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Delightful Descriptions
Well, I haven't had one of these posts for a while, but I finished reading Chris Fabry's latest release, The Promise of Jesse Woods, yesterday, and found myself chuckling over some of the descriptions and the pithy observations made by … Continue reading
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Ordinary Words with Extraordinary Impact
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Word Painting – The Weight of Sorrow
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Word Painting – A Sticky Residue
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Character Painting
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The population of Germany is 82,6 mil.
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The capital of Germany!
The capital of Germany is Berlin.
The President of Germany- Joachim Gauck
. Joachim Gauck (born 24 January 1940) is the President of Germany, serving since March 2012. He used to be a Lutherian pastor.
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The currency of Germany is euro.
3 most popular celebrities of Germany
1) Bruce Willis
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2) Sebastian Vettel
Sebastian Vettel is 27 years old. He is a professional German Formula One racing driver, currently driving for Scuderia Ferrari, being contracted to the end of 2017. He is a four-time Formula One World Champion, having won the championships in 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013 with Red Bull Racing. He is among the most successful F1 drivers of all time. More information about Sebastian Vettel: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sebastian_Vettel
3) Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein (14 March 1879 – 18 April 1955) was a German-born scientist. He developed the general theory of relativity, one of the two pillars of modern physics (alongside quantum mechanics). He is best known in popular culture for his mass–energy equivalence formula E = mc2 (which has been dubbed "the world's most famous equation"). Albert Einstein was 76 years old when he died.
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1) Neuschwanstein
Neuschwanstein Castle (German: Schloss Neuschwanstein, English: "New Swanstone Castle") is a nineteenth-century Romanesque Revival palace on a rugged hill above the village of Hohenschwangau near Füssen in southwest Bavaria, Germany.
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3) Cologne Cathedral
Cologne Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Cologne, Germany. It is Germany's most visited landmark, attracting an average of 20,000 people a day.
3 most famous brands in Germany
Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, commonly known as BMW or BMW AG, is a German automobile, motorcycle and engine manufacturing company founded in 1916.
BMW is headquartered in Munich, Bavaria. It also owns and produces Mini cars, and is the parent company of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars. BMW produces motorcycles under BMW Motorrad. In 2012, the BMW Group produced 1,8 mil automobiles and 117,1 thousand motorcycles across all of its brands. BMW is part of the "German Big 3" luxury automakers, along with Audi and Mercedes-Benz, which are the three best-selling luxury automakers in the world.
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2) Hugo Boss
Hugo Boss AG is a German luxury fashion and style house based in Metzingen, Germany.
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3) Fanta
Fanta is a global brand of fruit-flavored carbonated soft drinks created by The Coca-Cola Company. There are over 100 flavors worldwide. The drink originated in Germany in 1941.
In the UK, Fanta is a rival to Tango made by British company Britvic.
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The most famous sport in Germany
Athletics is an exclusive collection of sporting, there are:running, jumping, throwing, and walking. The most common types of athletics competitions are track and field, road running, cross country running, and race walking

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I just want to know if this happens to anybody else. Whenever I'm asleep with my girlfriend, I feel her fingers touching me. She touches my chest with hand (I think to feel my heartbeat). Then she moves her index finger and middle finger up and down the ridges of my abs. On occasion she feels my hair. I usually just pretend not to notice. I don't think she notices herself doing it either. Does this happen to anybody else? Would you consider this weird? I think almost anything my girlfriend does is cute, so I do not have any problems with her doing it. I just want to know if it happens to anybody else/
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I can't stand being touched when I'm sleeping. In fact, I cannot sleep if someone is touching me. I'm not an extremely affectionate person to begin with... But my boyfriend is a sleep cuddler so we have this arrangement where we get 15 minutes of cuddle time and then we go to our own sides of the bed. When we first started dating I pretty much stopped sleeping over because I would never get any sleep for fear of waking him up to get him off of me. Eventually we were comfortable enough to where it kick him if he invades my space. For the record, he gets more room than I do.10|10|0
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Renewable Energy Needs Government Subsidies
Clip: The argument against corporate subsidies gets challenged when the issue of renewable energy technologies comes up and whether they can compete with traditional industry without subsidies.
Does America Need Subsidies to Compete Globally?
Clip: Debaters discuss whether American industry can compete with other countries, like China, that have state owned enterprises in a free market without government subsidizing some costs.
Volley Round: Should the Government Pick Winners and Losers?
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2-Minute Debate: Eliminate Corporate Subsidies
Should we eliminate corporate subsidies? This debate short is part of a series co-produced by Intelligence Squared U.S. and Newsy.
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The auto industry, agriculture, the energy sector. What do they have in common? These industries benefit from government subsidies in the form of loans, tax breaks, regulation, and other preferences. Critics from the left and right say that not only do these subsidies transfer wealth from taxpayers to corporations, they distort the markets and our economy. Proponents say that government has an important role to play in launching innovation via strategic investment, and its support helps American companies thrive. Do we need subsidies, or is this corporate welfare?
The Debaters
For the motion
Jack Abramoff
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Zephyr Teachout
Zephyr Teachout is an associate law professor at Fordham Law School. She writes about political law, with a focus on corruption: her book Corruption... Read More
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Kate Gordon
Kate Gordon is a nationally recognized expert on the intersection of clean energy and economic development. Currently she serves as Vice Chair of... Read More
Michael Lind
Michael Lind is a co-founder of the New America Foundation in Washington, D.C., where he is the policy director of its Economic Growth Program and... Read More
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- By subsidizing corporations and industries, the U.S. government is distorting markets and the economy.
- We've created a corrupt system where industry groups and large corporations lobby the government, and the government in turn rewards them with subsidies.
- According to Good Jobs First, the federal government has given away some $68 billion in subsidies over the last 15 years, two-thirds of which has gone to corporations that don't need it—giving big businesses an unfair advantage.
- Government subsidies have backed important R&D programs that have played a critical role in launching new technology, like the Internet and fracking.
- Government support is crucial to helping nascent industries break into entrenched industries like the energy sector.
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Help With A Lady Bird Cake For 30
Decorating By melissaanne Updated 10 Apr 2008 , 5:23am by kansaswolf
Hi! I have been asked to make a lady bird cake to serve 30. I was thinking of using a 7 and an 8inch cut to shape, or would I need to use bigger pans. The cake will be mud cake. I recently had a computer melt down, so with the info lost off Cake Central as well, I am a bit lost
thanks for any suggestions,
I've heard of people baking in Pyrex bowls... Or if you have a ball cake, that would be easy... Of course, you could use the two pans and carve, but you'd lose a lot of cake that way...
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Florida State receiver
Preston Parker still faces a weapons charge after a petty theft charge was dropped.
Parker paid $200 in court costs Monday to drop the 2006 misdemeanor of stealing a $9.99 DVD movie from a store in Tallahassee.
Parker was arrested earlier this month on a misdemeanor charge of possessing less than 20 grams of marijuana and the felony charge of having a loaded .45-caliber pistol in the dash of his car.
