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Lawrence Kershaw hasn't been football coach at Fayetteville State but a couple of weeks. But he didn't let that deter him from landing his first recruits on national signing day Wednesday.
Kershaw brought in three prospects, one from the Cape Fear region.
Meanwhile, UNC-Pembroke coach Pete Shinnick focused on filling roster needs with the 10 players he signed, along with four transfers that are already on campus.
Kershaw brought in two players from the same school, Dondre Whitmire and William Nelson, of Friendship Collegiate Academy in Washington, D.C.
Whitmire is a 6-foot-2, 295 pound offensive guard. Nelson is a 6-2, 230 outside linebacker.
The third signee is Hoke County's Darrius Wirt, a 6-3, 275 offensive lineman.
Kershaw said his focus is on recruiting offensive and defensive linemen, linebackers, quarterbacks and receivers.
"We do anticipate more signings,'' he said. "We'll be signing kids hopefully every day.''
His big concern is to reach out to Cumberland County and bring in players from here.
"Recruiting starts with the local base,'' he said, "especially with the talent here. We've got a couple of kids we've got our eyes on. We're looking to see what happens in the next couple of days.''
Shinnick needs to fill any holes he has at UNCP quickly. His schedule this year includes defending NCAA Division II champion Valdosta (Ga.) State and the runner-up from that game, Winston-Salem State.
"Offensive line and defensive line were the emphasis,'' he said. "We needed to address the future of quarterback, which I feel we did. We lost a punter and I feel good about who we got there.''
A number of the UNCP newcomers have Cape Fear region ties. Signees include defensive end Phillip Derr of Terry Sanford, linebacker Isaac Jacobs of Purnell Swett, offensive lineman Cody Lanier of Lee County and defensive back Ahmad Smith of Lumberton.
Region transfers already on campus are E.E. Smith's Demetris Briggs, an offensive lineman from Fayetteville State, and Marquell Rozier of St. Pauls, another offensive lineman from Bethune-Cookman.
Shinnick was particularly high on
Derr. "If he was 260 pounds he'd have every college in the country looking at him,'' Shinnick said. "We think he's going to get there.''
Campbell University, a member of the I-AA non-scholarship Pioneer Football League, did not release its commitments list Wednesday. Jason Williams of the school's sports information office said the list would be released Thursday.
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"That meant that my sister and I got to go to a better school, since we went with my mom," said Emily. "On the other hand, it meant that if we did anything, the principal knew exactly where my mother could be reached."
Emily was an active student, playing lacrosse and soccer. During her senior year, she left soccer and started running on the cross-country team.
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After graduating from high school, Emily attended Roger Williams University in Rhode Island. Her neighbor was a nice young man names Miles. The two stayed in contact even after she moved on for school.
Her next move took her all the way around the world, to Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
"I majored in marine biology, and that's where I ended up," she explained.
While in Australia, Emily was able to visit one of the wonders of the marine world, the Great Barrier Reef.
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Not long after Emily graduated from the University of Queensland, her aunt, island resident and business owner Kim Newlin, had surgery on her shoulder.
Emily came to Boca Grande to help her aunt with her children and her store. Like so many people who find Gasparilla Island by chance, she really never has left it entirely.
In 2007, realizing that jobs in marine biology were not thick on the ground even in Florida, Emily consulted with her family. After some thought she opened her own island shop, Aqua. This year, she opened a second Aqua in Rhode Island and is working on another shop in Boca Grande, called Salt.
"I wanted a simple name that had a nautical flavor," Emily said. "That, and salt is a necessary element for life, just like water."
Emily is not doing all of the work alone. Joining her is Miles, the nice young man from Rhode Island.
"We never really lost contact," she said. "Then last year, we really started talking to each other again."
The talking led to a date at the Saigon Cafe, a hole-in-the-wall Vietnamese restaurant that they had visited during their days as students and neighbors.
The couple was married in September of 2011.
Miles' family owns a fishing company in Rhode Island, and the water had a starring role in their big day.
"We were married in Little Compton, R.I.," said Emily. "We had a gorgeous old New England farmhouse that was right on the water. It looked out over the fleet of fishing boats bobbing in the water."
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During the summer, they live in Rhode Island. The rest of the year they come down to their home in South Gulf Cove.
"I fell in love with Florida when I was down here with my aunt," said Emily. "At least Florida in the winter. During the summer, I would much rather be up north."
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"I don't really watch TV," said Emily, when asked about her favorite show. "Right now I watch a lot of Spongebob, since that's what Ella loves."
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Another thing she has inherited is her mother's love for elephants.
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"I'm in a really good place right now," she said. "I have the best husband in the whole wide world, a wonderful daughter and everything is going great."
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She has a busy year ahead, between the new store and the original Aqua, but Emily is looking forward to the fun.
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CL - ITA :) this one that you can go back over and over and rewatch... well all of them you can but this one more LOL.
Kate... he does indeed, but he'd look even better out of it!
And that too is a tribute to the very nice work of Daddy P. Thank you for this upstanding and very fine man you blessed us with... you are one father who's made the world a better place in oh so many ways! We're very happy to see you back up on your feet again. Happy Father's Day RPattz the first!
@ Woms
Try breathing into a paper bag...
I love the suit and the interview is one of my favorites. I was sitting like five inches from my TV grinning from ear to ear.
Hi, pardon my ignorance, but what is an MQ picture ...
Fist... ROCKING Banner. Hawt Mr. Pattinson on Leno last night. Great respect and love for his parents and do not be dismissive of Mr. Pattinson... he will put you down in the most polite manner.
I didn't know it was possible to love him more!!!!!!
Isn't he just the most stunning guy out there...........
Just beautiful and gorgeous and heart breaking in that suit.....what are we gonna be like on Premiere night!!
This is the suit he will wear at our wedding. I'm just sayin'...
That suit looks like a Gucci, it fits him perfect. Loved the interview, very sweet involving his Dad which you could tell how proud his parents were of him and I am sure of their daughters as well. Very nice family that raised a son for us all to enjoy in many ways.
Smoldering, sexy and hot as hell in a suit. And has the most outstanding parents on the planet
Rob you rock
I agree, having his parents there appears to have made a difference. It seemed that he wanted to please them, wanted reassurance from them that he was doing a good job, that he was not offending (I had noticed this when he was on The View as well, as if he might have offended or dshonoured or angered his parents at one point and was now trying to make ammends); he also seemed to concentrate more, focus more. I also wonder if he was permitted to get some sleep in order to do this show, rather than rush from set to activity, because he seemed so focused, coherent, and less distracted, and I am not sure if it was solely due to his parents' presence. Could be a good combination: sleep and parents' presence, or at least approval.
I'm done...over.....
Call 911 cuz this man has killed me....
Best interview....
good one rpattzgirl
now robessed89,i got it for about rob,twitter jittz-patting,date13june,scroo and read it will tell you where to find the video one isw him in japan the other is the eclipse junket,enjoy and ladies emma roberts,had to vclose her twitter account because she got allot of hate tweets
Oh,the torture of it all! But what a way to go. . .
