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Descendants of George Johnstone
1.GEORGE1 JOHNSTONE1,2 was born Abt. 1786 in Drumully? or Gowney, County Fermanagh, Ireland3, and died Abt. 1856 in Masham, Quebec, Canada3.He married MARY (POLLY ANN) WIGGINS4 1808 in Clones, County Monaghan, Ireland5,6, daughter of UNKNOWN WIGGINS.She was born Abt. 1790 in Armach, Ireland, and died 18737.
Notes for GEORGE JOHNSTONE:
In 1949 a cairn was erected in Rupert Union Cemetery.The monument bears a bronze tablet containing the names of the Pioneer George Johnstone and his family.George Johnstone is not buried here.He and his wife Polly Ann are buried in the old cemetery near Rupert, in the northeastern corner.Their graves are grass-covered.No mark remains to show the place of burial.In the 1830's and for many years afterward, Polly Ann and George had their home on the site which in time was appropriated as a fitting locality for the Rupert Union Cemetery.Their son George had the farm on the west.Their son-in-law William M. Johnston settled on the east.The land between the two farms where George and Polly Ann Johnstone built their home - became known as "Grandma's Field".
In April 1832, George Johnstone of Gowney and his wife Polly Ann were making preparations to leave Ireland and sail far Canada.Polly Ann's sister Elizabeth had married Hugh Bell, were already settled in Nepean township and prospering in the hotel business.Hugh Bell was responsible for the 'laying out' of the 'Corners' which was named for him.
Before the end of April, wind and weather permitting, Johnstones set out with four of their children.Catherine, the second daughter had just been married to William Moore Johnston of Derrameer, Clones, and had a home of her own.Coming out to Canada with their parents were Isabella, the eldest daughter, Henry, eighteen, Margaret, sixteen years old, and George, the youngest, a boy of ten.Toward the end of the voyage, cholera broke out among the passengers.The dead had to be committed to the ocean.A half-day from landing, Margaret died of Cholera.Polly Ann held the girl in her arms, so that others would think she was still living.When they reached Quebec, Margaret was buried along with the hundreds of others who had died of that dreaded disease.
Leaving Quebec City, they came as far as Montreal in a large boat; then, in smaller boats up the Ottawa River to Richmond Landing in Bytown, where they were met by Polly Ann's brother-in-law, Hugh Bell.
George and Polly Ann Johnstone lived for almost five years in Nepean, near Bell's Corners, before deciding to take up land in Masham, Que.Tragedy overtook them once again, when Henry, who was employed on the 'drive', was accidentally drowned in the Ottawa River at Deschenes.Isabella had met and married Joseph Shouldice, son of James Shouldice of Bells Corners.(Who's Which p 168)
JOHNSTONE Of Gowney, County Armagh, Ireland(Note when Joan Secord went to Ireland she discovered there is no Gowney Armagh - Gowney Twp is in Fermanaugh Co.)
Carpenter & cabinet-maker of Gowney, County Armagh, Ireland, was born-about l786
m Polly Ann (or Sarah Ann) Wiggins about 1808.
In April or May 1832, they emigrated to Canada, with four of their family. (Two had not lived through infancy, and the second daughter, Catherine, had married William Moore Johnston and was living in County Fermanagh, Ireland).They reached Quebec.The third daughter, Margaret, died just before the ship docked.She was buried in Quebec City.They came to Bells Corners, where Polly Ann's sister and her husband Hugh Bell had built a stone hotel and were running a profitable business at "the Comers".
George Johnstone and Polly Ann moved to Masham, Que.Their eldest daughter had married Joseph Shouldice of Nepean and moved to Masham.Their eldest son, Henry had lost his life by drowning in the Ottawa River at Deschenes (lumbering)and their daughter Catherine, with her husband, had come to Canada the year before.They all moved to Masham about the same time, in early spring, 1837 ... (See Wiggins Family, generation one).
George Johnstone d about 1856, and Polly Ann d in 1873, Both are buried in Rupert Old Cemetery, north-east corner.The graves are unmarked.A memorial Cairn was erected by their descendants in Rupert Union Cemetery, in 1949. (4 sons - 3 dau)(Who's Which p 170)
Emigrated to Canada in April or May, 1832 and made their home in Nepean township. In 1837 they 'followed the trend' and 'the trail' up the Gatineau River and settled in Masham. Their home, 'a story and half' log house was built on the site, which came to be known as 'Grandma's Field'. The house was demolished around 1900 when the land on which it stood became the Rupert Union Cemetery. George Johnstone died about 1856. Polly Ann died about 1873. Both are buried in the Rupert Old Cemetery. A memorial to George & Polly Ann and their seven children was erected by the Johnstone and Johnston families in 1949.(Who's Which p 220)
In the spring of 1837, both George Johnstone and his son-in-law William Johnston moved up the Gatineau as far as North Masham.
George Johnstone chose lots 13 and 14, and William Johnston chose lots 11 and 12 in the seventh range.Later both invested in timber and 'bush' lots.
The first home built by William & Catherine was situated in the field across the road and directly opposite the home presently owned and occupied by Clarence Smith, a great grandson.This first house of logs, was destroyed by fire in 1850.Catherine always regretted the loss of a large chest of drawers made by her father for the new home.
William's home was soon rebuilt, in the new location.When George Johnston senior, died a few years later, his widow Polly Ann stayed on in the little home in 'Grandma's Field' - her daughter to the east and her son George -on the west.A young woman was kept to live with her.
Among the first people to call on the Johnstons in Masham were the Jervis Mullin family who had settled on the east side of the Gatineau River a few miles above Wakefield.William gave the parcel of land for the first Methodist Church.It was situated just across the road from the new house.
William and Catherine had a family of eleven, six sons and five daughters.With the exception of the third son William Jr., who was five feet & eleven inches tall - William's sons stood each more than six feet tall 'in their socks'. Frank, the youngest was six feet four.
Nothing could be done for John's hearing, and when he was six years old it was decided that he should be enrolled in the nearest school for the deaf, which was in Montreal.William & Catherine took him down and remained for a week.He was a bright child.In a week he had learned the sign language (which was then in use) and had made good progress in what had been assigned to him.The crucial moment of parting came, John refused flatly to remain there.There was only one thing to do - bring him home, which they did.He remembered some words with which he had been familiar since babyhood.Some words he mastered by lip-reading.He could name his brothers and sisters after a fashion.We children dearly loved our great-uncle John, and we understood him perfectly.
I've been told that Catherine always made the beds up with long bolsters and pillows with huge hand embroidered pillow shams - but she never allowed any of her children pillows at night, in case it might cause them to be round shouldered.I've seen those bolsters and pillow shams, too.I remember most of her family and they were all as 'straight as a ramrod'.
When Catherine baked pies she always made a special small pie for Frank, her youngest boy.
