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The National Football Foundation celebrates "Football Moms" for good reason. They play roles big and small from encouraging their sons to learn the game's life lessons to driving them to and from practices and games.
However, let's also consider contributions from "Football Grandmothers."
Look around at any college or high school football game. Mothers and fathers of players often escort their parents with them. Grandparents enjoy watching and supporting their grandsons on the gridiron, too.
There is no better example of football as a generational game than the Bulloughs of Michigan State. The Spartans call Hank Bullough "The Godfather" of the program.
He played and coached at Michigan State. He and his wife Lou Ann have had two sons, Shane and Chuck, play for the Spartans and three grandsons, Max, Riley and Byron, follow in their green-and-white footsteps out the Spartan Stadium tunnel onto the field.
That makes Hank's bride of 49 years, "The Godmother."
"The game has changed, but the lessons learned are still the same," Lou Ann Bullough said. "It's a team game. They get close to their teammates. You learn to help each other and work together.
"I love watching my grandsons play. It's a lot more fun to root for a team when you know someone on the team. It makes it more interesting. I'm wondering what I'm going to do when they're done playing."
She still has a couple more years attending Spartan Stadium games until that is a concern.
Byron Bullough, the youngest grandson, is a sophomore on the 2016 roster that is playing a backup linebacker role. He is in position to replace his brother Riley, a senior starting middle linebacker. Riley is a third-year starter that was second-team All-Big Ten as a junior. Riley followed his brother Max, who was a two-time first-team All-Big Ten linebacker in 2012 and 2013 and now plays for the Houston Texans.
All three boys played at Traverse City (Mi.) St. Francis as the sons of Shane and LeeAnn Bullough.
Shane Bullough was a four-year letterman named first-team All-Big Ten in 1986 and second-team in 1985.
LeeAnn's brother Bobby Morse was Shane's teammate at Michigan State. Her father Jim Morse played at Notre Dame (1954-56) as did her brother, also named Jim (1976-77). She first knew the game as a daughter and sister and now as a mother and daughter-in-law.
Chuck Bullough, Shane's younger brother, was a four-year letterman named first-team All-Big Ten in 1991 an second-team in 1990.
"The Godmother" says she's enjoyed following her grandsons' college careers more than her sons only because Hank has been retired and they've been able to attend all the home games. Hank was still coaching in the NFL throughout Shane's Michigan State career before he left the NFL and they relocated to Okemos, Mi., near East Lansing during Chuck's senior season.
Much of the time Shane and Chuck played their high school careers, Lou Ann had to be their male and female football support system.
Hank was putting in long hours as the Cincinnati Bengals' defensive coordinator when Shane played at famed Cincinnati Moeller, where Gerry Faust went from Moeller (1962-80) to Notre Dame (1981-85).
The same was true when Hank put in long hours as the head coach of the Buffalo Bills and Chuck played for Orchard Park High in N.Y.
"Hank was coaching and didn't have a lot of time to spend throwing the football around them," she said. "They went to their father's games and liked it, but nobody said, 'You have to play football.' The neighborhoods we lived in didn't have (youth leagues), so they didn't really play (organized) football until high school. They loved football once they started playing."
That love of the game was passed on from Shane and LeeAnn to their three sons. Chuck and his wife have two daughters.
As a mother and now grandmother, LouAnn says she feels the same about the sport she has over the decades.
"It's a rough game, but I've always thought it's a great game if the equipment is good and the coaches know the game," LouAnn said. "If kids have it in their blood and love what they're doing, it's a great game. You learn teamwork and leadership.
Organized sports are great – for girls, too. Our granddaughter (Holly Bullough) is on the cross country at track teams (at Michigan State). Organized sports – football, basketball, baseball, track or whatever – are all healthy outlets for kids."


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Dr. William Knudson says that his patients at Podiatric Care of Northern Virginia have a variety of issues. And more often than not, Dr. William Knudson reports that they are being advised by family practitioners to incorporate more exercise into their daily routine. Since walking is one of the most popular ways to add exercise into a patient's day gradually, Dr. William Knudson is frequently asked for advice about the best shoes for walking. Today, Dr. William Knudson shares some advice with the staff of Information Nation on the best foot protection for distance walking.
Information Nation: For our readers interested in starting a walking regimen, what type of shoes should they look for?
Dr. William Knudson: Comfort is, of course, the most important thing for any shoe. It's important to buy a shoe that fits.
Information Nation: Many stores have shoes labeled that they are for walking. Are these labels accurate?
Dr. William Knudson: Generally, walking shoes are labeled to differentiate themselves from running shoes. Running shoes will be designed for performance, whereas walking shoes will be better for everyday use.
Information Nation: So we shouldn't necessarily follow the labels?
Dr. William Knudson: No. A shoe buyer should look at the shoe independently of any labels. One thing I recommend that my patients use as a determination is the flexibility of the shoe. In other words, does it flex with the shoe as you step?
Information Nation: But it shouldn't be too flexible, right?
Dr. William Knudson: It should be flexible enough that your foot isn't fighting it with each step but stiff enough to give the foot the support it needs.
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Dr. William Knudson: The heel should be as flat as possible, since walkers generally put the heel down before the rest of the foot with each step.
Information Nation: How often should I replace my shoes?
Dr. William Knudson: I recommend walking shoes be replaced after 300-600 miles of wear. If someone doesn't want to do the math on this, he or she can watch out for wear on the bottom of the shoe. Once certain areas of the bottom of the shoe begin to wear, it's time to replace the shoe.
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I've been thinking a great deal about the extreme partisanship currently surrounding Karl Rove. Liberals (like me) want him tried for treachery, while Conservatives think the rationale behind his involvement is just delusional, wishful reasoning of sparse, and ambiguous facts.
When combined with two consecutive U.S. elections where the popular vote has been so evenly divided across the nation... you recognize the huge weight that will fall upon the shoulders of both the Republican and Democratic nominee for President in 2008... to bridge the vast partisan divide, and the broad churches that exist within their own parties. Regardless of what any Conservative or Liberal might tell you, no one particular value system will have an electoral advantage come 2008.
So, in the wake of Hillary's bid being so widely discussed in the mainstream media outlets, I wanted to quickly explore some of the current potential candidates for the Democratic Party:
Hillary's strength is that she will possess in her team the best political strategist in the Democratic Party... her husband. She has sincere principles, an enigmatic voice... she's capable of grappling with policy issues with intelligence and ingenuity... and has been referred to as a forceful galvanizing presence in the Senate ever since her arrival. She also has the advantage and disadvantage of her comparatively high profile, having been First Lady.
But there are many things that concern me about Hillary. I see strange parallels between her and Kerry. Her political judgment has, on occasion, proven to be very poor. Kerry's mindless decision to repeatedly mention Dick Cheney's gay daughter was symptomatic of insincerities that dogged his campaign... cringe worthy acts that remind me of Hillary, and her audacity to hold up a copy of a NY tabloid during a press conference which said "THEY KNEW," regarding September 11th and speculative reports of intelligence the WH had about terrorists using planes to blow up buildings.
