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Oh man, that would NOT be a problem for me.
Oh man, that would NOT be a problem for me.
Sweet he he :)
I would have enjoyed it alot :)
But you had to be a famous person first :)
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lol, definitely better than those torture and eating a crap load of wasabi shows i've always seen/heard about
i dont understand what he had to do? Not laugh?
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You won't enjoy Japanese TV if you have to watch it every day :crying: Compared to the UK it's last ! Same annoying idiots on almost every show as well. Oh, and talk about sport shows blowing their own trumpet all the time ! Then you have the dramas in which everyone seems to go to the same acting school because no matter what drama it is they all act the same with over powering BGM. Yes, Japanese TV is last !
They litterally put anything on tv in japan dont they? Still doesnt top that clip from one japanese game show where they are not allowed to laugh at someone else trying hard to speak english. People who laughed got hit so hard. Ive never laughed so hard in so long.
I don't understand. Why the heck are the guys pushing that red button?!
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Yeah, I'd probably enjoy this more if I could understand Japanese.
Anyways, I let my sister and her boyfriend use my computer, and since I use Opera, the video popped up when they opened the browser, and I had some explaining to do(they thought it was a porno).
Oh God man LOL if my sister, and her boyfriend saw it, they would have asked me what it was, and they would have laughed their arses off when I told them the truth about it. Even they know what the difference between TV , and porn is.Originally Posted by PhantasyStar
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I'll explain.
1. Japanese men are afraid of women for themost part.
2. It's supposed to see how far they will go, in a contest of sorts.
Sort of "how much can you take". The underlying theme is they *don't* get
contact with women, so it's awkward.
3. They are minor celebs, so they won't act normal.They play into the sterotypes.
But it's still funny.
It's a dream sitation that will never happen, so they set it up to get the reaction.
Seriously, getting women in Japan is like shooting fish in a tiny barrel
with a cannon. And if you can dance? Bring a stick. You'll realize why
some people never want to leave.
It's possible to go up and down a street and ask for marriage
and actually find someone... That's what the nigerian illegals do.
There's very strict rules of socially acceptable conduct, the situation is the
"average joe" situation. I.E. Someone who is 40 years old, is a virgin,
has never been close to a woman, touched one, been intimate in any way.
The other side to this is the men give up on real relationships. Whoring
everywhere, 50 year olds paying 15 year olds for "paid dates".
Repressed yet slutty... strange people and their very serious social problems.
I mean, last week a comedian lost his whole career for going on these paid sex dates with junior highschoolers.
To be blunt, the average Japanese male is emotionally dead or immature, awkward around women,
hung up on lolitas (after all the last time they were around girls was in high school) and usually
resorts to porno or paid prostitution to meet his needs. They usually have no idea what to do in bed.
The women are materially fixated and know what types to exploit.
The fear of social rejection is so bad, they have a whole class of shut-ins who won't leave home, EVER ,
for three-four years. Four years in a room.
I could go on and on.
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You are right there ! I have a female coordinator (more like a friend than anything) who has known this Nigerian for about 1 month or should I say, "Known" in the most loose sense since she only sees him but never speaks to him) Anyway, this guy is now pestering her to marry him ! She's asked me to talk to him since he won't listen when she says no.Originally Posted by ASSEMbler
Yeah, he may even go to jail. The woman is claming that she was raped which we all know is bull. The comedian is also being charged with giving alcohol to an under 20.I mean, last week a comedian lost his whole career for going on these paid sex dates with junior highschoolers.
That's notthe only thing they are dead at. Many are pathetic at many things. Of course not all guys are like this but you'd be surprised at how many are.To be blunt, the average Japanese male is emotionally dead or immature, awkward around women
Originally Posted by Yakumo
Yeah, that's what I was about to say. "I love Japanese TV" can only be said by someone that's not lived there for an extended amount of time.
Getting mingers, yes. Getting ones worth talking to the next day, or even ones worth not using a bag... not quite so easy. Yet, still possible, even for the dorkiest of dorks.Seriously, getting women in Japan is like shooting fish in a tiny barrel
with a cannon.
The average recluse, maybe, but go to a rather crowded part of town (other than Akihabara), and you'll see more than your fair share of rather stylish young men, that have absolutely zero problems approaching women they don't know on the street, trying to score. It is not a nation of pussies, despite what various sterotypes through popular media will have you think.To be blunt, the average Japanese male is emotionally dead or immature, awkward around women,
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Well if you get the very soft porn channel at night it's not bad. Girl wrestling in bikinis....mmmm.....heh.
Japanese men aren't that bad, Assembler.... The ones you notice are the ones who stand out as being socially awkward. Today I was at a shop and an entire family pulled up on their bikes....grandma, husband and wife, kids. You don't see that often in Japan, granted, but I think the the japanese men you see with their wife enjoying themselves are the ones you don't really notice since it seems normal to you.
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Originally Posted by ASSEMbler
It's that god-damn anime!:lol: The country is very introverted at its core, so that level of repression and ways to let it out are to be expected. Which is why the bizarre sexual behavior (bizarre to us) is quite common over there.
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2013-05-21 08:53:25+0100 - This protest poster has been designed in response to the Darwin Council crackdown on illegal flyers. Would you post one of these in defiance - and cop the $141 fine?
