text: What's Hot in Los Angeles Entertainment Law tag:typepad.com,2003:weblog-1284828 2010-10-18T11:33:34-07:00 Current events and topics in entertainment law, encompassing music, film, television, new media, games, the arts, copyright, trademarks, and intellectual property licensing. TypePad Printz Board Masterminds Music's Biggest Pop Show on Earth tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a00d8341f07d053ef0134883931ef970c 2010-10-18T11:33:34-07:00 2010-10-19T16:56:17-07:00 August 2010 issue of Keyboard Magazine Los Angeles entertainment attorney Helen Yu has represented Board for over a decade. "Printz is a rare and amazing talent. It's one of those things... the second I met him a decade ago, I... Helen Yu TOUR CANCELLED? – "Fame Kills" the highly anticipated Kayne West and Lady Gaga Tour is no longer tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a00d8341f07d053ef0120a5b60ec7970b 2009-10-02T11:04:50-07:00 2009-10-02T11:05:36-07:00 Inexplicably, Kanye West and Lady Gaga's highly anticipated tour "Fame Kills" is cancelled according to a statement released on Thursday by Live Nation. The tour was scheduled to begin on November 10, 2009 in Phoenix and run all the way... Helen Yu Transcenders: Hitting the High Notes on Prime Time tag:typepad.com,2003:post-41189716 2007-11-06T11:46:01-08:00 2007-11-06T11:46:01-08:00 Former Black Eyed Peas Band Members Transcend the Tour Bus To Become TV's Hottest Composing Team There was a time when the term "composer"' conjured up visions of some stately old gent commanding a massive orchestra with a baton. Fast... Helen Yu Wade Robson Wins An Emmy For "So You Think You Can Dance?" - Outstanding Choreography tag:typepad.com,2003:post-38907881 2007-09-14T14:50:28-07:00 2007-09-14T14:50:28-07:00 Ultra-choreographer Wade Robson can now add Emmy winner to his long list of accolades. Robson took home an Emmy for Outstanding Choreography for his work on the hit Fox television show, So You Think You Can Dance. The Emmy comes... Helen Yu Wade Robson Demonstrates How Dancing Can Lead To Stardom tag:typepad.com,2003:post-36405316 2007-07-12T10:02:23-07:00 2007-07-12T10:02:23-07:00 This summer's smash television hit, So You Think You Can Dance, features choreography by Wade Robson, a young man with an ever-rising media profile. Robson is much more than just the creator of electrifying dance routines: he's also an actor,... Helen Yu Composer Danny Pelfrey Wins 2007 Emmy for television series: Guiding Light tag:typepad.com,2003:post-35627426 2007-06-21T13:25:53-07:00 2007-06-21T13:25:53-07:00 Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB June 21, 2007) Well known music composer, Danny Pelfrey was honored with a 2007 Emmy Award for Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition For A Drama Series for the daytime drama Guiding Light at the... Helen Yu Nitrus Records Expects Big Things in 2007 tag:typepad.com,2003:post-35507654 2007-06-19T10:14:29-07:00 2007-06-19T10:14:29-07:00 In the crowded SoCal music scene, Nitrus Records is setting itself apart from the pack with the help of savvy entertainment lawyer, Helen Yu. Though Nitrus has been releasing records in genres from metal to electronic since 2004 and has... Helen Yu Apple Launches DRM-Free Store tag:typepad.com,2003:post-35101554 2007-06-08T16:22:01-07:00 2007-06-08T16:22:01-07:00 Apple iTunes last week launched higher priced and higher quality DRM-free files to some of their offerings. EMI is the first major label to experiment with selling unprotected MP3 files in hopes of luring more customers away from illegal file-sharing.... Helen Yu American Latins Are Taking The Music Airwaves By Storm tag:typepad.com,2003:post-35100282 2007-06-08T15:20:06-07:00 2007-06-08T15:20:06-07:00 There is a growing trend of Latinos making headway in popular music and culture. Artists need to take command of the various revenue streams their singing creates. Entertainment attorneys can assist them in accomplishing this. Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) June... Helen Yu Interview with Los Angeles Music Lawyer, Helen Yu tag:typepad.com,2003:post-33176010 2007-04-21T19:57:01-07:00 2007-04-21T19:57:01-07:00 by Dan Kimpel At what point should a songwriter, artist or producer contact you to become involved in their career? HY: When they have done a sufficient amount of development themselves and they now need to handle the business aspect... Helen Yu


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Aggies don't give up
POSTED: Thursday, November 05, 2009
Like most coaching changes, Utah State's hiring of Gary Andersen as head football coach inspired a great deal of optimism from Aggies players and fans. But while there is a sense of change for the better in a program that hasn't finished a season with a winning record since 1996, that hopefulness has yet to translate into many victories.
Utah State's latest setback, a 31-27 loss at Fresno State last Saturday, dropped the Aggies to 1-3 in Western Athletic Conference games and 2-6 overall. Adding insult to injury, USU owned a 10-point lead at halftime and was up 27-24 until the Bulldogs (5-3, 4-1) scored the go-ahead touchdown with 4:53 left.
The defeat left a familiar feeling for the Aggies, who lost at New Mexico State, 20-17, on a last-second field goal, and were up 21-7 on Nevada at home before falling 35-32.
";It's tough,"; Andersen said on his radio show following USU's 11th straight loss on the road. ";To this point, to say it's been a tough, heart-breaking, gut-wrenching season is an understatement. But these kids will keep fighting. We'll come back next week, and I expect us to play very, very well at Hawaii.";
The Aggies did rack up 503 yards of offense at Fresno, thanks to junior quarterback Diondre Borel, who rushed for a career-high 105 yards and one touchdown while also completing 20 of 31 passes for 240 yards and another score. Already USU's career leader in rushing yards for a quarterback, Borel has run for 342 yards on 121 carries this season and scored five touchdowns on the ground.
Borel's escapability and ball control have been key for the Aggies all year, allowing him to complete 146 of 251 passes for 1,921 yards and 11 touchdowns while throwing only one interception in eight games.
";I thought Diondre was absolutely fantastic at getting us out of trouble, once again,"; Andersen noted after the loss at Fresno. ";Look at the number of times that young man gets us out of trouble with his legs and then is able to throw the ball down the field and make big-time plays. I've never been around anybody like him. He's a special, special player.";
Also providing some punch in the Aggies' new spread offense this season has been Robert Turbin. The 5-foot-10, 212-pound sophomore running back rushed for 138 yards and one score against Fresno State, leaving him with 872 yards on 132 carries (a 6.6-yard-per-carry average) and five touchdowns for the season.
";Robert is a tremendous football player, and we need to make sure we get him as many opportunities with the ball as we can,"; Andersen said of Turbin, who ran for a school-record 96-yard touchdown earlier in the year against Utah. ";He ran well (against Fresno State), and he did everything he could to win the football game.";
Following five highly successful seasons as the assistant head coach, defensive coordinator and defensive line coach at Utah, losing games is something Andersen is not used to. But the Aggies' nonconference schedule was brutal for a program that went 9-38 in four seasons under previous head coach Brent Guy. This season, USU played respectably in losses at Utah (35-17), Texas A&M (38-30) and BYU (35-17).
While Andersen did pick up his first win at Southern Utah (an FCS team) the last weekend in September, the Aggies struggled defensively at home against the Thunderbirds before sealing the deal 53-34. Utah State then ended a four-game losing streak to Louisiana Tech thanks to a 23-21 win in Logan, Utah, two weeks back. The Aggies were up by 16 points on the Bulldogs, but unlike its other three WAC contests, the USU defense managed to shut down the opposing team in crunch time.
Making the Aggies' defensive grit down the stretch more impressive is the fact that three senior captains are sidelined. Linebacker Paul Igboeli, an All-WAC, second-team selection in 2008, was out with an ankle injury, while starting safety James Brindley was lost to a bad hamstring, and cornerback Kejon Murphy suffered a concussion while making a tackle.
Igboeli ended up not even traveling to the game at Fresno, while Brindley was on the sidelines in street clothes. Murphy actually made USU's first tackle of the game, but he left midway through the first quarter after getting hit on the helmet and did not return. All three are questionable for this week's game at Hawaii.
";Kejon didn't feel quite right, and there's no reason to take a chance in a situation like that when you're dealing with a concussion,"; Andersen said. ";So, we'll continue to evaluate him, as well as James and Paul, and just see what happens.";
As a defensive unit, the Aggies have surrendered just more than 31 points a game this season, 199 yards on the ground and 221 yards through the air. Fresno State ended up right near those marks, compiling 210 yards rushing and 256 yards passing. After holding Ryan Mathews to just 40 yards on six carries in the first half, the Utah State defense surrendered 145 yards on 17 carries to the nation's leading rusher in the second half.
";The bottom line is, we're not playing good defense,"; Andersen said. ";Look at the numbers; they speak for themselves. ... I'm proud of the way the kids fought and played like crazy, but obviously to get where we want to get in the future, we've got to play a lot better defense.";

