humorously deficient sitcom teachers. This time around I thought I'd focus on the more serious educators, those erudite and inspirational mentors that light the fires of scholarship.
So if all the recent back to school activity has made you nostalgic for the noble pursuit of knowledge, you might want to take a look at these big screen professors and instructors. And if so inclined, you can find any of these films on Netflix DVD or Amazon Instant Video streaming.
The sequel to heartwarming British film – and surprise box office hit – The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel has been highly anticipated since production was confirmed last Fall, and now fans everywhere can rejoice, because a trailer is finally here!
Creatively titled The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, the film will continue to follow the story of a group of British retirees making a home for themselves in a second-rate Indian retirement hotel. The main cast from the original – comprised of such British acting royalty as Dame Judi Dench, Dame Maggie Smith, Bill Nighy, Penelope Wilton, Celia Imrie and more – are all back for the sequel, which will take place eight months later, as ambitious hotel owner-manager Sonny Kapoor (Dev Patel) attempts to open a second business.
The gang of Marigold Hotel regulars will be joined by several new faces, including characters played by Richard Gere, David Straithairn and Tamsin Greig.
Here's the deal: We're all never going to get over Matthew Crawley on Downton Abbey. It's just not happening. We're going to miss Dan Stevens around the Highclere Castle grounds forever, no matter how much we end up enjoying Lord Tony or Evelyn Napier whoever else shows up next season. So, it's totally okay that we're all obsessively tracking his post-Downton career with a zeal we don't even dedicate to keeping apprised of the lives of actual family members. It's fine.
Luckily, Stevens has been doing his best to keep busy since departing the 1920s. He's made several movies over the past year and a half, playing everything from a swoony romantic lead (again), to a troubled drug dealer (yikes) to what appears to be a complete psychopath (oh dear). Happily, his role in franchise sequel Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb looks though it's going to be a bit more as familiar.
Steven joins the third installment of the family-friendly franchise, starring Ben Stiller and Robin Williams, that follows the story of a nighttime security guard who discovers that all the exhibits in the museum come to life after the building shuts down, with the help of a magical Egyptian tablet. (It's cute, just go with it.) Secret of the Tomb finds our heroes headed to London to solve a mystery at the British Museum and meeting a bunch of new museum figures who are secretly alive.
Stevens plays Lancelot – yes that Lancelot – and as you can see from the trailer below, looks rather perfect for the part, even if he is sporting some rather deplorable facial hair.
If you're anything like me many of the British films you hear about and are excited to see never come to your local cinema. My nearest art house theater is about an hour away so I often find myself forgoing that trek and waiting for the DVD release instead. One example of such a motion picture is Cuban Fury which I finally got to watch via digital download.
This film tells the story of Bruce Garrett (Nick Frost) who, as a young man, was a salsa dancing phenom. However, after a vicious beating by some bullies, Bruce retired his sequins and quit the competitive dance circuit.
Flash forward to present day and we find that Bruce works for an industrial equipment company and lives a joyless, lonely existence. His sister and former dance partner, Samantha (Olivia Colman) and his golf buddy, Gary (Rory Kinnear) are his only support system. Then one day Bruce's new boss Julia (Rashida Jones) arrives from America and his cautious life is changed forever.
Hi guys! I'm home from Comic Con – exhausted, sore, seriously jetlagged and super happy. I had a great con. More on that later, but first I have to catch up on the apparently millions of things I did not read or watch over the last week. Bear with me!
One of the (many, many) fantastic bonuses to come out of San Diego Comic Con International is a positive explosion of new trailers for things. Having a captive audience, so to speak, the biggest studios and networks in the world want to make as big of a splash with as many properties as possible.
Thus, it's no surprise that Warner Brothers rolled out the red carpet for the final appearance of The Hobbit – and likely the final Comic Con for fanboy god Peter Jackson for a very long time (if ever). The director has filmed six Tolkien-based movies over the past fourteen years, and unless he somehow manages to wrest the rights to The Silmarillion away from the author's estate (unlikely), we're approaching a true end of an era.
The studio hosted a star-studded panel on Saturday morning in the convention center's Hall H, featuring stars Cate Blanchett, Benedict Cumberbatch, Lee Pace, Orlando Bloom, Elijah Wood, Evangeline Lilly and more, and dropped the first trailer for the trilogy's highly anticipated final installment, subtitled The Battle of the Five Armies.
