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At a function in New Delhi to mark the 40th anniversary of the Emergency, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley recounted a conversation he had with the former Supreme Court judge H.R. Khanna—the dissenting judge in the infamous Habeas Corpus case—during the course of a leisurely morning walk sometime in the late-1990s. Justice Khanna apparently told him that Attorney General Niren De's astonishing admission that the Emergency regulations meant that the right to life was at the mercy of the state was prompted by a leading question he asked from the bench.
To drive home the point that natural justice was above the suspension of Fundamental Rights, Justice Khanna asked the government counsel whether the Emergency could deny someone the right to life as also mentioned in Article 21. The question was as much aimed at the Attorney General as the brother judges. However, as Justice Khanna lamented, the rest of the bench headed by the then Chief Justice A.N. Ray, sat there stony-faced and expressionless. "It was at that point I knew which way the verdict would go."
The 4-1 judgment of the Supreme Court in 1976 legitimising the suspension of all human rights during the term of the Emergency has often been described as the "darkest chapter" of India's judicial history. The alacrity with which the Supreme Court went out of its way to ingratiate itself to the political executive was shameful, and may explain why the institution has subsequently been so anxious to bend the stick in the other direction as an act of atonement. That this was a bespoke judgment has been confirmed by the subsequent, post-retirement admissions of grave error by formers Justices Y.V. Chandrachud and P.N. Bhagwati, the luminaries from whom a show of spinelessness was not expected.
The question that inevitably arises from the conduct of the judges in the Habeas Corpus case has often been asked in the context of the larger national experience with the Emergency. Why did India cave in so easily? Why was there no meaningful resistance to the complete subversion of democracy for 20 months?
The admirers of Indira Gandhi believe that the overall experience with the Emergency wasn't entirely negative. Apart from the trains-ran-on-time and era-of-discipline arguments that were translated into slogans, the sweeping victory of the Congress in the southern states and a mixed performance in western India in the 1977 election are cited as evidence that the Emergency wasn't an unmitigated disaster, as is now made out to be. The electoral rout of the Congress in northern and eastern India is sought to be explained by a combination of two factors: the en masse desertion of the Muslims and Dalit voters as a result of the excesses of the sterilisation programme and the consolidation of non-Congress votes. The moment the non-Congress votes fractured once again in 1980, Indira Gandhi was back in power with a conclusive majority.
There is an associated belief, internalised by the 'progressive' intellectuals in the pro-Soviet ecosystem that still feel that India was in the cusp of a counter-revolution led by the forces of "right reaction." The political and social turbulence in India between 1974 and the declaration of Emergency on June 26, 1975 has been linked to a global offensive that led to the coup against Salvador Allende in Chile and the assassination of Sheikh Mujibur Rehman in August 1975. The Emergency, by this logic, was a pre-emptive strike to safeguard the gains of Indira Gandhi's post-1969 socialist turn. Debunking the Jayaprash Narayan-led movement's "rhetoric of revolution and of extra-legal and extra-constitutional and often violent agitational methods", the Left historians Bipan Chandra, Mridula Mukherjee and Aditya Mukherjee in India After Independence (1999), for example, have concluded that "Historically, such a mix has been the hallmark… of a counter-revolution, as the history of the rise of fascism in Europe and dictatorial regimes in Latin America indicates."
Yet, for the moment and convoluted Marxism notwithstanding, the Emergency apologists have few takers. The Janata Party may have squandered the mandate it received in 1977 in a remarkably short time through internal feuding but the euphoria that was evident when the election results were declared in March 1977 still persists in the public memory. Despite the somewhat inchoate fears expressed by the BJP veteran L.K. Advani, Emergency has been deemed a 'Never Again' moment for India. With time and India's overall disinclination to imbibe history, the details of the tyranny has receded from public memory but, like 'British rule', 'Emergency' has come to be equated with the unpalatable.
There is, however, a question that is tantalisingly left unaddressed. Why was the public mood marked by either acquiescence or passivity? Why, for that matter, did the entire Indian Establishment (with few exceptions) genuflect at the altar of what has now come to be recognised as tyranny?
