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Seasonal and year-to-year changes in the phytoplankton from the Plymouth area, 1963–1986
Linda Maddock, D. S. Harbour, G. T. Boalch
Journal: Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom / Volume 69 / Issue 1 / February 1989
Samples of phytoplankton from nets towed in the surface waters off Plymouth over a period of 24 years were subjected to a correspondence analysis. There was a high species diversity throughout the year, and a strong seasonal cycle. A total of 104 species was divided into eight groups showing different seasonal and year-to-year occurrence. Over the 24 years the seasonal pattern of species changed in a fairly systematic way and there were two periods (1968–70 and 1983–85) when the changes were most marked. These patterns could be related to changes in the weather patterns, and were similar to those found by other workers in other groups of organisms and in other areas.
Fluctuations in the herring and pilchard fisheries of devon and cornwall linked to change in climate since the 16th century
A. J. Southward, G. T. Boalch, Linda Maddock
Journal: Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom / Volume 68 / Issue 3 / August 1988
Scientific data from the last 100 years are combined with primary and secondary historical information on the fisheries to summarize changes in the relative abundance of pilchards and herrings in the south-west in the last 400 years. The fluctuations in the two species are compared with recorded and inferred annual mean temperatures over the period. Pilchards are more abundant and extend farther to the east when the climate is warmer, as from 1590 to 1640 and from 1930 to 1960. In cooler times, as in the second half of the seventeenth century, herrings are more abundant while the pilchard fishery occurs later in the year and is restricted to west Cornwall. Lesser changes in the relative abundance of the two species and the timing of the fishery along the south coast of Devon and Cornwall in the intervening periods between these extremes accord fairly well with smaller fluctuations in climate. It is presumed that in addition to direct effects on reproduction and behaviour, changes in climate can indirectly influence the relative competitive advantage of the species through alterations in the associated ecosystem.
Populations of phytoplankton in the western English Channel between 1964 and 1974
Linda Maddock, G. T. Boalch, D. S. Harbour
Phytoplankton data collected between 1964 and 1974 at three stations in the western English Channel were analysed by the multivariate method of correspondence analysis. The data comprised counts, logarithmically transformed, of 126 taxonomic groups in 700 samples from different depths. The first three axes from the correspondence analysis explained only 17% of the total variation, but the sample positions on these axes showed a clear mean seasonal cycle, slightly different at each station. The species fell into ten groups according to their position on the axes and to their seasonal occurrence. Differences in the position on the axes of samples from different depths on the same occasion correlated well with the temperature structure of the water column. No clear long-term trends were apparent although there were obviously large differences from year to year. The results provide a mean seasonal pattern of species succession on a quantitative basis which can be used to compare counts from different areas or to identify changes in the same area.
The dinoflagellae bloom on the coast of south west England, August-September 1978
G. T. Boalch
Journal: Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom / Volume 59 / Issue 2 / May 1979
Towards the end of August 1978 SCUBA divers studying a rocky area in Mounts Bay noticed numbers of dead and dying fish and invertebrates in their study area. Their observations were passed on to Dr G. W. Potts (Griffiths, Dennis & Potts, see below, p. 520). Samples of the sea water, which appeared to be very rich in phytoplankton, were taken but unfortunately were too poorly fixed for the identification of naked dinoflagellates. At the same time a number of reports of'red tides' and 'fish kills' in Mounts Bay were being passed to Mrs Stella Turk of Camborne.
During the first 2 weeks of September 1978, high mortalities of intertidal populations of several 'bait' species, notably lugworms, were reported to the Plymouth Laboratory by anglers along the south coast of Cornwall. In the same period, abnormally high numbers of the red-band fish, Cepola rubescens, were caught in the trawls of the Laboratory's research vessels (Dr A. J. Southward, personal communication). In addition, some 20–30 specimens of another burrowing species, Amalosoma eddystonense, were taken in several trawls on the Looe Grounds; this was rather surprising since this large echiuran was thought to be rare in the Plymouth area (Dr P. E. Gibbs, personal communication).
The author also received reports indicating that the non-photosynthetic but luminescent dinoflagellate Noctiluca scintillans (Macartney) Ehrenb. was abundant in coastal areas of the western English Channel. This organism is well known for forming slicks varying in colour from orange to blood-red (Le Févre & Grail, 1970; Grail, Le FévreLehoerff & Le Févre, 1971).
Seasonal phytoplankton production in the western English Channel 1964–1974
G. T. Boalch, D. S. Harbour, E. I. Butler
Journal: Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom / Volume 58 / Issue 4 / November 1978
Over a period of 10 years, 1964–74, primary production has been measured at three stations across the western English Channel using the 14C method. Results for carbon fixation, cell counts and mean seasonal production are illustrated. Statistical analyses show that, at two of the three stations, carbon fixation in 1966 was significantly greater than expected and that annual production differs significantly at each of the stations. The variations observed are discussed in relation to other changes recorded in the area during the same period. A deck incubator used for simulated in situ14C experiments is illustrated.
The Genus Pterosperma (Prasinophyceae): Species With a Single Equatorial Ala
Mary Parke, G. T. Boalch, Rosemary Jowett, D. S. Harbour
This study of the genus Pterosperma followed on from our work on the genus Halosphaera (Parke & Adams, 1961; Parke & Hartog-Adams, 1965; Boalch & Mommaerts, 1969) since while studying the latter we found abundant pterospermatacean material. In recent books on algae the family Pterospermataceae Ostenfeld (1902) is placed in the class Chrysophyceae (Papenfuss, 1955; Bourrelly, 1957, 1968; Fott, 1959, 1971; Prescott, 1969). The family, however, rightfully belongs in the class Prasinophyceae (Parke in Parke & Dixon, 1964, 1968; Christensen, 1966) in the order Pterospermatales (Parke & Green in Parke & Dixon, 1976).
The first occurrence of Sargassum muticum (Yendo) Fensholt in the Plymouth area
G. T. Boalch, G. W. Potts
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 11 May 2009, pp. 29-31
On 11 August 1976 an observant yachtsman noted an unfamiliar alga between Misery Point and Warren Point at the mouth of the River Yealm. Suspecting that it might be 'Japweed' he collected a piece and took it to Mr B. W. P. Sparrow of the International Marine Coatings Laboratory who contacted the Marine Biological Association, where Dr Boalch confirmed that it was a part of a fertile plant of Sargassum muticum, the first to be recorded from the Plymouth area (see Fig. 1).
A Resurvey of Colman's Intertidal Traverses at Wembury, South Devon
G. T. Boalch, N. A. Holme, N. A. Jephson, J. M. C. Sidwell
In 1930, Colman (1933) made a study of the zonation of common intertidal animals and plants on Blackstone or Church Reef, Wembury. Four lines were marked out across the reef, and three of these, which radiated from his so-called 'Central Rock', were resurveyed during the summer and autumn of 1973. Besides the authors, help was given in the 1973 survey by Mr P. G. Corbin, Dr P. E. Gibbs, Dr P. K. Probert, Dr A. J. Southward, Mr R. L. Barrett and Mr T. J. Perry. Mr G. A. W. Battin was responsible for surveying and levelling, and Mr D. Nicholson for the photography.
