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Hi Phil
De boot hebben we vandaag uit Vlaardingen opgehaald, en de doos met papieren en sleutels gevonden.
De boot is goed overgekomen we hebben geen zichtbare beschadigingen aangetroffen.
Ik wil jou en je medewerkers bedanken voor de inzet, betrokkenheid en service.
Klasse hoe jullie je hebben ingezet voor de verkoop van een tweede hand boot. Nogmaals bedankt.
The boat we picked up today from Vlaardingen, and found the box with papers and keys.
The boat is well-met we have not found any visible damage.
I would like to thank you and your employees for the dedication, commitment and service.
Class how you have deployed you for the sale of a second hand boat. Thanks again.
Gerard de Jong
17th October 2019
Hi Guys,
On behalf of my brother and myself I just wanted to say a huge thank you for the help, insight and support that you offered us on our recent purchase of a second hand Warrior 175 from the isle of Barra. My brother Finlay and I have been actively looking for a Warrior 175 for a few years now and at last we have one!
We are thoroughly chuffed with our latest acquisition and look forward to enjoying it. Our hope is to be in a position to come to you in perhaps 5 years time and purchase new !!
It was over quite a few conversations between, Julie, Phil and Frank that we were able to ascertain the true history of this boat and thus allowing us to commit to its purchase.
A HUGE Thank You once again !!!!
Iain McLaren,
3rd October 2017
Hi Phil
I have to say I am thrilled with the boat. You and your team have done a magnificent job in design and build. The 175 versus my 13-14 year old 150 is like a Merc to a Mini.
Garry Duffy. 175 Export
31st July 2017
Hi Phil
Her maiden voyage from Rhyl to Llandudno and back was simply brilliant. She handled so well ..'rocking and rolling' over all the waves with commensurate ease. Vibrations all sorted, economy great, looked good and very comfortable. Thanks for (first) servicing my boat and attending so professionally to all my requests for additional extra bits and pieces. Would like to commend you on your website so that everybody can see how you look after your customers.
I appreciate your attitude and professionalism .. going far beyond the call of duty.
Martin and Phil Flatman
10th April 2017
Thanks Phil for all your help and brilliant service from Warrior Boats in the building and supplying of my latest boat, build quality, attention to detail is second to none, as we have all come to expect from the pre-eminent small boat builder in the UK. Best wishes to everyone at the factory.
Cheers Steve
15 January 2017
I would like to say thank-you for all the help and friendly service by you on behalf of Warrior Boats, fast replies to my e-mails unlike some companies and very informative telephone conversations, I can't praise you / Warrior Boats enough.
Once again thanks.
Louis Petherbridge ( Cornwall
18th September 2014
Just like to say thank you very much to all the team at Warrior for all the help and friendly assistance when I visited the factory over the last couple of days, it was really refreshing to meet such a genuine bunch of folk!! got home safe and sound!
Cheers Steve
6th March 2014
WARRIOR 165 with TWIN 30hp HONDA ENGINES
I just thought I'd drop yous a line to thank you for my dream boat. From my 1st phone call to yourselfs yous have been nothing but helpful with advise and recommendations. I was really looking forward to coming over and seeing your workshop and seeing how the boats were built. The time and effort put in on my arrival was 2nd to none and was a pleasure meeting such top blokes. I know my boat wasn't the most straight forward build and I really appreciate your time/effort spent on her. So once again a big thank you for such a great service and top boat.
Thanks Patrick Rooney
9th December 2013
not really an enquirey; more a praise/ commendation...a couple of weeks ago,i contacted frank because my lowrance hds5 developed a software fault after i downloaded the new version2 firmware. paul was on holiday,so frank got mike hall to contact me direct from lowrance..i was asked to post the faulty equipment to navico and having done so, received back after a few days a relacement unit...mike hall was top notch and am very pleased with the service...thankyou warrior boats...nb can you chase my rod racks up for me ?..
mike gray.
13th June 2013
Dear Frank,
I just wanted to drop you a quick line to thank you for your assistance. You are the reason why people buy warrior boats, as your customer service is second to none. I have managed to replace my bow roller without having to redrill it,as I managed to find a new one in a local chandlery as you suggested, with exactly the same size fittings for £50. You didn't try and sell me the stainless steel one that you had, with all the effort of redrilling and patching that it would have entailed. For that I am most appreciative.
Regards from a still happy "warrior boats" customer,
Mark grieve
20th May 2013
Dear Phil and Paul,
I just wanted to formally record my thanks for the superb help and support you and the whole Warrior team have given me to get afloat again, following the theft of my engine and trailing cover and the associated damage.
From the moment I called you for advice after I was notified by the police, to the day a couple of weeks ago when I came to pick up the boat following the new engine fitting, I could not have asked for more.
A particular moment sticks in my mind on that rainy day I dropped the boat off with you, and typifies the service I received – within minutes of arriving , and without even mentioning it, one of the team was already fitting a replacement trailing cover to ensure no further damage was done due to the weather!
One of the most important things to me in boat ownership, is the after sales support that is given when the inevitable problems occur – once again, the Warrior team came up trumps. Nobody ever wants suffer thefts like this, but if this one had to happen, I could not have hoped for a better outcome.
Many thanks once again.
Mike Nicholson
1st May 2013
15th April 2013
Hi Paul,
Spring came to Denmark today! So finally the spring cleaning of my Warrior could be done. I took a few photos, and agreed with myself that I would send it to you :-) You build my Warrior a little over 4 years by now, and people still ask me if it is a new boat :-) I use my boat a lot, but I also take good care of it. Just wanted you to know that I absolutely love my Warrior. What a great little "big" boat. It has performed at least as good as i hoped! I have upgraded the boat along the way, QL trim (you should not sell a warrior without them!), radar, liferaft, AIS, hood, and just finished installing a eberspacher heater last week.
People often say "what a great fishing boat"... I agree, and always tell them to buy one!!
You can take a look at the pictures, and if you want, also this video: http://youtu.be/jwKjnxorqZk It´s me fighting salmon number 4 this year. 12,2 kg´s. Have a nice day, and keep up the good work
Kind regards,
Jørgen Bredskov
Danish Warrior ambassador
15th March 2013
After six months use I would like to thank you for the superb Warrior 175 export that I purchased in August from Cambrian Boats. I thought long and hard about the boat to replace my Arvor 190 and made the choice on the basis of performance, safety and quality of build. In none of these respects have I been disappointed. The performance with a 100 hp Yamaha engine has been superb with speeds of 20-23 mph at 3,600 revs and a highly creditable 1.82 miles per litre over the first 450 miles. As regards safety, I have felt completely confident in the boat throughout including in return home from 10 miles out when winds strengthened to force 5-6 unexpectedly and the quality of build is a quantum leap ahead of competitors. Overall my boat demonstrates the adage that you get what you pay for. I was also extremely impressed at the after-sales service when my radar mounting caused problems despite my being nearly 300 miles from the factory. Once again many thanks to the Warrior team.
Best wishes
Hi Warrior team
Just a brief email. We've been out in the 165 a few times, we've just finished running the engine in, me and my brother are really pleased with it. She's been the talk of the slipway,and has received nothing but glowing compliments from fellow boat anglers. There are so many boats to choose from these days, but without doubt we made the best choice with a Warrior. We're now just hoping for some good weather as we're itching to get out.
Anyway I'm off too Oz for a few years and plan on taking my Warrior, Aussie boat angling forum members reckon she'll be the business for the Queensland coast. I understand you shipped a Warrior to New Zealand. I was wondering if you could forward me the details of the shipping company you used.