(Who's Which page 269)
Docked at Quebec City in April or May of 1932
The Cairn at Rupert Quebec says:
In memory of the Pioneers
George Johnstone
and his wife Polly Ann Wiggins
of Armach Ireland
who came to Canada in 1832
and made their home on this site in 1838
Their seven children
1. Isabella 1802-1862
and her husband
Joseph Shouldice
of County Tipperary, Ireland
and Bell's Corners, Ont.
2. Catherine 1812 - 1882
& her husband
William M. Johnston
of Derrameer Clones
Fermanagh, Ireland
& Rupert, Quebec
3. Henry
1814 - 1833
4. Margaret
1816 - 1832
5. George
who died in infancy 1818
6. George
who died in infancy 1820
7. George Johnston
1822 - 1877
of Armagh Ireland
First Mayor of Masham
His wife
Ann Magee
who died in 1850
His second wife
Ann Moncrieff
who died in 1911
Erected 1959
(The Latin means Never Unprepared)
More About GEORGE JOHNSTONE:
Burial: Rupurt Union Cemetary
Emigration: 1832, Bell's Corners, Ontario where Mary's sister was already settled with her husband
Residence: 1837, moved to Masham, PQ, Canada
Notes for MARY (POLLY ANN) WIGGINS:
Cairn at Rupert says " Polly Ann Wiggins of Armach, Ireland"
Joan Secord says her real name was Mary and Polly was nickname
More About MARY (POLLY ANN) WIGGINS:
Burial: 1873, Rupert Union Cemetery
More About GEORGE JOHNSTONE and MARY WIGGINS:
Marriage: 1808, Clones, County Monaghan, Ireland7,8
Children of GEORGE JOHNSTONE and MARY WIGGINS are:
|ISABELLA2 JOHNSTON, b. Bef. 1807, Townland Gowny, County Fermanagh, Ireland; d. June 30, 1882, Blue Sea Lake, Quebec, Canada.
|CATHERINE JOHNSTON, b. Abt. 1811, Townland Gowny, County Fermanagh, Ireland; d. December 1882, Masham, PQ, Canada.
|WILLIAM HENRY JOHNSTON9, b. 1813, Townland Gowny, County Fermanagh, Ireland10,11; d. 1833, Lake Dechenes, Que12.
|Notes for WILLIAM HENRY JOHNSTON:
unmarried, "died accidentally, by drowning, in Lake Deschenes, when employed on a "log drive" (lumbering) about 1833" (Who's Which)
|More About WILLIAM HENRY JOHNSTON:
Cause of Death: Drowned in a lumber drive in Lake Dechenes
Emigration: 1832, with his parents to Bells Corners
|MARGARET JOHNSTON13, b. 1816, Townland Gowny, County Fermanagh, Ireland14; d. 1832, off the coast of Canada enroute from Ireland14.
|More About MARGARET JOHNSTON:
Burial: 1832, Quebec City, Canada15
Cause of Death: Cholera while enroute to Canada
|GEORGE JOHNSTON16, b. 1818, Townland Gowny, County Fermanagh, Ireland16; d. 1818, Townland Gowny, County Fermanagh, Ireland16.
|GEORGE JOHNSTON16, b. 1820, Townland Gowny, County Fermanagh, Ireland16; d. 1820, Townland Gowny, County Fermanagh, Ireland16.
|GEORGE JOHNSTON, b. October 14, 1821, Townland Gowny, County Fermanagh, Ireland; d. August 27, 1887, Masham, Quebec.
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2 Chronicles 8 Good News Translation (GNT)
Solomon's Achievements
8 It took Solomon twenty years to build the Temple and his palace. 2 He also rebuilt the cities that King Hiram had given him, and sent Israelites to settle in them. 3 He captured the territory of Hamath and Zobah 4 and fortified the city of Palmyra in the desert. He rebuilt all the cities in Hamath that were centers for storing supplies. 5 Solomon also rebuilt the following cities: Upper Beth Horon and Lower Beth Horon (fortified cities with gates that could be barred), 6 the city of Baalath, all the cities where he stored supplies, and the cities where his horses and chariots were stationed. He carried out all his plans for building in Jerusalem, in Lebanon, and throughout the territory that he ruled over. 7-8 Solomon employed at forced labor all the descendants of the people of Canaan whom the Israelites had not killed when they took possession of the land. These included Hittites, Amorites, Perizzites, Hivites, and Jebusites, whose descendants continue to be slaves down to the present time. 9 Israelites were not used at forced labor, but served as soldiers, officers, chariot commanders, and cavalry troops. 10 There were 250 officials in charge of the forced labor working on the various building projects.
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LEBANON, Ind. About 400 rural Indiana residents gathered in Lebanon last week to discuss a state and national issue which has become deadly for Hoosiers everywhere: The opioid addiction crisis.
AgrIInstitute hosted the symposium, featuring a panel discussion and Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch, among other speakers. A recent poll conducted by the American Farm Bureau Federation and the National Farmers Union indicates that approximately 75 percent of those involved with farms and farm work have a direct tie to the opioid issue.
One out of five Hoosiers are facing mental illness challenges or fighting drug and alcohol addiction, Crouch explained. We are facing an addiction crisis, which is taking hold particularly in our rural community.
She said she and Gov. Eric Holcomb are committed to fighting the epidemic, pointing out that Holcomb signed an executive order on his first day in office to create the position of director of Drug Prevention, Treatment and Enforcement, currently held by Tim McClelland.
With the General Assemblys help, we have been taking this fight directly to this evil substance and the people who push it, and we have not a second to lose, Crouch said. We cannot simply arrest our way out of this problem. And we must address those dealing with addiction and not allow them to fall further into the clutches of despair.
Overdoses are the leading cause of death for people under the age of 50, and affect every age and socioeconomic group. Babies addicted to opioids are born to addicted mothers in the state, and businesses are finding it difficult to hire employees who can pass a drug test.
Rural Indiana is particularly at risk, Crouch said, because people living there tend to have lower incomes, higher levels of pain prescriptions and a lack of treatment facilities. A five-person panel, all from different perspectives of the opioid issue, agreed on the fact that no one solution can fix the epidemic and no one treatment can save someone dealing with addiction.
Some measures already taken by the Governors Office include limiting the amount of controlled substance prescriptions and refills physicians can prescribe; enhancing penalties for those who commit pharmacy robberies; launching a website at www.in.gov/recover to serve as a source of information on the issue; and working on an anti-stigma campaign through Indianas Family and Social Services Administration.
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Dan Krouse, another panelist, who is an employer at Midwest Poultry Services, suffered the consequences of not being aware of the epidemic before it affected his company.
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We have over 350 outpatient providers in Indiana. By June 30, we will have 18 medication-assisted treatment centers and opiate treatment centers that we will certify. Soon, we will have access to a platform through Open Beds and 211 that will allow providers and people to know where residential treatment beds are at any specific moment in time.
