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Q. I am the No. 2 singles player on my high school team, but now that I'm a senior, I want to take the No. 1 spot. I can't seem to beat the current No. 1 player because all he hits with is slice. It's a low soft shot down the lines most of the time. All I hit with is topspin and slice when it is needed. How can I manage to play against him?
From Nikita Petukhov, Webster, NY
Have you tried hitting deep loopy shots that have lots of topspin and depth? He will have to either make contact high or make contact at a normal height from far behind the baseline. Both of these are hard shots to make. Remember to not get discouraged when he hits winners or good shots. Instead, try counting the shots he misses. Good luck!
From Chris, Orlando, FL
It sounds like your greatest weapon may be his predictability. Anticipating his low, soft slice will allow you to prepare early and perhaps take the return earlier. Once you effectively return a few of these for winners, you should be able to rattle his game and cause him to start making more errors.
From John D., Baltimore, MD
Playing against slice can be difficult. It tends to be a slower shot, and this can be frustrating to players who like pace. It's tough to generate a pace from a slow ball, as you're doing all the work. However, you mentioned that your nemesis plays most of his slices down the line. I'm presuming that he's hitting these from the baseline. This is an error that you can immediately exploit. The down-the-line slice shot is a low percentage shot. He's hitting across the highest part of the net and along the shortest length of the court. And with a slice he can't be going for a winner.
I'm guessing that he's not really beating you, but you're beating yourself… mostly with unforced errors on those tricky slices. You should primarily be returning his slow down-the-line slice shots with cross-court shots. This way you'll be maximizing the angle, which will make him run farther, and you'll be adding consistency to your shot by hitting over the lowest part of the net and the longest part of the court. Play conservative and don't try to hit winners. With his slower traveling slice shots, he's probably not going for any, so don't risk it. Just make him run himself from side to side. If you're hitting cross court and he's hitting down the line, he'll be running a lot farther then you do, and when he starts running, he'll make the errors you need to win. Good luck and have fun!
From Josh N., Colorado
Try hitting the ball deep with topspin, preferably to his backhand. I think it's a lot harder to hit a good slice when the ball is high and deep. I serve and volley, so I'd try to hit a good approach and come to the net. Good luck.
From John, Richmond, VA
My biggest challenge most of my life were pushers that used soft underspin shots. There is only one way to beat a pusher, and that's to take them out of their game. You can never play their game; they are too good at it. I find using heavy, deep topspin, forcing them back, while difficult to do on a low incoming ball, is very effective against a slice pusher. It puts them further and further back on the court, lowering their margin for error with a low trajectory slice. It also gives you a good margin for error. As you push the slicer back in the court, the angles now open up for you, and you can put some balls away. The best put-away shots to attempt are those that make him or her move up, like short volleys, preferably cross court.
From my experience, pushers like to move side to side, but not up and back. And if you're pinning him deep and then hit a sharp angle, it tends to make them hit up to you at the net (due to his open-faced slice shots). As far as his shots going down the line, that is an even better reason for you to hit cross court. As your heavily spinning ball comes in cross court, he has to not only change the angle at which it leaves his racquet to keep it in the sideline, but also to counteract the topspin, as it will tend to pop up off his open-faced racquet.
If you can combine a good topspin cross-court game with crisp, low volleys, you can take the strength away from a slice player. Also, remember a cardinal rule for tennis, as for any other sport: Take away their strength and make them beat you with something different. Try coming to the net and camping the down-the-line shot. Make him change and hit it cross court.
From Michael Gan (USPTA), Baton Rouge, LA
Try serving and volleying more. Slicers will have a difficult time passing you if you put more pressure on them to hit passing shots. Also, try coming in off of his serve. This again puts more pressure for him to pass you, and if all he has is slice, then his only options are to lob you or try to pass you with slice. The slice passing shot can be effective if the player has perfected it, but if he/she hasn't, they will have a difficult time passing a serve and volleyer.
From Kent R., Loveland, CO
This type of game is common at 4.0 level and with older players and, unfortunately, is quite effective. It is difficult for a western-gripped, topspin player to "pick up," drive and keep in court a well-struck, underspin shot. If you go up the line, you must go over the highest part of the net with either a penetrating drive or a drive with sufficient height over the net to be able to recover to cope with a cross-court reply. If you fail to accomplish either shot, you're in trouble, as the opponent runs you cross court or goes behind you.
The safest, or best percentage, answer to a well-struck, down-the-line slice shot is a deep, cross-court drive with good height over the net, essentially to neutralize and recover to optimum court position. Then wait for the right opportunity to do more. Bear in mind that the player going down the line is covering more territory than the player going cross court. Wait for a ball that sits up a bit higher and shallower in the court that is more in your comfort zone to strike with more authority and try to get into the net.
One would think that if you possess a solid transition game, you'll be successful at the net against an opponent whose choice is slice. The relative lack of speed over the net of a sliced pass enables reasonable opportunities to volley. You must have the patience to get to the right opportunity to set up a sequence that promotes winning the point at the net with a volley or an overhead.
