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Topic: Too late to wicket keep? Posted: 08 February 2008 at 8:19pm |
Hi guys
I am 15 years old and play for my clubs premier team. I sometims get a chance to wicket keep in practises and if our keeper is injured. right now i am a bowler, but ever since keeping, i feel that i could really be a good keeper. Is it too late to start keeping if I want to play at a higher level? Thanks for your comments |
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 09 February 2008 at 10:54am |
it's not ideal but I can't imagine it being too late - you frequently hear stories of someone taking up a new discipline relatively late in their cricketing development and taking to it in fine style
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 09 February 2008 at 11:24am |
All depends how good your keeping is to your bowling. If your keeping's consistently better than your bowling, and your batting's decent enough as well, then go for it. You're still young enough to switch, you could experiment with wicket-keeping this season - if it works out, stick with it, but if it doesn't then you need to make a decision.
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 10 February 2008 at 1:57am |
I think i heard the story that Panesar didn't take up spin bowling till he was 16 or 17 so no its not to late to change what you do, it will require a lot of off season work though to get you up to a high standard.
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 30 March 2008 at 8:28pm |
Ashley Giles bowled fast until he was 16. Then he started to bowl spin, and he played for England.
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 30 March 2008 at 10:15pm |
What a motivator for the guy. Who's your hero, then? Ashley Giles, sir.
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 05 April 2008 at 4:42am |
I don't think it's too late, give it a go and see what happens. If you're a natural then you can make up lost time. If not, then work hard and I'm sure you'll become a decent club stopper.
12th Man Joined: 06 July 2008 Location: United States Posts: 14 |
Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 07 July 2008 at 12:11am |
Yeh I know of a guy who is also 15 who switched to keeping. He was actually a really good pacer, but it turns out that he keeps reaaly well also. As long as you can bat, go for it.
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 12 March 2009 at 9:24am |
Just remember when sides are picked there will be up to 5 bowlers picked and only 1 wicketkeeper. It's not a bad thing to keep up your keeping skills sharp. This can also be another string to your bow.
I started out as a wicketkeeper but i grew to 6'5 so i was not suited to keeping, but it sure helped me become a competent slips fieldsman. |
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 12 March 2009 at 1:30pm |
Johan Botha was a medium pacer, now he's the South African ODI captain! This is very much true, we certainly have seen some players transform a lot. Stephen Waugh kept his place in the side as a guy who could bowl 10 overs in an ODI, but as he grew more confident with the bat he didn't need to bowl anymore. Kumar Sangakkara gave up the gloves in tests and his batting improved dramatically. Lance Klusener changed from a genuinely fast bowler to a guy who batted in the top 7 and bowled 1st change as a fast "spinner" with his fast off/leg cutters. Jimmy Maher was an opening bat his whole career but at the demand of selectors for a place in the Aussie side he pretty much worked on his keeping and became the secondary keeper for Australia for sometime, playing in the WC of 03. Tim Zoeher was a keeper for Aust/WA who could bowl legspin, and would sometimes take the gloves off and bowl! |
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 12 March 2009 at 1:58pm |
SreeSanth started bowl pace at the age of 17 I think.
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 16 November 2010 at 1:02pm |
Hopefully your season keeping wicket went well, let us know.
It is never too late to take up anything as i have just started playing Hockey at 45. I too keep wicket and needed something to occupy my time during the Winter break.
If you are still continuing to keep wicket next season, why don't you contact one of the County clubs to see if they run specialised keeping courses. This way you will improve before the start of next season. My u15 keeper regularly attends seesions at Surrey CC.
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Post Options Quote Reply Posted: 27 January 2011 at 6:19am |
if you are a good bowler then don't go for change and if you are not then you can go for keeping then it not so late .
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How Cobb, Georgia Voted in 2012 Presidential Election
The numbers for Republicans and Democrats compared to 2008 stayed fairly consistent.
Cobb County and Georgia overall stayed fairly consistent in party voting between the presidential elections of 2008 and 2012.
Below is a breakdown of how you and your fellow Georgians voted Tuesday to give the Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, the Peach State's 16 electoral votes in his loss to incumbent Democrat Barack Obama.
Georgia 2012 (from the Huffington Post)
Mitt Romney—2,070,221 (53.4%)
Barack Obama—1,761,761 (45.4%)
Other—45,056 (1.2%)
Georgia 2008 (from the New York Times)
John McCain—2,048,244 (52.2%)
Barack Obama—1,843,452 (47%)
Other—28,805 (.7%)
Cobb County 2012
Mitt Romney—171,464 (55.49%)
Barack Obama—132,526 (42.89%)
Gary Johnson—4,999 (1.62%)
Registered voters—415,314
Ballots cast—310,356
Voter turnout—74.73%
Cobb County 2008
John McCain—170,957 (54.2%)
Barack Obama—141,216 (44.8%)
Other—2,966 (.9%)
2012 Metro Atlanta Counties for Romney (no change from 2008 for McCain)
2012 Metro Atlanta Counties for Obama (no change from 2008)
2012 Electoral College (Florida remained undecided Wednesday)
Barack Obama—303
Mitt Romney—206
2008 Electoral College
Barack Obama—365
John McCain—173
2012 Popular Vote
Barack Obama—60,652,149 (50.4%)
Mitt Romney—57,810,390 (48.0%)
2008 Popular Vote
Barack Obama—66,862,039 (53.4%)
Mitt Romney—58,319,442 (46.6%)
Precinct-by-precinct totals for Cobb are available online.
