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Colorado QB plans to transfer
Colorado quarterback Shane Dillon plans to transfer to another school to play basketball.
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Dillon is a redshirt freshman and is listed as a backup on the Buffaloes' depth chart behind junior Connor Wood.
The 6-foot-5, 200-pound Dillon was recruited as a basketball player out of Christian High School in El Cajon, Calif.
He went through spring practice with Colorado and was 19 for 39 for 185 yards and two touchdowns in four scrimmages under new coach Mike MacIntyre.
The school said in a statement that Dillon had spoken with CU basketball coach Tad Boyle about the possibility of joining the team but no scholarships were available.


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Gyptian - Wine Slow
"Gyptian unleashes his latest video "Wine Slow." The visual, directed by ASHA, was filmed on Bob Marley Beach in Morant Bay, Jamaica. The call-to-action song title is creating viral dance movement on YouTube and the lyrics video has already received over 5 million views to date. "Wine Slow" is available now on Gyptian's new digital EP SLR and will be featured on his upcoming full-length album Sex, Love and Reggae due in stores this summer on VP Records. "
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Tobacco is not just a commodity. It is a culture, a way of life, and a multi-billion dollar business. And it is the most controversial crop on the planet.
There is so much discussion about the health hazards and the politics of cigarettes. They kill people, yet taxes on them sustain so many government services.
Each year, the taxes on cigarettes go up, and smoking rates go down.
But beyond those headlines, there's a farm story, a product grown on U.S. soil for centuries. How ingrained is tobacco in agrarian America? Don't forget, Native Americans used it as currency before Europeans even arrived. In many parts of the country, it is the most lucrative crop per acre. Even with huge increases in prices for wheat, corn and soybeans, which average about $300 per acre, nothing makes more money than $1,500-per-acre tobacco.


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Quoting Deg Farrelly <email@example.com>:
> I am coming late to this discussion, and admit that I have not read the
> entire thread.
> Here is an observation on the $1000 per anum model that Jonathan
> mentioned earlier, in relation to Gary's model of purchased use crumbles
> to dust...
> The "access to all" model that Jonathan references is similar to
> electronic journals packaging models. You pay $X, you can use all that
> we publish. (Some of that was built on pricing models that guarantee a
> revenue stream to the publisher, based on what the library was already
> paying. "You subscribe to X # of journals at $X per year. Guarantee us
> that $ figure and you can have access to all we publish. - This is a
> gross * over simplification * of the model).
> The advantage to this is that our users (and I'm speaking of journals
> users) are able to and DO access articles in journals we otherwise would
> not have subscribed to. We don't have to receive them, check them in,
> label them, re-shelve them, etc.
> Win win all around.
> Same thing, in theory, for licensed digital media content. We get a
> wider array of content, for significantly reduced cost per use.
> But in an earlier note, Jonathan indicated their (and I don't mean FRIF
> in particular, but any media distributor) distribution rights are not in
> perpetuity, but for set periods. What happens when the rights to FRIF
> or WGBH or PBS,etc. programs expire. (Think, NOVA, Eyes on the Prize,
> and countless other programs)
> In the purchased copy model, we retain the copy and the right to use
> that copy until it deteriorates. Under US Copyright (and I raise this
> point with some trepidation) under certain limited conditions we are
> guaranteed the right to make a * copy * and continue to use that
> program.
> Under the licensed access model, if FRIF/WGBH/PBS rights go away, so
> does the access.
> With journals, library licenses are now demanding ongoing access. That
> is, when the library ceases to subscribe to a title, access to what it
> previously subscribed to will be maintained and guaranteed. (Library Y
> subscribed to the Journal of Z from 1980-2004. Subscription included
> electronic access from 1990 on. In 2004 the subscription was cancelled,
> but the publisher continues to provide Library Y guaranteed access to
> the electronic files of Journal of Z from 1990 to 2004).
> In some cases publishers allow the subscribing library to archive
> backfiles.
> It's the questions around modes that continue to provide access to the
> content after distribution rights have expired, or a company has gone
> belly-up that interest me.
> ________________________________
> From: firstname.lastname@example.com
> [mailto:email@example.com] On Behalf Of Jonathan
> Miller
> Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 4:18 PM
> To: firstname.lastname@example.com
> Subject: RE: [Videolib] Digital Streaming Companiesandlicenseoptions
> Well Yes and No:
> 1) If you ALSO continue to buy a DVD or VHS of selected titles
> (not all titles) think of it as giving all your students and faculty
> access to watch a stream of all those films, PLUS all our hundreds of
> other films you may not even know about (not YOU, but, you know) for - $
> 1.11 each per year. That's not a good deal?
> 2) You could cut back on your purchase of hard copies, and just
> access our collection and get all our new films, basically, for a lower
> per film cost as our library continues to grow (as it does).
> Also, you aren't paying for the same piece of "property" - you are
> paying for another way to access and use that "property".
> I am assuming that at some point people will stop buying physical
> copies. Some will want access to a server in the sky, some will build
> their own servers, etc. - then we will not be caught up in this question
> of buying something "twice" (which arises because in fact you (well not
> YOU, but, you know) do want it twice - rather - we will be back where it
> has always been - about what price the commodity is worth.
> (To illustrate that another way: if you (Gary) promise to buy 50 films
> from me a year at list price, I WILL (me) give you some sort of digital
> license for only $1000 extra!)
> ________________________________
> From: email@example.com
> [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of Gary Handman
> Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 5:14 PM
> To: firstname.lastname@example.com
> Subject: RE: [Videolib] Digital Streaming Companiesandlicenseoptions
> Hi Jon...
> Here's my take: $1000 for digital rights to the FRIF library is an
> incredible buy; $1000 per year is not.
> Look: in the old order, I buy a video or DVD from you once; I use it
> until it shreds, crumbles, or vanishes... Then I get a replacement copy
> for a deeply discounted price. I show the film in classrooms and the
> media center...sometimes dozens of times over the course of year...
> Why in the world would I pay for the same damn piece of intellectual
> property over and over again? In the case of tape/dvd it ain't as if
> you (I'm using you generically...) are gonna get any more money out of
> me...one sale--that's it. How is digital different.
> I also want to bring up an issue here that hasn't been brought up
> previously in this thread. A number of distributors are making digital
> files available "off the shelf" in various formats (windows media,
> quicktime, etc.). There are other access models brewing (e.g. FMG's
> remote access model...) Nonetheless: the fact is that for a large
> number of distributors offering licensing rights now and probably in the
> future, if we want to go digital, we're gonna have to do the work
> ourselves...we're going to have to encode, store, and provide public
> access to the content. How does this factor into the whole pricing
> structure for digital rights (or does it?). And what's more, maybe
> those of us headed in this direction need to be talking about
> cooperative projects: it would be nuts if ten of us got busy encoding
> the same damn piece of video, no?
> Gary
> At 12:09 PM 2/13/2006, you wrote:
> Dear Claire
> Sorry, I am getting a bit confused (and not just from your email below,
> but
> the entire thread).
> Let's try it this way: When I introduce the FRIF Online Documentary
> Database
> on 1/1/07, and offer you all the chance to subscribe for $1000 per year
> per
> campus, and in return you can access streams of all the films we have
> rights
> to and distribute: Would that be a good deal? (we distribute about 900
> films).
> If so, then, aren't we only talking about a) price (most of all) and b)
> available infrastructure and c) bureaucracy (in the good sense)?
> As I understand your position: we should provide this service (access to
> these works) for free.
> Or maybe your position is: if we put them on a server then yes you might
> pay
> something, but if we let you put them on a server, then no you shouldn't
> have to?