Hydrographic and nutrient chemistry surveys in the western English channel during 1963 and 1964
F. A. J. Armstrong, E. I. Butler, G. T. Boalch
Three surveys were made in 1963 and five in 1964 in the area of the English Channel between the English and French coasts and between 3° 40' W and 5°10' W. This area had been surveyed in 1961 and 1962. Temperature and salinity were determined at o, to and 50 m and phosphate silicate and nitrate at 10 and 50 m. The results are presented graphically. Temperature and salinity were compared with Lumby's 25–year averages. The year 1963 started with unusually low temperatures and salinities higher than average. Temperature remained low in the spring, but salinity decreased. The year 1964 started with temperatures and salinities above normal, but during the rest of the year values were close to average. Nitrate in January 1964 was higher than in January 1963. Analyses of suspended matter at 12m were made for carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus on most surveys, and mean values for the whole area are given. Suspended carbon was 67 /ig C/l. in January 1963 and 51 /*g C/l. in January 1964, a significant difference. Increases in sus-pended carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus were found in spring and summer 1964.
The Typification of the Diatom Species Coscinodiscus Concinnus Wm. Smith and Coscinodiscus Granii Gough
The original descriptions of these two species are discussed and the material mentioned in Smith's description is examined. Discrepancies between Smith's description of Coscinodiscus concinnus and the present interpretation of this species are pointed out. Ways of typifying the two species so as to preserve current usage and still fulfil the requirement of the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature are given. Lectotypes for the two species are designated. Diagnostic characters distinguishing the two species in the living state as well as the cleaned valves are given.
In 1959 and 1960 eight surveys were made in an area about 54 x 83 km in the English Channel immediately south of Plymouth (Armstrong & Butler, 1962b). Measurements of temperature and salinity and of phosphate and silicate concentrations showed a good deal of variation from place to place so that it would be difficult to accept results from any one station as typical of the area. The density distributions suggested a general eastward movement in the winter and, in summer, a movement of surface water offshore from the English coast, with a corresponding onshore movement of deeper water.
The dinoflagellate genus Ptychodiscus Stein
The original descriptions of species of the genus Ptychodiscus are discussed. Recent material is examined both alive and preserved. It is concluded that the only valid species is Ptychodiscus noctiluca Stein. Ptychodiscus carinatus Kofoid, P. inflatus Pavillard and Diplocystis antarctica Cleve are all synonymous with this species.
A New Punctate Species of Halosphaera
G. T. Boalch, J. P. Mommaerts
The new species Halosphaera parkeae (Prasinophyceae) is described from material collected in the western English Channel. The microscopical structure of the outer wall of the non-motile phase is described and two types of punctation are demonstrated. A general account of the cytology of the mature non-motile phase and of the motile cell is given. Electron micrographs of the scales of the motile cell are compared with those of other species of the genus where known. Buoyancy, size and reproduction are discussed and a number of new taxonomic characters emphasized. The occurence in the same areas of a second type very similar but smaller in size is recorded and the authors have named this form Halosphaera parkeae forma minuta.
The ultra-violet absorption of sea water
F. A. J. Armstrong, G. T. Boalch
Journal: Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom / Volume 41 / Issue 3 / October 1961
Measurements of the ultra-violet absorption spectra between 200 and 400 mix, have been made with a spectrophotometer. At short wave-lengths natural sea water has double the absorbancy of artificial sea water. The difference in samples from shallow depths is ascribed to organic material, of which part may be the Gelbstoff of Kalle. Regional variations have been found, coastal waters having higher U.V. absorptions. A small seasonal effect with an increase in absorbancy in summer in the English Channel has been seen. In deep Atlantic water increased absorption below 235 m/x may be due to its high nitrate concentration. At longer wave-lengths absorbancies were less than in surface waters. Measurements of U.V. absorption may supplement other physical methods of characterizing water masses.
Studies on Ectocarpus in Culture. I. Introduction and Methods of Obtaining Uni-Algal and Bacteria-Free Cultures
Journal: Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom / Volume 41 / Issue 2 / June 1961
Details are given of the culture apparatus and methods found successful for the laboratory culture of species of Ectocarpus. In attempts to obtain uni-algal cultures of this genus several common methods were tried but only one of them, a modification of the plating technique, proved successful. Methods of washing and dilution were unsuccessful in giving bacteria-free cultures, presumably due to bacteria closely adhering to the cell walls. Ultraviolet irradiation was also unsuccessful but treatment with penicillin gave bacteria-free cultures of E. confervoides and E. secundus (Giffordia secunda).
Studies on Ectocarpus in Culture II. Growth and Nutrition of a Bacteria-Free Culture
The growth and nutrition of Ectocarpus confervoides has been studied in bacteria-free cultures. Growth was estimated by dry weights determined under controlled conditions. A method for inoculation of cultures of filamentous algae is described and a table of culture media is given. Following a lag of 5–7 days there was a period of growth, which was not truly exponential, extending over a period of 35 days. Calculation of the relative growth constant for the early stages of growth indicated that the alga doubled its dry weight every 6–7 days. Cultures of Ectocarpus remained viable for over 1 year in the light and for over 100 days in the dark. In natural sea-water media the maximum growth was brought about by the addition of 0·5 mM potassium nitrate and 0·1 mM potassium phosphate. Ferric chloride had no effect on growth but additions of manganese chloride did cause some stimulation. Additions of some complex organic mixtures slightly increased growth but Ectocarpus was unable to grow on a range of organic carbon source in the dark. The optimum salinity at 20° C was somewhat higher than that of natural sea water but was apparently lower at 15° C. The optimum pH was 8·0. Light intensities between 1350 and 16,000 lux had no marked effects on the growth rate but did effect the lag, the optimum for this being 7000 lux. Temperature also had no effect on the growth rate but did effect the lag. The optimum was 15–20° C but there was growth between 10 and 25° C. A considerable range of artificial sea waters, with and without organic additions was investigated, in no case did they give a yield greater than two-thirds that in natural seawater media. These results are discussed in relation to other workers findings.
Marine algal zonation and substratum in Beer Bay, south-east Devon
The intertidal zonation of the dominant algal species in Beer Bay, south-east Devon, was examined in relation to substratum by means of plane-table maps and transects. The dominance of Ulva lactuca on colonies of the reef-building worms Sabellaria alveolata was noted, but the distributions of Fucus vesiculosus, F. serratus, Gigartina stellata and Enteromorpha spp. showed no correlation with substratum.


There really is nothing like a World Cup! What a tournament it has been!
See you in four and a half years!
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Free World Cup 2018 betting tips are usually centred on enhanced odds, particularly towards the end of the tournament. However, you do get some solid acca World Cup 2018 odds, so they're well worth keeping an eye out for.
