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Was just looking at my friends list and noticed I have few people on there who have "Last Sign-in: 2 years or more"!! I'm guessing they're not coming back!
So I'm looking for some replacements. I'll tell you something about myself and then if you're a good match please add me! (Note: This is not a dating service - I have a wife and two kids!)
- I'm a Playstation Plus member.
- Enjoy co-operative games, but usually not 1st person shooters
- I don't get new titles immediately anymore - due to a big backlog of games to play and because of the sting in game prices dropping after a couple of months!
- I play in the evenings and some of the weekend (when the kids aren't hogging both of my PS3's!
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All units on a network should be assigned individual IP addresses, and work at same time (although, not more than one signed into same account at any one time).
I often run two PS3s at same time on different accounts, and I don't think Sony have added any restrictions of units on same network.
I sometimes get an IP conflict when I've had to reset my router, but that normally disappears after I restart the offending unit.
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anybody can add me if they want, i have psplus, move, headset and play when i can.
i like playing coop games and want to find somebody to play the coop side of portal 2.
i play black ops but got rid of the trash called mw3.
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Today I will be sharing the information about Haddonfield, NJ and
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There are many different ways that Haddonfield and Joliet, Illinois are similar. They are similar because kids in Joliet, Illinois like swimming, soccer, basketball, and kick ball and so do the kids in Haddonfield.. Joliet, Illinois is a suburb just like Haddonfield. In the schools in Joliet, Illinois they have recess and lunch in the cafeteria just like we do in Haddonfield. We do things that are similar.
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Good luck Grin. The e-cigs have been the most effective thing I've ever used. And God knows I've tried them ALL over the years. This is the first time I've quit and can't stand the smell of a real cigarette. My hubby has been going outside to smoke. He's going to the Dr. tomorrow to start taking Welbutrin to try and help him quit.
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Congrats MO3. That is a big accomplishment.
Wednesday, January 25th will mark 6 years since I quit. I've never had the urge of going back to it so that makes me happy.
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My ignore list. It's filling up quick with all kinds of new assholes.
Sussex Central vs Seaford swim meet yesterday. A really close match that wasn't decided until the very last relay. A lot of excitement for 3 1/2 hours with no politics involved. Of course Central won and my son had a great day.
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Our President has a silky set of pipes; sing it Barack!
@longnecker,I feel more sorry for you for having no sense of fun or spirited humor. Our President was having fun with the crowd that went to hear him speak which I only wish more posters on here would learn how to lighten up and feel the music. :-DKinda makes you feel sorry for him. Here we have a family man with 2 kids in private school and a high maintence wife wife worried about his job trying to start a new career.
@longnecker,Have you thought that it might just be that you have not been around me long enough to catch my humor. Lighten up ,dude! It's only a song, and a mighty good one at that,.. "Let's Stay Together"... Hmmm...hmmmm... feel the love flow.. ;-)Or maybe YOU are just too uptight.
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Northwest Salmon Chowder Recipe
- 1/2 cup each chopped celery, onion and green pepper
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) chicken broth
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9th Annual Luau will be held Thursday, June 20, 2013
The Iowa Lakes Community College Foundation, with support from the Spirit Lake Campus staff and the Lakes community, hosts this Luau at the Barefoot Bar in Okoboji.
Cost: $25 per person in advance Includes: Meal and Donation to the Scholarship Fund. $30 at the door.
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On a brickoven hot morning somewhere southwest of Tucson, Arizona, U.S. Customs patrol officer Bryan Nez holds up a hand in caution. Dead ahead lies a heavy thicket, an ideal spot for an ambush by drug smugglers. Something has rousted a coyote, which lopes away. Nez keeps his M16 trained on the bushes.
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Nasty insects seem the least of our problems. The temperature will soon top 107 degrees. We've been out on foot for an hour tracking drug smugglers, and large moon-shaped sweat stains form under the arms of Nez's camouflage fatigues. He carries a Glock 9-millimeter pistol in a vest along with a radio, a GPS receiver and extra ammunition clips. On his back is a camel pack, or canteen, containing water; Nez will wrestle with heat cramps all day.
But the 50-year-old patrol officer doesn't have time to think about that. We're following the fresh tracks of a group of suspected smugglers he believes have brought bales of marijuana from Mexico into Arizona's Tohono O'odham Nation reservation.
