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|Co. Derry
I am writing about those ancestors who hang around long after they are gone, the ones that go BUMP and BOO in the night. Those type of spirits!Does your family have any stories of ancestral ghosts? I have heard from a few family history researchers whose families have passed down stories of ghosts and hauntings. Chances are, if your ancestors lived in a castle or large estate house, there might be a tales of the supernatural for you to "dig up" along with your genealogical research. But hauntings are not confined to the rich and famous.Rural Ireland is replete with ghosts--some of whom might share your surname.
There are tales of local hauntings all around Ireland. You can find these stories many ways. I have seen reports of spirit sightings in local Irish newspapers from the 1800's. Search the internet for tales of the supernatural in Ireland. When you go to Ireland, book a local "ghost" tour. These tours are springing up all over the country, particularly in the cities. Cork City has its own Irish Ghost Family Festival each September. Don't forget to search local libraries and book shops for tales of local lore. Ask locals if they know of any hauntings nearby.
|Co. Kilkenny
There are other Irish spirits that are genealogical in nature--the banshees. A banshee, (bean-sidhe), is an ancestral female spirit who forewarns members of ancient Irish families of the impending death of a family member. Some legends claim that a banshee appears only to members of the O'Grady, O'Neill, O'Brien, O'Connor, and Kavanagh families, others add many old Irish families such as the O'Leary's and the O'Toole's. Does your family have its own bean-sidhe?
A particularly scary banshee is featured in the Disney movie, Darby O'Gill and the Little People. (Thanks to fellow Castlecomer researcher Jack for remembering the name of the movie. I had forgotten it, maybe because I had my frightened eyes closed during the banshee scene!).
Don't wait for Halloween--begin your search for your family spirits with the links below. Post any family ghost stories, also.

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And the Elisabeth! How Murdoch will get out of this jam.
Don't feel bad for Rupert Murdoch. He's having a splendid time with the phone-hacking scandal. Oh, he had to jettison his best friend Rebekah Brooks today after having declared just five days ago that the News International chief executive was his top priority. The press read that as a message of Murdoch's support when they should have seen it for what it was: He was gauging how best to sacrifice Brooks to satisfy the mobs threatening his beloved News Corp.
Crises like this one are what drive Murdoch, John Lanchester wrote in the London Review of Books in 2004. The genocidal tyrant loves taking action at "the point when everything seems about to be lost." Lanchester cites News Corp.'s 1990 debt crisis, in which Murdoch almost lost the company; his relocation of his British papers to Wapping; and the financial disaster resulting from borrowing money from Michael Milken as prime examples of Rupert's tightrope walking. More recently, Murdoch had to scramble all of News Corp.'s fire engines and squad cars to repel John Malone, who had purchased enough of the company's stock on the sly to threaten the Murdoch family's control.
With the sacking of Brooks today, Murdoch began his contrition offense. A full-page advertisement apologizing to the victims of phone-hacking, signed by Murdoch, will run Saturday in the Daily Mail, the Daily Telegraph, the Financial Times, the Guardian, the Independent, and his own Sun and Times. Evidence that Murdoch is lying in the ad is inscribed in his parting salutation, "Sincerely." A second ad will run Sunday and Monday, explaining the company's internal investigation and plans to prevent a phone-hacking recurrence. Murdoch also visited the family of Milly Dowler today to apologize. She's the murder victim whose phone was hacked and whose voice mail was deleted by News of the World staff. The deletions gave the family false hope that she was still alive.
Next week, Murdoch and his son James, who paid settlements to phone-hacking victims, will appear before a parliamentary committee after first declining the request. After saying he's sorry, Murdoch will say he's sorry again and again and again. James, who isn't any sorrier than his father, will say the same thing, but it won't work, because he paid hush money and is therefore a part of the scandal. As the Telegraphreported this week, as long as Brooks stayed on the payroll, she shielded James from some of the more vociferous attacks. She, after all, was News of the World editor when Dowler's phone was hacked. But Brooks' resignation exposes James Murdoch to the fury now, which he can't possibly endure.
Rupert knows this, and knows that he must soon sacrifice his favorite son. Murdoch's predicament illustrates why no parent should have only one offspring—a backup unit must be kept at all times in case something dreadful happens to the child you're depending on. It's Murdoch's good luck that he has two children who can replace James while he does his time in Siberia. Both Elisabeth, a media tycoon in her own right, and Lachlan, the eldest son and previous heir apparent, could take James' place in the News Corp. hierarchy. Neither carries any phone-hacking scandal taint, and both are ambitious. Where did Elisabeth stand on the Brooks question? According to a Telegraphreport, she told friends that Brooks had "f***** the company."