In the run-up, we'll be sharing plenty of World Cup 2018 betting tips. But, if you are taking a punt on World Cup football betting, always read up on the stats.
World Cup 2018 betting online, in particular, is constantly updated, alongside breaking news, score sheets and more.
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However, one of our biggest World Cup 2018 betting tips is to keep tabs on Germany and Brazil.
The 2014 winners, Germany, took their fourth title at the last game and are joint-favourites with the previous host nation, Brazil.
Germany's world-class team includes the likes of Thomas Muller and Mesut Ozil, whose experience guarantees him a spot on the team.
Likewise, Brazil has got the legendary Neymar, so we expect big things from these two.
We'll also share the best World Cup 2018 betting tips and odds for more bang for your buck.
When it comes to the World Cup betting tips, there's a load of bets.
We're breaking it down into all you need to know about the tournament, including where is the World Cup 2018 and how to get your hands on those elusive 2018 World Cup tickets.
Russia landed the honour of hosting the 2018 World Cup. It's the first World Cup to be held in Europe in 12 years.
The FIFA World Cup 2018 will be held from June 14th to July 15th, and all but one of the World Cup 2018 stadiums are in European Russia.
There'll be a total of 64 games played throughout the Russia World Cup 2018, taking place at 12 venues.
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There are 12 World Cup 2018 stadiums, spread over 11 cities. The largest of all the World Cup 2018 stadiums is Luzhniki, with a capacity of 81,000.
This stadium is hosting the opening and final game, but there's also Saint Petersburg (68,134), Sochi (47,659) and Kazan (45,379) amongst others.
2018 World Cup tickets were sold in four phases.
Phase one has been and gone, with 742,760 purchased before the November 28th deadline.
There are three more windows of opportunity for 2018 World Cup tickets, and they are December 5 – January 31, March 13 – April 3 and April 18 – July 15.
The second phase between December and January is the "random draw", where successful applicants will be randomly selected.
The 2018 World Cup tickets are available for as little as £17 for Russian residents, but the cheapest group stages for the rest of us start at £79.
The highest price for 2018 World Cup tickets for the final is £829, and category t3 visitors will get theirs for £343.
World Cup 2018 betting markets are massive.
Bookies offer a load of markets for punters, from top goalscorer of the tournament to group stage betting.
Outright betting will always come out on top as the most popular (as does top goalscorer), but we're sharing other decent World Cup 2018 betting tips and markets to take a chance on.
Group stage betting is where you could make some good money. The World Cup 2018 draw was held in Moscow and has set the scene for the tournament.
Russia managed to get a relatively easy 2018 World Cup draw, but Uruguay are still tipped to beat them in the group stages.
Every team in the World Cup 2018 groups will play each other once.
The greatest group stage betting is often reserved for the "group of death"; the toughest group.
Group D betting will be big with this title, featuring Iceland, Argentina, Croatia and Nigeria.
Argentina are strong contenders for group D World Cup betting.
Group A betting is in favour of Uruguay.
Group B betting is all about Spain.
Group C betting is tipped in France's favour.
Brazil are ranked top for group E betting and Germany for group F betting.
Group G betting is centred around England, but you might want to bet on Belgium!
Finally, Colombia top group H betting at odds.
These group stage betting odds are subject to change in the run-up to the World Cup 2018 groups games.
The Golden Boot is awarded to the top goalscorer in the World Cup, and almost all major betting sites offer top golden boot betting odds.
The 2014 World Cup saw Colombia forward, James Rodriguez, take home the Golden Boot after scoring six goals in five games.
Bets on Golden Boot are legendary, and you can expect the likes of Neymar and Messi as the favourites.
Most bookies have got Messi to win the Golden Boot title at odds of 5/1, with Neymar to win Golden Boot a close second at 7/1.
Bookies are already taking bets on Golden Boot winners, and England's Harry Kane is in the top players, with best odds of 16/1.
Cristiano Ronaldo is also tipped with golden boot betting, at odds of 7/1.
Antoine Griezmann is at 9/1 and Lukaku at 12/1. Golden boot betting on the final two, Suarez and Robert Lewandowski, offers 14/1 and 33/1 respectively.
Brazil and Germany remain the favourites when it comes to key match betting.
Germany is tipped as the favourites, with an opening game against Mexico.
They're expected to defend their title with this match, with the best odds at 4/7 as the winners of the game with Unibet.
The odds of a draw are a massive 69/20.
Brazil is second in line to the throne, with their first match against Switzerland.
The odds for Brazil to win are priced at 3/10, with Switzerland to win at 15/2.
England is the other key match betting opportunity to look out for.
Group G, thought to be Belgium's, is now expected to be dominated by England.
Gareth Southgate's team has their first match against Tunisia, with odds for them to win at 4/11.
England are the biggest movers in the group, with their odds going from 25/1 to 10/11.
They've got a favourable group for the squad, featuring Panama, Belgium and Tunisia, so they may be worth taking a chance on when it comes to key match betting.
Germany to win the World Cup is what we were hearing in the run-up.
The defending champions have one of the strongest squads in the tournament, along with attackers, Muller and Ozil.
There are though at least three other sides that should give Germany a run for their money.
Placed in Group F, Germany are predicted to smash through Mexico, Sweden and South Korea with group outright betting odds of 10/21.
However, they've got stiff opposition with Brazil's national side.
Some major betting sites are tipping Brazil to win the World Cup, with Paddy Power, Bet365 and William Hill ranking their outright betting odds at 5/1. They've got Neymar, the world's most expensive player, and the left foot of Fernandinho to send them on their way.
Our home nation hasn't won a World Cup since 66, but we've still got big hopes for Southgate's side.
No World Cup is the same without England World Cup betting tips, and we've got one of the world's best strikers to carry the trophy home.
Lauded by Zidane as a "complete player", Harry Kane is our star player, and one to consider when it comes to England World Cup betting.
He scored five times in six appearances for England during qualifying for Russia 2018, and he's one of the top eight players for Golden Boot betting at 16/1.
For outright England World Cup betting tips, the best odds you'll get are with Unibet and 888sport.
The odds are 17/1 for England to finally take the trophy back where it belongs, but these may change in the run-up to the group stages.
Our last game against our neighbours, Scotland (the world's oldest international fixture) at Wembley, saw us win 3-0 with an epic header from Sturridge into the far corner.
Speaking of, you can get some good odds for top goalscorer with England World Cup betting.


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Today I will be looking at the specialties that Austrian wine industry has to offer. First of them is Eiswein. Simply put, eiswein is a wine made from frozen grapes. In order for a wine to be put in this category, temperatures in the vineyard have to be around -7 º C (for at least several hours) will freeze the water crystals in the grapes. This is when the grapes must be harvested and pressed. In the press, the water remains as clumps of ice while only the concentrated "must" flows out. Wines have a very fruity taste with high level of sugar.