The weapons charge in Palm Beach County must be resolved before he can rejoin the team.
Parker, 21, was selected Florida State's most valuable player last season after leading the team with 1,513 all-purpose yards and 62 receptions.


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After researching numerous different riad's we settled on the Riad El Mansour, essentially because we wanted a boutique hotel with its own spa and a good location which didn't cost the earth. The Riad El Mansour ticked all of those boxes plus more.
We have stayed in a number of hotels with much bigger reputations, star ratings and price tags but the service (and facilities) has never come to close to the exceptional service which we received from Robert and his team. Before we had even arrived we received an email asking whether would like to dine in the riad on our first evening or whether they could reserve a table at another restaurant for us.
On arrival we were met with the most adorable (rose petal covered) room, soft white dressing gowns and slippers and even a tray to put shoes in for overnight cleaning! Trust us when we say that they really have thought of absolutely everything. Every single detail in the room was spot on. Lots of towels and toiletries, free wifi and ipod docking station and from someone that likes their home comforts, a very comfortable bed and pillows.
We were then given mint and a welcome chat on the terrace to find out what our plans were and any way in which the riad could assist. A very helpful annotated map was provided and on our first outing we were even guided out of the riad and given directions.
We dined at the riad on the first evening and could not believe the huge amount of delicious food which just kept on coming out of the kitchen. The chicken and lemon tagine was without doubt the best dish of our whole stay. Yes, it was probably slightly more expensive than most other restaurants in Marrakech but when you're only paying about £20 per head for three amazing courses it was worth every penny.
Again, breakfast on the terrace was the highlight of every morning. Sitting in the sun listening to the birds singing while you sip fresh orange juice and pastries or homemade yoghurt was simply heavenly.
The souks are a 10 minute walk from the riad (down one straight road) so the riad is also in a good location. At first I thought that not being right in the centre of things might put a dampener on things. With hindsight, it was the best thing possible. Marrakech is so busy and bustling all of the time that having somewhere quiet to escape to was an absolute must for us and meant that we managed to sleep well. I'm not sure that would have been the case had we stayed much further in town.
To conclude, we owe a huge thank you to Robert and his team for making our stay in Marrakech so memorable. This is a real gem of a place to stay. It is not often that I feel comfortable recommending something to other people, but I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this riad to others and in fact have already done so.
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Lilith (リリス, Ririsu?) is a recurring enemy in the series. It is often a more powerful or weaker version of the Lamia, depending on the game.
Final Fantasy IVEdit
Lilith is an enemy fought at Mount Ordeals. It often attacks alone, using a regular attack that can inflict Sleep, in addition to the Slap ability to inflict Paralysis, Silence, or Curse at a 33% chance. Lilith is considered an Undead, thus making her weak to Fire-elemental attacks. In addition, Liliths take x4 damage from the Ice Rod, Crystal weapons, and Paladin weapons. In the 3D versions, Liliths can drop the Lilith Rod and Silver Apple as rare items.
Final Fantasy IV -Interlude-Edit
Lilith returns as an enemy fought at Cave of Eblan and Tower of Babil. While it fights identically to its previous non-3D incarnation, Liliths now drop items that its 3D incarnation drops.
Final Fantasy IV: The After YearsEdit
Lilith returns as an enemy fought in various dungeons and Challenge Dungeons. It is otherwise the same as its previous incarnation.
Final Fantasy XIV: StormbloodEdit
Lilith is a powerful voidsent and antagonist, featured in the Red Mage job quests. She had been summoned by Archmagus Calowise centuries ago to make a blood pact, before he sealed her in a Mhachi coffin and stole her rod. Since then, she plotted to fashion a better vessel by manipulating his descendants.
Final Fantasy Tactics AdvanceEdit
Lilith is the upgraded version of the Lamia enemy, having high HP and Attack and able to inflict multiple statuses with its Poison Frog and Kiss skills. In addition, it has the Blue Magic ability Twister, being the only enemy in the game that uses it. It can be fought during Turf Defense Mission: Help Uladon!, Mission #049: A Lost Ring, Mission #058: Royal Ruins, Mission #092: Cursed Bride, Mission #077: Free Baguba!, and Mission #022: To Ambervale, in addition to the clan encounter at Uladon Bog.
Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the RiftEdit
A monster that basks in blood and rejoices in death.
Lilith is the middle-tier of the Lamia-family, and fights similarly to the Lamia. It is capable of using the abilities Night, Kiss, Hand Slap, Twister and Eternal Oblivion.
Crystal DefendersEdit
The Final Fantasy LegendEdit
The Lilith is not a fightable enemy, but is a possible monster that the party's monster unit(s) can transform into.
Final Fantasy Legend IIEdit
The Lilith is an enemy and also a possible monster that the party's monster unit(s) can transform into.
Bravely DefaultEdit
Bravely Default: Praying BrageEdit
Final Fantasy DimensionsEdit
Final Fantasy Legends IIEdit
Lilith appears as an obtainable summon. She can be obtained as a summon through the summon drawing shop. An alternate variant, Lilith (God), also appears as a summon.
Pictlogica Final FantasyEdit
Final Fantasy Record KeeperEdit
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Lilith is believed to have originated as a female Mesopotamian storm demon associated with wind and was thought to be a bearer of disease, illness and death. The figure of Lilith first appeared in a class of wind and storm demons or spirits as Lilitu in Sumer, circa 4000 BC. The phonetic name Lilith is traditionally thought to have originated in Ancient Israel and to have pre-dated at least 700 BC.
In Jewish folklore, Lilith is the name of Adam's first wife, who was created at the same time and from the same earth as Adam. She left Adam after she refused to become subservient to Adam and then would not return to the Garden of Eden after she mated with archangel Samael. Her story was greatly developed during the Middle Ages—in the tradition of Aggadic midrashim, the Zohar and Jewish mysticism.
The semitic root L-Y-L layil in Hebrew, as layl in Arabic, means "night". Talmudic and Yiddish use of Lilith follows Hebrew. In Akkadian the terms lili and līlītu mean spirits.


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Perceptual implicit memory for previously attended and unattended words was measured either in a word-stem completion task or in a perceptual fluency (perceptual identification) task. Subjects (N = 144) first engaged in a focused attention task in which they were to identify one of two words presented for 100, 200, or 300 msec. Words were classified as… (More)
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Semantic and spatial effects on selective processing were examined. A prime presented 250 ms or 1,000 ms before a pair of masked words was related to 1 of the words on 1/3 of the trials. Although Experiments 1 and 2 required report of both words, processing was selective; typically, just 1 word could be reported. In Experiment 1, reported words were more… (More)
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Cynthia Gregory, Cynthia Harvey
Ricardo Bustamante, Guillaume Graffin
First Violin: Ronald Oakland
Second Violin: Thomas Moore
Viola: Pamela McConnell
Cello: Eugene Eicher
Quartet is a rigorously formal chamber ballet. The minimalist score and unisex costumes create a neutral atmosphere in which the four dancers move with atomic precision. The choreography is grounded in a classical vocabulary "with Twyla's unusual way of switching weight," describes principal ballerina Cynthia Gregory. The geometric formality is punctuated with unexpected entrances, exits and changes in direction. "When you want to go one way, she has you go the other. The whole torque of it is unique."
