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ARRIVING in Kent, Conn., fresh off the Appalachian Trail, two hikers who go by the trail names Mudbug and Bones ambled for about a quarter of a mile along a country road. First they passed the well-kept athletic fields and stately brick structures of the Kent School. Then came two chocolate shops, a trio of hulking bovine statues, a smattering of art galleries and a series of sidewalk cafes.
Designer purses hung on racks not far from a Victorian house doubling as an antiques shop. A shiny black Porsche was parked on the street nearby. The camping supply store, when they arrived there, was selling backpacks alongside pink-and-green neckties bearing the preppy fashion design label Vineyard Vines. Mudbug carried a gray, javelin-sized walking staff fully stripped of its bark. Bones wore a light brown bandanna. His teak-stained ukulele was rolled up in a gray sleeping pad. Both sported beards and backpacks.
Like many hikers of the Appalachian Trail, Bones and Mudbug (whose names off the trail are Andrew Simpson and Tyler Geymann) hold that there are only two kinds of towns along the way: those friendly to hikers and those not. At first, they weren't sure which side of the fence the upscale town of Kent was on.
Then the silence was broken.
"So have you seen any bears?" asked Larry Cunningham, a jovial middle-aged patron of Caralee's restaurant who was eating brunch at an outdoor table not far from a woman wearing a shirt from Taft, another Connecticut boarding school.Continue reading the main story
"Sixteen," Mr. Geymann said casually as he adjusted a strap on his pack. "There were a lot in New Jersey."
More friendly questions followed: how far they were walking in a day, what their trail names were, if they were set for a place to stay. And again, "How close did you get to those bears?"
At first blush, Kent may not seem like the sort of town where scores of bedraggled backpackers would be milling about. It seems more like a place for blue blazers, penny loafers and pink shorts. Kent is home to three private schools, five art galleries and more than 30 specialty shops. Oscar de la Renta and Henry Kissinger have homes there. "George W. Bush was in Kent about six weeks ago," said Anne McAndrew, co-owner of the camping supply store, Backcountry Outfitters.
Ms. McAndrew is used to doing business with hikers down from the trail who arrive in town with gaunt faces, mud-stained boots and unshorn locks. Once, after helping a hiker in her store with a camping stove, she was approached by an out-of-town woman who appeared perplexed; she wanted to know how a town like Kent could have such a serious homeless problem.
Residents aren't so easily fazed. "Kent has a certain country sophistication to it," Ms. McAndrew said. "But the town is not glitzy. And it's not the sort of place that gets hung up on itself."
Elegant country homes. Covered bridges. Distinctive boutiques. In some circles, these are the attributes used to describe the farm-chic environs of northwestern Connecticut. In other spheres, however, the attractions are more natural. Open meadows. Picturesque ridgelines. Frothy rapids. And as hikers of the Appalachian Trail romp through here, in greatest numbers from summer to early fall, these two worlds intermingle.
In towns like Kent, Salisbury, Cornwall and Falls Village, which are close to the 52-mile section of the Appalachian Trail that runs through Connecticut, unshowered hikers roam the same streets as well-dressed women in great round sunglasses and sweeping wide-brimmed hats. Porches of quaint inns accommodate antiques hunters along with hikers walking upwards of 15 to 25 miles in a single day. Fine food is not the exclusive domain of those accustomed to sleeping under a roof, on goose-down pillows and high-thread-count sheets.
"I liken it to this," said Jill Zinzi, manager at the Kent Coffee & Chocolate Company, who often gets hikers in who ask her to wash out their water bottles. "We have a bench out in front of the shop. You could have a millionaire at one end of the bench, a woman breast-feeding her baby in the middle, a hiker at the end, and a local farmer thrown in there somewhere. They'd all be deep in conversation."
Over the years, the people who live in towns along the trail in Connecticut have come to accept, and in some cases embrace, the hobolike presence of rumpled hikers amid what remains an otherwise refined atmosphere. It is not uncommon for strangers to approach hikers on the street and start talking to them as if they were minor celebrities — never mind that major celebrities may be lurking nearby.