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Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary has elected Dr. Lallene J. Rector as its next president. Rector is the first woman -- and first layperson -- to serve as president in the United Methodist-related insdtitution's 160-year history. She has served on Garrett-Evangelica's faculty for 27 years, the last 7 as academic dean. See story HERE.
A day-long seminar on responding well to sexual misconduct complaints against clergy drew more than 90 United Methodist bishops, chancellors and other conference officials who asked questions, debated church law and shared best practices with each other. Read the story HERE.
The Rev. Stephanie Ahlschwede, board member of the General Commission on the Status and Role of Women, has been appointed pastor of a Lincoln, Neb., church and will complete her tenure as Executive Director of United Methodist Ministries in Omaha in June. Read the press release HERE. You can also read about her work with the Big Gardens project HERE.
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Where did we go wrong? When did things change? How does this affect the kids today? You will hear me say, "Who brought the cookies and drinks for after the game?" and "Let's make sure everyone gets a trophy!" The word fair and equal in sport has watered down youth sports. What happened to the day you earned the starting spot or playing time? Kids today want everything instantly, success, playing time or an award. Truly working for something has become the last thought in the process. The Trojan Football Program will begin to instill in each player that success comes with hard work. This year we will focus on "BELIEVE IN THE PROCESS". Paying a price is something you do in life, and sports mirrors life. This process will honor God.
Our Trojan Varsity Football Team showed a tremendous amount of heart and resiliency throughout the 2012 season. Led by Head Coach Brad Kimberlin, we defeated Rossville Christian Academy and Davidson Christian Academy in back to back weeks on the road to open the season. The Trojans continued to improve throughout the season, gaining more and more confidence and consistency every day in practice and during games on Friday nights. We picked up another win against Bishop Byrne on Homecoming. The win would come with a price however, as the Trojans lost Senior Matt Stillions to a season-ending knee injury. Stillions continued to be a leader and an outstanding example for the rest of his teammates. Despite his unfortunate circumstances, Matt always made his presence felt during practices and on the sidelines for the rest of the season. The Trojans entered Senior Night with a highly anticipated match up against our conference rivals from St. Georges. Nine seniors were honored for the commitment and hard work they put forth during their time as part of our football program. Our seniors and the rest of the Trojans gave a great effort throughout the entire game, thrilling our fans, and making plays the entire night. Although we came up just short on the scoreboard, we knew that we had built up some amazing momentum heading toward the end of the regular season. We would finish the regular season with a win against the Crusaders of FACS the next week, and head into the playoffs with a first round match up against Donelson Christian Academy. We traveled to Nashville for our playoff match up against the Wildcats of Donelson Christian Academy. It was an offensive slugfest throughout the night, having its highs and lows for both teams. In the end we came up just short, being on the wrong side of a tough 28-25 loss. After the game, a physically and emotionally spent group of coaches and players cried, hugged, and thanked each other for Believing in the Process throughout the entire year. We all knew that we had been a part of something that we could all be proud of at the end of the 2012 campaign. We look forward to building on this very solid foundation, and continuing to improve as we begin a new journey next season. Believe in the Process…Go Trojans!!!
A resilient Trojan Junior High Football Team ended their season on a positive note Thursday Night against St. Georges. Although we lost the game on the scoreboard, our Trojans did not disappoint, giving every ounce of energy they had in a close 14 to 6 loss to the Gryphons in the championship game. It was a physical, hard-hitting football game that had it highs and lows on both sides of the ball for both teams. Physically and emotionally exhausted at the end of the game, our players and coaches vowed to allow this experience to make them stronger as a unit, and to keep building on this solid foundation as we move forward into next season. Congratulations to our Trojans for having another outstanding year on the grid iron!!
Numbers have never been a problem at the Elementary level and this year those same numbers are moving up in the 7th grade. The 5th and 6th grade has always been a great place for young men to begin learning the game of football. Coach Ken Ehrett has been a mainstay in our 5th/6th grade football program. Just as the Jr. High will now fall under the Varsity program, so will the 5th/6th team, with both programs now under the direction of the varsity coaches. With this change, plus talent at every position for the 5th/6th and 7th grade, the future looks very bright! One major change this year will be the addition of a 7th grade schedule. The 5th/6th season will begin on Thursday, August 16th and on Saturday, August 18th for the 7th grade. Make plans to come out and support our Trojans!!
2012 has taken on three major upgrades. First change was the addition of a new press box. The press box will have A/C and heat which will make it a lot more comfortable for the PA and clock operator in the box during the game. A big need has been filled with the addition of new lights. We will now meet the TSSAA requirements for lighting our football field and track. The 3rd addition will be play clocks. This will help us in the area of controlling the game on Friday nights. Look for more changes to come in the future.
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PRINTER TECHNOLOGY VENDOR Memjet has announced what it claims is the world's fastest colour office printer in the UK today.
Manufactured by Lomond, the EvoJet 2 desktop printer churns out colour pages at speeds of one full colour page per second, based on the demo we saw.
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Memjet is aiming the printer at small businesses that want to improve productivity in fast-paced office environments.
Memjet's VP of marketing Kim Beswick explained at the Evojet 2's launch event that offices aren't printing in colour because, for the last 20 years, it's been too slow and expensive.
