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The Mother – a Socialist short story
Posted on 19th July 2019 by Michael
The Mother – Fatmir Haxhiu
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In various posts on this site I have been concentrating on providing descriptions and analyses of some of the many Lapidars in Albania. That is ongoing and there are still more to post in the future. At some time I also want to have a look at Albanian paintings from the Socialist period (1944-1990). Some of these have been introduced as they cross over with the sculptures on the monuments. There is still an opportunity to see some of these paintings in various locations throughout the country – principally the National Art Gallery in Tirana but also in the City Art Gallery in Durres, the Historical Museum in Fier and the Museum in Peshkopia.
But it wasn't just in the plastic arts that Socialist Realism had a role to play in the construction of Socialism. Putting the role of the working class and peasantry in the forefront of all that happened in society, in the post, present and future, was also a task of writers of short stories and novels. For those interested in this aspect of Albania's road to Socialism the various foreign language publications (especially the large format, monthly colour magazine, New Albania) provided translations from the Albanian language in English, Russian, French, Chinese and Arabic. The story below appeared in New Albania, 1971, No 6.
This particular story dealt with a fictional incident in the National War of Liberation against the Fascist invaders – assisted by local collaborators who were always a threat to true patriots.
Note on translation. Translations into English were good during the time these magazines were being produced – but not perfect. I have made a few minor, obvious grammatical changes to the original but have not sought to correct all errors due to the fear of losing the meaning that the author was wanting to convey to the reader.
Skender Drini
There was a man walking, or rather dragging himself slowly, along the bank of the river, weary and hungry. The pain from the wound in his left shoulder made it agony to breathe. He stopped, bracing himself against a tree or a big rock and drew breath very slowly and carefully as the pain stabbed at him. With great effort he pulled himself together.
Great dry flakes of snow that stuck wherever they touched were falling so thickly that they blotted out the world. Earth and sky were blended into a white gloom. He mustn't stop. There was no road, no tracks but this didn't trouble him. In his ears was the roar of the Black Drini. When the sound came clear he carried on; when it died away a little he angled more to the left and went ahead again. The Drini, swollen with the past week's rain, tore madly down its course. Where it narrowed at the bends the waters hurled themselves upon the rocks and obstacles in their way with a sound like the fury of a distant hurricane.
The man lifted his head and listened.
"Good, I'm on the right track", he whispered. He pushed on. River and man proceeded side by side, the one loud in its arrogant strength, the other wounded and nearly all in. Despite that they carried on side by side. If it had not been for the Drini who knows where Sulo Arifi, courier of the Dibra partisan unit, might have been lost. He had been travelling all night with the river for his guide and companion. He came from Cermenika where he had picked up some letters from headquarters. He was returning to his unit but did not find it where it had been at Ostreni. Instead he found a letter in the secret communications place. 'Follow us down the Drini. We shall meet in Dibra. As fast as you can.' "Trimi". "Trimi" was the Commissar.
Sula Arifi had never done this trip before but that was not important. He would follow the tracks of his comrades down the course of the Drini. He could rely on the Drini. He would get there, come what may, he would get there.
He started early from Ostreni. Although the sky was dark and threatening neither snow nor rain had begun to fall.
Sula climbed the spur, leaving Cerrieci and Gorice on his right. He passed Zalli of Bulqiza and Majtari and daybreak found him near Devolan. So far the trip was going well. He tried to slip undetected past people and houses because there were enemy bands prowling about but he couldn't get away without being observed. Shots rang out. Bajraktar's men took a delight in blazing away at any stranger. If he happened to be a partisan, then so much the better.
Sula Arifi exchanged three short bursts with the two who were firing at him from behind a bank and then slipped away. But he hadn't gone five hundred paces when a fearful pain caught him in the shoulder. A glance showed his jacket stained with blood. 'Oh, the devil', he thought. 'Those dogs of Bajraktar have managed to get their teeth into me. What rotten luck!' Painfully he managed to struggle out of his jacket and tried to stem the flow of blood by tying strips from his shirt around the wound. It was deep and bleeding heavily. Sula tested his arm, moving it backwards and forwards. 'Thank goodness – at least it hasn't touched the bone', he comforted himself. 'But I suppose that bit of metal's still in me. I must get there and the comrades will pull it out.'
He made to move off, but he was no longer the man he had been the evening before. His makeshift bandage slipped and the bleeding continued. He was obliged to stop and tighten the strip of rag. On he went.
'Oh! it's a long way, this Dibra!'
Near Cetushi a fine drizzle began and quickly turned to snow. And what snow! Flakes as big as your hand. The whole world was blotted out. Within an hour six inches, a foot of snow had fallen. Sula struggled forward, lifting his feet high as he plodded along. Unable to see a thing, he strained his ears for the sound of the river. 'I'm all right', he whispered, 'I'm on the right track. Bless you, Black Drini!' And he hurried his steps as if to keep pace with the river as it rushed northwards. Behind the partisan the snow immediately covered his footprints and the spots of blood.
Sula Arifi came to a halt. His legs would no longer obey him. His whole chest was a fire of agony from his wound, as if his ribs had been riddled with bullets. It was snowing as hard as ever. He couldn't see ten paces ahead and neither could he hear the Drini. It had fallen silent. 'Either I've lost my way or the river's wider here and not making much noise', thought the partisan.
Unexpectedly, a sweet lethargy began to steal over him, spreading over his limbs and warming them, making him drowsy. Hundreds of figures, some new, some familiar, danced before his eyes. He seemed to be back in the old bakery where he had worked so many years as an apprentice. The baker, with his great hairy arms like a bear, quenched the burning paddles from the oven in a tub of water. On the broad counter, trays full of pies, roast meat and pastries, were lined up side by side. Further over, on the shelves, buns fresh from the oven and shining with egg-yolk were steaming. He took one and sank his teeth in it, but he couldn't get it down his throat. The baker hit him hard in the belly with the butt end of the paddle.
Sula Arifi pulled himself together, scared. It was a near thing. One moment more and he would have been asleep. In the snow, that would have been the end. He took a handful of snow and rubbed his face with it. At first it felt cold, then the sting turned into a scalding heat which flushed his cheeks. Sula Arifi took a proper hold on himself. At that moment he remembered the words of the letter: 'As fast as you can, comrade', he whispered mechanically. But his legs would not function. His limbs seemed frozen and numb. The partisan lifted his head. Through that snowy stillness, that fearful stillness, a muffled roar was becoming gradually louder, heading towards the north. 'Ah! there it is again. Bless you, Black Drini!' Sula Arifi took one step forward, two steps, then he was on his way again, as though drawn along by the roar of the river.