"Our guests are often intrigued by the hikers who stay with us," said Kendra Tobin, innkeeper at the White Hart Inn in Salisbury, a town that is home to Meryl Streep and Sam Waterston, and frequently receives visitors from the nearby Hotchkiss boarding school. "We actually offer a special discount to these hikers during the week."
Peter Starbuck, who serves sherry, tea, crackers and pâté every day at 4 p.m. to his guests at the Starbuck Inn in Kent, said he looked forward to seeing the trail crowd every year, even though he admitted to occasionally having to drive with his head out the window while giving a lift to a particularly fragrant hiker.
Hikers who stay at the Starbuck Inn are often older than many on the trail, Mr. Starbuck said, and in possession of greater financial resources. They also generate stimulating and sometimes unexpected conversation. "One of our guests who was hiking the Appalachian Trail went by the trail name Six Iron," he recalled. "I just assumed she was a golfer. It turns out she's competed in six ironman competitions."
TOWNS close to the Appalachian Trail are frequent stops for hikers in search of the basics. E-mail is checked at the library. Packages are picked up and sent at the post office. Clothes are washed at the Laundromat. Food is bought at the grocery store. The more luxurious distractions found in some hamlets are not lost on hikers; the geothermal hot tubs found at Hot Springs Resort and Spa in North Carolina, for instance, are known for retaining northbound hikers on cold spring days for an extra day. However, it is readily apparent to hikers walking through Connecticut that luxuries there will be unusually costly.
In towns farther south, overnight accommodations might be $50 to $75. But in this section of Connecticut, getting away with twice that would be no small feat; rooms of the hostel and motel variety are sparse. "It's rural around here," said Adam Brown, conservation resource manager with the Appalachian Trail Conservancy. "But it's also pretty high-dollar."
Some hikers will hunker down. They'll buy groceries and eat dinner in their rooms. For others, however, extras ranging from a simple bathtub to an exquisite meal are too temping to pass up. "It's not uncommon," noted Ms. Tobin, whose inn serves pan-roasted duck in a port wine reduction sauce with prosciutto-wrapped figs, "for a hiker to sit down to a three-course meal if they are in the mood to splurge."
Ms. Zinzi sees eager spenders, too. "People come off the trail saying they've been craving a coffee shop," she said. "They pull dollar bills out of their little Ziploc bags and order a cappuccino and maybe a truffle."
Come late afternoon, after Mudbug and Bones had headed back north on the trail, another wave of northbound hikers were making their way along the Housatonic River near Bull's Bridge in Kent. They had just left the New York portion and were beginning, giddily, to gather their first impressions of Connecticut's Appalachian Trail.
But it wasn't the amenities of a town that they were touting, or the shiny new backpacks they were spotting. They were enthusiastic about the trail itself.
"You know, the trail is in a lot better condition here," said Holly Hammond, a red-haired hiker in her 20s who had several states behind her. "It just feels cushier. The New York section was really rocky. And it seemed like there was a lot of brush along the New Jersey portion. It didn't seem very well kept up. I may even have to write them a letter."
Moments later, a band of about a dozen hikers made their way down to the river. Sunbathers lay on towels on flat rocks beside the water; swimmers frolicked in calm flows. This group had shared the trail with well-heeled locals — dog walkers, families out on brief strolls and fishermen — for the past few miles. But none had approached them in the interest of hearing a story about their cross-country journey. And they were pretty sure they knew why.
"Did you notice how everyone kind of moved away from us when we showed up?" asked Clay Whitson, who had been on the trail since starting several months earlier in Georgia.
A scruffy appearance may be tolerated. But certain minimum standards remained in effect. Inclusiveness, regardless of state, still required passing a sniff test. The group dropped their packs and waded into the water.
"There's no easy mile when you're hiking the entire length of the trail," said Luke Keim, who, as a ridge runner for the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, assists hikers along the Connecticut portion. "But mile for mile, this state is one of the easiest on the trail." That makes it inviting not only for long-distance hikers, but for others who just want to get out for a few hours.
There are some short, fairly steep climbs: between Bull's Bridge and the town center of Kent, the hump to 1,138-foot Mount Algo; north of Salisbury, the summit of 2,316-foot Bear Mountain. But most portions in Connecticut are known primarily for their beauty and accessibility.
