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Jeremiah Alvesta Wright, Jr. (born September 22, 1941) is Pastor Emeritus of Trinity United Church of Christ (TUCC), a megachurch in Chicago exceeding 6,000 members. In early 2008, Wright retired after 36 years as the Senior Pastor of his congregation and no longer has daily responsibilities at the church.
Following retirement, Wright's beliefs and preaching were scrutinized when segments from his sermons were publicized in connection with the presidential campaign of Barack Obama, including his contention that the attacks of September 11, 2001 were proof that "America's chickens are coming home to roost" and "...not God Bless America. God damn America." Obama reacted to the Wright controversy in a speech entitled "A More Perfect Union."
Wright subsequently defended himself in a speech before the NAACP on April 27, 2008, in which he indicated that he was not "divisive" but "descriptive," and that the black church experience, like black culture, was "different" but not "deficient". After the election, Wright was again the center of controversy when he suggested on one occasion that "them Jews" were keeping him from reaching President Obama.

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Fresh off of a painful 2007 season that saw them licking their wounds to the tune of an 0-14 mark at the merciless hands of their Suburban Lakes League opposition, the Woodmore Wildcats volleyball program went on the prowl this off-season and hired former veteran Whitmer freshman volleyball coach Julie Odenweller.
"I am very excited about the opportunity to be coaching this talented group of athletes," praises an optimistic Coach Odenweller.
Odenweller inherits eight experienced letter winners and seven key seniors to make her first year gig of building a quick, proven winner a little easier. The coach also brings to the bench four solid years at the helm of Whitmer's freshmen team in the Toledo City League, two years of building up its junior high program, and four additional years of coaching volleyball at the club level, "because we have a nice group of varsity players who are ready, and wanting to prove themselves to the rest of the SLL, and our opponents can expect us to be more competitive and tougher this year, as we're going to be a team that gets better week by week."
"I am anxious to watch our senior players emerge as leaders," she adds thoughtfully. "We have been working hard, and are ready to start the season well-conditioned and ready to compete."
Among those key seniors Odenweller is hoping will instill Woodmore's brand-new mantra of "Play Hard Every Game, and Always Play to Win" are scrappy, 5-8 Honorable Mention All-SLL/All-District middle front battler Megan Bitter.
Though looking to help her "Restore the Roar" will be fellow middle front force and senior Erin Pendleton, who just may be one step away from All-SLL accolades in 2008 herself; senior right front Kaylee Paul, who is this team's setter; left siders Tiffany Keaton and Rachel Bouldin, who are battle-tested seniors; and senior serving ace Erika Avers.
Odenweller gives a glowing review of at least two young Wildcats who are making a mark for themselves by pushing the seniors to be even better in practice. Junior Elisha Stone, who at the setter position is almost like the team's back-up quarterback, and perhaps Odenweller's most cerebral player; and 5-10 super-sophomore Audrey Thorbahn, an exciting, young prospect whom the Lady Cats are expecting big things from as she steps up into the front row this year.
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Not A Bed Of Roses
Local columnist Jimmy Reed recently attended the wedding of his goddaughter, a wonderful event except for the 95 degree weather. He writes about the celebration and how the heat was a good omen for the new couple. (June 7, 2011, Page 4)
Counting – numbers have all kinds of meanings
Numbers count days, years, all kinds of things. Local columnist T.J. Ray takes a closer look at how many of us use numbers counting up and down. (June 2, 2011, Page 4A)
The triangular negotiating table
Local columnist T.J. Ray takes a closer look at the ongoing negotiations and work on a Memorandum of Understanding for the new hospital to be built by Baptist, offering his take on different parts of the agreement and where he thinks things could be headed with local health care. (May 25, 2011, Page 4)
Sturm Und Drang
Americans are now experiencing tremendous storm and stress – or Sturm und Drang, as the Germans call it. Local columnist Jimmy Reed writes about the challenges we've faced through the years, and notes that we should use the upcoming Memorial Day holiday to honor those who gave on battlefields – but also those who fought and won economic and natural wars on the home front. (May 24, 2011, Page 4)
Mr. Anonymous and Old Fogies
Do you get bothered when people use the term "old fogies" about older citizens? Local columnist T.J. Ray does, too, and he was upset with a recent piece titled "Old Fogie Pride" that came his way – until he gave it a closer look. (May 20, 2011, Page 4A)
Die Prayin'
Have you ever thought about what you'd like to be doing when it comes your time to depart this earth? Local columnist Jimmy Reed recalls a conversation from years ago where the best answer was from the man who wanted to die prayin'. (May 17, 2011, Page 4)
You Are A Diamond
Sometimes teachers inspire students; sometimes, it's the other way around. That's the case for local columnist and college instructor Jimmy Reed, who writes about the heroic deeds of one of his students that he calls "a diamond." (May 10, 2011, Page 4)
Our elephant involves help with mental illness
Local columnist T.J. Ray points out the elephant standing in the corner of our room – the lack of help for folks with mental problems – and wonders when we'll acknowledge it and do something about it. (May 6, 2011, Page 4A)
Foolish Mistakes
Few aviators complete their careers without escaping dangerous incidents, usually when they have little flying experience. Local columnist Jimmy Reed relates the stories of his two big escapes, one when attempting a foolish maneuver and the other when he almost hit another aircraft. (April 26, 2011, Page 4)
Pierced Hands
Hands are the key to the most wonderful story ever told. Local columnist Jimmy Reed explains as he takes a look at James Weldon Johnson's "The Creation" along with the story of Christ's birth, death and resurrection as we continue through Holy Week. (April 19, 2011, Page 4A)


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The Evil Dead remake could eventually be merged with the original movies
This year's gruesome Evil Dead remake may eventually turn out to just be part of a larger series of movies rather than a reboot. Word is that the 2013 Evil Dead film could eventually be merged into a larger Evil Dead franchise, pulling Ash back into the larger story.