Spoiler alert: If you are at all in any way a fan of Jackson's vision of Middle Earth, get your tissues ready now. Just trust me.
World War II biopic The Imitation Game – which tells the story of British codebreaker, genius and general hero Alan Turing - has been a buzzy project for months now, so it shouldn't surprise anyone that the release of the film's first trailer has been met with rapturous reviews.
Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch – well known for his ability to portray complicated genius types like Stephen Hawking, Vincent Van Gogh and Julian Assange – plays Turing, joined by an all-star cast comprised of British acting heavyweights, including the Oscar-nominated Keira Knightley, Game of Thrones' Charles Dance, Downton Abbey's Allen Leech, Mark Strong, Rory Kinnear, Matthew Goode, Matthew Beard and more.
Learn - and watch both (fantastic) new trailers – below.
Sherlock Holmes currently holds the Guinness World Record for most frequently portrayed fictional character in film or television – over 70 actors have taken on the role of the world's greatest detective, from Basil Rathbone to Jeremy Brett to Michael Caine to Benedict Cumberbatch.
There are currently two contemporary television properties (Sherlock, Elementary) and a feature film series (starring Robert Downey, Jr.) focused on the character, but we're about to add yet another Holmes adaptation to the list – a big screen adaptation called Mr. Holmes directed by Bill Condon (known most recently for his work on The Fifth Estate and several of the Twilight films) has just gone into production.
The movie will offer a slightly different take on the tale of the great detective –and will be set during the twilight of his life, as he battles old age, dementia and a growing obsession with an unsolved case. The great Sir Ian McKellen is set to play Holmes – yes, get the screaming out of your system now; it is perfect casting – as he grapples with the diminishing powers of his singular mind.
Filming officially gets under way this month, and we now have our first look at McKellen as Holmes (though there doesn't appear to be a deerstalker in sight, sadly).
Take a look for yourselves below.
It's probably not incorrect to say that as much as we all love Downton Abbey – and we really, really do obviously – we all still feel a little sting in our hearts when we think about how much we miss Matthew Crawley and his (rather dreamy) portrayer Dan Stevens. Just face it: We're never going to be over it.
Luckily, Stevens has kept himself pretty busy since leaving the Highclere Castle crew: starring on Broadway and landing big time movie roles opposite Liam Neeson (A Walk Among the Tombstones), Ben Stiller (Night at the Museum 3) and Benedict Cumberbatch (The Fifth Estate). He's now prepping the release of yet another film – in which he plays what is possibly his most un-Matthewlike role yet.
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Should we support the troops or not?
The Support The Troops magnets were banned from employees of the University of Oregon. The reasoning being that it might be perceived as "political speech," which they say state employees are barred from making. MarKos doesn't agree with the magnet's message; dKos says F-u, You Support the Troops! Cindy Sheehan and Michael Moore both have the similar feelings about the magnets. Some people find them to be hypocritical or not the real way to support troops at all. Does supporting the troops mean you support the war? And then you also support (#6 there) not giving them proper armor, ammo, and relief? Or maybe like NPR says, "I believe that most yellow-magnet bearers want support not just for the troops, but for the mission, the presence, the president. Maybe the magnets should say: 'Shut up and support our troops.'" And where is the cheaper oil the left said was coming? They said that was the reason we were in Iraq.
What is necessary then to show the support that makes these "experts" happy? Do I have to donate to the USO to show support? There are places selling magnets that donated $1 of the sales to the USO. Should I volunteer at my local VFW to show support? Should I mow the lawn at the nearest Armory? Change jobs so I can work at an Army Depot? Should I go to any available parades at Veteran's and Memorial Days? How about putting flowers on the graves that have flags on them? But what if the soldier fought in an unpopular war? Refer back to the above links and like for instructions....
What's the real beef with the Support our Troops things? Does one have the same feelings about the "Eat at Joe's" signs? How about "Think Mink"? Or Apple's "Think Different"? There certainly must be large groups that must have set up a ban of Nike for their "Just Do It" slogan. I still wonder why no one complained about 7up's "Make 7up Yours." Who are these companies to tell me what to do and buy?? I personally won't fly American airlines because of the slogan, "Fly The American Way." If I'm a citizen of the Planet Earth, I should be sensitive to the emotions of other Earthlings. This is blatantly anti-Earth. Plus it's a hidden message to push the US, Authoritarian, Right-Wing agenda. They won't get my business!!
