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In what may be the worst move made by DC Comics since the launch of the New 52, Gail Simone has been removed as the writer of Batgirl. Simone has scripted the adventures of Barbara Gordon since the beginning of the New 52, and has a history with the character dating far back before the reboot. Simone took to Twitter to announce her departure from the title that has seen critical and commercial success in the reboot.
She went on to further express her feelings regarding the decision to remove her from the title and was respectful, thankful, and as always professional. Once again through Twitter she replied to many questions from fans:
I want to give huge, huge thanks to the other creators in the bat-offices, and editors Bobbie Chase and @yourpallsmitty, champions all. And the biggest thank you of all to you guys for supporting this book so hugely and making it a commercial and critical success. I honestly don't have the words right now to thank you all. I'm pretty choked up and it's all gratitude, not bitterness. I am very proud of what we accomplished with Batgirl and it was an honor to get to write Barbara Gordon again. Love that dame."
Simone's love for Barbara is clear to any fan of the character. She has written Babs though many years and versions of the character, most notably during her time on Birds of Prey, when Barbara was still in a wheelchair and playing an integral role in the DCU as Oracle. She then took the character back to the beginning as she once again donned the cowl of the bat, regaining the use of her legs and once again becoming Batgirl.
I considered going into one of my usual Screwed Over rants to really describe the tragedy of this news, but I refrained from the negative perspective in honor of Simone's own positive stance on the issue. That being said, removing Simone from one of the best new titles of the New 52 seems foolhardy, and taking her off of the title she has been working on for years (including her previous work with Babs, of course) is a tragedy. Barbara Gordon has been a fan favorite of any Bat reader out there for years, and Simone has been bringing us great stories showing the true strength behind one of the most intriguing members of the Bat family.
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By SUE WATSON
The Marshall County Board of Supervisors expressed worry recently about redrawing of supervisor district lines in time for the March 1, 2011, qualifying deadline for candidates.
They discussed possible problems of getting new districts drawn up using 2010 Census data and then approved by the U.S. Department of Justice in time for the deadline.
If the boundaries are not redrawn and approved in time, the board members worried they may have to run for their positions twice, next year and then again in 2012. A similar problem of getting 1990 Census data back in time to redraw district lines occurred in 1991 and 1992 when two elections were held back-to-back for supervisors and state legislators.
The Mississippi Legislature has already anticipated the problem and pushed their qualifying deadline forward to June 1, 2011 - hopefully long enough for lawmakers to get district lines redrawn and approved by Justice.
Marshall County supervisors were upset last week that the Legislature did not include the counties in its plan to push qualifying dates for local candidates to June 1.
Marshall County supervisor districts will likely have to be redrawn due to growth in the last decade in the northern portion of the county.
Senate elections chairman Terry Burton of Newton said in a press conference last week that there was no political will to push back the qualifying deadline for county supervisors.
But, he said, in past times it has not been difficult for boards to get permission to delay the qualifying deadline for local candidates.
Supervisor George Zinn Ill brought the matter before the board at the first meeting in October while the county's legislative consultant Gary Anderson was present.
"Why did the legislators not give the supervisors the same privilege?" he asked.
He suggested the legislature could have asked to postpone redistricting to the 2012 election if there is not enough time to get the redistricting plan filed before the March 1, 2011, deadline for candidates to qualify.
Anderson said the Legislature could get a bill together quickly to give counties more time.
"They overlooked you because they were focused on their own redistricting," he said.
Board attorney Kent Smith explained that a statewide approval for the Legislature to redraw their districts was approved because it involved the federal government's approval.
"I think the Legislature and attorney general's office needs to be involved, if a big redistricting issue is in place," Smith said. "A statewide problem needs the Legislature and Justice to sign off on it. It would be nice to put off redistricting until 2012."
Sen. Bill Stone explained how legislators handled the redistricting for themselves in 2009, anticipating a tight deadline between receiving Census 2010 data and getting districts redrawn and approved.
During the 2009 session, the Legislature changed the qualifying deadline for the House and Senate races to June 1, 2011, he said. That means the Legislature will get its Census data in time to redraw district lines and give an additional three months (March-May) that Justice requires to approve the state plan.
The Legislature decided then that not all counties would need supervisor districts to be redrawn because the population in any district had not shifted substantially. Counties that were not expecting a change in district lines were not in favor of a shift to June 1 for their qualifying deadlines, Stone said.
