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Five Prospects Who Could Commit to Arkansas
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by: Otis Kirk
Posted: May 24, 2019 / 03:15 PM UTC / Updated: May 24, 2019 / 03:15 PM UTC
By Otis Kirk
Arkansas has seven commitments as it heads into the Memorial Day Weekend.
They will be hosting more official visitors in the next couple of weeks after this weekend. In addition, they will have some camps on the campus as well as attend some in Texas and one in Memphis. On July 26, they will have several recruits on campus for a cookout. This event was a huge success last summer.
Here's a look at five prospects who could commit to Arkansas in the coming weeks or months. Obviously this isn't the only prospects they may sign, but just a random look at five who could choose the Hogs at some point.
Garrett Hayes, OL, 6-5, 298, Athens (Texas)
He has already officially visited the Razorbacks. He plans to take more official visits in the fall. Arkansas is battling Texas A&M and many others for him. Dustin Fry and Jeff Traylor have done an outstanding job on him. He and Ty'kieast Crawford would be a nice one-two punch on the offensive line from East Texas. Crawford, from Carthage, has already committed. Commit Probability: 60-percent.
Catrell Wallace, OLB, 6-6, 215, Bryant
One of the best recruits in Arkansas. Arkansas was his first offer. He could play outside linebacker or grow into a defensive end. Regardless of where he plays, Wallace should make a big impact. He now holds 10 offers with Oklahoma State the latest to jump into the mix. As a junior, he finished with 79 tackles, two sacks and three blocked kicks while helping lead team to Class 7A state championship. Commit Probability: 90-percent.
Martavius French, LB, 6-2, 240, Memphis (Tenn.) Whitehaven
An outstanding linebacker. He has been to Arkansas for unofficial visits. He was at the big March 9 Elite Prospect Day. This is the type linebacker who could come in and make an immediate impact in 2020. He has the size, talent and speed to play immediately. Alabama is expected to enter the picture for him. His offer list will be well over 20 by the time he signs with a team in December. Commit Probability: 80-Percent.
Brandon Frazier, TE, 6-7, 245, McKinney (Texas) North
He too has already taken an official visit to Arkansas. He said at time of his visit he was down to Hogs, Baylor and Texas Tech. Alabama jumped in with an offer on May 15. He would team with Allen Horace at Arkansas to be the two tight ends in the Class of 2020. In two seasons, Frazier has caught 59 passes for 936 yards and nine touchdowns. Also outstanding on the hardcourt. Commit Probability: 85-Percent.
Collin Sullivan, WR, 6-2, 190, Round Rock (Texas)
Justin Stepp made a strong impression on Sullivan when he offered him a scholarship at SMU. Since coming to Arkansas, Stepp has maintained a strong relationship with Sullivan. The Hogs currently have three wide receivers committed and adding Sullivan would be a huge get. In two years, he has caught 74 passes for 1,167 yards and seven touchdowns. Texas, Northwestern and many others have offered him. Commit Probability: 90-percent.
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Beginning in 2000, Malmgren conducted approximately 150 interviews touching on topics such as patriotism, discrimination, and cancer and other health problems. The book was recently featured in the Santa Fe New Mexican. AHF's October 2017 interview with Malmgren will be published on the "Voices of the Manhattan Project" website soon.
A new exhibit developed by the Los Alamos History Museum, "Women, Science, and Project Y," is now on display at the Los Alamos County Municipal Building. The exhibit profiles some of the women who participated in the Manhattan Project at Los Alamos, including scientists, "computers," technicians, nurses, and more. As the Museum notes, by the end of World War II, about 640 women were working on the Manhattan Project at Los Alamos, representing about 11% of the Los Alamos staff. Explosives technician Frances Dunne, physicist Jane Hall, and hematologist Floy Agnes Lee are among the women featured in the exhibit.
On Saturday, February 3, an open house at the Richland, WA Public Library marked the launch of an oral history project on African American history in the Hanford area. The project is a collaboration between the Hanford History Project at Washington State University-Tri Cities, AACCES (African American Community Cultural and Educational Society), the National Park Service, and the Richland Public Library.
This initiative will research and document the experiences of African Americans in the Tri-Cities from the Manhattan Project through the civil rights era, focusing on African American migration to Hanford during World War II, segregation, and local civil rights history. The project is seeking to interview African Americans who worked at Hanford or lived in the Tri-Cities between 1943 and the late 1960s. For more information, visit the Hanford History Project's website. The open house was featured in the Tri-City Herald.
Frances Dunne working in Bayo Canyon. Image courtesy of the Los Alamos Historical Society.
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We took part in the Corpus Christii procession at the Saturday night mass .3rd to 6th class were in the band leading the parade and 2nd class performed a tableau with Canon Talbot.
Our girls played against Knocklong on 3rd June and had a narrow win over Knocklong NS.It was a close game and finished on the scoreline 2 goals to 1.
