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Hello, New People to the Treeleaf Sangha,
Please post a little introduction here. Welcome and make yourself at home!
Gassho, Jundo
howdy -thanks so much for this effort -- after 35 yrs of mostly sitting w/o sangha, due to the remoteness of my locales, i am totally blown away by this service -- getting to centers has become even more difficult with the rising fuel prices, and i love not driving -- i am in the middle of another "self-retreat" when i did a search and got treeleaf -- outside this retreat, i sit daily, at least once, 45minutes, but, without sangha since '81
my first teacher, was dhiravamsa, about 1976 -- taught a very minmalistic theravada -- but he was a very westernized former thai monk, also a psychotherapist, not "religious" -- did several 2-week retreats, very intense, he was, all day long, 5am - midnite, even without sleep -- my later retreats, at ims, have been gentler since then -- but the first one with dhira changed me forever(though i admit psychedelics began that process) -- basically, i'll sit with anyone, although don't care much for "guided(speaking)" meditation -- since retiring 5 yrs ago, i've been able to do a few 10 day sits at ims, and a 2 month retreat at ims's forest refuge -- i go there because they let me do a work retreat(limited funds since retirement), and leave me alone -- note: for anyone near to massachusetts, forest refuge is a tremendous resource for those of limited funds, they always need work retreatants -- very nice setting, mostly empty, sad to say --anyway, also a weekend at rochester, ny zen center, and some stuff with namgyal monastery(ithaca, ny where i sometimes am) -also consider my daily running/biking part of my practice - "buddhist" authors: charlotte beck, steve hagen, jon kabat-zin, brad warner, suzuki......
60, psychotherapist, community organizer, punk rock guitarist(at 43),child protective services worker, mechanic, amateur archeologist, sailor -- married several times, 3 kids(12,29, 38), only got to raise one(looking back, should have hired a surrogate -- i love being a dad, would have loved being a "househusband", but my role was to make $) - my wife and i live in cape vincent, ny, on canadian border -- also in ithaca, ny(my 12 yr old), and winter in why, arizona(yes, "why", surrounded by 200 miles of "nothing" in all directions, living on solar)
ok enough blah-blah-blah -- its like throwing up
Hey Bob,
Thanks for throwing up. Such experience! Welcome to Treeleaf!
Hey Bob. Welcome to Treeleaf.
Gassho Will
Hi Bob,
I spend time in Ithaca, too. And also studied Tibetan Buddhism for a while. Glad to see you here!
Welcome to Treeleaf!
Hey Bob,
Welcome! Although, really I'm a newbie myself too. I'm not too far from your neck of the woods living in Rochester and having grown up in the Adirondacks.
Hi, Bob,
Good to have you here.
Many Blessings,
I am not really new. I am more like re-new. I don't remember how I introduced myself last time, so I'll just start over.
I started coming here back in March but then got distracted trying to finish my dissertation (the unattainable thus attained!) and am just now catching up on all the forum readings. I have been doing the daily Jundo talks, however, so I wasn't completely uninvolved.
I live in deep east texas. This is not the bible belt, they tell me; it is the belt buckle for the bible belt (is this a koan?). The nearest zen center is about an hour away, and I know of no other Buddhists in town, but they gotta be somewhere, right? Being buddhist here is a bit of an oddity. My friend that practices hinduism likes to tell people she knows a buddhist, which they respond to by going, "Ahhh, cool!"
I've been practicing on my own for four years now, and that's been good, as I haven't gone crazy and feel I have made some sort of progress. But now it's (past) time to get with a sangha and a teacher so that I can get more serious about Zen.
I see I need to better fill out my profile, so I'll put more about me in there.
You a Roky fan, roky?
Hi & welcome to all new folks.
welcome al -- kind of partial to that name, cause was my dad's -- i used to loop around texas on my way cross country, was so paranoid about the cops -- finally decided it was silly,so drove straight thru -- spent a couple hours being interrogated by some state cop who looked, to me, about 13 -- all the while had tabs of acid in my back pocket -- i was sweatin'
but then the home of roky erickson and the 13th floor elevators can't be all bad -- and the bushes are actually from maine
thanks all for my welcome -- linda, i used to live by lucifer falls, upper treman, worked for the domestic violence program, played at the haunt in a band called"one animal" --"we are all one animal", no? -- unfortunately, my 12 yr old is still down there, so i "lived" on a sailboat at treman marina, near cass park, til this year
scott - my daughters granddad was director of the art museum in rochester -- i went to college in potsdam,at clarkson college, often hiked mt. ampersand in adirondacks -- now live "where lake and river meet", cape vincent, on real st(really), named after count real, who built the house that napolean was supposed to live in here when they sprung him from jail -- if he had lived
stephanie - is there any other roky? -- was in the music store in potsdam ny in 1966 -- 2 new albums, one a band called the grateful dead, and the other, 13th floor elevators -- i bought the elevators album, have never regretted it -- but i'm used to no one knowing who he is, if you do, you're the first -- also kind of partial to roky cause i worked in "mental health", and he was hospitalized in a hospital for the criminally insane for some years -- more folks are aware of him now due to the documentary
gassho, bob
Hello all,
Pardon me if a ramble...I tend to get nervous in large groups of people . I am new to Treeleaf and new to Buddhism but I'm so excited to be in the here and now. I have been sitting "in silence" with you all for the last 3 months and have decided it was time to join the group.