Would Murdoch really sack his son? I don't see why we should rule out infanticide in this case. Writing in the Financial Times(subscription required) this week, former media tycoon and * convicted felon Conrad Black held that "Murdoch has no loyalty to anyone or anything except his company. He has difficulty keeping friendships; rarely keeps his word for long; is an exploiter of the discomfort of others; and has betrayed every political leader who ever helped him in any country, except Ronald Reagan and perhaps Tony Blair."
Lachlan is as clean as a Murdoch can be. He was pushed out of the News Corp. executive nest in 2005 after Rupert spent decades preparing him to take the top slot, and he moved back to Australia. Elisabeth, like Lachlan, worked for News Corp. She struck out on her own and in 2001 founded Shine, a TV production company which she recently sold to News Corp. for $674 million. As Murdochs go, she's pretty clean, although some News Corp. shareholders filed suit griping that she had gotten a sweetheart deal from News Corp.
With both Lachlan and Elisabeth by his side, Rupert can claim to have cleaned house, especially now that Les Hinton, former chairman of News International and current publisher of the Wall Street Journal, has just resigned. Hinton gave assurances to Parliament in 2007 and 2009 that phone-hacking was not widespread in the company, which is why Murdoch has been forced to sacrifice one of his most loyal employees.
By shooting his wounded and burying them, Murdoch will live to fight another day. And shoot he must. Besides the parliamentary inquiry and the ongoing criminal investigation, Murdoch must now worry about similar probes in the United States, where the FBI is said to be looking into allegations that the phones of 9/11 victims and their survivors were hacked and members of Congress are calling for investigations. Meanwhile, back in Australia, similar alarms are sounding.
Lest anybody has forgotten the Dominique Strauss-Kahn interval, sometimes the obviously guilty turn out to be not guilty, so let's not reserve a suite at Leavenworth for the Murdoch family and their employees quite yet. I assume Murdoch will avail himself to the umbrage defense when he appears before a parliamentary committee next week, demanding that the MPs not soil the good names of News Corp. employees who didn't break the law. I doubt that any MP will pin Murdoch down. He's good in such forums, in part because he has a natural way of lying and because his 80-year-old rhythms will disrupt aggressive cross-examinations. Rupert will make them look like elder-abusers if they push too hard.
Having run out of friends that he bought (see David Cameron run!), Murdoch must purchase new ones. But whom? Nobody will want his money in the short term, not even policemen who were pocketing News of the World payoffs. The police officers and government officials whom Murdoch has systematically co-opted over the years must tread softly. If they're too tough on him, he'll happily dump his dossiers on them. And why not? They have reputations to defend. He has none.
It will also fall to Murdoch's advantage if the public begins to echo calls for increased government regulation of the press. Other publishers hate Murdoch, but not so much that they're willing to be punished for his sins. They'll have to cash any rhetorical checks he issues on this topic.
Today, Reuters Breakingviews spotted another landmine the old man must defuse: Its reading of the powers of the "special committee" appointed at Dow Jones after Murdoch bought it (including the Wall Street Journal) in 2007. The sellers, the Bancroft family, worried that Murdoch would turn the newspaper into a whorehouse, so the special committee was given powers to investigate not just Dow Jones shenanigans but News Corp., too. "[I]f the committee of five chooses, it can hire investigators, lawyers and accountants to conduct their own investigation, with full access to News Corporation's books, records and people," Breakingviews contends. The special committee embarrassed itself when Murdoch ignored it and pushed out Journal editor Marcus Brauchli, so Murdoch should be wary, lest it assert itself.
One thing out of Murdoch's control is the snowpack of resentment against Murdoch that is now melting. Everybody who ever had a grudge against Murdoch for his journalistic crimes, his battles against unions, his acts of political skullduggery, and his brilliant business innovations has sharpened and fixed bayonets to oppose him. He's getting the treatment his newspapers routinely meted out. As the smart guy wrote last fall, this is Murdoch's Watergate.
Olly Grender of the New Statesman has a dozen pearls of advice for how Murdoch might have better handled things, and he seems to be belatedly acting on a couple of her suggestions. In the coming week I expect a tour de force performance out of Murdoch as he replays the Watergate drama but avoids resignation and the trip to San Clemente. He sends James into exile, elevates Lachlan and Elisabeth, pretends to play the emeritus role, and waits all of the bastards out.