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To access these services and learn more about the epidemic, Moore suggests visiting the DMHA website, where access to contact information of treatment providers can also be found. It is at www.in.gov/fssa/dmha
Doug Payne, a farmer from Brown County, also participated in the panel. His perspective on the issue is personal: He struggled with drug addiction for 10 years before becoming clean in 2007. He said growing up with good parents and the best life he could ask for didnt stop him from falling into addiction.
Its easier for me to walk out right now and get high than it is to sit here to talk to you guys, Payne admitted. This is deadly, and it is taking kids out. These are good kids. Any addiction like this holds no prisoners. Its unforgiving.
Despite living through some bleak years with the affliction, he did find hope through his support system and Narcotics Anonymous meetings. Crouch said hope is something Indiana retains through a collaboration with all residents.
To truly achieve excellence in this state, we must dedicate our lives to elevating all Hoosiers, she said, including those with disabilities, mental health issues and those fighting drug and alcohol addiction. We are attacking this problem on all levels: Prevention, treatment and enforcement.


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Tuesday, May 17, 2005
Illegal Dumping at The Salvation Army
It happens pretty much every night. It's individuals dumping all manner of unwanted junk on the sidewalk in front of The Savation Army (1300 block of H Street). Sunday seems to be the must popular day to dump, probably because one can abandon items in broad daylight (since The Salvation Army is closed Sundays). This particular photo (taken a couple of weekends back by R&B's Alphonso Morgan) shows people lounging (one was sleeping earlier) on an abandoned living room set. Dumped items include everything from old refridgerators to boxes of broken dishes to dresser shells (minus the drawers) to moldy clothing. If you happen to see anyone dumping items illegally, you should note identifying info (car color, or type & license plate) & call 727-1000.
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I've been getting comments on my thai flowers lately – its kinda nice. Its been so long, Ihaven't really done any in a long time. My friend has moved out of country so its not as fun doing it alone.
THe kids are getting big, well not little miss…shes still a tiny one, but getting sassier daily, with a touch of sweetness. The big guy, well, hes just such a great kid I don't know what else to say. He amazes me each and every day.
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PETERSBURG, March 16. Midnight.
I have just seen the Italian actress Duse in Shakespeare's Cleopatra. I don't know Italian, but she acted so well that it seemed to me I understood every word. A remarkable actress! I have never seen anything like it before. I gazed at that Duse and felt overcome with misery at the thought that we have to educate our temperaments and tastes on such wooden actresses as N. and her like, whom we call great because we have seen nothing better. Looking at Duse I understood why it is that the Russian theatre is so dull.
I sent three hundred roubles to-day, did you get them?
After Duse it was amusing to read the address I enclose. [Footnote: A newspaper cutting containing an address: From the Students of the Technological Institute of Harkov to M. M. Solovtsov, was enclosed.] My God, how low taste and a sense of justice have sunk! And these are the students — the devil take them! Whether it is Solovtsov or whether it is Salvini, it's all the same to them, both equally "stir a warm response in the hearts of the young." They are worth a farthing, all those hearts.
We set off for Warsaw at half-past one to-morrow. My greetings to all, even the mongooses, though they don't deserve it. I will write.
VIENNA, March 20, 1891.
I write to you from Vienna, which I reached yesterday at four o'clock in the afternoon. Everything went well on the journey. From Warsaw to Vienna I travelled like a railway Nana in a luxurious compartment of the "Societe Internationale des Wagons-Lits." Beds, looking-glasses, huge windows, rugs, and so on.
Ah, my dears, if you only knew how nice Vienna is! It can't be compared with any of the towns I have seen in my life. The streets are broad and elegantly paved, there are numbers of boulevards and squares, the houses have always six or seven storeys, and shops — they are not shops, but a perfect delirium, a dream! There are myriads of neckties alone in the windows! Such amazing things made of bronze, china, and leather! The churches are huge, but they do not oppress one by their hugeness; they caress the eye, for it seems as though they are woven of lace. St. Stephen and the Votiv-Kirche are particularly fine. They are not like buildings, but like cakes for tea. The parliament, the town hall, and the university are magnificent. It is all magnificent, and I have for the first time realized, yesterday and to-day, that architecture is really an art. And here the art is not seen in little bits, as with us, but stretches over several versts. There are numbers of monuments. In every side street there is sure to be a bookshop. In the windows of the bookshops there are Russian books to be seen — not, alas, the works of Albov, of Barantsevitch, and of Chekhov, but of all sorts of anonymous authors who write and publish abroad. I saw "Renan," "The Mysteries of the Winter Palace," and so on. It is strange that here one is free to read anything and to say what one likes. Understand, O ye peoples, what the cabs are like here! The devil take them! There are no droshkys, but they are all new, pretty carriages with one and often two horses. The horses are splendid. On the box sit dandies in top-hats and reefer jackets, reading the newspaper, all politeness and readiness to oblige.
The dinners are good. There is no vodka; they drink beer and fairly good wine. There is one thing that is nasty: they make you pay for bread. When they bring the bill they ask, Wie viel brodchen? — that is, how many rolls have you devoured? And you have to pay for every little roll.
The women are beautiful and elegant. Indeed, everything is diabolically elegant.
I have not quite forgotten German. I understand, and am understood.
When we crossed the frontier it was snowing. In Vienna there is no snow, but it is cold all the same.
I am homesick and miss you all, and indeed I am conscience-stricken, too, at deserting you all again. But there, never mind! I shall come back and stay at home for a whole year. I send my greetings to everyone, everyone.
I wish you all things good; don't forget me with my many transgressions. I embrace you, I bless you, send my greetings and remain,
Your loving
A. Chekhov.
Everyone who meets us recognises that we are Russians, and stares not at my face, but at my grizzled cap. Looking at my cap they probably think I am a very rich Russian Count.
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Well Done/Congratulations:
Congratulations and well done to Martin Cooney who defeated Antrims Kevin McParland in All Ireland handball final at the weekend.
At Tydavent,(Scotstown GAA Field) Monaghan
Silver Master B Singles: Sligo (Martin Cooney) v Antrim (Kevin McParland) 21-13, 14-21 & 21-7
Well done to Kevin McDonnell and Stephen Curley who played their part in Saturdays U-21 Connacht semi final against Roscommon. Sligo lost 1-12 v 1-10 to a highly fancied Roscommon side.
Jason Earlis represents the club on the county minor panel who had outings against Galway and Leitrim last week. Best of luck to him and the team for the weeks ahead.
Finally congratulations to Darren Ruane and Sharon Healy who were crowned overall winners of Strictly Come Dancing in the community centre at the weekend. It was a wonderful show and yet another great showcase by our community. Well done to all involved and thanks to everyone that supported the event.
