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The eight-cylinder Lexus GS400 debuted in 1998 as a more powerful alternative to the V-6-equipped Lexus GS300. With a 4.0-liter UZ-series V-8 engine capable of producing 300 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque, the high-powered midsize luxury cruiser was promoted by Lexus as the world's fastest production sedan.
Variable valve timing increased fuel economy and helped the GS400 achieve an acceleration time of 5.4 seconds when going zero to 60 mph. All models came with a five-speed automatic transmission that could be manually shifted with controls located on the steering wheel.
Like the GS300, the GS400 featured a low profile, curved fastback silhouette with short back end, and a sweeping quad headlight front design. Standard premium amenities included leather upholstery, a leather-trimmed steering wheel, a shift knob with leather and wood trim, and alloy wheels.
The new design of the second-generation GS sedans helped spur greater sales. By the end of 1998, Lexus sold a combined 30,622 models of the GS300 and GS400. In 2001, the Lexus GS400 was replaced by the 4.3-liter V-8-powered GS430.
True to the form of other GS models, the Lexus GS400 is widely recognized for a combination of luxurious amenities and athletic prowess.
Thanks to a 4.0-liter V-8 engine producing 310 lb-ft of torque, sport performance was even more pronounced in the GS400 than in previous models. However, a lack of manual transmission kept the luxury vehicle from competing at the same level as high-powered European sport sedans such as those in Mercedes' E-Class and BMW's 5 Series.
Above all, the GS400 is known as a refined cruiser capable of smoothly and stylishly covering extended distances. Variable valve timing helped improve fuel economy for commutes of all lengths, while a 19.8 gallon fuel tank allowed for long stretches between gas station stops.
A spacious five-seat cabin provided plenty of room, particularly up front. Plush standard amenities in the final GS400 model included leather seating, wood and leather trim, and dual-zone climate control. Popular upgrades included a GPS-based touchscreen navigation system and a Nakamichi premium audio system.
Lexus produced the last GS400 for the 2000 model year, replacing the sedan with the more powerful GS430 in 2001.
The most recent GS400 came equipped with a 4.0-liter 300-horespower V-8 and a five-speed automatic transmission that could be shifted manually using controls mounted to the steering wheel.
Standard equipment in the single-trim 2000 GS400 included 16-inch alloy wheels, tinted privacy glass, fog lights, leather seats, a leather-trimmed power tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel, a leather and wood shift knob, dual-zone automatic climate control, heated exterior mirrors, auto-dim mirrors, steering wheel audio controls, keyless entry, a garage door opener, driver seat memory settings, stability and traction control, and vehicle skid control. Driver and passenger front air bags, front side airbags, and antilock brakes were standard safety features.
A number of premium options were available in 2000. Upgrades included a rear spoiler, chrome wheels, touchscreen navigation system, power sunroof, heated front seats, xenon headlights, and a premium Nakamichi audio system with in-dash CD changer.
The GS400 measured 189.2 inches in length, 55.9 inches in height, and 70.9 inches in width. Inside, the midsize sedan offered one of the roomiest front cabins in its class, providing 44 inches of leg room and 58 inches of shoulder room. Rear seat passengers received 34.3 inches of leg room and 56.6 inches of shoulder room. A 19.8 gallon fuel tank was standard.
Exterior colors choices in 2000 included Antique Bronze Mica, Black Onyx, Burnished Gold Metallic, Cinnabar Pearl, Crystal White, Imperial Jade Mica, Millennium Silver Metallic, and Spectra Blue Mica. Interiors were available in black, ivory, or light charcoal.
In 1998, Lexus redesigned its five-year-old GS300 and added the GS400 to its GS family as a new higher-powered sibling. Both models featured long fastback-style cabins and a shorter, sportier front and back end than the 1997 GS300. Premium details included chrome trim along the side windows and lower beltline, subtly flared fenders, and a sleek quad headlight configuration.
The GS400's four-cam 4.0-liter V-8 engine produced 300 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque and featured power-boosting variable timing. It came coupled with a five-speed transmission with a unique manual shifting feature accessible by buttons located on the steering wheel. Lexus would later add the same steering wheel shift buttons to its GS300 in 2001.
Many interior features were borrowed from the Lexus brand's flagship ultra-luxury LS400, including walnut trim, leather seats with memory positions, and a tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel.
For the millennial 2000 model, Lexus updated the GS400 with brake assist and child seat anchor brackets. Two new exterior finishes, Crystal White and Millennium Silver Metallic, replaced Diamond White Pearl and Alpine Silver Metallic.
2001 brought another facelift for the GS line. After fitting the V-8-powered sedan with a larger 4.3-liter engine, Lexus changes its name to the GS430.
2000 Lexus GS400
Luxury, Sedan
The 2000 Lexus GS400 sits just above the ES300 and below the flagship GS400.
1999 Lexus GS400
The 1999 Lexus GS400 was completely remade to have a striking new look in the previous model year.
1998 Lexus GS400
The 1998 Lexus GS400 was first introduced in 1993 as a car to fill in the gap as a complement for its popular ES and LS models.


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The Films of Others
Slavoj Žižek sees a scene awash with "sentimental claptrap"
Interviewer: Joachim Scholl, Deutschlandradio Kultur
Slovenian cultural critic Slavoj Žižek struggles to come to terms with the Europe List of Europeans' favourite films. Movies such as "Life is Beautiful" by Roberto Benigni, "Amélie (Jean-Pierre Jeunet) or "The Lives of Others" (Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck) do not convince him.
Joachim Scholl: What does Europe mean to you? How do you see the future? What is the most significant European invention, which its greatest structure? These are just some of the questions answered by over 20,000 people from 30 European and neighbouring countries in the Europe List online survey by the Goethe-Institut. Another was what is the best European film?
We proffered the answers to Slavoj Žižek. The Slovenian cultural critic and philosopher has become known in recent years through his rather radical interpretation of our day and age. This morning, we were on the phone with Slavoj Žižek in a Ljubljana studio, and first of all, I asked him about his take on Roberto Benigni's Holocaust comedy "Life is Beautiful." What is your opinion, Slavoj Žižek?
Slavoj Žižek: Everything in me riles against this placement. It's simply too easy a way out: the supposedly honourable sacrifice at the end – that's nothing more than sentimental claptrap. I would have concluded it completely differently – right before the moment of death. Before the father died, the son should have told him that he knew all along that he was being lied to and that he kept it to himself to spare him. If the son had kept this revelation till the end, it would have been a great ending. But the way it was done, it's nothing but namby-pambying.
"All good and proper, but I still don't like it"
Scholl: Further high placements go to "The Lives of Others," "Amélie," "Good Bye, Lenin," Roman Polanski's "The Pianist" and "Wings of Desire" by Wim Wenders. "The Intouchables," the recently successful French comedy, was featured as well. How do you read this choice, Mr Žižek? Is there such a thing as a common European sentiment to be discerned?
Žižek: Sentimentality is the word – all good and proper, but I still don't like it. Let's take the number two film: "The Lives of Others." I'll say this, although I count myself among the political left: this film isn't nearly anti-communist enough. They paint it as if the minister is only having the writer spied on because he wants to bed his wife. But in the real GDR, this scriptwriter would have been stalked anyway, horny statesman or no horny statesman.
This is typical of contemporary anti-communists: they are not anti-communist enough. They do not provide an appropriate rendition of the terrors of Stalinism. And this frightful sentimentality extends through all the films you've named, "Amélie" and whatnot. None of this convinced me. I might have gone for Haneke or Lars von Trier, that's what I would have liked. Everything else simply doesn't do anything for me.
Scholl: You once said, Mr Žižek, that to understand a society, one need only watch its films. Slovenians in particular, your fellow countrymen, favoured Michael Haneke's complex drama "Love;" you've already mentioned the director. What does this tell us about Slovenians?
Žižek: I think it means that this triangle of Slovenia, Austro-Hungary and several Scandinavian countries such as Sweden and Finland has Europe's highest suicide rates, and that is a sign of happiness. Because it is an indication of happiness to end one's life at the paroxysm of joy – not an indication of pessimism. Inversely, this shows why, when Sarajevo was under siege 20 years ago, which we just talked about, no suicides took place.