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Is 2013 the Grizzlies' Year? — Sports Survey of the Year
The Memphis Grizzlies have been on the cusp of being a real title contender in the NBA for a few years now, but is 2013 their time?
The Memphis Grizzlies have been on the cusp of being a real title contender in the NBA for a few years now, but is 2013 their time?
Over the weekend, sports fans had quite the variety in programming to choose from, but which provided the most exciting moment?
Yikes. It's like in a horror movie when the deadly fog gradually creeps closer and closer, gobbling up all living things in its path. Except it's made of ice.
All dogs bark, but have you ever stopped to think about who your pooch may sound like if it actually could talk?
Jacob and Sophia are not a couple in the latest movie adaptation of a Nicholas Sparks novel, but they may be soon at this rate.
A sweet treat left a bitter taste in the mouths of some hungry tourists.
The action during a screening of 'Iron Man 3' didn't exactly happen on-screen at one theater.
Keandre Varner, a high school student in Riverdale, Georgia, found his principal's mug shot online and posted it on Instagram. For doing so, he received a four-day suspension.
The economy is continuing its long, slow recovery from the massive financial crisis and recession just a few years ago, and the labor market is improving. But one problem above all can prevent you from getting a new job: If you've been out of work for six months or more, it makes it much harder to get hired. We've gathered a few ways to help you navigate this problem:
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This is a great time to spend a week in the American Southwest! If you find yourself traveling I-10 near Palm Springs, keep your eye out for dinosaurs! The Cabazon Dinosaurs can't be missed! They DO stand out in the middle of the desert! Life-size creations made in the early 1960s have become a big tourist attraction. If you've seen the movie 'Pee Wee's Big Adventure,' you'll recognize the dinos!
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I like gw2, a lot. However, it seems that every single patch they nerf classes, don't fix/upgrade bad classes, and add more grind. It seems every month the stuff you could get is getting even harder to acquire. It started with the massive price hikes on racial gear and now we have dailies and laurels and such. Is it just me or have the devs lost sight of their initial goal?
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Report on housing in Phillips reveals discrimination, unfit housing By Sue Hamre A recent report provides' the strongest evidence yet that housing discrimination practices are commonplace in the Phillips neighborhood. The People of Phillips Fair Housing Report was done by a private contractor with money obtained in a grant received by the Minneapolis Civil Rights Department. In the as yet unauthorized report, at least 24 of 82 audits done in the Phillips neighborhood showed probable cause that discrimination has occurred against minorities and people in other protected classes who applied for housing. Twenty-one cases are still pending (whether or not cause has been shown). Thirty six cases showed no probable cause. When applying for housing in Phillips, minorities and other protected classes of individuals face outright discrimination from landlords and their rental agents in the Phillips neighborhood. Trained auditors also reported that 40 percent of the apartments they went to were in poor condition, including having "broken and missing appliances, roaches, urine odor, dirty apartments, and apartments in need of repair work." In the 25-page report, 31 trained auditors applied for housing in the Phillips neighborhood. A total of 82 audits were completed. The types of discrimination ranged from the more obvious to the subtle kind in which agents (of rental units or properties) "suspicious of the African American auditors' life style,..." the agents asked detailed questions about applicants' source of income, and life style, and about their personal relationships "with the oposite sex." And the pattern of the questioning itself was "disrespectful." The questions asked by rental agents varied depending on the auditor. Caucasian auditors were given applications and provided with information about specific apartments, while "protected class persons were not." Director of the People of Phillips, Don Vargess, would not comment on the report and said it was "not yet authorized." He asked the News to refrain from publishing the information as did the party who completed the report, saying that if released too soon, the information could jeopardize the cases of some individuals who are being discriminated against. But Gary Blair, a Native American, and a familiar name to the Phillips neighborhood, who has been actively pursuing local politicians and neighborhood groups in an effort to put an end to discrimination in Phillips, said he has known all along there is discrimination going on there. He said he is glad the public is finally going to hear about it. "In the last three years, over 18 discrimination suits were filed, and over 35 percent of all housing discriminations suits come out of the Phillips neighborhood," How can they ignore those figures," Blair said, quoting information released in a Minneapolis Community Development Agency proposal that was made public in June 1990. In fact Blair has carried out what some have labeled a "personal vendetta," to get the housing issue to the forefront in local politics and community organizations. He has written dozens of letters over the past four years and attended meetings with state representatives, senators, officials of council, member Tony Scallon, the Department of Housing arid Urban Development, the Minneapolis Civil Rights Department, and leaders in the Native American community, among others. In those letters, meetings and in a videotape that he had made, Blair has cited case after case of what he believed to be discriminatory practices against renters in the Phillips neighborhood. He has repeatedly accused Native American leaders and city politicians of sitting back "collecting their salaries," while the people in Phillips are being victimized. Blair said a major problem in the Native American community is that the American Indian Center is funded by the city, which is choosing to ignore the problems of residents in Phillips. But Blair isn't the only one who Protesters call press conference White Earth, Minn. - White Earth Reservation protesters reinforced