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Abhishek Purohit in Mumbai
January 27, 2013
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Players/Officials: Charlotte Edwards | Mithali Raj
Series/Tournaments: ICC Women's World Cup
Jhulan Goswami, along with a couple of her India Women team-mates, sauntered through the lobby of the Taj Mahal Palace hotel in Mumbai. Not one of the few people present turned her way to acknowledge they were watching the second-most successful bowler in women's cricket. Outside the hotel, the Sunday crowd continued to throng the seafront alongside the Gateway of India. A few stopped to take photographs. Not of Goswami, but of the landmark hotel, completely unaware that seven international teams were staying there.
There is a World Cup in town, a cricket World Cup at that. It has been in the news because some people didn't want a particular team coming over while other people wanted a particular stadium for their own use, to the exclusion of the women. Over the next three weeks, the tenth Women's World Cup, to be held in Mumbai and Cuttack, will strive to make headlines for the cricket played by the eight participating teams.
The captains of four of them, hosts India, England, Sri Lanka and West Indies, were present at the tournament's first press event, attended by a generous gathering of journalists and cameramen.
The general public may remain largely ignorant, or indifferent, but the players know how much progress has been made on the ground. Charlotte Edwards, captain of defending champions England and one of the game's greats, spoke of how far women's cricket had come from the time she scored 173* in Pune a day before her 18th birthday, in the 1997 World Cup.
"My first time was when I was 17, a quite memorable one, first time I think I had been out of England," Edwards said. "Now with the ICC and the professionalisation that has come in, is fantastic. I think it is safe to say that the game today is unrecognisable from when I played back in 1997. The games are televised now, which they weren't back in 1997. Very proud of where the game is at the moment.
"Recent ICC events have shown that the game is becoming popular. I have heard we are attracting loads of young girls who want to play the game. That is the most important thing for us as players. I think we have changed people's perceptions about women's cricket a lot. Hopefully this tournament will be another step in hammering that message home."
Mithali Raj, the India captain and another big name, was hopeful of substantial turnouts at the grounds. "It is a great moment," she said. "It is the first time after 1997 that we are hosting a World Cup, [and] under the BCCI. The kind of media attention and awareness is great. So I am hoping a lot of people will turn up for the matches."
Raj said the best way to popularise the women's game was to have matches on television. Not only World Cup or World Twenty20 matches, but also bilateral games. "Lot of people question me about the follow-up of women's cricket. It would be nice if more games are televised when we tour abroad," Raj said. "Most of them follow Star Cricket, ESPN, where, if women's cricket is televised, then gradually it will catch people's awareness. Some of the girls are definitely known faces. Not only the ICC tournaments, but also two-nation series like England v India or Australia v India should be televised on good cricketing channels for them to follow women's cricket."
This World Cup will be broadcast live on television alright. Now only if those grounds could be filled.
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Pakistan should not welcome Amir back
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Rohit's record, and captains' equal scores
Also, scoring a hundred and opening the bowling, the youngest Australian player, and scoreless in three Tests
Pakistan should not welcome Amir back (181)
The serene team culture cultivated by Misbah and his men shouldn't be allowed to be disrupted by a player with a tainted past
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A crisis that defines the age (40)
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Ask Me To Write a PoemAsk me to write a poemabout kissing witches in my sleep.Ask me to write a poemabout the bump on my middle fingerfrom forcing pen to paper.Ask me to write a poemabout the discolored bruises on my kneesthe poetry written in ink upon my fleshthe love in a foreign tongue on my wrist.Ask me to write a poemabout Boyfriend,my possessive Siamese,about my rose thorn teeth,and the battle scars I wear like trophies.Ask me to write a poemabout how my own words make me sick,about how I swear I'll die by the pen.Ask me to write a poemabout boys and peachesand how I wish they tasted just as sweet,about how I sanded away layer, after layerafter layerjust to see if I really bleed ink.Ask me to write a poem.
Missing BonesWe spent our nights star gazingon the top of that local bar on 5th street.You said you loved me by night,that no star or moon in any given universecould compare to me; that we were lost warriorssearching for a home within the roots of one another.I believed myself a wandering ghost among the living,searching for missing bones and the warmth of another's grave.You shook me then,kissing me where it hurt most-just to test a theory.You whispered,"Like dead birds,you are not faceless;your rib cage has a meaning."And I believed I loved you thenunderneath the moon and starstipsy on your smile and your wordsand your warmth.Your hands must be the thieveswho stole these thin bones of mine-because, I never wanted you more.