Are you pleased with the outcome of the elections? Tell us in the comments.
11:32 am on Thursday, November 8, 2012
RE: "Are you pleased with the outcome of the elections?"
As a deficit hawk, I'm pleased the President Obama was re-elected. In fact, he inherited a $1.4 trillion deficit (caused by the Bush tax cuts, recession, wars, Medicare Part D,...) and reduced it to approximately $1.1 trillion this year the same way that Clinton balanced the budget...by growing the economy.
On the other hand, Romney's proposal to make the Bush tax cuts permanent, cut tax rates by another 20 percent, and increase defense spending was a recipe for disaster. Now, if we could get back to the Clinton tax rates and put people back to work, then we'll be on our way.
6:13 pm on Friday, November 9, 2012
I guess now that the election is over, I can say how I voted.. Since I knew there was no chance Obama would win GA I decided not to tactical vote and instead voted for Johnson and against a two-party system. However, to escape a two-party system, we need structural constitutional amendments to limit power of parties, super-pacs, and change from winner-takes-all to approval voting. Many people complain about the electoral college in close elections, but the electoral college is actually a good thing since it limits federal power.
6:21 pm on Friday, November 16, 2012
Our voting systems are not safe from manipulation.
Anonymous may have stopped Rove from hacking the election
Here is a link to that article.
Another article about election fraud (2004)
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It has come our attention that you are in violation of Sec. 45, sSec. 12, para. 1(d) of the agreement between the International Union of Fictional Characters (Paranormal Romance Division) and the Fellowship of Twisted Authors, Inc.
In particular, we find you in breach of the Brooding Hero Articles. The agreement clearly lays out the requirements as follows:
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4. Pursuant to items two and three above, hero will experience frequent thoughts of unworthiness alternating with overcompensatory alpha male behaviour, resulting in yodelling, chest-beating, and the reckless operation of high-powered motor vehicles.
You have deviated from this process. Your demon hero, Conall Macmillan, persists in joking throughout the novel. Such levity, while not entirely negating the four-step Brooding Hero requirements, severely disrupts the dark tone expected of doomed souls. We are putting you on notice. The fellowship stands behind their Tortured Hero Guarantee. This remorseless fun must stop at once!
With sincerest admonitions,
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Before I respond to the International Union of Fictional Characters, I put it to you, the readers. Can a hero brood and be funny at the same time? How much humour is allowed before an author breaks the Tortured Hero Guarantee—and does it matter?
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Back in the Castle five friggin' minutes and I'm in the middle of an ass-kicking. Mac wiped a sudden sweat from his face. Same old Club Dread.
Mac circled his opponent, who mirrored his low, watchful crouch. Bran was a huge, bare-armed hulk covered with spiraling blue tattoos. He stank like old leather shut up in an attic trunk for far too long. A black braid swung past the man's hips as he moved, a dark slash against the scarlet and gold silk of his tunic.
Guardsman Bran was one scary, ugly mother.
Shadows ate at the ceiling and surrounding passageways, giving the illusion there was no reality beyond the circle of their combat. The solitary sound in the corridor was the shuffling of their feet on the stone floor. Torchlight played along Bran's short sword, reminding Mac the guardsman was armed and he wasn't.
Sharp objects mattered, but Mac's pulse roared in his head, drowning out fear with every heartbeat. He felt drunk, high, complete, even relieved. He was ready to pound this grunt and love every minute of it. Kill or die. The shredded remainder of his demon side had finally slipped its leash.
Mac lunged. Bran was quick, blocking him, slashing at Mac's ribs—but Mac was supernaturally fast, dancing aside before the blade could land.
They sprang apart, circling again.
"Nice to see you, too," Mac said with a taunting grin. Without warning, he changed direction, but Bran followed the sudden shift with the poise of a gymnast. Mac licked his lips, his mouth dry from breathing hard. "Interesting tatts. Still working the Bronze Age look?"
"Be silent." Bran curled his lip, his white teeth and pale skin making him look more like a vampire than a guardsman. "I found you, fugitive. No one escapes twice."
"C'mon, saying that's just tempting fate."
