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YetAnohterone (EUNE): Why build BOTRK first with Ashe?
Simple answer : BRK on Ashe is the best possible "1 item power spike" buy. The long answer is that Riot completely %%%%ed up scaling on ADCs and crit items.
XXXSYNXXX (EUW): this new adc "meta"
The worst part is that some people on social medias think the new META has brought some diversity… No it hasn't… The new bot lane top tier champions are simply whatever works on the current patch. Strong champions can be played on the safe lane with a support and that's it. They aren't original, they aren't diverse… This is a MOBA, it has tier lists, and super god damn good champions happen to dominate bot lane in the end.
Father Tios (EUNE): Increase base mr.
YES PLS ! The removal of MR per level runes has been such a detrimental thing for the game honestly… especially since there hasn't been any compensations for low resist targets who would **ALWAYS** have picked +27 MR per level before season 8… I agree with this
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thanos the power (EUNE): Worse meta throughout the entire league history
What people Don't seem to understand is that "ADC" stand for **attack damage carry** And "carry" means that you can win the game and destroy every other champion that stands in your way once you have farmed and leveled up. Apparently a certain portion of the league player base doesn't understand that… The main issue is that ranged carry type champions die too easily to tanks, supports and other roles in the game. Also support type champions get far too much gold and XP through support items, catch up xp mechanics and other shenanigans. The main imbalance of the game lies in these two statements now. It hs brought Chaos/fiesta meta as a result. Chaos meta means : anything that has strong base stats and spells, with a proper item build is playable ad should be able to carry eventually because anything else can't even Lol.
Kusanagi no Tsug (EUNE): Now that botlane have been opened for other champions.
Ashe mid pls !
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SMFC (EUW): League is becoming way too complex for casual player
kiherélt macska (EUNE): Lucian, Mf , kaisa still playable.
Gold funneling Kaisa is playable Indeed !
NewDragongamesnl (EUW): [discusion] How can we fix the meta?
Me play SHyvana Hard carry 2V8 with Braum mid Me take all the gold in the jungle and in lanes me level 18 & full build at 25 minutes Me win game, me smart Good meta Rito keep it this way ! (Kappa) Obviously this meta is toxic as F$$$ !
Cryptidian (EUNE): What patch changes made this crazy meta where supports are mid and fighters replacing adcs?
Across the board changes : Bot lane Marksmen now have -5 less Armor, -3 AD, 50% less base health regen for base stats (lvl 1) Fleet foot work got nerfed Crit items now cost 300 more gold Infinity edge has been changed into a trash tier item In a nutshell : Nerfs to base stats, nerfs to survivability and scaling, as well as item changes…
Zoe RuIe34 (EUNE): ADC Role Is it really destoyed ?
Yes it sucks and it is really that bad. Imagine having the worst base stats in the entire game ADCs have the worst scaling from early to mid game and a pretty bad late game still because Crit items are gimped right now They are mostly team/support reliant You are a late game champion in games that do not last longer than 25 mins… and games are decided in the first 15 minutes The only marksmen that are slightly above average lose to any other "clown-fiesta bot lanes" which generally includes AListar and a bruiser or an anchantress and a hyper mage carry… ADC 2K18 OMEGALUL !!!
Voidner (EUNE): what about {{champion:236}} {{champion:119}} These 2 are overpowered
THey are only average in Marksmen match-ups …. Other than that, THey are TRASH and lose to any Fiesta botlane.
FF Asrieljp (EUW): WTF IS THIS GAME EVEN?
Heroes Brawl !
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Djake (EUW): AD Carry
Why would you pick something bad and unfun when you are free to choose not to ? AD Marksmen have no base stats (because of 8.11 nerfs) and no scaling (because of AD item changes)… The only thing that hasn't been destroyed are their spells… so spellslingers can do average and bully other marksmen. But that's it. They are not competitive anymore unless they get spoon-fed by %%%%%%s. You can't blind pick a traditional crit/scaling Marksman anymore… and even if you can pick one, you will have a hard time for 25 minutes at least… People get bored, and they move on, so they play Something else.
blissbomb (EUW): ***
Except that they wouldn't build it… It wouldn't be effective on them
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Player3Th0mas (EUW): What happens when adc gets one little nerf, compared to adc mains when other roles have issues:
Everyone{{sticker:zombie-brand-mindblown}} loses their minds !
Player3Th0mas (EUW): What happens when adc gets one little nerf, compared to adc mains when other roles have issues:
Marksmen being terrible at their original and historical role/position is quite embarassing actually. Bot lane is such a mess right now…
Ashe mage AD (EUNE): I need to try that Vlad bot lane, ty man xD
It was Vladimir + Pyke ( Saw it on SKT T1 Bang's Stream ) it is supposed to counter Mordekaiser's bot lanes if I understood it correctly. Against any traditional set up, you cleave them so hard … that they can't stay around and they inevitably fall behind.
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Juicy Ðoge (EUW): Winning a game in season 8 is 100% Luck
Match making issues Balance issues being amplified in solo.Q Too much focus on early game snow ball Every role being gutted one by one… Many players not deserving their ranks… Coin flip games being won or lost on the bot side of the map in 10 minutes ... That's Season 8 in a nutshell.
Wizard Blaze (EUW): Support Item nerf & Shielding Nerfs
These changes are 100% legit. Weaker supports is a good thing. Defensive shield supports are Killing this game currently. But fear not, you will build {{item:3174}} which is actually far better than people think it is. THis will require much more gameplay and interaction tho. It is good for the game. We need more support nerfs… probably nerfing Tank supports then. THe absolute Kings of bot lane are those pesky and nasty tanks that get way to much stats and gold for what they actually do.
Kitty Cat Nap (EUW): this is just a case of learning how to adapt. the fleet footwork is mainly taking for the movement speed and not for the heal. u say a good support can totally carry u?? WRONG. as support main i can't do shit when i got an adc who can't position himself. if he runs in every hook, gets harrassed every second cause he misplaces himself theres nothing a support can do to help him. about getting harrased in lane. just be smart and rush {{item:1053}} .
You do realize that, being a late game (crit) marksman now means that you will have your spike past 25 minutes into the game ? Your core build becomes effective around 30 minutes : in late game… And that only happens if you survive in lane against {{champion:236}} {{champion:119}} or{{champion:21}} … not taking assassins and ganks into account. Let's be optimistic ! Games are far shorter than that. So you CAN'T adapt at all actually since the game is over before that. Even if you reach the late game with your full build… Lane bullies WILL OUTSCALE you, since {{item:3031}} is a trash tier item now… Squared circle ! You can't make do with this...
Buff adc pIease (EUW): Patch 8.11. How the adc role began to change.