The 7.8-mile stretch from Kent to Cornwall Bridge runs along the Housatonic River and takes hikers past rock walls, through grass-covered meadows and beside green mountains. A section in Falls Village, less than a mile in length, is handicapped accessible. And at the state's northern border a series of waterfalls cascades at Sages Ravine.
Information: the Appalachian Trail Conservancy; www.appalachiantrail.org/Connecticut.Continue reading the main story


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PLAZA MAYOR PALACE 2nd B
Størrelse79 m²
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|C/Passadís, 07001 Palma de Mallorca, Spania
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The standard capacity is 2 persons, but there is the possibility to sleep 2 extra persons at the sofa bed. Fully equipped kitchen with everything you may need during your stay. Free Wifi and Air Conditioning at all rooms. SAT-TV (mostly german). Includes also a washing machine.
This apartment is also located in a historic building, refurbished and with a luxury entrance similar to a mallorcan palace. You will find elevator and a very modern environment.
CLEANING FEE = 40€ to be paid in cash upon arrival.
A welcome Host will be waiting for you at the apartment.
Husregler** Please, note that 200€ damage deposit is required in cash at arrival time.
** Kindly not that late check-in from 21:00 on, has an extra cost of 20€ to be paid in cash at arrival time.
** If you would like to use the parking, please contact us in advance. (It's under request). The price is 15€/day.
** This apartment is governed by the leasing season. No tourist services such as daily housekeeping, reception, and breakfast is. They must sign a lease upon arrival according to the law in force in the Balearics. Thank you.
** Please, note that there is a special rate for a monthly rent period during low season of 1.200€/month (Dec, Jan, Feb,Mar). Not applied during Chirstmas time. Please, ask me.
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Leiligheten lå kjempe fin til men det viste vi fra tidligere besøk i Palma. Det som trakk ned var renholdet. Serlig var dusjen i andre etasje veldig skitten.Det var for få hånduker i leiligheten. En hånduk i tre uker er altfor lite. Det var også lite kopper og glasser. Alle slukene på badene samt kjøkkenvasken var tett.
We really enjoyed the stay ! The host welcomed us with the champain ! :) That was a really good start of our vacations ! :) Only the last they at 2 am there were new people in the apartament on 2nd floor and they were screaming and making loud music but its not the fail of the hosts ! :) Althought we really enjoyed the stay and we will be back there for sure ! :)
Location is where you want to be for a city stay close to the water/port/nightlife! The noise level was completely bareable and we're very light sleepers & the apartment itself was really clean and practical. Kitchen could do with a couple more utensils but overall wasjust what we wanted. Host was very polite! Be ready for the steep stair case! Not suitable for older people.. All in all a lot of charm
Great Apsrtment, superb patio, right in the old town, but very quiet. Will definitely recommend.
I had a lovely stay with my family. The apartment was well equipped, with everything you need and very clean. The location of the apartment was great with few minutes walking distance to shops, restaurants and the train/bus station. To add our host- Laura was really nice, friendly and answered all our questions.She was really helpful. Over all everything was amazing. :)
Really nice
Location is nice n pretty. but very NOISY!
The apartment environment is just way too noisy. U can easily hear people shouting on the street during the night and listen to crowd chattering and laughing at the Cafe nearby during the early morning.
WiFi is just a bullshit.
There is actually no WiFi in this apartment but the host gave us the Cafe WiFi nearby. Cant access WiFi at all in the apartment but forced to get out to the cafe to get access.
Water supply is too small. Tiny Bathroom
Hardly shower comfortably with a small water supply inside the small tiny bathroom
Tiny flat pillow.
Bed is ok and reasonable but the pillow is just too flat. U can feel the cheapness of it by waking up at the next day with sore neck muscles.
A lot more to improve for the price.
Das kleine, schön eingerichtete Apartment hat uns sehr gut gefallen. Die Lage der Wohnung ist genial. Leider war die Wohnung nicht perfekt geputzt, das sollte man verbessern.
wie immer alles sehr gut geklappt , habe die Unterkunft schon das zweite mal gebucht
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Who Knew? My Co-Workers Secretly Want To Murder Me [VIDEO]
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Apparently, I am one of those co-workers, and my colleagues wanted me silenced one way or another.