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Membership is now due for the coming year. Adult membership is €60 and €40 for under 18's. For the third underage player or more in one family membership is €10. Registrars are Ultan McGranaghan and Shane Feeney. Players are not insured to play if they are not members.
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A look at the state of the US economy through Q2 earnings reports of 34 major American companies
Prognosticating what's in store for the U.S. economy is risky business, so we're not even going to try to do so. But, how is the U.S. economy progressing apart from what indicators like the unemployment rate tell us? Perhaps a portrait of the economy's overall health, nearly six years after the onset of the Great Recession, can begin to emerge when looking at the second quarter earnings reports of a cross-section of American corporations -- some new to the scene, like high-flying Facebook, and others iconic blue chip companies that have been around since the early 20th century, like Ford. Scroll through the slide show below and see which companies were the big winners during the second quarter, and which companies fell short of expectations.Read Full Story
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Saturday, April 30, 2016
A Latvian dressed as a beaver, rapping in French and English...
Of course I am posting this.
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Friday, April 29, 2016
The NYT Magazine has an interesting write up on the city/town of Worcester, Mass posted up.
I don't really know anything about the place, beyond the bits gleaned from a couple of coworkers who grew up there.
Sounds like your typical middle American, middle class kind a place...
Which now struggles because we've fairly well crippled growth in those kinda places.
You may not care at all about Worcester or anything going on there.
If you want some decent story telling with a side of economic insights, it's a good read...
Link here.
Thursday, April 28, 2016
Pretty great.
This is audio from a BBC report on one of the Kim's birthday bashes, in North Korea...
Laid on top of video from the Queen's recent similar event.
Kinda emphasizes the need to consider what the motives of your information sources are.
Why are the framing a story one way, or another.
What context in the narrative...
Why am I showing this to you?
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Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Well, I have always been a fan of David Hockney.
He has a show soon at the Pace Gallery on work he did five or six years ago in Yosemite...
The Yosemite Suite, as he calls it.
What fascinates me about this is that all of the work was created on an iPad.
Just drawings on an electronic device.
He had to scale gesture on the screen, as this work has been been printed with fairly large dimensions.
I think this advent of technology presents interesting progress and challenges, as a medium.
Anyway, gallery and artist info here...
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Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Monday, April 25, 2016
Do you have those recipes that stick with you, but are usually in the back of your head?
You know, the ones you've made before, liked, tweaked, varied, made again and forget about for a while...
Only to have them show up and wow you again.
My sister shared one with me years ago and we made it together, after a day of market wandering.
(I will spare you my version, it is a lot like this one, by Mark Bitterman,)
The sister version involved whitefish, if I remember correctly. Maybe that was just there on the plate, along with the pasta, now that I think about it...
Anyway, I made a variation of this over the weekend.
Pretty close to the linked recipe, plus some clams...
It's clam city here, so steaming some Littlenecks off in a bit of veggie broth and butter, then putting that ocean brine broth in the bottom of a bowl with everything else on top - well, it was not bad.
Maybe this post is about sharing recipes or time with others, cooking or something else entirely...
I don't know.
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Labels: bs-ing, food, ocean state
Friday, April 22, 2016
This seems like a reason to sit down in front of the television...
On Discovery, tomorrow, if I am not mistaken.
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Thursday, April 21, 2016
How about a vaguely dull article about economic stuff?
That's always fun, right...
I often puzzle over the subject of investor demand for continuous growth. Sure, it's something that can be fairly easily quantified and then understood.
The demands in imposes are seemingly unsustainable, long term. Beyond that, is it really and effective measuring tool across models?
This caught my eye, in The Atlantic-
I've consulted to multiple Fortune 100 CEOs who have actually broken down in tears as they've recounted selling their companies' few productive assets in order to show growth to shareholders. They are tired of cannibalizing their own businesses, laying off loyal employees, and making their companies less enduring just to satisfy the demands of short-term growth imposed by the market.
Not saying we should institute quarterly pity parties for CEO's, or anything. There is more to the article than this snippet. Read it if you want...
Here is a link to the whole article...
Wednesday, April 20, 2016
Can we lay off the kale bit sometime soon?
I mean, I get it.
It's a healthy green.
It is good for you.
But, you know, just eat the kale and enjoy if for all it's kaleness or whatever.
Let's just stop putting kale in random other things.
Seriously, how much kale goodness are you getting after it's pulped and pumped between chocolate chips and baked in a goddamned cookie?
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Tuesday, April 19, 2016
I don't know how I feel about this, but I am posting it anyway...
Monday, April 18, 2016
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Sunday, April 17, 2016
Food Trends
Farm to table, if you haven't been someplace that touts that as their restaurant mantra...
Well, you probably need to get out more.
I can't nail down when the trend started or boomed, exactly.
It was bandied about as far back as my time in Seattle...
So fifteen years it has been a catchphrase, maybe?
Still going strong, hell chain restaurants toss it on menus these days.
A friend who now teaches culinary pointed out a great read on the subject (from Tampa but applicable everywhere).
This is a story we are all being fed. A story about overalls, rich soil and John Deere tractors scattering broods of busy chickens. A story about healthy animals living happy lives, heirloom tomatoes hanging heavy and earnest artisans rolling wheels of cheese into aging caves nearby.
More often than not, those things are fairy tales...
Here is a link to the full article.
A longish read, but if you care about what goes in your pie hole probably worth it...
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Saturday, April 16, 2016
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Thursday, April 14, 2016
Pretty light week here, when it comes to posts that give you something to think about, I know...
Really, I have other stuff to do.
So, anyway...
How about a link to a bit about Carl Sagan's bullshit detection list?
I mean, I would guess he has heard as much bullshit as most of us...
(Excepting regular Fox news viewers.)
So his rules for cutting through the crap should be pretty good, huh?
Give it a read, full chapter here...
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A new Godzilla movie?
That is some summer movie fun, right there...
Which I'll never see on a big screen, because it doesn't feature the acting skills of Matthew Broderick or whatever.
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Wednesday, April 13, 2016
That is a cool scooter.
Yes, I just typed about a scooter being cool.
For reals, I actually meant it.
Cool scooter...
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Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Of course this song/video mash happened.
Of course.
Really, though, launching a rocket into space, then landing it on a tiny barge...
That's pretty heavy duty science stuff, right there.
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Monday, April 11, 2016
Meat Box Monday
So, beef, pork, chicken...
What then?
Fish. Maybe gator?
Venison, maybe?
I mean, I will try most anything, but not from just anyplace.
That place seems a bit suspect, on the exotic meat front...
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Saturday, April 9, 2016
Friday, April 8, 2016
Hear Me Out
Listen, I have always had a bit of a futurist streak in me.
For years, hell, decades even, we have had some random folks working on the whole flying car thing.
