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Beating one of the best Class A teams in the Commonwealth wasn't supposed to be this easy. But the way Tom Nola puts it, the key to victory number 44 in a row for his Bears was pretty academic.
"We've got Tyler Boyd, and they don't," the head coach said with a smile.
Boyd, a probable Division I prospect, rushed for 141 yards and three touchdowns on 12 carries, and also contributed two two-point conversions and one of four defensive interceptions in Clairton's 42-6 rout of Sto-Rox in the WPIAL Class A Football Championship at Heinz Field Saturday.
"I know I tell them this all the time," Nola said, "but it's really unbelievable what they do."
Funny you should say that…
The Bears forced five turnovers in all and held Sto-Rox's offense, which had been averaging over 42 points per game and had engineered several of its own running-clock victories, to just 99 net yards.
"There's no question in my mind that's the best team in Single-A, and they certainly proved it tonight," said Sto-Rox head coach Ron Butschle, who has led the Vikings to the Class A Final in two separate coaching stints. "Things snowballed, and they snowballed quickly. We didn't just give away the ball, we gave them good field position too."
With the win, Clairton captured its fourth straight district title, and it also moved to within three more wins of breaking the WPIAL record for longest winning streak held by Brookline, which, in fact, is also the only other WPIAL football school to win four championships in a row.
"We played a good team today. They just made too many mistakes. Our kids just played their game," Nola remarked.
That game usually entails physically breaking the will of their opponents, and making them pay a price for every hash mark, though quite frankly, both defenses were their usually dominant selves in a scoreless first quarter.
Having said that, it took literally 12 seconds of second-quarter play for Boyd to humble the Vikings.
Immediately following a punt he took a wildcat snap and took off to his left, shedding a tackle deep in Sto-Rox territory and weaving to a 55-yard touchdown. Boyd went wildcat again for an easy two-point conversion (since Clairton does not have a natural placekicker on its roster) to give the Bears the game's first points.
"It felt like we came out and set the tone, especially my blockers," Boyd said. "I don't think I could have made those scoring plays without them."
After the first of Terrish Webb's two interceptions, fullback Kaylan Kenney made way for Boyd with a 32-yard run up the middle. The WPIAL's top scorer capped the drive with a six-yard TD run, and caught the Vikings napping for two more points to give Clairton a 16-0 cushion with 3:21 left in the first half.
Webb's damage, naturally, was far from done. He made a shoestring catch of a ten-yard pass from Capri Thompson, then got open in front of Kevin Hooper for the ensuing two-point conversion to make it 24-0 Bears with 57 seconds left.
"It was awesome. I felt like I was a big-time player," Thompson said of starting at Heinz Field for the first time.
He wasn't alone. Pitt recruit Marzett Geter showed great concentration 26 seconds later while hauling in one of his two receptions, a 54-yard touchdown, to crack the Vikings' goose egg.
Two defensive backs over-committed, and that was one of the few mistakes Clairton would make moving forward, as Geter's taunting penalty cost his team P.A.T. yardage, and the Bears led 24-6 at the break.
Clairton took the second half kickoff and atoned for that miscue quickly by putting the ball in Boyd's hands and letting him do the rest. He raced up the middle, cut hard to the right, and outran the Vikings' secondary for a 47-yard touchdown, his third of the day and 35th of the year, for a 30-6 advantage.
Not only had the Bears more than doubled their output in each of their three consecutive championship victories, but they had also embarrassed a defense allowing less than nine points per game.
"The key was to keep them off balance. We wanted to run Tyler a lot, but we also wanted to run different running backs and different kinds of schemes," Thompson said.
Meanwhile, the Bears continued to harass sophomore quarterback Lenny Williams, who finished an otherwise admirable 12 of 20 for 127 yards, and top rusher Josh Beverly, who gained just three yards on eight tries.
A 20-yard scoring run by Devant Gardlock with 4:37 left in the fourth, and a 14-yard touchdown run by Bryon Clifford after the ensuing kickoff was fumbled punctuated the Bears' big day.
"Not only are they athletic, but they're strong," Butschle said. "They got off the ball and disrupted our run game, and that made a big difference."
Three games. That's all that separates Clairton from yet another page in the western PA history books.
"Everyone's aware of it. I don't think there's any pressure on the players, maybe on the coaches a little bit. Every week [the players] try to calm me down…they say, 'don't worry, we've got this.' But I'll still worry anyway," Nola said with a chuckle.
Clairton opens the PIAA playoffs against District 5 champion North Star next weekend at Yough High School. Meanwhile, Sto-Rox is left to reflect upon a great season that ended in less-than-great fashion.
"Today is very painful for the kids and the whole community," Butschle said. "But when we look back and realize what they accomplished, I'm very proud of them."
"This hurts," Geter said of losing to the defending champs. "But I definitely respect them."
After a performance like this, the rest of PIAA Class A had better do the same.
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So, here is my chosen "stuff". As you can see, I carry a lot of "paper" with me, hah! I'm really afraid to go anywhere without a journal of some sort--because I'm sure I'll think of something to write down that I don't want to forget. I don't really like taking notes on my iPhone--I'll forget about it, but I check my notebook almost every day.
VickiSheehan. She makes handmade journals with different pages and lace. They really are breathtaking. My tote is from my own shop, Silver Moon Creations. I love the orange fabric!
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Penguins center Jordan Staal yesterday accepted a plea deal through attorneys that resolves his case in Cook County, Minn., stemming from a late, loud bachelor party for his brother Eric.
Cook County prosecutor Tim Scannell said in an e-mail interview that Jordan Staal, 19, accepted a deal in which he pled guilty to reduced charges of petty misdemeanor disorderly conduct and underage drinking. He will pay $737 in fines.
Scannell said Eric Staal, a center for Carolina, accepted a similar deal, without the underage drinking charge.
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Twitter has announced a change that may affect your follower count if you have any followers with locked (aka suspicious) accounts.
"Follower counts are a visible feature, and we want everyone to have confidence that the numbers are meaningful and accurate," a blog post on Twitter read on Wednesday (July 10). "Over the years, we've locked accounts when we detected sudden changes in account behavior. In these situations, we reach out to the owners of the accounts and unless they validate the account and reset their passwords, we keep them locked with no ability to log in. This week, we'll be removing these locked accounts from follower counts across profiles globally. As a result, the number of followers displayed on many profiles may go down."
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I wanted to experiment with this one...especially after picking fellow monster, Craigs brain during Art Club. This is pen and ink, masking fluid, ink washes and a bit of white acrylic and white paint marker. The background however was an experiment. Craig had mentioned working with bleach..so I did attempt it here. I had splashed and brushed the bleach on..but it did not seem to have any affect on the inks. That was until I took a sanding block to it....this was the end result.