Hillary has also been about as warm, fuzzy, and emotionally accessible as a refrigerated dung beetle ever since the Lewinski affair... her Vulcanesque debates in the NY senate race in 2000 were incredibly tedious and boring...
...much like with Kerry, we need to see the heart and guile of the old Hillary, without the radicalism... the woman who made you take notice, or compelled your attention... she needs to believe in what she wants to do to improve the country... she has to connect to her soul if she is going reach beyond the narrow love/hate relationship she currently has with the American people.
One of the least discussed parts of the last campaign was the complete non-existence of a Kerry running mate. The 04 ticket was Bush/Cheney Vs Kerry and everyone could see it. If Kerry out muscled Bush in the first debate, Dick Cheney out schooled and outclassed Edwards in the VP debate. Edwards' impact resided only in a wonderful stump speech, which on occasion, particularly in the aftermath of Iowa primary, he delivered very, very well.
Like no other potential candidate he possesses a real empathy and compassion for those he encounters... the man really cares. He also has his moments... the best of which was heroically standing up to another example of Howard Dean lunacy as the former Vermont Governor rambled on, patronizingly, about the confederate flag... that, along with Dean's mental breakdown in Iowa, was arguably the most compelling moment of the Democratic primary campaign.
Edwards' strength: his heart and humanity, as essential ingredients as they are... unfortunately, get negated by his lack of stature and his lack of gravitas. In the VP debate Edwards' limitations... boyish charm embarrassingly contrasted with an earnest statesman like Cheney... were there for all to see.
Biden, to use a cricketing analogy, is an all rounder. He does everything very, very, very well... but nothing extra-ordinarily well. He's a good orator, but not great... he's got substance, but, he doesn't really powerfully connect with your gut... he's a serious, intelligent man... but, his ideas and perceptions tend to be unremarkable...
For the life of me I can't figure out why he is not the Senate Minority Leader... if there is a reason for this that I am unaware of please feel free to explain it to me. He's an immense asset for the party, who adeptly elevates himself above partisan bickering.
And, the reality is, that if he runs, I think he has to be in the top two or three candidates to win the Democratic nomination, because he will consistently out perform the field...
...but, again like Kerry, whether he really has what it takes to uplift millions and millions of people, I doubt very highly. Might be more viable as a VP pick.
The dark horse and thus far, my favorite. The challenge facing Hillary is to re-package her particular belief system into a broader image of a passionate, principled, strong American woman. Evan Bayh, by contrast, is quite obviously a man of principle, and quite conservative principles at that. Whether those principles come from his heart, and they can bridge the concepts of social justice, and improving the lives of the poor and disadvantaged, etc, in a coherent platform is yet to be seen. I've seen him out fox Hannity cleverly by his positioning on policies like Gay marriage, and he unquestionably possesses the look and stature that prosaically will put him at the top of the pile.
The problem with Bayh is that I've never detected his ability to project himself to a larger audience, which was Clark's problem in 04. Clark was by far the most impressive candidate in intimate, small town hall gatherings... one on one he could informally discuss issues very impressively, but he crackled, and grasped when addressing larger sentiments to a broader scope of people. I think it is yet to be seen whether Bayh has an ability to become something larger than himself... which is vital... to spearhead a political movement for change, etc... And, of course, coming from Indiana, he naturally has the potential for greater resonance in the south than any of the other candidates.
It's early days, and I guess time will answer my questions.
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Justin Bieber, Katy Perry Win Big at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards
The 2011 MTV Video Music Awards was full of surprises, tributes and big wins last night, and all of our favorite stars were out to celebrate the occasion.
Justin Bieber was only nominated for one award, but since it was left up to fan voting, it's no surprise that he swept the Best Male Video category, beating out the likes of Bruno Mars, Cee Lo Green, Eminem and Kanye West with his 'U Smile' video.
Katy Perry scored a moonman for Best Collaboration for her team-up with Kanye West on 'E.T.,' and won the biggest honor of the night, Video of the Year for 'Firework.'
The show honored Britney Spears with a music video tribute, featuring a talented crew of young dancers, and presented her with a lifetime achievement award. The VMAs also paid tribute to the late Amy Winehouse with a special speech from Russell Brand and a performance by Bruno Mars.
Demi Lovato paired up with Chord Overstreet to present the Best Collaboration Video award, while Selena Gomez teamed up with Taylor Lautner to present the Best New Artist award. Joe Jonas and Victoria Justice shared the screen when they introduced Chris Brown to the stage, but perhaps one of the biggest surprises of the night was when Beyonce revealed that she was pregnant, right after performing a knockout rendition of 'Love On Top.'
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Our first look at the 16-bit Sega console focuses on lesser-known titles like Mean Bean Machine, along with classics ToeJam & Earl and Revenge of Shinobi.
Show notes:
00:00 – Vs Mode (Mean Bean Machine)
09:15 – Alien Breakdown (Toejam & Earl)
11:09 – Funkotronic Beat (Toejam & Earl)
12:57 – ToeJam Slowjam (Toejam & Earl)
19:35 – Ninja Step (Revenge of Shinobi)
21:04 – The Shinobi (Revenge of Shinobi)
23:55 – Sunrise Blvd (Revenge of Shinobi)
27:17 – Blocktown (Pacmania)
28:50 – Pac-Man Theater (Pacmania)
31:50 – Combat Cars medley (Combat Cars)
39:30 – Blobby Blob Disco (OverClocked ReMix)
One thing I neglected to mention about many of the titles featured this week is how they grow and change – instead of simply repeating the same 40 second loop (as was often the case with cartridge-based music), many of these songs behave like genuine music, with a chorus, bridge and so on. Granted, they do eventually loop (because again, as cart titles they must) but the journey through the loop is a bit fresher than many other contemporary games.
I know we poke fun at the Genesis/Mega Drive's sound capabilities, but in all honesty there are numerous outstanding soundtracks on the system, and at the very least you can say the platform has a distinct "sound." Chiptunes all have a general NES/Game Boy feel, SNES music is all over the place, but Genesis, ah yes, you always know when you're listening to that.
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I've always equated the music in Herzog Zwei to sort of an evolving, metal-orchestra feel. Here's a really great arrangement of one of the best songs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Wez0IvlqpM
Cool blow me.
I was super late to the Genesis game but the games I did play had some pretty kick ass music! Can't wait to hear some of the music I missed out on! Keep it rockin', Elston!
One of my favorite soundtracks of all time, and also my mom's favorite game.
Genesis was actually my first console, so I should definitely enjoy this.
Blow me.
