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Today on the Today Show, Guilianna Rancic told the world that after a long run with infertility, she and husband Bill are planning to welcome a baby into the world via gestational surrogate.Here's the Clip
As a disclaimer, I think this is awesome news, and wish them nothing but the best. I was happy to have caught the segment. It did get me thinking about my own journey though, and a couple of the pet peeves I'm already forming. For example:
Have Some Respect
Ann Curry had a laugh over a celebrity having a "baby momma" and asked how it worked. First of all let me just say that I really dislike calling a surrogate a "baby momma." Honestly, that term has become synonymous with a half witted, drama prone woman that the other biological parent doesn't want to deal with. That kind of relationship is far from what I hope to have with my Intended Parents. So, in cause you're reading this later on, IP's, please don't call me that.
I feel like surrogates are going through a LOT of emotional highs and lows with the hormone injections, the transfer process, the pregnancy itself, and then handing a baby over. I feel a surrogate deserves respect. And to me, being called a "Baby Momma" just aint' respectful.
Just because a woman has sex, doesn't mean she'll have sex with everyone.
Just because I desire to be a surrogate, doesn't mean I'll have your baby.
Maybe it's because I am already on this path for myself and I understand the importance of finding the right match, but I felt she gave the air of the matching process being as simple as finding a woman in the produce section of your local grocery store.
I am not walking around wearing a t shirt that reads, "womb for rent." Just because I am willing and desiring to become a surrogate does not mean I'm willing and desiring to do it for any old Joe on the street.
When I told me OBGYN about our decision a few weeks ago (to ask for local resources and his experience with surrogacy), the nurse in the room actually stayed back when he left to ask if I'd be her carrier . It was honestly so awkward. I hadn't even begun to think about my preference for the location of my Intended Parents, and to be put on the spot like that was downright weird. Truly, she didn't even tell me her name before diving into her infertility story. I wound up saying we were long from the start of the process and that I was sure she'd have a child before I was ready to begin. I feel for her, but what a burden to drop on my feet.
I'm not really angry, though as I re-read this I sure sound it. I just want to make sure I find the right fit in Intended Parents. And I don't take it lightly.


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Article Update : 22/10/2017
Traditional downloading of programs and application from a website has become outdated as well as there are not many website providing free softwares for download. The another medium for downloading and sharing of files is peer to peer file sharing Networks & Programs and it has grown to tremendous level with many networks having more then millions of users to share software's, Music files, Videos and Programs etc.
With the increase in popularity of Peer to Peer (P2P) networks it has also become one of the medium for spreading of viruses, spywares, ad ware, malware through file sharing applications. Users are seeking for clean, safe, fastest and best p2p file sharing applications.
Check out our Best P2p File Sharing Programs List of 2011
After searching for hours on Google I have got big list of safe and best peer to peer (P2P) programs and applications.
The initial article was written back in 2008, that's 10 years back. A lot of things have changed in all these years and we felt its time that we updated this article with new content.
No longer the P2P aka Peer2peer file sharing is as popular as it was back in 2008. A lot of peer 2 peer networks mentioned in the original article have disappeared or taken over or shut down due to lack of users or law enforcement agency. We have updated the list mentioning current status of the client, so you can skip those clients without bothering to download and check it.
As of now the most popular medium for downloading files, music, movies, and apps are torrents website. All you need to do is bookmark the popular torrent websites and get the torrent client.
Top 20 Best p2p (Peer to Peer) File Sharing Applications and Programs
1.) uTorrent:
The small and lightweight torrent client available for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android smartphones, uTorrent tops the list of file sharing program. The free version of uTorrent may come with ads, but has most of the features that one may need while torrenting. The pro version of uTorrent comes with streaming and premium customer support.
2.) Bittorrent :
This is one of best, fastest, safe and widely used p2p program. Performance of BitTorrent is way better than any other available P2P clients.
Supported Operating System: Windows, Linux, Mac
Download Bittorrent Client
3.) Soulseek: Current Status – Active
Soluseek central server type of P2P file sharing application. Soluseek is good old p2p file sharing program best of sharing music files. i haven't tried soluseek ever but have heard that soluseek is best for music, audio, Mp3 files to download.
Supported Operating system: Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7.
4.) Shareaza: Current Status – Active
This was one of early p2p program when p2p was still new concept. It supports the wide variety of networks like Gnutella, Gnutella2, EDonkey Network, BitTorrent. Also lets you to download files over FTP and HTTP, which can handle magnet links, ed2k links, Piolet links, and the now deprecated Gnutella links.
Shareza has millions of users and uncountable numbers of files shared across Shareaza network. The developer behind Shareaza still working and upgrading the client with new features.
Supported Operating System: Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7
Download Shareaza Client
5.) eMule:
eMule is one of the biggest and most reliable peer-to-peer file sharing clients around the world thanks to its open source support and based on edonkey2000 client.
eMule has Multi-language support with ability to connect to multiple servers and intelligent file corruption detection system to help you in getting genuine files. eMule is free from spyware, adware and is completely free to use.
eMule is also available in portable form to run from your USB derive
Supported Operating System: Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7
Download eMule Client
6.) KCeasy:
KCeasy is client based on GIFT peer to peer file sharing protocol. This protocol improves the overall usability of peer to peer network, ability to downloads single file from multiple peers simultaneously.KCeasy supports multiple networks for file sharing.
Supported Operating System: Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7
The last KCeasy was released in 2008 and since then there hasn't been any update to the client, which could mean the KCeasy is abandoned project. Though you can still download the KCeasy and try it.
Download KCeasy
7.) Ares Galaxy:
Ares is one of my favorite p2p program and I have been using it from last 4 years, Ares network is not that much big as compared to other p2p but its completely free from viruses, spywares and adwares.
I haven't got any infected files or corrupted installer. Ares List is used more than normal Ares client because of its low size, speed, and performance.
Supported Operating system: Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7
8.) WinMX – Current Status – Original Client discontinued and new client released.
WinMX one of pretty old peer to peer file sharing program has suffered due to the law suite and its official website and server is now offline form 2005 although WinMX program is still operating successfully.
WinMX network has limited number of Viruses and also it has the restriction of maximum file size can be shared is 2 GB only. WinMX is majorly used for audio and video file sharing but you can use it for sharing any types of files.
Supported Operating system: Windows
Download WinMX
OurMX : WinMX client after suffering huge blow due to weakness in their protocol, was under constant attack and ended up losing several thousand users. In an attempt to revive the WinMX, the community decided to release a new named OurMX. However, the development has been very slow due to lack of skilled developers and there hasn't been any stable build release for years. As of now, you can get the beta 1 release of OurMx.
9.) WireShare : An updated version of LimeWire Pirate Edition based on the metapirate source, WireShare is the replacement of LimeWire which is shutdown by the court. The WireShare is available for Windows, Mac OS X and different Linux distributions.
10.) Gnutella:
Gnutella is file sharing network which is supported by several p2p clients like LimeWire, BearShare, Shareaza etc.