My name is Kelly Rokosky, not to be confused with fellow newcomer, Mr. Roky - hello to you sir. I am 32, I currently live in very rural West Virginia, and I'm a housewife/stay-at-home mom of two active boys. My past jobs have included: secretary in a Federal prison (boy, did I need Zen then) and a writer for a few different training and development companies.
I've spent most of my life trying to "fit in" somewhere without much luck. For the past 10 years, I've been on a spiritual journey, so to speak. I grew up in a devout Catholic family, never truly accepting their teachings. After much soul searching and research (I love to read and learn), I finally, feel like I have found my home here...in Buddhism, in my own skin, and with you all. West Virginia is primarily a Christian state, and the closest Sangha (Korean Zen) is approximately an hour from me. Because of the cost and my duties to my family, traveling that distance isn't an option for me at this time. I was so happy to have found Treeleaf with so many experienced people to boot.
I've been sitting zazen everyday and I look forward to Jundo's blog and your posts. I read them daily and have already learned so much. So, now that I have "come out", I will be happy to start posting and feeling connected to a wonderful new community.
Welcome to Bob, Kelly and AlanLa, good to have you with us. Gassho Kent
welcome, kelly-- you picked a good place to start -- over the years i was offered many "shortcuts to enlightenment" - boy, am i glad i didn't take those paths
gassho, bob
Welcome to Treeleaf Al and Kelly! Good to have you here.
Awesome, Bob. Yeah, I know Roky. Learned about him through my love for the Butthole Surfers, for whom his 13th Floor Elevators and solo material was a big influence. I'm no Dead expert (or fan, really), but I believe that despite their lesser fame, the 13th Floor Elevators may have ultimately had the bigger impact on rock music... psychedelia, punk, you name it... they were innovators.Originally Posted by roky
And my favorite Brad Warner article is still the one he titled after a Roky song ("I Think of Demons").
So yay, we make each other's cool-hipster-namecheck, music-only-cool-people-know-about lists :wink:
And I've worked in mental health too... also know a little of Roky's troubles, but haven't seen the documentary about him (honestly I don't even think I was aware one existed).
welcome welcome
stephanie - damn, i cheated and read this before starting todays sit, so better get it out of my head now
so check out the film "you're gonna miss me" - great stuff
yeah, i even dedicated my senior thesis to roky, back in 1969 -- was titled "house", and the title page had the quote "slip inside this house as you pass by" -- roky erickson "-- (looks like i beat out brad warner by a few years! -- at least in the "literary reference to obscure rock legends" department)
i'll send the rest in a pm
gassho, bob
hi everyone. first of all thank you so much for having me. i am 23 years old and i live in south-east georgia, usa. there are no sanghas that i know of in my area and my current situation prevents me from moving at the time. i have been studying buddhism for about three years now and it has enriched my life immensely. I am currently in college studying nursing, radiology and psychology. so thank you for having me again. i look forward to chatting with you all.
Hi Chris,
Welcome to Treeleaf!
Welcome Chris!
Hi, Welcome all the new folks.
Nice to meet you all here.
Gassho, Shui Di
Hello all,
Thank you for the warm welcome Bob, Keith, Kent and Shui Di. It is a pleasure to be here. Hello Al, congratulations on completing your dissertation! I bet there is a tremendous sense of peace in the completion of it.
Welcome Chris, it is very nice to meet you. I hope you find comfort here. I know I have already...it's nice to finally feel connected to a group with so much experience.
Hi, everyone,
Welcome to Treeleaf!
Many blessings,
Hello, everyone, my name is Iain.
Some difficult events this year that have made me think a lot about the way I think about, understand and accept the world, and how I act within it. I don't have monkey mind, I have a whole troupe of howler monkeys hooting and leaping about the undergrowth throwing nuts at one another.
This thinking has led me through a lot of places to Soto Zen, and to Treeleaf. It's time now for me to learn for myself whether this is a path I want to follow, and if so, to take the first steps. So I am here, something of an enquirer, and everything is very new. Even if at the end of it all I decide that Soto Zen is not the way for me, I think I will learn a lot.
I live in the north-east of England, near the sea. I spend my time with my family, writing fiction, trying to relearn the guitar after too many years of not playing (painful) following my local football team (often ditto). When I am not doing that, I work at a local university (sometimes ditto).
I look forward to talking to you all,
Hi Iain,
Welcome to Treeleaf! I'm sure you'll learn a lot here.
For anyone wondering what Roky and I were talkin' about...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvGa6OJsLkM[/video]]13th Floor Elevators - "Thru the Rhythm"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnXTi0wzfyQ[/video]]13th Floor Elevators - "She Lives (In A Time of Her Own)"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7iUMh7quIs[/video]]Roky Erickson - "Bloody Hammer"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv2hXn94W10[/video]]Roky Erickson - "Burn the Flames"
Greetings to all the other new people, all the way from FInland.
I am impressed by the honesty and depth of conversation on this forum, and feel I have gained a lot & restored my belief in human beings during the few weeks I have been a member.
Welcome everyone!!! This is a great place.
(Thanks for the links Stephanie.)
Belated welcomes to Bob, Al, Kelly, Chris, Lain, and Paivi (I don't think I welcomed you last month).
I hope to get to know you all through the forum here. Nice place I think.
Hello everyone!