I chose a background story for the character. After seeing numerous times in the news of young kids getting killed for sports jackets and tennis shoes. So I combined that premise of story along with my love for Forrest Whitaker in Ghost Dog. If you head to my blog...http://www.chelzostudios.com/..you can check the sketches.
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Wow. Nice mood, the texture is incredible, and the and I love the depth of field. Definitely raised the bar with this one.ReplyDelete
Thanks Ben. It's be more impressive if I had turned this in on time. :)ReplyDelete
Damn I thought this image was only going to be the portrait shot to find out it was merely a fraction! Excellent job, Ghost Dog and the Crow I would love to see that movie! So how big is this piece? I ask because it looks like it would be way larger than my scanner bed which makes me wonder how you get your art into the computer so well? Scan in pieces? Photo? Either way I'd love a tutorial.ReplyDelete
Craig, Forrest Whitaker is fantastic.....and Ghost Dog has to be one of his best films. Hands down. This measured at 11x14 I believe. I have an 11x17 flatbed I got as a Christmas gift. Just a basic Mustek that I've used for comic book work. Most of the stuff I scanned was ink work. Which it's great for.... Color work not so much. And as a side note, bleach does not affect ink....at least not right away.ReplyDelete


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October is normally a politically heated month in Thailand, as seen in the numerous street protests, military shenanigans and other political developments in the recent history and in the more distant past. However, the events in this month were less controversial, or the changes were in the detail, or both. Here are some of the stories that show that.
Military promotions and cabinet reshuffle: look who's talking now?
Normally, the annual reshuffle and promotions of countless military officers and civilian ministers is enough source for discord between the government and the armed forces and for both groups within themselves. This year's military merry-go-round has been largely unsurprising – apart from the removal of Defense Permanent Secretary Gen. Sathien Permthong-in – and reassures the ongoing truce with the government. Also, the promotion of Yingluck's nephew is seen by some as a good sign.
The new cabinet of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra on the other hand has some interesting changes. Yongyuth Wichaidit has resigned as deputy prime minister and Pheu Thai Party leader, some saying to evade a potential corruption case, while the rest of the Yingluck cabinet has the pundits reaching for very different conclusion. Some are saying Thaksin is slowly reclaiming the party, while others say Yingluck is holding her ground.
Sleeping hawks are awake, confused
One more thing that normally comes up during this time of the year (mostly as a negative outcome of the two issues above): rumors and calls for a military coup – since that is apparently the only time-proofed method to bring in stability and democracy in Thailand, according to some.
Last Sunday saw yet another rally that calls for the current government to be ousted by nothing else but a military intervention. The group calls itself Pitak Siam (Protect Siam) and their main organizer is Ret. Gen. Boonlert Kaewprasit, chairman of the Armed Forces Academies Preparatory School (AFAPS) Foundation and Class 1 graduate. He's also been consistent in demanding coups on a regular basis (and having participated in the failed coup attempt of March 1977), citing the cause of protecting the monarchy from lèse majesté. No change this time:
"I'd love to see a coup because I know this puppet government is here to rob the country. Several sectors of society can't take it anymore. If I had the power a coup would have been staged by now," he said. (…)
Over the past year the government has not only stood by as offensive criticism has been hurled against the monarchy, but it has appeared to encourage it, he said. The government has showed itself to be Thaksin's puppet, he said, adding that by installing his sister Yingluck as prime minister, Thaksin had insulted the entire nation.
"Pitak Siam rally hopes to oust govt", Bangkok Post, October 24, 2012
The rally itself was joined by groups (many are PAD-aligned) that can be generally described as ultra-royalist, anti-democratic and nationalist, but also some that are just fed up with the current government. Attendance figures varied wildly between 3,000 (police estimate) and 30,000 (organizer's estimate) – but it's safe to say that they were able to fill the main grandstand at the Royal Turf Club, which holds about 20,000.
What all the coup demands in recent years have in common (apart that it is potentially illegal) is a relentless contempt against Thaksin and the willingness to accept the damage of a military coup with the disregard for the democratic system. The upper echelons of the army at the moment are siding with the government – for now. Gen. Boonlert has announced that there'll be another rally soon and is even more hell-bent to topple this government no matter the costs. However, he and like-minded people should also take into account that another military coup will be even less well-received by the general population than at the last one.
Thailand's eternal 3G farce – the last chapter?
After an almost eternal and tedious waiting period Thailand will finally upgrade to 3G mobile technology making it the second-to-last country in Southeast Asia to do so. It's been a long and painful process but now Thailand's citizens, especially smartphone users, can look forward to finally get wide 3G coverage even before the end of year – or may be not…?!
See, the issue with the 3G implementation in Thailand is a neverending story and – admittedly – much more complicated to explain than the government's rice pledging scheme! The last auction attempt in 2010 was stopped by a last-minute court order after a complaint by a state-owned telecommunications company that the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) was not authorized to hold the auction – a mess created by the 2007 constitution.
Now, the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) which had the authority to hold this auction. There were in total 9 slots of 5 MHz bandwidth each, three bidders who cannot get more than three each and the results were underwhelming for some.
Thailand has raised 41.6 billion baht (US$1.4 billion) from its long-awaited auction of 3G mobile licenses, with the three bidding operators said to have paid "only a small premium".
[…] the three bidders – AIS, Dtac and True Move – managed to secure 3G licenses. The NBTC noted that AIS submitted the highest bid at 14.6 billion baht (US$ 475 million) for three slots of 5 MHz bandwidth. The other two operators each submitted the minimum bid of 13.5 billion baht (US$439 million) for the three slots of bandwidth, it added.
"Thailand nets $1.4B from 3G auction", ZDNet, October 17, 2012
Dtac was the only one to bid slightly above the starting price and overall the auction only gained a plus of only 1.125 bn Baht ($36m) or 2.78 per cent above the reserve price. Amidst that meager profit from the bidding a torrential flood of criticism poured down on the whole event, especially on the NBTC. Most fault them for missing out on a lot of money during the bidding and thus the 'damaging the country' (even leading The Nation to draw up the most ludicrous conspiracy theory or a poor attempt at satire). On the other hand considering that this was a bureaucratic mess almost a decade in the making and the resistance of state companies, one has to wonder what is still left of the real price of infrastructure progress in Thailand.
And meanwhile across the border, Laos is preparing to launch 4G…!