About midday the snowstorm began to peter out. The flakes thinned out, then they stopped altogether. On his right Sula Arifi could see a village, on his left, the river. He turned from the village, moving towards the river. What would he have given, at that moment, for a crust of bread! It was painful to think that there, five hundred paces away, there was a fire, bread, and people who might gladly give it.But this village ahead – was it Brezhdani? Or Kishavici? March, Sula Arifi, as quickly as you can! But his legs would scarcely move, while the Drini roared furiously on its way. Now, with its banks covered with snow, it seemed like a narrow stream snaking along. 'This must be Kishavici! But what is the name of this stream?' He could go no further. He stood, breathing heavily. He was not sleepy now. His limbs were laden, while his feet seemed like two strange, lifeless lumps. He no longer felt his wound. The blood had clotted round the bandage in a heavy crust.
A tall stone house where perhaps he might rest loomed before him in the gathering darkness. The courier stood looking at it, isolated, rising from the snow-covered plain. The other houses were a fair way off, scattered over the ridges and valleys and indistinct now in the deepening twilight. He turned his eyes again to the plain. What was going on behind those cold walls, behind those narrow, loophole windows? There seemed something ominous about the way the angles of the stone stood out in the gloom, clean-cut as with a knife.
Sula Arifi wavered, paused, then moved towards it. It was a partisan base. It was an open fire where wet clothes could be dried and exhausted limbs stretched out. It was a piece of corn bread gladly given, a pleasant corner where one could dream of the morrow.
He approached the house, and pushed open the big door. The wooden stair creaked under his feet, the steps slippery with slushy snow.
'There's someone here then', thought Sula, clinging to the banister. The sight of the open door gave him strength to struggle up the last few steps, but he froze rigid on the threshold. In the room beyond the door lay a dead man. An old woman sat with bowed head beside him. Her face was buried in her hands and partly obscured by her black shawl. Two other women sat in silence, a little to one side.
The old woman looked up. Sula Arifi shrank back against the door. 'Oh women', called the old woman, 'stand up and welcome the guest.'
Sula mumbled with embarrassment, 'I … I … '
'Oh you women', repeated the old woman in a deeper tone, 'stand up and welcome the guest'.
'No', said Sula firmly, 'I am going'.
'You'll not cross the threshold alive, my boy!'
She stood up and strode towards him.
Sula took off his cap and approached the body.
'Your son, Mother?'
'My son.'
'When did this happen?'
'Today. Halil Alija. *But relax, boy, don't get excited!'
Her glance fell on his chest. 'But you've been shot!' she said. 'Oh, damn their eyes, you've been shot, too.' Quickly, women, we must get those clothes off him.'
But the women had disappeared. 'They've gone, the fools,' she whispered. 'They were afraid. But I'll dress this wound without them.'
'No, no!'
'There, there, dear boy. My son wouldn't like his mother to leave you in this state.'
The old woman, with a glance at her son, rose to her feet. The flames from the fire at her back cast a long shadow right across the room. As she moved towards him with her great stride, she seemed to Sula Arifi like a mighty oak with a massive trunk and broad-spreading branches. He tried to remember her eyes when he had first seen her through the doorway. They were cold in the beginning, almost lifeless, but the life blazed up in them immediately she noticed the partisan.
'Ah, what a brave old woman you are, mother, a brave old woman indeed,' whispered Sula Arifi.
The old woman came back carrying a roll of cloth prepared precisely for bandages. A shudder passed over the partisan when he saw it. In that roll of bandage, the whole blood-stained history of the banks of the Drini was expressed. There wouldn't be a house without such bandages, nor a woman who didn't know how to weave them. The bride brought them in her dowry. The blood feuds ran on from century to century.
Reluctantly the partisan lay down. He felt ashamed at being treated. Ashamed and embarrassed in the presence of the dead. But what a woman this was! A slight groan escaped his lips. Immediately the old woman lifted her hands from the wound.
'Did I hurt you, son? Did I hurt my dear Abaz?'
Sula Arifi looked at the dead man. A lock of blonde hair had fallen across his forehead. The look of death had not yet touched his face. The old woman was confused. The living partisan seemed like her dead partisan son.
She turned his head towards her and wiped his tears. It was too much. Her hand was roughened and cold, but Sula Arifi seized it and pressed it on his face.
'There, there, dear boy, mother's here!' She rose and filled a cup with coffee.
'Drink it, son. Now I shall get you some food'
'What courage,' murmured Sula Arifi to himself. 'Even at such a time she thinks about food for me.'
'My son did not leave me on my own this night, you came, my boy.' The cup quivered in the partisan's hand. He no longer felt his wounds. Didn't this old woman show how to bear pain?
Sula put down the empty cup. A rifle shot rang out from nearby. The partisan reached for his gun.
'Hand over the partisan, old woman, if you don't want to follow your son to the grave!'
The voice came clearly from just outside the wall. Sula rose to his knees. The pressure of the old woman's hand on his shoulder prevented him from standing up. From outside the threats were repeated. The house was surrounded. Sula stood against the wall.
'I'm going out,' he said.
'Do you intend to give yourself up, boy?' The old woman was looking fierce. 'I'll never surrender while there's breath in my body, mother, I want to go out to face them.'
'No, not while I live. One I gave them, another never!'
'They will burn the house down.'
'One I gave them, another never,' whispered the woman again. 'Let the house go up in flames!'
In her agony of indecision she began to pace backwards and forwards across the big room. What to do? How to save Sula Arifi? Until then she had been so brave, faced with her dead son. Now, before her living son she seemed lost.
Sula peered out a loophole. They were shooting from outside. Bullets whistled and smashed against the stone walls. It was pitch dark out there.
The old woman threw a pitcher of water on the fire. Darkness enclosed the room. Who knows how much suffering this woman has seen, how many times she has quickly doused the fire when the rifles started at night. Outside they were keeping up a furious fire. Sula fired the odd shot in reply. There seemed to be no end to the volleys. Tiles flew from the roof and smashed to the ground. Dogs were barking from somewhere near.
Sula turned to see what the old woman was doing. To his astonishment, she was coming towards him, with a gun in her hands.
'Slip out through the little door at the back. I'll hold them off, they won't suspect anything.'
'Oh mother, mother,' whispered the partisan, 'I'm not leaving. You go,' he said to the old woman.
'I'm carrying letters from headquarters. They must be delivered to the unit at all costs. You know the way. You go, mother.'
'I have a brave son here,' she said.
'Now go! One son I gave another never!'
'But I am wounded. I'll not get there.'
'The letters must be delivered at all costs. I am wounded.' His words became almost delirious, beseeching. He could not leave her on her own and go.
'Away you go! A wounded man can make it, a live man can make it, but not a dead one. I want you to live. Abaz would have listened to me. Now please go!'
And he went. He valued his life that night no more than a hair of his head, but there are bigger things, more important things than that.
As he went, for a long time he could hear a shot with a particular sound distinguishable amongst the others, the sound of a carbine. It continued all through the evening until nearly midnight. Then it was silent. Sula Arifi went on towards Dibra.
*Halil Alia was a collaborator with the fascists and one of chiefs of the traitor forces that fought against the National Liberation Movement.
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NEW YORK — Defenseman Dan Boyle had Sunday's game circled on his calendar.
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Ursula Röthlisberger (geboren 1964 in Solothurn) ist eine Professorin für computergestützte Chemie oder Chemoinformatik an der École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne. Sie arbeitet an der Dichtefunktionaltheorie unter Berücksichtigung von quantenmechanischer sowie molekularmechanischer Methoden. Sie ist Mitherausgeberin des American Chemical Society Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation und Mitglied der American Association for the Advancement of Science.