Fear, quite obviously, is one explanation. When he courted arrest in the Delhi University campus on June 26, 1975, Jaitley felt that it was one of those routine arrests. No one had a clue as to what Emergency implied. Once this was clear, many of the Opposition activists either retreated carefully into private life or even signed the 20-point programme as a declaration of surrender. Others, less political, chose to stay away from trouble. Aware of the high-handedness of Congress activists who now walked the streets with a swagger, individuals devised their own strategies of survival. IAS officers expediently forgot the rule book and signed blank forms to be used for arrests under the draconian Maintenance of Internal Security Act, editors forgot their dharma and meekly adhered to the censorship guidelines and the more artistic took refuge in the self-serving conviction that high-minded devotion to culture implied a detachment from low-brow politics. Most people just looked the other way.
The phenomenon wasn't specifically Indians although, historically, India has a richer experience of surviving in the face of awkward statecraft. Any honest history of the German occupation of France between 1940 and 1944 will reveal that the Resistance was a fringe phenomenon and that most French citizens accorded a grudging welcome to Marshal Petain's Vichy regime, at least till mid-1943 when it was increasingly clear that German defeat was only a matter of time. The options exercised by ordinary citizens—many of whom looked the other way as the deportation of Jews got underway—were determined by the choices available: active collaboration with Vichy, passivity and resistance. Only the very brave, the very motivated and those personally singed by a venal regime could afford the last.
There is a disconcerting conclusion that flows from experiences with authoritarian or illegitimate regimes: the people in general are respectful to authority. Occasionally, and only occasionally, there is a tipping point when inhibitions are shed. In democratic societies, elections are an in-built safety valve that allows for pent-up feelings to be expressed with a measure of passion. However, it is not automatic. Most of those released from jail when Indira Gandhi announced elections in January 1977 believed that the Congress would be defeated. At best they wanted to put up a fight. It was only after Jagjivan Ram's defection that simmering discontent over petty, institutionalised tyranny became a surge of anger.
The people, it is romanticised, saved Indian democracy. But it was by no means pre-determined. Had it not been for a few missteps of those intoxicated by unchallenged power, the voters may well have legitimised authoritarian governance. In the end, politics is less about heroism than human frailties.
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When grandma Suncha had to feed all eight of her grandkids, pasta carbonara always did the trick. This dish is made with little pasta wheels to take on the creamy bechamel sauce. Fresh peas, diced ham, and corn kernels dot the pasta, and of course, a little more parmesan cheese never hurts. Dinner is served!
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Last time we spoke I was all about snowboard cross ... that is soooooooo last week, dude. Now, it's all about ... ski cross – "OMG it's even better". I loved snowboard cross because it was a new sport that was actually great to watch. Ski cross however, takes it to another level. Four skiers line up in a small cabin under a big tree while members of their Olympic team shout random things at them. The Americans have a guy with a big moustache whose entire job seems to be just screaming stuff at any team member about to do something. He loves to use their full name – in case they've forgotten it when they get to the bottom and are asked by inquisitive media. On the Downhill he could be seen at his finest– "Go Bode Miller, time to shine."
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The Wu-Tangs are killers – we're back on the ski cross now. In almost every race, one of the four contestants does not make it over and tumbles backwards in abject humiliation. The ones who do conquer the Wu-Tangs are now thrust into a bar fight of a race with at least one guaranteed spectacular aerial crash as they chase each other around corners and over hills. At times, it looks like several people have done the ski jump at the same time and are keen to battle in mid-air.
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Watching so much winter action has really allowed me to finally make an informed decision on the Ski v Snowboard Debate. I grew up on skis and every time I go I just want to get on with it. I don't want to have to waste my holiday by starting again and learning to snowboard. I'm "old school" for life. If I were starting again, however, I'd definitely be a boarder. Everything about it oozes easiness – the boots, the clothes, the attitude. I'm not alone in this either. I was watching the men's downhill with my five-year-old son. In an attempt at being both matey and encouraging, I said, "What do you think Jackson, do you want to do that one day?"
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A Christian woman in Alabama was told by the DMV that she was not allowed to wear her headscarf for her driver's license photo. The same DMV allows Muslim women to cover their heads for their photographs. The American Civil Liberties Union is suing the county.
Yvonne Allen went to the Department of Motor Vehicles in Tuskeegee and intended to take her driver's license photo with her headscarf. In Allen's denomination of Christianity, a head scarf is required by her faith.
According to Allen, the staff at the DMV not only turned her down, but 'ridiculed' her for her belief.
"I was devastated when they forced me to remove my headscarf to take my driver license photo," said Allen in a press conference. "Revealing my hair to others is disobedient to God. I should have the same right as people of other faiths to be accommodated for my religious beliefs."