Lèse majesté update: Judiciary upholds constitutionality while suspect is acquitted
Thailand's Constitutional Court has ruled the Kingdom's draconian lèse majesté law unanimously and unsurprisingly as 'constitutional', after Somyos Prueksakasemsuk and Akechai Hongkangwarn (both accused and detained on lèse majesté charges) have contested Article 112 of the Criminal Code in a landmark legal challenge.
Meanwhile, some good news: A 41-year-old programmer has been acquitted of lèse majesté charges. The court ruled in doubt for the defendant after it was not clear whether or not he was the author of defamatory Facebook messages and that computer evidence could have been even forged.
The best article by The Nation – EVER!
And finally, I present you the best, most coherent article The Nation has written – EVER!
Saksith Saiyasombut is a Thai blogger and journalist currently based in Hamburg, Germany. He can be followed on Twitter @Saksith and on Facebook here.


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Badlands National Park's Stargazing Gets High Praise from a Top Travel Magazine
If you want to get a good look at movie stars, head to Hollywood or New York City. If you want to get a good luck at actual stars, you can stay right here in the Upper Midwest.
Travel + Leisure Magazine has named South Dakota's Badlands National Park as one of the 'Best Parks for Stargazing'.
The celestial light shows in the Badlands are so well known that the park offers a weekly 'Night Sky Program' at the Cedar Pass Campground Amphitheater, on Friday through Monday nights. During the program, park rangers point out constellations, stars, and planets.
Every Summer, the park hosts the South Dakota Badlands Astronomy Festival, a free event (with paid park admission) that allows stargazers to see up to 7,500 twinkles of light on cloudless nights.
This year's festival runs July 8-10, 2016.
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Systematic review of the frog family Hylidae, with special reference to Hylinae : phylogenetic analysis and taxonomic revision. Bulletin of the AMNH ; no. 294
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Systematic review of the frog family Hylidae, with special reference to Hylinae : phylogenetic analysis and taxonomic revision. Bulletin of the AMNH ; no. 294
Faivovich, Julián.
Haddad, Celio F. B.
Garcia, Paulo C. A.
Frost, Darrel R.
Campbell, Jonathan A.
Wheeler, Ward C.
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"Hylidae is a large family of American, Australopapuan, and temperate Eurasian treefrogs of approximately 870 known species, divided among four subfamilies. Although some groups of Hylidae have been addressed phylogenetically, a comprehensive phylogenetic analysis has never been presented. The first goal of this paper is to review the current state of hylid systematics. We focus on the very large subfamily Hylinae (590 species), evaluate the monophyly of named taxa, and examine the evidential basis of the existing taxonomy. The second objective is to perform a phylogenetic analysis using mostly DNA sequence data in order to (1) test the monophyly of the Hylidae; (2) determine its constituent taxa, with special attention to the genera and species groups which form the subfamily Hylinae, and c) propose a new, monophyletic taxonomy consistent with the hypothesized relationships. We present a phylogenetic analysis of hylid frogs based on 276 terminals, including 228 hylids and 48 outgroup taxa. Included are exemplars of all but 1 of the 41 genera of Hylidae (of all four nominal subfamilies) and 39 of the 41 currently recognized species groups of the species-rich genus Hyla. The included taxa allowed us to test the monophyly of 24 of the 35 nonmonotypic genera and 25 species groups of Hyla. The phylogenetic analysis includes approximately 5100 base pairs from four mitochondrial (12S, tRNA valine, 16S, and cytochrome b) and five nuclear genes (rhodopsin, tyrosinase, RAG-1, seventh in absentia, and 28S), and a small data set from foot musculature. Concurring with previous studies, the present analysis indicates that Hemiphractinae are not related to the other three hylid subfamilies. It is therefore removed from the family and tentatively considered a subfamily of the paraphyletic Leptodactylidae. Hylidae is now restricted to Hylinae, Pelodryadinae, and Phyllomedusinae. Our results support a sister-group relationship between Pelodryadinae and Phyllomedusinae, which together form the sister taxon of Hylinae. Agalychnis, Phyllomedusa, Litoria, Hyla, Osteocephalus, Phrynohyas, Ptychohyla, Scinax, Smilisca, and Trachycephalus are not monophyletic. Within Hyla, the H. albomarginata, H. albopunctata, H. arborea, H. boans, H. cinerea, H. eximia, H. geographica, H. granosa, H. microcephala, H. miotympanum, H. tuberculosa, and H. versicolor groups are also demonstrably nonmonophyletic. Hylinae is composed of four major clades. The first of these includes the Andean stream-breeding Hyla, Aplastodiscus, all gladiator frogs, and a tepuian clade. The second clade is composed of the 30-chromosome Hyla, Lysapsus, Pseudis, Scarthyla, Scinax (including the H. uruguaya group), Sphaenorhynchus, and Xenohyla. The third major clade is composed of Nyctimantis, Phrynohyas, Phyllodytes, and all South American/West Indian casque-headed frogs: Aparasphenodon, Argenteohyla, Corythomantis, Osteocephalus, Osteopilus, Tepuihyla, and Trachycephalus. The fourth major clade is composed of most of the Middle American/Holarctic species groups of Hyla and the genera Acris, Anotheca, Duellmanohyla, Plectrohyla, Pseudacris, Ptychohyla, Pternohyla, Smilisca, and Triprion. A new monophyletic taxonomy mirroring these results is presented where Hylinae is divided into four tribes. Of the species currently in 'Hyla', 297 of the 353 species are placed in 15 genera; of these, 4 are currently recognized, 4 are resurrected names, and 7 are new. Hyla is restricted to H. femoralis and the H. arborea, H. cinerea, H. eximia, and H. versicolor groups, whose contents are redefined. Phrynohyas is placed in the synonymy of Trachycephalus, and Pternohyla is placed in the synonymy of Smilisca. The genus Dendropsophus is resurrected to include all former species of Hyla known or suspected to have 30 chromosomes. Exerodonta is resurrected to include the former Hyla sumichrasti group and some members of the former H. miotympanum group. Hyloscirtus is resurrected for the former Hyla armata, H. bogotensis, and H. larinopygion groups. Hypsiboas is resurrected to include several species groups - many of them redefined here - of gladiator frogs. The former Hyla albofrenata and H. albosignata complexes of the H. albomarginata group are included in Aplastodiscus. New generic names are erected for (1) Agalychnis calcarifer and A. craspedopus; (2) Osteocephalus langsdorffii; the (3) Hyla aromatica, (4) H. bromeliacia, (5) H. godmani, (6) H. mixomaculata, (7) H. taeniopus, (8) and H. tuberculosa groups; (9) the clade composed of the H. pictipes and H. pseudopuma groups; and (10) a clade composed of the H. circumdata, H. claresignata, H. martinsi, and H. pseudopseudis groups"--P. 6.
