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New York Mets' third baseman Robin Ventura attempts to throw out Toronto Blue Jays' Shannon Stewart at first base in the fourth inning of their inter-league game Monday, June 7, 1999 at Shea Stadium in New York. Stewart beat the throw and was safe at first base with an infield hit. Blue Jays' Chris Woodward, background, advances to third base on the play.
New York Mets Robin Ventura scores in the eighth inning as the ball gets away from Atlanta Braves catcher Javy Lopez at Turner Field in Atlanta Sunday, Sept. 30, 2001. Lopez injured his ankle on the play and left the game.
New York Mets third baseman Robin Ventura slides home on the wet tarp disguised as teammate Mike Piazza after the game against the New York Yankees was called because of rain Sunday, June 11, 2000 at Yankee Stadium in New York. Ventura stepped up to the plate, swung the bat and rounded the bases, sliding into second and home as the Mets watched from the dugout.
Baltimore Orioles catcher Chris Hoiles and Chicago White Sox's Robin Ventura watch as Ventura's hit clears the fence for a three-run home run in the fifth inning Wednesday, May 8, 1996, in Chicago.
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Jim Tracy, center, holds back Robin Ventura, left, as Ventura screams at umpire Ed Montague in the seventh inning of the Dodgers' game with the San Diego Padres on Thursday, Sept. 23, 2004, in San Diego. Montague had called out Ventura on strikes in the previous inning.
Los Angeles Dodgers Robin Ventura slides into home safe, for an inside-the-park home run as Atlanta Braves catcher Javy Lopez, right, makes a late tag in the seventh inning, Sunday, Aug. 3, 2003, at Turner Field in Atlanta. The Dodgers went on to defeat the Braves 8-4.
Robin Ventura, four-time Gold Glove-winning third baseman for the Chicago White Sox, plays third base for the White Sox triple-A affiliate Nashville Sounds on Monday, July 14, 1997, in Nashville, Tenn. Ventura injured an ankle March 21, 1997 and is playing his first game with the Sounds before rejoining the Chicago team.
New York Yankees' Robin Ventura tips his hat after a short tribute video of his time with Chicago White Sox prior to the start of the game, Monday, May 27, 2002, in Chicago.
New York Yankees third baseman Robin Ventura falls into the photographers while trying to catch a foul hit by Anaheim Angels' Scott Spiezio during the second inning of Game 3 of their American League Division Series in Anaheim, Calif., Friday, Oct. 4, 2002. Third base umpire Laz Diaz runs up to assist at right.
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New York Yankees' Robin Ventura, right, is checked by trainer Gene Monahan following a second inning collision with Seattle Mariners shortstop Carlos Guillen Sunday, April 28, 2002, in Seattle. Ventura left the game.
Los Angeles Dodgers' Robin Ventura takes a curtain call after hitting a grand slam off Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Chad Durbin in the seventh inning at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles on Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2004. Shawn Green, Jayson Werth, and Alex Cora also scored on the homer.
The date of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center is embroidered on the sleeve of New York Mets Robin Ventura shown before a game against the Atlanta Braves in New York, Friday, Sept. 21, 2001. The game is the first baseball game to be held in New York since the terrorist attack last Tuesday felled the World Trade Center.
New York Yankees' Robin Ventura watches his game-winning home run leave the park against the Baltimore Orioles during the seventh inning of the Yankees 1-0 win, April 3, 2002, at Camden Yards in Baltimore.
New York Mets Robin Ventura jumps on top of catcher Mike Piazza and pitcher Al Leiter after the Mets defeated the Cincinnati Reds 5-0, Monday, Oct. 4,1999, in Cincinnati. John Olerud is at right.
Chicago White Sox Ron Karkovice, left, Harold Baines, Robin Ventura and Danny Tartabull bow their heads during a moment of silence before their game against the Seattle Mariners Tuesday, April 2, 1996, in Seattle, in honor of umpire John McSherry. McSherry collasped and died during a ball game Monday. The Mariners won, 3-2.
New York Yankees third baseman Robin Ventura makes an off-balance throw to put out Anaheim Angels batter David Eckstein during the third inning of Game 1 of American League Division Series, Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2002, at Yankees Stadium in New York.
New York Yankees legend Yogi Berra, left, joins Yankees third baseman Robin Ventura, center and Damon Constantino of Salve Regina University in Newport, R.I., on the field before the Yankees night game against the Boston Red Sox, Thursday, March 13, 2003, in Tampa, Fla. Constantino set a new record for consecutive hits by a college baseball player with 60, breaking Ventura's record of 58 set in 1987 at Oklahomas State University.
In this May 27, 2003, file photo, New York Yankees' Robin Ventura watches a home run against the Boston Red Sox in a baseball game in New York. Ventura is replacing Ozzie Guillen as manager of the Chicago White Sox. The White Sox said that Ventura agreed to a multiyear deal on Thursday, Oct. 6, 2011.
Texas Ranger pitcher Nolan Ryan hits Robin Ventura of the Chicago White Sox after Ventura charged the mound in Arlington, Tex., on Aug. 4, 1993.
New York Mets third baseman Robin Ventura makes an off-balance throw as he fields a lead-off bunt by Florida Marlins' Luis Castillo in the first inning of their season home opener, Monday, April 12, 1999 at Shea Stadium in New York.
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Although it's not much in vogue to praise President Obama, this week he gets my thanks for launching what history may record as one of the most significant steps to mitigate climate change taken by any major economy to date. The details matter and I'll get to those right away. Why so much hopeful gratitude? For one thing, he's showed leadership in assuring the environmental health of the planet long-term. But short-term and more selfishly, thanks to Obama I don't have to write yet another lament about how the Copa will show the world 'why Brazil is so screwed up' or offer some "strategic" idea for Vice President Biden's meeting next week with Dilma.
