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The twentieth century produced few American heroes like Joe DiMaggio. He was arguably the best all-around ballplayer who'd ever taken the field, a unique combination of power, speed and grace, a lifetime .325 hitter with a classic swing and an unworldly calm whose fielding was as nearly flawless as it seemed effortless. He was not a fidgeter, adjusting batting gloves a hundred times (there were no batting gloves). Once he squared his bat, said his friend Tony Gomez, "the guy was a statue." There was no wasted motion on the field--he flowed to the ball--and no hotdogging: The fielders' mitts were too small for snap-catches. Those of us who saw him play when we were teenagers would caricature the batting styles of other players, but we all wanted to look and move like DiMaggio. He was also the possessor, as any fan knows, of what is the most extraordinary feat in baseball, and perhaps in any sport, a fifty-six-game hitting streak that defies all statistical logic and that most people believe will never be matched again. That in itself is the material of myth.
But there was something else as well. When he first appeared in a New York Yankees uniform in 1936, he seemed to come from nowhere at the very moment when both the Yankees and a depressed nation--and the rising second generation of Italian-Americans--seemed to need him most. Paul Simon's line "where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio," could have been written as anticipatory longing thirty years before it became ironic sentimentality.
Unlike the boisterous beer-swilling Babe Ruth, who'd retired the year before, DiMaggio, the son of an immigrant Sicilian fisherman from San Francisco, became the essence of that elusive thing called class. He rarely spoke; he dressed superbly--another thing he would become known for--and he seemed to conduct himself, both on and off the field, with a royal calm, even an icy distance, that only enhanced the allure. The Yankees, in those days when baseball was the national pastime, had won the World Series just once since their Murderers' Row rampage of the 1920s. In the four years after he arrived, they would win four times. In his thirteen war-interrupted seasons--the last was 1951--they would win the pennant ten times. He played not only to win--to drive his team to win, often playing through his own pain, the bone spurs in his heels, the aching knees, the trick shoulder--but to play flawlessly. He was the epitome of Yankees royalty.
And somehow, after those thirteen seasons, when the myth might have faded into an endless haze of celebrity golf tournaments and testimonial dinners, it seemed only to thrive--through the 286-day klieg-light royal marriage to Marilyn Monroe, the ensuing divorce and the love that seemed to survive both, through the Mr. Coffee and Bowery Bank commercials and through tawdry rounds of high-priced baseball-card shows and memorabilia signings--little seemed to tarnish the mythic glow. If anything, the forty-eight years after DiMaggio's retirement--he died in 1999--seemed only to burnish it. Almost from the moment he arrived in New York, people wanted to touch him, do him favors, run his errands, drive him places, give him things. Cops gave him access to places denied anyone else. He rarely paid for his own meals, his own cars or even his own hotel rooms. There would always be guys eager to be his delivery boys, to bring him women--mostly the blond showgirls he preferred--even some who moved out of their homes to be with him, to take care of him. Anything for the Dago. The namewas used with so much affection that it became an honorific.
But of course there was more--lots of it--and Richard Ben Cramer is there to mine every ugly moment: the money, ultimately more than a million, that came under the table in hundreds and two hundreds from mobsters (who adored him even more than did other American males, and who found him a useful draw to Toots Shor's, El Morocco or the other clubs and restaurants they controlled in New York); DiMaggio's compulsive whoring, combined with his possessiveness--unto physical abuse--of his two wives; the estrangement from his own brothers, who were also big-league ballplayers; frosty rejection of his son (except when publicity photos were required), who would die of a drug overdose; the envy directed at other great players; the grudging World War II military career that he spent in safe, warm places playing baseball for the prestige of the brass under whom he served; the obsessive money-grubbing--$150, or $175, for each signed baseball, each signed bat, each photograph, thousands upon thousands of them, deals upon deals.
Cramer contends that DiMaggio not only wanted the money--he was pathological in the thought that others would profit: "Who else would make money off the deal? How much? Why should those guys make a buck off my life?" The fear went back to the beginning of his career, to the days before free agency when ballplayers were chattel: Club owners like Ruppert beer baron Jacob Ruppert of the Yankees and his general manager Ed Barrow owned not just the players but many of the writers and columnists as well. You could try to hold out, but in the end, it was the owners who set the terms; you either played for the team that owned you or you didn't play at all. Worse, as DiMaggio discovered early in his career, even the attempt was likely to expose you to a torrent of press and fan abuse as an ingrate. The same newspaper hacks who could manufacture heroes could just as easily be turned to embarrassing them or tearing them down. DiMaggio, the idol who was making the owners additional millions in attendance, was lucky to get his $25,000, or his $40,000. In the Depression years, those seemed like princely sums. In a way, you could understand the paranoia about other people making money off you. Lots of them tried.
In the course of telling the story, Cramer seems to have turned over every rock in DiMaggio's life, but in the end even he seems uncertain how to frame his flawed hero's life, caught up, on the one hand, in the man's greatness and lavishing us, on the other, with his rage, his distrust, his shabbiness.