Historically, strohwein has been made from grapes that have been dried on hay grids – hence the name. Some of the winemakers still use this old method but due to the low reliablity and low yield many of them switch to simple drying in aerated attics. If you ever get your hands on real strohwein, you will notice its very distinct golden yellow color and the wine actually gets notes of hay that are very pleasant.
BA or TBA for short is wine made from grapes that are left on the vine for a very long time and look like raisins. By that time they are also struck by noble mold Botrytis Cinerea. The water simply evaporates and due to the lower water content in the grapes, sugar gets concetrated. Minimum sugar requirement for TBA is 30 KWM which means there has to be at least 30 kg of sugar for 100 kg of must. TBA has a distinct orange flavor and very fruity and spicy taste.
It might seem a little bit strange to taste a dry wine after writing about noble sweet wines but nevertheless, let's get to it. Right in the beginning we can see a beautiful golden yellow color. In the nose we get an interesting new smell – something similar to freshly cut grass. I also find traces of vanilla and apples. In the taste, this wine is very creamy and juicy, with nice playful acidity. We get notes of pineapple and peaches. Wine has medium long aftertaste with smooth finish.
This is very typical Austrian Chardonnay with golden color and fruity taste. It is a great alternative to all the Chardonnay wines. If you are tired of oaky Burgundy wines or ultra light chardonnay from New World, Austria should be your go-to point.
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Q: 'python' points to anaconda installation I've installed anaconda, but I still want to use python as normal within a Terminal window (zsh). At the moment, running which python shows /Users/USERNAME/opt/anaconda3/bin/python.
I don't want this command to point to my anaconda installation. I want to use python as I have in the past, and for it to point to my python 2.7 installation (/usr/bin/python).
The same issue is present with pip and with python3. How do I change these paths back to their default locations?

A: I want to start out by saying I personally have never used Anaconda, but I have many friends who have and they always seem to wind up getting into hot water as far as configurations go. If you don't need the data-science specific tools that Anaconda offers (most of which I imagine you can get just as easily by using pip install <package_name>), then I STRONGLY urge you to not use Anaconda. I would suggest you instead use homebrew to install python 3.7 and leave the system version of python 2.7 alone... Anyways...
I recently fixed an issue similar to the one you're describing for a friend. I ended up deleted his anacaonda build and reinstalling fresh from homebrew (link: https://brew.sh/), so this is how I helped him and hopefully this will help you too.
Firstly, I would check the configuration of your ~/.bash_profile (or potentially ~/.bashrc) file. Comment out any lines you find that have to do with Anaconda by preceding with the # character. I believe when anaconda installs it puts the location of the anaconda-version-of-python higher in the PATH hierarchy, therefore you computer sees it first before it has the chance to look in /usr/bin...
Secondly, you need to move the anaconda-python to the trash... I would start by trashing the whole '/Users/USERNAME/opt/anaconda3' directory. If memory serves me correctly anaconda stores other python related things in the /MacitoshHD/Library/Frameworks directory, but don't quote me on that. I would advise looking there and trashing whatever seems to be related to the anaconda install.
After that, in a new terminal (so that your PATH refreshes), I installed homebrew, and then ran the command brew install python3 to install python3. I think perhaps I ran the command recommended in the installer output, something like "brew link python3" to symlink python3 where it needs to be linked after the installation.
Finally, everything is done python2 and python3 are installed and working with no issues. python2 is the system default version and python3 is the homebrew installed version. Feel free to ask any questions and I will try to help more, hopefully those instructions will get you started though.

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City of Caldwell OK's housing development, despite school district's plea to wait
CALDWELL — The Caldwell city council approved a housing development Thursday, despite a request from the Vallivue School District that all developments be put on hold until the district passes a bond issue for new facilities.
Joseph Palmer, spokesman for the district, asked the city to deny new housing developments during public comment at Thursday's council meeting. The development passed in a 5-1 vote after around five minutes of discussion. The council encouraged the developer to cooperate with the district.
The development will include 74 townhomes, 44 single family cottages and 23 estate lots. The council denied another development, also located in the Vallivue district, citing concerns about roadways and public safety.
Palmer's request was not new. Each time the city considers new developments, Vallivue sends a letter to Caldwell leaders, reminding them of growth's impact on schools and asking them to reject the plans, said Palmer.
Six out of seven Vallivue elementary schools are over capacity, and the district can no longer use portable classrooms or shift attendance boundaries to absorb the growth, Palmer told the Idaho Press.
Vallivue floated a $55 million bond to build two new elementary schools in March, but the measure failed with 64.4% of the vote, just under the two-thirds supermajority required to pass.
Since then, the district has met with developers, asking for a $500 per-door donation to help with costs of overcrowding.
"Since the bond failed, and seeing that the city council will approve new development regardless of the impact it will have on schools, the Vallivue school district decided to be proactive rather than doing nothing," said Palmer.
Some developers have agreed to donate the money, but others meet with district personnel and deny their request, or refuse to meet with them at all.
City and county agencies can collect impact fees to reduce negative consequences of growth, but school districts are currently prohibited from doing so by Idaho law.
"Until state legislators decide to include school districts as recipients of impact fees, we are at the mercy of developers voluntarily donating funds to assist in mitigating the impact of growth," Palmer said Thursday.
The district will float the $55 million bond again in an August 30 election.
Approved developer has not consulted with Vallivue
Steve Arnold of A Team Land Consultants presented the development plan to the council on behalf of Doeppl Premier Properties. Arnold stated that the developers had not consulted with the Vallivue School District.
"It'd be something that we'd take under consideration," Arnold said of the $500 donation. He added that he believed the requested money was an impact fee with a different name and didn't think it would make a dent in the district's overcrowding problem.
Councilman Brad Doty was the lone vote against the motion.
"I felt that the developers, or the representative that they sent, didn't care much about our issues within our school districts," Doty told EdNews. "It seemed like someone from outside the area that wasn't interested much in our issue saying 'we're gonna do the development and I'm not obligated to help the city or the school district in any way.'"
After Thursday's vote, Caldwell mayor Jarom Wagoner encouraged Arnold to reach out to the school district, saying he hoped the district and the developer could create a "good partnership."
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With two of my very best friends in Seattle earlier this year.
We've all heard it said that we were made for community, but do we live like we believe that? How many times have we heard the phrase, "No man is an island," but how often do we try to do everything on our own?
Friends, there is beauty in friendship and there is joy in finding community. "Community" is a buzz word that is thrown around a lot these days. The definition of community is "a feeling of fellowship with others, as a result of sharing common attitudes, interests, and goals." When we decide to quit looking at what we don't have through eyes of lack, we can allow ourselves the space to find friendship with those who share the same passions and interests. Community does not come out of thin air, though. It takes hard work!
When we compete, we miss out on community. When we allow thoughts of insecurity and comparison to consume us, we forfeit the joy found in living in vulnerability before our friends. There is so much power found when we lay down our insecurities, hangups, prejudices, biases, and desires to compete in order to find genuine friendships with others. Let's do this today so that we don't miss out on the riches of relationship.