Performance History
Works on this program: Bum's Rush, Quartet, The Fugue, In The Upper Room
Works on this program: In The Upper Room, Quartet, Everlast (premiere)
Works on this program: In The Upper Room, Bum's Rush, Quartet, Everlast
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Bruce is a medal-winning US National Team Coach and a social entrepreneur. Under Bruce's leadership, Community Rowing in Brighton has become a world leader in the transformative sport of rowing. CRI continues to pioneer new programs serving people from all walks of life, with an emphasis on communities that need special care. CRI continues to develop new equipment and methodologies to make rowing broadly accessible. With an annualized growth rate over 20% and a digital and bricks and mortar strategy to reach millions of people over the next five years, CRI is poised to make rowing "America's sport" once again, 80 years after Boys in the Boat at the 1936 Olympics. In 2015, the Lightweight Men's 8+ that Bruce coached earned the only US Men's Team medal at the World Championships in Aiguebelette, France.
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With more than 1,500 registrations each year, CRI is a beehive of activity every day. Kane directs all operations at the rowing facility with a staff of 40 coaches. Kane also coordinates site usage by multiple rowing groups, manages the CRI Safety Program and directs equipment purchases.
Ellen Minzner
In the past five years, Minzner and her team of Outreach coaches have pioneered a model for serving people with disabilities, military veterans, and underserved youth that has become the national standard. She has a master's degree in Urban Planning from Tuft University, studying the role of Sport in Community Development---a course she now teaches at CRI's Institute of Rowing Leadership. A former World Champion (LW2-) and with over 25 years of coaching experience at the high school, college, and national team levels, she has led the US Paralympic LTA 4+ to a silver medal in Rio in 2016, and also serves on the FISA Para Working Group to address the future of para rowing.
Matt Lehrer
Involved with all internal and external coaching education initiatives, Matt works with the CRI coaching staff to improve their skills through reflective practice and continued learning. He also works intensively with the Institute for Rowing Leadership fellowship program and the annual 'What Works' Summit coaching conference.
Director of DevelopmentElizabeth "Lib" Diamond
As the Director of Development here at Community Rowing, Lib oversees our incredible staff working on Annual Giving, Corporate and Foundation Grants, Special Events, and Corporate Rowing. Lib comes to CRI after working as the Assistant Director for Communications and Development for Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics at Wellesley College. Lib worked as the Director of Operations for the Head Of The Charles Regatta prior to Wellesley. She received her MBA from the University of Denver, Daniels College of Business and her BA from Bates College where she first fell in love with the sport of rowing. Lib is still an avid rower!
Dave Snowdon
As Boatman, you can think of Dave as the owner of all the equipment and buildings at CRI. He supervises the rigging, maintenance, and repair of our shells and the smooth operation of our physical plant. He is the man behind the scenes who keeps all of the CRI programs on the water.
DIRECTOR OF Systems and growth
Matt Rostron
Matt Rostron comes to Boston after establishing a world-renown program serving young people from some the most disadvantaged areas of the United Kingdom. Matt was at London Youth Rowing for 10 years and was the CEO for the last four. There, he developed a program that opened up the sports of indoor and on the water rowing for people that wouldn't normally get the opportunity to do so including those with disabilities. Their 10 locations served more than eight thousand young people on an annual basis, London Youth Rowing developed a unique model to scale access to the sport. In his role at CRI, Matt will use his experience to share CRI's mission of "Rowing for All" with new communities in the USA, starting with CRI Newton, CRI's second location on the Upper Charles.
director of operations
Ted Benford
Ted has operational responsibility for all areas of CRI's services and programs, including supporting the strategic advancement of CRI, accountability for organizational improvements and performance, and leveraging cross-program strengths to improve CRI's overall operations . His position has both internal and external facing responsibilities ranging from project management (e.g., organizing strategic improvements/initiatives) to administration (reporting, safety, information technology) to human capital (Human Resource improvements, recruiting, career progression for CRI's staff). Ted has a diverse background with over 30 years of coaching, business and educational experience that includes organizational advancement, senior leadership in addition to extensive coaching success.
Coaches & Staff
Coordinator of coaching education
Wayne Berger
Wayne has a strong background in educational leadership and extensive coaching experience at the junior, collegiate, and international levels. With three IRA National Championships, five Eastern Sprints Championships, and two Ladies Plate titles from the Henley Royal Regatta during his time at Harvard University and a 2012 Youth National Championship with Deerfield Academy, Berger's crews have regularly had their seasons culminate on the podium. Under his leadership for five summers, the Boston Rowing Club program he established won seven championships at the Royal Canadian Henley Regatta and four titles at the US Club National Championships. As a Head Coach at the Sydney Rowing Club in Australia, Wayne coached seven crews to national titles and led the club to a fourth-place finish overall. Wayne has been a teacher, admissions counselor, and college advisor at the Hotchkiss School, Loomis-Chaffee School, Groton School, and Deerfield Academy. In addition to coaching the Competitive Men, Wayne works directly with the Institute for Rowing Leadership coaching fellows in improving their coaching and teaches two courses in the program.
Brent Bode
Bode has been coaching and teaching at Community Rowing, Inc. since 2010. He is Head Coach for the Competitive Youth Novice Girls program and assistant director of CRI's Coaching Education programming. Bode also coaches novice and intermediate adult rowers year-round and teaches fitness, strength, and conditioning to athletes of all ages. He holds a Master's degree in Exercise & Sports Studies from Smith College and is a long-time member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association.
Under Bode's direction, the Competitive Novice Girls team grew from 27 to more than 50 athletes in just three years. Additionally, and most important, the team continually meets its mission: "to grow each student-athlete's character respectfully, to inspire extraordinary performances, and to improve their well-being through the pursuit of honorable victory in athletic competition."
Bode was an assistant auto racing instructor from 1993 to 1995 at the Bridgestone Racing Academy in Bowmanville, Ontario. After several years in pursuit of a career in auto racing, he returned to complete his undergraduate education at Dowling College. His need for speed and fascination with human performance combined fortuitously to land him a seat in Dowling's lightweight 8+, and his crew set the course record at the Head of the Ohio in 1996. A bronze medal at the CRASH-B Indoor World Rowing Championships in 1997 closely followed Bode's success on the water. His "hobbies" include the search for life's meaning, self-understanding, and the love of sharing the trials and tribulations of the human experience with others.
Jean Bowen
As the morning CRI "Friendlyperson," Jean Bowen is the smiling face members see each day when they arrive. She signs equipment in and out, sells front desk items, greets visitors, and makes pots of hot coffee for members to enjoy when they start their day. Jean also is part of the private events staff, and makes sure that the many different events held at the boathouse run smoothly.