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hmmm.. i guess it's back to the daily grind. rather the daily de-pressurizing.
do forgive me if this particular post meanders a bit. i'm currently working in a day where i have not slept in 24 hours, and am listening to weird music, to say the least.
see ?
but this has gone to show me that humans can live any kind of conditions. the brain is able to adapt to the circumstances. whatever they may be.
for example, my attitude towards sleep.
frankly speaking, i sleep well below what i should. i believe an ideal amount is about 6 or 7 hours.
and me ? 4. tops.
why ?
ah. therein lies the beauty of my theory.
the brain rests better when its drained. so does the body. this is fact.
so, i drain my body everyday. as well as the brain. recharging, so to speak, takes less time too.
don't ask me how. i've found that its true.
its quite weird.
thus, the time i spend sleeping is completely used in recharging my "batteries". no phases. nothing. just rest.
i guess its like some kind of ultimate efficiency thingy.
i don't know if i am alone in this. but i've seen that a lot of the planet spends its time in sleeping. which i find weird.
simply put, the time we have is not enough to see half of what exists. not enough to do what we can.
not enough to live life.
ironic ?
and so, i must forgo sleep. we have enough time to do so, when we're dead.
remember: "i'll sleep when i'm dead" ?
something to live life by ? or to die for ?
i can't tell. my brain has reached exhaustion point.
i never did know when to draw the line.


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Happy Weekend! Here's what is on my mind….
1. I joined the healthy living wagon that Nico has been driving for a few weeks now. As much as I hate to admit that he is right (which he is most of the time), I feel so much better. We are watching out caloric intake and monitoring weight, BMI, and body fat percentages. Now its time to inject a little more cardio and strength training to this routine like this circuit workout from Yahoo! Health.
2. Tampa natives know that Gasparilla is right around the corner, mateys! Instead of carrying a flask or tumbler this year, what about some spiked popsicles? Try this Bourbon Peaches and Cream Popsicle in one hand and an Ybor City cigar in the other!
3. Currently coveting: this houndstooth quilted skirt. Only $30 right now! Extra Petite styled it on her Instagram this week, and I am officially addicted to her blog now.
4. I've got Charleston on my mind. We honeymooned in this beautiful southern destination, and I am ready to make a trip back! Check out this Harper's Bazaar guide to a historic, beautiful, and tasty city!
5. I've had a hectic week! Without going into all the details, I'm really valuing family and grateful for all the blessings in my life. Love this quote from Cottage and Vine.
6. Especially in Florida, warm weather is right around the corner (it's actually 80 today, but hey it's not 90!). Thinking about chopping off my locks in favor of this summer lob. Gotta start building up my courage now!
Have a great weekend!


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Inspiration is a weird thing.
Tonight I sat down to help out my friend Peter with the outline for his screenplay. While we were going over the key points of Act 2A and Act 2B, and I was talking at length about the mid point of a screenplay, I had a moment of clarity.
It's probably because I was talking scripts, and a little relaxed, and not working on my own project that I had the moment. But when it hit, I opened up some programs and got to work jotting things down.
I went back and forth with Peter a good portion of the night. After each response I'd come up with something new. This went back and forth for a good portion of the evening. And when everything was said and done I'd developed, or at least planted the seeds, of all of Act 2, and Act 3.
With some more work this weekend I could very well have all of the key beats of the script down, and just have the finer details to work out.
You never know when inspiration is going to hit. But when it does, jump on it.
Until next time, keep writing!


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Mature armpits fetish
Posted on: 2018-03-08
Fox has got a fabulous fit body including superb enhanced hooters, damn! Then pushing out your chest you walk out in front of me enjoying the gaze of some admiring eyes and the comments of the burly bouncers as we leave. We quickly jump in a taxi and speed home. On arriving home we have a quick brandy and then go up to bed.
I've fucked your shaved pussy, I'm going to bang that sexy ass. My stomach flipped with excitement.
I want to stroke you while I play with my tongue. Stroke you harder and start sucking you harder. Yes play with my cunt, my clit, makes me swollen.
I admitted I was a bit tired, but I thought I had, but I couldn't be sure. Jennifer and she was loving her first time with multiple holes filled.
If I wanted to drink alone, I would have asked you to bring me another beer, no the whole cooler.
I did exchange emails and video with several of the guys that used her that night. I've watched the incredibly pornographic collection of videos nearly every night since, but I haven't dared to show any of them to.
I see why you want her so bad, mature armpits fetish. Brad was only half listening to his aunt, but he knew she was talking. He kept jacking off while he watched his mom on film, gripping his aunt's thigh with his free hand.
Then I removed both my fingers and turned around, tossing him the lube, as I laid down on my.
I didn't answer at. She said it again louder.
I fucked her hard as i whispered in her ear and kissed her neck. I felt the urge coming and went faster "I am gonna shoot soon" she loved it and said "yes please, fill this ass up baby".
I needed the toilet anyway so left them to it. Mike had removed both my wife's shoes and was stroking her legs. When he noticed me standing there he stopped and quickly removed his hands.
Chrissie by the hair and pulled him into the bathroom.
I lie down on the king sized bed naked, on top of the mature armpits fetish. Before I know it I'm sound asleep. Christy makes her way through the hotel lobby and to the elevator.
The white horse seemed excited by that, and he bucked in and out of her faster.


