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With Ballets Russes: the art of costume closes this Sunday 1 May, there are still a few days left to visit the Gallery and discover these amazing costumes and accessories by some of the 20th century's finest artists.
Varilaku: Pacific arts from the Solomon Islands is showing now in the Orde Poynton Gallery. This is the first exhibition staged in Australia which solely showcases art from this area of the pacific. Join us on May 14 for our exhibition focus with the curator, Crispin Howarth.
With Mother's Day fast approaching why not treat your mum to a special lunch in the Members Lounge. A new winter menu has just been launched with some fantastic offerings prepared by James Kidman and his team here at the Gallery. Open from 10.00 am – 4.30 pm every day.
Keep an eye out for our upcoming winter events program, which for the first time will include a very special concert series to be performed in Gandel Hall. This concert series will be staged over four Sunday afternoons in July and will be a must-see on the Canberra arts and music scene.
Liz Wilson
Manager Membership and Development Programs
Constructed worlds
Free collection display
until 29 August 2011
Photography in the 1980s can perhaps be best characterised by work made in the studio. Although photographers continued to document the world by going out in to it, others manipulated and altered the image, often appropriating and reinterpreting imagery from the past. Art school-trained, many were informed by various traditions such as Conceptual Art, with French theory all the vogue. It was common that artists, coming from other media, took up the camera at this time as another way of expressing their ideas. Their work asked the viewer to think about the nature of photography itself: less a window onto the world it became instead a means to create new worlds from the artists' own imaginings.
Following inroads made in the previous decade, the 1980s saw photography elevated to a high art form. It was collected by and hung in public gallery spaces alongside works in other media. In part responding to this development, photographers increasingly worked in colour and on a large scale.
They also often produced series or sequences of photographs, as if one definitive statement was no longer sufficient to convey multi-layered truths about a complex world. The images they created were idiosyncratic, playful, at other times astonishing and mystifying.
The display is in the photospace, part of the permanent galleries and the works are all in the National Gallery collection. Australian photographers included in the display are Christine Cornish, Farrell & Parkin, Fiona Hall, Bill Henson, Hewson & Walker, Shayne Higson, Kendal Heyes, Jacky Redgate, Robyn Stacey and Ronnie van Hout. Photographers selected from the international collection are Robyn Beeche, Christian Boltanski, Ken Botto, Nancy Burson, Michiko Kon, Mari Mahr, Olivia Parker, Cindy Sherman, Hiroshi Sugimoto and Joel-Peter Witkin.
A half day forum titled Tableaux Vivant: 1980s Photography is being held on 21 May, here at the National Gallery, discussing the themes of the decade. Details in forums
Varilaku: Pacific arts from the Solomon Islands is a free exhibition and runs until 29 May 2011
Exhibition focus
Saturday 14 May 10.30 am
Free for members, $5 guests (02) 6240 6524
Crispin Howarth, Curator, Pacific Arts, discusses the art in Varilaku.
Fred Williams will open on 12 August 2011
Exhibition Design
We are fortunate to have in-house exhibition designers who work quite closely with a curator in all aspects of the design of an exhibition.
Designer Jing-Ling Chua has taken some time out of her busy schedule to let us know some of the tasks involved in this major retrospective of Fred Williams paintings and gouaches.
How important is it to work with a curator on layout and gallery design in the early stages of developing a major exhibition?
When planning a retrospective, being able to assist the curator in the preliminary stages can be very useful in knowing which works to keep/leave out due to the restrictions of gallery space.
What are some of the joys?
I enjoy the diversity of tasks when designing an exhibition. This also allows me to work with a wide variety of staff within the Gallery. As well as the designing the exhibition layout with the curator, I am working on the resource room with members of Education and the Multimedia team, and the Exhibition shop in close conjunction with the Commercial Operations staff.
What program/s do you use when working on the layout of an exhibition?
We use a computer aided drawing (CAD) program called VectorWorks which allows us to model the exhibition space in 3D.
What are the things you consider first when approaching type face and design for a retrospective of a major Australian painter such as Fred Williams?
The masthead acts as a brand image for the exhibition.
Initial considerations are legibility, readability and how the masthead will be applied—
Above: Some of Jing-Ling Chua's exhibition masthead designs
this informs the composition.
Fred Williams work is elegant and has a sense of timelessness. It is important that the masthead captures this mood.
How many iterations of a design have you worked through before the ones that you present to the Curator and Director, and those that are then finalised?
This varies depending on each exhibition. I had filled about two A4 pages with suitable fonts before I honed in on roughly five designs to show the curator. I then applied these options to images in our various graphic formats.
What do you think it is about some images that grab people's attention and work better than others in banner and poster design?
Our banners have an elongated vertical format. With Fred Williams work, I found the composition of his paintings to be so precise and immaculate that taking a detail can sometimes hinder the work. I have found the works with striking geometry, such as Circle Landscape 1965–66, or vibrant colours, as in Iron ore landscape 1981 are very popular.
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Coach trip: the Archibald Prize
Thursday 12 May 7.00am – 7.00pm
Join us for a luxury coach trip to the Art Gallery of New South Wales to view the Archibald, Wynne and Sulman. More details
CIMF Amazing Spaces Concert Series: Sounding the NGA
Monday 16 May 4.45 pm
The 17th Canberra International Music Festival, celebrating the centenary of the designs of Canberra continues its Amazing Spaces series with musical performances. More details
Wayang Kulit (shadow puppet drama of Java)
Saturday 21 May 2.00 – 4.00 pm
Free | More details
FORUM Tableaux Vivant: 1980s Photography
Saturday 21 May 11.00 am – 4.00 pm
Exploring Australian and international photography from the 1980s. More details
Brave new world
Sunday 22 May 2.30 pm
Tinalley String Quartet ensemble performs Brave new world, paying homage to Haydn, Shostakovich and Debussy. More details
Draw together
Sundays 15 to 29 May 11.00 am – 12.30 pm
Discover the value of drawing together. Come as a family, a group or an individual. More details
Print sampler
Saturday 4 June 10.30 am
Try your hand at etching and screenprinting in the professional studios at Megalo Print Studio. More details
FORUM Let's talk recognition …
Friday 3 June 11.00 am – 3.00 pm
Celebrating Reconciliation Week 2011 with a forum on the theme of recognition. More details
All booking enquiries (02) 6240 6528
Tales for the very young
Wednesday 4 May 10.30 am
ages 3–5, to be accompanied
$7, $5 child members (free for accompanying adults) | bookings (02) 6240 6524
Margie Kevin, Gallery educator, leads an activity-based tour with stories about the people and places featured in Varilaku: Pacific arts from the Solomon Islands.
Connections runs until 18 Sep 2011 in the Childrens Gallery.
Space invaders: australian . street . stencils . posters . paste-ups . zines . stickers is open at UQ Art Museum until 5 June 2011.
In the Japanese manner:
Australian prints 1900 –1940 is open at Perc Tucker Regional Gallery, Townsville from 20 May – 14 August 2011
Northern Territory
Australian portraits 1880–1960 is open at Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory until 10 July 2011
In the spotlight: Anton Bruehl photographs 1920s–1950s is open at Araluen Arts Centre from 30 April – 13 June 2011
David Hobson and Teddy Tahu Rhodes National Tour 2011
Following their sellout performances in 2009, 'Opera's Leading Men' David Hobson and Teddy Tahu Rhodes return for an encore national tour in October–November. For full tour and booking details visit www.amck.com.au
To celebrate the tour we are giving away five copies of Teddy Tahu Rhodes' new album Serious Songs thanks to AMcK Entertainment and ABC Classics. All you have to do is answer this question—name a recent National Gallery of Australia exhibition which has strong ties to classical music?