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Röthlisberger studierte physikalische Chemie an der Universität Bern. Ihr Diplom erwarb sie 1988 unter der Leitung von Ernst Schumacher. Sie arbeitete als Doktorandin bei Wanda Andreoni bei der IBM Forschung – Zürich. Ihre Dissertation schrieb sie in Zusammenarbeit mit Wanda Andreoni und trat in Folge bis 1992 ihre Postdoc-Stelle bei IBM Zürich an. Röthlisberger wechselte danach an die University of Pennsylvania, um mit Michael L. Klein zusammenzuarbeiten. 1995 zog sie nach Deutschland, um im Labor von Michele Parrinello am Max-Planck-Institut für Festkörperforschung zu arbeiten. Gemeinsam untersuchten sie mit der Car-Parrinello-Methode nanoskalige Siliziumcluster.

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Röthlisberger wurde 1996 als Assistenzprofessorin an die ETH Zürich berufen. 2001 erhielt sie als erste Frau den Ruzicka-Preis der Eidgenössischen Technischen Hochschule Zürich. 2002 trat sie als ausserordentliche Professorin in die École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne ein und wurde 2009 zur ordentlichen Professorin ernannt. 2005 wurde sie als erste Frau mit der Dirac-Medaille der World Association of Theoretical and Computational Chemists ausgezeichnet.

Röthlisberger arbeitet an der Dichtefunktionaltheorie und erweitert die Car-Parrinello-Methode um QM/MM-Simulationen in einem Code namens CPMD. QM/MM-Systeme behandeln den elektronisch aktiven Teil einer Molekülstruktur als quantenmechanisches System, während der Rest des Moleküls klassisch mit Hilfe der Molekularmechanik behandelt wird. Sie verwendet ihre hybriden Car-Parrinello-Systeme zur Untersuchung enzymatischer Reaktionen, um biomimetische Verbindungen zu entwerfen. Röthlisberger hat QM/MM auch auf Übergänge vom Grundzustand in den angeregten Zustand ausgedehnt, wodurch es möglich wird, die photoinduzierte Ladungstrennung und den Elektronentransfer vorherzusagen. Sie arbeitet auch an ab-initio-Simulationen biologischer Systeme und hat die Van-der-Waals-Wechselwirkungen von Makromolekülen zur Dichtefunktionaltheorie hinzugefügt. Sie hat ihre Simulationen für verschiedene Anwendungen eingesetzt, unter anderem für das Design neuer Materialien für die Photovoltaik und die Erforschung der Wirkmechanismen der Chemotherapie. Im Jahr 2017 hat sie gezeigt, dass die Einnahme von Auranofin während der Einnahme von RAPTA-T die Aktivität des Krebsmedikaments erhöht.

Sie unterrichtet Klassen in Monte-Carlo-Simulationen und Molekulardynamik.

Mentoring und Engagement
Röthlisberger unterstützt junge Wissenschaftlerinnen und engagiert sich für das Mentoring von Nachwuchsforscherinnen. Weiter hat sie einen Beitrag zum Buch Eine Reise in die Zeit in Zehnerpotenzen geschrieben. Sie beschäftigt sich mit wissenschaftlicher Kunst, die regelmässig in den Zeitschriften, in denen sie publiziert, Verwendung findet.

Auszeichnungen
 2001 Ruzicka-Preis der Eidgenössischen Technischen Hochschule in Zürich
 2004 Dirac-Medaille der World Association of Theoretical and Computational Chemists
 2015 Vortragspreis der Europäischen Chemischen Gesellschaft (EuChemS)
 2015 Mitglied der Internationalen Akademie für Quantenmolekularwissenschaft
 2016 Die Schweizer Stiftung für den Doron-Preis
 2018 American Association for the Advancement of Science Mitglied

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Chemiker (20. Jahrhundert)
Chemiker (21. Jahrhundert)
Informatiker
Hochschullehrer (ETH Zürich)
Hochschullehrer (École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne)
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1984: On Guiding Light, Bert (Charita Bauer) told Rick (Michael O'Leary) that she knew he was upset because she had lost her leg, but knew she was going to be alright.
1985: On Santa Barbara, Cruz (A Martinez) re-enacted Channing Capwell's murder.
1987: Soap opera writer Roy Winsor died at the age of 87. Winsor was the creator of Search for Tomorrow, Love of Life and The Secret Storm. In 1974, The Secret Storm was canceled and he took over Somerset. He later created the CBN soap Another Life.
1996: On One Life to Live, Viki (Erika Slezak) and Dorian (Robin Strasser) had it out...again. Viki: "You want a fight, lady, you got it. I'm ready for you anytime, anywhere." Dorian: "Ooh, I can hardly wait."
1996: On General Hospital, just as Brenda (Vanessa Marcil) and Jax (Ingo Rademacher) toasted their wedding, Sonny (Maurice Benard) watched as Lily (Lilly Melgar) blew up in a car explosion (Clink-Boom!).
2004: All My Children's "Family Album" opening theme debuted.