All counties still have to file a plan, even if it is the old one, Stone said. He said Justice would have a lot of work to do on redistricting with there being 82 counties that will have to file a redistricting plan for the supervisor districts and the court districts and then review the state legislative plans and the congressional district plans as well.
At the time the Legislature moved their qualifying deadline ahead, it was Stone and also Burton's understanding that the counties would file their plans individually and request a qualifying deadline be changed if they wanted one.
"It is my understanding it was going to have to be done on a county-by-county basis through and agreement between the Mississippi Association of Supervisors, the two chairs in the House and Senate and the Secretary of State," Stone said.
"That way if Marshall County has to redistrict, they can ask for a change of deadline."
Stone added that he expects the legislative redistricting will be a big issue for the Legislature - to get the redistricting plan drawn up by March 1 and approved by Justice by June 1.
"If we don't get that approved, we could be in the same shape as the supervisors," said Stone. "The state Legislature had to run two times, once in 1991 and a second time in 1992."
Stone said it is difficult for elected officials to raise enough money to run for a race once and having to run again in 2012 would be "a big problem."
He added that in general, voter turnout for an election is better when state and local races are all on the ballot the same year.
Supervisors discussed attending a workshop on the redistricting issue with the Mississippi Association of Supervisors this week.
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Back in July, Bocce Bar announced a change in its kitchen staff. Timon Balloo, who opened the Italian restaurant with a bocce court out front, would give up his role and stick at the neighboring Sugarcane, and Daniel Tackett would take over Bocce's kitchen as executive chef. Together with chef de ... More >>
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Samba Brands Management (SBM) has announced a personnel change in some of their Miami restaurants. The company, which operates Sushi Samba, Bocce Bar, and Sugarcane Raw Bar Grill, has announced that Daniel Tackett will take on duties as executive chef of Bocce Bar, replacing Timon Balloo as top to ... More >>
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Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto hosted his first late-night SOBEWFF event last night, and it was a hit -- a part pool party, part late night market. Asian delicacies from top Miami restaurants were served, poolside karaoke with a cameo by a Food Network stars happened, along with flowing sake cocktail ... More >>
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The students at Johnson & Wales University's culinary arts program got a taste of what it's going to be like in the real world when Sugarcane executive chef and JWU graduate Timon Balloo took over the kitchen as part of the school's Distinguished Visiting Chef dinner series.The event, held la ... More >>
Photo by Riki AltmanAnd you said you'd never try this dish...And what the heck is it? Here's a hint: This posting was intended to coincide with the 2012 Chinese New Year, which began yesterday. And, no, these parts never belonged to a dragon. If anyone is a particular fan of this dish (besides yo ... More >>
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Last month I chronicled the winding road that was Whole Foods' "Fill The Grill" competition, where we watched chef Timon Balloo (from Midtown's perpetually crowded Sugarcane), go up against chef Michael Jacobs, (who cooks up our Miami Heat player's creative fare) for the championship title. As on ... More >>
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Timon Balloo headlines the first Dinner in ParadiseParadise Farms Organic, under the elegant auspices of Gabriele Marewski, starts up another season of Dinners in Paradise. First lavish outdoor organic meal takes place December 12 with a chef lineup of Sugarcane's Timon Balloo, River Oyster Bar's ... More >>
Courtesy of Sugarcane Raw Bar Grill and South Florida FoodiesMiami's First Annual Ceviche Throwdown is Sunday, October 17, from 3 to 6 p.m. Participating chefs include Timon Balloo (Sugarcane Raw Bar Grill), Clay Conley (formerly of Azul), Jonathan Eismann (Fin), Douglas Rodriguez (Ocean/De Rodri ... More >>
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Silicon (not to be confused with SILICONE) is Atomic number 14 and is one of the earths most abundant elements. In fact it is second only to oxygen making up approximately 24% of the earths crust.
Silicon plays an important part in plant and animal life. In plants, it is considered 1 of the 11 key micronutrients beneficial to plant development. Silicon is found mainly in the cell walls of plants and when given soluble amounts, plants have shown greater heat/drought tolerance as well as possible insect and disease resistance.
I've found that adding soluable silicon (such as Pro-Tekt) to your nutrient regimen can help plant growth during the warmer/brighter months. To help with uptake most products will combine silicon with potassium. One thing to keep in mind, a Silicon supplement will effect the PH and may need to be adjusted for proper nutrient uptake.