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Good news for every one ! ! !
Valley of flowers has opened this year . . . hence after our first fantastic Himalayan trek last year to Hemkund lake, this year we are organizing Valley of flowers trek along with Hemkund lake for all our backpackers.
After lots of research and understanding all the conditions in this region during the month of July to Sep, Backpack Outdoors has designed a very beautiful itinerary for all our adventure enthusiasts.
Batch 1 – 9th Aug to 17th Aug
Batch 2 – 23rd Aug to 31 August
Trek Duration – 08 Nights /09 Days ex Haridwar
Difficulty level – Moderate (Practice required)
Maximum Altitude – 14000 ft from sea level
Places Covered – Rishikesh, Joshimath, Ghangria, Valley of Flowers, Hemkund Saheb, Badrinath, Mana Village and Auli
For Any other dates than above if you are a group of 4 or more, please contact us, we can make special arrangements.
Day 01 Reach/Reporting at Haridwar / Rishikesh by dinner. D
Day 02 Proceed to Joshimath early morning. Overnight at Joshimath BLD
Day 03 Transfer to Govindghat/Pulna and Trek to Ghangria (10km/5hrs) Overnight at Ghangria BLD
Day 04 Trek to Valley of Flowers (10km/8hrs) Overnight to Ghangria BLD
Day 05 Trek to Hemkund (12km/9hrs) Overnight at Ghangria BLD
Day 06 Trek to Govindghat and travel to Badrinath. Darshan and Evening at leisure BLD
Day 07 Visit Mana Village. Travel to Joshimath/Auli. Night stay in Joshimath BLD
Day 08 Proceed to Rishikesh and overnight at Rishikesh/Haridwar BLD
Day 09 Adjustment Day/Free Day. Trekkers can visit Rishikesh, Haridwar, Dehradun B
or Mussoorie on their own. Board train for Delhi in the night
Trek Cost – Ex Haridwar
Rs. 16500/- per person (Comfort Package)
Rs. 25500/- per person (Superior Package)
Booking Amount: Rs. 10000/- per person (Balance amount 7 Days prior to departure)
Cost Includes:
Haridwar/Rishikesh to Haridwar/Rishikesh Journey by non Ac Private Vehicle (Sumo/Bolero for Comfort) (Innova for Superier Package)
Pure Vegetarian Food from Haridwar/Rishikesh to Haridwar/Rishikesh (B – Breakfast, L – Lunch, D – Dinner)
Accommodation on Twin/Triple/Four Sharing Basis at all the Places as per the package selected (Hotels will differ as per package selected)
Auli visit by vehicle only
Entry Fees and Guide Charges at the Valley of Flowers
Pony Charges for Luggage only (in superior package only).
Hot Water Charges at Ghangria (in superior package only)
All Taxes and Service Charges
Cost Excludes:
Any Bus, Train or Air Fares till Haridwar/Rishikesh and Back
Pony Charges Approx Rs 750/- per person for Comfort package
Hot water charges at Ghangria for Comfort package
Cable Car Charges at Auli
Personal Expenses such as Mineral Water, Phone Calls, Laundry, Tips etc.
Any kind of Insurance, Medical and/or Emergency Charges
Anything not covered under the head 'Cost Includes'.
• Additional expenses due to natural calamities like land slide, floods etc. or abnormal / unforeseen situations will be born by participants.
Things to carry:
1. A Backpack / trekking sack.
2. Water bottles with minimum 3 liters of water.
4. Torch with extra batteries. (compulsory)
5. Personal medication (if required). Basic first aid will be available.
6. Cap & rain cover
7. Clothes as required
8. Camera (Optional)
9. Some emergency food like biscuits, plum cakes, chocolates etc.
10. Shoes are must – Good quality trekking /sports.
11. Chappals/Sandals for use after trek (Optional)
12. Jackets/sweater with monkey cap and gloves.
13. Enough pairs of socks and undergarments.
14. Toiletries
15. Cold cream, oil, moisturizer, sunscreen lotion
16. Sunglasses
17. A Shawl / sleeping bag during journeys
18. Identity proof and photocopy of identity proof.
** Double pack your valuables in plastic bags to avoid getting wet.
To register for any event following steps must be followed
Call Backpack Outdoors and check for availability of Seats.
1. Payment of Fees:
Kindly refer Payment procedure to make the payment for any event.
2. Filling up for registration form:
• For every event, the Event registration form should be filled.
• Separate forms to be filled for each participant.
• The form will ask for payments made, kindly provide the payment details as – Transaction ID for online transfers or cash payments references and amounts paid.
* Kindly make the payment before filling the event registration form.
Payment can be made in the following ways
1. Online Transfer :
Payments can be made directly through online bank transfer to our account. The details are as follows;
Backpack Outdoors
Bank of India
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Kothrud (Gujarat colony) Branch, Pune.
2.Cash/Cheque Payments:
Payments can also be made in cash or cheque in the name of "BACKPACK OUTDOORS" at our office.
Office Address:
Backpack Outdoors,
Flat no 3, ground floor,
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opp Rawat Brothers showroom,
Paud road, Kothrud,
Pune 411038
Office Timings: 10 am – 8 pm
Residence Address:
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2, Jeevan Heights,
M. I. T. College road,
Rambaug colony, Paud road,
Kothrud, Pune. 411038
Office Timings: 6 pm – 9.30 pm
** Please note that your registration will be confirmed only after the payment of the entire fees is done.
Thanks and Regards,
Team BACKPACK OUTDOORS
Keep Trekking!!!!
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If ur unable to connect or your phone is not answered up kindly send a SMS or WhatsApp.
Cancellation Policy:
After Booking a Trek, Cancellation charges will be applicable with immediate effect for all what so ever the reason whether cover all situations such as injuries, sickness, exams, interviews, selection in tournaments etc. Our Cancellation policy will apply. Kindly refer www.backpackoutdoors.in for cancellation policy.
If the trek is cancelled due to any natural calamities, political unrest or any other reason out of our control then basic cancellation charges of Rs 1500/- will be applied.
If Backpack Outdoors cancels the event based on any organizational decision then 100% fees will be refunded.


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The perfect kickoff to a day of studying.
Empowered by my don's 45 hour work-challenge, I sat down and did as much work as I could. I read about Cuba, I wrote out my life history on a timeline, I typed a paper for Early Childhood Development, I followed up on a phone call to schedule an interview, and I still had time to crank out an article about Occupy Wall Street.
Who knows how to wait for his marshmallows? This guy.
To top off the day, I check out a movie from the library. It was a documentary that my Oral History teacher recommended called "Grey Gardens". I popped it into my computer and watched about twenty minutes of it before getting creeped out and turning it off. It was about a mother and her daughter living alone in a dilapidated building. The two women are odd but in a very disturbing way, probably because they don't really interact with anyone else. I realized that I wasn't interacting with anyone either, so I packed up the DVD and looked around desperately for someone to talk to so that I will never be the star of "Grey Gardens II".
I ended up playing cards with Redwood City. We played Egyptian war and Speed and I lost both times.
But the real crown jewel of today was hearing about Ohio's adventure last night.
Ohio went to go visit his friend in Boston this weekend, and Saturday night he took a three hour bus ride back to New York City. The bus stopped at 33rd and 7th where his Lincoln town car was supposed to pick him up. He called for the car, and when it arrived he opened the back door. "It smelled like vomit. I slammed the car door, told the driver 'No' and took the subway instead to Grand Central."
Ohio arrived at Grand Central at 4:00am, but it was closed until 5:30am. "Because they need to clean and all that other stuff. A side note, I had not slept in 24 hours. I was tired. So I slept on the sidewalk for an hour will the hundreds of other people waiting for Grand Central open. Look," he showed me his suit jacket, "I had to sleep on this. Do you see the wrinkles? I can't wear this ever again."
"So I slept next to all these people. I slept on top of my iPad so no one would steal it. And when Grand Central finally opened I took a 6 o'clock train back to Bronxville with all the drunks. And when I got to Bronxville, guess what? No Sarah Lawrence Shuttle. You know why? Because the shuttle only runs at night. And now it was morning.
"I see a blue cab, and so does this 75-year old woman. We stare each other down, and I get to the cab first and slam the door on her. I got a ride back to Sarah Lawrence for $4 (pretty reasonable) and that's that."
"And by the way, you left the breadbox right in front of the door. I tripped on it when I came in, which was that crashing sound that woke you up. It was your fault you know."
Ohio plans to get the stitching on his suit jacket repaired, along with removal of "mystery stains" from the sidewalk. "I hope they can fix it, or else I am going to have to throw it away. Which really upsets me. It's a nice jacket."
"The lack of pictures on your blog disorients me. Can you upload one of his jacket? Thanks." - Salem, Oregon.