DiMaggio excelled and continued to excel, against the mounting "natural" odds. He exceeded, withal, the cruelest expectations: He was expected to be the best--and he was. He was expected to be the exemplar of dignity, class, grace--expected to look the best.... And he looked perfect.
DiMaggio did for us--for the sake of our good opinion--through every decade, every day. He was, at every turn, one man we could look to who made us feel good. For it was always about how we felt...with Joe. No wonder we strove for sixty years to give him the hero's life. It was always about us. Alas, it was his destiny to know that, as well.
Of course it was always about us; what else could it be about? But as with a lot of other latter-day muckraking of heroes "who did for us"--Roosevelt, Eisenhower, Kennedy--the ground rules have changed. Even the un-kept, independent sports writers of the 1930s and 1940s would never have written the other DiMaggio story, would have respected the man's privacy, as the White House press respected Kennedy's. (Through Marilyn Monroe, of course, the two stories were linked: DiMaggio thought maybe the "fucking Kennedys" had killed her.) If we were charmingly naïve then, a nation of hicks who liked simple morality tales, our confessional age now demands full disclosure--we expose our potential heroes before they even have a chance to show their stuff. Cramer, who won a Pulitzer Prize for international reporting and wrote a fine book about the 1988 presidential campaign, gets himself caught in between--still in love with the performance, the style, the heroism, but probing the private, inner man until little is left. Heroes on pedestals are all fair game. But Cramer gives us little help in squaring the two DiMaggios. How do we hold the one without forgetting the other? In the end, it's even hard to square what Cramer tells us about DiMaggio's admiration for--and friendship with--people like Woody Allen with the shallow DiMaggio he mostly gives us.
What makes that even more exasperating is that Cramer gets into his characters' heads, reports events and quotes conversations with no attribution. The book's acknowledgments include a huge list of people, from old ballplayers to Henry Kissinger, himself a DiMaggio idolater from the 1930s who would later sit with the Clipper at Yankee Stadium and get enlightenment about the subtleties of big-league pitching and hitting. But there are no footnotes, no lists of sources. In the hours after the 1989 San Francisco earthquake, Cramer reports, DiMaggio rushed to his sister's house in the Marina--the house, which he had given to his family many years earlier, was undamaged--and emerged with "his big right hand around the neck of a garbage bag...which held six hundred thousand dollars, cash." How does he know that--not the part about the bag, but about the contents? And where did the cash come from? (It seems to have belonged to some long-gone mobster who was making certain that he could make a fast exit if necessary, but we are not sure.) There's also the touching story about Marilyn Monroe's tour entertaining the troops in Korea in 1954, three years after DiMaggio--who wanted his wives to be homebodies and never approved of their careers--had retired. "Joe," she said on her return, "you never heard such cheering." "Yes, I have," he said. Where did that come from? And when "he was off to himself, on his cot, thinking about (his first wife) Dorothy," where did that come from?
To compound the exasperation, Cramer likes to affect a wise-guy writing style that's often more annoying than evocative. The ambient sporting life of 1930s New York is itself a nice story, full of Guys and Dolls characters--prizefighters, jockeys, ballplayers; Broadway showgirls; politicians like La Guardia, columnists like Walter Winchell and Sidney Skolsky; small-time hoods like Jimmy "Peanuts" Ceres, who drove DiMaggio around, and some big-time ones as well, Ruggiero "Richie the Boot" Boiardo, Joe Adonis, Abner "Longy" Zwillman, "who put the 'organized' in organized crime"; Toots Shor himself, who loved the Dago and would later be spurned by him, as would so many other onetime friends. But the Runyonesque rhetoric gets in the way: sentences like "See, Joe had to have a private life," or "See, Gomez was gone," or "In the sixth, Joe got ahold of a pitch...", or "Winchell, Len Lyons, that nosy Kilgallen broad; even the battle-ax, Louella Parsons, used to write up Joe like an old friend" or (even more bizarre) "Joe was digging for second base, when Gionfriddo, in an act of God...and--Cazzo! Figlio di putana!--stole the home run away from DiMaggio." Now who said (or thought) that?
It's hard to deny Cramer's portrait of DiMaggio as an empty and increasingly lonely and embittered man, whose lifelong act as an aging public monument could only have added to the bitterness. "From the start," Cramer writes early in the book, "he had to have it both ways: he wanted to be well known at what he was known for--and for the rest, he wouldn't be known at all." We once allowed our heroes that privilege--but as Cramer's book demonstrates, we permit it less and less, either to the living or the dead. If DiMaggio had cooperated, he would probably have received more consideration, but DiMaggio being who he was, no such cooperation could have been expected. In the end, our sympathy is restored only by the venality of his lawyer Morris Engelberg, who continues to mine DiMaggio's memorabilia and exploit his name even more ruthlessly than DiMaggio did. In the penultimate moment in Cramer's book, a few minutes after DiMaggio's death, there is Engelberg, in DiMaggio's room, ordering the nurse to force DiMaggio's 1936 World Series ring, the only genuine one he had left, from the dead hero's finger. When the nurse succeeded, "Morris yanked [it] out of his hands, and left the room in a hurry." He would claim that DiMaggio "gave him that ring, on his deathbed--before Joe died in his arms."