N o v ai.This distance between usis devouring my lungs.I'm left here gasping,trying to suture back togetherall the broken nights-the cigarette burns in my bedsheets.ii.I'm tracing maps on my limbs,and I'm painting black holes on my palms,pressing them into lettersleft on my nightstanduntouched and unread.iii.I keep telling myselfnone of this is about you.But I'm reaching for empty galaxiesas I try to remember what it felt liketo be one of a binary star.iv.Light-years away, and I'm here-just another nova on your ceiling,searching this vast universe for you.
She has the moon in her eyes.But, this body is a black hole,a hollowed out womb-and these palms are sandpaperthin and bleeding a silent stigmata."Not yet ripe to fall from her bed,too young to understand her own limbs-"She folds back July's origami skin,wishing for the warmth of winters kiss.She is a raven heart, thumping wildlyagainst the whispers of vintage lips.Her bed is empty,but the sheets are red.
A Gods DebtSutured together by artists,devoured blasphemy-hallowed out, & spit back up,( you are afraid. )Hooks longing for her ribcage embrace;god-hands that can't seem to keep to themselvesgrapple the gargoyle exterior of her deflowered frame.( spread your legs. )Red-inked and trembling,prosetry masked as screamsknots into her anatomy.
OmegaThere is a wolf lurking in my doorway;our eyes holding breathless conversationsas secrets whisper through the stroke of my peninto the awaiting lungs of strangers.
Soon young pup, you'll have nothing left to say.My heart is woven together with tight-knit words,blood red Poe, and thumping Hemingway-Yet, no headstrong Omega sleepswithin this slightly cracked, ribcage embrace."I am unafraid of forests with teeth."
Lonely Gods"I wish my body to be a staircaseto heaven." She said, "A conduitof lonely Gods."Swayingpendulum hips, she, shewas made of stardust.- Scars sleepingabove a city of sweet bones, stirringlike sun-stricken scorpions duringhollow painkiller nights,mistaking her redred burnsfor Apollos kisses."Sadly, this body has whispered awaythe last of my secrets."
Sometimes, you enjoyed being blind.Over 1,000 letters have found their wayto the pulsating heart of my wastebasket.Until you.You carried them away saying, "I'll use theseto fill the empty spaces of my universe."You proceeded to tape them to your eyelids,wear them like Augusts leaves along your limbs."I will be your voice and I will sing your words to the trees."Slender spider fingers prancing across my misspelled scrawl.
WillowYour confessional arms are Willow trees,draping lonely limbs around an empty ink-jar heart. Scars worn down like henna tattoos.A night witch scrawling her incantations on blue moons,rolling her letters into sentences like a curse.But, it is in these coffee eyes you have found a home.
Dragons BloodYou are an art journal,all scraps of paper and profound quotesof those you say "I'll fucking know one day",because you love to shock mewith even more profound profanitiesand those watercolor fingersyou use to shut me up.Gently. Always gently.You leave me moon-eyed;Dragons Blood still lingeringin the wake of yourheartbeats against mine.
NecromancyShe replaces her wristswith the sharp thornsof roses and slurreddon't-touch-me's-as she speaksin an old tonguedlanguage that whispersdecipherme.-She collects starson her knuckles,& her dust eyesare sad moon nebulasstarved for love.-But, the kissesshe sinks into the curveof her lover's ribcageby night, warm thatsupernova heart.
Her Musethese words are not poetryswimming liquid fire through ashesof dead phoenix veins.no, they are rough and callusedwith over use, their own faithless artistsspewing black tar from their lungsin the hopes to one day breathe again.nothing moves her.she would rather scribble her heart outon physical manifestations of her own reality-on skin and bones she worships like a temple. "Write of me," he says, "right here."- planting sun-stricken kisses along the hollow of her burning throat."I want to be where your heart sleeps."
Ask Me To Write a PoemAsk me to write a poemabout the ball shaped bone in my middle finger.Ask me to write a poemabout the heavy pen with the dark inkthat has helped me form the wordsto free the stories in my mind.Ask me to write a poemabout the holes in the walls of my bedroom,about the broken window with the birds nest,or about my vandalized dresser that hardly opens from years of abuse.Ask me to write a poemabout the scars on my face,from falling and being "Harry Potter"to the hole Scooby put in my lip.Ask me to write a poem aboutFozzy, Pikachu, Yoshi, Snickers, Spike, Jingle Bombs, Greg, Sunshine and Snowflake.Those who were more than just petsand will forever be apart of me.Ask me to write a poemabout the cousins I don't remember,about how the fire hid the ugly truthand crushed my family.Ask me to write a poemabout all that has beaten me downand all that has help bring me back to my feet.Ask me to write a poem.