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Sarah Palin Was Right… Obama Budget Director Orszag Admits Government Panels Will Decide Who Gets Health Care (Video)
April 27, 2010 — budsimmons
Posted by Jim Hoft on Monday, April 26, 2010, 6:56 PM
Sarah Palin was right.
Barack Obama's nationalized health care bill includes powerful health care rationing "death panels."
Obama Budget Director Peter Orszag admitted earlier this month that:
A Powerful Rationing Panel (Not Doctors) Will Control Health Care Levels
Via Breitbart TV:
Go here for video
http://gatewaypundit.firstthings.com/2010/04/sarah-palin-was-right-obama-budget-director-orszag-admits-government-panels-will-decide-who-gets-health-care/
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New York Mag Shocker: Sarah Palin In Many Ways Is Bigger Than Oprah
By Noel Sheppard
Created 04/26/2010 – 00:05
New York Magazine's lengthy cover story about Sarah Palin hitting newsstands Monday may end up being a disappointment for liberals expecting a classic hit piece thoroughly disemboweling the former Alaska governor.
On the other hand, the picture Gabriel Sherman paints in his 6000-word "The Revolution Will Be Commercialized [1]" of an almost desperate woman willing to sell her soul to pay Troopergate-related legal bills after losing her bid for Vice President will not sit well with conservatives either.
Complicating matters for Palin fans will be the article concluding with the opinions of Bristol Palin's former fiancé Levi Johnston.
Despite all that, Sherman had some remarkably positive things to say about Palin likely to the dismay of his largely New York City-based readership (h/t @timlindell):
Though Palin may not like it, she makes money for Democrats and Republicans alike. Across the political spectrum, Palin is a ratings magnet. Whenever she appears on Fox News, ratings tick up by 10 to 15 percent. At MSNBC, she's also a ratings phenomenon, albeit with opposite adjectives. Tina Fey's reprisal of her Palin character in early April juiced Saturday Night Live's ratings, beating prime-time programming, a rare feat. Online, right-wing sites like the Drudge Report frequently plug Palin headlines, while Palin's presence at liberal outlets like the Huffington Post and Talking Points Memo routinely sparks hundreds of reader comments. During the campaign, people said she could be another Oprah, but now, in many ways, she's bigger than Oprah, an empath for people who feel, rightly or wrongly, that America has forgotten them. "People are drawn to her," says Fox News programming chief Bill Shine. "People look at her and say, 'She has a bunch of the same troubles I do, there's a mom who's there changing diapers.' "
Bigger than Oprah?
Not what you would expect from New York Magazine, is it?
But Sherman always seemed cognizant of the need to appeal to his Palin-hating readers as well as those equally despising Fox News:
The [Republican] party knows she is a possible bridge to the fractious and suspicious tea-party crowd. But Palin's conspicuous lack of depth-and the sheer joy she takes in what she doesn't know-is a source of angst among Republicans who see larger brand risk if Palin comes to define the party. […]
Nowadays, for both poles of the political spectrum but especially for the right, politics is a business-the entertainment business. The freak show, as Mark Halperin termed it, has been turned into a fully merchandised product. It was Fox's Roger Ailes who had the insight that the American right was an underserved market, one with a powerful kind of brand loyalty. Fox News has turned a disaffected segment of the populace into a market, with the fervor and idiosyncratic truth standards of a cult. Wingnut-ism has been monetized, is one admittedly partisan way of looking at it. Palin stokes the disaffection of her constituents and then, with the help of Fox, offers to heal them, for a price. And-surprise-they're more affluent than most Americans. Fifty-six percent make over $50,000 a year, according to a Times/CBS poll. Running for president is no doubt part of her business model. But forget elections (as many Palin supporters already seem to have done); she's already the president of an alternative America-and also its CEO.
But surprisingly, and again a likely disappointment to Mag subscribers, there was more praise for Palin than the typical invective from the Left:
Partly because her meltdown with Katie Couric promised more great television, and partly because of her outlandish family life and moose-shooting habits, Palin was a massive American celebrity, and the interest seemed to build rather than fade. "I fielded 1,000 individual requests in the first four or five months after the election," Bill McAllister told me. Barbara Walters, George Stephanopoulos, and Charlie Gibson all made personal calls in an effort to land post-election interviews with Palin. Stephanopoulos was especially aggressive in his pursuit. "George and I talked so much we're like new best friends," McAllister joked. "Bill Maher also tried to book her. In that case, he had to be dreaming. […]
When Going Rogue was released last November, it became the fastest-selling nonfiction debut since Bill Clinton's 2004 memoir, My Life. Palin's torrid book sales are the single biggest reason HarperCollins returned to profitability last year. When Palin sat down to promote Going Rogue with Oprah in November, she boosted Oprah's ratings to the highest level in two years. The campaign-style tour through Palin's heartland strongholds was executed flawlessly. Burnham was amazed at the response. "When the cover was revealed, every screen I turned to, every television show I turned on, was showing it. As a publisher, I've never experienced anything like that."
And here's a quote destined to anger all the Palin-haters out there:
From Buffalo Bill to the Marlboro Man, the self-reliant frontiersman has always been an image with mass appeal. Palin has managed to graft this rugged Western myth onto a beauty-pageant face and a counterpunching, don't-tread-on-me verbal style-a new kind of character, and a remarkably compelling one.
Remarkably compelling. Just imagine the wincing and cringing THAT'S likely to create all around Manhattan.
But as you can probably tell from the title, the point of the piece was to show how the lowly and not so well-off Palin used her unpredictable thrust into the limelight in August 2008 to become rich.
To drive home the point, each page was adorned with a different adulterated corporate logo like the Ford one pictured above.
And of course, money she did make.
But even Sherman's descriptions of how Palin negotiated herself up the income ladder seemed more flattering than pejorative:
Palin is a centerpiece of a strategy that TLC executives see as positioning the network as the anti-Bravo, whose shows like Top Chef, the Real Housewives franchise, and America's Next Top Model are programmed to a liberal urban audience. TLC's fare, like the antics of Jon and Kate Gosselin, or the inspirational documentary about Captain Sullenberger's miracle landing, or American Chopper, which moved over from Discovery, are decidedly downmarket. "We don't program TLC to the coasts," one Discovery executive said. "To counterprogram against that Bravo audience, we are programming to Middle America, and we've built a successful business doing that." […]
Her star power at Fox has sparked competition among the various personalities, all of whom would like more Palin on their shows.
As the piece moved to a conclusion, Sherman became less complimentary:
Palin doubled down on building-and monetizing-her personal brand, the plainspoken Alaskan frontierswoman who's not ashamed of what she doesn't know. (If her Couric interview showed to many that she needed remedial education in various political areas, she doesn't seem to have received it.) And she hasn't modified her lone-wolf management style, something many see as a massive handicap for any presidential race. "People are constantly close to her and then estranged," one former McCain-campaign staffer said. "It's a great weakness to her and will be a great challenge for her to ever put together a team that could mount a successful campaign."