They closed again, grappling and snarling. Bran swept Mac's feet from under him, but they both fell, Mac on top. Mac's vision turned white, then red with bloodlust and rage. With his knee on Bran's throat, Mac smashed the guardsman's sword hand into the stone floor, pounding until Bran's fingers let go of the hilt.
Bran surged, tossing Mac off. Rolling to his back, Mac brought his feet up just in time to catch Bran in the chest with a satisfying thump. The guardsman stumbled, air whooshing from his lungs. Mac flipped to his feet, running two steps to sink a hard, knuckle-bruising shot to Bran's midriff. The man was solid as granite, but no match. Bran doubled over. Mac grabbed the sword and brought the hilt down with a smack, catching the guardsman behind his left ear. Bran dropped like a stone in a face-flat sprawl at Mac's feet.
The thump of his fall, like so much dirty laundry, echoed in the cavernous dark. Mac bent, feeling for a pulse. The guardsman was still alive but would be out for a good long time.
As he rose, Mac felt the surge of his own blood, the tingle and rush of human life in every limb. Behind it pulsed the demon, gleeful—lustful—at the prospect of even more violence. Hunger. The weight of the sword was a suggestion, the hilt hard and perfect in his greedy palm. There were so many ways to kill. A quick blade in the spine. The slow agony of a gut wound.
Gritting his teeth, Mac backed away. I'm still too much a cop to kill a man when he's down. Even this one. He clutched at that thought, holding it like a talisman that would preserve his slipping humanity.
But in the Castle, every moment was fight or die. Here, he needed his demon side to survive. Staying human would be a losing battle. I have to get out of here, or lose my soul again.
A flicker at the edge of his vision made him look up, reflexes poised.
Mac glimpsed a face, all wide eyes and pointed chin. It was a woman, barely more than a girl, with a thick fall of midnight hair long past her waist. Every line of her thin body looked startled.
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This blog is now running in the cloud. That's not very special in itself; lots of other blogs and web sites run on cloud servers. It's running on Debian Linux; that's not very special either. But this blog is built with Nu and Objective-C.
I've been working for a while to get Nu running in the cloud, and although the iPhone has been a distraction, it's also been a motivation. Running Nu cloud services means that I can take some of the same components that I use in my iPhone apps and use them in my cloud services as well. That means less to learn, less to write, and less to maintain. It also means that some of the same advantages of Objective-C on the iPhone can be available on my servers – without the excessive cost and lack of flexibility of running on Xserves.
The software serving this blog is a complete rewrite of its predecessor, which was also written in Nu but used Core Data and a few other Apple proprietary components. Now everything in my stack is open source, and that's a big relief! No more opaque components, and no more single-vendor lock-in.
The main components are- Nu, my Lisp built on Objective-C
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Most of these components are open source (soon probably all of them will be) and available from my github account.
Working together, Jeff Buck and I have gotten all of these components running on Debian 5 (aka Lenny), and this blog server is running on a Rackspace Cloud Server (which is costing me a full 1.5 cents per hour).
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There are plenty of other blogging tools available already, but there's more to sharing on the internet than just posts and comments. Locations, links, pictures, and twitter status posts are a few examples. I'll be working over the next few months to integrate more of these and other items into my blog. Running in the Rackspace cloud means that the work on this will scale.
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Aarno Cronvall, a veteran of classical music and radio, has joined the radio Classic team. Starting this spring, Cronvall will present a series of programs on Classic, including coverage of the International Classical Music Awards, where he will also serve as a member of jury.
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More than $700,000 of tax payer's money is spent every year keeping inmates healthy at the Troup County Jail. It's one of the biggest budget items on the list and even with new cost-reducing policies, it's a growing problem.
"In 1993, when I took office, we had 95 inmates in the jail," said Troup County Sheriff Donny Turner. "Back then if someone needed to see a doctor, we put them in a patrol car and took them to Clark Holder Clinic."
As the jail population grew, deputies found themselves taking two and three inmates at a time to the clinic. Later, there were so many going for medical visits, it took a bus to transport them. When an inmate escaped from one of those buses, Turner hired a nurse to come to the jail.
"That cut our transportation down, but when the nurse got off at 5 p.m., it started again," Turner said.
He hired 24-hour staff in 1995 when the jail population hit 270 inmates.
"Now we're averaging 463 inmates daily and we've had as many as 500 at one time," Turner said. "When you deal with that many inmates you're going to have to deal with substance abuse, poor health care and mental health."
Medicaid and other government benefits stop when someone becomes an inmate and private insurance is rare, so 100 percent of the health care is paid for from the county budget.
One of the biggest budget items is medication, especially for mental health issues, said Marty Reeves, Troup County Jail administrator.
"We spent $103,000 on medication last year and a lot of that was for mental health," he said.
The jail hired Dr. Kenneth Genova, a LaGrange psychiatrist, to oversee the mental health aspect of inmate health care. Currently, there are about 150 inmates receiving medication and 80 of those are for mental health.