> I travel all over the world (someone has to) to find films to bring to
> this
> country, many of which won't be distributed here if I (or someone else)
> doesn't do that. Who pays for that? You do: and I think you pay for it
> (via
> the prices you pay for our films) because you think it's worth it.
> The filmmakers give us those rights to bring their films to you because
> we
> pay them something for that right. (and, n.b. we NEVER have gotten those
> rights "in perpetuity", there is ALWAYS a term on them).
> Do you want that entire system to collapse? Fine: you will have access
> in
> future to a) pirated films via bit torrent etc or b) films available on
> servers in other countries or, c) films people put out there without
> expecting any compensation, or d) what?
> It's one thing if you are talking about "orphaned" works: no one owns or
> claims them. I don't care what you do with them.
> But FRIF is an ongoing business and part of my job is to look out for
> the
> rights and interests of the filmmakers, our staff, and myself, and to
> ensure
> that they (and we) receive some compensation for the use of their work
> (and
> the work that we do).
> How do you propose to maintain that in the ground is as slippery and
> soft
> and malleable as you suggest, apparently out of a desire to get more
> value
> out of the media while lowering your costs (or eliminating even) at our
> (collectively, the field's) expense?
> Or have I missed something? Probably I have. Please tell me what it is.
> Thanks,
> Jonathan Miller
> -----Original Message-----
> From: email@example.com
> [ mailto:email@example.com
> <mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com> ] On Behalf Of M. Claire
> Stewart
> Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 1:26 PM
> To: firstname.lastname@example.com
> Subject: RE: [Videolib] Digital Streaming Companiesandlicenseoptions
> In addition to the great questions that you list below, I hope our
> review committees also ask: why are we considering purchasing these
> licenses? Is it really necessary? How are the materials being used,
> and does fair use or TEACH apply? There are four fair use factors; I
> think often the amount used is what makes video librarians think fair
> use doesn't apply, but that is only one factor among four. So far,
> our colleagues in music and visual resources have argued this more
> successfully than we have; they've been making the whole works case
> since CONFU and have recommended copyright policies to back it up.
> I realize that this comment may provoke the usual response from some
> on this list. I strongly disagree with the perspective that
> digitizing and streaming titles which the institution legally owns
> without purchasing an additional "digital license" is necessarily
> illegal.
> I would like to hear from others who are typically silent when these
> debates arise on VIDEOLIB. I'm curious where the people not
> represented on Monique's list stand. I know not everyone has the
> technological resources to support a local streaming service; waiting
> for the video equivalent of a Naxos/Classical Music online service
> and paying a subscription fee makes sense in those cases (or maybe in
> all cases: Northwestern has both a robust local music streaming
> service and subscriptions to music streaming databases). But if it's
> not a question of technical resources, and faculty are requesting
> streaming, has the institution chosen not to make a legal decision,
> leaving the question hanging? What strikes me most are the cases
> where licenses are being purchased but no services provided. We may
> have taken to electronic journals like ducks to water, but there were
> significant new services being offered with ejournals: centrally
> delivered electronic content, vastly improved access through search
> services, etc. What exactly are we paying for now?
> If folks want to email me offlist please do:
> email@example.com
> .
> Claire
> At 3:23 PM -0600 2/11/06, Bergman, Barbara J wrote:
> >I'm okay with paying a reasonable higher price for digital access, but
> >cost aside, digital rights that have to be renewed create a purchasing
> >problem because I am no longer making a one-time purchase.
> >
> >Anything with an ongoing cost is considered a serial, with ongoing
> staff
> >time as well as ongoing financial commitments. It will be treated the
> >same as if we were purchasing access to a journal database.
> >So, in order to purchase digital rights with a time limit, I lose a lot
> >of my autonomy in making purchasing decisions. I am going to have to go
> >make my case to our Serials Review Committee - who are going to ask all
> >the same questions that we're asking (while also getting over the
> >sticker shock of how much many educational videos cost in the first
> >place). Other questions they will ask - Whose budget is going to pay
> >for the renewal? Who will keep track of the length of the license? Who
> >will decide whether to continue access? Who is responsible for making
> >sure the renewal gets paid? What if we decide that our budget can't
> >absorb the renewal costs?
> >
> >Will I be looking at acquiring digital access? Yes.
> >Are we jumping in? Not yet.
> >Will perpetual access be a selling point? Definitely.
> >
> >
> >Barb Bergman
> >Media Services Librarian
> >Minnesota State University-Mankato
> >(507) 389-5945
> >
> >_______________________________________________
> >Videolib mailing list
> >email@example.com
> > http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/videolib
> <http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/videolib>
> --
> ____________________________________________________
> M. Claire Stewart
> Head, Digital Media Services, Marjorie I. Mitchell Multimedia Center
> Coordinator of Digitization Projects, Northwestern University Library
> (847) 467-1437
> email@example.com
> http://www.library.northwestern.edu/cstewart/
> http://copyrightreadings.blogspot.com
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> Director
> Media Resources Center
> Moffitt Library
> UC Berkeley
> firstname.lastname@example.com
> http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/MRC
> *****
> "In societies where modern conditions of production prevail,
> all of life presents itself as an immense accumulation of
> spectacles."
> --Guy Debord
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Northern Ireland was transformed into a winter wonderland two weekends ago when arctic weather made its way east – but the Antrim Borough escaped relatively unscathed apart from pockets of snow on higher ground.
Despite that, freezing temperatures and driving winds caused havoc for pedestrians and drivers alike.
With much of County Antrim under an amber warning from the Met Office, there was chaos on the roads on Friday, January 18, as motorists battled through the big freeze to get home for the weekend.
[Source: Antrim Guardian]
Two cow carcasses found dumped in Creggan River recently has shocked and angered the local community and prompted Sinn Féin Councilor Terry Hearty to publicly condemn those responsible.
The dead animals were found along a stretch of the river popular with walkers in the Poet's Glen.
Describing the perpetrators as "mindless individuals," Councilor Hearty says they are beneath contempt and called on anyone with information on those responsible to contact the police or the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (D.A.R.D.).
[Source: Examiner Newspaper]
A family's beloved pet dog is fighting for its life after it was savagely attacked by hounds on a weekend hunt, it has been claimed.
Gardaí (police) in Graiguenamana, County Kilkenny, have launched an investigation into the alleged incident, which happened at Bahana Wood, north of St. Mullins, in Co. Carlow.
Rene Jaggli said that he and his four sons – aged 10, 13, 16 and 17 – were in the woods with their dog Kas when hounds from the Carlow Farmers Hunt attacked their terrier.
"They just tore him apart. It was unreal, it was like you see in a horror movie," Mr. Jaggli added.
[Source: Irish Independent]
Over $21.5 million has been allocated to Cavan County Council for road improvement and maintenance under the 2013 National Roads Allocation.
Fine Gael T.D. for Cavan and Monaghan, Deputy Joe O'Reilly, has welcomed the grants as announced by the Minister for Transport, Leo Varadkar.
"I am delighted to have been informed by Minister Varadkar that [$20,804,025] was allocated to nine roads throughout the county for general improvements and [$693,933] was allocated to the council for winter and safety maintenance," said Deputy O'Reilly.
[Source: The Anglo Celt]
Up to 54 houses in a West Clare seaside resort have been seriously devalued due to a "malfunctioning" sewage treatment plant, residents have claimed. A house at Westpark, Spanish Point sold for $567,000 during the height of the economic boom in 2007, but the current guide price for a house in the estate is $200,000.