Kind Regards
23rd January 2013
Hi Paul
Would you mind thanking Phil for the time he took with us in the handover when we collected our boat. Not only was he very patient , he took the time to explain and answer our queries in a very plain and easy to understand way and for that we are very grateful .
We have now used the boat a couple of times (being this time of year in Scotland it doesn't encourage us to go out more) and we couldn't be more pleased. We are still in the 'outboard engine running in period', nevertheless we have found it very easy to launch and retrieve (as you said it would be), and the ride we get couldn't be better.
The whole 'experience' since we first made contact with you, throughout the selection/ordering phase, right through to delivery/collection and now using our new boat has been excellent, and we would not hesitate to provide our recommendation to anybody.
Once again thanks very much.
28th November 2012
26-11-2012 WARRIOR 175 in New Zealand.
|In the Warrior Factory
|Leaving Warrior UK
|On Route to the Ferry
|Arrived in New Zealand
|In the NZ Washing Bay
I have been a keen fisherman all my life, from a small boy catching perch on the Rochdale canal to fly fishing for the trophy brown trout available here in the south island of New Zealand. A fishing trip with a friend convinced me that I need a small fishing boat with offshore capabilities to exploit the fantastic local sport fishing. My quest began with a look at all the NZ boats of which there are many, mostly aluminum pontoon boats that just didn't do it for me. Then there was the US market but again most of the boats I looked at were to big or offered no cabin space and dealing with the states was daunting to say the least.
My search took me to the UK and after reading reviews on every web site about every boat, I put together a short list of several boats both new and secondhand, from here I contacted several owners and manufactures. As you can imagine buying a major item over the net is not to be taken lightly, one of the most important aspects had to be integrity of not just the product but even more so the vendor.
The name Warrior Boats in Preston Lancashire came up time after time as not just a great boat but great people to do business with, their reputation was faultless, I could not find a bad word against them. Phil Byrom became my point of contact, he took me through the process always giving me the very best advise on what boat would suit me and my family's needs. He was patient and understanding, helping me through what was for me a difficult time, I am after all buying a boat I have never seen from a man I have never met for a considerable amount of money in a country on the other side of the world.
I will not bore you with the details, I will just tell you an early delivery date was set and met, I was kept informed of the process with photos and progress reports, it was all very professional. However it's only when things go wrong that you find a man's or company's worth.
When the final photos arrived I noticed the boat had a black floor, which is the standard finish for the color scheme I had chosen, a black floor for Nelson New Zealand would be a huge mistake as it gets very hot here in the summer. I raised this with Phil and he agreed, the problem was once a floor is down, it stays down. The only way to fix this problem would be to build me another boat............. So thats what they did, they built me another boat in double quick time with no fuss or argument. It's this kind of service, this kind of attention to detail, that makes the difference, thats why I can recommend Warrior Boats and Phil Byrom, a class act thats sadly hard to find in this day and age.
I took delivery of my new boat 16th November 2012 and she is a joy, in fact she is all they said she would be and much much more besides, if you are thinking of taking advantage of the great exchange rates and tax free export value for money that a new boat offers, look no further than Warrior Boats UK a company and product you can rely on.
Peter Bowden, Nelson New Zealand.
26th November 2012
Hi Paul ,
I would like to say a " Big Thank You " to you and the Warrior team for the excellent service we have had yet again from you all , when we traded up from our 165 , to a new 175 Export . The new boat has exceeded all our expectations . She handles like a dream in choppy seas and has space to fish with three of us onboard , with room to spare . The 100hp Suzuki makes light work of pushing the boat along when fully loaded , we can cruise at 20-22 knots with only 3500 revs , fantastic.
Apart form a brilliant product , the reason we came back to you to upgrade was that I know any questions or quires I have going forward will be dealt with straight away . You seldom get good ongoing customer service and support these days but you always take the time to help and offer advice .
When its time to change our current boat , the Warrior factory will get the first call. ( Unless I win the lottery then I might call Sunseeker first, you will be second , as I will need a new tender ). Keep up the great work.
Ricky Clark
14th November 2012
Dear Phil, Paul and all and everyone at Warrior Boats,
The wow factor has returned to me, Asante Sana is top notch, load of heads turned in the Marina today, kids screaming with excitement what more can I say. BIG THANKS TO YOU ALL AT WARRIOR. Now for the glowing report to put on your web site if you wish.
Some two years ago when I hit fifty, it must have been a mid life crisis. I wanted to get a big boy motorbike , the boss ( Dianne my wife ) said no, well how about a Jet Ski then, not really as we Foster three kids aged 9-12 years old and it would be impossible to take them all out a once.Then came the idea of a day boat. I like to research everything in finite detail so it all started in February 2012. What sets Warrior aside from the competition is that they reply to the email section within no more that 45 minutes in my case, I am still waiting for replies from some of the competition !!!!! Now November 2012.
I was invited for a factory tour straight away and even collected at the local station by one of the co owners Paul Haynes. As a real novice after spending the first 10 minutes of my 2 hour tour I knew Warrior knew what they were talking about in the Marine trade and the 170 was firmly placed on our short list. I will not mention names of the competition as it will be rude too but the majority are clueless in customer care just trying to sell you what they have in stock and has been in stock for in some cases over a year, when asked questions often the answer would be no cannot be done, with Warrior I had only one no to a ridiculous request of having a 90 litre built in fuel tank in a 170 Leisure, I ordered our Boat with 2 extra Suzuki tanks, concern solved.
In September 2012 we all went to the Southampton Show with deposit in pocket to have our final look at what was on the market and to see if anyone else could come close to Warrior on price , quality and service , they could not. I ordered from Phil , tendered our deposit and was asked, would the delivery date of 03.11.2012 be cool, no problems I replied, order well and truly placed, me an excited big kid.
My wife and I being Foster Carers, we had to jump through hoops with our local services to get them to complete a satisfactory risk assessment, alterations were required to the original specification and so on, thanks Frank for sending all the appropriate certificates to the social services. Phil and Paul never oversold me any accessories related to our purchase, with Phil knowing what we were going to use the 170 for whilst other companies just try to bolt you into as many add ons' as possible, not Warrior.
03.11.2012 now arrived all left home so very excited on our 280 miles trek to the factory, arrived around 09.30 hrs, Phil was there to greet us all and then went on to carry out an extensive 160 minute handover, this was so very detailed even running up the New Suzuki 80 with muffs on to see how she purred even though Warrior had bench tested the engine for 20 minutes previously , everything covered all questions answered we paid our balance and headed South for the 280 mile return journey at 60 MPH !!. I think the smile is still on my face as I compose this positive testimonial to Warrior Boats.
04.11.2012 LAUNCH DAY pouring down with rain and blowing a Holley, never mind two very qualified RYA bods helping to take the 170 from the slipway to Chatham Maritime Marina where she is kept, these two professional stated that this Warrior is par excellence in its class and would be happy to undertake RYA training in a Warrior, my smile just extended.
I feel duty bound to all at Warrior to let you know how I really feel about your product range of Boats and how professional you all are in applying dedication in producing what I deem to be the " Best 5 Meter Boat on the Market", thank you so very much. If other companies took the time, development and focus on client delight, the British Industry would be in a much better state than it is, give Phil or Paul a call and ask them how they do it, I will give you a clue HARD WORK.