All that time, we've heard how many problems it would solve and how liberating it would be and so on...
Honestly, I can't believe we haven't sorted it out yet...
Always thought it would be great, zooming around in my personal air-car like some Jetsons character.
C'mon, admit it, it would be super cool.
Deep down, you probably want one too...
But the other day, I came to a realization...
I am willing to suspend the flying car pipe dream. Just give up that bit of the grand future, for one thing.
Self-folding laundry.
Think about that, would you...
I mean, we've got all these nano materials in the works.
We already have metals that can be crushed and return to their original state, you know, now and shit.
Could we redirect whatever energy we currently dedicate to flying fucking cars and get a fitted bed sheet that would fold itself?
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Thursday, April 7, 2016
That is a room with a swing in it...
Just consider that.
I venture we would be happier, as a civilization, if we prioritized more access to adult sized swings in our accommodations/living spaces.
If you don't believe me on that, you probably need to go put your ass on a swing for a few minutes...
Then report back to me.
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Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Reason and Morality
Here is a fun little chat on reason and morality...
I have been flipping the grand concept of morality around in my brain for some time.
You know, along the lines of Kant and his bit.
The categorical imperative we all face, if that is even a thing...
(Just nod like you have any care about what I am getting after.)
The release of the Panama Papers provides an interesting abstraction to wonder about the whole concept, doesn't it?
Was it a moral obligation that led to the leak, or some other motive, do you suppose?
The breadth and depth of the information suggests an extended exposure to the information and implications.
Was it reason or moral obligation that pushed those details in front of our eyes?
The fall out is already pretty epic, with Iceland's PM already bailing out of office.
I got on this line of pondering morality a while ago...
The start of the Syrian refugee crisis had me haggling with somebody that, as fellow humans, we have a moral obligation to assist these people fleeing for fear, for lack of base human needs.
That is a fairly simple thought to me, but not to some others. It seemed fear motivated their urge to ignore a terrible situation, in spite of previous reference to the golden rule in our conversation.
Is just one side of that discourse reasoning to or away from that moral cause. We may have both been guilty of that, I guess...
The world is full of reasons to examine ones relationship with the categorical imperative, or morality, or whatever verbiage you want to mean that it's better to not be an asshole to people around you.
And then ones flexibility in it's actual application to our collective situations.
It took some digging in the corners of my head to find where those words came from, so I have been casually revisiting some of those texts. Looking for new strings in those lines of thought.
This little talk, above, has some interesting extensions on the subject.
And the animation is kinda neat...
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Labels: bs-ing, reading material
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
Opening Day
A day late, but whatever...
Snow sucks. Opening day snowed out...
(Keep your climate change jokes to yourself.)
So, it's today.
Hell they had games on Sunday, too, which is just weird...
Where is my head on the season?
Red Sox hope, I guess.
Perhaps, I have been assimilated on the front.
My optimism on Betts has been unbroken since seeing him here on the minor's roster. Dude is good.
The rest of the line up, ehhh, I need to see how all these guys play together, a bit. There is a lot of talent.
I look forward to the Sox, likely, building up my hopes only to slowly destroy them in mid-August.
Maybe that is just my own pessimism, or emotional defense...
Other coast?
Well, the Giants have their line up pretty well sorted. They'll get runs, for sure.
The rest of it, I don't know enough about, but they are a damned reliable factory.
What else...
The Phillies, probably not a great season. Rebuilding and all that, you know...
They'll be fun to watch what evolves from that, maybe.
Christ, couldn't we all just let the Cubbies win one. We won't talk about it, but maybe?
Astros? I think they might get somewhere this year, which is something I haven't thought, well, ever.
Maybe Harper carries the Nat's to the series?
Who cares that there are inches of snow on the ground here and forecast temp's in the teens tonight?
It's baseball season - and that is a season of hope...
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Well, I am setting you up with another link to one of the sites I keep sending you too, again.
This election cycle I find things so terrifying that I can hardly address it without some manner of abstraction. Thinking of the larger implications makes it easier for me to not fixate on the outrageous things candidates are either saying or doing, and beyond that how our media reacts to those things.
Sure, it is a veil of denial that I am employing.
Whatever gets you though the night, you know...
Anyway, another article touching on cultural ripples which shape our collective response to politics and politicians, from Bill Bishop. Here is the sample, for you...
We look for proximate causes for this widespread disaffection and find them aplenty on front pages and Facebook feeds. There's always another story of things gone bad. But this search is too narrow. Because the roots of our discomfort — and today's angry politics — won't be found in bad trade deals, stupid leaders or economic distress. Instead, our personal and electoral dyspepsia is the consequence of modernity itself.
Here is the link.
I do believe this one is worth a couple minutes...
Monday, April 4, 2016
Another image without context.
Go ahead, make up some story about this, Commit that story to memory then forget to ever tell me about it...
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Saturday, April 2, 2016
Why not...
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Friday, April 1, 2016
Coldah & Hawtah
Yeah, I guess this has made national news.
This Rhode Island state rebranding effort, to attract tourists.
So, folks here are absolutely losing their shit over this deal...
Sorta funny to watch, as an outsider.
(Outsider status is a two way thing. I am not so attracted to their little local club, the locals are in no hurry to embrace me. I am viewed as a foreigner by most people here. I'm fine with that...)
Anyway, back to this branding effort, it is a bit of a mess.
They hired some famous designer for that logo. The "I heart NY" guy did it.
Cooler and warmer, the sail/sharkfin deal is not quite destined for similar icon status, I am guessing.
They made a video/commercial to go along and it featured footage from Iceland, among local shots.
The editors of the video suggest both the skateboarder and cinematographer of the Iceland shot are from here, but yeah. Oops.
There is, of course, a website to go along with all this.
It doesn't actually use this logo, provides outdated information and points out destinations across the state line.
Sure, it is a mess.
It all comes off as amateurish and a bit dull...
But, honestly, it's been such a blunder that it made the news outside of Rhode Island.
It's, probably, the first time anybody outside of New England has even thought about this place in years.
Maybe that was the plan from the start...
(It wasn't.)
So, come visit Rhode Island - where the people are cold and their tempers are hot.
Or something like that, I've forgotten the slogan already.
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1 Timothy 1 Disciples' Literal New Testament (DLNT)
1 Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus according to the command of God our Savior and Christ Jesus our hope, 2 to Timothy, genuine child in the faith: Grace, mercy, peace from God the Father and Christ Jesus our Lord.
Stay On In Ephesus To Turn Certain "Law-Teachers" From Worthless Talk To Love
3 Just as I urged you to stay-on in Ephesus while I was proceeding to Macedonia, do so in order that you might command[a] certain ones not to be teaching-different-doctrines, 4 nor paying-attention-to myths[b] and endless genealogies, which cause speculations rather than a stewardship[c] of [d] God, which is by[e] faith. 5 And the goal of your command[f] is love from a pure heart and good conscience and sincere faith, 6 having departed[g] from which things some turned-aside into worthless-talk[h]— 7 wanting to be Law-teachers, not understanding either the things which they are saying or about what things they are speaking-confidently.