As stated previously, the piece concluded with Johnston's negative opinions of the former governor, which seemed peculiar for Sherman to give this lowlife so much print space.
Regardless, when I got the tip from Twitter that this article was going to be published on the Internet Sunday evening, I expected to be wincing and cringing far more than I did.
Or is this a case of having read so many Palin hit pieces in the past 20 months that I've grown desensitized like people that have seen so much violence on television that they're no longer affected by it?
If so, can someone recommend a good psychiatrist?
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2010/04/26/new-york-mag-shocker-sarah-palin-many-ways-bigger-oprah
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America's Constitutionalist Revolt: Tea Parties Channel the Founding Fathers
by Larry Kudlow
So much is being written in the mainstream media about who the tea partiers are, but very little is being recorded about what these folks are actually saying.
We know that this is a decentralized grassroots movement, with many different voices hailing from many different towns across the country. But the tea-party message comes together in the "Contract from America," the product of an online vote orchestrated by Ryan Hecker, aHouston tea-party activist and national coordinator for the Tea Party Patriots.
With nearly 500,000 votes recorded in less than two months, this Contract forms a blueprint of tea-party policy goals and beliefs.
Of the top-ten planks in the Contract, the number-one issue is protect the Constitution. That's followed by reject cap-and-trade, demand a balanced budget, and enact fundamental tax reform. And then comes number five: Restore fiscal responsibility and constitutionally limited government in Washington.
Note that two of the top-five priorities of the tea partiers mention the Constitution.
Filling out the Contract, the bottom-five planks are end runaway government spending; defund, repeal, and replace government-run health care; pass an all-of-the-above energy policy; stop the pork; and stop the tax hikes.
What's so significant to me about this tea-party Contract from America is the strong emphasis on constitutional limits and restraints on legislation, spending, taxing, and government control of the economy. Undoubtedly, the emphasis is there because no one trusts Washington.
As I read this Contract, tea partiers are reminding all of us of the need for the Constitution to protect our freedoms. They're calling for a renewal of constitutional values, including — first and foremost — a return to constitutional limits on government. The tea partiers who responded to this poll are demanding a rebirth of the consent of the governed. The government works for us, we don't work for it.
All this makes me think of President Reagan, who never quite succeeded in gaining a constitutional amendment for a balanced budget, or for limits on spending, or for a two-thirds congressional majority for any new tax hikes. But throughout his presidency, and for many years before, the Gipper argued for constitutional limits on government, especially government spending.
And now this message is being echoed perfectly in the tea-party Contract from America. In effect, it picks up where Reagan left off.
The tea partiers, whom I call free-market populists, desire a return to Reaganism. In particular, their demands for a balanced budget (third plank), for restoring fiscal responsibility (5th plank), for ending massive government spending (6th plank), and for stopping the pork (9th plank) all underscore the populist revolt against runaway government spending, and therefore runaway government power.
There are mentions in the Contract of tax reform and stopping tax hikes. But it is pretty clear to everyone nowadays that the massive run-up in spending of recent years will inevitably result in an equally massive tax-hike movement — that is, unless the spending is strictly curbed and reduced.
Yet the tea partiers don't trust Congress to do this, so they want to bring in constitutional restraint.
A recent survey by the Brookings Institution spells out this spend-and-tax problem with great clarity. Under current spending trends, tax-the-rich efforts to bring the deficit to just 3 percent of GDP — not balance, mind you, but 3 percent deficit — would require a nearly 80 percent marginal tax rate on the most successful earners. And if taxes are raised across-the-board, the marginal rate would rise to nearly 50 percent for the top earners, with state and local tax burdens bringing it up to 60 percent. Otherwise, a European-style value-added tax (VAT) would become necessary.
The tea partiers know this and they don't like it one bit. And so, at bottom, they have formed a constitutionalist movement to revolt against big government and big taxes — and oh, by the way, to stand against big-government control of large chunks of the economy, such as energy and health care.
Harking back to the Founders' principles of constitutional limits to government is a very powerful message. It's a message of freedom, especially economic freedom. The tea partiers have delivered an extremely accurate diagnostic of what ails America right now: Government is growing too fast, too much, too expensively, and in too many places — and in the process it is crowding out our cherished economic freedom.
It's as though the tea partiers are saying this great country will never fulfill its long-run potential to prosper, create jobs, and lead the world unless constitutional limits to government are restored.
Now, as the tea partiers rally across the country, the big question is only this: Will the political class get it?
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A 'Tea Party Anthem' from Congressional candidate in Chicago
Rick Moran
Joel Pollak , running against Democrat Jan Schakowsky in IL-9, wrote a terrific song about the tea party movement and played it at the rally in downtown Chicago yesterday:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAxz8FSJxag&feature=player_embedded
In case you want to sign along, here are the lyrics:
The Ballad of the Tea Partyby Joel Pollak (R)
On a cold night in Boston, three ships in the dock
With their valuable cargo still waiting to stock
But the colonists won't pay the duty on tea
And the governor won't let the ships out to sea
Sing – hey, hey, what do we say?
"American freedom is here to stay!"
Hey, hey, what do we say?
"Don't tax our freedom away!"
Now the Crown has been adding new fees by the score
And the people don't think they can bear any more
Yet they don't have a vote, so they don't have a say
And they're starting to talk about breaking away
Now the people have gathered 'round the Old Meeting House
If the governor listens, they'll still hear him out
But Sam Adams, he reads the report with a frown
So the people decide that the tea must do down
So they don their disguises and clamber aboard
And the governor's tea is soon tossed overboard
And the news spreads throughout the thirteen colonies
That our country's new motto is "Don't Tread On Me."
Now today we have gathered-young, old, black, and white
And we've all got the vote, so we don't need to fight
But if Washington taxes our future away
Then we'll throw them all out on Election Day!
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"Mitt Romney Mitt Romney-Sarah Palin in 2012? You betcha!
By Edward Mason, Hillary Chabot and Jessica Van Sack
Thursday, April 15, 2010 – Updated 1h ago
E-mail Print (179) Comments Text size Share Buzz up!Conservative superstar Sarah Palin opened the door yesterday to joining forces with Mitt Romney for a 2012 White House run – a hot ticket that has some Republicans licking their chops at the prospect of unseating President Obama.
"Sounds pretty good," Palin declared at yesterday's Tea Party Express rally on the Common when asked about pairing up with the former Bay State governor – giving the idea a big thumbs-up as she left the stage after her headline speech.
Last night, as Palin stopped for cannoli at Mike's Pastry in the North End, she said she was "serious" about the idea.
"I have a lot of respect for Mitt," she told the Herald.
Asked who would be on top of the ticket, Palin roared, "Ha! I haven't even thought that far ahead yet."
Indeed, Palin said she hasn't decided whether she'll run in 2012 – with or without Romney.