I'm excited to be a new member of Treeleaf Zendo. I've practiced zazen informally for about 8 years off and on. Two years ago I started training in Aikido which has greatly increased my motivation for zazen as the two arts (would it be appropriate to call zazen an "art"?) are very complimentary.
I look forward to good interactions with you guys, and if there are any fellow Aikidoka out there, I would especially love to discuss the relationship with zen and Aikido or martial ways in general.
Happy sitting.
Hi Mushin,
My wife, Mina, is an Aikidoka ... She is the one on the left.
Although Aikido was more closely connected to Shinto through its founder, Ueshiba O-sensei, we often compare notes. I like to think of Aikido as moving Zazen, and Zazen as sitting Aikido. Aikido is a martial art, but as much, a way of peace, balance and harmony.
Who is the true opponent??
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Steven Seagal?
Black belt Aikido and a Tulku!
One's own mind...Who is the true opponent??
Yes, the founder did study Shinto, and it seems generally compatible (though I'm not that familiar with it) but many practitioners -- following Aikido's roots in Japanese/samurai arts -- take to zen practice as well. Refining and unifying the mind, body, and spirit, seeing things as they actually are, recieving the world around you with open arms (not oppossing), culminating in the "art of daily living."
Thanks for the replys guys, this is fun.
Welcome to Treeleaf, Todd.
Hi Mushin, welcome to Treeleaf. Nice to see there is another from Reno! Gassho Kent
chris, iain, mushin, welcome -- i hope you will find that treeleaf is a great help in keeping a foot on the path, whatever that path may be
steph, thanks for the excellent choice in reference to roky erikson's work -- you picked a few of my favorites
gassho, bob
Welcome to Treeleaf Todd!
I became interested in Aikido shortly after I began learning about Zen and although I knew they did not have a direct relationship they did seem compatible to me. I actually joined an Aikido class locally and was very excited to learn about it since I consider myself a pacifist, but when I got there the teacher was about the most arrogant and ego maniacal person I had ever met. Didn't seem very compatible there, but I'm hopeful that was just his view of Aikido and that I'll get another opportunity to learn about it in the future.
Regardless, I'll be interested to hear your perspective on the forum.
Welcome everyone! Glad to see all of you here!
Welcome to our July newcomers! I am really enjoying this thread... this really is a supportive, warm community and the quality of this conversation demonstrates the immediate contribution we all can make to the sangha... whether we have been here a day or a year... I value and appreciate your perspectives.... Thank you and welcome!
Lovely to be here. I suppose I should post some possibly relevent info? On the soto - rinzai orientation spectrum, I identify as White Plum which is the association of Maezumi Roshi's dharma heirs (they identify as Soto but also do koan study/zazen). Unfortunately I am 500 miles in any direction from a White Plum teacher, so I am rather on my own (but determined if slow). I have been sitting on and off for 8 years or so, spent several years practicing at a wonderful Kwan Um zen center in Berkeley California. Now I drop in at a lovely zen retreat center in the Santa Cruz mountains (they have 13 acres) called Jikoji, lovely people (founded by Kobun Roshi). I am so excited about Treeleaf and have told everybody about it, such a wonderful international community. I am currently reading Nishiyama's complete translation of the Shobogenzo (but it only has 94 chapters, I was sure there were/are 95 chapters, any info?), Cleary's the Book of Serenity, and Appreciate Your Life by Maezumi (nice teishos on Dogen's words).
Otherwise, I watch/listen to the BBC radio/tv, ballet, service sewing machines for charity, and have a general interest in "the arts". I pay the rent by doing bookkeeping and live in a wonderful condo with a housemate (having a washer/dryer in the bathroom is SUCH a luxury), I get the big bedroom with my own bathroom and feel quite fortunate.
Treeleaf has definitely had an encouraging effect to get my butt on the cushion!
Anyway, much gratitude to all of you!
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Hi Rowan,
Welcome to Treeleaf!
Hi Rowan,
Welcome! Glad the community is inspiring you to just sit...as it does for me.
Hello all. I am in my mid-30's and live smack dab in the middle of Canada (longitudinally speaking, anyway). I have been practicing zazen off and on (okay, to be totally honest, waaay more off than on) for a few years now.
I live in a town with one informal zen group, and to be honest the reception I got from them when I inquired about their zendo was a little cold. Fortunately, I stumbled across your little corner of the Interweb, and look forward to getting some much needed pants-kicking from the community to sit down and shut up.
I'm a computer technician by trade, though I'm considering branching out into some other areas. I did spend a couple of years as a short-haul truck driver, but the lifestyle didn't work out. I have been married to the same great woman for 10 years, and we have a beautiful daughter together.
Not sure what else to say, except thanks for having me.
Hi Again to Everybody, New and Old Alike ("new" and "old" are "alike") ...
Might I request to everyone at Treeleaf that will put photos of ourselves (the photographable self) in the 'avatar' space? Or, at least, for those who wish privacy, some human face that generally resembles ourselves? And I do not mean our inner self or abstract self or 'no self' self or 'everything is the' self. Just a photo of what you look like in this world.
One thing we cannot do here at Treeleaf is look each other in the eyes all the time. A photo would be a step in that direction. Faces help get a feeling of community, I think.
Gassho, Jundo
Hey Wu Wei,
Welcome to Treeleaf! I'm sure you'll get a much warmer reception here.
welcome (invisible)rowan, and wu-wei
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I hear that debt validation is intense proof that a collection agency has to do.
in my case I dispute then when I receive a response from them they just send me a list of computerized paper with dates and money paid but I asked in my dispute more than that.
