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Nash car led
the way at Indy 500
That's racing
fan Clark Gable behind the wheel of the canary-yellow pace car at the 1947
Indianapolis 500 race. Standing next to the car is George Mason, Nash-Kelvinator
CEO who drove the initial pace lap in the race.
This is the
Ambassador Slipstream as it appeared in 1947 dealership promotional
material. The model was chosen to be the 1947 Indy 500 pace car.
In what year did a Nash automobile
serve as the pace car at the Indianapolis 500?
The year was
1947, and the car was a canary yellow Ambassador Slipstream model.
It was the
first and only time a Nash was honored, and the first time that a
four-door vehicle was chosen. It was also one of the few pace cars that
wasn't a convertible.
The Ambassador
featured a 3.8-liter, overhead-valve, six-cylinder engine that could
produce 112 horsepower, almost as much as some contemporary eight-cylinder
engines, according to Forward magazine, a DaimlerChrysler historical
perspective magazine.
It had
"suicide" doors: The back doors had the hinge closer to the rear of the
At that time,
the pace car led the field around the track for one warm-up lap, and then
the race began. It was a custom that began with the first Indy 500 in 1911
as a safe "rolling start."
Driven by Mason
The Nash pace
car had its day in the sun on Memorial Day, Friday, May 30, 1947. (It
wasn't until 1968 that Memorial Day was moved from its traditional May 30
date to the last Monday in May.)
The Nash pace
car was driven that day by George W. Mason, president of Nash-Kelvinator.
Not many people knew that Mason, who was 56 years old in 1947, had raced
motorcycles as a teen on flat dirt tracks in his home state of North
The pace car
wasn't the only representative of Kenosha at the race.
Sitting in the
stands were a number of Nash men from Kenosha, including Floyd Kishline,
chief engineer; Ross Phelps, assistant chief engineer; and Earl Monson,
experimental department head.
Kenoshan in the
hometown boy Paul Russo qualified for the classic race, turning the 10
laps at an average speed of 123.967 mph.
It was a
comeback for Russo, who had been injured in an Indy wreck the
year before. He was revving up the
engine on the track behind Mason in the Shaw-Gilmore special that carried
Willy Shaw to an Indy victory 10 years before.
Russo's anxiety
was not unfounded: He was forced out after only 25 laps after a collision
with another car. Neither of the two drivers were hurt in the mishap.
Another driver,
William "Shorty" Cantlon, wasn't as lucky. On his 48th lap, the veteran of
11 races at the Indianapolis Speedway lost control of his car, spun around
twice and crashed into a wall on the southwest turn. He died a few minutes
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This question is at the top of the minds of most organisations around the globe.
With age demographics changing across the world, Gen Y is going to be the most critical workforce in the coming years. Hence, in order to engage them and harness their full potential, HR need to first understand what motivates Gen Y.
Gen Y is more creative, tech savvy, green and energetic. They do not understand how people can work in the same company for a long time – terms like loyalty and retention have different meanings for them. Most of them have been brought up in an almost affluent environment where the basics of life were never the issue. Hence, their frame of mind is not to just make ends meet and lead a good life, but make a difference wherever they are.
Understanding these aspects about them is critical for HR. If this generation is more involved in decision making, mirror groups, cross business projects and the like, they will feel more valued and engaged. Also, companies which have a strong social economy strategy and a strong social engagement model will be able to attract and retain this workforce as this satisfies their core need to make a difference. The key for HR is to think like Gen Y and design their Employee Value proposition in a way that will fit them.
Ajit Iyer
HR Director, Proprietary Pharmaceutical Division – Asia, Africa, Australia, Middle East, Abbott Laboratories
In three simple words: Think Like Them. As HR professionals, our foremost role is to identify, attract, develop and retain top talent. Therefore, we need to ensure we are shaping the workplaces we lead to leverage on what these set of employees have to offer. In my years working in HR, I was instrumental in hiring and managing many Gen Y employees. This experience has been invaluable in shaping my views on the most effective ways to do so. Here are a few key aspects I would not lose sight of:
• Communicate Candidly:
Ensure you create a forum where your senior executives can communicate directly with Gen Y.
• Design and build a simple and accessible organisation:
Ensure our organisations are not a cumbersome collection of processes. Organise Lunch-n-learn sessions between senior Gen X and upcoming Gen Y talent to thaw any ice.
• Recognise their Choices and Rights – go with the flow:
Work with your business leaders to create family-friendly workplace policies – telecommuting and job sharing are great options to explore. Flexible work options are another.
• Play their game… Network and be seen as one of them:
Visit and lecture at Universities. This is a great way to build your understanding of what motivates this group and it helps your organisation to be visible on campus.
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Assistant Vice President, HR, State Bank of India, Singapore
Demands of Gen Y reflect a shifting business mindset that organisations cannot ignore. Employees of this generation want and expect more from their careers. In addition, they want to excel and move up the career ladder quickly.
HR should form strategies and implement ways to train and develop their Gen Y staff so that they can increase their value and become more productive. By doing so, it allows these workers to progress more rapidly within their organisations.
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The absurdly cool freebie finder is:
…an automated free stuff aggregator. I've designed it to collect free stuff offers from top freebie sites, while filtering out most scams and referral pyramids. This site is in beta, and so your suggestions are always welcome. Listed below are the most recent offers found, with their sources to the right. Remember to bookmark the site, it updates every few hours! Please only request freebies you actually need and will use!
The site reminds me of craigslist in that there's some good stuff to be had, but a lot of it's pretty particular. Most people could use a free sample of Glide dental floss, for example, but not as many will find a free sample of Just For Men hair color of use.
There are a lot of offers for free subscriptions to specialized magazines like Golf for Women and Batanga, a Latin music magazine. Many geeks will be interested in the free subscriptions to Computer Gaming World and Electronic Gaming Monthly. I signed up for a free subscription to Workbench, a woodworking magazine, as a test.