Householders in the mixed residential and holiday home development have claimed their dwellings have been devalued to "next to nothing" because they can't get certification of compliance due to issues surrounding the planning permission for the sewage treatment plant.
Clare County Council was initially alerted to problems with the treatment plant shortly after its installation in January 1998.
Senior executive chemist Mary Burke expressed a number of concerns about the operation of the plant on April 5, 2000, the Clare Champion has learned.
[Source: Clare Champion]
"Fear, isolation, and a lack of purpose."
These were among the reasons given by Pat Behan of Suicide Aware for an alarming rise in deliberate self-harm by males in Cork since 2007. According to figures released last Wednesday by the Men's Health Forum, there has been a 55 percent increase in deliberate self-harm in Cork City and county by males.
"We are finding," continued Ms. Behan, "that our helplines are becoming [busier]. People are frightened by cutbacks. In one case that we had recently a man was after being hospitalized for drinking paint stripper after finding out that his telephone allowance had been cut off and he could not afford the dispensing charge on his prescription. He did not die but he will suffer the ill-effects for the remainder of his life. People feel ashamed and useless and that they have no prospects because of this recession."
Ms. Behan continued: "The tragedy of suicide is far worse than anything else, particularly the reasons that lead to suicide. To hell with the recession, no matter what the problem is there is a solution. Anyone who is suffering has got to talk to someone about it."
[Source: Cork Independent]
A judge has imposed a restraining order on a teenager that bans him from going near his mother's home for three years.
District judge Barney McElholm imposed the order on Samuel Murray (18), of Northland Road, Derry, who pleaded guilty to criminal damage.
The court heard Murray arrived at his mother's Limavady home in the morning. He asked her for money and when she refused she heard the sound of glass breaking.
Murray sped away from the house and his mother noticed that the outer pane of glass was broken. When the teen was arrested he apologized for his actions and offered to pay for the damage.
[Source: Derry Journal]
One Milford mother was trying not to think of the fact that four of her six children left the country in search of work last week.
Last Sunday, three members of the Orr family were among seven people from the town of Milford who boarded a flight and left this country in search of work. Sharon, Ciaran, and Mark Orr travelled to Perth this Monday, while their brother Garrett returned to London to work last Thursday.
[Source: Donegal Democrat]
The ransacking of two local primary schools two weeks ago has been met with widespread disgust, with the principals of both schools condemning the acts as a "violation" and "an attack on children."
St. Patrick's Primary School in The Meadow in Newry and St. Malachy's Primary School in Whitecross became victims to the mindless attacks that took place on Tuesday, January 15.
Entry was forced into both schools and the main offices were completely ransacked, presumably in a search for cash or valuables. The perpetrators left empty-handed as all schools are now cash-free environments, but not before causing serious damage to the premises.
[Source: Examiner Newspaper]
The sister of a man shot dead by his friend during a drinking session says she does not accept the killer has no recollection of what happened.
Marie Flanagan, sister of victim Edward Flanagan, was speaking after father-of-four Peter Donnelly (52), of The Green, Larch Hill Apartments, Santry, was sentenced to life imprisonment for her brother's murder.
Donnelly shot father-of-one Edward Flanagan in the back of the neck as the victim watched a film in his apartment while drinking a can of beer. The incident occurred on June 16, 2011.
[Source: Evening Herald]
Fifty people were rescued by the R.N.L.I. in 2012 in local waters, according to figures released last Tuesday.
The figures released by the organization also show that Enniskillen's station had the second highest number of "launches" – 46 – in which 50 people were rescued, over the whole of Northern Ireland.
Enniskillen operates two bases on Upper and Lower Lough Erne, which is the North's only inland R.N.L.I. station.
One of the busiest periods here was during August, where the Enniskillen R.N.L.I. rescued 19 sailors in just three days.
[Source: Fermanagh Herald]
A woman, who denies murdering her former boyfriend outside her Salthill apartment by stabbing him 18 times with a kitchen knife, rang Gardaí (police) seconds later telling them: "I've stabbed the bastard."
Maura Thornton (31), from Inverin, Connemara, denies the murder of Kevin Joyce (59) at an apartment at 183 Upper Salthill, on July 31, 2011.
On the opening day of the murder trial at the Central Criminal Court sitting in Galway last Monday, Maura Thornton's mother, Breege Ridge Thornton (59), told the jury she saw her daughter take a black-handled knife from a kitchen drawer and go outside the apartment in a rage to where the deceased had been standing on a flat roof looking in the kitchen window.
Mrs. Ridge Thornton's partner, Brendan Lydon, said he followed the accused outside a few seconds later and while he didn't see her stab Joyce, he did see her standing over his still body with the knife in her hand.
[Source: Galway Bay FM]
The idea of telling the story of Daniel O'Connell, "The Liberator," on the silver screen was put to leading director Steven Spielberg and actor Daniel Day-Lewis when they attended the premiere of Spielberg's film Lincoln, in Dublin, two weekends ago.
The pair met Arts and Heritage Minister Jimmy Deenihan, who made the suggestion.
The Kerry-based minister, a long-time admirer of O'Connell, said afterwards he was hopeful his proposal might come to reality.
Mr. Deenihan also said Spielberg had heard about O'Connell — who was born at Carhan, Caherciveen, and lived in Derrynane House, also on the Ring of Kerry.
[Source: Irish Examiner]
An Athy mother is too terrified to return to her home after it was broken into twice in three days.
Sabrina McMahon claims she has been threatened that her home in Pairc Brid will be firebombed if she returns to live there and says her house is now being used as a "drug den."
The house was first broken into sometime between midnight and noon on January 8, and, on that occasion, flat-screen televisions and a set of keys were taken. The burglars are understood to have returned to the property again three days later on January 11, when a radio cassette player and a check-book were stolen. It's understood that the keys stolen on January 8 were used to access the house on January 11.
[Source: Kildare Nationalist]
Local filmmaker Gabriel Murray will showcase his documentary George Clooney's Irish Roots at Dunamaise Arts Centre on Friday, February 1.
The documentary was shot on location in Counties Kilkenny, Laois and Waterford.
It traces the emigration of George Clooney's, Irish ancestor, Nicholas Clooney, from Kilkenny to Kentucky, during the Great Famine of 1847.
It also involved an intensive search for his Irish links, as well as the discovery of George's ancestral home.
The film features Fiona Clooney, who historically made the initial contact with George's father in 2008, when he came to Ireland in search of his Irish roots.
[Source: Kilkenny People]
A Chinese national convicted of cultivating cannabis plants has been ordered to leave the country in return for a suspended sentence.
Zhe Lin, of no fixed abode, committed the offense at Boherard, Ballacolla, on June 19.
Garda (Police Officer) Robert Foran gave evidence that, acting on a search warrant, he and a number of Gardaí attended the defendant's rented accommodation on that date. The premises were empty, so the Gardaí gained access via an open window at the rear, where they discovered what Garda Foran described as "a grow-house." The Garda said that 180 cannabis plants were discovered in the upstairs bedroom of the house, while a bag of cannabis leaves and a box of cuttings to be used for propagation were also found.
[Source: Leinster Express]
The communities of Aughavas and Carrigallen are mourning the death of Eugene Charles, known locally as "Gino," who was buried two weekends ago.
Mr. Charles was last seen leaving Carrigallen at 12:40 a.m. on Friday, January 11. He was missing for five days, before his body was discovered at Kilahurk, Carrigallen on Wednesday, January 16.
A large number of locals from Aughavas and Carrigallen searched the area around the town with the Gardaí (police), before the body was discovered opposite Carrigallen Church that afternoon.