If you get a chance, go to WFE site and read an open letter to Mama Pattz. You will love it. Here's the link:
I read the letter from Tink.....very nicely put!
girls don't you think that's suit rob rosk/the bafta suit was so a great fit,i knew that one was gucci but this one any ideas?
HTP--many thanks for the link; that was lovely!
@Evangeline - where did you read that about Emma Roberts having to close her twitter account because of hate mails??
I mean it was JUST last night! Rob has devoted fans that protect him........I like that.
On big shows like Leno - I'm sure they go over questions prior to the show so Rob didn't have to come up with answers off the cuff so to speak - remember he said he didn't like to do that - preferred to think about his answers first? I bet he got the chance to do that for Leno.
It was a GREAT interview - my FAVORITE of all of his so far - personal, sexy, heart warming, funny, revealing, sensitive, mature but also vulnerable and innocent, just had all the qualities we love about Rob.
FILTM - wish I could make those letters HUGE!!
Ok you need to stop this. I am just back from vacation and have shyteloads of work to do. Between catchiing up, and all the new pics, I'm going to be working till 9pm every night trying to catch up!!
evangeline--I don't know from fashion, especially men's fashion, but one suit he wore, perhaps BAFTA, but I think from Red Carpet perhaps for New Moon, was particularly beautful, with narrow un-notched lapel, fit as if made just for himself (I believe some on this site, far more knowledgable/fashionable than I, said it most likely was tailored specfcally for himself). Is that the suit you mean?
O.M.G*!... So hot, as usual.
I can't stop thinking that he looks like a young boy with this haircut.
I mean, he is so different from how he looked in 'Bel Ami' or on 'Details' shoots... He was more 'manly'...
Still: deeeeliiiicious anyhow!
Gotta love RPatzz...
@solas,i saw it, i read it ,i read a tweet calling her bitch ass,c--t, they told she cannot in her scream 4,they she should like rob because get a man,i even found out she has a boyfriend,but they hit her hard,solas let me look okay
solas i really have to look,but i read one of the tweet,cool but go on jittz-patting also,rob will be also absent from new york premiere
okay,kristen is in rome already,rome do not have paps,they vare stayind a the same hotel as last time,they say they are sad no rob,please people do not ask me where i got it because vi read it off of twitter
so what do you guys think of robsten's summer hours in US weekly....and i am being sarcatic :)
i really wonder whose house they took a pic of with the black car in the driveway. wouldn't that be crazy to be looking thru a mag. and say "that's my house" lol.
i do wonder how they get away with printing..."they are walking down the aisle" "rob dumped kristen" "kristen is going to break is heart" or now "rob & kristen's summer love nest"
no wonder they keep their private lives "PRIVATE" !!!
exactly, ana. Let them live and be well.
Great pictures! Thank you so much Kat for posting them :) x
no one not making any comments about kristen sending taylor a text,that;s she is missing him and to come home soon,but that all folks,and he show the GQ PEOPLE
A little clip of Rob back stage after the Jay Leno interview. He looks good walking tall.
grace - i didn't see it, was i supposed to click on something???
evangline - so do you think kristen& taylor have something going on, maybe rob & taylor swift were there fronts and they have been having the secret relationship LOL. taysten :))
@CullenLoverSmelledThePretty! Get to the back of the queue - I've got dibs on Mr. Pattinson Sr :-P
Oh my little british boy!!! With a suit and thin tie!!! I want to bring you and take you to my home!! And never ever ever let you scape!!!
Here it is on youtube ;)
@Evangeline, seems you just want to talk about random gossip that you get from other sites. I don't think that is appreciated on this site so much. No one I know is going to respond to it here. Sorry.
grace - yeah i responded on the other thread that i found it...too funny with the music in the background with the "confrontation" he was probably just happy to get away before being stopped to answer a question.
lallieb - i know i shouldn't have responded to the taylor comment, but i couldn't resist, long live taysten LOL :))
@ lallieb
I agree. :)
I was going back over the set photos from HP, Twilight movies, LA, RM, BA, and WFE (so many acronyms!) and Rob truly does become a different person with each movie. He has subtle nuances in his expressions that changes him with every character. And with each one, he shows us a another facet of his beauty. And he is one beautiful man. I know we call him The Pretty, but really, his is a masculine beauty. I saw a photo of his parents signing autographs outside of the Leno show and Papa Pattinson is looking down, you could see that Rob does resemble his father-the same hair and hairline, forehead, eyebrows. And Mama Pattinson looks like a mature version of her daughters. Talk about good genes!
If you want to see the photo of Mr. and Mrs. Pattinson here's the link http://waterforelephantsfilm.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/116099412.jpg
Dang it. This is the thread I should have been on today. That other one...GAH! I tried to turn it, but they kept turning it back.
And Rob honey, I think you may have some competition here and it ain't with the puppy. I think a line is forming for your daddy. I know I'm standing in it. It was the look on his face when his child was reading those e-mails. It got me.
If that wasn't the sweetest thing. The boy wanting to share who his father is with the world and the father showing modesty over that. It was such a lovely moment.
I knew from day one that there was something different about this one. That he wasn't the usual run of the mill that shows up in Hollywood looking for stardom. I can't explain it. I just felt it. And we've all known for some time now that he comes from a good family, whose raised him well. But last night, we were given a deeper look into that...just for a moment. The love that boy has for them and them for him. Even through a tv screen, you could feel it.
I swear if I thought I loved him before...
Thank you Mama and Papa P. for your beautiful son. We love him so much.
@ jlsentangledweb
Here's the other photo too.
tangledweb (sorry. I just nicknamed you 'cause I can't remember all those letters. lol)...
Agreed. He does look like his father. I've always thought so. But he's got his mama too. The masculinity of his father's looks and the beauty of his mother. It's like he's a perfect combination of them both. The masculine; the strong bone structure, that magnificent jawline, the heavy brow, the five o'clock shadow. The beauty; the eyes, those long lashes, that full, sensuous mouth, his beautiful peaches and cream complexsion, his exquisite hands. He is both beautiful and masculine. And that is rare.
And yes, he is a chameleon. He just has that ability to transform himself physically. Take a photo of him as Dali, as Art and as Edward. Lay them side by side. They don't even look like the same man. It's uncanny. And that is not something you can learn in a drama school. Either you can do it. Or you can't. And that too is rare.
@ nikola6
Pappa P looks like a lovely Man. I think that's where Rob gets he sweetness from. The way Richard looked all shy when Rob read his email. was a gesture Rob does to. I'm so glad pappa P is feeling better. I remember he didn't go on the families last trip to spend time with Rob because he was ill. Rmember that little interview with the whole of Robs family (sisters, mom, uncle, aunt, cousins) back stage. They said he was ill.