Email email@example.com with your answer and the subject line 'Teddy Tahu Rhodes' before 5.00 pm 24 May 2011 for your chance to win.
From the Academy Award winning producers of The King's Speech, Oranges and Sunshine tells the incredible true story of Margaret Humphreys; a social worker from the UK, who uncovered one of the most significant social scandals in recent times: the organised deportation of children in care from the United Kingdom to Australia. Margaret reunited thousands of families, brought authorities to account and worldwide attention to an extraordinary miscarriage of justice. View trailer
Thanks to Icon Films we have 25 double passes to give away to this film. Respond to email@example.com with your name and membership number for your chance to win.
If your Gallery membership is valid on 31 August 2011 you'll automatically go into the draw to win a trip to Paris for two with a special guided tour of the Musée d'Orsay. The prize includes return economy airfares flying Qantas to London, transfers to Paris and five nights accommodation at an Accor Hotel. Valued at $10,000.
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FERRON-Toni Ward Killpack, age 55, returned to her beloved Father in Heaven on Sun. June 17, 2007 where she was reunited with her son.
Mom was born Nov. 24, 1951 in Provo, Utah to James and Kathryn Ward. She married her high school sweetheart, Parke Lee Killpack on June 19, 1971 in Cleveland, Utah. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple on May 24, 1980.
Mom was raised in Cleveland, Utah. She was an animal lover. There was no animal that was turned away if it needed help.
After raising her five children, mom went back to school and received her cosmetology license in 1995. She loved music and teaching children to sing. She served in many musical callings in the church. She had a beautiful singing voice.
Mom always enjoyed telling stories of when she was growing up, whether the stories were true or not, who knows? She enjoyed spending time with her family, playing sports, camping and making up games to play with her kids and grandkids. She is the current champion of sock volleyball. Mom liked to be the comic relief of any situation, no matter if it was a stranger or family, she always made someone laugh. However, if she did not care for someone, they would definitely know it.
Mom, our memories of you will be cherished everyday and your stories will live on through your kids and your grandkids.
Mom is survived by her husband and best friend, Parke; children, Trinidi (Jerry) Price, Kandi (Jerry) Hess, Destri Killpack, and Brawny (Marissa) Killpack; mother, Kathryn Ward; mother-in-law, Maude Killpack; four sisters, Trudi (Boyd) Griffin, Kathy Pratt, Sandee Ward, and Tracee Goff; one brother, Kohn Ward, and grandchildren, Jeridi, Taijah and Taleigh Price; Bryton, Baylee and Barrick Hess; Shaidyn, Kavery and Jerzie Killpack and Bradin.
Mom was preceded in death by her son, Brody; father, James Ward; father-in-law, Dwight Killpack and brother, Jimmy Ward.
Funeral services were held Fri., June 22, 2007 at 11 a.m. in the Bluehills Ward Chapel in Ferron, 35 West 200 North. Visitation was held Thurs., June 21, 2007 from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale, 710 North Center Street and one hour prior to the services on Friday in the Bluehills Ward Chapel. Interment was held in the Ferron City Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
PRICE-Our special loving mom, nan, and nan great, Sharon (Sherry) Lynne Rowse McDonald, was reunited with her eternal sweetheart on June 23, 2007 at the home of her daughter in New Castle, Colo. at the age of 71.
She was born to Jack R. and Doris Inger Wangsgard Rowse in Ogden, Utah on June 2, 1936 and later raised in Rock Springs, Wyo.
Married Gary Valee McDonald Sept. 10, 1960, marriage later sealed in the Salt Lake Temple on Aug. 16, 1961. Mom and dad were blessed with four children, and on Feb. 13, 1995 Dad passed away.
Mom loved scouting and was a dedicated Webelos leader for many years. She loved all the boys and gave her heart to them. They were district trainers and loved working together in the scouting program which was a huge and very important part of their lives. She was awarded her Silver Beaver among many other awards.
She was a longtime resident of Price before moving to Colorado to live with her daughter. While residing in Price she worked for the Sun Advocate for many years were she was over the carriers. She loved this job, especially working with the kids.
Mom was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and faithfully served in all her callings.
Survived by her family; Valerie (Mikel) Johnson and family, Josh (Jayme) McDonald and children Jayden and Joshua; Jake (April) Johnson and children Harold, Elizabeth, and Jaylynn; Nettie (Seann) Saindon and children Kameron and Morgan, all of Price; grandson, Trevor Byrge of Helper; Lori (Mark) Winn and son, Ashley; granddaughter, Kayleanna, all of New Castle, Colo.; Kyle (Annette) McDonald and family, Jenny McDonald, Brian Hott, Briananna (Kyle) Danielson and children, Caidence, Sabrina, and Jack; all of Hotchkiss, Colo.; Melissa (Brian) Gibson and children Anthony, Taylor and Peyton of Delta, Colo.; Dalene (Bill) Stoddard, from Grand Junction, Colo.; Kim (Shawna) McDonald and family, Kimberly, Gary, Chad, Brandi, Lauren and families of Las Vegas, Nev.; brothers, Brent (Joanne) Rowse, Paradise, Calif.; Dale (Carolyn) Rowse, Bellevue, Neb.; Van (Sarah) Rowse, Mesa, Ariz.
Preceded in death by husband, parents, and grandson Jared Johnson.
The family would like to extend a special thanks to Nurse Marsha, and the staff of Roaring Fork Hospice of Glenwood Springs, Colo. and to Farnum-Holt Funeral Home, Glenwood Springs, Colo. and to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price, Utah.
Funeral service, Sat, June 30, 2007, 1 p.m., Price North Stake Center. Family will be at the church Saturday one hour prior to service and at Mitchell Funeral Home Friday evening from 7-8 p.m. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
ELMO -Clark McKay Atwood, age 70 returned to the loving arms of his wife on June 19, 2007. He was born Aug. 12, 1936 to Soren Edward Atwood and Rachel Pearl Cramer in Elmo, Utah. He met his sweetheart Talma Ritta Nate in Salt Lake City. They were sealed together June 4, 1958 in the Salt Lake Temple. Talma passed away on Jan. 18, 1990.
Clark was always a hard worker. He worked as a custodian at different schools throughout the state. He worked for the Emery County School District for several years until he retired. He always took pride in his work and was always proud of his kids.
Clark enjoyed fishing, hunting, and trapping. He always had a smile and a laugh that will never be forgotten.
Clark was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He held several positions that included: Cub Master, and Executive Secretary. Clark was involved in the community by donating his time as a volunteer. He coached girl's softball and was a dedicated member of the Cleveland and Elmo Fire Departments.
Clark taught his kids how to work and how to be proud of who they are. As long as could be remembered he had a paper route. He would deliver papers with his kids come rain or shine. He will be dearly missed.
He is survived by eight children; Tammy, Penny (Steven), Becky (Al Ra), Clark (Carolyn), Juley (Robert), Bambi, Jim (Lauri), and Jami (Chris). One brother Von Atwood, 24 grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren; mother-in-law, Lita Sorensen, brothers-in-law, Ray Nate, Jim Sorensen, Gordon Sorensen and sisters-in-law, Lee Malone and Lita Sorensen.
Clark was preceded in death by his loving wife, brothers and sisters, parents and his grandson Jameson Tyner.
Funeral services were held Sat., June 23, 2007 at noon at the Elmo Ward Chapel. A viewing was held Fri., June 22, 2007 from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price and also one hour prior to the service. Interment was in the Elmo City Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
Orrin Keith Snow, beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend, age 72, died Mon. June 4, 2007 due to a sudden heart attack.