The Moyne road out of Carrigallen was closed from the afternoon of January 16 until after the body was removed from the scene on Thursday afternoon, January 17.
[Source: Leitrim Observer]
Judge Eugene O'Kelly last Tuesday asked – in respect of a man with 213 previous convictions – whether his reoffending was rooted in his desire to get dental treatment behind bars.
Michael Whelan (34) of Kylefea, Croom, pleaded guilty at Limerick District Court to the theft of a packet of razors valued at $20 from Ballinacurra Pharmacy on January 4.
Before sentencing the accused, Judge O'Kelly asked Whelan's solicitor, Ted McCarthy, if his client was the same person who had previously abused him because a sentence he imposed "was not of sufficient length."
Mr. McCarthy said his client had on that occasion sought a longer sentence so he could qualify for dental treatment while in jail.
[Source: Limerick Leader]
He may be renowned for his unique poetry, but Longford man Enda Murray created a stir of a different kind – this time as he tied the knot to fiancée Ann Marie Kerin in the first-ever civil ceremony at Ardee Castle in County Louth.
Now dubbed the "Bard of Ardee," Enda wed Ann Marie last Thursday. For his fiancée, it is the perfect fairytale wedding. She grew up in the shadow of the historic castle just across the street.
After being made redundant from his job in Sligo about five years ago, Enda set decided to take a new path in life and he started writing poetry. He went on to compile his now famous books including "Back to the Craic" and "Doom and Gloom me Arse." Then, he took to the roads of Ireland selling his poems.
[Source: Longford Leader]
Dr. Peter Geraghty, who is from Ardee, has been made president of the Royal Town Planning Institute.
The Institute has over 23,000 members and represents professional town planners in the U.K. and Ireland and also has members in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong and China.
Peter is the eldest son of P.J. and Breda Geraghty, Ardee. He is married to Caroline Colon, daughter of the late well-known historian Larry Colon.
Peter attended the Monastery National School and Arden Community School before studying at Dundee Institute of Technology and the University of Ulster.
[Source: Dundalk Democrat]
A county councilor described a spate of burglaries two weekends ago in his electoral area as "devastating."
Speaking to The Mayo News last Monday, Clr. Damien Ryan said he did not want to strike fear into communities in South Mayo, but said he believed it was only a matter of time until there was a fatality as people take extra measures in protecting their homes.
Clr. Ryan was speaking after a weekend that saw two homes in South Mayo and a holiday home in East Mayo broken into, while a calf-cage was also stolen from a farmyard in Hollymount.
The councilor said he had seen several cases where legal owners of firearms were "dusting them down in preparation for what may, or may not occur."
[Source: The Mayo News]
After almost 10 years in temporary accommodation, there was great joy as the sod was finally turned on the new primary school for St. Stephen's National School in Johnstown, Navan last week.
Alex Kiernan Byrne (4), who will start school in St. Stephen's next September, helped school principal Jenny McHugh perform the sod-turning on Tuesday morning, while Fr. Michael Cahill blessed the site.
Local councilors and members of the parents' council joined sixth-class pupils and some of the children due to start school this year for the sod-turning ceremony.
[Source: Meath Chronicle]
Burger King is no longer sourcing burgers from the Irish company at the center of the horsemeat scandal.
The global fast-food giant Burger King confirmed last Wednesday it has switched to an alternative supplier for its Irish and British restaurants because A.B.P.'s Silvercrest plant is under investigation for contamination of supermarket burgers with horsemeat.
Silvercrest in County Monaghan is a burger-making subsidiary of beef tycoon Larry Goodman's A.B.P. Food Group, which has meat processing plants throughout Ireland, Britain and Europe.
[Source: Irish Independent]
A total of 45 events have been confirmed across Offaly during 2013 as part of "The Gathering" Festival.
Events will take place from March right through to November across Offaly ranging from a St. Patrick's Day Weekend Festival, to parish gatherings, to an Equinox Festival, to an American Festival in Moneygall.
The first event is the St. Patrick's Day Weekend in Tullamore from March 16 to 18, which will see visitors from all over the world visiting and taking part in the celebrations. Tullamore is linked with Chandler, Arizona, whose impressive 80-person band has been invited to perform at the weekend festival.
The weekend will include art exhibitions, drama performances, street performers and, of course, the extremely popular parade.
[Source: Offaly Express]
Discussions have taken place in recent weeks on the location of the McAleese collection of items at King House in Boyle.
Former president Mary McAleese has donated more than 60 gifts to the State she received during her 14 years in office. Many of those items were presented by heads of state, including Barack Obama and Yasser Arafat.
Deputy Frank Feighan said last week that to have some of these presentations on display at King House in Boyle "would certainly prove to be a major attraction for visitors at home and abroad. The Taoiseach (Prime Minister) is aware of the ambitions locally to house some of the collection in Boyle and is delighted at the enthusiasm being shown to bring to Roscommon what would be a wonderful showcase."
[Source: Roscommon Herald]
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson paid tribute to former Celtic and Irish soccer star Sean Fallon at his funeral.
The County Sligo native died at the age of 90 two weeks ago, leaving a legacy which included his time as assistant manager to Jock Stein, when the club became the first British team to lift the European Cup in 1967.
Hundreds of mourners attended his funeral service in Glasgow last Wednesday, including Ferguson and famous Celtic faces, such as current manager Neil Lennon and a number of current and former players.
Ferguson addressed the congregation at the Church of Christ the King in Glasgow, to pay tribute to "a great man."
He said: "I think it's very difficult for people who are successful to remain humble, it's a touch of greatness.
"Sean always had that greatness. Through his background, his upbringing, his Irishness, that breeds humility and also loyalty, he would never let you down."
[Source: Irish Independent]
North Tipperary V.E.C. and Nenagh V.S. have been complimented by Clr. Seamus Morris for making sports facilities at the school available to the general public and local sports clubs.
"The facilities here are second to none," he said at the January meeting of North Tipperary V.E.C., at which members were given an update on the school's building program.
"You should be commended for making them available to the youth of this community," he said.
Fine Gael's Clr. Conor Delaney pointed out that Nenagh Town Council had provided $67,000 in its budget to develop the all-weather pitch that will form part of the Nenagh V.S. sports campus.
[Source: Tipperary Star]
A lucky Fermanagh and South Tyrone resident could be in line for a very happy New Year . . . if only they can find their winning million pound lottery ticket in time.
It is a ticket with three letters and six numbers that would mean a New Year-in-a-million for one very lucky person.
The problem is that no one seems to know where it is, and the person only has days to find it.
Camelot has told the Courier they have launched a final search for the mystery winner in the hope of giving them a New Year present to remember.
[Source: Tyrone Courier]
A cyclist will spend months in a body cast after he was catapulted from his bike after cycling into a pothole in Tallow while out for a regular cycle with the Dungarvan Cycling Club.
Experienced cyclist Ollie Sandford from Kilmacthomas suffered multiple injuries including a fractured skull, broken cheek bone, broken shoulder, broken eye socket and three fractured vertebrae, in the incident on January 6. Mr. Sandford remains in hospital in the Southern Infirmary in Cork in a body cast, which he expects to have to wear for three to four months.
Ollie was part of a group of 60 cyclists from the cycling club, who, on Sunday, January 6, set off from Grattan Square in Dungarvan, travelling through Old Parish, Ardmore and Youghal. They were just over a mile from Tallow when the accident occurred.
[Source: Waterford News & Star]
A Mullingar mother of six has started a one-woman crusade to get the powers that be to help the hundreds of thousands of ordinary, hard-working families who are struggling to make ends meet.