This is why I think Haneke and von Trier are very close to the truth about happiness and what goes on in happy countries. Lars von Trier's "Melancholia" is deeply indicative of a European mentality. The like of it is only possible in Europe.
Scholl: In an essay on European cinema, you spoke of films being a mirror of the imagination. Is there such a thing as an all-encompassing European imagination?
Žižek: This is what I tried to point out in the essay you just mentioned. It's precisely this point that "Melancholia" gets right, this feeling of happiness at the point of collapse. Not a rushing wave of joy in the moment of annihilation, but the feeling one gets when this world crumbles bit by bit and one feels an odd sense of contentment. Something like this is only possible in Europe – which is why I love it
"Antonioni, Fellini and so on – no!"
Scholl: The Europe List – including the Goethe-Institut's survey of the greatest European films. We are here today with Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Žižek on Deutschlandradio Kultur. In this essay on European cinema, you present precisely this hypothesis, Mr Žižek, that, by way of film aesthetics, this mixture of comedy and this melancholy feeling of loss you've just described is Europe's gift to Hollywood. Could you expound upon this? What exactly is this gift?
Žižek: This was expressly intended as praise of Hollywood, not as criticism. I've always been fascinated by Hollywood's openness towards foreign directors and writers. The greatest achievement of these non-American filmmakers is the accurate image of American society.
And what is more European than the great Hitchcock movies of the 1950s, such as "Vertigo?" Or the great Lubitsch films, "Ninotchka," "Trouble in Paradise" and the like. They are the most European movies of all time. To grasp the full brilliance of European cinema, you have to take a step out of Europe. Don't watch those long-winded artsy bits, Antonioni, Fellini and so on – no! Cinema at its most European is found in Hollywood.
Scholl: But it is precisely the great cinema tradition begun by Fellini, Mr Žižek, that is often cited as a delineation from the overpowering American Hollywood film. If I understand you correctly, you don't see any enmity, any antagonism, but convalescence?
Žižek: Yes, there are tensions, but in this respect I am more of the American camp than of the European. I recently re-watched some of the renowned art films of the 1950s and 1960s, such as "Cries and Whispers" by Ingmar Bergmann. It's nothing but an empty husk. Or Antonioni, when he made an attempt in Hollywood with "Zabriskie Point" – what a pathetic mess. The films that have lasted, however, are truly superior, such as the latest survey in "Sight and Sound," which places Hitchcock's "Vertigo" at the top. Precisely the films badmouthed as commercial sell-outs are the ones that have managed to last – they are the great ones. So I'll repeat myself: considering this discrepancy between European and American cinema, I prefer the American.
Scholl: Finally, Mr Žižek, we would like to know which film you would have placed at the top of our list of best European films. You've mentioned Lars von Trier's "Melancholia" several times already – your preferred choice, or are there others?
Žižek: Well, I may have a change of heart if I give the question some thought, but I stand by what I've said: for me, "Melancholia" is not a mournful film at all, but a film about happiness, that strange acceptance of what has occurred and exactly what we are lacking.
We often panic and say this is the end and we are stuck in a crisis. No – we need more films like von Trier's. It is a wonderful film and one that imbues us with a sense of peace – and that is exactly what we need right now. Walter Benjamin said it quite a long time ago. He said the real revolutionary is not some crazed Stalinist zealot but someone who is deeply melancholic.
Scholl: The Europe List, a survey of 30 European and neighbouring countries. Today, we heard philosopher Slavoj Žižek on the question of the greatest European film. Mr Žižek, thank you for talking to us and best wishes to Ljubljana!
Žižek: Thank you, it was an honour!
Scholl: Johannes Hampel assisted in interpreting during the conversation; we wish to thank him as well!

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Clarence "Peck" Underwood Jr., 83, of Talihina died Saturday. Sept. 29, 2012, at Oklahoma Veterans Center in Talihina.Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 2, at Talihina First Baptist Church. Burial will be in New Talihina Cemetery under the direction of Talihina Funeral Home.


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Michael Rosenberg / FOXSports.com
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Can we talk about naked women? Is that OK? We'll try to keep it mature and intelligent ... but not so mature and intelligent that you forget we are talking about naked women.
Three-time U.S. Olympian Amanda Beard will pose nude for Playboy. Or, more likely, she has already posed nude for Playboy. In any event, the pictures will hit newsstands soon.
Quite a few people will condemn Beard for setting a bad example. Many will scurry to see pictures of her. And some folks will do both.
Beard can do whatever she'd like, of course. This is a free country. Posing nude might not be as noble as teaching a college physics class, but I suspect it pays better, and you don't have to hold office hours. Anyway, Beard's choice is just that: her choice.
Yet it is fair to wonder what, if anything, this means for female athletes in the United States.
Do they have to pose naked to become famous? Of course not — most famous female athletes have not posed nude. But are good looks a prerequisite for female athletes to become famous? Yeah, pretty much.
Granted, good looks are usually a prerequisite for most people to become famous — anybody except athletes.
And maybe that is what this tells us: We see famous male athletes as athletes, but we see famous female athletes simply as famous people. Most sports fans know who Amanda Beard is, but I would bet that at least 95 percent have no idea what her best stroke is. Michael Phelps is famous for being a great swimmer; Amanda Beard is famous for being an attractive swimmer, even though she has won seven medals in three Olympics and is preparing for her fourth trip to the Summer Games.
Female athletes have as high a profile as they ever have — I would wager there are more famous female athletes now than at any time in history. But to the extent that those athletes have been able to cash in on their fame, it has been as endorsers more than as athletes. There are exceptions, of course — notably tennis players. But even that exception comes with a caveat or two, because Maria Sharapova, as talented as she is, is still more famous for being beautiful.
It would be easy to pin this on male sports fans, but since there are 150 million women in this country, that isn't entirely fair. Culturally, we have embraced women's sports more on principle than as spectacle.
Being attractive helps female athletes become famous. This is indisputable. But it is also indisputable that being an athlete helps attractive women become famous. Beard has a large male fan club not merely because she is good-looking, but because she is a good-looking swimmer. Somehow — even when she poses for Playboy — her athletic feats give her innocence. They make it OK to ogle her.
As Michael MacCambridge points out in his excellent book, The Franchise: A History of Sports Illustrated Magazine, one of the keys to the success of SI's swimsuit issue was that the model's name appeared in the captions.
This seemingly insignificant detail made a world of difference.
Amanda Beard, second from left, has already posed in her bathing suit for FHM. Now she'll be posing sans suit for Playboy.
Readers were not just looking at scantily clad babes — they were looking at Cheryl and Christie and Paulina, and they felt like they were getting to know them. (How can a man convince himself he knows a hot woman simply because he knows her name? If you are really asking that, I must counter with: have you ever met a man? This is how we operate.)
Playboy features beautiful naked women every month. People who don't normally buy Playboy will buy the issue with Amanda Beard on the cover, even if they would normally find one of the other Playmates more attractive. They feel like they know Amanda Beard in large part because they've been watching her compete for the last 11 years.
This is why the notion that Beard is "hurting" women's sports falls flat. She has posed previously in FHM, nearly naked. She has appeared in SI's swimsuit issue (and not in her competition Speedo). Beard is not exchanging her athletic fame for the fame of a model — her athletic fame is the fame of a model.
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Tim Duncan:
10-Time All-NBA Team
10-Time All-Defensive Team
9-Time NBA All-Star
3-Time NBA Finals MVP
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2-Time NBA MVP
And Still Going...
I can tell you one thing.....being an athelete and being healthy is a major factor in being beautiful and having a nice body. (duh)
Oh, and I got this email:
"I object to the insinuation that only beautiful women can become famous.
Rosie O'Donnell"
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Interview: Corrie Townsend
Monday December 12, 2011 - 3:05 p.m.