Believe me as I say it once again: Murdoch is enjoying this. "Rupert Murdoch is probably at his best when he is cornered or when he does have great adversity going against him," former News Corp. executive Barry Diller is quoted in Lanchester's London Review piece. "And maybe it's his moment of greatest pleasure."
* Correction, July 16: This article originally stated that Conrad Black is currently in prison. He is out on bail after serving 29 months but will return to prison in September to serve 13 more months. (Return to the corrected sentence.)
Thanks to the Twitter hordes who have kept me up on Murdoch news: @buddhawisdom, @mediaguardian, @Reuters, @murdochgate, @BrianCathcart, @ MatthewWells, @arusbridger, @Edgecliffe, @ericuman, @DRoseTimes, @dansabbagh, @felixsalmon, @jeffbercovici, @tunkuv, @MayneReport, @nytjim, @newsbrooke, @MarionManeker, @amonck, @rafat, @dvnjr, @sarahlellison, @alexmassie, @MichaelWolffNYC, @AntDeRosa, and many other, including @lizzieohreally for giving me the strength to go on. Don't bother sending email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Just tweet something with @JackShafer in it and let Twitter do the rest. (Email may be quoted by name in "The Fray," Slate's readers' forum; in a future article; or elsewhere unless the writer stipulates otherwise. Permanent disclosure: Slate is owned by the Washington Post Co.)
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Is It Just Me Or ........
Is it just me or is Blogger running as slow as Vermont maple
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21 comments:
- Heather T. said...
Oh, but warm Vermont maple syrup runs very smoothly, yummy on snow, too ;)
I gave up on Firefox a few months ago for the same reason - I was getting REALLY frustrated with it. Guess what I switched to? Yup, Chrome. It's much faster, but still has the glitches now and then - happy for now, though.
It's not just you, Jerry Jones.
- December 10, 2011
- Sylvia Cook Photography said...
I made the switch from Firefox quite awhile ago to Chrome. Not saying it's always fine, but seems to run better.
- December 10, 2011
- simplyred said...
Nope, not just you. I gave up for the time being.
P.S. Thanks for giving up all of the cool, cool texture sets!!!
(Ms) Ernie)
- December 10, 2011
- Country Girl said...
I never run Firefox any more, just Google Chrome. Good luck.
- December 10, 2011
- Nenya said...
I'm using Chrome for Blogger too because I had some problems with Firefox a while ago. It works fine for me now.
- December 11, 2011
- Sim said...
I've never had any problem with Firefox Jerry... I wonder why?
Maybe I'm well situated in Europe?! Is it possible?
BIG KISS to you!
- December 12, 2011
- neki desu said...
i ditched ff after the3.6 something because it was incredibly slow and timing out more than often.went chrome and have been happy ever after
- December 12, 2011
- sherry said...
Hi.... Just wanted to tell you that I can't remember the last time I happened along to a more enjoyable web site. I have been here more than an hour and had the most enjoyable time. Love your work and enjoyed browsing through it. Thanks for the Wordle link (fun and usable). I will be back.....Thank you for sharing your amazing talent with us.
- December 13, 2011
- veronique said...
I read all about your problems with your textures and so on and I thought of you when I found this tuto. Perhaps you know about this function but if you don't it can be of some help for you to know who is steeling your stuff. It's in French but following the pictures you can manage to catch it
Have a nice day
- December 14, 2011
- Merike said...
Hi! That is my first time in here. I'm so glad. I really like your wonderful textures. You are talent :)
Greetings, Merike
- December 15, 2011
- Richard said...
I used to use Firefox (Mac G5, 'Snow Leopard', 1TB HD, 12GB RAM), then switched to Camino, and now I'm using Safari 5.1.2. Things just load faster and it's a more secure browser than anything else I've used - and I won't use anything branded 'Google' because their privacy policies are horrible.
- December 17, 2011
- Sim said...
Jerry I need you!
I can't understand why, but it's impossible to have the hight resolution (full screen) by cliking on my pictures since 9 days! Only a little bigger image is possible. May be there is a rule I don't know ... about the capacity of each blog at blogger? Maybe you can help me?