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China backs Iran during U.S. tensions
BEIJING (Reuters) – China offered strong support to Iran on Friday, with its top diplomat telling Iran's foreign minister that China opposes unilateral sanctions and supports Tehran's efforts to safeguard its interests.
U.S.-Iranian tensions have escalated in recent days, bringing increasing concerns about possible conflict.
Iran has said it is committed to its obligations under an international nuclear deal despite the U.S. withdrawal from the agreement last year, and has called the re-imposition of U.S sanctions unacceptable.
Meeting in Beijing, Chinese State Councillor Wang Yi told Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif that given the important and rapidly-evolving situation, the two needed to strengthen communication and coordination.
"China resolutely opposes the U.S. implementation of unilateral sanctions and so-called 'long arm jurisdiction', understands the current situation and concerns of the Iranian side, and supports the Iranian side to safeguard its legitimate rights and interests," China's Foreign Ministry paraphrased Wang as saying.
China appreciates Iran's full implementation of the nuclear deal and intention to stick to it, Wang added.
"The dispute surrounding the Iranian nuclear agreement is essentially a contest between multilateralism and unilateralism," he said.
China's Foreign Ministry cited Zarif as saying that Iran has no intention to withdraw from the nuclear agreement and opposes war. "The Strait of Hormuz maintains its status as an international transportation channel," the statement cited Zarif as saying.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards have threatened to close the strategic waterway, through which a significant part of the world's oil supply flows.
China has close energy and business ties with Iran, but has to tread carefully as it has also cultivated good relations with Iran's regional rival, Saudi Arabia.
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Investors rush to buy gold due to intensifying US-Iran situation
Energy Ministry opens 'war room' to handle possible oil supply disruptions


Sausalito, Calif – Jan 31, 2018 – Sitecore®, the global leader in experience management software, today announced the Sitecore Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs) for 2018. In its 12th year, the Sitecore MVP program continues to grow, recognizing 329 of the most valuable contributors who implement Sitecore solutions and evangelize the platform among customers, partners, and the Sitecore community.
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Ambassador: New in 2018, these are experts who partner with Sitecore executives to provide insights and feedback specific to product roadmap and strategy, as well as actively participate in a broad set of other community events and engagements.
MVP candidates are evaluated by a panel of Sitecore employees ranging from developers to members of the executive team. They are selected based on their mastery of Sitecore's platform and ability to share knowledge with Sitecore partners, customers, and prospects. MVPs serve a one-year term, eligible for annual renewal, and receive other exclusive benefits.


PriorFX has championed a strict STP-centric modeling approach, attributing it to its success and growth.
Several brokers and financial service providers utilize a variety of strategies in a bid to secure growth – PriorFX is one such entity that has championed a strict STP-centric modeling approach, attributing it to its success and growth in the industry as of late. Finance Magnates spoke with Viktor Virszta, Managing Director of PriorFX Ltd, for his perspective on the group's business, client base, and growth trajectory.
With several foreign exchange (FX) markets approaching or already at the point of saturation, many brokers must assert themselves in an increasingly competitive industry. To this point, PriorFX has attributed its growth and rapid success to its STP model.
"The first factor of success in our opinions is the unique team of professionals consisting of a perfect blend of highly motivated young forex experts who have already proved their worthiness working previously for other prominent forex companies in London, experienced, well-seasoned specialists in financial sphere and talented IT gurus," he noted.
However, "Concerning practical issues our key advantages, we push for a swift execution of clients' orders using very reliable MT4 platform, particularly favored by the majority of retail customers, in combination with low spreads which we are offering to our clients. We feel one of the best solutions for multiple signal distribution, which is working much faster than the majority of the similar products on the market, as well as very fair, and clear to use system of commission payments to Introducing Brokers. Lastly, our aggregation of several price feeds gives our clients a fair chance to choose the best suitable option to make a transaction. Those who already work with us seem to be quite satisfied with our cooperation," he continued.
In general, "The former group is much more aggressive in their trading and has more appetite to risks, the latter group is much more conservative although all people are different and previous conclusion should be taken as the result of a very broad generalization," he noted.