The 6th episode already? Where does time go…
Anyway did you get on iTunes yet? It seems that it's a lot easier to get a podcast on iTunes if you've already had a podcast on iTunes…which I know seems like a viscous circle but what I mean is that maybe Chris will let you hop on his account if you're still having trouble
Thanks Brelston had never really listened to much genesis/mega drive music, good episode : )
blow me
only cuz you told me to ol'Elston.
great podcast
I definitely like Yuzo Koshiro's Genesis music better than his Super Nintendo stuff. Actually, I never liked a lot of SNES music, it always seemed to have strings sounds that put me off, and all seemed to sound so similar, at least for the first while. Maybe I'd like it better now.
Good episode, little disappointed there was no Herzog Zwei.
Toejam and Earl, soundtrack to my childhood
Thanks a lot, Brett! These have been really enjoyable. Since you are looking for feedback I'll just throw in my two cents, even though they may be out of the norm.
My favorite episode so far has been Ep. 2. The cool, calm "one man with a myriad of music" had an NPR soothing quality, and a very professional sound. As much as I love Chris, Tyler, and Hank, I like it best when the number of co-hosts is limited. It keeps the show focused and flowing forward. I come to VGEmpire for new music, and LaserTime for the meandering anecdotes.
Whatever you choose to do, please keep more episodes coming. This episode felt more solid than most earlier shows and I think podcast is really finding it's identity.
Awesome cast dude, helps pass the time in work very well. Any chance of an RSS feed just for the podcasts rather than for the whole site?
FUCK YEA!!! Revenge of Shinobi BITCH!!!
Love the show, so many good memories playing my Sega Genesis through the years!
You guys were curious about what Yuzo Koshiro is up to these days after making amazing music from the MSX through the Genesis era. I was curious of this about a year ago, and looked into it, turns out he's been up to a lot. Also, to answer your other question about whether he was one of the many composers that worked on Brawl's soundtrack, yes, he was. I forget which songs he worked on specifically, but I remember when he was revealed as one of the composers during the Brawl development blog updates, my friends and I were super stoked.
Yuzo Koshiro is currently the CEO of an independent game developing company called Ancient Games, here's the twitter account for it (been inactive for a while): http://twitter.com/#!/AncientGames_EN . They released "Protect me Knight!" on XBox360, Yuzo Koshiro wrote the music for it.
Yuzo Koshiro's personal twitter account is: http://twitter.com/#!/yuzokoshiro . Most of his tweets are in Japanese, but if you ask him a question in English, he'll usually respond in English, which he appears to be fluent in.
I wasnt even a sega kid and i know and love all these songs! Great EP!
I was a SNES guy but I can't wait to listen to this episode! Thank you Brett!
Elston + Antista + VGM = an awesome podcast
YES! The Shinobi from Revenge of Shinobi was my personal theme song for a while as a kid. Listening to it again here was great. That song still kicks ass.
thanks bret i can now tell the difference between genisis and snes. i had never really paid any attention before. this makes my ride to work seem shorter with all the awesome music. keep them coming. also the info in between songs is fantastic thanks
The ToeJam and Earl stuff was great, along with the Revenge tracks. Thanks for including more of Koshiro's work! Also, that track list up above is clutch–I'm glad you've written that up for us listeners to follow.
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Hi Brett you are awesome. Please make the next Genesis show SHINING?!
I love Genesis music. Mega Drive was my first console too. Thanks Brett.
Also, coolblowme!
Nice, I missed out on the Genesis so I'll miss out on the nostalgia of these although I'll still give it a listen.
Oh and blow me.
I'm surprised how much I like this podcast. Never been too into 8 and 16 bit music, but will always subscribe to you and Chris' podcasts. Can't wait for Streets of rage and Sonic episodes!
yo B. Lemme suckle your master sword
Fun episode. Not really a huge fan of the synth guitar sound of genesis music but I can definitely see the appeal in its bass. (currently looking up the toejam/earl soundtrack) Also I've really been liking how you've been editing down the music, I know a lot of these must be loooong tracks so its nice to get a feeling for each song without it seeming rushed or overly repetitive.
Great music, love the podcast.. keep it up guys.
Brett, anything Koshiro is MAGIC. but i dig TJ & E. one of my favorite games during my childhood! 🙂
Toejam and Earl, YES!!! Used to have the theme as a ringtone, but people would think it was just Seinfeld. Finally sat down and beat that game on WiiWare with my brother… yeah it's pretty much luck of the draw to make it all the way, but still a great game 🙂
I didn't know where to post but this thread seems appropriate. Love the podcast. I can't bring myself to erase this episode and the 007 banjo kazooie podcast off my iPad. Any way I would loved the indie game music podcast. I haven't evenlayed most of those games so didn't realize they had such good music. Why I posted here was I would really love to see a Thunder Force or even a techno soft podcast. They made some great music to their shooters back in the day. And of course an all Shinobi podcast would be amazing too.
Hey, I am a latecomer to the podcast but I wanted to say I really enjoy the professionalism of your work. You guys have a great mix of explanation, nostalgia, and of course an awesome collection of tunes without any one element growning out the rest. Kudos for featuring some Sega sounds and TJ &E in particular. If I can make a quick suggestion for 2 Genesis games that might be under the radar but have awesome music, I would say the opening to Mutant League football which is Sega thrash metal at its finest and a little known game called death duel which has some interesting driving/depressing techno tracks. Look up the game over screen for Death Duel on youtube to see what I mean. Michael Jackson's moonwalker is also an interesting case of popular music translated onto the Genesis hardware.
Hey there!
I happened to google around a bit on my old stuff (who doesn't do that from time to time? :P) and bumped into this little podcast. I must say thank you for the kind words about my Combat Cars music. 🙂 After all, I spent something like 5 days creating the tracks for the game and the engine I had to work with was VERY limited, so I'm happy it turned out the way it did, even though it could've been a lot better as well. 🙂
Anyhoo, thanx once again for the nice review. 🙂 Glad that you liked it!
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The writers behind Fab all grew up in different times and in different places, but one thing remains the same; their memories!
Each Throwback Thursday the team will share a bit of their past for your enjoyment.
Mr. Sketch (Mlle. Fab)
OMG! I could sniff this set for HOURS. Green apple, grape and whatever the turquoise marker was: scented heaven! Gimme these puppies and I am Janis Joplin!
NKOTB (M.Fab)
I was so in love with Joey, I fantasized that one day we'd be together in denim overall harmony. New Kids on the Block were EVERYTHING! To this day I can't listen to 'We Will Rock You' without breaking into "Hangin' Tough".
"…Listen up everybody if you wanna take a chance…"
Talking Teddy Ruxpin (Mr. Fab)
I always hated reading books but I sure liked to have them read to me! Enter Teddy Ruxpin, the talking teddy that played cassette tapes and moved his animatronic bear mouth in time with the story. Sadly this childhood want was never fulfilled for me but my cousins were nice enough to let me borrow theirs.
Head & Shoulders Shampoo (Mlle. Fab)
This seemed to be the only shampoo in our house growing up. I don't recall any dandruff, but I do recall burning retinas…
Slap Bracelets (M.Fab)
How rad were these?! I couldn't wait to get up in the morning, tease my hair, kiss my Tiger Beat 'Corey' magazine covers, then slap on my slap bracelet.