On a final note the Kiddies love the Polo Shirts from your new clothing range and say thanks, please feel free to post this on your web site and if any prospective client wish to view our 170 " ASANTE SANA" please give them my telephone number and it will be my pleasure. Asante Sana in Swahili means "My Pleasure " it was our pleasure to be clients of Warrior Boats, thank you so very much.
Chris and Dianne Willett
11th November 2012
Dear Paul, Phil, and the rest of the Warrior team,
As you know I recently took delivery of my new Warrior 6m bespoke fishing boat "Cameron Jack III" and I feel compelled to jot a few words of thanks and praise.
I am lucky enough that in my line of work I pass your factory twice weekly and this has allowed me not only to monitor, but to keep a photographic record of my boat build from the first hull moulding to completion of the project.
The thickness of the fibreglass used in the mouldings is very impressive, as is the integral underfloor moulding forming the airtight buoyancy chambers and making (in my opinion) the safest boat in its class.
The attention to detail, and the finish of the boat is second to none, as is your patience with my exacting requirements.
The boat has exceeded my hopes and expectations by light years, I got her into the water on Saturday for the first time and after a tedious two hours of the initial run in time I was able to increase the revs, the boat handled like an absolute dream.
Many thanks
Chris Wareing
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9th August 2012
Dear Paul
Thanks very much indeed for looking after us so well last Wednesday – I apologise for taking a week to thank you and team! Roberto was great tidying things up and also the teach-in for the boat cover – this was VERY useful. I have taken it off and put it on with no problem at all since. Also Frank gave a very efficient handover.
The journey went well. The only slight hitch is the boat will not fit alongside the house but we have enough space at the front so no worries – just have to spend a bit of money for the hard standing!
I am really sorry about the burst tyre – that really was most unfortunate. I do hope it was repairable as I should think a new one is extremely expensive.
Thanks again! No doubt I will be in touch with the odd question. We are taking Ruby out on Friday!
Best regards,
30th March 2011
Would just like to say how pleased i am with my warrior 165.I purchased my boat {THE MOLLIE REU }September 2010 from Flood Marine Omagh, on Johns' recommendation kitted it out with a 70hp Yamaha and 4hp Yamaha aux.What a fine boat BRLL. I live in north Donegal at the mouth of the Foyle so we do get quite a bit of weather. Went out sat 26/2/11 to do a bit of fishing bright and bit brezy weserly 3/4, warior was fantastic,preformed 10/10 no slapping or banging about, felt real safe.
So thanks to the boys a Warior and Flood Marine.
As they say, "if Carlsberg Made Boats They Would Make Them All Like This"
Many Thanks LIAM
28th February 2011
Dear Paul and Phil ,
I would like to thank you both and all at Warrior for the first class service we have received .
From our first meeting at the Southampton Boat Show it was very obvious that you had our best interests at heart rather than profit . We had been thinking of purchasing a Warrior 175 , but after discussions with yourselves we were guided towards the 165 , which of course has turned out to be the right decision . It is refreshing to deal with a company that wants to guide its customers towards the products that are best suited to their needs.
Our 165 is absolutely superb , build quality is undoubtedly the best we have seen compared to the competition and she handles like a dream . Towing and launching are incredibly easy , even when single handed.
A word of advice for anyone who may be considering buying a boat in this class and is undecided, make an appointment to visit the Warrior factory and see the build process first hand , you cannot fail to be impressed . When its time to upgrade , I shall be looking no further than the Warrior range.
Kind regards,
Ricky Clark
2nd December 2010
PS : Thanks for your patience Paul , in answering my thousands of questions along the way.
Hi Paul / Phil
Just to say how brilliant the Warrior 165 handles when fishing. We took the boat to the Isle of Skye this year for out annual 2 weeks holiday for the first time. The boat was launched and recovered very easily. It was great being able to get out to the marks a lot quicker than we did before I got the warrior 165.
The boat was really stable when fishing. The boat handled really well when the wind picked up and subsequently the sea got rough as we were making our way back to shore (so much for the forecast on that day). The Warrior 165 has loads of space for all the gear, giving us ample space for 3 of us to fish. We had several trips out to various parts and managed to catch loads of Mackerel, Pollack, Wrasse, Tope and a couple of decent congers when we fished near Neist Point.
The Warrior 165 is a truly fantastic boat for fishing. I will definitely be taking her up next year. The Warrior 165 certainly turned a few heads, It was amazing how many people were straight over having a look at the boat and asking all about it when we were launching and retrieving her.
We gave 110% recommendation to everyone who showed interest that the Warrior range of boats were the best and could not be matched. Robert our 11 year old son certainly gave a good sales pitch to one chap about the Warrior 165, this chap had a Longliner and appeared so interested in the Warrior 165, that we took him out for a run in the Warrior 165. He left us saying he was going to get a Warrior. We had your phone number in the mobile, so he left with your phone number Paul, so hopefully, he will have got in touch?
Alasdair Fyfe
19th August 2010
Hello all,
I have, last Friday, taken delivery of my new Warrior 165 supplied by John Flood Marine, Omagh. John's very professional advice and help in choosing the Warrior package was very much appreciated.
I am absolutely delighted with the build quality and finish of the boat and with the level of accessories fitted. The boat is powered by the new Yamaha 70hp outboard and together they make a great package, coupled with an excellent roller coaster trailer. The boat is easily towed by my Vauxhall Insignia family car and goes really well on the water with 4 adults on board - no slamming in rough water and not a sign of spray on the windows.
Congratulations to all at Warrior for the production of a truly British built boat. I am now about to fit the half canopy which I neglected to order fitted from the factory and I look forward to many years of happy fishing and pleasure boating.
Best regards,
Jack Chapman
Northern Ireland
26th July 2010
Dear Paul
My boys and I would like to thank you for your help in collecting the Warrior 175 Xsport a few weeks ago.
The boat was towed home for over 300 miles without any problems what so ever it was very stable without any snaking or adverse reactions to side winds. We are very impressed with the attention of finish and to the quality of all items used in its construction.
The boat is used for fishing and performs excellently without any undesired characteristics, we also found launching and recovery was very easy.
We would like to thank you and all of your staff at the factory for your help and advice on purchasing this boat and will have no hesitation in recommending your boats to anyone interested.
Yours Faithfully
Dave Hammond
23rd June 2010
Hi Frank
Just thought you guys may want to see a couple of pictures of my Warrior 165, above, dried it out for a clean the other day, it must be ten years old now I think but still looks good, must be the way you put them together!
Looking forward to a good hot season of fishing and visiting the other Islands around Guernsey. Cover fits fine and the rod holders are perfect.
Hi Paul
First off i would like to thank you for building such a wonderful boat. I took delivery of my new 165 a week ago and took it out at the weekend. I have downsized from a 22foot boat to this Warrior and have to say i felt more confident and happy in the Warrior than in the bigger boat. The swell was quite big but the Warrior handled it very well.
All the best Andy Hume 30th September 2009
Attn: Paul
I imagine you get a lot of these but please add this to your collection.
I would just like to say thank you so much for creating DANSA for me. She is superb. The build quality and finishing quality is fantastic and I am really really pleased with her.
Your customer service throughout the whole specification, building period and collection was as I anticipated second to none, and there are a great many companies that could do themselves the power of good if they modelled themselves on you.
Thank you Paul, and could you pass my thanks on to all your team.
You may have noticed me grinning a little when I came to collect her last Friday. I still am !!
Cheers Paul. I will no doubt be seeing you again at some time. Oh - and she catches fish as well, as the attached shows.