He was born in Price, Utah April 26, 1935 to Orrin Levi and Calla Winona Hill Snow of Wellington, Utah. He married Patricia Ann Sears June 20, 1963 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
He was preceded in death by his sisters, Flora Anderson and Maralyn Olsen; brother, Mason Levi Snow. Survived by wife Patricia Ann; sons, Christopher William Snow, Patrick Burton (Lauren) Snow and Matthew Keith (Andrea) Snow; five grandchildren, Spencer Patrick (10), Jason Keith (7), Savannah Mary (2), Sarah Ann (1), and William Matthew (1); sister, Annette Clos; also by several nieces and nephews.
Keith graduated from East High School in 1953. He graduated from the University of Utah with a degree in business. Keith went on to a successful career in the trucking transportation industry.
Keith served honorably in the Air National Guard and the Air Force Reserve, retiring with the rank of major. He was a member of the LDS Church with the office of Elder.
Keith enjoyed boating, skiing (snow and water), golf and reading. He had a great sense of humor and a heart of gold.
He was know for his honesty and loyalty as a friend and neighbor. He was a great guy and will be missed by everybody who knew him.
Funeral services were conducted on Mon. June 11, 2007, 12 noon at the Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple Street in Salt Lake City. Interment was at the Salt Lake City Cemetery.
For online condolences see www.larkinmortuary.com.


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The Emery County School District made the decision to close Cleveland Elementary School for three days Oct. 14-16.
School resumed on Oct. 19. Cleveland Elementary School is a small rural school with a student population of 187 students. Cleveland has had nearly 50 percent student absenteeism the last two days due to student illness.
The illnesses being reported are varied and are not all related to H1N1 virus. The local health department is also working with community and church leaders to curtail community and church related activities involving children who attend Cleveland Elementary School for the next several days.
The School District has also asked parents to keep children home during the school closure and to curtail activities that allow students to congregate with friends or in groups.
While the Centers for Disease Control does not recommend school closure to control the spread of the flu, the idea being that it is better to keep healthy kids in school and have sick kids stay home, the School District feels that the rate of illness at the school is disrupting education and that it would be better to close for a few days to allow students to heal and return to school on Oct. 19.
While other schools are not currently experiencing the same rate of illness that Cleveland Elementary has seen, the District, in consultation with the Health Department, will assess the need to close schools on a school-by-school basis. The District is also advising their schools to be cooperative and flexible with students and parents with regard to providing homework and with attendance policies during this flu season.


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- Epidemiological studies suggest that high dietary intake of magnesium is associated with healthy blood pressure.7,8,9
- Supplementation with magnesium (400 to 600 mg per day) has demonstrated significant effects in promoting and maintaining normal blood pressure values.10,11,12,13 It has been suggested that magnesium may affect blood pressure through its effects on the secretion of adrenal hormones, which cause an increase in sodium excretion.14 This results in less water retention. Less body water reduces the volume of blood pumping through the cardiovascular system.
- Magnesium supports the endothelial lining of the blood vessels.15
13 Conte A. Int J Tiss Reac 1990;3:187–91.
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Potential Jets quarterback target Mike Glennon turned down a contract extension "quite a while ago" from the Buccaneers, Tampa Bay general manager Jason Licht told Sirius XM NFL Radio this morning. SNY.TV's Ralph Vacchiano included the 27-year-old QB among potential free agents the Jets might pursue in the offseason.
Licht said the Bucs' would like to keep Glennon as a backup to starting QB Jameis Winston "in a perfect scenario." But he admitted a lot would depend on the opportunites Glennon might find on the open market.
"He's going to have some opportunities," Licht said. "Where it is, what the landscape is there, how good of a chance he's going to have to start there, but we'd love to have him back."
QB Colin Kaepernick will be opting out of the remainder of his contract with the 49ers, his agents informed the league on Tuesday, according to Ian Rapaport of NFL.com.
Kaepernick, 29, completed 196 of 331 passes for 2,241 yards while throwing 16 touchdowns and four interceptions in 12 games for the 49ers last season.
He also rushed 69 times for 468 yards and two touchdowns.
Tags: Bryce Petty, Christian Hackenberg, Geno Smith, Ryan Fitzpatrick
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY:
The NFL's free-agent signing period opens on March 9, but the offseason activity has already begun. So bookmark this page and keep checking back for frequent updates on what the Jets are doing with their own free agents and with free agents from other teams, and for updates on their available salary cap space and contract numbers.
(As of Wednesday, Mar. 1): $6.6 million, based on the confirmed cap of $167 million.
Darrelle Revis' long and sometimes stormy tenure with the Jets will officially come to an end next week.
The Jets have told the 31-year-old Revis that they plan to release him next Thursday, on the first day of the NFL's new league year, the team announced on Tuesday night. It was "100 percent" a football decision, according to a team source, and not at all related to his recent legal troubles in Pittsburgh.
The decision also wasn't a surprise, given the $15 million he was scheduled to make in 2017, combined with his age and his declining skills which were so obvious last season.
The Jets could have made an issue out of the $6 million in salary they still owe Darrelle Revis in 2017, and tried to withhold the money due to his recent legal troubles. But according to a team source, the Jets have decided to let the issue - and the money - go.
That decision, to pay Revis $6 million next season even though he'll officially be released on Thursday, avoids what surely would've been a legal - and perhaps public relations - nightmare for both sides. The Jets did due their "due diligence" and investigated the possibility of withholding the money, according to a team source, as they surely would've done with any other player.
But after investigating the language in his contract and looking at all the information available to them from his recent arrest in Pittsburgh, the Jets decided not to pursue the matter.
The possibility existed, of course, because of the late-night street fight that Revis got into back on Feb. 13. He was later charged with four felonies and one misdemeanor and faces another court hearing on the matter on March 15.
Tags: Darrelle Revis, Ralph Vacchiano
The Jets are sitting in a power position as the NFL Scouting Combine begins this week. They hold the sixth overall pick in the draft, which all-but guarantees they will get one of the two best players at whatever position they choose. It also means they'll almost certainly get some immediate help with that pick.
They sure could use that after a miserable 5-11 season that has sent them into full rebuilding mode. They likely won't settle on their pick this week, but they'll need to get some clarity and perhaps narrow their choices, because the NFL free-agent signing period begins as soon as they get home.
And they have some work to do on that front, too.
Tags: Brandon Marshall, Darrelle Revis, Eric Decker, Ralph Vacchiano
The Jets have hired La'Roi Glover as an assitant defensive line coach, the team announced Tuesday.
Glover, who was a defensive tackle in the NFL for 13 seasons, made six straight Pro Bowls and four All-Pro teams during his career.
He spent the last seven years working with the Rams as their director of player engagement.
Free agent quarterback and former Jet Geno Smith would not rule out a return to New York next season.
"We'll see," Smith said in an interview with NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.. "Honestly, I wouldn't say that's out of the question. All options are on the table. I have a lot of great relationships in that organization, in that community that I've built the last four years. Guys on that team that I love, that would love to ... that I'd love to play with, they call me all the time: 'Hey, G, what's going on?' Unfortunately, I can't give them that answer right now."
Smith tore his ACL during a Week Seven win over Baltimore. The 26-year old quarterback appeared in only two games for the Jets last season, going 8-for-14 fot 126 yards, one touchdown, and one interception.
Tags: Geno Smith
Mets minor league outfielder Tim Tebow reflected on his time with the Jets while meeting the media on Monday at Spring Training.
"The one thing with the Jets situation was that I learned so much from it," Tebow said. "And I'm grateful for it. ...It was not necessarily the most fun situation, but there are so many things that I learned."
Tebow, 29, was acquired by the Jets from the Broncos in 2012 and was released after the season...
Tags: Tim Tebow
Bent, theJetsBlog.com:
Having looked at some of the players signed to futures deals since the end of the regular season, this week we'll be taking a look at two players added to the roster late last year to assess their chances of making the roster and contributing in 2017.