A full-blooded Navajo, Nez belongs to an all-Indian Customs unit, nicknamed the Shadow Wolves, that patrols the reservation.The unit, which numbers 21 agents, was established in 1972 by an act of Congress. (It has recently become part of the Department of Homeland Security.) "The name Shadow Wolves refers to the way we hunt, like a wolf pack," says Nez, a 14-year veteran who joined the U.S. Customs Patrol Office of Investigation in 1988 after a stint as an officer with the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Navajo Police Department. "If one wolf finds prey, it will call in the rest of the pack." What makes the Shadow Wolves unique is its modus operandi. Rather than relying solely on high-tech gadgetry— night-vision goggles or motion sensors buried in the ground—members of this unit "cut for sign." "Sign" is physical evidence—footprints, a dangling thread, a broken twig, a discarded piece of clothing, or tire tracks. "Cutting" is searching for sign or analyzing it once it's found.
Nez relies on skills he learned growing up on the Navajo Nation reservation in northern Arizona, and he cuts sign like other people read paperbacks. Between October 2001 and October 2002, the Shadow Wolves seized 108,000 pounds of illegal drugs, nearly half of all the drugs intercepted by Customs in Arizona. The group has also been invited to Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Kazakstan and Uzbekistan to help train border guards, customs officials and police in tracking would-be smugglers of chemical, biological and nuclear weapons.
At home, the Shadow Wolves unit is responsible for the 76 miles of border that the reservation shares with Mexico. It's a difficult task for fewer than two dozen officers, and the events of September 11 have only made things worse. Beefed-up security at Arizona's designated border crossings— Nogales and Sasabee in the east, tiny Lukeville in the west—has pushed smugglers, both on foot and in trucks, toward the remote and less guarded desert in between. Now, day and night, groups of eight to ten men move north from Mexico toward the insatiable U.S. market, each individual carrying upwards of 40 pounds of marijuana on his back. Funded by Mexican drug lords, the smugglers are often better equipped, better funded and more numerous than the Shadow Wolves, with lookouts on neighboring mountains armed with night-vision goggles, cell phones and radios capable of delivering encrypted messages to direct smugglers away from law enforcement vehicles.
Violence between pursuers and pursued has been minimal. Until recently. In April 2002, a group of officers was making an arrest near Ajo when a smuggler tried to run down Shadow Wolves agent Curtis Heim with his truck. Heim, only slightly injured, shot the smuggler, who survived the wound but was arrested, his drugs confiscated. (That bust brought in a whopping 8,500 pounds of marijuana, which could have sold on the streets for an estimated $8.5 million.) This pastAugust, Kris Eggle, a 28-year-old park ranger at the OrganPipeCactusNational Monument, just to the west of the reservation, was shot and killed by a Mexican fugitive he was pursuing.
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My mother's husband is a full-blooded American Indian from the Tohono O'odham Nation. He is the coolest, strongest, most compassionate, caring, genuine, honest, upstanding, no-nonsense, courageous man that I've ever known. He brings honor to our family, his people and his country. He is a role model for me and all who know him. When I first saw the Shadow Wolves, my eyes lit up. They were just like him. They even look like him, because they are his people. I had never known anyone else like him - until I saw the Shadow Wolves. We live in Pennsylvania, so we are far away from his home. But I know his people must be proud of him. I think the Tohono O'odham people must have some wisdom that many do not have or have not learned yet. I hope to learn from him to be a better man for my family and for my people and my country and for God. I am grateful for this man who has brought blessings to our family and I am humbled before a people who's history and courage, dignity and wisdom gives us all strength. The Shadow Wolves can teach us more than just how to cut sign. Their lesson is their courage and their honor. Their humility does not seem to make them boastful, even further proof of their strength of character. Just as the broken twig or cotton fiber or rustled dirt can show the path, it us up to us to see the signs and learn the lessons in life, so that we follow the right path. I am glad that I have this man beside me on my journey. I am glad that we have the Shadow Wolves to protect our country, and their people to bring their courage and strength and wisdom to our world.
Posted by Scott on July 16,2012 | 08:51 PM
Thank you for your work and dedication making all our nations safer for children sparing them from the horrors of street gangs and illicit drugs.
Posted by JT Ready on October 16,2011 | 11:58 PM
Those that are trained by he Shadow Wolves ...may leave the group from time to time. What would the typical job for someone with this type training? Is there anyone I might contact concerning individuals with this back ground.