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No, I'm kidding, I would never put a leak on my website, especially NOT a Kanye leak, les we forget I'm a stan, but for good measure I felt the need to throw some trickery in with my treat.
So it's not a leak, in case you havent established that by now, but it is a G.O.O.D. Ass MIXTAPE!
I've not listened to it yet, I am having a busy day, so I don't have anything at all to say about it critique wise. All I know is I'm always excited for new music, and looking at all the tracks on the mixtape I have to at least come out with 6 good ones, and in this day and age that's a victory.
After further review the mixtape is a bit messy, there are some hits and some misses, it wasnt that well put together at all. I think I may be spoiled by recent mixtapes, that actually had a flow to them. The last half of the album is okay as it features more Kanye, the download is up to you, free music is always worth a download in my opinion.


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Christina Sarich A recently declassified document that was unearthed through the Freedom of Information Act suggests that the Chinese government has conducted massive-scale studies on superhuman powers like telepathy, psychokinesis, approbation, aerokinesis, clairsentience, clairaudience, and more. The US Central Intelligence Agency was appraised of these studies, and could have conducted similar investigations, all while keeping the … Continue reading
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Science Ain't Always Scientific
Brendan D. Murphy [SL: You can immerse yourself in an enormous databank of similar material in what I consider to be a genuine masterpiece, THE GRAND ILLUSION: A SYNTHESIS OF SCIENCE & SPIRITUALITY.] The Myth of Objectivity & Impartiality Doesn't science state that paranormal occurrences are impossible? Philosophically, the world of science can no longer … Continue reading
Dean Radin on Entangled Minds
Dean Radin for Science & Nonduality Anecdotal reports of "experiential entanglements"—spontaneous mind-to-mind and mind-to-matter interactions—can be found throughout history, in all cultures, and at all educational levels. For over a century, such experiences have stimulated controlled scientific experiments to explore whether the anecdotes were best explainable as coincidence, confabulation, or genuine anomalies. Based on analysis … Continue reading
Exploring Human Potential through Lucid Dreams, Paranormal Abilities, Parallel Universes & … Bigfoot
Sol Luckman Dreams of Flying My earliest dreams were lucid ones of flying. I have a particularly striking memory of soaring high above my father's tobacco fields where I used to spend hours at a time searching for arrowheads as a boy. There was a method to dream flight—not unlike the way a condor rides … Continue reading


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Healthcare centre gets the royal seal of approval
Mercury | NHS North Somerset | 12 October 2009
HIS Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester has officially opened a new state-of-the-art health centre in Portishead.
Prince Richard, was flown to the town's football club, before being driven by car to the Marina Healthcare Centre at Haven View, where he unveiled a plaque, which will now be displayed in the building.
He also signed the guest book, took a tour of the building, met staff and patients and enjoyed a buffet lunch with staff, patients and local dignitaries.
The primary care resource centre is the largest health facility to be built in North Somerset for 20 years and is already providing much-needed new facilities for the former Harbourside Family Practices GPs.
It can support a patient list of 15,000 and has a range of services via GP referral, for patients living all over Somerset.
These include physiotherapy and lymphodema clinics, as well as child and adult continence services, pulmonary and cardiac rehab and complex wound treatment.
The three-storey building provides an environmentally friendly working space for 50 employees accommodating the needs of both healthcare professionals and patients in the 21st century and includes 12 consulting and examination rooms two treatment rooms, a practice manager's office and ancillary accommodation.
It also features seven further consulting and examination rooms and a physiotherapy suite for up to 30 patients.
Architects Stride Treglown designed the healthcare centre, which was then built by Taunton-based Gadd Construct.
It features an unusual blue glass sculpture, which was designed by Jake Peggs and partner Celia Frank of Opus Glass Design, Bristol, forms the focal point of the reception area.
The designers said the sculpture was inspired by the reflections of water in the nearby marina and would help to bring a calming and healing atmosphere to the reception area.
NHS North Somerset chairman Stephen Harrison said; "We were delighted that His Royal Highness officially opened the Marina Healthcare Centre.
"We are immensely proud of the centre and of the way in which it is providing the best accessible care to patients from the former Harbourside Family Practice, giving them brand new facilities as well as access to other primary care services.
"It is a practical example of how we are addressing the issues facing the health and well-being of people in North Somerset and developing services to meet their needs."


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Another Friday Five, just for the heck of it.
1. What's the last place you traveled to, outside your own home state/country?
The last place I traveled was to Reno, which barely counts as out of state, since it's just over the border of California. Amusingly, as I was driving there on Friday I somehow never saw the sign that says 'Welcome to Nevada', and only figured out I was in a new state by the fact that the exit numbers started suddenly over again from one. I saw it on the way home only because I specifically looked for it.
2. What's the most bizarre/unusual thing that's ever happened to you while traveling?
I'm not entirely sure. Does the fact that I own a pocketknife that constantly defies airport security cameras count as unusual? Last time I flew (to Los Angeles and back – for work), they caught the other pocketknife, but not the 'invisible' one. Fear me. Or at least my pocketknife.
3. If you could take off to anywhere, money and time being no object, where would you go?
I think I would go to Europe first. I'd take perhaps six months, or even an entire year, and travel all over Europe, with absolutely no set schedule at all. We'd just wander around each country until we were ready to move on to the next place. We'd stay in little bed & breakfasts wherever we went and we'd avoid the typical tourist traps and I would make a concerted effort to learn something in each language, even if it was only "Excuse me, where it the bathroom,", or perhaps "Pardon me, can I borrow your cat?"
If I have to narrow this down to just one country, it's a little more difficult. But for now, I'll just say Ireland, since I have not yet given up on our plan of going there for a month for our (extremely belated) honeymoon.
4. Do you prefer traveling by plane, train or car?
This depends entirely on where I am going. If I had all the time in the world I would take the train. You can get up and walk around, you can see the countryside as you ride by, and best of all, you don't have to worry about finding somewhere to stop for gas or worry about how to read a map while you're careening down the freeway or try to figure out directions when you hit a detour. Also on a train you never have to cram yourself into a bathroom the size of your average shoebox, or deal with sudden stomach-wrenching turbulence.
However, if the trip means we are going overseas, planes have it all over trains or cars. There's that little matter of being able to go over the water, see.
5. What's the next place on your list to visit?
In state, my next destination appears to be Yosemite, since it's looking pretty likely that I'll be attending a three-day meeting for work. I'm actually looking forward to this – and not because of the location (although that should be rather nice too), but because I think the meeting is going to be pretty interesting, plus I'll get to write a big huge report!
Shut up! I lthink writing reports is fun!
Out of state – probably Seattle again, but not for work. Looks like we'll be doing Christmas with the younger sister and her family this year, so my entire clan will be piling into planes and heading up north for a few days in December.