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How WikiLeaks Gags Its Own Staff
samzenpus posted more than 3 years ago | from the do-as-I-say-not-as-I-do dept.236
robbyyy writes "The New Statesman has just revealed the extent of the legal eccentricity and paranoia that exists at the WikiLeaks organization. The magazine published a leaked copy of the draconian and extraordinary legal gag which WikiLeaks imposes on its own staff. Clause 5 of the Confidentiality Agreement (PDF) imposes a penalty of £12,000,000 (approximately $20,000,000) on anyone who breaches this legal gag. Sounds like they don't trust their own staff."


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Fatal blaze tragic for island community
The cause of Monday's fatal fire aboard a nine-metre boat on Ostend's causeway has yet to be determined.
The blaze claimed the life of one person and seriously injured the boat's owner, Ostend resident John Walker, also known as Cracker.
Sitting on the mudflats near the Waiheke Boat Club, the classic wooden boat Countess was well ablaze by the time emergency services arrived.
Officers were unable to save the other person on board, who has still to be officially identified.
Two dead seals wash ashore in a week
A dead fur seal found on Onetangi Beach earlier this week was the second one to wash ashore after another was discovered on Surfdale Beach last Friday.
The Department of Conservation advised that no further action was required and the seals were removed so their decomposing carcasses didn't become a health hazard.
It confirmed it had received a number of 'concerned calls' about the seals, whose numbers are generally high at the moment.
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Marine reserves are the "finest measure we have of how things were and how they could be again – the bright spots in an otherwise gloomy picture".
So writes former Waiheke resident and award-winning author Janet Hunt in the introductory chapter to her soon-to-be-released new book, Our Big Blue Backyard: New Zealand's Oceans and Marine Reserves. Based around a TV series made by Natural History New Zealand and screening later this year, the book dives deeper into the often mysterious and little observed variety of life found in New Zealand's 34 marine reserves – and highlights the role of such reserves in rebuilding ocean habitat.
In light of the recent deteriorating health report for the Hauraki Gulf, Ms Hunt is clear about the role reserves can and should play in Waiheke's own backyard.
"They show you how it is supposed to be – clear water, lots of colour and life. It's so beautiful."
And lots more fish.
A story of humanity
Colin Beardon attended the Waiheke premiere of Hip Hop-eration, the film about the island's very own senior hip hop troupe at the Waiheke Cinema last week.
The Waiheke Cinema rolled out a new red carpet last Thursday for the island premiere of Inkubator Films' Hip Hop-eration, and it was a fitting tribute to the many islanders who featured on our own big screen.
You know the story: An energetic young person arrives from Christchurch and gets some of our more senior citizens out of their knitted cardies and into some cool black hoodies.


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321 East 48th Street has a Walk Score of 100 out of 100. This location is a Walker's Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
321 East 48th Street is a nine minute walk from the E 8 Avenue Local and the M QNS BLVD-6th AVE/ Myrtle Local at the Lexington Av/53 St stop.
This location is in the Turtle Bay neighborhood in New York. Nearby parks include The Friends of Dag Hammarstjold Plaza, Turtle Bay Gardens Historic District and The Friends of Dag Hammarstjold Plaza.
Nearby schools include Aaron School, The Beekman School and Lyceum Kennedy.
The closest grocery stores are Morton Williams Supermarkets, UN Gourmet Plaza and Fancy Farm.
Nearby coffee shops include Choux Factory, Nations Cafe and Le Pain Quotidien. Nearby restaurants include Elite Food Bar, Yama and MASQ.