"Dr. Genova has really helped the budget. He's prescribing generics and basic drugs that saves us a lot. We had one inmate who had one prescription that cost $800 a month. Now it's a lot less than that," Reeves said.
A contract with Blue Cross Blue Shield to regulate prescription costs has also helped save money. In 2011, the total cost of medication was $103,624.90, a savings of $69.251.57 attributed to that program. Medication is delivered to the jail from Holmes Pharmacy and no narcotics are given, even if prescribed by a doctor.
On Aug. 1, We Care took over the jail infirmary and there has been a significant decrease in hospital visits and other costs since that time.
"The first two months we were here, we sent out 20 inmates to the emergency room. Once we got rolling, we sent out only 20 in the next six months," said Eddie Lindley, lead nurse for the Troup County Jail medical department."We know that 70 percent of the visits to the ER are avoidable with disease management. That's what we do here."
For inmates who need to be watched closely, there are three cells in the jail infirmary. However, there are usually three inmates to a room, with two sleeping on mats on the floor.
When inmates are first booked, they are asked a standard set of medical questions. Certain answers will trigger an immediate physical with a nurse, although the state only requires a medical visit within 15 days of entering a jail.
"This is a stressful environment. If someone has a chronic disease, coming here can put them over the top. If we identify it quickly, we can manage it better," Lindley said.
While the inmate population has typical diseases seen in the general population, such as diabetes, heart disease and hypertension, they also have a high incidence of mental health issues and substance abuse. The jail infirmary provides detox services there.
"Inmates have a constitutional right to health care, but it's no frills," said Donna Barger, regional nurse manager for We Care clinics including the jail, the Correctional Institute and the primary care clinic that the city and LaGrange College use.
Lindley agreed.
"If you come in with a hernia, but it's safe and stable, we're not going to repair it. If it becomes dangerous, we'd have to intervene," he said.
Sick calls are seen five days a week, averaging 25 inmates a day. If an inmate is referred to the clinic, it's a free call. If an inmate requests to be seen, it costs $5.
"What we do here is part of the community health care system. It pays to treat them here," Lindley said. "They're going to go out in the community and the more we manage the disease, the cheaper it will be in the long run."


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Today, we live in a culture that is increasingly hostile to biblical values. It takes great courage and faith to live as a follower of Christ in a world characterized by moral depravity, injustice, idolatry, and more…but it is possible!
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"They won the election, (but) they must have forgotten that Republicans continue to hold the majority in the House. But the president's idea of a negotiation is, 'Roll over and do what I ask,' " said Boehner, R-Ohio. He said he was "flabbergasted" by the plan Geithner put forward last week: "I looked at him and I said, 'You can't be serious.' I've just never seen anything like it."
"We've put a serious offer on the table by putting revenues up there to try to get this question resolved, but the White House has responded with virtually nothing," Boehner told Fox.
Republicans have said they are willing to raise revenue by closing tax loopholes and ending deductions, but have resisted raising rates. More than 230 GOP representatives and 40 senators have pledged to oppose tax increases, and the man behind that pledge -- conservative activist Grover Norquist -- told reporters he hoped Congress and the administration would extend the Bush tax cuts a second time.
Norquist said the expiration of those tax cuts would be bad, but the automatic spending cuts would be "a good thing." And the anti-tax pledge, which several leading Republicans have edged away from in recent weeks, "has helped the debate," he said.
"Obviously people who want bigger government are very unhappy with the popularity and the strength and the credibility of the pledge, so they attack it because they want to raise taxes so they can spend more money," he said.
Geithner said Republicans "are in a hard place, and they're having a tough time trying to figure out what they can do, what they can get support from their members for."
"That's understandable," Geithner said. "This is very difficult for them, and we might need to give them a little more time to figure out where they go next."
But Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, told CBS' "Face the Nation" that "I think we're going over the cliff." Graham said the administration appeared to have made "a poltical calcluation" to offer Republicans a plan they can't accept.
"My side knows we lost the election, and we're willing to put revenue on the table that will get some political heat for people like me," said Graham, who is up for re-election in 2014. "That is movement in a positive way. Republicans should do revenue. We're willing to do it in a smart way."
Graham has said he'd break Norquist's pledge if Democrats help pass spending reforms on government programs like Social Security and Medicare. But Rep. Keith Ellison, chairman of the House Progressive Caucus, said Obama "has the wind at his back" in the talks.


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AnnaChristine wrote:I'd put a shout for Dan Reed, but I know hes very unpopular with other fans. He did produce some lovely art (sometimes) and (I think) he does actual "art" now, so seeing how that interperets into Transformers would be fun
Nooo, transformers with fangs who resemble melted waxworks keep me awake at night. Please no Dan Reed. I used to have similar opinions on Andy Wildman, but over the years I have learned to appreciate his style more. As another poster said, his attention to datail is great. I'm excited about this series, but I'm guessing that the UK will not get a free comic book day, so I'll probably have to pick this up on eBay for a stupid price


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Republika Srpska Prime Minister Aleksandar Dzombic said that he was not satisfied with the slow speed at which war crimes against Serbs were processed.