Romney, a presumptive 2012 Republican presidential contender who recently embarked on a nationwide book tour, has not ruled out an alliance with Palin, the GOP's 2008 vice presidential candidate.
respects Sarah Palin and he appreciates the contributions she makes to the party," said Romney spokesman Eric Fehrnstrom. "But his immediate focus is on helping Republicans win back the Congress in 2010."
Some veteran political observers were intrigued by the notion of the two telegenic former GOP governors on the same ticket.
"They both have a lot they can offer a campaign," said Douglas Lorenz, a California-based GOP consultant. "Romney has the experience as a governor and experience as a candidate for president, and when you combine that with Sarah Palin's ability to get people motivated, that could definitely be a formidable ticket."
Republican gubernatorial candidate Christy Mihos called the matchup "the best of both worlds."
"They both come at it from totally different parts of the spectrum," said Mihos, who attended yesterday's Tea Party rally. "One deals on a gut level with people and the other is highly successful on the business end of things."
Speaking before a rapt crowd estimated at 5,000, Palin squarely targeted Democrats, pounding away at Obama's $787 billion stimulus package. She also lobbied for domestic oil drilling.
"I want to tell 'em, 'Nah, we'll keep clinging to our Constitution and our guns and religion – and you can keep the change," Palin said, later adding, "Yeah, let's drill, baby, drill; not stall, baby, stall – you betcha."
Meanwhile, Palin said last night she had no hard feelings about U.S. Sen. Scott Brown's decision to skip the rally. "He was in Washington doing his job," she said.
State Treasurer Tim Cahill, who also is running for governor as an independent, joked that a prospective alliance between Palin and Romney would "a good-looking ticket."
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Sarah Palin fires up Tea Party rally
By Joe Dwinell and Hillary Chabot | Wednesday, April 14, 2010 | http://www.bostonherald.com | Local Politics
Photo by Nancy Lane
A roaring Tea Party crowd cheered on Sarah Palin on the Boston Common today as she slammed President Obama promising it's "nothing a good old fashioned election can't fix."
Palin, wearing a lipstick-red leather jacket, urged "less government" and "cut spending" and do more than "stall the spending spree we've been on."
Check out reader-submitted photos from today's Tea Party Express rally.
The common-sense hockey mom praised Bostonians for electing upstart GOP star U.S. Sen. Scott Brown as she stood in the shadow of the Democrat-controlled State House.
"Bostonians have never been afraid to stand up for their freedoms," Palin said. "Shoot, look at what Massachusetts did in January. You shook up the U.S. Senate."
She called for taxes to be cut so families can "keep more" of what they earn. She tossed in a call for "drill, baby drill" and to stop America from "bowing to Saudis."
It was a speech aimed directly at the Democrats and it was the fuel that pumped up the Tea Party Express crowd.
The turnout – clearly well in the thousands – went beyond expectations, Tea Party organizers said. The crowd filled the Common to hear Palin who took the stage before 11 this morning.
Palin took to the stage to pound away at "Obamacare" and the borrowing that will tax future generations, she said.
"The first test will be at the ballot box in November," she said, calling on Tea Partiers to get out the vote.
Almost everyone said they came today to catch a glimpse of the conservative shooting star, but she's not the only draw.
Gold Star Mother Debbie Lee told the story of her son, Mark, who was killed2 in Iraq. She broke down in tears to remember a boy she lost to war who stood in the line of fire to save his squad.
"He did that for each and every one of you today," she said of her son's death. "We've got political insurgents in Washington, D.C. And will you have the same response my son did? 'Roger that. Let's go get 'em."'
The rally, which kicked off before 10 a.m. and will last until about 1 p.m., has made the corner of Charles and Beacon the epicenter of the Tea Party movement today.
"This may be our only opportunity to see her live on the East coast," said Dennis McHale, a police sergeant who worked a night shift on Long Island and then hit the road to the Hub.
John Philip Souza IV was the first speaker to take to the podium, where he railed against big government. "From the bottom of my heart, I thank you for the restoration of smaller government," he ended his speech with.
It's still Palin who is the big draw.
"She's a political up-and-comer and I'm excited to see her," said Franklin High senior Taylor Trenchard.
"It's a great experience. I want to see Sarah Palin speak," said Nick Melfi, 18, also from Franklin High. He came along with others in his AP government class to witness democracy in action.
Historian and Plymouth preacher Paul Jehle said the Tea Party picked the perfect location to hold an anti-tax, anti-big government rally.
"There's a hunger here to return to liberty and constitutional law – and that's a good thing," said Jehle, who is dressed as a Minuteman as he works the crowd.
"In 1773, Boston voted against paying a 3 cent tea tax. It was lawful resistance to an unjust tax," Jehle said, adding he hopes the Tea Party movement can cling to those ideals.
Protesters also milled around the packed Boston Common, including Theresa Pope, 49, who dressed up as Alice from Alice in Wonderland.
"This is all madness, so we're going mad a little ourselves," said Pope, of Jamaica Plain.
Another protester, who would only give his first name Peter, said police kicked him out of the area.
"This is what these people talk about, freedom of speech, but when I practice it they don't want to hear it," he said.
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First of all, even though you might have heard about — and even experienced — the downsides of a flat roof, you might not be aware of all of the upsides. A flat roof is easier and safer to walk on top of when you're checking for damage, cleaning the roof, or performing maintenance. You can also do things with a flat roof that you can't do with every roof, such as installing your heating and air conditioning unit on the roof instead of on the ground. This can be smart if you're limited on outdoor space or if you want to prevent theft or tampering of your HVAC unit.
You might be dealing with leaks and other problems with your roof, but there's a good chance that you can repair it pretty easily. Someone who has experience with working on flat roofs should be able to help you with this.
Lastly, you should know that even though it is certainly possible for you to convert your flat roof to a pitched roof, it can be a very expensive project. Once you find out from a roofing professional how much it will cost to take on a project like this, you may find that simply keeping your flat roof is going to be the most cost-efficient option.
A lot of people find that they don't like having a flat roof on their commercial or residential structure. A good roofing professional can definitely help you convert your flat roof to a pitched roof if this is something that you are interested in. However, before you have this done, you might just want to talk to a roofing professional about repairing your existing flat roof. Once you do, you could find that it's the right improvement to make.


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Updating Debs's Dream
Michael Kazin ▪ Spring 2015
Nearly every morning, hundreds of immigrants from Latin America come to my affluent town in the suburbs of Washington, D.C. to work. They build or clean million-dollar houses, cook and wash dishes at fast-food and fancy restaurants, care for the children of professional parents, pick up the garbage, mow the grass, and rake the leaves.
Few, if any, belong to a union; many are burdened with a legal status that is uncertain at best. As I watch a man from Oaxaca hang drywall, or a woman from El Salvador push an infant in a pricey stroller, or a chef from Lima carve a pollo a la brasa, I occasionally muse about a short story by Jack London published in 1909. "The Dream of Debs" describes a general strike in a city which ends only when the workers win all their demands. What if, one day, the Latino workers in my town decided to do the same? Our wealthy little village might have trouble functioning at all.