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Kris Curry gave Northside the power while Famous Roberts provided the speed.
Kris Curry gave Northside the power while Famous Roberts provided the speed.
And that combination proved a difference for the Monarchs as they combined for 233 yards rushing in fifth-seeded Northside�s 45-14 victory over No. 12 St. Pauls on Friday night in the first round of the NCHSAA 2-AA football playoffs.
Curry, a 6-foot-2, 220-pound junior, led the way with 129 yards and three touchdowns on 20 carries. Roberts, a 5-9, 180-pound senior added 104 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries.
Simply put, the Curry-Roberts combination proved too strong and fast for the Bulldogs to handle.
�It was a great combination,� Curry said. �I feel like they were scheming me. They were blitzing everybody.�
The duo helped East Central Conference champion Northside (9-3) advance to the second round, where the Monarchs will play host to No. 13 Hertford County (7-5). Hertford upset fourth-seeded South Granville 27-14 on Friday.
St. Pauls, which finished third in the Three Rivers 1-A/2-A Conference, ended 8-4.
�We had a good game. A great game,� said Curry, who surpassed 1,000 yards rushing for the season. �I feel like if we keep working, we have a good chance at making it to state. We have been working hard and good things come to people who work hard.�
Most of Curry�s success came on inside runs, allowing Roberts to take advantage of openings on the outside. After Curry scored on touchdown runs of 23 and 21 yards in the first quarter on runs up the middle, Roberts scored on a 19-yard run toward the outside to give the Monarchs an 18-0 lead.
�Kris is a bruising back and his size is intimidating,� Roberts said. �When I come in, they have been beaten down by Kris and they don�t know I bring the speed in the backfield. It�s a good 1-2 punch with Kris� power and my speed.�
Curry�s 23-yard touchdown run on the Monarchs� first possession gave Northside a 6-0 lead and capped a 12-play, 87-yard drive that lasted 5:35.
The Monarchs then kept their momentum when linebacker Kirtlon Sanders recovered a fumble on the Bulldogs� first play of their ensuing drive. Moments later, Curry scored from 21 yards out to give Northside a 12-0 lead.
Northside senior Justin Gordon then recovered the ball at the Bulldogs� 47-yard line when St. Pauls botched the ensuing short kickoff from junior kicker Gage Eason. That set up Roberts� 19-yard touchdown run.
Northside coach Bob Eason was asked if the kickoff was designed to be an onside kick.
�You will have to ask Gage that question,� he said. �But it was a huge momentum swing.�
Either way, Sasser agreed that Northside recovering the kickoff was big.
�I don�t know if he was attempting an onside kick, but it went off our guy on the front line and we didn�t handle it very well,� Sasser said. �It�s something we practice for. We just didn�t execute.�
And just like that, the Monarchs led 18-0.
�It was a very big sequence,� Curry said. �You don�t have many teams that let you up that easy. When you get up, you have to keep it up. If you don�t, you give teams another chance to come back.�
St. Pauls coach Trey Sasser said his team never quit but that the Bulldogs� first-quarter deficit was too much to overcome.
�We were not thinking we were out of it at any time,� he said. �We�ve come back two or three times and our kids were never down. But it�s hard to make up 18 points against somebody, especially a team with a defense as athletic as they have.�
Northside led 25-7 at halftime, and extended its lead at 32-7 on its first possession of the third quarter when senior Josh Cabrera scored on an 11-yard touchdown pass from sophomore Jake Erickson. It finished off a 9-play, 66-yard drive that lasted 3:20.
It was the type of drive Eason was looking for to start the second half.
�We talked at halftime about that,� he said. �That will put a nail in the coffin for a lot of teams.�
Senior Ne�Also Miller added a 22-yard touchdown run late for the Monarchs.
St. Pauls senior quarterback Malik Livingston finished 9 of 21 for 145 yards and two touchdown passes. He threw a 23-yard scoring pass to sophomore Tim Billinger in the second quarter and threw a 57-yard touchdown pass to senior Charles Walters in the third.
But Livingston and the Bulldogs� running game faced pressure all game. St. Pauls managed just three first downs in the second half.
�I think our defense really came out and played well. We gave up a couple of plays, but they got after it,� Eason said. �Offensively, we controlled the ball and our special teams played pretty good. This was a pretty good game for us. It was a complete game.�
Roberts was also pleased.
�I�m happy with the way we played,� he said. �We came out and played hard and physical.�
And the Monarchs are hoping to do the same next week at home against Hertford.
�We get to stay right here in the confines of Monarch Stadium,� Eason said. �I�m sure Hertford is good, but I�m excited to be at home.�
St. Pauls 0 7 7 0 � 14
Northside 18 7 14 6 � 45
First Quarter
N � Curry 23 run (kick failed) 3:08
N � Curry 21 run (run failed) 2:01
N � Roberts 19 run (pass failed) 0:36
Second Quarter
N � Erickson 1 run (Eason kick) 6:40
S � Billinger 23 pass from Livingston (Rosas kick) 4:57
Third Quarter
N � Cabrera 12 pass from Erickson (Eason kick) 8:20
S � Walters 57 pass from Livingston (Rosas kick) 6:54
N � Curry 11 run (Eason kick) 0:30.3
Fourth Quarter
N � Miller 22 run (run failed) 1:01
First downs 9 20
Rushes-yards 23-87 51-295
Passing 182 61
Comp-Att-Int 10-23-1 4-6-0
Punts-Avg. 4-26 2-36.5
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-0
Penalties-Yards 4-30 2-10
RUSHING�S: Walters 8-22, McMillan 4-1, Livingston 9-48, McKenna 2-16. N: Curry 20-129, Rockson 3-8, Roberts 12-104, Erickson 6-(-20), Cabrera 1-23, Miller 6-51, Gordon 1-2, TEAM 2-(-2).
PASSING�S: Livingston 9-21-1-145, McKenna 1-2-0-37. N: Erickson 4-6-0-61.
RECEIVING�S: Hunt 2-4, Billinger 5-77, Walters 2-64, Coward 1-37. N: Cabrera 3-46, Pinto 1-15.


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To be honest, I have the mind of a 13 year-old boy. I am immature, inappropriate, and generally thinking about sex. Gettin' naked has innumerable benefits: it's fun, it relieves stress, and it's necessary to continue the human race. It even burns calories! Who doesn't enjoy making whoopee?
Most of us are young folks with raging hormones, but sometimes even we could use a sexy boost. Aphrodisiacs are foods that help to evoke sexual desire. They are named after Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and sexuality. They have been used since the time of ancient Romans, who were known to enjoy hyena eyeballs and hippo snouts for their bedroom benefits. Traditional Chinese medicine used to recommend consuming the horn of a rhino!