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"If I am too cold for human friendshipI trust
I shall not soon be too cold for natural influences.
It appears to be a law that you cannot have a
deep sympathy for both man & nature.
Those qualities which bring you near to the
one estrange you from the other."
H.D. Thoreau
"Sex is like snow, you never know how many inches you're going to get or how long it will last."
After a fierce night of wind and snow, the world awakened enchanteda sea of glittering ice crystals. Sun shimmered across the billowing expanse of snow smothering the ground. Too bright to the mortal eye, the brilliance dazzled.
Vilhjalmur Frosti did not blink. Footsteps crackled as he glided along the crisp lace of ice crusting the tire ruts in the country road. In his wake, frost crystallized upon the mixture of dirt and snow.
Focused and direct, he moved through the air, alerting a mouse with his ominous chill. Formed completely of frost, he wore a human shape, instead of his usual particulated form.
He eyed the log cabin perched in a shallow valley. Smoke rose from the brick chimney, captured in cumulous puffs in the below-freezing air. The gravel road leading to the home bore a single set of tire tracks, where noxious rubber fumes yet lingered.
The industrialized mortals gave little concern toward nature, to the wildlife, why, to the very air they breathed. They were killing themselves.
They were killing this planet.
But he did not make judgments. Frost had been given his orders; he was an assassin.
Old Man Winter targeted environmental offenders, and Frost served his master accordingly. His icytouch delivered a powerful warning to those mortals who would tamper with the course of nature. If the warning were not heeded, a slow, painful death followed.
His current mark lived at the edge of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness of northern Minnesota. Over a million acres of forest, streams, cliffs and crags, gentle hills, beaches and meadow capped the top of the state.
A whiskeyjack whee-ahhed deep from within the needles of a pine tree. Frost liked it here. The majority of it was pristine, if he overlooked the emissions from snowmobiles.
Stopping at the bottom of the drive before the log cabin, he leaned against a paper birch across the road from a steel mailbox. Wilson, read the name on the box.
The squeak of a door alerted him, and someone stepped outside the cabin. The mortal was swaddled in a hip-length winter coat. White fur edged about the neck and hem, yet it wasn't zipped closed. And the body beneath was barely clad.
A hiss of frost twinkled in the air as Vilhjalmur leaned forward to study the mark. Was that pink lace?
The tall, slender mortal strode down the drive toward the mailbox. A thin strip of pink lace hugged narrow hips and from there, the bare legs dashed forever until they disappeared into heavy buff snow boots edged by fur.
About the furred hood thick waves of vibrant hair bounced with each step. More pink lace tried to contain breasts as round as
"A female," he murmured.
His voice would not be heard on the mortal level unless he wished it. Instead, it carried from his mouth on a dazzle of frost.
A sniff of the air detected the mortal's scent. Young, strong, he sensed no physical afflictions in her makeup. Beyond the mix of salty flesh and clothing fiber, he detected an unrecognizable sweet scent. The elusive odor teased at him.
Frost imagined dashing his tongue out to taste the tempting sweetness. But he could not consume tastes or food. No worry, smells served him all the information required to move through this mortal world.
Rarely did Frost consider the crime before he struckbut he'd never had a female mark before. What could this woman possibly have done to merit his deadly attention?
A glossy crust of ice held the mailbox door stuck. The woman tugged and then beat a fist on top the metal box. Ice crackled and fell into the snow beside her boots.
She touched the side of the metal boxlaced with Frost's handiworkand pulled back quickly. "Freezing," she muttered.
He nodded appreciatively. As if his work would be anything but cold.
"Duh. Like you expected it to be tropical this morning, Kate?"
Frost winced. How he loathed knowing their names. Didn't necessarily make the task more difficult, but, wellKate. The name did land crisply in his brain, and he liked brisk, fresh, crisp things.
When she bent forward to inspect the innards of the mailbox, the coat shrugged high to expose her derriere. Pink lace edged the pale peach smoothness of her flesh as if frost hugging an exposed river stone.
Frost sucked in a breatha cold breath, unlike the backside wiggling before him.