No outfit was complete without one (or five) all the way up my arm as they came in the most gnarly of patterns.
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Think of it as opening night.
The orchestra begins to play and the lights dim and the curtain rises and all you want to see is the new ensemble all the reviews are raving about.
It's easy to forget about the stagehands and stand-ins.
That would be a mistake for those who follow UCLA basketball this
season. Fresh faces might forecast a bright future, but familiar ones could
still decide how far the team lives into March.
"I think it's really hard to be a freshman and come in and just be
ready to go," said second-year coach Ben Howland. "There is going to be a
learning curve. There is going to be an experience curve. I'm very excited
about this freshmen class and think they all will have an opportunity to
contribute and be counted on. But it's very, very difficult to have a big
impact as a freshman. It's just not an easy thing to do."
And yet it's what UCLA faithful pray for.
UCLA is closer to recovery today than it has been in some time. These are still not your father's Bruins, but there is hope much of the mystique lost can be discovered again through young talent. UCLA went 11-17 in Howland's first season, but a Top 5 recruiting class has expectations soaring.
This much is certain: No matter how big a difference newcomers like
point guard Jordan Farmar and wings Arron Afflalo and Josh Shipp and center
Lorenzo Mata make, it's essential those returning prove last year's losing
ways taught valuable lessons -- that players like forwards Dijon Thompson and
Ryan Hollins and center Michael Fey are better for fighting through the
adversity of dropping eight of their last nine games.
"It wasn't a fun finish, that's for sure," Howland said. "But
just like when you can't let coming off a good year be a feeling of
never-ending euphoria, you can't let coming off a bad year stop you from looking forward.
That's what we've done."
Yet already, a hurdle has been placed in their path. Senior point
guard Cedric Bozeman, whom Howland was going to play alongside Farmar in
stretches this season, tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee
last week. Bozeman is out for the season, meaning Farmar will be thrown into
the fire instead of walking around its edge to start.
In an exhibition victory against Simon Fraser on Friday, he scored a
team-best 19 on 8-of-11 shooting.
"It's unfortunate (about Bozeman), but this is the opportunity I
wanted," Farmar said. "I'm going to step right in."
Said Howland: "Cedric worked as hard as any player over the summer.
This is a tough blow for our team."
Still, you figure he will find a way. At Northern Arizona, Howland
won with shooters from small towns because those were the types of kids that
adjusted well to life in Flagstaff. At Pittsburgh, not sure he could
immediately beat others on Big East recruits, he developed tough kids and an
extremely physical program.
He didn't count on losing athletic wing Trevor Ariza to the NBA
after just one season, but still has better skill and depth with this, his second
UCLA team. Thompson, who also flirted with the idea of going pro before
returning to school, can now strictly play small forward. Brian Morrison,
lost for 15 games last season with hamstring and ankle woes, is a senior
whose shot can stretch defenses. Hollins appears healthy after undergoing
arthroscopic knee surgery in July and Fey is much stronger, at around 270
Translation: The stagehands and stand-ins are still extremely
"We have a team this season that can shoot it and drive it,"
Hollins said. "We didn't have a lot of both last year. Teams knew what we
could and couldn't do. It's going to open up our offense and help us be a
tougher team to defend."
Howland spoke last season more about creating good habits than
winning any championships, thinking if the Bruins did enough of the former,
the latter will eventually follow. At NAU, his first two teams went 9-17
and 7-19. The third was 21-7. At Pitt, he was 13-15, 19-14, 29-6 and 28-5.
But now he is trying to revive a program whose previous coach was fired when
making five Sweet 16s wasn't nearly enough to save him.
This is no ordinary Cadillac he's trying to restore.
"I do think it's important we show improvement this season, no
question," Howland said. "But I don't want it so much for (future)
recruiting classes as for we need to do it for this team, for ourselves. Our
chemistry will be much better. I realize expectations are higher at UCLA,
but we are in a rebuilding mode. It's a different (recruiting) landscape, a
different era.
"It's still about getting better each day."
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Gladwell includes the story of Jamaica to demonstrate how the principles of his book have impacted his own life. Throughout the book he deftly shares stories of remarkable people who were different than others and took advantage of opportunities that they saw that others didn't. The story of Daisy Nation personally affects him, because her success became his success.
Gladwell insists that we have all too easily bought into the myth that successful people are self-made; instead, he says they "are invariably the beneficiaries of hidden advantages and extraordinary opportunities and cultural legacies that allow them to learn and work hard and make sense of the world in ways others cannot." (enotes, http://www.enotes.com/outliers-the-story-of-success)
Gladwell wants to make the point that extraordinary people are those who take advantage of the extraordinary opportunities they are given. Gladwell speaks candidly about why he included this story.
It is not easy to be so honest about where we're from. It would be simpler for my mother to portray her success as a straightforward triumph over victimhood. (google books)
Gladwell's point is that the story of his mother's success involved not just intelligence and guts, but also luck. For example, his aunt and mother both earned scholarships but his mother did not go until another girl earned two and gave her one. Gladwell points out that light-skinned people also had an advantage in Jamaica dating back to its days as a slave plantation.
Slave owners often had children with their black slaves; those children were given preferential treatment and allowed to be house slaves instead of working in the fields. This afforded them education, societal mannerisms, and further advantages from that point on. (http://www.enotes.com/outliers-the-story-of-success/epilogue-summary )
Since Gladwell had light-skinned ancestors, those ancestors had a history of advantages. This proves Gladwell's point that it's about luck, change, and history.


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A Queens man was charged with pressing himself up against two different women, including a teen, while riding the No. 7 train in Queens, police said Thursday.
Mohamed H. Mohamed, 64, was charged with several offenses, including forcible touching and third-degree sexual abuse.
A plainclothes anti-crime officer, Gregory Perpall, first noticed Mohamed pressed up against a 36-year-old woman at about 4:20 p.m. Wednesday, police said. As the train pulled into the 52nd Street station in Woodside, Mohamed allegedly turned away from her and instead pressed against a 15-year-old girl.
He continued to push up against her until she stepped away, police said, before turning back to the first victim. She then pulled away too, and he once again turned to the teen, police said.
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Fiercely independent Daisy Chance has a dream - and it doesn't involve marriage or babies (or being under any man's thumb). Raised in poverty, she has a passion - and a talent - for making beautiful clothes. Daisy aims to become the finest dressmaker in London.
Dashing Irishman Patrick Flynn is wealthy and ambitious and has entered society to find an aristocratic bride. Instead he finds himself growing increasingly attracted to the headstrong, clever, and outspoken Daisy. She's wrong in every way - except the way she sets his heart racing.
However, when Flynn proposes marriage, Daisy refuses. She won't give up her hard-won independence. Besides, she doesn't want to join the fine ladies of society - she wants to dress them. She might, however, consider becoming Flynn's secret mistress....