Running back Brandon Wilds was a rookie out of South Carolina and tight end Eric Tomlinson was in his second year out of UTEP. Both made their first NFL appearance with the Jets down the stretch in 2016.
Tags: BGA
The Jets have declined linebacker Erin Henderson's option for 2017, according to multiple reports.
By not bringing Henderson, the Jets save $2.57 million, which was his cap hit for next season.
Henderson made 12 total tackles in just five games last year. He was also placed on the non-football injury list during the season.
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY.TV:
Nick Mangold, the center of the Jets' offensive line for more than a decade and "a cornerstone" of the franchise, in the words of owner Woody Johnson, is the latest casualty of the Jets' most recent attempt to rebuild.
The 33-year-old Mangold was officially released on Saturday in an expected, but still difficult move. He called it a "sad day" in his farewell post on Twitter, after being released by the only team he's played for since the Jets drafted him in the first round back in 2006.
Tags: Nick Mangold
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY:
The Jets' rebuilding project will need all the help it can get -- and it got some huge help on Friday afternoon in the form of an extra third-round draft pick.
The Jets were one of 11 teams to be awarded a third-round compensatory pick in the 2017 NFL draft, the league announced. Their comp pick will be 43rd in Round 3 - 107th overall.
The comp picks, according to the league, "are determined by a formula based on salary, playing time and postseason honors". Essentially, if a team loses more or better free agents than it signs, it is eligible for a comp pick the next offseason...
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY:
The Jets are already beginning to clear salary cap space, but they know they still have a lot of work to do if they're going to be players in this year's free-agent market. They could easily help heir situation and clear more than $13 million in space by cutting their two veteran receivers who'll turn 30 and 33 in March.
With a stable of young, promising receivers on the roster, and with a team that is most definitely not ready to win now, the idea of parting ways with Eric Decker and Brandon Marshall makes a lot of sense. Of course, it was only two seasons ago where they were as good as any 1-2 punch in football.
And that could be a good thing for a new, young quarterback to have...
Tags: Brandon Marshall, Charone Peake, Devin Smith, Eric Decker, Jalin Marshall, Quincy Enunwa, Ralph Vacchiano
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY:
The Jets began the reshaping of their roster and the first of what could be many moves to help clear salary cap space on Thursday as they released two veterans -- kicker Nick Folk and right tackle Breno Giacomini.
The moves clear about $7.5 million in salary cap space and leave the Jets somewhere around $10 million under the projected NFL salary cap. They were actually over until last week, when they declined to pick up the option on veteran left tackle Ryan Clady.
Tags: Ben Ijalana, Brandon Marshall, Breno Giacomini, Darrelle Revis, Eric Decker, Nick Folk, Nick Mangold, Ryan Clady, Ralph Vacchiano
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY.TV:
Whatever the Jets decide to do about Darrelle Revis between now and March 11, this much is known: He is contractually guaranteed to receive $6 million of his 2017 salary, no matter what.
Or, at least, probably.
Of all the issues hanging over the Jets cornerback at the moment, from his NFL future to the four felonies and misdemeanor he's been charged with after a recent street fight in Pittsburgh, that $6 million he's owed might be the most intriguing. A "guarantee" of course is never completely guaranteed, and there is some language in his deal - both specific and vague - that could allow the Jets either recoup it or not pay it at all.
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY:
SNY's weekly look at the top players on board for the Jets as they prepare to make the sixth overall pick of the NFL draft on April 27, complete with who's rising and who's falling throughout the process and as the Jets' potential needs change:
1.) CB Marshon Lattimore, Ohio State - The ides of the Jets taking a cornerback sixth overall seemed logical even before Darrelle Revis was charged with four felonies and a misdemeanor after a street fight in Pittsburgh 10 days ago. He probably wasn't coming back anyway, certainly not as a corner, but the incident amplified the need at his position. The combine next week will help solidify Lattimore's status as a Top 10 player. It even could push him out of the Jets' reach and into the Top 5. (Last week: 1)...
Tags: Bilal Powell, Calvin Pryor, Darrelle Revis, Darron Lee, David Harris, Leonard Williams, Matt Forte, Ralph Vacchiano
The Jets reportedly have 'some interest' in Chicago Bears QB Jay Cutler when or if he is cut, CBS Sports Jason La Confora reports. One possible reason for New York's interest is the presence of new quarterbacks coach Jeremy Bates, who coached Cutler with the Bears and Denver Broncos.
"They believe he can play in the elements that are a reality in the AFC East," La Confora said. "And they like his moxie and arm talent. And that was well before the Jets hired Jeremy Bates as their quarterback coach."
La Confora also mentions the Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, Jacksonville Jaguars, San Francisco 49ers and Houston Texans as possible landing spots for the 34-year-old quarterback.
Darrelle Revis' future with the Jets was in doubt even before he was charged with four felonies for an incident outside a Pittsburgh bar back on Feb. 12. His cost, his skills, his age were all conspiring against him, and by March 11 he was surely going to end up an ex-Jet.
But while the Jets have some young corners on their roster, they don't necessarily have Revis' heir - the next shutdown corner to help lockdown their struggling secondary. Many NFL people believe they're most likely to look to the draft for Revis' replacement. But free agency could present some intriguing possibilities.
Here is a look at a few:
CB Stephon Gilmore (Bills) - For a cap-strapped team, they probably can't dip this deep into the free agent pool, especially if they decide to spend (or overspend) for a quarterback. But if they can't get one of the top quarterbacks or decide to go through the draft at that position, a free-agent corner would be a big help. And while Gilmore, 26, is no Revis-in-his-prime, he's the best on the market. The Pro Bowler had five interceptions this season and that could land him in the range of the five-year, $62.5 million deal the Giants gave Janoris Jenkins last offseason (with $28.8 million guaranteed). Of course, that's if he hits the market. He may get franchise-tagged by the Bills.
Tags: Darrelle Revis
Darrelle Revis' next court appearance, which was scheduled for Thursday, will now take place six days after the start of NFL free agency -- complicating the Jets' decision even more.
The preliminary hearing for Revis to answer the charges he's been hit with stemming from an incident in Pittsburgh back on Feb. 12 was officially postponed on Tuesday afternoon and rescheduled for March 15. The hearing will take place at 12:30 p.m. in front of Judge Jeffrey Manning, and Revis is obligated to appear in person -- assuming that hearing takes place.
A lot can happen between now and then, including a plea deal, another continuation, or the charges being dropped altogether. For now, though, Revis remains charged with two counts of aggravated assault, one count each of making terroristic threats, robbery, and conspiracy to commit aggravated assault as a result of an apparent street fight nine days ago that left two men knocked out on a street corner around 2:30 a.m...
Tags: Darrelle Revis, Ralph Vacchiano
Update (Feb. 21)
7:15 PM: Former Browns cornerback K'Waun Williams has agreed to a one-year deal with the San Francisco 49ers, reports Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network.
The Jets made Williams a contract offer of their own Tuesday morning after he visited with the team last week, according to Darryl Slater of NJ Advance Media.
Tags: Buster Skrine, Darrelle Revis, Marcus Williams
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY.tv
Darrelle Revis "absolutely" did not knock out two men on a street in Pittsburgh in the early morning hours of Feb. 12 and the voice heard bragging about it on a video of the aftermath of the incident was "NOT" Revis' voice, his attorneys said.
Their denial and defense of the Jets cornerback came on Sunday night, hours after a video was published on TMZ.com that allegedly showed the aftermath of the incident that ended with Revis facing a variety of charges from Pittsburgh police. The video shows two men on the ground, seemingly unconscious, and a voice can be heard saying "I knocked both of these m---f-ers out."
Then what sounds like the same voice can be heard saying "Shut up before I knock you're a-out next."
Tags: Darrelle Revis
TMZ released footage of the aftermath of the alleged altercation New York Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis was involved in.