Here it is
And evangaline honey...
lalli is right. You're not gonna get a alot of response around here with the gossip. Well. Except those who like the gossip. Most of us don't because it's not reputable and most of those sites are just stirring the shit pot where his life is concerned. He has said many times that he despises the twiddle because more than anything else as it is the most intrusive into his life. And how can you trust it? I could open an account and make up some big whoppin' lie about getting drunk with him and making out in a back alley. And yeah, I'd get shot down as a liar, but it would be out there and some might believe it. Especially those who will jump on anything to say...see, he is single. Or, he's a lousy cheat.
We trust the ladies who run this blog to bring us the correct information and they rely on the reputable gossip cop to shoot down the crap.
I can't tell you what to read (although I did advise you to avoid this stuff because it was upsetting you so much), but like I said (and lalli), you're not gonna get much response here and by bringing it here, it just stirs that shit pot.
But you need to decide what is best for you and how you want to want to participate in a fandom as that is everyone's choice. I just want you to have fun with it. And there's enough good and lovely out there on him. Enough to keep us occupied.
Just my opinion.
hi nik,are you a night stalker lol,is sleep you do be doing in the daytime,no wonder that you are attracted to robward like that,did you look at jay leno yet?well a little side track @solasnwanted to know,where i saw emma roberts having to close her twitter account after being rude to rob,because she was getting allot of nasty tweets,so i found one so when you hook up with solas relay the message.TWITTER REMEMBER ME UK,
also jay leno sent out a tweet about rob,twitter kpattz news! go read it
lilleb what gossip did i write?
@Nik...psot @ 11:46. How much do I love thee? Let me cound the ways.
I don't know if I'm a night stalker, but I am an insomniac. And I never sleep during the day. I guess that's why I'm so loopy. Well, that's as good an excuse as any I suppose. LOL!
And I think what lalli was referring to was the twiddle talk.
I personally think that it's just desicable. Not people talking to each other on it, but people talking about other people on it. Gossiping. What I don't understand is, how it can be trusted? How do you know someone is telling the truth? I'd really like to understand that because I'm so ignorant where all of this is concerned.
I mean, look at what they did to this Emma Roberts on it. That was crazy. No matter what she said or how it came off (and I think it got blown way out of proportion), she didn't deserve that. And if Rob gets wind of it (and I bet he's gonna), do you think he's gonna be proud of his fans for bullying someone like this? Over him? Chances are, he'll contact her and apologize for his 'crazy' fans.
I dunno. I don't get it.
And I'll try to remember that for Solas. Thanks.
Nik, for brevity's sake, just call me web, less letters! Yeah, he does look like different people in every movie. And that man came out of the deep end of the gene pool. Mix that with a loving family and you get Rob. Forget about cloning, there's no way to make another copy of him. Of course, I wouldn't kick the clone outta bed, but I'd kill for the original!
uh NO--Solas did NOT want to know. Perhaps you mixed me up wth someone else or misunderstood. I wanted to know which SUIT you were talking about! I LOATHE gossip and certainly do not want to see it spread!
I wrote basically this same message earlier on the day's crazy posting. I then decided that I want to be sure most of you see it. So a copy and paste to deliver a little congrat message to the administrators of this blog and all you ladies who contribute. I believe everyone needs to be reminded how great this forum really is.
I started viewing this blog purely out of curiosity about Rob. I have found great enjoyment reading and learning about all the women who blog here. With the exception of the few who visit only to stir trouble, I am impressed with the variety of countries, cultures, age range, religions, family background and occupations of all who chat here. I would like to give all of you a big hand of applause. Maybe there is really some hope for the world if a group of so differing individuals can come to gather and enjoy each other and learn. My daughters tease me about my Rob fascination. I explained to them that getting to know you guys has been a real joy and maybe a more interesting and lasting experience than stalking Rob. Don't get me wrong, I still enjoy his pictures and interviews. But he is after all for me, just a fun fantasy since I am old enough to be his grandmother plus some. I like to think HE and I met in a former life and just haven't broken the connection!!!!! (smile)
Again, Ladies, take a bow, and give yourself a hand! We seem to be accomplishing more for world understanding on a daily basis than the United Nations!
olejp--how lovely! a happy day to yourself, as well!
And another thing about Emma Roberts and what happened to her on twiddle...
That girl is very well connected in this business. Her father is Eric Roberts and her aunt is JULIA ROBERTS! The biggest female movie star of the last 20 friggin' years.
And within the industry, this is not going to reflect badly on Emma because it really wasn't that much. Certainly not enough to warrant being bullied off of twiddle because of it. And according to what evangaline said, some called her a c*nt (how proud Rob must be). How dare they. If anything, she's gonna get the sympathy. And if it's gonna refect badly on anything, it's gonna be this Twilight fandom (and no, Rob doesn't get blamed for the insanity because they know he has no control over it although it might be interesting to hear what Julia Roberts might have to say to him if/when they run into one another).
The industry and the media already thinks that this is a crazy, over the top, rabid, out of control, insane, obsessed fandom. So much so that it's stars require 24/7 security because their lives have been threatened AND it is MOCKED! Laughed at. Much like the Trekkies from Star Trek, even more so. And what just happened with Emma Roberts has not helped the situation.
And you can bet the house that you're sitting in, that this has embarrassed Rob. She is a colleague of his in that they share the same profession and they may very well be cast together in a film one day.
I'm usually pretty open with friends and family about whatever it is I'm into at the moment. But I am hesitant to align myself with the Twilight fandom. My friends and family know that I've read the books and seen the films and that I think Rob Pattinson is cute and talented. But only my very best friend (whom I've known since since I was 8 years old and I can hide nothing from her) and one other friend (who's a Hugh Jackman fanatic and blogger so I figured she'd understand and she does...to a degree) knows that I belong to a Rob Pattinson blog. And that's because I don't want to be mocked for it. I have friends in the industy and I'd die if they knew. If they did, my credibility would go sailing straight out the window.
And it wouldn't be because I'm a fan of something. I'd wouldn't have one problem whatsoever telling people I was part of an online community with the Harry Potter. And that's because it doesn't carry the stigman of THIS insane fandom. People think were nuts. And a lot are. It is justifiable criticism.
And what just happened with Emma Roberts is proof of that.
Okay solas...I won't pass the message on. LOL!
To tell you the truth, I thought that was a rather strange request.
Do you want me to answer you here about the question you asked on the other thread? Or did acullengirl (did I get her name right?) answer you? I'll go over there, but...I'm a feared. Has the fighting started back up again?
nik--it is presently safe there and might make more sense there since that is where it was asked, and I would like and appreciate your insight as well.
Thank you. What you said.
And that is why I'm HERE. Because I think of this place as an oasis from the rest of the fandom. Until...others drag it into the room.
Before I registered here, I looked around quite a bit. I'd never done anything like this before and I wanted to make sure I landed in the right spot. And I did. Even though things can get a little dicey every now and again, I'm pretty sure I made the right choice.
And it is the variety of people here who are here for a variety of reasons and that's great. We don't all have to be coming from the same place, but there does seem to be a common thread here...we love and adore that man (and we express that in different ways) and we want him to have a happy and wonderful life. And that's the bottom line.