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This article is about Odds and Ends, Tools
[...] Several weeks ago I mentioned the Absurdly Cool Freebie Finder, which highlights the best offers from freebie sites around the web. Andrew Cantino reports that he's made some updates: Freebie Finder has evolved significantly since you wrote about it, and so I thought your readers might be interested in taking another look. Freebie Finder still aggregates freebies from across the web while filtering out scams and referral pyramids. It does this by detecting links that occur across multiple sites with identical URLs. Since referral scams usually have a unique ID embedded in their URL, this technique filters out almost all of these scams. What's left tends to be actual freebies. I've found this technique to work remarkably well. [...]
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Just ask
any manager or leader in the average workplace and they will tell you that
project management is pivotal to their team's success and to the company's bottom
line. They will also tell you that the nature of project management is changing
along with larger changes in the workforce.
As we
discussed in (past posts here,
here and here ), we are experiencing the
rise of a mobile workforce
that will number in the billions by the end of this year. The new workplace ecosystem thrives on remote collaboration and virtual teamwork. As this article on The Diverse And Digital Workforce suggests, adapting the old
to the new is a challenge that every business organization - and each one of us
- needs to rise to in order to survive and thrive.
As a
starting point, it is important to learn about - and learn how to use - the
latest project collaboration and management tools designed with remote workers
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As we
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Monthly Archive for February, 2012
Firm ranks 25 biggest San Francisco-area investment advisers
BrightScope, a financial research company best known for rating 401(k) plans, has compiled a list of the largest 25 independent registered investment advisory firms in San Francisco. "This is the fastet growing segment of the wealth management market," says BrightScope chief executive Mike Alfred. The list includes firms based in or within 25 miles of […] [Read More]
IRS having more problems with "Where's My Refund" tool
The Internal Revenue Service is having more problems with its tool that tells people who file their tax return electronically when to expect a refund. On its "Where's My Refund" page, it has posted the following notice: "Update: We are aware that some taxpayers who have filed electronically and received an acknowledgement from the IRS […] [Read More]
Obama proposes exempting smaller retirement accounts from mandatory withdrawals
Buried in President Obama's budget plan for fiscal 2013 is a proposal that would gradually exempt Americans who have less than $75,000 in their tax-deferred retirement accounts from having to take required minimum distributions after they turn 70.5. Under current law, Americans must withdraw at least a certain percentage of the combined balance in their […] [Read More]
Apple closes above $500 per share
Apple stock closed above $500 a share for the first time today, giving it a market capitalization of $468.6 billion, more than the market caps of Google and Microsoft combined. The stock closed at $502.60, up $9.18 per share or 1.9 percent on Monday. Year to date, it is up 24.06 percent versus 7.5 percent […] [Read More]
California nabs big share of $25 billion mortgage settlement
The federal government and attorneys general from 49 states including California are announcing today a settlement valued at $25 billion to $26 billion over three years with the nation's five largest mortgage servicers to address mortgage loan servicing and foreclosure abuses. California's share of the settlement is $12 billion or close to half, according to […] [Read More]
Federal tax refunds delayed by IRS system upgrade
Some people who filed their 2011 tax returns electronically between Jan. 17 and 25 will get their federal tax refunds about a week later than initial projections because of an Internal Revenue Service computer-system upgrade. In a statement, the IRS said the delay "relates to fine-tuning IRS systems to adjust for new safeguards put in […] [Read More]
Obama unveils details on refinancing proposal for underwater loans
The White House today revealed details of its proposal to let homeowners with mortgages not owned by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac refinance into a new loan backed by the Federal Housing Administration, even if they are underwater and have low credit scores. The proposal, if approved by Congress, would slap a government guarantee on […] [Read More]


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MEDFORD, WI (WSAU) - A man hung himself in a Taylor County jail cell Friday evening. 21-year-old Jesse Holz of Edgerton used a bed sheet to kill himself. Jailers cut him down and attempted to resuscitate him, but they were unsuccessful.
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Britney has psoriasis?
old picture back from 2005
2012 – pre-grammy party
Our queen seems to have Psoriasis
It's a chronic skin disease that is often transmitted genetically, usually through the mother. it can manifest itself in various forms, like little spots or can cover a very wide area. sometimes it doesn't hurt or bother at all, but it can get worse because of stress or any other factor that weakens the immune system. Unfortunately it affected the bones and junctures, so the person can't do sport or any elevated physical activity. Maybe that's the reason why Britney isn't dancing hardcore anymore?
In the video above she's scratching like hell, saying: "That feels like Heaven … Mama, see what you passed down to me?" again as we said before that is often transmitted genetically, usually through the mother… What do you guys think?


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After a successful "crawl" last year, the second annual Crawl for A Cause is set to take place this Saturday, Aug. 23.
Crawl for A Cause is a pub crawl for participants 21 years or older with all proceeds going to benefit the Wapakoneta Family YMCA Annual Support Campaign.
According to event organizer Melanie Schnippel, she and her mother Judy Dubois have worked on the Annual Support Campaign for many years and the benefits are clearly seen.
Wapakoneta Elementary School students returning to class this week will notice a new addition to the school's playground area.
A one-tenth mile concrete walking track was completed Aug. 7 after nearly a week of construction. Among other things, students will use the track to complete miles for the school's walking club. In addition, students will be able to use the track during recess and teachers will have it available to them if they want to take their students out there during the school day.
There was a shopping spree at Community Markets on Defiance Street on Sunday morning.
People First of Auglaize County, an advocacy group for disabled people, held a drawing recently, with the winner garnering 90 seconds of shopping. The winner was Monica Hudson, of St. Marys. Her husband Joe ran the shopping spree Sunday.
JoAnn Blank, 84, of Cridersville, died at 10:50 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 16, 2014, at Lima Manor Nursing Home. She was born Sept. 5, 1929, to the late Ira B. and Lois Lucille Allstetter Keller. She married Harry W. Blank on June 10, 1951, and he preceded her in death March 16, 1990.
Mrs. Blank had worked for Woolworth for 33 years and had also been a receptionist for Dr. David Nielson. She was a member of St. Luke Lutheran Church and had graduated from Lima South High in 1947.