All the best Steve Smith 2nd October 2009
Just writing to say the new 170 made the trip down south without a hitch and is now safely stored at least until the weekend. The trip down the M6 was a hoot and the Cheshire cat grin on my face is still there. The rest of the weekend was spent polishing up the gel coat and my god does she shine and getting to know her a bit better. Not being a boat expert it is still noticeable the build quality and attention to detail you have put into this vessel. I'd like to say a big thank you to you and your team, your customer service has been excellent and the whole process from start to collection has been commendable
Steve Binks 14th October 2009


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"Thirty Days with My Father: Finding Peace from Wartime PTSD," guest on American Hero Radio, November 15, 2012
"How Families Cope with PTSD & Life After Trauma," radio interview Dr. Frank Ochberg on Your Life After Trauma with Michele Rosenthal, November 15, 2012
"Christal Presley, PhD, author of Thirty Days with My Father: Finding Peace from Wartime PTSD", guest on The Michael Dresser Show, November 14, 2012
"A Father's Tale. A Daughter's Understanding," by Scott Brooks, Showcase Magazine, pages 22-24 (feature and excerpt)
"East Atlanta Author Addresses Vietnam War's Effect on Family in Book" by Nicole Dow, DeKalb Neighbor, November 7, 2012
"Her Dad's PTSD: A Glimpse into PTSD's Impact on Veterans' Children" (p. 17) by Melissa Renahan, JBLM Spouses magazine November 5, 2012
Guest on News & Views (Information Radio Network; broadcast in 127 cities across the U.S.), November 2, 2012
Guest on 91.1 FM in Bel Air, MD, November 2, 2012
"30 Days with My Father" by Susan Mittleman on NPR, WABE 90.1 FM, Atlanta, GA: October 31, 2012
"Thirty Days with My Father: Finding Peace from Wartime PTSD" on Family of a Vet BlogTalk Radio, October 30, 2012
"Atlanta Memoirists Risk Writing Truth about Living Relatives" by Michelle Hiskey, Saporta Report: Atlanta, GA: October 29, 2012
Guest on WIS-AM 1320, Columbia, SC: October 26, 2012
Guest on Q104.5 FM, Krush 92.5, 93.3 KZOZ, and 98.1 K-Jug in San Luis Obispo, CA (Part I: Interview); (Interview: Part II); (Interview: Part III): October 20, 2012
Interview with KAZM-AM 780 in Northern Arizona: October 18, 2012
Guest on Bulldog and the Rude Awakening Show WOCM-FM 98.1 in Ocean City, MD: October 17, 2012
National Defense Radio: Part I of Interview; Part II of Interview, October 13, 2012
Guest on AM-730 Morning Show in Albuquerque, NM: October 11, 2012
Book Review on Family of a Vet: PTSD, TBI, & Life after Combat on October 6, 2012
"Veteran's Daughter Gives Advice to Parents Struggling with Wartime PTSD," by Christal Presley, October 2012, Ezine article
Book Review in Publishers Weekly on October 1, 2012
Book Review in The VVA Veteran on September 23, 2012
"Finding Peace from Wartime PTSD" Interview with Christal on Voices of Warriors BlogTalk Radio, August 28, 2012
"Thirty Days with My Father" Interview with Christal on PTS Treatment Worldwide BlogTalk Radio, August 6, 2012
"Carapace Seeks Storytellers for Vietnam Event" by Kate Sweeney, NPR, WABE 90.1 FM, Atlanta, GA: July 31, 2012
"While Battling Vietnam Scars, Memoirist Receives Nearly $5000 in City Water Fight" by Michelle Hiskey, Saporta Report, May 2012
"Talks with Dad Ease Vietnam Scars" by Helena Oliviero, Atlanta Journal Constitution, January 2010 (circulation 400,000+)


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Tea Party Patriots
|Fiscal Responsibility, Limited Government, Free Markets
|501(c)(4) non-profit
|Atlanta, Georgia
|Jenny Beth Martin and Mark Meckler
Tea Party Patriots is a conservative American political organization that promotes fiscally responsible activism as part of the Tea Party movement. Its mission is "to attract, educate, organize, and mobilize our fellow citizens to secure public policy consistent with our three core values of Fiscal Responsibility, Constitutionally Limited Government and Free Markets."[1] The group is a strong opponent of "excess" government spending and debt.[2]
In 2010, the group reportedly included over 2,200 local chapters,[3] as well as an online community of 115,311 members (estimated at 63% male, 31% female, 6% unspecified).[4]
The organization was founded by Jenny Beth Martin, Mark Meckler, and Amy Kremer in March 2009.[5]
Tea Party Patriots was a co-sponsor of the 9/12 March on Washington,[6] but refused to participate in the National Tea Party Convention.[7] Tea Party Patriots is most notable for organizing citizen opposition at the healthcare town hall meetings of 2009,[8] as well as various other anti-government run health care protests.[9]
In February 2010, Tea Party Patriots was among the twelve most influential groups in the Tea Party movement, according to the National Journal.[10] In September 2010, the group announced it had received a $1,000,000 donation from an anonymous donor.[11] The money was distributed to its affiliated groups and must be spent by Election Day, though it could not be used to directly support any candidate.[11] Tea Party Patriots was one of the top five most influential organizations in the Tea Party movement, according to the Washington Post.[12]
In 2012, the group along with the Southern Republican Leadership Conference organized a presidential debate that aired on CNN.[13]
Along with various other conservative and libertarian organizations the Tea Party Patriots have developed a Contract from America that echoes the Republican Contract with America of 1994 stating some of the core principles and several specific goals shared by organizations and individuals involved with the tea parties.[14][failed verification]
In July 2012 the group's Atlanta chapter partnered with the Sierra Club and the NAACP to defeat a proposed transit tax in Atlanta. The referendum was defeated by a margin of 63 percent.[15]
Rolling Stone and Talking Points Memo have alleged that the organization is run with the help of FreedomWorks, a conservative nonprofit.[16][17]
A 2011 investigation by the magazine Mother Jones alleged that the Tea Party Patriots organization was using its 501(c)(4) status to avoid disclosing its expenditures both to the IRS and to local contributors. The magazine reported that when local Tea Party groups pressed for more details on the group's expenses, they were removed from the umbrella organization and threatened with legal action.[18] The magazine reported that Tea Party Patriots "has started to resemble the Beltway lobbying operations its members have denounced."[19]
In 2014, The Washington Post reported that Tea Party Patriots president Jenny Beth Martin was receiving two salaries, partially funded by Russian sources, from the organization: a $15,000 per month fee for strategic consulting and a $272,000 salary as president, with total annual compensation over $450,000.[20]
See also[edit]
- ^ Tea Party Patriots Mission Statement and Core Values
- ^ Tea Party Patriots: Don't Raise Debt Ceiling : NPR
- ^ Zernike, Kate. Boiling Mad: Inside Tea Party America. New York: Times /Henry Holt and, 2010. Print.
- ^ Burghart, Devin, and Leonard Zeskind. Tea Party Nationalism: A Critical ExTea Party Movement and the Size, Scope, and Focus of Its National Factions. Rep. Institute for Research and Education on Human Rights, Fall 2010. Web. "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-11-24. Retrieved 2013-01-04.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
- ^ Burghart, Devin, and Leonard Zeskind. Tea Party Nationalism: A Critical Examination of the Tea Party Movement and the Size, Scope, and Focus of Its National Factions. Rep. Institute for Research and Education on Human Rights, Fall 2010. Web. "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-11-24. Retrieved 2013-01-04.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
- ^ Tea Party Patriots: 912 March and Rally
- ^ Alex Brant-Zawadzki: Tea Party Convention Loses Main Sponsor
- ^ "Beyond Beltway, Health Debate Turns Hostile," New York Times, August 7, 2009.