Victim Katie Masters' parents suggested that Detectives Armstrong and Murphy talk to their daughter's best friend, Corrie Townsend, because she and Katie spent the day together before Katie was murdered. The interview was conducted at the Yoknapatawpha County Sheriff's Department and was recorded with the witness's knowledge and consent. Because Corrie Townsend is 18 years old, it was not necessary for her parents to give consent for or be present during the interview.
- Detective Ted Armstrong
- Detective Samantha Murphy
- Corrie Townsend
Detective Murphy: Have a seat; this is my partner, Detective Armstrong. Would you please state your name and address for the record?
Corrie Townsend: My name is Coralee Jane Townsend, and I live with my parents at 142 Colonial Road, right here in Oxford.
Detective Murphy: We know that you're upset, Coralee, but we really need to talk with you while the events are still fresh in your mind.
Corrie Townsend: I know. It's just so hard. I miss her already! I feel... lost, you know?
Detective Armstrong: Here's a tissue. Now try to calm down.
Corrie Townsend: I am trying. What can I do to help?
Detective Murphy: Coralee, let's just go over the events of that day. Maybe something will give us a clue we can use. I know this will be hard for you but it is very important.
Corrie Townsend: Please call me Corrie. Calling me Coralee is freaking me out even more.
Detective Armstrong: OK. Corrie, what time did you and Katie get together this past Saturday, December 10th?
Corrie Townsend: A little before 9:00 in the morning. We always take‒I mean, we always took turns driving. That horrible day, it was my turn.
Detective Armstrong: Please just walk us through your day.
Corrie Townsend: We went to McDonalds for breakfast. Katie's ex was there, and he can't stand the fact that she dumped him. He won't leave her alone. That morning though, he didn't say one word to her. He just stared at her the entire time we were there. It creeped us out.
Detective Murphy: Why is that?
Corrie Townsend: Because he looked at her like he hated her guts. It was a horrible stare, just really creepy and weird.
Detective Armstrong: What is this ex's name?
Corrie Townsend: Bobby Canton
Detective Armstrong: Then what happened next?
Corrie Townsend: Me and Corrie ate, and then we went to the library to do our homework. The creepy church guy was there, so we tried to avoid him and found a table in the back. After that we went to the skate park. Katie didn't want to go home because her folks were at work, and she had been getting some strange calls.
Detective Murphy: Threatening calls?
Corrie Townsend: Nah, just hang-ups and heavy breathing. The first time it happened, she hung up and hit *69. She called the number back, and some kid answered. She asked him why he called her, and he said he didn't. He claimed that he was riding his bike and as he passed the payphone it rang so he answered it.
Detective Armstrong: Payphone? People still use those?
Corrie Townsend: Yeah, that's what we said. Katie said if he didn't have a cell phone, he had no business calling her. She tried to make a joke of it, but I could tell she was a little scared.
Detective Armstrong: This creepy church guy, tell us about him.
Corrie Townsend: He was just always trying to get us to have a bible study with him. He said he wanted to "save our wretched souls. He was nice about it, but he made us feel ashamed of ourselves so we tried to stay away from him.
Detective Murphy: Corrie, what happened at the park?
Corrie Townsend: We skated for awhile, and then some boys asked us to play Frisbee with them.
Detective Armstrong: What were their names?
Corrie Townsend: Oh, we didn't know them, but they were cute! Katie is a total flirt, and she was flirting big time with the tallest and hottest one. We didn't play very long because the boy started taking it too serious and making passes at her. And then he asked her to leave with him to go party. She pushed him away and ran off laughing at him. She thought it was funny, but I could tell he wasn't happy.
Detective Armstrong: Did he follow her?
Corrie Townsend: No, but he did say some ugly things to her, called her some names and said she would be his someday. Then he turned and started throwing the Frisbee again with his buddies.
Detective Murphy: Where did she run off to?
Corrie Townsend: My car. Our shoes were all dirty, so we decided to go to the laundry and wash them. Both of our moms hate when we track dirt in the house.
Detective Armstrong: The Coin Laundry on University Avenue? What time was it when you got there?
Corrie Townsend: Yep, that's the one. I have no idea what time it was. I'm not a clock-watcher. Sorry. Oh wait! We ate lunch around 12:30 at the park, so maybe an hour and a half later.
Detective Murphy: So around 2:00 p.m. That helps. What did you do next, Corrie?
Corrie Townsend: Katie was thirsty and wanted a snack. She had a thing for Funyuns and root beer. She was going to walk over to the Kangaroo Express. Besides, that Jimmy who worked there, he didn't know how to act when Katie was around. He tripped over his own feet. Katie never even spoke to him, but she would give him her best flirty look and he would stutter like crazy. She loved the effect she had on guys. So anyway, I told her they wouldn't let her in there barefooted. She laughed and smiled and said she'd wear her skates. She turned back once she got to the door and said, "I'll be right back." Oh god, I never saw her again.
Detective Armstrong: Why didn't you call the police when she didn't come back?
Corrie Townsend: Well, I should have. I know that now. I just thought she decided to go party with those boys after all. I wasn't worried. Does that make it my fault? I should have called.
Detective Murphy: No, that doesn't mean it's your fault. There's nothing you could have done. Please don't cry.
Detective Armstrong: After she left the laundromat, did you see or hear anything?
Corrie Townsend: I heard some screeching tires, but I didn't see anything. Please can I go now?
Detective Murphy: Yes, you can. But please call us if you remember anything else, anything at all.
Interview ends: 3:30 p.m.


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Listen carefully, and you may be able to hear a voice inside your head shouting shrilly: "Find me a husband!"
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Nobody remembers who shot the photographs. Nobody even remembers the names of some of the people who were there that day.
One shows a four dozen country people standing outside a church. The other shows a similar, smaller assortment, tumbling out the door of a crumbling schoolhouse. There´s a sameness to their features, like most of them were related to one another. It was a happy time. Most of them smiled. They were well-fed and comfortable here. They were home.
The photographs were taken in August 1979, thirty years ago, when the people of Moratinos took a break from the annual fiesta to pose for two big group photographs.
I know some of these faces. Pilar is there on the left, the same pretty woman from two doors down. The little girl in her arms is grown up now, moved away south, a mother herself now. There is Loli, young and pretty in her Farrah Fawcett hairdo. We only ever saw Loli on holidays, when she and her husband and son zoomed into town for weekends. She wore fabulous cocktail dresses to the Fiesta Mass, and she and her husband knew all the complicated steps to the tangos and foxtrots at the dance afterward, when everyone else just settled for polkas or paso dobles. They were a breed apart. It´s her family home that was sold last week to an Italian Confraternity of St. James.
Estebanito is there in both photos, flashing a crooked little-boy grin, wearing espadrilles and shorts and a button-down shirt. His knees are dirty. He is our mayor now. In the photo his little brother José wears an identical outfit. He snuggles up against Eduardo, the bachelor farmer who knows everything about the weather, and grows the town´s finest figs and apricots. Adults were affectionate with children in Moratinos in 1979. The photos show fathers, uncles, and neighbors holding babies and toddlers and kids up to the camera. The village raised all its children. When a child stood near, it was a natural thing to rest your hand on her shoulder, to touch his hair with your fingertips. There was no fear. The camera knew that, and caught that.
I do not know many of these people. Their names are a catalog of the strange and ancient: Pompeyo, Clasica, Agripina, Parmenio. But these streets were their streets, my house may have been theirs once, or their cousin´s, or brother´s. Their fingerprints may be on the adobe that makes my barn. I may still be sweeping their dust from my floors.
Indeed, in the shadow of the schoolhouse door is the face of the man who last lived in the house that is The Peaceable. His family members died and moved away, and he lived here alone with only fields and orchards to occupy him. The loneliness was too much for him. He walked one morning out the front gate, down the drive, and a few steps across the field. An irrigation well glistens there, in the middle of a fertile strip of green garden. Deep, silent and dark.
Plenty more of those in the photo now lie quiet in the cemetery up the camino. All these jolly old men in their black berets: Elias, Claudio, Eutimio -- and the women in dour black dresses: Auria, Enriqueta, Victoriana. The old men smiled for the photo. The ladies faces are masks. It is impossible to tell if it is kindness or cruelty, laughter or faith or illness that engraved the lines there.