Thirty years ago, I went to the San Francisco Giants Arizona spring-training camp to do a magazine piece on Willie Mays, another of our imperfect diamond heroes. How much, Mays asked, was he going to get paid for cooperating? At that point, I decided I would simply hang around for a week or two and watch and listen. There was little he could tell me, I decided, that would strengthen the piece. (In the days following, I learned more than I ever expected--about Mays, about the changing culture of baseball and about the game itself.) Sometimes, maybe, the work of athletes, like that of dancers or, for that matter, composers or actors or novelists, deserves to be well known, as DiMaggio seemed to wish, without the unceasing pursuit and exposure of all the rest. In some cases, say in Mozart's or Wagner's or J.D. Salinger's, or maybe even in Bill Clinton's, if you can't separate the neuroses or the anti-Semitism or just the ordinariness of a man from the public performance--you may never know greatness at all. But it gets harder every day.
We don't have a TV at home, so we've missed the much-drubbed NBC Olympics coverage. So when a little friend of my son's said she'd been watching, I asked her if any of the events had inspired her to want to be an Olympic athlete when she grew older.
"Yeah!" she raved. "Just wait! I'm gonna be a rock star and I'll ride onto the field with my helmet on my head and my crossbow on my back and I'm gonna have a band and six backup singers, and then when they light the torch, all the soldiers I've been saving in my disk drive are gonna burst onto the screen and do a dance and then there'll be fireworks, fireworks, fireworks, boom, boom, kaBOOM! Like you've never seen before!"
Flushed from such imaginative exertions, this dangerous little person ran off with my precious son, she humming a tune by Britney Spears, he shouting a song by the Backstreet Boys. (It was a perfect fugue, by the way. Has anyone else noticed that Britney is just Lance hung upside down and played backwards?)
Each culture develops its own sense of sport, I suppose. When I travel, I confess I make up for the deprivation at home by watching a lot of hotel-room television. I am always fascinated to see the kinds of competitive sports that people will sit up late for in other parts of the world. I've been to Edinburgh during sheepherding finals (sort of a par course for sheepdogs grafted onto a running of the bulls, except with large shaggy rams. Like Babe, but vicious). I've spent time with friends in Minnesota where ice fishing--which is, I assure you, one of the slower sports known to mankind--took up Real Time in dinner party conversation.
Once I spent five days in a small German town in a university dormitory built on the site of what had been a Nazi bank vault. This being truly the belly of the beast, I was not at all surprised when the heat went out the moment I got there. Within hours, I fell sick with a raging fever, my body temperature rising with each degree the room temperature fell. As I lay shivering beneath the thin cotton blanket, I used my last ounce of strength to flick through the channels on the steel television set (which was bolted to a fixed rod hanging from the ceiling, like the ones in hospitals or prisons). Aside from the ubiquitous CNN, all the available stations were displaying the same sporting event--in German, Swiss German, Farsi, Turkish and Basque. The event in question appeared to be a particularly formal version of Austrian dressage: horses with knotted manes and beribboned tails prancing rigidly through backbreakingly unnatural placements and postures, two-stepping, then waltzing to martial music. The riders, who wore high hats and polished boots, put the animals through their paces with the reins tightened so as to hold the horses' necks upright, the bits so tight the horses looked as though they were leering. The riders were tense and ferocious. The horses were precise, wild-eyed, slobbering with foam.
In happier times, I've been to the far north, up around the Arctic Circle, where Icelandic log-tossing is what in other climes might be called "hot." These are not little logs we're talking about, if the broadcast I saw is any measure--contestants trained by hoisting Yugo minivans on their backs. Indeed, in a side event to the log-toss, they ran a course where every thirty feet or so they stopped to pick up a 350-pound block of stone and chuck it in a rain barrel. "These Icelandic strong men" the voiceover explained, "consume from eight thousand to ten thousand calories a day"--a conceivable goal if, like me, you're thinking of the energizing properties of Ring Dings and marshmallow fluff, but an impressively ambitious one when you learn that a professional log-tosser's diet is fat- and sugar-free.
In South Africa, I once watched a spoofy (I think) combat in which a white gladiator and a black gladiator battled each other up the sheer face of a wall, the goal being not just to reach the top first but to dislodge your opponent so that he has no chance of ever making it up.
Then there's Wisconsin, where, back in the eighties, I lived through three deer-hunting seasons. The season was only nine days long but with more than 600,000 licensed hunters on the prowl, around 260,000 deer could expect to meet their maker within that time. "I guess they have bad aim," said my sister dryly when she heard this bit of data, but the truth is they did indeed have exceedingly bad aim. If memory serves me, Wisconsin was the only state that actually gave blind people a license to shoot. I was told they had to wear a neon-red sign that said: blind hunter (thus giving other blind hunters the chance to duck, I suppose).