You can't even wave the flag. Don't display it publicly. Don't support your Heritage. Nationalism is terrible. Patriotism is bad. And dissent is the action of any true American. What I'm saying is, when I was growing up, no one got insulted for waving a flag if they were proud to be an American. You can't wave a flag and be proud anymore. Or you're a neo-con, warmonger, right-winger, or a Nationalist. Just like the Support the Troops magnets. Yet there was no problem with "Uncle Sam Wants You" to kill innocent Germans and Japanese in a war we don't belong in. This Flag Waving/Patriotism is another subject. More of my research of that subject here.
Chris Kelly is a local, Anarchist, left leaning, Robert Scheer wannabe, and a Scranton Times-Tribune columnist. He Op-Ed's the following:
If you're against the president or the war, this twisted logic goes, you're against the troops. If you point out, for instance, that EVERY SINGLE ASSERTION the Bush team made before the war has since been proved false, you're somehow questioning the honor, resolve and integrity of the troops.
Bull. And if this wasn't a family newspaper, I'd use all eight letters.
There are people who don't appreciate the sacrifices our soldiers and their families are making. There are people who hate the military, people who don't believe there's any such thing as a just war and who would be delighted to see us fail in Iraq.
I am not a politician, nor am I a member of the Lunatic Fringe. I was honest about my opposition to invading Iraq before the war and remain so.
While I continue to question the wisdom of the war, I have no doubts about our troops. They are dedicated, heroic professionals doing a job the overwhelming majority of Americans couldn't handle for three minutes, let alone three years. They are all volunteers, and despite all the bad news from Iraq, they are doing many good things there.
Our soldiers deserve our respect, our support, and yes, our willingness to question the leaders who send them into harm's way. The central charge of our military is to preserve and protect our freedoms, including the freedom to ask these questions.
It's our responsibility to exercise the freedoms our soldiers are willing to die for. Our soldiers understand that.
I have called this writer on a few issues thru the Letters area of the paper. Once he even apologized for what I called him on. Of course in that instance they wouldn't print my letter (go figure). In the second paragraph I do believe he is referring to persons such as Chomsky, MoveOn.org, MotherJones.com, and other Left wing groups that are Anarchistic, anti-Establishment, and are currently selectively Pacifists (only for the Bush administration). Although Chomsky has been more consistently against any warring administration. The Lefties didn't side with him during the 90s for obvious reasons.
He is most certainly anti-Bush. I seriously doubt his support for the troops. He could not talk like he did in the article around his Lefty friends. They tell us you can't possibly be for the troops and against the Bush administration. As seen in the links above, that kind of talk is hypocrisy. I assure you Kelly has no American flag waving on his property, or any Support The Troops magnets on his car. If he really supported the troops, he would do it the only way he really can; he would write an encouraging article in the paper. He would tell about all the great things the troops are doing in Iraq. The schools being built. The roads and hospitals being fixed. The water, electricity, sewage and other systems restored and updated. The Iraqi Police being trained. But you won't hear a word of that from Kelly. Try and find an article in his list here. I would have called him on it directly thru the Letters section, but I figured if he did write one after my letter, it would have only been lip service. He does not support the troops. Think about it. If he wrote an article including anything I listed above, according to the Anarchists, he is supporting the war in Iraq and ultimately, President Bush. And everyone in my area knows how Kelly and the Scranton Times feel about President Bush. And the last paragraph he wrote above is laughable. He should have added his true opinion.
It's our responsibility to exercise the freedoms our soldiers are willing to die for. [But only have dissent against the Bush administration.]--Kelly's true opinion. Or at least the opinion of the anti-Bush paper he works for.
Another Op-Ed comes from the LA Times. Joel Stein is the writer. It starts off like this, "I DON'T SUPPORT our troops." Just a PR ploy to get readers? Think again. My friend Joe6pack breaks it down well: Joe is in bold. Stein in italics.
"... [P]eople who pull triggers are ultimately responsible, whether they're following orders or not. An army of people making individual moral choices may be inefficient, but an army of people ignoring their morality is horrifying. ..."
Is this how he views our military? If so, why?
"I do sympathize with people who joined up to protect our country, especially after 9/11, and were tricked into fighting in Iraq. I get mad when I'm tricked into clicking on a pop-up ad, so I can only imagine how they feel."
The classic liberal argument that all members of the military are ignorant poor kids duped into doing the wrong thing to pay the bills. Honestly, this is such BS.