In 2009, thirty years on, the streets and plaza are paved. The schoolhouse is pointed and rendered and remodeled into a fine Ayuntamiento building; the teachers´ house, standing proud in the photo background, is fallen to ruin. The children are grown and gone to the city. Waists and faces have widened, hair gone white, beards and Afros cut away.
They don´t take these big group photos much anymore. I wish they would.
Last week I took the two small originals to the last remaining photographer in Sahagun, a man who now scrapes his living by snapping ID photos and making copies and enlargements of old photos like these. He loves these, he told me. He has dozens of them, from all the pueblos just like this one: Joarilla and Villapeceñil, Bustillo and Rioseco and Lagartos. Hundreds of faces, hundreds of names, vanishing slowly away.
Today I finished the project. Now copies of the old pictures, blown-up to a size where all the faces can be seen, (more or less) are keyed to the peoples´ names, framed, and will hang on the wall of the Ayuntamiento meeting room.
A room you can almost see in the schoolhouse picture. It´s there behind Angel´s angelic smile, the same one he wears today. The same one his brother Manolo is wearing, back then and now, too. And Segundino, too – they have their father´s smile. His name was Ciriaco. In the photo he sits sprawled front-and-center on the ground, smiling so wide his eyes are hidden in the folds.
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JFK - A Homecoming The great-grandson of Irish immigrants, John Fitzgerald Kennedy was the first and only Irish-Catholic American elected president of the United States. He always relished his Irish heritage, and in June 1963, Kennedy made an historic trip to his ancestors' homeland. In JFK - A HOMECOMING, Irish television host Ryan Tubridy takes us on a remarkable journey behind the scenes of that era-defining visit. D
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African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross "Making A Way Out of No Way (1897-1940)" African Americans struggle to build their own worlds within the harsh, narrow confines of segregation during the Jim Crow era. At the turn of the 20th century, a steady stream of African Americans leave the South and search for opportunities in the North and West. Leaders like Ida B. Wells, W.E.B. Du Bois, Booker T. Washington and Marcus Garvey offer different strategies to further black empowerment and equality. Part 4 of 6G
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Teaching Channel Presents "Inquiry-Based Teaching" Inquiry-based Teaching: A look inside New York's Urban Academy Laboratory High School where two teachers lead student driven, student centered classes. Watch animated discussions unfold when students are challenged to analyze difficult texts and there are no right or wrong answers. D
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Mechanical Universe And Beyond, The "Entropy" The Carnot engine, part two, with profound implications for the behavior of matter and the flow of time through the universe. D
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Economics U$A "Economic Efficiency" Rent control in New York City explains the effect of wage and price controls in a free market economy. D
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Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish "Reflexiones II (Reflections II)" This episode continues to review the whole series. This review covers the time Raquel came to Puerto Rico to the present.G
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Clifford The Big Red Dog "Embarrassing Moments/Lucky Charm" Clifford's Big Idea: Be Kind When Vaz rips his pants during a soccer game, everyone helps him feel better by telling their own tales of embarrassing moments. However, Jetta insists these things never happen to her. LUCKY CHARM - Clifford's Big Idea: Believe in Yourself After losing her lucky stone, Emily Elizabeth loses her confidence. D
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Martha Speaks "The Return of Ralph/Little Bo's Sheep" The Return of Ralph - Buying a bigger TV usually means a better entertainment experience. For the Lorraine's, it means the return of Ralph, the conniving duck whose obsession with television has Helen's family desperate to be duck-free. But this time, Ralph has an even bigger surprise under his feathers. D
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Curious George "The All-Animal Recycled Band/The Times of Sand" George recruits his friends to play in a band. Later, George builds a sand castle at the beach.G
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Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Manatees and Mermaids/The Last Chocolate" Manatees and Mermaids - Sally and Nick are pretending to swim, but why not go for a real swim asks the Cat! Off to the Glippydrippy Gulf to meet Matilda the Manatee and her son Marlin. Matilda and Marlon teach their guests how to swim slowly and gracefully. Until they hear the sound of a boat motor! Those can be dangerous for manatees, but luckily the Cat, Nick and Sally help their new friends to stay safe. D
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Peg + Cat "The Dinosaur Problem/The Beethoven Problem" The Dinosaur Problem - Prehistoric Valley. When Peg and Cat get lost riding dinosaurs through a prehistoric forest, they use a diagram to find their way to safety before the Baby T-Rex catches up to them. Primary Content: Following diagrams; Secondary Content: Patterns. D
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Dinosaur Train "Dinos A to Z, Part 3, Classification/Dinos A to Z, Part 4, A To Z Picnic" The Pteranodon family rides the Dinosaur Train - now with extra cars attached -- as it continues picking up more dinosaurs that are in the `Dinosaurs A to Z' song. The Pteranodon family reunites with some dinosaurs they've met before, and are introduced to species they've never met! The Pteranodon kids also learn about classification, and Don leads the way organizing the dinosaurs on the Train by their species, features, and size. The Pteranodon family is on the Dinosaur Train, now very crowded with all 26 dinosaurs mentioned in the `Dinosaurs A to Z' song. D
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Sesame Street "Big Bird Nest Sale" Snuffy helps Big Bird with his nest sale and accidentally sells Big Bird's teddy bear, Radar. Educational Objectives: Cognitive Reasoning, Emotional Development. D
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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Daniel Plays Ball/O Builds A Tower" Daniel Plays Ball - Daniel, Miss Elaina and Prince Wednesday are at the park with Prince Tuesday. They decide to play a game with a ball. Daniel struggles to catch the ball and gets very frustrated. D
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Sid The Science Kid "The Reason Sid's Sneezin'" Sid wakes up and can't stop sneezing. He makes his way into the kitchen where he finds his Dad in the middle of a similar sneeze attack. Sid soon discovers that just like his Dad, he might be allergic to pollen! This leads Sid on a mission to learn more about allergies. D
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Super Why! "Woofster Finds A Home" Whyatt goes to a pet adoption fair in Storybrook Village where he meets a little puppy who needs a family. Whyatt promises to look in a book to help until the puppy reveals he has a story of his own! As the superhero readers travel through the book Woofster Finds a Home, they find exciting ways to overcome obstacles and a new super reader joins the team! Educational Objectives: To learn what it means to find a home. Preschoolers will identify the letters N, I, C, E, practice the magic of spelling, and learn what the words "menacing," "prairie" and "no trespassing" mean! And, they'll use the power to read to change the story. D
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Caillou "Imagine!" Today, Caillou discovers something inside him that makes ordinary things fun: imagination! Unable to fly his kite on a windless day, Caillou stares at the clouds and finds they're really wagons, balloons and dinosaurs, if you look at them just right. When rain grounds his kite another day, Caillou and Dad turn the living room into a pirate ship. Just like his Daddy, Caillou loves anything to do with cars, so he's very happy when Dad asks him to help wash the family car. D
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Thomas & Friends "Kindness with Friends" Percy's New Friends - Percy wants to make friends with the wild animals on Sodor. When he approaches a squirrel, it runs away. He tries to make friends with a bird but it flies away. D
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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Daniel Plays Ball/O Builds A Tower" Daniel Plays Ball - Daniel, Miss Elaina and Prince Wednesday are at the park with Prince Tuesday. They decide to play a game with a ball. Daniel struggles to catch the ball and gets very frustrated. D
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Curious George "The All-Animal Recycled Band/The Times of Sand" George recruits his friends to play in a band. Later, George builds a sand castle at the beach.G
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Martha Speaks "The Return of Ralph/Little Bo's Sheep" The Return of Ralph - Buying a bigger TV usually means a better entertainment experience. For the Lorraine's, it means the return of Ralph, the conniving duck whose obsession with television has Helen's family desperate to be duck-free. But this time, Ralph has an even bigger surprise under his feathers. D