The video shows two men lying on the ground unconscious with the voice of another person saying, "I knocked both of these m-----f---ers out." It is not known whether or not the man speaking in the video is Revis. Teammate Brandon Marshall said he didn't believe it was Revis'.
Tags: Darrelle Revis
Bent, theJetsBlog.com:
Over the last few weeks, we've been looking at some of the players signed to futures deals since the end of the season. Today we wrap up with a quick look at the other additions.
Tags: BGA
Latest Update: (Feb. 17)
10:15 p.m.
Darrelle Revis has been arraigned and was given a non-monetary bond, reports Coley Harvey of ESPN.
According to Harvey, Revis still has to attend all hearings in the case and cannot come in contact with the alleged victims or witnesses.
Tags: Darrelle Revis
SNY insider and former Jet Willie Colon weighs in on Darrelle Revis' future after being charged with four felonies and one misdemeanor.
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY:
As bad as Darrelle Revis was last season, he kept insisting he was far from finished. Several times he made it clear he wanted to keep playing and was even willing to see if that could happen with the Jets. He seemed to be embracing his role as a future elder statesman on the team. He hinted he might accept a pay cut to stay. He even admitted he was willing to switch positions.
None of that matters anymore.
Tags: Darrelle Revis, Ralph Vacchiano
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY:
The incident that has surely ended Darrelle Revis' Jets career, and could land him in jail, began with two star-struck men who seemingly couldn't believe they had run into the NFL player on the streets of Pittsburgh in the middle of the night. They asked if he was really Revis. They didn't believe his answer.
And everything escalated from there.
Much of the confrontation from early Sunday morning is on a cell phone video, too, according to the criminal complaint filed with the Pittsburgh Police and obtained by WTAE in Pittsburgh. The evidence was strong enough for Revis to be charged on Thursday with four felonies (two counts of aggravated assault and one each of criminal conspiracy and robbery) and one misdemeanor (making terroristic threats)...
Tags: Darrelle Revis, Ralph Vacchiano
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY:
Each week, SNY will put a current player, a position, or perhaps a draft or free agent target of the Jets in the spotlight as part of our regular offseason coverage. Last week we took a look at Jay Cutler, the Chicago Bears quarterback who might hit the open market in the coming weeks. This week we turn inward and look at a proud Jet who is at the center of one of the team's biggest offseason decisions:
CB Darrelle Revis.
After a miserable season in which he was a shell of his former self it seems like a pretty simple decision for the Jets to let Darrelle Revis go -- especially since he's due $15 million in salary and bonuses in 2017 and his cap number is $15.3 million...
Tags: Darrelle Revis, Juston Burris, Ralph Vacchiano
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY.TV:
The Jets had such high hopes for their offensive line when they acquired left tackle Ryan Clady from the Broncos last April. But the experiment is over after less than a year.
The Jets have informed Clady's agent that they do not intend to pick up his option for the 2017 season, according to an NFL source. New York had until Wednesday to make a decision before the team would owe him a $1 million roster bonus. Clady also was scheduled to make a non-guaranteed salary of $10 million this year.
Tags: Ryan Clady, Ralph Vacchiano
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY.TV:
SNY's weekly look at the top players on board for the Jets as they prepare to make the sixth overall pick of the NFL draft on April 27, complete with who's rising and who's falling throughout the process and as the Jets' potential needs change:
1. CB Marshon Lattimore, Ohio State - The Jets should soon have some clarity on the Darrelle Revis situation since cuts around the NFL have already begun and he's due a $2 million roster bonus on March 11. Assuming he's not coming back - and if he does, assuming he'll come back as a safety - this position remains one of the Jets' biggest needs. Perhaps offensive line is bigger, but at the moment few scouts seem to believe there's a tackle worthy of a Top 10 pick. The big question with Lattimore? Will he even make it out of the Top 5? A strong combine or Pro Day performance could push him out of the Jets' reach. (Last week: 1).
Mel Kiper's second Mock Draft for ESPN has the Jets selecting LSU running back Leonard Fournette with the sixth overall pick in the upcoming NFL Draft.
Kiper notes that while the Jets have a quarterback problem to solve and could also draft a defender with the pick, Fournette may be the best player available and the Jets would "know they can get a ton of reps from Fournette right now, and this is a team that needs to be better."
Fournette had 129 carries for 843 yards and eight touchdowns last season for LSU, adding another 146 yards on 15 receptions...
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY:
The Jets haven't begun to clear the salary cap room they need to be active in free agency, so it remains to be seen just how active they will be. But they'll have to do something when the signing period opens on March 9 because they have plenty of needs.
So what will they do? Last week, I took a look at five free agents who could (or should) be on the Jets' radar at several positions. This week, I'll focus on the most important position -- quarterback. The Jets will likely at least look for a quarterback-of-the-future on the market. Whether they sign one might depend on the price.
Tags: Christian Hackenberg, Geno Smith, Ryan Fitzpatrick
The NFL offseason may be off to a slow start, but things are surely about to pick up with cuts and contract restructures on their way, and with the scouting combine just two weeks away.
With that in mind, here is our weekly look at some of the biggest questions facing the Jets, what's new about them, where they stand on finding an answer, and if any of the issues have changed.
1. Who is their quarterback?
They of course haven't answered this yet, but they did answer who'll be coaching the quarterbacks: new offensive coordinator John Morton and new quarterbacks coach Jeremy Bates. Neither has an extensive resume at their current positions -- or really working with quarterbacks -- which is interesting if they're going to be entrusted with developing a young quarterback.
Tags: Ben Ijalana, Brandon Marshall, Breno Giacomini, Brian Winters, Bryce Petty, Charone Peake, Christian Hackenberg, Darrelle Revis, Eric Decker, Geno Smith, James Carpenter, Leonard Williams, Muhammad Wilkerson, Nick Mangold, Quincy Enunwa, Ryan Clady, Sheldon Richardson, Wesley Johnson, Ralph Vacchiano
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY.tv
The Ryan Fitzpatrick Era was never supposed to happen for the Jets, and it certainly never was expected to last two roller-coaster seasons. In the end, though, it was a wild ride that rescued a franchise in one of its darkest moments before leading it back into the darkness again.
For better or for worse, the Fitzpatrick Era officially ended on Friday when the contract that the 34-year-old quarterback signed last summer automatically voided. All that's left is a $5 million cap hit the Jets must endure during the 2017 season. And memories - more than a few good ones, and plenty of bad.
So was it worth it? That all depends on your perspective, how much your sights are set on the Jets' long-term future, and how much you value all the fun that was had in 2015 during the Jets' near-playoff-miss.
Tags: Brandon Marshall, Bryce Petty, Christian Hackenberg, Eric Decker, Geno Smith, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Ralph Vacchiano
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY:
Each week, SNY will put a current player, a position, or perhaps a draft or free agent target of the Jets in the spotlight as part of our regular offseason coverage. This week we begin with one of the potential quarterback options for the Jets -- and one with ties to their brand new quarterbacks coach:
QB Jay Cutler.
Tags: Christian Hackenberg, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Ralph Vacchiano
Jets WR Brandon Marshall listed JJ Watt and Deion Sanders among the players he believes could be the best of all time, but one player was notably absent from his list: Tom Brady.
Marshall told NJ Advanced Media during a charity event for his Project 375 foundation that Brady is "not the best player ever," adding that his idea of the best player would be "a guy that I can put at corner, safety, defensive end, a guy that I can put back on punt return, chase down kicks." He also mentioned Reggie White and Jerry Rice as possible contenders for the best player ever, but conceded that it "would probably be impossible [to say for sure]."