For the last two years, Walshestown resident Linda Raeside says that she and her husband Luke – who has a "good job" – have not bought heating oil or used their electric clothes drier in a bid to make Luke's salary last until the end of month.
Linda says her family's income has fallen by at least $800, since the introduction of the Universal Social Charge at the start of 2011 and the cuts to the Children's Allowance over the last two budgets.
"Every month you are always waiting. The last week is always the worst – you are trying to make sure there is enough food on the table, we are trying to make sure there is enough diesel in the car so my husband can go to work in Dublin, and all the bits and pieces that come in from school and you are trying to push it out until you get paid."
[Source: Westmeath Examiner]
A check for $40,000 will be sure to help the "January blues" for former Wexford G.A.A. County Chairman Paddy Wickham, who took part in the Winning Streak program on Saturday, January 19.
The Bloomfield man entered the game-show as the "Dream Player" and spun the Dream Maker Wheel, missing out on the top prize of $67,000 but winning a hefty sum of $40,000.
The lowest prize that he could have scooped on the wheel was $13,000.
[Source: Wexford Echo]
The bail of a convicted sex offender sentenced to 12 years for the rape and indecent assault of his daughter has been revoked.
The judge apologized to Patrick O'Brien's victim, Fiona Doyle, and expressed regret for the stress caused.
O'Brien, from Bray in County Wicklow, admitted the rape and indecent assault of his daughter, over a 10-year period.
He had been released on bail pending appeal, after nine years of the sentence were suspended.
[Source: BBC News]


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HAVERFORD, PA – The 11th ranked York College women's lacrosse team improved to 2-0 with an 11-9 non-conference win over Haverford College on Saturday in Haverford, PA.
The Spartans fired the opening salvo just 48 seconds into the game as senior Melissa Ritchey (Hampstead, Md./North Carroll) found the back of the cage off a pass from Allison Kolacy (Rockaway, N.J./Morris Knolls) to give York the early lead. The Fords tied the game just 37 seconds later as Hannah Morgan recorded a free position goal.
Senior Erica Mulford (Crownsville, Md./Seton Keough) put the Green and White back on top with a free position goal of her own at the 24:42 mark. Haverford's Christina Gould tied the game for the second time when she scored an unassisted goal just over 12 minutes later. York got back-to-back goals from Jocelyn Hudson (York, Pa./Central York) and Kerri Nicolich (Islip, N.Y./Islip) to take a 4-2 lead.
Haverford's Diana Perry scored on another free position shot to draw the Fords to within one but Mulford and Hudson responded with goals late in the stanza to give York a 6-3 lead at the half.
Morgan opened the second half scoring with her second goal of the game, cutting Haverford's deficit to 6-4 with 25:19 left in the game. Mulford struck again at the 21:59 mark and teammate Sarah Castle (Annapolis, Md./Annapolis Area Christian) notched her first goal of the year as the Spartan lead grew to 8-4.
The Fords would go on a 4-2 run, cutting the York lead to 10-8 with 4:31 remaining in the game. Hudson scored her third goal of the game with 2:53, giving York more breathing room at 11-8. Haverford got the game's final goal from Gould with 1:37 left. The Fords won the ensuing draw but York forced a turnover and ran out the final 34 seconds of the game.
Mulford had a huge day as the senior poured in five goals for a game-high five points. She did her damage on nine shots including 1-for-2 in free position shots. Hudson tallied a career-high three goals while she also captured a game-high seven draw controls. Ritchey was the other Spartan with multiple points as she notched a goal and an assist.
Senior defender Jess Soroka (Pasadena, Md./Chesapeake Senior) caused a career-high six turnovers while she also scooped up five ground balls for York.
Gould paced Haverford as she notched three points on two goals and an assist. Morgan, Perry, and Carter each added two goals for the Fords while Elyse Adler contributed a goal and an assist. Sarina Manetta had a team-high four ground balls for the Fords.
Senior Ashley Smith (Cinnaminson, N.J./Cinnaminson) registered seven saves in the win as she went the distance in net for York. Haverford's Megan Chenworth made 10 saves in the loss.
York outshot their hosts 30-24 while the Fords edged the Spartans in ground balls, 15-14. The Spartans won 13 draws to nine for Haverford.
The Spartans are scheduled to make their 2014 home debut on Wednesday afternoon when they host Franklin & Marshall in a showdown of nationally ranked squads. First draw is set for 4:00 pm.


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A Peek Inside Kelly Wearstler's Hollywood Mansion
This month's issue of Vogue highlights Southern California interior designer icon, Kelly Wearstler's Hollywood mansion, a residence she saved from the hands of demolition and redecorated in an eclectic (and with sometimes bizarre) mix of styles that include 80's postmodernism and Vegas-Miami kitsch with her signature colourful/textured decor style...
An excerpt from the Vogue October feature:
In the new house, even the shoes and vintage hats in her enviably appointed closet are scrupulously color coded—and so are her sons' bedrooms. Elliott's room is burnt apricot, with a bird's-eye maple four-poster bed and faux-crocodile wallpaper, while his brother, Oliver, has Memphis chairs in his cerulean-blue bathroom and a Tiffany-blue tufted sofa. (Wearstler has claimed that her proudest decorating moment was when "my sons told me how much they loved their bedrooms.")
But Wearstler's palette can be subtler, too. In the den that resembles a pickled-oak humidor, she has created a setting for a Roger Moore-era James Bond, complete with horn-legged tables, black-lacquer-and-brass furnishings and objets, ebony leather Chesterfield sofas, and an alarmingly overscaled nude sculpture (torsos, busts, and other statuary abound in the house; "There are a lot of other people living here!" she says, laughing).
Love it or hate it, Kelly's interiors are always a conversation starter. What do you think?
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Hachet & Bear
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- Specialty: Handcrafted utensils, bowls and objects for everyday use
- Price range: $$
- Website: hatchetandbear.co.uk
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- Founded: 2012
- Founded by: EJ Osborne
- Headquarters: England
Founded in 2012 in England, Hatchet & Bear makes handcrafted utensils, bowls, and objects for everyday use, by combining traditional methods, simple hand tools and locally foraged wood.
Name/Title: EJ Osborne
Open/launch date: End of 2012
Inspiration for opening: I look closely at product design in a historical context — how things were done, how things have evolved, and how lots of things have become over-processed and ruined. I like to take manufactured products, turn back time and take them on a different route. I like to present people with alternatives. Take the simple wooden spoon - a usually soulless, mass-
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ATLANTA -- The Washington Nationals say an Atlanta-area television worker has died after collapsing before their game against the Braves.
Nationals spokesman John Dever says 61-year-old Reuben Porras of Newnan, Ga., collapsed Wednesday while setting up for MLB Network, which is set to broadcast the finale of the four-game series in Atlanta on Thursday.
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My husband and I recently attended a local parade, for the "Cowboy Culture Celebration" in our local community. One of the groups on parade was the Sons of Confederate Veterans 1896,. I was reminded as I watched this group that many Confederate veterans came to
during the 50 years after the Civil War. Texas
The Family Stories
One of those veterans was my 2nd gr-grandfather, Jeremiah Castleberry.
I remember when I first learned that he had served in the Civil War. My grandmother's cousin had this ambrotype of him. She also had an ambrotype of my 2nd gr-grandmother, Jeremiah's wife Martha Jane Lewis. Martha would have had Jeremiah's picture and he would have carried hers.