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Peg + Cat "The Dinosaur Problem/The Beethoven Problem" The Dinosaur Problem - Prehistoric Valley. When Peg and Cat get lost riding dinosaurs through a prehistoric forest, they use a diagram to find their way to safety before the Baby T-Rex catches up to them. Primary Content: Following diagrams; Secondary Content: Patterns. D
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WordGirl "The Good, The Bad, and the Chucky/Granny's Pet Plan" THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE CHUCKY - Chuck is finally fulfilling is dream and selling grilled cheese sandwiches out of the back of his station wagon -- a totally legitimate, non-villainous plan. But when Dr. Two-Brains smells cheese, he can't resist. Will Chuck be able to pursue his dream or will it be foiled by Dr. Two-Brains? Vocabulary Words: Pursue, Yearn. D
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Wild Kratts "Skunked!" When a group of skunks take over the Tortuga and decide to make it their home, the Wild Kratts must find a way to try and reclaim their headquarters. D
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Cyberchase "Unhappily Ever After" Hacker, longing again for Wicked, devises a deliciously dreadful plan to impress her: He sneaks into Happily-Ever-Afterville, uncovers the Book of Unhappy Endings, releases them across the site and crowns himself king! Wicked, duly impressed, becomes his Queen and together they delight as unhappy endings unfold. To rescue the site, the CyberSquad must get the Book back from Hacker to recapture the unhappy endings, and seal it inside 3 nesting boxes with precisely fitting lids . all before sundown! Of course, Hacker has destroyed the lids, but the kids enlist the carpentry skills of one of the Three Little Pigs. D
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Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman "Is It A Bird? Is It A Plane? It's.... Ruffmanman!" Ruff's nephew Glen has learned that a mysterious villain, Gamma Ray Person, is trying to harness the electromagnetic spectrum for evil. He forces Ruff into a mask and tights to become television's newest superhero. Ruffman Man! Will Ruff and his SuperFETCHers be able to stop Gamma Ray Person from destroying the world? And will Ruff be able to keep his tights from falling down?. D
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Nightly Business Report Tonight on Nightly Business Report, President Obama says Americans can keep their cancelled insurance policies. But his fix may be easier said than done. Cisco shares tumble after warning of softening demand. D
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Outdoor Idaho "Nature's Healing Power" This episode features stories of Idahoans who have found strength and solace in nature as they confront illness and injury. It also shines a spotlight on four Idaho nonprofits that offer outdoor retreats for cancer survivors and disabled veterans - and the dedication of their volunteers.G
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Art Wolfe's Travels to the Edge "The Southwest: Zion and Canyon De Chelly" Wolfe explores surreal slot canyons carved by wind and water and encounters strange rock spires, called hoodoos, in Utah's Zion National Park. On the Navajo Reservation in Arizona, he goes by horseback with a Navajo guide to discover petroglyphs hidden in Canyon de Chelly.G
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Midsomer Murders "The Green Man, Part Two" Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby continues to investigate the remains found in the collapsed canal tunnel. Meanwhile Troy seeks the murderer of one of the youths, who earlier had attacked a man named Tom in the woods. Part 2 of 2G
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Vera (Apt) "Castles in the Air" DCI Vera Stanhope investigates the murder of young physiotherapist Lizzie Faulkner, gunned down at a luxury country retreat. In a story of betrayal, guilt and the need for atonement, Vera must move quickly to avoid another tragedy. Meanwhile Sergeant Joe Ashworth makes amends with the demons from his own past.G
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — A conversation with veteran voice actor Rob Paulsen includes happy interruptions by Pinky, Ninja Turtles and even a touch of David Tennant.
Paulsen's creativity and fluid ability to shift pitch, cadence and accents have earned him steady work since he decided to put animated roles ahead of on-screen performance.
"What one finds pretty quickly is there are a million average-looking white kids with SAG (Screen Actors Guild) cards," Paulsen said, recalling his early years as a Hollywood industry job-seeker.
In the decades since, he's enlivened more than 2,500 episodes of animated TV series, including "Animaniacs" (voicing Pinky, Yakko Warner and Dr. Otto Scratchansniff), spinoff "Pinky and the Brain" and "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" (Raphael in the 1980s, Donatello in Nickelodeon's recent series).
When he acted with "Doctor Who" star Tennant on "Ninja Turtles" last year, the Scottish actor revealed himself as a long-time fan.
"Oh my God, if I had a nickel for every time I said, 'Cowabunga!'" Tennant said, invoking Raphael's catchphrase.
Paulsen has won an Emmy and multiple Annie Awards, which recognize achievement in animation. He faced and overcame his biggest hurdle in 2016: A diagnosis of throat cancer that required radiation and chemotherapy and left the lanky actor 50 pounds lighter.
Doctors spared his vocal cords and he's back in full voice — squeals, shouts and singing included — and, in a shift, is voice director of another TV incarnation of "Ninja Turtles" coming in 2018.
The Detroit native spoke with The Associated Press about his career, its rewards and sound advice he received from admired fellow voice and screen actor Alan Oppenheimer.
Associated Press: Was it difficult to focus on voice over on-screen roles when you were getting both?
"I was doing a lot of on-camera work and Alan Oppenheimer said, 'Young man, you're going to have to make a decision about what you want to do. If I were you, I would really look at this voice acting thing.'... I'm so grateful I chose to jump with both feet into the voice talent pool. Here I am at 60, I just finished five solid years of the latest iteration of 'Ninja Turtles' on Nickelodeon ... and not one person gave a damn about how old I am.
AP: Do you ever resent yielding turf to actors who get TV and film voice acting jobs, such as Alec Baldwin in 'The Boss Baby'?
Paulsen: If you're a producer and you feel that having Brad Pitt be the talking chicken in your next movie (is right), hey man, it's your dime. I totally get it. There are other rank-and-file actors who get pissed off. ... I don't get bent out of shape over celebrity talent doing it.
AP: What skills does voice acting require?
Paulsen: For me, it's about not being self-conscious, in the literal sense. I found the best voice actors are like that. One of my heroes, Jonathan Winters, seemed to be like that from birth. Part of his genius, also Robin Williams to be sure, was their madness. But it was their utter disregard for whether or not people thought they were weird or nutty or odd. That is precisely what is necessary to be a good voice actor. ... Voice actors relish a producer saying, 'We have a clean sheet of paper. Surprise me.'
AP: How did you face the cancer crisis that so directly threatened your work?
Paulsen: I never once had a moment where I said, 'Oh, no, I'm a voice actor. Why me?' It's not because I'm super brave. It's because I've had the incredible good fortune, as a result of my career, to speak to hundreds of children and their parents as the character that a little boy or girl is a fan of while they're going through treatment for illness. ... Parents have kept in touch with me, sometimes 20 years after the fact, and all they do is tell me what remarkable memories they have because Leonardo or another character spoke to their child. I'm so grateful to have the opportunity.
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WHAT: The Politics and Markets Project, a new initiative aimed at fostering discussion among college students about key issues of the day, presents "This Won't Hurt a Bit: ObamaCare and Your Future." David Primo, an associate professor of political science and business administration, will moderate a panel discussion with nationally recognized health care experts on the consequences of ObamaCare for college students.
Panelists include Michael Cannon, director of health policy studies at the Cato Institute, Elizabeth Carpenter, director at Avalere Health, and Michael Ramlet, editor-in-chief of The Morning Consult.
Prior to his work at the Cato Institute, Cannon served as a domestic policy analyst for the U.S. Senate Republican Policy Committee, advising the Senate leadership on issues related to health, education, labor, welfare, and the second amendment. He has appeared on ABC, NPR, CNN, Fox News Channel, and NPR.
As a director at Avalere Health, Carpenter helps clients anticipate the short and long-term effects of health related regulations and legislation on business strategy. In particular, Carpenter focuses on the impact of health care coverage expansions included in the Affordable Care Act.
Ramlet is a health policy and healthcare business strategy expert. He is founder and editor-in-chief of The Morning Consult, a digital media company covering the intersection of health policy and business strategy. Ramlet is also a principal at Paragon Insights, a public opinion and market research company, and holds an adjunct faculty position at the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management. His work has been cited in the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg News, and the New York Times.
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The international Red Cross says 62 people have been taken to one of their medical facilities in the last two weeks.