From Soorya, India
Your opponent is using slice to win matches because it's in his comfort zone. Take him out of the comfort zone by angling shots to make him run for the ball. Aim your returns on the sidelines with power. Tit for tat is another technique. Slice can be tackled not with topspin but with another deep slice. Reduce the speed of your shots. Lob more without power. A slow, dull ball is very difficult to slice from the baseline.
From Chris L., Savannah, GA
One of the things I find most amusing about tennis is the common perception that certain styles or levels of play are superior, even if they lose to "inferior" styles or levels. Sure, the trend in tennis these days is loopy topspin played almost exclusively from the baseline. And sure, a 4.0 should beat a 3.5 player most of the time. But if someone can beat you with slice, or by getting to net, or with lobs or dinks, then they are the better player for that match. Even if they carry a lower rating and are considered more of a "hacker" than a classic stroke producer, the question that matters is whether they found a way to win.
I'm not saying that is your perception of your slicing nemesis. But if it is, the key to beating him is acknowledging what he does well and figuring out how he beats you. Only by analyzing these issues can you find the path to beating him. Tennis is about minimizing your opponent's strengths and maximizing his weaknesses. You need to understand his strengths and then start exploring possible weaknesses. What is he doing to you and how can you handle or prevent it? What happens when you draw him in to the net? What happens when you hit moonballs close to his baseline, especially to his backhand? What happens when you respond to every slice down the line with a lob or a drop shot? What happens when you hit wide angles or move him side to side?
If you can't find weaknesses and exploit them, then maybe his "inferior" style is actually superior in this case. Good luck, and remember the best fun in tennis is searching for and finding the answer to beating a difficult opponent.
From Alexei Prilepine, USPTA certified tennis professional, Los Alamos, CA
To effectively counter low, down-the-line slice shots, you must make sure to set up your footwork properly. Every time, you must anticipate and see the low underspin ball and prepare to go low with your knees to counter that shot. It seems to me you play with a two-handed backhand that will be difficult to use against low slices. Instead, try to develop one-handed slice that will keep the rally going until you get the short sitter that you can put away with a winner. Just remember always to use extra footwork to be in a balanced position to counter any off-pace slice shots.
From Tony S., Boulder, CO
My advice, Nick, would be to take the net. If you can't beat him from the baseline, try beating him from the net. Try serving and volleying, or chipping and charging, off the return. If you aren't comfortable with these strategies, play consistent from the baseline until you get a shorter ball that you can hit a slice approach off of and then take the net. Anticipate the soft slice down the line, and if he keeps hitting this to you while you are at the net, this should allow you to attack the volley, keeping your feet moving through the volley, and drive it cross court. Or if you have good hands and touch at the net, try an occasional drop shot cross court. Best of luck.
From Robert P., Ottawa, Ontario
Since I am a person who almost constantly plays backspin slice, the only things that I can suggest are: A) Play the slice right back on him, preferably on a drop shot. B) Force him to play baseline rallies by taking it to him right off the serve. C) Play up at the net to cut off any angles that he may have.
From Michael D., Houston, TX
So you're telling me that your opponent only uses slice? Never Topspin? That's pretty hard to believe. But what I need to ask is what is your problem when faced with slice? Can't get to it in time? Can't make good contact or good shots, thus giving him an easy ball? Just don't know how to counter it?
If you can't reach it: Try the split step, develop better foot work. Since its slice, all his hard shots will be deep, and all his weak balls will be short. Try to anticipate his hard swing to his soft swing.
If you can't make good contact or good shots: Try countering with hitting on the rise. This would take a lot of speed, footwork and anticipation. Or, try bending lower than you usually do. Bend your knees and twist your wrist for a strong topspin. Try not to slice a slice, it usually comes out to be weak and a win for your opponent.
If you don't know how to counter it: You know that it's slice, so you can make a few general assumptions. 1) It's going to be low. 2) Strong, fast swings usually equal balls that are deep. 3) Weak, slow swings usually equal balls that are short. 4) Be ready to run around. Don't slice it back. Bend your knees and generate topspin with your wrist, knees and arm. Swing up for more topspin. Slicing is hard to keep doing, so you need to keep returning the ball with good speed so that you force him or her to make an error. The only time you can slice is when you drop it or you're desperate to get it back over. Make them run. Good placement is key.
From Arianna C., Corona, CA
Hitting a high, topspin shot to his backhand makes it harder to slice the ball. Don't moonball it, but don't hit it too low. The harder you hit it, the easier it is for your opponent to slice.
From Nancy B., Lexington, KY
I am not a high school player, but as a 3.5 woman I play against a lot of players with slice on one or both sides. They seem to adapt well to topspin, as if it's at just the right height for them. So I try flattening my shots or hitting moonballs until I find a height/spin they like less. (I'm not ashamed to moonball repeatedly if it works.) Also, you can try coming to the net and getting the ball while it's higher (and if they lob you, at least slice lobs are a less reliable shot), or drop shot and then lob them. Also, if he's going down the line, remember your most reliable return on the run is probably cross court over the low part of the net; just keep it deep to give yourself time to recover.