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In this life, we live in tents in anticipation of our eventual homes in heaven and glorified bodies for eternity. For some, this promise brings a smile because they long to be free of physical impairment. For all, we can look forward to being free from the struggle of flesh.
12 So I will always remind you of these things, even though you know them and are firmly established in the truth you now have. 13 I think it is right to refresh your memory as long as I live in the tent of this body, 14 because I know that I will soon put it aside, as our Lord Jesus Christ has made clear to me. 15 And I will make every effort to see that after my departure you will always be able to remember these things.
2Peter 1:12-15
From today's reading, I am struck with the temporary nature of our time on earth. James says our lives are vapour or mist which appears for a while (James 4:14). Our bodies, Peter says, are tents. These are temporary earthen vessels until we are granted the glorified bodies which are promised to us on Romans 8:23.
Our souls are redeemed and our flesh still carries the sin nature which does battle within us (Galatians 5:16-18). Which explains our predicament. If our bodies are mere tents until we get to heaven, why do we struggle so much with the reality of sin on this earth? It is because those tents are the legacy of our fallen nature and they are staked to the ground of this fallen earth which keeps us from moving heavenward.
It seems like our refining from creatures of self and our own ways into creatures of godly habit is a slow process. We take one step forward and two steps back. This isn't just a saying, it is our reality.
Peter will soon give up his tent – he will lay it aside in favour of his real and true home and a new body therein. He is telling us that he is heavenward. This will be the answer for Peter, yet for most of us, death is not the answer to our struggle in the tent of our bodies.
We must learn to walk by the Spirit. It doesn't matter how many times I hear that lesson, it seems new every time. So often I get living my life and I forget to have that conversation with the Spirit before I act, or speak, or even think and plan. The Spirit is our guide as we live in these tents.
Oh God, speak to me by your Spirit today,
And get my thinking and doing lined up,
With the being that I have been granted,
By faith in Jesus.
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Luken offers support to damaged areas
This is all just senseless, random vandalism, Mr. Luken said, standing a few feet from a boarded-up storefront.
The neighborhood around the market was hit hard by rioters Tuesday, prompting the mayor's visit. He was joined by several city council members and community leaders, including the leaders of several churches with large African-American memberships.
Are all the windows gone? Mayor Luken asked, extending a hand to co-owner Barb Heist.
Oh, yeah. They hit everything, she said. But we're going to still be here. We've been here since 1880. This neighborhood is our family.
Those who joined Mayor Luken's tour urged protesters to vent their anger in more constructive ways.
The hardest thing to do is think, said Rev. Freddie Piphus, pastor of the Lincoln Heights Baptist Church. The easiest thing to do is react.
Before leaving the neighborhood, Mayor Luken assured residents and store owners that the area remains a priority for the city. He said more than $10 million in development, including improvements to the market, are planned in the near future.
This is an important neighborhood, the mayor said. I tell people in speeches all the time about the revitalization of Over-the-Rhine.
Of course, that sounds a little hollow today.
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Posted by iammarchhare on 24 June 2009
Some of you took exception to my contention in "Microsoft Dropping the Ball?" that smartphones are losing ground in the cell phone arena because of a lack of innovation by MS. In particular, I posited the question, "What have you (MS) done for me lately?"
Of course, the world is full of dissenting opinions, and that is one of the things that makes life interesting. In fact, PC World just recently posted an article on 21 June 2009 that "Cell Phones Getting Too Complicated, Poll Finds".
As they say, though, YMMV. In the LifeHacker article "Are Standard Cellphones Too Complicated?" that contains a pointer to the above article, you see people bemoaning too many features, but some seem to have a feature set they consider essential that does not involve simply sending/receiving voice calls.
I guess "complicated" is in the eye of the beholder. If it is viewed as a "needed" feature, then not having it is a negative.
I'm going to stir the pot even a little more, though.
I'm honestly not so sure that the future is with cell phone technology, though. Some experts have implied that satellite technology is better and coming down in price. Satellite phones don't require a cell tower and can be used in the remotest areas. Then, there are some who believe that VOIP will continue to become ubiquitous and of better quality.
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Andy Mitchell, enthusiastic front man of new metal band, Burnthru, has organised a short notice reprieve for everyone disappointed at the weather at Rowdy Fest!
Devizes Football club have stepped into the gap, and offered their venue for the evening. Andy has 5 spots on offer for local bands, with the full line up being announced later this evening. 4 of the slots appear to be filled – but you can check developments on the facebook page.
Entry is £5, and once costs of hire are covered, all money raised will be split between the Rowdeford Charity Trust and Rowdy Fest, to help absorb some of the costs already incurred.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank Andy for his motivation and quick work ethic, an inspiration. I'll be on hand Saturday night for a drink or two too, for sure!


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Of course I couldn't.
Hypocrisy? Moral Hazard? The Emperor without clothes? A gigantic sham that even a blind stoat should be able to recognise?
If you still think you're free, and that 'democracy' equals 'freedom', then I'm sorry that state-controlled education did that to you.
One day, you may realise that the matrix that you live within is a sham. Let us hope, for your sake, that this is sooner rather than later.
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I want to write an entire book with this title as its main theme. It's a daunting task, I know.
I even started the book, complete with an index of every article it contains. Some of those articles are already written and included. Others still swirl around in my head. The most beautiful ones are composed while I'm in the shower with no possible way of writing them down. Dried and dressed with hair still dripping, I sit down at my laptop and try to recapture what I'd just mentally composed under a cascade of hot water and rich lather.
It doesn't work. I can't write it. At least not with the eloquence conveyed in, and then consumed by, the steam of my shower.
My grandmother's words often flood into my head while I'm washing the dishes, cooking a meal, or berating a child. But rarely does the beauty of who she was ever come through on paper. Maybe her passing is just still too fresh in my mind. Maybe I haven't yet let go of the woman who raised me as her own when no one else would have me.
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Piers Morgan challenged Republican congressman James Lankford on Tuesday night over why he should continue to get paid during the government shutdown.
The government shut down on Tuesday after Congress failed to reach a spending agreement that funds Obamacare. Morgan hosted Lankford to discuss why Republicans insist on fighting the health care law at the cost of closing the government.
Later, an audience member asked Lankford, "Do you think it's fair that Congress is going to continue to get paid while more than 800,000 government employees are furloughed?"
He replied that employees were paid retroactively after past government shutdowns, and assumed that would happen this time as well. It is not certain, as the Wall Street Journal noted, that retroactive pay will be issued.
"Why should the very people who have caused the shutdown continue to be paid when the victims of the shutdown are not being paid?" Morgan pressed.
Lankford replied that members of the House of Representatives are paid once a month and said that he has "sent in a letter" requesting that his pay be withheld if the shutdown is not resolved at the end of the pay cycle.