I'm interested in using information of this nature in a book that I am now developing.
Posted by Chuck Sisson on August 18,2010 | 04:32 AM
I am from Oklahoma, I am of the Choctaw Nation, I had moved to South Dakota about 7yrs now I had seen the Border Warriors on T.V. National Geographics Channel, it caught my attention I am currently going to school to get my Assc. Degree in Criminal Justice Specializing in Homeland Security will be done in 2010 I think. I was wonder how would I get in contact with the elite team I would love to relocate and become a part of History! need help and could use the training I also love to hunt.
Posted by Garrick Watson on September 21,2009 | 04:00 AM


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When I was very young, the father of the neighbor's family – a young academic - suddenly disappeared. The young academic was working, I was later told, on original research upon which he had pinned the hopes for his career. Nearing the completion of his work, however, a professor he had been working with published the young academic's original work under the professor's own name.
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The Autobiography of My Mother (Magill's Literary Annual 1991-2005)
Jamaica Kincaid begins her tough, ironic, and lyrical novel by having her narrator, Xuela, a seventy-year-old resident of the Caribbean island of Dominica, announce that "My mother died at the moment I was born, and so for my whole life there was nothing standing between myself and eternity." Such a beginning promises the reader that an examination of big themes—life, identity, meaning—will surely follow, and in this respect, The Autobiography of My Mother does not disappoint.
Beginning with the subtitle, "a novel," appended to the title on the front cover of the book's dust jacket, the ironic self-contradiction is transformed by this work into a literary probe for exploring beneath the smooth surface of things. Besides juxtaposing the words "autobiography" and "novel," the title conceals a deeper irony: The main character is childless and aborting her pregnancy at the age of sixteen. Furthermore, these ironies of the novel's name are reflective of the ironies of Xuela's life. For instance, Xuela loves only one man in her life, Roland, who is already married; she marries a doctor named Philip who worships her, but she refuses to love him. If at times such irony can seem to be pretty thin gruel for nourishing a novel, the writing is richly evocative enough that the fruits of a life sustained by irony seem alternately refreshing and bleak.
The heavy layers of irony and the problematic title will not seem too...
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The Autobiography of My Mother (Magill Book Reviews)
The narrative in seven episodes recapitulates and foretells, in starkly poetic language, the events in Xuela Richardson Bailey's life. The fragmentary photograph of a Caribbean woman that introduces each section is completed in the seventh section.
The central fact of the narrator's life is the death of her mother when Xuela was born, its recital a repeated incantation. Her maternal grandmother was abandoned at birth by an unknown woman. Xuela's father, of Scottish and African ancestry, gave his daughter—along with his dirty clothes—to be cared for by the woman who did his laundry.
From this unpromising beginning, the narrator creates a life for herself in a world from which she expects nothing. A highly sensual woman, she nevertheless withholds herself emotionally from those who might have loved her, refusing to compromise her fierce personal independence. Aborting the children she conceives, she refuses motherhood. Her power comes from herself: "I could sense from the beginning of my life that I would know things when I needed to know them."
Kincaid, who was born in Antigua and came to the United States in 1969, works strongly against the tradition of black women writers who portray women bonding with each other against the racist, patriarchal oppressor. The women in this narrative distrust or hate each other. The politics of power fascinates Kincaid. In her reading of Caribbean history, there are the victors and...
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Biography (Magill's Survey of American Literature, Revised Edition)
Jamaica Kincaid was born Elaine Potter Richardson in St. Johns, Antigua, West Indies, on May 25, 1949. She was her parents' first child and their only daughter. Kincaid's father, a carpenter, provided a good living for his family by local standards, although the family lived without indoor plumbing or electricity. During her early years, Kincaid became aware of the island's powerful tropical beauty, an awareness that was somehow linked with her close and loving relationship with her mother. This picture of her early years forms the setting of her novel Annie John (1985).
Kincaid was educated in Antigua's government-sponsored elementary and secondary schools. During her early school years, she became, like her mother, a voracious reader, particularly of British Victorian fiction, with Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre (1847) a special favorite. (The British influence on her education resulted from Antigua's history as a dependency of Great Britain until 1967; it became an independent nation in 1981.) Gradually, she became aware that she had an excellent mind, but neither her teachers nor her family seemed to recognize it or to encourage her in academics.