Most of the slice singles players I've played are patient baseliners and are just waiting for you to either misread the slice and mis-hit the ball, or try to end the point too soon by going for an ill-advised winner. Do try and break up their rhythm with some of the tips above, but don't go for the kill too soon – you may have to play some 20-30 hit rallies to finally win the point.
From Dave R., Londonderry, NH
If you don't think you can beat him, you have already lost. So the first thing you need to do is convince yourself that you will beat him! Don't think you might beat him, you must know that you will beat him.
Once you have decided that you will beat him, you have to make him uncomfortable. Take his weapon away. If he has a big forehand, play his backhand all day or vice versa. Make sure your first-serve percentage is high, even if you have to take some pace off it. Don't set yourself up for a lot of second serves that he can pounce on, or worse yet, a double fault.
If something isn't working out there, try something different. Don't keep hitting the same shot over and over, hoping for different results. If you have missed three forehands down the line in a row, it might be time to go cross court. Don't be afraid to win. When you get the lead, don't act surprised. Act like you have been there before. Close it out like you played the previous few games. If you have been charging the net the whole third set, don't stop when you are serving for the match!
Q. "How can I cope with slices on my backhand? I have a topspin forehand weapon, and many of my opponents are neutralizing my game by consistently hitting slice shots on my backhand – either low slices or high ones. My backhand (both topspin and slice) is OK but no real weapon, compared to my forehand. How should I return these slices? My normal playing style is "active baseliner," and I win matches by keeping a better pace than my opponents, pushing them to make faults, and sometimes coming to the net. All this comes to nothing when I am pushed back by these slices on my backhand."
From Leslie S.:
I, too, have trouble with people who slice to my backhand to neutralize my game. I do best when I get a jump on it so that I can hit a deep topspin backhand to their backhand.
I have found that slices have trouble if I can get my shot to bounce up high on their backhand side. Once in a while, if they have me stretched, I am able to slice it back low down the line, and that catches them off guard. But it is a tough shot, and if you can hit a deep backhand topspin off their slice, that will neutralize THEIR shot, and they won't know what else to do to you.
Just make sure you DO NOT give them some dinky return to the T of the service line. That is a reward for them, and they can put it away. Hope that helps.
From Dennis B., Rocky Mount, NC:
It sounds as if your opponents will always look for your "OK backhand" to enhance their returns based on what you give them. There are two possible ways to change up your anticipated backhand:
One is to flatten out your backhand down the line and make them generate the pace while transitioning from your previous shot (provided it was played deep cross court). It could force a short ball or an error.
Second, with the time it takes to prep for a topspin backhand, you could run around it and hit an inside-out forehand approach, leaving them with an apparently open down the line, which would play right into your forehand volley to their open court. They'll never expect that from an "active baseliner."
From Dick B., Morrisville, VT:
You have a few choices.
First, you should go to the net when you hit any shot that puts your opponent at a disadvantage, therefore applying more pressure that will force your opponent to hit a different shot or at least a lot better shot to win the point.
Secondly, if you can get your racket under the returned slice, return the slice with a slice, keeping the return low, or you can lob if your opponent comes to the net. Just remember to lob to the weak side of your opponent. You need to get off the baseline and not allow your opponent to come to the net or have a lot of open court to hit into.
From Al D., Olney, MD:
I would advise you to look to run around your backhand and punish those high slices. For the low slices, I would learn how to return low slice with low slice.
From Lindy Lou, Bensalem, PA:
Here are a few things you could try:
1. Run around your backhand and hit your forehand, which you said was your weapon. Try to hit an inside-out forehand to the corner.
2. Can you drop shot off a slice to your backhand?
3. I think the preferred shot is to hit topspin back when a slice is hit to you. (You said you have both, so hit topspin back.)
In general, you want to play to your strengths. If someone is neutralizing you, you must find a way to turn it around. I didn't say this would be easy. A few strategy lessons with a pro may be all you need.
From David M., Mebane, NC:
My advice for Fredrik on how to deal with the slice backhands to him is to go to the net on these slices, which are normally slower than other shots, and put them away for a winner.
The other obvious answer would be to quit hitting to opponents' backhands if they are slicing you and beat them with the pace you talk about battling forehands. I, too, use the slice backhand to slow down my more powerful opponents.
From Rajiv S., Australia:
Tennis is an overall performance game, and just having one part mastered is not going to get things done.
If you have your forehand as a weapon, you should also be consistent with the backhand, and from the slight description, I am assuming that you might be a 4/4.5 player. At that level, you should be able to handle the pressure from both sides of the court.
Get a partner/coach to hit you the backhand slices with all the variations, and drill yourself to get all the balls back. With the partner, find his weak position, and try to return the backhand slice to his weakness. Practice and more practice only will help.
Good luck.
From Kenny S., Highland Park, IL:
It sounds like the slices you are having trouble with are defensive slices by the other player. You should just keep your grinding on the baseline, and return the ball deep with a topspin or an underspin return. Don't try to hit a winner or change direction on the ball; keep your active baseline game going.
Sometimes you might want to take a short slice and come into the net. One good idea would be to run around your backhand and use your weapon – your forehand. Don't let defensive shots cause you errors; keep focused, get the ball over, and wait for your opportunity.