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Sarah Palin Wins Debate by Darn
by Walter Brasch / October 4th, 2008
The vice-presidential debates proved one thing. At the very least, Sarah Palin can be trained.
For several days, she had camped out in one of John McCain's Arizona houses, where she underwent Debate Boot camp conducted by drill instructors who make Marine DIs appear to be slaggers.
With a few "darns," "betchas," and "ya"s, Palin managed to get all her talking points into the debate, even if she constantly changed the question to suit her note cards.
During the 90-minute debate, Palin six times referred to her experience as the mayor of a 6,000 resident village. Seven times, she specifically mentioned Ahmadinejad. Iran's president, proud she knew the name, proud that she could pronounce it. No one asked if she knew his first name or anything else about him. Shades of George W. Bush in his first term trying to prove he knew something about foreign affairs by enunciating the names of a few world leaders—after several gaffes early in the campaign. Of course, twice Palin was wrong about the name of the U.S. commander in Iraq. Several times she noted she and John McCain are mavericks. About the sixth time she mentioned it, Joe Biden finally unleashed his debating skills. John McCain is no maverick he said in measured response. The Republican nominee voted with President Bush four times to extend the budget deficit, said Biden, who also pointed out that McCain went along with Bush on numerous health care and education issues, most of which were regressive rather than progressive, was one of the strongest backers of going to war with Iraq, and opposed tax cuts.
Palin's answers were mostly glittering generalities as she peppered numerous responses with cheerleader messages about America, and even tossed in Reagan's "shining city" example, and punctuated another response to Biden with a Reaganesque, "Say it ain't so, Joe, there you go again pointing backwards again." Her responses, after awhile, seemed to be more acceptable to a beauty contest than a vice-presidential debate.
Both Palin and Biden had a few factual errors, with Palin ahead in the count of misstatements, discrepancies, and outright lies, according to factcheck.org, a non-partisan source at the University of Pennsylvania. Possibly Palin's biggest problem, and something that should coincern every voter, was that she bumbled on the constitutional definition of the role of the vice-president, something Biden quickly corrected.
Nevertheless, Palin came across as confident, charming, and folksy, even giving America three on-camera winks. She successfully muted her previous blunders in interviews with TV news anchors Charlie Gibson and Katie Couric, where she claimed Alaska provides 20 percent of the nation's energy (it's only 3.5 percent), revealed the only Supreme Court case she knows is Roe v. Wade, that like President Bush she probably isn't much of a reader, believes she knows foreign affairs because Russia is a few miles from Alaska, and disguised her lack of knowledge of vice-presidents by claiming George H. W. Bush was the vice-president she admired the most because he "kind of learned the ropes in his position as VP and then moving on up." In that same interview, responding to a question about what was the worst quality of the current vice-president, Joe Biden said it was shredding the Constitution; Sarah Palin said it was "the duck hunting accident."
In the debate, Biden threw specifics after specifics. Almost every major online newspaper poll gave Biden the win, especially among undecided voters, with several polls showing him scoring in the 70s and 80s. The CNN poll showed that about 51 percent thought Biden did a better job, while 36 percent supported Palin. At MSNBC, it was 78 percent for Biden. Even the conservative Wall Street Journal readers polled online gave Biden 52 percent. The ultra conservative Drudge Report, however, gave Palin the lead at 68 percent.
But, this was also a win for Sarah Palin. Expectations for her were so low that if she didn't shoot a moose during the debate, people would be thrilled. In theatre, actors learn that their first responsibility is to learn their lines and don't fall over the scenery. In this debate, Sarah Palin knew her prepared lines, and the scenery still stood after 90 minutes.
Walter Brasch, during a 40-year work career in mass communications, has been a member of several unions, in both the private and public sectors. He is a syndicated newspaper columnist and the author of 16 books, including With Just Cause: Unionization of the American Journalist, Before the First Snow: Stories from the Revolution, and his latest Fracking Pennsylvania. He can be contacted at: walterbrasch@gmail.com. Read other articles by Walter, or visit Walter's website.
This article was posted on Saturday, October 4th, 2008 at 6:59am and is filed under Media.
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John Hatch said on October 5th, 2008 at 4:49pm #
What's with the winking? And what was that crap about 'American exceptionalists'? America certainly is exceptional when it comes to ethics, greed, and killing people. Is that what she meant? You betcha!
Please check out my article here: http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article20929.htm
Poilu said on October 5th, 2008 at 5:31pm #
John: Saw yours on Information Clearinghouse, and it's excellent — exactly the kind of acebic send-off this atrociously dim-witted redneck Palin truly deserves.
Likewise, an excellent assessment from Walter Brasch. The American people — or at least the Republican Party — have gone even dumber than H.L. Mencken could EVER have imagined via this vice-presidential selection:
"As democracy is perfected, the office represents, more closely, the inner soul of the people. We move toward a lofty ideal.
"On some great and glorious day, the plain folks of the land will reach their heart's desire at last, and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron."
-H.L. Mencken, The Baltimore Sun, 1920
And as Steven Zunes fully details in the following "blow-by-blow" account, there was clearly ample bullshit emanating from BOTH camps during this remarkably shallow vice-presidential "debate":
"The VP Debate: Dishonest Foreign Policies"
by Stephen Zunes [Foreign Policy in Focus]
http://www.commondreams.org/print/33109
' The October 3 debate [1] between Alaska Governor Sarah Palin and Delaware Senator Joe Biden was disturbing for those of us hoping for a more enlightened and honest foreign policy during the next four years. In its aftermath, pundits mainly focused on Palin's failure to self-destruct and Biden's relatively cogent arguments. Here's an annotation of the foreign policy issues raised during the vice-presidential debate, which was packed with demonstrably false and misleading statements. …'
[Well worth the full read — Zunes' corrections of those conspicuous falsehoods are quite commendable.]
Max Shields said on October 6th, 2008 at 6:09am #
On Iraq, Biden Is Worse than McCain: The Dreyfuss Report October 2008 Nation Magazine.
"Barack Obama may be doing the one thing that might have seemed impossible: he's picking a running mate whose ideas about Iraq are even worse than, and stupider than, John McCain's. "
Palin, as far as we know, has not been involved in the killing and maiming of countless children and innocents, in countries throughout the world. She appears a little witless, but so far harmless.
On the the hand, we have a man, Joseph Biden who has been one of the major hawks in the Senate. He is certainly no man of peace and it can be said that he has done with his vote and influence what Dems fear bate McCain will do.
Obama selected such a man to represent him and have him apart of his decision making process on foreign affairs. He has also, thus far, selected many of the Clinton hawk advisers and economic free-trade Wall Street fundamentalists.
While we can chose to vote for a third party candidate. What we're looking at is an Obama/Biden administration that has offered us more of the same. Additionally, Obama seems to have no sense of the depth of the economic crisis and though able to provide a speech little no ability to provide a sense of direction and vision.
Let's face it this established duopoly has given us what we have in spades and totally and completely incapable of moving in another direction. This is the Twilight of the American Empire.
Somehow Palin just doesn't seem very important; in fact she's more a slight distraction from the deep problems we are about to face, long overdue, but clearly on the horizon with the force of a Katina + Ike.
gxm17 said on October 7th, 2008 at 8:15am #
Wow. I hope you realize that all you folks are doing is proving that the so-called progressive movement is filled with a bunch of sexist pigs. Well, at least this opinion(sarelikeassholes) piece only has four, make that five, comments.


The Moves Like Jagger singer admitted he is slightly in awe of the Beatles star.
"To mentor me? You know, [one] guy that I haven't met, who was so hugely influential to me was Paul McCartney," he told US talk show host Anderson Cooper.
The Maroon 5 frontman admitted he has been in close proximity to Paul, but never had the opportunity to start a conversation with the Liverpool-bred superstar.
"I've been in the same room with him many times. I think mostly because we just haven't crossed paths and it never naturally happened, but someday I'd love to meet him. I'm such a huge Paul McCartney fan," he continued.
Adam, who is one of the coaches on the American show The Voice, also revealed he wouldn't mind getting Kanye West on the programme.
"I would love to see - just because he's such a firecracker - Kanye do a show like that because he'd be so - I'm sure that terrifies NBC - but that would be fun. I love Kanye, I love what he does," he said.


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Michael Caine, Shelley Winters, Millicent Martin, Julia Foster & others. Lewis Gilbert, director
Publisher: Paramount Home Video
Region Code: 1
Aspect Ratio: Widescreen
(Academy Award Nominee for Best Picture, Actor (Michael Caine), Actress (Vivien Merchant), Song); Winner of the Special Jury Prize at Cannes) This influential 1966 film introduced American audiences to the "Swinging London" of the 1960s and to Michael Caine, whose convincing portrayal of the womanizing title character earned him the first of six Oscar nominations. Vivien Merchant co-stars as Lily, one of Alfie's more complicated conquests, while Jane Asher and Julia Foster portray other love interests, but Shelley Winters has the juiciest role as the woman who finally conquers the seemingly hopeless philanderer.