If attorneys experts in debt collector or credit lawyers can tell me what the law say in California is a debt validation
Unfortunately, there are court cases that have relaxed the rigor of a collection agency's response to a request for validation under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. Current case law states that the debt collection agency merely must send a letter to the consumer that they have validated the debt. This is almost nothing, compared with the more rigorous standard for responding to a dispute of an item on a consumer credit report, which is covered by the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
If you claim to be the victim of identity theft as to the particular debt, then the standards are much higher. See Section 1798.93 of the Cal. Civil Code.
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Before they can proceed with a lawsuit, they must validate the debt. Generally, this means identify the original creditor, the date the debt was incurred, and the date of last payment. The date of last payment is critical as this can be the date that the statute of limitations began to run.
If the debt is old enough, they may not be able to file a collections lawsuit.
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The bar is low. They do not have to give you legally competent proof, just whatever their client gave them. There is no such thing as " bad validation." That being said, if you still have beef, make it known. What is it yu need to see before believing this is your debt, of the amount is correct?Ask a similar question
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has determined "validation" is nothing more than a statement as to: 1) the identity of the original creditor; 2) the account information (i.e., account number); and 3) the alleged balance owed. As the other consumer advocates have stated, the bar is very low. However, as a consumer, you have the right to request validation within 30 days of receipt of the initial communication. However, it is still a very strong tool as if the collection agency (not original creditor) cannot validate the debt, they are no longer allowed to contact you to collect it under the FDCPA.Ask a similar question
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New Mexico Lobos Baseball --- 2013 Season Review
By Richard Stevens - Senior Writer/GoLobos.com
At the media's final gathering to question Coach Ray Birmingham on his New Mexico Lobos' 2013 season, one biting question just had to be thrown out:
Was this his best ever team at New Mexico?
Which really means: Was Birmingham's 2013 squad the best in New Mexico history?
This is always a tough question for any coach to answer because each team has special qualities. Some teams and individuals overachieve. Some teams have good seasons but maybe didn't reach their full potential.
The answer for Birmingham at the close of the 2013 season was a little bit of "yes," and a little bit of "maybe."
"You should say that," said Birmingham evaluating the impressive talent from the 2013 team that went 37-22. "But I try to put each team and each season into perspective.
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The ending saw UNM fall in the Mountain West Tournament and go 0-2 in the Cal State Fullerton NCAA Regional.
For sure, this was a New Mexico team that had the talent to finally advance past the NCAA first round and take a huge step down the yellow brick road to Omaha. UNM outhit Arizona State, but lost 4-3 on errors. UNM had a 5-0 lead on Columbia, but lost 6-5 in 13 innings.
For sure, that put a damper on what Birmingham calls a "successful season." This prideful coach is passionate about NCAA success. However, the sour NCAA ending doesn't hide the many marks of excellence throw out by this special UNM team.
There was a bad ending in Fullerton, but UNM also had a program record-tying six players named to the Mountain West Scholar Athlete Team and a program record 16 named to the MW Academic Team. These Lobos were smart hitters but also didn't strike out in the classroom.
The Lobos had a program record seven players drafted into Major League Baseball with DJ Peterson becoming an instant millionaire as the No. 12 overall pick. The MLB Draft also picked up Mitch Garver (9th round), Alex Allbritton (21st), Will Mathis (25th), Jake McCasland (26th) and Josh Melendez (37th).
"The draft is a reflection on the core of Lobo baseball," said Birmingham. "This is a blue-collar team with exceptional work ethics and pro baseball knows it is getting talented and motivated players who will work their butts off to get better."
Peterson and Garver ball-smashed their way to repeat Mountain West Co-MVP honors. Peterson was named to five All-America teams (four first-team units) and Garver was listed twice on All-America rosters.
Peterson hit .408 in 2013 with 18 home runs and 72 RBIs for a ball-mashing Lobo team that won the Mountain West regular-season title by a record seven games with a league-record 25 wins.
"I tip my hat to these kids. They won the Mountain west with a lot of problems in our pitching staff. We hit our way there," Birmingham said, referring to UNM's MW title and UNM's at-large NCAA bid.
Yep, the Lobos pretty much did exactly that leading the nation in hitting with a .334 team average which beat Kansas State's .322 average.
Mitch Garver, one of the nation's top catchers, joined teammate DJ Peterson as repeat Mountain West Co-MVPs.
When a player comes to New Mexico, he knows he will leave a hitter. UNM had three players in the NCAA Top 25 and four other Lobos hit .312 or higher. At one point in 2013, every Lobo in the starting lineup was hitting over .300. UNM had six players on the All-MW First Team and three on the second unit.
"The reason we win is we preach blue-collar, no prima donnas, and we have to fight that because of all the attention these kids get," said Birmingham, the 2013 MW Coach of the Year.
"Team beat individual talent and we have talent. But we also are a team. Everybody is pushing the rock in the same direction for each other."
If there was a flaw that created a few chinks in UNM's 2013 resume, it was in the bullpen. The Lobos found consistent arms in Sam Wolff (7-3, 2.90 ERA), Josh Walker (11-1, 3.66 ERA) and Gabe Aguilar was consistent in late-inning relief (2.58 ERA). Jake McCasland came on late, but only threw 19 innings in 2013.
Walker and Wolff were outstanding in their NCAA outings, but UNM often had trouble finding that third starter.