The Lee County DMV does allow Muslim women a religious exemption; they're allowed to be photographed wearing a hijab (head scarf). The ACLU is accusing the county of discrimination and violating Allen's constitutional rights.
The ACLU is often accused of being an anti-Christian 'liberal' organization. The organization describes itself as 'non-partisan' and its mission is "to defend and preserve the individual rights and liberties guaranteed to every person in this country by the Constitution and laws of the United States."
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The beauty of technology isn't just doing more stuff–it's doing stuff quickly. Whether you want to call a specific contact with one tap, keep your phone unlocked when you're at home or work, launch the camera in a flash to quickly capture the perfect moment, or search for an app while in a rush, here are some of the best shortcuts built into Android that you're probably not using.
Launch the Camera Instantly with a Double-Tap of the Power Button
We've all been in a situation where the perfect shot comes along, but by the time you get your phone out of your pocket, wake it up, unlock it, and launch the camera, that moment is gone. It's a bummer, and all you end up with is a terrible picture that was taken too late and just reminds you of the moment you missed.
The good news is that it doesn't have to be this way. If you're running a modern Android phone with Marshmallow (Android 6.0), then you can launch the camera instantly by tapping the power button twice while the phone is asleep (it's the home button on Samsung Galaxy phones). Seriously—go ahead and try it.
(On a few select phones, this shortcut may be different. For example on some Motorola phones, you can instead "twist" the phone in your hand twice to launch the camera.)
It should only take a split second to have the camera ready to go with this super useful little shortcut.
Quickly Search for Any App
If you have a lot of apps installed, sometimes it's easier to just search for what you're looking for than it is to scroll through a stupid-long list of stuff. Fortunately, Google baked a way into the Google Now Launcher—which is the stock launcher on Nexus devices, but also available for download from Google Play for all others—to quickly get access to the app drawer's search tool.
From the home screen, just long-press the app drawer icon. That's it! The drawer will immediately open with the "Search Apps…" bar open and the keyboard ready to go. It easily shaves a bit of time off of opening the drawer, then tapping the Search box.
This feature has actually been around since Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0), though I'm not sure many people realize it still exists—or new users know about it at all. Basically, it offers a quick way of letting someone know why you can't answer the phone by sending them a quick text—all you have to do is swipe up on the incoming call screen and choose what text you want to send. There are a few pre-set selections, like "Can't talk right now. What's up?" and "I'll call you right back," but the best part is that you can actually customize these on most Android phones.
In stock Marshmallow, just jump into the dialer and tap the three-button overflow menu in the top right corner. Select "Settings," then "Quick responses." There you go—edit away.
On stock Lollipop (5.0+) phones, the process is basically the same, but in the dialer's Settings menu, tap "General," then "Quick responses" at the very bottom.
Each manufacturer may have these hidden in different spots—some of which make sense, and others that do not. For example, on Samsung's newest software builds, you can find Quick Responses in the More > Settings > Call blocking > Call-reject messages. Yeah, it's pretty deep.
Keep in mind that it may or may not be labeled as "Quick responses," but the option will almost certainly be found in in the dialer app.
Unlock Your Phone Easily (and Still Keep It Secure) with Smart Lock
This one may be a little more obvious than some of the others, but if you're not using it, then you're doing yourself a disservice. In a nutshell, Smart Lock allows keeps your device unlocked when the right circumstances are met. For example, when you're at home, it can use location services to make sure you never have to input your PIN, pattern, or password to unlock the phone. Or when you're connected to a specific Bluetooth device—like a car stereo system orsmartwatch—it will stay unlocked.
That's useful, because if the user-specified criteria isn't met, the configured lock screen security method will take over. In my situation, for example, my phone stays unlocked as long as it's connected to my smartwatch. That way, as long as it's nearby, I don't have to worry about the hassle of using the security method. But if I leave it somewhere or it gets stolen, it'll be locked up tight so prying eyes can't access my personal data. It's a win-win, really.
To enable Smart Lock on most devices, jump into the Settings > Security menu and set a secured Screen Lock. Then, enable Smart Lock back in the Security menu—there are several options here, like "Trusted Devices," which is where you'll set Bluetooth devices to keep the phone unlocked, "Trusted places," where you can specify your home or work locations, "Trusted Face," where you can use the phone's front camera and your own head to unlock, "Trusted voice," where you can use your voice to unlock, and "On-body detection," where the device will stay unlocked while it's on you. The first two options make the most sense to me, but of course you should enable whichever option(s) make the most sense for your situation.