I asked my father what he knew about his gr-grandfather. He told me that his gr-grandfather hated being in "The War" [for those of you who are not Southerners, "The War" is the Civil War] and that Jeremiah was conscripted to serve by the slave owners. He also said that the Castleberrys didn't own slaves and so Jeremiah resented having to support that institution. He also told me that Jeremiah and his brother were marching along a road when Jeremiah's brother was shot. Jeremiah stopped to render aid but the commanding officer made him leave his brother on the road and keep marching. Jeremiah's brother died that day and Jeremiah resented the officer.
The Romance Began to Fade....
Compiled Military Service Records
Brigadier General Fred C. Ainsworth, head of the Record and Pension Office in the War Department [now the Department of Defense], directed that the Civil War Records and Documents be organized to obtain as complete a record on each soldier as was possible. This project began in 1903 and a card was completed for each time a soldier's name appeared in a record.
Copies of Jeremiah's records cost me $5 back in the 1980s. The clerks in the National Archives chose which documents they would include in your package. Sometimes you got the whole file and sometimes you did not. In the late 1990s, my sister ordered Jeremiah's records from the NationalPark Service . She got more than I had gotten, but it cost her $50.
Two years ago when I became a member of Footnote I looked for Jeremiah's records. Now I have 31 images of his service in the Confederate Army.
Make a Chronology
Jeremiah's CMSR (Compiled Military Service Record) provides these facts:
Served as a private in Co. F of the 2nd Battalion known as Hilliard's Legion, which later became Co. C of the 59th Alabama Regiment.
26 March 1862: enlisted at Rockford, Coosa Co,
. Alabama 1 June 1862: present [Muster rolls included the lists of soldiers in a company. The notes indicated whether they were "present", sick, wounded, captured, deserted, etc. 1 Sept 1862: present 31 January 1863: present "joined from desertion."
- July/August 1863: present
20 September 1863: reported sick to the hospital. The same day his brother Joseph was killed at . One can only believe that he said he was ill so he could check on his brother, who had been shot. Chickamauga
- 12 May 1864: wounded; "shell wound slightly above the left knee."
- 25 May 1864: returned to duty
17 June 1864: captured at Petersburg, VA 24 June 1864: arrived at City Point, VA 27 July 1864: transferred to Elmira Prison in . He spent most of the rest of the war at Elmira Prison in New York . New York was the Union equivalent of Elmira Andersonvillein the South. 14 Mar 1865: released in a prisoner exchange 25 Mar 1865: furloughed from , Howard's Grove, General Hospital Richmond, VA.
There were 6 cards in this file that belong to a Jerry M. Castleberry, Pvt. Co B, 30th Regiment, AL Inf, who died at
while a prisoner. This is not my Jeremiah, since he lived to come home and father my gr-grandmother in 1868. Camp Douglas, Illinois
Facts Generate Questions
Jeremiah's CMSR generated more questions for me:
Why did he desert?
Why did he return to his unit?
What was time spent in
prison really like? Elmira
Did his experiences during the Civil War, such as battles like
where Chickamauga brigades fought or imprisonment at Texas where he would have met Texans, influence his decision to move to Elmira ? Texas
What was life like for his family in
while he was away at war? Alabama
Did his two other brothers and his brothers-in-law serve in the Civil War?
From these questions, I can look for more documents to help me understand Jeremiah's experience and his family's experience during the Civil War.
For each question I can make a research plan to help me focus on the records and strategies most likely to answer that question.
What I Learned
- I learned that family stories frequently have a kernel of truth in them.
- I learned that the records can give meaning to seemingly inexplicable actions.
- I learned that there may be more than one soldier with the same name and cards for both may be filed together.
- I learned that by knowing the facts found on the cards and using Civil War books and websites, I can trace the movements of my Civil War ancestor.
- I learned that if I create a chronology of the facts found on the cards, I have a better picture of what Jeremiah's experience was in the war and where I can find answers to my questions.
- I learned that in spite of being Southern and an avid fan of Gone With the Wind, the Civil War was a dark period in the history of our country. It was in no way romantic.
If you want to find the CMSRs for your Civil War ancestor, check out Footnote. The searches are free. You can purchase a subscription or pay a fee for each individual page you want. I recommend the subscription. There were 31 images for Jeremiah. Had I paid the single image fee, it would have cost me over $65 for just his file. By paying $15 more for an annual subscription, I have access to the records of my other Civil War ancestors and my Revolutionary War ancestors and several censuses.....you get the picture.
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Nashville, Tenn. - It took overtime, but the Tennessee State men's basketball team hung on to defeat the Colonels of Eastern Kentucky, 85-81, on "Senior Day".
Senior Kellen Thornton led the way for TSU, scoring 25 points on 9-of-13 shooting and pulling in nine rebounds.
Fellow senior Robert Covington chipped in with 13 points and tied a career-high with 16 boards, helping TSU outrebound EKU, 42-29.
Patrick Miller poured in 19 points on 5-of-11 shooting and his 11 assists were one shy of his personal best.
Guards Jay Harris (11) and Jordan Cyphers (10) each scored in double-digits for TSU (17-13, 11-5 OVC).
Thornton was the Tigers' main option to start the game, and he scored eight of his team's 10 points during the first nine minutes of action. Despite his play, TSU trailed EKU, 16-10, thanks to nine points from the Colonels' Mike DiNunno.
For the next four minutes, TSU went on a 10-0 run to take a four-point lead. Five different Tigers scored during the stretch including Miller who canned his first three of the game.
The teams traded blows for better portion of the first half, but EKU ended the period on a 12-0 run to take a 35-27 lead into the locker room. EKU's Marcus Lewis made a hoop with just tenths of a second before the horn.
TSU ended the first half with an 18-13 advantage on the boards, but the squad had 11 turnovers, leading to 16 Colonel points.
EKU scored the second half's first hoop- a three by Glenn Cosey- but the Tigers responded by scoring the next seven points to cut the Colonel lead to four.
The Tigers were still down four when Cyphers found M.J. Rhett open for a lob pass down low. The sophomore caught the ball cleanly and promptly slammed it home while drawing a foul. Rhett also scored TSU's next two baskets including another strong dunk. Despite Rhett's highlight reel plays, TSU still trailed the Colonels, 53-48, with 12:30 left in the game.
The Tigers kept chipping away at the lead and eventually tied the score at 57 when Miller made a couple of free throws at the 8:35 mark. Covington converted a layup on TSU's next possession and the home side had its first lead of the second half.
The teams went back-and-forth for the next seven minutes with neither side able to gain more than a four-point lead.
With the game tied at 68, Miller drove down the lane and kicked the ball to a wide-open Harris in the corner. Harris hit the shot and re-took the lead with 1:30 left in the game.
The Colonels responded with a three of their own, and had a chance to win the game in the waning seconds but two jumpers missed the mark, forcing overtime.
TSU trailed by one point in the overtime until Thornton and Miller both converted on circus-like up-and-unders to make the score 77-74 in favor of the Tigers.
Tennessee State never relinquished its lead and made 8-of-10 free throws down the stretch to sink the Colonels, 85-81.
With the win, TSU tied the school-records for single season wins at the Gentry Center (11) and wins over OVC opponents (11).
TSU shot 52.9 percent in the game (27-of-51) including 71.4 percent during the second half (15-of-21).
EKU attempted 42 three-point shots in the game, seven shy of the OVC all-time record for threes in a game.
The Tigers will next play on Thursday in the second round of the OVC Tournament. TSU will tip-off against either Morehead State or UT Martin at 6 p.m.
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Mechanics Cooperative Bank is expanding its presence in Taunton with the opening of a new bank branch at 316 Broadway in the city.
