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Arizona Dreamin' in Photos: Handmade tortillas and Owls
Chilly desert morning call for puffer jackets and hot coffee.
The quiet early hours are the best for catching glimpses of surrounding wildlife.
Bye bye, moon.
Everything is spiny and sharp and dry here.
The plants all look thirsty. The rocks are parched.
That pool is cold as shit.
Bad for leisurely floating, great for ice baths.
The outdoor grill is the crown jewel.
Last night we had fresh rainbow trout cooked over hot coals.
Sally is looking more relaxed than I've seen him in ages.
First stop after a long ride. I go straight in, chamois and all.
Sal is too pansy to hack it: "Too cold!! Makes my ankles throb!"
Sal got all Southwest inspired last night and bought some masa for homemade tortillas.
He pressed them by putting each ball into a plastic zip log bag, then smashing them flat with the bottom of a saucepan.
We heated them over the grill and they were mind-blowing.
Sauteed brussels sprouts are always a winner.
We paired them with the grilled trout and a cous cous salad with broccoli, cherry tomatoes and pine nuts.
And wine.
Of course.
The owls came out to play again this morning.
There's a big one and a small one and they both get really pissed off when we stare at them.
The big one delights in kicking the little one off of branches.
Fantastic SW morning skies.
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10 Responses to "Arizona Dreamin' in Photos: Handmade tortillas and Owls"
mmmmm sauteed brussels sprouts! A favorite at Casa Keller.
That owl Looks creepy!
hahaha! it's me!
I think the owl is plastic. Food looks awesome! Looks like you are in prickly heaven.
Owls are good omens ….. let the owl show the way….
so the food was a hoot?
he he he
LAME joke James! Shouldn't you be at worK?
And here's to happy hunting for all the owls!
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There were two Riesling bottlings on offer at the winery: the Nadja's Vineyard (~$20) and a regular version which is blended from various vineyards around the Peninsula (~$17). I found the regular bottling somewhat off-dry, but the Nadja's Vineyard was completely dry. It's a no-brainer figuring out which one I preferred.
Interestingly, Nadja's Vineyard is right there on the left side of the driveway as you enter Flat Rock Cellars. You can even see the vineyard through the tasting room window.
11.5% alc. Very light, crystal-clear pale straw colour with a greenish tinge. Clear, well-defined aromas of diesel and slate, a tiny hint of wild strawberry and an even fainter hint of tropical fruit. Very tightly wound acidity on the entry; tense and nervy with a zesty sourness on the fore-palate. Completely bone-dry. Very light flavour replays on the palate; tart with a short finish. 2004 was not a good year in Ontario but that said, I wonder if this wine might need a few years of bottle age to integrate and mellow out. I think that the structure is certainly there to make it possible.
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In an effort to shake the mid-week doldrums for his Bisons he chose to use seven pitchers in Tuesday night's game against Middle Tennessee State at windy Ken Dugan Field at Stephen L. Marsh Stadium. The plan worked as the Bisons held on for a 9-7 win their first mid-week win of the season.
It was the fourth straight win for the Bisons who had swept their three-game weekend series with Stetson.
"We chose a different approach to try to get some guys some confidence and get them some innings," said Forehand. "None of them had to chew off a whole big chunk of the game and it worked how well for us."
Freshman Davey Hackett started the game and pitched two innings. Martin Grude and Jordan Baron each pitched one inning. Jerry Young threw 1.2 followed by Matt Bowling with 1.1 and Charles Williams with one. Kyle Tognazzini picked up his six save of the season as he closed out the game in the ninth.
Williams, 1-4, picked up his first win of the season.
"Hackett didn't have to try to pitch six or seven innings," said Forehand. "We wanted him to go out and relax and get us two innings and push it off to someone else. We went down through guys who needed to get some work. We came out with Togs in the end in a situation where we had to get the last few outs."
Forehand said the approach may be one he repeats in mid-week games, especially when the Bisons play two of them in the same week.
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The Bisons took the early lead with one run in the second inning. With two outs and two runners on base Allen Bolden singled to score Branden Cadavid who reached base after he had been hit by a pitch.
Middle Tennessee scored two runs in the fourth, but the Bisons came back with four runs in the bottom of the fifth for a 5-3 lead.
Bolden led off the fifth with a walk and then stole second. With one out, M.L. Williams hit a single to center to score Bolden. Tyler Wilson then singled up the middle. M.L. Williams took third on a wild pitch. Justin Sanders homered to left center, bringing home Wilson and M.L. Williams with the big hit.
It was the fifth home run of the season for Sanders, who finished with two hits. He has an 11-game hitting streak, the longest of the season and has hits in 20-of-22 games this season. It was his ninth multi-hit game and his sixth multi-RBI game, both team highs.
Middle Tennessee answered with two more runs in the sixth to trail 5-4. They added one run in the seventh to tie the game.
In the eighth the Bisons struck again for four more runs. With one out Ryan Wilkins walked and advanced to second on a wild pitch. Josh Smith, one of the top starting pitchers for the Bisons, pinch hit for Logan Hostettler and struck out. Bolden was then intentionally walked. Antonio Butler doubled to right field for score Wilkins and Bolden. Andrew Nickerson, who had entered the game as a defensive replacement, slammed a home run to left field, his first of the season.
"When Antonio comes up in that situation he is not supposed to show any power, but he has the confidence that he is going to be able to put the bat on the ball. This time it went for a double.
"Nickerson has been swinging the bat really well in practice. He gets one pitch and really squares it up. I was awfully proud of him coming in there and getting a big hit."
Middle Tennessee added two more runs in the top of the ninth, but fell short of turning the game around.
"Middle is such a good team," said Forehand. "They have been hitting the ball so well. They are a solid team. No lead is really safe against them." The Bisons, 12-10, head to Fresno State this weekend for four games Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Fresno State is the defending NCAA College World Series Champion.