- ^ Grassroots Group Grabs Attention Archived 2011-07-18 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ Snow Hopkins, Christopher; Mahanta, Siddhartha; Poulson, Theresa (February 4, 2010). "12 Tea Party Players To Watch". National Journal. Retrieved April 17, 2015.
- ^ a b Tea Party Patriots to Hand Out $1 Million for November Election Spending
- ^ "The top national players in the tea party". The Washington Post. September 26, 2010. Retrieved April 17, 2015.
- ^ TPP Sponsors Presidential Debate in Charleston, SC | Tea Party PatriotsTea Party Patriots
- ^ Contract from America: About Us
- ^ http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Politics/2012/0801/How-tea-party-and-its-unlikely-allies-nixed-Atlanta-s-transit-tax
- ^ FreedomWorks Says Jump, Tea Partiers Ask How High | TPMMuckraker
- ^ The Lie Machine : Rolling Stone
- ^ "Tea Party Patriots Investigated: Don't Ask, Don't Tell," Mother Jones, February 15, 2011.
- ^ "Tea Party Patriots Investigated: They Use You and Abuse You," Mother Jones, February 14, 2011, retrieved November 10, 2016.
- ^ "Tea Party PACs reap money for midterms but spend little on candidates," The Washington Post, April 26, 2014, retrieved November 10, 2016.


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There was no "moment of silence" to remember Sarah Burke; rather like the woman herself who lived life larger than most, it was a moment of noise.
Three helicopters, their rotors beating a steady rhythm in the dull grey sky above Blackcomb Mountain, flew over the Superpipe Tuesday afternoon in tribute to the freeskiing superstar, who died three months ago to the day.
Below them, between 100 to 200 of Burke's family and friends lined the edge of the pipe, candles in hand to remember her in a private ceremony, hours before the official public ceremony is set to begin in Whistler.
"It was a really intimate experience," said Whistler Blackcomb's Tabetha Boot.
"The 'moment of noise' was reflective of Sarah, of who she was as a person and great spirit.'"
Burke's sister sang a song and gave a speech.
It is the first gathering of its kind in Whistler since Burke's accident at Park City, Utah on Jan. 10 where she was training with the Monster Energy freeskiing team.
Burke fell after attempting an alley-oop flatspin 540 and was flown to the University of Utah Hospital in Salt Lake City where doctors worked to repair a ruptured vertebral artery in her neck.
Nine days later she was taken off life support.
Burke was a pioneer for women in freeskiing. She had four gold medals from the X Games to her name, five World Cup victories, the 2005 world championships and was a driving force for the inclusion of her sport in the 2014 Olympic Games in Sochi. But she was more than just a skiing legend; she was a wife, a daughter, a sister and a friend.
She lived in Squamish with her husband Rory Bushfield.
A Celebration of Life will begin at 8 p.m. in Village Square and will include a video and speeches from close family and friends.
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Tupac was resurrected this weekend for a Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre performance at this year's Coachella Music Festival. Tupac appeared in hologram form and performed "Hail Mary" and "2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted."
Who will they resurrect next? Biggie? Bob Marley? Jam Master Jay? This is sure to be a technique used far and wide from hip hop to pop and back again.
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Read this tip to make your life smarter, better, faster and wiser. LifeTips is the place to go when you need to know about Cat Behavior and other Cat topics.
Some older cats will feel the need to test you. They will bite, and even attack your hand to see how well you trust them. DON'T PANIC! If the cat is not drawing blood, they may be testing you. Try to leave your hand in place until the cat withdraws, then slowly pull your hand back. If a cat's ears are laid back, they hiss or growl, then the cat is angry or afraid and you should slowly back away. Jerking your hand back will seem like an attack to the cat.
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Councilwoman wants police department to hire black police officers who can't read well enough to do their job
A city councilwoman in Oakland, California, wants the police to lower their standards on their written test so more blacks can become police officers. The exam measures reading comprehension and other things that are necessary for the police to properly to their job.
You know what? I'm sick of fighting against this kind of nonsense. And I don't live in that city anyway. So let them adopt her proposal. Let's see what happens when a city hires police officers who don't know how to read at the level that their job requires. It would make a great experiment.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports:
An Oakland City Council member who wants the Police Department to hire more African American officers has focused her attention on the written exam for new applicants — which is the point where many candidates get eliminated.
Councilwoman Desley Brooks suggested the department could consider lowering the passing score on the written test or getting rid of the exam altogether.
The exam… measures reading comprehension, and knowledge of certain vocabulary words — such as "corroborate."
… the written exam is a critical indicator of whether an officer can fill out police reports, gather testimony from witnesses and comprehend the laws he or she has to enforce.
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Shouldn't someone ask "Why can't they find Negroes who can read and write sufficiently to pass a Police Dept. Entrance Exam?" Perhaps the statistical evidence about IQ rankings in America by race is validated by this woman (who apparently is a moron), and the absence of Negroes who can pass the exam.


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Just when I thought I had it all—the Apple trifecta (iPod, iPad, iPhone), plus a handful of tiny MP3 players, a Bluetooth speaker and a talking car, along comes somebody to give me yet another gadget to keep charged.
We're now deep into February, when parking spaces are beginning to open up again at the rec center. Those New Year's resolutions only last so long. And so one's body, fit and flexible for about a January nanosecond, is already beginning to deteriorate. At least mine tends to go that way. Except now I have permanent motivation in the form of a sports band.
Unless you're in training for the Olympics or something more energetic, you may not even know that there is such a thing as a sports band. I didn't, either, until I opened one up on Christmas morning. Ever the gadget geek, I was immediately fascinated. Put this rubberized plastic thingie on your wrist and it keeps track of a whole bunch of activities, like moving. And that's good because I often have a prolonged disagreement between my physical and spiritual selves over which one is willing and which is weak on any given day. Most of the time, of course, there's no real contest, so my body, which prefers being at rest, tends to remain at rest.
Now, however, I have a motivator. How can I resist when a flashing light at the end of my arm keeps saying GOMARYGOMARYGOMARYGOMARY! I can't just ignore something that personal and that urgent, can I? Plus, the accompanying app on my iPhone sends me a message to "get up and move for 5 minutes for the win." I like winning. I like it even over and above being at rest, so if I happen to be where it's convenient, I get up and walk, delighted when my band tells me that I've won an hour. Don't ask because I don't know an hour of what. No matter. Winning isn't everything, as they say, it's the only thing. But I wish I could win new carpeting for the house because I'm wearing a path through the kitchen, dining room, living room, hallway and bedroom.
Okay, so it's a glorified pedometer. It just happens to be the only pedometer that I've had that's actually worked. But while it's water resistant, it's not waterproof, so I can't use it to count swimming strokes. And it also doesn't count much movement when I do the Nautilus circuit. Brushing my teeth? Yes. I do get credit for that, and, in fact, just waving my arm. Oh, and something else! It actually tells the time, too! Now I have two watches. Plus that Apple trifecta. I definitely have no excuse for being late anymore.
It's almost unimaginable how the world got along before we had all these gizmos. I mean, Noah probably didn't have a tide table app when he was piloting the arc. Marco Polo didn't buy oregano from Amazon.com. People had to go to the library to borrow a book and nobody even knew what a Duck Dynasty was. On the other hand, nobody had Facebook, either. Ah, progress.