"But when you volunteer for the U.S. military, you pretty much know you're not going to be fending off invasions from Mexico and Canada. So you're willingly signing up to be a fighting tool of American imperialism, for better or worse. Sometimes you get lucky and get to fight ethnic genocide in Kosovo, but other times it's Vietnam.
And sometimes, for reasons I don't understand, you get to just hang out in Germany."
Imperialism? So it's only imperialism when the republicans do it, but it's noble when the Dems lead us into battle? What a political hack! There was plenty of genocide in Iraq's recent history and I'm sure there would have been plenty more if Saddam was still in power. But never mind that, if the President was trying to trick the American people and the troops, most of the world's intelligence agencies must have been in on the joke too then.
"I know this is all easy to say for a guy who grew up with money, did well in school and hasn't so much as served on jury duty for his country. But it's really not that easy to say because anyone remotely affiliated with the military could easily beat me up, and I'm listed in the phone book."
Again more liberal BS about military kids are poor and uneducated. What does his family's income and his school grades matter in this discussion? Such crap! I would love to know how many military members this guy really knows. Most of the people I serve with have plenty of money and college educations. So many of us can kick his ass both physically and mentally.
"I'm not advocating that we spit on returning veterans like they did after the Vietnam War, but we shouldn't be celebrating people for doing something we don't think was a good idea. All I'm asking is that we give our returning soldiers what they need: hospitals, pensions, mental health and a safe, immediate return. But, please, no parades."
It may be hard for this guy to understand, but for most of the folks that serve in uniform, a little thing called 'service before self' really does mean something. Joel Stein has no understanding when it comes to honor & duty.
Hugh Hewitt got a great interview with Joel Stein. Complete transcript here. Audio here. Hewitt very meticulously shows the young Stein his errors. It's worth reading the whole thing. Alot of stuttering coming from Stein. Turns out Stein has no family or friends in active duty. So he has no personal contacts as example to deal with intimately. He's never been to any military academies. He's never read any books about the military. He admits he's no expert. He admits making what turns out to be more than 3X more than the Privates he is dissing. He has never been to a Military hospital. Never met a wounded vet. Doesn't know how many troops are deployed anywhere. Doesn't know how much they make a year. No research whatsoever by the sounds of it. Hewitt tries to get what exactly Stein means by "I don't support the troops."
HH: But Joel, I'm talking about you. I'm talking about what you honor, and you obviously don't honor military service.
JS: I honor police service. I honor military service. Any...I just think that...
HH: You do honor military service?
JS: Yeah. No, I'm grateful for people that serve in the military.
HH: But you don't support our troops?
JS: I don't...I don't believe in supporting the troops in an action that you don't believe in.
HH: And so, that would be everything I've named thus far. So I guess...did you support and honor the troops in the Pentagon on 9/11?
JS: Sure, yeah.
HH: All right.
JS: All the troops that are here to defend our country, I'm very, very grateful for. I'm grateful for the police...
HH: Provided they don't leave the country?
JS: Yeah, provided they don't fight in wars that I think are endangering them for no reason.
HH: And the moment they do, you stop honoring them?
JS: The moment I do, I think it's a poor idea to show support for them and prolong that engagement.
Hewitt then continues to clarify what Stein had written:
HH: ...[Stein's article continues:] "Sometimes, you get lucky and get to fight ethnic genocide in Kosovo, but other times, it's Vietnam." Did you support the war in Kosovo?
JS: I had very mixed feelings about the war in Kosovo. Again, I don't know if the U.S. should be used as a police force.
HH: Well, mixed feelings is...you know, someone...either you've got to go or you don't. Should Clinton have sent them?
JS: At the time, I thought he shouldn't.
HH: And so, should they come home now?
JS: The troops in Kosovo?
HH: Yeah.
JS: The U.N. peacekeeping force in Kosovo? Or the U.S. part of the peacekeeping force in Kosovo?
HH: All of them. Just, you know, just U.S. Let's stay focused. Should they come home?
JS: To be honest...I'd like to know more about Kosovo before I said.
HH: Joel, do you know anything about the U.S. military? I mean, in a really serious way, the way that you know about like...
JS: No. I told you right away I don't.
HH: And don't you think that might have limited...
JS: No, I don't. I think I made a very simple statement, that I think it's hypocritical and illogical to be against the war, and yet tell people you support the troops.
HH: And so...