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Conde Nast's Magazines call it one of the top ten tropical holiday destination on the planet. Plenty of this travelers come to the island to enjoy a freewheeling time after the sun sunk into the Andaman Sea. It's endless summer around here with tropical temperature and lots of sunshine, so it never gets cold. This definitely is a good message especially to Russians who took over some parts of the island and had many tourists from Europe moving to other spots in recent years in particular to Khao Lak, but there is no nightlife similar to Phuket.
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At Bangla Road are several Soi and yards with contless nightclubs and bars in many of this nightspots Russians got a hold in.
I wonder how they are doing this (its similar to Pattaya) because it is stricty prohibited means via the money.
Anyway just watch the one at the far right thats either a Russian or Ukraine women. They are doing their business with the local and Arab Indian Chinese and Pakistani guys.
Avoid this Roxy bar pictured left the Thai people around the entrance are on drugs and immidiately get physical when they dont like something. The problem is that in this business they can do everything they like as long it is against foreigners.


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AgriLife officials say RI-AF is similar to Pasture Range and Forage Insurance (PRF), but while PRF insurance provides coverage for perennial grasses such as pasture and hay, RI-AF is limited to annual forage crops. These include but are not limited to winter small grains (wheat, oats, rye, triticale, etc.) and spring plantings such as sudan, haygrazer, and millet.
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"In Oklahoma and Texas, dry spells and prolonged drought create the greatest threat of production risk for cattle producers. During dry spells and drought, available forage becomes scarce and sometimes nonexistent," says Job Springer with the Noble Foundation in Ardmore, Okla.
He says for this reason USDA's Risk Management Agency initiated the Rainfall Index-Annual Forage Insurance program.
The annual forage insurance program utilizes the Rainfall Index to determine the extent of coverage for forage crops. The Index is based on weather data collected and maintained by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Climate Prediction Center and calculated utilizing a comprehensive grid system.
Unlike other Federal Crop Insurance area plans based on county boundaries, the Rainfall Index plan utilizes a numbered 12-mile by 12-mile grid system, an area roughly equal to 0.25 degrees in latitude by 0.25 degrees in longitude. The grids do not follow state, county or other geopolitical boundaries. Normal rainfall for each grid is based upon records that date back to 1948 and reflects how much precipitation is received relative to the long-term average for these specified areas and time frame.
"For each two-month interval, if the rainfall was below the specified percent of normal, a payment is mailed automatically to the rancher within 60 days of the end of that period." Springer notes.
Under terms of the RI-AF forage insurance program, producers can select any portion of acreage to insure. They must also choose a maximum of three, two-month intervals per growing season per year. Insured acres are then spread between time periods, with no more than 40 percent of the acres placed in any interval.
Springer says coverage levels between 70 percent and 90 percent are available. Once coverage is selected, the producer chooses a productivity factor between 60 and 150 percent. The productivity factor is a percentage of the established county base value for annual forage. Base value is a standard rate published by the Risk Management Agency for each county.
Every producer who has land used for forage production should consider using this insurance product, he said.
RI-AF policies are available for the 2014 crop year for producers in Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota and Texas. Springer says to sign up, producers should contact their local crop insurance agent.
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Frightful weather this weekend what? Perfect excuse to migrate into the kitchen for the afternoon, with a basket of fresh peas from the garden and a pork knuckle. Food assistant credit to Amélie, who helped with shelling of peas.
1 Ham hock
Stock ingredients (1 Onion, 2 Carrots, 2 Celery sticks, 1 Bay leaf, a sprig of thyme, a few Peppercorns and a pinch of Sea salt)
100g Chorizo, chopped
175g Pearl Barley
150g Garden peas, blanched for a few minutes in boiling water
1 Red onion, sliced
A bunch of spring onions, finely chopped
6Tbsp Olive oil
3Tbsp White wine vinegar
1Tsp Dijon mustard
2 Cloves garlic, crushed
Mint leaves
Pea shoots
Salt and pepper
1 First cook the ham. Place the hock in a large pan and just-cover with cold water. Roughly chop the stock veg, then add to the pot with seasoning, bay and thyme. Bring water to a simmer and leave on the hob for 3 hours, turning the meat intermittently. Let the hock cool on a board for 10 minutes, before shredding the meat off the bone with a pair of forks.
2 While the barley's cooking (approximately 15 minutes in boiling water), fry the chorizo in a pan until crispy, then cool on kitchen paper.
3 Mix the ham, chorizo, peas, cooled barley, red onion, spring onions and some seasoning together in a large salad bowl. Stir in chopped mint and pea shoots.
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Orbital 2 is a sophomore release for the ages. With expectations riding high off of their already revolutionary self-titled LP, Orbital set to work on a sequel in the winter of 1993. The fruit of their labors during these months, Orbital 2 (also known as the Brown Album), constitutes an astounding accomplishment — a timeless masterpiece still virtually unmatched within the genre. On this album, the brothers Hartnoll achieved an almost perfect balance between the ambient sound they had developed on the previous record and a new strain of hyper-futuristic trance. It cemented Orbital's place as pioneers within trance and ambient techno and prepared the way for artists like Aphex Twin, who toured with them following the album's release.
The songs on Orbital 2 are constructed methodically, according to a set pattern of mutation that persists more or less throughout the album. This grants the album its uncanny integrity. Each track typically proceeds in a cumulative fashion, establishing a central motif around which successive layers are then added. As new elements enter in, others recede into the background or fade entirely, only to reappear in fresh combinations later in the song. Every part simulates the whole to which it belongs, similar in this way to a fractal. Orbital weave together these constituent parts in a manner that almost approximates a lemniscate infinity — an arching ebb and flow along a laser grid whose contours have been swollen by constant digital effluxion.