Call or Text With One Tap Using Contact Widgets
We all have people that we contact more often than others, and there's no easier way to keep those quick calls or texts to one tap than with the Contact Direct widgets. These are essentially 1×1 icons on your home screen that immediately call or text a specific contact with one tap.
To drop one of these icons on your home screen, just jump into your device's widgets menu by long-pressing the home screen and tapping the "Widgets" icon. Scroll until you find the "Contacts" section, then choose whichever one you want to use: Direct dial 1×1 or Direct message 1×1. Long-press it then, drop it on the home screen. From there, you'll select the contact you want to associate the widget with, and that's it. You're not just one tap away from your favorite people.
If you use Nova Launcher, you can also create swipe actions that do something similar without taking up extra space on your screen.
Use Your Voice to Do Everything Faster
This one might be the most useful, but most overlooked, feature on this list. Everyone knows about Google Voice Actions, but are you really using them as much as you could be? Probably not. There's an insane amount of things Google Now is capable of, and all you need to do is say "OK Google". It may feel weird talking to your phone at first, but when you realize how blazingly fast it is for certain tasks, you'll never go back.
Before you do that, however, you'll need to enable "OK Google detection" from any screen. To do that, jump into the Google Now app by either swiping up on the home button or long-pressing it (depending on your version of Android), heading into the menu, and choosing "Settings." From there, select "Voice," then "'OK Google' detection." You can toggle the "From any screen" setting here, and it will prompt you to set up a voice model if you haven't already. Now you can call on Google Now from any screen.
But that's just where this one starts. Once Google Now is listening to what you're saying, you can ask it a huge variety of questions, such as (but not limited to):
- When does X business close?
- How tall is person?
- How many quarts are in a gallon?
- What is five percent of 99?
- What's the weather going to be like this weekend?
- When is holiday?
- When is the next sports team game?
- What song is this? (with music playing in the background)
- What time is it in other place?
And so much more. But again, that's not all. You can also set reminders, send texts, or create appointments:
- Text friend "how about lunch tomorrow?"
- Remind me to do thing tomorrow at 11 AM.
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- Navigate to place of interest.
- Call person or business.
- Listen to Artist on Google Play Music.
- Create a calendar event: name, date, and time.
Seriously—the more you use it, the more you'll learn to do with it. Then you can set a reminder to kick yourself for not doing this sooner.


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Dr. Joseph A Nightingale is a Diagnostic Radiology Specialist in Port Arthur, Texas. He graduated with honors from University Of Texas Medical School At Houston in 1993. Having more than 24 years of diverse experiences, especially in DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY, Dr. Joseph A Nightingale affiliates with many hospitals including The Medical Center Of Southeast Texas, Christus Southeast Texas- St Elizabeth, and cooperates with other doctors and specialists in medical group Southeast Texas Imaging Llp. Call Dr. Joseph A Nightingale on phone number (409) 853-5863 for more information and advises or to book an appointment.
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Full Name | Joseph A Nightingale |
Gender | Male |
Experience | 24+ years of diverse experiences |
Sole Proprietor | No - He does not own any un-incorporated business by himself. |
Accepts Medicare Assignment | He does accept the payment amount Medicare approves and not to bill you for more than the Medicare deductible and coinsurance. |
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- Enumeration Date: Apr 12th, 2006
- Last Update Date: Feb 22nd, 2016
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Dr. Joseph A Nightingale has been primarily specialised is Diagnostic Radiology for over 24 years.
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Radiology / Diagnostic Radiology | J6022 | Texas |
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Christus Southeast Texas- St Elizabeth | Acute Care Hospitals | Voluntary non-profit - Church | Beaumont, Texas |
The Medical Center Of Southeast Texas | Acute Care Hospitals | Proprietary | Port Arthur, Texas |
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Southeast Texas Imaging Llp | 8 |
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The town was born and raised in the timber industry of the mid-1800s, some fishing on the side, and a well-earned reputation for being a bit wild. Eureka's waterfront could give the Barbary Coast a run for its money, so much so that writer Jack London came here in search of authentic tough guys on which to base his characters. Today things are quieter, but Eureka retains many reminders of its bustling past.