On Thursday 27th May the school hurling team had a great win against a very strong Ballyagran team. At half time it was 1-2 to 1-1 in favour of Galbally.Ballyagran looked to be dominant and before half time had a 21 yard free goal attempt saved against them.The Galbally team however were determined to push on and in the second half proved stronger.A gracious Mr. O Connor Principal of Ballyagran presented the Breda O Donnell cup in memory of Breda O Donnell who taught at Ballyagran school until her untimely death in 2009 .The score at the end was 3 -6 to 1-2.
On 8th May 13 boys and girls received their First Communion. It was a lovely day for all and they will have special memories of the day in the years to come.
Congratulations to Niall Kearney Jamie Morrissey and Ger Quinlan who represented Galbally NS on the South Limerick team which won the Mackey cup.This is one of the most prestigous competitions in Limerick GAA and we think it is the first time Mackey medals have come to Galbally.
Well done to Ger Quinlan and Grainne Blackburn who played for limerick in the Primary football game against Waterford on June 6th in Fraher field Dungarvan.
Also well done to Niall Kearney who played for in a Primary Hurling game before the Limerick - Kilkenny match on 4 April at the Gaelic Grounds. The pic below shows the proud boys with the Mackey Cup.
On the 25th of March the Galbally girls football team played Ballylanders in the schools Final in Knocklong . The girls had a brilliant build up to the final winning all their previous matches but yesterday they had an unfortunate loss , but on the day Ballylanders proved the better team on the day.
On St Patricks day Galballys NS band won the prize for best marching band and second prize overall in the Tipperary Town Parade . Please go to Music page for pictures of this years parade.
Grainne Blackburn ran in The National Cross country competition in Roscommon and came 3rd. Patrick O Donoghue represented Aherlow in a Tipperary hurling skills competition and was successful in the U12 competition.He was presented with a medal at half time in the hurling league game between Tipperary and Kilkenny at Semple Stadium.These are definitely 2 names for the future.
On 4th March 2nd to 6th classes visited Hospital Secondary school where we saw their TY show namely Aladdin.It was very enjoyable and we watched out especially for the past pupils from Galbally who were taking part.
On 2nd March we played Bruree in our 1st game of the year.Galbally won on a scoreline of 2 - 6 to 0 0.We play Emly Knockaney and Ballylanders next.
On 2 February Denis Leamy visited the school and presented a Lions jersey which was signed by the Munster members of the squad.
On the 22nd of February our school had a visit from the McCormac family who put on a variety show for us . They showed us many instruments , many of them wind instuments . Acrobatics was also a big part of the show as well as lots of balancing and agility acts . During the show there was lots of audience participation. It engaged all classes and everyone thoroughly enjoyed it .
On evening of 22nd February we had a visit from the swine flu Doctors.Many children were vaccinated on the day.
On Saturday 27 February a film crew spent from 10 o'clock until 5 filming both the school football team and the school band .The football team were filmed playing a practice match and later at a training session.The Band were filmed playing a selection of tunes and later were filmed at some of the village landmarks such as Moore Abbey.A 10 man filming crew arrived on Thursday 4th March for further footage of the children as they prepared for the bazaar.They booked rooms in Aherlow House and on Friday returned to the Community Centre to film the bazaar. It was held from 2 to 6.It was a tremendous experience for all concerned.And it raised a huge amount of money for the school.The boys team just edged it collecting €1528 while the girls collected €1380.-A truly staggering amount .We wish to thank all those who attended and supported the bazaar. Great bargains were had on the day.It is one of those events that will last long in our memory.
On 25 January the 1st Daffodil appeared. We held a contest to see who would grow the first one and Jamie Morrissey won.
On 11th and 12th January we had two snow days. Most of Ireland was badly affected by what is known as the big freeze. It is supposed to be the coldest winter since 1963.
Galbally N.S. has received a grant to install an interactive whit boards in each classroom. This turns the whit boards at the top of the room into a computer screen. What ever one normal sees on the computer screen will now be transferred to the board. It makes learning more fun. The grant from the minister for education will cover most of the cost. The rest we will hope to collect with a music night.
This year the date is the 8th of May the do this in memory programme starts for the communion class on Sunday 23 rd January with the enrolment mass.
Last year the 5th and 6th class pupils entered the Kilfinane Coshlea Heritage society essay competition . All of the pupils recieved medals. Alex Finnan recieved an individual prize for coming 2nd .
Remember table quiz in the Abbey Bar in aid of school funds will take place on friday the 6th of November at half 9.Table of four €20 .
4 boys from Galbally NS were picked to play on the South Limerick schools team. Ger Quinlin, Niall Kearney, Jamie Morrisey and Jason Shannon.Three girls where also picked for the girls south Limerick schools team,Grainne Ryan, Emma Burke and Grainne Blackburn.
Galbally NS collected over 100 shoeboxs in the aid of the Operation Christmas Child fund .These will be brought out to the poorer countries of the third world .
16th October. Schools Football Final.
It was a lovely Autumn day .A large crowd came from Galbally to support us.Throw in was at 11 15.Galbally got off to a good start and were 2 - 3 to 1 - 0 ahead at half time. the backs tightened up even more in the second half and the forwards really got going.