South Sudan's army has been battling rebels led by David Yau Yau. South Sudan accuses Sudan of supporting the rebels. Khartoum denies the allegations.
The group is seeing "fairly serious injuries" caused mostly by light weapons, said the international Red Cross's Ewan Watson.
The number of deaths is not known because the area is not accessible by outside groups. The military and government did not immediately have casualty information.
Watson said many more people might be wounded that authorities don't know about.
The United Nations announced Monday in New York that its peacekeeping mission in South Sudan reported that overnight in Jonglei state, a Sudan People's Liberation Army camp came under fire from "unknown groups" using rocket-propelled grenades and the army returned fire on the attackers. U.N. spokesman Martin Nesirky said about 200 civilians in the area sought shelter at the nearby U.N. mission headquarters and some 300 people fled to other refuges. They went home later Monday, he said.
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Tyler and Van, TX – If your business or home is drowning in paper, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) has some guidelines for what you should keep and how long to keep it. To protect your own and your customers' identities, shred anything with private or financial information before you discard it.
"Companies need to keep good records to stay on top of their business and, in some cases, to protect themselves from litigation," said Mechele Agbayani Mills, President and CEO of BBB Central East Texas. "A retention program that regularly reviews and destroys unneeded documents can reduce clutter and make it easier to manage day-to-day."
On Saturday, April 26, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the BBB offices in Tyler (3600 Old Bullard Road Tyler, TX 75701) and on Friday, May 2, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Brookshire's of Van (706 W Main St, Van, TX 75790), companies and individuals can shred up to three hundred pounds of paper per vehicle at no charge. East Texas Shredding, Allied Waste System and STS Electronic Recyclingare generously donating their services. Information on identity theft protection also will be available.
For more information about the events, contact BBB at 903-581-5704 or by going to bbb.org A guide to documents that should be retained is below. More information is available at http://www.bbb.org/us/Identity-Theft-Resources/.
Record Retention Guidelines for Businesses
Permanent Records
Accountants' audit reports
Annual Financial Statements
Bills of sale for important purchases
Canceled checks (for important purchases)
Capital stock and bond records, other records dealing with the firm's capital structure
Cash books
Charts of accounts
Contracts and leases (major and/or current)
Correspondence (legal and important matters)
Credit history
Deeds and mortgages
Depreciation schedules
Employee personnel records (after termination)
Financial statements (year-end)
General and private ledgers
Insurance records
Minute books, bylaws and certificate of incorporation
Pension records
Property appraisals
Property records
Tax returns (along with related documents and worksheets)
Trademark registrations
Seven years
Accident records and claims
Accounts payable and receivable ledgers and schedules
Canceled checks (unimportant payments)
Contracts and leases (expired)
Expense analyses and distribution schedules
Expired option records
Expired insurance policies
Inventories (of products, materials and supplies)
Invoices (customer and vendor)
Labor records
Notes receivable ledgers and schedules
Payroll records and related documents (including pensioners' payments)
Plant cost ledgers
Purchasing department copy of purchase orders
Royalty computations
Safety records
Sales records
Scrap and salvage records
Stock and bond certificates (canceled)
Subsidiary ledgers
Time books
Vouchers for payments to vendors, employee and related parties
Excise tax computations
Internal audit reports
Time cards and clock records
Three years
Bank deposit tickets
Bank reconciliations
Correspondence (general)
Employee savings bond registration records
Employment applications
Interim financial statements
Miscellaneous internal reports
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By: Jason Gay
I know what you are thinking. Please: not another Tim Tebow story. Maybe you admire the guy. Maybe you never cared. But you've probably had enough with the Tebow manifestos. You'd prefer a Tebow-free zone. Tebowignorance is bliss. You don't need to hear another maddening debate over Tebow's playing ability, debates that were often as compelling as watching people thump each other over the head with rubber hammers. Tebow-mania? It's not even a mild fever. Especially now. Tebow's not playing football. He's been rudely dumped. Again. He doesn't even have a team. Besides, it's May! There are basketball and hockey playoffs and the Kentucky Derby and there is laundry and weeding to be done and ice-cream sandwiches in the freezer. Need to prioritize. Need to move on. No more Tebow. Anything but Tebow. Oof, Tebow. Help.
.The short life of Tebow-mania is another sign of the strangely accelerated and disposable culture we now inhabit, even in the world of sports. In less than a year and a half, Tebow has gone from the biggest thing in football, a genuine sensation, to yesterday's news—Monday morning's, specifically, until the buzz of Tebow's release by the New York Jets was vaporized by Jason Collins's coming out to Sports Illustrated. By the Warhol fame index, Tebow is believed to be somewhere past 14 minutes, or maybe even 14:50. No longer is there an appetite for Tebow superlatives or endless iterations of Tebow arguing (an appetite that was probably grossly overstated to begin with). Nobody's really asking if Tebow is better or worse than Joe Flacco or a Brady Quinn or a pickup truck or the cast of Nashville or a really smart dinosaur. Could Tebow beat the Dolphins? Could Tebow stop the Martians? Is Tebow simply too good for the NHL? These feel like absurdist questions of a previous generation, crazy reels of a forgotten 8-track tape.
You can already feel the pre-fatigue for any story that suggests where Tebow will wind up next. Tebow to the Patriots? The 49ers? Canadian Football League? Indoor Thunder Football? Sitting in a room staring at a blank wall? There are questions if Tebow will convert to another position. Or will he insist on staying a QB? The intrigue is less intriguing. We have been here before. Do you want to endure this again? At this point I assume you'd prefer if I came to your front door and thumped you over the head with a rubber hammer. I bet Tebow's pretty bored of it himself.
Consider where we were not so long ago, in January of 2012—Tebow was being celebrated not just as a football winner, but as some kind of transcendent celebrity, on par not with plebes like Tom Brady or Eli Manning, but Lady Gaga or Beyoncé. Tebow was a quarterback who won despite passes that resembled frozen turkeys tossed into the back of a van. He helped revive a listless Denver club, guiding his team to the postseason, and even a thrilling playoff game on the first play from scrimmage. Through winning Tebow became positioned as a movement—a blend of pluck and wholesomeness and faith, whipped into a frenzy by that string of improbable late victories. Non-football fans swooned. Networks executives danced like network executives. Bronco games were like Movies of the Week and After-School Specials, smushed into one.
And then it disappeared. The Broncos maneuvered to sign the veteran Peyton Manning and Tebow was abruptly traded to the New York Jets, where he never truly got a chance. Tebow became the best backup quarterback to appear on the cover of GQ. The Jets were uncharacteristically stubborn. So what if Tebow wasn't performing well in practice? The Jets were going no place; why was a headline-seeking team losing its sense of showbiz? There was something utterly un-New York about it. Every night on Broadway, the great acts of stage are sometimes mangled, sometimes elevated by boldfaced TV and film actors hired because audiences enjoy seeing stars. The team should have given people what they wanted. The Jets aren't Shakespeare in the Park; They're "The Cannonball Run."
Now Tebow will be someone else's project, the muscular quarterback with the iffy arm and the big heart. He is only 25 years old. Everything you liked about Tebow as a Bronco appears to still be there: the determination and the willingness and the refusal to abandon hope. I don't necessarily think those things make him a great quarterback, or even a mediocre one. I am not sure where Tebow will play football next season. I am not sure if the mania will rise again. All I know is that I wouldn't bet against Tim Tebow. I've heard and seen enough.


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Red Hat Toronto, 90 Eglinton Ave. East, Suite 502 (Note: different than previous Red Hat office)
Date and Time
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This Eclipse DemoCamp will be sponsored by the Eclipse Foundation and Red Hat.
If your company is willing to co-sponsor this event, please contact Andrew Overholt (email overholt at redhat.com).
- Andrew Overholt, Red Hat (email overholt at redhat.com)
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If you would like to present at this event, please add your name below.
- Wayne Beaton, Orion (but I am willing to give this up if one of the Orion committers wants to do it instead)
- Andrew Robinson, Red Hat (email arobinso at redhat.com)
- Peter Krogh EclipseLink (email pkrogh at oracle dot com)
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If you plan on attending please add your name and company to the list below. If you have any trouble with the wiki, just send an email to <add the organizer name and email address here>.