Historic Old Town Eureka: Located in C through M Streets between 1st & 7th. Dine, shop and take in the sights of Eureka's historic section of town. Stroll the Boardwalk overlooking Humboldt Bay at the foot of F Street. Old Town Horse & Carriage Rides at the foot of "F" Street - 608-588-4638 - everyday except Tuesday. Take a self-guided Architectural Tour of Old Town Waterfront, or call for a guided Old Town Haunted History Ghost Tour.
Carson Mansion & the Victorian Home Tour: The Victorian mansion formerly owned by lumber baron William Carson is one of the most photographed landmarks in Eureka - 2nd & M streets.
Take an architectural tour of Eureka. Visit the neighborhoods south of 7th St, between California and I Street. Some of the styles you will see are: Queen Anne, Stick, Eastlake, Craftsman Bungalow and Colonial Revival.
Mural Tour: Humboldt County is home to hundreds of artists, and this fact is apparent when one notices the numerous murals that adorn area buildings. This self-guided tour spotlights magnificent murals painted on the sides of buildings.
Blue Ox Millworks: This is a full production working museum of Victorian era machinery, technology and craftsmanship. Logging skid camp, blacksmith shop, sawmill and ceramics studio. 1st and X Streets.
Samoa Cookhouse: Have lunch at the last lumberjack cookhouse and visit the museum of old photos, machinery, saws and many items from days gone by. Samoa Blvd., Samoa.
Humboldt Bay Harbor Cruise aboard the Madaket: Built in 1910, it's the last of seven ferries that operated on the Bay. Take in the sites and listen to a lively narrative on the past, present, and future of Humboldt Bay. Base of F Steet on Boardwalk. Runs daily June thru August. Weekends Sept - Nov and April thru May.
Woodley Island : Fishing boats, boat rentals, city views, birdwatching, dining & fishermen's Memorial - take Route 255 (Samoa Bridge) west from Hwy 101.
Morris Graves Museum of Art: Renovated Carnegie Library. In addition to over 25 exhibits annually, there are free performing arts events "on stage" first Saturday night of the month. 6th & F Streets.
Clarke Historical Museum: Discover Humboldt County History at the Clarke Musuem, formerly the Bank of Eureka Building built in 1912. Discover Humboldt County history. 3rd & E Streets.
Maritime Museum: Dedicated to the preservation and protection of North Coast California Maritime History. Next to the Cookhouse in Samoa.
Sequioa Park & Zoo: Spend some time in the river otter exhibit, petting zoo, aviary, and live animal displays. Stoll through the gardens or take an easy hike through redwoods to the Duck Pond. Then relax in the park while the kids play on the swings. On W Street south of Harris.
Fort Humboldt: Located on a bluff overlooking Humboldt Bay, this old military post was established in 1853 to assist in conflict resolution between the Native Americans and gold hungry settlers. (Across from the Bayshore Mall).
Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge: Walk one of the trails along the marshes and sloughs of the bay to view wildlife and vegetation.
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The historic site's Living History Farm Program operates weekly on Saturday and Sunday from Memorial Day weekend through mid-August. Costumed interpretive staff presents life in rural Missouri in the 1870s. Demonstrations focus on the way people lived and played in the 19th century. Tours of the Woolen Mill and Watkins house are offered daily. Please call the park office for details at 816-580-3387.
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Thank you Kodak for not abandoning us who enjoy film shooting more than sitting in front of a computer photoshopping.
Please comment briefly on whether or not you have exposed a roll of film in the last six months...and whether or not you might plan to in the coming months!
I don't think film will ever be totally dead. Some one out there will still want to express themselves in film. Want proof? There are still folks out there using antique techniques such as glass plate, pinhole, and other long gone technologies. And, oh yes, I still own film cameras and have frozen film in the freezer.
Digital Photography is a gret new medium , but I do not think is there completely with film type SLR's. I haven't gotten rid of any of my Nikon SLR's , which inludes the N90 S through the Nikon F5 . What I really was quite happy abput was that most my lenses were compatible with the new Nikon digital SLR's and i did hnot have to go out and mortgage my house to get new lenses for my D70, D200 , and D300 .