Tags: Brandon Marshall
Bent, theJetsBlog.com
Since the end of the season, the Jets have added several players to their 90-man roster. We've been looking at each of these players to determine their strengths and weaknesses.
Today we're going to look at three additions on the defensive front seven; Kenny Anunike, Frank Beltre and Jeff Luc. All three are undrafted free agents but they have different roles. Let's compare their attributes, divided into categories.
At 27, Beltre is the oldest of the three, but actually has the least NFL experience. He played three preseason games with the Chargers in 2013 but has only played in the CFL since that time.
The Jets have signed tackle Jeff Adams, the club announced on Wednesday. The 27-year-old ended this past season on the Houston Texans' practice squad after appearing in four games in 2014 and 2015. Adams has also been a part of the Cincinnati Bengals' and Miami Dolphins' practice squads.
Adams was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Dallas Cowboys in 2012 after playing collegiately at Columbia University
Corey Griffin and Brian Bassett are back with a new podcast, and they're turning their Jets frowns upside down with some positivity. As they contemplate the future of Darrelle Revis, they turn the clock back to Revis past, with a deep dive countdown of their favorite moments in Revis / Jets history.
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The Jets have added four coaches to their staff for the 2017 season, hiring Jeremy Bates (quarterbacks coach), Mick Lombardi (assistant quarterbacks coach), Jason Vrable (offensive assistant) and Joe Giacobbe (strength and conditioning assistant), the team announced on Wednedsay.
Bates held the same position with the Jets in 2005 under then-head coach Herm Edwards. He was the Chicago Bears QBs coach in 2012 but was not retained and has been out of the NFL since. Lombardi was an offesnive quaity control coach with the 49ers this past season while Vrable was the assistant QBs coach for the Bills. Giacobbe was the director of player performance at Rutgers from 2012-2015.
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY.TV:
As miserable as the Jets' 5-11 season was their consolation prize isn't bad. They stand to get a heck of a player with the sixth overall pick in the 2017 draft - perhaps a franchise-changing player, and maybe someone who can contribute right away.
That's no guarantee, of course, but it's a positive to focus on for a team that needs a lot of help in a lot of different areas. Maybe - just maybe - they could end up with the franchise quarterback they've been seeking for far too many years.
It's early, of course - very early - and a lot can change during free agency. But here's a look at five players the Jets might have their eyes on in the first round of the NFL draft, which takes place on April 27. SNY will be taking a weekly look at this board and charting who is rising and falling throughout the combine and Pro Day season, and as the Jets' potential needs change:
Tags: Darrelle Revis, Matt Forte, Ralph Vacchiano
Former Jets' running back and broadcaster Mike Adamle revealed he his battling dementia and doctors think he may have CTE, the New York Daily News reported on Wednesday. Adamle, 67, played with the Jets, Kansas City Chiefs and Chicago Bears during a six-year NFL career.
"It shook my world," Adamle said in an interview with NBC-5 in Chicago. "It just kind of a little bit worse sometimes every day."
Adamle is perhaps best known for his work as co-host of "American Gladiators" from 1989-1996.
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY:
With one month to go until the NFL free-agent signing period opens on March 9, the Jets have some work to do. They have to make several cuts and restructure several contracts just to get under the 2017 salary cap, which figures to be somewhere around $168 million.
How active they'll be in free agency depends on how much cap room they're able to clear. It also depends on how much -- if anything -- they devote to finding a starting quarterback on the free-agent market.
The Jets have signed long-snapper Josh Latham, the team announced Tuesday.
Latham, who spent three years as the long-snapper for Sacramento State, has never appeared in the NFL.
The Jets claimed former Green Bay Packers defensive tackle Mike Pennel off waivers, the team announced Tuesday.
Pennel, 25, has recorded one sack and 40 combined tackles in 37 games over the past three seasons with Green Bay. He recorded seven combined tackles in eight games last season.
Pennel was suspended four games last season for violating the NFL's substance-abuse policy.
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY.tv
Darron Lee, the New York Jets' promising young linebacker and their first-round pick in last year's draft, says he is OK after being attacked in a bar in Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday night.
The 22-year-old explained the incident in some detail on Monday in a video posted to his Twitter account, in which he showed off a bruise under his right eye and what he said were "bumps all around my head." He insisted he was attacked without provocation and he had no idea by whom.
Tags: Darron Lee, Ralph Vacchiano
Ralph Vacchiano, SNY:
Now that the Super Bowl is over, the New York Jets can begin cleaning up the wreckage from their 5-11 season and start yet another rebuilding project. Despite being on the cusp of the playoffs a year ago, they seem farther away than ever now.
With that in mind, here are some of the biggest questions the Jets must answer this offseason. We'll check back in each week to see how they're doing, whether any of the questions have been answered, and whether any have changed:
Tags: Ben Ijalana, Brandon Marshall, Breno Giacomini, Brian Winters, Bryce Petty, Charone Peake, Christian Hackenberg, Darrelle Revis, Eric Decker, Geno Smith, James Carpenter, Leonard Williams, Muhammad Wilkerson, Nick Mangold, Quincy Enunwa, Ryan Clady, Sheldon Richardson, Wesley Johnson, Ralph Vacchiano
The New York Jets are targeting former Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Jeremy Bates to be their new quarterbacks coach, The MMQB's Albert Breer reports.
The organization had Bates, who was the Jets' quarterbacks coach in a 4-12 2005 season which featured five different quarterbacks, including Brooks Bollinger, in mind for their offensive coordinator vacancy before they signed John Morton, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
Bates served as the Chicago Bears' quarterbacks coach in 2012 and Seahawks offensive coordinator in 2010.


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Dear Editor,
I have provided foster care services for the State of Utah for the past 10 years. I have had many girls come and go with great success. Many of these girls have grown to be great young ladies.
Over the past 10 years I have received comments from neighbors, family, friends, strangers of how they admired what I have done or told me it takes a special person to do what you do, or I'm glad there is someone willing to take these girls, because I couldn't. The sincerity I have felt from the community of these comments have given me a sense of support in what I have done over the years.
Only recently has a city been asked if it was that desperate to allow a residential treatment center in their community. If helping troubled youth is a call of desperation then where is our shame?
I am not calling upon the citizens to deal with these troubled youth, I'm just asking to use a building in their city. A building that gives these girls plenty of room and opportunity to become young ladies that can succeed if given the chance.
With fears from stories of removing a skeleton off a mountain has caused judgments against my business. I have assured that I was not bringing in these extremely disturbed youth, but just teenage girls with mild behavioral problems.
I encourage all citizens to write Ferron City of both concerns and support for this business that is only intended to help girls in need.


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Recovering the Legal History of the Confederacy
G. Edward White
University of Virginia School of Law
March, 22 2011
Virginia Public Law and Legal Theory Research Paper No. 2011-11
Although the government of the Confederate States of America has been formally treated as a legal nullity since 1878, from February, 1861 to April, 1865 the Confederacy was a real government, with a Constitution, a Congress, district courts, and administrative offices. This Article seeks to recover the legal order of the Confederacy in its robust state, before the prospect of its obliteration came to pass.
The Article explores the question why certain southern states would have considered seceding from the United States, and forming a separate nation, in late 1860 and early 1861. It then turns to the legal order of the Confederacy that was erected after secession. If focuses on two characteristics of that legal order: its architecture, including the drafting of the Confederate Constitution, the establishment of Confederate district courts, and the failure of the Confederate Congress to organize a Supreme Court for the Confederacy; and the central legal issues with which the Confederate government was preoccupied. The Article concludes that in the minds of contemporaries, the outcome of the Civil War and the dissolution of the Confederacy that accompanied it represented a transformative phase in American history, in which the way of life that the Confederacy symbolized was confined to oblivion.
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Keywords: Civil War, Confederacy, Legal Order of the Confederacy
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FLOWOOD – Tupelo's girls are headed back to the state championship game thanks to some heads-up play by four reserves.