To immerse herself in US culture, Sandra started rowing in the Girls Row Boston program three months after moving to Boston from Guatemala during her sophomore year of high school, little knowing that the sport would become a huge part of her life. Sandra didn't just learn how to row; she learned the language as well. Her first words in English were "Power Ten," and for her first four months in the United States, she got by with five English words: "Power Ten," "Row," and "Weigh Enough." Sandra started coaching in the spring of 2008 with the Greater Lawrence Rowing Middle School Program. She also coached a family program in the summer for all ages. Returning to Row Boston is a dream come true for Sandra: "I am living proof of what Row Boston is all about."
Will Congram
Will has been involved in rowing for most of his life, riding in the launch from an early age with his father, Buzz, who coached the Northeastern Varsity Men's crew. Will started sculling when he was five years old and rowed competitively in high school and college, rowing three years at Northeastern, the third in the highly competitive varsity boat for the fall head and spring sprint race seasons. Will began coaching as a postgraduate at his high school in 2004. He joined the coaching staff at CRI in the summer of 2006, coaching sculling 1-4, the competitive masters' men and women, and general sweeps. Will was the Novice Boys Head Coach from 2009 through spring 2013, during which they maintained an undefeated record at the Northeast Regional Championships. In Will's first year as Boys Varsity Head Coach, the CRI boys won the Mens' Youth 8+ and 4+ and finished 2nd and 3rd in the Mens' 2–, qualifying a record number of crews to compete at the USRowing Youth National Championships, where CRI saw its first Mens Varsity 8+ compete in the grand final. Using principles of mindfulness, Pilates, and rowing as a medium, Will's ultimate aim is to work with rowers to become more fully present in body and mind, on and off the water.
Tara Coleran
Tara oversees all of the financial aspects of CRI, which include Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Payroll & benefits administration.
Brian joined CRI in spring 2010 and coaches sculling I, II, and III. He is also the Head Boy's Varsity Coach for Bromfield-Acton-Boxborough Crew in Harvard, MA. Brian has a BA in Sequential Art from Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) and a MEd from Framingham State University. He rowed and coxed for four years in college, taking third in the Dad Vail Regatta in the open novice 8+ (rower), first in the John Hunter Regatta in the open men's 8+ (rower), and first in the John Hunter Regatta in the open men's 4+ (cox). After graduation, Brian served as Assistant Novice Coach at SCAD from 2002 to 2007. Since then, he has coached at Clark University as Women's Assistant Coach, Hobart College as Men's Assistant Coach, Wayland-Weston Crew as Boy's Head Coach, and Temple University as Women's Assistant Coach.
Skye Elliot
Skye began his coaching career at age 19 as the Novice coach at Georgetown Visitation in Washington, DC. After six years of helping to build programs in Northern Virginia, he settled in Tampa, Florida as a coach for Plant High School. During Skye's first year with the Novice women, Plant saw its first ever State and Regional titles in any women's eight. As the Varsity women's coach over the following four years, his crews won several Head of the Hooch, Florida Sprint League, Florida State, and Regional titles. In 2009, his team won its first Florida Scholastic State Championship by winning the V, 2V, and 3V events. Most recently, Skye served as the Head Coach as well as the Varsity Women's Coach at Atlanta Junior Rowing Association. In the spring of 2013, the team saw its first Southeast Regional Women's points trophy with titles in the V4+, Lt4+, V2-, 2V8+, and 2V4+. The women went on to place 8th in the V4+ and 4th in the Lt4+, also both firsts in the team's 25-year history. Since 2007, Skye has coached several rowers and coxswains who have been invited to the US Junior National Team selection and development system. In 2009, two of his rowers were members of the US Junior National Team eight that won a gold medal at Junior Worlds. During this time, Skye also had the opportunity to serve as a US JNT Development coach. Skye rowed and coxed for Woodrow Wilson High School in Washington, DC where he received the novice MVP award as well as the Coaches Award his senior year.
A native of Harvard, Massachusetts, Joe Gartland joins the CRI coaching staff after graduating from our IRL program. After completing the IRL, Joe took over as the head coach of the West Side Rowing Club junior men's squad, leading them to their best summer in almost a decade. Prior to arriving at the Harry Parker Boathouse, Joe was a two-year assistant head coach at Williams College for the men's team. In his first year at Williams, he guided the Men's Frosh 8+ to their first ever ECAC Championship, with a repeat of the feat in the following spring of 2015. While primarily directing the freshman crews, he also was in charge of recruiting, as well as assisting in training and coaching on all levels of the program.
Joe rowed collegiately for Boston University under Head Coach Tom Bohrer, before graduating in the spring of 2013. Prior to BU, he found rowing at St. John's High School in Shrewsbury, MA, where he rowed for his final three years, and competed in the summer with the Boston Rowing Club. In 2008, Joe's crew won the Junior Men's 8+ at the Royal Canadian Henley Regatta. In 2009-2010, Joe rowed competitively in Australia in sculling and sweep for Corio Bay Rowing Club.
Joe began coaching in 2010 during an academic year off, working with the Groton School boys JV team. He would later coach at BB&N, Northeast Rowing Center and as the junior boys summer head coach at Bare Hill Rowing Club. We are excited for the coming season and to welcome him to our community.
Nigel began his coaching career at CRI with the Novice Girls program in the spring of 2011 and was one of the coaches for the Learn-To-Row Program during the summer of 2011. Nigel's college rowing career began at Rhodes University in South Africa, continued at Harvard, and ended at Cambridge University, where he won his trial cap (Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race) and was elected to the Leander Club. He is a competitive Masters rower at Cambridge Boat Club, where he is past President, and is a member of the Head of the Charles Race Committee. Like John Sisk, Nigel thinks the best boat on the river is the pair! Nigel is an architect by training and, having worked for Shepley Bulfinch Richardson & Abbot for 25 years designing and managing large hospital projects, is delighted to be coaching out of the CRI boathouse, which was awarded the Harleston Parker Medal in 2010 for being the most beautiful building in Boston.
Program and Office manager
Nonna Giunta
Nonna spends most of her time in the administrative offices, in addition to working as a 'friendlyperson' at the front desk. She sends out the weekly E-News blasts each Tuesday, manages registration, keeps track of records such as swim and captain's tests, helps to process paperwork, and sends communications to coaches and members. She spends time each day answering the many inquiries CRI receives daily by phone and e-mail and assists the program director with all manner of other fun stuff.
Ariel Handler
Ariel coxed at CRI from 2004 to 2006 and then at Newport Aquatic Center, where she was a senior captain, finishing her high school career with a bronze medal at Youth Nationals in the Junior Women's 4+. In 2008, she attended Junior National Team ID and selection camp. Ariel coxed for UCLA and as a senior was a varsity captain, leading the team to an overall seventh place at the NCAA championships. In 2012, she won the JV8+ at San Diego crew classic and was in the first UCLA boat to make a grand final at the NCAA championships. After college, she was a volunteer assistant coach at UCLA and a novice assistant coach for Marina Aquatic Center, and has been a resident adviser and coach for the Women's Junior National Team.