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We are a community of the Eastern Orthodox Church in the area of Rahway, New Jersey. Our parish exists to proclaim the Gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ to all people, to teach by both word and deed, to inspire all to lead a life of Orthodox Christian belief, worship, and service to others. We uphold and pass on the traditions as Christ Himself taught the Apostles. Orthodox Christians are committed to living a life of personal prayer, being nourished by our common worship in the Divine Liturgy, bringing the light of Christ to our community. Come and see! |
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Saturday's: Great Vespers 6:00 PM Sunday's: Divine Liturgy 9:30 AM* *Preceded by 3rd and 6th Hours at 9:10 AM |
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The Lady Altar Society awarded last Sunday a college scholarship of $250 to Diane Shuster's granddaughter, Rebecca Burke. Rebecca graduated from high school this year, and shall begin college in the fall. Paula Brush presented the scholarhip to Rebecca. Also present in the photo is Matushka Veli and Mrs. Nafranowicz. The parish is very proud of her accomplishments,and the ladies wish her all the best! |
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Also last Sunday the parish honored her patriarch Peter Warhollick. We celebrated his 92nd birthday with a cake and singing 'Happy Birthday' and 'Many Years'. Mr. Warhollick has been with the parish his whole life. He has quietly and diligently cared for and maintained the parish throughout the years. He has always 'been there' whenever something had to 'get done'. He is a strong and loving father, and we are proud of him! His daughter Jacqueline stands beside him in the righthand picture above. |
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Friday, March 31st Pre-Sanctified Liturgy 7:00PM |
Saturday, April 1st 6:00PM Great Vespers |
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YOU have to hand it to the suits at the Football Association, they really know how to mess the game up. The latest wheeze from these mindless morons is to arrange for England's most prestigious event, the FA Cup Final, to be moved from its traditional 3pm kick-off spot to 5.15pm.
Now this year's final will be between Chelsea (that's in London you know) and Liverpool (that's in the far north west).
You would have thought that those plonkers at the FA would have done their homework but it's obvious that they haven't or maybe they have but they just don't care. After all, they'll probably be staying in their all-expenses paid hotels after the match, but if you're a Liverpool fan then all I can say is 'good luck' in your attempts to get back home to Merseyside. You see, according to a report in The Sun newspaper, planned Bank Holiday weekend engineering works means ALL train services from London to Liverpool that night have been cancelled.
Footballers often attribute bizarre reasons for good team spirit but this one takes the biscuit! According to a report in the Daily Mirror, Newcastle defender Mike Williamson claims that Come Dine With Me (Channel 4 TV cookery programme) style evenings among the squad have brought them closer together. ""Cooking for each other happens quite a lot," said Williamson." The girls are friends, they go out for lunch, everyone goes around each other's house. Everyone lives in close proximity and everyone just gets on.
"I cooked for Shola Ameobi the other day - bit of risotto. For the kids last night, we had chilli, salad and rice. I'm not quite Come Dine With Me just yet, but I had a jacket potato around James Perch's house, so that's a zero! Shola doesn't cook and leaves it all to his missus. He very much stays out of the kitchen, but she is very good."
A right old rumpus is brewing over who could be chosen for the Team GB football team at the forthcoming Olympics. The Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is reported as saying that the possibility that his star striker Wayne Rooney could be selected is 'ridiculous.' Rooney is believed to be on Team GB manager Stuart Pearce's provisional list of 80 players.
"It's ridiculous, it is utter chaos. There are so many complications," said Ferguson. "I have no idea how badly other clubs are affected but I would imagine Tottenham will have a few." Ferguson has claimed he had agreed with Pearce none of the players who appear at this summer's Euro 2012 would be part of his Olympic squad.
Have to agree with the former England striker and now BBC football commentator Gary Lineker when he said that David Beckham does not deserve a place in the Great Britain squad at the 2012 Olympics. Team GB can include three over-age players in their squad and Lineker said: "If you are going to pick the best three over-age players, then you would say no [to Beckham]." Beckham, who will be 37 by the start of the Games, currently plays for LA Galaxy in the United States. However Lineker told the BBC that although the former Manchester United star was not worth a place on purely playing grounds, there might be another reason that could see him make the cut.
"If it is a 'thank you' for all the work that Beckham has done for the Olympics and getting it to London, then it is a different matter."
It seems as if, once again, Beckham's reputation far outweighs his actual ability.