When Kincaid was nine, the birth of the first of her three brothers severed her close attachment to her mother, and she felt increasingly alienated from her family,...
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Jamaica Kincaid began her life as Elaine Cynthia Potter Richardson, but she changed her name in 1973 because her family did not approve of her writing career. She began composing articles for Ingenue Magazine and The New Yorker. Her first novel, Lucy, is somewhat based on her experience of being born in Antigua and moving to the United States. She explored these same themes in her earlier book Annie John. Another of her important works is The Autobiography of My Mother, which tackles issues of colonialism. Kincaid has also written short stories and essays, and she teaches creative writing at Harvard University. She has said of herself, "I'm someone who writes to save her life. I mean, I can't imagine what I would do if I didn't write."Essential Facts
- Kincaid studied photography at the New York School for Social Research and also attended Franconia College in New Hampshire for one year.
- In addition to writing, Kincaid is an avid gardener and has written many articles about gardening.
- Kincaid married Allen Shawn, the son of her boss at The New Yorker. They now have two children.
- Kincaid often writes about mother-daughter relationships and other feminist themes. She says, "I don't really write about men unless they have something to do with a woman."
- Although Kincaid worked for The New Yorker for many years, the magazine refused to publish her nonfiction book A Small Place because of its angry tone.
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Born in 1949, Jamaica Kincaid, then Elaine Potter Richardson, lived with her homemaker mother and carpenter father on Antigua, a small West Indian island measuring nine by twelve miles. The family was impoverished: Their house had no running water or electricity. The young girl's chores included drawing water from a community faucet and registering with the public works so that the "night soil men" would dispose of the family's waste. Even so, her childhood was idyllic. She was surrounded by the extraordinary beauty of the island, was accepted by her community, and was loved and protected by her mother. When Kincaid was nine, however, her mother gave birth to the first of three more children—all boys. At that point, the closeness that Kincaid had enjoyed was at first disturbed and then destroyed. She credits the lies that she began to tell her mother as the catalyst for her fiction writing: "I wasn't really lying. I was protecting my privacy or protecting a feeling I had about something. But lying is the beginning of fiction. It was the beginning of my writing life." Also at this time, she began to comprehend the insidious impact of colonialism. (Antigua was a British colony until 1967, and only in 1981 did it receive full independence.) The Antiguans' docile acceptance of their inferior status enraged her. Thus the serenity she had known as a child was displaced by loneliness and anger.
In 1966, Kincaid, seeking to disassociate herself...
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Biography (Critical Survey of Long Fiction, Fourth Edition)
Jamaica Kincaid was born Elaine Cynthia Potter Richardson in St. John's, Antigua, the daughter of Annie Richardson and Roderick Potter, a taxi driver. Her father was not a significant presence in her life. The man she considered her father was David Drew, a cabinetmaker and carpenter whom her mother married shortly after Elaine's birth. She learned to read at the age of three, and when she turned seven, her mother gave her a copy of the Concise Oxford Dictionary as a birthday gift. The births of her three brothers—Joseph in 1958, Dalma in 1959, and Devon in 1961 (whose death from AIDS in 1996 would provide the focus for My Brother)—changed her life, not only because she was no longer an only child but also because she began to realize that her education would never be taken as seriously as her brothers' education would be. While her parents made plans for their sons' university training, she was sent to study with a seamstress twice a week.
When she was seventeen, Elaine left for the United States to become an au pair—although she has stated that she prefers the term "servant"—in Scarsdale, New York. She took classes at Westchester Community College but soon left Scarsdale to take another au pair position looking after the daughters of an Upper East Side, New York, couple (this experience would provide the basic material for Lucy). Over the course of the next few years, she would study photography at the New...
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Biography (Identities & Issues in Literature)
Jamaica Kincaid was born Elaine Potter Richardson on the tiny Caribbean island of Antigua. The family was poor, but she recalls her early years as idyllic. As does the protagonist of Annie John, Kincaid felt secure as the focus of her mother's attention. With the births of three younger brothers, however, Kincaid became increasingly alienated from her mother, and with adolescence, her alienation turned to bitter resentment.
In addition to her antipathy toward her mother, there were other reasons for Kincaid to leave her Caribbean home as soon as she was old enough to do so. As she points out in A Small Place, on Antigua blacks were still relegated to the bottom tiers of the social structure, just as they had been in the colonial past. Black women were even more repressed than black men. In her short story "Girl," which appears in the collection At the Bottom of the River, the mother makes it clear to her daughter that a woman's sole purpose in life is to wait on a man and to keep him happy.