**The LoL Meta in 8.11 and transitioning into 8.12 : ** Top/mid lane carry type champs rule the first 25 minutes of any game. Mid-Jungle, Top-Jungle synergies matter a lot more now. You are forced to play Lucian, Kai'sa, Miss Fortune or …. Ezreal sometimes and then you might be able to do Something if your support decides so. Best support wins botlane by default almost all the time. Other marksmen are irrelevent until 30 minutes, unless they snowball out of control (which should never happen at all). The trick is, games will never last 30 minutes and if they ever happen to last so long… the game would already be determined by then. You wont have a close game lasting until 30 minutes. It clearly sounds like late Season 2 to me. Back then, ADC was a non-impactful role too.
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GuiltyPleasures (EUW): is adc supposed to be feel slow and useless now?
I would be somewhat ok with their changes if Crit marksmen were the kings of lategame … but they aren't. Even hard-carry types of marksmen are trash right now. Infinity edge crits are 230% … no longer 250% damage modifier. This is such a bad change. You Simply feel swindled when you buy crit. The biggest scam in the shop !
Golden Penguin1 (EUNE): If i'm not mistaken, adc should feel much slower now. Ad early was nerfed and Ad scaling was buffed. Despite that, I played a few matches with lethality {{champion:21}} , with {{item:3071}} and{{item:3035}} and she felt super strong. I'm talking about 2 shotting their adc with 2 q bounces when I only had 2 items (being ghostblade and duskblade)
AD and especially crit scaling is garbage right now …. The only things you can play right now are Rageblade/trifroce/letahlity ADCs… anything else is gimped.
Mizu Tatsu (EUW): While I would also rate the essence reaver changes as much more drastic than the IE. The same logic applies. It was time for a shakeup. While I loved the Essence Reaver and all its awesome uses, The AD, Crit and CDR and Mana regen all on one item? it was bound to be changed and reworked at some point. I will miss it.
{{sticker:sg-ezreal}} {{sticker:sg-ezreal}} {{sticker:sg-ezreal}} Yhea... No ADC should have access to infinite mana, dirt cheap max CDR, and insance scaling at the same time ! That would be broken right ? {{sticker:sg-ezreal}} {{sticker:sg-ezreal}} {{sticker:sg-ezreal}} {{sticker:zombie-brand-facepalm}} ps : on a more serious note, I do agree with you honest post.
Hecky (EUNE): New Infinity Edge (much weaker then before)
The biggest deal is about essence reaver honestly... IE changes are ok, you can deal with it once you get used to the new builds and all... HOWEVER ... ADCs no longer having free 40% cdr and infinite mana through {{item:3508}} is massive and it is still Under the radars .
NewDragongamesnl (EUW): What is the counterplay to zed late game?
Buy this : {{item:3046}} & {{item:3812}} or {{item:3026}} Tell your support to build this {{item:3109}} And that's it ! You won't die to assassins ever again ! Bravo {{sticker:sg-kiko}}
Dyrreah (EUNE): Jungler main crying a riven.
Being on the receiving end of the new jungle meta feels horrible... I swear it can legit kill the game if it lasts more than 2 weeks. Wee need it reverted. Scuttle crab **SHOULD NOT** be a game decisive neutral objective at all ! This is the worst Jungle update since release {{item:3308}} which brought back 2-1-2 stratégies, and that says Something ! ... The point is, if you do not pick a busted level 2 jungler with outstanding dueling power or a stun... you insta-lose. The nemy jungler will have 1 more level right away since he can take down the rift scuttle and you can't contest it. By the 20th minute mark, he can reach 3 more levels than you if he exploits his early lead properly. You can't gank level 5 sololaners when you barely reach lvl 3 in your first jungle clear... This patch is garbage.
GentlemanTrap (EUNE): Sadly the newest patch made it even worse, junglers that power spike lvl 2 insta gank and get a kill or two due to laners not warding EVER. Haven't had a single enjoyable game today be it win or lose.
New jungle route : First buff into direct scuttle all-in duel or gank. Coin flip jungle wins the game {{sticker:zombie-brand-facepalm}}
Leto GT (EUW): As a jungler, I do not have any interest anymore in helping hard losing lanes. (Shutdown changes).
You are wrong : WHat you should do is, give the shut down gold to your winning laners. it requires a bitmore coordination, for sure, butthat's what you shall do anyways if you want to win. Your strongest lanes should shut down the fed enemy player.
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The Great Nobby (EUW): Its about setting a standard for other ad champs wanting to go ad support. Playing lee sin for example. He doesnt benifit from relic sheild. Its essentailly the dorans sheild of botlane. We need the dorans blade equivalent.
I don't think anyone wants to see AD supports being a thing. Honestly... That would be gamebreaking and probably terrible. But maybe I am wrong =^)
The Great Nobby (EUW): Pyke needs his own support item
I saw it on PBE... Relic shield is super effective on him, So, I guess it's ok, he doesn't need another toy.
Kitty Cat Nap (EUW): u can't go fight him melee. hes to slippery with Q,E,R to be able to fight him close up. however he can't do mush against ranged harras. if he can't get close to u hes basicly doing nothing.
Yhea you are right ... if he can't connect, he's damned so, It would be a shame if - He had a long range slow/stun that also dealt shlt loads of dmg - he could come out of the fog of war bypassing terrain and walls with improved move-speed... Yhea I Wonder why Riot didn"t give that to him huhum.... {{sticker:zombie-brand-clap}}
Baxtriks (EUNE): Blue Kayn is kinda balanced but Rhhast is cancer. Especially lethality one
Well ... You can eventually slow him.... but as soon as he unlocks one of his two froms, he starts getting out of control and Nothing can stop him lol. That's not snowball... Give him two kills, early form and he hits like a freight train right away. Imbalanced... need looked into.
BaDoinKAdOinK (EUW): Kayn too snowbally?
THere is almost no counter-play against Kayn : - You can't shut him down early - If he's caught in a bad spot, he'll just wall-hack away - Lethality is too strong on him, his scaling is far too high - he's too easy to play, his combos are toddler-friendly if not brain dead - Once he gets going he can't be countered... he will simply murder any type of carry over and over and over - I don't even wish to comment on Rast/bruiser-form Champions like Kayle, or Zilean are ineffective against him. Anti-assassin champions do not counter him... So, There you have it. Perfect toxic anti-carry champion...
Captain Ares (EUNE): Champion Sexualization
Star-guardian Ezreal is legit a trans-gender version of the champion {{sticker:sg-ezreal}} Obviously sexualized !