TAUNTON — Mechanics Cooperative Bank is expanding its presence in Taunton with the opening of a new bank branch at 316 Broadway in the city.
The new location will employ five full-time and five part-time people and be fully equipped with complete lobby banking services, drive-up ATM, drive-up teller access and a self-service coin machine, the bank said.
President and CEO of Mechanics Cooperative Bank, Joseph T. Baptista Jr. said he felt "proud to have been able to expand in the city of Taunton while offering our customers a complete and modern banking facility."
"This new bank branch is another example of how we are truly making our "Let's Keep it Local!" philosophy, a reality," Baptista said.
Mechanics Cooperative Bank was recently honored with a Small Business Community Development Award from the Taunton Area Chamber of Commerce for the branch project and the bank's commitment of more than $1 million in real estate development within the city.
The new branch at 316 Broadway will serve existing Bay Street bank office customers, however, a functioning ATM will remain at the 308 Bay St. location as well as back-office staff.
In total, Mechanics Cooperative has eight branches including ones in North Dighton, Somerset, Swansea, Fall River and Westport. It has total assets of $435 million.


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Growing up in Brooklyn, NY, one learns early on that being a snitch can be hazardous to one's health but my President has asked and I have decided to forgo my own personal safety and expose those who are doing harm to my President and my Country.
First and by far most damaging must be Valerie Jarrett. Ms. Jarrett is so close to the President that no one really knows exactly what she tells him; however, since his approval ratings have gone down consistently from his very first day in office, it only makes sense that everything she is telling the President must be wrong. Mr. President, Valerie must go!
Second, in my humble opinion, Lisa Jackson, head of the EPA, may very well be a subversive plant within your administration. The regulations that Ms. Jackson has put in place so far have cost tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of jobs. Her proposed regulations going forward could drive the number of jobs lost well into the millions. Ms. Jackson should be watched closely. Perhaps hiring a new Czar, who keeps a friendly eye on your cabinet members and advisors might be in order.
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With one win and two defeats, Manchester United are now half way through their 2013 pre-season tour of Asia.
The Premier League champions have had an extreme overhaul this summer with new home and away strips as well as a new manager and backroom staff.
Former Everton manager David Moyes has now managed three games as the Manchester United manager since replacing the retiring Sir Alex Ferguson.
Despite losing two of his first three games he remains optimistic ahead of the new season.
The summer is never quiet at Old Trafford and with the club confirming their interest in Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fabregas, United look willing to break their transfer record to secure the former Arsenal star.
Whilst United are hopeful of signing Fabregas, the club could be losing star striker Wayne Rooney who is currently being linked with a move to Chelsea.
Rooney was sent back to Manchester after suffering a hamstring injury in training and hasn't been able to compete under the new boss as of yet.
David Moyes' first game in charge ended in with a 1-0 defeat but despite the result, the Premier League champions fielded a youthful side who showed passion and desire, something which pleased Moyes.
The players managed to create chances, cause problems for the defence, keep possession and gain fitness.
Whilst a 1-0 defeat wouldn't have been the start David Moyes had been dreaming of, the pre-season is more about giving him time to understand the squad and not so much the result.
After their 1-0 defeat, the squad flew to Australia to play the A-League All Stars. With United now having Robin van Persie in the team, Moyes quickly adapted him into the pre-season squad and brought him on from the bench in the 5-1 thrashing of the All Stars.
With goals from Lingard,Welbeck and Van Persie, United looked more settled, clinical and determined to secure their first win of the tour.
Three days after their 5-1 victory against the A-League All Stars, United faced Japanese side Yokohama F-Marinos, which ended in a 3-2 defeat.
Despite clear efforts from the United regulars as well as hopefuls, Zaha and Lingard, United had to swallow their second defeat in three games.
The club now have to prepare for their Friday fixture against Cerezo Osaka in which the likes of Zaha, Lindgard, Anderson, Fabio and Kagawa will all likely feature.
The club will be looking to secure a win although fitness levels and team chemistry will defintely be a talking point in their pre-match discussion.
United youngster's Wilfried Zaha and Jesse Lingard have shown huge ability in their first three games and have caused real problems for the opposition.
As well as the club's younger talent, the likes of Rio Ferdinand, Robin van Persie and Michael Carrick have all started to improve their game ahead of the season, giving United fans something to look forward to.
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ST. BONAVENTURE, N.Y. — Franciscan Institute Publications announces the release of "St. Bonaventure's Commentary on John's Gospel: Thirty Days of Reflection and Prayer" by Robert J. Karris, O.F.M.
In Karris' selection of the Johannine passages for 30 days, he gives preferential treatment to those passages used in the liturgy during Cycle B and for Christmas, Sundays in Lent, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and the Sundays after Easter. Perhaps preachers may want to share with their congregations interpretations that are so old they are new, that sparkle because Bonaventure has singled out the very best from tradition, and that challenge our hackneyed ways of interpreting a favorite passage such as Jesus' healing of a man who had been disabled for 38 years (John 5).
Each day is arranged in the following manner. At the beginning, Karris tells readers what passage from John's Gospel to read and meditate upon. Then he provides Bonaventure's commentary on one or two verses of the passage under consideration. His Reflection follows Bonaventure's interpretation. In the Reflection, he relates Bonaventure's commentary to the rest of the passage being interpreted, to contemporary exposition, and to themes in the rest of the Gospel. He concludes each day with a Prayer, which is meant to be a springboard for readers' own prayers.
In the tradition of lectio divina, Bob Karris, O.F.M., offers us a way to prayerfully explore the Seraphic Doctor's Commentary on the Gospel of John. Karris has insightfully selected 30 gospel texts with Bonaventure's comments to help us deepen our Christian discipleship. This is Franciscan scholarship at its finest: to lead one to an encounter with the Living Lord!
- Michael Perry, O.F.M., Vicar General, Order of Friars Minor, Rome
About the author:
Robert J. Karris, O.F.M., Th.D., is a Franciscan priest of the Sacred Heart Province whose headquarters are in St. Louis. He earned an STL from Catholic University of America and a Th.D. from Harvard University in New Testament and Early Church History. Fr. Karris is a former professor of New Testament at Catholic Theological Union in Chicago and a former Provincial Minister of Sacred Heart Province and General Councilor of the Order of Friars Minor. Currently, he is research professor at The Franciscan Institute of St. Bonaventure University. He has been widely published and his most recent New Testament books are, St. Bonaventure's Commentary on Luke's Gospel, and Works of St. Bonaventure: Commentary on the Gospel of John. He is a past president of the Catholic Biblical Association of America and for the last seven and a half years he has preached in well over 100 churches in the United States on behalf of the poor served by Food for the Poor. He is general editor of the 15-volume Works of St. Bonaventure series published by Franciscan Institute Publications. Among other books with Franciscan Institute Publications, Fr. Karris has written The Admonitions of St. Francis: Sources and Meanings and has translated and edited several, including Defense of the Mendicants (translated by Karris and Jose de Vinck), Disputed Questions on Evangelical Perfection (translated by Karris and Thomas Reist, O.F.M.),Bonaventure's Commentary on the Gospel of Luke (edited by Karris), Bonaventure's Commentary on Ecclesiastes (edited by Karris and Campion Murray, O.F.M.), In the Name of St. Francis: A History of the Friars Minor and Franciscanism Until the Early Sixteenth Century (by Gordo Giovanni Merlo, translated by Karris and Raphael Bonnano, O.F.M.).