Gnutella has the strong user base with less number of infected files present in file sharing network. The strong community of Gnutella forums has been keeping several discontinued popular p2p clients including LimeWire in the form of WireShare, Shareaza, BearShare and custome made GnucDNA based clients.
Supported Operating System: Windows, Linux, Mac
11.) Azureus now called as Vuze
Azureus is best torrent client with built in search functionality as well as peer to peer torrent sharing. Veze has best bandwidth management for faster file transfer and downloading
Supported Operating System: Windows, Linux, Mac
12.) FrostWire:
Update: Frostwire no longer offers peer 2 peer downloading but rather it has been turned into full-fledged torrent download client. The latest version of FrostWire offers built-in file search, preview or play media while downloading along with built-in media player and media library functions.
FrostWire is also available for Android smartphones and java based devices.
Frostwire is like Vuze is another most popular bittorrent client as well as p2p file sharing client which supports Gnutella, Gnutella2, EDonkey Network. it's completely free from virus and spyware with iTunes integration.
Supported Operating System: Windows, Linux, Mac
13.) Limeware: Current Status – Shutdown by Court
LimeWire is clean, safe, virus and malware free p2p software. It has built-in media player with the optimized search result and supports downloading from multiple hosts.
Supported Operating System: Windows, Linux, Mac
Download Limeware Client
14.) Kazaa: Current Status – Shutdown
Like Shareaza, Kaaza was one of best and most popular p2p during early days of p2p evolution. but in past few years due to many issues like virus infected files, lawsuits, spywares etc. Kazaa has lost its popularity.
However, kazaa has been continually trying to make Kazaa network virus and spyware free with many new features like built in virus scanner, infected file blocking made available in latest Kazaa Client to protect users.
Kazaa Lite is one of best client of Kazaa P2P network for file sharing.
Supported Operating System: Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7
Download Kazaa Lite
15.) iMesh: Current Status – Shutdown
iMesh another popular and spyware, adware free p2p file sharing with application multi-language support. iMesh claims to have over 15 million FREE songs & videos Over 2 million original high quality songs licensed from the record labels.
Personally, we liked the iMesh for downloading music and videos, but haven't found it good for downloading any software or applications.
Supported Operating System: Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7
Download iMesh Client for Windows
16.) Bearshare Lite: Current Status – Shutdown
Bearshare is pretty good p2p file sharing program with having pretty good user base and millions of files shared on Bearshare also supports for Multi-language.
Bearshare is good for downloading music and mp3 files
Supported Operating System: Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7
Download BearShare Client for Windows
17.) Piolet : Current Status: Discontinued Website Down
Piolet is the 3rd generation peer-to-peer file sharing client. This is considerably new p2p file sharing application/Website and it has started gaining popularity among P2P users.
Free version of piolet shows ads and has no search functionality. i really doubt whether this can become good P2P file sharing program.
Supported Operating System: Windows XP
Download Free Piolet client
18.) Overnet: Current Status: Discontinued
Overnet is distributed file sharing program which is based on its own network Overnet has more than millions of users with some interesting features like File corruption detection, decentralized, fast search and downloading of files.
Supported Operating System: Windows, Linux, Mac
Download Overnet client
19.) Morpheus: Current Status: Discontinued
Morpheus is free p2p file sharing program with many features like search, easy user interface, No spyware, Popups or ads. The latest version of Morpheus also supports P2P Streaming media for video and audio.
Supported Operating System: Window 7, Xp/Vista
Download Morpheus Client.
20.) ANts: Current Status : Discontinued
ANts P2P realizes a third generation P2P net. This is only one of kind of peer to peer file sharing application which encrypts everything. It protects your privacy while you are connected and makes you not trackable, hiding your identity (ip) and encrypting everything you are sending/receiving from others.
ANts is written in Java hence it supports all types of operating system.Ants is still in beta and not many users are using it
Download ANts peer 2 peer file sharing client
21) Acquisition: Current Status: Discontinued.
Acquisition is relatively new and paid type of p2p file sharing program. Acquisition uses Gnutella network for peer-to-peer file sharing and BitTorrent client. It is based on LimeWire.
This is one of dedicated P2P software which runs only on Mac OS X.
Download Acquisition client.
If know any other free peer to peer (P2P) file sharing Application/Program then please post in below comment.

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WASHINGTON -- Even after an immigration reform bill he co-drafted passed the Senate, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) said he has plenty of work left to do in selling the idea to his constituents and Republicans in the House.
McCain, speaking at an event hosted by the AFL-CIO labor federation, said he will spend August traveling the "entire state" of Arizona to meet with groups in the influential coalition of Latino organizations, evangelicals and business leaders who want to see reform passed.
"So far -- I have to give you some straight talk -- we haven't done as effective a job as we're going to have to between now and the spring," he said of convincing members and constituents to support immigration reform.
The Senate bill from the "gang of eight," of which McCain was a member, passed 68 to 32 last month but likely won't get a vote in the Republican-controlled House. House Republicans have said they will work out their own way forward, and so far, few are working on any plans that include a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, which is deemed absolutely necessary by Democrats and McCain.
To get House GOP members to agree, McCain and Rep. Xavier Becerra (D-Calif.) said supporters of reform need to get to town halls and call their members of Congress to voice their support.
"It's going to be the courage of Americans to always step forward," Becerra said at the AFL-CIO event.
Many Republicans in the House have ruled out a path to citizenship as "amnesty" that would reward undocumented immigrants for coming to the U.S. without authorization or for overstaying a visa, even though the Senate bill requires a long and arduous process for legalization. McCain said Thursday that leaving out a path to citizenship would continue the existing system of "de facto amnesty" for undocumented immigrants.
"If people live in the United States of America without the protections of citizenship, then some of them, and maybe many of them, they are exploited and mistreated in a broad variety of ways," he said. "That's not what America is supposed to be all about."
McCain said some House Republicans could be convinced to support an immigration bill, but urged supporters not to sink to the level of insulting those on the other side of the debate. He specifically called out remarks by Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) that drew attention last week. King, who has vowed to try to block comprehensive reform, said many young undocumented immigrants are drug mules with "calves the size of cantaloupes because they're hauling 75 pounds of marijuana across the desert" -- a statement that was condemned by GOP leaders.
"We're not going to talk about people with cantaloupe calves," McCain said, alluding to King. "We're not going to engage in that type of despicable rhetoric."
Pro-reform advocates and politicians, he said, should stay above the fray rather than attacking opponents of immigration reform. "To be disrespectful to these members would be a serious mistake," he told reporters after the event.
"We're not going to do it without active involvement and engagement, and please treat your opponents, those who disagree with you, treat them with respect," McCain said during the public remarks. "We want to keep the high ground on this debate."


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Have you tried before to know how strong your voice Ocean? To what extent are encircling waves of Aldesepelat even be able to adapt
Whether or not I thought, there is no need now to become obliged to be present in crowded places of noise and clamor, after it was revealed a new record users can determine the strength of votes in any environment, whether sound high or low.