1. I ended up walking 8.7 miles in the morning to pay a cheque into the bank. I swear I thought the bank was only two miles away, and with it being such a lovely day I thought I'd take a book with me and casually take some exercise whilst crossing off one of the household chores from my list. Turns out it was 4.35 miles each way. Oops! Nearly finished my book at least!
2. I ate a large lunch much later in the day than planned (4pm ish?) and then was unable to have the ritual pre-race snack as the lunch did too good of a job keeping me full.
3. I'd changed my pill a few days earlier and it was playing havoc with my stomach.
4. I remembered at the last second that I had no petrol in my car. Resulting in a mad dash out of the house and panic drive to the Shell to put in just enough juice to get me to the start of the race.
5. I forgot my Garmin. A direct result of my mad dash out of the house when realising I'd forgotten to get any petrol.
(Photo credit) Despite my less than perfect race prep I actually really enjoyed this race. The first time I've enjoyed a short distance event in a long while. I had no idea what pace I was running at, so stuck to a cautious pace when the gun went off. And it was an actual gun. This really made me jump and I was soooo glad I placed myself at the back of the race pack and was nowhere near the actual front by the gun. Otherwise I might actually have screamed!
The first mile felt relatively easy. I probably started out a little too slow, but going on past experience, better too slow than too fast. Early on I decided to count my steps so that I would be able to work out roughly how far I was into the race despite being Garmin-less. Ages ago I read that Paula Radcliffe counts over and over when she runs to help keep her consistent and prevent her mind from taking over. Between mile 1-2 I worked out that it was approximately 1300 steps between each mile marker and from then on I focused on counting down to the end of the race.
Just before mile 3 I made a quick stop to tie my shoelace that had been flapping since the first mile marker. It had gradually loosened my trainer around my foot and I knew I'd have to make a stop to tie it sooner or later. My head almost had a wobble, but I won in the end and after a few steps of walk continued on.
Miles 3-4 went quickly, with one short and sharp hill just before the mile 4 marker. It was over before it worried me though and then I really was on count down to the finish. I grouped my steps by the hundred and was surprised how quickly I was counting them off. I overtook a few people on the final straight, who must have misjudged their pace earlier on. I still felt very strong physically, although my head was a little bored of the straight road!
I'd not run this race before, but had heard that the finish was in a lay-by. A guy that had been hot on my heels since the beginning of the race zoomed past me at this point in a sprint finish. But I still couldn't see the finish and didn't want to risk kicking too early. The guy turned in to what looked like a sidestreet and I could see that there were several runners/supporters up ahead, but I still couldn't make out if it was the finish or not. I kept counting and running in my regular rhythm, knowing it couldn't be too far away. I couldn't see a banner though, or any type of line to finish over. In the end, I decided it must be the finish, although by this point, I was probably only 150m out from the line and decided to kick hard for the line. I could have kicked much sooner had I realised it was there though and when I finished I was chatting away to club members not even a little out of breath!
I initially felt like I had run a really great race and as soon as I crossed the line I called across to some members of our club to find out what time it was. Their response of "Half eight" was too vague for me though. I was after minutes and seconds!
The results were up on the website by the time I woke up this morning and although initially disappointed that I hadn't achieved quite as good a time as I was hoping, I was happy that I had had a consistent race, without all of the stopping and starting I've felt like I've had to do at recent events. I was more than a minute away from achieving a new PB, but at the same time 45 seconds quicker than I'd run at the last 5 miler of the series.
I think I'll be running a few more events Garmin-less, or at least with my Garmin out of sight during the race.
What's the worst race prep you've had for a race?
Well done for finishing strong despite your prep!
I like to flip my Garmin around so I can't see it- I do this at parkruns sometimes and it calms me down as if I see a fast time I get all the adrenaline going which then drains away leaving me feeling wobbly.
Gosh I have had a few poor race preps- being in the queue for the car park when I head the starting gun for Blenheim was pretty bad, as then I had to run probably more than half a mile through fields to get to the starting line.
But my marathon was not that good either- having to get to the airport straight from work, and flying out the night before (sandwiches for dinner), plus being on antibiotics for a UTI that turned out to be a big cyst, then in the morning getting lost trying to find the bus stop and the stadium….
Flipping it round is an option I'm planning on trying this Tuesday at the next race in the series. I agree about quick paces getting adrenaline going and draining me early on.
Running half a mile to the start line? That's not the best start to a race! Poor you for the rushedness of your marathon as well. Luckily I've had somebody who's run it before or who 'knows' the drill at all of my bigger races and it's nice to have them telling me what to do-takes the pressure off my preparation a little.
Oh man, me and rushing DO NOT MESH! I would be so frazzled. You did really well despite all the circumstances leading up the the race, way to rock it!
When you say you 'brought your book' with you on your walk, do you mean you were listening to it? I just had a picture of you walking along reading an actual book, which seemed a bit odd! Hehe. I need to listen to more audio books I think – especially in the car. If you do listen to audio books, where do you get them from? Everywhere I look is quite expensive.
Well done on the race! Despite all those pre-race issues you did amazingly! I think going Garminless is one of the best things to do. I might do it this week at Parkrun. I might cover it up though as I like having the stats later (otherwise the run doesn't exist, right…? 😉 Starting slow and getting faster is definitely the way to go.
Oh yeah, erm…I am a bit odd! I might have walked with an actual book on Tuesday!
We bought some audio books for Dan's Nan at Christmas and I was surprised how expensive it was to receive a file of essentially one person reading out of a book. My friend borrows all of her audio books from the library though. Not sure if they're 'free', but I think they're a similar cost to borrowing videos.
Great job!!! I hate it when I don't prep properly…. so I hear ya. Actually, this past Saturday I ran a half-marathon and boy – I ate everything you are NOT suppose to eat the night before – heavy sandwich with fries, two glasses of wine, chips and salsa. Ughh. But I was pleased with my run so I guess it wasn't all that bad. It is all fuel right???
Yep, done that before a race. Wine. Then thought "What am I doing?!" and thrown the remaining glass in a gesture that must look like I'm remembering I'm pregnant!
It sounds so weird that you call petrol-gas! Because gas to me isn't anything physical but something that floats around in the air!
I've run a few races sans Garmin, either it dying or me forgetting it, and I've actually set pb's without it, sometimes I think trusting in myself and going on feel I can push myself harder. Well done!
Yes, there's something to be said for not running with it and going on feel. I felt like I was really listening to my body on Tuesday night, because I had nothing else to go on!
If I am rushed or I don't prep well for anything I feel all out of sorts.


The Bear Revolution is upon us. So says Jonathan Taplin, a long-time innovator in the entertainment field and Adjunct Professor at the Annenberg School of Communication where his areas of specialization are in International Communication Management and the field of digital media entertainment. Jonathan sees cities and states rising in power, with California leading the way, while power diminishes at the center.
And then we go even more local with D.C. Councilman Tommy Wells who is determined to make our nation's capitol a more walk-able, livable city. Tommy began his Washington, D.C. career in 1985 as a social worker in the District's child protective services agency, eventually becoming director of the D.C. Consortium for Child Welfare, an organization of 20 nonprofit agencies that serve the city's children and families.
All this plus our weekly essay from Walker Smith, this week on Smart City.


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Q: Looping through textbox contorls in vb.net to push data into a table I have a simple loop I am trying to use to capture data from a form and put it in to a stored procedure that updates a table.  It seems to me like it should do what it's supposed to do, but I'm getting a conversion error and I'm not really sure why.  I don't even know if it does in fact work since I'm getting an error that doesn't make a lot of sense to me.  Here's what I have currently:
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The error is with the Me.Controls(NameHolder).ToString line.  It says the following: Conversion from string "LineID1" to type 'Integer' is not valid.
What is being converted to an integer here?  Does Me.Control return the control as an integer?