A little junk added to your game might be a good idea, also -- hitting some drop-shot slices or just a defensive slice, waiting for the right shot to take advantage of.
Good luck to you, and good luck to Bill Lang, Rick Sommer and the rest of the senior Midwest team, as they go to face the nation in Jackson, Miss., this week!
From Coach Poppie, Palm Bay, FL:
Fredrik, having a big gun is great. Some say that without a big weapon, you can't win today. Only a sucker, as we called him when I was a kid, would let his opponent pull the same thing twice in any game. Try this "Have Feet, Will Travel" approach.
Take a look at where you are with respect to the flight of the ball and its bounce. Remember, no matter how hard the ball is hit, how high a ball bounces or how excited you may be, one thing is for sure – gravity remains constant.
On high bounces, be patient and move to where you need to be. The ball will come down to your power zone. For line drives, when the ball is still falling, move in and take it in your power zone. On deep, low slices, work on your half volleys, and keep them low.
If low and away shuts you down, guess what he figured out.
There are no secrets; not every ball is hit to end the point. Work to the ball, work with the ball, and work your way to victory. The size of the court, the size of the ball and gravity all remain constant, so with "Have Feet, Will Travel," you will instinctively add positive results to your all-around game by practicing and playing on every part of the court.
An active baseline moves the ball left and right, deep and short, down the line and sharp angles from both sides, all from the baseline region, sideline to sideline. Is that you? How's it working for you?
"Have Feet, Will Travel" – there are no enemies between you and the net.
From Phil, Briarcliff Manor, NY:
It sounds like you have an aggressive baseline game, like Agassi. Your desire to outpace your opponent with big forehands might mean you need to develop patience. You will have to play cat and mouse with your opponents' slice to your backhand. That is, hit shots that force them to hit to your weapon, such as returning down the line.
If you get a slow ball to your backhand, you can run around it and hit a big forehand, either inside out or down the line, depending where your opponent is hanging out at the time. If you run around the backhand and hit down the line, be ready to sprint to your forehand side and hit another big forehand, however. Recovery to the middle after that shot is crucial.
You can also take time away from your opponent who hits you a high slice by taking it on the rise and driving it cross court. For low slices, you can engage in a cross-court battle of sliced backhands and see who blinks first.
Any way you slice it, it'd be fun and challenging.
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A spatio-temporal model is proposed aimed at producing an index of housing prices. A hedonic model with geographically varying coefficients is coupled with a non parametric estimation of the trend, whence a price index is derived.
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To put it another way, it was historically inevitable that a young, balding man should be elected Tory leader.
Because John Major was grey-haired, that's why.
So it had to be a young, bald man next.
Let me explain.
Twenty or 30 years ago it was highly unfashionable to be grey-haired, unless you were old enough to be grey-haired. If you spotted elements of grey coming into your hair, you hastily poured dye on to it. Well, it wasn't called dye by then. It was called Grecian 2000 or something, and described not as a dye but as a tinting agent or colour enhancer or coloriser or something.
Thirty years ago grey hair wasn't fashionable. Then it began to be fashionable, as younger people owned up to it. No longer did they dye their hair, they let it grow greyer. They even changed the name to make it sound trendy. No longer grey, it was "silvery", or just plain "distinguished". Then, after a Prime Minister whose hair was the colour of the sort of bronze ashtray you buy in cheap shops in India (I refer to Margaret Thatcher), we had a Prime Minister who looked sort of young and yet had grey hair. It was in fact about the time that John Major ascended Downing Street that silvery/grey/ pearly/distinguished hair become acceptable among younger men.
So, whatever else may have happened during John Major's tenure - and it's hard to think of anything else now except the Scott report and BSE - at least one major development occurred. It became OK for younger men to start going silver. Well done, John. Mark you, towards the end, your hair looked pretty white to me, John, but let's say it was silver on average. Which means you must have brought a lot of comfort to young advertising executives and marketing consultants who wanted to seem young but couldn't stop their hair turning silver/grey/white.
However, this wasn't much comfort to other young men who weren't turning grey but going straight to baldness. Where was their role model? What young, bald man could make them look good? There was the occasional clean- shaven poll like Duncan Goodhew's, but what men really wanted was a young, balding man who was still thought of as young. There have been good guys who have had not a hair on their head, such as Yul Brynner and Telly Savalas, and thousands of monks in Buddhist countries, but they never looked bald - they just looked clean-shaven. My favourite bald guy was always the black blues singer Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson, who suggested teasingly in his songs that his baldness was the secret of his success with women. But what men needed, especially men who were getting thin on top, was a young, balding role model.
There was John Cleese, who started going bald and then acquired a thatch patch. Well, fine for people who had the time and money. There was Bobby Charlton and Robert Robinson, who carefully combed what was left across their bare pates. Well, fine for people who didn't mind looking ridiculous. But these were men who tried to stem the tide, and we all know now that there is no point trying to stem the tide. In the great Quentin Crisp's wise words, don't try to go against the flow - go faster than the flow. If you are going bald, he once said, cut all your hair off.