- December 20, 2011
- Izabella said...
helloooo! First time visitor! And how awesome are you!!! :)
Love your work, love your sites... very inspiring! Going to go get lost for a while longer in your flickr pages~
- December 20, 2011
- Sim said...
Happy Xmas time Jerry!
Beauty, love, health, smiles, $...
For you & all you love!
Big kisses!
- December 21, 2011
- Jerry Jones said...
Wish I could help, but I'm perplexed myself, for it seems to work when it wants to.
I'm still having problems with the darned editor ..........ughhhhhh!
- December 22, 2011
- Sim said...
Still alive & kicking!
I wish you the best sweet heart!
- December 23, 2011
- Max said...
Take my word for it, it's Firefox. They update so often that it's not even worth trying out a new add-on. Everybody is heading for chrome.
- December 23, 2011
- Anonymous said...
Update your Firefox to latest version #9
- December 25, 2011
- TeenaBugg38 said...
hey Jerry! For me Blogger works best on Chrome. Blogger has made some changes in the last couple of months that seem to make it run better with Chrome...I'm guessing it's because blogger is in cahoots with google?
- December 26, 2011
- Debra Heschl Photography said...
Thanks so much Jerry...I hope you had a wonderful Christmas as much as I did :) Happy New Year!
- December 28, 2011
- Banners Portland said...
Is this the photo of the owner? I say thanks and congratulations for the nice job well done for your blog. Happy New Year!
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All music on this recording, with the exception of the 2nd track, is part of the sacred music of the Sikh religion known as Gurubani Kirtan. These hymn-poems are compositions of the Sikh gurus who wrote them in a state of divine ecstacy. "Kirtan" is the practice of call and response singing, so that the practitioner may both hear and recite these sounds, so as to take them into the body/being for the purpose of upliftment.
Rag Basant is traditionally sung or played when the spring season is beginning. The hymns or shabds in this musical scale describe the flowering of the meditative mind, and soul. Its note interval structure is unusual, compared to most Western music, and is an aural journey into new places.
1. Aad Guray Nameh - this is a mantra of invocation to the Divine. Also sung for protection, and to commence events. (Sung in Rag Basant)
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She trained in ballet, and other dance forms. In college, she was gigging, doing covers of singer-songwriters and folk artists. One big influence was Joni Mitchell, whose open tunings and unusual melodies were a doorway and vicarious permission to explore uncharted territory, musically. Trying to find her lyric voice to express the rising spiritual revolution she felt, in this time, she tried a Kundalini yoga class, hoping for some kind of release from songwriter's block.
Sat Kartar recalls, " My first experience of chanting was being mezmerized with the sound of this yoga teacher, named Livtar Singh, who was singing these words over and over to someone named Guru Ram Das (a spirit guide in the Sikh faith) while playing a drone instrument called a tamboura. " I felt as though I had opened Pandora's Box on a mysterious unknown world of sound." Sat Kartar went on to sing in 2 Sikh spiritual bands, Sat Nam East, one of the first American chant groups, and later the Khalsa String Band.
In the mid-seventies, she began what would be a life study of Northern Indian classical kirtan, with numerous Sikh musicians, called Ragis ( who sing devotionally in Eastern raga scales). "I wanted to bring the enchantment of this world of music to an American audience in a simpler, sensuous form, so Westerners could appreciate the haunting beauty of these ancient scales." In 1984 and '85, collaborating with veteran New Age producer Liv Khalsa, they created 2 timelessly beautiful recordings, "Spirit in Blossom" and "Domain of Shiva," a group of hymns from the sacred Sikh texts, containing 4 raga scales. Symphonically orchestrated and ahead of its time, this music found a new audience, in the early stages of the World and New Age Music movement.
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Nobody's expectations of the Gadsden City High School football program are higher than Matt Scott's.
"We're not going to be satisfied with anything less in the coming years than competing for state championships and winning state championships," he said. "Sometimes people throw that out there, but I'm not going throw that out there unless I think it's realistic."
Titan fans certainly have something to be excited about.
Scott was hired Monday as the new head football coach at Gadsden City. The Board of Education unanimously approved the hiring after a search committee spent two months finding a replacement for Joe Billingsley, who resigned in November.
A meet-and-greet is scheduled for 2:15 p.m. Thursday in the school's auditorium.
Scott comes from Hueytown, where he was the head football coach of the Golden Gophers the past four seasons.