Producer Bruce Campbell and director Fede Alvarez showed up at WonderCon yesterday and showed off some more insane footage from their upcoming horror film Evil Dead, which is going to scare the shit out of people. After they showed off the new footage they talked about the film and the franchise. A fan asked Campbell if we would see the new Evil Dead remake merge with the old Evil Dead. Campbell told Alvarez that he should answer the question, and his answer was something that I think every Evil Dead fan would want to see!
Alvarez said his dream would be to see the two franchises end up combining into one horrific movie blood bath. He revealed that he'd like to make a sequel to the remake he just finished filming while Sam Raimi worked on making Army of Darkness 2, and then after that the two Evil Dead worlds would collide in an epic seventh movie to which Campbell replied with a grin… "I think seven is a nice number."
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According to the report, the bear chased the couple's dog inside the house before attacking the man. The man's wife jumped in to save him and the bear then went after her, eventually dragging her outside, before the man scared the bear off.
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John Cena, who was said to have a legitimate claim to the title because he won it in a match against a man who had already had a match that night, is angry with Alberto Del Rio for winning the title in a match against a man who had already had a match that night. He claims this is "bogus."
Also, he's issuing a dire warning to Alberto Del Rio that someday soon, Del Rio will have to defend his title. Which he says to Del Rio less than two minutes after Del Rio wins his first title defense, which incidentally was against the man Cena beat for his last championship.
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Yes, the BBC had Hulk Hogan on, talking about the riots.
On the chatter, Mr. Chris Sims had this immediate response-
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Chris Sims: BUT DON'T WORRY BROTHER
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Achewood is the best webcomic. I want everyone to draw Achewood fanart today.
Seeing as I am a dude who co-runs an Achewood fanblog I figured I should probably do this.
I'm fine with being both.
1) Not yet, but I'm hoping to get to it eventually.
2) Five Guys is good, no doubt, but it's slightly more expensive than In-N-Out, and the two burgers that I had in San Diego were better than anything I've gotten from Five Guys. They're good, though, and their fries are great, especially since you get a gigantic amount of them. Plus, they have amazing hot dogs.
3) People will wonder why Ben 10 and/or Speed Racer are carrying around a bag of salt.
Yep. I was 11 or 12, at my dad's house, and he gave me a Dave Barry book to read. I tore through it, and decided right then that this was what I wanted to do. That led to me getting my first breaks when I was 17 (which did not last long), and then what led to starting my blog, which led me to Cracked and ComicsAlliance.
I'm not sure when I decided I wanted to write comics, unless you count that time when I was 6 and I drew that Batman story where he fought Blanka and Dhalsim.
I have no idea, I've never been there.
Okay, that's enough of that for now. Thanks, everyone.
Not unless you're writing for The Simpsons 15 years ago.
I don't think you can hulk out from apathy.
It's pretty good, yeah.
He has refused to aid me in any way until I help him find the Sampo.
Oh, you mean the Swami.
Japan. There are TWO Hello Kitty theme parks.
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There's a lot of POTENTIAL there to do something great and re-unify the DCU and get a million readers, though we'll have to wait and see if it works. And Morrison on Action Comics.
A: Kevin's bigger than I am and works out with more consistency, and as you may already know, he has a LOT of anger to fuel his savagery.
B: If I'm putting my safety in the hands of Matthew Allen Smith, I'm already doomed.
Despite the title of this blog, my favorite is Twilight Sparkle. And they wouldn't fight to the death! THAT'S NOT FRIENDSHIP. (Rainbow Dash)


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St James the Less is currently in the process of becoming part of a new partnership of churches known as a Benefice. The official legal process can be lengthy but the PCC will endeavour to keep everyone updated as progress is made. A new team of clergy will be taking the services however the schedule remains largely unchanged except for the addition of the Partnership Service.
1st & 3rd Sunday of the month - 9am Holy Communion
2nd Sunday of the month* - 9.30 am All Age Service (Non-Eucharist)
4th Sunday of the month - 10.30 Family Communion
5th Sunday of the month - Partnership Service - venue varies
1st Wednesday of month - 11am Morning Prayer - Marshall Rooms
* All Age Service - sometimes resheduled to fit in with key services such as Mothering Sunday, Harvest etc. Pleae check for revised details.
Booking a Special Occasion at St James the Less?
As part of the Benefice some of the administration will be centralised, so moving forward if you wish to organise a special service in the church you will now need to contact the administrator:
Gail Thomas, Administrator for Fromeside Churches.
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For all general enquiries about the church please contact either of the church wardens who will be happy to help.
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Booking a party or a meeting then why not use the Marshall Rooms?
Annual General Meeting of Parochial Church Council
This meeting takes place once a year and is an opportunity for all those on the Church Electoral Roll to come and hear about what the PCC has been working on during the year. Anyone on the Electoral Roll can put themselves forward to join as a member or take on an official role.If time is limited perhaps you might just like to contribute on a voluntary basis for specific events as all help is very welcome.
Appointment of the Chuch Wardens also takes place around this time and attached are the nomination forms that need to be completed. It is recoommended that anyone considering taking on such a role spend time with current Wardens so that they could fully understand the duties before making such a commitment.