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Annual, perennial herb, shrubs, trees, generally stellate-hairy; juice sticky; inner bark tough, fibrous
Leaves alternate, simple, petioled; blade generally palmately veined or lobed, stipules present
Inflorescence often leafy; whorl or involucre of bractlets often subtending calyx
Flower generally bisexual, radial; calyx lobes 5, margins abutting in bud; petals 5, free (fused at base to filament tube, so falling together); stamens many, filaments fused into a tube surrounding style, tube fused in turn to petal bases; pistil 1, ovary superior, chambers generally 5 or more, style branches, stigmas generally 1 or 2 X as many as chambers
Fruit of 5many disk- or wedge-shaped segments, loculicidal capsule, or berry
Genera in family: 100 genera, 2000 species: worldwide, especially warm regions; some cultivated (e.g., Abelmoschus , okra; Alcea ; Gossypium , cotton; Hibiscus , Malvaviscus )
Recent taxonomic note: Recently treated to include Sterculiaceae [Angiosperm phylogeny Group 1998 Ann Missouri Bot Gard 85:531553; Alverson et al. 1999 Amer J Bot 86:14741486; Bayer et al. 1999 Bot J Linn Soc 129:267303]
Mature fruit important for identification.
Annual, perennial herb, stellate-hairy
Leaf petioled; blade linear-lanceolate to triangular, entire to deeply dissected
Inflorescence: panicle or raceme-like (unbranched except for clusters in axils)
Flower: petals obovate, red-orange, white, or lavender; filament tube glabrous or stellate-hairy, anthers yellow or purple; stigmas head-like
Fruit breaking into 917 segments; upper part of segment dehiscent, smooth; lower part indehiscent, strongly net-veined, 12-seeded
Seeds gray, black, or brown
Species in genus: ± 50 species: warm Am, s Africa
Etymology: (Greek: globe mallow, from fruit shape)
Reference: [Kearney 1935 Univ Calif Publ Bot 19:1128]
Polyploidy and intermediates common.
Plant canescent
Stem erect, 510 dm
Leaf: blade 1550 mm, ± triangular, weakly 3-lobed, green or yellow-green, 3-veined, base wedge-shaped, truncate, cordate, margin crenate, wavy
Inflorescence: tip not leafy
Fruit: segments 913, < 6 mm, < 3.5 mm wide, truncate-cylindric, dehiscent part < 3.5 mm, rounded, 6075% of segment
Seeds 2 per segment, brown, glabrous, ± hairy
Ecology: Desert scrub
Elevation: 1502500 m.
Bioregional distribution: s East of Sierra Nevada, Desert
Distribution outside California: to Utah, Arizona, Mexico
Leaf not markedly wrinkled
Inflorescence open, sometimes raceme-like; flowers in clusters or solitary
Flower: petals red-orange to apricot; filament tube 39 mm, hairy, anthers yellow-purple
Fruit: dehiscent portion ± 60% of segment
Ecology: Habitat and range of sp
Bioregional distribution: s East of Sierra Nevada, Desert
Flowering time: FebJul
Synonyms: var. monticola (Kearney) Kearney; S. parvifolia Nelson misapplied to CA plants
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The trade unions should have less power in the Labour party, a combative Alan Johnson tells Robert Philpot and Richard Angell
Trade unions are in danger of becoming 'irrelevant' and 'cannot connect to a whole swath of the workforce that thinks they died out with the ark,' Alan Johnson, one of the most senior figures in the last Labour government, has warned.
In an interview with Progress, the former home secretary goes on to attack the image of 'fat, white, finger-jabbing blokes on rostrums shouting and screaming' and says the only sign of 'rational thought' in the union movement comes from the Trades Union Congress.
He also urges that the drive to increase working-class representation in parliament not be 'left to a small clique in the affiliated unions who want to get the people who mirror their views into parliament' and calls on the unions to reduce their power within the Labour party.
Johnson, who stood down from the shadow cabinet two years ago, is scathing about comments made by Len McCluskey on the eve of last year's Labour party conference in which the Unite general secretary called for the 'Blairite cuckoos' to be 'kicked out of the nest'.
'So Len McCluskey says "kick the Blairites out",' he says, 'the people who introduced the national minimum wage; introduced the right to six weeks' paid holiday; introduced the right to trade union representation [and] whistleblower legislation; ensured that part-timers got the same [rights] as full-timers; upped maternity leave from 14 weeks to nine months; introduced paternity leave for the first time ever; got rid of discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation. I mean, you can go on for ages. Talk about what did the Romans ever do for us?'
Describing McCluskey's comments as 'classic, that somehow [the Labour party had been] taken over by some rightwing clique', Johnson suggests New Labour's 'crime' was 'winning elections, rather than losing them'. 'Some of our colleagues, Len might be among them, think that victory is a bourgeois concept. That the only goal for true socialists is glorious fucking defeat at every election but at least you have got your little principles that you haven't compromised on,' he argues.
'You'd think,' Johnson continues, 'that the trade union movement would be changing their tune now, with the huge opportunities, as [former TUC general secretary] Brendan Barber said, to get out in communities and be relevant once more, instead of saying they will ban different groups.'
Johnson, who was general secretary of the Communication Workers' Union before entering parliament in 1997, labels himself a 'passionate trade unionist' and praises the 'brilliant job, week in, week out' done by trade unionists around the country. But, while the self-described 'militant moderate' commends the record of Barber and his successor, Frances O'Grady, Johnson argues that they face 'a huge difficulty with the unions that make up the TUC'.
Decrying an absence of 'fresh thinking', the former home secretary warns the unions: 'You have only got six million members. When are you going to start addressing the real problems you have got?' He continues: 'with six million members not 13 million members … it is becoming increasingly difficult to defend things like defined benefit pensions in the private sector. [The unions] did a brilliant job defending them in the public sector, and that's good, but … the danger is that they become irrelevant.'
Drawing on the suggestion that the unions should 'become more visible in communities and less visible in the Labour party', Johnson argues that their power within the party's policymaking process should be dramatically cut: 'If I were the trade union movement I would be coming to the Labour party saying: "there is no earthly reason why we should have 50 per cent of the conference vote". The only reason it is there is because John Smith couldn't go any further … We'd be coming forward as comrades saying: "on the National Policy Forum it's about a third of the vote with trade unions, that is about where it should be". I would be coming to the party saying "this is what we want to do, be bigger and healthier". Instead it always looks like they are defending … exactly what they had without any thought to changing times.'
