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love the shoes... the dress? not so much.
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Funny, when I first saw Fergie in this dress I thought, gee, maybe I can pull off dressing like a twenty-something, too. Fergie, girl, you give me hope!
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REUTERS - Thailand face a FIFA-imposed suspension on Monday after a lowly fourth tier club refused to balk at pressure from the world governing body to drop a court order halting controversial reforms that has left the game in crisis.
Thai FA (FAT) leader and FIFA executive committee member Worawi Makudi has also, so far unsuccessfully, pressured Pattaya FC to drop the court injunction which led to him postponing last Sunday's FAT presidential elections indefinitely.
The argument centres on one of the FIFA and Worawi backed reforms that would see the slashing of the number of eligible voters from around 180 to just 72.
Worawi wanted to push through the new reforms in line with FIFA statues in a vote on June 15 before holding the presidential election a day later, just before his latest term ended.
But Pattaya secured an order from Bangkok's Min Buri court on June 14 that prevented the Thai FA meeting to vote on the matter before the court reaches a verdict on the club's claim, local media reported
Critics say shrinking the vote is a ploy by Worawi to retain his seat amongst growing unpopularity. The controversial 61-year-old says the new reforms are a FIFA prerequisite.
FIFA said they could impose a suspension on Thailand should Pattaya not drop the claim by Monday, which Worawi said would jeopardise lucrative tours by Barcelona, Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea to the Southeast Asian country in the coming weeks.
The Thai Sports Authority are also watching the case with Thai Sports law dictating that an election must be held within 30 days of the incumbent's term expiring.
Annop Singtothong, vice president of Thai Premier League club Chon Buri FC and a rival of Worawi, said this week he would canvas members of the FAT to force the election to happen within the 30-day period and queried the timing of the reforms.
"All members are willing to comply with FIFA's regulations," he told English language daily The Nation.
"In fact, we had no objection with the new statute. But, we just would like to ask why there is an attempt to amend the rules on the final day of incumbent's mandate."
Pattaya had also brought a suit against Worawi but dropped that earlier this week as it deemed he could no longer legitimately run the association following the end of this third two-year term on Sunday, the Nation reported on Wednesday.
The paper also said the club had received death threats.
FIFA were adamant that Pattaya were wrong to involve the courts in soccer governance.
"By pursuing their action before an ordinary court of law, the club's behaviour prevents FAT from managing its affairs independently and undermines the competent decision-making bodies of FAT, which is clearly contrary to the above obligations," FIFA said in a letter to FAT secretary-general Ong-arj Kosinkar on Monday, carried by several local media.
Football fan Pinit Ngarmpring, who is standing against Worawi in the FAT elections, pleaded for leniency in a replying letter to several high-standing FIFA officials including president Sepp Blatter.
Former national team manager Virach Charnpanich is also standing in the elections and he joined Pinit in a news conference this week to criticise Worawi for the timing of the reform push.
"This may prove that he wants to gain an upper hand in the election," he was quoted as saying by the Bangkok Post on Wednesday.
Worawi has long been plagued with allegations of corruption during his tenure with FIFA and the FAT but has successfully defended himself each time to remain in his powerful positions.
However, he failed in his bid to become Asian Football Confederation president in May when he was comprehensively beaten by Sheikh Salman bin Ibrahim Al Khalifa.
His popularity in Thailand has also suffered. He was criticised after a chaotic hosting of the FIFA Futsal World Cup last year which saw the main venue go unused after construction delays.
On Wednesday, he angrily denied the letter sent by FIFA officials threatening suspension was a fake.
"It is my responsibility. I am trying to do everything to follow the FIFA rules. As for my position on FIFA's board... it's not related to this problem."
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When you're a 33-year-old catcher, hitting .170, and you've just returned from the DL, this isn't the smartest thing to do.
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Good.2. Rafael Bellylard: Built like a Panda. Posted: May 26, 2014 at 09:34 PM (#4713704)
Miguel Olivo, come on down!3. Gold Star - just Gold Star Posted: May 26, 2014 at 09:58 PM (#4713709)
Oh, wait.....