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Just moved to Honolulu last week and need some help getting the lay of the land. Where do you shop for
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-- Asian food products, i.e. a big Asian supermarket (preferably with parking)
-- other food products (I found Whole Foods and Costco already, what else is good?)
-- furniture (there has to be more than Homeworld without being Asian antiques)
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The first place I hit when going back home from LA is Don Quijote on Kaheka in Ala Moana, then to the next block over to Wal*Mart on Keeaumoku St., Then when I'm all exhausted, I'll go across the street to Long's located in the Ala Moana Shopping Center next to Sears. If you still have some energy, go to Marukai next to the Ward Warehouse and spend some more money. Keep Hawaii green...spend money!
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Pot n pans - Ross Dress For Less; inexpensive, brand new, name brand, and at least 9 locations http://locator5000.info/search.aspx
Asian food products - Don Quijote {801 Kaheka Street (Honolulu) or 850 Kamehameha Highway (Pearl City)}; mostly Japanese prod, some Thai, Filipino, and Korean prods. Palama Super Market; 1210 Dillingham Blvd - mostly Korean prods, some of everything else.
Other foods - Farmers Market; http://www.honolulu.gov/parks/program... - Fresh, local, inexpensive, and supports local businesses/farmers. Doesn't get any fresher http://www.honolulu.gov/parks/program...
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Not sure of your budget, but all these places have things that will fit in anyone's budget. Good luck Kelly, welcome home!
Chef's cooking gear: Hata on Sand Island
Japanese stuff: Shirokiya in Ala Moana Center
local fish, meat and produce: Chinatown, Open Markets, Waipahu Marketplace, KCC market Sat. AM
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I agree with Y Hata!
For kitchen equipment and cookware, FORGET those rip-off expensive specialty stores (e.g. Compleat Kitchen, Executive Chef @ Ward, Williams-Sonoma, Macy's, etc.)
Instead, go to a decent restaurant supply store like Y.Hata on Sand Island and Bargreen Ellison in Pearl City or Aiea (across from Pearlridge Shopping Center behind a furniture store, Fortunoff? HomeWorld?). They look like warehouses, but full of durable heavy duty equipment at relatively low prices.
That $12 OXO peeler from Compleat Kitchen is a piece of crap and half as sharp as the $1.50 Victorinox ones you'll find at the restaurant supply stores. A regular stainless steel mixing bowl shouldn't cost $20!
You don't need a $200 All-Clad/Mauviel/Le Creuset/etc. pan to cook amazing food! The best restaurants in the world don't even use these pans. Just get something thick, heavy and sturdy. At home, I cook on restaurant-grade carbon steel saute pans (naturally nonstick like seasoned cast iron, but lighter in weight and faster to heat up; super durable). Heavy-gauge aluminum saucepans, sheet pans & stockpots are what most restaurants use, and they're very good for what you pay for.
See Mark Bittman's advice for restaurant supply store shopping to outfit a new kitchen in the NY Times:
Too bad Y. Hata & Bargreen Ellison aren't as cheap as mainland restaurant supply stores. At least Bargreen Ellison has a nice trade discount (20%?) if you work in the industry, (but don't lie).
Also some good deals at Ross and Craigslist. I've seen bare and enameled cast iron dutch ovens for <$40, Cuisinart ice cream machines for <$15, decent pasta presses for ~$15. I even saw a RobotCoupe for $80 once. Check the Business section of Cragislist for restaurants going out of business. You can usually get baking sheet pans and mixing bowls (and hotel pans and deep fryers, and walk-in freezers, etc.) for dirt cheap.
For the freshest ingredients, try for the farmer's markets. Not just produce, and not just at Kapiolani Community College (KCC) & the Blaisdell Center. Every day of the week, all over the island:
I'm a fan of fresh local Ka Lei eggs @ Safeway or better yet, at their store in Kaimuki (on Waialae kinda near Big City Diner.)
MA'O Organic Farms in Waianae has a great weekly CSA veggie box going now, too (especially if you like daikon, beets and Hakurei turnips).
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lots of good suggestions. there is an asian grocery (called asian grocery i think) on beretania near the hispanic market (mercado de la raza) across from grace's and times. do go to the diamond head farmer's market on saturday morning, and bring your appetite.
furniture? give up, there is no good place to buy furniture here. OK, maybe not true, but it is a time consuming process. The compleat kitchen and that other place down at ward will have whatever kitchen equipment you want. Just bring a couple of extra credit cards with you. macy's isn't terrible either, sears can be ok.
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They give me a weekly pass which can be renewed if you are a visitor with out of state liscense-i am there every Christmas for 3 weeks and shop there almost daily-mostly for thier outstanding poke!
Cooking gear: Macy's if you want sets of pots and pans; Ross if you want to fill in odds and ends. Ross is also great for kitchen gadgets--colanders, canisters, garlic press, etc.
Best general Asian food stuffs (plus good selection of Japanese kitchen equipment): Don Quijote, Kaheka. Palama Market (next to the DQ parking garage) on Makaloa has a great selection of Korean food products, including fresh and frozen meats.
Down to Earth for bulk grains and spices and for organic food products.
Chinatown for value priced produce like papayas, bananas, exotic mushrooms, exotic fruits, etc. as well as roast duck, char siu, roast pork, etc. Park at one of the City's parking lots.
Bale Bakery on Dillingham for artisanal bread like baguettes, finnish and new york rye, cranberry walnut (also sold at Whole Foods and farmers markets).