The former home secretary also sounds a warning about the effort of unions like Unite to increase the number of working-class MPs in parliament. Johnson, who grew up in a council flat, left school at 15 and became a postman before rising to the top of the trade union movement, agrees that the issue is a 'real problem' and cites the work he and his former cabinet colleague Hazel Blears have been doing with the speaker, John Bercow, to encourage more people from working-class backgrounds to come into parliament. 'We have gone backwards' on working-class representation, he says. However, he cautions against both 'inverted snobbery', arguing that some 'very good people' have come through the 'treadmill' of Oxbridge, special adviser and into parliament, and 'this feeling that more working-class people in parliament is more working-class people who will sing from the Len McCluskey hymn book.'
Johnson praises, moreover, the decision of Ed Miliband and Ed Balls last year to back the coalition's multi-year public sector pay freeze, a decision 'in which they almost invited the hostility of the trade union movement, and got it, from Len McCluskey'. 'For the first time I felt we were living in the world of 2015 not 2010,' he says. Asked whether Labour should commit to stick to the government's spending limits for its first two years in office – as it did in 1997 – Johnson says it is 'difficult to think what else you can do'. 'We can't get away from the fact that the fiscal deficit has got to come down,' he argues. Johnson, who served as shadow chancellor in the first months of Miliband's leadership, is sharply critical of George Osborne's handling of the economy: 'It is the biggest failure of any flagship policy that I can remember, and I doubt that anyone else can remember.'
Johnson also lends his support to Miliband's decision that Labour should vote against the one per cent rise in benefits in last month's parliamentary debate: 'I actually couldn't see what point there was to the Labour party if we hadn't opposed that policy,' he says.
While the former home secretary is 'confident' that Labour can win the next general election – believing that the party was 'transformed' during 13 years in power from being 'a party of protest [and] a party of opposition' to one of government – he does, however, believe that the critical test of Miliband's leadership will come this year. 'Now is a dangerous time. We can't get away with saying we are thinking about policy. That's perfectly acceptable for the first three years, but now we have got to start unveiling some policy and what Ed's going to need to do is to meet the expectations he himself has created,' he argues.
Johnson believes that the next election may almost have the feel of a 'postwar election, thankfully without the carnage, where people are saying "we are not going to go back, whether it's hacking, or bankers' bonuses, or what was happening in financial services".' This presents a 'huge opportunity' for the left, he believes, and, citing the Labour leader's 2011 'predators versus producers' party conference address, he argues that Miliband was right to adopt this agenda. However, the former home secretary warns, people want 'an awful lot to change and Ed could have played it safe, but he hasn't, and the question people now ask is "how are you going to do all of this?".' Moreover, while Johnson believes that the Tories' continuing lead over Labour in the polls on who can best handle the economy is 'gradually eroding', he concedes that 'I don't know whether we've got the message across as effectively as we could.'
At a party fundraiser last year, Johnson warned that if the Conservatives win the next election, they will win the one after, too. Does he really believe that? 'The Tories [have] not won an election now for 21 years. If they win [in 2015] having been so maladroit, I fear for us,' he responds.
Johnson's spell on the opposition frontbench was not, he suggests, a happy one. 'I really admire our frontbench in opposition. To me it was horrible, sitting there on the government benches one minute and then sitting on the opposition bench,' he says. But while Johnson happily admits that he does not miss frontline politics, he is reluctant to rule out a return if the party were to win the next election: 'Would I go back into government if offered? I think there is an awful lot of the parliamentary party who would say "that bastard stood there on the edge, didn't do the heavy lifting in opposition and [then] swans into a government job".' But, he adds with a grin, 'never say never'.
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The Raiders ended practice Wednesday with a two-minute drill where the offense needed to score a touchdown to win.
Quarterback Matt Schaub, who has been extremely sharp since the Raiders went to padded practices Sunday, got the Raiders in the end zone on the 10th play of the drive with a short flip to Denarius Moore in the back of the end zone.
Schaub patiently completed short passes down the field, moving the chains and exhausting the clock until the touchdown, which came when Moore got free against Chimdi Chekwa.
"It definitely feels pretty crisp, but there's always stuff we can clean up, things we can get better at,"Schaub said. "We're not there yet, but it's some quality work we're getting in and a good defense we're seeing on a day to day basis. We're just trying to make each other better."
Wide receiver Rod Streater, stayed out of team sessions while recovering from a concussion, can see the difference in the offense with Schaub in command.
"He's been very impressive, completing a lot of passes compared to what we were last year," Streater said. "It's looking way better. His two-minute drive ended with a touchdown so I think we're way ahead of where we were last year."
Schaub said he is still in the process of learning his teammates, finding out which ones need prodding, criticism or a pat on the back.
`We're getting close to having everyone figured out, but it's a never ending process," Schaub said. "The more we go through training camp, the more things get hard, the more install we put in the hotter it gets, the longer the days, the you find out about guys."
Schaub has seemed amused by questions about his confidence following a poor season to Houston and laughed when told Antonio Smith, a teammate in Houston and now in Oakland, said, "Schabby's got his mojo back."
Said Schaub: "I never lost it. It never went anywhere."
— Right guard Austin Howard left practice when his back tightened up and was replaced by Gabe Jackson, the third-round draft pick out of Mississippi State. Jackson had played exclusively on the left side.
"What you try to do when you have an injury is keep as much continuity as you can," Allen said. "You move Khalif, now you're switching two guys. You want to be able to just plug a guy in."
Allen was not sure of the extent of Howard's injury.
— Defensive tackle Antonio Smith, who had sports hernia surgery in the offseason, left practice with a groin issue possibly related to that procedure.
— Wide receiver Rod Streater participated in warmups and drills but sat out team sessions. Streater had a concussion Monday and said he has been cleared for contact Thursday.
— A potential move to San Antonio or anywhere else is not on the radar of Allen.
"That's above my pay grade," Allen said. "That's something Mark Davis is in charge of and I really don't focus too much on that."
— Fullback Marcel Reece, dropped about 15 pounds in the offseason, made the play of the day with a leaping sideline catch of a pass from Schaub despite tight coverage from Tyvon Branch.
"Whether it was the reason he was able to make that play or not, I don't know, but it certainly doesn't hurt,'' Allen said. "I just think losing that weight is going to make him more explosive.''
— Right tackle Menelik Watson continues to play well, effectively pass blocking rookie nickel rusher Khalil Mack on the 10-play drive in the two-minute drill at the end of practice.