The game finished 4 - 8 to 1 - 1. Scorers Sean Samson 2-2 Ger Quinlan 1-5 Jamie Morrissey 1-0 Niall Kearney 0-1.
Final takes place in Knocklong On Friday the 16th .We played Hospital in the semi-final and after a good tough game eventually emerged victorious on the score line 1 -6 to 4 points. Ballyagran are the opposition as they won their qualifier against Knocklong.
Vaccinations................for Junior Infants ...............Monday 5th October.
Congratulations to the two under 10 school teams who took part in the harvest fair tournament in Anglesboro. Both teams won their groups and so we had the unusual situation of Galbally whites v Galbally blacks in the final with the whites narrowly winning.
A large crowd of parents and children took part in the sponsored walk to Darbeys Bed. Weatherwise it was one of the best days of the year and was enjoyed by all.


A Wild Day Out At BeWILDerwood - Me, him, the dog and a baby!
When I moved to Norfolk just over 5 years ago now I remember hearing so many great things about BeWILDerwood. Someone I worked with in my previous job also worked at BeWILDerwood as a story teller and she had so many great things to say. At the time, I had no reason to visit but since Erin turned 2 last January we have been trying to find the right time to go.
Towards the end of October half term we went for a family day out, along with Erin's Auntie and Uncle, for The Glorious Glowing Lantern Parade, which ran until 31st October.
We got the absolute nicest welcome on the board as you enter BeWILDerwood and it was very much appreciated. John noticed first and after I saw the blog name on there I was even more excited.
BeWILDerwood have loads going on all day on top of the play and explore areas. There was an informational board close to the entrance showing what was on where and when. I actually took a picture of this just so I could look back throughout the day. All of these activities are included in the entrance price at BeWILDerwood and it's nice that there aren't any hidden surprises to pay for later.
We arrived at BeWILDerwood at around 11am, an hour after it opened. We knew before our visit that boat rides were available but we quickly saw one of the boarding areas and it was very busy with a queue already. So, we decided to head left instead of right and when you reach the Snack Shack, you'll find another boarding area. The first boat trip here wasn't until 11:30 but we hung around and was able to catch the first boat of the day.
This was Erin's first time on a boat and she was incredibly excited. I should mention here that the boats are equipped to be able to take pushchairs which for us was a massive bonus. The boat takes you along the Scaaaary Lake and you're told all about the inhabitants of BeWILDerwood including Mildred the Crocklebog. Erin wanted to look at absolutely everything on our way and BeWILDerwood have added so many little details. I think I was just as impressed as Erin was.
After our boat ride we headed over to the Tiptoe Valley where Erin was really let loose. Instead of starting small with the area designed for smaller children Erin wanted to 'go in the sky'. Of course, she wanted to go on the biggest thing she could see and well, I wasn't going to be the one to stop her from trying.
We learned that Erin has no fear whatsoever and I was so, so proud of her for just getting stuck in. I went up and explored with her. John said he was surprised I did but I figured if a 2 year old can then I most definitely can. I had the most fun with Erin and I loved doing something different with her.
Another of the free activities is face painting. When we arrived there was a bit of a queue but it went down very quickly. Erin had only ever had her face painted once before and she doesn't remember it so again, this was something for her to get really excited about. Erin sat so well while she had stars painted on the side of her face and we all joined in and had something done too.
When it came to bedtime Erin didn't want to take her stars off and would happily have had them there for days if we'd let her.
Next up we headed over to the Den Building area as I knew that Erin would love this. I think we all took it a bit too seriously as our den was a lot more elaborate than anyone else's.
There are 3 stories a day told at the stage at BeWILDerwood and we managed to catch one of them. Erin was straight up on the stage and having a rummage around in the dressing up box. For the story Erin dressed as a BeWILDerbat. Erin listened to the story, jumped around in excitement and flapped her wings around like a lunatic. If the shop had sold these costumes I think I would have bought Erin one so maybe they're missing a trick there.
We spent hours exploring BeWILDerwood letting Erin jump, run and climb to her heart's content. We got lost in a maze, went on slide and a swing for 3. Erin even went on a mini zip line and she LOVED every second. I think she'd have one in the back garden if we could manage it.
Before our visit I was worried about just how much there was for Erin to do at BeWILDerwood. She's nearly 3 and honestly, I needn't have worried because apart from 1 or 2 things, Erin could do everything… even if we thought she wouldn't be able to. There were a couple of slides that were far too big for Erin but that didn't stop her asking to go on them!
BeWILDerwood has 3 different food areas with plenty of seating. There is both hot and cold food available but you're welcome to take your own food in as well. We took a bit of a picnic but I had a look at the food available and the prices were really reasonable and it looked delicious. My brother in law did get an ice cream though which Erin talked him into sharing with her (he never stood a chance). The whole of BeWILDerwood was extremely clean and there are plenty of bins everywhere which was great to see.