"From people I knew within the coaching ranks, I heard a lot of positive things about coach Scott," said Gadsden City Principal Keith Blackwell, who headed the five-person search committee. "He had a really good interview. We were able to see some of the things he was doing at Hueytown, and we were impressed. We thought moving forward he could bring some excitement to our kids and get us going."
Scott will bring in a rigid strength and conditioning program as well as a nutrition program to help take the Titans "to the next level." Under Billingsley — the only head football coach the program's known — Gadsden City made the playoffs in seven straight seasons. He led the Titans to a 58-26 record, three region titles and reached the semifinals of the state playoffs in 2009.
"(Billingsley) laid a good foundation to get them where they're at and we hope we can pick up the ball and take them to the next level," Scott said. "I realize, too, based on what they're telling me we got back and our numbers, I don't know what we can do this year. What I do know is, especially when I get a full year there under my belt with the strength program, with the nutrition program, I have no doubt in my mind the future is going to be bright. But we're not conceding anything this year; we're going to approach it this year just like we will next year."
Scott interviewed for the position early last week.
"We had talked to him a little bit prior, too," Blackwell said. "He thought we had already decided on someone so he really didn't push the issue a lot. But when we approached him, he said he was certainly interested. We liked hearing the things he had done in the past, especially from the offensive standpoint and quarterback development. As a committee, we sat and discussed the pros and cons of all our candidates.
"We just felt like he was the best fit for our kids."
Scott helped develop Jameis Winston at Hueytown. Winston was the nation's top quarterback recruit in 2011 and signed with Florida State. Scott's specialty is on the offensive side of the ball, and his Golden Gopher teams the past three seasons averaged 33 points per game and in 2011 averaged 41 per outing.
Scott said success on offense is all about being balanced.
"We're going to make (opponents) defend the entire field," he said. "Not only have a run and pass balance, but at the same time, make them defend all the players you have on offense. I had a great quarterback in Jameis Winston a couple of years ago. He's a great player, but one of the reasons we were so successful is we didn't put the whole thing on him. We had a 1,000-yard rusher, four starting receivers that went over 100 yards receiving in different games. ... Even if you have a great player like Jameis Winston, in that league, a one-man show's not going to work. You got to have balance and make them defend all those guys. When you do that, the defense just has to pick their poison."
Scott took over at Hueytown never having been a varsity head football coach. He led the Golden Gophers to a 5-5 record his first season in 2009, before going 11-2 in 2010 and reaching the quarterfinals of the state playoffs. Then in 2011, behind Winston, Hueytown won the Class 5A, Region 4 championship and reached the state semifinals before losing to Vigor.
In 2012, after making the move to 6A, the Golden Gophers went 6-5 and were ousted by Vestavia Hills in the first round of the state playoffs.
Scott spent three years as offensive coordinator at Spain Park before being hired by Hueytown in 2009. He helped the Jaguars to a state championship game appearance in 2007, the same year Spain Park defeated Gadsden City 31-23 in the second round of the playoffs.
Before arriving at Spain Park, Scott spent 15 years at Cullman High School as an assistant football coach and head softball coach. As the softball coach from 1997 to 2001, Scott — a 1987 graduate of Cullman — won two state championships with the Bearcats.
While Scott's Xs and Os impressed the committee, it was his character and work ethic — along with his coaching acumen — that impressed Gadsden City Superintendent Ed Miller.
"Other coaches, college coaches, told me not only is he an excellent football coach but he is a man of character," Miller said. "One of the ones I heard from, a former coach who worked with him who's now a college coach, said he's the hardest working coach he's ever been associated with. I think he brings a lot to the table for Gadsden City.
"I'm very excited. Coach Billingsley has been nothing but professional and done an excellent job in getting us where we are. We believe coach Scott will take us to the next step. I look forward to it."
As for who will join Scott as assistant coaches, those details still are being worked out, but it's likely a few who were on the staff at Hueytown will join him. Scott and the current Gadsden City assistant coaches will work the freshman spring practice as a "trial run" for the varsity camp.
"I'm going to interview each one of those guys and talk to them one-on-one, and we'll meet as a staff," Scott said. "I didn't come in there and demand X number of assistants and those type of things. I know what we need to get it done, I'm used to doing it.
"From what I hear, there's some really good talent coming up from the middle schools, so we're excited about getting the program in place and taking this thing to the next level."
Gadsden City hires Scott as new head football coach
Nobody's expectations of the Gadsden City High School football program are higher than Matt Scott's.