321 East 48th Street is near Turtle Bay Gardens Historic District, Greenacre Park and Greenacre Park.
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text: HomeFun stuffShould you teach English in Korea? A 10 question quiz to help you find out October 16, 2010 Fun stuff, Teaching4 Comments Author's note: this post is dedicated to the wonderful readers that aren't in Korea yet, but have been thinking about coming to teach English in Asia. For those readers already in Korea, do the time warp back to before you came to Korea – I'd be interested in hearing your scores as well.OK, admit it. You've been on the fence for awhile now, and you've thought that teaching English in a foreign country might be kind of fun. Still a job, but fun. Take it from a guy that's doing it – there's a lot more to it than being an Education major or being good with kids. Your entire lifestyle will change, pure and simple. To see if you're ready for those changes – and to see if you're cut out for this line of work – take the quiz.Find a pen and paper – or just open up Notepad on your computer. Without further ado:1: It's a Friday night. You've been visiting a friend in a city about two hours away from where you live, and the night is young. What are you doing with him/her?A – exploring the nightlife, one bar or club after anotherB – updating your Facebook on a borrowed WiFi connectionC – going to a restaurant your friend has heard aboutD – calling other friends to see if they can comeE – looking for the new Italian restaurant you read about2: You just won a free round-trip plane ticket to anywhere in the world – but you have to use it this weekend. The prize is void after that. What is the first thought that enters your head?A – "I've already wanted to go to Europe…"B – "If I combine this with my frequent flier miles…"C – "But I have to work this weekend…"D – "Is this transferable to another person?"E – "I've been meaning to catch up with my grandfather…"3: You just won a free plane ticket to anywhere in the world – but you have to use it this weekend. You had made plans to go out with your three best friends. What do you do?A – tell your best friends you'll catch up next weekendB – see if your best friends want to come alongC – sell the ticket on craigslist – friends come firstD – "I've been meaning to catch up with my grandfather…"4: You find yourself trapped in an elevator with five kids, aged 5 to 14 years old. Their mother profusely apologizes because she can't keep them quiet. It's going to be at least half an hour to get rescued. What do you do?A – Stare at your watch for the next 1,800 secondsB – Find that pair of earplugs in the bottom of your bagC – Try to entertain the kids using whatever you have around youD – Pull out your iPod Touch / iPhone and let them play with thatE – Claw at the doors and breathe heavily, feigning claustrophobia5: Your greatest wish in life is…A – To help peopleB – To make lots of moneyC – To enjoy lifeD – To cure cancerE – To travelF – Assistant manager at McDonald's6: A recruiter has responded to an e-mail you sent about a teaching position you found interesting. The school director will call you in two days for an interview, and will be happy to answer any questions you may have about the job. What is first question you ask the school director?A – How much does this job pay?B – How many hours a week do the teachers work?C – What are the students like?D – Is it OK that I don't have a TOEFL certification?E – Where exactly is the school?7: Two suitcases and a carry-on is what you'll take with you. What are you packing?A – my entire wardrobeB – a slightly pared-down version of my wardrobeC – about as much that will fit under the weight limitD – a few pairs of pants, a few shirts…E – the clothes on my back – I can buy everything there!8: You're already late to a meeting with your friends when you come across a couple that obviously isn't from around here. Their English leaves a lot to be desired, but you think they're trying to find a local tourist attraction. It's only a 10 minute walk from where you are. What do you do?A: Hurriedly give some directions to the tourist attraction and get on your way.B: Find the nearest city map and point to the place.C: Call / hail them a taxi and tell the driver where to go.D: Offer to take them there.E: Act as though you're a tourist as well.9: One of your college buddies, an international student, invites you to enjoy some homemade delicacies from their home country. You accept, and upon arriving your plate holds a strange black vegetable that looks like it's still moving, some shredded spicy-looking red things, and a mushy purple stew. It looks about as appetizing as last month's leftovers, and smells even worse. Your host has already started digging in. You:A – Choke it down ever-so-politely, silently vowing never to returnB – Jokingly ask what the heck this stuff isC – Claim to be a vegetarian and ask if he has any fruitD – Give the strange stuff a chanceE – Push it around and make it look like you've tried it10: Foreign language classes in high school and / or college – how did you do?A – Not my favorite class(es), but I passed themB – Did great in them, but don't remember much from themC – I actually never used it outside of classD – One of my favorite classesE – I can still remember some of the lectures__________________Don't look below until you've answered all the questions........1: A: 3 B: -3 C: 3 D: -1 E: 5A and C are both good choices – going out and enjoying the scenery is a sign you'll make a goodexpat. You could update your Facebook at home, however (B), and waiting too long for friends (D) may take away from having fun with whomever you're with. E assumes a personal responsibility for the trip – you're proactively planning yourself, not pawning the planning off on your friend.2: A: 3 B: 5 C: -1 D: 3 E: 3You'll be amazed how often your plans will change while abroad. While C