"I've been very impressed with what he's been able to do on the right side," Allen said. "I think it helps him on a day-in and day-out basis that he's going against guys like Justin Tuck, Lamarr Woodley and Khalil Mack. That's going to do nothing but get both sides of the ball better."
— Second-string quarterback Derek Carr also put the offense into the end zone against backup defenders, finishing it off with a run around right end for the score. Carr's mobility is almost Rich Gannon-like, and it was one of the things that Allen liked about Carr during the scouting process.
"From that standpoint he and Schaubby are two different quarterbacks, but Derek adds a mobility that allows him to create when things don't happen the way we want them too," Allen said. "What was good to see about it was he was decisive. he put the ball the way, took off and ran, and understood if he needed to get out of bounds he could but if it was clean he could score the touchdown."


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Kelly Lyles was kind enough to trade me a ton of her prints in exchange for the Microwave Love Tester Diorama.
All the prints are from her rodent series. Here's what she says about them:
"These paintings came about in response to the constant questions about my art-car, Leopard Bernstein. "Are you a Leo?" "You must really identify with leopards." None of the above.
Of any animal, my personality is most akin to a Hamster, and thus the 'SPAMSTER' piece was born, and the positive response spawned this group.
In my 'Rodent' series, there are no subliminal messages regarding 'mass-media, marketing, consumerism' et al, I simply love verbiage and the physical representation of the wordplay, scale and juxtaposition of such disparate subject matter. These are simply playful pieces based on puns and alliteration. Enjoy."
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Recently, I had a little exegetical epiphany while meditating on the Vulgate Psalms in Latin. Previously I've been troubled by Psalm 136{137}:9, which reads, "Blessed be he that shall take and dash thy little ones against the rock." Being blessed for infanticide? Huh?
However, the Clementine Vulgate version opens itself to a very beautiful allegorical reading: "beatus qui tenebit et adlidet parvulos tuos ad petram."
We are encouraged to dash the infants of our enemies "ad petram."
Now couple this with the Vulgate version of Matthew 16:18
"et ego dico tibi quia tu es Petrus et super hanc petram aedificabo ecclesiam meam et portae inferi non praevalebunt adversum eam."
To read it allegorically, we should be asking that the infants of our enemies be dashed against Peter and the foundation of the Catholic Church! For example, see the photo at that top of this post–that's Pope Benedict's hand baptizing an infant.
It's edifying (nerdy Latin Vulgate pun intended) to pray Psalm 136 with Mt 16:18 in mind, and then intend that the children of our enemies (secularists, terrorists, haters of the Church, those who have hurt us) be thrown against Peter and the Church…that they be baptized, saved, and remain within the barque of Peter…
The Psalms are so rich. It's too bad that Psalm 136:9 has been removed from the Liturgy of the Hours. A true pity.


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But you also said:Aloka wrote:No. Wanting further clarification isn't speculating.
I agree that seeking clarification has value. Perhaps I'm in error, but that kind of a satement doesn't imply clarification seeking.Aloka wrote:Depends on how you define ''perfect''.
I might be wrong, but conditionals like the word "depends" and the act of defining necessarily involves speculating. Would you please clarify from your perspective precisely as you can how seeking clarity is mutually exclusive from inquiries about conditionals and attempts at definition.


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Two first-degree murder trials are scheduled this month in Terrebonne Parish, prosecutors said.
Two first-degree murder trials are scheduled this month in Terrebonne Parish, prosecutors said.
The first trial, set for Wednesday, involves a 22-year-old who police said shot a man to death during a drug deal gone bad in Houma. The second, set for Nov. 26, involves a man accused of stabbing another man to death in a Houma gay bar, First Assistant District Attorney Carlos Lazarus said.
Jerome Jones, 22, of Houma, is accused of the first-degree murder of Ron Pierre, 40, who was found dead May 15 on the floor of a trailer at 133 Whispering Oaks Court. An autopsy showed Pierre was shot several times and killed by a bullet to the heart, Houma Police have said.
The shooting happened over a prescription pills deal gone bad, Police Chief Todd Duplantis has said.
Another person was at the scene at the time, and as a result, Jones is also charged with attempted first-degree murder, police said.
Jones will appear before Judge George Larke Jr., Lazarus said.
Jorell Young, 26, of Galliano, is also scheduled to be tried on first-degree murder.
Young is accused of stabbing Robert LeCompte, 39, at the Drama Club, 126 N. Hollywood Road, on Christmas Day in 2010.
LeCompte was a manager at the nightclub and was closing it when he was killed, police have said. Young was a former employee of the club.
LeCompte was stabbed at least 10 times, police said.
Investigators found a note at the scene with the body alleging that LeCompte had infected his killer with AIDS.
LeCompte did not have AIDS, his family and friends have said, but was open about the fact that he was HIV-positive. HIV leads to AIDS.
Earlier this year, attorneys said they postponed the trial while they waited for a handwriting analysis from the FBI.
Young will appear before Judge Johnny Walker.
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BROWNS SUMMIT, N.C. – Through two rounds of the Conference Carolinas Championships, Elizabeth Swallow sits alone atop the individual leaderboard after her round of 74. The King University women's golf team improved their score from day one with the 317 in the second round to move up to fourth with one round remaining.
Swallow was tied for the lead after the first round, but improved her 75 in the first round with a 74 in the second round to gain sole ownership of the top spot by two strokes with one round to play. The sophomore has a tournament total of 149, leaving her two shots clear of Limestone College's Hannah Luckett and five shots clear of a trio of golfers.
Anna Walker wasn't far behind Swallow in the second round, shooting 75, which moved her into seventh place with a stroke total of 157. Cortnee Young came in next for the Tornado, carding a 79 in the second round while Kerby Jones and Karissa King rounded out the team with scores of 89 and 94, respectively.
Limestone leads the tournament with a stroke total of 612 while the University of Mount Olive is in second at 643. King's 317 is two strokes off their best round of the season which was posted in the season's first tournament in September. The Tornado have a two-day total of 649, and are in fourth place with one round to play.
The final round of the Conference Carolinas Championships is scheduled for Tuesday at Bryan Park Champions Course in Browns Summit, N.C.