Which brings us to William Hague.
Once upon a time, William Hague stood up at the Tory party conference looking like a little boy and delivered a speech so mature it might have been dreamt up by a 20-year-old Tory.
He became famous for looking like a choirboy and sounding like a young man.
Now he is standing up, looking like an elder statesman and still sounding like a young man.
I would not go so far as to say that he has given baldness a sense of style, but he has certainly told people that it is all right to be under 40 and balding. He has seen off older people with flowing locks, like Michael Howard and Peter Lilley. He has sent out the message: "OK, baldies of the world unite - you don't have to feel old any more!"
It's not great as a party slogan and a rallying cry.
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A Feel-Good Win In A Post-Trade Environment: Wizards 108-Bobcats 75
What do we really know after the Wizards' 108-75 blowout of the Charlotte Bobcats last night?
1) Charlotte is terrible. Yes, they were without Gerald Wallace. And yes, they are still terrible … with no pieces for the future to speak of. None.
2) There's been a sort of eye-opening moment of clarity after Arenas' departure. Who knows how long it will last or how much of an effect it will actually have, but for now, the team has been able to re-focus with the ghosts of Agent Zero past and swirling rumors no longer hovering. Not like there can't be more trades, but none of them will be a "thing" like the Arenas "thing." — And I think most of these guys realize who Arenas was, how long he was in D.C., and understand, via the "business" of NBA, what such a dramatic move can mean to a franchise … even if they don't truly understand.
3) Winning always feels good … well, almost always. I mean, the Heat didn't seem too happy after beating the Wizards last Saturday. I wasn't in the locker room, TAI's John Townsend was — you can find the video mix here — but guys like Zydrunas Ilgauskas and Chris Bosh pretty much seemed like dicks. So, let me amend to say that winning on a losing team always feels good (as a player).
In the video below, several Wizards — Kirk Hinrich, Nick Young, Andray Blatche, Hilton Armstrong and Josh Howard — discuss the post-Arenas trade environment on the team … and of course, how good it feels to get a win.
Enjoy it gang, because the Central Division leading Chicago Bulls, winners of seven of their last 10 games and owners of the third best record in the Eastern Conference, come to Washington on Wednesday.
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Washington looked like it was finally able to exhale on the court, this team should finish the year strong
It was great to see players like Hudson, Seraphin, and others get more minutes, get that experience up. Sure Charlotte is horrible, but that's NBA Horrible, which means Charlotte could win next time…it was great to be in the crowd and actually watch someone ELSE get blown out…Go Wiz.
I don't think it's any coincidence that once we get rid of Arenas, we lose to Miami by one point (a game which we gave away) and beat Charoltte by 33 (although with some help by some awful turnover on Charlotte's part). With Nick Young playing at a high level right now, we are just much more efficient both offensively and defensively without Gilbert bogging things down. Even though I have a lot of concerns about Hinrich being our primary point guard at the moment, I look for us to be much more competitive against Chicago this time around.
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I think of coleus as the common name, too. And, like you, I like my labels
done correctly and the Shastas are staying Leucanthemum x superba, at least
for the time being.
I believe 'Banchee Holiday' may be a cross between a Solenostemon and a
Perilla, hence the name confusion. Glasshouse sold it as a coleus and the
tradeshow exhibited it as a Perilla. If I'm right about the cross, the
more accurate naming might be:
Solenostemon x Perilla 'Banchee Holiday'
but I don't think anyone wants it that long.
Sort of like Crocosmia 'Lucifer' which isn't a full-fledged Crocosmia.
It resulted from the hybridization of Crocosmia masonorum and Curtonus
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bigeneric genus contains several richly colored cultivars, Emberglow and
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> I think "coleus" has become the common name. When I need to, I will use
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> people, I generally just say coleus. If I give away a cutting, I put
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> As to perilla, some of the dark purple frilly coleus and basils look a
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> system
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> standing
> outdoors with a customer on a busy day in spring, a Coleus is a Coleus.
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The awards were presented Nov. 18 in Chicago.
Earlier this year, Wisconsin Public Television began broadcasting the one-hour program statewide. It will be available to all public television stations for Earth Day in April 2013.
A slightly longer version has screened in theaters and more than 2,000 community venues since the film's premiere in February 2011.
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It's been just over a week since I wrote about my ongoing adventures with "the best health care in the world" (many thanks again to those of you expressing support!), and the hits just keep on coming! While the American medical system remains on my short list, they are not the main problems of which I relate in this post. They are just the mitigating circumstance which make the new problems worse.
To set the stage for one side of the Rock-and-Hard-Place condition in which I find myself, I present this article which related the findings a study conducted by the Institute for Women's Policy Research. This study found a correlation between workers not having sick days and the spread of the swine flu. One such employer -the infamous Wal-Mart, world's largest exploiter of low-wage labor — has such a convoluted sick day policy that I'm amazed that it's even possible for one of their "associates" to take off sick. You can't take a sick day until three conditions are met: 1) you have to have worked for Wal-Mart continuously for six months, 2) you have to use up your personal leave day (if you have one — an "associate" doesn't earn one of those until after a year of continuous employ) AND 3) that your supervisor approves your absence. You know the drill here: "If you KNEW you were going to be sick, why didn't you schedule this day off four weeks ago when I was making up the schedule? Now we're going to dock your pay!"