If Olivio had kept his mouth shut, both he and Alex Guerrero would be in LA now.4. Gold Star - just Gold Star Posted: May 26, 2014 at 09:59 PM (#4713710)
That said, Dodgers pitchers seem to be responding well to Butera.5. Ray (RDP) Posted: May 26, 2014 at 10:09 PM (#4713712)
Given how low H/9 has gotten (tied for 6th lowest H/9 in the NL in the past half century) we may see a few no-hitters this season.6. Jose Is The Most Absurd Thing on the Site Posted: May 26, 2014 at 10:16 PM (#4713715)
Are you watching tonight's Dodger game Ray? You should be.7. Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Griffin (Vlad) Posted: May 26, 2014 at 10:32 PM (#4713725)
As a guy who once tore one of the posterior tendons in his ankle by stepping down from a curb, I can relate.8. Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Griffin (Vlad) Posted: May 26, 2014 at 10:33 PM (#4713726)
Feel better, AJ.
Miguel Olivo, come on down!
Tim Federowicz is probably a better player than Olivo, anyway.
Chad Kreuter is available.10. Cblau Posted: May 27, 2014 at 09:17 PM (#4714244)
Actually, if you are 33 and have a .170 batting average, staying on the DL might be your best strategy.
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Good location
the rooms were from the 1950's. Horrific painting, 1950's wallpaper, there was an animal in the room at some point in time and the owners must have locked it into the bath. The animal chewed half of the door molding off of the wood. The toilet paper wasIf you're not picky, and don't care, then it'll do. But for xxx more you can stay at a name brand hotel a quarter mile up the road.
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Perfect for leisure and business travelers alike, and located directly across from the FDR Home and Library, the Quality Inn of Hyde Park features free wireless internet service, expanded continental breakfast, warmly appointed guestrooms, and real hospitality. The hotel is convenient to other area attractions, including Hyde Park's Vanderbilt Mansion, The...
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Close proximity to FDR house, national park, Walk across the Hudson. The pillows are wonderful.
Décor a bit outdated, but adequate.The hot breakfast was very good with many options. Highly recommend that.
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Location across from the FDR libary
Everything was fineNice location; surprisingly inexpensive for location, pleasant atmosphere and friendly, nice breakfast
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NOTHING & when I booked it, it said it had room service....WELL IT DOES NOT, another FRAUD AS INDICATED AS SN AMENITY!!
SMALL ROOMS, STAFF & The SO CALLED MANAGER, TOO MANY TO NAME AND THEY CHARGED ME AFTER YOU, OVERDREW MY ACCT AND I COULDN'T PAY BILLS WHEN THEY WERE DO! THIS WAS A TRIP TO HELP MY FRIENDS SISTER, WHO HAS MS, CLEAN, GO TO THE DUMP AND MORE, NOT LEISURE!!!!WHEN SPEAKING WITH THEM, THEY ALSO AGREED AND STATED THAT YOUR COMPANY IS ONLY IN IT FOR THE MONEY, SO I GUESS IT'S TIME TO SHARE THIS INFORMATION BECAUSE NO ONE ELSE SHOULD EVER DEAL WITH THIS, ESPECIALLY WHEN THERE FOR A GOOD DEED & THAT I DON'T REGRET, BUT CERTAINLY NOT THERE FOR A HORSE SHOW OR A DEISEL TRUCK WAKING ME UP AT 5:00 am!!!!
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Very clean, polite staff, beds were comfortable and good breakfast.
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Overpriced. Dated facilities. Confusing layout.
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The hotel was extremely close to where I wanted to go. Staff was friendly room was spacious and clean nothing broken, had a refrigerator and a microwave. Beds were well made. Most of all it had a beautiful setting along a small river.