A: Try using & not +
Both are concat operators but + will try and add an integer to an integer, hence the error. & only deals with strings.
So..
Dim NameHolder As String = "LineID" & rowcounter.ToString

HTH

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Top 6 Advantages Of Studying In Ireland
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Ireland is a great place to study. The country has a stable government and an extremely low crime rate. Ireland also has one of the lowest unemployment rates in Europe with only 6% of people out of work in 2017 according to Eurostat, the EU statistics office. Ireland's economy is doing better than many other European countries right now due to the growth in technology companies such as Google which have set up their European headquarters here. One of the advantages of studying in Ireland is that the country also boasts some great universities such as Trinity College Dublin or UCC that offer degrees from BA right up to PhD level. Other advantages of studying in Ireland include the relatively low tuition fee, living costs, and post-study visa. Keep reading to find out more about the advantages of studying in Ireland.
Here are some of the benefits of studying in Ireland for international students:
Ireland has a free education system
The Irish universities are world-class
There are many options for studying in Ireland, including traditional degrees and apprenticeships
The Irish education system is based on the British system, but also utilizes other models of learning. This means that you can find programs taught in both English and Gaelic, as well as other European languages like German or French on offer at some institutions
There, are also institutions focused exclusively on business, technology and science that offer international qualifications designed to prepare students for careers in those industries
Cost Of Studying In Ireland
Some of the most important advantages of studying in Ireland is that the cost of studying in Ireland is low, compared to many other European countries. In fact, tuition fees are generally the same as in the UK, which means they are much lower than in most other countries. Additionally, the living costs are also cheaper in Ireland compared to its neighbours. For example, rent will be around €500 per month for a room with a shared bathroom; food shopping costs can be up to 50% less than at home; and public transport is also very reasonably priced at just €10-€15 a week.
Scholarships For International Students
One of the advantages of studying in Ireland is that there are many scholarships available for international students. Scholarships for international students in Ireland are of different types and can be categorized as follows:
Government Scholarships – This is the common scholarship offered by the government to all students who want to pursue their higher education in Ireland.
University Grants Commission (UGC) Scholarships – These grants are offered by UGC based on merit, which means that only those students will get these grants whose marks are high enough to qualify them for it.
Ireland has a temperate climate with four distinct seasons, which means you can enjoy the beautiful weather year-round. The average summer temperature is 18-19 degrees Celsius, while the winter months are typically cold and wet, with an average temperature of 5-7 degrees Celsius. Spring and autumn are milder, with temperatures averaging 10-12 degrees Celsius.
Student jobs are the perfect way to earn extra cash while studying abroad. One of the advantages of studying in Ireland is that students can work part-time during the semester and full-time during their summer break, or vice versa. There are many options available in Ireland, so you're sure to find something that suits your needs and interests!
Students can also find jobs in hospitality industries such as hotels, restaurants and bars. These jobs are great for those interested in meeting new people while enjoying some fun nights out on the town with friends after work! The retail sector is another option – if you love fashion or design then thisIreland is a great place to study and live. There are lots of opportunities and advantages of studying in Ireland for international students, as well as good job prospects after their studies. It is also an ideal destination for international students, with its friendly people and stable government making it the ideal place to come and study.It is widely accepted that Ireland has one of the best education systems in Europe. Its universities are world-renowned for their academic excellence, which makes it a great choice for those who want to develop themselves academically. ConclusionWe hope that we have discussed all the advantages of studying in Ireland and answered your queries about studying in Ireland. If you have any more questions, please don't hesitate to contact us and we will do our best to help. You can also read our blogs that may interest you:
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Look back at 2020: Kobe Bryant, daughter Gianna die in helicopter crash in California
by Kayla Butler
Posted Dec 24, 2020 6:00 am PST
FILE - In this June 7, 2009, file photo, Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant (24) points to a player behind him after making a basket in the closing seconds against the Orlando Magic in Game 2 of the NBA basketball finals, in Los Angeles. Bryant, the 18-time NBA All-Star who won five championships and became one of the greatest basketball players of his generation during a 20-year career with the Los Angeles Lakers, died in a helicopter crash Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill, File)
CALABASAS, Calif. – Kobe Bryant, the basketball legend who was celebrated after his playing days as a storyteller, entrepreneur, and loving father, was killed along with his daughter, Gianna, and seven others in a helicopter crash in the hills of Calabasas, California on Jan. 26.
The group was on its way to the Mamba Academy for a basketball practice when the helicopter crashed.
READ MORE: Kobe Bryant, 13-year old daughter Gianna killed in helicopter crash
Authorities said in the days following the crash that the pilot of the helicopter had tried to avoid heavy fog in the area.
A probe into the crash by the National Transportation Safety Board in the states revealed there was no evidence to suggest engine failure was to blame.
News of the crash sent shockwaves around the world with many top athletes mourning him on social media.
Bryant's wife, Vanessa, spoke about the crash for the first time a few days after her husband and daughter died.
READ MORE: Vanessa Bryant speaks: 'We are completely devastated'
She took to Instagram to thank people for the outpouring of support she and her family received in the wake of the heartbreaking tragedy.
"There aren't enough words to describe our pain right now," Vanessa Bryant wrote. "I take comfort in knowing that Kobe and Gigi both knew that they were so deeply loved. We were so incredibly blessed to have them in our lives. I wish they were here with us forever. They were our beautiful blessings taken from us too soon."
A massive memorial came together outside Staples Center in Los Angeles, where Bryant played as a member of the Los Angeles Lakers for 20 seasons from 1996-2016.
During a public service, Michael Jordan told mourners he came to love Bryant as the little brother he never had, and as a student eager to learn from Jordan's experiences and skills.
Jordan broke into tears with those words during a moving speech about his largely unpublicized friendship with Bryant.
"When Kobe Bryant died, a piece of me died," Jordan said.
READ MORE: Michael Jordan's poignant Kobe tribute: 'A piece of me died'
"And as I look (around) this arena and across the globe, a piece of you died, or else you wouldn't be here. Those are the memories that we have to live with and we learn from. I promise you from this day forward, I will live with the memories of knowing that little brother that I tried to help in every way I could. Please rest in peace, little brother."
Bryant was a five-time NBA champion and the 2008 NBA Most Valuable Player. The Lakers would go on to win the franchise's 17th NBA Championship in October.
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Q: How to load a referenced assembly within another referenced assembly? I have a scenario where my client is a WPF App let's say W , There are 3 assemblies say A, B,C which are not to be exposed to W , hence the 3 assemblies are referenced in a concrete factory , say F which creates the required instance and provides to W.
I am using reflection in F to generate the 3 objects.
Below is the code
return (IClass)Activator.CreateInstance(Assembly.Load("A").GetType("A.AClass"),
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The code works if I reference A in W , but doesn't work (System.IO.FileNotFound Exception) when A is referenced in F (I cross checked with Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetReferencedAssemblies() and A is not loaded).
I read that an Assembly may not be loaded if it is not required. But how does my WPF client then load the assembly. If this is the expected behavior , I would go with finding the current Directory path and appending A.dll to it.
Any thoughts around ?