Mortal flesh was warm, dangerously so. He could adhere to it in his natural particulated frost state to induce frostbite. Yet a touch while he was human-shaped could transform him to mortal form, fleshed out and solid. It was an interesting state of glamour, but one he rarely employed.
He stepped forward, moving stealthily. The mortal would not see him. He blended with the snow as easily as he insinuated the elaborate frost pattern painting the cold metal box.
He was everywhere, and yet right now, he leaned over her shoulderKate's shouldercurious about what was inside the box. The visceral scent of her invaded his particles.
She straightened quickly. The move brushed her coat sleeve against his arm. He didn't flinch; it hadn't been flesh-to-flesh contact. No danger.
A toss of her head swept shiny long hair over his face. And he felt her warmth.
Grasping his face, he pulled away his hand to find it transforming. Color radiated through his fingers. Mortal skin. It tickled across his veins, tightening, growing not cold.
The woman turned.
Frost dashed to the snowbank and plunged in his hand, and to be safe, his face. The transformation halted. Once again, he was frost.
"Huh." She shrugged a hand through her hair and the strands caught the sunlight and flashed copper and red. "Felt like someone touched me. What a nut. Must need a visit to town, to communicate with real people for a change, instead of staring at the computer all day."
With a slap, she shut the mailbox and then shuffled back inside the house.
Frost rushed after her, his form particulating and fixing to the large paned window at the front of the house.
He observed her through the window, setting the mail on a table and slipping off the coat to toss over the back of a sofa. She wore but underthings.
Mortals did not appeal to him. They were beings who populated and contaminated this world. Sure, his handiwork delighted and intrigued them. Mortals required entertainment. He, an assassin, was loved by billions.
On occasion he did observe children building castles in the snow or sliding gleefully down a snow-packed hill. The sight touched him in a manner he couldn't articulate. But he tried not to think on it.
But no interest. Absolutely none. Detachment from emotion was keen to his survival. And mortals were nothing but masses of blithering emotions. The tragic looks their faces held when he covered their crops or carved jack-o-lanterns? Pitiful.
The woman inside the cabin stretched out her arms. The delicate pink lace drew his focus. A breath lifted her breasts, barely covered by the bits of fabric. Two points of hardness, one on each breast, fixed his stare.
"Stop it, Frost," he cautioned. "She's a mark. And you have failed."
He'd had the moment, by the mailbox, to touch her with his frosty death. And he had not. He had never disobeyed a direct order for elimination. And had no intention to do so this time.
So why the pause now?
She bent over a table, sorting through the mail. Could those breasts be as soft as they looked? If she leaned farther forward, they might spill out from the tiny bits of pink and lace.
He lusted. Often. Lust was satisfied by his frost folkall gods had minions. But no frost faery had ever looked so inviting. So lush. As if a feast to quench an ache he could not name. Right there, in his core.
Perhaps this mark required surveillance before he completed the job.
Kate collected her mug of hot chocolate and snuggled into the easy chair before the fireplace. An hour earlier she'd hauled in three pine logs and started a blazing fire. A bright red fleece blanket wilted about her shoulders and thighs. The radiant heat stroked her bare legs.
The quick trip outside in her undies was always brisk fun in the morning.
Weird, though, the feeling she'd gotten while standing at the mailbox. As if someone had run fingers through her hair. Of course, that was ridiculous, considering she lived fifteen miles from the nearest main road and was surrounded by a good fifty acres on all sides before she saw another house or cabin. Kate communicated with moose more than men.
A glance outside was blurred by the incredible frost pattern on the window.
"That's a lot of frost." She got up to check it out.
The older single-paned window tended to collect condensation, which froze into gorgeous frost patterns. Despite the heat loss from the window, Kate was always happy for a photo opportunity.
Grabbing her digital camera, which she kept on the table near the front door for quick shots, she snapped a few dozen photos of the elaborate arabesques and filigree dancing across the window.
"Now I've begun to work, guess I'd better get bundled up and head outside."
Kate sat outside, across the road from the cabin, her equipment set up near the sharp needle border of a snow-frosted blue pine.
Her microphotography setup included a digital camera, microscope objective, aperture, field lens and color filters, all securely mounted in a portable hardshell case she could lug around as a backpack.