Fresh fish from Tamashiro's
re: honu2
Besides having a great wine and spirits department Tamura's has some great oils and other items not normally found in a regular grocery store. I like the Waialae store better than the Kailua branch. Other poster rec on Y. Hata was correct too. Hardware Hawaii in Kailua has some great kitchen items as well.
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Forgot to mention that City Mill (whose owners also own Simply Organized) has a wonderful selection of household storage doodads--freestanding cabinets, trash cans, paper towel holders, bins, etc.
Try this website: www.waltereatshawaii.com
He is the local food pundit on Asian food. He does a Chinatown market tour; a restaurant tour; and teaches Asian cooking.
Welcome to Hawaii!
I gotta agree with the Tamura's advice. They also just opened another location in Aiea.
The Chinatown markets are great & strange & stinky & fun.
Safeway is good. The one on Kapahulu is pretty swanky.
Whole Foods gets me all excited, as long as I'm in the mood to spend a billion dollars on one paper bag's worth of goodies. - and sometimes I am...
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Harvey Weinstein recently revealed that Anne Hathaway, not Jennifer Lawrence, was his original choice to star in "Silver Linings Playbook."
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the parallel structure of generating the challenge response (function
ChallengeResponse() in
www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-pppext-mschap-v2-03.tex) cuts down
the strength of
the PasswordHash from 16 to 14 bytes.
this should have been addressed in version 2.
given challenge C of 8 bytes (or the "hidden challenge" of version 2),
password hash P of 16 bytes,
the response is:
where, P1 is the first 7 bytes of P, P2 is the second 7 bytes of P, and P3
is the last 2 bytes
of P followed by 5 bytes of zeros.
Break P3 by solving C' = DES_X( C ) for X given known C and C' by brute
force over small number
( 2^16 ) of possibilities for X. This gives the last two bytes of P.
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Leach [SMTP:paulle () MICROSOFT COM]
Sent: Wednesday, July 07, 1999 4:56 AM
To: BUGTRAQ () SECURITYFOCUS COM
Subject: MS Chap v2 analysis
In the recently published paper on PPTPv2
(http://www.counterpane.com/pptpv2-paper.html), you state
"5 Analysis of MS-CHAPv2
We do not know why Microsoft chose such a complicated protocol, since this
is not stronger than the following:
The Server sends the Client an 8-byte challenge.
The Client encrypts the 16-byte local password hash with an 8-byte
and sends the Server the 24-byte response, an 8-byte challenge of its own,
and the username.
The Server sends a pass/fail packet with a 24-byte response to the
challenge, which is the user's password-hash-hash encrypted with the
Client's 8-byte challenge."
In fact, the above protocol is considerably weaker than MSCHAPv2.
1. It is subject to a chosen plaintext attack by the server, or by an
attacker. A rogue server can always use a constant challenge (or the
attacker can modify the server's challenge), and precompute a table of
responses for any list of passwords it chooses, making finding the user's
password a mere table lookup. That's because, in this protocol, the
is independent of the username and the client, and depends only on the
password and the server's challenge.
In contrast, MSCHAPv2 creates a challenge by hashing a nonce chosen by the
client with one chosen by the server -- thus neither gets to control what
the challenge is. (Does this clarify your confusion in section 3.1?)
2. Any eavesdopper can recover the local password hash, since it is
encrypted with the server's 8 byte challenge, which was sent in the clear.
This means it can masquerade as the user.
3. Any eavesdropper can recover the user's password-hash-hash, since it is
encrypted with the client's 8 byte challenge, which was sent in the clear.
Once the eavesdropper has the user's password-hash-hash, it can "mutually
authenticate" to that user.
[OK, let's assume that you got steps 2 & 3 reversed -- you meant to say
the challenge was encrypted by the hash (or hash-hash).]
4. It is subject to a chosen plaintext attack by an active attacker on the
mutual authentication step, leading to a precomputed table lookup attack
the password-hash-hash.
The MSCHAPv2 mutual authentication step, by incorporating the client's
response (which is a function of both client's and server's nonce), does
let the client control the server's response, which otherwise would only
depend on the password.
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10 Best Fast Food Meals
Healthy Fast Food Meal No. 4: Chick-n-Minis Breakfast (Chick-Fil-A)
What's the best fast food breakfast sandwich? Believe it or not, there are a few contenders. There's the Breakfast Jack from Jack in the Box, which is fairly low in calories, fat, and sodium (284 calories, 11 grams fat, 4 grams saturated fat, 790 mg sodium). And then there's McDonald's Egg McMuffin, which has more fiber and protein (2 g fiber, 18 g protein) than many other breakfast sandwiches. But the title goes to Chick-Fil-A's Chick-n-minis -- the lowest in calories, fat, cholesterol, and sodium among the offerings at the major chains.
Chick-Fil-A's Chick-n-Minis have 260 calories, 10 g fat (35% calories from fat), 2.5 g saturated fat, 0 g trans fat, 40 mg cholesterol, 650 mg sodium, 30 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, and 14 g protein.
Healthy Fast Food Meal No. 5: Chicken Teriyaki Bowl (Jack in the Box)
This dish would be better if it had brown rice instead of white rice, and the sodium is definitely high (1461 milligrams). Still, it's very low in saturated fat yet contains plenty of protein (25 grams) and some fiber (4 grams). I chose the Chicken Teriyaki Bowl over Jack in the Box's Steak Teriyaki Bowl because the steak option has even more sodium (1739 mg) plus 2 more grams of saturated fat.