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Wednesday, 17 September 2008
The DSM revision petition (US-centric)
Various groups have been trying for a while now to get that taken out again, and now NCSF (and others, probably, too) have stepped up the fight.
So why haven't I said anything so far, or found myself unreservedly thrilled about this? My reason for hesitation is that the paraphilia section includes pedophilia as well, and I am not sure how I feel about removing it.
Some years ago, I was totally convinced that all the paraphilia diagnoses needed to go. All the things in the section -- including pedophilia -- struck me as fetishes, as fixed sexual things about a person. I was convinced that pedophiles are just people who happen to have fetishes for kids' bodies, and that the sad thing isn't so much their desires but the fact that they can never act on them without doing harm. I was convinced that depathologizing their feelings would help some of them to find creative ways to deal with their desires for children without actually having sex with children -- age play, fantasy, etc.
I'm still half-sympathetic to this. I do think humans have fetishes, and often cannot control what they'll find arousing. I think some of us end up with rather outlandish fetishes, and while plenty of people snicker at those, few people really bat an eye. That's just how desire is for some people, and so what? If people can find themselves in transports from balloon-popping, surely someone out there's going to draw the short straw and lust after prepubescent humans for no discernible reason, right? Compounding the inevitable ethical dilemmas by already branding whoever drew said straw a danger and an enemy might just prove dangerous.
But I'm no longer sure. I spent some time on the website Perverted Justice, where adults pose as children to humiliate and hopefully to catch pedophiles looking to have actual sex with kids. (Yeah, their techniques do worry me some; if it's not entrapment, it's close.) I read a few of the chat logs they posted to the site, and the more I read the more I saw patterns. These men (I never saw any women) clearly weren't people struggling with an inability to sexually respond to human adults. Many had wives and girlfriends. The men would befriend the "child" chatting with them, and as soon as the "child" was nervously half-convinced to trust them, they would begin threatening, talking in abusive language, etc. They would insist that the "child" belonged to them, that the "child" was supposed to obey them. (Some appropriated BDSM-type language, calling the "child" their submissive, pet, or slave, and going into towering rages at any "disobedience.")
While I did see a few chats that fit the "fetishist who's convinced he's being harmless, poor sod" model, I saw this domination thing happen over and over too, and it worried me considerably. It seemed to me that these people, far from having a different conception of sexy bodies than the rest of us, had a desire to dominate and to harm weaker, more insecure people.
So I worry. I wholeheartedly support the removal of SM and other kinks from the DSM. But I want to see more evidence about pedophilia. I want to know if those men I read about were simply the criminals, and most people have a fetish, or if that's the real face of pedophilia.
18 comments:
- electronic doll said...
Interesting point - I guess that I've never considered paedophilia as a fetish, although reading through your note I can see how it probably is able to be classified as such. For me, the criminalisation should stem from the issue of consent rather than any reference to mental disorder. Like any potentially harmful act, all parties must agree to, and understand the implications of those agreements. Which children can't, but say, adults involved in age play can (and do!). This separates out the issue of what drives the desire from the sexual act itself and also allows for safe BDSM activity.
- 18 September 2008 at 07:23
- hexy: hexpletive said...
As a non-neurotypical person, I'm quite emphatically in favour of definitions for "disorder" that include the whole "... and is distressed/unable to function as desired because of it."
- 18 September 2008 at 09:21
- Trinity said...
Yes, I agree. The one concern that I do have though is that if there is no mental health reference, will the idea that there is a certain set that prefers to prey on children disappear? And if the idea does disappear, and they're just criminals, is that good or bad? I'm honestly not sure.
- 18 September 2008 at 14:12
- Trinity said...
Do you mean for your comment to imply that you think the diagnoses in the DSM should stay as they are, or not? I'm not sure there's any reason for SM to be particularly diagnosable, whether personally distressing or not. Some people consider their homosexuality distressing, but this doesn't mean "being gay is a mental disorder, so long as you're bothered by it." We'd want to say now that a gay person who is bothered by his desires has some other problem, such as internalized homophobia, trouble fitting into homophobic communities, etc. It's pathologizing the wrong thing.
In the cases of both SM and transvestic fetishism, I think this is the case. I'm not sure what to think about pedophilia.
- 18 September 2008 at 14:30
- shiva said...
"It seemed to me that these people... had a desire to dominate and to harm weaker, more insecure people."
I think that itself may well be a fetish, for at least some.
Rather like the whole "rape isn't about lust, it's about power/control/etc" thing, which i always tend to feel a bit "is this really ALWAYS true?" about - i think there are some people for whom the desire to overpower, to strip of agency, to nonconsensually violate, actually *is* what arouses their lust. Add a bit of sociopathy to that, and you have the serial rapist/child-molester.
Whether it's as a result of patriarchy that people get turned on by evil shit like that, i don't know, and i'm not sure if it matters much tbh. I'm in total agreement with the viewpoint that criminalisation should be on the grounds of nonconsent, tho. Criminality and "mental disorder" are, or at least should be, entirely separate issues IMO.
As for the DSM, i have... complicated and ambiguous feelings about that. I hear a lot of stuff about "trying to remove autism from the DSM" and/or "trying to remove gender dysphoria from the DSM", for example, and... it makes me think, OK, so every interest group for a particular category gets its category removed from the DSM, due to "this is not a mental disorder" rhetoric... and then what happens to the people who are still left within the DSM? Where is the solidarity with them?
Is the aim for there ultimately not to be a DSM at all (which is the logical end of everyone successfully getting themselves out of it... and which might well be a good thing)? Or is it to demarcate the boundaries so that you are outside it, but I am still inside it (or vice versa)?
It feels an awful lot like the whole "us vanilla gays are OK, we're not nasty kinky freaks like them" (where them equals trans* people, BDSMers, polyamorists, whoever) and all the divide-and-conquer that entails...
- 18 September 2008 at 15:04
- Thaddeus said...