But Flynn wants a wife, not a mistress, and when Flynn sets his heart on something, nothing can stand in his way.
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"Skip book three and proceed to this one!"
How everything was so nicely wrapped up.
The butler, he was just wonderful through the whole series.
This series should be rerecorded with a better narrator. She just does mispronounce too often and can not do male voices even if her life depended on it.
Never have any great answer to this question.
PIty about the narrator, but I enjoyed the series but would have wished to have skipped book three.
"I miss Daisy & Flynn already..."
I read all the books in the series , loved all the Chance sisters, but Daisy will always be my favourite. Wish Daisy & Flynn could have their own series. I bought the book, bought the audible and read/ listened several times.
Great story, great reading by Alison Larkin, made the characters alive and real.
"Wonderful Conclusion to Chance Quartet!"
I've enjoyed every one of the Chance Sister's books. This is a fitting conclusion to the quartet and by far my favorite. It made me laugh and cry - more than once! Fantastic narrator too!
"It was cute, my most favorite of all"
Most definitely top 20.
The unlikely characters. Having the characters with similar backgrounds fall in love
She did a pretty decent job overall
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Until a couple of months ago, I had never heard of sight words. Our methodology has always been to teach our daughter to sound out a word, rather than memorize it by sight. I still fully believe that learning phonics is the best method for teaching a child to read. Yet when I got the list of suggested sight words, I was eager to make flash cards for Lily to learn them so she could be on par if not ahead of her peers. I stored my mini flash cards in a mini jewelry box. I'm so proud of her when I see her sounding out a word!
Great idea! I need to do this for summer break.
Yeah, I'm not sure where I stand on sight words, especially since the majority of them can be sounded out. We have had envelopes for word family cards before and I have debated making some for sight words. Love your idea
I remember learning phonics as well as sight words. Some words you just recognize, but it is always great to have phonics as a tool to use when you don't know how to read something 🙂
We usually teach the girls to sound it out also. I like doing it that way better myself.
We have flashcards but I need to work more with Alex on them!
I just worked with my daughter on flashcards tonight! We've been working from time to time on sight words but so far it's limited to "the" but in her defense, she's only 3.
This is a great idea! We're not quite to flashcards yet, but we will be next year. And I totally agree with you on the importance of phonics.
And then it goes fast, they start reading more and more, it is so amazing to watch the process.
That is such a great idea!
This is a great idea with it being summertime. Love how portable this is! Thanks for the idea. 🙂
I'm a phonics fan too. It's interesting that they are doing sight words, but with math they're trying to make the kids do more than just memorize the times table now. They need to explain why the multiplication fact works. Why can't things just stay like they were for us? 😉
We are using flashcards to help my almost 2 year old (sniffle, she's getting big) learn her body parts, family names (brother, sister, mom, grandma, uncle) But instead of using the generic we got creative and took pictures of different members of family, and we used her, her little brother, and myself for body parts. She loves them
(link up as well) 🙂
Great idea! Thanks for sharing!
My daughter is in Kindergarden and from the beginning new a few words and now she can read 149 words. It's so amazing seeing the progress when she practices! Great job with the cards!
I also used phonics. We tried the sight words but they just didn't stick. The more she read, she naturally picked those up as they come up regularly.
Great idea Aleks! I got some flashcards a few years from our neighbor that I keep thinking I should pull out. I've also been getting the workbooks and Scotty LOVES it. I give him a stamp each time he finishes one, he was really excited about the "certificate" in the back yesterday after he finished his workbook 🙂 Hopefully he'll be as excited for Kindergarten!
Great idea! You've raised a smart girl.
Such a great idea 🙂
My husband was all about the phonics to! I have to say that Mica learned really well with sight words as well.
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Jackson's Honest Sea Salt and Sea Salt & Vinegar Chips Both of these chips are slow cooked in coconut oil, making them healthier than other chips. I am partial to the sea salt & vinegar, but both bags were tasty. When is the last time you could pronounce everything in your chips? These sea salt chips have 3 ingredients: non-GMO potatoes, organic coconut oil and sea salt.
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Nature's Joy 100 Calorie Snack Pack Pistachios are great for because you have to work to eat them. When you have to pry open a shell for every nut you eat, you eat less. They are also healthy and contain healthy fats and proteins. This bag is already gone and boy was it good.
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You will need one loaf sliced white bread and muffin tins. Slice the crust off or use a cup, jar or glass to cut circles of each slice. Push the bread slice in the muffin pan, forming a nice cup or basket. Bake in a preheated oven (350 degrees) until dry. Adjust temperature to make sure the cups don't get burned.
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|Precision, Low Power, Micropower Dual Operational Amplifier
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Precision, Low Power, Micropower Dual Operational Amplifier OP290
FEATURES Single-/Dual-Supply Operation, 18 V True Single-Supply Operation; Input and Output Voltage Ranges Include Ground Low Supply Current (Per Amplifier), 20 A Max High Output Drive, 5 mA Min Low Input Offset Voltage, 200 V Max High Open-Loop Gain, 700 V/mV Min Outstanding PSRR, 5.6 V/V Max Industry Standard 8-Lead Dual Pinout Available in Die Form GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The is a high performance micropower dual op amp that operates from a single supply V or from dual supplies 18 V. Input voltage range includes the negative rail allowing the OP290 to accommodate input signals down to ground in single-supply operation. The OP290's output swing also includes ground when operating from a single supply, enabling "zero-in, zero-out" operation. The OP290 draws less than µA of quiescent supply current per amplifier, while able to deliver over mA of output current to a load. Input offset voltage is below 200 µV eliminating the need for external nulling. Gain exceeds 700,000 and common-mode rejection is better than 100 dB. The power supply rejection ratio of under 5.6 pV/V minimizes offset voltage changes experienced in battery-powered systems. The low offset voltage and high gain offered by the OP290 bring precision performance to micropower applications. The minimal voltage and current requirements of the OP290 suit it for battery- and solar-powered applications, such as portable instruments, remote sensors, and satellites. For a single op amp, see the OP90; for a quad, see the OP490.V ELECTRONICALLY ADJUSTED ON CHIP FOR MINIMUM OFFSET VOLTAGE
Figure 1. Simplified Schematic (one of two amplifiers is shown)
Information furnished by Analog Devices is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, no responsibility is assumed by Analog Devices for its use, nor for any infringements of patents or other rights of third parties that may result from its use. No license is granted by implication or otherwise under any patent or patent rights of Analog Devices. One Technology Way, P.O. Box 9106, Norwood, MA 02062-9106, U.S.A. Tel: 781/329-4700 www.analog.com Fax: 781/326-8703 © Analog Devices, Inc., 2002
Parameter Symbol Conditions INPUT OFFSET VOLTAGE VOS INPUT OFFSET CURRENT IOS INPUT BIAS CURRENT IB LARGE-SIGNAL VOLTAGE GAIN AVO VCM 0 V VCM = 10knINPUT VOLTAGE RANGE1 IVR OUTPUT VOLTAGE SWING VO VOH VOL COMMON-MODE REJECTION CMR
POWER SUPPLY REJECTION RATIO SUPPLY CURRENT (All Amplifiers) CAPACITIVE LOAD STABILITY
INPUT NOISE VOLTAGE1 enp-p INPUT RESISTANCE DIFFERENTIAL-MODERIN INPUT RESISTANCE COMMON-MODE SLEW RATE GAIN BANDWIDTH PRODUCT CHANNEL SEPARATION2 RINCM SR GBWP
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Parameter INPUT OFFSET VOLTAGE AVERAGE INPUT OFFSET VOLTAGE DRIFT INPUT OFFSET CURRENT INPUT BIAS CURRENT LARGE-SIGNAL VOLTAGE GAIN AVO Symbol VOS TCVOS IOS 15 V VCM 0 V VCM V < VCM V < VCM 125 50INPUT VOLTAGE RANGE* OUTPUT VOLTAGE SWING
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The Volkswagen #Dieselgate scandal might be ruling the automotive news now, but it is far from the first time an automaker has been at the heart of a fiasco. Audi, Ford, and Toyota have all been in the news for all the wrong reasons in the past. How they handled their crisis in the past can teach VW a lot about what they should do today.