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Lies Wide Open is about opening peoples eyes to the lies that are being forced fed to the masses. How does one hide the truth? In plain site of course! We cover conspiracy theories to current events, we will not think for you, this show is mostly our opinion, we just plant the seed and it is up to you to water it. It is time to think outside the cube, open our eyes so we can crack the Lies Wide Open!
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SRAM athletes open Crankworx with a bang.
For 2013 Crankworx is back and bigger then ever. Located in beautiful Whistler, B.C. this iconic event has rapidly grown in to one of the largest mountain bike festivals in the world. In the past decade Crankworx has brought a highly diverse mix of riders from all over the world to compete in mix of exciting events and races. SRAM continues its winning way in the opening days with returning Fat Tire Crit Champion Carl Decker dominating the international field through the Olympic Plaza once again. The following day saw Martin Soderstrom taking another win the in the Speed and Style against Cameron Zink in the finals. The Whistler Blackcomb Village is electric with anticipation of events and races that will see the best riders in the World battle head to head in the relentless pursuit of victory throughout the week. Follow us as we capture the moments that make memories that will last a lifetime.
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Canceled: Starting and Managing a Business
When: Friday, Nov. 1, 2013, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
FastTrac® GrowthVenture™ (Session 8 of 10)
When: Friday, Nov. 1, 2013, 9 a.m. to noon
FastTrac® GrowthVenture™ is targeted to existing businesses who want to develop a plan for growing their companies. Hindsight is 20/20, so use that to create a framework and a plan to improve your business performance. In this course, you are an active participant working on your own business strategy. Facilitators are knowledgeable entrepreneur practitioners who are attuned to the issues that influence the decisions you make about your company, making the program meaningful by applying this knowledge to your business. On-going coaching enables you to access one-on-one input to continue to move your business forward even after the program has ended.
View our Registration and Cancellation Policies here: http://info.umkc.edu/sbtdc/registration-policy/.
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$995.00Register before August 15 to receive the early-bird price of $845.00. After August 15, price is $995.00.
Carmen DeHart, firstname.lastname@example.com of Missouri-Kansas City SBTDCphone: 816-235-6428
Canceled: Advanced Stay Strong, Stay Healthy - Cole (Session 8 of 11)
When: Friday, Nov. 1, 2013, 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Cooking Matters for Adults - Oct-Nov, 2013, Chillicothe Housing Authority (Session 3 of 6)
When: Friday, Nov. 1, 2013, 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Cooking Matters for Adults is designed to help participants choose and prepare healthful meals within their budget. The class involves hands-on cooking, food safety, and nutrition education.
Lynda Zimmerman, firstname.lastname@example.com Extension in Cole Countyphone: 573-634-2824
Cooking Matters (Session 5 of 6)
When: Friday, Nov. 1, 2013, 10 a.m. to noon
Cooking Matters is a culinary-based nutrition education program that aims at reducing food insecurity and empowering individuals and families with skills to cook at home.
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Lydia Kaume, firstname.lastname@example.com Extension in Jackson County - Blue Springsphone: 816-252-5051
Stay Strong, Stay Healthy (Session 9 of 13)
When: Friday, Nov. 1, 2013, 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Please call the Laclede Co Extension Office at 417-532-7126 to register.
Stay Strong, Stay Healthy - Cole (Session 8 of 11)
Stay Strong, Stay Healthy is a strength training program developed by Tufts University to help men and women increase strength, flexibility and balance. Missouri's Stay Strong, Stay Healthy (SSSH) program is designed to increase middle age and older adults' access to a safe, structured, and effective strength training program. At each session, a prescribed set of 8 upper and lower body strengthening exercises are done along with warm-up and cool-down stretches. Participants are made to feel comfortable regardless of their current fitness level so they can safely participate and gradually build the strength beneficial to health.
Contact the Cole County Extension Center at 573-634-2824 or e-mail the instructor.
St. Clair County 4-H Recognition Banquet
When: Friday, Nov. 1, 2013, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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Kim Hall, email@example.com Extension in Johnson Countyphone: 660-747-3193
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Louis CK: Connecting With Fans & Giving Them A Reason To Buy By Being Polite, Awesome & Human
from the simple-as-that dept
Given that attitude (and given plenty of other things he's done recently) it came as little surprise that he's released his latest "live" video directly himself off his own website, for $5 via Paypal, and is offering it with no DRM or anything like that. There are download and streaming limits, which I assume are to avoid bandwidth issues. There are a few ways he might have been able to deal with the bandwidth to offer more downloads or streams, but on the whole, he appears to be doing everything he can to make the process as simple and convenient as possible. He even put up a short note about file sharing on the page:
To those who might wish to "torrent" this video: look, I don't really get the whole "torrent" thing. I don't know enough about it to judge either way. But I'd just like you to consider this: I made this video extremely easy to use against well-informed advice. I was told that it would be easier to torrent the way I made it, but I chose to do it this way anyway, because I want it to be easy for people to watch and enjoy this video in any way they want without "corporate" restrictions.Once again, as he did a couple years ago, it's a polite and friendly request, not a demand or any sort of threat or anger. On top of that he explains his reasoning. In both cases, he comes across as being human, which all too often doesn't happen with stars.
Please bear in mind that I am not a company or a corporation. I'm just some guy. I paid for the production and posting of this video with my own money. I would like to be able to post more material to the fans in this way, which makes it cheaper for the buyer and more pleasant for me. So, please help me keep this being a good idea. I can't stop you from torrenting; all I can do is politely ask you to pay your five little dollars, enjoy the video, and let other people find it in the same way.
To market this release, he hit the perfect target audience for this thing, doing a Reddit IAmA discussion (basically a Q&A for those unfamiliar with Reddit). Once again, throughout that discussion he was... incredibly human, and he answered a ton of questions. Not surprisingly, it's a really fun and interesting read.
Sometimes, when we talk about business models built around CwF+RtB (Connecting with Fans plus a Reason to Buy), people seem to falsely assume that means you absolutely have to give away all your content for free. We've said time and time again that that's simply not the case at all. If you can really connect with fans, and then make it convenient and reasonable for them to support you, they will do so (as I did). And that's exactly what Louis has done here.
I don't think anyone doubts that the film will end up being available from unauthorized sources. It may already be available that way. Hell, I'd bet that Louis himself expected it to show up for free pretty quickly. But the point is that the people who still "pirate" the video really don't matter. Those people were never going to pay anyway. What Louis has done, this way, is give tons of people (including plenty who normally don't pay for content) a really good reason to buy: which is by being polite, awesome and human. Compare that to so many who are rude, mediocre and programmed.
He seems to recognize this directly in some of his comments, where he notes that he went to The Pirate Bay for the first time the day before the release, and tried to think about what to do:
I don't know yet if I'll do it again. It hasn't run it's course. But I AM SO HAPPY I DID IT. Just so fun and it has been massively gratifying to share the positive of it with so many people who have written and expressed their feelings.I've talked a few times now about reasons to buy, but the more and more we see success stories, I tend to think the simple list I have above is really a key point. Being polite, awesome and human takes you a hell of a long way towards both being able to connect... and giving people a reason to buy.
The day before I posted the video I went on pirate bay, which i had never visited and i read the guy's thign where he posts letters from media co's and artists and then his nasty and kind of hilariously chest beating responses. I thought "jesus. This guy is a piece of work. I would NEVER tangle assholes with this guy." and then I thought about it. What do I say to these people? To hope they don't make me regret putting it out there naked like this? So I wrote that little "to torrent" letter, just being a guy saying "dude. please?" it's the best I can do. If it doesn't work, well.


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