- Andrew Overholt, Red Hat
- Valentin Baciu, IBM
Andrew RossWayne Beaton, Eclipse Foundation
- William Cheung, solo guy
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Finally saw this set yesterday. I like all of the figure choices for this general release battle pack. Well, all of them except for one. WHY IN THE SAM HILL DID HASBRO PUT AAYLA SECURA IN THIS BATTLE PACK WHEN SHE'S ALREADY IN THE FELUCIA ONE?!?! Stupid Hasbro. You've got umpteen different Jedi in the arena battle, many of who have been produced before. Why issue the same Aayla Secura in two different battle packs that are on the shelves at the same time?
Hasbro addressed the how's/why's they sometimes don't give the mix everyone thinks is "ideal" in their battlepacks in a recent Q&A... It has to do with what molds are at what factories and things.
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November 17, 1939 - December 26, 2012
Washingtonville, NY
Monica T. Dunn, a lifelong resident of the area, passed away Wednesday, December 26, 2012, at her home in Washingtonville, NY. She was 73 years old. Daughter of the late Fred and Helen Conklin Hayward, she was born in Brooklyn, NY on November 17, 1939.
Monica was a retired beautician and owner of Monica's Beauty Shop in Washingtonville, NY. She was an avid bowler on local women's leagues, was a volunteer at Grace Community Church, making prayer quilts, and was a past president and member of the Blooming Grove Volunteer Ambulance Corps.
Survivors include her husband, David L. Dunn, Sr. of Washingtonville, NY; her son, David L. Dunn, Jr. and his wife, Doreen of Salisbury Mills, NY; her daughter, Theresa Ann Dunn of Washingtonville; her two grandchildren: David Dunn III and Ashley Victoria Dunn, and her sister, Maureen Hamilton of Grant, FL. Monica was predeceased by her brother, Frederick Haywood.
There will be no visitation. Cremation will take place at Cedar Hill Crematory, Middle Hope, NY. Funeral services will be private, at the convenience of the family. Future interment will take place in Cemetery of The Highlands, Highland Mills, NY.
Memorial donations may be made to Hospice of Orange & Sullivan Counties, Inc., 800 Stony Brook Court, Newburgh, NY 12550.
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Neko and wan-wan, hello!
Maybe not exactly a chiptune album, but a chiptune album in spirit. Cute, beep-boop-videogamey tunes that tell a story, possibly about the kitty and the doggie on the cover, but that's up to you.
If you're not downloading the .ZIP already… have a listen!
01 – Cooperation
02 – Daydreaming – with Rebecca Clements
03 – Where are we?
04 – Wandering and Wondering
05 – Everything Fits Together
06 – Death
07 – Mr Fun
08 – Für Rebecca
09 – Collaboration and Friendship – with Rebecca Clements
10 – Ready for Anything
12 – The Journey Home
I wouldn't mind terribly at all if the music of Sound Club Sweet compelled you, through tears of joy, to pay for it. If you enjoy it; if you find yourself listening to it more than almost never, please consider making a PayPal donation. (I suggest $5.00, but whatever's good for you.) There's absolutely no obligation, but it does help me to pay the bills and devote time to more entertaining projects like this one. Thank you!
Sound Club Sweet began in November 2009 as a handful of tunes created for the TIGSource.com 'assemblee' competition. I just created some music and threw it out there, for anyone to use in his or her game. In the same spirit, you are welcome and encouraged to use the music of Sound Club Sweet in your videogame, or any other project. Please ask for my permission first, but don't worry — I'll probably say yes. 'Looping' versions of all the tunes are available here: [ DOWNLOAD .ZIP (17 MB) ]
Relevant links:
- Sound Club for Windows – Sound Club Sweet was made in it!
- KinokoFry – Rebecca Clements created cool rhythms for two of the tunes.
- Oh, and here are some more drawings of kitties and doggies.
Thank you! Have a cute time with Sound Club Sweet.
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The trend in Major League Soccer is for young players to head to Europe in the offseason to hone their skills with or against the region's best clubs. Houston Dynamo rookies Will Bruin and Kofi Sarkodie will get the chance to do just that when they take part in the Generation adidas tour starting next week.
"It's going to be a great experience," Sarkodie told MLSsoccer.com Friday afternoon. "It's a once-in-a-lifetime thing you get to be a part of. Getting to go there and see how they do things on their turf is always a great international experience, and you can take so much from that."
Bruin (pictured above) and Sarkodie were part of the 2011 Generation adidas class, a group of collegiate underclassmen who are signed by MLS making them eligible for the SuperDraft. The Dynamo pair are part of an 18-player roster that includes young players from throughout the league that are set to trek to the Netherlands for two weeks.
For the Houston duo, this trip comes at the end of a rookie season that saw them take very different paths. Bruin, the 11th pick in the 2011 SuperDraft, started off hot, scoring four goals in the first seven games of the season. He finished the season with five goals and played in 25 games, a Dynamo rookie record.
Sarkodie (pictured right), the seventh pick in 2011 SuperDraft, found playing time tough to come by in a stacked Dynamo defense that got better throughout the year. For both players, this trip offers the opportunity to gain playing time while developing their skills against quality competition, including the Ajax reserve squad.
"It's going to be great to be able to play against some of those guys and see what the talent is actually like over there," said Bruin. I'll be trying to learn as much as I can."
While Bruin and Sarkodie are intent on using the trip to aid in their offseason training, part of the intrigue of the trip is getting exposed to the European game. The group will get to see a UEFA Champions League match and get to play in front of international scouts.
The 2010 trip to Spain helped launch international interest in MLS youngsters Juan Agudelo, Brek Shea and Teal Bunbury. That opportunity is not lost on either of Houston's representatives.
"Everyone's a pro and every time you get a chance on the pitch, whether it's for Houston or for your nation or on a trip like this, there's always going to be people watching you," Sarkodie said. "They're looking for talent and guys that can help their teams. It's going to be a great atmosphere and there are going to be scouts watching. You never know what can happen."
The group departs December 5 and will play aganist the Ajax reserves, FC Volendam and Almere City before returning Dec. 15.
Darrell Lovell covers the Houston Dynamo for MLSsoccer.com


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Not just barbecue, TEXAS Barbecue! On Wednesday evening, we'll walk just a few blocks down Fannin Street to Hermann Park to enjoy a barbecue dinner in true Texas style in the Fannin Pavilion.
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BARRINGTON – Lacrosse is a sport more popular on the East Coast, and while it's growing elsewhere, it isn't yet common throughout the Midwest.
Barrington is one of the towns where you'll see lacrosse and, according to those involved with high school lacrosse team, this upcoming season promises to be a successful one.
Despite having Barrington High School in the name, lacrosse isn't a school-sponsored sport such as football or basketball. It is considered by the Illinois High School Association as an "emerging sport." In Barrington's case, the school provides the name and some of the facilities, but both the boys and girls teams are run by parents and students.
Charlie Del Vecchio is the president of the parent board for the girls. With three daughters, he has been a part of the organization for nearly 10 years. He said it is up to the parents to pay salaries, set up fields, and set schedules.
This year in girls' lacrosse, Del Vecchio says there is a lot to look forward to.
"There are a lot of new teams who have picked up the sport in the past several years," he said. "It's great because it helps develop the sport in Illinois."
There are 55 girls high school lacrosse teams in Illinois. Last year, Barrington finished 11-11 on the season and 14th in the state. It also won its conference.
"Last year, there were 14 seniors. We had great expectations," Del Vecchio said. "They played really well, but we lost several one-goal games to really tough competition. We didn't do as well as we thought we would.
"This year, the experience level is the highest we've ever seen, at least in the 10 years I've been involved."
Suzanne Rich, the coach of the girls varsity team, agreed it will be an exciting year.
"We're pretty excited about having a new team. I only have nine returning players," Rich said.