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On untested, trust: on tested, doubt; both cause irremovable agony
Project should never select resources without examining the required abilities, also should never doubt about the choice of the selected (after examining).
Great philosopher Thiruvalluvar through the above couplet poet stresses the process of examining in other words review and testing of resources. Though here the direct connotation is for human resources, it can be extended to the selection of Men, Machine, Methods, Money and Measuring tools also.
In the software development methodologies, every aspect of the team right from its resources, tools, technology, platform and SDLC life cycle should be carefully examined before selecting for them to implement in any project. After selecting these with due consideration of reviews and testing, the team and the head should not doubt the ability of any of these elements. This is to say Plan your work and work your plan. Deming's PDCA.
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Last year: 19-16, lost in Class 3A regional semifinals. Top returnees: Matt Rahn, sr., P/OF; Chris Saltijeral, sr., SS; Michael Bieterman, so., C; John Belskis, so., 2B: Jared Smith, sr., 3B; Brandon Babler, sr., OF: Ryan Poplawski, jr., 1B; Chris Nilo, sr., 3B.
Key newcomers: Jake Smith, jr. P/OF; Sean Sinisko fr., P; Jimmy Laurenti so., OF.
Outlook: Rahn is the most experienced player on the team, a 3-year starter. Saltijeral was the team's top hitter last year while Bieterman transferred from Timothy Christian. Belskis, Jared Smith, Babler and Poplawski are all returning starters. "This group reminds me of our 2013 team," Sean Bietermann said of his regional champs. "Strong senior leadership and solid players across the board. Michael Bieterman is as strong as a catcher as there is in the area. This is a really fun group of kids to coach. They understand the expectations of our program." While the experience comes mostly in the lineup, newcomers Jake Smith and Sinisko will give the pitching staff a boost. Bietermann said Smith is a "powerful right-handed pitcher, strong left-handed bat." The coach likes his staff. "Pitching should be solid with Rahn, Smith and Sinisko leading the way." The Chargers will take all their talent to the Metro Suburban Conference and Bietermann expects his group to be as good as any team in it.
Aurora Christian
Coach: Andy Zorger
Last year: 16-12, 7-9 for fifth in the Suburban Christian Conference Blue, reached Class 2A sectional title game. Top returnees: R.D. Lutze, jr., RHP/3B; Dustin Barrett, jr., 1B/RHP; Drew Wagner, jr., SS/RHP; Lucas Kernell, sr., C
Key newcomers: Jacob Daley, jr., OF; Gerald Marrero, jr., 2B/RHP; Tanner Dissell, so., OF/C; Ethan Stoneberg, so., RHP/INF.
Outlook: Lutze moves from the Eagles' No. 2 to the top spot in the rotation after going 3-5 with a 3.58 ERA and 63 strikeouts in 43 innings. Last year's ace, J.T. Baksha, is now at Western Illinois, one of six starters and eight seniors the Eagles have to replace. Barrett hit in the No. 3 hole last year as a sophomore and battled .342 with 19 RBI, 5 doubles and an .895 OPS. "He will provide most of the power this year," Zorger said. Wagner will follow Lutze in the rotation after going 3-2 with a 2.38 ERA in 32 innings. "We have a very strong junior class this year and will need to get some contributions from some sophomores," Zorger said. "Our starting pitching depth should be strong overall, but we have some questions on defense at several spots. Offensively we will be limited in the power numbers most likely but should have more overall team speed than we have had the past couple years. I still feel like we will be able to compete in Class 2A for another regional and hopefully beyond." The conference race takes on a new look with just Marmion, St. Francis and Montini. Each school will play the other three times. "It will be a very competitive league," Zorger said. "I like that fact that we will have to use three different starting pitchers from each team, so you get a true picture of best overall team. We might struggle in the conference games at times, but it should help prepare us for 2A postseason play."
Coach: Matt Holm
Last year: 32-4, 23-2, first place in Upstate Eight River, lost to South Elgin in Schaumburg sectional championship game. Top returnees: Evan Acosta, sr., P/OF; Matt Musielak, sr., C; Steve Busby, sr., OF; Kyle Niemiec, jr., SS/3B; Mitch Boyer, sr., P; Nick Rogalski, sr., P; Eric Huizinga, sr., P
Key newcomers: Luke Beckmann, jr., 1B/OF; Glenn Albanese, P, so.; Ben Lynam, jr., P.
Outlook: It was a dream season in 2014 for Batavia, at least until an upset loss to South Elgin two wins away from reaching the state tournament. Still, that group did things no team at the school ever has, setting a record with 32 wins. While the Bulldogs do have to replace the likes Laren Eustace, Micah Coffey and Jake Piechota, talent remains. In the summer this group reached a regional final before losing to Crystal Lake South. "I am excited, as I am every year, about the returning talent we have," Holm said. "We have a good deal of talent in our senior class, but some juniors and sophomores who are very capable of contributing will have to step up." Musielak filled in the past two years behind the plate when Dino Simoncelli was injured. "His defense and arm are very strong," said Holm, who also likes Busby's defense. "He earned one of our team Gold Glove awards. Busby's speed makes him a threat on base." Acosta, headed to Western Kentucky, and Boyer, who is going to Creighton, lead a deep pitching staff that includes reliever Rogalski (North Central College), and Huizinga, Albanese and Lynam. "Our biggest challenge comes in replacing the tremendous talent of last year," Holm said. "We will rely heavily on pitching and have to manufacture more runs this year." Batavia's season gets going next week on Wheaton College's home turf at Pfund Field against York, Willowbrook and Naperville North. Holm expects more of the same in the UEC River race. "Batavia, Geneva, St. Charles North and St. Charles East have tremendous baseball programs, and it is always a battle between the four schools," Holm said.
Coach: Matt Hahn
Last year: 20-15, 15-10, tied for third in UEC River.
Top returnees: Jack Wassel, jr., SS; Nate Montgomery, sr., C; Jason Croci, sr., OF; Garrett Davis, sr., OF/LHP; Mitchell Merges, jr., 1B/LHP; Nick Porretto, sr., 3B; Bret Reed, sr., 1B/RHP.
Key newcomers: Bryan Callaly, jr., RHP; Justin Soeldner, jr., OF; Justin Hasegawa, jr., 2B; Matt Simpson, jr., OF.
Outlook: The Vikings have some impressive bats returning including Croci, an all-conference pick who stole 10 bases and batted .343, Wassel who hit .327 with 5 doubles and 29 RBI, and Montgomery, a 3-year starter with 18 RBI. Porretto is moving from first base to third base. Geneva also has some experience on the mound with Davis who was 6-1 with a 1.71 ERA, Merges with a 4-1 record and 1.93 ERA in 29 innings, and Reed who went 3-3 with a 3.56 ERA in 41 innings. Geneva has reached 20 wins in 9 of the past 10 years. "We will work hard to win 20 games again, and we always make it a goal to challenge for conference and regional championships," Hahn said. "I like our pitching staff, which will be healthy for the first time since our 2012 team that went 26-8. We lost Andy Honiotes (who went to Miami, Fl. in 2013) and we lost two solid pitchers at the top of our staff last year. Both those seasons we were able to get to 20 wins." Geneva is taking its first spring trip this year to Louisville. "We're playing some real good competition that will hopefully get us ready for what I believe is one of the top two to three baseball conferences in the state of Illinois." Hahn is expecting another tight conference race. "Tough as always," Hahn said. "Batavia will reload, (St. Charles) North and East are two of the toughest teams on our schedule. West Chicago will be an added challenge, and Larkin, Elgin, and Streamwood always come ready to play. We hope to be right in the race when it is all said and done," Hahn said.
Coach: Brian Aversa
Last year: 18-17, 9-6 in the Northern Illinois Big XII East (third). Top returnees: Nick Stratman, sr., OF/P; Joe Laudont, jr., C; Danny Hammermeister, sr., 1B; Austin Wheatley, sr., 2B; Joe Panico, sr., SS; Jacob Bachio, sr, 3B.
Key newcomers: Matt Rosko, jr., RF; Matt O'Sullivan, jr., LHP/1B.