Anna started to row as a freshman walk-on at Duke University and rowed as part of the inaugural women's varsity rowing team. She came to CRI to train the following the summer and soon entered the world of coaching. Since then, whenever she has lived in Boston, Anna has coached various groups of rowers at CRI. She coaches adult sweeps and sculling, assists with Row Boston, and works with adaptive rowers. Anna holds a master's degree in education from Harvard University.
Karl Harshe
Karl began his rowing career in the fall of 2005 at Michigan State University, where he walked on. After making the top freshman boat in the spring and the top varsity boat the following fall, he became an assistant to the Novice Head Coach and coxed the 2nd Novice 8+ in the spring of 2007. He began his competitive career as a lightweight the following fall and continued through graduation and on to the Riverside Boat Club, where he joined the High Performance Group with national team aspirations. An injury in the spring of 2011 caused Karl to return to coaching and led him to CRI, where he enrolled in the Institute for Rowing Leadership and began assistant coaching for the Novice Boys program. Karl then spent his summer as the assistant to the US Men's Lightweight 8+, which took bronze at the world championships. From his degrees in physics and statistics, to management of his collegiate club, Karl brings a diverse background to CRI.
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Marilyn is a registered nurse with a BSN in Nursing. She came to CRI as a beginning rower and a volunteer for the military and adaptive programs. Her background in critical care and clinical trials aligns with the management of athletes with complex needs. She also coordinates CPR/AED and First Aid training at CRI.
Manager of Corporate Programs
Patrick is the Manager of Corporate Programs at CRI with a focus on sharing his passion for rowing with the business community of Boston and beyond. By early morning, he programs strength and conditioning workouts and coaches the CRI Military Rowing Program. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the NSCA and is a US Rowing Level III Certified Coach.
David began rowing in earnest while in graduate school at the Kennedy School of Government and has been coaching intramural and graduate crews at Harvard since 2000. David was an active member of Riverside for many years, competing with the men's masters until a back injury forced him to scale back his rowing. He currently sculls (cautiously) out of Weld.
Manager Of middle school rowing
Tiffany Macon
Tiffany started rowing as a junior in high school with Delta Blades rowing club in Stockton, (northern) Ca. In the fall of 2008, she started her collegiate rowing career with the Orange and she became the team captain during the 2011-2012 season. While at Syracuse she received a B.S. in Health and Exercise Science and worked with youth in the Syracuse City School District. Upon graduating, she started her post-collegiate career at Riverside Boat Club (RBC) in the High Performance Group (HPG) under Thomas Keister. In conjunction to rowing with the RBC HPG, she oversees and implements the Let's Row Boston Middle School program at Community Rowing, Inc. By fostering relationships in the Boston Public Schools and local community centers, she promotes the sport of indoor rowing to increase physical activity and health among local youth.
assistant director of outreach and Manager of Foundation and corporate grants
Caitlin received her BS in Biology in 2008 from Cornell University, where she rowed for four years and was captain as a senior. She started her coaching career at Cornell upon graduating in 2008. In 2009, Caitlin moved to Boston to complete her master's degree in Energy and Environmental Analysis at Boston University and rowed at the Riverside Boat Club. She spent two years as the Development Coordinator for Save the Harbor/Save the Bay, helping implement a fundraising program. Caitlin came to CRI in 2012 to attend the Institute for Rowing Leadership, after which she became coach of the Women's Rowing Team at Boston College. She has coached sweep and sculling classes at CRI.
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Tristan grew up in Nantucket, Massachusetts, where he developed a love for the ocean and boating. He attended UMASS Amherst and The Landing School in Arundel, Maine, where he studied traditional boat building and design. Tristan's professional experience includes five years working in composites manufacturing for Parlee Cycles, two seasons of fine home building in Nantucket, and building of yacht interiors at Boston Boat Works. Now he assists in building upkeep and maintains CRI's more than 20 power boats.
assistant director of development
Yael Mito
Yael coordinates practice schedules and equipment usage for all of the CRI programs and works with the competitive team coaches on all aspects of travel planning and logistics. Yael is very familiar with the world of rowing, having started her coxing career in Seattle at the scholastic level. Yael went on to cox at Boston University and has continued competing with masters teams since.
High performance para coach
Coree Naslund
Coree Naslund coaches sweep and sculling programs at CRI, including adult learn to row, para rowing and veterans' programs, and youth recreational rowing. She brings seven years of collegiate and club coaching to CRI. Coree is also Head Coach of BU's master's rowing program at DeWolfe Boathouse. She holds a MS in Exercise and Sport Studies from Smith College.
high peformance para coach
Beth Noll
Beth learned to row at CRI, began volunteering with the ParaRowing Program in 2011, and came on as a coach starting in 2012. She competes herself and continues to learn from the coaches at CRI, translating that ongoing learning to her work with CRI paraathletes. She brings her background in neuroscience, neurodegeneration and regeneration, and neurosurgical research to coaching, trying to understand how to circumvent the effect of neurological injury and maximize performance in individual rowers facing different challenges.
Theo Pritz
Theo grew up in Ithaca, New York, where he learned to row at Cascadilla Boat Club. He then rowed for the varsity heavyweight team at Cornell University, and upon graduating in 2015 he moved to Cambridge to begin training at CRI in small boats as a national team hopeful. It wasn't long before Theo became interested in coaching, and nowadays he can be found working with high school students, adults, ergers, and other rowing enthusiasts in addition to his own training.
coordinator of coaching education
CB's focus is on the coach development process as she works with the entire CRI coaching staff, the IRL fellows, and the larger coaching community to provide educational opportunities. Through program feedback systems, training all coaches at CRI through CRI Coach Certification, and her work with the IRL in multiple capacities, she provides opportunities for coaches to improve and grow.
CB has 30+ years of rowing and coaching experience and is an eight-time National Team member, winning gold at the World Championships in the lightweight double sculls in 1986 and 1989 and bronze in 1984 and 1987. CB was inducted into the National Rowing Foundation Hall of Fame in 1997 and recognized again by the NRF in 2000. In addition to her work at CRI, CB coaches the Junior Boys and Girls at Cambridge Boat Club and has previously been a guest coach at Northeast Rowing and the Craftsbury Rowing Center.
Corporate and Foundation Grants Manager
Currently, Rachel is the Assistant Women's Rowing Coach at Tufts University. Before heading to Boston, she coached in Rhode Island at Bay View Academy and at Franklin and Marshall College. Rachel is originally from Hood River, Oregon, but after rowing in college at Gonzaga University, she moved east to continue rowing over the summer at Penn A.C. She continues to love all that the sport of rowing has to offer.
Jenny is the ParaRowing Coordinator at Community Rowing, Inc., coaching and organizing adaptive rowing development. Her coxing, rowing, and coaching experiences encompass more than eight years, eight states, and five countries. She has been to the World Championships twice, in 2010 and 2013, as a coxswain for the US Para Rowing LTA 4+ and is planning on continuing her training for the 2016 Paralympics. Jenny has a BS in Mathematics from Bryn Mawr College and is looking to pursue a PhD to further her understanding of rowing mechanics and physiology.