Wal-Mart's policies are so Dickensian, some people have quit their jobs rather than try to keep up with Wal-Mart's ridiculous policies. Wal-Mart reserves the right to terminate "associates" if they accrue too many demerits for being sick, no matter what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend. So if you know you aren't going to get well quick, your job dies quicker. How Republican! Just try to get reimbursed when their desperate employees make a mistake which costs you YOUR job!
I only raise this issue because I just received a letter from my employer practically accusing me of faking my illness, threatening to find me conducting "an unauthorized absence", and making me subject to termination. My doctor is to submit a report justifying my absence (in progress), and they reserve the right not to believe him. They also reserve the right not to allow me to come back to work even if I'm better, and to compel me to visit a doctor of their choice (at least they will pay for the visit!) should they reject my doctor's explanation.
But Wait! There's More! Having introduced you to Rock, I now present Hard Place!
On a completely unrelated issue, my homeowner's insurance is trying to force me to make expensive repairs in the next six weeks or else they will drop my coverage. The repairs must be made by a licensed contractor, and photographic proof of completion must be submitted along with the invoices. Even if I wasn't off work as I have been, I couldn't meet this schedule and remain solvent. The entire function of my home would be disrupted for weeks, even if I found a qualified contractor to do the work. I know that few vendors are stocking many of the supplies they would need (I know – I've begun the repair work myself just prior to my ailment striking and I always had to wait for delivery). So there is little likelihood that the repairs would be completed in the time frame allowed, even if I took off work to spend full-time locating and overseeing the necessary craftsmen. This puts me back to having my job be at risk due to a lack of attendance.
I only have one possible outcome for this, and that is to not renew my insurance. I will also be taking away the numerous auto insurance policies we have with the same underwriter. It's the only thing I can do to protest the shoddy treatment I've been handed by an ambitious agent seeking to score points with the higher-ups. At the risk of being a bit petty myself, I hope her Scrooge-y actions cost her HER job!
That's enough about my personal issues. The family has taken a couple of hits as well. Mrs. Realist has been notified that her employer is to conduct layoffs, and she could be among those affected. We just went through this process last year, and repeating the experience isn't doing her sense of well-being any good. Somehow this is all my fault. Enough said about that.
My son Bookseller just got his hours cut again. His management has instituted a point system for sales, yet they have not been scheduling him for any sales work. He's been called in for every shift but sales, and thus has "earned" the lowest point total. It smells like they are trying to set him up for termination, not that he's alone in that category. The 20-something moron who's currently running the place is after everyone who is hourly. What he's going to do when he runs everyone off remains to be seen. All I can see him doing is living there and doing all the work himself!
Meanwhile, daughter Sensei has been selected to have her financial aid "examined" to verify that she qualifies for continued support. I have to submit detailed tax returns and other information just to prove that she is in need and not ripping the system off because her parents don't reside in the top 1% income bracket. Never mind that they said her top grades merited that support and that they were going to give her a full-ride scholarship (upon which they immediately reneged, forcing me to co-sign several loans for her variances). Considering the various income issues now facing the household, it is becoming possible that I will not be able to continue to support her educational plans. That issue is also still in doubt.
I don't tell you all of this to ask for alms (although I appreciate that someone thought enough of my welfare to consider raising some donated aid), so please don't go there. You just might need to help yourself at some point soon. I only relate all of this primarily to get it off my chest, and to let those out there who read this know that they aren't alone. Maybe their situation isn't as bad as mine, or maybe it's worse. The point is that many of us are in this situation, and we need to be in contact with each other. Maybe we can make some good come of it.
There is allegedly some good news on the employment front, according to Intuit's online payroll service. They claim that an average of 800 jobs are being created daily based on the increase in payroll that small businesses are registering on their online bookkeeping service. What this means in American is that the 50,000 businesses with fewer than 20 employees — 87 percent of the total private employer base in the United States — have each increased their payrolls by an additional 3 employees since June of last year. This means that just over 260 private businesses hired someone each and every business day since July 1, 2009! I'm sure that this will be seen as a soothing balm for the 8.25 million Americans who haven't yet recovered from a job lost in the last two years, and who are now smarting from the knockdown spitballs repeatedly thrown at their heads by Hall of Fame ex-pitcher Jim Bunning this week. That pain isn't going to stop opportunists from taking advantage of them even more.
Speaking of opportunists, one has to wonder what prompted the Wall Street Journal to print an article advocating that people walk away from their mortgages. Says the author, "Do you think your lenders would be shy about squeezing you for an extra nickel if they thought they could get away with it?"
And this is the paper now owned by Rupert Murdoch, a man who has always promoted business über alles and to hell with the little people?
The only thing that remains undiscussed is what happens should we lose the house, as many have in this nation. I'm not yet in danger of having come about so please don't panic! As a technologist involved in engineering activities, I know that one does have to consider worst-case scenarios. They do sometimes arise.