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Posted on 02.18.17 by Danny Glover @ 1:50 pm
Finnish photographer Alison Buttigieg loves cats. The Internet loves cats. But these days Buttigieg hates the Internet because it's lying about one of her cat photos. It all started Feb. 11. Someone who knows her work as a wildlife photographer recognized a cheetah picture of hers online. That wasn't necessarily a surprise — Buttigieg published the "remarkable" photo on her blog, Facebook and Instagram last November after it won an international award. But the flood of messages that started pouring in from strangers that day stunned her. An intellectual property thief had stolen her photo, invented a feel-good back-story for it, and engineered a viral sensation — one that wasn't exactly flattering to Buttigieg. The tall tale portrayed the three cheetahs in the photo as heartless killers, their impala prey as a self-sacrificial mother and Buttigieg as a fragile soul who sank into depression after documenting a feline feast. "In the beginning I thought it was absolutely hilarious, even the trolling," she told me in an email interview six days after the hoax spread. "But then it was suddenly really overwhelming when I realized there wasn't much I could do." Buttigieg is an information technology consultant whose passion for animals and for wild places inspired a foray into photography. She has carried a camera on wildlife journeys around the world for 13 years and started taking the photographic aspect of her observations more seriously about four years ago. "I see my photos as a means to spread awareness about wildlife and the need to protect them and their habitat," she said. Buttigieg has shot pictures on three continents — Africa, Asia and South America. Her favorite places include Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park in Botswana and South Africa, and the Massai Mara Game Reserve in Kenya. In September 2013, she was near the latter location, at the Olare Motorogi Conservancy, when she saw a family of cheetahs trap a lone impala. Cats of all kinds fascinate Buttigieg because of their beauty and expressive faces. Cheetahs stand out in the felidae species for their speed, quirks and sounds. The guides at the conservancy knew she loved cheetahs, and a mother and two adolescents were near the camp during her visit. Read the rest of the story at Medium. Filed under: Blogging and Human Interest and People and Photography and Social Media and Technology and Travel and Wildlife Comments: None |
Posted on 01.21.17 by Danny Glover @ 12:28 pm
The image to the right doesn't look like much, but what it means is that I passed my remote pilot's test. I'll soon be certified by the Federal Aviation Administration (where I also happen to work as a contract editor and writer) to fly small unmanned aircraft for clients. I'm in the process of creating a new brand within my communications company, Tabula Rasa Media, which I organized as a limited liability corporation four years ago. This entails registering the offshoot as a DBA, which is short for "doing business as." Under the name Airscape Photography, I will offer drone photography and video services to clients who want to capture aerial images of their homes, businesses or properties. I'll also shoot photos and videos of scenic landscapes and architectural landmarks to sell individual prints. I plan to take regular road trips to shoot footage, just like I did with my first professional camera three decades ago. My home state of West Virginia will be a regular destination because the scenery doesn't get any better than in "Almost Heaven." Below are recent pictures from my hometown of Paden City and of New Martinsville, including one of the Wetzel County Courthouse: Filed under: Aviation and Business and Photography and Technology and Video and West Virginia Comments: None |
Posted on 01.19.17 by Danny Glover @ 6:16 pm
This is one photo of many posted by a young woman who had to have her foot amputated because of cancer. She kept the foot and now takes it with her as she journeys through Instagram life under the moniker "OneFootWander." Kristi Loyall explained the idea behind the foot and how it has helped her cope: She has one twisted sense of humor. I like it. Filed under: Just For Laughs and People and Photography and Social Media and Technology Comments: None |
Posted on 01.17.17 by Danny Glover @ 8:13 pm
My wife and I watched the movie "Hidden Figures" over the weekend, and the best part was discovering that one of the three main characters, Katherine Johnson, is a West Virginia native. Here's what WVU Magazine had to say in a story about Johnson and other "Barrier Breakers": I love learning the stories of famous West Virginians, especially those whose successes shatter the stereotypes of the great Mountain State as the land of hillbillies, rednecks and rubes. You can learn more about Johnson via NASA, which ended its story about her by saying, "Not bad, for a little girl from West Virginia." Here's what President Obama had to say about Johnson when awarding her the Presidential Medal of Freedom, followed by the text of the award citation: Filed under: Government and History and Movies and People and Technology and Video and West Virginia Comments: None |
Posted on 02.09.16 by Danny Glover @ 7:41 pm