The breakfast. First it was a beautiful setting overlooking a idyllic creek with a patio, but the food was the worst I have ever had. Cold cereal is the only thing worth eating even the coffee was so bad I had to make a detour to Starbucks on the way out.It seems out of the way but great access to Vassar college. Beautiful location but in a residential area. It is confusing to access the hotel I had to drive around to figure out where the entrance was. No falls though. Do not plan to have any kind of substantial breakfast here though if that's important to you and nothing else is near by. For my purpose, which is visiting Vassar, I will probably use it again
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The staff was friendly and very accommodating. I will definitely be back.
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Free breakfast, though limited, was nice and provided plenty to fill us up. The staff here, especially the gentleman who works the front desk at night, were great! Very friendly and helpful. Beds were extremely comfortable!
There were a couple of cobwebs in the corners of our room, down at the floor. Overall size of the room and bathroom was generally small. Last minor thing, this hotel only provides shampoo and lotion, NO conditioner! Ugh.
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Despite the presence of transfer wideout Da'Rick Rogers, Tech's football team, below, has gone winless in this year's OVC campaign. Multiple injures that have forced backups to play in key positions, such as quarterback Darian Stone, bottom right. Jamal Ferguson
Despite the presence of transfer wideout Da'Rick Rogers, Tech's football team, below, has gone winless in this year's OVC campaign. Multiple injures that have forced backups to play in key positions, such as quarterback Darian Stone, bottom right. Jamal Ferguson
Tech's football team is 0-5 in the OVC and 2-6 overall so far in 2012, one year removed from an Ohio Valley Conference Championship and the school's first visit to the FCS Playoffs.
All I've heard the past few weeks is the public's reasoning for the team's "poor play," as I've heard it called.
However, let me go in a different direction.
Although you may not have expected a 2-6 record at this point in the season, when you look at the facts, it's not surprising.
You may describe the team's play as "underachieving." I describe it as unfortunate.
Take last week's game vs. Tennessee State University, for instance. Tech's defense held the top team in the OVC to 15 points for 59 minutes and 59 seconds. At that point in the game, Tech had the lead.
That's pretty decent. Tech was outgained in every phase except perhaps discipline and still had a chance to put the game away with less than three minutes left. A long field goal didn't go, and TSU ended up scoring with no time remaining on a play where officials missed the fact TSU was lined up illegally.
I'm not one to blame the officials for a loss, especially when no one knows what might have happened, but facts are facts.
Considering starting quarterback Tre Lamb missed the game because of an injury, and starting running back Adam Urbano has been limited because of an injury as well, I would say the team overachieved during the game. Defensive stalwart Caleb Mitchell also didn't make the trip. Sophomore Darian Stone played excellently in relief of Lamb, sparking the Golden Eagles with his legs at many points throughout the game. He led the team to the brink of victory.
The loss was unfortunate.
Let's look at Da'Rick Rogers. Most people thought he would propel Tech to back-to-back championships when he joined the team in late August. A terrific talent, Rogers has 45 receptions for more that 700 yards and eight touchdowns.
But without having the benefit of a full spring practice, Rogers can't be expected to have the same grasp of Watson Brown's system four-year player Tim Benford had last year. Don't forget Benford was pretty good as well. He's currently in the NFL.
Rogers has had his glimpses, but between an ankle injury and the lack of time in the system, he can't be on the field every play like Benford was.
And fans, one last point... The team last year spoiled you.
They took care of business last year and won the OVC, and we, as fans, would love for it to happen every year. But there are eight other teams that put the bull's-eye on Tech's back this year, getting amped up to play the defending champs. Repeating as champs isn't the easiest thing to do.
I am not making excuses for the team because I'm sure they and coach Brown would give you none. But the fact remains that multiple issues other than the team across the sideline have stood in the Golden Eagles' way. And we just looked at one game.
Sometimes there isn't much you can do about it.
It's just unfortunate.
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Jewish Agency: Don't sugar-coat Israel
Dyonna Ginsburg 370.