Aphrodisiacs can serve a psychological or biological purpose to excite the senses and stimulate your nether regions. For example, the Aztecs viewed the avocado as an aphrodisiac because the fruit hangs in pairs on a tree and resembles the male body. Certain spices are thought to be sexy, simply because they bring heat to the body and increase blood flow. Nearly any food could be considered an aphrodisiac, but here are my top picks to rev your engines.
Top 5 Sexy Foods
1. Oysters Everyone knows that this goopy mollusk makes you horny! They were first declared aphrodisiacs by the ancient Romans, who apparently saw a correlation between oysters and immoral behavior in women. More scientifically, oysters are high in zinc which is thought to increase sperm count. They are also rich in omega-3 fatty acids to improve nervous system function. Finally, oysters are thought to be feminine in shape and could therefore evoke some naughty thoughts.
2. Garlic Garlic breath might not be a turn-on, but this plant is known to be quite sexy. It is chock full of allicin, which helps to increase blood flow to sensitive areas of the body. The rich aroma of sauteed garlic also excites the senses. Plus, garlicky Italian food is often very romantic when eaten with a partner, à la "Lady and the Tramp." And if everyone has funky breath, then who can be offended?
3. Coffee The caffeine in coffee is known to stimulate the body, and the kick might just leave you feeling aroused instead of jittery. Plus, studies have shown that women who regularly drink fully-caffeinated coffee have a 20 percent lower risk of depression than nondrinkers. If you're happy, chances are your sex life will be, too.
4.Healthy Fats Anything that is good for your heart is good for the rest of you. Saturated fats are bad for your reproductive system because they can clog arteries and prevent adequate blood flow to the sex organs. In fact, a heart attack is one of the first signs of erectile dysfunction! Too little fat, however, prevents your body from producing important hormones like testosterone and estrogen. Enjoy olive oil, nuts, seeds, and avocados to ensure that your body has the right ingredients to get horizontal.
5. Chocolate Finally, my favorite aphrodisiac! The Aztecs were the first to link the cacao bean to sexual desire. The emperor Montezuma was known to consume the bean in large amounts to fuel his sexcapades. Scientists are still unsure if the correlation can be proven, but the serotonin and anandamide in chocolate are known to contribute to feelings of happiness and euphoria, similar to being in love. If nothing else, eat chocolate to feel happy, decadent, and sexy.
Perhaps the best aphrodisiac of all isn't what you put into your body, but what you don't. Avoid too much refined sugar, saturated fat, and animal products. A healthy diet promotes well-being so that your body can function in tip-top shape in all departments! Exercise is also important for a hearty rush of feel-good endorphins. Perhaps try a cleanse to set your body back on track. Seek regular relaxation and think positively. Self-esteem is the best aphrodisiac of all.
Suzannah Schneider spends 75% of her time thinking about food, and the other 25% thinking about naughty things. She is studying in Copenhagen, Denmark this semester and hopes to be whisked off her feet by a strapping young Scandinavian.
Originally posted on Tuesday, January 17th, 2012


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Our Churches
St Mary's and its sister Churches All Saints' Bramham and St. Peter's Walton, form the Parish of Lower Wharfe, which with the Parish of All Saints' Thorp Arch comprises the Benefice of Bramham, in the Diocese of York.
Click on the church picture below to learn more
Churches Together
Our churches enjoy good relationships with the Methodist and Catholic Churches and there is a regular programme of worship and social events advertised on this site, in the newsletter and magazine. St. Mary's regularly joins with our Methodist friends in the village when our entire congregations share in each other's worship.
The King's Church, Deepdale Community Centre, Deepdale Lane, Boston Spa, LS23 6EW, Revd. Stephen Thompson, Tel 01937 541688/07795 595329 Email firstname.lastname@example.com. Our aim is "To know Christ and to make Him known"
The Methodist Church, High Street, Boston Spa, LS23 6AA. Revd. Steve Jakeman. Tel. 01937 842156 Email: email@example.com www.bostonspamethodistchurch.org.uk


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4 Day 4WD Sahara Desert Discovery Tour
Explore the windswept dunes of Erg Chebbi on a 4-day tour by 4WD vehicle of the Sahara Desert and immerse yourself in a paradise of natural scenery, local markets and historic Kasbahs.
Camel trek into the magical windswept dunes of Erg Chebbi in the Sahara Desert
Visit the exotic Kasbah of Ait Benhaddou and Kasbah of Tourirt
Tour the Rose Valley and see the amazing Kasbah of Amerhidil in Skoura
Visit local markets, souks and kasbahs
Go to the Dades Valley and Gorge, a mecca for climbers, bird watchers and photograhers
See the lush oasis of the Tondra Palm Tree Grove
Duration: 4 daysfrom € 380
(per person)
Day 1:
Depart Marrakech and drive through the High Atlas Mountains, via the twisting Tizi n' Tichka mountain pass to Ouarzazate. Vsit the exotic Kasbah of Aït Benhaddou, then continue to Ouarzazate center, where you can tour the Atlas Studios, the largest movie studio in Africa.
Enjoy lunch at the Kasbah of Tourirt, former residence of the Glaoui Dynasty. Continue to Rose Valley and the Kasbah of Amerhidil in Skoura, situated by the Amerhidil River and one of the largest in Morocco. Overnight in the Dades Valley.
Day 2:
After breakfast, depart for the Dadès Gorges and stop to enjoy the spectacular scenery while sipping on mint tea, also known as "Berber Whiskey." Continue to Tinghir via Boulman Dadès, and see beautiful palm trees and lush landscapes. The journey then moves on the Todra Gorges for a leisurely lunch.
After lunch, drive to Merzouga to trek by camel across the wind-blown Erg Chebbi dunes, a classic Saharan Desert of all the picture books. Spend the evening in a bivouac (camp) with a typical Moroccan dinner. Sleep in a traditional nomadic camel hair tent.
Day 3:
Wake up to a spectacular desert sunrise during breakfast. Bivouac trekkers will return by camel and continue to the small town of Rissani, where you will visit the Ksours and Kasbahs of Tafilalt, stopping at the Tafilalt Palm Grove en route. Go to the zaouia of Moulay Ali Sherif (mausoleum of the dynasty's founder) on local market day in Rissani to see traditional souks.
Next, drive to Ouarzazate via Alnfe, Tazarine, Drâa Valley, and Agdz, visiting the Tamnougalt Kasbah. Overnight in a Kasbah Riad, where you will have the opportunity to visit the Kasbah of Tourirt.