261 Prompts1. Violinist.2. Insomniac.3. Paper aeroplane.4. Dandelion seed.5. Feather.6. She sings.7. Dragonfly toes.8. A stolen ring.9. Broken wristwatch.10. Missing tooth.11. Horoscope.12. Fairytale gone wrong.13. Cliché.14. Ribbon.15. Renaissance.16. Staccato.17. Cadence.18. Asphyxiate.19. Lucky rabbit's foot.20. Freckles.21. 3:28am.22. Kaleidoscope.23. Icarus.24. Paper birds.25. Hallucination.26. Puppet show.27. Triskaidekaphobia. (Fear of the number thirteen.)28. Hourglass.29. Letters to the moon.30. Jupiter.31. Ballet shoes.32. Spider.33. Silhouette.34. Breathless.35. Tachycardia. (An unusually fast heartbeat.)36. Inkspot.37. Squirrel.38. Strobe light.39. Astronomer.40. Fake quirks.41. Contact lenses.42. Siren. (Either the mythological creature, or the object.)43. Comet in a bottle.44. Yin-yang.45. Samsara.46. Tarot card.47. Goldfish.48. Mirage.49. Filigree.50. Paprika.51. Everyone was dancing, but me.52. Nameless.53. Debauchery.54. P
Free Your Mind, Lose ControlPut down all of your booksOpen your troubled mindLeave the cell-like classroomAnd feel the warm sunshineBeating down from aboveOn your beautiful skinForget all you have learntLet your journey beginBreathe the air on green hillsOpen eyes to blue skyThey tried to hide the truthBut with no alibiAre you just a productOf wistful memoriesOr is there still some timeTo change your destinyTether your torrid thoughtsSilence those languid wordsThat pollute your young mindInstead choose to observeThe beauty that surroundsNature is your motherWisdom is your fatherCreation your loverThe world outside your doorCan be a hollow placeDividing us through fearOf religion and raceWhy not come togetherAs beyond our skinWe can live foreverThrough our beauty withinMove forward with one loveYour untouchable soulFor once in your life, friendFree your mind, lose control
Growing UpCan't remember my childhood bedroom anymore.
glitter.you wrote me love letters from the passenger seat,pressing stars to my eyelids and hearts to my forehead.you wrote me lies.xlike the summer months, you never stick around long enough to make a lasting impression.winter always takes over, coldfingertips washing away all past evidence of the blistering friction once there.(the only way I made it through was remembering thatyoure only another calendar away; that youll come back.I dont think Ill make it through this time.)oId write you every word in the french-english dictionary if only one would spark a memory.you seem unable to reminisce and incapable of nostalgia.(really, I think theyre powers you passed onto me, increasing mine tenfold.)xyoure like something acidic, burning in my throat.but all the way down, youre smoldering the wordbeautiful.oyou held me close with trembling hands,telling me how I was your living reincarnation ofrainbowsandfireworksandf
on an envelopewhy do my d's and l's look like yours when i write your name?it's just been a little carousel,spinning in pirouettes,turrets,neverending,in my mind all day.all i know is i'm glad i don't love you.i don't know why you aren't relationship material-in all honesty, you are.i don't know why you treat me like your girlfriend-kissing my forehead,holding me gently,touching me sweetly,asking to see me,sixty miles out of the wayin a city i can fall in love,with no promise of sex-all i know is i'm glad i don't love you,& i hope it stays.
Joey had a smoke and burned the moon downOne night on a long road trip to NebraskaThe skies opened up and bled onto my pupilsAnd the taste of gin burned my throatAs my star strewn spine strained againstThe static of the radio blasting from your car stereoWe chased godOnly to find kerosene angelsAnd glow flies hanging from tree tops
i'd call it love, if it wasn't suffocating.every time it rains,i think of you.because that's all there is--the wind,the waterand a quick breath of airbefore we all go under.every time it rains,i swear i'm drowning.


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What's a good way to learn more about sake?
I like sake, but I don't know much about it. There are numerous Japanese restaurants near me and also lots of liquor stores, but I don't know where to start. What's a good book or website to start learning?
If you live in NYC, The shelves at Sakaya on E. 9th St. are filled with artisan bottles. I believe they have 150+ bottles. Sake is the only thing they sell. I'm sure they would be happy to educate and guide you.
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Thanks! I do live in NYC
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They sell some select shochu as well.
Depending on where you are; Izakaya are great ways to try different Sake and get some great small plates in the mix.
Here are a couple in my area
Just saw that you are NYC
Here is a Yelp list of Izakaya
Here is a free, monthly newsletter with consistently interesting information: John Gaunter's Sake World Email Newsletter. His website also lists pamphlets you can buy/download.
Also, Gaunter's book, The Sake Handbook, is an excellent resource (paperback, inexpensive.)
Sakaya, as mentioned, is the best place in NYC for the range of sakes--and both Rick and Hiroko, the owners, can give you ideas about what to try, etc.