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The time variation of physical constants has been much discussed in the literature, motivated by claims of fine structure constant variations together with several theoretical ideas. Although it is well understood (by most, but not all!) cosmologists that one must consider only dimensionless constants, most discussions of the strength of gravity involve "G", which is of course dimensional. I discuss some applications of variations of "G" on cosmological observables, stressing the need to stay dimensionless. "Constants" might also vary in space. An idea which is perhaps less crazy is that cosmological parameters might vary across the observable Universe. I show how this leads to dipole modulation, which corresponds to a correlation between neighbouring multipoles in maps of the cosmic microwave sky. Searches for such signals could lead to constraints on the variation of the cosmological model on the largest accessible scales.


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NHL players take step toward decertifying union,could sue league with antitrust suit, end collective bargainingBy The Sports Xchange
December 21. 2012 10:29PM
The NHL Players' Association has voted to give its executive board the option to file a disclaimer of interest as part of the process to disband the union if it chooses to do so.
The players' vote was conducted during a five-day period and passed overwhelmingly, the Detroit Free Press reported Friday. The executive board has to decide by Jan. 2 whether to file the disclaimer of interest as a quicker means of decertifying the union.
The move would allow the players' union to file an antitrust suit against the NHL, but it removes the option of collective bargaining in the dispute with the league.
"I don't know how much the owners care about the game of hockey," Detroit Red Wings forard Mikael Samuelsson told the Free Press. "I don't know if I say too much here, now, but all the NHL owners who own a team probably have other businesses, too. And the owners know we live and breathe hockey. So to us, it's devastating to not play, not only because of the money and this and that, but just to play the game. That's why we're here in the first place, because we like the game so much. It's just unfortunate it is like this, and I really mean it."
The NHL has countered by filing a class-action complaint in New York Federal Court and also an Unfair Labor Practice Charge against the NHLPA with the National Labor Relations Board.
The two sides have not met since mediation failed last Thursday and no talks are scheduled.
"I know it's a negotiation and you don't have to be friends, but (there's) a good way to do it and (there's) not a good way to do it, and I think they took that path when they walked away," Samuelsson said. "They're playing pretty dirty, I think, in my mind, the way they're negotiating."
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Gilford woman seriously hurt in head-on crash in Belmont crash
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A Gilford woman was seriously injured in a head-on collision in Belmont Thursday morning.
Belmont police said Aaron Downing, 28, of Belmont was driving north on Laonia Road when his vehicle crossed into the southbound lane and struck one being driven by Cherie Shaw, 27.
Shaw suffered serious injuries, police said. Downing was hurt, but not as seriously, police said. Both went to the hospital.
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"Perfect Couples" (KOB-4 7:30 p.m.) I'm putting this new sitcom on my "must see" list because it features alluring former "Attack of the Show" host Olivia Munn. Your reasons may differ.
"Masters of Survival" (Discovery 7 p.m.) If, somehow, you've missed every other survival expert show on TV and are still wondering how to live through a night in the woods (or the mountains or the desert or the jungle), here's another opportunity for you to learn.
"Fairly Legal" (USA 8 p.m.) Sarah Shahi ("The L Word") stars as a perky corporate lawyer who starts a new job as a mediator, handling everything from divorces to Fortune 500 mergers by finding a fair and balanced middle ground. Sounds ... overtly reasonable.
"Medium" (KRQE-13 7 p.m.) CBS' talking-to-ghosts drama fades into the Great Hereafter with tonight's series finale.
"Onion News Network" (IFC 8 p.m.) Satirical newspaper The Onion expands its empire to television.
"Spartacus: Gods of the Arena" (Starz 8 p.m.) Andy Whitfield, the star of "Spartacus," got diagnosed with cancer. (Major bummer.) That kinda put a crimp in Season 2 of the sex-and-blood-filled gladiator series. Starz compensated by greenlighting this "prequel" starring ... some other well-oiled dude.
"Portlandia" (IFC 8:30 p.m.) "SNL" comedian Fred Armisen and vocalist for Sleater-Kinney Carrie Brownstein are the odd duo behind (and in front of) this sketch comedy series about hipster-filled Portland, Ore.
"An Idiot Abroad" (Science 8 p.m.) On "The Ricky Gervais Show," Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant spend all their time harassing their "special" friend Karl Pilkington. Here, they put the poor, hapless dude on a plane and ship him off to exotic locales like China and India. Hijinks ensue.
"Apocalypse How" (Discovery 9 p.m.) Scientists and theologians discuss the various ways in which the world might come to an end. We sleep well.
Mean Girls 2 (ABC Family 6 p.m.) Hey, at least Tim Meadows gets to reprise his role as Principal Duvall. Guy deserves more work.
"Mongo Wrestling Alliance" (Cartoon Network 1 a.m.) From the co-creator of "Metalocalypse" comes this toon about the world of wrasslin'.
"My Life is a Zoo" (National Geographic Wild 8 p.m.) Owning a zoo: awesome, dream-come-true job or way more trouble than you could ever imagine? Find out in NGW's new docureality series.
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"Face Off" (Syfy 8 p.m.) In this "incredible makeup reality show," aspiring special effects artists battle one another in such challenges as creating monsters or applying full-body paint jobs. Pros in the industry serve as judges. In the end, somebody wins a job. Sounds slightly more interesting than "Next Great Baker."


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Pardon a moment of personal news, but I have mentioned here that I was looking for a new job, and so I thought I would announce that I found one. I will be teaching in Paramus, New Jersey for the '07/08 school year (and hopefully beyond). I'm going to start looking for apartments immediately, probably in Hoboken or Jersey City or somewhere around there, and then will begin moving as soon as I can.
All of this will have some implications for The Mumpsimus, both in the short and long term. In the short term, expect some book give-aways and maybe even book sales (I really don't want to move thousands of books to NJ). Also, if you're a publisher or author, please don't send me anything until I have a new address (I'll send out one of those charming mass emails once I have said address). Blogging is likely to be typically erratic.
In the long term, this change should mean a lot more varied writing here. First, because I'm moving to a job that will, once I adjust to it, probably allow me a lot more time to read and write. This past year has been very difficult in terms of all the things that took over my schedule. (I haven't completed any new fiction, aside from a 400-word story, since I wrote "The Last Elegy", recently published in Logorrhea.) But once I get through the next couple months, life should be considerably different.