JohnnyNeverSins (EUNE): Ty Riot for conqueror,now adcs deal 300 true DMG every AA
Conqueror means melee fighters were ( 10-30 AD + 20% damage ) underpowered earlier in season 8. This is a massive compensation buff. But I don't think it actually solved any issue : - Lane bullies were strong, they are even stronger now - ADCs would sometimes use other keystone than Fleefoot, and they now have access to another super strong offensive choice - Top lane is still very irrelevant, unless you play a teleport tank/juggernaut who is going to TP bot as soon has his ultimate is up - Junglers still clear 2 buffs, rush fast lvl 3 and camp lanes untill catch up XP kicks in - Lethality powercreep - Ambiant gold is way too high and supports are too strong and wealthy - ADC items ... Crit/Attack speed is too cheap; Ezreal's build is too strong far too early in the game -
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CuItOfClowns (EUW): Is it possible to climb in solo Q playing only support?
If your team is intelligent enough to play around you, Dragons, rotations and rift herald... Then **Win bot lane = Win the game ** And playing support well has a massive impact on the success of botlane.
H1SD (EUNE): How to counter lethality as a tank?
I forgot the easiest solution =^) : Just do more damage than them in the first place...
H1SD (EUNE): How to counter lethality as a tank?
Defensive stats in league of legends are subject to disminishing returns... that is why lethality assassins still do a lot of damage to tanks. The second armor item you equip is always less effective overall than the first. It is less stats for the gold spent, so it is less cost efficient too. If you stack only 1 defensive stat (typically armor), you will be crispy and you will flop instantly regardless. So in order to avoid that, you have to **diversify your deffensive stats** : A good exemple would be a combinaison of Armor, Health and health regen, along with flat % damage réductions. {{item:3047}} {{item:3742}} + 1 big health item like {{item:3022}} /{{item:3083}} Important note : passives of Flat % damage réductions are better than armor stacking now. You should prioritize them all the time. The tankiest set up against AD damage for instance is made up of : {{item:3047}} {{item:3715}} {{item:3143}} {{item:3046}}{{item:3812}} It provides the highest combined damage reductions along with a handfull of defensive stats. Spot on ! You can also tank ADCs damage with it. The Phantom dancer seems very weird... but if you look carefully, it gives even more damage réductions... so it is super good on Attack speed chapions like {{champion:102}} {{champion:5}} or{{champion:11}}. As far as Runes are concerned... you can pick Resolve secondaries : Boneplating + Chrysalis mostly. I stopped dying to Shaco, Zed and Kha'zix once I had understood this.
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Naniup (EUW): Agree.90% of the games are decided from botlane.If your bot wins takes first tower can take drake can rotate and most of the time they easy win game.I dont main support but i do play it because i wanna be sure i win games..I win bot and easy win games.
Silly thing is ... most support/junglers in Silver don't know it. They haven't heard about this sick strategy that auto-wins game literally. If you are a jungler... you can simply abuse this meta and Camp botlane, then get all objectives for free afterward.
A Snarky Cyclone (EUW): Actually to get THAT strong, he has to actively auto attack at least 4 times before the shots deal huge damage. As a result, you have quite a large window (as his auto's are quite slow + a reload ), to kill or control him before he gets that spike. It's like how Katarina goes nuts if she gets one kill, there's a distinct ramp up to get to that point, where you can shut it down.
Lay siege to a turret, clear the minion wave and then engage ? This isn't uncommon... and in such situation you CAN'T contest anything as soon as the jhin has built his stacks.
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Green Fields of America
I first heard this on a Michael Coleman 78 where he paired this with the "Swallowtail Reel". While some sets Coleman recorded have become standards this set is not as common.
To my ear this tune sounds similar to "Over The Moore to Maggie" it's a good tune & those long notes in the beginning are open to all sorts of ornaments.
I don't see any repeats. Is this a single reel (ABAB) instead of the more common AABB?
It's usually played AABB but I was lazy with the repeat symbols.
I often heard singers Len Graham and the late Joe Holmes sing these words to the first part and then lilt the tune:
There's a hole in me heart you could aisy roll a turnip
As big as any pavin' stone from Dublin to the Divil's Den
The left side of me carcass is as weak as water gruel, man,
There's not a pick upon me bones since Molly proved the cruel wan
Glad you've kept the pause/rest at the end of each part. Very effective with a good bodhran player.
The Green Fields
I love this tune! I know they're similar, but I like to play this tune with "The Flax in Bloom".
there's a jig version of this tune too - "The Maid On The Meadow" or something similar.
Green Fields of America
Also known as "There's a hole in my heart big enoughto stuff a
turnip in"
Green Fields of America (jig version)
Recently I learned the jig version of this tune here in Leeds. I forgot where my tutor picked it up. Anyway, here is the simple setting of it.
T: The Green Fields of America
R: jig
K: Gmaj
cec BdB|AGA BGE|DEG AGA|BdB AGE|
cec BdB|AGA BGE|DEG AGA|1 BGF G2z:|2 BGF G2D||
GBd gfg|ede gdB|GBd gdB|AGA BGE|
GBd gfg|ede gdB|GAB AGA|1 BGF G2D:|2 BGF G2z||
You can find a similar version on Davy Spillane and Kevin Glackin's "Forgotten Days."
Green Fields
In the highlands of SW PA and Western MD the tune goes by the name of Green Fields of Virginia(America/Ireland) and is very close to the versions posted here. However I do know a (crooked) version with a nice change of modes in the B part. This tune has been documented in the USA from fiddlers in SW PA born before the turn of the century.
Maryland Highlander
I would take issue with the transcription of the second part of this tune. It seems to me that the part where you go up to the high G only happens the second time round, the first time its a bit lower, so just be careful to compare it to a recording if youre learning from the dots.
There's a nice version of the jig form of this on Patrique Ourceau and Gearoid's duet cd. For the reel its hard to beat the lilted version on 'Celtic Mouth Music' by Colm O'Donnell…
Jig Setting: https://thesession.org/tunes/942
I grew up listening to a wind up gramaphone playing John McCormack singing Molly Brannigan -it is still on most of his cds
The Green Fields of America
It may sound unusual, but I prefer it as a (very) slow reel, played at a speed of about 72 (crotchets). I also know a version in which the dotted crotchet G in bar 3 is GAG (all quavers), and in other bars respectively.
Song: Molly Brannigan
I've the same song on a great album called Celtic Mouth Music sung by Colm O'Donnell. He sings:
Mam did you ever hear of purty Molly Brannigan
She stole away me heart and I'll never be a man again
There's not a spot on me hide will another summer tan again
Since Molly's gone and left me all alone for to die.
Oh! There's a hole in me heart you could easy roll a turnip in
As big as any paving stone from Dublin to The Devil's Glen
If she had to take another sure
She might have left mine back again
And not to leave me here all alone for to die.