This is a multi-organ advantages, as it is characterized by its ability to measure the extent of super-strength sound Pacific whether high class or low class, intermittent or persistent. Can also use this device to measure noise levels within factories, schools and employment offices, airports, is also used to check the sound inside the studios and lecture halls and home theater equipment.
One of the most important potential that is characterized by the index also contains a large plain reading takes measurements from 50 to 126 Disepel rapidly anywhere but prefers to be measurements in places open to be more precise, it is also equipped with battery rectangular nine-volt power enough When shipped to operate long period of time, what makes the tool light, easy to carry anywhere.
It is noteworthy that noise is one manifestation of environmental pollution might cause narrowing of small blood vessels leading to a rise in blood pressure lasting and severe risk in other cases. These symptoms are accompanied by pain in the head and increase Palpitation heart. The research shows a close link between exposure to noise and long-healthy dangerous phenomena such as dizziness and low balance of rights and injury headache, insomnia, general weakness and fatigue at least make an effort
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April 2015 Recap
While in Colorado Roberta received a phone call from an Austin school in which she had worked a few days in February. They asked if she would be interested in a full time position as a TA in a special ed classroom until the end of the current school year. She gave it a lot of thought then decided to do it. Upon returning to Austin in early April, right after spring break, she started her job there.
Roberta also had been playing a lot of tennis with several different meetup groups she had joined in Austin, and her efforts were beginning to pay off as she found more and more players at her level who love tennis as much as she does. It was at one of these meetups where she met her future mixed doubles partner, John Foster, who was about to become her co-champion……..
May 2015 Recap
The month started out with a celebration of Dave's 56th birthday at a local restaurant that he loves named Threadgill's.
One of Roberta's tennis groups had been advertising a tournament coming up in May at a place called Horseshoe Bay, about an hour drive from Austin, and Roberta decided to ask John to be her partner in the tournament. It was a gorgeous place, with (pseudo) red clay courts but Friday evening it rained continuously, so they were not even able to get on to a court to practice. Instead they found a local carnival and had some fun (see below, lol) In spite of the rain the courts remained dry long enough on Saturday and Sunday to play the matches without too many delays.
And lo and behold……Roberta & John won first place in the 3.5 mixed doubles category!!!
The rest of the month was pretty uneventful. John and Roberta became good friends and he, being an Austin native, was kind enough to show her many "tourist" places (when they could tear themselves away from the tennis courts) and to help her sample many "native" Austin foods.
Roberta really enjoyed her job at the elementary school and learned a lot from the awesome team that she had the pleasure to work with there. One day the team decided it would be fun to teach the students all about "mock apple pie".
One Sunday morning, during Dave & Roberta's traditional watching of "Sunday Morning" on CBS, Roberta decided to try HER hand at making the migas that John had taught her to make. Voila!
June 2015 Recap
The school year ended on June 4 and Roberta was looking forward to the summer break!
June 4th was Water Day!!
Shortly after the end of the school year Roberta & John entered another local tennis tournament at Lost Creek. There was only one other entry at their level in the mixed doubles competition, but they beat them, despite brutal humidity that almost knocked Roberta out, to win another trophy. They celebrated at County Line Restaurant in Austin with their famous ribs.
Roberta continued to unwind from the stressful job she had just completed by listening to music and cooking, while Dave continued to work at the MegaPlex next door to the RV park.
Next, was a trip to Fort Worth. Roberta had to fly to St.Louis for her annual doctor visit and it was best for her to fly from Ft. Worth instead of Austin, so she took the bus there and Dave drove there to pick her up when she returned. At least that was the plan. What actually happened was that Dave got stuck at the RV repair shop in Fort Worth for 3 days alone, while Roberta's return flight to Ft.Worth got diverted to, of all places, Austin! due to very high winds and lightening where she had to stay with a friend until Dave drove the RV back, alone, to Austin, after not even getting to see the grandkids at all because he couldn't get a ride to their house. Weird, but true!!!!!
And now for the highlight of the month of June……the much anticipated trip…..months in the planning….the 5oth anniversary Fare Thee Well Concert of the Dead in Santa Clara, California!!
Roberta flew to Phoenix, Arizona the Wednesday before the concert weekend so she could visit her mother since she had recently relocated to Scottsdale. Then Roberta was able to pick up her stepdaughter, Aubrey, and fly with her to San Jose. Dave's two sons, Geoff and Joel, drove up from Southern California Friday and Dave flew in from Austin on Saturday afternoon. We stayed at the beautiful San Jose Garden Airport Hotel, which was just across the street from the light rail that took us directly to Levi Stadium in less than 20 minutes.
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Sunday morning Roberta did a little exploring by herself in downtown Santa Clara.
And, of course, since this was the first time in 20+ years that Dave had his three kids together, at a Dead show no less (!) – family pics were a must =)
And so began the summer of 2015 ………


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Transylvania University was voted the favorite Tuesday to win the 2015-16 Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference women's basketball championship.
The Pioneers received six of the 10first-place votes in the HCAC Coaches Preseason Poll and collected 96 points in all. Bluffton University finished second, claiming two first-place votes and 88 total points.
Hanover placed third in the poll with 70 points and one first-place vote and was followed by Rose-Hulman, which claimed 68 points and the final first-place vote. Franklin College (67 points), Manchester (49), Defiance (49), Earlham (33), Mount St. Joseph (16), and Anderson (14) rounded out the poll.
Transylvania, which finished 25-3 overall and 18-0 in the league last season, is seeking its fourth consecutive conference title.
Transylvania returns a pair of All-HCAC selections for head coach Juli Fulks. Senior guard Katelyn Smith (Perry County Central) led the HCAC in scoring as a junior (19.5 ppg) and was named the HCAC Most Valuable Player. Junior guard Jordin Fender (Paul Laurence Dunbar) also returns for Transy after earning All-HCAC honors as a sophomore. Fender contributed 11.4 points and 3.9 assists per game.


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Golden State's comeback 117-101 win in Brooklyn wasn't just a clash between the NBA's best team and one of its worst. It was a reunion of unlikely friends in Kevin Durant and Sean Kilpatrick, the four-time scoring champ and the former D-Leaguer he has taken under his sizable 7-foot-4¾-inch wings.
"I love Sean. That's my guy. I just want to see him do well. I'm not here to tell him what to do. I'm just here to be somebody he can lean on when he needs to talk or vent to. That's how we became close,'' Durant said. "I want nothing but the best for him. His journey is remarkable. A lot of people can learn from it. Those types of people I really enjoy getting to know."
They became close through Brooklyn assistant Adam Harrington, who'd been Durant's shooting coach with the Thunder in 2014-15. Harrington introduced them and they've been fast friends ever since.
"I'm close with Kevin,'' Kilpatrick said. "Adam, he introduced me and Kevin together, and ever since then we've been texting every day. It's something that's really actually good, because when you have an All-Star like that who's behind you and in your corner, it's something that's actually great.