Not only did more deer die at that time of year than at any other, more Wisconsiners did too. So the real suspense of the daily television tally was always the human toll, not the animal. Lost bullets seeking their mark took shortcuts through people's breakfast nooks and open bathroom windows and attic hideaways. Stray bullets always caught people by surprise in the middle of some intensely private act. Not that every such death was a complete surprise: One year the sheriffs and game wardens got worried about hunters who shot across busy highways at deer on the other side. So they set up lots of deer decoys by the sides of lots of busy highways to catch the sort of people who would do such a thing. Many of us just hid in the basement until they thought the logic of that one over.
I'm optimistic that we humans will always express our sporting instincts in locally interesting and richly varied ways. Indeed, a recurring criticism of the NBC coverage has been precisely its homogenization of the Olympics--the sappy human interest, the weepy mood music, the breathlessly overdramatized replays. But when I think about what the youngest consumers of American sports culture are exposed to as routine athletic fare, I guess it's no wonder some of them would opt for the halftime song-and-dance act. They already know that too often the real action is played out in culturally revealing games like the Bobby Knight Memorial chair-tossing competition, Hide and Seek the Steroids, the Million Dollar Endorsement Dash, Soccer Mom Slugfest and Hockey Dad Death Match.
I suppose it would be in my financial interest if Rush Limbaugh were to get his wish and become part of the broadcast team for ABC's Monday Night Football.
After a century of repressing or deriding Woman as a symbol of beauty, high culture in the West has suddenly gone over.
'Twas said the honest folks of Salt Lake City
Deplored sins large and even itty-bitty.
But, trying for the Games, they thought it pretty
In October in Las Vegas, Mike Tyson went before the Nevada Athletic
Commission to ask it to reinstate his boxing license, which had been
suspended after Tyson took a bite out of Evander Holyfie
Baseball is deservedly known as our national sport, for in the World Series just ended in triumph for the Athletics it was evident that the games contained most of the characteristic phases of American life: shrewdness, skill, sentimentality and downright luck.


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A classic Rallye Monte-Carlo stage, which was last used in this format in 1994. It starts from the Ardeche village of Le Moulinon, south west of Valence on narrow, twisty and technical roads then climbs gradually, passing through small villages, until reaching the top of the Col de la Fayolle at the midway point. From there the road widens and it's a fast descent, on bumpy roads to the finish at the village of Antraigues.
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Reading a few CM Blogs..
And I came across these two that might relate well to the older crowd and questions I've seen recently:
Donna, thanks for pointing these articles out. She says it like it is. I've often thought the same about people that have children part time but say they are willing to relocate Still waiting for the opportunity to ask someone about it.
I talk to someone who has that in their profile and has a minor child 'at home'..One of these times I'm going to ask..He's very tied to his area too with other things..


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The holiday shopping expo put on by the Cherokee Chamber of Commerce is 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and admission is free.
"The goal of the event is to keep local dollars local," said Gini Mizelle, events coordinator for the Chamber. "The conference center will be transformed into the Jingle Bell $hop — a one-stop shopping extravaganza of beautiful and distinctive gifts."
This year's event is presented by Bank of North Georgia and is in partnership with the Cherokee County Conference Center, Cherokee County, WLJA 101.1 FM, O'Brien Productions and the Cherokee Tribune.
Vendors will be present with an array of gifts and craft items at the shopping expo.
"You will be able to visit with Santa, and find special gifts for everyone on your Christmas list without crossing the county line," Mizelle said.
LGE Community Credit Union is the "Santa Sponsor" and will have a photographer on-site to take a complimentary photo with Santa. Visitors are also welcome to bring their own cameras to take photos, she said.
Cobb EMC is sponsoring the "Sweet Shop", where visitors can purchase sweets to enjoy while shopping.
Express Impressions is providing free shopping bags at the event.
Chick-fil-A Canton will be on-site selling lunch, and the Conference Center Taster event will be from 5 to 8 p.m.
Several school groups are planning to sing during the event including those from Creekland Middle, Mill Creek Middle, Teasley Middle, Mountain Road Elementary, Knox Elementary, Cherokee High School, Bascomb Elementary and Hasty Elementary.
Vendors include: AAA — which will offer memberships, ornaments, and local attractions, Azure Salon and Spa, Botanicals by Sandy — which has pressed framed botanicals, Cameron Hall Assisted Living Center — offering cookbooks and cooking hot pads, Cherokee County Farm Bureau, Inc. — which will have honey, bees wax candles, gourmet cooking oil gift sets, hand-painted gourds, horseshoe art and cookbooks, Cherokee County Historical Society — with local history books and Christmas ornaments, Harvest Hardware — with hardware inspired hand-stamped jewelry, and Hickory Flat Handmade Soaps — with scrubs, bath salts, and lotions.
Along with those vendors, there are a number of others that will be included, such as: Key's Jewelry, Lathemtown Pottery, Author Margie Carroll — with children's nature storybooks, Merrilily Gardens — with jams and jellies and gourmet foods, Old School Apparel Company — with vintage T-shirts and hats, Savvy Fashions — with handbags, jewelry and backpacks, Scentsy Wickless Candles and The Pampered Chef — with kitchen tools and equipment.
Thirty-One Gifts will have organizing and spirit totes as well as purses, What A Girl Wants will have ornament and Christmas décor — as well as wine glasses, clothing and gift ideas — and Yawn's Books & More, Inc. features "Elf on a Shelf," bookmarks and books.