Dzombic spoke after a meeting with members of the Supervisory Body for monitoring the implementation of the State War Crimes Processing Strategy from Republika Srpska, RS.
"The RS Government will do all it can to ensure the necessary conditions for work on war-crimes cases in district prosecutor's offices and courts in RS. We are asking the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina to refer the cases to Republika Srpska as urgently as possible," Dzombic said.
Dzombic added that it is particularity important to ensure protection of witnesses, and that in every trial victims and witnesses ought to be supported and given equal treatment.
The State War Crimes Processing Strategy was adopted in late 2008. According to its provisions, all war-crimes cases should be completed in the next 15 years.
The strategy also seeks to ensure that the personnel, technical and infrastructure requirements of the courts in Bosnia and Hercegovina are met, and that protection programs are in place for witnesses
However, from the very beginning, the implementation of the Strategy failed to meet the set deadlines.
In its report covering the first six months of this year, the Supervisory Body said that the goals set under the State War Crimes Processing Strategy were not being implemented.
The members of the body expressed their concern that state-level judicial institutions, such as the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, do not apply the Criminal Code of the former Yugoslavia when pronouncing verdicts in war crimes cases, although the Code was in effect when the crimes were committed and was more favourable for all indictees, irrespective of their ethnic affiliation.
The Bosnian state court uses the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina instead, which came into effect in 2003.
The members of the Supervisory Body informed the Prime Minister about the need for the RS Government to approve financial resources for strengthening capacities of prosecutor's offices with the aim of processing of war crimes cases.
For the past two years the officials from Republika Srpska have been voicing their dissatisfaction with what they see as biased approach to war crimes prosecutions in Bosnia and Hercegovina.
Earlier this year, Bosnian Serb MPs have tried to abolish the State Court and Prosecution claiming they are anti-Serb, but this proposal was rejected by the State Parliament.


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By: Dan Kois - Slate
Today, I want to talk about obsession. It's not always a bad thing!
I'm obsessed with cheese, and that doesn't do any harm, except to my arteries. Luckily Kirstin Jackson is, too, and her book "It's Not You, It's Brie", just published by Perigee Books, is an ode to American cheesemaking, from California to the New York Island and everywhere in between. Not, like, big bricks of cheddar - as Jackson writes, cheese is a political product, and the chevres, tommes, and blues she features here are all artisanal, small-batch - and delicious-sounding. Luckily, there's ordering information, and recipes, too.
For David Esterly, author of "The Lost Carving", obsession meant spending a year in a royal palace in England, resurrecting the hand-carved ornaments destroyed in a fire. Esterly is one of the only artisans in the world who can carve the gorgeous, delicate leaves and vines popular in the late 1600s. His lovely book, out now from Viking, is a testament to the importance of making things by hand, and the obsessive qualities it takes to do it right.
But obsession took a darker turn for James Lasdun, the author of "Give Me Everything You Have", from Farrar, Straus. He was the target of a stalker, a former student who devoted herself to destroying his reputation and career for years. His memoir is chilling, a fascinating account of what it feels like to be the wood, gouged into new shapes by the carver's hand.
Look for a review of "Give Me Everything You Have" and many other titles on the Slate Book Review at www.slate.com/books.


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Your Aries June 2013 Horoscope is divided into three decans. Use the Free Horoscope to find your exact decan if you are on a cusp.
Aries decan 1 born Mar 20 to 30.
Aries decan 2 born Mar 30 to Apr 9.
Aries decan 3 born Apr 9 to 19.
Decan 1 Aries June 2013 Horoscope
You should have a good month ahead because of two longer term positive influences. The May 25 Lunar Eclipse will keep you emotionally balanced and enhances all relationships. Some challenging minor transits ahead tie in nicely to the other positive influence, Saturn trine Neptune. This will motivate you to turn your dreams into reality. Mars sextile your decan for the first two weeks of June 2013 is motivating on it's own. Increased strength and attractiveness makes it easier to achieve your desires.
Until June the 8th, a Mercury square could result in some self questioning as other people challenge your ideas. For two days starting Monday the 3rd, Mercury trines both Saturn and Neptune. The resulting grand trine provides the opportunity to see a new way of achieving your dreams. Causing a little more tension in finances or love relationships is a Venus square from June 3 to 12. Venus trines Saturn and Neptune between the 6th and 8th. Little compromises now will secure the longer term objectives.