Take a trip back to the 1970s and the news was full of outrage over the Ford Pinto's fuel tank. It had a nasty tendency to explode when the car was rear-ended. The scandal came when it was revealed that they new about the problem and decided it was cheaper to settle lawsuits for death and injuries rather than execute repairs. The public was none too happy with Ford.
Fast forward to 1986 and Audi was in the news for unintended acceleration, which was a problem Toyota would face in 2002. According to BestRide, the Audis were found to have a gas and brake pedal that were close together causing human error. It lead to today's shift interlocks which require a foot on the brake to put a car in gear. Toyota's problem came down to floor mats getting caught in the accelerator, but their cover-up of the facts got them a $1.2 billion fine and another $1.2 billion class action lawsuit settlement.
Ford was in the news again in 2000 for the propensity of its Explorer to roll over on a whim. The problem came down to tread separation in 15-inch Firestone Wilderness tires, but the damage was done. Tire pressure monitoring systems, rollover standards, and vehicle stability control standards all came to rise because of the Explorer. Ford's long relationship with Firestone also came to an end.
The lesson? Admit the screw up, don't make excuses, and fix the problem as quickly as possible. Let's see if VW learns from history.


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Many warm memories from my childhood involve the enjoyment of consuming huge, chewy, salty, golden-brown soft pretzels. Plain or with mustard, our family loved soft pretzels and shared them often, especially when we went to the city.
Of course, my view is that homemade is best and whole-grain is the bestest of all.
Over the years I have made many variations of soft whole wheat pretzels, even combining them with organic hot dogs, and many were received well, but this version I offer you here is the absolute BEST according to my family.
Thanks to my friend Charley Cooke of Cooke's Frontier for her recent post about her homemade Pretzel Dogs and Sausages and her reference to Alton Brown's famous soft pretzel recipe, as she gave me the inspiration to once again delve into the chewy goodness of homemade whole grain soft pretzels AND pretzel dogs.
First, mill whole wheat berries into flour using the WonderMill or the Wonder Junior Deluxe mill. I use hard white whole wheat berries.
Yield: 12 Pretzel Dogs PLUS 8-10 soft pretzels
Pretzel Dough:
3 cups warm water (110-115 degrees)
2 TB organic molasses (not blackstrap)
4 cups whole wheat flour, freshly-ground (I prefer hard white wheat berries)
1 TB organic apple cider vinegar
1 rounded TB instant yeast
2 TB organic sucanat
1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil
1 TB Kosher salt
1/4 cup vital gluten flour (optional)
Additional whole wheat flour, freshly-ground
Boiling Liquid:
16 cups water
2 TB organic molasses (not blackstrap)
1 cup baking soda
2 large egg yolks mixed with 2 TB water
Kosher salt
In a large mixer or mixing bowl, place the warm water, 4 cups of flour, molasses, apple cider vinegar and the yeast. Mix until well-combined and smooth. Cover and let sit in a warm place until doubled. Stir down the batter and add in sucanat, oil, salt and vital gluten, mix well. Add in enough additional flour to create a study, but moist, pliable dough and knead by hand for 10 minutes, by machine 4-5 minutes.
Preheat oven to 450 degrees F. Bring water, molasses and baking soda to a boil in a wide pot.
Remove the dough from mixer and divide in half, weighing each portion for accuracy. Cover the portion not being used and for Pretzel Dogs divide the remaining portion into 12 equal portions, weighing about 2 ¾ ounces each. For Soft Pretzels, divide the dough into 10 equal portions, each weighing about 3 ounces each OR 8 portions weighing about 4 ounces each.
Pretzel Dogs:
Roll each portion out and flatten. Wind the dough around the hot dog and crimp the ends. When all the hot dogs are covered with dough, drop several at a time into the boiling water mixture. They will sink to the bottom and float to the top. Let boil only about 30-45 seconds and remove with a slotted spoon to a towel.
When all the Pretzel Dogs are boiled, transfer them to 2 parchment-lined baking sheets, brush with egg yolks and water mixture and sprinkle with coarse salt. Bake at 450 for 12-14 minutes, or until deep brown. Remove Pretzel Dogs to a cooling rack.
For Soft Pretzels:
Roll each portion out to a 20-inch rope and twist in traditional pretzel shape. Drop by 2's into boiling water mixture. They will sink to the bottom and float to the top. Let boil only about 30-45 seconds and remove with a slotted spoon to 2 parchment-lined baking sheets. Brush with egg yolk and water mixture, sprinkle with coarse salt and bake at 450 for 12-14 minutes or until deep brown. Remove to a cooling rack.


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*You met a friend online and became good friends but then they fall for you and you don't know how you feel but it doesn't matter because you'll probably never actually meet.
*You think your best guy friend likes you as more than that but you know they'll never tell you because of past events.
*You have been feeling depressed and lonely lately despite all the people around you and you know you won't be able to truly smile until you've figured it all out
What do you do when?
*You met a friend online and became good friends but then they fall for you and you don't know how you feel but it doesn't matter because you'll probably never actually meet.
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1. Could potentially meet, it's not like you're going to be walking/swimming all the way there.
2. You decide if the possible gain outweighs the risk of it (Can you see your relationship being worth the possible rejection (also would rejection be less painful than not knowing?), if you think they like you but won't tell you then it's 100% on you to tell them)
3. Sometimes I feel like that about certain things, sometimes people can't tell it seems, though there are a few who always can.00|00|0
1. Its highly unlikely
2. I guess I'll have to ask hey
3. Yea...
1) Stop talking to them before things get out of hand for the BOTH of you. Unfortunately I actually was in that exact situation. Exact. Situation. And it didn't turn out well, trust me. For either of us.