Mam dear I remember when the
Milking time was passed and gone
We went into the meadows
Where she swore I was the only one
That ever she could love but Oh!
She proved to be the cruel one
And left me here lamenting all alone for to die.
The verse is sung to the A part and he lilts the B part between each verse. He then lilts the whole tune a couple of times at the end.
I learnt this tune - First part twice, second part twice and go up to the high G at the end of the repeat.
the following version is compatible with the version posted, but if you tend to be bored -like me- in the second part, stick to these slightly livelier variations:
T: Green Fields Of America, The
R: reel
K: Gmaj
c2ec B2dB | AGAB AGEF| G3E DEGB | AGAB AGAB |
c2ec B2dB | AGAB AGEF | G3E DEGA|BGAF G3z :||
GABc d2ef | gage dBGB | cEGE DEGB | AGAB Aded |
g3d efge | dgBG AGED | G3E DEGA | BGAF G3z :||
As an alternative to even greater session boredom, try to play the 6/8 jig version posted by slainte above WHILE the rest of the crowd is playing it as a reel! 😀
three part version?
unless I've overlooked something here, I don't think anyone has yet mentioned the three part version of this tune…one can see same in the Fiddler's Fakebook…I think that is where I got it…but the original source for me learning this is lost somewhere in the fog of my memory. The 3 part version (when in A) goes to the E chord at the beginning of that third part… third part is crooked too…with a measure of 6/4 right at the end…mayhaps that crookedness is why the 2 part version seems so much more common…folks dropped the crooked third part to make it facilitate at a dance?…anywho…does anyone know of a good recorded version of the 3 parter?
Transcribed my setting from John McEvoy & John Wynne's 'Pride of the West' album. It's a great album full of lovely tunes
Jig Version
What's the name of the jig version of this? According to the Tomas O'Gealbhain CD it is the Stone in the Field, but that's a reel only, is it not?
Maid In The Meadow
…..as I mentioned above, 11 years ago.
There's also a 4-part version from O'Neill's collection, called "Jimmy O'Brien's" - posted here a month ago by "tradschool" :
Willie Clancy version
Starts at around 02:33.
The Green Fields Of America, X:5
This version comes from Septimus Winner's "Tunes of the World" published in Philadelphia, 1863.
Re: The Green Fields Of America
The Green Fields Of America, X:6
As played by Andrew Finn Magill.


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Robert Louis Stevenson, the famous writer and rambler, once explained that he traveled �not to get anywhere, but to go.� The great affair, he said, was �to move.�Sure, I would have replied had I been there...
Robert Louis Stevenson, the famous writer and rambler, once explained that he traveled �not to get anywhere, but to go.� The great affair, he said, was �to move.�
Sure, I would have replied had I been there in Stevenson�s study, listening closely, single malt in hand. �Movement is just fine. But for me, the whole thing is, well, more liquid. I sail, and get on planes, and pilot my car in quest of interesting drinks.�
This is the point where Stevenson would have either refilled my glass, or sent me packing.
But let me explain. It isn�t daylight I like, but dusk. And similar to a ship at sunset, reaching a new port lets me moor for at least a night and taste (I should say sip) what it has in store. I find out more from the snap of a country�s signature liqueur than by visiting sights or taking guided tours.
France, of course, has its Kir (a blend of cr�me de cassis and white wine) and England enjoys �Pimm�s Cup� (a gin drink using quinine and herbs). But, for a traveler, these are only two of the world�s top cocktail-hour pours.
In Iceland recently for the first time, I ran smack into a juggernaut in a bottle called Brenniv�n and known to locals as the �Black Death.� Similar to Aquavit in Scandinavia, Brenniv�n is a schnapps that�s made from potatoes and jazzed up with the scent of caraway seeds. Much like a looming volcano � like the Icelandic landscape, itself � this national drink is a raw and mysterious thing.
The scary-looking jet-black Brenniv�n label depicts Iceland�s coastline, as if it were a tipple just for fishermen. In fact, while trying to get a glass of Black Death down, I learned that it is excellent for chasing away the taste of h�karl, an Icelandic delicacy derived from rotting shark meat. No one had any h�karl handy. And I didn�t die from drinking my shot. But my throat and stomach felt like molten lava and my brain like a just-extinguished blaze.
During a rainforest cruise on Brazil�s Rio Negro, I was handed my first Caipirinha, a concoction that tastes as fresh as jungle fruits or flowers (that�s the lime in there) but that coils inside you like a cobra waiting to strike. I started asking deckhands and discovered that Caipirinha comes from �caipira,� meaning a person from the countryside. But after a second glass, the name of this national drink started to sound to me like Samba.
Caipirinha, Caipirinha, I sang out loud on the windswept deck. Copacabana, Ipanema. (This was the work of cacha�a, a local sugar-cane based rum.) The cries of parrots overhead blended in with this, with splashes of fish and fat tropical drops from a storm. For the first time, I understood why Brazilians seem never far from a guitar.
Sometimes a drink evokes what�s been going on in a country�s work life. For reasons I�ve never understood, alcohol has an eerie sense of economics and often reflects the pace of places where it is mixed and poured. An extreme example of this is Burma (sometimes called Myanmar), isolated for decades due to its recently dissolved military government.
Rural Burmese roads are clogged with herds of gentle cattle, and churning by on bikes and donkey carts, everyone smiles. When my wife and I asked about spirits in a shop, the owner dredged up a dusty bottle about three-quarters full. Noticing our hesitation, he rummaged cheerfully in back, and flashing a Colgate grin, presented us with a fifth of �Country Time� Burmese gin. We bought it on the spot.
An opposite universe, in many ways, was urban China. The busy Beijing restaurants I ate in pulsated with energy, with a zest for consumption that matched its most frenetic streets. Unlike Burma, the carts here transported Peking Duck, ready for slicing, and jingling bottles of Baijiu, the country�s ubiquitous �white liquor� that�s distilled from sorghum and can be as strong as 120 proof.
After a cup of the stuff was slid my way and I took some sips I began to feel that Baijiu was more than just a drink. It was Beijing in a bottle. It reminded me of riding in Chinese buses, of touring around a car-choked downtown. What is this taste? I asked aloud, and a local at my table was quick to reply.
�It tastes like diesel fuel!� he replied, clapping his hands and laughing delightedly beside four Baijiu-drinking friends.
He was correct. I was slowly learning.
Time for another cup.
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Poland won't necessarily adopt the euro in the foreseeable future, its finance minister said, backtracking on earlier unofficial targets. Finance ministry officials have earlier discussed the possibility of Poland joining the euro zone in 2014-2016.
Poland may not adopt the euro by the end of the next term of the president of the European Central Bank, which is set to end in 2019, Polish Finance Minister Jan Vincent-Rostowski said Tuesday.