As Erin has always been a napper, this is the first time we attempted to take her out for a (nearly) full day. We desperately tried to stay for the lantern parade but Erin crashed at about 4:15. At this time, it was getting dark and very cold quickly and we didn't want to keep Erin out longer when she was asleep.
We sadly missed the lantern parade but we were able to see some of the lights and other decorations on our walk out back to the car and they were fantastic. The whole of BeWILDerwood was lit up and beautiful, as well as a bit creepy at the same time. You can see just how much work goes into decorating for events and and it's nice that somewhere goes to so much trouble.
Thank you to BeWILDerwood for such a fantastic family day out. BeWILDerwood closes during the winter months and is now closed until February. I know we're going to be back next year and I can't wait to see what their other events are like.
Disclaimer: We received complimentary tickets to BeWILDerwood for the purpose of this post. All opinions are our own.


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Boyd led the way with mental health: Bennett
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Thu 18 May 2017, 02:00 PM
Brisbane Broncos coach Wayne Bennett has applauded the move of Greg Inglis to check himself into a mental health facility, believing more players are seeking help since Darius Boyd opened up about his struggles with mental illness.
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Broncos fullback Boyd completed a 21-day rehabilitation program in 2014, fighting off depression and a number of mental demons with professional help.
He did so openly and publicly, no longer hiding from the 'black dog' that had been following him all his life.
Boyd came out the other side a happier person and in a heart-warming story of redemption, was named captain of the Broncos for the 2017 season and beyond.
The 29-year-old's decision to seek help has set an example for not just rugby league players, but young men alike, sending a message that looking for help is not a sign of weakness.
Inglis, who is out for the season with a serious knee injury, has now taken that first step.
Often described as the hardest stage of recovery, Inglis has recognised that he has a problem and will be helped professionally to overcome what is being described as a form of depression.
Bennett, who saw firsthand what Boyd went through, said Inglis has done the right thing.
"It would be more than just his struggles with injury," Bennett said.
"The best part of it is that he's recognised he has a problem and wants go and get some help. That's what I'm pleased about.
"I mean Darius probably led the way a little bit. He was so open with his struggles.
"He told everybody where he was going and he didn't hide. He got there and he's a changed bloke. I think he's a bit of a pathfinder in that regard.
"A lot of people have followed what he's done and that's been good. They've recognised they have a problem."
Mental health does not discriminate and Inglis is one of many who have felt the wrath of the 'black dog'.
It may seem like it is more prevalent in today's society, but according to Bennett this is just because people are no longer afraid to speak up.
And the master coach said he was not surprised by Inglis's diagnoses, saying that it's a reflection of today's more open society.
"I'm not surprised. It's human nature. What we show on the outside is maybe not how we feel on the inside," he said.
"If we don't live with them and we aren't with them 24/7 then we're not going to see what they are going through.
"It's an issue in our society and it always has been. We're in a more open society so people don't want to hide anymore.
"There's more people recognising they have a problem than there were in the past.
"I remember as a young boy growing up there was a stigma surrounding it. It was seen as a sign of weakness and that you weren't the person you should have been but all that's been removed thank god."
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This work and its translations are copyright protected. It is up to the domestic priest to decide when the ceremony ends. First of all, the Neo-Zamolxian family has a domestic priest, a person, member of that family, who is in charge with organising and keeping specific events, related to the credo, within the family.
One of them is The Temple of Giants Fig. Thirdly, we are able to say that Neo-Zamolxianism is viable because the Romanian people keep an old tradition that can be applied in its social life. A British map showing territories with majority Romanian populations. The Book of Life. This work is a fairly accurate English version of Sunt zamolxian: There are now Neo-Dacian hearths, altars and temples allowing the performing of rituals especially those lighting the Dacian Sacred Fire of great proportions, such as The Pyre of Zamolxe.
Log In Sign Up. The list of tables Table 1 — General table of Neo-Zamolxian psychophysiology and symbolism. All pursue the rules of sacred sexuality. Other supports include papyrus, bark papers, plastics, vellum, or leather, fabric, wood, Watercolor paper is often made entirely or partially with cotton, which gives a good texture and minimizes distortion when wet.
Secondly, by adopting Neo-Zamolxianism faith the spiritual centrality of Romanian believers comes back in the Carpathian Mountains, where it was during the time of our ancestors see the relevant historical reference widely available about the Kogaions, sacred mountains. It follows that the people alive are under the sway of collective karma of the living, but also inherits from the precursors such as parents, grandparents, great-grandparents and the entire genetic affiliation genealogy from the past.
JORNAL 1X2 PDF With numerous conflicting narratives regarding Muhammad and his companions from various sources, to evaluate these sources, they developed various methodologies, such as the science of biography, science of hadith and Isnad 4. In Chinese, Korean, and Japanese painting it has been the dominant medium, india, Ethiopia, and other countries have long watercolor painting traditions as well.
The current paragraph and the following depict thoughts emphasized in an article we published, in the yearunder the Romanian title Ce este neozamolxianismul?