"Game three (in a series) was always us hitting our way back to win," said Birmingham. "We continue to grow every year, but it's always about pitching. Our pitching staff was slowly imploding throughout the year.
"We had three or four guys we could count on. The other guys, you never knew from day to day."
The Lobos hit .334 as a team and the opposing bats hit .282. UNM scored 487 runs and allowed 240 runs.
Birmingham said he appreciates the improvements to Lobo Field, but this Lobo team that powered its way into the Top 20 in 2013 (as high as No. 13) might have hosted a regional, if it had better facilities.
"It's now time for the state of New Mexico to decide if they want this program to move forward," said Birmingham. "I need help to help our kids."
Editor's Note: Richard Stevens is a former award-winning Sports Columnist and Associate Sports Editor at The Albuquerque Tribune. You can reach him at email@example.com.


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The news that Paul Scholes is to be offered a new contract by Manchester United, giving him at least another season at the club, will have come as no surprise to anyone who has seen him play since his unexpected comeback last month.
His passing, his control, his vision have been astonishing. As has been his ability, after almost nine months away from the fray, immediately to absorb himself back into the action. His manager is right: where else could he have found instant quality like that in the January transfer window?
Indeed, observing his performance against Liverpool on Saturday must have sent rival Premier League managers scurrying to look down the back of their sofa to see what they too might have lying around, unseen and half-forgotten like a bunch of loose change. None more so than Roberto Mancini, who has suddenly realised that he has on his payroll a world-class forward of energy and drive with a proven Premier League track-record and a substantial point to prove. Certainly the Manchester City fan interviewed by Sky Sports News outside the Etihad Stadium the other morning could see the link.
"If they can have Scholes," she said. "Why shouldn't we have Carlos Tevez back?"
To connect the two may seem fanciful. One was the humble, modest one-club servant who was so reluctant to sever links with his employers he was still hanging around training long after he was meant to have retired. And the other, well now is not the time and place to rehearse precisely the ways in which Tevez has affronted the history and traditions of Manchester City. But Mancini is nothing if not a pragmatist. Sure, he may have said back in the autumn that Tevez would never again play for the club while he was manager. But that was then. This is now, when winning the Premier League looks a sizeably harder task than it did back in the days when the sky blue juggernaut was steamrolling all comers.
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You could not legitimately level that accusation at Tevez. The odd game of golf and occasional whinge of self-justification does not take it out of a man in quite the same way. He knows his way around City, he knows how to unpick Premier League defences. And since the club are already paying him vast sums of money anyway, he might as well do those things in service of their cause.
Football-wise it is the most logical thing to do: put away pride and invite him back. Maybe they should get out the old "welcome to Manchester" poster at the Etihad. After all, he has not exactly been a regular visitor to the Trafford Centre in the intervening time. Get him back and get him playing. Why not?
Except reading the message boards on the Manchester City fan sites, the sense among the diehard supporters is not as unequivocal as that woman interviewed on Sky. This is not quite the same as bringing back Scholesy, who slipped back into the normal running of things so unobtrusively, no one noticed he was there until his name appeared on the team sheet for United's FA Cup tie at City. Nor is it even a re-run of the successful return of Thierry Henry at Arsenal, when a much more sizeable ego was successfully accommodated into the dressing room. The name that keeps occurring in City circles in connection with Tevez returning is a much older one, a name from City's less than glorious past, a name that in many ways is synonymous at City with the start of decline: Rodney Marsh.
In March 1972, with City confidently ensconced at the head of the table, Marsh was bought by manager Malcolm Allison from Queens Park Rangers to give the title bid a final supercharge. It didn't work out like that. Finding a way to accommodate him successfully undermined the carefully constructed team spirit of the side. There just wasn't the space in the dressing room for his enormous self-esteem. City slumped, the title went to Derby and Manchester's other club has not been as close to the finishing line since. Until this season.
In the subsequent years, Marsh's culpability has become part of the folklore at City. While Marsh himself has spent the intervening 40 years vehemently denying it was the case, he has long been dismissed as the man who cost them the championship. And with that, propelled them into a slump from which they did not start to recover until the men from Abu Dhabi came calling.
The Marsh episode stained City's psyche. And the fear for some of the fans is that, whatever the public whitewash which has paved the way for Tevez's return, the psychological damage he wrought will not be so easily dismissed. Tevez is a player City certainly could use. Whether he is the character they need we will learn over the next few weeks. One thing is for sure: it won't be as easy as Scholes's re-admittance into the fold down the road.


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Sophomore Season (2006)
Became the eighth player in program history to earn First-Team All-Region honors ... also tabbed First Team All-Conference USA ... began the season in the defense, where he helped UAB to two shutouts in its first three games ... showed his versatility, making the move to attacking midfielder, and finished the season by accounting for one goal and four assists ... ranked fourth on the squad in assists and tied for fifth on the team with six points during the season ... lone goal of campaign came in a 3-2 triumph over Wright State (9/3) ... racked up his four assists over his last six games before an injury forced him to the sidelines for the Blazers' final two contests.
Freshman Season (2005)
Second-team All-Conference USA defender ... C-USA Defensive Player of the Week for Oct. 31 ... one of top marking backs in country ... held Memphis's Dayton O'Brien (Hermann Trophy Candidate) and high-scoring Andy Metcalf to no goals or assists ... scored a goal in the Georgia State win (9/11) ... had three shots, all on goal, for the year ... missed just 11 minutes of play in 17 matches played.