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Writing this down for posterity and to retell on /tg/. – Justin
People involved (using in-game and Skype names):
Michael – GM
Myself – Arch-Militant Alexander Degtyarev
William – Rogue Trader Alucard
Kelson – Astropath Transcendent Sem Vitorre
Post – Seneschal Sigmund Vendigroth
Chris – Tau Arch-Militant Viro'la
Doom – Explorator Venatus
Dakka – Incubus-in-training Dhrazkael
We landed on Los Vagos, a paradise world dedicated to gambling, booze, whores, and anything else you could imagine to meet our new Rogue Trader, considering our previous Rogue Trader was killed by the Kroot member of our party when it went absolutely bonkers. Our party decides to split up. Sem, Degtyarev, and Sigmund go to meet the new Rogue Trader, Alucard. Viro'la goes off to gamble, Venatus goes with him to keep an eye on him, and Dhrazkael follows Venatus and Viro'la because of reasons (I have no clue why). Sem's group finds Alucard's room in the High Roller Suite, and we enter. To the sight of 4 naked men, 3 naked women, and a Bull Grox all in a pile on the bed in the center of the room. Under all of this is a fully clothed Alucard wondering why there are 3 uninvited guests in his room. We introduce ourselves and go to a private area of a bar to discuss business. As this is happening, Viro'la is playing slots and hits jackpot. The floor manager comes over and offers him a High Roller Suite and has one of the girls (dressed as a Playboy bunny) lead him there. Venatus and Dhrazkael, being suspicious, follow at a distance. Their suspicions are confirmed when Viro'la is led to the kitchen instead of the suite. Someone apparently wanted Tau meat, and they're willing to oblige. One of the casino's guards attempts to knock Viro'la out and misses, and the Tau becomes surrounded by 2 more guards and and the head chef at a distance throwing cutlery. Venatus radios Degtyarev about the situation, and runs off, with Sem, Alucard, and Sigmund in tow. Degtyarev grabs the Grox from the Rogue Trader's room and rides to the kitchen. One floor above the kitchen, Degtyarev places det-cord on the floor, gets on the Grox, and detonates.
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Thursday, May 14, 2009
Feel Victor's Wrath
Unfortunately, it's a pretty common occurrence for a young superstar to struggle through a season of nagging injuries, unwilling to believe that a sore forearm or tight oblique could cause them to lose their superior ability. It's also quite common for a player of that mold to let the failure send his career down a 4 year spiral. Such does not appear to be the case in Cleveland, where Catcher/First baseman Victor Martinez has put a stinker of a 2008 season beyond the rear view. Martinez is batting a ridiculous .385 through his first 35 games of the '09 season, and perhaps more impressive, Victor has walked 23 times to just 13 strikeouts. I will admit, he is just the type of high-value player I would have avoided in the draft due to last season's injuries/slump, but Victor has stuffed a metaphorical sock in my yapper over the initial month-plus.
What fun would this column be, though, if I didn't get to deliver a verbal bludgeoning to somebody famous, or trying to become famous. Today, I think it's time to lay the beatdown on the Arizona Diamondbacks. An organization that has done a very nice job in the draft recently made a few trades to acquire Dan Haren, and it's tough to complain about a guy who competes for the Cy Young year in and year out. If Brandon Webb could get healthy, this team would have a chance to win most games (assuming they ever manage to score more than 3 runs). Every conceivable strikeout cliche has already been used by the broadcasters calling the game, which makes my life a little more difficult.
To a certain extent, I actually feel bad for the D'backs. Every time they get a runner on base (which, more often than not, is Justin Upton, the only player doing anything at the plate), the next 3 batters strike out. Mark Reynolds has flailed at more breaking balls a foot off the plate in the season's first month than most big-leaguers do in their entire careers. Conor Jackson gets jammed 3 out of every 4 at-bats. Eric Byrnes had a few multi-hit games in a row, but he's still batting near .200. Chad Tracy is playing regularly!? And poor Bob Melvin lost his job. I guess they had to try something, but I hardly see how this was Melvin's fault. He made the right moves with the bat-waving chumps he was given, and the Director of Player Development is managing the team now. I can almost make sense of the logic -- you have a Major League team made up of mostly ultra-talented guys that belong in Triple-A, why not make their every-day manager the guy that shuttled them through the Minors? All I can say is "yikes!"
NICK JOHNSON - Washington is actually starting to score a few runs, and Johnson is in one of the very few enviable spaces in the lineups, batting second behind Christian Guzman and ahead of Ryan Zimmerman. Johnson's average will likely take at least a slight dip at some point from its current perch at .333, but he walks a fair amount, and has scored and driven in ~20. It's about that time to start benching underperforming big names and waiting out their slumps with guys like Johnson keeping you afloat.
KIP WELLS/JOEL HANRAHAN - It seems the closer committee for Washington is just going to be these two guys, as both Joel Beimel and Julian Tavarez were downright terrible in their brief runs. After Beimel and Tavarez soiled the pitcher's mound, Wells has been serviceable, and Hanrahan doesn't look quite as bad.
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As a child…
I loved baseball cards, bubble gum, and my cousin Truman.
I loved the 7th inning stretches, extra innings, and doubleheaders.
I loved Little League, hotdogs and lacing up my cleats.
As a child…
I loved aluminum bats, standing in the on-deck circle, and chasing foul balls.
I loved no-hitters, shut outs, and perfect games.
I loved switch hitters, relief pitchers, and Phil Niekro's knuckle ball.
As a child….
I loved a dirty uniform with grass stains and spitting as if I had a mouthful of chewing tobacco.
I loved the All-Star games, pennant races, and "Bucky" Dent.
I loved batting gloves, wrist bands and that "black stuff" you put under your eyes.
As a child…
I loved baseball signals, on-field chatter, and late inning dug out rallies.
I loved Double-plays. Sacrifice flies. Grand-Slam Home Runs. Triples down the line. Doubles off the wall and lead-off Singles.
As a child…
I loved Ricky Henderson's batting stance and his head first slides.
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As a child…
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I loved the San Diego Chicken and those ugly brown and yellow San Diego Padres uniforms.
As a child…
I loved Mookie Wilson and Willie Wilson.
I loved Willie McGee and Willie Randolph
I loved the New York Yankees' pinstripe uniform and the Boston Red sox
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I loved Billy Martin's sand kicking tirades and Earl Weaver's temper tantrums.
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I loved Darryl Strawberry's rookie season and Ken Tekulve's side-armed wind-up.
I loved Dave Stewart's perfect game and Steve Carlton's World Series victory.