In some part, I can't help but feel that the apparent prevalence of predators is amplified by Perverted Justice. It's a selection bias. If you're trolling around chat rooms looking for kiddies, you're a creepy sexual predator. If you're not, then we never hear about you - with good reason.
- 18 September 2008 at 15:05
- Trinity said...
"i think there are some people for whom the desire to overpower, to strip of agency, to nonconsensually violate, actually *is* what arouses their lust."
Yeah, I definitely think that's true. I think some people are insecure, some people buy into rape myths, some people are violent, and some people are sadists, in the exact way that word gets used in common parlance. I do think they're rare, but I don't doubt they exist.
"and then what happens to the people who are still left within the DSM? Where is the solidarity with them?"
I think the idea may be that what should stay in the DSM is not types of people, but things that adversely affect people mentally. Depression, for example -- yeah, some people see their depression as a part of who they are and don't choose treatment, but many people see it as a malfunction, a chemical error or error in thought patterns that actually *doesn't* reflect who they are, so they turn to medication or talk therapy.
Or something like PTSD -- I don't feel that having it enriches my life. I wouldn't trade the life I've had for anything, but my flashbacks and hypervigilance are intrusive and violating, not a different way of thinking or the sign of a unique mind. (I don't have problems with others seeing things differently and not doing anything about it, as long as they are not, say, violent during flashbacks, which is rare but can happen.) I do see those things as impairments, and I don't have problems with people dealing with their impairments how they choose. So I suspect there will always be a DSM.
In Utopia (though now as always I consider Utopia kind of silly to talk about) there would likely not be ways to force treatments on people who weren't actually engaging in harmful behavior. But I don't think that would mean there would be no notion of mental ill-health.
I think what gets called "mental illness" is like disability in that way... some people are really into pride and culture and "this is me, buzz off" and others really do experience themselves as impaired and seek help dealing with the impairments. I don't think a one size fits all model works for everyone, in either group.
- 18 September 2008 at 15:35
- hexy: hexpletive said...
Trin: Absolutely not, for the same reason I don't think any form of non-typicality should be pathologised. I'm not a fan of ticky box diagnoses as it is. My dream model of psychiatric treatment would involve genuinely assessing all biological/psycological/sociological factors, rather than simply paying lip service to the idea of bio-psycho-social factors, and reaching a conclusion about where a person sits on the [disordered - functional but non standard] spectrum a non-neurotypical person sits based on what is true and best for that person. I'm told my expectations are too high.
I do think a paraphilia can be the basis for a disorder, or of distress so extreme it renders the person non-functional. I don't think all paraphilias are disorders, and I say that as someone with a whole heap of them, and who has also accepted various chunks of her brain as being disordered. But then, a diagnosis is supposed to be a step towards healing and happiness, not a rubber stamp of "Freak" the establishment sticks on you.
- 18 September 2008 at 19:54
- hexy: hexpletive said...
I just checked out the Perverted Justice site... it seems to me they focusses most on men chasing young teens, yes?
That's not pedophilia.
- 18 September 2008 at 20:29
I would say that ageism and disrespect for human life are the real problems. Pedophiles are people sexually attracted to children, but what they do is entirely different. Just because some play the abusive dom, it doesn't mean all dom-types are abusive. It strikes me as wrong to assume that a fetish unrelated to an antisocial disorder is in itself a danger.
- 19 September 2008 at 01:15
All I know is, there's a helluva lot more lolicon on the internet than there are sexual predators. My instinct is that these are in the majority of pedophiles, but the people who actually act on their desires probably fit more with the predator type you describe.
- 20 September 2008 at 10:00
- Trinity said...
"I just checked out the Perverted Justice site... it seems to me they focusses most on men chasing young teens, yes?"
I'm not so sure I'd call twelve and thirteen "young teens" myself. I mean "teen" IS at the end of "thirteen," but if you're asking me when exactly we're entering into the clear category of "ephebophilia," with some idea that ephebophilia has different moral contours, I'd say no, it's not twelve.
- 21 September 2008 at 20:35
- Trinity said...
"It strikes me as wrong to assume that a fetish unrelated to an antisocial disorder is in itself a danger."
Oh, I don't think that. My question is whether there are two things at play: a fetish, which I agree is harmless as long as it stays in the brain, and something else, which these really creepy people evince.
- 21 September 2008 at 20:37
- Trinity said...
"All I know is, there's a helluva lot more lolicon on the internet than there are sexual predators. My instinct is that these are in the majority of pedophiles, but the people who actually act on their desires probably fit more with the predator type you describe."
I think you're probably right, anon, but I do think you've got one bit wrong. I don't know so much about loli, but running in yaoi fan circles I've met a few women who like shota. And I don't think that it's a fetish for children in many of these women's case. I think they are interested in any erotic material and amused at things that are "way out." It's not real, so they like it, in a way they wouldn't like male children for real.
So I'd suspect that while many lolicon fans are pedophiles, some people may like it without actually having an interest in kids.
- 21 September 2008 at 20:40
- hexy: hexpletive said...
I'm not so sure I'd call twelve and thirteen "young teens" myself.
Granted, I didn't look through the whole site, but quite a few of the chat logs linked off the first page involve people posing as fifteen year olds.
I mean "teen" IS at the end of "thirteen," but if you're asking me when exactly we're entering into the clear category of "ephebophilia," with some idea that ephebophilia has different moral contours, I'd say no, it's not twelve.
I'm drawing absolutely no moral anything. Your original post was about the DSM, and the DSM definition of pedophilia is very specific: pre-pubescent, under the age of 10.
As you pointed out a difference in what you'd previously thought of as pedohilic behaviour and what you saw on that site, I thought it worth pointing out that the predatory behaviour on that site largely doesn't fit into the DSM definition of pedophilia.
- 21 September 2008 at 21:31
- Trinity said...