I was going to expound further on the benefits (or not) of my sports band, but I've been sitting here at the computer for a while now and it's calling me. It really is.


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The latest chapter of DC's Injustice 2 comic features a very inappropriate but memorable Lobo moment. Is there any other kind?
Scroll on down to find out more.
Warning: this article contains spoilers for Injustice 2 Chapter 63!
The comic (which is set in between the events of the first and second games) is currently chronicling a massive confrontation between the Green Lantern Corps and Atrocitus' Red Lanterns. Hal Jordan and his fellow Lanterns received an unexpected boost in this issue when a wayward Green Lantern ring chose Lobo as its new owner.
Lobo wasted no time before using his newfound power to kick Dex-Starr deep into space. As Atrocitus himself says, it's not a smart move when fighting an enemy powered by rage to attack their cat.
Lobo, needless to say, was unmoved. He then turned his attention to Atrocitus, summoning all his mighty will, forming a gigantic, phallic construct and bludgeoning Atrocitus into submission.
Green Lantern rings allow the wearer to create any construct they can imagine, but we're pretty sure this is a first for the Corps. Who else but Lobo?
Injustice 2 Chapter 63 is currently available to purchase through the DC Comics app and other digital providers. The story will be published in print form in Injustice 2 #32, due out on August 15.
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March hare
a hare during its breeding season in March, noted for its wild and excitable behaviour (esp in the phrase mad as a March hare)
March Hare
crazy rabbit who co-hosts mad tea party. [Br. Lit.: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]
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The first half of the EPL Season has almost come to a close in what is one of the tightest tables we have seen in years. Manchester United sit top and deservedly so after going undefeated in all competitions (scratch the Carling Cup defeat to West Ham). Neighbors City hold the coveted 4th place spot with Tottenham snapping at their heels and riding a high after topping their Champions League group and beating would-be Top 4 contenders Liverpool in a lively game in London.
There has been no shortage of stories coming from England this season, and it's our job here at Football Station to bring you the best, brightest and horrible.
Owen Coyle and Bolton Wanderers
The Scotsman came from a sinking Burnley ship to manage the Wanderers in what has become the managerial success story of the season so far. What was once a hard nosed defense-first Northwestern outfit has become a slick passing and clinical side
under the guidance of Coyle. The Wanderers sit 6th currently, and one has to wonder: just how long can they keep this up? Boasting a win over Tottenham, a hard fought draw against United and having a win at Everton snatched from their grasp with a last gasp goal from Jermaine Beckford, Coyle's boys have maintained that defensive resolve while learning to press as a unit into the attacking half. Keys to their success are: American Stuart Holden and South Korean Lee Chung-Yong and Bolton's record signing Johan Elmander putting in more than his fair share of goals up top. Other than their monthly opener at Eastlands and closer at Chelsea, Bolton's games in December are all winnable and could easily maintain a 6th or 7th spot going into the New Year.
Liverpool's Stop-Start Season
Just what the hell is going on in the Northwest this year? The humiliating defeats to Manchester City, Everton and Blackpool highlight a Liverpool season that hasn't had a heap of good news coming its way. With the exit door blaring, Roy Hodgson's
ill-advised outbursts seem to be making him more friends than enemies. Benitez hits out at Roy, Roy hits back, Benitez hits back again, Roy apologizes. Roy criticizes Glen Johnson's form, Glen Johnson responds, Roy apologizes. Roy says he is disappointed his Daniel Pacheco, now he says he has a bright future at the club. Is he manic? He's like a 5 year old version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde with a speech impediment. The January transfer window will either be his saving grace or nail in the coffin, so he had better make it count. But with names like Keisuke Honda (reportedly a bid has been tabled) and Eden Hazard (more of a rumour) being linked, he just might have a little genius inside that huge coat. They do have a run of fixtures coming up that most would fancy and don't face too stiff of competition until the 5th of Februrary when they travel to Stamford Bridge (if you don't count Everton and Stoke). If Roy plays his cards right (e.g. playing Pacheco and more youngsters and not playing Poulsen) he could find himself knocking on 4th place's door. Oh, also Tom Hicks and George Gillette are taking LFC back to court. Awesome.
Zero to Hero
£30m has never looked so good. Dimitar Berbatov is firing in goals like it's his job. Finally. Because it is his job. And he used
to suck at his job. That said, the Bulgarian ace has been in a rich vein of form with the Red Devils and is currently sitting Top Scorer of the Premier League with 11 goals. And with Blackpool next on the fixture list at Old Trafford, the Andy Garcia body double's odds of scoring are looking pretty decent. The Seasiders have allowed 18 away goals this season (2nd in the EPL).
Shape of Things to Come
While it may be fruitless to try and lay down a prediction for the second half of the season, I may as well try. Chelsea have Tottenham coming up, United have Arsenal, then Chelsea have United, then Arsenal have Chelsea…as you can see, there will be much movement within the top 5 or 6 in coming months. Nothing will be set in stone until May 22nd rolls around. However, with the look of things, United and Chelsea are still looking favorites for the title. Arsenal have a fantastic squad, as do Spurs and City, but shortcomings in each squad will prove decisive in their respective bids for the crown. Arsenal have proven time and again that they can't last the full season and often drop results come the tail end of the season. Manchester City are going through issues within the squad and with the manager (shocking) and that will eventually provide their fall from the Top 4. Tottenham have a legitimate shot at going for 3rd or even 2nd should results go their way. They have a solid squad, a good looking schedule and are playing football that wins games. The only blotch on their otherwise shiny squad is the injury to Rafael Van der Vaart. The Dutchman has been instrumental this year in providing goals and scoring them himself, and it will be interesting to see how the Londoners cope without the big man.
Prediction – The Top 4 won't have the same occupants this year as it did last year. Manchester City should rest in 4th but may even snag 3rd spot from under Arsenal's noses if they don't clean up their act in the latter half of the season. Who says money can't buy happiness? It will be a slug fest for top spot and the May 7th game where United host Chelsea could well decide the title. Tottenham and Liverpool will find themselves in 5th and 6th place, respectively after a fruitful transfer window for the latter pays dividends.
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After six years at the helm of the Liverpool FC by "mutual consent". He will be given a compensation package rumored to be somewhere in the range of £3-5 million pounds, a much lower offer than the £20 million that was being touted around several months ago.
Benitez is responsible for bringing names such as (among others) Xabi Alonso, Luis Garcia, Pepe Reina, Glen Johnson and most
notably Fernando Torres to Anfield, and, despite 3 trophies during his tenure (Champions League 2005, FA Cup 2006, Charity Shield 2006), the axe has been called for by quite a number of people.
The Spaniard, now 50, moves on to greener pastures which look to be in the shape of Inter Milan who have made their interest in him known. Now, the question has become, who will follow Rafa out of Liverpool?
Rumored replacements for the hotseat are current Academy Director Kenny Dalgish who is said to actually be leading the search for a new manager, Fulham boss Roy Hodgson, Martin O'Neill of Aston Villa, Mark Hughes and possibly Frank Rijkaard. Whether there is any truth in that conjecture remains to be seen.
Until then…
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Group B –
Korea Republic
Group B looks, off the cuff, a tame group. Who would say otherwise? Argentina should have a fairly easy task with all three teams, but, I suppose, the second spot is up for grabs. The stingy Greeks will be defensively stout, as they always are. Korea won't have the home field advantage they had in 2002, but will still have a few tricks up their sleeve. And Nigeria will probably be tipped to take the second spot, but funny things happen at the World Cup and this one should be no exception.