Zamolxe the Arian was a vegetarian. One of the ten precepts marked number four of Dumnezeu Ler God Ler that is found in The Book of Zamolxe, does refer to the day of rest and to the sacred fire thus: Skip to main content. With numerous conflicting narratives regarding Muhammad and his companions from various sources, to evaluate these sources, they developed various methodologies, such as the science of biography, science of hadith and Isnad.
The Book of Zamolxe presents the order thus: The practices involving sacred sexuality are not new, their millenary oldness is found in Hinduism and Buddhism, two major religions well- known in the entire world. The Varanha land Vlanha or Vlaha was Dacia. Alexandru Busuioceanu The Zamolxian of today is a disciplined person, a lover of his ancestral tradition Fig. Here is of utmost importance to understand that the name of god Dumnezeu is non-existent busuiceanu the original Bible manuscript in what is known as the Masoretic text.
William Blake published several books of hand-tinted engraved poetry, provided illustrations to Dantes Inferno, from the late 18th century through the 19th century, the market for printed books busuiocwanu domestic art contributed busuiocfanu to the growth of the medium. Certainly the subject needs an extensive development later on.
Scientific studies point out, for the human species Homo Sapiens that the normal relationships between sexes are in equal measure monogamous, polygamous and polyandrous. The daring Dacians of today distinguishes themselves through manliness and fearlessness Fig. We emphasise mainly the quality of the Neo-Zamolxian stream of ideas as spirituality and religion free of dogma and irrelevant rituals. Writ issued on 14 October by Radu cel Frumosfrom his residence in Bucharestindicating Ottoman victory.
Writing history was popular among Christian monks and clergy in the Middle Ages and alxandru wrote about the history of Jesus Christ, that of the Church and that of their patrons, the dynastic history of the local rulers. Historian — A historian is a person who researches, studies, and writes about the past, and is regarded as an authority on it. Herodotus attempted to distinguish between more and less reliable accounts, and personally conducted research by travelling extensively, giving accounts of various Mediterranean cultures.
Sometimes the Zamolxians go together Fig. The Primer of Dacian Spiritual Zamolxsi — Octavian Sarbatoare The current book highlights some information presented in the above works that are to be found zamilxis the internet and could be downloaded free of charge.
Far in time, before the Christianise of Dacia, the Dacian hermits were well-known in the ancient world. However, for the sake of having experience in the development of ritual of Dacian Sacred Fire, it may be more useful an initiated Decenian Zamolxian priest conducts the ritual. The genetic affinities among Dniester—Carpathian and southeastern European populations do not reflect their linguistic relationships, according to the report, the results indicate that the ethnic and genetic differentiations occurred in these regions to a considerable extent independently of each other.
As ofRomanian people were believed to number over 15 million in the Romania region, larger than the populations of Sweden, Denmark, the eastern territory losses were facilitated by the Molotov-Ribbentrop German-Soviet non-aggression pact 3. They can participate together to various community events such as the Pyre of Zamolxe Fig. The modern zamolxxis are able to lead special rituals of sun worship heliolatryinvocations of natural elements, healing the Dacian warrior Fig.
It will be established the commencing hour and the place. What are the relevant practices maintaining the spiritual life of a Zamolxian person? It is the third-largest city in the European Union after London and Berlin, the municipality itself covers an zamooxis of In this second case Neo-Zamolxianism has a centralizing role. Related Articles.
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This happened in spite of the disagreement coming from the retrograde religious institutions and their imposed dogmas. An unfinished watercolor by William Berrymancreated between andusing watercolor, ink, and pencil. Alexandru Busuioceanu The function, that is mind enlightenment of the people watching the fire, is prevalent over any priestly job. Herodotus attempted to distinguish between more and less reliable accounts, and personally conducted research by travelling extensively, giving accounts of various Mediterranean cultures.
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Vudokazahn In this first case Neo-Zamolxianism has an identity role Fig. Madrid — Madrid is the capital city of the Kingdom of Spain and the largest municipality in both the Community of Madrid and Spain as a whole. The man is not the master of nature, as the Judaeo-Christian Bible erroneously advocates, but part of it. Both categories have The Book of Zamolxe as spiritual guide, inspiration and support. This work and its translations are copyright protected. It is up to the domestic priest to decide when the ceremony ends. First of all, the Neo-Zamolxian family has a domestic priest, a person, member of that family, who is in charge with organising and keeping specific events, related to the credo, within the family.
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Tyler Perry Explains Why He Keeps His 7-Year-Old Son Aman Out Of The Spotlight
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Tyler Perry is opening up about his parenting and raising his son to be "normal".
While speaking with AARP The Magazine about his successful career he also spoke about his personal relationships including Perry's 7-year-old son Aman.
"My son's not famous. I want him to have as normal a life as he can," the director explained. "I want him to know what it's like to have his own name and his own life and not have the pressure of trying to live up to whatever or whoever your father was."
In another recent interview with Gayle King, he opened up about raising a son in a completely different environment as he did especially with a new privilege.