Ah, okay Hexy. It's been a while since I looked at that, so I sit corrected.
Personally I do think there's still something going on when people are attracted to people whose pubic hair hasn't grown in yet, whether that's ten or older, but that is a more amorphous way of looking at it, yes.
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Hampden Police Release Name of Man Killed in Officer-related Shooting
Hampden police have released the identity of a 21-year-old man who was fatally shot by a police officer last night. Cameron Arrigoni was killed when he allegedly pointed a gun at Sgt. Chris Bailey and Officer Bill Miller, who responded at around 9:20 to a report of a suicidal male with a possible gun involved. Also in the Main Road South home was an unidentified 24-year-old female.
Hampden's public safety director, Joe Rogers says when the officers arrived, they began evacuating residences nearby.
"While they were doing that, they received another call. Apparently there was an altercation between the suicidal male and the female, so they needed to enter the residence, which they did. They went up a staircase and entered a bedroom where the gentleman pointed a gun at Sergeant Chris Bailey."
Rogers says Bailey has been placed on administrative leave, which is standard procedure.
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The woods today
If you go down to the woods today, you're sure of a big surprise. Well, perhaps not. Dr Grumble did go down to his local woods today and he wasn't too surprised to see For Sale notices up. They are not real For Sale notices. They are notices posted by concerned local groups worried about the sale of our woodlands.
Dr Grumble's local wood is part of a forest that has been there for at least 7000 years. Wood has been taken from it to meet the needs of shipbuilders and for buildings. The rape of the forest has at times left it without much timber but its importance was recognised by the king and hundreds of years ago it was replanted following which it flourished unmolested for a century or more. Sadly, the exigencies of the Napoleonic Wars resulted in the forest becoming denuded yet again.
Much of the land that forms the Grumble wood was once common land. Locals could graze their livestock and harvest wood for much needed fuel. But, in 1812, land that had been for the use of commoners was enclosed under the Inclosures Act and along with this the red deer that had lived there for perhaps 11000 years were eradicated never to return. By this process rich people acquired the land and very poor people lost the use of what had once essentially belonged to them and been recognised as a common resource.
In the 1920s the Forestry Commission took over the Grumble woodlands. The reason for this would be very familiar with any doctor brought up with the Babcock Sentence:
One thing a nation must have to be rich and great is a large, secure supply of wood.Babcock, H. (1930) Arch. Psychol., N.Y. No. 117
It is a very odd thing that just as the Forestry Commission is restoring the Grumble woods to their former glory so that the common people can use them again, the ConDem government is hell-bent on taking the woods away from the common people and giving them to rich people so that they can become even richer. Isn't it strange how history repeats itself?


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For a minute, let's just pretend that Manti Te'o is telling the truth.
Let's assume that he really was hoaxed, he really did think Lennay Kekua was his leukemia-stricken girlfriend, and the white lies he told about meeting Kekua were the result of embarrassment about having an online girlfriend, not his active participation in the hoax.
If all that is true (as a thought experiment), then this is truly one of the cruelest pranks you can imagine.
The hoaxers didn't just try to trick Te'o into falling in love with a fake person. They tricked him into feeling months of constant trauma. They fooled him into believing a person he loved was on the brink of death for five-straight months.
Here's what the hoaxers did with the Kekua character between April 2012 and December 2012 (based on Te'o's interview with Pete Thamel of SI, and the statements made by Notre Dame athletic director Jack Swarbick):
- They said Lennay got into a car accident on April 28, 2012
- They said Lennay was in a coma, but hearing the sound of Te'o's voice quickened her breathing
- They said Lennay took a turn for the worse and they were going to pull the plug on her
- After Te'o believed she was going to die, they surprised him and said that she made a miraculous recovery
- They then immediately gave her leukemia
- They pretended to be her in nightly, hours-long phone conversations from the hospital
- They said she was well enough to visit him for the Wake Forest game
- They finally killed her off on September 12
- Months later, on December 6, they called Te'o from his dead girlfriend's phone, with a person pretending to be his dead girlfriend, and told him she was alive
Beyond the coma/near-death experience stuff, they created an entire fictional universe around Lennay.
They gave her a full backstory (she went to Stanford and took over her father's construction business when he died). They also populated her universe with fake relatives, who Te'o often communicated with.
And they didn't just communicate with Te'o. Pete Thamel spoke to several different people about Lennay in September. One of the people — a UCLA football player who went to high school with Te'o — said he had knew and communicated with Lennay before, but never met her face-to-face.
Te'o's uncle Alema suggested on 1280 The Zone radio that he wouldn't put it past the hoaxers to hire a woman to actually meet with Manti and pretend to be Lennay Kekua.
Regardless of whether or not that rumor is true, there was a fully-formed fictional universe here — one designed to ensure the validity of the cruel lies at the center of the hoax.
It's truly horrible stuff. And if he didn't know anything at all, Te'o was the victim of serious psychological abuse.
But (and now we stop assuming Te'o's was hoaxed) there are real questions in his story.
We know he stammered when talking to SI about how he met Lennay Kekua. And we know he kept talking about Kekua even after he first suspected she was a hoax on December 6.
There are also all sorts of rumors coming out of South Bend that Te'o embellished his relationship with Kekua in the media. ND student Tyler Moore wrote on College Spun that it was an open secret among players and some students that Te'o and Kekua weren't really boyfriend-girlfriend. Today, TMZ reported that Te'o started dating a new (real) girl shortly after Kekua died.
It's totally plausible that Te'o was hoaxed. It's totally plausible that Te'o knew about it. And it's totally plausible that Te'o didn't know Kekua was a hoax, but played up his relationship with her for publicity.
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CHANNAHON — Jake Smith's basketball career at Minooka Community High School did not have a Hollywood ending. He is hoping his track and field career does.