All over the nation, from New York to Los Angeles, from Seattle to St. Petersburg, from City of Big Shoulders, to the shadow of the Rockies, and even next door to the Corporate Games in Vancouver, people are returning to living much closer to Mother Nature than we have since the 1930s. Just not by choice. Dictator Circumstances insists!
Bush-Obamavilles are sprouting up everywhere — well, not quite everywhere. Not yet. There are no reports I can find just yet of a tent city emerging on Wall Street no matter how loudly the banksters there complain about how the threat of a special tax to be imposed on them makes them feel impoverished. Boo-freakin-Hoo!
But there are tent cities nearby to where I currently reside, and I happen to own a tent. Most of our vehicles are paid for, so we can survive in our cars if we have to. There are wonderful deals on used RVs, many in great shape. I can stay in one (assuming I could pay for it) at what California State campgrounds remain open after Arnold's recent budget cutting. All I have to do is move to another one no longer than 28 days after I check in — if I can get a reservation in the first place. I could also wander out into the desert and find a place where no one cares if you park on the side of the road. I know this happens on the way to Death Valley even in good times. The only problem we would have there is food. At least winter is coming to an end!
But long before I get to this stage, I have two appointments this week with my doctors. There is a good chance I will be able to get back to work — assuming my employer chooses to allow me. I hear they are going after everyone they can, an action which goes against their public statements to hang on to everyone they can "in these trying times". But like our government, it wouldn't be the first time they didn't quite mean what the words they used appear to say. That changes day-to-day as do the conditions which prompt them.
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Angela Merkel's pointman on the eurozone crisis?
Exactly. Mr Schäuble was pushing the German party line again yesterday, dismissing calls from other European finance ministers for a new type of euro-denominated bond.
What does he want to do instead?
The Germans are determined to see tough sanctions on single currency zone members whose fiscal rectitude is found wanting. They also want to see investors take a share of the pain when countries have to be bailed out.
Will Mr Schäuble get his way?
Most of it. For one thing, the Germans have the economic and financial firepower to call the shots in the eurozone. For another, Mr Schäuble is renowned for taking no prisoners.
Tell us more.
One might characterise his approach as blunt. Last month, he described the economic policy of the US, supposedly a close ally of Germany, as "clueless". Yesterday, he said investors who have criticised the European response to this crisis "do not understand the euro". He's made a string of similarly forthright statements over the years.
That approach can't have won him too many friends?
This isn't a popularity contest you know. But it's fair to say even some of Germany's supporters have been irritated by Mr Schäuble from time to time. Still, he's widely regarded. The FT made him "European financeminister of the year" yesterday.
A career politician?
He started out as a tax administrator and then became a lawyer. But he's been a senior member of German administrations for 30 odd years – he was Ms Merkel's Interior minister until moving to finance a year ago.
Is he popular at home?
People certainly admire his triumph over adversity. He's been confined to a wheelchair since a mentally-ill man tried to assassinate him in 1990, shooting him three times. In themid-nineties, he was widely tipped as Helmut Kohl's most likely successor as Chancellor, until their CDU party lost the 1997 election.
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Pepper Jelly
|Jalapeno peppers
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Bell peppers/Sweet banana peppers
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Cider vinegar
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|6 Cup (96 tbs)
|250 Milliliter (1 Bottle)
Grind peppers.
Proportions of jcdapeno and bell pepper may be varied to control hotness.
Put in blender using 1/2 CUP vinegar to blend.
Refrigerate overnight to marinate.
Place peppers, sugar and 1 cup vinegar in kettle over medium heat, and stir until fully boiling and until impossible to stir down.
Remove from heat and let stand exactly 5 minutes.
Skim off foam and stir in Certo quickly and thoroughly.
Pour in jars and let stand to jell before sealing.
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 4803 Calories from Fat 8
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 1 g1.6%
Saturated Fat 0.13 g0.64%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 21.5 mg0.9%
Total Carbohydrates 1220 g406.8%
Dietary Fiber 10.4 g41.8%
Sugars 1207 g
Protein 3 g5.1%
Vitamin A 28.1% Vitamin C 198.2%
Calcium 5.8% Iron 11.6%
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From what i see, the following clans do not have a collector card:
All Stars
please establish at least one collector card in each of the mentioned clans, that would be really cool and fair on all the clans
Get a life.
Leaders arn't really a clan, allstars and nightmares are the newest clans therefore that is why they have no collecter cards ghiest and sentinals now have collecters as of next friday
Allstars isn't even COMPLETE why would they have a collector? Leaders is yah just a bonus giving non true clan...god.


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At night I look up at the stars
And I begin to think
I think of you and me
How we loved each other
The moments we spent together
It's hard to say
But I know I've lost you
The last kiss you gave me
Was truly a goodbye kiss
That night you left me happy
But now I understand it was our last
Our last night together
Our last words
Our last kiss
Now every night
I look up at the stars
Thinking of you
Wishing you would come back
Hoping you still loved me
But it's hopeless
I know this is the end
But why can I not let go?
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Believe me bro, I know how you feel... :( But this was a beautiful poem. A great way to put things into perspective and turn a painful situation into a prettier picture to learn from. Great job.