JS: That's the simple...I mean, I'm not...that is my argument. Whether I'm wrong about not supporting Iraq or not is a legitimate question, and maybe I can be convinced that I was wrong about not supporting Iraq. But I think if you're not going to support Iraq, you shouldn't support the troops. I think that doesn't help anything.
HH: But do you think you should investigate before writing about the reality of these people, the reality people like J.P. Blecksmith, the reality of the 2,000 plus men and women who've died in the service of their country, and do you think you ought to be more cautious when you write about the military the next time?
JS: I definitely should be more cautious.
You should read the whole thing for an interesting enlightenment that Stein receives from Hewitt. Hewitt doesn't go the knee-jerk avenue either. Nice job.
Now for another Stein- Ben Stein. The brilliant writer, actor, economist, and lawyer. Also the host of the late Win Ben Stein's Money. His piece about Joel Stein's article is over at The American Spectator.
The most heroic, ethically courageous, morally resolute men and women in the world today are the Americans, British, and other forces fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan. They are fighting the most evil men and women currently on the world scene. The American Army soldier, Marine, Navy sailor, Air Force warrior, and Coast Guardsman fighting in Ramadi or Mosul is fighting men and women who kill children and old people for sport. The men and women of the United States military are fighting the remnants of a regime so evil that it pioneered the use of torture against children -- just for the amusement of Saddam and his family. The men and women whom Joel despises rid the world of a dictator so twisted and murderous that he openly admired Stalin and Hitler and sought to match their level of atrocities.
Do I support men and women who are fighting Nazis who call themselves insurgents or Islamic militants? Do I support men and women who offer up their lives to fight the very same terrorists who killed three thousand totally guiltless Americans on 9/11? Do I support the troops who have more moral decency in their toes than I do or anyone I know does in our whole bodies? I support them, pray for them, am humbled just to be on the same planet with them. With every morning I wake up, every meal I eat, every walk I take in freedom, every night I sleep in peace, I ask God to look after the men and women who guard the ramparts of this blessed island of peace and decency called America. Without them, we would be nothing. Without them, Joel Stein would have his head sawed off. Saints in armor is what I call them and what they are. They are God's gifts to a wayward world.


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Springside gets by Chester to win own hoops tourney
Trailing by as many as nine points during the second half in the championship game of the Springside School Holiday Basketball Tournament, the host Lions rallied to seize the tourney title last Tuesday evening, getting by Chester High School, 47-44.
In the tourney semifinals a day earlier, Springside (7-3) rolled past Little Flower, 55-14, while Chester's Lady Clippers clobbered John W. Hallahan, 70-47. Prior to Tuesday's championship contest, Little Flower (1-5) picked up its first victory of the season by shading Hallahan (1-5) in the consolation game, 41-39.
Senior guard Colleen Caldwell, who scored a combined 26 points in the two tournament outings, was named MVP of the event, and joining her on the All-Tournament team was sophomore forward Sydni Epps, who accumulated two dozen points during the tourney.
Round out the All-Tourney picks were Chester's Karen Flagg, Little Flower's Chelsea Kada, and Hallahan's Melissa Danao.
In the tourney's opening game, Chester easily overcame Hallahan after breaking out to a 21-7 lead over the first eight minutes. Malika Staples led the winners with a game high 20 points, and 14 points apiece were added by Flagg and LaQueena Ferguson. Hallahan was paced by Shannon Mack, with 16 points.
The second semifinal contest was equally unexciting. Although the Lions did not cash in on all of their offensive opportunities by any means, the outcome of the contest quickly became a foregone conclusion. Springside scored the first ten points of the evening and proceeded to a 22-4 halftime advantage. Even with the Sentinals upping their offensive output to eight points in the third quarter, the Lions tacked another ten points onto their lead as everyone all the way down the bench got plenty of playing time.
In addition to 15 points apiece from Colleen Caldwell and Sydni Epps (ten rebounds), Springside received six points from Gianna Pownall, five from Stacey Costain (five blocks), four points apiece from Courtney Caputo (four steals) and Alexis Giovinazzo, and two each from Fran Edmondson, Jamie McGinn, and Maddie Hinchey. Little Flower was led by Courtney Weidner and Chelsea Kada, with five and four points, respectively.
The game might easily have been a forgettable affair if it had not been the 100th victory for Springside mentor Brian Morris. Now in his third season at Springside, Morris began his coaching career with a three-year tenure at Hallahan, then headed the women's team at Chestnut Hill College for the next two years. Immediately before coming to Springside, he spent two seasons at the helm of the girls' team at Bishop McDevitt High School.