their call for tribal government reform last Tuesday, a day after Becker County District Court Judge Kathleen Weir dropped the petty misdemeanor trespass charges against them. 41 tribal members staged two sit-in protests at the Reservation Tribal Council (RTC) building last summer and they were arrested. The group is seeking solutions in a peaceful manner to perceived problems within their government. During a press conference at the RTC, leaders of the anti-government movement said they will push on with reservation reform. For years they have claimed corruption, fraud, and abuse of tribal power has infiltrated reservation politics. In their opening remarks the group stated, "Our responsibility is to ensure that the Anishinabe will live with dignity, respect, and peace. Our decisions today affect the lives of our children, grandchildren, and the people of the seventh generation. Our decisions must be good. We are not criminals, terrorists, dissidents, protesters, activists, sore losers, or sour grapes. These are the names put on us by the outsiders, including the corrupt White Earth tribal Chairman, because we stand for democracy and justice." Many of the group want Darrell "Chip" Wadena removed from office. Erma Vizenor said that tribal members will disrupt this summer's scheduled elections to re-elect Wadena if that is what is necessary. "We will exercise civil disobedience to impede and stop any attempt to hold a tribal election without reform," she said. "We must not have any more rigged elections." She called for the removal of Wadena and committeeman Dan Stevens if a "fair tribal" election is not held. "If we have to go to jail, then we'll have to go to jail. We need a process that is fair. Last year's election was rigged, a White Earth woman admitted she was paid to stuff ballot boxes in favor of Secretary- Treasurer Jerry Rawley." The group also said the tribe could expect more protests at the tribally-owned Shooting Star Casino in Mahnomen, although nothing is planned at the moment. The protesters claim the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), Area Office in Minneapolis, did not approve the management contract between Gaming World International of Ellwood City, Penn. and the White Earth Reservation. It is alleged that Gaming World International has ties to the underworld, but that has not been proven. BIA approval is required for any management agreement under the 1988 Indian Gaming Act. Furthermore, that Earl Barlow (BIA Area Director) is holding off on the approval with Gaming World International because there is no FBI clearing. The protesters allege that Gaming World International has not invested any money in the Casino, yet it takes 40 percent off the top of casino proceeds for the next 7 years. The White Earth Reservation alone is putting up the $20 million to build the casino, the money coming from White Earth Land Settlement Act (WELSA) monies and other loans. On December 19, 1991, the White Earth Reservation Business Committee passed a resolution to amend the WELSA Investment Plan, then borowed an additional $4 million dollars as partial funding to prepare the site and construct a casino facility. In their discussions with Barlow, protesters stated that, White Earth tribal officals waived sovereign immunity for the $4 million dollar loan. The White Earth Tribe is solely liable for any losses. That tribal resolution passed 4-0. Protesters also claim the WELSA Investment Plan was arbitrarily amended by the tribal officials, with no participation from tribal members. The group went on to state, "our participation is required. First, Chip Wadena sold out our land. Now Chip and the other corrupt officials are spending and throwing away WELSA funds without our approval again! We must step up and say, 'No more, it's all done.' Tribal members will not see any per capita payments from WELSA for at least 7 years. WELSA has been amended so Gaming World International gets its share first." The press conference disclosed other demands including: • immediate suspension of Rawley pending an investigation into the September, 1990, election as.well as other elections as far back as 1982. • a constitutional convention creating a new form of government representing the will of the reservation residents. • full disclosure of the financial dealings of the Shooting Star Casino. • and a complete audit and disclosure of all revenues and expenditures of the White Earth RTC. "This is a battle to reform our government," Dale Hanks said. "It's not so much Wadena that we are opposed to, but all the crookedness. We can live a better life here at White Earth." Wadena was unavailable for comment. Vizenor said she and others have asked the Becker County Board to set up a meeting to discuss the future- of the reservation with the state, federal, and reservation officials. The meeting has been scheduled for March 21, and Becker County is sending out requests for those officials involved to attend. has been fighting the housing issue.'Tm aware that the report is probably going to add some spice to what we want to say about PNHT (the Phillips Neighborhood Housing Trust)," said Mike'Hall, an employee at the People of Phillips. The PNHT is the major manager of rental properies in the Phillips neighborhood. Hall said he was aware of the housing report, but was not able to discuss it. "Probably, the report will implicate PNHT as being discriminative, but I don't know that yet because I haven't seen it," he said. Hall said the People of Phillips, which placed a moratorium on the PNHT last fall, formed a task force to investigate the PNHT more than a year ago. Undoubtedly, some of the task force's findings have led to further investigations resulting in the report. The News was unable to determine what the POP plans to do with the report. The PNHT has also been under attack by Blair for years as being the main perpetrator of racism in the neighborhood. Blair is a former PNHT employee who was fired by director Chris Owens, the target of many of Blair's accusations. The PNHT was not referred to in the report. Eighty-six percent of the 8,752 housing units in Phillips are rental properties.The neighborhood, which is racially and ethnically diverse, contains the highest percentage of Native Americans in the metropolitan area and a "disproportionate" number of African Americans and Asians when compared with the rest of the Twin Cities area, according to the report. It reads, "Overall housing issues in Phillips are serious," but the problems are even greater for many residents who are people of color, people with