Outlook: Stratman made all-conference last year after hitting .300. "He will be a staple in the heart of our order," Aversa said. Laudont missed a portion of the season with an injury but returned to help Kaneland win its second regional title. He batted .339. Another key hitter for the Knights will be Rosko. "Matt had a great summer for us and has worked very hard this off-season," Aversa said. O'Sullivan is one of the keys to the season with his work on the mound. "Matt is a great addition to our pitching staff and will be an anchor in our starting rotation," Aversa said. "We have a lot of experience coming back from last year and we had a successful summer. This team is one of the closest teams that I've ever coached as they all get along with each other and care about each other like family. We will be good on defense this year but if we can hit the ball and get an arm or two doing what we need on the mound in addition to what we have coming back, then that would make us dangerous." Rochelle is no longer in the conference -- one that has had tight races year after year that typically come down to the final 3-game series. "I think the five of us all have a really good chance each year of winning conference," Aversa said. "Obviously, Yorkville has the upper hand with what they are returning, but Sycamore, Morris, DeKalb, and us all have pretty strong teams that are capable of going the distance any year. Our goals have always been the same. We want to compete for a conference championship each year and then focus on winning a regional. We also want to have a very difficult schedule."
Coach: Dave Rakow
Last year: 16-11, first place in Suburban Christian Conference. Top returnees: Jake Esp, sr., P/1B/OF; Edgar Sanchez, sr., SS/2B.
Key newcomers: Matthew Henkel, jr., SS/2B/P; Will Matthews, jr., 3B/P; Jon Young, jr., SS/2B/P; Adam Prosser, jr., 1B/P.
Outlook: The Cadets graduated a lights-out pitcher in Alex Troop, and it looks like they have another ace to turn to in Esp. The senior, who just finished an excellent season on the basketball court, was 3-3 last year with a 1.93 ERA and 43 strikeouts in 36 innings. He is committed to Villanova. They also have a key piece to their lineup back in Sanchez who hit .341 last year with 25 runs, 12 RBI, 3 home runs and 15 stolen bases. "We are a very young team, but have more depth than we have in recent years at pitcher and in the infield," Rakow said. "We believe that there will likely be a learning curve early in the season, but also believe that we have a very talented group and will have an opportunity to put together a very solid season." The Cadets have won conference championships five of the last six years. There's only four teams in the SCC this year -- Aurora Christian, St. Francis and Montini joining the Cadets. Marmion is back in Class 4A for the postseason. In Rakow's seven ears they have won 3A regional titles each time they have been placed there -- 4 -- but never a 4A title. They did win their first 4A postseason game last year over Downers Grove North. "One of our goals is to win a regional championship at the 4A level this year," Rakow said.
St. Charles East
Coach: Len Asquini
Last year: 24-11, second in the Upstate Eight River. Top returnees: Austin Regelbrugge, sr., P/RF; Kyle Cook, sr., P; Mick Vyzral, sr., P; Jake Milosch, sr., 2B/P; Jake Asquini, sr., 1B/SS; Jake Clodi, sr., 2B; Reid Olson, sr., 3B; Max Powers, sr., CF.
Key newcomers: Anthony Adduci, jr., C; Jim Dale, jr., SS.
Outlook: With 12 of the 24 wins from last year back on the mound, the Saints are positioned for another year with 20-plus wins and fighting it out at the top of the UEC. "We're going to pitch well," Asquini said. "We have guys who can slow you down. Right now we don't have guys like Matt Starai who can shut you down, but we can slow you down. We'll play good defense, we'll get solid pitching and it's just a matter of our offense getting some timely hits." Those returning wins come from Regelbrugge, Cook and Vyzral -- the later who also set a program record last year with 8 saves. "We're pretty happy with what we have on the mound," Asquini said. Asquini also likes the arsenal that a pair of juniors, Matt Breidigan and Steve Podany, possess and expects they will contribute. St. Charles East has a new catcher and he looks like a good one in Adduci who will hit in the middle of the order. "He can swing the bat," Asquini said. "Hopefully he will drive in a bunch of runs and be impactful for us." Asquini's son Jake -- a rare three-sport athlete who has stood out in football, basketball and baseball -- is moving from shortstop to first base to make room for Dale at short. "From an offensive standpoint we're better with Dale at short and Jake at first," Asquini said. "We'll see how it all plays out. He (Jake) knows it strengthens our team." Clodi and Milosch are battling for the second base job while Olson is back and healthy at third after playing at less than 100 percent as a junior. He'll lead off. Powers is taking over for Brannon Barry in center, Regelbrugge will play right when he's not pitching and left field is still up for grabs. Asquini said he's improved the nonconference schedule (Huntley, Lyons Township) to get ready for the likes of St. Charles North and Batavia in the River. "We'll be tested. It's a real nice group of guys. Very athletic group," Asquini said. "I think you will see us, St. Charles North and Batavia throw very well on the mound. It's going to be a dogfight on the hill. We're chomping at the bit to get started."
St. Charles North
Coach: Todd Genke
Last year: 23-12, second in the Upstate Eight River Top returnees: Cory Wright, sr., 1B/LHP; Kyle Khoury, sr., C; Zach Mettetal, so., SS; Tyler Madsen, sr., 2B: Luke Corcoran, jr., 3B; Sam Hubbe, sr, RHP.
Key newcomers: Brendan Joyce, jr., CF; Jack Lambert, jr., LHP; Tyler Mettetal, so., LHP/LF; John LeGare, jr., RF; Sam Faith, so. 3B.
Outlook: The North Stars have a lot of what every team wants -- pitching. Wright went 6-1 last year with a 1.62 ERA. He's going to Kansas State next year. Hubbe committed to Butler six weeks ago and has a fastball in the 90s. "He's a very hard worker who has reaped the benefits of that hard work," Genke said. Two lefties, Lambert and Tyler Mettetal, would be at the top of a lot of rotations. "We feel pretty good on the mound," Genke said. "As we all know pitching is so important at any level. That bodes well to keeping any losing streak to a short streak and hopefully getting some winning steaks that can last for awhile." Genke said seniors Jake Shiltz, Ryan Suyak and Nick Barsanti all can come in late to help finish a tight game. They will be throwing to an experienced catcher in Khoury, going to Morehead State. "He's just a tremendous athlete," Genke said. "He moves so well behind the plate. His pop times are sub-2s. He shuts down the running game which is tremendous and he blocks everything." Genke said there is competition at second and third base. Zach Mettetal started as a freshman at shortstop. The twin Mettetal brothers have been a lot of fun for Genke to coach. "They are really tight," Genke said. "They push each other. But they are different. Zach is more of a quite kid while Tyler voices his opinion more." Wright also hit .358 as the leadoff hitter last year but will likely move to the middle of the order while Joyce goes to the top. Joyce also will man center flanked by Tyler Mettetal in left and LeGare in right. Khory is another bat the team is counting on in the middle of the order. The North Stars went 22-2 this summer. "We got some momentum moving into this," Genke said. "It's an exciting team with the guys back on the mound and this may be our fastest team. The question mark always is defensively. Can we pick it up and throw it where it belongs? If we do that it could be a special year for us."
West Aurora
Coach: John Reeves
Last year: 8-20, 6-15 in the DuPage Valley Conference (7th place). Top returnees: Jared Liebelt, sr., P; Seth Palmby, sr., C; Cole Rundle, sr., P/OF; Kyle Walden, sr., 1B; Logan Love, jr., OF/P.
Key newcomers: Joe Griffin, jr., 3B; Phil Mallory, sr., 2B; Connor Palmby, so., OF.
Outlook: Liebelt, a Villanova recruit, and Palmby, an honorable mention All-Conference selection, head the Blackhawks' returners. Reeves likes what West Aurora has on the mound. "We have some great starting pitching with Liebelt, Rundle and Love," Reeves said. "All experienced starters at the varsity level. Liebelt is in his third season with the varsity. Love, a junior, his second. Rundle threw quality innings last year. We are improved over last season with experienced pitching and solid defense. We are excited about the 2015 season." The Blackhawks begin a new era in the Upstate Eight Conference Valley Division. "With the switch to the UEC, we have no idea what to expect," Reeves said. "We'd like to think we would be among the top teams in the conference."