I loved to see George Bell take one deep and Dave Kingman strike out
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Buying your dream home can turn into a nightmare if you don't really own the house. Your title is flawed, for example, if you buy what's actually a co-owned house and only one owner signs the deed. The seller may have other title problems even he doesn't know about. The title fees you pay when you take out a mortgage protect you against such dangers.
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|Tom's memory quilt by Green Star Quilts
I have just finished reading a book about domesticity, you may have read it too. It is about life lived in the home, about making things that are useful, lovely to look at, about cake making and gardening, quilts and knitting. The photos are beautiful, reminding the reader to take pleasure in the small things of daily life, the artistic arrangement of balls of wool, the placing of fairy cakes on a cooling rack, the enjoyment of snuggling under a quilt on a chilly evening.... A lovely book, easy to read, but it started me thinking about what we all do that could also be called Domesticity, not just the easy on the eye things, but the things that seem very real to me...So this is what I am thinking about, all the skills I have learnt and practice at home, some on a daily basis.
First of all there is frugal cooking. Cooking when there is no time or extra money to go shopping, using what's in the cupboard with flare and imagination....Yesterday I made a salad from things at the bottom of the fridge, half a packet of olives, and tiny tomatoes grown in the green house ( each one must cost about £1 with all the compost, special feed and daily hands on care of these pampered plants). It was a case of using what we had, I put it in a lovely bowl and it looked much better....
|make do salad
Leftovers are produced again regularly, very little food is thrown away, most things can be given a new life as a kind of lasagne....
|leftover lasgane
Energy economy is high on my list of skills, light bulbs are turned off, I admired a friend who cooked a leg of lamb in his log burner stove and am desperate to try it too. I turn off the solid plates on the cooker and finish off cooking on the residual heat just as my mother did and I turn off the iron to press the delicate things as it cools down.
|Blackberry jam
Fruit from the garden is turned into crumbles until my family beg for a change of pudding and the blackbirds are left to eat the windfalls over the winter. Blackberries are picked and turned into jam and we have had some rather exciting attempts at wine making in the past .
|fruit in bowl bought from charity shop
Maybe I do these things through choice now, as a family we are more financially stable, but in the past I had to make the choice between buying a glossy magazine or a bag of oranges. I have waited for goverment child allowance payments before new school shoes could be bought, I sold a table so a morning dress suit for husband could be hired and we could go to a wedding suitable clothed. We still sit on the dining table chairs bought from a charity shop in the 1980's and painted red by me. The seats of these chairs have been recovered so many times...
|unravelled woolly jumper
My mother stitched the sides of sheets to the middle when they were worn and unravelled handknit jumpers to be knit up again. Cut down dresses for little daughters, scrap fabric quilt making, the mending of a hole in a beloved teddy, patching rips in favourite jeans, restuffing cushions.... the list could go on and that's before I think of her skill in cooking a huge Christmas dinner for five on a tiny four ring cooker and keeping everything hot.
Sometimes it has been hysterically funny, like learning to clip the dog in order to save the dog grooming fee......
|clipping the dog in my kitchen
Running a household, big or small is such a huge skill. Where would we be without the person who makes sure the loo roll is always there, replaces the coffee before it runs out, washes school clothing in time, decorates, manages the monthly finances, makes a note of the serial numbers of bikes so they can be claimed if stolen and found, listens to problems, comforts tears and congratulates on the triumphs of everyday family life....
And then there is the tidying... the endless tidying, the job of finder of all things lost, the person with the photographic memory for finding things put down for a minute and then Moved By Somebody ...
This is, for me, Real Domesticity, Domestic Science, as we were taught at school and at home. Relying on skills I have learnt to manage my household and care for my family. Most of us do all this and a job outside the home too. We often do it on limited budgets and difficult circumstances, in scraped together moments in a full to the brim day.
All over the world, we use our skills, education, talents and time to do this, without realising that what we do is of immense value and it makes our family world go round peacefully and smoothly. For me, it's about making that patchwork quilt, arranging flowers and baking bread, but about seeing the bigger picture and being hugely proud of all our household management skills.
I hope your households run on the smoothest of wheels this week,
Kind regards,


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Dear St. Mark friends,
Like many of you, my role in the family carries multiple titles. I am a husband, a father, a grand-father, a son, and a soon-to-be father-in-law. On Saturday, April 28, our youngest son, David, will be married to his fiancé, Maureen. I am privileged to perform the wedding ceremony at the outdoor pavilion at Anderson Gardens. The current weather forecast predicts a cloudy but acceptable temperature in the mid-60s. Whew…we'll take it!
David's and Maureen's wedding bears remarkable similarities to Naomi's and my wedding in Woodinville, WA, on June 7, 1980. First, Naomi's father, Eldon Lyso, (a Lutheran pastor) likewise performed our ceremony. I was more than a little nervous as to what he might do and say. Eldon was a prolific jokester, and I wasn't going to put anything past him. Thankfully, he was both serious and humorous at all the crucial moments. It was a glorious wedding ceremony! I am eager to carry on this paternal tradition with David and Maureen. Still, I want to keep them guessing just a bit. I have plenty of fun "material "on David I could share!
Second, in preparation for our wedding in 1980, I wrote a song for Naomi five days before the ceremony. It was a bold move, but I really wanted to do this. Immediately following our marriage vows, I sang my song to her while playing my guitar. Truth be told, I was more nervous about messing up that song than I was getting married! Thank God, the song came off perfectly. David has likewise written a beautiful song for Maureen and will sing it to her at their wedding, accompanying himself on his guitar. Like father, like son! It will be quite moving, I'm sure.
Jesus loved weddings, performing his first miracle at a wedding in Cana. There will be no need to turn water into wine at this wedding reception, however. Franchesco's Ristorante is well-stocked! None-the-less, Jesus will be present with us as we celebrate their marriage in the presence of God, family, and friends. Like all proud parents, Naomi and I rejoice in their marriage. We trust that you share in our joy!
By the way, don't bother looking for me at worship the next morning…I'll be sleeping in.
Walking this journey of faith with you,
Pastor Mark


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Dropping 'Redskins' a small step
Let's not get too excited about the decision of United States Patent and Trademark Office and Hillary Clinton's recent declarations surrounding the Washington Redskins. They are important steps in the battle against the offensive use of Native American stereotypes. But the good news should not obscure the many significant problems that remain in native communities across the country.
The Redskins name should go and likely will as pressure mounts on Redskins owner Dan Snyder and the NFL from prominent athletes, U.S. senators, native peoples, the general public, and most recently Clinton. The team will continue to protest. Its lawyers, predictably, will continue to fight. But it is only a matter of time. The mascot issue is a problem where the solutions can come easy, and it is an issue that growing numbers of non-Indians support. Why? Because changing a team's name is ultimately not that big of a deal.