And we care about each other too. Well, as much as we can with the limitations of online communication. But I have great hopes (starting this next week), that I'm going to be able to take what I've found here to the next level. I'm actually going to be able to meet face to face with some of the people I've been talking to here and I'm so happy about that. And then hopefully, next month, there will be another opportunity to meet people here who are from California and who knows what will come of that? Friendships that might flourish because of our close proxsimity...proxcimity...because we can get to each other within an hour or two? Who knows. Hope so.
I know that some think, that is not what this is suppose to be about at all. Were just suppose to come here and comment and that's it. But what if there was the chance that some real friendships could develop out of this? Wouldn't that be wonderful? That we might discover we have more in common than just our love for this adorable man? Why not? Why is that somehow wrong to even want to find out?
Because like I said...
Rob brought us here and he's the glue that holds it all together, but...this blog is really about the people who come here and interact with each other. And if something other than just mere online chatting can come out of it, then what Rob will be doing is, bringing people together.
And for my money, that's more important than any movie he could make. THAT would really be having an impact on people's lives.
Just my opinion.
Okay Solas...
Give me a minute and I'll go over there and answer.
Oh. And Monique...
Love you too darlin'. You guys are so sweet to me. I really do appreciate it. Really.
post from 1:29
I really agree with you..i think that ROB has brought us to this amazing blog bcuz we love him so much and want him to be happy and i sense some people around the blog have actually come together and gotten to know each other and that is the best thing...that out of ROBSESSED chattings will evolved to something more like long term friendships... (-:
PS. im really looking forward to next month and hopefully ROB FEST can actually happen just the idea makes me want to scream and do the happy dance of excitement =)
ROBSESSED in the BEST BLOG =)
what else can i say...
Nik...I don't think Emma should be bullied, but, as I said on another post, she was not a class act. I don't care if God is her Dad, she appeared silly and made Rob uncomfortable; that was obvious.
But, that said, what's the fuss all about? Put it down to someone mouthing off on TV, done in front of Rob's parents, and let it go.
Poof. Gone.
Oh, and I loved it when they talked cars. Leno, with his love of the things, talking to Papa Pattinson about them, then, Rob talking about how he can't drive. Adorable! I love it when he talks about his poor driving skills.
Just as long as he doesn't use his phone while driving. Funny how hid Dad was in the car business and now Rob has all this money but doesn't care about cars.
Yes, ladies, it's a great blog, and I'm glad trolls don't last here. We have differences of opinion, sure, and some like it light and sexy, while others tend toward the more thoughtful approach, and some of us like both, mixed, not shaken.
I, too, would like to meet some of you someday. Who knows? Because I like the way some of your minds work. And by the way some of you talk about Rob, I know you are kind, sweet, caring people, as well as a tad nuts about the most gorgeous man on earth.
I have to say, however, I am a little hurt that Goz and the ladies did not post my RM article here, on 'my home' place. It has found other homes, and been all around the world, but this blog was the place it began for me. I have the stupid habit of yammering--as my husband calls it--when I should shut up. I should probably not have mentioned this, but when you work hard on something, as I did on that RM piece, it's easy to be hurt and disappointed that your 'family' doesn't like it. Especially when you think it would be perfect on this site, given what else is posted here. Miscalculation on my part. I still think it is sad. Sigh.
Yeah, and I'm guessing most of you are pretty much over RM, what with all the other movies Rob is filming or promoting.
I've been really sick this last couple of weeks and only visited here to save photos because I haven't had the energy. So a big hello to everyone who knows me!
Good morning
Ohhhh Holla die Waldfee!
Once again, one more beautiful than the other. And the early morning.
This day begins again, with save and lick pics ?
OK . Here i go. lick and save, lick and save .......
Thank you so much Kate.
Rob looks very, very male and stunning.
I like it when Rob is invited to TV shows alone. The interviews are always different and really good. And then these wonderful parents. It is a very specific mood. I love the whole family.
Hi Nik,
I'm curious about "the gathering" that you guys are planning. Since I can't really thrive where there's a lot of loud/shrieking noises, I thought I could perhaps join you guys during a down time. It would be lovely to meet and share some time with co-robsessors. Let me know, please?
If you can get here (to LA) then all are welcome. I'm thinking this will be some Saturday in July. My thought was, I'd book a couple of hotel rooms (with two king sized beds and some rollaways if needed...depending on our number) so we'd have a place to hang and just watch his films and talk and...whatever. And then of course we'd have to go over to his In N Out for a double double in his honor. And then maybe over to Wasteland and buy some junk clothes to put on our backs.
Just a fun, silly day meeting each other, checking out a few of his haunts and even a sleep over if we get to drunk to drive home. LOL!
Drinking is opptional. Drooling (over him) is not!!!
I guess I'm gonna have to break down and put up an e-mail address or else I'm not gonna be able to contact people and we can't really use the blog to organize our party.
But keep hanging around. We'll get this thing thrown together.
I read your Remember Me piece and I thought it was just beautiful. I said so after I read it. I hope you saw that. And yeah, it would have been great to have had it included here as we have such a great readership on this blog. Maybe you could ask one more time with the release of the DVD upon us next week. And I haven't forgotten about it. That final image will haunt me for as long as I've got operating brain cells.
I think it is going to be one of those films that is more appreciated with the passage of time. I think it is a very important film, for many reasons and if it's remembered for anything it will be...that this was the first film to deal with this subject in a fictional setting. And that is important as it's kicked in the door for other fictional stories about that unimaginable day to be told to us.
And you watch and see if the reviews for it don't improve with the release of the DVD. They always do. And that's because it gives the reviewer that second chance to watch it. And we always see more the second time we see something. Always.
But if you're willing to risk rejection one more time, ask if your article can be published here on the day of it's DVD release. It's worth a shot. And if I didn't thank you before for writing it...thank you.
And ROBsessed...
Looking forward to meeting you too babe. Were gonna have a blast.
@ nikola6
Was just thinking about your little LA weekend soiree. I wish I could join you ladies. But I'm a Brit girl :(
You said "If you can get here (to LA) then all are welcome"
Just be careful girl. After all you don't want some lunatic joining the party with banners saying
"Rob your a prick but I love you anyway!" or "Rob your my hero I'm going to kill that Emma girl to prove my love for you"
Just saying ;)
That sounds like a plan. BTW, I'm here in West LA. I was at the Four Seasons last night for a brief moment and decided to have dinner at Cheesecake Factory (BH) instead with family. Don't worry, I'll get myself picked-up if I get too drunk to drive. Looking forward to meeting you ladies...
Gozde, Kate and Kat (did I miss anyone?): Thank you for all your hard work and for giving us a home here
Hi Nik,
i would love to join you girls too. i'm in southern california. That would be a lot of crazyfun. Honestly. i have never done this before but knowing u all thru your writing and we know for sure at least one thing in common- Hearting our Precious One-
This thread is probably dead. i'm always too slow.
Thanks, Nik...for the support, *hugs*.