The Chicken Teriyaki Bowl from Jack in the Box contains 585 calories, 6 g fat (9% calories from fat), 1 g saturated fat (2% calories from saturated fat), 0 g trans fat, 36 mg cholesterol, 1461 mg sodium, 106 g carbohydrate, 4 g fiber, and 25 g protein.
Healthy Fast Food Meal No. 6: Chargrilled Chicken Cool Wrap (Chick-fil-A)
I think this is the best-looking, best tasting, most satisfying fast food chicken wrap on the market. It doesn't compare to the smaller wraps made by a couple of other chains. Although you'd probably need two of the smaller wraps for a meal, one of these wraps is likely to satisfy. It's packed with fiber (9 grams) and protein (33 grams) and moderate in fat and saturated fat. However, it is high in sodium (1,300 mg) and any dressing served with it would add to that. The two Chick-fil-A dressings lowest in fat and sodium are Fat-Free Honey Mustard (60 calories, 0 g fat, 210 mg sodium) and Reduced Fat Berry Balsamic Vinaigrette (70 calories, 2 g fat, 150 mg sodium).
Chick-fil A's Chargrilled Chicken Cool Wrap with Fat Free Honey Mustard Dressing has
470 calories, 12 g fat (23% calories from fat), 4 g saturated fat, 0 g trans fat, 55 mg cholesterol, 1510 mg sodium, 64 g carbohydrate, 10 g fiber, 33 g protein.
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Shademons are little demons that live in the shadow dimension and sometimes come into our own to make small harmless pranks. Most of times they come out and make noises at night that creep out people who can't sleep. This two have extra fancy eye and face coloring and super sweet decorations. This shademon's face, paws and ornaments are glowing in the dark with green and purple colors.
This is second of three Shademons that I'm making before finally retiring this design. There will be one more very last Shademon doll released in a couple of weeks, and that's it!
20cm (8 inches) tall. Details are cast in resin and the body is soft (no joints or skeleton armature inside). He has some plastic pellets in his belly to give him good balance and realistic weight. His necklace is made art boro glass pendant created by Natalie Amber, amethyst, dyed quartz and glass beads.
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Megan and Liz in the February 2014 issue of J14!
Am I the only one who noticed that they write that Liz is obsessed with Ed but the bubble comes from Megan's head?
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A rosy exhibit now at library
Hundreds of roses are on exhibit at the Del Mar library starting today through May 1. This exhibition includes entries by members of the Del Mar Rose Society as part of their 2010 Rose Show.
Linda Gluckman, president of the Rose Society, invites the public to view the roses.
Included in the exhibit are the winning entries from the many categories, such as hybrid teas, floribundas, shrubs, climbing roses, old garden roses, miniatures and mini-floras. Artistic classes include "tribute bouquet" and "picture frame." Another popular category is the "fragrance" class, which will be judged collectively by DMRS members. All other classes will be judged by accredited ARS horticultural and arrangement judge Mary Muehler Frank, on the evening of April 29.
The Del Mar County Library is at 1309 Camino del Mar in Del Mar.
The library will be open from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and May 1 for public viewing of the roses.
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Aquamarine Dreams in a Vintage Filigree Ring
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Date: Circa 1930.
Measurements: 7/8 of an inch (2.2 cm) in length north to south on the hand and rises 1/4 of an inch (0.6 cm) in height off the finger. Weight of 2.7 grams (1.8 dwt).
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wow i didn't really realise how fucking awful i am. i should probably die as soon as possible.
wow i didn't really realise how fucking awful i am. i should probably die as soon as possible.
if anyone ever calls you a slut just say 'and yet i still won't fuck you' and then blow them a kiss as you saunter away because that's the closest they're ever gonna get to your magnificence, o smaug, chiefest and greatest of calamaties
Ladies real talk
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From one of the Bikini Kill zines I think
sometimes i feel like posting mushy bullshit to try to explain my feelings for you, but then i'm always afraid you'll see them and think i'm annoying or stupid.
one of kathleens first ever shows
Captain Sensible and Dave Vanian
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Sometimes looking like a hoodlum pays off
"I can't remember where I heard this, but someone once said that defending a position by citing free speech is sort of the ultimate concession; you're saying that the most compelling thing you can say for your position is that it's not literally illegal to express."
(via xkcd: Free Speech)
Thank you XKCD! This is so accurate.
"Love the fetus, hate the child."
America makes it near impossible for a woman to stay autonomous—hard to get family planning resources/make the choice of getting an abortion, and harder to get child care support after the baby is born. Leaving women destitute and dependants everywhere.
Look at Canada! Not only do we give almost a full year off, it can be either maternity or paternity. That's right, daddy can stay home with the baby while the mother goes back to work. And the leave can be also be split between them. For example, the mother could take six months, and then the father could take the other six. Did I also mention that the parent on leave continues to receive pay and is guaranteed their job back?
50 weeks dog, count that shit bro.
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Siouxsie & The Banshees - Love in a Void
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"i feel u" i say as i begin feeling you. you are soft, like a bunny
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Why Do Mexis Like Wrought-Iron Fences?
By Gustavo Arellano
By R. Scott Moxley
By Alfonso Delgado
Women For: OC are Stitching and Bitching
By Courtney Hamilton
Santa Ana River Ready for Its Renaissance
By Joel Beers
By Peter Maguire
Can Tech Ruin the Kim Pham Murder Trial?