(photo credit:Jewish Agency)
American youth who learn about Israel, including the country's problems, are
more "motivated to engage in more Israel-based service," according to a report
released on Wednesday by the Jewish Agency in conjunction with the NGO Repair
the World.The report, titled Serving a Complex Israel: A report on
Israel-based Immersive Jewish Service-learning, "bucks the commonly held fear
among mainstream Jewish organizations that Israel's more difficult social
problems will turn off young people from [the country]," according to
JAFI."This fear has been why groups like Birthright, federations and
even local synagogues have tended to shy away from immersing their participants,
donors and congregants in situations that really show the Israeli-Palestinian
conflict, Jewish-Arab tensions and extreme poverty."These findings are
based on a survey of 332 alumni from 12 "immersive Jewish service-learning (IJSL)
programs," which engage their participants in "full time" community service for
a minimum of a week.Among the study's conclusions is the assertion that
those exposed to situations with a negative connotation, such as the
religious-secular divide, the status of Israeli- Arabs or the sometimes
precarious security situation "can come out with a deeper interest in serving
and enrolling in future opportunities. The more these young men and women learn
about Israel – warts and all – the more they are motivated to engage in more
Israel-based service."In fact, the Jewish Agency believes that "more
deeply understanding these dynamics intensifies a bond to the Jewish state" and
that "volunteering in Israel often deepens, versus distances, a young Jew's
feelings for the country precisely because of its social
complexity."According to Dyonna Ginsburg, the Jewish Agency's director
of Jewish service learning, "there's no need for program providers and funders
to present a rose-colored version of Israel to our young people."Quite
the contrary, we should be looking for additional ways to present Israel as it
really is. Immersive Jewish Service-learning (IJSL) participants have not been
shying away from Israel based on their time there. They are clearly
strengthening their connections to [the country], their heritage and the Jewish
people," she said."Young people – particularly those from affiliated
households – become more passionate when their service brings a connection to
their own personal heritage," said Repair the World CEO David
Eisner.Participation in IJSL programs, the report claims, led 92 percent
of alumni respondents to state that they "felt more attached to Israel." A
further 79% stated that they "felt more connected to their Jewish heritage and
identity" and 78% reported they felt more connected to global Jewry. A large
majority of alumni of these programs, the Jewish Agency claims, feel that their
commitment to social justice has been strengthened as well.The study
also said that the respondents "indicated that it did not matter to them if they
were serving Jews or non- Jews." The Jewish Agency's focus of late has changed
from promoting aliya to strengthening Jewish identity in Diaspora communities,
which it claims helps to combat assimilation.Due to that focus, Jewish
Agency funded programs such a birthright, which brings college age students on
free tours in Israel, and MASA, which provides longer term professional and
educational opportunities, have become increasingly important to the
organization in recent years, as a way to combat what some see as rising
disinterest in Israel's wellbeing, among young American Jews.Half of
American Jews under 35 would not consider the destruction of the state of Israel
a personal tragedy according to a 2007 study by sociologists Steven Cohen and
Ari Kelman."Feelings of attachment may well be changing, as warmth gives
way to indifference, and indifference may even give way to downright
alienation," they wrote in their report, Beyond Distancing."Inevitably,
if sufficiently pronounced and widespread, this prospective sea-change in
attitudes toward Israel will have profound effects upon American Jews'
relationships with Israel, with direct bearing upon Israel's security."
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William meets the wascally wabbit at SIR
A bunny upstaged the Bard as Ron Jenkins prepared to direct his first professional Shakespeare play next week.
"For me it always comes back to Bugs Bunny," says the former Winnipegger, returning to helm The Comedy of Errors for Shakespeare in the Ruins. "You go, 'What would Bugs do?'"
Jenkins, who lives in Edmonton but is still in demand here, waxes poetic about the good old childhood days when his favourite Saturdays involved watching The Bugs Bunny Show and eating spaghetti for supper before plunking himself back in front of the television for Hockey Night in Canada. Later, he dated a girl who professed that Daffy Duck was her favourite actor. When it comes to presenting comedy onstage, the carrot Jenkins has chased belongs to a certain wascally wabbit.