As I said to the blog creators of the originating sites, I am not--of this I am sure--invested in any kudos to me specifically about my work, except insofar as these articles can shine a better light on this superlative film and Rob's role in it. I am invested in the film and want, in my small way, to garner recognition for it however I can.
If my articles can do that, then they achieved my objective. I guess I want people to know that so that they don't think I want glory for myself.
I've become a bit of a proselytizer about Remember Me; and I hate people who 'push their religion' on others! But I guess I prefer to think of myself as an advocate, because this film needs one.
I wrote the "Oscar and Remember Me" article, as well as one on "Tyler's Journal" and another coming soon, "Recurrences and Resurrection", about the mirroring and bookending devices and how they work. And the originator of the bilingual blog, who has commented here in the past (WhyistheRumalwaysgone) has written superb articles herself. She's a mind-blowningly insightful person. Her blog is for people who like to explore RM, and believe me, there's so much in this movie it is mind-boggling.
The articles are not heavy reading but are miles ahead of what passes for articles on most of the fan blogs and sites.
I invite anyone interested to visit these two sister sites and see what excellent stuff is there!
www.rememberme-film.com AND
http://regardssurlefilmrememberme.blogspot.com (French and English too).
And Nik, have fun with the other Robsessors you'll be meeting soon.
Well, I hope you get this message. As usual real life and my job got in the way of answering more quickly. It's a weird thing, following threads and trying to remember which ones were the interesting ones to return to.
Oh and I'm not going to pursue the administrators here about it anymore. If someone else wants to, go ahead. I think I've nagged them enough. There's a point at which you just throw in the towel and let the chips fall where they may. Cool mixed cliches, huh!
And you might be right about DVD reviews. I don't know if I can bear to read them though. If I read one more assinine review, I might shoot somebody.
Luv ya, Nik, and Loisada, and femroc, ShariG, Nancy and others too.
@robsessed89 and nik girls that rob-fest idea is so good I mean we are here for this man and sharing same things we have in common so I am looking forward to meet you all too
btw rob was right to say 'you showed that you have no taste' to emma I dont like that girl she is so childish I think


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As spring rolls into summer, tents are popping up and farmers' markets are opening. For 29 years the Colorado Department of Agriculture has been helping consumers find farmers' markets, roadside stands, u-picks, wineries and agritourism activities through the Colorado Farm Fresh Directory.
"This is an exciting time of year, when local produce, meat and other food favorites can be found at farmers' markets," said Wendy White, marketing specialist for the Colorado Department of Agriculture. "Consumers really
Each month, the Colorado Department of Agriculture features a different commodity to highlight the variety and quality of products grown, raised or processed in the state. This month, Colorado eggs are featured in the Egg Bake Breakfast Bread recipe.
There are 3.8 million hens in Colorado producing more than 1 billion eggs every year. Eggs are a
Read more: Crack Open Some Fun For BreakfastEach month, the Colorado Department of Agriculture features a different commodity to highlight the variety and quality of products grown, raised or processed in the state. This month, Colorado asparagus is featured in the Asparagus with Lemon and Pistachios recipe.
The asparagus plant is a member of the lily family, which also includes onions, leeks and garlic. Asparagus is low in calories, fat free and sodium free. It is a good source of vitamins A and C and
Several Lyons area landowners have asked me to look at their trees recently, because many woody plants in our community are showing signs of stress. Stressed trees, especially non-native species, had late opening buds, branch die-back, smaller than normal leaves, and brown evergreen foliage. They do not look so good.
It is no wonder that trees around here are struggling. After our two recent spring snowstorms, nighttime temperatures plummeted. This was right when bud break had started (after winter dormancy protection was lost). Plant cells were beginning to metabolize. Then, POW, they were frozen to death, absent of their natural antifreeze.
In many cases it is the latent buds now opening or growing. Trees keep a dormant reserve of latent unopened buds for survival. This gives them another chance to open some buds if primary buds are killed or if there is defoliation. It takes additional energy from a tree's stored reserves to open latent buds however, and this is another source of stress; depleted food reserves.
We also see signs of sunscald to evergreens, bright sunlight reflected off the late snow, doubling light intensity onto the dormant-breaking foliage. Furthermore, local trees have in recent years endured awful drought. That's not all.
New to our area, migrated insects and disease have established damaging populations to which many trees are not resistant. Care-giving residents may hesitate to water trees sufficiently, or to keep trees well pruned for financial reasons. New construction and infrastructure repair has torn-up many established tree root systems. In some cases, simply put, trees are first to be neglected.
People may take trees for granted, especially if there is an assumption that we have easy-to-grow-trees conditions. Such is not the case. Our community forest would not be here if people did not plant and care for trees. Lyons could be a dusty, barren, uninviting hovel were it not for the beauty and utility graciously provided by trees.
Most urban trees are not native and require special considerations. No matter their source, trees in town must receive care. Fortunately that is the case because Lyons is recognized as a Tree City USA for the positive way this town, and its people, care for its community forest.
Immediately though, what can be done about present tree conditions? Here are some suggestions.
1.) Water the trees. How much? Consider this. The native environments for many of the introduced trees planted here receive between thirty and forty inches of precipitation a year. We get about fifteen inches of moisture in Lyons, if lucky.
When you water your trees, place a straight-sided open-top can on a level surface near the trees drip line. An empty coffee-can makes a good water-gage. Run your sprinkler a while and then take a ruler and measure the depth of the water in the can. That depth in inches is how much water you gave the tree in one watering session.
Stay aware of the natural precipitation we receive in inches of water, and that may vary greatly. Attempt to make up part of the water deficit between the inches of natural precipitation received and what the tree needs to live or thrive. Non-natives can survive with around twenty to twenty-five inches of water per year, depending upon the species. They can thrive here with a natural precipitation plus supplemental water total that approaches their native environment average.
2.) Another good tree care practice is to install surface mulch, heavily. Natural forest soils are covered with a nice thick blanket of duff composed of years and volumes of tree produced organic mater. You can duplicate the benefits of duff with surface mulch.
Put four to six inches deep of organic mulch (free tree-branch grindings are good) around a tree, extending out to the drip line. Mulch will cool the soil, prevent weeds and grass from competing with the tree for moisture, and encourage beneficial earthworm and microbial activity to build soil fertility. Plus, mulch helps eliminate lawn-mower/weed-eater damage that wrecks tree bark and its inner living cambium. Kill a tree's life-sustaining translocation cell network at its base, and you girdle the tree to death.
3.) Third suggestion: prune out the dead. Keep trees free of dead wood accumulations and that will allow more light to reach healthy branches and foliage. Leaves and needles are what make a tree's food through photosynthesis (it is not fertilization!).
Well exposed foliage can work efficiently to build a tree's food reserves (sugars and carbohydrates) and encourage a stressed tree back to health. Note: sufficient water is absolutely essential for optimum photosynthesis.