By Charles Lam
MLG Anaheim: This eSporting Life
By Charles Lam
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Preserved and doted on by residents and tourists alike, San Juan Capistrano has maintained what few cities in the county can boast: a small-town core that fans out from the 200-year-old Mission San Juan Capistrano. The bucolic, 14-square-mile valley is one of the only outposts in South County with old narrow streets, historic neighborhoods, and the peculiar and heartily celebrated trek made by Argentine cliff swallows, who for more than a century have returned yearly to build their mud nests at the Mission. The language found on street signs and used to describe old neighborhoods such as "Los Rios" is a reminder of the city's Spanish then Mexican incarnations before the U.S. nabbed California.
Not more than a couple of miles south from the city's heart are Del Obispo and Kinoshita elementary schools. The two are a 57-second car drive apart, and each is visible from the other's back yard. The schools are considered—most often casually and quietly, other times publicly—to be emblematic of the ethnic separation within San Juan Capistrano's public schools.
In recent years, Kinoshita has become the most ethnically and socioeconomically isolated school in the district, which encompasses 56 schools in seven cities. Close to 95 percent of its students are Latino, 78 percent are learning English and 88 percent are poor. A hop, skip and a walk around the corner sits Del Obispo, which has a majority white population; 32 percent of students are Latino, one-fifth are learning English and 33 percent are poor.
San Juan Capistrano is the only city in South County that reflects the demographic twists and turns California has taken the past few decades: 33 percent of its 34,000 residents are Hispanic and 62 percent are non-Hispanic white.
Although they can peer into each other's playgrounds, the kids at Kinoshita and Del Obispo don't freely choose to go to one or the other school. Lines have been drawn and redrawn by the school district, fought over like micro-borders, to determine who will go to school where. With 52,000 students scattered over an area of ongoing development, CUSD is considered a "growth" district and, consequently, almost yearly goes through a boundary-redrawing process that shuffles groups of students around in order to relieve overcrowding or fill up newly built schools. The process almost always causes considerable outcry from parents.
"Everyone knows that if you're white in this town, you send your kids to Del Obispo or Ambuehl and not to Kinoshita or San Juan Elementary," says a prominent local parent who wishes to remain anonymous. The other two schools she mentions, Ambuehl and San Juan, sit less than a mile and a half from each other, but are almost as ethnically and socioeconomically disparate as the first two. (San Juan Elementary's former status as the district's most ethnically isolated school has changed in the past few years as families from around South County have enrolled in its dual-language-immersion magnet program, where all students are taught to be fluent in both English and Spanish, beginning in kindergarten.)
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Yohana Sandoval remembers making harried efforts to catch up to the rest of her class when she was a student at San Juan Elementary in the late 1980s. She had arrived from Mexico with her parents at a time when the small town was less than one-fifth Latino but full of tourist-driven nostalgia for its Spanish/Mexican past. Her parents settled into one of the now predominantly Latino neighborhoods known as "The Carolinas," a cluster of neat, well-tended small homes and apartments closed in by a gate near downtown. The 8-year-old Sandoval, who could read and write in Spanish but spoke no English, joined the nearby school.
She remembers a healthy cultural mix at the city's oldest elementary school, which was built when the county still had wide swaths of open, undeveloped land in 1964. Within a year, Sandoval was placed in all-English classes. "I learned English faster than my peers who had grown up here with Spanish-speaking backgrounds probably because I already knew my primary language pretty well," she says. "I knew how to read and write."
By the time she reached Marco Forster Middle School, Sandoval ran for student-body office and was comfortable making friends with anyone, she says. "I was told I was the first Mexican ever elected to ASB [Associated Student Body]," she says, laughing. "I don't know if that's true, but that's what I was told." She felt confident going after what she wanted, she says, including her leadership role for the mural project.
When her younger sibling and a niece attended San Juan Elementary, Sandoval noticed the student demographic was shifting from a predominantly white student body to a predominantly Latino group. "Over the years," she says, "I would look back and wonder, 'What's going on? Why is it happening? Are the white kids moving out of the area?'"
The white families were moving out of the area—or, at least, moving their kids out of the school. That's how Tony Brown, a longtime resident of the historic district near San Juan Elementary, remembers it. During the 1990s, San Juan Capistrano's Latino population nearly doubled between 1990 and 2000. San Juan Elementary's proximity to the neighborhoods with more affordable housing meant that a majority of the city's new residents were boundaried to the school. But the real shift, says Brown, who is half-Mexican, came when his neighbors and friends began pulling their kids from the school after the demographics began to change in the early 1990s.
"Once the school hit about 33 percent Hispanic, the dynamic of 'white flight' kicked in," says Brown, who also had kids at San Juan. "Then things started accelerating; a lot of people started leaving. To this day—and my house is a block away from San Juan Elementary—there are lots of families with kids in my neighborhood, and the kids don't go to San Juan Elementary because the perception is that they won't get a good education."
Brown doesn't believe that perception is accurate; back when everyone began to leave, he decided to keep his daughters in the school.
"I talked to lots of white folks back in the day. I said, 'Why are you leaving? Stay here. You'll be fine, you'll be fine.' I thought the teachers were good," he says. "They still are. But people left."
By the time his kids finished at San Juan, says Brown, the school's demographics had shifted from about 33 percent to about 75 percent Hispanic. "I said, 'I'm not going to play that game.' We kept our kids there, and I felt they did fine."
Brown, along with other locals, including Capistrano Dispatch editor Jonathan Volzke, formed a task force during the early 1990s to work with the newcomer families and students. The group was actively involved in connecting school parents with social services; they held community forums and events about the city's changing demographics where "we tried to bridge gaps," Brown says. His wife was PTA president. "I was very, very involved with lots of Hispanic people in those days, and we got along with everyone," he says.