The Law Is Useful When It Is Used Properly: To Correct The Ungodly
8 Now we know that the Law is good[i] if one is using it lawfully, 9 knowing this: that law is not laid-down[j] for a righteous one but for lawless ones and rebellious ones, ungodly ones and sinful ones, unholy ones and profane[k] ones, father-thrashers[l] and mother-thrashers, man-slayers[m], 10 sexually-immoral ones, homosexuals[n], slave-traders[o], liars, perjurers[p], and if any other thing is contrary to healthy[q] teaching 11 in accordance with the good-news of the glory of the blessed God which I was entrusted.
I Thank The Lord Jesus For Showing Mercy To Me And Appointing Me To Serve Him
12 I have gratitude to Christ Jesus our Lord, the One having strengthened me, because He regarded me trustworthy[r], having appointed me for service— 13 I formerly being a blasphemous one and a persecutor and violent[s] one! But I was shown-mercy because being ignorant, I acted in unbelief. 14 And the grace of our Lord overflowed, along with the faith and love which are in Christ Jesus. 15 The saying is trustworthy and worthy of full acceptance— that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am foremost[t]. 16 But for this reason I was shown-mercy: in order that in me, the foremost, Christ Jesus might demonstrate[u] all patience, for a pattern for the ones going to put-faith upon Him for eternal life. 17 Now to the King of the ages[v], to the immortal invisible only God, be honor and glory forever and ever, amen.
I Am Giving You This Instruction, My Child, So You Can Fight The Good Fight
18 I am depositing[w] this instruction[x] with you, my child Timothy, in accordance with the preceding[y] prophecies about you, in order that by them[z] you may fight the good fight, 19 having faith and a good conscience, which[aa] having pushed-aside[ab], some suffered-shipwreck with respect to the[ac] faith— 20 of whom are Hymenaeus and Alexander, whom I handed-over to Satan in order that they may be trained not to blaspheme.
Disciples' Literal New Testament (DLNT)
Disciples' Literal New Testament: Serving Modern Disciples by More Fully Reflecting the Writing Style of the Ancient Disciples, Copyright © 2011 Michael J. Magill. All Rights Reserved. Published by Reyma Publishing
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text: Americans Are Encouraged to Explore the Role of Arts in Their Communities Thursday, October 1, 2015 Americans for the Arts invites all Americans to celebrate October as National Arts & Humanities Month (NAHM). Towns and communities across the country are hosting special events that capture the spirit that the arts and humanities bring to everyday life. "We are honoring two significant anniversaries this year—the 30th anniversary of National Arts and Humanities Month, and the 50th anniversary of the National Endowment for the Arts. I congratulate the NEA for supporting arts and artists for 50 years, awarding grants that have enhanced the lives of millions," said Robert L. Lynch, president and CEO of Americans for the Arts. "The arts allow us to explore ideas, express emotions, and better appreciate cultures from around the world. National Arts and Humanities Month is an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the positive impact the arts bring to our communities." To kick off NAHM, Americans for the Arts is debuting the first-ever DIY Community Visioning Forum. It is a toolkit designed for people—both inside and outside the arts—to gather and think about how the arts can help make healthier, more vibrant, and more equitable communities over time. Over the course of three hours, participating groups can explore what role the arts can play in pursuing the vision of that idealized community, and how individuals, arts institutions, and support organizations can help to achieve that vision. The DIY toolkit is a key element of Americans for the Arts' New Community Visions Initiative, which examines the future of local arts in America and the role of community-based arts that enable organizations, funders, cultural institutions, and artists to shape healthier communities over time. More information about local events that are part of NAHM can be found on the Americans for the Arts' National Arts Meet Calendar, where you can also add your own events! Participate in the NAHM Instagram campaign with the tags #ShowYourArt and @Americans4Arts, and share your own art, art that you like, and art events you attend in October to help showcase the vibrant and varied art happening across the country. Americans for the Arts will be showcasing favorite entries throughout October. NAHM was launched by Americans for the Arts 30 years ago as National Arts Week in honor of the twentieth anniversary of the National Endowment for the Arts. The celebration was recast and reestablished in 1993 by Americans for the Arts and national arts partners as a month-long celebration, with goals of focusing on the arts at local, state, and national levels; to encourage individuals and organizations to participate in the arts; to allow governments and businesses to show their support of the arts; and to raise public awareness about the role the arts and humanities play in our communities and lives. View the press release here, and the 2015 White House Presidential Proclamation announcing NAHM.To learn more, go to www.AmericansForTheArts.org/NAHM. Join the celebration!


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NILF is a crossroads where you can put your finger on the industry pulse and determine the health of the IT business in India. As a run-up to the event, we thought it would be interesting to speak to key industry CEOs and get their perspective. During a brief chat earlier this week, Ganesh Ayyar, CEO, MphasiS, it became clear that, at long last, the sun was out in the sky at last, though not yet shining its brightest. "I believe that the economy is on an upswing, though client confidence may be a bit fragile. But the bad days of 2009 are gone," says Ayyar. more
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Of course you want your bridesmaids to look and feel their best as they stand by your side on your wedding day—especially since it'll all be captured in your wedding photos. But does that mean you're supposed to pay for their hair and makeup on the big day? Our wedding etiquette experts are here to answer your bridal party questions in our daily post.
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There is no hard-and-fast rule for this, but if you prefer that your bridesmaids get their hair and makeup professionally done, then it is a nice gesture to offer to pay for these services. After all, your attendants have already paid for their bridesmaid dresses (not to mention the bridal shower and any kind of bachelorette party you have) and some have probably traveled quite a distance to be a part of the celebration, which means you should take into consideration their travel and accommodations costs, too. But if your budget doesn't allow for salon services—or if hair and makeup aren't really a big deal to you—trust your bridesmaids to primp and get wedding-ready on their own. Another idea: If you've got a talented friend who is a whiz at hair and makeup, ask if she wouldn't mind helping the morning of the wedding. Then give her a gift certificate (to Sephora, maybe?) as a thank you.


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Next Tuesday, Walgreen (NASDAQ:WBA) will release its latest quarterly results. Amid plenty of news pointing to the company's growth prospects, the stock recently hit all-time highs, but its gains appear to have plateaued over the past several months as investors seek further catalysts for gains.
Walgreen already has an enviably strong position within the drugstore business, and its recent strategic moves aim to broaden its appeal on a global scope. Yet, investors are still concerned about damage that a major dispute might have done to its long-term business prospects. Let's take an early look at what's been happening with Walgreen over the past quarter, and what we're likely to see in its quarterly report.