Many of Morris' friends, relatives, and former players were on hand for Monday's milestone, including Morris' father, celebrated coach Bill "Speedy" Morris.
Tuesday night's tournament consolation game matched up two all-girls schools that seem destined to struggle in the Philadelphia Catholic League's Southern Division, where Archbishop Carroll and Cardinal O'Hara are the longstanding powers in girls hoops. Here, at least, the Sentinals and the Mickey Mice found an even match.
There were numerous lead changes, and ultimately a 15-6 fourth quarter resulted in a 41-39 win for Little Flower. Kada accumulated 20 points for the Sentinals, with Annmarie Collins and Julia Deegan adding six points apiece. In the losing cause, Melissa Danao scored 10 points and Nya Mercer put in seven for Hallahan.
On the opening night of the tourney, Chester had simply used its athleticism to dash past Hallahan, but as Tuesday's championship bout got underway the Clippers displayed a disciplined approach that stymied Springside.
After lay-ups by Epps and Caldwell and a short jumper by Edmondson got Springside off to a 6-2 lead, Chester shut down the Lions' offense for the last four minutes of the opening period. Flagg, a quick and agile six-foot forward, scored four points to initiate a 10-0 run for the Clippers, and Staples ended it with a three-pointer that sent Chester into the second stanza with a 12-6 lead. The Lions had a number of shots blocked when small guards insisted upon driving on much taller defenders.
In the opening minute of the second round Costain resurrected the Springside offense, scoring off of an offensive rebound, and then delivering a pass to Caputo to set up a lay-up. Staples and Springside's Caldwell exchanged three-pointers in the middle of the period, but with Chester cashing in on several breakaways, the Clippers were back up by six points as halftime approached. Right at the buzzer, Epps converted off an assist from Caldwell, making it a four-point game at 25-21.
"Our girls tried to run with them," said the Lions' Morris, "and I told them that we'd be better off if we just settled down and got into our offensive sets."
Springside came out for the third quarter playing a zone defense instead of the man-to-man specified by Coach Morris. By the time things got sorted out, Chester's Flagg had added two field goals and two free throws to her total. With 5:27 to go in the period, a lay-up by guard Janera Handy put the Clippers up by nine points, 33-24.
Springside started to come back as its two New Zealanders, Edmondson and Costain, each put in a shot from the paint. In between those two baskets, Caldwell picked up her third personal foul. Still, the Lions continued with what would become a 13-2 rally as Pownall, a freshman guard, came off the bench. She scored a modest two field goals during the Springside spree, but her approach to the situation, aggressive yet level-headed, seemed to rub off on her older teammates. Her second basket, a breakaway buzzer-beater assisted by Epps, gave the tourney hosts a 37-35 edge heading into the final period.
"It was her coming-out party," Morris said of the ninth grader. "Gianna may already be the best defender we have on this team. We didn't get her into the game against GA, but we could've because she's not afraid of anybody. She gets better every day and she has a tremendous work ethic."
Three minutes into the fourth frame the Lions had built a five-point cushion at 42-37, and although they didn't score during the next few minutes, they remained ahead as Chester netted just a single point from three one-and-one chances at the foul line. After the Lions whiffed on a one-on-one of their own, Edmondson fouled Staples on a successful lay-up, and the Clippers guard drained the free throw to make it 42-41 with 1:47 on the clock.
Edmondson redeemed herself with a lay-up, but at the other end Tishana Jackson answered with a bucket off a rebound. With 36 seconds left and the Clippers now in the foul double-bonus, Handy hooped the first of two free throws, tying the game at 44-all.
During the waning moments of the game, one could almost hear Fats Domino crooning "I'm walkin', yes indeed!" as the Clippers shuffled their way to two key turnovers.
After tying the game, Handy missed her second free throw, and just after Flagg corralled the rebound for Chester, she was called for traveling. The visiting squad then committed its eighth team foul, and the Lions' Epps stepped to the line to knock down the first shot of a one-and-one with 15 ticks to go, making it 45-44.
Epss' second shot was off the mark, and the Clippers came down the floor needing just a regular field goal to take the lead. However, when guard Georria Clark drove through the lane she, too, was whistled down for a walk as the clock showed four seconds remaining. This development drew a technical foul from the Chester bench, and Caldwell made it a three-point game by sinking both of the resulting free throws. Costain then inbounded the ball to Epps, who held onto it as the clock clicked down to victory.