shows you're responsible, opportunities and prizes like that don't come along very often. A, D, E are all opportunistic responses, but B combines the opportunity with your personal resources.3: A: 2 B: 5 C: 3 D: 0Inviting your friends (B) is better than losing an opportunity (C) or abandoning them (A). Choosing your grandfather over your three best friends (D) just because you got a free plane ticket? Not the best use of the opportunity – or the best treatment of your friends.4: A: -2 B: -2 C: 5 D: 3 E: -5This is a sneaky way of asking how you deal with kids. Both A and B do nothing to help the situation, while E only makes things worse. Surprisingly, C is what you'll find yourself doing on a regular basis as a teacher; D is a decent, but somewhat hands-off approach.5: A: 4 B: 2 C: 4 D: 2 E: 4 F:-10There's really no wrong answer here, except F. If that's your greatest wish in life, stop right now and go back to flipping burgers. For the rest of you, A, C, and E got more points because those are the things you're likely to do as an English teacher. Want to make lots of money (B) or cure cancer (D)? You'll make better use of your time doing something else – teaching English probably won't help those ambitions much.6: A: 2 B: 2 C: 5 D: -2 E: 2Both A and B were presumably part of the original job description. If they weren't, it's better to review the description or ask the recruiter than during an interview. C gives the school director a chance to brag a bit, and shows you care about that element of the job. D may raise doubt about your ability to do the job, while E can also be answered by the recruiter.7: A: -5 B: 3 C: 5 D: 2 E: -5Either extreme (A or E) is a bad move. Packing a bit more or bit less (B or D) is better, but erring on the side of 'too much' (C) is better than not enough. This goes double if you're differently-sized than the locals – some things may be hard or impossible to find. Men, if you're larger than a 36 waist, stock up before coming; Ladies, bring bras if your cup size starts with C, D, or anything larger.8: A: 3 B: 2 C: 4 D: 5 E: 0Kindness and karma go a long way.9: A: 2 B: 1 C: -3 D: 5 E: -1There is plenty of weird food in Korea – while your hosts may understand your hesitance, being gracious of whatever is offered the best approach almost anywhere in the world. Assume that if the locals are eating it (and they look reasonably healthy) it probably won't kill you. There's something different to be said about the tap water across the world, but Korea's water won't kill you either.10: A: 2 B: 2 C: 0 D: 4 E: 5Learning Korean isn't required for teaching English in Korea – but it's a different story when you're not at work. If you didn't like learning them in school, you might like learning them now that you'll really need it. Necessity is often the reason for really learning a new language.OK, time to total up your points:Below 0: enjoy the pictures and live vicariously through the blog, because teaching English is probably not in your future.1-10 points: it sounds like you're interested in getting out of your current situation, but you need some more worldly practice or experience. Consider getting out there more and enjoying everything this world has to offer.11-25 points: An average score – you could probably make it work, but keep learning before sending off those resumes.26-35 points: Sounds like you're on the right track – if you haven't submitted your applications yet, get started. Check out your local Korean restaurant when you get the chance and take a look at hangeul when you get the chance.36-49 points: You can handle new situations on the fly and have probably already tried kimchi - you're ready to go. Buy you a beer when you get here 50 points: You're lying – there's only 49 points maximum. Go back and re-total, you over-achiever.Teach English in Korea requires more than just the ability to speak English. It's not even about teaching experience, either. Being open-minded, willing to try new things, and being able to make stuff up as you go are just as important. Being able to adjust and adapt to what life may throw at you is as important as the social graces and diplomacy needed to handle the rougher spots. ⓒ Chris Backe – 2010This post was originally published on my blog,Chris in South Korea. If you are reading this on another website and there is no linkback or credit given, you are reading an UNAUTHORIZED FEED.4 Responses Mightie Mike's Mom October 16, 2010 you forgot to ask how someone would handle being a victim of racial discrimmination or assualted, raped…. let's keep it real ~ we dont know how many are victimized, as the general rule is to fire & deport. C.W. Bush October 17, 2010 I scored pretty well in the end. I even tried to answer it in the frame of mind I was in before I went over, since I'm considerably more open minded and travel obsessed due to my time there. The Waygook Effect October 17, 2010 I score a 26! Woohoo, just made the cut.Fun quiz, I'll have to try and make one sometime. 3gyupsal October 18, 2010 Should people come to Korea to teach English? No, they shouldn't I want a more favorable market. Stay in America, Canada, New Zealand, England, South Africa, or Australia and learn a skill. Coming here will only get you about 1.8 million won a month, that's like $1500 – management material for McDonalds – The less people here will make wages go up.


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Shit what you know about death threats, cause I get a lot
Shady Records was eighty seconds away from the towers
Some cowards fucked with the wrong building, they meant to hit ours
from 50 Cent (Ft. Eminem) – Patiently Waiting Lyrics on Genius
The death threat mention is a reference to the 2002 rumor that Al-Qaeda sent him death threats after he dressed up as Osama Bin Laden in his "Without Me" video — this ties in nicely with the next couplet, in which Em references the September 11 attacks.