"[Aman] does not get everything he wants. For birthdays, he'll get a gift or two," Perry explained. "For Christmas, he'll get a gift or two. Because he don't have a job. He ain't got no money."
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He also shared a story about when he did try his dad asking him to use a credit card at six years old.
"So I'm at work, I get a message from [Aman], and he said, 'Papa? Can I use your credit card?' He's 6 years old!" he recalled. "I'm like, 'What the hell you know about a credit card?' He'd just seen me use the credit card. I was like, 'No, son. That's just plastic, but you have to pay for it. You have to have a job.'
Tyler Perry shares his song Aman with his ex-girlfriend, Gelila Bekele who ended their longtime relationship in December 2020.
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Sandy thank you for your warm and accepting attitude with me over all of these years. Your friendship is much appreciated.
Happy and peace filled days.
Hello Spacewaltz, thank you for this humble reminder. I agree with Kim, you have a beautiful alias. Dear Geoff, Your work and your presence is much appreciated. Thank you for putting up with me in my younger days here at this forum. I too have been enjoying your website and your energy. Kind regards.
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Topic: What do angels look like?
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Thank you guys. I had a 1616 the other day. I was feeling happy, loving... What you say here, about calm in the chaos... this is the theme lately, there are ups and downs but we aren't either of these. Receiving a prompt in the midst of "chaos" is a relieving reminder.
thank you welles, it is well written and beautifully soft. i am impressed by the intimacy of mary oliver's writings, thanks for bringing her back to my attention.
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that is special. Welcome to the forum. I hope you feel comfortable enough to share your discoveries along the way.
Right on! Heres to sensing the Beloved behind all forms. To Liberation!


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Tag Archives: HB 589
Challenges To Voter Integrity Law Becoming Old Hat
In 2010 a Lenoir County, NC poll worker committed fraud by voting for one of her family members. Five years later, after the case was handed to District Attorney Branny Vickory, there is no news of her being prosecuted. Branny Vickory, in a 2013 Kinston Free Press article, stated the case remains open. Since then, a new District Attorney has replaced Vickory and still no news. By now it should be completely obvious that the integrity of our voting system is not supported by the personal integrity of its voters.
In April, 2014 an audit by the NC Board of Elections in Raleigh suggested voter fraud in the 2012 Presidential election when it uncovered 765 registered North Carolina voters had cast ballots with duplicate registration in other states. Prosecuting offenders is not easy as this Civitas article explains. In 2013 North Carolina's Civitas Institute uncovered a plan by the Obama campaign to register at least 11,000 people via the internet. That's illegal.
On June 25, 2013 the Supreme Court of the Untied States ruled in Shelby County v. Holder that Section 4(b) of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 was unconstitutional effectively eliminating federal oversight over portions 16 states where the US Department of Justice has jurisdiction over changes to their voting laws or practices do not "deny or abridge the right to vote on account of race, color, or membership in a language minority group", before those changes may be enforced. Shortly before Shelby, a similar challenge, Nix v. Holder for reversal of Section 5, was determined to be moot by SCOTUS after AG Eric Holder granted preclearance to Kinston for nonpartison municipal elections. His intent was to shelter and protect the Section 5 provision, since once reversed, could never be revived.
Together, these SCOTUS cases opened the door for North Carolina to legislate what is known as the Voter ID bill, H.B. 589 a month after the Supreme Court case. Kinston/Lenoir County played a significant role in North Carolina's Voter ID legislation. Otherwise, like South Carolina, NC would have been subject to the scrutiny of the USDOJ. In South Carolina's case it took more than $3.5 million in tax dollars defending their legislated Voter ID bill. Unfortunately, immediately following the ratification of NC's H.B. 589 there was backlash from minority groups claiming a revival of "Jim Crow". The NAACP filed suit which brings to the present.
This week a trial began in a federal court in Winston-Salem . According to the Winston-Salem Journal, the North Carolina NAACP, the League of Women Voters, the U.S. Department of Justice and others are suing North Carolina and Gov. Pat McCrory over the 2013 Voter Information Verification Act (VIVA). Thus far, witnesses have testified and in reading some of the testimony they claim to be disenfranchised or inconvenienced based on their race or economic status. Complaints include 1) they could not vote out of precinct, 2) they recently moved in state and could not register 3) no same day registration and so on.
The NC Legislature recently passed legislation that softens voter requirements. Whether these provisions will be looked upon favorably by the presiding federal Judge remains to be seen. Nevertheless, it's high time for the integrity of our ballot process to become expected and for those willing to test that process to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law..
This entry was posted in Federal Government, Local Government, State Government and tagged 1st Amendment, Conservatism, HB 589, VIVA on July 16, 2015 by nixnewsfix.


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Frank Evans, 67, Coral Evans, 68, and Rebecca Driver, 46, all of Silver Springs, were killed and their bodies Saturday at two homes in the unincorporated community.
"It is a triple homicide," said Lyon County Sheriff's Department PIO Michael Carlson.
Asked if there was a suspect in the killings, Carlson said, "We have persons of interest we are going after."