Determined to find her way in the world, in 1966, the seventeen-year-old young woman left Antigua for the United States. Her impressions of the different country are reflected in her second semiautobiographical novel, Lucy. In common with the title character, Kincaid first supported herself by working as a...
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Biography (Cyclopedia of World Authors, Fourth Revised Edition)
Jamaica Kincaid is a writer of powerful, lyrical prose that is intensely introspective, while also examining, through a very personal mirror, the realities of being a woman, a daughter, and a native of an island nation that, though it had some degree of home rule for most of her life, did not become independent from Great Britain until 1981. Born in Saint Johns, the capital of Antigua, as Elaine Potter Richardson, Kincaid was the daughter of a carpenter; it was her mother, described by Kincaid as a literate, cultured woman, who had the greater impact on her writing. In an interview with The New York Times Kincaid said, "The way I became a writer was that my mother wrote my life for me and told it to me," a statement that may help explain the deep ambivalence her daughter characters feel toward their mothers. At the age of seventeen she left Antigua to finish her education in the United States, where, however, she withdrew from college before earning a degree. In 1973, during a period of transition, she changed her name from Elaine Potter Richardson to Jamaica Kincaid. In 1976 she became a staff writer for The New Yorker, where she met her husband, Allen Shawn, a son of the magazine's editor, William Shawn. They had two children, and in 1986 the family moved to Vermont, where she took a position at Bennington College.{$S[A]Richardson, Elaine Potter;Kincaid, Jamaica}
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Biography (Literature of Developing Nations for Students)
Raised in Antigua, a small and beautiful island nation in the Caribbean, Kincaid experienced first-hand the colonialism that affects so many of her characters. Antigua was a colony of Great Britain, when Kincaid was born on May 25,1949, and given the name Elaine Potter Richardson. Elaine's mother, Annie Richardson Drew, was a believer in obeah, a West Indian religion incorporating magic and ritual. For nine years Elaine was an only child, and felt happy and loved. She began school when she was four, the same year her mother taught her to read. She was a bright student. When her three brothers were born, she felt that her mother turned away from her; a longing for a reconciliation with a distant mother is a recurring theme in Kincaid's work.
Elaine's adolescent years were turbulent. She became aware of various ways that black Antiguans were made to serve the British, and she rebelled, especially at school, where the children were taught English history, geography and literature instead of Caribbean. In June, 1966, at seventeen, Elaine left Antigua to become an au pair in New York. Over the next seven years she worked as an au pair, a receptionist, and a secretary; studied photography; and eventually began a career in publishing. Her first publication was an interview with feminist Gloria Steinem for Ingenue magazine. Soon afterward, she changed her name to Jamaica Kincaid, "Jamaica" for the Caribbean country, and "Kincaid'' because it "just seemed...
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Biography (Literature of Developing Nations for Students)
Kincaid once said in an interview that her history began on ships and continues as corruption. By this she meant that the ideal human morality— which the Europeans tried to disseminate with empire—had instead become political, cultural, and moral corruption. That was the gift left behind as independence. Her island of Antigua is a microcosm of all newly independent colonies and the ensuing corruption. And Kincaid, like other West Indian people, is an amalgam of all who arrived at these islands by boat—Carib Indian, African, and Scottish. Kincaid explained this to Allan Vorda, for The Mississippi Review by telling how the library (from whence she stole books as a girl) that was ruined by an earthquake in 1974 would have been rebuilt by the colonial administrator. "Antigua used to be a place of standards. There was a sort of decency that it just doesn't have anymore. I think the tragedy of Antigua for me, when 1 began to see it again, was the loss of the library."
At the time of the earthquake, Kincaid was living in New York and she had recently taken up her name. She was born in Antigua May 25, 1949 as Elaine Potter Richardson, daughter of Annie Richardson and a father of whom she will not speak. When her family's economic situation made a turn for the worse, Kincaid dropped out of the university. At seventeen, she was sent to Westchester. New York, to work as an au pair, or nanny. Kincaid continued to pursue her education, however, and...