Em would during this period occasionally reference the fact that his record company's offices were located near the Twin Towers. 50 also mentioned the 9/11 incident in the beginning of his first verse.
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Even though Sarah Shepard lost her entire family to a batarian slaver attack at sixteen years old, they forever remain a big part of who she is.
Name: Sarah Shepard
My URL: sevanderslice
Source: tagged/Sarah-Shepard
Basics: Sentinel, Paragon, Colonist/Sole Survivor.
Headcanon: Sarah Jane Shepard was named after her two grandmothers; Sarah Gowan, who was a world renowned photojournalist and human rights activist; and Jane Shepard, a country farmer and horse breeder. Sarah was raised on the Alliance Colony, Mindoir, by her loving parents John and Hannah. Hannah Gowan was an ex-alliance Lieutenant who fell in love with a strong, noble farmer, and convinced him to move to another planet with her. Aside from a few vacations here and there, John Shepard had never moved more than fifty square miles from the town he was born in, until he met a beautiful and exciting woman he would follow to the ends of the Earth, and beyond. Along with Sarah, John and Hannah had one other daughter, Grace, who was six years Sarah's junior. They grew wheat and raised horses on the family farm.
Even though Sarah lost her entire family to a batarian slaver attack at sixteen years old, they forever remain a big part of who she is. From her father she learned patience, a strong work ethic, and a love for all technology. Her mother taught her courage, a sense of adventure, and how to shoot a bottle off a fence from one hundred yards away. From Grace, she learned how to be a role model and how to take care of someone not as strong as her.
At 5'6" Sarah is of average height and build, despite being exceptionally strong and agile. Her light ginger hair and freckles come from her maternal grandmother, but her lovely green eyes she gets from her dad. She likes purple, dry humor, and has a weakness for vanilla ice cream and hot tea. No stranger to loss, she does not make friends lightly, but is unflinchingly loyal to those she does hold dear.
Kaidan Alenko is the love of her life. Her best friend in the galaxy is Garrus Vakarian. She prefers old movies to new ones and likes to read periodicals on up and coming technology. She can't sing or dance worth speaking about, but her double chocolate brownie recipe is legendary. Sometimes in her off duty hours, she and Tali build little combative robots and stage epic battles in the bowels of the Normandy's engineering deck.
The Commander does not tolerate the death or mistreatment of innocent people, ever. She champions against this, in part because of what happened to her family and in part because she lost her entire squad to a Cerberus-planned thresher maw attack on Akuze. She's seen enough senseless death to last a lifetime and she considers it her mission to defend the helpless.
As a Sentinel, Sarah is an almost unbeatable combination of powerful biotics and impressive tech abilities. Her tech armor and overload programs make her especially hard to kill, allowing her to get close enough to slice her enemies apart with her duel omniblades. Her favorite biotic powers are warp, throw, and the amazing flare ability she learns from Aria T'Loak while helping her liberate Omega. Add in the fact that Sarah is an expert marksman and sniper, and she can plow through most enemies with little trouble
After destroying the Reapers, Sarah spends almost a year recovering from her extensive injuries in a rehabilitation hospital on Earth. Afterward, she and Kaidan are married and eventually have three children (Ashton, Hannah, and John), all of which are powerful biotics. Admiral Hackett offers Shepard a promotion and her own command again, but by this point, she's had enough of war and is ready for something else. Hackett respects this decision and offers her an alternate way to make a difference.
The Shepard-Alenko family lives primarily on the Citadel, where Sarah is the Human Councilor. Kaidan is her top human spectre and helps run a multi-species academy for biotics. Every chance they get, the family goes to visit Kaidan's mother at her orchard in Vancouver, where they can relax, ride their horses, and forget about their responsibilities for a while.