A written statement from the department described the homicides as, "an isolated incident," and Sheriff Al McNeil said there is no threat to the community.
The statement also said leads in the case are, "outside the area."
Carlson wouldn't elaborate on the cause of death or where detectives were searching for leads.
"We do not want to compromise what is going on," he said.
Three people were found dead at two Silver Springs homes on Saturday, a news release from the Lyon County Sheriff's Office said.
At around 8:17 p.m., deputies went to the 2800 block of Tonopah Street for a medical call. Upon arrival, deputies found a 46-year-old woman who died at the scene, the release said.
Deputies went to the 3000 block of East Third Street to notify the woman's family. When they arrived, deputies found two more people dead.
Deputies are investigating to determine if the incidents were connected, the news release said.
The names of the three people are not available at this time because the sheriff's office is attempting to notify next of kin.


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Lunch With Casey
Remembering Casey Jones and his pal Roundhouse
About Casey Jones
A visit with Chris Wedes
I had the pleasure of visiting Seattle recently and spent an afternoon with Chris Wedes, the legendary J.P. Patches. Chris was known to viewers in Minneapolis as Joe the Cook on the Casey Jones show. He also portrayed Captain 11 and J.P. Patches on channel 11, before moving to Seattle in 1958. The J.P. Patches show aired until 1981, becoming the longest running local children's show. There is even a statue of J.P. Patches! Chris still makes occasional appearances as J.P. Patches. Be sure to visit the one and only J.P. Patches website!
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Let the second season begin.
Forget everything that happened to this point. The disappointing losses, the rain-plagued season that lacked continuity – none of that matters.
All that matters is Tuesday's opening round District One AAAA games. At stake for the 32 tournament teams is an opportunity to not only compete for a district crown but – for the first time ever – one of seven berths in the state tournament.
North Penn – owners of an impressive 17-0 record and a National Conference crown – has earned a distinction few Suburban One League schools ever have. The Maidens are the second-ranked team in the tournament, ahead of such big names as Springfield (Delco), Unionville and Strath Haven.
It's a spot coach Jami Wilus admits she didn't expect to occupy.
"I didn't even think number two going into the seeding meeting," she said. "It's definitely a great honor. It's what you work all year for – to get a couple of home games in the district tournament, but at this point, it's a brand new season.
Wilus credited a strong group of seniors for leading this year's squad.
On the field, several seniors occupy key positions. Wilus points to Alyssa Culp and Lauren McDermott as the leaders on attack.
"They understand what's going on, and they understand what we're trying to do," she said. "Defensively, I have to look at Lyndsay (Hepler) in the goal and Caley Britton and Diana Milano. Having those three back there, they're rock solid. They do everything you ask them to do and more. A lot of times playing defense isn't a real glorious position, and they don't get enough credit for what they really do.
Staring across the field from the second-seeded Maidens in Tuesday's contest will be Garnet Valley, which compiled a 9-9 record in the always-tough Central League.
"We need to be ready to play," Wilus said. "Any team coming from the Central League – you beat them you put another notch on your belt.
"I still feel we have a lot to prove. There are probably a lot of people out there that don't think we played in a tough enough league or played a tough enough non-league schedule.
Last year, the Maidens rolled to an 18-6 opening round win over Spring-Ford but fell to Boyertown 12-11 in the second round.
Ghosts ready to roll – Last year, Abington took an 18-1 record into the post-season. They defeated Council Rock North 21-3 in an opening round game but fell to Bayard Rustin 10-9 in a second round heartbreaker.
This time around, Abington, the tournament's number six seed, takes a 16-2 record into the post-season with both its losses coming in overtime – the first a 6-5 loss to Archbishop Wood in the second game of the season and the second a 14-13 loss to the Baldwin School.
The Ghosts will take on 27th seeded West Chester Henderson (8-8) in an opening round game.
"I think they're ready, I think they're focused," coach Julie Martinez said. "With two overtime losses, they have created a more difficult path, but that's not going to lead us astray.
In senior Alisha Aquilino, the Ghosts boast an All-American goalie, and that's just the beginning. Seniors Alex Casey, Jen Kelly, Kristen Dunphey. Devon Affleck, Maddy Evans and Kailee Ashby also boast plenty of talent and provide the nucleus of this year's squad.
According to the Ghosts' coach, there's a different feeling heading into this year's post-season.
The Ghosts closed out the regular season with some impressive wins, scoring 21 or more goals in each of their last three games.
"At this time last year, we didn't know how to lose," Martinez said. "I think that will be a benefit heading into the playoffs.
Cardinals hope to soar – Upper Dublin successfully defended its American Conference crown this season, and the Flying Cardinals, the tournament's ninth seed, will take on 24th seeded Harriton in Tuesday's opening round.
"They're from the Central League, and we know the Central League is always tough, and no matter how anyone finishes, you know they've had a tough season," coach Dee Cross said of a Harriton squad that brings a 12-6 mark into Tuesday's game. "We want to go in and play our game, play hard and hopefully we'll come out with a win.