Day 4:
Following breakfast, continue your return journey to Marrakech via the Tizi n'Tichka Pass over the High Atlas Mountains, stopping en route for lunch.
What's Included:
• Private English speaking guide
• Transportation by air-conditioned vehicles
• Fuel
• All breakfasts and dinners
• Accommodation
• Camel safari
What's Not Included:
• Lunches
• Entrance fees to monuments
• Alcoholic beverages


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BC: This was the best time of our lives.
FC: Bachelor Party in Chicago
1: Excuse me Sir, do you need a seat belt extension?
2: Chicago Cubs | KA Brothers
4: Wrigley Field
5: Chicago
6: The time of our lives
7: Chicago
10: Good Times
12: Trip Downtown


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Market awaits Trichet's stance on QE
19/Οκτ/2010 • Currency Updates•
Sterling lost ground yesterday as caution prevailed ahead of the BOE minutes and comprehensive spending review on Wednesday. Sterling initially gained on news that property website Rightmove showed asking prices in England and Wales had risen for the first time in four months during October. However, this momentum was stopped by a rebounding dollar as analysts said the pound remained vulnerable ahead of the release of the UK government's spending review on Wednesday, which is set to deliver the biggest public cuts in decades. There was renewed speculation that the Bank of England would opt for more quantitative easing to offset the adverse impact of fiscal tightening. Additionally, the BoE meeting minutes, also due on Wednesday, are expected to be fairly dovish with policymaker Adam Posen voting for more QE, also putting sterling under pressure.
The dollar gained yesterday as US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner vowed that the United States would not devalue their currency and further QE was priced in. Geithner vowed the US would ensure a 'strong dollar policy' and not let the currency devalue for export advantage. Many emerging market countries are complaining that Fed money creation is weakening the dollar, and causing more funds to flow into their markets, pushing up their currencies. Traders have now priced in the prospect of further quantitative easing after Bernanke's speech on Friday and the only variable that could affect it further is surprises in the size of the additional stimulus. The dollar also received a lift as the US Treasury delayed its currency report, in which it might name China as a currency manipulator, until after the G20 meeting of central bankers and finance ministers next month.
The euro lost out yesterday as it failed to stay above key support levels and speculators moved back into the dollar. The markets are also looking to Trichet's speech at midday in order to gauge Europe's stance on further QE. European Governments took landmark steps yesterday to make it easier to sanction states that blow their budgets and create a permanent, Greek-style safety net for those who cannot cope. After eight hours of negotiations in Luxembourg, seeking to deliver on promises to ensure the Greek debt crisis would never happen again, European Union president Herman Van Rompuy was also charged with negotiating treaty change for the bloc «by 2013.» For now it seems Europe has moved on from the tequila crisis that blighted it through the summer with Quantitative easing austerity now the market moving themes.


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Monday, February 16, 2009
The Great Gearing Debate
<===Shimano is set to introduce this 12-36T 9 speed cassette soon. (Courtesy of terrengsykkel.no)
Recently it was revealed on a thread on mtbr.com that Shimano will introduce a cassette with a 36T low gear. There have been calls in the 29"er ranks for lower gearing, and this would seem to be a n answer to that call. However; there has been more bickering about deficiencies in weight, and of rider strength, than praise for at least an acknowledgement of the call for this lower gearing. Ah.......the wonder of the forum shows itself again!
I suppose it is too easy to say, "just don't buy it then.", since that takes away all the fun, but having said that, let's take a look at the reasons for and against such a component.
<===Shimano will also introduce a hub to go with the cassette that will feature a stronger free hub. (Courtesy of terrengsykkel.no)
First off, the weight thing. Shimano could have made it an XT level cassette, which all the weight weenies would have loved, but think about a few things here. One: Shimano needs to sell these things to folks and an XT version would have been quite expensive compared to this HG/Deore level cassette. Secondly: The XT level cassette isn't necessarily built for high torque loads, the very kind of loads that a 36T cog is going to generate. Shimano isn't going to spend the money on this (probably) low sales numbers cassette to re-engineer it to withstand those loads and be at an XT level. Not when a Deore level cassette can do he job with little to no extra cost to manufacture. The very notion that a special free hub body/hub had to be developed to accommodate the expected torque loads should be enough evidence to support my theory here.
Need. That word that some say in support of this product and some say that there is none of. Well, as I wrote on the mtbr.com thread referenced above, "I was as big a naysayer as anyone on this thread, but again: Sit down and talk with someone that rides these crazy climbs and high altitude stuff. Have an open mind, and you'll get it"
And to those who just don't get it, I say this, "Just don't worry about it. It isn't for you then. That's fine." I think a lot of folks will use it, and not just for 29"ers, and not just for mountain bikes. The low 36T gear will most certainly make it to touring bikes and tandems. Lower gears there will mean less shifting at the font derailleur, which most users will find a nice thing. Probably other unforeseen uses will come about for this cassette as well.
Crank sets: Some will argue that the 20/30/40 T crank set will eliminate the need for this 36T cassette. I would counter with the fact that those gearing choices are a much more expensive route to take to the solution than the cassette is. Especially now with the Middleburn and Surly solutions out there. Then you might just want both the cassette and the crank set, which a lot of the critics of the cassette seem to miss in this debate.
Of course, the cassette may not play well with every derailleur set up, and if you put it on a hub that isn't up to snuff in terms of torque load handling, you may end up walking anyway, but I think the 12-36T cassette is a great step in solving the gearing complaints that some have had against 29"ers since the beginning.
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Wednesday - March 17, 2010
Two months ago I wrote a companion column with fellow columnist Bob Jones about our respective views on Vietnam based upon our different experiences there.
In that column, I mentioned that as a prisoner of war in the infamous "Hanoi Hilton," I was interrogated by a young North Vietnamese Army officer, in which - to emphasize how out of touch I was with the rest of the world there in my tiny prison cell - he referred to me as "a frog at the bottom of a well looking up at the sky." Indeed, for all he knew, I was as helpless, dependent and pitiful as such a frog might be. Actually, nothing could have been further from the truth.
For starters, I became determined to make my adversity there count for something positive: to use the time there - however long it may be (of course, I had no idea it would be over seven years) - to eventually come home better, stronger and smarter.
In the earliest years in solitary, I went through periods of deep introspection, recalling my life in as much detail as possible starting from my earliest memories to the present, how I came to be the person I was, understanding the source of both my strengths and my weaknesses. I learned how to deal with the guilt that dogged me there - guilt for the death of my crewman killed by our captors, guilt for what I was putting my family through, guilt for letting my squadron mates down and guilt for not being as tough as I had intended to be when tortured. As I began to understand my own humanness, I was able to find a more rational perspective for my guilt: Basically that when you do your honest-to-God best, who can ask for more?