The Cherokee County Conference Center is located at 1130 Bluffs Parkway in Canton.
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...never told. Did you know the teen pregnancy rate is dropping? If you did, you're in the minority.
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The US teen pregnancy rate has reached a historic low, declining 52% since its peak in 1990. Bravo teens!
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Pregnancy planning and birth control are directly linked to a wide array of benefits to society.
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In 2010, teen childbearing cost taxpayer at least $9.4 billion.
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Reflecting on 45 years working in the area of birth control and pregnancy planning, Sarah Brown, CEO of The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, says she can't remember a time when contraception has been so mischaracterized and maligned. In this video, Brown suggests that whatever the proposition of the day is regarding contraception, individuals should ask themselves a simple question: does it increase women's access to good contraceptive care? If the answer is no; oppose it. See more I Have a Say videos. |


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David Galston came to Brock Campus Ministries in September 2008.
David was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Before coming to Brock, he was a chaplain at McGill University and the University of Windsor. David holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) from the University of Winnipeg, a Master of Divinity from Vancouver School of Theology (MDiv), and a Doctorate of Philosophy (PhD) from McGill University.
At the University of Windsor, David directed and taught in a Bachelor of Theology program jointly conducted with the Ecumenical Theological Seminary in Detroit.
David is also a fellow of the Jesus Seminar (westarinstitute.org), a founder of Canada's SnowStar Institute (snowstarinstitute.org), a founder and editor of AXIAL (a progressive religious magazine), and a co-founder and owner of Basileia Books (a Canadian publishing company).
David works with religiously oriented groups on campus, with the SCM (the Student Christian Movement), and co-directs a weekly campus study group. He also organizes the Campus Ministry Table Talks, the Brock Multi-faith Fair, and the World Religions Conference.
His office is located in the Decew Residence, R217. Office hours can vary but are normally Tuesdays 9:30 to 11 a.m., Wednesdays 1:30 to 3 p.m., and Thursdays 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon.
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BA (Philosophy) University of Winnipeg, 1981
MDiv (Systematic Theology) Vancouver School of Theology, 1985
PhD (Philosophy of Religion) McGill University, 1996
Pastoral Ministry
Transcona United Church, Winnipeg
Montreal Community Church, Montreal
Eternal Spring United Church, Hamilton
Ecumenical Chaplain, Brock University
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A History of Christian Thought
Theology in Postmodern Times
The Historical Jesus
The Art of Biblical Criticism
A History of Atheism
Pagan Spiritualities: the other side of Western religious history
An Introduction to Philosophical Theology
The Thought of Paul Tillich
A History of Judaism After the Bible
Five Great Wisdom Teachers
Eastern Religious Thought
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Traditionally, the day before Thanksgiving is one of the busiest for Utah's Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control.
Last year, on the day before Thanksgiving, the DABC did more than two and a half million dollars in retail sales.
It was even busier than New Year's Eve.
In fact, in 2011, in the 3 days before Thanksgiving, the state and the DABC took in nearly 5 million dollars in liquor sales.
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Resolution15 – great Post Thrash Band
Well, two days ago I first heard this band on bandcamp. The band immediately blew me away.
Let's get to the facts:
The band – founded in 2007 – is based in New York and they call their musical style Post-Thrash Metal. I can live with that definition because I would never know where to put them.
It was very funny realizing that there is no guitar.
"But hey, they sound hard…!"
Yes, they do. They are playing with 7-strings electric violins which are sounding very, very close to that guitar stuff me and YOU are always listening to.
(Of course there is a bass. It's an 5 string bass, I think. )
I bet most people would never realize that there is no guitar. The sound of the "guitars" – erm – the violins is very warm and often full of aggression but can also be tender and… Never mind: Listen to them.
Their music is full of tension, never boring and the singer creates different feeling inside the listener.
The debut album was released very fast after they have formed in New York. The last output the EP Satyagraha was released in April 2010. It's sad that I just know the EP at the moment because I'm hungry for more of their music. It's so unbelievable that they are kicking out that energy and feelings without any guitar. I'm really blown away.
Go, check them out and click the picture to view their official clip of "Sufferers Rise".
Resolution15 on reverbnation
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Bloomberg banning baby formula?
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Would create great baby pictures from the the yeah Bloomberg who -- made quite -- deal have recently about trying to tell people what to do -- not to do.
From sugar in drinks and I sort of they would -- get into.
And that is that he doesn't think that.
Formula is the right thing for babies that they ought to be breast fed.
And so there's a new -- that the mayor and his people paid for which is that we got that edge showing where the importance of breast -- In very in a number of -- for for babies.
Now so what he's -- is convince city hospitals -- sign up for the latch on program now you have to ask me where that comes from.
I have no idea I can imagine.
And so a number of -- signed up this they're gonna locked up baby formula right -- sort of try to force women who have had babies.
To breast feed so Eric you're -- -- experience been impressed -- but it won't.
I think this guy is every -- there's a new Bloomberg and -- is the of this pushed it to move away from photos.
Solve that.