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Has Walgreen resolved all its problems?
In recent months, analysts have had narrowly mixed views about Walgreen's earnings prospects. They've cut their May-quarter estimates by $0.01 per share, but they've boosted their fiscal 2014 consensus by the same penny. The stock has made additional gains, rising about 9% since mid-March.
The ongoing long-term concern that many investors have had about Walgreen stems from its dispute last year with pharmacy benefits manager Express Scripts (NASDAQ:ESRX). Following its merger with Medco Health Solutions, Express Scripts became an increasingly important source of business in the industry, and an exodus of customers from Walgreen boosted the prospects for its competitors. Indeed, long-struggling Rite Aid was able to take advantage of the situation to engineer a sharp turnaround, posting an annual profit last year for the first time in six years, and demonstrating just how extensive the damage was to Walgreen's business.
Since resolving that dispute, Walgreen has made a number of smart strategic moves to bolster growth. In March, the company entered into a 10-year agreement with drug distributor AmerisourceBergen that will fit well with its global expansion plans. Walgreen's purchase of a substantial stake in European drugstore chain Alliance Boots created the need for a more extensive distribution network, and by creating what amounts to a vertically integrated supply chain, Walgreen is setting up the infrastructure for further growth overseas.
Preliminary results show decent success with Walgreen's strategy. During April, same-store sales rose 1.2%, with larger gains of 4.7% in pharmacy sales pointing to customers returning to Walgreen's fold. May's increase in comps of 2.8% showed the same tilt toward the pharmacy side of the business. Yet, rival CVS Caremark (NYSE:CVS) has also given investors some positive news, guiding earnings and revenue last month to the upper end of previously provided ranges amid favorable impacts of greater generic-drug availability. Despite Walgreen's success, CVS remains a strong competitive threat, especially with its combination of pharmacy benefits management and retail drug stores.
In Walgreen's report, watch for further guidance about the path the company intends to take strategically. By identifying the role its international expansion will play, Walgreen should be able to show shareholders what will further drive share-price gains in the future.
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Riise targets Man City upset at Craven Cottage
John Arne Riise hopes Fulham can use their improved second-half display against Everton to upset Manchester City on Saturday.
Performances have improved at Fulham since head coach Rene Meulensteen took over first-team duties at Craven Cottage at the start of the month. And Riise is confident the club are moving in the right direction, despite losing eight of their last nine games in all competitions.
Fulham showed plenty of spirit in last weekend's 4-1 defeat at Everton - a scoreline that flattered the Goodison Park side - and next up is a home clash against free-scoring Manchester City, who have plundered 47 Premier League goals this season.
Away defeats against Cardiff City and Aston Villa for Manuel Pellegrini's men this term gives Riise hope that Fulham can spring a surprise and a secure a result that could see them surge out of the relegation places.
"It's not a game people will expect us to win but we're prepared to go out to try and get the victory," the defender told the club's official website. "We want to go off the pitch on Saturday having given our all.
"City isn't an easy game and the three games after that (against Norwich City, Hull City and West Ham United) are probably bigger for us as they're against teams around us in the table.
"Those three games are massive but we'll certainly be aiming to cause an upset against City."
Fulham have failed to beat City since April 2009 and have not tasted home success against the 2011-12 champions since 2005 when two Steed Malbranque goals secured victory.


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Rather than using walkers, swings, pacifiers and high chairs to pacify and restrict the actions of the infant, the Montessori infant environment (Nido) offers an environment of hands-on, real-life experiences to develop the whole child and maximize the future potential of that human life. Growing in such an environment enables the infant by the age of about one (1) year to move, speak and choose with intention, to act independently of the adult, to put order to the sensory information received and respond using intelligent thought processes, to discriminate among desire, and to function in a social community with respect for others.
"The infant must not be seen only as a fragile body, rather the majesty of the unconscious power, which will succeed in transforming him into a man. He is not only a body to keep alive and to take care of in the necessities of physical health … He is a man potentially. He must be given a help to life." Dr. Maria Montessori.


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Verizon CFO Fran Shammo, confirmed what he has been hinting at for months, to investors today and that is that Verizon Wireless will start to offer shared data plans. It's been rumored for months that Verizon Wireless and second place carrier AT&T were going to move to a shared data model. In fact both companies have continually said that they were looking into it.
Verizon has said that they will start offering shared data plans during the summer.
There's been no word on what the plans will cost or how much data will be included. This is a great way for families to add more current smart devices to their family plans without having to have an individual data plan. It's also the perfect scenario for people that want to have a smartphone and tablet and share the data.
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Sergio Aguero
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|Sergio Leonel Agüero del Castillo
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Dribble Speed - 92
Shot Accuracy - 92
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Sergio "Kun" Agüero is an Argentinian international striker who plays for Manchester City.
He's known for his lightning speed, fast dribbling and accurate shooting, which makes him one of the deadliest strikers in the world inside the box. He's also been known for being good in the air, making him easily one of the best all-round strikers around. Usually in the game, he is best utilised as a support striker playing off of a taller front man.
[edit] PES 2008
On the PS2 version Agüero was in the Argentina squad but didn't have a preset face. This wasn't the case in the next-gen versions where he received a preset for the first time. He developed into a top player after about 5 seasons of Master League football and formed a good partnership with Diego Forlan for Atlético. He was also still relatively easy to sign as his current ability is lower than in PES 2009.
[edit] PES 2009
Sergio had a significant stat boost and is a very attacking minded player who usually plays as a striker, or a support striker. His excellent pace, dribbling and agility allow him to run through defenders with ease. Also his shooting abilities and scoring special ability allows him to score without much trouble when inside the box. Sergio can develop into one of the best strikers, if not the best, in the game.
He possesses immense skill and has a high long lasting Master League peak of 95 in PES 2009 although it is worth noting he is a difficult player to sign and you often need to pay near the maximum wage to secure a deal for him even in the minimum negotiation difficulty.
On the back of his shirt in PES 2009, he bares the name Kun Aguero which is his nickname. Additionally other players also have their nicknames on the back of their shirts like Cata Diaz.
[edit] PES 2010
He still has very high potential and is seen as one of the best potential and current abilitied strikers in the game. His high speed and dribbling abilities make it easy to break through even the toughest defences. He boasts good shooting attributes making it easy for him to score from inside the box.
He is given 98 Acceleration making him one the quickest player to reach his full speed and therefore makes him brilliant on the counter. Matched with his high Top Speed, he'll easily run past any defence. He has decent strength too with 85 Body Balance so he's pretty much a complete striker with speed and strength. He's also a very good dribbler with high accuracy and speed making one of the fastest players on and off the ball in the whole game. To compliment with his ability to break through defences, his shooting is immaculate, he has good accuracy, good shot power and technique, therefore he's able to score from any range and any angle making him one of the finest finishers in the game. Surprisingly, since he's a relatively small player, he's quite good in the air since he has 94 Jump making him able to reach even the toughest of balls. He can take free kicks too however it wouldn't really be recommended.