Finally, another excellent online site us urbansake.com
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Cool! thanks!
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I second John Gauntner's books and website. I met him when I got into sake heavily back in the mid-90's. Then met up with him a few times in Japan 8-10 years ago. I learned so much that my brain felt like it was melting at times. But lots of premium sake helped... IN NYC look for sake events hosted by Timothy Sullivan. He's a certified sake master and teaches a lot. I'll try to remember to post about the next sake events in NYC I get invited to. The Japanese Consulate does several a year that I always go to.
Unfortunately to drink good sake in the U.S., especially here in NYC, you have to pay to play. It's just really expensive. But yeah, the sources provided here are very good. Philip Harper or John Gaunter's books on sake are excellent.
John is really the international non-Japanese spokesman and expert on sake. He has good relationships with the brewers and he conducts an English sake professional course in Tokyo regularly and has been doing some in the U.S. the last few years. They are a bit expensive and a couple days long and probably not for the average consumer. I know that Rick and Hiroko, from Sakaya (which literally means "sake shop") took his course in Japan before opening. But on the lighter, more inexpensive side, John annually conducts a lecture, along with a tasting from many guest brewers, at the Japan Society in the Spring. He's been doing this for many years now and the topics change but he'll sometimes circle back to like Sake 101, which is a really good primer. And of course it is fun to try all the different sake and meet the brewers- although it's not really the ideal environment for enjoyment. John sticks around and is a really nice guy and very approachable with follow-up questions or recommendations.
Tim Sullivan runs Urban Sake website. I know he also conducts a sake appreciation class at Astor Wines and Spirits. I've never taken that class, but the other classes are very well done and so that would be my top recommendation if the course is available. Brooklyn Kitchen also runs a sake appreciation class I believe.
I think the two best izakaya places to drink and talk about sake are probably Sakagura (literally means "sake brewery") in East Midtown and Yopparai, on LES. Both are set up with terrific selections and very qualified staff. Prices are....pricey. Sakagura will do sake brewer events. And I'm pretty sure the matron of Yopparai took Gaunter's class.
The best place to buy in the area is at Mitsuwa Japanese market in Edgewater, NJ. They have the largest selection, various sizes in a broad price range, and they have improved their in-store sake advice giving with a specialist usually stationed or hovering around that aisle- especially on Saturdays.
re: Silverjay
Silverjay nailed it as usual... the Japan Society classes are excellent, I've been many times. And the Astor Center classes as well. I must have been to over 50 events and classes there back when I was a full time food/beverage writer 6-8 years ago, and still get invites several times a year which I gladly attend whenever possible. Also Mitsuwa market in Edgewater, I used to go there every few weeks for sake and shochu, it's huge. Classes at Sakagura are where I first got my real education on premium sake around 15 years ago. I haven't been lately, but they probably had over 300 types of sake last time I was there, and they used to do classes and tastings every month for both sake, and shochu.
I just got the following email from Tim Sullivan. I thought you might be interested.
Do you want to take your sake knowledge to the next level and get certified as a Sake Adviser?
Open to hospitality industry professionals as well as serious sake enthusiasts, this Sake Adviser course will dive deep into the world of sake. Learn about the history of sake, all about sake ingredients, sake tasting and the sake classification system.
Introductory Sake Course for Professionals and Sake Enthusiasts. The Sake School of America is endorsed by the Sake Service Institute International (SSI), the largest organization of sake sommelier certification in Japan.
Upon completion of the course and passing the Sake Adviser exam, you will receive the Sake Adviser certificate and pin.
Fee: $475.00
Instructor: Timothy Sullivan
Course #: SSA-139 English
Location: New York Mutual Trading, Inc.
77 Metro Way, Secaucus, NJ 07094
NOTE: Free Shuttle bus from Manhattan will be provided
Lecture Date: March 31 (Monday) Time: 8:30 AM ~ 4:00 PM
Exam Date: March 31 (Monday) Time: 4:00 PM ~ 5:00 PM
CLICK HERE to sign up!!
[On the Registration page, enter course #: SSA-139 English] http://sakeschoolofamerica.com/Regist...
About the Sake School of America
SAKE SCHOOL OF AMERICA is an education and training center of Sake, Shochu, and Japanese liquors, for Sake professionals and enthusiasts to expand knowledge and to explore further enjoyment of the category.
SAKE SCHOOL OF AMERICA aims toward fostering higher appreciation and memorable drinking and dining experiences. We are fully committed in educating trade professionals and enthusiasts alike, to promote Sake in faraway countries at the same level of understanding and of enjoyment as is in its homeland of Japan.