Redshirt Season (2004)
Did not play.
High School
Was a four-year letterwinner at Scarlett Heights Academy ... was named team MVP as a junior and senior ... captained both indoor and outdoor teams.
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Played in the Canadian National youth program ... played for two-time Ontario Cup winner Woodbridge Strikers under Bob Graham ... member of team that competed at the 2004 Dallas Cup ... played with former UAB teammate Lukasz Kwapisz.
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Hey guys, first time building a heating system (took me about 80 hours total). Need to run some pex and get the plumber over to install the gas line. Cant wait to finally have heat in my house :) What ya guys think? Be easy on me :)
Very nice lookin job, your hired!
thanks guys. its a Triangle Tube boiler, made in Belgium. I mounted it myself, I believe it weighs roughly 100 lbs give or take. Its 96% efficient.
looks pretty damn good, a lot better than most of em i see. the only things i don't like about it is the t&p drain is awfully high and the expansion tanks could use some strapping to secure them on the wall. i'm not a fan of them being supported by the piping. other than that (little stuff :laughing:) it looks nice enough to take home to mom :thumbup:
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Looks good! Whats the blue and white box on the shelf?
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Man, that is one pretty system, I hope it works as good as it looks. You do outstanding work, I am curious what do you do for a living ? No need to answer if you don't feel comfortable.
I was in the IT field for 10 years now I work full time at my families pizzeria. I am a pizza maker now, haha :)
The T&P needs to terminate at within 6'' of the floor. Picture it blowing off w/ 180 degree water coming out of it and someone happens to be in that area admiring the beautiful work you did. Instant skin graft! Really would suggest it be done. It's code.
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Nice job, it looks better than pro.
One thing though, are those outlets sharing the circuit with the heating system?
Thank you sir, I did not know that!! I will fix it this week. See anything else?? I did check the pressure of the tanks as well, I pressure tested the system to 40 psi., out of the 148 joints I soldered, 4 leaked. I took the 4 apart, cleaned and resoldered. no more leaks. I also flushed the system.
hey, yes they are. BUT they are only there for emergency purposes. They will probably never be used. No one will be connecting a saw to it :) I ran 12-3 MC BX to the unit with a 20 amp breaker. I know its overkill but I feel better doing it. thanks for the compliment :)
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In addition to general cyber threats, which have been steadily increasing, several factors have contributed to the escalation of the risks of cyber attacks against control systems. These include the adoption of standardized technologies with known vulnerabilities and the increased connectivity of control systems to other systems. Control systems can be vulnerable to a variety of attacks, examples of which have already occurred. Successful attacks on control systems could have devastating consequences, such as endangering public health and safety. Securing control systems poses significant challenges, including limited specialized security technologies and lack of economic justification. The government, academia, and private industry have initiated efforts to strengthen the cybersecurity of control systems. The President's National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace establishes a role for DHS to coordinate with these entities to improve the cybersecurity of control systems. While some coordination is occurring, DHS's coordination of these efforts could accelerate the development and implementation of more secure systems. Without effective coordination of these efforts, there is a risk of delaying the development and implementation of more secure systems to manage our critical infrastructures.
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Anthony Weiner Leaves No Child's Mac and Cheese Behind
How do you find deliciousness among the detritus of your kids' table scraps? Do you ever sneak treats when your kids aren't looking, or try to get them to order the thing you want to eat at a restaurant, since you know they won't finish it anyway? If so, what's the best way to do it without them catching on?
Next week on The Sporkful we'll talk about all this and more when we cover Eating While Parenting.
Our guests will include Hillary Frank of WNYC's parenting podcast The Longest Shortest Time and Arun Venegopal of WNYC's Micropolis, plus a special cameo from former New York Congressman Anthony Weiner. Listen to the above preview, in which I ask the congressman about his policy on whether to eat his two-and-a-half year old son's leftover scraps.


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Wednesday, October 27
13th Southern Foodways Symposium Recap
The SFA presented programming that challenged existing cultural concepts and complicated beliefs about the region. Among the speakers was Chingo Bling, a Mexican-American rapper from Houston, Texas, whose album, "They Can't Deport Us All," examined immigration policy and prejudice. Also on the roster was Francis Lam, a senior editor at Salon magazine, who profiled Croatian and Vietnamese shrimping communities in Biloxi, Mississippi.
Jim Peacock, professor of anthropology at University of North Carolina, argued for grounded globalism, his theory for how the South has evolved to accommodate new arrivals. Jessica Harris, the Ray Charles Chair in Material Culture at Dillard University in New Orleans, along with Theaster Gates and the Black Monks of Mississippi, paid tribute to the African roots of Southern street vending.
Guests feasted on meals prepared by chefs from across the region. Eddie Hernandez of Taqueria del Sol in Atlanta served turnip green tamales with cracklins. Michelle Bernstein of Michy's of Miami dished shrimp and sweet potato ceviche and braised oxtail stew with gnocchi. Also on the bill of fare were platters of of pit-cooked barbacoa de cabeza from Kelly English and Jonathan Magallanes, both of Memphis, and whole hog barbecue tacos from Jim 'N Nick's of Birmingham.