Hits the spot! Good work!
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I fully support health care for everyone. I am not sure about the public part. I think that is just a new bureaucracy that we don't need. No one in this country should be allowed to die because they don't have health care.
Rather than a Public plan.........how about a "take all comers approach".
All employers with more than some number of employees must offer health insurance. All others can go to any health carrier and they must be taken. Those folks coverage would be paid for by public money. Offer a stop loss to the health carriers. The rates they would be allowed to charge companies would be held down because any catastrophic loss would have a stop loss of, say $500,000 and then the government would reimburse the health carrier. This would hold down the costs for businesses, large and small. Preventive medicine would be mandated. Incentives should be offered to people for stop smoking, weight loss, excercise programs etc.


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View from a DistanceWhy is it easy to lose sight of the future God has promised you?
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The Christian and their secular music: Listening to the song of fools...
Why do so many people that call themselves Christians hold so tightly to the music of their past? They advertise some of the most vile and blasphemous bands on their Facebook page right along side some Christian groups. When asked about this, most of the time the answer is "Don't judge me" or "I just like the music" or even strange comments like "I need to listen to these bands so I can reach the culture"!!! To the last answer I say, so listen to opera or bluegrass, those people need Jesus too, right? Oh I see, you only want to reach people with the music you like... Please read and understand Ecclesiastes 7:5 "It is better to listen to the rebuke of a wise man Than for one to listen to the song of fools."


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Beef And Cabbage Joes
|Ground beef
|1 Pound
|1 Medium, chopped
|Sliced celery
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Shredded cabbage
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Chopped green pepper
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Prepared mustard
|1 Tablespoon
|Hamburger buns
|8 , split and toasted
Cook and stir meat, onion and celery in large skillet until meat is brown.
Drain off fat.
Stir in cabbage, green pepper, catsup, water, salt and mustard; heat to boiling, stirring occasionally.
Reduce heat; cover and simmer until vegetables are tender, about 25 minutes.
Spoon mixture onto bottom halves of buns; top with remaining halves.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2729 Calories from Fat 1175
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 134 g205.8%
Saturated Fat 44.3 g221.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 320 mg106.7%
Sodium 5239.8 mg218.3%
Total Carbohydrates 287 g95.7%
Dietary Fiber 17.8 g71.3%
Sugars 80.7 g
Protein 117 g233.8%
Vitamin A 45.3% Vitamin C 219.9%
Calcium 81.8% Iron 81%
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Spencer County High School's Madison Carrico, center, signed to become part of the Campbellsville University Archery team last week.
Spencer County's Branden Leff, center, signed a scholarship with Georgetown College to play football for the Tigers. Leff is Spencer County's all-time leading rusher.
The Spencer County Middle School Dance Team won runner-up in the small hip-hop category at state competition Sunday, placing 2nd out of 18 other middle schools. Pictured from left to right, back row are: Kristin Douglas, Jamie Wheatley, Samantha DeLuco, Morgan Schneider, Nicole Cantrell and Coach Alex Poole. Front row: Taylor Borders, Allie Wheatley, Meagan Walker, Libby VonKalben and Carmen McKenzie.
Ok, first things first, I am a Baptist Preacher and I agree with Baptist doctrine. I just wanted to be sure to get that out of the way before I go on to say that I am a Christian before I am a Baptist. You see the eternal question is not, "Are you a Baptist?" It is more fundamental; "Have you placed your full faith and trust in Jesus?"
Cub Scouts to offer Pancake Supper
On Tuesday Feb. 28 from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Cub Scout Pack 176 will be hosting a free pancake supper at All Saints Catholic Church in Taylorsville. Please come out and support the church and the Cub Scouts.
MOM's group to meet at SCC
Diana Hilbert, pictured left, was awarded Citizen of the Year by the Spencer County-Taylorsville Chamber of Commerce by outgoing Chamber President Gail Waldridge during their February luncheon last Thursday. Hilbert was recognized for her efforts to revive the annual Christmas on Main event and her volunteering for the Floodwall Commission and other efforts. She said she was very honored to be this year's recipient and has always been inspired by the children in her efforts to keep the Christmas on Main event thriving.
A Mt. Eden woman was killed in a one-vehicle accident late Friday night in eastern Spencer County. Kentucky State Police identified the victim as 56-year-old Robin Carney.
The accident occurred shortly after 11 p.m. when a Dodge Ram pickup truck, driven by Jeremy Clark, 44, also of Mt. Eden, was traveling east in Mill Road, (KY 1795), crossed the road, left the pavement and struck a tree.
Racist graffiti was painted atop a water tower in Elk Creek and city officials are hoping to have it removed soon.
Sometime late Saturday night or early Sunday morning, someone cut through the chain link fence, climbed the ladder and painted the letters "KKK" along with some profanity and a racial slur in orange.
Last summer, a wastewater pump at Edgewater Resorts failed, which resulted in the overflow of untreated sewage down a hillside and nearly into Taylorsville Lake. Officials are hoping to reduce the chances of that happening again, but there are obstacles.
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