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#OTRHoopsReport: Boyd County Roundball Classic Standouts – December 14, 2015
Class of 2016 Bobby Anderson of Boyd County HS proved to be one of the top players in the Tri-State (KY-OH-WV) area at the Roundball Classic last weekend. Photo cred – Ty Freeman/#EBAAllAmerican
ASHLAND, Ky., – For high school coaches, the pre-region schedule is about competition and quality match-ups. The Roundball Classic hosted by Boyd County High School last weekend provided exactly that platform in the Tri-State area of Kentucky-Ohio-West Virginia. On top of that, the weekend of basketball provides exposure for individual players who are looking to build their reputation for the next level. Here is a look back at this weekend's notable individual performers.
BOYD COUNTY ROUNDBALL CLASSIC STANDOUTS
Bobby Anderson – Boyd County HS (KY) – 2016
We first saw the 5-foot-10 point guard at the EBA All-American Camp in September. We predicted that he would put up numbers for Boyd County High School during his senior year and we were right. On back to back nights, Anderson went for 29 and 35 points at the Roundball Classic. What Anderson may lack in size, he more than makes up for in speed and skill. He showed he could his own shot score with efficiency. Expect more college coaches in the Tri-State area to jump on-board with Anderson in upcoming months.
'16 Bobby Anderson has 17 at the half for Boyd Co. It's a dog fight at the Roundball Classic @MrAnderson_4 pic.twitter.com/3FOgSuDTXe
— Jonathan Hemingway (@CoachHemi) December 13, 2015
Onuralp Bitim – Huntington Prep (WV) – 2017
While Miles Bridges attracts a lot of attention for coach Arkell Bruce's squad, there is plenty of next level impact guys on his roster like the Turkish born Bitim. Standing at 6-6, he is a very good athlete who showed he could score in transition. At one point Bitim caught an alley-oop pass and threw it down with authority to rev up the crowd in the Friday night match-up with Cape Fear (NC). Add in the fact that Bitim is an exceptional shooter from the arc and he is a dual scoring threat in Huntington Prep's back court.
Austin Chaffin – Lawrence County HS (KY) – 2016
The weekend's final match-up, Chaffin and Lawerence County played spoiler to the home team's plans. Although Boyd County would pull within a few points in the game's final minutes, clutch free throw shooting from Chaffin and his teammates secured the victory. The 6-1 point guard handled much of the ball handling and play-making responsibilities on Saturday night. He finished with 18 points and did it with solid 3-point shooting and slashing scores all night long.
Timmy Dalton – Lawrence County HS (KY) – 2017
Dalton finished with a game high 22 points in his team's win over Boyd County on Saturday night. The 6-4 wing forward scored those points in a variety of ways. However, it was his post up game that gave opposing defenders the most trouble. He has a strong frame, combined with quick feet that allow him to score with his back to the basket. We project Dalton to play facing the basket at the next level. However, his athleticism and strength was too much on the inside on this night. If Lawrence County contends for a region championship this year, Dalton will be a big reason why.
Quentin Jackson Jr. – Cape Fear (NC) – 2016
The Charlotte signee had a solid showing on Friday evening versus Huntington Prep. He held his own and proved to be an effective play-maker against one of the nation's premier Prep School teams. At 6-2, he has a good frame that will allow him to play either back court position at the next level. He was able to get to the rim while also hit long range jumpers all night long. Although Jackson and Cape Fear came up on the short end of the contest, Jackson should come away with added confidence that he can play toe to toe with some of the nation's best.
Chase Johnson – Ripley HS (WV) – 2017
One of the best uncommitted prospects this weekend was Johnson, who is a 6-8 forward. He put up monster numbers in a win over Ashland (KY) on Saturday afternoon. He scored 25 points on 10 of 12 shooting, grabbed 18 rebounds and added four blocks in the win. He already holds offers from schools like Ohio and Winthrop. However, other Power 5 Conference schools like Penn State, Clemson and West Virginia are all watching his progression very closely. Right now Johnson is a hi-lo forward with soft touch around the basket. He has enough bounce to finish amongst the athletes in the lane. However, the intriguing part of his game is his mobility and range on his jumper. Although he did not show his 3-point jumper in this viewing, he has a free throw release that suggests that he could hit the open jumper with ease. Mark Johnson down as a potential spring-summer stock riser in 2016.
Hunter Kenser – Boyd County HS (KY) – 2017
Six-foot-five forward Kenser is a prospect with some of the most potential. The junior showed glimpses of being an impact scorer on the interior. His four buckets in the second half on Saturday night helped Boyd County get within striking distance of Lawrence County. His strong frame and soft touch around the rim allow him to be a go-to scorer on the interior. Consistency will be the next area that we will want to see from Kenser in future evaluations. Given the fact that we have seen the forward stretch the floor with his jumper at the EBA All-American Camp in September, we expect Kenser to become a versatile threat for coach Randy Anderson this season and beyond.
Korbin Spencer – Elliott County (KY) – 2019
One of the best long-term prospects last weekend was a freshman from Elliott County. His 34 points in a win was impressive. He shot the 3-pointer very well and found a rhythm with the bounce as the night went on. Already standing near 6-2, he has the length and skill to be a very productive high school player. As he grows and matures, expect Spencer to become a hot name within the state of Kentucky. Here is a glimpse into what Spencer did on Friday evening.
'19 Guard Korbin Spencer from Elliott Co. was big at the Boyd Co Roundball Classic. 34 in the win. @EastKYSC pic.twitter.com/P5pDji15En
— Jonathan Hemingway (@JLHemingwayPSB) December 12, 2015
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Do Newfoundlands Have Rear Dewclaws?
A show Newfie wears a bib to protect his coat from dribble.
While rear dewclaws are fairly rare in dogs, the Newfoundland is one of several breeds born with them. The extra rear toenails may have given these large canines better traction and stability for working in the rough, snowy terrain and icy environments they were bred for.
Dewclaws are fifth toes complete with toenails on the insides of a dog's paws. Situated higher on the leg than the other toes, they rarely if ever come into contact with the ground. Front dewclaws are attached to the dog's paws with bone and muscle. The bone is typically absent in rear dewclaws, resulting in loosely attached digits that can easily get caught on something and torn from the dog's leg.
Most dogs have front dewclaws. In addition to the Newfie, breeds with rear dewclaws include the Saint Bernard, Great Pyrenees and briard. The American Kennel Club breed standard for Newfoundlands specifies that rear dewclaws should be removed.
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