Also, because I'll be living just over the river from Manhattan, I hope to be able to write about more events here, particularly plays. There are a couple of big shows I hope to see, but mostly I'm looking forward to rediscovering what's been going on beyond the glitter of Broadway -- it's been ten years since I was last able to see much New York theatre, and I've missed it. I can only begin to imagine what sorts of changes are ahead.
In other news, Jeff VanderMeer has announced some great things about Best American Fantasy, which is now only a couple months away from being released...


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I pass by a 7-Eleven on my commute and have wondered about the "Every Cup Counts" 7-Election ad for their coffee. Apparently you can choose a blue Obama cup or a red McCain cup to fill your morning Joe (no, not the plumber mentioned 21 times tonight in the last debate, but the liquid caffeine variety). So far Barack has a 18 point lead over McCain winning all but 3 of the listed states. A little bit different than many more "authoritative" polls but still fun Thanks to Jo and Geoff for passing the results of this "election" on to me. They saw it on Arjewtino.com. Thanks to Aly for the Joe statistic.
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As Valerio Viccei said: "Some people are too fast to live." They cannot abide by the rules imposed on them by society, especially when a world of riches can be snatched away from someone else. To them, the valuables stowed away in museums, banks, and jewelry stores are too tempting to pass by. So they painstakingly plot, plan and study to pull off the greatest and most glamorous heists humanly possible. Here's our top 10 of the twentieth century.
10. The Stealing of the Mona Lisa, 1911
For centuries Da Vinci's Mona Lisa has lived in France. Napoleon had her in his bedroom, Louis XIV brought her to Versailles, and eventually she graced the walls of the Louvre. An Italian Louvre employee was resentful of the fact that this painting wasn't in its homeland. To restore the Mona Lisa to Italy, Vincenzo Peruggia hid her under his coat when the museum closed for the day and took her to Florence. Two years later, Peruggia was caught and the Mona Lisa was returned to Paris. Peruggia, unlike most robbers, was hailed as a patriotic hero and given a mere 7 months in jail.
9. The Brinks Security Theft, 1983
It certainly takes guts to rob the headquarters of a world-renowned private security firm. Brinks, based in Boston, was the target of a group of 11 criminals who meticulously planned and executed their crime. One night the gang broke into the building, tying up the night watchmen and stealing $1.2m in cash and an additional $1.5m in checks and securities. The men went undetected for years until one thief shot another in a feud over who got the bigger cut. When the victim, 'Specs' O'Keefe, lay in his hospital bed, the FBI approached, and he ratted out his fellow robbers for a plea bargain.
8. The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Art Heist, 1990
In the largest art heist in American history, two unknown men entered a small Boston museum containing important masterpieces, bound the security guard, and stripped 13 paintings from the walls. Works from Degas, Vermeer, Manet, and Rembrandt were stolen – which in total valued at half a billion dollars. The paintings have never been recovered, and are too hot to sell, even on the black market. In her will, Ms Gardner forbade any painting to be removed from the walls of the museum; thus the 13 empty frames still sit eerily in their places.
7. Jewelry Heist on the French Riviera, 1994
In the biggest jewelry heist of the century, two men ran into the jewelry shop of the Carlton Hotel in Cannes, France, brandishing two huge machine guns. The robbers fired the weapons into the ceiling, causing chaos. Employees and guests panicked, some fleeing, others hiding beneath tables. The men smashed the display cases, and gathered up all the jewelry they could. In total, they stole goods valued at $60m. Later, when no bullet holes appeared on the ceiling, authorities concluded the gunmen had used blanks. Neither loot nor criminal have been found.
6. The Lufthansa Heist, 1978
The Lufthansa Heist was the work of the Lucchese family – one of the five New York families who run the Italian-American mafia. A man who owed the Luccheses $25,000 in gambling debts alerted them to a goldmine: at John F. Kennedy airport the government kept a vault with millions of dollars of American cash. One night the family organized an attack on the vault. Initially it was successful – the robbers took $5m, the most cash ever stolen on American soil at the time. However, the getaway driver, who was high on a cocktail of drugs, parked rather conspicuously in a tow-away zone, drawing attention from the authorities. The events inspired the film Goodfellas.
5. John Dillinger's Cross American Crime Spree, 1933-1934
John Dillinger was an armed robber who really did seem to live larger than life. Between 1933 and 1934 his gang robbed more than two dozen banks and four police stations, while he escaped prison twice. Living in the golden age of the American public enemy, a $10m reward was placed on his head, and his crimes would go on to inspire the creation of the FBI – as well as numerous films. He was eventually killed after police spotted him leaving a cinema screening of gangster movie Manhattan Melodrama.
4. The Great Train Robbery, 1963
The Royal Mail was making its usual delivery via train from Glasgow to London. There was a separate carriage holding all valuables – including cash, jewelry – with a larger load than usual due to a recent bank holiday. A gang of 15 men was waiting for such a day to make its move. The robbers had befriended train employees and studied schedules and routines of postal workers. Over £2.5m was taken from the train. Though the men initially escaped they were eventually sent to prison. However, one man, Ronnie Briggs, maintained his notoriety by continuing to terrorize the authorities after escaping from jail.
3. The Knightsbridge Security Deposit Theft, 1987
The third largest bank robbery in world history, the Knightsbridge Security Deposit Robbery caused the loss of over $100m in precious valuables and personal belongings. Italian fugitive, Valerio Viccei, and a gang of accomplices entered the bank, pretending they wanted to open a safe deposit box. Once inside, the men gagged and bound the guards and stole the goods. Only when the new shift of guards entered did they find the aftermath of the theft. All involved were eventually discovered and put in prison.
2. The Fall of Barings Bank, 1995
It now seems as if white-collar crime has become the modern-day version of the heist, but before Bernie Madoff and Allen Stanford, there was the story of Nick Leeson, an overambitious young professional who devastated Barings Bank. The bank was England's very oldest – even counting the Queen as a client. Leeson, the head derivatives trader based in Singapore, gambled all of Barings' assets on the Japanese stock market, which crashed after a hurricane. Barings lost everything – £827m total – forcing it to sell to ING, a Dutch company, for a single pound. Leeson was extradited to Singapore, where he served 6 months in prison.