2) Do you like them / want to be with them? If so, let them know so that something can happen, unless you're scared of ruining your friendship in which case just act normally. If you don't like them / want to be with them, act normally - nothing will happen anyway if he doesn't act on anything.
3) Sorry to hear that. I was depressed for a while last year and what got me out of it was hanging out with friends. But first you have to figure out the source of all the stress. For me, it was home. Home life was very stressful, especially because of my parents. So the way to get rid of that problem was just to hang out with friends, where there would be no stress and I would be able to forget all of the problems I had at home. Likewise, you need to figure out the source of your depression. Is it because of the first two points you listed? If so, deal with them accordingly. They shouldn't be too tough to deal with. For the first point, stop talking to the guy (I recommend leaving a goodbye note but not talking to him in live chat or anything). For the second point, I already advised you up there^ on what to do. If the source of your depression is something else, wanna say what it is?00|00|0
How would you suggest leaving a goodbye note without talking to him in live chat or anything?
How did you know it was a guy?
If I knew my source off stress/depression I wouldn't have a problem.
I need to think this all over.
Make it as long as you want. Be really nice about it, explain how great of a guy he is, but say that you don't think an online relationship would be healthy for either of you and so you can't talk to him any longer. Those are the main things you should say in it. (Oh right, say these things in an e-mail if that's what you were asking haha.)
One, because you said it was a guy, and two, because you're a female anon and I assumed you were straight.
Well, that's what you wanna figure out then. It could be any number of things. Stress from school/work, low self-esteem, issues at home, social issues (e.g. with friends), or just plain not seeing many good things in life because you don't go out and have fun enough. Or just cynicism haha, in thinking that there's not much point in life and hating the world for its living-in-the-present attitude. In which case just get over it, live your own life, and enjoy your own meaningful things in life! :)
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Frustrated commuters slam 'muppet' taxi drivers for peak-hour blockade of Bolte Bridge in anti-ride sharing protest
- Taxi drivers blocked four lanes of the bridge – a major route to the airport
- They were protesting the state government's plan to abolish taxi licences
- Traffic brought to a standstill just after 8.30am and protest lasted 40 minutes
- Furious commuters have taken to social media to vent their anger
- Cabbies say they will not be properly compensated under deregulation reforms
Furious commuters have taken to social media to slam taxi drivers who caused traffic chaos on Melbourne's Bolte Bridge on Monday morning.
Hundreds of cabbies blocked four lanes of the busy bridge in a protest against changes to the taxi industry after the introduction of ride-sharing.
Traffic was brought to a standstill just after 8.30am with the protest believed to have lasted around 40 minutes.
People making their way to work on Monday said 'muppet' taxi drivers had done nothing to help their cause. Some complained the protest would drive customers to Uber


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(Masterpieces of World Literature, Critical Edition)
The White Goddess eventually had its source in Graves's first popular success in fiction with the novel I, Claudius, an account of the first four Roman emperors. He followed this with a sequel, Claudius the God and His Wife Messalina (1934). While researching material for another novel set in ancient times, The Golden Fleece, Graves was seized by a revelation of what he believed to have been the true structure and nature of all ancient poetry and, indeed, of all real poetry to modern times. This vision was expanded, with recondite references to Celtic, northern European, and Mediterranean myths and prehistory, to form the basis for his most notable and controversial work of criticism, The White Goddess.
The book is subtitled A Historical Grammar of Poetic Myth, and in it Graves presents a highly detailed account of what true poetry is, what constitutes its unvarying themes, and how these themes have been used by all real poets for thousands of years. Although Graves indulges in numerous digressions, his main points can be briefly summarized.
Until the end of the Bronze Age, roughly 1000 b.c.e., a single religion had held sway in most of the world from northern India to Britain; that is, in those areas where the Indo-European language was established. This religion consisted of worship of the three-part, or tripartite, goddess, who, because of her mutable nature, was most commonly associated with the moon; her phases were those of Maiden, Wife and Mother, and Crone. In these three guises, the universal goddess presided over all birth, growth, and death. Two gods attended the goddess: the god of the spring, or waxing year, who was ritually slain at midsummer and supplanted by his rival, the god of the waning year, who ruled until the winter solstice. At that time, the god of the waxing year was resurrected through the power of the goddess, and the cycle began once more. This cosmic story was repeated in human society and individual human lives, and it was the task of the true poet to celebrate...
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IBN7's show 'The Citizen Journalist Show' completes 200 episodes
New Delhi: This week IBN7's show 'The Citizen Journalist Show' completes 200 episodes. Over the years, the show has given a platform to hundreds of citizens, who have fought injustice and brought a change in the society. The show highlights the struggles of brave citizen journalists, does constant follow-ups, and traces the impact. This week, we revisit the following five CJs whose stories led to positive outcomes:
CJ Yogesh Kumar's fight against pollution caused by the paper mills led to the DM of Muzaffarnagar constituting a committee to investigate the matter. Health camps were also set up in affected areas.
CJ Sania from Badarpur Khadar village questioned government's promise of building a school in the village. Thanks to her persistent efforts and a high court order, the school is functional now.
CJ Dinesh Taylor from Shajapur fought for the people of his village who had not got their wages under MNREGA and got them their due.
CJ Sanjay Kashyap's report on encroachment on the Hindon river led to the authorities swinging into action and demolishing some of the illegal encroachment.
CJ Ashvini from Sonbhadra questioned the money being spent on areas that would eventually be submerged under water once the dam in the area became functional. After his report was aired, the work was brought to a standstill.
Ashutosh, Managing Editor, IBN7, said, "As we complete 200 episodes of the Citizen Journalist Show, we thank all the courageous CJs of our country who have shown that journalism is all about having the power and belief to bring a change that a nation wants to see."
Watch The Citizen Journalist Show on Sunday January 13th at 5:30 PM only on IBN7.


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NIPISSING FIRST NATION—Nipissing First Nation Chief Scott McLeod has received much feedback affirming the need for the sessions.
"It was really positive and fulfilling," expressed Chief McLeod. "In some sessions we had over 300 participants. There has been a ripple effect with people talking about it in the community. People are hearing about it and there are people hoping there is going to be another session."
Chief McLeod says the good work of Kina maamwigdoo-wiikendaasmin was overshadowed in the last couple of weeks by Canadian Senator Lynn Beyak's comments on Residential Schools. Beyak believes that good came from the Residential Schools.
Chief McLeod says it puts things back into perspective on just how much work needs to be done.
"Unfortunately, it comes down on the victims to do the heavy lifting," stated Chief McLeod. "We were victimized as First Nations Peoples in Canada and now we're left with the duty of educating people on Canada's history."
The Chief says Canada didn't do an adequate job in telling Indigenous history.