Joan E. Orchard, 74, of Wapakoneta, died at 1:35 a.m. on Sunday, Aug. 17, 2014, at St. Rita's Medical Center in Lima. She was born Sept. 8, 1939, in Covington, Ky., the daughter of Ralph T. and Margaret B. (Boone) Knipper, who preceded her in death. On Oct. 15, 1958, she married Robert D. "Bob" Orchard, Sr., and he survives.
Larry G. Hehmeyer, 64, of Celina, died at 8 a.m. on Aug. 14, 2014, at the Van Wert Inpatient Hospice Center. He was born Jan. 23, 1950, in Celina, to Eugene Hehmeyer and Marjorie (Trisel) Hehmeyer, who preceded him in death. On April 22, 1978, he married Renee Crowe, who survives.
Larry L. Lunz, 69, of rural Wapakoneta, died at 12:09 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 16, 2014, at his residence with his family at his side. He was born Nov. 1, 1944, in Lima, the son of Roy L. and Violet M. (Hole) Lunz, who preceded him in death. On Feb. 21, 1976, he married Kathleen L. McDermitt, and she survives.
Other survivors include, two children, Edward Lunz, of Wapakoneta, and Theresa (Adam) Friemoth, of Celina; a sister, Carol McCullough, of New Knoxville; two brothers-in-law, David McDermitt, of St. Marys, and Thomas (Pat) McDermitt, of Celina.
We have two contests left! Show off your photography skills in the category of architecture, due by 5 p.m. tonight. Use the final contest as an opportunity to display any theme of photo you have.
After graduating from Wapakoneta High School in 2000, Oliver Fisher, has found his way back to Auglaize County.
Fisher assumed the role of Auglaize County health commissioner on Thursday, Aug. 14 and will be working with current commissioner Charlotte Parsons until she retires from the position at the end of the month.
Gild the Lily co-owner Glenna McCormick has been a fixture in downtown Wapakoneta for nearly 60 years.
On Friday she was honored by the Wapakoneta Antique and Specialty Shops, or WASS, for her many years as a local business owner and for being a "pioneer" to downtown shop owners who followed in her footsteps.


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on my tongue. Seeping slowly…coating the inside of my mouth with a numbing sort of sweet addiction.
I held onto the defeat bottled up inside me when you rage at me so righteously and slumping onto the floor now I find I have no tears to cry, because I am empty
There is no love in my heart, no desire, no hope. I am not eaten with want, or wrinkled with anger. There are not stars in my eyes or electric sparks under my fingernails. I don't itch under my skin or hold together the perforated pieces of my bent heart.
If I am empty, I cannot overflow. And when I am empty I cannot let your anger seep it's red stain onto me. You have cured me of my self sabotage, because if I am only ashes on the wind there is nothing left for me to hate. Nothing left for me to love. And ergo my weightless self feels nothing but air and space. And I am free again to be nothing and everything at once.


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PISCATAWAY, NJ – Rutgers junior Cappie Pondexter (Chicago, IL) has been named one of 12 finalists for the 2004 Nancy Lieberman Award, given annually to the top Division I point guard in women's basketball.
Pondexter, a 5-9 guard, is averaging 18.2 points, 5.2 rebounds, 4.6 assists and 1.9 steals per game for the Scarlet Knights this season. An honorable mention All-America selection by the Associated Press and Kodak/Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) last season, she twice has been named the BIG EAST Conference Co-Player of the Week this winter, and she earned a spot on the Preseason WNIT All-Tournament Team. Pondexter, also a candidate for the State Farm Wade Trophy, the Wooden Women's Award as well as the Naismith National Player-of-the-Year Award, has had 20 double-digit scoring games (seven 20+ points, two 30+ points), one double-digit rebounding game, one double-digit assists game and one double-double this season.
Pondexter was one of two rookies to be a Lieberman Award candidate last season.
The Scarlet Knights (14-8, 6-4 BIG EAST) will host No. 2/1 Connecticut Saturday, Feb. 14, at 7:00 p.m.
2004 Nancy Lieberman Award Candidates
Jaime Carey, Texas
Cristina Ciocan, South Carolina
Erin Grant, Texas Tech
Lindsey Harding, Duke
Temeka Johnson, LSU
Kelly Mazzante, Penn State
Sara Nord, Louisville
Yolanda Paige, West Virginia
Cappie Pondexter, Rutgers
Diana Taurasi, Connecticut
Erika Valek, Purdue
Lindsay Whalen, Minnesota


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With the glut of "String Tribute To" albums floating around out in the world, an orchestral version of an album is typically just cause to run in the other direction. That said, the orchestral version of Elect the Dead is a welcome re-imagining of the System of a Down frontman's solo debut. On Elect the Dead Symphony, Serj Tankian worked with composer John Psathas and the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra to convert the album from biting prog rock to an elegant symphony that was performed live in Auckland, New Zealand in 2009. Thanks to the singer's prog leanings, the album translates surprisingly well from one medium to another, bridging the already short gap between progressive rock and classical music. The sweeping orchestral score is able to cast the songs in an entirely new light, combining perfectly with Tankian's manic vocals to create a greater sense of drama. "Feed Us" and "Lie Lie Lie" are transformed from rock songs into surging orchestral epics, starting out quietly and growing increasingly grandiose as the songs build themselves up. On top of the songs from Elect the Dead, Symphony also features a number of previously unreleased tracks, making this one a must-have for SOAD/Tankian completists. All in all, Symphony is a stunning piece of work that really showcases Tankian's creativity and versatility, substituting aggression for beauty to turn the album into a work that is simultaneously familiar and completely new. ~ Gregory Heaney, Rovi


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Hi, up for adventure and new thrills and spills and other such
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Hi Danny, Welcome to our group, we look forward to meeting you. If you have any suggestions for a meet or are interested in being an event organiser, let me know. We also have the Bath and Bristol Singles Group if you are interested in joining that too. See you soon. PS: There are two information messages "A Quick Guide to Meetup" and "Non Attendance at Meetups" if you could please read them - click on More in the main toolbar and then click in Files to find them Barrie :)
Welcome to GIG BUDDIES, Danny - look forward to meeting you at the L&M gig and perhaps at the next Audiophiles meeting in the New Year. Please feel free to post any gigs you want to attend, if you're not sure how to do that on this site, let Carolyn or myself know and we can post it for you.