The Sun square your decan from June 22 till July 2 can bring challenges from others or circumstances which test your resolve. The June 2013 Full Moon on Sunday the 23rd will emphasize and tension and make you more sensitive to any bruising of your ego. Rising above this and going with the flow is the key. Starting on Tuesday the 25th and lasting for three days, the Sun sets off the grand trine with Saturn and Neptune. Giving a little now will make your dreams more realistic and attainable.
Decan 2 Aries June 2013 Horoscope
Uranus in your decan is bringing changing conditions which provide exciting opportunities but also uncertainty. Those born after April 4 don't feel Uranus so strong yet, it triggers all your aspects this month making it more noticeable. Sun sextile Uranus over the first weekend of June 2013 brings positive changes. With the Sun sextile your decan till June 10, you will be eager to explore the possibilities and try something new. The June 2013 New Moon on Saturday the 8th keeps you on the front foot and makes progress easier in the weeks ahead.
The second week of June could have you questioning that previous sentence. Challenging Mercury and Venus transits adds tension, especially in communications with loved ones. The Mercury square from the 8th till 17th of June can make it harder to focus mentally. Mercury square Uranus over the weekend starting Saturday the 8th is the most stressful period, when unexpected news is possible. The Venus square from June 12 to 19 is more problematic during Venus square Uranus on June 12 and 13. There may be instability regarding finances or your love life.
Any potential for upsets from those irritating transits are lessened by the helpful new moon. Even if you do feel taken aback, a Mars sextile from the 14th till the end of the month will sort you out. It's a success transit because it makes you more assertive and attractive. Mars sextile Uranus from June 16 to 18 is ideal for taking more risks because opportunities are there to be had. Mars conjunct the New Moon degree from June 24 to 27 is an excellent time to get what you want. Strong, sexy and courageous, you can make big gains and impress yourself and others.
Decan 3 Aries June 2013 Horoscope
The Sun sextile your decan from June 10 to 22 is a confidence booster and tends to take the stress out of life. You do have a couple of potentially stressful transits coming, so it's a nice bonus that this Sun transit gains more power from the moon phases this month. The first one is the June 2013 New Moon on the 8th. That's going to help out those of you born from April 10 to 14. Those born from April 15 to 20, you get a helping hand from the June 2013 Full Moon on the 23rd.
You have had the very fortunate Jupiter sextile for a few weeks already, and this keeps luck on your side till the 26th of June. One more chance to really reap the befits comes between June 18 and 20, during the Sun Jupiter conjunction. Good things should be attracted to you!
If you start feeling more stressed later this month, it will be due to Mercury square your decan. This starts on June 17 and continues into the first week of July. It can indicate confusion in thinking and communication so extra care is needed in these areas. A Venus square from June the 19th to 27th, suggests that the tension is more likely to show in love relationships or finances. This would be most noticeable during the Mercury Venus conjunction, from June 19 to 22. Mercury retrograde begins on the 26th. This means that the extra attention to detail required because of the Mercury square becomes more critical. So think twice before blurting out whatever is on your mind, and hold off on making important plans or signing contracts.
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The IUCN Species Survival Commission (SSC) is headed by the Commission Chair, Dr Simon Stuart. The office of the SSC Chair is based at the University of Bath's Innovation Centre, which has a prime location in the heart of the city of Bath, in the southwest of the United Kingdom. In addition to the Chair, there are currently three members of SSC staff supporting the Chair's Office. Rachel Roberts, Executive Assistant, and Jeremy Harris, Development Director, are based with Dr Simon Stuart in the Bath office, and Michael Hoffmann, Senior Scientific Officer to the SSC, is based at the UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre (UNEP-WCMC) office in Cambridge, UK. UNEP-WCMC generously manages the finances of the SSC Chair's Office and employs the staff.
IUCN Commission Chairs are members of the governing Council of IUCN but, since these positions are not paid for by IUCN, most Commission Chairs serve in a voluntary capacity. Dr Stuart, however, is in the fortunate position of being able to work full-time with three support staff in his office, due to the generous financial support of the following institutions:
Conservation International; the Environment Agency of Abu Dhabi; Al Ain Zoo; the MAVA Foundation; the UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre; the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA); Chester Zoo; Bristol Zoo, the Zoological Society of London (ZSL); Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) and the European Association of Zoos and Aquariums (EAZA).
SSC Chair's Office
SSC members are deployed in around 120 Specialist Groups, Red List Authorities, Task Forces and Sub-Committees; the main priority of the Chair and the SSC office is to provide support and leadership to this extensive global network to help stimulate conservation action on the ground. Any requests for additional groups to become established, together with the appointment of the Chairs of the Specialist Groups, must be endorsed by the SSC Chair in consultation with the SSC Steering Committee.
Other responsibilities of the SSC Chair's office include working with government to address particular urgent species conservation issues, providing input to regional and national consultations and policy initiatives, consolidating and strengthening the SSC's partnerships with other organizations, building collaboration with other Programmes and Commissions of IUCN, and fundraising for all SSC species related work. The SSC Chair's Office works as a single team with the Global Species Programme in the IUCN Secretariat to support the SSC network, and to push forward the species conservation agenda within IUCN.