disabilities and families with children all of whom face the additional barrier of discrimination, sometimes in subtle, hard to detect forms." Specific incidents of racism included agents telling Caucasians they could pay their deposits on an installment basis, but neglecting to tell auditors of the protected classes HOUSing/see page 7 ^IrX By and for the native American Community The f tee native American Press We Support Equal Opportunity For All People Copyright, The native American Press, 1992 11.1. i i i.i" in m% Volun je10 January The Phillips neighborhood Housing Trust is a major land lord in the Phillips Community. « High court ruling validates Indian taxing procedures By The Associated Press County tax assessors were vindicated by a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that says counties can impose property taxes on reservation lands privately owned by Indians, some county officials say. "It allows the county to do what it's been doing for the past 60 or 70 years, which is to tax Indian-owned deeded land," said Alvin Pahlke, Todd County state's attorney. Frank Pommersheim, a law professor at the University of South Dakota, said the 8-1 ruling handed down this week will heighten tensions between Indians and whites. "The net result is it exacerbates tribal-state relations," he said. A lawyer in Gov. George Mickelson's office, Grant Gormley, said the ruling allows counties to continue taxing privately owned reservation property. He said he thinks the ruling will benefit reconciliation in South Dakota. "This action will mean everybody, no matter what, their race, will pay their fair share of the taxes to pay for all the benefits that come from local governments," Gormley said. But a lawyer for the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, Steven Emery, said: "I'm really very saddened Mr. Gormley is rejoicing in the opinion because I think it just shows how far apart the state and the tribes really are." Assessors say tribal members can pay the property tax assessment on privately owned land or turn it over to the tribe to hold in trust and not pay taxes on it. "Quite a few of those tribal members have land assessed by their own consent and pay taxes. They feel more a part of the community, and they drive on those roads, too," said Jackson County Assessor John Healy. Forty-two percent of 679,000 acres in southern Jackson County are assessed and taxed, while the rest is held in trust, county officials said. About half the county is in the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation. County Assessor Mike Burgee said privately owned Indian land is assessed. He said tribal members who pay the property taxes can get clear title to the land, making it easier to sell. Burgee said tax liens are placed on the land if property taxes are not paid. He also said there are lots of gray areas in the law. The U.S. Supreme Court decision upheld property taxes on Yakima Indian Reservation land in Washington state. South Dakota was one of 10 states supporting Yakima County's power to collect the taxes. Ron Schreiner, South Dakota's secretary of Revenue, said the state thought counties could assess the Indian-owned land but that counties would have to decide how aggressively to do it. Media will get leaflets on Indian nicknames afterall Minneapolis, Minn. (AP) - The National Football League has agreed to allow distribution of American Indian leaflets announcing a protest outside the Metrodome on Super Bowl Sunday at its media center. Indian leaders were upset Monday when they learned that their leaflets weren't on the tables with other literature at the media center at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Minneapolis. Clyde Bellecourt, national director of the American Indian Movement, charged that the NFL had agreed earlier to allow the distribution of the leaflets to the more than 2,000 reporters in town to cover the Super Bowl. The NFL said it hadn't agreed to the language used in the leaflet, but decided yesterday afternoon to allow them. Before they were put on the table, Bellecourt held an impromtu news conference in die media center and handed the leaflets which accused Washington Redskins owner Jack Kent Cooke of "racist and ignorant remarks" to die reporters. A coalition of civil rights groups, led by the AIM, is planning a noon rally Sunday at the Peacemakers Center, 2300 Cedar Av. S., Minneapolis, followed by a 1:30 p.m. march to the Metrodome to protest the use of the Redskins' and Kansas City Chief's names. "Indians are people. We are not mascots for America's fun and games," the leaflet said. Indian leaders had asked NFL officials earlier this month if information could be put on its media tables about the protest and this week's National Summit on Racism in Sports and the Media, said Greg Aiello, NFL director of communications. Bellecourt provided the task force with about 2,000 leaflets. Bur Aiello said their content "goes way beyond" the agreement, and at first they were not put on the table. The NFL had not decided what to do about the leaflet, Aiello said, but since "They were certainly going to hand it out, it was immaterial whether it was on the table or not. We said it could be on the table." Vemon Bellecourt, Clyde's brother and another leader of the American Indian Movement, said the accusations against Cooke stemmed from a 1988 letter he wrote to Minnesota's Concerned American Indian Parents, who object to the use of Indian sports names. The letter said in part, "I find it difficult to accept your statement that the name 'Redskins' is racist, derogatory and demeaning to American Indians," and "I am totally out of sympathy with your project"
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Home » Enjoying » Places to visit » Carew Castle and Tidal Mill
The magnificent Carew Castle has a history spanning 2,000 years. Set in a stunning location, overlooking a 23-acre millpond, the castle displays the development from a Norman fortification to an Elizabethan country house. There's plenty to see and do with an exciting summer-long activity programme.
Carew Castle and Tidal Mill
The site incorporates an impressive 11th century Celtic cross, the only restored tidal mill in Wales, a medieval bridge and a picnic area, all linked by a delightful one-mile circular walk which enjoys uninterrupted views of the castle and an easy access path suitable for wheelchairs and buggies.To find out what activities are on offer at Carew Castle this summer, please visit our Events page. Guided tours of the site are also available daily during the Summer season.