John started his rowing career on the Hudson River with F.D. Roosevelt HS and rowed sporadically with the Marist College team. After a lengthy absence—during which he flew helicopters for the U.S. Navy and was an investment advisor for Morgan Stanley—he returned to rowing in 2004 at CRI. In 2005, John moved to Princeton, New Jersey, and joined Carnegie Lake Rowing Association, where he was elected to the Board of Trustees and chaired the Competition and Safety committees. He moved back to Boston in 2006 and joined Riverside Boat Club—where he rows competitively, mostly in the pair— and started coaching, serving as the Girls 3V coach for Boston Latin School. John has coached many programs at CRI, most recently as Girls Varsity Assistant Coach. He has been Head Coach of the Novice Boys and has coached Summer Youth Skills Camp, Adult Learn to Row, Competitive Women, and various outreach programs. He was previously the head coach at Brookline High School, Brandeis University, and Mystic Valley Regional Charter School. John is a USRowing Level II certified coach, is CPR and first aid certified, and has completed USRowing's Safe Trailer Driving course.
Drew Tennant
Drew is the Boys Coach and Program Coordinator for Row Boston. He has worked with Row Boston since August 2012 and before that was Head Coach and Boathouse Manager at the Cascadilla Boat Club in Ithaca, New York. Drew began rowing as a walk-on for the Cornell University Lightweight team in the fall of 2000, where he rowed in the 1st Varsity 8+ for three years and received Academic All-Ivy honors in his senior year. He is still competing and can be found most mornings training with CRI's Elite Development Sculling group. Drew is excited to work at Row Boston because it allows him to use his passion for rowing as a medium for addressing social inequality.
Jeannie taught junior high science and math in Lincoln for 30 years. She was the founder and president of Kartwheels in Motion, a physical activity program for individuals with physical, social, and emotional challenges, aged 5 to 22. Jeannie learned to row at CRI in 1989 and helped to build the original Proctor Boathouse. Since 1989, she has competed at the masters national and world level for Cambridge Boat Club and Masters Coaching, a virtual rowing team coached by Mayrene Earle from Brewster, Massachusetts.
An IRL fellow from the class of 2017, Steph has taken her coaching from on the water inside as the Manager of Drive Rowing Studio. She works with clients and staff in the studio to create a rowing related experience inside, building fitness and body movements for athletes of all levels. Steph is also one of the assistant coaches for the competitive Masters Men.


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The once towering symbol of freedom and liberty, the land of the Magna Carta, the home of the indomitable Winston Churchill has now turned into the land of censorship, political correctness and cowardice.
The United Kingdom, the land of Churchill, who, during the early days of World War II, urged Britain to never give up, never give up, never give up. The exact quote is phrased differently but makes the same point: Never, never, in nothing great or small, large or petty, never give in except to convictions of honor and good sense. Never yield to force; never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy.
But Britain is now the land of Prime Minister Gordon Brown, who is acting but not saying, Give up, give up, give up, dont even resist and ignore the demands of convictions, good sense and honor.
The surrender of Britain to radical jihadism and Islamofascism was signaled once again when a Dutchman, Geert Wilders, a member of the parliament of Netherlands, was invited to show the short film he made, which links passages in the Quran to actual violence and rioting. The invitation came from a member of the British House of Lords and called for a showing at the House of Lords.
Mr. Wilders was then banned from entering the country by the British Home Secretary, Ms. Jacqui Smith. When Mr. Wilders arrived at Heathrow Airport in London, he was grabbed by two plain-clothed officers and escorted into the offices of the United Kingdom border agency. He was then sent back to the Netherlands.
Why was he prevented from a simple exercise of the right to free speech? Ms. Jacqui Smith, British Home Secretary, wrote in a letter to Mr. Wilders that he was not welcome in Britain because his statements about Muslims and their beliefs threaten community harmony and therefore public safety. The Times of London reports that the government has been very coy about explaining exactly what that letter to Mr. Wilders means.
But no explanation is necessary. It clearly means if Muslims object to criticism, that which they object to must automatically be censored and banned. That means that freedom of speech in Britain, as we know it, is dead. That means that Muslims have the power to censor any and all discussion or criticism of their religion. That means violence and the threat of violence is enough to determine who gets freedom of speech and who doesnt.
The irrational and totalitarian mentality of the British decision makers on this matter is illustrated by the words and action of David Miliband, British foreign secretary. He said that the Mr. Wilders film, Fitna, is a hate-filled film designed to stir up religious and racial hatred and is contrary to our laws.
But then he had to admit he had never seen the film. This is outrageous and inexcusable on many counts, and one such count is that the film is all over the Internet so it could be easily viewed and if it were viewed, it would not be found to be objectionable on some free speech grounds. The film is a series of quotes from the Quran seeming to call for violence, followed by the violence presumably demanded in the quoted passages. I personally found the film powerful with a critically important message, and in no way objectionable on free speech grounds or any other grounds. Robert Spencer, in his book, Stealth Jihad, analyzes the film, and defends every bit of it.
Mr. Spencer shows how Mr. Wilders carefully and properly connects passages from the Quran with violence. He writes,
The key question is whether or not the violent acts are really related to the Quran quotes.
Most of Wilders detractors claim they are not, but Wilders accounted for this objection in the film itself. For example, the first verse of the Quran presented in Fitna is 8:60: Against them make ready your strength to the utmost of your power, including steeds of war, to strike terror into the hearts of the enemies of Allah and your enemies.
Mr. Wilders follows this with heart-rending scenes from Sept. 11 and the 2004 Madrid train bombings, as we hear two women among the many victims, call for help on those days. The women are indeed terrified, but what does this have to do with Quran 8:60? An Islamic preacher not Mr. Wilders or any other non-Muslim soon appears in the film to answer this question, stating in terms that clearly recall that verse of the Quran: Annihilate the infidels and the polytheists, your (Allahs) enemies and the enemies of the religion. Allah, count them and kill them to the last one.
See Mr. Spencers Stealth Jihad, pages 84 to 88 for a full defense of Mr. Wilders film, Fitna. Mr. Spencer then writes that if Muslims wanted to do something about the jihadists, they should show the film themselves: Islamic groups that profess to oppose todays global jihad should have been supportive of Fitna and other attempts to show the elements of Islamic teaching that jihadists use to make their case in the Islamic world.
So what were the British Home Secretary and Foreign Secretary thinking to bring them to ban Mr. Wilders? The Times of London tries to explain what the British officials mean: What I think it means was that some British Muslims enough to cause trouble and bad publicity for the government would get upset and angry if both Wilders and his film appeared.
So what it means is that if anything, if any criticism, if any book, if any statement, if any film makes Muslims upset and angry, that such upsetting cause must be banned. What it means is that freedom of speech in Britain is dead, officially condemned to death by the ruling powers of Britain.