Hi Danny, I got your message but can't seem to get a reply to you through the conversation page. My mobile number is 07881817917 so you can make contact nearer the date. Cheers. Katrina
Hi Danny! welcome to the Bristol cooking club and thank you for joining! See in your first meet up with us! :-)
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Curious Kat's Adventure Club! :) I hope you are having a lovely one! After Christmas indulgence, join us for a new year hikes. Or if you would like a 'pick me up' treat when the post Christmas blues hits, dine with us at Dans le Noir where the waiters are blind and your senses are heightened. Please also remember we only have a couple of places left on the adventure packed trips to Portugal and France. For details check www.adventureclub.biz.
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JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. (WDRB) -- Overdue books can cost libraries thousands, if not millions of dollars.
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Richard Neal is the sales manager for Unique Managements Services, which has 70 employees.
"It is really a specific niche we work with," said Neal. "We help libraries recover their overdues."
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Time: May 15, 2013 from 4pm to 5pm
Location: Charlevoix Public Library
Street: 220 W Clinton Street
City/Town: Charlevoix, MI 49720
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This school offers a Dual Immersion Program which I was able to enroll my son into as he entered 1st grade. Being bilingual myself, I wanted my son to have the same ability. So I transferred him from his home District into the Colton Unified School District, and so far, I believe I did the best thing. My son now reads, writes, and speaks both English and Spanish. In addition, his teacher was great. She did a great job in keeping me informed about the class activities and we managed to meet a couple of times during the year to discuss my son's progress and behavior. The school does offer monthly parent nights, PTA, School Site Council, English Language Advisory Committee, and a variety of other activities to get parents involved. I was unable to attend any due to my work schedule, but they are offered and information get's sent home with the students or by mail. I like that the school is small and has a small community feeling. It is clean and inviting. The office staff is friendly. Cons: Finding parking in a very small street to drop off/pick up children. I recommend you take your time to get there early to find a spot.
Over all the school is ok.How ever they really need to fix the area where the parents keep on driven in from the exit,My son almost got hit by a car in 2007 and it seemed that no one cared and I have been fighting with the school to fix that issue,and since then I have seen so many kids almost get hit by parents who come in the wrong way.I have reported every incident .And it seems like no one cares. .And all parents need to stop going threw the exit to drop off and pick up there kids. we need to have our staff be standing at the exit for cars don't come threw as they all stand in the front to greet the children.parents should all obey the law and stop going threw the exit....hopefully we can fix this issue before a child reallyt
The teachers are great and the school has improved a lot but there are still children that come from meager backgrounds that attend and need help.
I'm very happy whith this school, my best rating to them 5 stars
Exelent school they have duo immersion that the best education you can give your kids is wonderfull seeing them advance year after year. I'm please. I will recomended for those parents who are mind open and want their kids to learn more than one language
My child is now in fifth grade and has attended Grimes since kindergarten. I think it is a wonderful school. The campus is well kept and inviting. The office staff is friendly and helpful. The principal goes above and beyond in her duties. She shows that she truly cares about her students and staff. I have found all of the teachers to be friendly, caring, and hardworking. Grimes offers many wonderful afterschool programs such as science club, basketball, unsinkable cincos, and honors club (to name a few). I think it is a great school!
Overall this school is average I would say. I have two children attending Ruth Grimes, One teacher is great, one is OK. I don't think they are very adaptable to divorced parents, or the parents needs for their child. I do think they focus a lot on education, which is great.
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Program details: Experience the history, culture, and politics of the Middle East for three exciting weeks. Study at the University of Jordan in Amman; Birzeit University in Ramallah, West Bank; and Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Focus primarily on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as well as social issues in Amman, Ramallah, and Jerusalem. Experience the ancient ruins in Petra, Jordan, and the rich history of the West Bank and Jerusalem. Interact with students and faculty as well as Islamic and Jewish religious leaders.
Tentative dates: May 5 – June 27, 2014; tentative travel dates: May 10 – June 1, 2014.
Program sites: Amman, Bakka Palestinian Refugee Camp and Petra, Jordan; Ramallah, West Bank; Jeruselam; Tel Aviv.
Anticipated curriculum: Nursing in Global Perspective (NURS 441G), Nursing for Peace and Justice (NURS 490R), Independent Study in Nursing (NURS 495R), Introduction to Peace and Justice Studies (PJST 3000), Issues in Peace and Justice Studies (PJST 475R), Peace and Justice Studies Capstone (PJST 4900), Philosophy Independent Study (PHIL 490R), Advanced Topics in Philosophy (PHIL 492R), International Organization (POLS 3610), Political Science Independent Study (POLS 490R), Intercultural Relations (SOC 3620), Social Change (SOC 4400), Current Topics in Sociology (SOC 475R), and Sociology Independent Study (SOC 490R). All majors are welcome to apply.
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Download of the Week: Seapony "What You Wanted"
It's not much of a shock that we've had summer on our minds a lot lately…but when we listen to Seapony's newest material, we can't help but hear the sound of autumn. On their 2011 debut, Go With Me, the Seattle trio summoned the sunny spirit of summer days with its twee-influenced dream pop. However, their upcoming follow-up, Falling (out in, naturally, September), possesses a more brisk and robust sound that reminds us of crisp leaves under our feet and sunlight shining down at a sharper angle. We can't say we ever eagerly await the end of summer, but at least Seapony gives us something to look forward to this time!


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Tantalas lookout, in Hawaii, Oahu. During this time there was a slight VOG (Volcanic pollution). The camera I have is not so great (got to get a new one...). This one is a second set to the other one I made with more detail.