In the 1980′s in Japan, Jizake fine artisan Sake climbed to popularity as consumers discovered tantalizing flavors and aromas from microbrewers crafted in remote breweries, some with legendary tales which date back centuries. When this best kept secret arrived in US during the 1990′s, Americans too were quickly enamored, charmed by "the novel Jizake", the finesse, and pure joy. Then came Shochu, Ji-Beer, and now, a resurgence of Junmai and Honjozo Sake.
Nowadays, with a variety of specialized foods covering the spectrum, from casual dining, trendy Sushi bars, authentic Izakayas, to fancy Kaiseki, there's a Jizake suitable for any dish and Nigori Sake, shochu, Japanese Ji-Beer, Umeshu, and other interesting brews. The world of Sake is a joyful exploration into Japanese culture, cuisine, and the brewing art.


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The search for the missing Malaysian airliner has people coming up with some pretty crazy theories.
The White House is now saying that, while the U.S. is not in a position to draw any conclusions, new information may point to the possibility that the plane went down in the Indian Ocean.
A conversation I had Wednesday morning with a friend went like this.
Friend: "Where is that plane?" Me: "I don't know.
Friend: "Well, there's only one reasonable explanation."
Me: "Really, what?"
Friend: "It was abducted by aliens. It has to have been. Planes that big don't just vanish into thin air!"
Isn't it crazy that THIS is the conversation we are having? Since when has "alien abduction" and "reasonable explanation" gone together? Since now.
According to the Wall Street Journal, intelligence officials are not ruling out the possibility that the plane was hijacked and taken by terrorists to use for another purpose.
Sit with that for a minute and your imagination will run wild.
I don't even read mystery novels, and I can come up with some very unpleasant storylines. Hostages? What becomes of them? Where does one land and HIDE a Boeing 777? And what might a terrorist do with one?
The fact that there is so LITTLE information about the whereabouts of this plane and what little we know is coming out so slowly might be the most frustrating part of the whole story.
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Almost 2,000 years ago, the Apostle Paul saw a vision of a man saying, Come over to Macedonia and help us.
Today, that same call is being echoed all over the worldfrom Myanmar and Brazil to South Africa and Macau. People are crying out for the hope and light of the gospel in a world darkened by sin.
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The Plymouth Borough Council members need to take a good, hard look at themselves. Their job is to make decisions that are in the best interests of the people in the community.
The council majority seemingly has been enjoying free reign to do what it pleases for so long that it is threatened by someone with new ideas: Bill Dixon.
Council filed a complaint with the district attorney to have Mr. Dixon removed, and its responsibility should have ended there. Instead, the process apparently wasn't fast enough and the council hired a lawyer – with our taxpayer money – to speed up things.
The four councilmen were asked by the press but refused to give their reasons for their votes. If they are making decisions in the best interest of the community, I don't understand why they are deferring the question to their hired lawyer. We deserve to know why they think having Mr. Dixon removed is in the best interest of the town.
Since many people of Plymouth are against hiring a lawyer, maybe the councilmen who voted to hire the lawyer should pay for the attorney out of their own pockets.
After all, if they aren't listening to us, they aren't doing their jobs.
I support Bill Dixon, not borough council.
Scott Cannon
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... to see the tombs is by going underground. Here we saw the tombs of the ancient king Philip II and Alexander IV who was assassinated at a young age by his uncle. We were all infatuated by this site. In the tumulus you can not take any pictures, so I am not able to share the full experience if what I saw. The tombs were very big and beautiful, and being beside the actual tomb of both Philip II and Alexander the Great was pretty spectacular.
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A cosy morning with senior citizen at a care home melted Queen Mathilde's heart. The residents especially enjoyed when their royal guest read to them.
False rumours about the health of Jorge Zorreguieta, the father of Queen Máxima, created a great deal of confusion this week.
A young fan went home with a special photo, after she met Princess Marie at a big fair filled with innovative ideas from young people.
Emperor Akihito and his wife Empress Michiko have visited the farmers in the Saitama Prefecture, who were badly affected by heavy snowfall in February.
Queen Silvia of Sweden, Queen Mathilde of Belgium and Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands speak up for children worldwide this week.
Jordan's King Abdullah is on a working visit to Japan and on Friday the King met Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko in Tokyo.
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Prince Carl Philip's stunning fiancée makes her second royal debut out in the real world, wearing an outfit inspired by Crown Princess Victoria.
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Prince Harry's Sentebale Hunstman team won the 5th Sentebale Polo Cup and raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for children in Lesotho.
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Swinging a golf club is fairly similar to going for a jog. Some people go fast, and others go nice and slow. It doesn't matter what the pace of your swing is, the only deciding factor is that your tempo is under control and producing consistent results.