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Biography (Short Stories for Students)
Jamaica Kincaid was born on May 25, 1949 to Roderick Potter, a carpenter/cabinet maker, and Annie Richardson, a housewife. She grew up in poverty on the small West Indian Island of Antigua. Kincaid, whose given name is Elaine Potter Richardson, immigrated at the age of seventeen from her British-ruled 10-by-12-mile island home to New York, where she worked as an au pair for three years. While living in New York, she graduated from high school, studied photography at the New School for Social Research, and spent a little over a year at Franconia College in New Hampshire.
After various receptionist and secretarial positions, Kincaid began her career as a writer with an interview piece on Gloria Steinem for Seventeen magazine. In 1978, she was hired as a staff writer for the New Yorker, where she worked until 1995. Kincaid currently lives in Vermont with her husband Allen Shawn, who is the son of the former editor of the New Yorker, and their two children, Annie and Harold.
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Biography (Magill's Survey of American Literature, Revised Edition)
Kincaid's work is dominated by the pictures of the beautiful island on which she grew up; by her tortured relationship with her family, especially her mother; and by her consciousness of Antigua's tragic history of colonial rule and its wasted present of corruption and incompetence. In Annie John, Lucy, and The Autobiography of My Mother, Kincaid draws parallels between a government that fails to appreciate and foster its people's abilities and the families of her autobiographical central characters, who also fail their children. The result inevitably is the child's anger and rejection of the place that will always represent mother and home.
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In My Brother, Kincaid's memoir of the illness and subsequent death of her youngest brother, Devon Drew, many details of her own history emerge. Kincaid has three younger halfbrothers, and the four siblings have all struggled with their difficult mother. Three years after Devon was born, Kincaid left Antigua to live in the United States. The event that precipitates this memoir is the death of Devon on January 19, 1996, at the age of thirty-three. He died of AIDS.
Because My Brother is an unconventional memoir, other biographical facts are not revealed. Kincaid was born on May 25, 1949, in St. Johns, Antigua, and was named Elaine Potter Richardson. In 1966, Kincaid immigrated to the United States to be a livein babysitter for a family in Scarsdale, New York, a job she's told interviewers should be rightfully called ''servant.'' Later, she worked as an au pair for a family in New York City. During these years, Kincaid took classes at Westchester Community College and studied photography at the New School for Social Research. In 1973, she changed her name to Jamaica Kincaid, choosing the new name because Jamaica evoked the Caribbean, and Kincaid, a name she says she borrowed from a George Bernard Shaw piece, went well with Jamaica; the new name, she says, gave her the freedom to write without worrying about her family's reaction.
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Why Is a 1446 BC Date for the Exodus So Significant?
What Can We Learn from the Woman at the Well in John 4?
What Child is This?
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It was the confusion among the religions of his time that prompted Joseph Smith to seek divine truth in the grove near his home. "Mankind did not come unto the Lord," Joseph later wrote. "They had apostatized from the true and living faith and there was no society or denomination that built upon the Gospel of Jesus Christ as recorded in the New Testament."1
Just as Abraham, Moses, and other prophets served God as prophets in earlier times, Joseph Smith was the first prophet for the last days. Through him, "true doctrine—the fullness of the gospel" as taught by ancient prophets was restored to the earth.2
He accomplished the great work for the kingdom of God without the advantages of education, privilege, or widespread public acclaim. His message of his ministry was simple: "I am a lover of the cause of Christ."3 That cause began in the latter days with Joseph's First Vision in the Sacred Grove while he was yet a boy.
1. History 1832, p. 2, Letter Book 1, 1829–35, Joseph Smith, Collection, Church Archives, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah; spelling and capitalization modernized; reprinted in Dean C. Jessee, comp. Personal Writings of Joseph Smith, [2002], 11.
2. Orson Pratt, An Interesting Account of Several Remarkable Visions, and of The Late Discovery of Ancient American Records (pamphlet, 1842), 5.
3. The Personal Writings of Joseph Smith, p. 272.
Apostasy: A turning away from the truth by individuals, the Church, or entire nations. It includes rebellion against authority and rejection of prophets (Preach My Gospel, 44).
A religious body comprising a group of congregations with similar beliefs.
kingdom of God
The kingdom of God on earth is The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (see D&C 65). The purpose of the Church is to prepare its members to live forever in the celestial kingdom or kingdom of heaven (The Guide to the Scriptures, "Kingdom of God or Kingdom of Heaven," 142).
last days
The time in which we now live. The days (or dispensation of time) just before the second coming of the Lord (Guide to the Scriptures, Last Days/Latter Days).