Here are some tree-lover rules worth considering. Plant the right tree in the right place and then care for it, always. If it's the wrong kind of tree and or in a poor location to cause problems, then it is a weed. It is best to dispose of it. The best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago. The next best time to plant trees is now, but don't neglect those already established by others. A healthy forest has a diversity of species and trees of all ages.
We have a beautiful planted community forest here in part because of the foresight and diligence of those who preceded us. This urban forest gives us cost-saving energy conservation benefits. Studies show people's health improves in a pleasant, treed environment.
After an onslaught of recent harmful environmental impacts however, our community's trees especially need some help and TLC.
By Ron Gosnell
Editor's note: Ron Gosnell is a retired forester who lives in the Lyons area and who has helped owners manage their forests for over forty years.
With summer coming, many forest landowners will soon be hard at work to make their homes, property, and family safer from wildfire. This usually involves cutting down excess trees and brush. Often the lower quality trees are selected for removal in a "fuel reduction" process. The result is that in many cases, the crooked logs of cut trees look to be worthless. Landowners or contractors end up cutting them into random-length pieces for easier handling, to be manually loaded and then dropped off at a place that accepts this material.
This may be the easiest thing to do depending upon circumstance. However, when there are enough trees of reasonable quality to be thinned, that presents an opportunity to cut wood products. To do so is not that difficult. Wood posts, rails, poles and saw logs must be fairly straight, branchless with flush cuts, and have straight-end cuts to specific
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Malaysia Satellite - 23rd - 28th November
New Straits Times » Sport
BADMINTON: Second stringers to face tough test
J. Naidu
Nov 23: THE top national players had a reasonably good outing at the recently concluded Singapore Open and starting today, the second stringers will be on test at the Magnum-ABC Malaysia Satellite badminton tournament in Alor Star. And the best bets to do Malaysia proud in the men's singles are either Lee Tsuen Seng, James Chua or Sairul Amar Ayob.
But it is Englishman Andrew Smith who has been seeded top in the draw which was released by the International Badminton Federation and he is drawn to meet Australian Stuart Brehaut in the final.
Malaysia, who have entered a number of back-up squad and Bukit Jalil Sports School players, should provide the fight to the 30-odd foreign field.
Indonesia's eight players are all from their junior squad and they come with good credential, at least at the junior level international competitions.
England's David Lindley and Kristian Roebuck are the men's doubles topseeds with New Zealanders John Gordon and Daniel Shirley the second seeds.
But they could find the going tough as Malaysia have entered a number of strong pairs, including the scratch combination of Choong Tan Fook-Chew Choon Eng, who finished runners-up in the China Open a fortnight ago, Fairuzizuan Tazari- Lin Woon Fui, who reached the Singapore Open quarter-finals, and the improving pair of Gan Teik Chai-Zakry Abdul Latif.
In the women's section, Indonesia's Selvi Antarini has got top billing and she is expected to meet Malaysia's Woon Sze Mei in the final. Malaysia's Wong Pei Ty-Chin Ee Hui have been ranked No 1 in the women's doubles, while England's Liza Parker-Suzanne Rayappan are seeded second in a field of 20 pairs.
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apparently andrew smith the top seed was a no show. dont know the details but he just gave a 14 year old malaysian a free trip to the second round. cheers
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Is there no website where we could follow the results?
11-24-2004, 09:55 AM #4Originally Posted by seven
not that i know of........... im quite bummed out as well
You may try to checking this site. www.asianbadminton.org.my
At the moment , the site is still down.. can't connect to it.
New Straits Times » Sport
BADMINTON: A breeze for top Malaysians in Alor Star
J. Naidu
Nov 26:
SIX Indonesians made their way to the women's singles quarter-finals as Malaysia's number two and second seeded Woon Sze Mei fell by the wayside in the ABC Malaysia Satellite badminton championships at the Sultan Abdul Halim Stadium in Alor Star yesterday.
Sze Mei, a Uber Cup player, was defeated by Indonesian newcomer Pia Zabedah 11-8,13-11,11-7 in a match which lasted just over an hour. Only Anita Kaur and Amelia Anscelly carried Malaysia's flag into the quarter-finals and they are expected to be seriously tested by the Indonesian lasses at that stage.
Anita, who defeated fellow Malaysian Lydia Cheah Li-Ya 10-13,13-11,11-5, meets Sylvia Kurniawan, while Alicia plays Pia, the disposer of Sze Mei.
Second seed Stuart Brehaut of Australia crashed out of the men's singles third round when he was defeated 15-4,11-15,15-10 by Malaysia's Raymond Steven.
Malaysia's top ranked players like James Chua, Lee Tsuen Seng, K. Yogendran and Sairul Amar Ayob had a good second round outing yesterday.
In the men's doubles, top seeds David Lindley and Kristian Roebuck of England had to dig deep into their reserves to beat Indonesian pair Rian Sukmawan and Yoga Ukikasah 7-15,15-9,17-15 in a match which lasted 80 minutes.
But second seeds John Gordon and Daniel Shirley of New Zealand were beaten by Indonesia's Rendra Wijaya and Yonathan Dasuki.
Malaysia's new partnership of Choong Tan Fook and Chew Choon Eng qualified for the quarter-finals with relative ease.
They took just 15 minutes to beat Indonesia's Tommy Sugiato and Achmad Rivai 15-3,15-1. Another Malaysian pair Faruzizuan Tazari and Lin Woon Fui, who made it to the quarter-finals of the Singapore Open last week, were also in good form as they beat Vietnam's Minh Nguyen Quang and Hai Tran Thanh 15-2,15-2. RESULTS, 2nd rd: Men's singles: Lim Kim Wah (Mas) bt Kiw Nyuk Chuen (Mas) 15-4,15-3; Tommy Sugiarto (Ina) bt Chong Kien Ling (Mas) 15-1,15-7; Hazwan Jamaluddin (Mas) bt Quoc Nguyen Anh (Vie) 15-12,15-1; Hafiz Shahruddin (Mas) bt Sitichai Viboonsin (Tha) 15-9,15-8; Sairul Amar Ayob (Mas) bt Andre Kurniawan (Ina) 15-11,15-13; James Chua (Mas) bt Endra Kurniawan 7-15,15-9,15-6; Azrihanif Azahar (Mas) bt Djohan Erwin (Ina) 15-13,1-15,15-13; Minh Nguen Tien (Vie) bt Law Yew Thien (Mas) 15-8,15-12; Achmad Rivai (Ina) bt Beryno Wong (Mas) 15-10,15-10; Lee Tsuen Seng (Mas) bt Indra Vountus Mawan 15-3,15-3; Sigit Wahyudi (Ina) bt Lim Fang Yang 15-4,15-6; Ali Rasmara (Ina) bt Tan Aik Quan (Mas) 15-0,15-1; Lim Kenn (Mas) bt Cholis Nurdianto (Ina) 15-8,15-3; K. Yogendran (Mas) bt Alvin Fu Zhi Hui (Sin) 15-4,15-8; Lim Chen Wet (Mas) bt Chung Kuan Kam 15-12,15-4; Raymond Steven (Mas) bt Stuart Brehaut 15-4,11-15,15-10; Doubles: David Lindley-Kristian Roebuck (Eng) bt Rian Sukmawan-Yoga Ukiasah (Ina) 7-15,15-9,17-15; Gan Teik Chai-Zakry Abdul Latif (Mas) bt Minh Nguyen Tien-Quoc Nguyen Anh (Vie) 15-3,15-5; Hendra Gunawan-Joko Riyadi (Ina) bt Bona Septano-Ali Rastam (Ina) 15-6,15-7; Faruzizuan Tazari-Lin Woon Fui (Mas) bt Minh Nguyen Quang-Hai Tran Thanh (Vie) 15-7,15-13; Choong Tan Fook-Chew Choon Eng (Mas) bt Tommy Sugiarto-Achmad Rivai (Ina) 15-3,15-1; Raymond Steven-Chong Kien Ling (Mas) bt Boyd Cooper-Travis Denney (Aus) 15-9,15-13; Chong Wei Feng-Tan Chun Seang (Mas) bt Lok Chong Chieh-Chqan Kwong Beng (Mas) 15-4,15-13; Rendra Wijaya-Yonathan Dasuki (Ina) bt John Gordon-Daniel Shirley (Nzl) 15-13,9-15,15-13; Women's singles: Silvi Antarini (Ina) bt Megawati (Ina) 11-4,11-9; Adrianti Firdasari (Ina) bt Nhung Nguyen Lee (Vie) 11-9,11-9; Sylviana Kurniawan (Ina) bt Gu Juan (Sin) 11-7,11-2; Anita Kaur (Mas) bt Lydia Cheah Li-Ya (Mas) 10-13,13-11,11-6; Yusfin Pungkas Rosaria (Ina) bt Zhang Beiwan (Sin) 4-11,13-10,11-6.