-- -- -- Honestly if it's almost becoming a joke like he's really just trying to be outrageous to take people off to clear need to get attention.
He can't really mean lock up that the baby formula so encouraged mother a breast feed -- -- -- -- formula.
Other way to -- and I don't ask you the question okay the magic question and I choose among them -- did you breastfeeding.
Let's say though you did it yeah okay now.
I also use formula tip right well it'd be like when he needed to you right now I just think that there is live right in -- -- -- has to be a choice.
You're all about choice -- -- she should be able to decide what she wants to do is play any of babies aren't able to latch on our -- feeding proms and aren't receiving enough nutrition.
So why what about a mom that has worked two jobs and ordered an end and can't.
Doesn't have the time to be able Condit a prop her all -- all the pumping and all that.
And they -- that's not like that it if you're a nurse at this cause of these hospitals you have to.
Document a medical reason of why you've given out spent a bottle of formula but what they pop.
They do that teenagers tested the -- don't better than that form but -- let's move onto another comments are now I.
We're right yes because I'm sorry but you're breastfeeding history -- make your return government flows in the path -- we leads.
Resistance no no -- in bureaucracy ever says.
Hey I think we went too far because -- they say that.
Then they can't make any more money government have to expand by the way baby formula did not stab an elderly man on the subway yesterday in York city.
It was a group of girls who did that they stabbed in a 65 year old man at 6 in the morning on the way to work.
Like Rahm Emanuel like all these 88 mayors have the priorities up their butts kicked out after just stay with you dealing with the violence first.
Let people make decisions about their breast milk.
Well there also at this sort of -- take us a step further read at things as if they they say they wanna -- education so that women I have -- it information and they can make the right decision.
That would that be true about the sonogram before somebody decides to end a pregnancy go that I didn't that same -- -- -- and it so well and but but it it.
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I think the question here really is whether.
The access issues one that bothers me which is that when you lock something up.
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Among the classiest big ships at sea, the Millennium ships offer all the leisure, sports, and entertainment options of a megaship and an atmosphere that combines old-world elegance and modern casual style.
Typical Per Diems: $80-$150
Constellation sails the Caribbean from Fort Lauderdale (winter).
Infinity sails Alaska from Seattle (summer) and the Panama Canal from Fort Lauderdale & San Diego (spring & fall).
Millennium sails the Caribbean from Miami (fall & winter) from San Juan (winter); Alaska from Vancouver & Seward (summer); and the Panama Canal from San Juan (spring), from San Diego (fall).
Summit sails the Caribbean from San Juan (winter); Bermuda from Cape Liberty, NJ (summer); and New England/Canada from Cape Liberty, NJ (fall).
Time was, these ships were it: bigger than the line's first generation of megaships (the Century class), with bigger spas and theaters, more veranda cabins, more dining options, more shopping, more lounges, and more sports and exercise facilities -- plus more of the same great service, cuisine, and high-style onboard art. Then Celebrity Solstice happened, and the bar got a lot higher -- but don't count these ships out yet. Already very lovely and full of onboard options, they are, at this writing, about to be "Solstice-ized," receiving multimillion-dollar refurbishments designed to add some of the most attractive features of the Solstice class. When all's said and done, each ship will have a new Tuscan Grille steakhouse restaurant, a new Bistro on Five casual creperie and comfort food eatery, a new Martini Bar with permafrost bar top, a new vodka-and-caviar tasting bar, and a new Caf? al Bacio & Gelateria, replacing the Millennium ships' Cova Caf?. Additionally, staterooms and public areas will be restyled to reflect the Solstice class's more sleek lines and understated color palate. Constellation should already have received her Solstice-izing by the time you read this. Infinity and Summit are scheduled to get theirs in 2011, with Millennium finishing out the process in 2012. We've included the new features in the write-up below based on our experience of them on the Solstice-class ships, but note that they might not all be installed yet when you sail.
Standard inside (170 sq. ft.) and outside (170-191 sq. ft.) cabins are roomy and come with a small sitting area, stocked minifridge, TV, safe, ample storage space, cotton robes, a hair dryer, and shower-mounted shampoo dispensers. Only thing missing? Individual reading lights above the beds, though there are table lamps on the nightstands.
Premium and Deluxe staterooms have slightly larger sitting areas and approximately 40-square-foot verandas. The 12 Family Ocean View staterooms in the stern on Panorama, Sky, and Vista decks measure in at a very large 271 square feet and have two entertainment centers with TVs/VCRs, a partitioned sitting area with two convertible sofa beds, and very, very, very large 242-square-foot verandas facing the ship's wake.
Passengers booking the ConciergeClass staterooms on Sky Deck get a bunch of cushy extras, from a bottle of champagne to a choice of pillows, upgraded bedding, oversize towels, double-thick Frette bathrobes, priority for just about everything (dining, shore excursions, luggage delivery, embarkation, and debarkation), and cushioned chairs and high-powered binoculars on their 41-square-foot balconies. Unfortunately, many of those balconies (as well as those attached to several Deluxe Ocean View cabins at Sky Deck midships) catch a little shadow from the overhanging deck above.