Each year the SFA presents three awards. Peter Nguyen accepted the Ruth Fertel Keeper of the Flame Award on behalf of the Vietnamese fishing communities of the Gulf Coast. The Ruth Fertel Keeper of the Flame Award honors an unsung hero or heroine of the culinary world, a foodways tradition bearer of note. In honor of Nguyen's work, SFA collaborator, Joe York made a short film, "Phat Thai," which focused on Vietnamese labor and life on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
The John Egerton Prize--which comes with a $5,000 cash stipend--was awarded to Calvin Head on behalf of the West Holmes Community Development Organization (WHCDO), based near the Mississippi town of Mileston. Twelve African American-owned vegetable farms participate in the WHCDO farm initiative. The John Egerton Prize recognizes artists, writers, scholars, activists, and others whose work addresses issues of race, class, gender, and social and environmental justice through the lens of food.
The SFA's Craig Claiborne Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Christiane Lauterbach, editor and publisher of Knife & Fork in Atlanta, recognizing her 30-plus years of determined documentation of the South's emergent global food scene. The Craig Claiborne Award goes to an individual who has made an indelible mark upon our cuisine and our culture, the sort of person who has set regional standards and catalyzed national dialogues.
The SFA's mission is to document, study, and celebrate the diverse food cultures of the changing American South. That mission is grounded in the notion that food is a lens through which a region and culture as vast and varied as ours can be embraced and understood.
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Drippings-Cooked Potatoes, Onions, Turnips, and Carrots
We Southerners know and love turnip greens. But turnips roots deserve respect too. When roasted along with other root vegetables like potatoes, angular turnips turn out sweet and mellow. They turn out delicious.
Read through this recipe and you'll note that the list of ingredients is short and the techniques employed are simple. Those are hallmarks of great recipes and great cooks: straightforward ingredients, cooked without folderol, and served without flourish.
Makes 6 to 8 servings
1 to 1 and 1/2 pounds turnips
1 to 1 and 1/2 pounds potatoes
1 to 1 and 1/2 pounds carrots
1 to 1 and 1/2 pounds onions
4 to 8 tablespoons bacon drippings, beef drippings, or butter
Salt and ground black pepper
1 tablespoon chopped rosemary
Preheat the oven to 350°F.
Peel the vegetables and cut them into bite-sized wedges or chunks. Leave a little of the onion root in place to hold the wedges together. Heat the drippings or butter in a large, heavy, oven-proof skillet. Add the vegetables and stir to coat. Season with salt and pepper.
Roast the vegetables, turning every 15 minutes, until they are tender and nicely browned with a few crispy edges. Taste for seasoning, sprinkle with rosemary, and serve hot.
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Icebox Fried Chicken
Shrimp and Sweet Potato Ceviche
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SFA will share a number of symposium memories in the coming days, including Okracasts of the event lectures. Follow us on Twitter (@potlikker) and Facebook for announcements and, of course, we'll share news on our blog.
Wednesday, October 20
SFA is sending you a little taste of biscuits and gravy in advance of this weekend's upcoming symposium. Click here to preview the latest edition of the Gravy foodletter online; the hard copy is on its way to your mailbox this week. Read about symposium guests Chingo Bling, the "Masa Messiah," and Valerie Erwin, who operates Geechee Girl Rice Cafe in Philadelphia. Learn about Calvin Head and the West Holmes Community Development Organization, recipients of the 2010 John Egerton Prize. And before you commence to reading, try your hand at the 2010 White Lily True Yam Biscuit recipe, created by symposium guest chef Yewande Komolafe and shared with SFA here.
White Lily 2010 SFA Symposium Recipe
Sweet Potato / True Yam Biscuits
Confusion abounds in Southern grocery stores. White-fleshed sweet potatoes are often called yams. Orange-fleshed ones, too, for that matter. True African yams are bigger, harrier, more fibrous tubers. They are not generally interchangeable with sweet potatoes.
Yewande Komolafe, a talented pastry chef of Nigerian origin, raised in Atlanta, and now living in New York City – where she works in the test kitchen at Saveur magazine – has conceived a couple of recipes that show how the tubers are different and how an enterprising cook can adapt true African yams for Southern kitchens.
At the 2010 Southern Foodways Symposium, we're serving Yewande's sweet potato biscuits with her own pepper jelly. Tucked inside will be sock sausage, smoked by Tyler Brown of the Hermitage Hotel in Nashville. When you try this at home, we've found that country ham suits just as well as sock sausage. Enjoy.
Southern Sweet Potato Biscuits
Heat oven to 400°. Using a fork, poke holes all over 2 medium sweet potatoes and wrap in foil. Place on a baking sheet and bake in the oven for 45 minutes to 1 hour until a toothpick or a fork goes right through. Remove from the oven and let cool. Peel the skin off and mash the sweet potatoes. Leave slightly chunky.
2 medium white-fleshed sweet potatoes (yielding 1½ cups mashed sweet potatoes)
2 tablespoons packed brown sugar
1 stick butter, cold
2 ½ cups White Lily all purpose flour
1 tablespoon baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon baking soda
½ cup cold buttermilk
1 egg, beaten
Heat oven to 400°. In a large bowl, combine the flour, salt, baking powder, baking soda, and brown sugar, and use a whisk to fully incorporate. Add the cold butter, and, using your fingers, break apart the butter pieces and incorporate into the rest of the ingredients until pea size pieces form. Add the mashed yams and the cold buttermilk. Use a rubber spatula to mix the ingredients until just combined.