I learned to communicate with my POW comrades there by tapping through the walls from cell to cell using the POW tap code.
Our "comm nets" were extensive, allowing us to maintain our military chain of command with the most senior officers passing on policy and encouragement. I was able to be in touch with new "shoot downs," who passed current news on the war, political and social changes at home, the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert Kennedy, and most notably, Neil Armstrong taking the first step on the moon.
Any man who could pass on academic knowledge or expertise to others in his comm net did so. We studied foreign languages, math, art history, petroleum engineering, winemaking, architecture - you name it. We exchanged the classic poetry of Shakespeare, Kipling and Service. Inspired by them, we composed our own original poetry. Ultimately I had memorized a mix of nearly 50 classic and original poems. I memorized the names of new POWs as they were known, with a list ultimately of more than 600. My days were filled with prayer, memorization, communicating, exercising - including pacing back and forth in my cell, three steps each way, up to several miles per day. Inevitably the last communication through the walls each night was "GN- GBU- GBA" (Good Night-God Bless You-God Bless America!). And then quite often, before dropping off to sleep on my concrete slab, I'd realize I didn't get everything done that I had wanted to do that day.
It has recently occurred to me that as the current economic challenges - significant cutbacks in work hours, months of unemployment, home mortgages near default, soaring credit card balances, college loans due, higher taxes and use fees - faced by many of us or family members or neighbors become ever more burdensome, we might begin to feel as helpless as "a frog at the bottom of a well looking up at the sky." We should keep in mind, however, that there is opportunity in every crisis. Learning, for example, that we can still do well with less: less money, less food, less gasoline, less electricity, actually, less of nearly everything. We have an opportunity to make a habit of a more frugal and conservation-oriented lifestyle.
And for the unemployed, picture that next job interview when the interviewer asks, "And how have you spent your time all these weeks you've been unemployed?" Will you be able to say, "I volunteered at the Hawaii Foodbank" or "I played a lot of video games"? Would you like to say, "I coached youth soccer" or "I did a lot of fishing"? Or how about, "I took several college courses to improve my employability" instead of "I e-mailed out a lot of resumes"?
I guess the bottom line is being "a frog at the bottom of a well looking up at the sky" doesn't have to be that bad if we're committed to making the most of it.
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Suzanne Holtom and Sarah Vause
Suzanne Holtom spent 5 weeks working closely with Sarah Vause, obstetrician at St. Mary's Hospital in Manchester. Suzanne shadowed Sarah in her day-to-day routine. She observed and filmed, with a hand held camera, assisted vaginal and caesarean deliveries, foetal screening and counselling sessions for women who were facing the traumatic challenge of making decisions about abnormal pregnancies. Suzanne built close relationships with some of the women she met and this became an integral part of her developing work. Close to the end of the residency period, she was conscious of a shift in her work. Previously, she had been concerned by the position of painting in contemporary art. In the past her paintings had been drawn from footage from documentaries authored by others. Now, having directly experienced the situation and using her own films she says she feels more embedded in the work. The paintings form a more emotional, personal response to the situation. Equally, the experience of the women whom Suzanne worked with was a very cathartic one.
It is in her studio, which she describes as 'a laboratory', that she disrupts the temporal structure of her ordered video footage. She traces the screen using tracing paper and pencil, and then looks to undermine this image by re-tracing it freehand and finally progressing to paint. Using her memory of these situations as a trigger and introducing elements from other research, she develops a more complex pictorial response.
Suzanne has come to focus on the site where technology and the body meet. A site which, in the process of birth, can be seen as a place of dependency and conflict, raising issues of care, control, displacement and surveillance. Framing this is her interest in connecting caesareans to mythology. For example, the title of one of her paintings, Adebar, is the name of the seemingly benevolent stork taken from Germanic folklore. Roughly translated as luck-bringer, Adebar's darker side was associated with a wound (gebissen) and an attack on the mother, which explained to children their mother's confinement in bed following the arrival of their siblings.
Meanwhile Sarah Vause was able to use this experience to question views and ideas she had about how women and couples think and feel, enabling her to examine the way she behaved and reacted within her doctor/patient (woman) relationships. A fascinating example of this two way process was spoken of at Matrix. Sarah revealed that, looking at one particular image Suzanne had drawn of a woman being attended by midwives on a bed in the delivery ward, she suddenly had the insight into how the bed physically created a barrier; that it put the people attending the woman at a physical distance from her. The painting, Room 7 2+4, is the final working up of this idea.


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On Thursday the Force India Formula 1 team announced Giancarlo Fisichella as the team's new driver. The Italian brings twelve years of experience in Formula One but speaking at the press conference in Mumbai, India, he warned the fans in India they shouldn't expect miracles in Force India's first year in F1.
"The start of the season is going to be difficult," Fisichella said. "The first few races are not going to be easy for our team. Our chances will come in the second half of the season if we can move this team forward. If we push hard we can make the team move towards the top ten."Speaking to the Indian press Fisichella continued saying: "Make no mistake, we are not going to win a race or even finish on the podium. But with our increased budget we will try to get the best possible result from the back of the grid. I'm sure we can become a mid-field team."


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Seder plates can get awfully crowded these days, with all the causes vying to place a new symbolic food on them. Some of these causes are dear to my heart, and some of the foods are delicious. Nonetheless, I think the effort to formally incorporate them into seder ritual is a mistake. Here's a very rabbinic and somewhat winding explanation of why.
We say the complete Hallel on the first day(s) of Pesach, but we say an incomplete Hallel on the remaining days? Why?
Pesikta Derav Kehana cites as explanation Proverbs 24:17: "Do not rejoice at the downfall of your enemy". This explains why we don't complete Hallel, but what is different about the first day(s) that allows us to complete it?
Here is a parallel question. Talmud Sanhedrin 39b states that after G-d drowned the Mitzriyim in the Reed Sea, the angels sought to sing His praises, but He restrained them: "My handiworks are drowning in the sea, and you want to sing?!" But the context, of course, is that the Jews were singing the Song of the Sea, and by all accounts they are praised for doing so. Why was it proper for the Jews to sing while His handiworks were drowning?
One more question: The Haggadah tells a story in which a group of rabbis stay up all night telling the story of the Exodus, until their students come and tell them that the time has come for the morning Shema. Now the third paragraph of the Shema is intended, the rabbis tell us, to fulfill the commandment of . . . telling the story of the Exodus. What is the difference between these mitzvot?