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What makes pace of play so important? Think of it this way, would you rather drive to work when traffic is moving at the speed limit or during a heavy traffic jam? The answer is simple, however solving pace of play issues at golf facilities is usually not. Here are three simple rules to abide by to ...Read More
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It has been a long winter and the spring hasn't been that good either – some of us might not even of touched a club yet.
Lately we have heard ad nauseam about how the game of golf is in decline and in trouble. All the affiliate organizations are scrambling to figure out how to stem the loss of golfers and save the game with millions of dollars of programs and advertising.
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"All That Matters" model, Cailin Russo, describes how it feels to kiss Justin Bieber, claiming he is a really good kisser.
Justin Bieber is a really good kisser according to his sexy love interest for the video "All That Matters," Cailin Russo.
The model revealed how she felt while kissing Justin Bieber on the intense steamy scenes for the video:
"It was kind of weird because I had never kissed anyone on set that passionately or that famous, I wasn't a super fan of his before I did this and I just kept thinking to myself that people would kill to do this." She added, "Kissing him was nice — I got butterflies and I do still to this day."
Cailin also revealed she wants to kiss Justin again, and that they still in touch after their sexy minutes together, even when she has a boyfriend "After the shoot wrapped it felt so surreal, I even got a speeding ticket after the shoot because I was on such a high. I guess you could say I wouldn't mind doing it again!"
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Why is it that the very best coverage of the RP campaign comes from the most left wing sources? - Rachal Maddaw of all people is quoted on here ad nauseum for her positive stories on the RP campaign - and the Huffington Post gives the RP a lot of positive press about the danger that they pose to the Romney campaign and that RP could still win the nomination - you have to go no farther than the posts of the Daily Paul to see the mention of positive stories on RP from the most left wing media personalities and outlets.
Rachal Maddaw and the Huffington Post are the enemies of everything that Ron Paul stands for - yet they use the RP movement to make their case against Romney - if Ron Paul ever got the nomination they would turn their vicious venom on Ron Paul - you can bet on that. You are really so blind that you can't see this?
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Premier Mounts Unveils Automated Projector Lifts at CEDIA 09
ANAHEIM, CALIF. (Sept. 2, 2009) â A/V equipment is undoubtedly the most important thing in a home theater and definitely not something that homeowners want to have visible. Premier Mountsâ (www.mounts.com) new Motorized Projector Mounts (PWR-MDP1 and PWR-MDP3) will enable homeowners and businesses to hide projectors out of sight and make them appear at the touch of a button. Part of Premier Mountsâ Power Seriesâ¢, the projector mount provides integrators with a sleek and simple system that meets their clientâs needs. more
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Death Cab for Cutie Announce New Album
By Tom Breihan on February 15, 2011 at 10:50 a.m. EST
Photo by Ryan Russell
Death Cab for Cutie have announced on their website that their new album, Codes and Keys, will be released May 31 via Atlantic.
Death Cab Get Photo Book, Work on New LP
By Tom Breihan on November 9, 2010 at 1:30 p.m. EST
The camera loves Death Cab for Cutie. Or, at least, photographer Autumn de Wilde loves Death Cab enough that she's dedicated an entire book of photos to them. On November 17, Chronicle Books will publish de Wilde's photo tome Death Cab for Cutie, as Paste reports. The book collects more than 200 images of Death Cab, on stage and off, over the past several years. It also includes conversations and ephemera from the band.
Watch Death Cab's Ben Gibbard Duet With Zooey Deschanel, Cover Radiohead, Play New Song
By Tom Breihan on November 4, 2010 at 12:15 p.m. EDT
Photo by Michael Alan Goldberg
Last night, Death Cab for Cutie frontman Ben Gibbard played a solo acoustic show at Seattle's Crocodile, a benefit for the homeless youth organization Teen Feed. The Seattle radio station 107.7 The End was there to blog about it. According to The End, Gibbard's set mostly featured Death Cab songs (and the Postal Service's "Such Great Heights"), as well as a few left turns.
Gibbard playing an unnamed new song and covering Radiohead's "All I Need" on piano. Then, later in the show, he brought out his movie-star wife Zooey Deschanel for a prettily harmonized duet on the Seekers' oldie "I'll Never Find Another You". Watch videos of those three songs below.
Watch: Death Cab's Ben Gibbard and Zooey Deschanel Sing at Baseball Playoff Game
By Ryan Dombal on October 20, 2010 at 9:00 a.m. EDT
Famed baseball fan and singer for Death Cab for Cutie Ben Gibbard sang "The Star-Spangled Banner" at today's Giants vs. Phillies NLCS game in San Francisco. (This is not unprecedented-- earlier this year, Gibbard and his Death Cab buddies played the Seattle Mariners' home opener.) Gibbard's wife, She & Him's Zooey Deschanel, sang "God Bless America" during the seventh inning stretch.