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After split-second heart flutter, Pat Healy ready to pay taxes, face UFC's best
(mmajunkie.com) For just a split-second, Pat Healy admits he had to second guess his concept of reality. After all, it felt like he had just submitted Jim Miller, but that's not what longtime UFC announcer Bruce Buffer was saying.
Frankie Edgar discusses marketability, thinks UFC 162 win could net title shot
(mmajunkie.com) As Frankie Edgar attended UFC 159 this past weekend in his home state, the New Jersey native was reminded how much a fighter's marketability factors into matchmaking.
UFC denies report that 'The Ultimate Fighter: Brazil' won't be renewed
(mmajunkie.com) The UFC has refuted a report that the "The Ultimate Fighter: Brazil" reality series won't be renewed for a third season.
Lovato Jr First American to Win Absolute in Brazil
(bloodyelbow.com) Rafeal Lovtao Jr traveled to São Paulo, Brazil to take part in the IBJJF Brazilian Championships, and became the first American to ever win a major open-weight title in the gi.
Greg Jackson ready to coach Jones at HW
(bloodyelbow.com) The coach of the UFC's top Light Heavyweight says he looks forward to training Jon Jones for the challenges presented by a move up to the Heavyweight class and for the remaining challenges left at 205 pounds.
Rockhold: 'I'm more of a man than Vitor'
(bloodyelbow.com) Luke Rockhold says that he had advantages over Vitor Belfort in every aspect of the fight, but also says that he's "more of a man" than the former UFC champion. In addition, Rockhold took a shot at Vitor's TRT usage.
Sara McMann agreed with UFC 159 boos, ref's standup
(mmajunkie.com) Sara McMann prepared herself to be miserable at UFC 159. From the schedule to the weight cut to the crowd itself, the UFC newcomer told herself this past weekend's event would be a nightmare.
Jacob Volkmann says he's fighting Lyle Beerbohm at WSOF 3
(mmajunkie.com) In his first post-UFC fight, Jacob Volkmann will meet Strikeforce vet Lyle Beerbohm in a lightweight bout at World Series of Fighting 3 in June, Volkmann today announced via Twitter.
Despite tabloid trashing, Phil Davis retains UFC's full support
(mmajunkie.com) Phil Davis was the subject of a bizarre TMZ.com report this past weekend, and the timing of the story couldn't have been worse. But UFC President Dana White said he's not buying the complaints against "Mr. Wonderful."
UFC's Marc Ratner to request changes to Unified Rules at ABC's summer convention
(mmajunkie.com) Following this past weekend's bizarre UFC 159 event, Ultimate Fighting Championship President Dana White urged the Association of Boxing Commissions (ABC) to take a hard look at a few of its current rules. Now UFC Vice President of Regulatory Affairs Marc Ratner is planning on making a formal request.
Tito threatens to unretire & beat Jon Jones
(bloodyelbow.com) UFC Hall of Famer Tito Ortiz tweeted Saturday that "I may have to come out of retirement to beat @JonnyBones I can't let (him) beat my record' of consecutive UFC Light Heavyweight title defenses.
White: Dos Santos gets title shot with UFC 160 win
(bloodyelbow.com) It appears that Junior Dos Santos will need just one victory to get back into a title fight, and he'll get that chance on May 25th.
Michael Bisping speculates that Alan Belcher was looking for 'a way out' following eye poke
(bloodyelbow.com) UFC MW Michael Bisping continues to charm by alleging that his opponent Alan Belcher was acting and 'looking for a way out' following the vicious eye poke that ended their UFC 159 bout in the 3rd round.
Sergio Pettis vs. Jeff Curran headlines RFA 8 on June 21, airs on AXS TV
(mmajunkie.com) Sergio Pettis could take a big step up the flyweight rankings when he meets recent UFC bantamweight Jeff Curran in the championship headliner of Resurrection Fighting Alliance 8 on June 21.
Gian Villante on controversial UFC 159 eye poke: 'All I needed was 10 seconds'
(mmajunkie.com) Gian Villante needed just 10 seconds – just 10 seconds to shake off an accidental eye poke and get back into his fight at Saturday's UFC 159 event.
Instead, Villante (10-4 MMA, 0-1 UFC) honestly answered that he couldn't see at that exact moment, and his light-heavyweight bout with fellow Strikeforce import Ovince St. Preux (13-5 MMA, 1-0 UFC) was instantly waved off.
Cub Swanson thinks MMA gloves are 'crap'
(bloodyelbow.com) After last nights glove debacles, I revisited an interview I did with UFC featherweight contender, Cub Swanson, who detailed the problems he found with MMA gloves.
While Jones takes another step toward greatness, Sonnen again wonders 'what if?'