GigapanMagazine.org vol 2 issue 3 South Shore of Oahu from Waipuna Apartments on Ena Road at the gateway of Waikiki. Diamond Head in the morning, Fort Derussy Park, Kuhio Avenue and Kalakaua Avenue, King David Kalakaua at the juncture... HPN Crew: Zhuoqi Hao, Julia Hildebrand, Pete Britos
The Honolulu skyline as viewed from the top of Diamond Head
from Sea Lion Rock, halfway between Yachats and Florence on the Central Oregon Coast
GigapanMagazine.org vol 2 issue 3 The view from Round Top Drive. Looking over Diamond Head Crater, Waikiki, Downtown Honolulu and the Honolulu International Airport. Also in this panorama, Punahou School, University of Hawaii, Iolani School, Roosevelt High School, Makiki Cemetary, Puowaina (Punchbowl Crate...
GigapanMagazine.org vol 2 issue 3 Waikiki one block from the beach, on the roof of Eaton Square. Jeremy, Romina, Lucija, Britta, Simon and Pete met on the roof top of Eaton Square, 36 stories up. Jasmine stopped by too for a barbecue with some friends. She had shot up at Tantalus with Galina and Pete earli...
GigapanMagazine.org vol 2 issue 3 360 from Kakaako jetty, a favorite entry point for surfing the south shore. In the summer waves rise on the south shore and have recently gotten as big as 25 feet. In Hawaii we measure waves from the back, so a 25 foot wave means a 50 foot face, or more.
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Panoramic view from Diamond Head, Oahu
There is the little village of Hursley, captured in a panorama. There is me hanging out while it goes click click. There are artifacts of passing cars, and the 360 degree artifacts. And a driver-by "That's a dangerous place to be with me driving" - a commentary on his driving, not on my location.


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Beijing Classic Full-Day Tour including the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Summer Palace and Temple of Heaven
See all the classic Beijing sights on a full-day sightseeing tour covering Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace and Temple of Heaven. Along the way, your busy day includes relaxing scenic bus ride, Chinese style lunch, plus an unbeatable shopping experience at the Pearl Market.
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Your full-day tour starts at Tiananmen Square to explore China's more recent history, influenced by Chairman Mao and the rise of communism. From there it's on to the Forbidden City, built by Emperor Yong Le during the Ming Dynasty, and the seat of power for centuries. It has seen countless battles and reconstruction, and the architecture seen today dates from the 1700s. The Forbidden City is also known as the Imperial Palace Museum, with the history of every dynasty represented in four palatial halls.
After a delicious lunch, it's on to the Temple of Heaven, China's largest temple and altar complex. This extraordinary example of religious architecture dates back to the Ming and Qing dynasties.
Your final destination is the Summer Palace, the retreat of emperors for 800 years. One of Beijing's finest parks surrounds the palace, and you'll be able to explore the grounds, temples and the world's longest art gallery.
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We saw the major sights in Beijing. It was a busy day...but worthwhile. We saw 4 weddings at The Temple of Heaven while we were there. Loved the Summer Palace and our trip over the lake in a dragon boat. Great day trip.
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I great way to visit the main must see attractions. The tour guide (Jackie) was friendly, helpful and funny. He shared curious stories in all sites making an effort to give more information than just the basic historic facts. I only wish we had more time to see the Summer Palace which is spectacular.


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Fall is here. Let the apple picking commence.
Here have a mid summer's eve. Complete with frogs (we've had a lot of rain) and birds. It's a beautiful night.
My favorite yard flowers are finally in bloom.
Sunrise is one of my favorite times to photograph my yard, but I have to admit to loving the light in the spring & summer evenings quite a bit too. What I love most about this picture though is the complete lack of snow. Spring has finally settled in and I could not be more grateful.
I'm ready for a new view. I miss seeing green… If only actual spring would catch up with calendar spring.
Loved the shadows from the trees this morning. Might have found the sliver lining to all that fucking snow. ;)
It's going to be a good day for a snow shoe. Still rather monochromatic out there but even prettier than last night.
Happy New Year from the frigid Northeast. Thanks again to those who follow and those who enjoy my pictures. I know there must be some overlap in there somewhere. ;) Thanks to people who have bought my photography—you have made me happy and given my confidence a hell of a boost. I always look forward to a new day and its possibilities. Today is no different. Here's to our health and all the opportunities that await us in the new year.
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In Our Lovely Deseret: 'You who have ... warmed my heart': A letter is an imperishable gift of self
"Thank you for my dear letter, which came on Saturday night, when all the world was still; thank you for the love it bore me," wrote Emily Dickinson to Susan, her sister-in-law and friend. "And for its golden thoughts, and feelings so like gems, that I was sure I gathered them in whole baskets of pearls!"
"There is nothing in this world quite so wonderful as the faith a child has in one they love," observed Calamity Jane to her daughter, Janey. Karen Dinesen Blixen of "Out of Africa" fame wrote to her mother in 1921: "For me you are the most beautiful and wonderful person in the world; merely the fact that you are alive makes the whole world different; where you are there is peace and harmony, shade and flowing springs, birds and singing; to come to where you are is like entering 'heaven.' "
In 1839, Charlotte Bronte wrote out her heart in a letter to her dear school friend Ellen Nussey, following the death of her brother Bramwell and two of her sisters over a matter of months: "But crushed I am not — yet; nor robbed of elasticity nor of hope — nor quite of endeavor — Still I have some strength to fight the battle of life."
Such words cannot be typed on an electronic device in an impersonal font and sent via email. They are too vital, too laden with emotions and truths. Yes, an email can be printed out, but it cannot be kept and archived as a true and living thing.
Letters express souls, and souls are embodied in them, in countless ways: the literal touch of the hand of the writer, the breath and scent and emotion of the writer, the unique handwriting itself. Oh, the awareness that someone you love has actually touched what you touch! You can, if you desire, literally hold it close to your heart.
The choice of writing paper, the color of ink, the choice of ink, the way the words are formed, the manner in which the address is written — all combine to express an individual, a unique and interesting "one." A turn of phrase, the way a person underlines certain words to stress them, little doodlings or pictures drawn at the end of the text, or even stickers placed on the outside envelope all say: This is Me, and I am sending this little part of myself to You.