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Lassen County provides vast opportunities for summer recreation
A professional wakeboarder performs a wild stunt on Emerson Lake in Susanville during last year's Rock the Wake. This year the event will take place Saturday, June 22 and will feature more wakeboarders, more crazy stunts and one of the most impressive wakeboarding boats in existence. |
Lassen County's Eagle Lake offers fun in the sun for fishermen, boaters, swimmers, water skiers, wakeboarders and those just looking to get outdoors and enjoy some beautiful scenery. File photos |
June 19 — Looking to have some fun this summer? Lassen County is the right place to get out and about and enjoy the sunshine. With an immense amount of outdoor activities and a full schedule of events planned, Lassen County residents have no excuse to be bored this summer. Take a look at some of the events taking place throughout the coming months and recreational activities available:
Anglers in Lassen County have lots of options when it comes to great fishing spots.
Eagle Lake opened its fishing season over Memorial Day weekend and, despite low lake levels, is seeing trout reeled in left and right. Located only about 16 miles outside of Susanville, Eagle Lake boasts trophy-size trout and beautiful scenery. While most famous for its trout, Eagle Lake is home to other species, such as tui chub, Tahoe sucker, Lahontan reside and speckled dace. Fishing licenses can be obtained at the Eagle Lake Marina.
Crater Lake is approximately a 50-minute drive out of Susanville and provides a smaller, more secluded environment where fisherman can enjoy reeling in rainbow trout.
Silver Lake also offers quiet and solitude for those looking to get away from it all. Silver Lake is about an hour drive out of Susanville.
Despite lake levels being low, boats are still able to launch from the ramp at Eagle Lake's marina, allowing them the opportunity to reel in fish and enjoy sunny days on the water. Looking to get out of the boat and into the water? Eagle Lake allows swimming, wakeboarding and water skiing.
Non-motorized boats can also launch at Silver and Crater lakes. Boaters should keep in mind Silver and Crater lakes are smaller — Silver Lake is 98 acres and Crater Lake is 5 — and the boat ramps are primitive.
Bike the Bizz
From now through October 19, the Bureau of Land Management, Lassen Land and Trails Trust and members of the Susanville Area Bicycle Association are partnering to provide a shuttle to local trailheads on the first and third Saturday of each month for riders and their bikes. Along with the shuttle, the organizations are offering to support bikers in having their perfect outdoor adventure. Participants can get advice on which trails will suit their skill levels, how far specific trails will take riders and much more information on biking the local trails.
Check-in for the shuttle is at 8 a.m.
Riders can get more information or register for Bike the Bizz by calling the Lassen Land and Trails Trust office at 257-3252.
Geocaching is a recreational activity that combines technology with the great outdoors to create a thrilling adventure for people of all ages, backgrounds and interests. Geocaching is a modern day treasure hunt that uses GPS devices as a treasure map.
What do you need to go geocaching? Access to the internet, a GPS device (smart phones work, but will not be as reliable as a GPS device) and a sense of adventure. Participants visit geocaching.com to obtain GPS coordinates where caches are hidden, then use their GPS device to travel to the coordinates and hunt down the cache. Usually, coordinates will lead to a general location where the cache is hidden, but participants must then hunt around to uncover the treasure.
Caches can contain prizes, which are usually not high in monetary value. If you take a prize from the cache, the rule is that you must leave something of equal value for the next person.
According to geocaching.com, there are currently more than 600 geocaches waiting to be uncovered in Lassen County.
Sports and recreation for kids
Want to get the kids off the couch and away from the TV this summer? There are several recreational events, sports camps and activities for kids to participate in.
Susanville Little League is offering a new program called Extra Innings, which will feature Sandlot-style baseball, instructional clinics, home run derbies, night games and wood bat only games. Extra Innings is open to players ages 7-14. For more information, call Juanita Williams at 251-7782.
Lassen High School volleyball will be having open gym sessions throughout the summer for girls planning on trying out for next year's freshman, JV or varsity teams. For more information, call Julie Schmidt at 257-5173.
Lassen High School is also hosting Camp Grizz, a basketball camp for boys and girls ages 8 to 15 from June 17 through June 20. For more information, email Dorinda Shaffer at email@example.com.
Rock the Wake
The third annual Rock the Wake is set to take place from 3 to 7 p.m. Saturday, June 22 at Emerson Lake in Susanville and its organizers are planning to make this year unforgettable. The event is an exhibition of professional wakeboarders who will show off their skills on the lake for spectators. This year's event will feature two rails, more wakeboarders, including the Hyperlite wakeboarding team and what is considered to be the best wakeboarding boat in existence — the Super Air Nautique G23.
Food, beer and refreshments will be available for spectators. There is a small fee for tickets. Children ages 12 and under get in free. All proceeds go to charity.
The entrance, as well as parking, will be through the Old Club House at 470-835 Wingfield Road. Spectators are urged to bring lawn chairs.
Demolition Derby
Engines roar, dirt flies, metal twists and crunches, machines collide and the crowd goes wild. This is what you can expect at the Lassen County Fair's Demolition Derby Friday, July 6. The mayhem will begin at 5 p.m. at Diamond Mountain Speedway.
Tuesday nights on the trail
The Susanville Area Bicycle Association invites bikers, hikers, runners and walkers of all ages and skill levels to the Bizz Johnson Trail at 6 p.m. every Tuesday evening from now until October.