"With him, basically he watches every game that we play. The fact that he can text me and have that type of feedback to give to me after games is something that's actually a pretty exciting thing for me and my career. When you have someone like that behind you, that's really sitting there coaching you from afar, it's actually pretty good."
Durant, 28, is a former MVP and seven-time All-Star, and his much-hyped signing with the Warriors upgraded the Splash Brothers. Kilpatrick went undrafted, and Nets GM Sean Marks found him toiling in the D-League last season, giving him a shot to prove himself on a string of 10-day contracts.
"[He told me] just come in every day working like you never had anything,'' said Kilpatrick, 26. "That's something that I've always done, but to hear it from an All-Star, it was something that's actually pretty interesting. He constantly tells me it doesn't matter what's going on, or even with our record it doesn't matter how the record is.
"You go in there and you make sure you continue to keep supporting your teammates and you make sure that you work hard, and watch: You'll see that at the end of the tunnel, that light is going to be bright. So it's pretty good that you have somebody in your corner that's constantly praising you and talking to you about what's going on in your game."
Jeremy Lin had 10 points, 11 assists and eight boards in his first home start since Nov. 2, when he strained his hamstring and missed five weeks. Isaiah Whitehead, who started 14 consecutive games at one point, missed his second straight with a sore left foot.
Brook Lopez's 23 first-half points were a Nets season high for points in a first half, and the most by any player in a first half versus Golden State.
The Nets play Friday in Cleveland. The only other team to face the Warriors and Cavaliers back-to-back is Toronto.
Brooklyn held Golden State to 16 points in the second quarter, their third-best defensive quarter this season.


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Alexander Park Details
Located in a wooded buffer zone around the Buncombe County Landfill, Alexander Bike Park offers rides about 7 miles of trails on a slope high above the French Broad River. The trails range from smooth and fast (less common) to tight and twisty (more common), but in general they are rated More Difficult and are moderate in aerobic and technical challenge. Some trails follow existing roads but some have been newly constructed for the park.
Some sections of trail get overgrown a bit in the summer, but they're in generally good shape.
There are two main loop trails in the park.
The red-blazed right loop starts at the French Broad River parking area and travels around the lower section of the park, totaling just over 3 miles, and contains the more tight-and-twisty singletrack and doubletrack.
The other loop, blazed yellow and called the M3 loop, starts at the tip of the right loop (at the landfill access road) and winds around the hillside above the French Broad River. It has a faster, more flowing feel to it, but it too has some twisty sections with technical challenges to spice it up.
The barn road connects the parking area to the right loop and then continues uphill to form a connection through the middle of it.
Access Info
From Asheville, take US 19-23 North to the Marshall/Hot Springs exit. Take this exit (US 25-70) and drive to the second light. Turn left onto Monticello road and follow this until it ends at River Road. Turn right; it is several miles to the signed parking area. The parking area is on either side of River Road.
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More Stats for Alexander Park mountain bike trail
Altitude change1 ft
Altitude min1,769 ft
Altitude max2,097 ft
Altitude start1,769 ft
Altitude end1,770 ft
Grade max-28.558%
Grade min28.949%
Distance climb3 miles
Distance down3 miles
Distance flat2 miles
Avg time00:53:23
Avg reverse time01:00:45
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- Snow Packed
- Snow Covered
- Freeze/thaw Cycle
- Icy
- Prevalent Mud
- Wet
- Variable
- Dry
- Very Dry
Alexander Park Trail Reports
May 13, 2018 @ 6:40pmMay 13, 2018
|A little overgrown. A lot of low hanging branches on left loop, also a couple of downed trees on left.
Aug 3, 2017 @ 11:56amAug 3, 2017
|Insanely overgrown. No point in trying to ride it. Was regretting every pedal stroke as I was attacked by briars and possibly 8 new varieties of...
Jun 21, 2017 @ 5:25pmJun 21, 2017
|Rideable but really overgrown during spring/summer
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Poster Animal Hospital
We are proud of our hospital and we are eager to provide you and your pet with the highest quality medical care and services. In operation for more than 30 years, Poster Animal Hospital has earned the highest possible approval rating by the American Animal Hospital Association and we hope to attain your approval as well. Our facility is well equipped to provide hospitalization, critical care, and laboratory diagnostics for both small animals and small exotics such as rabbits and guinea pigs.
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The Tri-City Dust Devils scored five runs in the second inning, but the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes used a four-run rally in the ninth to take an 8-7 victory Wednesday night at Gesa Stadium. Tri-City (3-6 Second Half, 17-30 Overall) outhit the Volcanoes (7-2 Second Half, 25-22 Overall) 9-8 in the loss.
Tri-City right fielder Ryan Garvey hit his team-high third home run in the seventh inning. Garvey went 1-for-4 on the night. Second baseman Cesar Galvez took over the team lead with his 13th and 14th RBIs of the season and went 1-for-5 on the night.
Dust Devils starter Ryan Castellani was phenomenal in his four innings, allowing just one unearned run on a hit with five strikeouts. He ended the night with a no-decision in the game.
Jerad McCrummen (3-1) took the loss for Tri-City. McCrummen took over in the ninth inning for reliever Josh Michalec and pitched an inning of relief, allowing a run on two hits.
Volcanoes starting pitcher Jose Reyes pitched five rough innings, allowing six runs on seven hits. Reliever Cameron McVey (1-1) got the win for Salem-Keizer, and Eury Sanchez collected his eighth save of the year in the victory.
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Born Matthew Paul Miller, Matisyahu (who uses his Hebrew name for his recording career) is a Jewish reggae musician. He is perhaps best known for his ability to expertly blend traditional Jewish themes and lyrics with more common music genres, including reggae, rock and hip-hop. "King Without a Crown" is Matisyahu's most successful mainstream single to date. He has released three studio albums, two remixed CDs, a concert DVD and one live recording since 2004.
Raised a Reconstructionist Jew, he started his career as MC Truth in the band Soulfori. He passed a few years as a self-professed "deadhead," taking drugs and following the band Phish on tour. For much of his career, Matisyahu was affiliated with the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic community in Brooklyn, New York, until 2007, when he was quoted as telling the Miami New Times that he longer identifies with the Lubavitch movement. Because of his faith, Matisyahu does not perform concerts on Friday nights to observe the Jewish Sabbath.
Matisyahu's career was launched at Bonnaroo I 2005, when Trey Anastasio of Phish invited him to be a guest musician during his set. He then released a live album in 2005, which received both mainstream and critical praise. Shake Off the Dust, which is Matisyahu's first effort, has risen in popularity since the release of his subsequent albums. He has since toured the U.S., Canada and Europe extensively since 2005 and released a remix album in 2006, covering The Police tune "Message in a Bottle."
His style of music in unique, mixing reggae, traditional forms of rap and rock and guitar solos. Most of his songs are recorded in English, with sprinklings of Hebrew and Yiddish here and there. His reggae style of vocals mimics traditional Rasta Roots with dub sounds, ala Junior Kelly or Buju Banton.