The Restoration, as used by Latter-day Saints, means that the true Church of Jesus Christ, which was lost through apostasy, was brought back as it originally existed when organized by Jesus Christ (Preach My Gospel, 44).
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loyola maroon October 13, 1972 Vol. XLIX No. 6 Open house proposals formed by resident councils The drama department's latest production, "The World of Sholom Aleichem," opened earlier this week and will play for only two more nights, tonight and Saturday. The play is based on three nineteenth century Yiddish short stories. See page 9 for review. By RON TOMCZYK A new proposal for open house has been drawn up by the residence councils and has been signed by Ms. Lynne Neitzschman, Associate Dean of Students. It still needs the approval of Vincent P. Knipfing, Dean of Students, Rev. James A. Carter, SJ., Provost, and the university's Board of Directors. The proposal requests a total of ninety hours of open house per week and that each residence council could establish its own hours between 12 noon and 2 a.m. This proposal would increase the present hours by more than 300 percent. The council said that the increase would: give a growing capacity to be at ease when interacting with members of the opposite sex. create a more home-like atmosphere. facilitate group study. allow students to be placed in a situation where the respect and consideration of others is a primary concern. PENALTIES ENUMERATED Under the proposal, visitors would be asked to sign in and out of the dorms. Resident assistants will see that the guests have left the dorms at the end of the visiting hours. Persons who violate the visiting hour privliges will be penalize by the resident assistants. Penalties will vary from a two week revocation of visiting privileges for the first offense to eviction from the dorm for the third. Doors must remain unlocked while guests are in the room. Visiting privileges will While it can't be argued that Loyola lost its first rugby game of the year to Tulane, 11-3, it hardly matters. Playing is only half the fun. The other half is getting drunk, singing dirty songs and rolling in dog excretions. See page 10 for rugby feature. be withdrawn for one week for the first offense, and for succeeding offenses, visiting privileges will be withdrawn for the semester. The proposal has provisions pertaining to noise. "Residence halls should at all times provide an atmosphere which is conducive to the academic and personal growth of its redidents and excessive noise will not be tolerated." A violation of the carries the same penalties as having a locked door. Evaluation procedures The proposal also calls for certain "evaluation procedures" which will be used at the conclusion of the spring semester and for every spring semester for a period of three years. They are as follows: -Grade point average will be tabulated and compared to those of the spring semester of 1972. -The rate and extent of damage will be assessed and compared to the reports for the spring semester of 1972. -The occupancy statistics will be compared to those of the spring semester of 1972. -Reports from the resident assistants on "tour duty" will be reviewed for changes in noise, damage and "unusual occurance" factors. —Evaluation reports will be submitted for completion by housing staff and other student personel administrators. -Community and parental reactions will be sought and considered. photo by nguyen-le-minh John Bonck brings life into the character Alan Katz in "World" photo by vinnie grosso Loyola ruggers tap off a new season at Tulane Fr. Fichter returns to Loyola p. 3 APO-Cinema 72 merge p. 5 Features: Woman's Awakening p. 6 Reviews: "Barber", "World". p. 8-9
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Making do, working out and, yes, more Rudy Gay!
That was kind of a fun game until it became a bit boring in the last 11 minutes, wasn't it?
I could get to like watching that Golden State team a lot.
The Raptors? Well, as we mentioned in the game, they looked like they it some collective wall there with about 10 minutes left and hit it hard.
Anyway, as they say …
A move out of necessity
There's lots to like about John Lucas III, he's a good kid, quite personable, fun to watch and can make a bunch of shots in a row every now and then.
But I'm not sure how much Dwane likes using him as a point guard; the coach sees Lucas as more of a scoring guard who doesn't have the greatest grasp on getting his team into its offence.
And that's why we saw what we saw on a bunch of times in the first few minutes of the fourth quarter: Alan Anderson trying to facilitate the offence while Lucas played a bit off the ball.
It's certainly not an optimum deployment of the players but something they just had to do to try and get things going again.
It didn't work but it was the only option they had.
An odd scene
Not game-specific but a thing unfolds about 2 1-2 hours before the game these days that's kind of interesting. And might provide a bit of hint about the timeline on a Jonas Valanciunas return.