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Pakistan vs India will be an epic match
Pakistan vs India will be an epic match
Will be interesting expect india and pakistan to struggle on bouncy pitches.
India and australia through,though if their was a full windies side,who knows.
^^ Akmal jr scored 3 hundreds in AUS so i dont think he would be much troubled in SA and in SA wickets conditions are better than AUS specially in ODI's with good even bounce..I think Nazir will enjoy the true bounce of the wickets as he is pretty good at cut shot and not bad player of pull shot, he just needs to realize to not to attempt those strokes (specially pull) on every short ball.
I liked the idea of using Afridi @ 4, if he carries on with the maturity that he has shown in last few T20 inning, this can be Pakistan's Master Stroke.
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I guess Gambhir is coming back to the squad .... a line up like the one below would make sense for the first two grp games
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- Gambhir
- Dravid
- Dhoni
- Raina
- Bhajji
- Praveen
- Mishra
- Ishant
- Nehra
YP hasn't done much at #7 so it won't be a bad idea to play 5 bowlers, esp with the top 5 batsmen like that in the side!
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The Indians are off to South Africa now. The batting is in good form right now, and the trick is to get the most out of the top six, so that they don't depend on the seventh batsman. Gautam Gambhir is fully fit, so that's good news.
Dhoni says that the fielding standards have gone down, which is a rather disturbing revelation. We don't have any sluggish fielders, except Dravid and Nehra, at worst. They don't have all the areas covered- each fielder is brilliant in some areas but have been found wanting in some other aspects. Sometimes, the way the fielding resources are used can also have an impact, and the way India's fielding resources are used is often questionable. They can help a lot by cutting out the singles, to less than 50% of runs conceded.
He also goes on to say that the change seamer has it a lot harder than the opening bowlers, as he's always bowling at (often) set batsmen and in the final overs. He's a target for a whole lot of big hits. Ishant has had to adapt a little to it, so he 'hopes for the best'. The real problem is that he's the top bowler in the team, and we don't know if he can be 'sacrificed' here. Either way, he needs to get back to bowling at 140k regularly.
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My money is on Nazir and Umer Akmal in the batting department....good players of bouncy tracks...
BTW.....Gul and Asif duo would be great to watch..........last time saw them really get going was in the legendary Oval Test.....lol
I will be honest to myself this time....Pakistan and WI, are the 2 iffy ones for me.....but recently the Indians had trouble against the "short stuff" as well......
For Pak as usual it will be an unpredictable series... too many questions are unanswered about this team right....Umer Akmal? Asif's come back......? Nazir back in ODI and possibly openning with Akmal....? Whether Mo Yo will be part of Pak's middle order....? Is Misbah still a go ahead for the playing 11? Is Afridi going to get anything out of these pitches for his bowling? How many catches Akmal will let go this time around?
Like i said...too many questions..........i hope they don't lose to WI? lol
Be VERY AFRIDI!!
This could be a weird group, with Aus/Pak/Ind each winning one against each other and then it coming down to run rate.
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I loved being involved with technical theater in high school, so actually having it be my job here at Bowdoin is a dream come true (plus, the work-study crew and my bosses are some of the funniest people I've ever met). Apart from my work-study job, I'm also really involved with Masque and Gown, which is Bowdoin's student-run theater organization. We receive a budget from the school to put on plays that are chosen, directed, acted and teched exclusively by students. As a member of Masque and Gown you're able to play a huge role in theater at Bowdoin from day one (literally...I started off stage managing a Masque and Gown play in my first week of freshman year). I know it's cliché, but get involved early and often! I've met so many amazing people through extracurricular activities, it is by far one of the best things Bowdoin has to offer. Did you study abroad during your time at Bowdoin? I did! 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I say Chevy, you say Ford.
I say apartment, you say house.
I say Christianity, you say atheism.
I say conservatism, you say liberalism.
Lets think for a moment if we were to truly live and let live..............now that's a concept. Build off that model. I have friends/relationships with all that I've listed above and get along with everyone of them. That's living the dream.
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Wait, is that the.....Michael Keaton version.....
Nerds don't like this one, fyi.
However, I do like Robin/Dick Grayson in Batman and Robin. But mostly because I've seen Teen Titans and he's a main character in it.
Keaton, however, was epic in Beetlejuice. Hard not for me to love that movie. Must be my latent goth.
Allow me to explain:
I'm a nerd. We have lots of likes and dislikes. When someone hates a movie, I often love it. But simply because I see merits differently. I'm used to disagreeing with people.