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LAKE WORTH — The Twin Lakes boys` track team won 13 of 17 event to easily win the District 12-4A championship Thursday at John I. Leonard High.
The Rams totaled 202 points - 133 better than Santaluces. Forest Hill finished third with 40 points.
Distance runner Cecilio Farinas won three events for Twin Lakes - 880-yard run (2:04.10), the mile (4:30.75) and two-mile run (10:02).
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The most important thing for you to know about me is that I love everything about my job! I am thrilled to have the opportunity to get to know so many fantastic couples and to tell their story through photography. I combine a photojournalistic approach to your wedding day with relaxed, natural portraits. My style is modern, sincere, and and emotion-filled. If that sounds like what you're looking for in a wedding photographer, let's talk!
I come from a background in Computer Science (yes, I am a proud nerd), and I find that photography really allows me to satisfy both my analytic and creative sides in a way nothing else can. Since starting Looking Glass Photography three years ago, I haven't looked back. I feel so privileged to share in my clients' happiness and to be able to capture beautiful moments they will treasure for a lifetime.
I live in Acton, MA with my husband, Matt (the love of my life, who frequently shoots weddings with me), our dog, Daisy, and our very snuggly rabbit, Jasmine.
I shoot weddings all over Massachusetts (I love Boston and Cape Cod), Southern New Hampshire and Maine, and northern Connecticut and Rhode Island. If you're planning a destination wedding...did I mention that I love to travel?
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Why don't some small business owners save for retirement?
The people who own and run small businesses are busy – extremely. They have a lot to worry about — payroll, rent and trying to bring in new contracts. And, on top of that, it seems they are constantly recruiting and hiring.
What they might not make time for is preparing for retirement. And that's a problem.
A 2013 study by The American College revealed that 40 percent of small-business owners have no retirement savings. Separately, according to the CNBC/FPA Small Business and Financial Planning Survey, 42 percent of financial professionals say retirement planning and an exit strategy are among the biggest problems facing small businesses.
There are a lot of reasons small business owners might not save for their own retirement. But primary among them, according to financial professionals, is they view their businesses as their retirement plan.
"They are pumping more money into (the business) with the anticipation that one day they get to sell the business," says Reid Abedeen at Safeguard Investment Advisory Group in Corona, Calif. "That will be retirement plan.
"A lot of times we put discretionary money back into business instead of paying ourselves," says Sandra Newman, founder and president of REAP Financial in Austin, Texas. "We put it back into business. It is a mistake. It's important to pay ourselves first.
"Consider paying yourself first out of every paycheck," she says. "Take care of you and your family first. Most of them have the same problem. They want to continue to put the discretionary money back into business. Hiring new employees and expanding the office has to be balanced with taking care of your own retirement."
Jeff Imber, president of Imber Wealth Advisors in Ann Arbor, Mich., says that balance between putting the money back into the business and setting money aside is a big challenge for entrepreneurs. "Most entrepreneurs know that putting their dollars back into their business is going to create more for them than putting money into savings account," he says.
"The key is to treat yourself and your retirement as part of the cost of doing business," says Imber. "Look at your future self as a bill. Just like we are paying for rent, advertising and staff, got to sock money away for future."
The problem, he says is that most entrepreneurs will not be able to sell their businesses for what they think. "If you will be able to sell your business for tons of money, that's good," Imber says. "Most of them can't sell their business for $20 million."
Some business owners also tend to focus on their lifestyle over retirement planning and saving.
"Some people also feel they are marking more money and they want a bigger house and more vacations, which is fruit of having good job and owning your own business," Imber says. "You don't want to have lifestyle if it keeps you from contributing to you future."
Imber recalled one client who had a lifestyle that was costing $300,000 a year and a home on the lake with no mortgage. The problem was he had saved nothing for retirement… Absolutely nothing.
"Like anybody, you are so caught up in your own business," he says. "It's like being pregnant forever. You are carrying that baby all the time. You aren't thinking about the future. Entrepreneurs are used to doing things for themselves. But it could be smart to pay for an advisor to help with your plan. You likely need more than a financial professional or a CPA. You need an advisor."
Also, some entrepreneurs are so caught up in doing everything, they neglect the planning process altogether, Imber says. "There's a struggle between how much cash flow you will have. You never know how much you have to invest in or set aside for the future. It is a struggle. You want to squirrel away money for emergencies."
Abedeen says business owners like to be in control. They know their business, and they are most comfortable investing in it.
"I always give them an example," he says. "We are always told to never put all our eggs in one basket. I say I understand that you need control and know your business. But you should never put all your eggs in one basket and you need to diversify. We would never put all our money in real estate, or put all our money in stocks.
"A lot of times they don't want to lose that element of control, but we say you are gaining control by (asset) diversity," Abedeen says. "We discuss options on how they can do this efficiently. They listen. They understand. If they are willing to look at business realistically, I show them how to do it tax-efficiently with a 401(k) or a SEP IRA. A lot of things will save them money in taxes every year and help save for their retirement plan.
"When you illustrate when they do retire, their kids take over the business, or someone purchases it, not only do they have sale proceeds of the business, but they have this retirement income strategy in conjunction. Then they will listen," Abedeen says.
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The Art of iPhoneography, by Stephanie C. Roberts
Hey there,
I just received my copy of this new book "The Art of iPhoneography" by Stephanie C. Roberts. At first glance and after a quick flip through, the layout is very nice and it's filled with great images. The shape of the book is the same as the iPhone 4, that's fun. It is almost 4 times the size though !! Thankful for that.
There are app reviews and tips on how to use them and lots and lots of creative ideas to get you out shooting with your iPhone. There is also a section where the author features iPhoneographers from all over the world. I am looking forward to this section most.
We are also invited to join various communities like Flickr, Tumbler, Posterous & Twitter. There are all kinds of references to iPhoneographers on Twitter which will be great to explore them all.
I haven't read the book yet so I'll refrain from giving an actual review. I may later after I've gone through it cover to cover.
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How do I get the most out of the lenses I have for my DRebel? I can't afford the latest and greatest lenses, so I have to make due with what I have. I have the 18-55mm lens that came with the Rebel and the Canon 80-200mm f/4.5-5.6 II. Are there any settings these lenses work best at?
All lenses, regardless of how good they are, generally perform at their best when shot towards the middle apertures. The worst performance is generally seen at the extreme ends of the zoom or the extreme ends of the aperture.
IMO, too much emphasis is put on the quality of the lenses in the internet forums and not enough on proper photography technique.
There is nothing wrong with your lenses and if you take the time to properly expose, focus, and compose your subject, there is absolutely no reason that you can't produce some stellar shots.
I agree completely with ohenry,
You can have the most expensive equipment available and still take horrible photos. Technique is way more important than the quality of the lens, and with proper technique you will likely take better pictures than a lot of the "L" glass crowd frequenting the forums.
Some things that you may want to consider:
1. If you don't already have one, invest in a decent tripod. Using a tripod may improve your shots if you are experiencing some blurring due to camera movement. Also, I find when I use a tripod I take a bit more time to properly compose my shot.