In this vast, impersonal world of Internet days, there is yet a longing for the reality — and vitality — of the personal touch. And the personal touch still possesses the same power it always has.
Max Kalehoff in a 2009 article titled "Resurrection of the Handwritten Letter" gives a powerful example:
"An ambitious sales colleague at my company recently annoyed a prospective client with one too many phone calls. The prospect requested to never be called again. ... My colleague sent a hand-written apology letter and promised never to call again. A few days later, that prospect called my colleague back and said, 'You're a good guy and your product rocks, so please sign me up immediately.'"
This is only one of many examples, and I am certain we can think of and remember our own.
Everything in our world is mass produced. We feel part of that mass production when we post a short email to half a dozen people, push a button and send it off. It requires determination and reflection, precision of purpose and aim as well as caring and thoughtfulness to create with our own mind and execute with our own hand a personal communication to another.
The satisfactions are real. "Character, personality, tradition and posterity are all emphasized in handwritten letters," stated Jamie Elizabeth in a Helium article.
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Matter of Zabary v Zabary
2009 NY Slip Op 08023 [67 AD3d 695]
November 4, 2009
Appellate Division, Second Department
Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau
pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431.
As corrected through Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Matter of Zabary v Zabary
In the Matter of Arlene Zabary, Appellant,
Michael Zabary, Respondent.
—[*1] Arlene Zabary, Plainview, N.Y., appellant pro se.
In a child support proceeding pursuant to Family Court Act article 4, the mother appeals, as limited by her brief, from so much of an order of the Family Court, Nassau County (Greenberg, J.), dated March 25, 2009, as denied her objections to so much of an order of the same court (Dwyer, S.M.), dated December 22, 2008, as, after a hearing, awarded the father the sum of $6,631.30 in educational expenses for the subject children and awarded her the sum of only $1,435.90 in educational and dental expenses for the subject children.
Ordered that the order is affirmed insofar as appealed from, without costs or disbursements.
Contrary to the mother's contention, the Support Magistrate did not improvidently exercise its discretion in determining the mother's share of educational expenses for the subject children (see Domestic Relations Law § 240 [1-b] [h]; Matter of Paccione v Paccione, 57 AD3d 900, 903-904 [2008]; Cimons v Cimons, 53 AD3d 125, 127, 129 [2008]; Matter of Poznik v Froebel, 1 AD3d 366, 367 [2003]).
The mother's remaining contentions are without merit. Mastro, J.P., Balkin, Eng and Leventhal, JJ., concur.


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Camillus Court East, a senior retirement home at 10100 W. Bluemound Road, was evacuated at 7:53 a.m. Feb. 21 due to multiple bomb threats allegedly called in by a jilted lover.
According to the Wauwatosa police report:
The suspect, a 31-year-old Milwaukee man, allegedly called the retirement home multiple times saying that he left a bomb on the second floor men's bathroom. He also called and said he was the man who made the fake bomb threat. During another call he said that a female employee had urged him to make the threats. When pressed for a name, he didn't answer and said only that he hoped she got fired.
The employee in question, a 19-year-old woman, called the man after hearing about the threats and asked why he was doing it. "Are they scared now? I'm going to tell them you made the call," he allegedly said during their conversation.
The woman told police the man thought she owed him the $200 rent he paid before getting kicked out of her home for allegedly trying to burn her with an iron.
Police found and arrested the man a few hours after the call.
He admitted to making the bomb threats and said he was surprised the building was evacuated and bomb-sniffing dogs were brought in due to his fake threats.
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Single Review : Art Brut - Lost Weekend (2.5/10)
Review of Art Brut's new single 'Lost Weekend' what we did do.
Certainly an early candidate for worst single of the year.
Title: Lost Weekend
Label: Cooking Vinyl
Release: 16th May 2011
Rating: 2.5
I first heard of Art Brut after lead singer Eddie Argos had a fight with Kele of Bloc Party, following disparaging comments made about each other's band. This culminated in Kele referring to Argos as "Fatty Argos" and fists were thrown. The thing is, at the time, Argos was a bit chubs. Someone calling him fat is probably not worth brawling over. If he weighed himself and didn't like the figure, would he punch the scales? The most pointless fight since Bam Bam Bigelow and Doink the Clown at Wrestlemania X, if you ask me.


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It will cut available investment capital and retard growth across the board in this country..thus NO job growth and no additional revenue from income taxes...why do you focus on ONLY one piece of the pie? Without invetment income BUSINESSES can not and will not grow and new start up businesses will be almost zero. BTW no one is about going after grandma and grandpa..that is propaganda spin from the left....the attempt to rein in social security and medicare is to re direct the programs for FUTURE generations along similar lines as the FERS p rogram was when being converted from the CSRS programs OLDER employees were given the option to be grandfathered in. So the grandma grandpa thingy is nothing but FEAR MONGERING.


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Texas-based Simpli.fi joins a small wave of firms testing audience-based ad buying in China and neighboring markets.
Hong Kong – Simpli.fi, a demand side platform (DSP) headquartered in Texas, U.S., has expanded its operations to China. The company's product allows marketers to bid online ads in real-time.
Don Epperson, executive chairman at Simpli.fi, said the platform will enable advertisers and their agencies to bid on billions of display ad placements per month from thousands of China-based sites and hundreds of thousands of U.S. based sites accessed daily by people in China.
He declined to name individual advertisers but said the DSP works with global brands, search engines, e-commerce sites and direct response marketers across industries.
These advertisers will use the platform to buy targeted niche ad space in high volume, which Simpli.fi will charge on a percentage of ad spend.
Simpli.fi launched its platform to the US/Canada market in October 2010 and in Asia this month. Its China debut will be followed by India, Southeast Asia and Australia in the coming weeks. The DSP intends to launch in Europe in Q3 this year.
Display advertising in North America has begun to shift toward buying audiences rather than media properties. While there is huge potential in China (Magna Global forecasts Internet ad spending will reach $10.5 billion by 2016), display ad technologies are relatively nascent.
For instance, buying online ads based on performance metrics such as CPC/CPA is still not widely accepted in China as most buy content and premium inventory on a per day or time block basis, explained Lawrence Wan, managing director, e-business solutions at GroupM China.