"It's almost like we are getting victimized twice about past events," expressed McLeod. "I don't mind working towards reconciliation, but through the four evenings of the TRC sessions in North Bay, I didn't see any government people there at all. It's been up to Indigenous People to conduct reconciliation themselves."
Recently, the non-Indigenous Senator Beyak from Thunder Bay said she doesn't require further education on the Residential School System because she has suffered alongside Indigenous People.
Thunder Bay's committee on Truth and Reconciliation has invited Senator Beyak to meet to provide her with information to help her really understand the notorious legacy of Residential Schools.
NFN Chief McLeod is perplexed about the senator's behaviour.
"It makes the task more daunting when we hear those types of comments coming from that high up," stated Chief McLeod. "To say [Beyak] is well experienced [in suffering] because she went on a double date, it's just ludicrous. This is stuff we would expect south of the border."
Additional resources have to be spent on education insists Chief McLeod.
"Obviously there is work that needs to be done," added Chief McLeod.


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The judge ruled that Lockheed Martin should reinstate Brown to her previous position and that she should receive the salary and benefits that she lost upon being fired.
Brown filed a lawsuit against Lockheed Martin after she was forced out of her job in 2006 for reporting that her boss, Wendy Owen, a former communications president, had sent sex toys packed in a Cheez-It box to a soldier in Iraq that she was romantically involved with as part of the company's now-defunct 'Pen Pal' program.
Lockheed Martin spokesman Keith Mordoff said that the company continues to believe that the claims are without merit and that it will appeal the judge's decision.
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A well-deserved award At the World Series by Renault grand gala held in Barcelona last weekend Charles Pic was awarded the best Formula Renault 3.5 rookie trophy. The 18- year old was a worthy winner. Not content with serving out ...
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At the World Series by Renault grand gala held in Barcelona last weekend Charles Pic was awarded the best Formula Renault 3.5 rookie trophy. The 18- year old was a worthy winner. Not content with serving out his apprenticeship at this level, the young FFSA Team France driver stormed to four podium places in the 2008 season, two of them as outright winner. He also picked up a pole position and was twice the fastest man in the race. Performances like these took him to 6th in the championship standings in his first season. Pulling his weight in this way also contributed to Tech 1 Racing's Team title, which provided an additional thrill for him.
Charles once again demonstrated his ability to produce gritty performances under race conditions despite, as on the Catalunya circuit, suffering setbacks during practice. "It was pouring with rain as I came out on the track for qualifying. Going into Turn 4 I suddenly saw a blue flag. After a quick glance in the mirror I started to brake but the car slipped out of my control and I ended up in the gravel."
The one advantage of being last on the grid for Race 1 is that your race strategy becomes blindingly simple - you go straight on the attack as soon as the light go off! Four cars never made it past lap 1. Charles overtook six others, so in the early stages of the race he was lying 15th. Then one by one he picked off Cunill, Tappy, Sanchez and Marsoin. After Bonanomi crashed out of the race, Charles slotted into 8th place. He clocked the 2nd fastest lap in that race.
With three hard-earned points in the bag, Charles found himself him half way up the grid for Race 2. He made up two places in the first lap and went in for his compulsory tyre change a third of the way through the race. Once everyone had been in for their tyre changes Charles had time to add Albuquerque's scalp to his bag before finishing the race once again in 8th place.
"Overall I'm pleased with my season, although I made a few mistakes which cost me a crack at the championship podium," said Charles at the end of the Barcelona meeting. Considering Charles' limited race experience - which amounts to one year in Formula Campus then one in Formula Renault 2.0 - the net result of his 2008 season is very positive. It was the manner of his performances as much as his results that impressed. This bodes well for next season's Formula Renault 3.5 Series. If he carries on this way he should be setting his sights on winning the title!
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Nationality: French, Born on February 15th, 1990
2004: Karting Junior ICA, French Championship, 3rd
2005: Karting Junior ICA, European Championship Western qualification race winner; 3rd in European Championship Final; Margutti Trophy winner; Italian Junior Championship runner-up
2006: French Formula Campus Renault Elf Championship, 3rd (2 race wins, 2 pole positions)
2007: Formula Renault 2.0, 3rd in Eurocup (1 race win, 5 podium finishes, 2 pole positions), 4th overall in French Championship and Rookie runner-up (4 overall podium finishes, 1 pole position)
2008: Formula Renault 3.5 Series, Tech 1 Racing driver, FFSA French Circuit Team member, 6th overall and best rookie (4 overall podiums finishes including 2 race wins at Monaco & Le Mans, 1 pole position).
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This bio is about Aphrodite Jones, an American author who writes especially about crimes and murder. Born on November 27, 1959, in Chicago Illinois, Jones is now involved in TV as a reporter. Her full name is Aphrodite Alicia Jones. She is the TV host for the famous series "True Crime with Aphrodite Jones" in Investigation Discovery Channel.
She used to work for the USA Network before Discovery and used to host a show called "The Justice Hunters". She was also involved in the FOX News channel as a reporter. She reports on the national news about the accusation against famous artists and has multiple careers as a reporter, executive producer, and author.
Born in Chicago to parents of white ethnicity, Illinois to Captain Ashton Blair Jones and mother Maria Kalloumenous, Jones lost her parents at a very early age. She graduated from UCLA in 1979 and worked as a columnist for United Media. That was kind of stepping stone for her as she got exposed to various news channels and interviewed the executives and TV personalities. She continued her studies at Long Island University and pursued her Ph.D. from New York University. She worked as an assistant professor in the English Department in Cumberland College.
Her first book "The FBI killer" was a hit soon was made into ABC movie of the week called" Betrayed by Love". Her books like "Cruel Sacrifice" and "All She Wanted" , "A Perfect Husband" made her a "veteran" crime writer. Her crime-related books attracted many TV personnel to take her as a crime expert. She appeared on many talks shows gradually and thus started her career.
Jones got married in 2010 and she has kept her husband anonymous. We have no idea if the couple has children or not. About her marriage, she has stated that while she used to think earlier that career is of more importance to her than marriage, as soon as meeting "Mr. Right" her priorities changed. She lives currently in Florida.
Jones has been active in her career for many years, and it is sure that he must have won many fans and followers in this long career. Even then, it is of utmost importance for everyone these days to create a virtual image and goodwill these days by interacting with their fans and supporters on social media. She has just a bit less than 200 followers on Instagram, and more than 10 thousand followers on Twitter.
She also has a website of her own, and you could actually follow her on these sites to stay updated on what's happening in her personal as well as professional life. You can also find her interviews on many news websites.
Success is to be measured through the lives a person has touched or the level of impact on one's chosen profession, still, it is necessary to know how successful they have been financial. Aphrodite's net worth is approximated to be around $3 million.
Physically, she is 5 feet 10 inches in height, but the height of her passion for anything she does is beyond measure. Her efforts and versatility rightly deserve all the recognition and fame that she has acquired so far. She looks in good shape and health even today while broadcasting.