The event will begin at the kiosk on the west side of Richmond Road by the caboose, across the street from the Historic Railroad Depot. However, participants may join anywhere along the trail.
According to Dan Brown, owner of Bicycle Bananas in Susanville and member of the Susanville Area Bicycle Association, many people are afraid of getting out on the trail alone at this time of year because of mountain lions. The weekly event gets people out on the trail in groups, making them feel safe, while also allowing them to meet and get active with other community members.
For more information, email Brown at firstname.lastname@example.com.
American Legion baseball
America's favorite pastime will be played in Susanville throughout the summer. The Susanville American Legion baseball team, the Renegades, have games scheduled through July, including a hometown, wood bat only tournament Friday, June 21 through Sunday, June 23 at Memorial Park.
For a complete schedule of upcoming games, see the sports calendar on page 1C.
These are only a few of many great events and recreational activities available to locals and visitors of Lassen County this summer. There is no doubt the vast outdoor spaces of Lassen County will be bursting with activity this summer as residents and visitors take advantage of the many recreational opportunities at their fingertips. See the Lassen County Times' sports and recreation section for more events and activities coming your way.
Renegades split with walk off win
Hunter Morris slides into second during the Susanville Renegades' doubleheader against the Galena Silver Sox Saturday, June 8. The Renegades split with Galena, losing the first game, but winning the second. Photo by Maddie Musante |
June 17 — The Susanville Renegades baseball team hosted the Galena Silver Sox for a doubleheader Saturday, June 8 at Memorial Park. Both games were close and exciting for fans who came out in full force to watch the Renegades in their second home game of the season. The Renegades lost the opener, 11-3, but won the second game, 6-5.
The first game was close with the Renegades down 5-3 in the sixth inning. However, the Silver Sox erupted and got six runs to seal the victory. Hunter Morris, Tommy Sharpe, Ryan Sharpe, Daniel Perry and Adrik Yacelga each had one hit for Susanville.
In the second game of the doubleheader, fans witnessed one of the more exciting games in recent history. The game went back and forth, with Galena leading, 5-4, in the bottom of the seventh inning. The Renegades got a break when Galena committed an error on Hunter Morris at the start of the inning. Yacelga then came through and laid down a perfect sacrifice bunt. After a strikeout, Ryan Sharpe singled and then went on to second when Galena threw home to cut off the run. At that point, the Renegades had runners on second and third with two outs and Jake Hatzell was up to bat with a full count. After fouling off numerous pitches, he lined a single to score two runs, causing the Renegades to storm out of the dugout and mob him.
It was a big win for the Renegades, as the Silver Sox were previously undefeated.
Garrison Collier pitched five innings and gave up four runs. Izak Davenport pitched the innings and Perry pitched a three-up, three-down seventh inning. Offensively, Perry got three hits. Yacelga, Hatzell, Ryan Sharpe and Skylar Inguerson each had two.
The Renegades are currently 3-3 on the season.
Major Division Red Sox win Tournament of Champions
The Major Division Red Sox defeated the Yankees Saturday, June 8 to win the Susanville Little League Tournament of Champions. The tournament is Susanville Little League's end of the season tournament. The championship team and its coaches pose together with their trophies. The team is made up of Logan Murchison, left, coach Billy Dyer, Allan Warmouth, Malik DelGado, Cole Dyer, Dustin Morgan, Gabe DelGado, Jacob Bennett, Evan Westfall, Nate Gebauer, manager Leo Bennett, Josh Grammatico and Tyler Lewis. Photo submitted. |
Races at Diamond Mountain Speedway are in full swing
Nathan Horward, driving car No. 81, and Richard Longacre, in car No. 07, make their way around a turn. Photo by Maddie Musante |
June 13 — Lassen County racing fans were out in full force to hear engines roar and watch dirt fly at Diamond Mountain Speedway's second racing event of the year Friday, May 31. The crowd was not disappointed, as the races provided hours of entertainment between the mini, strictly and modified division car races.
Mini division results
In the mini division heat race, Galen Hainline won first place in car No. 11h, Lary Whitebird, in car No. 97, took second and Bailee Glenn came in third driving car No. 75.
Hainline also took first place in the trophy dash with Whitebird getting second and Glenn coming in third.
The results were much the same when it came to the main event. Hainline won the race, Whitebird came in second and Glenn got third.
Mini division standings
Hainline currently stands at the top of list in the mini division with a total of 86 points. Whitebird is in the number two position with 82 points, Glenn holds the number three spot with 76 points and Michael Nichols is next with 39 total points.
Strictly stock division results
Junior Toon, driving car No. 33, won first place in heat race #1, Dan Dias, in car No. 427, took second place, Fred Kresky got third place in car No. 3 and Samantha Schultz came in fourth in car No. 05.
In heat race #2, Nathan Howard won first place driving car No. 81, Gene Cain took second in car No. 100 and Aaron Mayne, in car No. 13, got third place.
Dias came back to take first place in the trophy dash, while Howard took second, Toon came in third and Cain got fourth.
Dias again claimed the first place spot in the main event. Richard Longacre came in second, Schultz took third, Cain was fourth, Mayne came in fifth and Toon got sixth.