Little-used seniors Carley Carruth and Hannah Gilmore, along with freshman Madeline Harrison and sophomore Lauren Losordo, came off the bench Tuesday to help the Lady Wave defeat Northwest Rankin 2-0 in the MHSAA Class 6A state soccer semifinals.
Tupelo (14-2-1) lost starters Bryson Rial, Katie Taylor and Lexie Wise to injuries at various stages in the physical match.
"We had people out there who had not played in a big game, and they stepped up," Tupelo coach Shelley Miller said.
Miller is not sure which injured players will be available for Friday's 4 p.m. state championship match against Ocean Springs in Clinton.
"If they can't go, we'll figure it out," she said. "We'll make it work."
This is Tupelo's second consecutive trip to the title game. Brandon defeated the unbeaten Lady Wave last season.
Tupelo won its last state title in 2006 under Miller.
"We just wanted another shot," said senior keeper Kat Stratton. "Like I said the other day, we've have passion. I'm really proud of our team right now."
Stratton recorded her 11th shutout of the season against the Lady Cougars (17-5-4), but it wasn't easy. She stopped at least five shots by standout forward Kayla Thompson, including three in the second half.
"Our defense played really well; they played together," Miller said.
'Got lucky'
Maddie Russell scored in the mouth of the goal on a deflection following a shot attempt by Katie Taylor to give the Lady Wave a 1-0 lead in the 38th minute of the first half. Taylor's attempt came off a free kick by Abbie Banko.
"I just got lucky," Russell said. "Katie crossed it in, and I ran under the keeper and touched it in."
Tupelo made it 2-0 in the 64th minute on a cross attempt – from right to left – by Smith Ann Chiles that found the net.
"I was just trying to cross it when Abbie Banko played the ball down the line; it went in," Chiles said.


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"We regard this as a continuation of the American policy based on oppression and the shedding of Muslim and Arab blood…We condemn the assassination and the killing of an Arab holy warrior. We ask God to offer him mercy with the true believers and the martyrs."
"Whoever is killed by a Jew receives the reward of two martyrs, because the very thing that the Jews did to the prophets was done to him.
"The Jews are the most despicable and contemptible nation to crawl upon the face of the Earth, because they have displayed hostility to Allah.
"Allah will kill the Jews in the hell of the world to come, just like they killed the believers in the hell of this world.
"The Jews kill anyone who believes in Allah. They do not want to see any peace whatsoever on Earth."
"We cannot agree to a programme that is intended to poison the minds of our children…Holocaust studies in refugee camps is a contemptible plot and serves the Zionist entity with a goal of creating a reality and telling stories in order to justify acts of slaughter against the Palestinian people."
"The lie of the Zionist Holocaust crumbles with countless holocausts committed by the Zionists in Beit Hanoun, al-Fakhoura school and other places in Palestine."
"Palestine is Islamic, and not an Islamic emirate, from the river to the sea, that unites the Palestinians. Jews have no right in it, with the exception of those who lived on the land of Palestine before World War I."
"We have liberated Gaza, but have we recognized Israel? Have we given up our lands occupied in 1948? We demand the liberation of the West Bank, and the establishment of a state in the West Bank and Gaza, with Jerusalem as its capital – but without recognizing [Israel]. This is the key – without recognizing the Israeli enemy on a single inch of land...
"Our plan for this stage is to liberate any inch of Palestinian land, and to establish a state on it. Our ultimate plan is [to have] Palestine in its entirety. I say this loud and clear so that nobody will accuse me of employing political tactics. We will not recognize the Israeli enemy. "
Hamas "must lay the foundation for a tomorrow without Zionists."
"We are stronger, and more determined, and have more will, and we will hold onto our rights even more than before."
"This is the time for the third uprising... Resistance will continue through suicide missions."
"Hamas will continue the resistance until the last drop of blood."
"Israel will pay a heavy price for its crimes against the Palestinians. Israel's actions enhance our determination to pursue the path of resistance through all means available. … [Israel is] committing a holocaust as the whole world watches and doesn't lift a finger to stop it."
"We won't succumb to the logic of threats made by the Zionist war criminals. Today we are prepared more than ever to foil any aggression against our people."
"It is our right as an occupied people to defend ourselves from the occupation by all means possible including suicide attacks."
[The economic crisis is the result of] "bad administrative and financial management and a bad banking system put into place and controlled by the Jewish lobby."
[The Jewish lobby] "controls the U.S. elections and defines the foreign policy of any new administration in a manner that allows it to retain control of the American government and economy."
"...the Jewish faith does not wish for peace nor stability, since it is a faith that is based on murder: 'I kill, therefore I am'... Israel is based only on blood and murder in order to exist, and it will disappear, with Allah's will, through blood and Shahids [martyrs]."
"This is Islam, that was ahead of its time with regards to human rights in the treatment of prisoners, but our nation was tested by the cancerous lump, that is the Jews, in the heart of the Arab nation... Be certain that America is on its way to utter destruction, America is wallowing [in blood] today in Iraq and Afghanistan, America is defeated and Israel is defeated, and was defeated in Lebanon and Palestine... Make us victorious over the community of infidels... Allah, take the Jews and their allies, Allah, take the Americans and their allies... Allah, annihilate them completely and do not leave anyone of them."
"We will not betray promises we made to God to continue the path of Jihad and resistance until the liberation of Palestine, all of Palestine. . . So be assured doctor Ayman, and all those who love Palestine like yourself, that Hamas is still the group you knew when it was founded and it will never abandon its path."
"[The Tel Aviv suicide bombing] is an an act of self defense... [it is] a natural result of the continued Israeli crimes against our people."
"[Hamas will] never recognize the legitimacy of the Zionist state that was founded on our land."
"[Hamas] will not change a single word in its covenant [which is calling for the destruction of Israel]."
"They have tried to pressure Hamas to abandon resistance and to abandon arms. They tried to pressure Hamas to abandon its strategic choice in Palestine, all of Palestine. They tried to pressure Hamas to recognize the legitimacy of the occupation. But they failed... We say Hamas will not change its constant principles."
"The constants and the strategy of Hamas do not change according to circumstances. Hamas will stay faithful to jihad, to resistance, to guns, to Palestine and to Jerusalem."
"Hamas is not hostile to Jews because they are Jews. We are hostile to them because they occupied our land and expelled our people.... We did not say we want to throw the Jews in the sea or feed them to sharks. We just said that there is a land called occupied Palestine. It was burglarized and it needs to be returned to the Palestinian people."
"We do not recognize the Israeli enemy, nor his right to be our neighbor, nor to stay (on the land), nor his ownership of any inch of land.... We are interested in restoring our full rights to return all the people of Palestine to the land of Palestine. Our principles are clear: Palestine is a land of Waqf (Islamic trust), which can not be given up."
"The program [of Hamas-backed list to legislative council] sets out the details and means for its implementation over the next four years, while the [Hamas] charter talks about vision and strategy…The movement is adhering to the constants and strategies outlined in the [Hamas] charter."
"The Taliban are 1,000 times more honorable than the American occupation and its collaborators… We are not a copy of the Taliban... Judge us according to what we are. Everyone must stop blaming the Taliban for things that in fact characterize the people of the West, who seek to turn the international community into a swamp of corruption and destruction, and to spread abomination and disease in the name of absolute freedom...."
"We are part of Allah's promise that Islam will enter Palestine and every home in the world, with a revelation of the power of Allah the Omnipotent, and a revelation of the inferiority of the infidels. Hamas is leading this plan in Gaza, the West Bank, and the 1948 territories, and the Muslim Brotherhood is leading it everywhere else. This is part of Allah's predestination."