Hint: Several ConciergeClass cabins on the Sky Deck (9038 and 9043) and Panorama Deck (8045 and 8046) have extralarge verandas at no extra cost. Ask your travel agent.
Suites provide 24-hour butler service and come in four levels, from the 251-square-foot Sky Suites with balconies to the eight 467-square-foot Celebrity Suites (with a dining area, separate bedroom, two TV/VCR combos, and a whirlpool bathtub, but no verandas) and the 538-square-foot Royal Suites (also with a separate living/dining room, two TV/VCR combos, a standing shower and whirlpool bathtub, and a huge 195-sq.-ft. veranda with whirlpool tub). At the top of the food chain, the massive Penthouse Suites measure 1,432 square feet and have herringbone wood floors, a marble foyer, a computer station, a Yamaha piano, and a simply amazing bathroom with ocean views and a full-size hot tub. And did we mention a 1,098-square-foot veranda that wraps around the stern of the ship and features a whirlpool tub and full bar?
Passengers requiring use of a wheelchair have a choice of 26 cabins in several categories, from Sky Suites to balcony cabins to inside staterooms.
Public Areas
There's simply nothing else at sea like the Grand Foyer atrium, the stunning hub of all four ships. Each rectangular, three-deck area features a translucent, inner-illuminated onyx staircase that glows beneath your feet, plus giant silk flower arrangements and topiaries, oceanview elevators, and an attractive Internet center.
In each ship's bow is an elegant three-deck theater with a warm glow provided by faux torches spaced all around. Seating on all three levels is unobstructed except in the far reaches of the balconies. You'll also find elegant martini, champagne, and caviar bars, as well as brighter, busier lounges for live music. For the real dancing, head up to the stunning observation lounge/disco on the Sunrise Deck. Other rooms include a two-deck library; a large casino; an oceanview florist/conservatory (filled mostly with silk flowers and trees, some of which are for sale); and the huge, high-tech conference center and cinema. Celebrity's signature Michael's Club is a quiet, dignified piano bar replete with a fake fireplace and comfy leather club chairs.
The ships' Emporium Shops have a nice variety of high-end name brands as well as cheap souvenirs.
For kids, the Fun Factory has both indoor and outdoor soft-surface jungle gyms, a wading pool, a ball bin, a computer room, a movie room, an arts-and-crafts area, a video arcade, a teen center, and more. There is no dedicated lounge for teens, though the youth staff does program teen activities at different venues onboard.
Pool Fitness & Spa Facilities
The spas on the Millennium-class ships are gorgeous and sprawling, their 25,000 square feet taken up with hydrotherapy treatment rooms; New Agey Persian Garden steam suites whose nooks have showers that simulate a tropical rainforest, heated tiled couches, and the aromas of chamomile, eucalyptus, and mint; and large, bubbling thalassotherapy pools with soothing pressure jets in a solarium-like setting under a glass roof. The pool is free to all adult guests, and you can stretch out the experience by grabbing a casual breakfast or lunch at the AquaSpa Caf?, set back by the seaview windows.
Next door to the spa, there's a very large gym with dozens of the latest machines and free weights, and a large aerobics floor.
Up top, the Sports Deck has facilities for basketball, volleyball, quoits, and paddle tennis. Just below, on the Sunrise Deck, is the ship's jogging track. Below that is the well-laid-out Pool Deck, where you'll find two pools, four hot tubs, a couple of bars, and a sunning area. Head up to the balcony level above the pool, at both the bow and the stern, for quieter sunbathing spots.
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Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski sees Kyle Singler's toughness when he watches Virginia standout Joe Harris.
Krzyzewski compared one of his own players to the 6-foot-8 Singler during the preseason, but a different freshman emerged as the top option to defend tall, physical wings.
The third-ranked Blue Devils play Thursday at Virginia, and 6-4 Rasheed Sulaimon should get the first crack at guarding the Cavaliers' all-conference candidate. Harris, a 6-6, 211-pound junior, is the ACC's second-leading scorer with an 18.1 average in league games.
"He's one of the favorite players that I've watched, not just in our conference, but around the country," Krzyzewski said. "I think he's that good."
Duke had five guards shorter than 6-5 last season, with only score-first threats Austin Rivers and Andre Dawkins taller than 6-2. The Blue Devils had a difficult time defending athletic wings such as 6-8 Harrison Barnes, who frequently posted up 6-1 Tyler Thornton in Chapel Hill.
Alex Murphy, a 6-8 forward who redshirted last season, was a possible solution to the problem. With Seth Curry nursing a shin injury, Murphy and Sulaimon started both of Duke's exhibition games, and Sulaimon remained in the lineup once the regular season began.
Sulaimon is now a frontrunner for ACC rookie of the year. He scored 27 points Sunday against Boston College, surpassing his high of 25 against Maryland, and is averaging 12.4 points. He uses his long arms and lateral quickness to excel defensively, and Krzyzewski even noted that Sulaimon's body allows him to get into a stance better than most players.
"I think he's had a great year, and he happens to be a freshman," Krzyzewski said. "He's had a great year for any player, but as a freshman, it's been terrific."