I knew Lady Gaga had some West Virginia roots — she even gave the state a plug in her song "Born This Way" — but until today I didn't know her Mom was a West Virginia University cheerleader. That bit of history popped into my Facebook feed yesterday in the form of a picture of Mother Gaga in WVU cheerleading garb, and Lady Gaga herself confirmed it today by sharing the photo on Instagram. The family resemblance is obvious. Filed under: Music and People and Social Media and Technology and West Virginia Comments: 1 Comment |
Posted on 01.14.16 by Danny Glover @ 8:23 pm
As of today, I'm officially a registered drone owner! That means I've agreed to fly by these rules: These rules already existed, and they are reasonable precautions to ensure safe skies. I'm not sure what the big deal is, so I readily registered before Jan. 21 to get a credit for the $5 fee. (Full disclosure: I'm a writer at the FAA, but I'm speaking only for me.) Filed under: Aviation and Government and Technology Comments: 1 Comment |
Posted on 03.03.15 by Danny Glover @ 8:13 pm
Here's the hijacking that had everyone on the Internet tweeting today: The weasel terrorist lost this battle, according to photographer Martin Le-May, who captured the once-in-a-lifetime flight in England. After the bird climbed about 10 feet with the baby attack weasel on its back, he said, the bird landed, ditched the weasel and fled. No weasels or woodpeckers were harmed in the making of this meme — unlike the incident in West Virginia earlier this year when the roles were flipped and a hawk snagged a squirrel in its beak. Filed under: Human Interest and Photography and Technology and Wildlife Comments: None |
Posted on 10.07.14 by Danny Glover @ 8:54 pm
Hey, West Virginia is movin' up in the world. The Mountain State bested not only Mississippi but also Alabama and Arkansas on a list of worst places to live based on factors such as health, education, jobs, technology and the environment. The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development assigned the ratings. West Virginia scored a 52.2 out of 100 overall, putting it fourth from the bottom. Courtesy of a redneck-hating writer at The Washington Post, here's the breakdown by category and on a 1-10 scale:
That last one is the only bright spot for we hillbillies, but of course, we could have told you our state is a perfect 10 for places to call home. Now ask any of us whether we care what the elitist snobs at the OECD and the Post think of our state. All of their brains put together are incapable of comprehending the intangible factors that make the redneck region of America, and especially West Virginia, the best place to live. Filed under: Business and Culture and Hatin' On Rednecks and News & Politics and Technology and West Virginia Comments: None |
Posted on 03.01.14 by Danny Glover @ 12:19 pm
Imagine taking the dog for a walk one day and coming home a millionaire. Sounds crazy, right? But it's reality for one Northern California couple. The world only knows them as John and Mary. They understandably want to remain anonymous after finding a stash of gold coins that had been buried on their property in eight cans for decades. The 1,411 coins are worth $28,000 face value, $2 million if melted for the gold and an estimated $10 million in collectible value. The Los Angeles Times reported these details about the "Saddle Ridge Hoard," the largest ever found in U.S. history: When I heard the story on the news one morning this week, I told our daughter to go get our son and tell him to take the dog for a walk. You never know what you might find! The story also got me excited about using my metal detector again. My wife bought it for me for Christmas in 2012 and gave me some accessory equipment this past Christmas. I've only used it once on my father's property in West Virginia, and the only coin I found was a wheat penny from the 1940s. (I also found an old, rusted pocket knife and other metallic odds and ends.) But we've only just begun. We have more than 30 acres to search. National Geographic's coverage of the Saddle Ridge Hoard says there are few hoards of gold coins in the United States. Here's a quote from Douglas Mudd, the director and curator of the American Numismatic Association's Money Museum: "You get a lot of hoards in Europe — coins buried for hundreds or thousands of years, but they're less common in the U.S. Our history isn't that long, and for most of the time we've had banks, so people have tended to put their money there. … Sixty, 70, 200 coins — yes. Fourteen-hundred? That's exceptional." But that's OK. I'd be happy to find a few random silver coins and maybe an Indian arrowhead or two. It's all about the hunt to us diggers. And as National Geographic says, "People who sweep metal detectors over fields as a hobby, and backyard dog walkers casually kicking up a bit of dirt, can always hope for a lucky strike." Filed under: Coin Collecting and History and Human Interest and News & Politics and Technology and West Virginia Comments: None |
Posted on 01.10.14 by Danny Glover @ 10:16 pm
Twelve-year-old Taylor Smith of Tennessee began a letter to herself with those words back in April, and her mini-sermon to the future Taylor Smith got better from there. Smith wasn't going to open the letter until 2023. She died Sunday from complications of pneumonia, and her parents found the letter. Now she is speaking to you and me instead. They are profound words worth remembering today, 10 years from now and always. Filed under: News & Politics and People and Religion and Technology Comments: None |
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