Congressman Peter Hoekstra wrote a piece for the Wall Street Journal (March 23, 2008) that put this whole matter into perspective. He says that reasonable men may hold films like Fitna to be disrespectful, But free societies also hold freedom of speech to be a fundamental human right. We dont silence, jail or kill people with whom we disagree just because their ideas are offensive or disturbing. We believe that when such ideas are openly debated, they sink of their own weight and attract few followers.
Mr. Hoekstra goes on to compare how Americans and Muslims react to criticism:
Our country allows fringe groups like the American Nazi Party to demonstrate, as long as they are peaceful. Americans are permitted to burn the national flag. In 1989, when so-called artist Andres Serrano displayed his work Piss Christ a photo of a crucifix immersed in a bottle of urine Americans protested peacefully and moved to cut off the federal funding that supported Mr. Serrano. There were no bombings of museums. No one was killed over this work that was deeply offensive to Christians.
Criticism of Islam, however, has led to violence and murder world-wide.
He then goes on to show how criticism of Islam sets off violence, mentioning the Danish cartoons, the work of Theodoor van Gogh, the Dutch filmmaker, and other examples.
And then Mr. Hoekstra issues a powerful warning:
Western governments and media cannot allow themselves to be bullied into giving up this precious right due to threats of violence. We must not fool ourselves into believing that we can appease the radical jihadist movement by allowing them to set up parallel societies and separate legal systems, or by granting them special protection from criticism
These liberties have been won through centuries of debate, conflict and bloodshed. Radical jihadists want to sacrifice all we have learned by returning to a primitive and intolerant world. While modern society invites the radicals to peacefully exercise their faith, we cannot and will not sacrifice our fundamental freedoms.
We cannot and should not start down the path of sacrificing our fundamental freedoms and liberties. But there are signs we have already started down the same road that Britain and the rest of Europe are traveling on. For us, that road leads to loss of freedom and liberty and the end of America as our founding fathers envisioned it.
Mr. Wilders prepared a speech he had planned to give when the showing of his film took place.
He started by reminding the British of their history, and it is unfortunate they did not hear the speech, as they seem to be forgetting their own history and values. He was to speak in the chambers of parliament:
This is no ordinary place. This is not just one of Englands tourist attractions. This is a sacred place. This is the mother of all Parliaments, and I am deeply humbled to speak before you.
The Houses of Parliament are where Winston Churchill stood firm, and warned all throughout the 1930s for the dangers looming. Most of the time he stood alone.
Then Mr. Wilders noted that in 1982 Ronald Reagan came to the House of Commons calling on the West to reject communism and defend freedom. He introduced the phrase evil empire. Reagan issued a clarion call to preserve our freedom and liberty: If history teaches anything it teaches self-delusion in the face of unpleasant facts is folly.
In other words, as Lincoln also told us, we cannot escape history, we cannot ignore ideologies and movements that are out to destroy us, and we cannot select the option of denial.
But Britain may be experiencing self-delusion in the face of unpleasantness, Britain may be trying to escape history, and Britain may be selecting the option of denial in the face of a looming radical jihadist and Islamofascist threat. To borrow Churchills phrasing, an Islamofascist curtain is descending on Europe and it may be going into darkness.
This is in a way shocking and surprising, but it should not have been. Mark Steyn, in his classic, America Alone: The End of the World as We Know It, wrote that Europe is virtually lost to Muslim expansion and Shariah (Muslim law). The same conclusion can be found in Melanie Philipps book, Londonistan, and in Bruce Bawers While Europe Slept: How Radical Islam is Destroying the West from Within.
We also have even clearer and more specific warnings in Robert Spencers, The Stealth Jihad: How Radical Islam is Subverting America without Guns or Bombs, and in the work of Steven Emerson, the nations leading authority on terrorism, in his classic, Jihad Incorporated: A Guide to Militant Islam in the U.S., and his earlier work, American Jihad: The Terrorists Living Among Us. There is also the important work of Daniel Pipes, Militant Islam Reaches America. Mr. Pipes writes a column for The Bulletin.
We have been warned in these books and the West is not heeding that warning. Our politicians are by and large asleep and seemingly oblivious to a mortal threat to our survival. The media is in the same deep sleep or perhaps more accurately described as in a coma. For example, I thought the British ban of Mr. Wilders should have been front-page news across America. It hardly made the news, and was either assigned to a small space on a back page or more often was ignored.
We in America are not immune to this folly, and we are already starting down the path to surrender and cultural collapse in the face of advancing radical jihadists and Islamofascism. Mr. Hoekstra notes that the only major U.S. newspaper to reprint any of the controversial 2005 Danish cartoons was Denvers Rocky Mountain News. He says if these cartoons had mocked Christianity or Judaism, major American newspapers would not hesitate to print them.
Then there is the case of PBS, which tried to suppress the program, Islam vs. Islamists: Voices from the Muslim Center, a hard-hitting documentary with criticism of radical jihadists and Islamofascists. It would have succeeded if Fox News did not agree to air what PBS was too cowardly and too politically correct to show. And these journalistic cowards and appeasers at PBS are financed with taxpayer dollars.
The retreat and surrender is even more obvious in Britain, as we have seen already, and in the rest of Europe. In Germany, a German Muslim man was permitted to beat his wife as it was permitted under Shariah. Britains Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, stated that implementation of some parts of Shariah in Britain was unavoidable.
As Mr. Spencers book on the stealth jihad points out, we are slowly being taken over by a foreign ideology, and we better wake up before it is too late. We will get little help from most of the media.
One bit of proof of that is that the books cited above are among the most important of our time, and issue warnings we must heed if we are to survive. But they are by and large ignored by the mainstream media. They should be frequently quoted and cited throughout the media. Instead, they have been largely ignored.
You have a role to play in defending American freedom and survival in this ongoing battle. Start by informing yourself by reading some of the books cited above. Look beyond the mainstream media for your news and information.
There is an abundance of news and information on the Web that tells the whole story. And you better start pressuring your elected officials and the media to pay attention to reality, to stop surrendering our freedom and liberty in the face of threats of violence, and to take the steps that are essential to win the war on terror.
Mr. Wilders final plea in that undelivered speech was crafted for Britain, but it applies to the U.S., too:
What will be transmitted [from London] forty years from now? Will it still be This is London? Or will it be this is Londonistan? Will it bring us hope, or will it signal the values of Mecca and Medina? Will Britain offer submission or perseverance? Freedom or slavery?
The choice is ours. Ladies and gentlemen, we will never apologize for being free. We will never give in. We will never surrender. Freedom must prevail and freedom will prevail.
I know we won't feel smug about hearing of the demise of a once great power and a strong ally, because America is now on the fast track to the same position, but we'll pull ahead of the UK!
We are definitely heading in the same direction as the UK in regards to Islam and Muslim immigration. Like many Brits, many Americans cannot bring themselves to face the problem is now in our backyard, all because of Muslim immigration. Hopefully we as a country will wake up in time, to help fight off Islamic takeover for our families future generations.