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HARVEY BISHOP. One bows almost with reverence in the presence of a pioneer of over half a century, and envies him what his eyes have seen and ears have heard, of the sketches and incidents of his early days. The gentleman of whom we now write has witnessed in the fifty-four years of his residence here wonderful changes. When he came there were no schoolhouses, churches, costly residences, or ample barns; no railroads, telegraph or telephone lines spanned these broad acres, and in fact few if any evidences of civilization existed, while now the prairies blossom as the rose, and the fertile acres yield abundance and to spare.
Our subject, of whom we give a portrait in this connection, is respected for his sterling worth and integrity, and the honest record he has made since his long residence in the county. He is at present living on section 32, Old Town Township, and is retired from the active labor of life, and passing its sunset in peace, and the quiet enjoyment of a sufficiency obtained through years of labor and economy. The parents of our subject were William and Margaret (Lake) Bishop, natives of Virginia, where they spent their early lives and where they were united in marriage. Soon after this event they removed to Clarke [ed., Clark] County, Ohio, where the father followed farming for a time, and in November, 1833, disposing of his interests in that county, came to this, and made settlement in Old Town Township. There the father and family lived, and there he died in 1855. The wife survives him, and has attained to the age of eighty-three years. Their children were nine in number, six sons and three daughters. The subject of this notice is the eldest in order of birth. He first saw light in Clarke [ed., Clark] County, Ohio, Aug. 2, 1821, and was about twelve years old when he came with his parents to this county. Here he received his education in the common schools, and lived with the old folk, assisting his father in the maintenance of the family until he was twenty-eight years of age. He then left the parental home, married and settled down in Old Town Township with his bride, and there engaged in the vocation he has followed thus far in life. He has been a resident of McLean County, as stated, since 1833, and has witnessed the wonderful advancement it has made during the past fifty-four years.
Our subject was married in Bloomington, Ill., Feb. 21, 1850, to Miss Mary A. Depue, who bore him one child, Margaret A., who died when about eleven years of age. Mrs. Bishop departed this life in Old town Township, Nov. 26, 1856, and Mr. Bishop was a second time married, in the same township, Jan. 1, 1861, to Miss Mary A. Hart. She is the daughter of William and Sarah (Sharp) Hart, natives of South Carolina and Kentucky respectively. Her parents after their marriage settled in Indiana, whence they moved to Greene County, this State, and where they both died. Their children were nine in number, seven sons and two daughters, of whom Mrs. Bishop was the eighth in order of birth. She first saw light in Indiana, March 28, 1823, and by her union with our subject one child, William H., was born. He is at present agent for the I., B. & W. R. R. at Gillum station. Mr. Bishop has held the office of Road Commissioner and other minor offices of his township. In politics he claims to be a Democrat, although he is inclined to vote for the best men for the office.
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Skip to comments.Obama holds another secret mtg with AFLCIO's Trumka
Posted on 08/03/2011 10:40:43 AM PDT by matthewboyledailycaller
President Barack Obama met behind closed doors with labor union bosses from the AFL-CIO on Tuesday morning.
Its unclear what happened in the closed-door meeting, which Obama fit into his schedule before the smoke began settling after the debt ceiling deal. Spokespeople for the Obama administration have not responded to The Daily Callers requests comment on what specifically was talked about with the union bosses, including AFL-CIO president Richard Trumka.
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There's so much fat inside Trumka's head that he looks like a pimple ready to pop. He better lay off the sausages.
Trouble coming with a capital T.
How many Freepers belong to the union?
And does your co-workers love Obama as much as the press says they do?
,,,,,, more transparent government my @$$ !!!!
If we all know about it, it's not really "secret," right?
More like "sneaky."
really....where's the transparency. This regime is the most hypocritical, outright dishonest in our history.
Trumka's already trying to find out how much of the new $2.4 trillion debt money is going to get funneled into his unions.
Note to union thugs. OUTGOING!
All while hiring non union help for his tax payer funded birthday party!
These meetings are about one and only one thing. How to turn back Wisconsin. Obama has to have Wisconsin back to jump off to the other rust belt states.
They are going to steal Wisconsin, then the unions are going to paralyze the state GOP with lawsuits and other distractions while they put their plan for 2012 in place.
This is the Rats MO. They spent 8 years paralyzing the DOJ so there was no one to investigate the cheating. This is why Gunrunner needs to be publicized every single day. We have to tie up Holder and the administration so they cannot focus on cheating.
He probably asked Trumpka where he should make stops on his up coming Midwest Bus tour and told Trumpka to make sure the Union Thugs come out in force! Obama needs his ego stroked by cheering and adoring crowds after the last few weeks.
Two communists kissing each others butt.
Trumka and Daley both are the mob's mouth pieces. I surmise they tell Obozo what the mob expects next to keep a steady flow of tax dollars going into their pockets. Example; the GW Bush admin had 238 limousines, the Obozo upped his to 383 at the annual purchase and maintenance costs of 4.6 million dollars for each limousine. That equates to approx $1.7+ billion annually. How much of that money do you think the mob gets or goes to the democrat party? No one on the outside knows the answer but the cost of 4.6 million a year for a government car has to be a scam and that is just one issue that has come to light. p>
Yep, and now they know they've got new funds to do it.
O'jadd just made the biggie statement about roads and bridges...I feel a stimulus coming on big time with money flowing into the union pockets.
There is no transparency in this admin. since Glenn Beck left the air waves .
Isn't this Matthew Boyle guy the one that smear Beck?
Smear all they want ,,, Beck is one of the most powerful radio and TV personalities in this country ,, doing a job most most radio and TV folks would scared to produce . Beck is the modern day Paul Revere delivering the warning to the American people . If egos get stepped upon it's a small price to pay . God bless Glenn Beck and keep him and his family safe .
Liberals use what ever means available to produce their vile propaganda and justify it as what ever it takes to win is acceptable . They could care less who gets stepped on in the end .
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