But forcing Daniel Snyder to change his team's name likely will do little to help solve the significant problems facing native nations. While a growing number of non-Indian Americans have joined in efforts to counter offensive Native American mascots, they pay too little attention to more difficult issues that affect the lives of millions of Native American people.
Too many Indian communities, for instance, continue to struggle to enjoy the measured sovereignty permitted them by the most anti-Indian Supreme Court in American history. State and local governments mount aggressive campaigns designed to skim the cream off of the fragile prosperity that has emerged in some native communities, looking to tax gaming and retail businesses located on Indian land in opposition to a constitutional logic that has stood for almost 190 years. They challenge American Indian tribal sovereignty, and the pressure at times is relentless.
Meanwhile, Native Americans have lower life expectancy, higher rates of death from cancer, injury and suicide, and are more likely to be poor, unemployed, and the victims of violent crime than their non-Indian neighbors.
According to the Indian Health Service, Native peoples are six times more likely to die from alcohol-related causes than other Americans, and twice as likely to develop cervical cancer, three times as likely to develop diabetes, eight times more likely to contract tuberculosis, and twice as likely to die from homicide.
Meanwhile, efforts to recover lost lands, acquired from them in transactions that on their face violated federal law, have been stymied by hostile federal courts.
The list of challenges facing Native American communities is a long one.
Michael Leroy Oberg of Rochester is professor of history at the State University of New York College at Geneseo. He is the author of six books, including "Native America: A History."
These other problems facing Indian country are more vexing, the solutions more elusive, than abandoning a team nickname. What is to be done about poverty and unemployment and a lack of opportunity in Indian communities, all the bitter fruits of colonization and subjugation? What can be done to restore lands taken illegally, or for a fraction of their real value, from native peoples? What to do when federal courts have limited the religious rights of native peoples to worship as they so choose, and curtailed other freedoms as well?
The list of infringements placed upon native peoples and native communities is a long one.
Native communities have worked to meet the challenges they face in all sorts of exciting ways, and their efforts are showing some signs of success. But they toil out of sight of most Americans, who pay little attention to and show minimal understanding of these challenging issues. And native nations do their important work in an environment where many of their accomplishments can be undone by hostile courts and challenged by avaricious state and local governments.
Those standing up to the use of the Redskins name should be applauded. But let's hope that the determined legal and political campaign against the Washington Redskins' trademark protections does not stop there.


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For the first time in a quarter-century, Chicago Public Schools teachers are walking the picket line, striking over an unfair contract and devaluing procedures and expectations ushered in with this year's extended day program. I am watching the politics, press and negotiations carefully. I am not only a parent of a child in CPS, I graduated from the school system and am the daughter of CPS teacher.
I made a conscious choice to send my child to Chicago Public Schools because I believe that, despite there being many broken joints in the system, there are gifted and committed teachers, principals, support services and programming there as well. I feel called to help make the system better by contributing to my son's school and community with my time, talents, dollars and care. It is not all nostalgic and pretty. There are broken stairs to step over. There are gaping holes in the budget to work around. There are some inadequate teachers and there is too much violence, poor nutrition and cuts in enriching classes.
Those fissures do not detract from what happens in the classroom. Last year, I watched my son, then in first grade, reeling with excitement about researching the macaroni penguin as a part of a wider-class Antarctica project. It was one moment of thousands that fired synapses in his developing brain, grew his heart, sparked his curiosity, pulled him into new friendships and working relationships with other kids in the class. He's a kid who loves to learn. But that? That project, that inspiration, that guidance to invest in the written word, the group dynamic, science, and the earth? That was all his teacher.
I cannot participate in a conversation where teachers like this one are demonized. I cannot support a city or board who thinks it is OK to ask workers like her to extend their hours while stripping away professional development, time for staff meetings and parent conferences and lesson planning, and promised pay increases, all while adding more kids to their roster and standardized test scores as an evaluative tool. I cannot ask teachers to do what they do every day in the classroom for my child and others and ignore the terms of the proposed contract, just as I would never advise a friend to abstain from negotiating pay, workload, job responsibilities and professional development.
I want my son to be in second grade today. I want him to be settling in to independent reading time, to be running the track in PE, to be sketching shapes in perspective in art, to be doing character studies in drama, to be learning lyrics and tapping out rhythms in music, to be starting a new research project that will light him up as much as the macaroni penguins did last year. I want him to be with his friends. I want him to be sitting at his desk. I want him to be learning from his teachers.
I have spoken to his teachers, and I know they want the same thing. They are called, too. And they want to be in the classroom teaching our kids.
But I support pressing pause on that for the greater good of fair working conditions and expectations for the teachers. What serves them, serves my son. And your kids. And our community. And us.
Until this is all worked out, and I hope that is soon, my boy will be learning from a different teacher — my mom. Instead of grammar school, he will be in Grandma School (he thinks this is hilarious). Some days, he will be in Mommy Camp. There will be liberal recess but there will also be assignments. One of them is to talk about why protesting and strikes are a privilege of freedom. Another is to walk alongside teachers on the picket line and to honk for them as we drive by schools where they are gathered.
My signs are held high. I don't expect all of the parents on the playground or friends or readers to agree with me. That's OK. But we have to have the conversation about what we each hold. We have to write out our own signs and we have to sit in this discomfort on the other side of locked school doors because standing up for ourselves is a more important life lesson than what my own child would be learning in math this week.
Especially since this contract and this treatment of teachers is a fraction of what it needs to be.
One last thing; Here's what I posted on Facebook on the first day of the strike. Not everyone who commented agreed with me. But this is how I am centering and where I am beginning.
Strikes are hard. They are hard for the kids. They are hard for parents. And they are hard for teachers. Many teachers are parents, too, compounding the crisis. And that's what this is — a crisis.
I am thinking of Christmases my parents had to tell us we wouldn't have much and years the budget was very tight because my mom was on strike with CPS. It was stressful. And necessary.
I am also thinking of the freedom to protest. The importance of standing up to those in power who are unjust in how they treat their employees. The lesson of how labor does work and can work in this country.


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Plot:- In the wake of a disaster, the tenants of an apartment building turn on one another in this thriller from director Xavier Gens. New York is hit by an unexpected nuclear attack, and Eva (Lauren German) and her husband Sam (Ivan Gonzalez) rush to the basement of their apartment block, believing the cellar is their best bet for safety. They soon discover the basement is the domain of building manager Mickey (Michael Biehn), who is a survivor of the 9/11 attacks and doesn't put much trust in anyone. Convinced venturing outside will kill them all, Mickey refuses to let anyone leave, and Eva and Sam are trapped with macho bully Josh (Milo Ventimigila), Josh's soft-spoken brother Adrien (Ashton Holmes), loudmouth Bobby (Michael Eklund), high-strung single mother Marilyn (Rosanna Arquette), Marilyn's daughter Wendy (Abbey Thickson), and an impatient man named Delvin (Courtney B. Vance). As the days in the basement turn to weeks and supplies of food and water run low, the neighbors become increasingly tense and violent; eventually, the men and women form cliques and turn against one another. The Divide received its world premiere at the 2011 South by Southwest Film Festival.