He's out there with assistant coach Eric Hughes and a couple of ballboys going through a drill that encompasses a lot of things. There's a chair, Hughes puts a ball on the chair, Valanciunas takes a couple of steps, bends down to get the ball and takes about a 15-foot shot. He does it five times at each of the five "shooting stations" around the paint and then runs the stairs to the top of the lower bowl in the arena.
It's a three-pronged drill, Hughes told me. They run the stairs – and shoot two free throws after each jog – to do some cardio work, which makes entire sense.
The chair serves two purposes:
By forcing him to reach down on the run to get each ball, it gives him a consistent shooting motion of bringing the ball up in one flow and – this is more precautionary than anything – they don't want to pass him the ball to make sure nothing untoward happens to his finger with some awkward catch.
Not a big deal and nothing anyone sees but maybe that answers some questions about what he's doing to get healthier.
Impressive total
Lost amid the result and the bad ending – and in the shock of Aaron Gray's career scoring night – were DeMar DeRozan's career-best nine assists.
It's an aspect of his game – recognizing the different defence he sees and moving the ball quickly – that needed some work and he seems to be getting it.
He had back-to-back seven assist games down in Florida last week and now nine against Golden State and if he's making that kind of contribution, it can't be a bad thing at all and speaks to his overall development, as Dwane said after the game.
"When he comes off pin-downs, he's got a big guy coming at him also. He's getting basically double-teamed on a pindown so he's doing a good job. What we have to do on the weak side is make those shots if he kicks it out."
A bit more? Why not.
In this era of institutionalized security paranoia (a termed first coined by My Man Sheridan back in the early 2000s when we were considering investing in a firm that makes those wands), I believe I have now seen it all.
Did you know that patrons entering the Air Canada Centre must remove their hats before going in the door?
Not sure if they're checking for bad hair-dos or teeny tiny pipe bombs or trying to catch the silly men who carry their concealed weapons precariously balanced on their heads but doesn't it strike you as a bit much?
But it works, I guess. No one's snuck any contraband into the arena by hiding in the coiffures. Way to go! I feel safer already.
You know I prefer my music of a certain age but someone should have told me about these folks before.
Heard 'em last night and unlike the incessant bass and drum noise and indecipherable lyrics or wildly inappropriate sexual innuendo in videos, this is stuff I could actually pay a bit of attention.
And the name Of Monsters and Men kind of sticks, no?
Which Toronto centre wearing No. 34 had the best game: Aaron Gray last night or Hakeem Olajuwon at any point in is Toronto tenure.
(I'm joking. A bit)
Delta Airlines today to Atlanta; wonder what it's like. Don't think I've been on it more than once this season and it's always an adventure trying something new.
It also goes out of Terminal 3 at Pearson which I would suggest is one of the weakest international departure areas at any airport anywhere in the world.
Tiny Customs hall, oddly laid out security area and a shocking lack of services (ie NO STARBUCKS) once you clear the x-ray machines.
Hate Pearson.
I guess I've got to do this, although it's definitely not going to become a habit.
Nothing new – at all – to the reports yesterday about discussions with Memphis about Rudy Gay, we've been writing they've had interest for, well, longer than I care to admit and, as I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, it continues to look – right now – less and less likely something gets done.
That could change, of course, but the price has always been too high, continues to be too high my spies tell me, and yesterday's report was just a continuation of chatter that's been around seemingly forever.
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"Our work at the Community Foundation has revealed that nonprofit organizations need significant additional resources for their flood recovery work," said Holly C. Sampson, president of the Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation. "Because of this grant, local recovery efforts will surge forward in a coordinated, collaborative fashion. Much critical work remains, especially with winter approaching."
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Through their work, disaster case managers also play critical roles in determining the unmet needs of communities and our entire region. They report their observations to the Long-term Recovery Committee, which then provide the most-needed resources in the right locations. The Long-term Recovery Committee is primarily responsible for funds distributed by the Long-term Recovery Fund, housed at the United Way of Greater Duluth. This committee acts as a hub for information and resources regarding flood recovery.
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- For individuals: Disaster case managers, 218-449-9480, website floodhomeswithhope.org.
- For businesses: Erik Torch, director of grantmaking with the Northland Foundation, 218-723-4040, email firstname.lastname@example.com, website northlandfdn.org.
- For nonprofits: Holly C. Sampson, president of the Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation, 218-726-0232, email firstname.lastname@example.com, website dsacommunityfoundation.com.
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