"With every play... you use things that have influenced you, like Bugs Bunny," he says during an interview this week. "You will see those influences in the play, in those cartoon chase sequences."
Jenkins also has a fondness for Merchant-Ivory films like A Room With a View, The Remains of the Day as well as the musical Les Misérables, so he chose to set The Comedy of Errors in the 1830s. It was a time when society attempted to be civilized but servants were still being beaten.
A fledgling playwright from Stratford-upon-Avon wrote The Comedy of Errors in 1594. He lifted the plot, the story of separated twins, from Menaechmi by Roman playwright Plautus, who in turn had based it on a Greek story. The Bard goosed the plot by doubling down on the number of identical twins -- he had twins of his own -- and ramping up the stakes by adding a life that hangs in the balance.
So Shakespeare wrote about two sets of long-lost twins, with the same names to bump up the confusion and mistaken identities. Antipholus of Syracuse and Antipholus of Ephesus both have servants named Dromio, who are also twins. They all end up in Ephesus at the same time. Throughout Shakespeare's shortest play, the Ephesians -- including Antipholus of Ephesus's wife, Adriana -- mistake the two sets of brothers for each other.
Mayhem, as they say, ensues.
The farce was an immediate hit. The first performance took place Dec. 28, 1594 at the upscale Grey's Inn and according to reports it was a holiday hoot. Just about from that day on, playwrights, TV scribes and screenwriters have stolen, borrowed or re-purposed the plot for everything from the 1938 Rodgers and Hart musical The Boys of Syracuse to the Hollywood movies Parent Trap and Twins.
It is said you can't do The Comedy of Errors without having at least one pair of twin actors. For Jenkins' SIR debut, he had to cast without even one, although his Syracuse- and Epheseus-based Antipholuses look identical because Winnipeg actor Toby Hughes portrays them both. Jenkins opted to have Kevin Klassen portray Dromio of Syracuse and Tom Keenan play Dromio of Epheseus.
Presenting a farce promenade style in the St. Norbert Trappist Monastery ruins demands some deft directing, as it typically requires lots of doors and characters just missing bumping into each other.
"What Shakespeare wrote is absolutely hilarious; I just had to figure out how to tell it at the ruins," says Jenkins, the former artistic director of Edmonton's Workshop West. "It's been tricky making sure that the story is not lost in the moving of the lawn chairs."
Hughes' challenge, meanwhile, is making sure he plays the right character traits with each Antipholus. One is a stranger who doesn't know anyone in Epheseus, while the other knows everyone. When it came to characterization, it was suggested he think of Basil Fawlty, the neurotic hotelier played by John Cleese on the 1970s BBC comedy series Fawlty Towers.
"Basil is very sure of himself and sees himself holding a lot of authority and status, but is constantly being undermined by everyone around him," says Hughes, whose research included a fix of Marx Brothers and Buster Keaton movies. "Dromio is very much Manuel," he adds, referring to Fawlty's hapless Spanish bellman.
"Antipholus is not a Bugs Bunny. He's more Yosemite Sam, the one who is constantly being subverted."
The Comedy of Errors is not typical Shakespeare. The poetry is much less refined and there is no real subtext. It's all about giving the audience a good time and that means a healthy serving of raunch.
"In the 1500s, fart jokes were just as popular as they are now," says Hughes, a SIR regular who had a busy 2013-14 season, including a starring role in The Valley at Prairie Theatre Exchange. "A lot of Shakespeare's comedy was written for the groundlings, the people who would stand on the floor of the Globe Theatre. This is a play really geared to puns and misunderstandings and base, simple comedy.
"There are still beautiful speeches in the play. The two sisters, Adriana and Luciana, have some great discussions that hint at what Shakespeare will get to later in his career."
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Updated on Saturday, May 31, 2014 at 10:39 AM CDT: corrects typo
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