An ankle injury in early January upended Smith's senior basketball season. Minooka went on to finish 16-15 overall following a 35-27 semifinal loss to Oak Forest at the 4A Eisenhower Regional.
Smith, who is committed to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for track, made his 2014 indoor track debut Monday at the Mustang Relays. At practice Thursday, he shared his thoughts with the Morris Daily Herald.
Q. How is the ankle right now?
A. It's getting there. It's almost 100 percent. Last meet, Monday, I ran the 4x2. I was supposed to run the 4x4, but after the 4x2, it hurt really bad. I was limping around, so I didn't run — well, they told me not to run the 4x4. And then yesterday's meet, they told me not to run in, just take it easy. I could've ran in it. It's not really bad or anything, but just kinda there, so we're just waiting for it to be 100 percent.
Q. I'd imagine it had to be a little bittersweet late in the basketball season. You weren't able to play, and your teammates put it together and really started playing well. Was it good to watch to watch that, and at the same time, was it tough to be sidelined as it happened?
A. Yeah. Towards the beginning of the year, we weren't all there, and it was nice to see them all come together towards the end of the season and put a season together, a nice season together, and it was just unfortunate that I was sitting on the sidelines watching it, 'cause that's been my thing for the past four years, playing basketball. I've loved basketball for the past four years — well, my whole life. It was cool. It was nice, seeing them all come together like that.
Q. You gave Oak Forest a great game. What was that like?
A. I don't know, man. It's just tough. We played one of our best games. Defensively, we played really, really well. Just couldn't catch a break on offense most times. Ball just wouldn't go in the cup. I don't know. I think if we would've had some scorers that game, some people who woulda just put the ball in the basket, we would've beat 'em and kept going, but unfortunately we just couldn't pull it out. We had a great season. It was tough for the guys after the game, but we've all been really close for the past four years. It was tough to see it end.
Q. You never did get that regional title. At the same time, Minooka basketball had some of its most consistent success, I think, in a long time during your time here. Do you feel good about where you're leaving the program?
A. I think so, yeah. The past three years, we've had winning seasons. It's weird to think that we haven't won a regional title with the guys that we've had come through, but we've got some really, really strong players coming up. So I think in the next few years, we should pull one out or come close.
Q. When did Nebraska come on the radar for you?
A. The sectional meet of last year.
Q. How? They were there scouting?
A. I think so. I think one of the coaches was there, and it was after one of my relays, they had talked to coach (Dan) Ingram, and coach Ingram came up to me and said Nebraska talked to them — talked to him about me. I was super excited. I didn't actually talk to any of the coaches or anything for probably four or five months until one of them contacted me.
Q. What other schools were you considering? How'd you end up choosing Nebraska?
A. It came between U of I and Nebraska. Nebraska just felt right. Visiting there, I loved the facilities. I loved the coaches. I loved the guys. It just seemed like a good fit.
Q. Is it good to have that monkey off your back, I guess, going into your senior track season?
A. Oh my gosh. Yeah. It's a huge weight lifted, definitely. It was a huge monkey on my back, as you said. For the longest time, we couldn't decide. We had it down between the two for a long time, and then when I finally decided Nebraska, it was a big stress reliever, for sure.
Q. I know it was a great junior season for you, and for the Minooka track team. What are you looking to do for an encore this year?
A. A lot more. We don't know what I'm gonna be in yet, actually. It's just kinda playing it by ear, what can get us the most points. I definitely wanna come home with four medals, and I want the team to come home with a medal — trophy, maybe. That's our goal — win state. We've got a really strong team this year, so hopefully we can do it.
Q. And you don't think the ankle's gonna be an issue for you, going forward?
A. No. Not at all.


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When do classes start?
Classes begin on Monday, Aug. 27.
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The bookstore has this information ready for you a few weeks before classes begin. Enter the bookstore's website and locate the "Books" link on the page. Have your class list ready and all books can be found by class number and section. You may purchase books online before school begins and pick them up at the Bruin Store during the first week of classes. Or, you can come to school and purchase your books at the the Bruin Store. The first day of each class professors will pass out their syllabi and should inform students of any other required supplies for class.
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Can I move onto campus before Aug. 23?
You cannot move on to campus before Thursday, Aug. 23, unless you are a pre-approved early arriver due to a sport, campus employment, or another reason for which a coach or supervisor has arranged with the director of housing.
Where do I park when I arrive on campus?
The first place to park is in the Stevens Center parking lot on the corner of Meridian Street and Sheridan Street. If that lot is full, drive around the corner to the Bauman Auditorium parking lot located on Fulton Street. Once you have completed the check-in process at Welcome Weekend, you will be able to park your vehicle in the designated area for your living area. Directions will be given to you at check-in.
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If you are interested in finding employment on campus, please read through the instructions related to JobConnect and how to apply for positions on campus.
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Are there costs associated with Welcome Weekend for me or my family?
There are no initial costs for students during Welcome Weekend. All meals for students are included, and the meal plan begins on Saturday. One additional cost for students comes from attending the Bruin Adventure, a six-hour adventure off campus with the entire incoming class. This event costs $20 and includes the dinner meal. Students will be able to sign up and pay online in August or pay in person once you come to campus.
There is no attendance fee for families and guests during Welcome Weekend. Meal costs are sold per individual, per meal. Meal tickets may be purchased once guests are on campus. No persons will be admitted for meals without tickets.
Can parents attend Welcome Weekend with me?
Yes! Your parents and family may attend Welcome Weekend with you. There is an entire schedule made specifically for parents while students attend certain events. Families are able to help students move in to their new living areas, attend workshops, stop by the bookstore, and say their farewells at our Prayer Dedication Service. Parent and Family Orientation ends at 1:30 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 24.
When do meal plans start?
Meal plans begin Saturday, Aug. 25, for the breakfast meal. Welcome Weekend meals for students before that day have no extra cost.