Greece – Probably the most boring team to watch it football. How they won Euro 2004 is remarkable, but their defensive resolve and their grinding out of wins got them the trophy. The Greeks will look towards Theofanis Gekas for goals, Liverpool's Sotirios Kyrgiakos for defensive leadership and Giorgos Karagounis for everything in the middle of the park as the Captain is also the most capped at 32 years old. It's hard to doubt Greece's ability after their historic upset of the Euro 2004 tournament. Still though, it's hard to look past the attacking threats of Argentina and Nigeria. They will probably watch footage from that 2o04 for inspiration and ideas…seriously.
Korea Republic
Like Greece, the Tigers will be looking to draw on experience and their 2002 World Cup run as the driving force behind this campaign. Their oldest player and most capped at a whopping 129 games is goalkeeper Woon-Jae Lee and their most experienced at an elite level is without question Manchester United midfielder and captain Ji-Sung Park. Park will float in right behind Dong-Gook Lee in attack with Chung-Yong Lee looking to press forward on the left as well. They will have to rely heavily on their work rate to get them through as they are quick but not as quick as Nigeria and not as technically gifted as Argentina. If they progress it will be because of their hard work and a little luck.
Nigeria – Do not underestimate the Super Eagles in Group B, as they have terrific pace and a lot of experience in the squad.
Three members (Joseph Yobo, Yakubu, Victor Anichebe) of it ply their trade at Goodison Park of Everton in England. Portsmouth (Kanu, John Utaka), Fulham (Dickson Etuhu), Bolton Wanderers (Danny Shittu) and notably Chelsea (John Obi Mikel) boast Nigerian players. Obafemi Martins is another player I'm expecting to make things happen in South Africa. Martins once played for Newcastle and now plays for Wolfsburg in Germany. His pace paired with the pace of Victor Obinna will give the physical Greeks something think twice about as well as the rest of Group B. The captain, Kanu, stands the most capped, and his creative play will allow Martins to perform well, however his age has looked more noticeable as of late. In qualifying they conceded only one goal in six matches and had a perfect run. With John Obi Mikel steadying the ship in the middle of the park, breaking down attacks, and starting moves forward, the Nigerians are well equipped in all areas.
Argentina – How do you solve a problem like Argentina? Maradona's rag-tag group of players look unbeatable on paper, but have failed to impress as Maradona has come under intense scrutiny back in Argentina. Obvious stand outs for the team are Lionel Messi, who has more individual honors than you can count on both hands, Carlos Tevez, Javier Mascherano and up and comer Angel Di Maria. Their attack is probably the best in the world with Higuain, Aguero, Tevez, Messi and Milito all big time names. Their midfield is commanded by the hard tackling Javier Mascherno and their defense steadied by Martín Demichelis. The only question mark over La Albiceleste is the team chemistry. For some reason, they have not been able to click into full gear and many are hoping they find their feet soon. Maradona is taking the majority of the blame as he rotates more players in and out than anybody ever has. His style is almost similar to Rafael Benitez's bizarre rotation policy at Liverpool. Still though, they're not the best at the tournament, but they are too good to not advance out of their group and past a few more games.
Prediction –
1. Argentina
2. Nigeria
3. Greece
4. South Korea
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March 6th, 2010
EVERTON v. HULL CITY – Sunday, March 7th
After a shaky start to the season, the Toffees have turned things around and are steadily moving up the table. Recently, they've toppled Manchester United, Chelsea and Manchester City and there aren't many sides that would want to tackle this side at home, especially Hull City. It's hard to look past the fact that the Tigers are offensively challenged on the road, not to mention, winless. The arrival of Donovan has proven to be a worthwhile investment while reports are circulating that he is pushing to make his move to Goodison Park permanent. Regardless, the Toffees are looking strong at the moment, while Hull is looking very much like a dying animal. They could be on their way out unless they find some form. There's only one way this game will end.
Everton 2 – 0 Hull City
LIVERPOOL v. WIGAN – Monday, March 8th
Wigan's leaky defensive record on the road may be their downfall in this fixture against a Liverpool team who isslowly finding form and getting their stars back from injury. Wigan are winless in their last nine matches and are going to need to park the bus in front of goal to be able to get any points from the Reds. However, with Liverpool's shaky form recently, that might just be enough to throw them off. Expect Benitez to field his strongest team possible as any slip ups from here on out will be curtains on their Champions League aspirations. And with Gerrard, Torres and possibly Johnson back, the Reds should be coming out firing on all cylinders.
Liverpool 3 – 1 Wigan
PORTSMOUTH v. BIRMINGHAM – Tuesday, March 9th
This is a crucial fixture for Pompey and Avram Grant's men must find a way to get a win if they want to even think about EPL survival. Hopefully for the cash-strapped side, they won't have one eye on Wembley as retaining their top flight status should be top of their to-do list. Unfortunately for them, Birmingham are having a very decent season and sit 8th with more away wins than Portsmouth have home wins. Pompey have actually won three of their last four, one of which was against Birmingham in the FA Cup. This fixture will be an exact replay of their game today (March 6th). Pompey look to have the upper hand, but I think we'll see a different game on Tuesday and Pompey will be even hungrier to emulate their recent victory over the Blues.
Portsmouth 1 – 3 Birmingham
SUNDERLAND v. BOLTON
Sunderland are winless in their last 14 matches. Yes, 14. They haven't taken 3 points since November 21st against Arsenal. That pretty much sums up their plight and the reason that they are now being dragged into the relegation dogfight. Even with their seemingly sound squad, Sunderland are hopeless at the moment. Steve Bruce had better churn out a result somehow or he could be tipped to be the next manager ousted. Bolton have a hard time scoring on the road, and (other than today) haven't scored in their travels in their last six matches. Not many goals are scored at the Stadium of Light, and this match probably won't be any different.
Sunderland 2 – 0 Bolton
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Transfer News – September 16th, 2009
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Liverpool fans shouldn't be losing too much sleep these days (despite opening their campaign with two losses from three games). Sure it's nice to get out of the gates early, boost confidence and send a message to the rest of the league, but, hey, nobody's perfect.
Remember last season? By the end of September, Manchester United had only amassed five points from four matches and sat around mid-table but still found a way to go on to win the league. Remember Hull City? They took three points from Fulham, Newcastle, Arsenal, Tottenham and West Ham as well as drawing Blackburn and Everton. However, despite being joint top of the league with Liverpool and Chelsea around October, they only missed relegation on the final day of the campaign.
If there's anything we've learned from past campaigns, it's that every team's own individual one is subject to fluctuations in form – no doubt about it. The real test is how do they deal with it? Usually the managers are put in the hot seat, who then may deflect the blame to owners and funds made available. Which will undoubtedly become the case with Liverpool, unless they can shape up.
What's wrong at Liverpool?
The loss of Xabi Alonso was detrimental to both the appearance and fluidity on the field of the Merseysiders. However, it's time for them to get over it – players come, players go. Benitez seems to be content for now with partnering Mascherano with the young Brazilian, Lucas. Watching him play, he looks ages away from Xabi Alonso, but how many aren't? With the acquisition of Alquilani, Benitez could have an ample replacement…except he's injured for two months.
For now, fix the formation – Pull Gerrard back, Riera out left, tuck Benayoun up front behind Torres and drop Lucas. Done deal. We know Benayoun has the creativity to make scoring chances, Riera can run at full backs with success, and Gerrard is Gerrard.