2. Enroll in a community college photography class, or buy a good book on composition and exposure.
Take the time to thoroughly know your camera and what it is capable of.
Use a tripod for slow shutter speeds and landscapes.
Learn to use a good software package to change contrast, color shifts, saturation, and sharpness levels to make up for the short comings of the lens.
When possible leave room for cropping don't frame in so tightly this way you can take out the best parts of what the lens captured.
Just a few thoughts off the top hope they help.
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Canon G3, G6, 20D, A2, Pentax PZ1, Spotmatic, Super Program. 35 years of photography and I still have every camera I've ever looked at the world and the ones I have loved through.
My quick take -
Regardless of lenses, photography is about capturing light. So, the single most important step is understanding exposure and how it works. Once you understand the concepts of exposure you can start to evaluate how challenges a given situation will present to obtaining proper exposure. Then, given your lenses you can figure out where they fall short for a given situation. For instance, you may be shooting indoors in low light and your max lense speed is f5.6 - probably too 'slow' to capture good photos. You can compensate by using higher ISO and/or flash.
That first part will allow you to take the best picture possible under current conditions. The next part, in my opinion, is using post processing (like photoshop) to correct problems brought about from the capture - e.g. noise reduction because you had to shoot at high ISO, techniques for compensating for distortion or whatever. One of the benefits with digital is you have a great amount of things you can do with software to correct an image. But, having a good understanding of exposure will allow you to capture a better starting point.
All of which will help with the technical aspects - the other part is the 'art' of photography - capturing something of interest. That's where books on composition, etc. will help. THis is the area that I struggle with the most. I've gotten better over the past few years with the technical nature but am still struggling with the art side - and actually capturing something worth people looking at.
In both cases - technical and art practice is always the best approach.
I have a eos 10D, with some standard Canon lenses, everytime I think that the camera or lenes I have are giving me a problem I capture a pix that just knocks my socks off and then I know that the problem is not in or in front of the camera it is the nut behind the camera that need tweaking... In real Estate the phrase is "Location, location, location."
In photography the phrase should be "Basics, basics, basics." use a tripod, understand your parameters, know you scene and what it takes to get it...
It is always a pleasnt surpize to capture a great pix, but is frustrating to know understand all of the bad ones you took..
I like to shoot "wide open" or close to "wide open", which in your case is F/4.5 and whatever is wide open with your 18-55 kit lens.
Shooting wide open lets me blur the background, and in some ways, control it from being distracting.
If you want a real sharp shots, shoot with F/5.6 or F/8. However, you may have some unintended and distracting foreground and background in focus.
Another cool technique is to set your ISO reallly high (like ISO 1600), and set your aperture as small as possible (F16 or F22 or whatever) and let the camera choose the shutter speed. Then you can use your camera like a "point and shoot" where everything from 3 feet to infinity is always in focus.
Try out the above three techniques and compare your shots. Eventually you will develop a "style".
As for me, I like to get close in and personal with my subject, shooting at the widest zoom (or near to it it), with the aperture wide open. It's a real "in your face" style that seems to work for me.
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Critiques and Techniques Look for pictures done by Aladyforty. She has a DRebel
and gets very nice pictures. She's not the only one but she did tell me that she has
the same or similar equipment. There is a lot to be learned in that forum.
The 18-55mm lens has been unfairly criticized by many people on many forums. Check out the review of that lens in the current Popular Photography, and you will see what many of us knew all along: that is a good lens and an excellent value. I see status seekers all the time with their expensive white 400mm lenses sitting on a cheap Walmart tripod or even worse, running around hand held shooting more like an M-16 than a camera. These are people with cameras...not photographers. Incompetent users can take bad pictures with any lens. A skilled, experienced, and artful photographer can take a good picture with any lens.
As others have said, a couple of stops down from wide open is usually the best. That's often around F8. If you can find lab tests on your lenses, you can see for certain the best aperture to use for optimum sharpness. However, sometimes limited DOF with your lens wide open can make your subject seem sharper by contrast to an OOF background.
Let me second also the recommendation for a good (you won't find it at Best Buy) tripod and the largest ball head you can afford. Also, for working at the long end of that 80-200, a cable release can't hurt. You'd be surprised how easy it is to shake the camera with your shutter finger even on a steady tripod. You can make your own (many plans exist--just do a search) or spring for Canon's $30 version (I recommend that--only a little more money than you'd spend on parts, and it works very well, including half-press and a button lock for Bulb).
Finally, Henri Cartier-Bresson never published a photo taken wider than 28mm or longer than 135mm (that's equivalent to 17.5mm to 84.4mm on your DRebel).
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The Slow Readers Club have this week released their third album and are finally getting a bit of 'attention' from people other than music fans in Manchester.
Course You Can Malcolm, the club night in the afternoon that takes place before some FC United of Manchester games, had the privilege of hosting them back in 2012. Yes, 2012. That is six years ago. They were great then, as they are now. The always-on-the-pulse Manchester Evening News named them 'best breakthrough act' this year. That is 2018. We are not sure what they broke through. Maybe they were too slow reading a road sign and ploughed through some of those plastic hurdle-type things they put up when people are working in the road? Maybe they did it outside the Evening News' office in Oldham and that's when they realised who they were?
Since that appearance in Bury FC's weird 'side bar', they have gone on to release two other albums, get signed by the Modern Sky UK label and sold out The Albert Hall in town.
Their new album is called Build a Tower and it is ace. Further details about the band, all United fans, including where to buy the album, is available here.
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Q. You played Course You Can Malcolm. How was it?
Quality. The crowd gave us a warm welcome, they were all keen to listen and we sold a decent amount of CDs, so hopefully that means people liked the stuff.
Q. Where does the name come from? Is it because some of you are related to Edi Reader?
Unfortunately we're not related to Edi Reader. We just can't read quickly.
Q. What do you think of FC United of Manchester?
We've got nothing but respect for the club. You had nothing a few years back and now there's a full blown proper football club with fans, stadium plans and all that. We don't actively follow the club but with us all being United fans, we are always aware of what's going on here and it's quality.
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Yeah, I`ve used them when I had no time to finish my work.
Q. If you were blues do you think you would have called yourself the 'greatest, fastest, immensest readers'?
No. If we were blues the band wouldn't exist because we'd be too busy trying to get out of Blackburn from the time when 2million of us were on the big hill outside Ewood Park.
Q. How do you think Manchester's doing music-wise at the moment?
Manchester is a bit bobbins at the moment. We don't mean that the bands aren't good, it's just that there's no decent scene anymore. You used to be able to do gigs at loads of different nights and the number of nights seems to be dropping. CYCM is where it's at…
Q. When you see the big painted sign on the road saying 'slow' at junctions, are you ever tempted to jump out of your motor car and latch a bit on?
Do people call cars "motor cars?" Anyway, we don't do motorways, just A roads and canals.