But traces of Brown's past involvement with his kids' elementary school aren't so obvious in the op-ed pieces he now writes for the local paper. Today, he vigorously speaks out at city council meetings, school board meetings and local gatherings against illegal immigration and denounces local organizations that provide services to new immigrants who are not here legally.
"I wasn't as bothered by the issue back then. I had a house full of kids and was just trying to survive," he says. "And the situation wasn't as big. I only came to get agitated by things in the past couple of years."
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When she took the podium on July 11 and accused Marco Forster Principal Carrie Bertini of running the middle school like a "Mexican public school," Kim McCarthy says, her intention was not to be divisive, but to figure out how to integrate the city's English-learner community into the larger community. In her statement, the wide-eyed, gum-chewing Detroit native criticized Bertini for "promoting the use of Spanish," made reference to a mural with a Mexican flag painted on it and a "Mexican man with a quote in Spanish," and asked that the board not permit "Mexican flags to remain on the walls at Marco."
Her critique went unnoticed for a few weeks, but a South County chapter of the Minuteman Project, in which McCarthy has an acquaintance, seized on the opportunity to send a mass e-mail denouncing the mural and included a picture of it. The group also posted McCarthy's statements onto Craigslist; one member, Cheryl Burns, who is African-American, spoke out about the mural at a recent board meeting, stating that Marco Forster was a school that "breeds criminals."
At the following board meeting in early August, which McCarthy did not attend, district Superintendent Woodrow Carter read a detailed rebuttal, which pointed out what he labeled the "facts" against McCarthy's criticisms. He pointed to the school's rapid achievement growth over the past 10 years.
Upset that she had not been telephoned by the superintendent before his public address, McCarthy appeared on KFI-AM's John and Ken Show, began speaking out at local "coffee chats" hosted by Capistrano Dispatch editor Volzke, and two weeks ago appeared on a KOCE-TV segment about the issue. She has also made several calls, she says, to the local organizations who work with the Latino community in an effort to "get to know them."
The media attention has drawn comments—including 937 on a recent Registerarticle that included principal Bertini's response.
"Deport ALL the illegal Messican [sic] parents along with their anchor babies and the problem is solved," read one comment posted Aug. 20.
"Principal Carrie Bertini has totally lost her mind. Replace her ASAP. Tell the children they are in America now, and we speak English here. It's not a cultural event, it's a SCHOOL!" read another.
Such comments have sometimes surprised McCarthy. "They're talking about illegals and all this other stuff. I never said anything about illegal anything in my statements," she says. "My concern is over the divisiveness and enabling that's created if you encourage kids to speak Spanish and not English.
"In retrospect, I could have said it differently. I could have used better words," she says. "I want them out of isolation. I want to bridge the gap. It starts in the home, starts in the community, starts in the city council and starts at the school district, who are perpetuating this—and it's pathetic."
Bertini explains that the 35 percent of the 1,400 students who are English learners who have the lowest level at proficiency at the school are in structured English-language classes for two periods a day, and then spend the rest of their days in classes in which English is spoken. They're not in Spanish-speaking classes, she explains. "The kids are fluent; we have maybe 20 kids who aren't fluent on our campus, at least verbally," she says. "Maybe writing and academically, we still need to work with them. But they're fluent." She's proud, she says, of the school's academic progress and its ranking among other similar schools (most recently, it scored an eight out of 10 when compared with schools with similar demographics throughout the state).
She probably uses Spanish during 2 percent of her day, Bertini says, and she maintains an open-door policy for those curious about the school. Although McCarthy never approached her directly about her concerns, Bertini says the incident has brought the issue into public light, which "opens it up to discussion."
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By the mid-1990s, a bulging San Juan Elementary became one of the most overcrowded schools in the district, with averages of more than 1,000 students per year. District attempts to relieve overcrowding were met with protests by area parents at the other two elementary schools. In letter after letter preserved in district archives, parents voiced their fears over having their kids' education come to a halt if they were forced to mix with poorer, English-limited San Juan Elementary students.
The district itself sometimes conveyed mixed messages in its efforts to assuage the overcrowding issue at San Juan. In a proposed boundary change that would have sent a chunk of San Juan kids to Ambuehl or Del Obispo in the late 1990s, one report characterized the potential impact of the move to Ambuehl as positive: "A more diverse student population would be created at Ambuehl." But a similar student move to Del Obispo would "profoundly impact [the school's] demographic makeup," the same report stated. Parents ferociously protested both proposals, and the district succumbed, not moving any students from San Juan to the other two predominantly white schools and instead adding a few portable classrooms to the already-cramped old campus. The district also decided to wait until the opening of a shiny new school just around the corner from Del Obispo to rework San Juan's boundaries. The initial plan included closing down Del Obispo as an elementary school and making its buildings part of the adjacent Marco Forster Middle School. This plan was quickly dropped because Del Obispo's enrollment was still too high, but it does at least partially explain why the three schools are now practically a continuous campus.
The district outwardly proposed a move that would balance out the populations at San Juan and Del Obispo, which were, at the time, 96 percent Latino and two-thirds white, respectively. Plans included sending a group of kids from Del Obispo to the new school, Kinoshita, along with half of San Juan's students. Another plan included moving a group of kids from San Juan to Del Obispo. But Del Obispo parents packed district boardrooms and fiercely protested the mergers.