Watch both performances below:
Video: Death Cab for Cutie Perform at Seattle Mariners Opening Day Game
By Ryan Dombal on April 13, 2010 at 3:35 p.m. EDT
Home page photo by Ryan Russell; photo on this page via the Seattle Mariners Facebook page
Last night, Death Cab for Cutie helped the Seattle Mariners kick off their home opener with a couple classic baseball tunes: John Fogerty's "Centerfield" and the most melancholic "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" you've ever heard. (Via TwentyFourBit.)
The foursome wore customized Mariners gear and seemed to be having a decent time-- the performance isn't exactly as rousing as Jay-Z doing "Empire State of Mind" at Yankee Stadium during the World Series, but it's something. Video (taped from TV) is embedded after the jump.
Ben Gibbard also threw the game's first pitch. According to a comment on a Stranger blog post titled "Will He Get the Ball Over the Plate?", the singer threw a "SICK slider." UPDATE: This happened at a game last September.
Watch the performance below:
Death Cab's Chris Walla Starts Label
By Ryan Dombal on March 1, 2010 at 12:20 p.m. EST
Chris Walla plays guitar and produces for Death Cab for Cutie, and he's manned the boards on albums by the Postal Service, the Decemberists, and Tegan and Sara. He's a multi-talented guy.
And now Walla has his own label, Trans, which is part of Warner Music's Independent Label Group. His first signing is Anacortes, Washington band the Lonely Forest, who will head into the studio with Walla to record their third LP this spring.
Echo Chamber: Death Cab's Chris Walla
By Tom Breihan on February 4, 2010 at 5:30 p.m. EST
"The Men at Work plagiarism verdict is garbage, they got robbed. Related: Owl City should really consider buying Ben [Gibbard] a pony."
-- Death Cab for Cutie's Chris Walla goes all "The Takeover" on Postal Service biters Owl City, and they only get half a tweet. (via @jumex)
Ben Gibbard and Kevin Barnes Cover the Same Neil Young Song for Charity
By Tom Breihan on January 21, 2010 at 2:10 p.m. EST
TwentyFourBit points out an interesting bit of cultural synchronicity: the frontmen of two enormously popular indie rock bands, completely independently of one another, have released recent charity covers of the Neil Young 1992 acoustic nugget "Harvest Moon".
Death Cab for Cutie's Ben Gibbard has covered the song for the GIVE Seattle compilation, which raises money for the Seattle arts education nonprofit Arts Corps and local food banks. And of Montreal's Kevin Barnes has contributed his take on the song to Paste magazine's downloadable Songs for Haiti, a bundle of more than 200 songs available for download in support of Haitian relief efforts. Proceeds go to the Red Cross, Doctors Without Borders, and Wyclef Jean's Yele. You can stream Barnes' piano-heavy version of the song here.
Death Cab for Cutie Cover Simple Minds for John Hughes Tribute
By Amy Phillips on January 18, 2010 at 12:10 p.m. EST
On Friday night at the Critics' Choice Movie Awards, Death Cab for Cutie performed a cover of Simple Minds' Breakfast Club classic "Don't You (Forget About Me)" as part of a tribute to the late filmmaker John Hughes. The band's version contained no synthesizers, and they played in front of a screen showing iconic scenes from Hughes films (Pretty in Pink, Sixteen Candles, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, etc.). Paul McCartney was seen nodding along approvingly.
On Death Cab's website, bassist Nick Harmer wrote of Hughes, "His films were important waypoints for us to use as we navigated the uncertain waters of growing up and even now still give us so much perspective, insight and laughter about those uncomfortable years."
Watch it below, via VH1:
Ben Gibbard and Jay Farrar Add Dates
By Tom Breihan on December 1, 2009 at 4:15 p.m. EST
One Fast Move or I'm Gone, the Kerouac tribute album from Jay Farrar & Benjamin Gibbard, dropped a couple of weeks ago, and the Death Cab for Cutie and Son Volt frontmen have played a few shows together. Next month, they'll play a few more. Yesterday, Death Cab's website revealed Gibbard/Farrar tour dates in the back half of January. Check below for those dates.
Earlier this week, we posted video of the duo covering Tom Waits' "Old Shoes (& Picture Postcards)" at Washington, DC's 9:30 Club. Check it out here.
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Undersecretary of Defense Eric Edelman says the questions reinforce what he calls "enemy propaganda" that the US will abandon its allies in Iraq.
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Summer always brings on the sun! Some people run inside or hide in the shade, while others get out to bask in its rays.
In India, there are many traditions that revere various aspects of nature — including the sun — and many yoga traditions have taken on the teaching and practicing of Surya Namaskar, the Sun Salutation.