I'm sure our president has a plan to deal with this. [/s]
Why was he prevented from a simple exercise of the right to free speech? Ms. Jacqui Smith, British Home Secretary, wrote in a letter to Mr. Wilders that he was not welcome in Britain because his statements about Muslims and their beliefs threaten community harmony and therefore public safety.
What a silly an asinine statement.. Its the muslims and their beliefs that actually threaten civilization. Sorry to see the British have become such cowards...
I worked a show last night and one of my co-workers, from the Netherlands, was telling us about this.He says most of Europe is being ruined by the muzzies. He didn't have anything nice to say about them, quite the opposite.
#1 ... the little zer0 is not "our" president. At least he isn't mine.
#2 ... It is now every man for himself.
#3 ... this is not sarcasm.
Maybe they should just not have the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. Have it in Rome instead. Italy is really moving in the correct and commonsense direction, when it comes to stopping radical Islam from really taking over all of Italy. Unfortunately, much of Europe, as well as much of the rest of the world, will probably be a major "mess" on most issues, thanks to leftists "reaching out" to radical Islam.
Yea, the same as the Labour Party. Roll out the red carpet for Islam and screw everybody else.
It's my observation (and opinion)that countries who espouse western values and culture loose control once their Muslim population reaches about 10%. This appears to be the population by which Muslim's have enough critical mass to influence politics, local and federal policies (i.e., schools, workplaces, etc). Britain and the other major countries who make up western Europe have already arrived at or exceeded the 10% or greater number. The U.S. is currently at about 3% to 5% I believe. So, we have time to correct and stop this problem - if we have the will and guts to do so - doubtful in my opinion...
He has. His plan has three parts:
1. Lock up people who disagree with and oppose him.
2. Allow and assist them to come over here.
3. Once they are over here, make them eligible to vote.
The fools, idiots, andparasites outdid themselves on November 4, 2008. It won't be very long, in the scheme of thinge, before the grins and smirks that I saw on the faces of the pimple faced White meth heads on television election night is on the other side of their faces.
What Muslim Population Increase Brings
Don Morris writes at Doc's Talk (thanks to Janet Levy):
...As long as the Muslim population remains around 1% of any given country they will be regarded as a peace-loving minority and not as a threat to anyone. In fact, they may be featured in articles and films, stereotyped for their colorful uniqueness:
United States — Muslim 1.0%
Australia — Muslim 1.5%
Canada — Muslim 1.9%
China — Muslim 1%-2%
Italy — Muslim 1.5%
Norway — Muslim 1.8%
At 2% and 3% they begin to proselytize from other ethnic minorities and disaffected groups with major recruiting from the jails and among street gangs:
Denmark — Muslim 2%
Germany — Muslim 3.7%
United Kingdom — Muslim 2. 7%
Spain — Muslim 4%
Thailand — Muslim 4.6%
From 5% on they exercise an inordinate influence in proportion to their percentage of the population.
They will push for the introduction of halaal (clean by Islamic standards) food, thereby securing food preparation jobs for Muslims. They will increase pressure on supermarket chains to feature it on their shelves — along with threats for failure to comply. (United States).
France — Muslim 8%
Philippines — Muslim 5%
Sweden — Muslim 5%
Switzerland — Muslim 4.3%
The Netherlands — Muslim 5.5%
Trinidad & Tobago — Muslim 5.8%
At this point, they will work to get the ruling government to allow them to rule themselves under Sharia, the Islamic Law. The ultimate goal of Islam is not to convert the world but to establish Sharia law over the entire world.
When Muslims reach 10% of the population, they will increase lawlessness as a means of complaint about their conditions (Paris — car-burnings). Any non-Muslim action that offends Islam will result in uprisings and threats (Amsterdam — Mohammed cartoons).
Guyana — Muslim 10%
India — Muslim 13.4%
Israel — Muslim 16%
Kenya — Muslim 10%
Russia — Muslim 10-15%
After reaching 20% expect hair-trigger rioting, jihad militia formations, sporadic killings and church and synagogue burning:
Ethiopia — Muslim 32.8%
At 40% you will find widespread massacres, chronic terror attacks and ongoing militia warfare:
Bosnia — Muslim 40%
Chad — Muslim 53.1%
Lebanon — Muslim 59.7%
From 60% you may expect unfettered persecution of non-believers and other religions, sporadic ethnic cleansing (genocide), use of Sharia Law as a weapon and Jizya, the tax placed on infidels:
Albania — Muslim 70%
Malaysia — Muslim 60.4%
Qatar — Muslim 77.5%
Sudan — Muslim 70%
After 80% expect State run ethnic cleansing and genocide:
Bangladesh — Muslim 83%
Egypt — Muslim 90%
Gaza — Muslim 98.7%
Indonesia — Muslim 86.1%
Iran — Muslim 98%
Iraq — Muslim 97%
Jordan — Muslim 92%
Morocco — Muslim 98.7%
Pakistan — Muslim 97%
Palestine — Muslim 99%
Syria — Muslim 90%
Tajikistan — Muslim 90%
Turkey — Muslim 99.8%
United Arab Emirates — Muslim 96%
100% will usher in the peace of "Dar-es-Salaam" — the Islamic House of Peace — there's supposed to be peace because everybody is a Muslim:
Afghanistan — Muslim 100%
Saudi Arabia — Muslim 100%
Somalia — Muslim 100%
Yemen — Muslim 99.9%
Of course, that's not the case. To satisfy their blood lust, Muslims then start killing each other for a variety of reasons.
"Before I was nine I had learned the basic canon of Arab life. It was me against my brother; me and my brother against our father; my family against my cousins and the clan; the clan against the tribe; and the tribe against the world. And all of us against the infidel. — Leon Uris, "The Haj"...
Adapted from Dr. Peter Hammond's book: Slavery, Terrorism and Islam: The Historical Roots and Contemporary Threat
Color me skeptical but I believe that there are many more than 1% of muslims in the U.S.
They are going to go through the same things we had to with blacks...... only worse. We now will have to suffer though what England is but now with the Muslims. Just the facts, not racism. Go figure!
The police running from Muslim rioters spoke volumes about where Britain is in this battle.
They have lost. They were even being called cowards by the muslims.
When their fear of hurting the feelings of a group of people who wish to KILL you is greater than that of your killers, you are gone.
Oh yeah, and we have shown our own desire to suck up to muslims by voting one in.
Facts do not exist in the upside down leftist fantasy world.
"No. Not even in the face of Armageddon. Never compromise."
-Rorschach. Watchmen.
I have sent it around the world.
Britain Surrenders To Radical Islam, Can America Be Far Behind?
As much as I would love to see:
1)Steisand, Saradon, and Cindy Sheehan all in burkas...
2)Chris Matthews leading the daily prayers to mecca five times a day...
3)Michael Moore being denied his daily plate of pork ribs..
4) the reaction on NOW's face when 9 year old girls are married off and de-flowered forcibly at 11
I love my country so much I would even defend those left wing radical clowns......
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