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North Vancouver junior tennis sensation Filip Peliwo and retired Swiss superstar Martina Hingis brought a lot of buzz to the opening days of the Odlum Brown VanOpen taking place this week at West Vancouver's Hollyburn Country Club.
On Tuesday Peliwo, winner of the Wimbledon junior boys singles championship last month, played his first hometown match as a professional, taking on Taiwan's Jimmy Wang. Peliwo started strongly but faded in the second set as Wang took the match 7-6(4), 6-0.
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Can't stand Busquets He was responsible for getting thiago motta sent last year against inter milan and can easily get a utd player sent off in the final
Apparently a new Amy Winehouse 'Greatest Hits' collection is coming out, but the tinfoil and spoons aren't included.
although i think if you play Scholes at least you'll earn your cards
At least our great American players never do that.. ~S~
Donavon dives a fair bit.trueIf you mean "American football" they play what is essentially rugby in full-body armour. I can never understand why they wear 'armour', they need to be real men
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Please don't put rugby in the same catagory as handegg, it's insulting.
Noooo, THIS IS PATRICK!!!
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TUSCALOOSA, Alabama - On an overcast afternoon, the Alabama football team is practicing indoors on a day that started with a big storm.
Three starting linebackers are gone from Alabama's 2011 national championship team. How is the Crimson Tide looking in preseason camp at the inside and outside spots? If you haven't read it already, see Andrew Gribble's story that was posted Friday morning.
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Olympic Mtn. Panoramic Ocean & Island View, Hot Tub, Jacuzzi in Seattle
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- baths 4½
- sleeps 8
- pool no
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You will love this home. Absolutely the best value you will find. 2 Master suites, comfortable beds, impecabbly clean, jacuzzi, and unforgettable view. Deal applies only to a min 3 night stay. If stay is over weekend, no deal applies.
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This breathtaking 2 story home has the most awesome view of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains from almost every room in the house. You can soak in the Hot Tub and watch the cruise ships leaving Puget Sound with the sun setting on the horizon. It is very secluded and quiet. There are tall fir trees and a big red wood tree with squirels and eagles flying about. The home is recently remodeled with hardwood floors, granite kitchen with all Dacor appliances gas stove, warming drawer, convection oven and is fully equipped.
There is a huge wood burning fireplace in the living room tastefully decorated northwest contemporary and which also has a fantastic view of Puget Sound and a huge red wood tree which makes you feel like you are living in the trees. There is a huge deck with plenty of space for entertaining, BBQ, and hot tub for 6 people.
There is a remote control gas fireplace in main level bedroom and it has a huge 5 x 5 shower with double controls and private courtyard. Each bedroom has it's own bathroom. The upper master bedroom, has a jetted jacuzzi tub overlooking the view, king bed and small private balcony and a huge California Closet.
The 2nd bedroom on upper level has king bed and full bathroom. The bedroom on main floor has queen bed, two person shower with heated floor, antique oak double vanity , gas fireplace and private lanai.
There is also a full utility room.
It is conveniently located in Mukilteo's Harbour Point community which has the 5 Star Harbour Point golf course and dining facility only (walking) 5 minutes away. The quaint town of Mukilteo offers a wonderful beach and Ferry to Whidbey Island along with 2 well known restaurants (Ivars & Anthonys). There is a trail that leads you down to shipwreck beach only 1/2 mile from the house. there are also tennis courts (lighted at night) close by. Shopping is close by, and the Alderwood Mall (theaters, Nordstroms, Maceys, etc) is only 15 minutes away. Stevens Pass skiing is only 1.3 hours away. There is the Tulalip Casino 20 minutes north. Only 10 minutes to Boeing in Everett
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Dacor Kitchen, Linens, Washer Dryer, Hot Tub, Vacuum, Iron, Board, Fireplaces, BBQ, Deck
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Harbor Point Golf course is 1/2 mile down street. Seattle is only 25 minutes away! There is a park and ride close by. Ferry to Whidbey island. Skiing (snow) is only about 1.3 hours away at Stevens Pass. In summer, there are concerts galor in parks, Boating in Puget Sound, Beaches to walk, SeaFair on Lake Washinton, Lots of Shopping to do, (the Alderwood Mall is only 15 minutes away). There are hiking trails around the house down to the beach, tennis courtsw close by and a 5 Star Golf Course (Harbor Point) within walking distance of the house.
vacation rental rates
$250/night low season
$300/high season (June, July, Aug)
Cleaning fee $95-150. TAX 9.9%
Above rates for 6 people in 3 bedrooms
Children over 4 count as people
For $50/night more there is a lower level daylight basement with 3/4 bathroom which will sleep 2-3 more people (on futon and queen blow up air mattress, add $50.00/night
$300/night Christmas, New Year and Thanksgiving
Tina 206 948 3772
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- walk to Mukilteo Beach
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