Ultimately, when Kinoshita opened in 2000, about 150 Del Obispo students were boundaried to the new school along with half of San Juan's kids. None of the San Juan students were boundaried to Del Obispo.
Although Del Obispo's demographic breakdown hasn't changed much over the years (more than half the population is white, and one-third is Latino), it is far more diverse than Kinoshita, which looks more like San Juan once did.
"Kinoshita is a victim of white flight," says Erin Kutnick, a mother of three who sat on a district boundary committee, is a current school-board candidate, and whose kids went to Ambuehl and Marco Forster. "Why do you think there are so many private schools in San Juan [Capistrano]?" she asks, referencing the nine in the city.
"Do you think that's an accident or a direct correlation to the number of Latinos we have? I don't think it's an accident," she says. "I think it's parents who don't want their kids to be exposed to a different culture. They're doing their kids a disservice."
Kutnick seems to have had a change of heart. In 1999, when one of the district's proposals to relieve overcrowding at San Juan involved moving a group of its student population to Ambuehl, Kutnick wrote a letter to the district as a "concerned parent." In the letter, dated Jan. 26, 1999, Kutnick wrote, "My fourth and most important concern has to do with the quality of education that my children will NOT receive should a large number of Spanish-speaking students be transferred to Ambuehl. It is a proven fact to have a negative impact on those who [sic] students who are in school to learn in English."
In 2004, when Del Obispo's population declined and the district needed to meet a budgetary shortfall, it proposed closing the school and sending students around the corner to Kinoshita. Parents showed up in droves to protest the closure; the board ultimately decided to keep it open.
District Director of Instructional Operations Jolene Dougherty says the district's primary focus when Kinoshita opened was to relieve San Juan of its overcrowding and make sure children in the city could attend their "neighborhood school." Would not students from Kinoshita and Del Obispo still be attending their "neighborhood" school if they were switched to one or the other, given the schools' 0.3-mile proximity to each other? "The neighborhoods reflect the students that live around the school. They're all neighborhood schools," Dougherty insists with regard to the two schools. "Neighborhood schools is one of the things we were trying to achieve, and that was a bigger issue for parents than ethnicity."
"Kinoshita was the opportunity to really mix it up. But it didn't happen," says Jim Williams, former executive director of the Boys and Girls Club, which sits across the street from the school. "I think they just decided, 'We're gonna let that sleeping dog lie.'"
The major problem with that, he says, is that kids don't have a chance to know one another until they go to Marco Forster Middle School. He discovered, through his work with the kids at the club, that "the little ones had no problem mixing." It's when they get a little older, he says, that it becomes more difficult. "I was principal for a day at the middle school," Williams says. "The Latino kids were all sitting together, and all the Anglos were all together. . . . It's a fascinating community. There's no overt racial disharmony, but you don't have to scratch very hard to see it's very uncomfortable for people."
The two principals at the elementary schools say that in their efforts to attend first and foremost to their student populations, they have not noticed any racial or ethnic discordance. "I would feel bad if there was tension going on that our kids would have to see on a daily basis," says Del Obispo's Eric Gruenewald, who believes his school is right in line with California demographic statistics. "It's probably more of an adult issue than a kid issue. Kids are very accepting of all lifestyles. Sometimes, we as adults just need to remember, 'What do we want for our kids?'"
"I get the students that I'm given, and I don't really think about it," says Principal Erick Fineberg, who adds that he is focused on making Kinoshita a high-achieving school. "I haven't looked at census data on San Juan Capistrano, but we've all walked in the neighborhoods that our students go to. . . . I look at the communities we serve, and I don't think about it. The kids are great; I love them. That's all I focus on, really."
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At the Aug. 25 board meeting, with a Telemundo reporter and cameraman at district headquarters, McCarthy spoke to the board again, after comments by Lon Uso; Cheryl Burns of the Minutemen; Tony Brown, who read a prepared statement; and his wife, Orrie Brown. Several commentators focused on the position of the American flag on the Marco Forster mural, saying that laws had been broken because the flag was not bigger or higher than the Mexican flag.
When it was her turn, McCarthy called Superintendent Carter's remarks on KOCE—where he commented that her statements about the school could be perceived as racist by some in the community—a character assassination. (Carter declined to speak to the Weekly for this story.) McCarthy reiterated some of her points: "This mural belongs elsewhere in the school, along with the flags of many other cultures," and she pointed to the latest round of test scores for the school's Latino students, citing large percentages of non-proficiency in English and math. "We are clearly failing them at the elementary level, and the CUSD is passing them through the ranks," she said. Then she ended abruptly on a peaceful note: "Let our common goal be to bring the Hispanic population out of their cultural isolation within our schools and neighborhoods, uniting our families in friendship."
Yohana Sandoval sat quietly at the same board meeting and listened to complaints about the way she and her classmates had positioned the American and Mexican flags (side by side) on their mural and to calls for its removal. Newly elected board member Ken Maddox defended the mural publicly and said he would be opposed to altering it in any way. Principal Carrie Bertini looked on as the crowd cheered.
"As an adult now, I have to put myself in other people's shoes and try to understand where they're coming from. And if someone is arguing that the American flag is smaller . . . Our intention was never to create any harm or disrespect. The artists are just as American as anyone else there," Sandoval says. "I think we would be happy to come in and alter the mural. I can't speak for all the artists, but what we care about is our mural, that it stays there, that it's respected.
"Our intention was to unify the school. . . . I would be very upset if they covered the whole thing. It would just send the wrong message, not just to our generation, but to all kids."