However, recently, some of you might have seen this movie called Avatar, about giant blue cats and a tree that the blue cats have....mass sex with? It was a movie that is apparently better in 3D and on various psychotrophic drugs, neither of which I did when I saw it in 2D, stone-cold sober.
There are still plenty of people trying to convince me to see it again, in 3D, with some mushrooms, and insisting that that's the only way to see it, and then, I will truly understand how amazingly awesome and deserving this movie must be of every award possibly awarded.
These people, I cannot stand.
I cannot stand as well, Twilight-obsessed girls(this book is the last and only book you ever need to read), or fandom-holier-than-thou boys(I have seen more anime/comic books than you and thus am better), or....evangelist people. Of any type. You can be an evangelist of anything, of Apple products, of Linux software, of HDTV's, and people who push these things without knowing me as a person is my main problem.
Because I personally prefer PC's, I use them daily, but I also own an Iphone 3gs, which I'm happy with, I don't need an Iphone 4 or an iphone 5 which should come out this june/july, I'm good with what I have. But I still have one or two friends who are gonna bring up the "you know you should get a mac" smug comment that assumes somehow their view/product/idea is better than mine ever could be.
But that said, I don't need a Mac for what I do on a daily basis--which is word processing, webbrowsing, maybe basic image manipulation. I'm not making the next big blockbuster(Pixar uses macs, apparently), I'm just getting online. What's fine for me isn't fine for everyone, though, and it's my biggest issue that people always assume---what's their preference, MUST be everyone's preference. There is no other choice. There is no other joker than Heath Ledger's Joker. there is no other batman than Christian Bale's Batman. You are not allowed to like the Aeon Flux movie and you cannot approach new adaptations of anything with optimism.
This is why I cannot stand most religions, and why I am friends with someone first and foremost--over their personality, not their traits.
If they're an insufferable evangelist about anything--I don't want to talk with them long.
Christianity, and most other religions--have this coded into them. One of the main things I remember from childhood is the ABC/123's! of christianity, exhorting how easy it was to be saved by god and be a good christian person, and many of these are included with little comic books that told you what would happen if you didn't follow these abc/123's of christianity. The Spread--of these things--is put into religion. And I am not going to want to have lunch every day with someone who immediately pulls out their ipad to tell me how much better their life is with it, and how much good it's done in their life.
Because there are so many things that are more important than ipads.
I've met some people, to whom I mention any batman movies before the Christian Bale ones, and their jaws seize up, and they go all rigid, and speak in a sort of tongue, then go:"those...never...happened."
and I promptly drop the subject.
I'm aware some people have a fondness for them, but most nerds I've met are vehemently against them, and instead follow only the path of Christian Bale's Batman, and no other.
Of course, they are often my-age nerds, who were wee bratlings when the Michael Keaton Bats came onscreen, so Christian Bale is -our- Batman, in a sense.
I still think his batman voice sounds like he's trying to sound like he's a chain smoker.
I'm waiting for someone to be horribly offended with me comparing nerdery to religion.
But...the parallels! Oh the parallels! They're all there and no one sees them! Argh!
I dont care what car I have, as long as it's a good car. and yes...I know a lot about cars as well.
apartment, house...what does it matter? it depends what you can afford to live in.
you say Christianity? why not any other religion? I dont beleive in any of it, but I certainly dont hate anyone who does.
I'm not a conserative, or a liberal. I have NO lables.
if you want to live and let live, maybe you shouldn't post something that will provoke ill will on an atheist website when you are not an atheist. also, maybe you should see who the real hateful people are.
people will always be afraid of what they can not understand. ignorance breeds fear. fear causes anger, anger leads to hate and hate leads to death.
I don't say Ford. Henry Ford was a raging anti-Semite. His company can go bankrupt for all i care. You say Chevy, I say Chevy. The Volt is a great car. Should turn things around and seriously help us in the fight to get off oil (Sorry, Rush Limbaugh).
I don't say house either. I say apartment. I live in New York City. We don't have houses. We have townhouses, but that's something totally different...
I don't say Atheism or Liberalism. I say be an individual and stop identifying yourself with labels like Christian, Conservative, Chevy and Apartment. It's collectivist and defeats the purpose of having your own ideas and living your own life, which I am happy to let you do, as long as you don't go making stupid posts like this one that attempt to put words in everybody's mouths. Cheers! :)


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