Her work uniform was a white Arctic Cat snowsuit, Thinsulate gloves and a ski cap. Underneath, she wore thermal long underwear, a thin sweater and jeans. Layers, the only way to go.
The day was bright and brisk, a balmy twenty-two degreesperfect temperature for capturing the larger and photogenic plate snowflakes. She could sit out here for at least an hour, snapping away, before a warming trip inside was required.
Yet no work could be done until
It started to gently snow.
Kate tilted back her head to catch the first flakes upon her smile. Cold kisses melted and trickled over her skin.
Thrilled with her luck, she held out a chilled microscope slide to catch a few flakes. Using a small artist's paintbrush, she pressed the specimen firmly to the slide to reduce air pockets. Placing the slide immediately under the microscope and choosing red and blue color filters, she then began to snap away.
She was photographing snowflakes. Or so that is what Frost guessed after observing her strange machinations.
What did this mean? On an earth-threatening scale he couldn't determine the danger. Did she use harmful chemicals in her processing equipment? If so, it could hardly be enough to threaten more than a few square feet of air space. Nothing when compared to a giant shipping rigger dumping oil in the Atlantic Ocean and killing tens of thousands of wildlife and contaminating the water and shores.
There had to be something he was missing. Perhaps this activity was merely a foray, an aside from what she really did. Yes, he must continue to observe. Soon, the woman would reveal herselfand her evil deedto him.
That sweet scent still lingered about her like a frothy mist of ice crystals that form after laughter in below-zero air.


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July 16, 2003
July 16, 2003, Conseco Fieldhouse
"We just signed Jermaine to a multi-year deal. We're very pleased about it. We know he's the cornerstone of this franchise and we're going to try to build this thing around him. You know in the past that Jermaine came out and said he's very pleased with Indiana. He didn't go out and do the carnivals and all the other stuff. He wanted to be here and he showed us today by signing, and we're very pleased about that."
(Have you spoken with Brad Miller?) "I talked with Brad yesterday and I think he understands. Obviously, he'd like to be signed right now but I think he understands it takes time and things don't get done on the spur of the moment. We're trying our best right now to get with him and get something accomplished."
(How will you make the room to avoid the luxury tax?) "If you've got any extra cash, that always helps. It's going to be tough, but we've got to sit down and look at the situation. We've been working on it for a few days. Our main concern was to get Jermaine signed because he's the cornerstone of this franchise. Then, obviously, both Millers – Reggie played for me and I played against him. We're going to get it done, it's just going to take a little time. I can't say we're going to have it done tomorrow or this week. It's just going to take time. We've got to sit down, look at the numbers and see what we can do."
(What advice can you give Jermaine about becoming a community icon?) "It's according to what you give back. If you start giving back, the people realize that. Obviously, when you make a lot of money, people talk about it for a couple of days but they're always waiting to see what you give back to the city. If you spend time with the kids and you spend time in charity work, it's amazing how people will gravitate to you. I think Jermaine has shown that he's done things in this city and he'll continue to do more. The more he does, the more he'll be loved.
"Very excited to have Jermaine back. What he's represented to this franchise and what he's developed into and how he's grown as a person and how he's grown as a player, we've enjoyed watching him grow and we're going to enjoy continuing to watch his growth. Jermaine, I believe, has the potential to be a great player because of his person. He's developed in so many ways, not only as a player but as a wonderful and great leader. He's a very giving person, a very sharing person and the qualities that he exudes will be the qualities we play with as a basketball team. Very happy to have him back in the fold and I'm very, very, very excited and looking forward to working with him next year."
(What advice can you give Jermaine about becoming a community icon?) "I would echo what Larry said. For myself in Detroit, it was never about how I played the game of basketball. It was always about my person and what I did in the community. When people talk about myself in Detroit, every now and then you'll hear 'em talk about a good basketball game that I played, but it's moreso about the person that I was and what I did in the community. I think Jermaine made that transition last year, where it became more about how Jermaine played and who Jermaine is as opposed to how many points Jermaine scored."