1. The Dunbar Armored Heist, 1997
The Dunbar Armored facility tempted its employees on a daily basis as millions of dollars of cash would enter and exit secured vaults. One man, Allen Pace, couldn't withstand the temptation any longer. He gathered five childhood friends and together they stole $18.9m – making it the largest amount of cash ever stolen. For years the men lived freely with their new wealth, until one man erred, was turned over to the police, and subsequently ratted out his accomplices.
Though the risks of committing crime are great, their rewards can only be dreamed of. For those rebellious enough to execute such devious acts and smart enough to avoid capture, infinite luxury awaits. However, of the ten high-profile crimes on this list, only two went unsolved. The smallest slip, the tiniest finger print, the ever so slightly untrusting accomplice, can strip from the rebel his treasure, his freedom and even his life.


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18 U.S. Code § 1163 - Embezzlement and theft from Indian tribal organizations
Whoever embezzles, steals, knowingly converts to his use or the use of another, willfully misapplies, or willfully permits to be misapplied, any of the moneys, funds, credits, goods, assets, or other property belonging to any Indian tribal organization or intrusted to the custody or care of any officer, employee, or agent of an Indian tribal organization; or
Whoever, knowing any such moneys, funds, credits, goods, assets, or other property to have been so embezzled, stolen, converted, misapplied or permitted to be misapplied, receives, conceals, or retains the same with intent to convert it to his use or the use of another—
Shall be fined under this title, or imprisoned not more than five years, or both; but if the value of such property does not exceed the sum of $1,000, he shall be fined under this title, or imprisoned not more than one year, or both.
As used in this section, the term "Indian tribal organization" means any tribe, band, or community of Indians which is subject to the laws of the United States relating to Indian affairs or any corporation, association, or group which is organized under any of such laws.
1996—Pub. L. 104–294 substituted "$1,000" for "$100" in third par.
1994—Pub. L. 103–322, in third par., substituted "fined under this title" for "fined not more than $5,000" after "Shall be" and for "fined not more than $1,000" after "he shall be".
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Leone will face Tafuna in the Championship after play-offs
Last Saturday morning hosted this year's ASHSAA 2012 Semi-final football match ups, a double header that saw another surprising turn this year, when Leone devoured the Vikings in another big upset for the season. This was Leone's first time ever win against the Vikings in seasonal records, and it was a huge!
For the Warriors semi-final against the Wildcats, it wasn't much of a surprise, but the final score was — with a blowout shutout of hugh proportions.
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Tafuna 68 - Nu'uuli 0
Sam Ulu of Tafuna worked hard in the beginning of their match up to punch in the Warriors first six points of the game, early in the first quarter, followed by the two point attempt by Lauina Futi who secured the Warriors 8 point lead with just 9:32 into the first quarter of the game.
Not too long after that, when Nu'uuli couldn't convert on a four and out situation, still in the first quarter, 7:12 remaining in the quarter, and Nu'uuli sent a punt over to Tafuna which was received by "Pretty Boy" Ryan Pa'aga who caught that punt, and brought it all the way back for a 78 yard touchdown return. Their two point attempt in the hands of Ulu again was good enough to spot the Warriors on top 16 - 0.
Tafuna continued to dominate early in the ball game with Daniel Fereti firing the ball continuously to his receivers to gain big yardage fast, and with the help of his backers, the top quarterback in the league was able to move the chains to Nu'uuli's 3-yard line to send "Vicious" Vena Umu up the middle for another Warrior touchdown with just 2:22 still in the first quarter of the game.
Late in the first quarter of the game, Fereti was taken out after a hard hit by Nu'uuli's Karl Tolai. He was gone for the rest of the quarter. Tafuna brought in the sophomore Frank Mauigoa at quarterback, who brought the Warriors from their own 23-yard line, and spotted a daring opportunity for the Warriors on the Wildcats 9-yard line. Mauigoa's first pass inside Nu'uuli's red zone and it was intercepted by Solo Moea'i of the Wildcats, Mauigoa's first interception in his Varsity career.
Early in the second quarter, 9:32 into the closing quarter of the first half, and Fereti comes back in the game for his first play after being injured; and fired out the perfect pass to Ulu who ran in to record a 65-yard pass reception for a touchdown. Their two point attempt in the hands of AJ Filoiali'i was good enough to spot the Warriors on top 30 - 0.
Fereti continued to dominate the field with his passing precision to Umu to close off the first half of the game with Tafuna locked on top 38 - 0.
Opening up the second half of the game, 10:08 early into the third quarter of the game, and Fereti moves the chains down to Nu'uuli's red zone again. Their first down possession there, and Fereti hooked up with Lauina Futi on another passing touchdown for Tafuna. Their two point attempt was a quarterback keeper by Fereti to send the Warriors leading 46 - 0.
Nu'uuli started to sum things up on defense throughout the third quarter, but their offense still couldn't answer back in points and the Warriors continued to rule the field on defense. It wasn't until early in the fourth quarter, 11:41 into the closing quarter of the game, and Fereti fired out a threading pass through Nu'uuli's defense to find Simon Tuese in the end zone for another Tafuna touchdown.
Nu'uuli, not able to recover the football after a kick off from Tafuna after that touchdown conversion, spotted another fortunate opportunity for the Warriors on the Wildcats 14-yard line. Nu'uuli thinking pass again, but Tafuna brought in their bruising fullback, Ioane So'onalole who scored his first touchdown of the game sending the Warriors to a 62-point lead after the two point attempt by Filoiali'i.
5:43 remaining in the ball game, and Tafuna saves Fereti to the sidelines for their Championship game, and utilizes the sophomore sensation that led the Warriors JV team to their 5th Championship title of the season. Mauigoa still dazed from his first interception of his varsity career, did not hesitate to keep passing the ball when he came in to take over for Fereti.
Tafuna playing a second down situation on Nu'uuli's 33-yard line, and Mauigoa faked the hand off to Ulu, and looked deep to fire out the perfect pass to CJ Sam for the Warriors final touchdown of the game that sent the Warriors home to prep for Saturday's Championship game, after devouring Nu'uuli 68 - 0.