I have one answer for all three questions. The mitzvah on the first night of Pesach is to tell the story not as an observer, but rather as a participant. In Yosef Yerushalmi's famous framework, it is intended to create memory rather than to teach history.
Direct beneficiaries of a miracle have an overwhelming obligation to express gratitude, even if a third party would note that the miracle caused harm to other human beings. Thus the Jews were obligated to sing, but the angels were not permitted to.
On the first night(s) of Passover, we place ourselves in the position of the generation of the Exodus, in other words as direct beneficiaries of G-d's miracles. We therefore may and must sing the complete Hallel. On the remaining nights, we are more like the angels (although unlike them, we are second-degree beneficiaries), and so we cannot complete Hallel – did not His handiworks drown even as we were redeemed?
How does this relate to the question of whether contemporary social justice causes should find symbolic expression at the seder?
Let me be clear. The ultimate purpose of the Seder is to recommit us to justice, to recognizing that everything in Torah is mediated by our experience of the G-d Who hates slavery intervening to redeem us from slavery. But the immediate purpose of the Seder is to root that experience in our minds, and the minds of our children, as uncontroversial and incontrovertible memory rather than as potentially controversial history. The immediate purpose of the seder is to establish a narrative, not to draw morals from it.
When we impose meaning on the story, rather than simply telling it, we transform experience into opinion. The story by itself must generate the meaning. So long as we share memory, our conflicts as to the obligations imposed by that memory will occur within, and perhaps even strengthen, our shared identity. They will be conflicts of interpretation about a common text. But if the controversy is allowed to feed back into the memory – if our political differences no longer stem from a shared memory – those same conflicts risk turning us into multiple people, with multiple Torahs.
Now it is human and proper for Jews' opinions to find their way into their divrei Torah at the Seder, just as every Jew experienced the original Exodus and Revelation at Sinai uniquely. And it is beautiful and necessary for Jews to experience the Seder as generating obligations to act, to change the world toward greater morality and justice. But we need the Exodus to be available to inspire our descendants as it inspired us; we cannot risk having it be seen as the constructed past of a dead ideology.
As we preserve a common text of Torah, we need to preserve a common core of Exodus narrative, and my strong sense is that this is best done by keeping the seder plate as is.
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At a time in my life where I have very few friends close by, you and your friends have provided great company for me.
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I just really don't get what all that drama and discord was/is about over you, your world, and your books. You teach us that good conquers evil, and that selfless, sacrificial love conquers all. Sounds like Jesus to me.


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John Linnell and the StatesmenPosted: March 27, 2012 Filed under: A band I was in | Tags: 1989, 1999, 2000, Dan Miller, Eric Karten, Flat Old World, Heidi Swedberg, Jay Sherman-Godfrey, John Linnell, Laura Cantrell, Mark Donato, Maudlins, Nancy Howell, New York City, Statesmen, Stephen Lewis, TMBG 7 Comments
Autumn 1999 to Spring 2000
John Linnell – vocals, keyboards, accordion
Dan Miller – guitar, keyboards, vocals
Mark Donato – drums, harmonica, vocals
Mark Lerner – bass, vocals
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1. Back Story
This story starts out in late 1989. I took Nancy Howell on our first date, to see the Maudlins. I loved the band, and my friend and fellow former Oswalds member Stephen Lewis had just started playing lap steel with them, so it seemed like a good date idea. The show was at a little secret club in Williamsburg, Brooklyn called the Quiet Life, located on the ground floor of a former funeral home. It was run by WFMU DJ Nick Hill and musician and artist Brian Dewan.
The opener was John Linnell from They Might Be Giants (the keyboard-playing half of what was then a duo), doing a set of his State Songs; he'd been engaged for many years in a project to write a song for every one of the fifty states.
You can see the Quiet Life in the They Might Be Giants video for "The Guitar" (featuring Laura Cantrell on vocals).
That first date went well, and over the next years, a few things happened:
Nancy and I got married (in a ceremony presided over by Nick Hill). The Quiet Life closed (it didn't last long), and Nancy and I moved into the ground floor space. Our housemates were Nick and his wife, Alex, and Brian Dewan and John Linnell. When Nancy and I had our children, the former Quiet Life—basically one large room—now housed our bed, two cribs, and my printing press. The freaky taxidermy forms you can see in the photo up there were still on the walls, painted in glow-in-the-dark paint.
2. Recording
Almost 10 years (!) after that first date (we had moved out of Brooklyn to Manhattan), Linnell called me to see if I could play bass on a few songs for a solo record he was making of his State Songs. Mark Donato was tapped to play drums on the recordings, which comprised 4 of the 16 songs on the album. We were both a little confused as to why Linnell wanted us, since he'd really only heard us as a rhythm section in Flat Old World, a rather non-rock, non-pop project. I was intimidated because even though we were pals, Linnell had played with some pretty serious bassists: Graham Maby, Tony Maimone, Danny Weinkaupf. But the recordings went well, and the record came out on Rounder.
I'm not uploading any songs from the actual record here, just live recordings; it's for sale at the usual places and is well worth your money. It can also be sampled in its entirety via Spotify or Grooveshark. I love this record; it's so weird, so varied, and yet so cohesive. Linnell's songwriting is even cleverer when you get inside it as a player: musical themes suddenly fit under one another halfway through a song, narratives unfold elliptically. It's really fun as a bassist, too. "Oregon" has a bass line that climbs chromatically (and slowly) through all 12 tones. "Idaho" has a big fat pedal tone; certainly on a per-note basis, it's the most I've ever been paid for a recording.


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No matter how long this glorious weather we're having in Hermanus lasts, we have so many celebrations coming up that it's going to be an Indian summer at Dutchies even when the winter sets in.
It's our Indische Rijsttafel on Thursday and Easter is coming up so we'll be celebrating in true Dutch style with paasbrood, poffertjes and delicious lamb for lunch on Easter Sunday.
Other celebrations we have lined up to keep you warm this winter include Koningsdag, live music, the Hermanus's Got Talent competition for Fynarts and something exciting for wintry Tuesday evenings.
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Project work can be the perfect multisensory learning experience to give students the opportunity to make things with their own hands and experience the language and content in a meaningful context. Children are active learners and learn best through concrete tasks and hands-on activities. They learn by doing and will
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Why use projects in your young leaner English classroom? Learning with projects is experiential learning and learning which motivates children, since they get to do what they like and get to avoid what they don't like. Don't we wish that all learning would be like that? For us, as well?
The Power of Projects
I remember the first project I ever did very clearly. It was with a class of intermediate level young teenage learners, and I was a little nervous about how it might go, as with anything you're trying for the first time. There were lots of questions in my mind –