The Star Online > Sports
Final berths in the bag for our boys in satellite tourney
ALOR STAR: Malaysia are assured of a place in both the men's singles and doubles finals of the Magnum Malaysian Satellite Badminton Championship at the Sultan Abdul Halim Stadium here tomorrow.
Lee Tsuen Seng and Raymond Steven won their respective quarter-final matches last night to set up an all-Malaysian semi-final in the singles.
In the doubles, Choong Tan Fook-Chew Choong Eng will face compatriots Ng Kean Kok-Khoo Chung Chiat for a place in the final.
Gan Teik Chai-Abdul Latif Zakry are also through to the last four after defeating top seeds David Lindley-Kristian Roebuck of England 15-10, 15-3.
They will play Indonesians Hendra Gunawan-Joko Riyadi in the last four today.
Tan Fook-Choong Eng downed Australians Boyd Cooper-Travis Denney 15-3, 15-3 while Kean Kok-Chung Chiat were stretched to three sets by Indonesians Rendra Wijaya-Yonathan Dasuki before prevailing 15-11, 4-15, 15-3.
Tsuen Seng defeated Indonesia's Ali Rasmara 15-2, 15-7 while Raymond also did not face much difficulties defeating compatriot Lim Kenn 15-9, 15-4.
Tsuen Seng and Raymond have not played each other before today's clash.
"I have never played Tsuen Seng before but realise that it is going to be very tough to beat him. However, I have had a good run so far in this competition and will have nothing to lose by going all out to defeat him," said Raymond.
(All quarter-finals, Malaysians unless stated)
Singles: Tommy Sugiarto (Ina) bt Mohd Hazwan Jamaluddin 15-17, 15-6, 15-9; Minh Nguen Tien (Vie) w/o Sairul Amar Ayob; Lee Tsuen Seng bt Ali Rasmara (Ina) 15-2, 15-7; Raymond Steven bt Lim Kenn 15-9, 15-4.
Doubles: Gan Teik Chai-Abdul Latif Zakry bt David Lindley-Kristian Roebuck (Eng) 15-10, 15-3; Hendra Gunawan-Joko Riyadi (Ina) bt Mohd Farizizuan Tazari-Lin Woon Fui 12-15, 15-7, 15-8; Choong Tan Fook-Chew Choon Eng bt Boyd Cooper-Travis Denney (Aus) 15-3, 15-3; Ng Kean Kok-Khoo Chung Chiat bt Rendra Wijaya-Yonathan Dasuki (Ina) 15-11, 4-15, 15-3.
Singles: Adianti Firdasari (Ina) bt Selvi Antarini (Ina) 12-13, 11-7, 11-5; Sylviana Kurniawan (Ina) bt Anita Raj Kaur 11-7, 11-3; Maria Kristin (Ina) bt Rosaria Yusfin Pungkas (Ina) 11-7, 11-2; Pia Zebadiah (Ina) bt Amelia Anscelly 11-5, 2-11, 11-8.
Doubles: See Phui Leng-Fong Chew Yen bt Woon Sze Mei-Anita Raj Kaur 15-9, 15-12; Gu Juan-Fu Ming Tian (Sin) bt K.Sugita-Ooi Yu Hang 15-3, 15-10; Ooi Sock Ai-Mooi Hing Yau bt Goh Liu Ying-Ooi Swee Wenn 15-0, 15-0; Liza`Parker-Suzanne Rayapan (Eng) bt Lydia Cheah-Amelia Anscelly 15-4, 15-2.
The Star Online > Sports
Sunday November 28, 2004
All-Malaysian affair in women's doubles final
ALOR STAR: When all eyes were on the men's shuttlers, the women's doubles players sprang a surprise by securing Malaysia one title in the Magnum Malaysian Satellite Badminton Championships at the Sultan Abdul Halim Stadium here last night.
The See Phui Leng-Fong Chew Yen and Ooi Sock Ai-Mooi Ying Hau pairs set up an all-Malaysian final with straight-game victories in the semi-finals yesterday.
Phui Leng-Chew Yen defeated Singapore's China-born Gu Juan-Fu Mingtian 15-5, 15-3 while Sock Ai-Ying Hau ousted Liza Parker-Suzanne Rayappan of England 15-6, 15-10.
But hopes of seeing an all-Malaysian men's doubles final evaporated when Gan Teck Chai-Mohd Zakry Latif fell tamely to Indonesia's Hendra Gunawan-Joko Riyadi.
The Malaysians had difficulties finding their rhythm and were trounced 5-15, 2-15.
The Indonesians will take on Choong Tan Fook-Chew Choon Eng in the final today.
Tan Fook-Choon Eng were taken to three games by compatriots Ng Kean Kok-Khoo Chung Chiat before winning 15-10, 5-15, 15-9.
Malaysia also have a bright chance to win the men's singles title as favourite Lee Tsuen Seng thrashed Raymond Steven 15-3, 15-3. The national shuttler will now take on the surprise package of the tournament, Minh Nguen Tien of Vietnam.
Nguen Tien ended Indonesia's Tommy Sugiarto's gallant run in the competition with a convincing 15-7, 15-5 victory.