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During the summer, you may contact the admissions office about taking a tour of your assigned residence hall room. The admissions office offers residence hall tours Friday afternoons at 3:30 p.m. and welcomes students to contact them about a room tour.
What things are already in my residence hall room?
Find out all the details about your residence hall room (room dimensions, closet size, what items are in the room, etc.)
What size sheets do I bring?
It is recommended that students bring extra-long twin size sheets (Twin XL). Students or parents may purchase extra long twin sheets through the George Fox linens program.
What pets can I bring?
Limited pets are allowed on campus. Students are allowed to have fish and small turtles in their living quarters. All other pets are not allowed on campus.
How can I get help with technology on campus?
The campus has a place for that: Institutional Technology, or IT. IT is located on the third floor of the Stevens Center. They provide all technical support for the entire campus. If you have trouble with your computer or just a simple question, give them a call at ext. 2569 and one for their friendly staff will work to answer your questions.
To find out what the technology requirements of the university are click here.
Can first-year students have a car on campus?
LIke most popular colleges, parking is a challenge on the George Fox Newberg campus. With the construction of a new dorm, parking will be limited.
This year will be be first-year students will have limited access to registering a vehicle.
For detailed information, please read the Freshmen Parking Policy on the Campus Public Safety website.
Since I can't bring a vehicle to campus, how will I get around?
Many students on campus have vehicles, so it is usually easy to find a ride with a friend or roommate. However, most things in town are within walking distance from campus. George Fox is right in the middle of Newberg, splitting the old town from the new. Feel free to take a nice walk around town with friends.
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If you are traveling alone by plane, train or bus on Thursday, Aug. 24, and need to be picked up from the airport or terminal, please contact Kelly Hughton with the admissions team at 503-554-2249. Unfortunately, there is no service run by the school to transport students to and from the university. The website does have a few resources as to other services from outside companies to help provide transportation to and from campus.
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We encourage you to attend a church in the area. There are many local churches to choose from in Newberg, the surrounding communities, or Portland. While students attend chapel on campus, it is a different experience than a weekly church service and we believe the opportunity to worship with Christians outside the campus community is very valuable.
When does chapel begin?
Chapel begins for the year on Tuesday, Aug. 28, in Bauman Auditorium.
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Chapel attendance is part of community building and is one means to completing a student's 15 spiritual formation credits required over the course of one semester. Please review the details about spiritual formation credits and the chapel experience.
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Here's how she did it... The dress is from the Salvation Army, originally $6, but Amy got it on half-price day for $3. All of the jewelry came from the Goodwill "bargain room" outlet store, for a whopping 25 cents per piece! The earrings were new in the package, and the necklace looked new. I love the strappy sandals that set her back just 75 cents, also from Goodwill. And Amy says you can't see them in the picture, but her hair is being held up by antique hair clips that she picked up at a yard sale for 50 cents. I think that comes out to a total of $4.75. That's incredible.
Amy seems to have a particular talent for thrift store shopping, but she says she's blessed to live near super awesome stores in south central Pennsylvania, particularly the Goodwill outlet where nothing is over $2. This photo was taken in a friend's studio apartment, and even though Amy looks like a teenager, she's actually a 24-year-old mom of two little girls. You can learn her frugal secrets on her blog With Duck & Goose, where Amy posts recipes, ideas for frugal weddings, craft projects, and delves into issues like learning to appreciate her post-partum body (for the sake of her daughters as well as herself). I particularly enjoyed this post about how she went from an Eeyore to a Tigger (from Winnie the Pooh) and became an optimistic person. It's called Positively Positive (most of the time), and it's an insightful rumination on learning the difference between what we can control and what we can't.
These days Amy describes herself as a "happy-go-lucky ball of energy, in love with life and trying her best to make the most of what she has while she's here." Amy, we're glad you had the energy to send in that cute photo. You look great! How I wish I had known your secrets for dressing with style on a budget when I was your age. Thanks Amy!
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Rays Photo Homage to Past Celebrity and Musical Guests
It is one of those photo collages that takes your breathe away when you first see it. Basically the magnitude of the talent and faces that have crossed within the confines of Tropicana Field is amazing. Sure we might not have Kate Hudson in our stands every night, but she was here when the New York Yankees touched down within Tampa Bay for a few games. And people like John Cusack and author Stephen King have also been known to try and sneak in a Rays game without a lot of attention.
There are currently 28 photo cut and pasted upon this collage section featuring the artists and actors who have made the Rays part of their baseball family. And it all began in November 2007 with the free concert to Rays fans who attended the Rays logo and uniform fashion extravaganza as actor/musician Kevin Costner and his band Modern West brought their own special spin to the festivities. But he was only the beginning. Since that time fellow actors/comedian Paul Rieser ( Mad About You), Chris Rock, Former SNL star/ Impressionist Darrell Hammond, Barry Williams (Greg Brady) last but definitely not least, Bill Murray who we all loved as Carl the Groundskeeper in "Caddyshack" and is a minor league baseball part owner.
But there are also local Florida athletes or players who have trained in St. Petersburg in the past who are immortalized on the concourse wall such as former Tampa Bay Buc running back Mike Alstott, Baseball Hall of Famers Cal Ripken Jr., Ozzie "The Wizard of Oz" Smith and another Oriole great Jim Palmer. The collage also includes NFL Hall of Famer and Tampa Bay Buc legend Lee Roy Selmon , WWE past Champion John Cena and Orlando Magic Center/Power Forward Dwight Howard. Broadcasting and announcing legends both National and Internationally also grace the collage with the addition of ESPN Basketball Guru and 2004 Inductee to the Pepsi Rays Fan Wall of Fame Dick Vitale and the immortal Boxing/Wrestling announcer Michael " Let's get ready to Rumble" Buffer.