The flow of poses known as the Sun Salutation has become a popular Vinyasa (flow) practice, but the general focus on the physical practice obscures the real meaning of the Salutations.
The physical practice of the Sun Salutation is a combination of backbends and forward bends that, when done effectively, balances and builds strength and flexibility in numerous joints and muscles of the body.
The ego boost of back-bends and the mental humbling of the forward bends also contribute to a mental balance. But in addition to these physical and mental effects, we can find a deeper emotional and spiritual experience by invoking the aspects or qualities of the sun suggested by Indian tradition.
These qualities, named for the sun in Indian traditions, are twelve-fold, and they mirror those of our own inner truth — the light within that yoga calls "purusha": universal friendship, self-illumination, generator of power, self-shining, lightness of being, nourishment, healing, eliminator of illusion, energy source, enlightenment, remover of afflictions, and pure intelligence. When invoked during Surya Namaskar, we may begin to see that these qualities are not external to our self, but shine forth from our purusha.
It may be difficult for us to accept that the qualities of the sun are our own attributes. Just as clouds, rain and thunder often obscure the light of the sun, our daily distractions and external attachments obscure the reality of purusha. For example, on those days when we feel that nothing is going right and we feel helpless and weak, we give more energy away by concentrating on the external issues alone. We forget that the power of the sun is truly available within us, and in merely remembering that we are our own nourishment and remover of afflictions, we may begin the process of healing, dissipating the clouds that separate us from our own true self.
But after just remembering, what action can we take to make these latent qualities active? The complete practice of yoga, with its eight aspects, gives us many tools for understanding our whole being and reconnecting to our truth. In practice, we dig deeper to find more than just a good workout. Through yoga, we can enliven all the qualities of the sun within us, bringing the needed nourishment, power and strength to guide ourselves smoothly through life. As we know, the Earth would not survive without the sun, so we would not survive without our purusha.
When we say "Namaskar" (or "Namaste"), we connect our self with the essence of another by acknowledging that, at the deepest level, we are the same. So, in performing the dynamic Surya Namaskar, we give "salutations" to the actual sun, acknowledging its source of energy and light for the entire Earth, but we also recognize that that source of energy and light also lies within us. The essence of the sun is the essence of our own illuminated self.
So, since it is summer and the light of the sun shines upon us, can we also find a way to bask in our own ever-present light? Offer Salutations to the Sun, practice yoga, and shine your light brighter from within.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Gov. Gary Herbert's chief energy policy adviser said Herbert was not favoring big game hunters over dollars for schoolchildren when he insisted Tuesday that school trust land managers made a "flawed" decision on a oil lease.
"He is not asking for (the School Institutional Trust Lands Administration) to take a hit," said Cody Stewart late Tuesday. "He is not asking them to take one for the team and not get compensated."
School trust officials say they can make hundreds of millions of dollars for schoolchildren by leasing the Book Cliffs 96,000 acres for oil and gas development to Anadarko, which is its fiduciary duty. But Herbert said SITLA needs to hit the pause button.
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He said the agency should step back from its plan, particularly regarding the fate of 18,000 acres in the lower south section he described as land with high conservation value.
"SITLA's decision to lease the entire Book Cliffs block could be at the expense of a more vital and potentially more valuable land management strategy," Herbert said.
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Jefferson, in his second game back from an ankle injury, added seven rebounds for Charlotte, which has won two of three.
Khris Middleton (20 points) led the Bucks, who shot just 35 percent. Milwaukee's losing streak is its longest since closing out the 2007-8 season with eight consecutive losses.
The Bobcats outmuscled the Bucks to pull away. Early in the third quarter, Jefferson went 1 of 2 from the line, but grabbed the rebound and hit two more foul shots for a 50-39 lead.
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I worked at Hershey Entertainment
GREAT discounts! Such as getting into the park for free, discounts at pretty much anything HERCO related (hotel spa, hotel rooms, dining, entertainment). I even received free concert tickets for showing my ID once. You also get to meet some great people that work and stay there. Hard work is usually recognized once management begins to notice you after a little while.
In the summer it gets really hectic, especially with little kids running around everywhere. And after the summer, they don't always guarantee you the hours you might want or shifts you can't work (why I stopped working there... they repeatedly scheduled me when they knew I had classes and then told me I had to find someone to work for me and it was my problem)
I don't know?
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I worked at Hershey EntertainmentPros
Lots of hands-on experience, good management experience, will learn how to deal with peopleCons
Did not train from the start, but wanted you to learn by asking questions when a problem came up. Tons of hours with no overtime pay!
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I worked at Hershey Entertainment full-time (less than an year)Pros
They treated the employees well, had lunchrooms with complimentary soda fountains as well as rooms for breastfeeding mothers.Cons
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