Directed by:- Xavier Gens
Produced by:- Ross M. Dinerstein,Michael Horn
Released Date:- 13 Jan,2011
Runing time:- 80 minutes
IMDB Rating:- 7.5/10
Official Site:- Still not available
Movie Category:- Horror,Sci-Fi , Thriller
Studio:- Anchor Bay Films
Writer:- Karl Mueller, Eron Sheean
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Two siblings with long rap sheets could see them get a little lengthier after the latest run-in with local law enforcement, a vehicle pursuit in the early morning hours Monday that resulted in their arrests.
Early Monday morning, just after 12 a.m., deputies with the Sampson County Sheriff's Office observed Joshua Leon Boykin, 32, leaving Cherry Tree Lane operating a Chevrolet Tahoe and noticed his brother Jonathan Colanges Boykin, 34, in the passenger seat.
Jonathan Boykin was charged back in 2015 by Sampson County Sheriff's authorities with driving while impaired (DWI) and other traffic offenses, a case that went to trial this past March. The state also sought a conviction on habitual DWI, which could bring a sentence of 10 years. Jonathan was out on bail during the trial and attended the first few days of his trial, but failed to show up for the remaining trial days, Sheriff's Lt. Marcus Smith stated Tuesday.
The trial continued without Jonathan and he was found guilty by the jurors. Warrants were issued by the state for his arrest and sentencing, however sheriff's authorities and other law enforcement agencies were unable to locate Jonathan in the months that followed.
That is, until Monday.
Upon seeing the Boykin brothers in the Tahoe, deputies activated their emergency equipment, but Joshua Boykin failed to yield for the deputies.
"A vehicle pursuit ensued and deputies were able to deploy stop sticks on the suspect vehicle, which deflated two of the vehicles tires," Smith stated. "Despite having two flat tires, Joshua continued to flee in the vehicle from deputies."
However, deputies deployed a PIT (Pursuit Intervention Technique) maneuver, which stopped the Tahoe. The Boykin brothers fled on foot and after a short chase, both were apprehended by officers.
"During the arrest of Jonathan, he failed to comply with officers commands, fought with deputies and assaulted the officer," Smith noted.
During the confrontation, he received a minor laceration to the head and was transported to Sampson Regional Medical Center's Emergency Department, where he was treated and released. One deputy also received a minor injury to the hand as a result.
It was discovered through the course of the investigation that the vehicle driven by Joshua Boykin was also stolen, reportedly taken from a family member on Lakewood School Road, Salemburg.
Joshua Boykin, whose address is listed as 2072 Claudes Drag Road, Roseboro, has been charged with felony flee to elude arrest with a motor vehicle, failure to stop at stop sign, failure to heed light or siren, reckless driving to endanger, injury to personal property, motor vehicle theft, possession of stolen motor vehicle and resisting public officer.
Jonathan Boykin, listed of the same Claudes Drag Road address, was charged with assault on a law enforcement officer inflicting injury and resisting public officer. He was also served the orders for his arrest on charges of habitual impaired driving, misdemeanor flee to elude arrest with a motor vehicle, simple possession of marijuana, driving while license revoked, no operator's license and non-support of child.
Joshua and Jonathan were placed under secured bonds of $25,000 and $13,500, respectively.
"Both of the individuals have a long history with law enforcement," Smith stated.
According to the N.C. Department of Public Safety, Joshua Boykin served seven years in prison following a 2006 robbery in Sampson, for which he was convicted in 2008. He was released in 2015. He was convicted of robbery with a dangerous weapon, assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury, possession of firearm by felon, larceny of a motor vehicle and possession of stolen goods.
Prior to that, he was convicted of assault on officer, driving while impaired and felony drug possession, all convictions coming in Sampson, NCDPS records note.
Jonathan Boykin has a slew of convictions dating back to 2001 in Sampson, Cumberland, Johnston and Bladen counties, court records show. He has convicted numerous times on charges of speeding to elude arrest, assault on officer and driving while impaired (including habitual impaired driving, his most recent conviction in Bladen in 2011).
He has also been convicted multiple times for reckless driving and related motor vehicle charges, simple assault and malicious conduct by prisoner.


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July 14, 2015 Green Pest Control
Natural or Green Pest Management
We'll move now to the topic of "natural" pest control. This is not yet so tightly regulated as is organic pest management, but it still is regulated and is an extremely important area. Nearly every state in the U.S. has statutes that address pest management and pesticide use on school properties, including day care centers, and the use of natural or green products is strongly encouraged. Once again, as with organic pest management, natural or green pest management does not speak only to pesticides, but also strongly encourages non-chemical controls such as traps, exclusion, habitat modification, good building design, and sanitation to discourage pests.
Natural pest control is a topic subject to influence from many directions. Groups which oppose the use of any kind of pesticide will argue that Green pest management means no pesticides, or that all Natural pesticides are "safe" for humans and animals. This is inaccurate, and we can think of the great many natural substances that are produced by the Earth or by plants that are highly toxic, and to sell the idea that they are safe just because they are natural is counter productive to human health and safety. An article issued by a University, speaking on the topic of toxicology, states that "Organisms cannot differentiate between natural and synthetic chemicals. It is the mode of action, not the source, that is the concern". In fact, the most toxic substances known to chemists are those that are produced by living plants and animals. For example, the venom in cone shells found in South Pacific oceans is about 1 million times more toxic than the insecticide permethrin. It is natural, but it is deadly.
There also may be a tendency for groups that promote the use of natural and green products to oversell their safety. As trained and licensed professionals we recognize basic safety procedures to take when using pesticides. One of these is to ensure that no pets or children have access to any pesticide, regardless of its chemical nature. I once read a "recipe" for making cockroach bait with boric acid, in which the instructions were to make small balls of the flour-based bait and place them here and there around the house. We also know that we never use any kind of containers or devices for pesticides that are designed for household food materials, and yet one website instructs people on how to make their own natural pesticides from plants, by mixing the plant and water in their kitchen blender. Clearly the insinuation is that since these concoctions are natural, and just made from plants, the blender could not possibly be contaminated with anything toxic.
No warnings were given in this article regarding washing the blender after creating the toxic soup.


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