(How will things change for Jermaine?) "He and I have talked about this a little bit. The thing that changes for him now is making your teammates better. On nights you can score 20 to 25 points, those things are helpful. But some nights you may only score 12 points but you make your teammates better. I think the next growth phase for Jermaine is to make his teammates better and not necessarily have to carry the burden of the load every single night. He's got to bring Al up, he's got to bring Jonathan up, he's got to help those guys become better players because that's what the leader's responsibility is – to help the other guys become great. That's where he is now.
"First of all, I've got to thank God for putting me in this position. He's given me the endurance to continue to endure with life. I thank the Simons for giving me the opportunity to take care of my 3-year-old daughter, her kids and their kids with the new deal. I thank this entire organization for making me look good and putting up with all my tough times with them, the coaching staff for giving me the opportunity, Donnie Walsh for bringing me from Portland and believing in me when nobody else believed in me. This city has been great to me."
"I was thinking maybe two weeks ago about the whole process. It was extremely, extremely tough. It was a lot harder than I thought it was going to be. I just thought about the fans here and it was tough the first two days because I guess Dale was so well-liked here. I was staying at the Embassy Suites downtown and I went for a walk and people were almost booing me for coming. But they gave me an opportunity to be a player and that was hard to actually walk away from. My agent, Arn Tellem, has done so many great things. There are just so many people to thank, and this is a great day for me. I get the opportunity to be involved with the greats, Isiah Thomas and Larry Bird, for the next seven years, to deal with owners who just want us to win and who care about their team, Donnie Walsh, a city who loves basketball and a city who loves me. So hopefully in the next seven years, I can accomplish everything you guys want me to accomplish. Hopefully, I'll bring a championship to the team, hopefully I'm an All-Star every year, hopefully I can win the Olympic gold for you guys next year."
"I'm really not an emotional guy. I play with a lot of emotions but I haven't cried since like '88, so you guys kind of forgive me. The bottom line is, when you think about cities and you think about going different places, I didn't really think my mind and my heart could own up to going somewhere else. This city has slowly but surely brought me along at a pace I was very comfortable with. I just got tired of people speculating where I was going and putting me certain places. I thought it was unfair to this city, who really built me, who really kind of made me into the player I am today, to really go through that. So coming back here was definitely my first choice all along. I just wanted to make sure we're in a great position next year to compete at such a high level than we can hop out to the great start like we had last year but not only hop out to the great start, but finish at a higher level instead of finishing where we finished last year. I have grown sick of watching the NBA Finals the last three years, of watching the playoffs. I think it's time for this city to get back to the Finals. Reggie Miller is a guy I look up to a lot. He's done so much for this city and this organization that I think it's time for him to get back to the Finals. The initial step to getting back to the Finals was me signing back with the Pacers for the next seven years."
(How should Jermaine O'Neal Day be celebrated?) "This means a lot to me. I've never had this done to me before so I don't know."
(Does the contract bring a new set of expectations?) "It's really not a new situation for me. Obviously, it's a great deal but my goals are still the same – to be the best player I can possibly be, put my team at another level, come back better, bigger, stronger physically and mentally and just be prepared to go to war for 48 minutes. My goals are always going to be the same every single year. I have to accomplish more and do more, but the contract doesn't put any added pressure on me. I have the pressure still to be a champion. That's my pressure every year until I win one. Then, the pressure the next year is to win another one. So I don't see any added pressure."
(How do you feel about the city?) "Portland drafted me and that city was good to me, but this is where people really understood who Jermaine O'Neal really is. It's kind of like a big family. When you go out, they make you feel good. Even when times are tough, they still make you feel good. It's not just a basketball state, it's a state that treats you like you're their son. That meant a lot to me. I talked to my brother a lot – he's been in Indiana pretty much the whole summer. I was really concerned about the city getting upset with the whole process and he told me everybody was positive about the situation. That made it really easy for me to say, 'OK, this is where I want to be for the next seven years.' I want to one day come back and do what these guys are doing, come back and run a team and be considered as one of the best players of all-time."