Q. Did you burn your mouth on the tater hash?
No. It was just right. Isobel did a great job with it.
Q. Have you ever jibbed into a United game?
Yep. The Champions League final being the most recent one. Quality jib.
Q. As a percentage, how many of you are circumcised?
25% of the band members, which equates to about 10% of our cumulative foreskin.
Q. If you had to lose an ear, which one would it be? And why, obviously….
Pardon? What? Sorry? Say again..
Q. When was the last time you saw someone sken-eyed? And have you heard the saying 'skens like a basket of whelks'?
We only speak English mate…
Q. Have you ever done a sneeze that smelt like sandpaper/the inside of a leather bag?
No. Well… not in the past two months.
Q. Who's got the fittest Mam?
None of us. They all have faces like stuntmen's knees.
Q. Of all the radiator types, which one is your favourite?
You can't beat a bay window shaped double Rad with integrated TRVs. Quality.
Q. If you had to, to save the reputation of the band, would you use a dried dog's lipstick as a plectrum?
Have you been looking at our gear??
Q. There's a section of Mancunians that call umbrellas 'nellies'. Are you with us?
No. Nellies are something completely different where we're from.
Q. In what circumstances would you consider having a swallow tattoo?
If we met the right woman I'm sure we'd all love a cheeky swallow.
Q. If Rita from Coro asked you to push her prolapse back in, what would be the lowest price you'd request?
We'd be willing to bid £100 for the privilege.
Q. Have you ever put cheese on a Malt loaf?
No. We've never met the fat tw4t.
Q. Your debut album's out, you've played CYCM, what's next for The Slow Readers Club?
We have more gigs being added to our website (www.theslowreadersclub.co.uk) every week and we have a couple of more singles being released in February/March/April before the national release of our Album. It's a busy period but we're looking forward to it.
Q. Wu Lyf (who've also played CYCM) have just been on the David Letterman show. Are you going to get on Conan O'Brien in a battle of one-upmanship?
We're aiming higher….. Loose Women is where it's at.
Q. How long do you think it will take to read this interview once it's done?
The same time it takes to have a big poo. (Excluding wiping).
Interview: J Walter Weatherman and the Frillies. Pictures: Matt Wilkinson
CYCM returns to the function room at Broadhurst Park on the evening of Friday 11 May with something old, something new, something borrowed and … something blue.
One of our favourite turns from our Gigg …
On arrival at the ground Murphy thought briefly how quiet the place seemed compared to normal and headed to his office. It was only when there that the dreadful news was relayed to him by Alma George, his secretary.
By John Ludden
Ever since British European Flight 609 careered off the end of Munich runway and killed outright seven Manchester United footballers and many other poor souls on board, the amount of tears shed for …
Next weekend, a crowd will gather outside Old Trafford, as it always does before the home match nearest the anniversary, to remember the 23 people who died, 60 years since that European Cup tie against Red Star Belgrade.
Now that Manchester City look to be on the brink of an era of domination, at least in England, it's perhaps time to take another look at who is really behind this project and why.
A new survey has revealed shocking evidence that could put an end to the world's biggest party and make millions of revellers look completely stupid.
Professor Solomon Shellac of Manchester University has finally published the results …
A new study by a leading Manchester University professor and his team has proved what all Christians feared – that Christmas is shite. Dr. Solomon Shellac of UMIST made the startling discovery after researching all …
I went to Asda to buy my Christmas crap, chocolate, biscuits, Hummus and booze, a traditional Christmas feast. And also tea bags. However, I had to literally fight my way to the tea bags, ram a path to the chocolate, bludgeon my way down the biscuit isle and mount an armed assault in the bread isle.
A new study by a leading Manchester University professor and his team has proved what all Christians feared – that Christmas is shite. Dr. Solomon Shellac of UMIST made the startling discovery after researching all …
From the Daily Telegraph:
Derek Gardner remembers the 1955 Manchester derby like it was yesterday. Or, rather, he remembers the build-up to the game.
"I was out on the town and ended up in a club in …
From The Non League Paper:
The season of goodwill is here and FC United of Manchester are getting in on the act once again as they get set to open the doors at Broadhurst Park to …
FC United founder and former AFL contributor JP O'Neill has written a book about Manchester's battles with the Glazers and the subsequent football club that rose amongst the flames. And then imploded somewhat. Red Rebels …
It's a well established political fact that Kenny Ball, from Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen, despises Nigel Winterburn with an intensity rarely seen in the jazz world. Both modern and acid. Knowing this, I contacted …
If you've dedicated your life to eleven ball-chasing men, chances are you'll know it gets a bit taters watching them in the autumn and winter months. Not quite Jose Mourinho leaving Bastian Schweinsteiger off his …
Training days can be a mixed blessing. On the one hand you get to spend the day drinking tea, eating biscuits and chatting to your workmates, which is always better than working. However, on the …
After years of Fergie seemingly being at war with everyone and everything it made a pleasant change to have a sound, easy going and humble bloke in charge of our football team.
The history books don't tell us if Joseph Holt ever met the Hyde brothers, Ralph and Alfred, and they certainly don't tell us if they ended up scrapping. For this preview's sake though, let's just …
Five days of demonstrations, cultural events, rallies, comedy, music and public meetings will take place all across Manchester to protest the Conservative Party conference from 30 September – 4 October 2017 including a major national demonstration the day the Conservative Party Conference opens on Sunday 1 October.
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Challenge: The Pub 2008
Date Finished: January 29, 2008
Rating: 4.5/5
"Well, from what you've told me, the book has survived the same human disaster over and over again. Think about it. You've for a society where people tolerate difference, like Spain in the Convivencia, and everything's humming along: creative, prosperous. Then somehow this fear, this hate, this hate, this need to demonize 'the other' – it just sort of rears up and smashes the whole society. Inquisition, Nazis, extremist Serb nationalists … same old, same old. It seems to me the book, at this point, bears witness to all that."
This quote from People of the Book is in my opinion a total characterization concerning what this novel is about. The story focuses on a book restorer who sets out to restore a Haggadah (a book used in the passover celebration). While restoring the book she finds part of an insect wing, a shoddy binding, wine stains, salt crystals and a white hair. Each of these small things tells part of the interesting history of this one special book and it becomes clear that the true main character of this story is the book itself and not the individuals trying to save it. I loved the book! The writer really caught the essence of the struggles of the Jewish people throughout history and really drew me into the story. It is not an "on the edge of your seat" kind of book, but if the reader is looking for a wonderfully engaging story with a bit of a historical feel to it this book is a perfect fit for that type of reading.


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but because of the people who don't do
anything about it."
– Albert Einstein
Chapter One
Now…for the Rest of the Story – Paul Harvey, radio commentator
PAGES, a single question is asked: How can it be that a nine-year-old girl can
be raped and buried alive, that 168 people – including nineteen children – can
be blown away by an angry bomber, that almost 3,000 souls can be murdered by terrorists
on 9/11, that police officers can be executed gangland style on city streets by
drug lords, and still have the anti-death penalty advocates piously preach that
the death penalty is not warranted for these heinous killers?