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text: Riding The Tiger "I discovered that being a President is like riding a tiger. A man has to keep on riding or be swallowed." Harry S. Truman Posted October 31, 2014 By Keri Matthews Nixon, Chief of Staff Discuss Trick-or-Treating at White House Tricia Nixon at a White House Halloween carnival in 1969 During an Oct. 20, 1972, meeting with his chief of staff, H.R. "Bob" Haldeman, President Nixon discussed Tricia Nixon Cox's idea to allow children to trick-or-treat at the White House. Below is a transcript of their conversation. President Nixon: Tricia [Nixon Cox] had an idea last night that I thought would be rather cute. [Unclear], you know, we always do something for Halloween. We had a Halloween party one [unclear]. She said she was thinking that, we can [unclear] trick-or-treat at the White House. [Unclear.] [Unclear] about that. Now, the point that I made is that--the point that I made is we really wanted to do this somehow to get a very, very warm story about how much we enjoy this sort of thing. See? Read more → [0 Comments] Richard Nixon Tweet Posted October 29, 2014 By Juliana Bush VIDEO + PHOTOS: Milstein Infrastructure and Middle-Class Jobs Commission Meeting Listen to Milstein Commission on Infrastructure and Middle-Class Jobs members -- who represent some of the top thinkers on the critical needs of the nation's infrastructure -- discuss the issues at hand, as well as proposed solutions. Short interview clips can be found here. Photos from the meeting are available here. Read more → [0 Comments] Milstein Tweet Posted October 9, 2014 By Bryan Craig Book Review: The End of Greatness In his book The End of Greatness, Aaron David Miller has developed a successful synthesis of the presidential greatness literature on why we don't see great presidents anymore, yet we still demand one every presidential election cycle. This work should be very useful to students and to the general public as a way to discuss important questions about presidential greatness and seemingly unrealistic voter expectations. Read more → [0 Comments] Campaigns Politics Presidents and the Presidency George Washington Abraham Lincoln Franklin D. Roosevelt John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Ronald Reagan Barack Obama Tweet Posted October 6, 2014 By Juliana Bush Ray LaHood, Antonio Villaraigosa to Co-Chair Commission on Infrastructure and Middle-Class Jobs Former Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood and former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa will co-chair a new University of Virginia Miller Center commission charged with developing innovative, bipartisan ideas on how to create and sustain middle-class jobs through infrastructure policy. Read the media advisory here. Read more → [0 Comments] Milstein Tweet Posted October 1, 2014 By Juliana Bush ARTICLE: 'Made in America, Again" Misltein Commission on New Manufacturing member James Fallows references the commission report in The Atlantic, stating that "The Miller Center report, 'Building a Nation of Makers,' is mainly about practical steps that might let start-ups and small companies take advantage of global trends. For instance, mapping now-opaque manufacturing supply chains could help connect smaller companies with potential customers. Because they are so practical, ideas like these don't figure into normal political debate. But their very practicality increases their chances of paying off." [0 Comments] Milstein Tweet Posted October 1, 2014 By Juliana Bush ARTICLE: "Making the SF Case for a Second Stimulus" Milstein Commission on New Manufacturing member Kate Sofis and Miller Center lead policy analyst Tony Lucadamo recommend the return of programs that offer low-interest, fixed-rate loans that manufacturing SMEs can use for hiring new workers in a San Francisco Business Times opinion piece. [0 Comments] Milstein Tweet Posted September 26, 2014 By Amber Lautigar Reichert "They'd Impeach a President" LBJ with Senator Richard Russell This clip, presented to the Nantucket Project this weekend, features LBJ and Senator Richard Russell as they consider the risks and politics of escalation in Vietnam. The full recording (27 minutes) is available here, a curated exhibit (4 minutes) is here. The Presidential Recordings Program was established by the Miller Center in 1998 to make the secret White House recordings accessible through transcripts and historical research. These recordings constitute an extremely rich historical resource, but one that cannot be unlocked without considerable time and experience in working with the tapes. Once unlocked, the tapes shed considerable light on our understanding of recent political history and on the workings of the U.S. government. Thousands of hours of this secret history remain to be transcribed, annotated, and analyzed within the constraints of limited resources. [0 Comments] Escalation in Vietnam Vietnam War Lyndon B. Johnson Tweet Posted September 3, 2014 By Bryan Craig Book Review: Unreasonable Men Michael Wolraich's Unreasonable Men is an immensely readable account of the Republican Party's split leading up to the 1912 presidential election. Read more → [0 Comments] Campaigns Republican party Theodore Roosevelt William Taft Tweet Posted August 15, 2014 By Guian McKee LBJ Tapes Capture Echoes of Ferguson President Lyndon B. Johnson (seated behind desk) discussing 1967 Detroit crisis with L-R: Joe Califano, Sec. Robert McNamara, Sec. Of the Army Stanley Resor (obscured), Sec. Ramsey Clark, George Christian, Justice Abe Fortas, Marvin Watson (back to camera). The shooting of Michael Brown by Ferguson, Missouri police and the militarized police response to protestors angry over Brown's death has brought the issue of police brutality to the forefront of national attention. It has also raised echoes of the urban rebellions of the 1960s. Although more than four decades separate these events, the issues involved are in many respects the same. The White House recordings of Lyndon Johnson capture one small aspect of such connections, raising questions about the extent to which the core racial challenges of the 1960s have truly been transcended today. Read more → [0 Comments] Civil Rights War on Poverty Lyndon B. Johnson Barack Obama Tweet Posted August 13, 2014 By Barbara Perry POTUS at Play As President Obama catches some R&R on Martha's Vineyard, a pictorial montage of 20th century presidents at play reveals how some of his predecessors enjoyed their down time. It also provides a glimpse of how presidential sports create images of White House occupants. Read more → [0 Comments] Presidents and the Presidency William Taft Franklin D. Roosevelt Dwight D. Eisenhower John F. Kennedy Richard Nixon Gerald Ford Ronald Reagan George H. W. Bush Bill Clinton Barack Obama Tweet Posted August 5, 2014 By Bryan Craig Book Review: The Invisible Bridge Rick Perlstein's The Invisible Bridge is the third in his series examining the political landscape starting with Barry Goldwater's presidential run in 1964. In this installment, Perlstein traces the years from 1973-1976 when Nixon resigned and Reagan ran against Gerald Ford for president. It was a time of growing pessimism as angry citizens complained about the disgrace of politics and government, and this pessimism also affected how Americans saw their own country. Read more → [0 Comments] Tweet Posted August 1, 2014 By Juliana Bush Third Milstein Symposium to Focus on Infrastructure and the Middle Class This symposium, the third in a series focusing on creating the jobs of the future, will convene experts to identify a sufficient and sustainable infrastructure funding model to keep goods and people moving safely and efficiently and to support the projects required to keep the system functioning optimally. Read more → [0 Comments] Milstein Tweet Posted August 1, 2014 By Kristy Schantz Long-Term Fix for Highway Trust Fund Now that Congress has approved a short-term fix for the Highway Trust Fund, there's much talk about the need for a long-term fix. A University of Virginia Miller Center report, co-chaired by former U.S. Transportation Secretaries Norman Mineta and Samuel Skinner, proposes one. The report concludes that future funding mechanisms should not depend primarily on fossil-fuel consumption and suggests that the best approach to ensure adequate funding is to return to a pay-as-you-go system. This means taxing road use, instead of fuel consumption, via a vehicle-miles-traveled (VMT) tax. An excerpt from Well Within Reach: America's New Transportation Agenda is below. You can read the entire report at http://web1.millercenter.org/conferences/report/conf_2009_transportation.pdf. Read more → [0 Comments] Transportation Tweet Posted July 28, 2014 By Barbara Perry What if Jackie Kennedy Had Lived to Celebrate Her 85th Birthday? Alternative histories are intriguing, but, until recently, I thought they were simply entertaining fictionalized accounts of historical events. Journalist Jeff Greenfield's Then Everything Changed: Stunning Alternative Histories of American Politics is among the best of this genre. (See Greenfield's Miller Center forum at http://bit.ly/UFHfmC.) Academic historians, however, occasionally use counterfactuals to determine the relationships between cause and effect. For example, if Al Gore had won the 2000 presidential election, would the United States have invaded Iraq in 2003? (See Miller Center event with Frank P. Harvey, author of Explaining the Iraq War: Counterfactual Theory, Logic and Evidence at http://bit.ly/1lMQqc8.) As First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy's birthday (July 28, 1929) approached, I began to ponder what she would be like today had she not succumbed to lymphoma in 1994. She is frozen in many memories as the glamorous wife of President John F. Kennedy, only 31 years of age when she entered the White House, or as his stoic widow creating the Camelot legend after his assassination a thousand days later. But what if Jackie Kennedy had lived to celebrate her 85th birthday? Read more → [0 Comments] First Ladies John F. Kennedy Tweet Posted July 18, 2014 By Kristy Schantz Reagan Officials Reflect on KAL 007 With the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over Ukraine, many are recalling KAL 007, the Korean passenger plane that the Soviets shot down on Sept. 1, 1983 after it strayed off course and flew into Soviet territory. 269 people were killed. President Reagan addressed the nation on Sept. 5, saying, "This crime against humanity must never be forgotten, here or throughout the world." You can watch his remarks at http://bit.ly/1p2dHKV. Administration officals reflected on KAL 007 in interviews for Reagan's oral history. Click read more for excerpts. Read more → [0 Comments] Foreign Policy South Korea Soviet Union Ronald Reagan Tweet 1 of 28 Pages 1 2 3 > Last ›