(Have you changed your feelings as expressed after the playoff loss to Boston?) "As a player, you want to win. You want to put the best team on the court. As far as the players on the court, it's really up to our President of Basketball Operations and coach Thomas. I'm selfish. Obviously, I don't want to lose. I don't want to play 82 practice games to get to the real season, then play four or five games and go home. I want to play the duration of the playoffs and obviously, as a player, you want the best players on your team. Even if the team comes back the same way, hopefully they're better players than they were last year. That's where I stand. I want the best players on the court who are going to fight when we're in our toughest position. I don't want players that are going to give up. I want to fight until the buzzer goes off. If we lose fighting, I can deal with that. But if we lose the way we lost last year, I can't deal with it."
(How do you feel about the chances of Brad Miller re-signing?) "I ran into Brad in Las Vegas about a week-and-a-half ago. He really wants to come back. He's kind of waiting to see what I was going to do. I think we have a good tandem with each other, very beneficial on the court at the same time. Hopefully in the next couple of weeks, he makes his decision."
(How will becoming a community icon affect you?) "I'm starting a foundation. I want to build a recreational center here that has classrooms inside that kids can go to after school and enjoy sports and also be tutored at the same time. Hopefully, that plan gets off the ground really, really soon."
(How is your stepfather's health?) "He's doing really well. He's back in South Carolina wit his immediate family. He's talking, he's doing a lot of stuff on his own. That was a huge lift off my mind. It took a while to get over that and deal with that. But by him being able to get on the airplane, go home and see his family and try to get back this normal way of living really helped me get down to deciding where I want to play for the next seven years."
(What was in the gift pack the Pacers sent?) "A lot of personal stuff to remind you what you've achieved with this organization. The fact of the matter is, the stuff that I've achieved, from All-Star games to Olympic teams to All-NBA is because of the Pacers, our owners, Donnie Walsh, the staff – everybody has had input on my success so far. The cake was already made, but getting that package was the icing. It made me feel really, really good about coming back."
(What would you like to add to your game this year?) "I'm a little behind schedule. I haven't really done much court work the last two weeks. I've been doing a lot of cardio and a lot of weightlifting because of the fact I didn't want to get injured without a contract. It's a good business plan but my workout starts tonight after I get done with my physicals. I may travel with the summer league team just to work out with them and get back on pace. And I have training camp with the U.S. team in a couple of weeks. I have to put myself in a position where I don't do too much but still be impressive."


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Globalization and the Nation State
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A new study by a watchdog on immigration found that the biggest federal law enforcement agency in the United States rarely disciplines its agents for mistreating immigrants as well as American citizens.
The American Immigration Council's new report found that nearly 97% of all abuse complaints that had been lodged against agents from the Border Patrol and officers from Border and Customs Protection resulted in zero disciplinary action after the completion of an investigation.
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U.S. Border and Customs Protection is the country's largest agency for law enforcement, yet it has not been matched with adequate oversight or accountability, said a member of the American Civil Liberties Union in New Mexico.
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The media should have a crucial role to play in engaging the public with the aims and achievements of open government. The pursuit of greater transparency and accountability is close to the public aims of many media organisations.
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Dicksonia antarctica in the Australia Landscape at the British Museum, 2011.
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Dicksonia antarctica Labill.
Australian tree fern, Tasmanian tree fern, hardy tree fern, soft tree fern, woolly tree fern
Widespread and common in high-rainfall forests, but not yet evaluated according to IUCN Red List criteria. A relict population in South Australia is now extinct.
Moist areas in wet sclerophyll forests, along creek beds, in gullies and occasionally at high altitudes in cloud forests.
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Australian tree fern is a large, robust, attractive tree fern popular in cultivation in temperate regions. The common name 'Australian tree fern' may also be used to refer to Cyathea cooperi and Cyathea australis.
In its native habitat of south-eastern Australia, Dicksonia antarctica often dominates wet, shady gullies and frequently grows in extensive stands. Its fibrous trunk forms an excellent substrate for other plants, including mosses, ferns and orchids. The trunk is formed from a slender stem surrounded by a mass of fibrous roots, enabling the plant to support itself. Dicksonia antarctica is similar in appearance to D. fibrosa from New Zealand. Adult plants of D. antarctica generally shed old leaves (also known as fronds) from the canopy, in contrast to D. fibrosa which retains its leaves to form a dense skirt around the trunk.
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Making a lint fire starter is an easy project that can be done in about 30 minutes.
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