But also several members of this new display in Tropicana Field either performed the National Anthem or "God Bless America" such as former American Idol David Archuletta, the Backstreet Boys, and Green Day. But most of the rest of the artists posted upon the wall have performed in the Rays popular Saturday Night Concert Series over the last few seasons. Groups such as 3-Doors Down, Pat Benatar, Daughtry, L L Cool J, Flo Rida, Ludacris, and legendary groups the B-52's and M C Hammer. Who reminded us "When the Devil went out ( of the team name), the Wins came in!".
Country artists Big & Rich with Cowboy Troy and Trace Adkins also have provided hours of great entertainment to the crowds of Rays fans attending the game, plus who danced in the aisles and landing around Tropicana Field during their music sets. And do not forget there is still some space upon that wall collage that might include this year's artists, John Fogerty (April 24th), ZZ Top (May 1st), Nelly (May 15th), Hall & Oates (May 29th), the Go-Go's /Farewell Tour (July 10th), Train (August 14th), Adam Lambert and Orianthi (Sept. 18th), Country Star Dierks Bentley (Sept. 25th) and two other concerts artists not yet announced on June 12th and June 26th.
The collage is just a great way for the Rays fans to gather and remember and relive these great acts and people as they became members of the Rays lore. So sometimes in the future be sure to wander up the main concourse just to the east of the Rays main elevator system and have your own great flashbacks into these performances or sightings of the great people who also have adorn Rays jerseys and attended games. Some times it is great to look at the past so that we can see just how far we really have traveled since the ultimate changes made in 2007 to the Rays legend, and the way we will remember our moments within Tropicana Field.
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Wow. That's a lot of talented people who've come to the Trop to perform. On another note, sorry the rains came right at the end of your game last night. Must have been frustrating to be deadlocked at 1-1. Excellent pitching by both sides.
The rain God tried their darn best to even keep that game suspended in the eight inning, but the Home Plate Umpire let the Rays try to get some momentum before finally calling it a night.
Hope the Game 1.5 does go extra innings, and it is a pleasant surprise that Papelbon will not be at the game tonight because of the birth of his son Gunner.
And the weather is beginning to look like both games will get completed tonight.
Rays Renegade
What's the lineup for the concerts this summer? I know you usually stay to see them.
It had been raining for awhile before they decided to delay the game. It all worked out well in the end (when it did finally end!)..Burrell did it. There is some life in that bat after all!
Sixth Paragraph down has the artists and the date of the Rays Saturday night game.
Only two artists still remain a mystery foir the Marlins series (July 12th) and when the D-Backs (July 26th) come to town. But I will throw that information on the wall and see if it sticks.
A Rays win tonight puts us up with the Yankees in the American League East, plus gives us a 5-0 Road record so far in 2010. Amazing stuff going on during this road trip. 3 different Rays uniforms have been worn by the team in 22 hours……I would hate to be a Rays Clubhouse attendant….They will be there all night, plus prep for a 1:35 pm Sunday afternoon game………Holy Moly!
Rays Renegade
I am still convinced that last night is just a taste of what Burrell will do for the Rays this year… 2 great wins last night..
Phillies Outside
I am more of the glass half full keep the kids away from spilling the rest of it kind of guy.
I guess the word is optimistically pessimistic, with an overabundance of hope and desire for good.
Glad to see Burrell get a chance to flex his muscle and show what he can provide for this Rays offense. The trouble is last night gave some people some great expectations and future prognostications……Me, I am still on the fence teetering like an unbalanced bat doughnut.
Rays Renegade
I've been to three of the concerts followng the Marlins games when I visit my sister. It reallly is an incredible bang for the buck. I imagine things being a lot better in St.Pete being indoors.
Honestly it has its plus and minus points.
In 2008, the stage faced the First Base side of the stadium and if you sat in my seat (I was on the field with a wristband) you got a direct shot at the music.
Last year they turned it about 40 degree towards dead center on Home Plate and the music became a bit….well, tinny and diluted some nights.
But if you are there for the music and not the entire show….You would enjoy it.
And the Jumbotron does get you some up close and personal moments in the stage region.
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A U.S. District Court judge has granted the motion by the State
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federal government under an off-shore oil and gas lease sale
conducted for federal waters in the Chukchi Sea.
When the state's motion was filed last month, Attorney General
Dan Sullivan underscored the need "to vigilantly safeguard
and defend Alaska's interests, particularly as they relate to
economic opportunities for Alaskans and the balance of state
and federal rights and responsibilities."
Sullivan said that the state's intervention is "necessary
to protect the state's interests, which are extensive and cannot
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The plaintiffs contend that the decision by the U.S. Mineral
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In moving to intervene, Attorney General Sullivan noted the
change in the federal administration this year: "Although
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those of the federal defendants, in an abundance of caution,
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such time that the new federal administration's policy positions
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interests in the litigation, observing that the oil and gas
industry is the largest part of the private employment
sector in Alaska and provides 90 percent of the general
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Sdenavacelle needed a new print or packaging design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 18 designs submitted by 11 freelance designers.
Boutique litigation law firm with clients worldwide
clients (current and future) and other lawyers
The idea: front page of the card is composed of a screw, a bolt and a steel beam (feel free to make suggestions). Once you open the card you see the Eiffel Tower on 3/4 of the page and in handwriting style between quotes: "All it took was a good plan and hard work". On the bottom left side of the card the contact details as they appear in the Microsoft Word document attached. I've scanned what I have in mind and uploaded it (the pdf file called "description").
Format: the paper will be a crème quality paper of A3 size (which I understand to be 210mm × 297mm) folded in two. The print would be in black only. I would like the design of the drawings to be architecture-like (i.e., it is for a boutique law firm that purports to be "exclusive").
Type: anything that I can easily give to a printer (.tif, .pdf would most likely work, if possible I would like different formats to accommodate a the printer if need be).
I would like a good resolution so as to be able to get a good quality print.
I'm open to suggestions.