Of the 68 girls on three teams, many of them have been playing for club teams during the offseason. Four of the senior girls, including Lauren Captain, Allison Doran, Jenna Feldman and Del Vecchio's daughter Maggie, have been on the varsity team since they were sophomores.
"The bottom line is the skill level of these kids is much higher than we've seen before," Del Vecchio said.
Rich said seeing these girls play is another part of the reason that she's looking forward to this season.
"I think that's what I'm most excited about is now seeing these four players that have been with me since they were sophomores and seeing how they can really lead the team," Rich said.
Captain, a midfielder, said the girls on the team are in great shape.
"Already I see a change in the stick skills we have," Captain said. "I don't think we'll be sloppy this year."
She added that this year is no different from most years in the team's desire to beat Lake Zurich's team.
"This year we have a lot of younger players, which isn't a problem, but they might not know the competition with them," she said, adding that many team members know girls on the Lake Zurich team and feel they have to beat them.
Rich said while the girls focus on Lake Zurich because they're playing against their friends, the coaches focus on beating Palatine because they are in the same conference.
Their first order of business is just getting onto a field. Their first two games against St. Viator and Carmel were canceled due to weather.
"At this point, we just have to get out there and play," Rich said. "We're very antsy to get going and get outside. We're hoping Mother Nature is on our side."
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May 14, 2014
Senior mechanical engineering major Chris Douglas capped a busy Hilltop experience with national recognition as he became the first Bradley student in 47 years to receive a graduate fellowship from Tau Beta Pi honor society.
The Anderson Fellowship, one of 26 the society awarded, will allow him to continue his studies this fall at Georgia Tech, where he also received a research fellowship from the university.
"I never could've seen this happening when I came to Bradley," he said. "I've taken the opportunities given to me and I'm thankful for them. I'm blessed to have them."
Douglas immersed himself in a host of activities as an undergraduate, including the triathlon club, track, cross-country, the rock climbing club and Tau Beta Pi. He also participated in a May interim trip to Germany with Dr. Martin Morris.
Douglas took advantage of small class sizes to build relationships with faculty who shaped his life. Those relationships were formed in the labs and out in the community.
"I've gotten a lot of opportunities at Bradley that I couldn't get at other schools," Douglas said. "I've gotten to work closely with several professors, so I'm not just a student or worker to them. I'm a friend and mentee."
Additionally, as president of the university's Tau Beta Pi chapter two years, Douglas worked to make the honor society more visible in Peoria. The chapter assisted with Peoria Riverfront Museum's Engineering Day and a Bridge Bust competition with youth.
"This gave those in Tau Beta Pi an experience in community service they might not have as mechanical engineering students," Douglas said. "These made impacts in the community because we weren't doing them to check off a box."
Tau Beta Pi was founded at Lehigh University in 1885. It has collegiate chapters at 242 engineering colleges in the United States and active alumni chapters in 38 cities.
It has initiated more than 551,000 members in its 129-year history and is the world's largest engineering society.
Gregory L. Theus was Bradley's first Tau Beta Pi fellowship recipient in 1967.


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CamanoIslandJQ wrote:A safety not being taked about much that is currently ranked by many in the late 2-nd round:
His most appearant weakness is that he is too aggressive but he had some very impresssive combine numbers. Might just fit PC/JS ideas for a FS (backing up ET with some nickle back, big safety work?)
Eric Reid, FS, LSU, 6-1, 213, 4.49/40, 33-5/8" arms, 10" hands, 2.55-20yd split, 1.53-10yd split, 40.5" vert, 11'-2" broad, 4.22 shuttle, 6.99 cone, 17 reps.
nanomoz wrote:Outta left field: Johnthan Banks, CB, Mississippi State.
Behind Sherm and Browner, this team has only question marks at cornerback. Additionally, Browner is a free agent at the end of 2013--a free agent approaching 30 years of age.
The past success of drafting cornerbacks late, or getting them on the cheap, isn't good enough reason to pass a guy that is a perfect fit for the scheme: tall/long, ball-hawking, aggressive, solid-tackling corner.
ImTheScientist wrote:This guy is the closest thing to beast mode we will ever see. You got a glimpse of that yesterday. He was instantly my favorite player when they signed him. Give the dude a chance and don't overreact or overthink preseason. Go Hawks. Lacy will rush for 1,100 and 10TDs. Bend the knee.
seatt1eslew wrote:Honey badger. Yes i know we have AW, but it fits with the WTF! reaction of recent first picks. Always compete always win, especially when AW is 36.
seahawks875 wrote:I think its going to be Terron Armstead.
seatt1eslew wrote:If not the best available DB, whoever the best OL/DT/LB prospect is will be the pick. Only God knows who JS thinks that is.
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Thursday, October 11, 2012
Pencils come in all shapes, sizes, designs, and colors. One end is used to write; the other to erase our mistakes. I make lots of mistakes, so the eraser end of my pencils have worn thin. People are a lot like pencils. We come in all shapes, sizes, designs, and colors, and we all make mistakes. Fortunately, God sent his son to die for us and erase our mistakes. He wants to forgive us and he will over and over. But he wants us to ask for his forgiveness.
Then he expects us to forgive others ---over and over and over. When Peter asked Jesus how many times we should forgive, Jesus said seven times seventy. I believe Jesus used that huge number because he knew that we would eventually lose count and keep forgiving people over and over.\
But, what does it mean to forgive others?
When you forgive another person, you no longer allow their behavior to cause you anger, pain, bitterness, or resentment. When you choose not to forgive, you make the choice to hold on to your feelings of resentment, anger, and pain.
Forgiving another does not mean you will never again feel the pain or remember the thing that hurt you. The hurtful experience will be in your memory forever. By forgiving, you are not pretending the hurtful behavior never happened. It did happen. The important thing is to learn from it while letting go of the painful feelings.
Forgiveness is not about right or wrong. It doesn't mean that the person's behavior was okay. You are not excusing their behavior or giving permission for the behavior to be repeated or continued.
When you forgive another, it does not mean you wish to continue your relationship with them. This is a separate decision. You can forgive a person and live your life apart from them.
Let us accept God's forgiveness and then extend that to others - over and over again.
Matthew 6:14 For if you forgive others their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you.
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Hand-Painted Birds and Flowers
I meant for this little experiment to be completed in time for "Project Month" at Apartment Therapy last fall, but I bit off more than I could chew and, well, here we are. So let me now offer a few notes on painted ornament in the bedroom.
My project is painted in the spirit of 18 century Chinoiserie, from a period where Europe and especially the French were fascinated by the new imports from the East, and produced things like wallpaper and porcelain for their own consumption in a similar manner. The hand-painted wallpapers now available and Gracie and de Gournay require 110 man-hours per roll to create, and one can imagine them being prohibitively expensive. For this room, I tried to keep the style clean and contemporary, and lend it my own hand.
Whereas I've experimented with this before, this is my first full-on big room. My basic palette is tone-on-tone metallic over matte. As such, it's ephemeral and you don't see the painting directly in front of you as much as it's floating around in your peripheral vision.
Composition was everything — I spent hours moving blue tape around to locate my trees and branches. The furniture and mirrors were already in place, so I created my little vistas around them. Make thumb-nails and sketches! I found that metallic paint equals "prettiness," as it shimmers, and that this project wasn't finished until I added the birds. That's when I finally felt as if I was standing in the portal to another realm. Even then, there were six birds, and I painted out two of them. I suppose, as always, that less is more.
Paint used:
Benjamin Moore Philadelphia Cream HC-30
Ralph Lauren Regent Metallic Oyster RL-41
(Images: Mark Chamberlain)


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Growing up firstborn: the pressure and privilege of being number one
Delacorte Press, Oct 1, 1989 - Family & Relationships - 280 pages
Written specifically for adults who were the first born in their families or their parents, this book uncovers the unique traits of the firstborn and helps them learn how to take advantage of the good and minimize the bad.
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Review: Growing Up FirstbornUser Review - Judie - Goodreads
I am not sure I liked this book because it was like a trip down memory lane for me. It was not new information, but it's always good to reinforce things you know that are important. I am a big believer in birth order and how it affects family dynamics. Read full review
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