Turn the dough out onto a well floured surface, pat into a single mass, and roll out 1 inch thick. Using a 2¼ inch round cookie cutter, cut out rounds from the dough and transfer to a parchment lined baking sheet. Re-roll the scraps and cut out more biscuits until all the dough is used. Add a little water to the beaten egg and brush the tops of the biscuits with the egg wash. Place in the oven and bake till golden brown, 15 – 20 minutes. Serve while still warm with a hot pepper jelly and slices of country ham or smoked sock sausage.
Makes 6 Biscuits
True African Yam Biscuits: A Variation
In addition to the ingredients above you'll need:
¼ cup extra virgin olive oil
kosher salt to taste
Instead of the sweet potatoes, source 1 small (8-to 10-inch long) African yam
Preheat oven to 425°. Cut the yam into 1½ inch slices, discarding both end pieces. Using a paring knife, peel off the thick layer of outside skin, and immediately drop the slices into a bowl of water to rinse and prevent oxidization. Cut each slice into ½ inch cubes and keep completely covered with water.
Monday, October 18
Mary Louise Nosser, the daughter of immigrants, is one of the volunteers who helps put on the annual Lebanese dinner hosted by the congregation of the St. George Orthodox Church in Vicksburg, Mississippi, a fifty-year tradition.
In this special edition of Okracast, hear the story of Lebanese immigration, assimilation, and the intersection of Lebanese and Southern foodways in the Mississippi Delta as told by Mary Louise Nosser.
The SFA family regrets to announce that Jeff Byrd, the longtime president of Bristol Motor Speedway, has passed. When we brought our Field Trip to Bristol in 2009, Jeff and his wife Claudia were the consummate hosts, offering laps around the track and the warmest welcome imaginable. He will be missed. Greatly. Read the Johnson City Press obituary here.
-- photo courtesy Johnson City Press.
Early arrivers to SFA's Oxford symposium may wish to book at table at one of the special dinners offered Thursday night, October 21.
PANAMANIAN FLIGHT. City Grocery and John Currence will host guest chef Adolfo Garcia, proprietor of three New Orleans restaurants, A Mano, La Boca, and Rio Mar. A native of New Orleans, his cuisine is influenced by the traditions of his Panamanian parents.
Friday, October 15
We send you into the weekend with a little peek at what awaits you in Oxford, if you'll be joining us for this year's Southern Foodways Symposium, the theme of which is the Global South.
Local photographer Erin Austen Abbott documented El Mundo Taco Shop in Oxford and created the slideshow above. Enlargements of a selection of these photographs will be on view at next weekend's Motel Art Show.
Thursday, October 14
Monday, October 11
Friday, October 15 at 7 pm
Southern Foodways Alliance Community Cookbook open house with cookbook contributors Flyleaf Books/Foster's Market, 752 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Chapel Hill, NC
Free and open to the public and downright fun.
Sunday, October 17 at 4:00 pm
Cookbook Release Party with April McGreger and Sheri Castle
3 Cups, 227 S. Elliott Rd., Chapel Hill, NC
$40 with copy of cookbook, $25 for food and wine only
Menu and details here.
Wednesday, October 6
The 29th annual Key West Literary Seminar explores food in literature. Two separate four-day sessions feature noted writers and foodies including former Gourmet editor Ruth Reichl; critics Frank Bruni and Jonathan Gold; funnymen Roy Blount Jr. and Calvin Trillin; New Yorker writer Adam Gopnik; historian Mark Kurlansky; Emory poet and food ode fiend Kevin Young; Gastronomica founder Darra Goldstein; organic farmer David Mas Masumoto; One Big Table author Molly O'Neill; and memoirists, novelists, and poets including Madhur Jaffrey, Kate Christensen, and Billy Collins.
Space is limited; advance registration ($495/all events) is strongly recommended. www.kwls.org
Monday, October 4
Want to help the SFA and eat well at the same time? Check out Lot 1: A Private Dinner Party with the Lee Brothers in New York City – This stylishly southern fundraiser includes an exclusive dinner for eight with wine pairings prepared by culinary aficionados and James Beard Award‐winning authors, Matt Lee and Ted Lee at a private Upper West Side residence in New York City.
Bidding continues through Tuesday on this and other items. Thanks for supporting SFA! The auction is live on www.igavelauctions.com and can also be accessed through gardenandgunclub.com.


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Nicknamed "The Quiet Man," Ruiz became the first Latino Heavyweight Champion in boxing history when he defeated Evander Holyfield in a title rematch in 2001. In all, Ruiz defeated three World Champions during his career in Holyfield, Hasim Rahman, and Tony Tucker.
"I'm proud of what I've accomplished with two world titles, 12 championship fights, and being the first Latino heavyweight champion of the world,'' Ruiz told the Globe. "I want to thank all of my fans for staying in my corner through a long, up-and-down ride.''
He originally retired in 2005 after losing the WBA Title to James Toney, who later tested positive for performance enhancing drugs and was suspended for two years. As a result, Ruiz un-retired and retained his title. He later lost the title to Nikolai Valuev, in one of two losses to the 7-foot Russian.
In his last fight on April 4, Ruiz was challenged David Haye for the WBA Title. Ruiz was knocked down four times and the fight was stopped in the ninth round when his corner through in the towel. He was trying to become only the fourth heavyweight to win the World Title three times (Muhammad Ali, Lennox Lewis, and Evander Holyfield are the other three).
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