Coming into the season, the Flying Cardinals lost some key players from last year's championship squad to graduation, not the least of which was three-year starter in goal Amy Cross.
"That was the unknown, and we knew that was going to be a big position to fill," Cross said. "Janine Rosa did step into a very tough position, and she's gotten better as the season has gone on.
Freshman Kelly Cross stepped into the starting lineup and made and immediate impact, teaming with Amy Cross and Nikki Harchut to provide a formidable midfield.
"Kelly played above and beyond and played like a senior," coach Cross said. "She really helped us in the midfield. As a freshman, you just never know if they will be able to come out of middle school and step in, but she made a big difference for us in the midfield.
Coach Cross had a simple message for her players as they prepare for their second season.
Last year, the Cardinals were edged by Conestoga 13-12 in an opening round game.
Titans in new territory – There's a sense of excitement surrounding Central Bucks South's squad.
The Titans are playing in the post-season for the first time in the program's five-year history. Seeded 17th, the Titans will travel to Great Valley on Tuesday to take on the 16th seeded Patriots (11-6).
"We're so excited," coach Janique Craig said. "My goal for the team is to focus on our game, play the best we can and play hard.
The Rams, who are riding the emotion of a dramatic come-from-behind win over Pennridge, take a 13-5 record into Tuesday's game.
Senior Natalie Rube, the team MVP as a junior,will anchor the Titans at midfield.
Craig also pointed to sophomore Casey Haegele as a key in the midfield and Taylor Lucas and goalie Jess Adcock on defense.
On attack, Craig listed Jenn Dunn and Kelly Hamilton as key.
"We're ready to play," the Titans' coach said. "This is a first for us. We have nothing to lose. We're going to play as hard as we can, and hopefully, the outcome turns out good for us.
Young Indians face tough test – Council Rock North gives new meaning to the phrase 'young team.' The Indians (9-5-1) start five freshmen and three sophomores, and as the 29th seed in the 32-team tournament, they face the daunting task of taking on a fourth-seeded Unionville squad that boasts wins over Central Bucks East (16-3) and Council Rock South (12-6).
So what do co-coaches Carolyn Kacergis and Pat Toner tell their young squad?
"We are playing a team that's very, very talented, and we realize that," Toner said. "Our lack of experience compared to their experience is huge.
Don't talk to Toner about using the game as a learning experience.
Several years ago, Toner's Council Rock squad played the role of giant killer.
"We were able to beat Boyertown, who had a bunch of All-Americans and was clearly better than us," she said. "All you have to do is win by one goal.
Leading the Indians will be Casey Doyle, Elly Plappert, Hannah Plappert, and Lindsay Rheiner. Rheiner has just returned the lineup after being sidelined for three weeks with an injury.
Golden Hawks face tough test – Council Rock South coach Kara DiMarco listened to the accusations that her team played a soft schedule last year and watched as the seeding committee ignored the Golden Hawks 17-2 record and made them the tournament's 17th seed.
After Boyertown sent the Golden Hawks packing with a 13-2 opening round win, DiMarco decided to make some changes.
"All the coaches pointed out, 'You won so many games, but your strength of schedule wasn't hard," she said. "We tried to schedule games that were tougher competition this year, and we did.
The Golden Hawks added Unionville, West Chester East, Souderton and Pennridge to their non-league schedule. All four turned out to be losses.
This year, the Golden Hawks (8-7-1) are seeded 28th, and they will face a Strath Haven squad that brings a 14-3 record into the game. Its only losses came at the hands of top-seeded Radnor (19-18), Villa Maria (14-12) and Springfield-Delco (10-9).
Senior Maddie Hurwitz is the team's top scorer, and her younger sister, Taylor Hurwitz, anchors the Hawks in goal. DiMarco pointed to several other key players.
"Leah Britton will play a key role," she said. "She has specific roles on offense, in the midfield transition and on defense. We look to her often. She doesn't always get all the glory, although she is our second-leading goal scorer, but she gets the job done, and she works hard all over the field.
Around the league: Several other teams will be seeing first round action. Souderton is the tournament's 18th seed and faces a tough challenge when it takes on 15th seeded Villa Maria. The Hurricanes (15-2) suffered both of their losses at the hands of Merion Mercy (15-13, 15-14).
Wissahickon has earned the tournament's 20th seed, and the Trojans will travel to 13th seeded Conestoga. The Pioneers (9-6) fell to a pair of SOL schools this season - North Penn (12-3) and Abington (12-4).
Pennridge, which lost four of six games to close out the season, is the tournament's 25th seed. The Rams will face eighth-seeded Boyertown. The Bears (16-1-1) suffered their only loss of the season at the hands of North Penn (14-13). Downingtown West tied the Bears 14-14 in the opening game of the season. Since losing to the Maidens, the Bears have been on a 14-game winning streak.
Springfield (Montco), the tournament's 16th seed, will face seventh-seeded Bayard Rustin (15-2). Rustin's only losses were to Unionville (13-9) and Strath Haven (11-9).