Edmondson registered 17 points, six rebounds, and three blocked shots for the Lions, with Caldwell contributing 11 points and four steals, and Epps adding nine points, ten rebounds, and five steals. Costain (four assists, three blocks) and Pownall scored four points apiece, and Caputo put in two points.
Chester's Flagg supplemented a game-high 19 points with a dozen rebounds and five blocks, while Staples and Ferguson finished with eight points apiece.
The Lions ended the 2009 portion of the season with a record of 7-3, and Morris observed, "If we played a couple of the teams we lost to over again right now, we could easily be 9-1. This year we have a number of strong non-league teams on our schedule like Friends Central and Chester and Nazareth, and now we have league games coming up against Notre Dame and Penn Charter, so things don't get any easier."


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hey! i'm a mother of one beautiful daughter, have a fulltime job, and love songwriting and the outdoors. i need to get out in TN more, get exercise, and breathe fresh air! saw this meetup group, maybe i'll join ya someday! nice to meet y'all! :)
saw it on the meetup site. :)
Thank you Kathy. I look forward to meeting you too.
(2013) Greetings, I'm Vanessa. Please visit and like me on http://Facebook.com/VanessaHillMusic and have a Happy New Year (2014)
Oh girl!!! Kick-ass on those brownies and thanks for the hug!!! I love hugs too!!! See ya next time.
Hey Kathy. Impromptu get together at 7pm at Dos Margaritas in H'ville if you wanna join us (tell others since it's very "last minute")
Hey beautiful! So glad you are joining us! :) It should be a fun night.
Hey, Kathy! I'm new to the group, and planning to attend the potluck. Looking forward to it! New to meetup; this weekend will my first two events. Anything I should know?
hey! i made a new group called North Nashville Party Chicks. i scheduled a meetup for thurs. check it out and let me know what you think! please join! ;)
Makes me look forward to tomorrow, knowing one of my longtime friends in Nashville will be there. I don't always get to express it, but I love just being with you!!
YAY! I miss you!! Now that things are slowing down at work, we might be able to come out and listen to my favorite girl group more often!
Hey Kathy, Do I let you know if I want to play at the Doghouse. I want to be with my friend Caitlin Nicole Eadie and possibly Gary Cavanaugh. Hope you're doing great
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Ten months into 2013, the number of workers is just over 17,000 from a jobs force of around 18,600. An inside look into all of this data will be available along with much more information about dollars and sense in the county and where we're headed at this week's Branch County Economic Summit which is happening Friday from 10 am until 3 pm at the Community Health Center's Community Care and Conference Center in Coldwater


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Over the last four weeks, the series has averaged 1.6 million viewers -- a solid number for Lifetime.
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A 22-year-old man has been arrested in a sickening and gruesome murder. He is accused of not only killing his mother the day after Christmas -- but also of pulling out her intestines because he wanted to "see if there was a baby." The man, Robert Owen Rankin, reportedly told police he awoke on Boxing Day with the determination to snap his mother's neck. But as soon as she began to scream, he decided to stab her in the neck with a fire poker.
The man, of Deep River, Connecticut, said his mother fought back and he had a difficult time killing her -- repeatedly strangling and stabbing her with a buck knife. Once he finally killed her, he then pulled out her intestines, which he said were like "octopus tentacles." He reportedly said he was looking to see if she had a baby.
He explained his motive to police like this:
I killed my mother because she is pretty much responsible for everything that has gone wrong in my life.
I will tell you anything you want to know. I was trying to make things right and I guess I messed up. I tried to make my mother responsible for the terrible things she has done.
His atty. says he has mental issues,but maybe he's just a fuck head.
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Stop ignoring mental illness in your children. Get it treated for your own safety and the safety of those in the community. If you can't do this, don't have kids.
What can we do to handle mental illness better? Well, let's see.....don't ignore it! How crazy is this POS of a son? The mother just posted about her "wonderful son"? Talk about avoidance. Of course this is disgusting. What kind of crazy people do we have here? Time to take the crazies away! Too, too sick for words. You just can't tell me that the parents had no idea how crazy this b*tthead of a son was. Condolences to the father. RIP mom! The only good part is that at least the guy didn't go out and take out innocent people like some of the crazy people of late.


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