"The vanquishing of the enemy in Gaza does not mean that this stage has ended. We still have Jerusalem and the pure West Bank. We will not rest until we liberate all our land, all our Palestine. We do not distinguish between what was occupied in the 1940s and what was occupied in the 1960s. Our Jihad continues, and we still have a long way to go. We will continue until the very last usurper is driven out of our land."
"We stand here on our liberated land, near the armistice borders. We remember when Sharon said that Netzarim is like Tel Aviv. Hamas has said, via the lion of Palestine [Rantisi], that Gaza is like Tel Aviv. The promise that has been fulfilled and will be fulfilled in the future, oh Sharon, is the promise of Allah, and the promise of Hamas. Behold, Palestine is being liberated, Allah willing..."
"We have come here in multitudes to proclaim that Hirbiya and Ashkelon will be taken by the mujahideen. We have come here to say that the weapons of the resistance that you see here will remain, Allah willing, so that we can liberate Palestine – all of Palestine – from the Sea to the River, whether they like it or not."
"We knew that Bush is the enemy of God, the enemy of Islam and Muslims. America declared war against God. Sharon declared war against God, and God declared war against America, Bush and Sharon."
"The Zionists didn't carry out their operation without getting the consent of the terrorist American Administration, and it must take responsibility for this crime. All the Muslims of the world will be honored to join in on the retaliation for this crime."
"We have never targeted an American target or American interests despite its hostility. Until now we did not. I am talking about now. In the future, God knows."
"She [first Hamas woman suicide bomber] is not going to be the last because the march of resistance will continue until the Islamic flag is raised, not only over the minarets of Jerusalem, but over the whole universe."
"By God, we will not leave one Jew in Palestine. We will fight them with all the strength we have. This is our land, not the Jews..."
"You will have no security except outside the homeland Palestine.... We have Allah on our side, and we have the sons of the Arab and Islamic nation on our side."
"America is implementing Zionist Israeli policy to serve the Zionist project in Palestine. The battle America is undertaking is designed to allow Israel to remain in the Palestinian homeland...."
"Zionist Israeli and Jewish policy is to strike every power emerging in the Arab and Muslim world… Any country that develops power threatening to this entity (Israel), they want to smash it."
"Suicide attacks and jihad reinforce national unity in the ranks....Our voice is one of struggle, of jihad and of suicide....Iraq could win if it equipped its citizens with explosive belts and turned them into human bombs."
"We reject this US domination and this frantic war. From our side, we concentrate on striking blows to it here in Palestine, with the aim of ironing out the Jewish entity in Palestine, which is the cause of trouble in the world..."
"America... always works in favor of the existence of the Israeli entity... This is mainly due to the Zionist-Christian conviction and the 70 million Americans who follow the Protestant creed, which is in favor of Jews against the Muslims. The same applies to most of Britain's population..."
"Because the Israeli and American enemies are ravaging the earth; they do not believe in anything besides power. The Ummah must adopt the principle of Jihad and fighting the enemies."
"The Movement within two months [after the intifada broke] was able to launch qualitative operations that shook the world… there are qualitative Jihad operations such as those in Natanya and Khadera. We are proud of such operations and the next days will witness better and bigger ones...."
"I say that the final battle will result in our victory and that this land will reject this enemy similar to its predecessors..."
"It is not a must that it would be in 2027 for it could be five years earlier or ten years later. The important thing is that the equation revolves round 2027 and the Hebrew state would end Insha'allah [God willing]."
"Come to jihad, come to jihad, come to martyrdom..."
"Those thirsty for Jihad all over the world. For the sake of Allah. For liberating the land of Palestine and Jerusalem...."
"We declared and continue to declare now, that a Jew is a Jew... [do not trust them when they say they want peace because they act only] to serve their religion and their people."
"The Jews: killed the prophets…slaughtered the innocent…imprisoned our pious... NO PEACE WITH THE MURDERERS."
"Let everyone know that Hamas... is only against Jews and those twisted in their manner... it realizes the Jews' methods in trying to cause hostility and friction between people..."
"We should lend punches to the Jews wherever possible [to commemorate Muhammad's defeat of one of the Jewish tribes of Arabia]."


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Chapter 21
The Lord sends a famine—David understands that the famine came because Saul smote the Gibeonites, contrary to the oath of Israel—David delivers up seven sons of Saul to be hanged by the Gibeonites—Israel and the Philistines continue their wars.
1 Then there was a famine in the days of David three years, year after year; and David inquired of the Lord. And the Lord answered, It is for Saul, and for his bloody house, because he slew the Gibeonites.
2 And the king called the Gibeonites, and said unto them; (now the
3 Wherefore David said unto the Gibeonites, What shall I do for you? and wherewith shall I make the atonement, that ye may bless the inheritance of the Lord?
4 And the Gibeonites said unto him, We will have no silver nor gold of Saul, nor of his house; neither for us shalt thou kill any man in Israel. And he said, What ye shall say, that will I do for you.
5 And they answered the king, The man that consumed us, and that devised against us that we should be destroyed from remaining in any of the
6 Let seven men of his
7 But the king spared Mephibosheth, the son of Jonathan the son of Saul, because of the Lord's
8 But the king took the two sons of
9 And he delivered them into the hands of the Gibeonites, and they hanged them in the hill before the Lord: and they fell all seven together, and were put to death in the days of harvest, in the first days, in the beginning of barley harvest.
10 ¶And Rizpah the daughter of Aiah took
11 And it was told David what Rizpah the daughter of Aiah, the concubine of Saul, had done.
12 ¶And David went and took the bones of Saul and the bones of Jonathan his son from the men of Jabesh-gilead, which had stolen them from the street of Beth-shan, where the Philistines had hanged them, when the Philistines had slain Saul in Gilboa:
13 And he brought up from thence the bones of Saul and the bones of Jonathan his son; and they gathered the bones of them that were hanged.
14 And the bones of Saul and Jonathan his son buried they in the country of Benjamin in Zelah, in the sepulchre of Kish his father: and they performed all that the king commanded. And after that God was entreated for the land.
15 ¶Moreover the Philistines had yet war again with Israel; and David went down, and his servants with him, and fought against the Philistines: and David waxed faint.
16 And Ishbi-benob, which was of the sons of the giant, the weight of whose spear weighed three hundred shekels of brass in weight, he being girded with a new sword, thought to have slain David.
17 But Abishai the son of Zeruiah
18 And it came to pass after this, that there was again a
19 And there was again a battle in Gob with the Philistines, where Elhanan the son of Jaare-oregim, a Beth-lehemite, slew the brother of Goliath the Gittite, the
20 And there was yet a battle in
21 And when he defied Israel, Jonathan the son of Shimea the brother of David slew him.
22 These four were born to the giant in Gath, and fell by the hand of David, and by the hand of his servants.


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|Posted by Vince on August 03, 2004 at 19:58:31:
|In response to Re: Ball valve soldering
: I have a BALL valve -3/4" that I want to solder a piece of 3/4" pipe into both ends. Is it ok to solder without damage to the valve.? It don't appear to have any interior nylon parts, it appears to be a stainless inner ball only, and no apparent way to disassemble anything. Should I leave the valve open to solder? Thanks
You will have DYI's swear to opening the new valve to when soldering so it can relieve pressure, does not hurt the valve, explode, melt parts,....
A plumber that has any experience will ask you, if the valve was under water pressure, and you had to make a repair with water inside the valve. How much pressure do you think you will have inside the ball assembly when the water is heated while soldering?
These are made to withstand pressure produced from soldering so it really doesn't matter. When a new valve is opened for the first time and you hear the noise from the valve relieving the factory air pressure, remember that that can be up to 600 psi to show that there is no leaks.
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"Journey through Generations," the Federation of Genealogical Societies' annual conference is less than a month away.
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