SAMOA NEWS PLAYER OF THE GAME: Daniel Fereti
Samoa News selected the top quarterback in the league, Daniel Fereti to his sixth Player of the Game title after leading the Warriors over the Wildcats to the Championship game this Saturday. Fereti racked up 4 passes for touchdowns, 1 end zone conversion for extra points, and 56 yards on quarterback keeps. He averaged 9 of 10 completed passes per series.
Leone 43 - Fagaitua 21
The second semi-final game of the day had Fagaitua written all over it, after a long season for the Lions who were never able to record a win against the Vikings throughout the regular season. But in this game, Leone found their pace and worked their points early in the ball game to give the Vikings the hardest game of this season — which eliminated them from championship contention.
Fagaitua came out on offense to feature "Iron Man" Howard Tautu at starting quarterback who was already building up the heat for the Vikings, driving the ball down field with a full backfield. But when Tautu aired out his first pass of the game, he regretted not throwing it a bit harder than he thought when his pass was picked off by Leone, bringing the Lions offense out with Fagalilo Oa at quarterback. But it was "Lion Heart" Rudy Steffany who broke loose from Fagaitua's 34-yard line and out to the end zone to record his first touchdown of the game, with just 6:05 into the first quarter of the game. The field goal conversion by Ricky Petaia was good enough to lock Leone on top 7 - 0.
Later on in the same quarter of the game, Leone still moving the chains downfield, managed to spot a threatening third down situation on the Vikings 2-yard line. Oa handing off the counter attack to the middle in the hands of Asofa'afetai Olo, sent six more points onto the Lions side of the scoreboard, extending their lead 14 - 0 after the field goal conversion by Petaia.
Then, just when Leone thought that they were going to end the first quarter with Fagaitua being scoreless, the Vikings thought otherwise when they played a first down situation from their own 28-yard line, and Ta'ala passes the ball out to Eti "Small Man" Fealofa'i who caught that pass, juked his way around Leone defenders, and booked it downfield for Fagaitua's first touchdown of the game, coming back to trail the Lions 14 - 7 after the good field goal conversion by Peni Tuvalu.
Late in the second quarter of the game, Leone playing a threatening second down situation on the Vikings 7 yard line after a hard running game by Steffany, Leone was able to keep pounding the ball with "Lion Heart" Steffany, who again managed to keep his pace going and scored his second touchdown of the game. Their two points in the hands of Danny Falana'i was good enough to seal Leone on top 22 - 7.
The second half of the game brought more heat to the Vikings as they couldn't break Leone's defensive pressure on both the running game and the air game. It wasn't until Fagaitua started to utilize their bruising fullback Opetaia Wells who gained big yardage for the Vikings leading up the Lions 3-yard line, and Fagaitua turned to Wells again for the spark that turned up the Vikings second touchdown of the game.
Not too long after that Leone decided to answer back with a first down situation being played on Fagaitua's 3 yard line, and again Leone turned to their power back Steffany to finish the job, as he recorded his third touchdown of the day with another counter attack to spot Leone on top 29 - 13 after the field goal conversion by Petaia.
Oa pulled some of the best plays he ever executed this season on quarterback keeps, to scoring his first touchdown of the game on a quarterback keeper, sending the Lions over Fagaitua 36 - 13.
The last quarter approached as a big threat to Fagaitua, with the time running out fast, and Leone leading the ball game, Fagaitua was not going to take losing for an answer. After seeing tremendous footwork from Fagaitua, running back David Alo, spotted Fagaitua another first down situation on Leone's 2-yard line, the Vikings sent Wells up the middle for another Vikings touchdown. Their two point conversion in the hands of Wells again was good enough to bring them back trailing 36 - 21.
Fagaitua always considered as the second half team in the league, wore out its second half luck when Leone scored the closing touchdown of the game.5:33 remaining in the last quarter of the match, and Leone's Steffany scored the closing touchdown of the game, sending the Lions home to prep for the Warriors in their championship game this Saturday, after a huge victory of 43 - 21 following the field goal conversion by Petaia.
SAMOA NEWS PLAYER OF THE GAME:"Lion Heart" Rudy Steffany
Samoa News selected the hard running Senior Running Back from the village of Sogi to his fourth Player of the Game title this year after leading the Lions over the Vikings last Saturday in a huge upset. Steffany racked up 4 touchdowns, and 102 rushing yards on ground attack, 13 broken tackles.


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Top 3 kitesurfing spots?
Greece, Rhodos. I love this place since I was a child. We used to travel around Greece every summer till we found this awesome place. On one side there are nice waves, on the other side is flat water. My parents enjoy to waveride, and me with my brother we like to do freestyle. It´s windy all summer and it´s nice to spend holiday with my family and friends.
Brazil. Stable wind, sun all day long, flat water, endless beaches. What else do you need to be happy? I am always happy when I come back there and the brazilian fruit is just delicious.
Cape Town, South Africa. The conditions are really tough, but it´s really good for me to train in difficult conditions because the competition is never on easy spots. The nature is amazing and party is also really good! When there is no wind there is cable that I love as well. I think next time I will bring waveboard as well, the waves there are amazing. So you never get bored in Cape Town, always a lot of things to do!
Favourite gear setup?
9m Vegas with 22m bar and the Team Series with boots it´s the best choice for me to have a good freestyle session
Cat or dog?
I love dogs, I have always wanted to have one, but since I was little we have been traveling a lot and my parents didn´t want to get me one. When I get old and settle down I will get a cute dog.
Vegetables or pizza/burger?
Vegetables for sure! I don´t really eat burgers.
Girls or boys?
Haha, boys for sure. Lucky I am a kiteboarder, i always have lots of sexy guys around! Jealous?!
Water or champagne?
Water and I love red wine!
Car or bike?
Since I got my driving licence last year I love to drive. I love to drive big cars and look like gangsta!
City or beach?
Beach, i love to wake up with the breeze, go for a morning run and spend the day in the sea.
Pink or black?
Easy! Pink is my colour!
Plane or road trip?
I love to go on roadtrips with a camper, soo much fun! I don´t really like long flights, I am always waiting untill someone invents a teleport.


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