To me, Benitez has proven his inability to call the shots on young guns and replacements for his squad. With the purchase of Lucas, who's been mediocre in most cases, we have a midfielder who can't really…do anything. He's not a bulldog, ball winner like Mascherano, he's no Alonso by spraying the ball 30 yards to open play, and he doesn't look like much of a playmaker – so what is he? With other purchases like Voronin, Babel (who is failing to live up to his expectations and you know it) and Mark Gonzalez (who?), it looks like Rafa is having a hard time with finding good new blood. And now, he's bought a midfielder for £20m who will be out for 2 months and a center defender who is supposed to be cover for their back line, but he's not fit either. What is Benitez playing at?
It's no secret that Benitez doesn't get on swimmingly with the American owners, but not many in Liverpool seem to at the time. The fans call for their heads just about every game with banners, signs and Spirit of Shankly protests.
However, despite all of this, the media is only scaremongering. Liverpool aren't in any trouble – yet. Yes, they've dropped points to two teams with Top 4 ambitions, but they're just about as alive as anyone in the hunt for the title. Here's why –
How they can bounce back –
Liverpool's next five fixtures are Bolton (A), Burnley (H), West Ham (A), Hull City (H), Chelsea (A). Not the best set, but not too shabby, either. They should, by all means, pick up points from Bolton (despite them being tricky to break down at the Reebok) and Burnley. West Ham proved to be a tough nut to crack at Anfield, however on the return fixture to Upton Park, the Reds tossed them aside, 3-0. Hull City has enjoyed a decent start to the campaign, but I can't see them taking three points from Liverpool at Anfield, especially if they play the way we've seen them do before against Real Madrid and Manchester United. Obviously, Chelsea at the Bridge is the fixture most are drooling at. However, if things don't come into perspective in Liverpool soon, it may well be a walker for Chelsea. But I'm calling the Reds to bounce back.
The urgency is now officially instilled. With the first loss at White Hart Lane, most pundits and fans were calling upon the fact that it was opening day, nerves were being settled and there was still plenty of football to be played. However, now, we have seen Liverpool pick up 3 points from a possible 9 and their rivals ascend the table. Lighting a fire under the Reds seems to be the best way to produce their magic. When they were 2-0 to City, they produced a stunning comeback and won. Go back further, when
they were 3-0 down to Milan in Istanbul, one of the most memorable comebacks in history. When they were down 1-0 to Olympiacos and needed to win by two goals, they pulled through. What happened last season when United were top dogs for the second half of the season? Liverpool produced the best football in the league and missed the title only due to their inability to beat poor teams at home.
The main concern has to be their complacency. They're a hard team to put a finger on, because sometimes they are throttling teams like Aston Villa, Manchester United and Real Madrid and others dropping points to West Ham, Hull and Stoke. When did the last three happen? First half of the season. When did their biggest wins happen last season? After Christmas. When someone lights a fire under the boys, they produce.
Furthermore, I understand that Rafa walked out on their training session before the Stoke game and threatened to quit, but the Reds romped over Stoke and instilled confidence once more. Maybe the Spaniard should threaten to leave more often.
The urgency flame is now lit, watch it burn into a bonfire.
-Caleb Sonneland
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Damn....Another Obama Assasination Plot.
Law enforcement agents have broken up a plot by two neo-Nazi skinheads to assassinate Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama and shoot or decapitate 88 black people, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco Firearms and Explosives said Monday.
Jim Cavanaugh, special agent in charge of ATF's Nashville field office, said the two men planned to kill 88 black people, including 14 by beheading. The numbers 88 and 14 are symbolic in the white supremacist community.
The men also sought to go on a national killing spree after the Tennessee murders, with Obama as its final target, Cavanaugh told The Associated Press."They said that would be their last, final act — that they would attempt to kill Sen. Obama," Cavanaugh said. "They didn't believe they would be able to do it, but that they would get killed trying."
We can't let fear and ignorance win people, go vote!
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2018 TBA National Announcement
Gilbert, AZ: Friday, June 22, 2018
Today USA BMX announced Lemoore, CA as the last stop of the 2018 USA BMX National Series and the addition of a UCI Pro Series race at Chula Vista BMX on Hall of Fame weekend.
USA BMX has secured the remaining open weekend on the National Series schedule for October 19-21 as it awarded Lemoore, CA and Lemoore BMX Raceway the Fall Nationals. "Our selection of Lemoore BMX Raceway is a testament to the BMX program Derek and Michele Weiser run. In a very short period of time, they have developed a great facility and awesome track, and we are thrilled to host the Fall Nationals at Lemoore BMX Raceway," stated John David, USA BMX COO.
Additionally, USA BMX will host, for the first time ever, a UCI Pro Series event in conjunction with the Southwest DK Gold Cup Championship and USA BMX Hall of Fame weekend in Chula Vista, CA. All racing including the pro event will take place on the Chula Vista BMX track. Tyler Brown, Chula Vista BMX Track Operator, and 2018 UCI Masters World Champion adds, "Hosting a USA BMX/UCI Pro Series event at Chula Vista BMX is an honor. Much less the second points event for Olympic qualifying in the US is huge! This track is home to more Pros than any track in the country so it's going to be a battle no one wants to miss!"
USA BMX AA Pro and 2020 Olympic hopeful Justin Posey had this to say, "I'm thrilled that a pro race will be held on the USA BMX track at Chula Vista. The track is one of the best in the country and has a lot to offer for racers of all ages. It is exciting knowing it will be in conjunction with the hall of fame ceremony as there is so much prestige involved with this event. Not only will the pros get to put on a show for the hall of famers, but for the city of Chula Vista and the entire Southern California community. I'm happy to see Tyler and Kas Brown rewarded for all the time and effort they've put into this amazing track!"
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Mopeds are machines under 50cc restricted to 28 or 30mph. Any other machine is classified as a motorcycle. Whether a machine is a moped or motorcycle is decided by the above and has nothing to do with style of machine (sports, commuter etc).
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Located in the arches of Flat Iron Square, Portuguese restaurant Bar Douro are delighted to announce The Chef Series in early 2019. Dedicated to bringing a slice of Portugal to London, Bar Douro has joined forces with 4 chefs from across Portugal to showcase their unique style and dishes in a 5-course menu, with an optional wine pairing from Bar Douro's cellar.
Chefs set to grace Bar Douro's kitchen over the coming months include Antonio Galapito, who worked for 8 years with Nuno Mendes at Viajante, Corner Room and Taberna do Mercado before returning to Lisbon last November to open his own restaurant, Prado. Galapito will be followed by João Cura from popular Porto restaurant Almeja, who has previously graced the Michelin starred kitchens of Moncínic, Cinc Sentitis and Dos Cielos in Barcelona.
Completing the line-up will be Vasco Coelho Santos, who previously worked in the Basque kitchens of Mugaritz (two Michelin stars) and Arzak (three stars), and is the culinary mastermind behind acclaimed Euskalduna Studio and Semea by Euskalduna in Porto; along with Manuel Maldonado, from Lisbon restaurants 100 Maneiras and Bistro 100 Maneiras, which was awarded No.1 Restaurant in the World in Monocle's 2017 Guide.
Each chef will create a 5-course menu for one night only, designed to showcase their individual style and take on Portuguese cuisine. Tickets are priced at £55 per person, with an optional wine pairing from Bar Douro for an additional cost.
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The co-founders of LawArXiv - MALLCO, NELLCO, LIPA, and Cornell University Law Library - were recently awarded the American Association of Law Libraries Innovations in Technology Award.
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