* Malaysians unless stated
Men's singles: Minh Nguen Tien (Vie) bt Tommy Sugiarto (Ina) 15-7, 15-5; Lee Tsuen Seng bt Raymond Steven 15-3, 15-3.
Men's doubles: Hendra Gunawan-Joko Riyadi (Ina) bt Gan Teik Chai-Abdul Latif Zakry 15-5, 15-2; Choong Tan Fook-Chew Choon Eng bt Ng Kean Kok-Khoo Chung Chiat 15-10, 5-15, 15-9.
Women's singles: Adianti Firdasari (Ina) bt Sylviana Kurniawan (Ina) 11-9, 11-2; Maria Kristin (Ina) bt Pia Zebadiah (Ina) 11-3, 11-7.
Women's doubles: See Phui Leng-Fong Chew Yen bt Gu Juan-Fu Ming Tian (Sin) 15-5, 15-3; Ooi Sock Ai-Mooi Hing Yau bt Liza`Parker-Suzanne Rayappan (Eng) 15-6, 15-10.
Mixed doubles: Daniel Shirley-Sara Runesten Petersen (Nze) bt David Lindley-Suzanne Rayappan (Eng) 15-6, 15-5; Kristian Roebuck-Liza Parker (Eng) bt Tan Zhao Rong-See Phui Leng 15-10, 15-13.
Unknown Vietnamese Upset Top Seed To Win Satellite Title
November 29, 2004 00:47 AM
Unknown Vietnamese Upset Top Seed To Win Satellite Title
ALOR STAR, Nov 28 (Bernama) -- A virtually unknown shuttler from Vietnam pulled off a major upset by beating top seed Lee Tsuen Seng to clinch the Magnum ABC Malaysia Satellite title at the Sultan Abdul Halim Stadium in Suka Menanti here Sunday night.
Nguen Tien Minh beat Malaysian top seed Tsuen Seng 15-11, 9-15, 15-12 in a three set encounter which lasted for almost two hours.
Even the presence of the Sultan of Kedah who gave away the prizes later, failed to lift Tsuen Seng's play.
Tien Minh pocketed RM2,660 while Tsuen Seng received RM1,330.
The tournament jointly organised by the Asian Badminton Confederation (ABC) and Magnum Corporation Berhad, saw participation from 197 players from Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, England, Australia and New Zealand since Nov 23.
The women's final was an all-Indonesian affair between Kristin Maria and Firdasari Adianti. Maria won the title after another three-set match which ended 8-11, 11-2, 11-8.
In the mixed doubles, New Zealand pair Shirley Daniel and Runesten Petersten comfortably beat England's Roebuck Kristian-Parker Liza 15-10, 15-13 for the title.
New Straits Times » Sport
BADMINTON: Nguyen Tien upsets Tsuen Seng for title
J. Naidu
Nov 29:
IT was a historic moment for young Vietnamese shuttler Minh Nguyen Tien when he knocked out Malaysian shuttler and favourite Lee Tsuen Seng to win the men's singles crown in the Magnum ABC Malaysia Satellite badminton championships at the Sultan Abdul Halim Stadium in Alor Star yesterday.
Nguyen Tien, who came to this competition without any strong credentials, was the toast last night as he defeated the Malaysian 15-11, 9-15, 15-12 in 92 minutes.
This is the first time that a player from Vietnam has won a title in an international competition.
For Tsuen Seng, the defeat by the little known Vietnamese who comes from a country where badminton is not the top priority sport, is a big blow to his career.
"I should have wrapped up the match in the rubber set when I was leading 11-5," said the frustrated Tsuen Seng after the match.
"But all of a sudden I became very tired and allowed the Vietnamese to catch up and beat me in the end."
It was close in the first set and both players scored point for point until 11-11 when Nguyen Tien took the last four points in a row for victory.
In the second set Tsuen Seng raced to a 9-4 lead before the Vietnamese caught up at 9-8. But the Malaysian tightened his game and won the set 15-9 in 28 minutes.
In the rubber, everything looked bright for Tsuen Seng when he led 11-5 but the young Vietnamese university student took ten straight points for this historic win.
"Unlike the Malaysian, I was very relaxed throughout the match as I had nothing to lose, " said Nguyen Tien.
"And that made me play better even when I was trailing in the last set."
Malaysia made up for their loss in the singles when their sctratch doubles pair Choong Tan Fook and Chew Choon Eng easily defeated Indonesian pair Aprida Hendra Gunawan and Joko Riyadi, who are ranked six in their country, 15-11, 15-4.
Maria Kristin won the women's singles title after beating her compatriot Adianti Firdasari 8-11, 11-2, 11-8 in the final.
In the all Malaysian women's doubles final, See Phui Leng and Fong Chew Yen beat Ooi Sock Ai and Mooi Hing Yau 15-3,15-17,15-8.
New Zealanders Daniel Shirley and Sara Runesten Petersten easily defeated English pair Kristian Roebuck and Liza Parker 15-3, 15-3 to win the mixed doubles title.
RESULTS (All finals) — MEN, Singles: Minh Nguyen Tien (Vie) bt Lee Tseun Seng (Mas) 15-11, 9-15, 15-12;
Doubles: Choong Tan Fook-Chew Choon Eng (Mas) Aprida Hendra Gunawan -Joko Riyadi (Indon) 15-11, 15-4.
WOMEN, Singles: Maria Kristin (Ina) bt Adianti Firdasari (Ina) 8-11, 11-2, 11-8;
Doubles: See Phui Leng-Fong Chew Yen (Mas) bt Ooi Sock Ai-Mooi Hing Yau (Mas) 15-3, 15-17, 15-8.
Mixed Doubles: Daniel Shirley-Sara Runesten Petersten (NZ) bt Kristian Roebuck-Liza Parker (Eng) 15-3,15-3.
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Ouseley became Professor of Music at Oxford University in 1855 and was an influential scholar in his day, editing the sacred works of Gibbons and making a study of Spanish musical treatises. As a composer he wrote relatively little, although several of his anthems are still regularly performed today. He eschewed secular influences in music at a time when organists inflict upon the congregation long voluntaries, interludes, &c. which consist either of his own vulgar imagination, or selections from the last new opera (Sutton). Ouseley commented on the use of secular melodies in Hymn tunes as follows: How can they result in aught but the disgust and discouragement of all musical churchmen, the misleading of the unlearned, the abasement of sacred song, the falsification of public taste, and (last, but not least) the dishonour of our God and his worship? Both at Oxford and at St Michaels College, Tenbury, Ouseleys musical style and views on liturgy influenced many Victorian church musiciansincluding Stainer, whom he invited to Tenbury to become organist there in 1857.
The anthem From the rising of the sun is a short and unpretentious essay of Hymn-like character, in what might be termed Ouseleys self-imposed ecclesiastical compositional idiom. As with all his church music, Ouseley allows the words to speak clearly to the listenerexemplified by the setting of the words thus saith the Lord!. The text (from the Book of Malachi) clearly chimed with his own Oxford Movement-inspired Anglo-Catholicism: and in every place incense shall be offered up.
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