However, this hasn't deterred agency networks such as Vivaki and Mediabrands from importing their display ad models from the U.S. to China. Their success in the market may depend on acquisitions and partnerships with regional ad technology firms, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
Claus Mortensen, principal analyst for digital marketplace and new media at IDC, said display technology firms that plan to enter China have to take on a one-market approach.
In Singapore, Reza Behnam founded Adz in 2008; the firm is a DSP or interactive "audience buying" platform with the goal of simplifying the online ad buying process for agencies and advertisers.
The former managing director at Yahoo Southeast Asia said, "Arbitrage, non-transparency, and blind buying have caused a lot of confusion and a lack of confidence in the buying process, especially on the display side."
One of Adz's goals is to reduce delivery costs for agencies and allow them to scale their existing digital capabilities to cover more advertisers and handle larger online budgets. The DSP works with agency networks as well as direct marketers and brands. It is in the midst of expanding across the Asia Pacific.
Because Asia's ecosystem is not as developed or crowded, this presents challenges as well as opportunities for display technology firms doing business in the region.
Among the challenges are misinformation and the risk-averse nature of many advertisers in testing unproven technologies. Additionally, in Asia's emerging markets, despite the availability of technology and processes to capture data, actual audience data has not been sufficiently aggregated and is spread across many publishers and advertisers, Behnam said.
"So, we're still in early days in terms of performance display, optimization and audience buying, but it will happen in Asia and it'll happen at a relatively fast pace," he added.
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YES - Duty-free shopping, for example in airports, is only for non EU residents whose destination is outside the EU. EU residents must pay VAT, even when they are shopping in another EU country.
You may sometimes be exempted from paying VAT when you buy a car in another EU country.
NO - There are currently 28 countries in the EU, but only 18 use the euro: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain.
Only if the seller agrees. Although you were initially solicited by post, you signed the contract in the shop and it is therefore definitive. Read the small print of the contract to see under what conditions - if any - you may cancel your order.
EU law provides for a two-year guarantee for any new goods bought from a professional seller based in the EU. During this two-year period, the seller is responsible for any fault in the product - you must be able to use your sofa normally without any faults appearing.
However, leather is a delicate material which is easily damaged by sweat or by cleaning it with the wrong products. In cases like these, the seller must inform you when you buy the goods whether they need to be treated in a particular way.
When you shop online, you have the same rights as when you buy in a shop:
Check the terms and conditions and the returns policy of the seller's website. Contact them to explain the problem and ask for a solution. If you don't get a satisfactory response and the seller is based in the EU, you can contact the European consumer centre in your home country.
There are specific EU rules covering goods bought from a trader during a visit to your home or workplace or at an event outside the trader's usual business premises.
Check the terms and conditions of delivery in the contract you signed. If the delivery period in the contract has elapsed, you should complain to the trader in writing. If the trader is in another EU country, contact your local European Consumer Centre.
The legal guarantee is valid for a period of two years throughout the EU. But there are certain conditions.
The legal guarantee covers any defects presumed to have existed at the time of delivery and which become apparent within a period of two years. However, the crucial time period here is the six months following purchase:
YES - It is your choice to choose whether to have a defective product repaired or replaced, unless your choice turns out to be impossible or disproportionately expensive for the seller. However, if the product's fault is minor - as in this case - opting for repair might well be the quickest solution.
Under EU rules, the goods must be as described by the seller, fit for usual purpose, and of satisfactory quality and performance.
Hopefully you still have the receipt with the seller's details. You should first contact him or her to explain your problem and ask to have the camera repaired or replaced. If this cannot be done, you should seek a refund.
If you do not get a satisfactory response from the seller, you can contact your local European Consumer Centre, or the one in the country where you made the purchase.
That depends on which of the two types of product guarantee you want to invoke: the legal guarantee or the commercial guarantee.
The legal guarantee is binding on the seller. It is valid for two years and covers products bought in the EU.
The seller or manufacturer may also provide you with a commercial guarantee, whose terms and conditions are explained in your contract; the terms of the manufacturer's commercial guarantee could present more advantages for you than the legal guarantee. The commercial guarantee does not replace the two-year legal guarantee. If you are given a one-year commercial guarantee when you buy a product, you can still use the two-year legal guarantee to claim redress from the seller after more than one year, but still within two years of purchase, on the basis of your legal guarantee.
NO, NOT RIGHT AWAY - Under EU law, the seller must give you the choice between having your faulty television set repaired or replaced. If both solutions turn out to be impossible (for example, it would take an unreasonably long time or be too costly for the seller), you can demand a refund.
Under EU law, within the legal guarantee period of two years, defective products must be repaired or replaced without any cost to the consumer. This includes shipping costs. So, in principle, the seller should cover all shipping costs (your sending the faulty camera to the seller; the seller's returning the repaired camera to you).
However, the seller may wish to examine the camera to check whether it was defective when you bought it. In this case, you may have to pay to return the camera and ask to be refunded the shipping costs if the seller agrees that it was defective.
The guarantee your seller is referring to is the manufacturer's commercial guarantee for your computer. This has nothing to do with your legal guarantee, which is binding on the seller and lasts for two years.
If the seller agrees that your computer is faulty, they must repair or replace it free of charge. It is up to them to settle the matter with the manufacturer.
The two-year period starts from the day you took possession of the product. If you walked into a shop and walked out with the product, the guarantee period starts on that date. If you paid for the product but it was delivered at a later date, the two-year period starts from the date of delivery.
You should therefore always keep your sales receipts and any delivery statements.
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Architecture Between Front and Rear: Designing World War II
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First trained as an architect, Jean-Louis Cohen subsequently earned a doctorate from the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales. In 1994 New York University's Institute of Fine Arts awarded him the architectural history chair created for Henry-Russell Hitchcock and later occupied by Reyner Banham and Richard Pommer. Cohen
stopped teaching between 1979 and 1983 to expand and manage France's government
research funds for architectural history, theory, and technology.