Sulaimon has bounced back from rough stretches, both offensively and defensively. Kentucky's Alex Poythress, a 6-7 freshman, beat him to the rim for a few putback dunks in a 20-point performance, and Sulaimon struggled at times to stop Santa Clara senior guard Kevin Foster, who finished with 29 points.
That started a five-game stretch in which Sulaimon had four poor offensive showings, shooting a combined 4-for-29 against the Broncos, Davidson, Clemson and N.C. State. He rimmed out a 3-pointer on the opening possession in Raleigh and missed a fastbreak dunk while going 0-for-10 in Duke's first loss.
Teammates continued to express confidence in Sulaimon, who said he needed to get back to trusting himself. That means moving forward after a missed shot or defensive assignment.
"That's one thing I had to grow up with, and I think I'm doing a better job of that now, just worrying about the present play and not worrying about what happened last play," Sulaimon said. "I just have to continue to play my game, be confident and not second-guess myself."
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Have a drink, enjoy the courtyard, skip the food.
The food is so great here! However, that's where it stops! Service is very poor. The management, if there is any, is very poor and it shows.
I work on Broad Street, which doesn't have that many choices to grab a quick lunch. I've eaten here plenty of times, mainly because it's just a few steps from my office. Honestly, the food isn't bad, but it's overpriced. The service, though is horrible. I went in the other day to pick up a to go order and gave the young waitress a $20 before she gave me a check. I knew my food cost $8 (not including tax) and she gave me back $9 in change, still no receipt. I told her that my meal didn't cost $11 and she said "oh, I got confused. I meant to give you back $11." So, she gave me two more bucks, no change. I'm sure tax didn't total exactly a dollar. In the same experience, I saw the other waitress sneeze into her hands twice and not bother to wash her hands afterwards. I could go on and on about other times of bad service, which is pretty much every time I go in there. Honestly, after reading that other review about the chef not washing his hands once after handling various meats, I think I'm done eating there. However, I will still go to their outdoor patio to enjoy a drink or two because let's face it, that's the best thing about that place.
Excellent decor, less than acceptable service. Understandably, the bartender was alone. They would do well to have a more experienced tender flying solo. Frankly, I would be very surprised if the management knew their employees (if they are employees) were on a review page giving lip service to customers. Maybe is a little more indicative of their service and attitude than I normally give reviews credit for. Place has great potential.


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Hi I'm Bill O'Reilly thanks for watching us tonight exaggerating.
And justifying bad behavior that is a subject of this evening's talking points memo.
One of the really annoying things about my job is when -- confront a political partisan with the fact they often -- By dredging up a diversion.
Too heavy fog the issue.
Mitt Romney put his dog on top of his car and drove to Canada.
What about that oh yeah.
Well Barack Obama -- a cocker it's bad meal in Indonesia.
Why what does that have to do with a -- -- -- situation.
Now we have a front page Washington Post report says when Mitt Romney was eighteen years old -- fifty years ago.
He Hayes a gay guy in prep school.
And I turn on the TV last night and instead of dealing with the absurdity of that story.
Some pundits are referring to other politicians.
Do we even worst.
Here in America we often justify bad behavior by pointing to other -- which is what they do in third Green.
Now let's take a look at this Romney prep school thing person -- job.
Everybody does stupid things in high school.
I shot just to make get it in the back with a BB gun just what's on on I don't know why I didn't.
I hope I can keep my job.
If there was a pattern of behavior is Mitt Romney was hazing people all the time.
If while governor of Massachusetts.
Romney she gave to Barney -- add.
Then you might have a story.
But up prep school prank.
-- I don't recall the incident myself but I've I've seen the reports that not -- argue with that there's no question but that.
I did some stupid things and I was in high school.
And obviously if I heard today and it went by virtue that I I would be very sorry reported apologize for it.
Talking more as -- Cecil Washington Post what is the statute of limitations on dopey teenage behavior doesn't ever run out.
An addition to shooting just and I think I hit Sharon Paterson with a snowball when I was fourteen.
Can you believe this nonsense.
That is politics in America today got you get -- humiliate.
Romney story means nothing.
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City Travellers Auckland
City Travellers Auckland is the perfect choice for the budget concious traveller. Safe/ clean apartments & Dorm rooms/ beds for all to enjoy.
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- Linen Included
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Cancellation Policy
This property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.DirectionsShow MapHide Map
From North, turn off Motorway at Fanshawe St and drive along the bottom of the city past bottom of Queen St and Britmart. On the right hand side you will see Anzac Ave. We are 200 metres ahead on the right.
From South, turn off Nelson St exit and turn right onto Pitt St, continue up Pitt St then turn left onto Karahgahape Rd. Drive right along past the top of Queen Street, then left onto Symonds St. Follow this road all the way down, it changes to Anzac Ave 3/4 of the way down so lookout for number 93 Anzac Ave.
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City Travellers Auckland is located in the CBD within easy walking distance to: Vector Arena and the Via Duct.
Public Transport - train station, bus station and ferry terminal entertainment: The central city and all its delights
Convenience: A supermarket and other 24-hour stores.