Strictly stock division standings
Toon boasts the number one spot in the strictly stock division with a total of 81 points, however, Schultz is not far behind him, taking the number two position with 80 points. Mayne and Cain stand side-by-side in the number three and four positions, each with 77 total points. Longacre is fifth with 76 points and Dias has sixth place with 42 points.
Modified division results
In heat race #1 of the modified division, Winn Zinn won first place in car No. 17z, Matt Murphy was second in car No. 6m, Dennis Arnold, in car No. 13, got third place and Joe Wood, in car No. 3a, came in fourth.
Tom Canniff won heat race #2 in car No. 68, while Mitch Murphy, in car No. 7m, took second place and Steve Bejcek got third in car No. 20.
Zinn was the winner of the trophy dash, Canniff came in second and Murphy took third.
In the main event, Riley Simmons won first place driving car No. 21r, Matt Murphy came in second place, Zinn took third, Bejcek got fourth, John Sloan, in car No. 14s, was fifth, Mitch Murphy got sixth, Arnold came in seventh and Richard Gorton, in car No. 96x, was eighth.
Modified division standings
Simmons currently stands in the number one spot in the modified division with 83 total points. Bejcek is in second place with 78 points, Arnold is third with 75, Matt Murphy is fourth with 79, Sloan is in the fifth place spot with 74 points and Zinn takes sixth with 41 points.
The next racing event will take place at Diamond Mountain Speedway tomorrow, Friday, June 14.
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One of the holy grails for unit testing is to get 100% code coverage from your tests. However, you can't sit back and smoke a cigar when you reach that point and assume your code is invulnerable. Code coverage just is not enough.
One obvious reason is that Code Coverage cannot help you find errors of omission. That is, even if you had 100% code coverage from your tests, if you forget to implement a feature (and a test for that feature), then you're shit out of luck.
However, apart from errors of omission, there's the case presented here. Imagine you have the following simple class (I'm sure your real world class is much more complicated and interesting, but bear with me).
using System;
using System.Collections;
public class MyClass
Hashtable _values = new Hashtable();
public MyClass()
_values.Add("keyOne", "1");
_values.Add("keyTwo", "7");
_values.Add("keyThree", "10");
public int SumIt(string[] keys)
int total = 0;
foreach(string key in keys)
total += (int)_values[key];
_values[key] = total;
//Maybe we do some other
//interesting things here.
return total;
Now imagine you test this class with the following NUnit fixture.
using NUnit.Framework;
public class MyClassTest
public void TestSumIt()
MyClass mine = new MyClass();
string[] keys = {"keyOne", "keyTwo"};
Assert.AreEqual(8, mine.SumIt(keys));
Voila! 100% code coverage. But does this satisfy the little QA tester inside? I would hope not and suggest that it shouldn't. Code coverage is worthy goal, but often unnattainable in large systems (hence the need for prioritization) and doesn't provide all the benefits it would seem.
To handle situations like this, unit tests need to go beyond concentrating on code coverage and also consider data coverage. Of course, that's not always practical. In the above example, if I only have 10 keys, testing the possible permutations of SumIt becomes a huge burden. Often the best you can do is to test a small sample and the boundary cases.
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Mr. Earl Wesley Yates, 68, of Rockingham, died peacefully at his home, Sunday, December 9, 2012 after a courageous seven year battle with cancer. He was born March 24, 1944 in Richmond County, a son of the late Albert and Marie Ewing Yates.
Mr. Yates was a 1962 graduate of Hamlet High School and was honored to earn a football scholarship to Duke University. He was a 1966 graduate of Duke, where he played football. He spent a short time with the Washington Redskins NFL team in 1966. During his career in education, he was the principal of schools in Hoffman, Cordova, West Rockingham, and Fairview Heights in Hamlet. He loved the students, teachers, and staff at all his schools and especially at Fairview Heights where he worked for twenty seven years and had attended as a child. Mr. Yates was, also, on the staff of Richmond Community College, as assistant director of vocational training and started the nursing program there.
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Mr. Yates is survived by his wife Linda; three children, Amy Yates Bryan and husband Rupert of Raleigh, Allan Yates and wife Dawn of Lenoir, and Susan Yates McDonald and husband Eddie of Rockingham; six grandchildren, Sarah-Kathryn Yates Bryan, Wesley Yates, Adrian Yates, Ethan McDonald, Cooper McDonald, and Carly McDonald; siblings, Willie "Buddy" Yates, Albert Yates, Jr., and Linda Mabe, and beloved dog, Macy. He was preceded in death by a sister, Ann Chavis.
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Some villains have weapons, and I'm particularly asking about guns/knives/etc., as part of their power sets. For example, Crossbones has Mercenary Arsenal including a Crossbow D6 and Fighting Knife D6.
I'm wondering if a hero or a villain that does not currently carry a weapon picks up a gun or other weapon, do they gain a new power set?
For example, I'm playing Beast and he picks up a Pistol D6 and starts shooting. Would he use it as a separate Power Set? In this example, could I make a dice pool including Enhances Senses to shoot someone far away or in the dark and use dice from the two Power Sets?
I realize picking up weapons isn't very common in the superhero world, but I'm just trying to understand how it works mechanically. It would seem to make sense that picking up a new weapon would make a new Power Set, but then some of the existing power sets (i.e. Black Panther) include Weapon as part of their existing Power Sets, so would this be an unfair advantage?
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