The death penalty
dissenters, as personified by Sister Helen Prejean, C. S. J., via her two
shameful books – Dead Man Walking and
The Death of Innocents – tell us that
nobody, absolutely nobody deserves to die for crimes they commit, no matter how
brutal, no matter how heinous, no matter the victim. Let's talk about that.
Jessica Lunsford,
a nine-year-old little girl, was kidnapped on February 24, 2005. She was raped
repeatedly over several days, and then buried alive by forty-six-year-old
convicted and registered sex offender, John Evander Couey, who confessed to the
John Evander Couey
was one of those odious killers who the death penalty objectors wanted spared
and merely sentenced to prison for the rest of his life. On August 24, 2007,
Couey was sentenced to death by a jury of his peers for his heinous crime. That
sentence was never carried out because Couey further beat the system by dying
in relative comfort in his cell two years later. But, think about the
"sentence" Jessica's loved ones are still serving. Can you imagine how they are
still waking up in the middle of so many nights with nightmares about how Couey
spent days committing vile sex acts on their sobbing baby girl? Can you imagine
the dashed hope and the grinding hurt her family must feel every day as they try
to wake from their nightmare wishing desperately to find little Jessica coming
through their front door and their bad dream is over? And then she doesn't walk
through the door – and the nightmare never ends.
Can you imagine
Jessica's struggle for life as she lay trapped in that dark, shallow grave,
encased in two plastic bags knotted around her head and her feet and clutching
her stuffed dolphin while each breath became more labored – until finally she
could breathe no more? Can the death penalty objectors hear her screams? Can
they hear her gasping? Can they hear her crying?
In sentencing
Couey to death for the brutal murder of Jessica Lunsford, Judge Ric Howard
said, "Jessica futilely poked two fingers out in the inner bag indicating that
she was trying to dig her way out of what would become her grave. Her last
thoughts," concluded the judge "cannot be fathomed."
Can you imagine
how Jessica's devastated parents and grand-parents and other family members are
going to feel every time Jessica's birthday rolls around; each Christmas, each
Thanksgiving, each and every February 24, the anniversary of their daughter's
abduction? Can you imagine how many appeals and perhaps re-trials those people
may have had to suffer through while defense attorneys beg for the mercy Couey
never showed Jessica and as prosecutors again and again have to try to bring
justice to John Evander Couey? How many times might Jessica's mother and father
have had to cover their eyes when prosecutors have to show the coroner's
pictures of their baby's body mutilated and savaged by John Evander Couey?
If the law of
averages had held up, it would have been something like ten years before
Couey's death sentence would be carried out, assuming some hot-shot lawyer
didn't get it overturned. With an average of more than 16,000 murders committed
every year in the U. S., that means 160,000 innocent people would be killed in
the decade before John Evander Couey would have been given his eye-for-an-eye
retribution. By the time justice would have been administered to John Evander
Couey, the equivalent of the entire population of the city of Dayton, Ohio
would have been murdered. Where is the outrage about that from the death
penalty opponents?
Is there no
compassion, abolitionists, in your bleeding hearts, for Jessica? For her
family? Are you so wrapped up in your self-righteous zeal for her killer, for
his "dignity," for his "humanity," that you can't feel Jessica's pain through
rape and suffocation? Are you so concerned that those like John Evander Couey might
cough and gasp and be somewhat uncomfortable for the five minutes it takes for
lethal injection chemicals to course through the body – finally bringing some
form, in Couey's case, of Justice for Jessica?
It undoubtedly
took a lot more than only six or seven or eight minutes for frightened little
Jessica to die a horrible, painful, suffocating death buried in that makeshift
grave, in something not nearly as sanitary as a white-sheeted gurney in a
Florida prison death house. Wrapped in a plastic sack, Jessica didn't have the
comfort of loved ones standing by as she died as grotesque killers do when they
pay the price. Can't you feel her pain? How can you say savage killers such as
John Evander Couey don't deserve retribution? Why should these animals be
exempt from euthanasia?
No, executing John
Evander Couey wouldn't bring back Jessica Lunsford. Neither would
Life-Without-Parole. Nothing would. But, considering all the possibilities that
garbage such as Couey could be out on the curbside again – as have others of
his ilk via bleeding-heart judges and parole boards and changing sentencing
guidelines and escaping convicted killers and Hollywood's glitterati, the
international interference, and poor-mouthing of people of the cloth – the
death penalty makes sure the Coueys of the world will never victimize another
like Jessica Lunsford. Can you hear her screams? Can you feel her panic? Can
you suffer her last breath? Sister Prejean, if there's a God in Heaven, how can
you death penalty opponents plead for life sentences for the likes of John
Evander Couey after he so brutally and cowardly took the life of Jessica
* *
On Thursday,
December 2, 2004, at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas, Sister
Helen Prejean (PRAY-john), author of the best-selling book, Dead Man Walking (which became an
Academy Award-winning movie for actress Susan Sarandon), spent forty-five
minutes in an impassioned (and sometimes amusing) speech advocating the death
penalty's elimination with:
about racial imbalance in death sentences among races (eighty-percent she said,
were assessed against blacks)
of "cruel and unusual punishment" of prisoners – such as that "inflicted on
prisoners in Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison" by the U. S. military. (She did not
compare those "humiliations" with beheadings of enemies by Al Qaeda), and
and sundry similar comments on what would usually be called socially liberal
"While the O. J.'s
walk out the door," said the nun (referencing the infamous O.J. Simpson murder
trial in 1995) at Sam Houston State University's forum, "the No-J's get the
death penalty." If she's right, then her campaign should be directed at that
inequity in the system. Absent traditional black garb that used to make Sisters
of the Church look like "angels" and dressed, she said, like "normal people,"
she joked with her audience: "Capital punishment means them without the capital
get the punishment."
The thing that is most obnoxious
about the Huntsville presentation for those who have lost a loved one to a
vicious killer in a heinous crime (dictionary-defined as a shockingly brutal,
monstrous, cruel, atrocious act), was that not a single iota of counter-balance
to the nun's exhortations came forth, despite the fact that most in the
audience were impressionable college undergrads. It was like teaching them the
history of the War Between the States from Ulysses S. Grant's viewpoint without
mentioning Robert E. Lee's. An Eye for An Eye is an attempt to offer
that counter-balance. It is a defense of the validity of the death penalty.
This work you are
reading will most assuredly be attacked by death penalty abolitionists who will
proclaim An Eye for An Eye is an all-out attack on, among other things,
a Sister of the Church, Helen Prejean, C.S.J. It is not. While we respect
dissenters' defense of their position in this matter and commend their zeal,
ours is no less passionate – and we don't have any hidden agenda. Since Sister
Prejean and her two books now appear to be the gospel and a hymnal for
anti-death penalty choirs, it is right and proper that this pro-death penalty
stand be directed in large part at its opponents' arguments as preached from Sister
Prejean's bully pulpit….


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