His weaknesses are that his Stamina is only decent, and therefore if he's running flat out for the full game he'll tire after a while and fatigue. He also lacks passing ability and therefore won't make many assists for your team. Finally he's quite a small player at 172cm however he does make up for it with his Jumping ability.
His overall is 91 and at the age of 21 he can easily reach a staggering overall of 99 making him the best player in the whole game.
He also has many skill cards such as 1-touch play, Outside Curve, Marseille Roulette, Quick Scissors Dribble and Scooping which make him a better player up front and adds skill to his play.
He is a must in Master League for any team due to his very high peak. One problem is that due to his wonderkid status, Atlético Madrid will be unlikely to sell him. But if you are lucky enough to buy him, he'll be a goal machine.
[edit] PES 2011
In PES 2011 he is sporting his new hairstyle (shown in the gallery). In this game, he is still young, being only 22, therefore his potential will still be virtually unrivalled in Master League. He also continues his world class attributes, however in this game he has seen a small stat reduction in his Acceleration, which is now 95. His Top Speed still stays at 93 therefore he is still one of the faster players in the game. The rest of his stats are pretty much the same as last year's game. He continues to have fine Body Balance, Shooting and Dribbling skills.
He does still lack passing ability, so don't expect him to provide many assists during your season. Furthermore his Stamina is only 82, which in turn can mean he can only make use of his blistering pace in short bursts.
He also possesses many skill cards which include: 1-touch play, Outside Curve, Shoulder Feint Skills, Roulette Skills (Marseille Roulette), Scissor Skills and Flicking Skills (Scooping).
Finally his overall is now 89 which is a small reduction from PES 2010 (91), however he is still considered a must buy for any team.
[edit] PES 2012
Agüero makes the switch to Manchester City where he partners either fellow countryman Carlos Tevez or Bosnian striker Edin Dzeko up front. He will form a formidable partnership with either striker, however for a more fluid attacking style, Tevez may be a better selection.
One of Agüero's main strengths is his pace, where he has 90 Top Speed. A small decrease from PES 2011. Not only that, he also has very good dribbling speed at 92 making him one of the fastest players in the game while on the ball. Matched with his 88 Dribble Accuracy, he is a very strong dribbler of the ball. Despite him being a relatively small player, he has 94 Jump making him much more effective in the air, over for example, Tevez.
In Master League, as he is only 23, he becomes one of the best strikers in the game, however due to him playing for City, it will be very hard to prize him away.
[edit] PES 2013
Aguero had another stat boost in PES 2013 making him one of the best strikers in the game with an overall of 90 as CF and of 89 as SS.
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- He bares Kun Aguero on the back of his shirt.
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Agüero in action for Atletico Madrid.
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Looking for ideas on how to paint your kids bedroom? Take a look at the inspiration we prepared for you to help you decide the best colour composition for your little ones. We all know that children require an optimistic environment, with colours and furniture that will help them grow in a safe and inspiring way. Whether you choose a modern interior design for your kids bedroom or a classic and sophisticated arrangement, you have to start with painting the room. Vibrant colours can be combined with softer hues for an equilibrated design, that will bring joy and enthusiasm to your children. You can even change the colours gradually and transform what used to be a baby room into a kids bedroom without having to go through choosing new paint colours.
With a white-painted wooden framework and a wooden ladder that adds to its dynamic looks, these cool bunk beds are much nicer than the versions we've been used with so far. On top of that, they're really functional given that you'll be able to hide everything you want as there's plenty of under-bed storage space. For those parents fearing that the design is not safe, don't, it is. Those recessed metal fasteners not only provide solid structural security, they are also edge-free which means your kids will not scratch themselves while going up and down the ladder, or playing.
None who had an experience with it would disagree with the fact that organizing a teenager's room is among one of the toughest tasks on the entire planet and not just when it concerns to interior design and décor. The idea is not just to stay in constant touch with the changing times and the taste of your kids, but also to create interiors that will grow along with them as their choices seem to alter dramatically with the passage of each year. Therefore, the best way to move forward is to amalgamate their own ideas with smart and savvy furniture that is also cost-effective.
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The Internet has changed the way that people read and respond to each other forever. The blog industry is very crowded and competitive, but the following tips and advice can help you to stand out.
Be certain your blog uses SEO, or search engine optimization. Because your primary goal is increasing your readership, it is important that your blog shows up in the search results when potential readers look for a topic about which you write. Keywords should be used throughout your content.
Don't ever copy things from the web. Never plagiarize, as it will rapidly ruin your reputation. It's not necessary to work as a professional writer, as long as you are passionate about your subject.
If you are serious about writing a blog, buy a custom domain name rather than hosting your blog on a free service like Blogger. It isn't that expensive to do, and will give your blog a more professional appearance. Visitors will have less trouble remembering the blog if its title includes your business name.
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Rocketship Education is a non-profit network of charter schools that aims to provide quality education to low-income communities. The organization was co-founded by John Danner and Preston Smith in 2006. With its headquarters in Redwood City, California, the first branch of the school was opened in San Jose, California in 2007.
Its learning approach involves a blend of traditional, online and computer-assisted instruction. The performance at its flagship school gained national attention resulting to the expansion of the school. Rocketship currently runs 13 schools in various regions, including Wisconsin, Tennessee, and Nashville with more erupting across the region.
At Rocketship Education, parents are involved in the selection of teachers before classes resume. Parents at a new branch located in Southern Washington participated in job interviews for the new teachers. Even though construction is still underway, several parents are anticipating enrolling their children in the school when it opens.
Small and Christopher Smith are among the parents who are planning to send their children to Rocketship Education. The two have taken frequent tours around the school as well as interviewed several potential teachers. According to Preston Smith, the organization's CEO, the involvement of parents in such processes have become Rocketship's culture. As part of the process, a certain number of parents undergo training prior to the interview. Alternatively, the school holds community meetings allowing parents to meet job finalists. The entire process helps engage parents in building the academic foundation of the school.
According to the school's principal, Josh Pacos, the parent's feedback has impacted greatly on the selection process. According to one of the parents, the process allows them to know the personality of the person who will be with their kids. The Washington school is also planning to set up a room with computers and internet access. This way parents can continue with their work as they wait to attend to meetings or pick their children.
Rocketship's regional director, Jacque Patterson, explained that the school will operate like a neighborhood school. Even though it will accept applications from any child from D.C, the charter will prioritize students from the Ward 8 neighborhood. It will run through fourth grade with 350 students in kindergarten and a preschool run by the Appletree Institute.