An articulate writer, popular lecturer, commentator for the French media, and leader of research teams, Cohen has greatly contributed to expanding the knowledge and understanding of Western architecture and urbanism in the first half of the 20th century. His initial expertise on Soviet avant-garde architecture led him to study Le Corbusier's personal and theoretical effect in the Soviet Union as well as the career of French modernist and pro-Soviet architect Andre Lurcat.
Cohen's studies of cosmopolitan aspects of French architecture are also groundbreaking; with Hartmut Frank he directed a team that compared policies implemented by the Germans in Alsace-Lorraine in 1940–44 and by the French in the Baden and Saar regions in 1945–50. In addition he has analyzed the French infatuation with Italian architecture in the 1970s. The Centre Georges Pompidou entrusted him with the architecture section for its Paris-Moscow exhibit and named him scientific adviser for the mammoth 1987 retrospective "L'Aventure Le Corbusier." Although Cohen has organized shows on behalf of the Pavilion de l'Arsenal and Les Annees 30 for the Musee des Monuments Francais, his best-known curatorial endeavor remains "Scenes of the World to Come: European Architecture and the American Challenge, 1893–1960," a spectacular display of artifacts related to Europe's fascination with American architecture, organized by the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal. The premise of the exhibition, as Cohen defined it, was that European architects and engineers were intrigued by the iron-and-steel structure that supported the classicizing facades of the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 in Chicago. The following decades witnessed an ongoing interaction between European architectural practice and thinking and the contemporary American profession as the skyscraper and mass production reshaped urban environments.
Overall, Cohen's intent has been to explore how the complementary, and at times contradictory, social, and aesthetic concepts of modernism, modernity, and modernization have affected the built environment on an international scale and to place these currents into a broader political and cultural context. Cohen has served on the editorial boards of Architecture, Mouvement, Continuite, Cas abella, and Des ign Book Review. He sits on the boards of the Fondation Le Corbusier and the Canadian Centre for Architecture and is the only non-American member of the Council for Architecture.
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I'm BACK!!!
Okay, so I left for a week for church camp without saying goodbye, so I'm gonna say it now:
We drove to Kentucky from Virginia and it took us twelve hours driving through the night.
so most of monday, we were all like:
Tuesday, we started doing stuff. I was in this group where we visited nursing homes and made crafts for them and talked to them. Since I'm so introverted and bad at talking to people, I was mostly like:
But then I got talking to this lady who was deaf in one ear, and I couldn't really understand what she was saying but when we were leaving, she said loud and clear, "I love you!" Then I was like:
Wednesday is labeled at our church 'Emotional day' because it seems like every time we go to church camp, wednesday is the day everyone cries during the service. Well, we got to a different nursing home and I sat with this lady who loved to sing, and she reminded me of my mom back home because she loves singing too, and then I started thinking of her old, and
But anyway, that night we played our own version of Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader, and I won!!
But everyone in our dorm was bawling when my best friend confided in us about something she had been dwelling on for a while, and we were all like:
Thursday night, there was this guy in a scary clown mask. He didn't scare me, but he scare the living crap out of my friends. I noticed him coming towards us, and I pointed toward my friends and put my finger over my mouth. He didn't even do anything, he just stood there and they went:
And I was like:
Then this morning, we were all packed and we drove all the way back. I got home and did this:
And now I'm back baby!!! WHOO!!!!!!
So yeah just letting you all know that I didn't die :D


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The Faces of David Beckham
A weekend of soccer fix ahead. Spain take on a pulsating Italian squad high on their demolition of Germany in the Euro 2012 semifinal. Striker Mario Balotelli is set to become the new icon of world soccer if he can lift his country to the title on Sunday in Kiev. Before then, on Saturday, Stanford […] [Read More]
Soccer in San Francisco – San Jose vs. Seattle in the US Open Cup
San Francisco is a city full of fans who love the Beautiful game. All you have to do to feel the passion is make your way past a packed pub full of fanatics watching the Euro 2012 games. The one thing lacking in San Francisco is a top-tier professional team calling the city home. The […] [Read More]
The Battle of Kezar – Referee Loses Control of Quakes Game
Weak refereeing prompted last night's US Open Cup clash between San Jose and Seattle at Kezar stadium to end in skirmishes and disruption. The sight of the referee leaving the back exit to the stadium surrounded by security summed it up. San Jose lost the game 1-0. The talk of making US soccer world class […] [Read More]
Euro 2012 – Can Ronaldo Stop the Spanish March?
Guest blogger, Elizabeth Powley, looks at tomorrow's semifinal clash between the Iberians, Spain v Portugal at Euro 2012. It pains me to admit it, given my allegiance to Barcelona, but Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo is peaking in a way reminiscent of Diego Maradona leading Argentina to World Cup victory in 1986. Maradona, like Ronaldo, started slowly […] [Read More]
MLS Teams Head to Kezar Stadium Tonight for US Open Cup Tie
I spend much time sitting on a sofa or barstool watching soccer on TV. It's no substitute for the real thing. Heading to the stadium renders its own magic. Add your voice to the sound of the crowd. Observe the field and you draw your own picture. No need to share with the cameraman. And […] [Read More]
Euro 2012 – The Curse of the Penalty and Defensive Rot
Quarterfinal, England v Italy, Kiev, Ukraine England 0 Italy 0 Italy advance on penalty shoot out win, 4-2. Call it the Curse of the Penalty. Send Holmes and Watson to investigate. Spot the two villains named Ashley, that most English of names – Ashley Young and Ashley Cole – their footprints stamped on another failure for […] [Read More]
Euro 2012 – The Operatic Clash of Italy v England
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Greece Exits the Euros – Kicked out by Germany – Quakes Big Week Up Ahead
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Ronaldo Hits Form at Right Moment
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Famed for making ill-tempered music with a social conscience, Birkenhead band Half Man Half Biscuit, formed in the early eighties, 'merely as a way of getting through the day'. Quickly picked up by the angst-ridden youth of the eighties, their punk-driven, lyrical rants and protests against all things celebrity and fake, became the unofficial anthems of the underground.