Of course, their indispensability wins neither respect nor rights from the men who run Congress. Republican lawmakers demand that "illegals" be sent back to where they came from. Knowing that's impractical, the same politicians take out their resentments on immigrants who were too young to decide to cross a border without the proper papers in hand. Such bigoted antipathy keeps some of the most exploited, most productive workers in the nation from gaining the legal legitimacy they deserve.
Immigrants to the United States have endured this type of official injustice before. During the 1860s, Chinese workers played an essential role in building the first transcontinental railroad. A few years later, Congress showed its gratitude by passing a bill that barred Chinese-born men and women who temporarily left the United States from returning; some families were separated forever. In 1919 the government deported over two hundred foreign-born radicals to Soviet Russia. Their only crime was opposing the draft and the jailing of figures like Eugene Debs for speaking out against the First World War. During the first years of the Great Depression, nearly two million Mexican workers got forcefully "repatriated" south of the border when the jobless rate of native-born Americans swelled.
Several pieces in the special section of this issue, edited by Kaavya Asoka and Michelle Chen, describe what a perilous status in law and culture has meant for workers in other countries as well as the United States and how activists are trying to change that. None of the authors propose a general strike by undocumented wage-earners; they realize how difficult and dangerous that would be to organize. But is there any harm in dreaming?
Michael Kazin is co-editor of Dissent.


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Flipoff Pirates to celebrate new album release May 21 at George's
By Dustin Bartholomew · Tuesday, May 17, 2022
Maybe it's the power of friendship. Maybe there's something in the water over in Newton and Boone Counties. Maybe it has to do with an unnamed intra-dimensional being bathed in the light of 1,000 stars and something about the space time continuum, and the threat of worlds colliding. (They'll explain later).
Whatever it is, something magical happens when Matt Smith, Jake Weeden, Barry Moore, and Jeff Kearney get together and play music together as The Flipoff Pirates.
The musicians, who have been performing together in the band while also anchoring other interesting music projects in and around Fayetteville for more than 25 years, are set to release a brand new Flipoff Pirates album titled Bones of the Past this weekend at George's.
The band has been working on the album on and off for the better part of a decade, and they're excited to bring it to life at their release show, set for Saturday, May 21 at George's Majestic Lounge. Their friends Monk is King, Patty Steel Trio, Mildenhall, Rachel Ammons, and The Salesmen will join them on the bill to help celebrate the new record.
Flipoff Pirates CD Release
When: Saturday, May 21
Where: George's Majestic Lounge
With: Monk is King, Patty Steel Trio, Mildenhall, Rachel Ammons, and The Salesmen
Tickets: $15/$45, stubs.net
Tickets to the show are $15, on sale now at George's ticketing site. Music should start at around 8 p.m.
We got in touch with the band recently to learn more about the new record, their songwriting process, and how they've been able to continue making music together after all these years, and they were nice enough to answer some questions for us.
What have you been listening to lately?
Jake: Personally, lately, I've mostly been listening to the gears of the universe grinding in the depths of my own mind, oh yeah and also Haley Reinhart.
Jeff: I have really only been listening to this damn record. I'm a full submersion kind of guy. For better or worse I get completely hyper focused. It usually takes me a few good years before I can listen to a record again after I've released it, but I'll find time for some Haley Reinhart.
You guys have been playing together for so long. Are you guys still playing with the same lineup?
Jeff: The band formed in 96. Matt and I joined in 97, and it has been the four of us (Matt, Jake, Barry, Jeff) since then. We have been blessed to play with some truly great drummers throughout the years. Our first 2 records are up on our YouTube channel, and have original member Ben Ellis on drums. Also, on our YouTube we have a playlist called "The Trosper Years 2003-2005) which is a compilation of live recordings featuring The late Richard Trosper AKA Joe Squirrel on drums. The new record features Marlon (Cat) Davis, of Little Rock, and Matt Beach. All freakin' legends! The drums on this record are insane!
How did you guys get started playing together?
Jeff: We are all from Newton and Boone Co, a pretty Rural area, so it was fairly easy to find the weirdos and narrow those down to the ones that were dedicated to making music. Jake is from Deer. Matt is from Harrison. Barry is from Wayton, and I'm from Dogpatch, so it wasn't too hard to find each other. You just raise your freak flag and see who it attracts, and hope you don't get your ass kicked by normies.
Probably equally interesting, how have you managed to keep playing together for all these years?
Jake: The reason why we have managed to stay together for so long is a very simple matter as well. After we played a gig at "The Sexual Festival of The Moonlight." An Intra-Dimensional Being with no
name appeared to us, bathed in the light of 1,000 stars, and conveyed a telepathic message that if we ever disbanded then Earth 1 would collide with Earth 2 and cause an irreparable tear in the space
time continuum resulting in a post apocalyptic hellscape the likes that not even M. Night Shyamalan could imagine. So basically we have no choice.
Jeff: It was Rufus.
Jake: Ha Ha, an Intra-Dimensional being bathed in the light of 1000 stars named Rufus!
Jeff: You're welcome people of earth.
Interesting. Tell us a bit about the new album. Where did you guys record?
Jeff: We started this process a decade ago at Crisp Recording Studio (hence the album title, "Bones From the Past") and I can't speak more highly of Darren and his studio. Darren is incredible to work with. He is always present, effective and efficient, and over this time we have become close friends. This album would not have been possible without his patience and counsel.
Ten years is an awful long time to work on a record, but if you have the time I highly recommend it. You get the young angsty version of yourself, and also the (hopefully) better, wiser, more musically sophisticated version of yourself. We originally recorded 15 songs, 11 of those seemed to have a cohesive sound, so that's what became "Bones From the Past". I would describe the overall vibe of the record as dark and heavy, like a thunderstorm in the night, and kinda surfy in parts. We decided to keep it a fair representation of our live show, without extravagant overdubbing or effects. Keep an eye out for an EP of the remaining material coming soon, where we plan on going off the rails a little.
I'm always interested to hear about band's songwriting process. How does that typically work for you guys?
Jake: Typically, in order to write a song, we do a 3 day ayahuasca ceremony followed by a trial by fire, if we emerge from the flame with no burns then we know that the correct chakras have been
opened and the process can begin. After that it's a simple matter of communicating with other worldly spirits as well as insects and birds, you know pretty standard stuff. I'm assuming that's how the Black Eyed Peas do it.
Matt Beach) Fergie wrote about it in her book.
Jeff: You mean Fergie's book "Tips and Tricks for Singing the National Anthem?"
Jake: Right, it's a technical manual.
Jeff: Published by Chilton.
What's going down for the release show this week? What can you tell us about that.
Jeff: The CD Release show is going down on May 21st at George's Majestic Lounge, and will feature a stacked, multi Genre line up of amazing and hardworking local musicians and bands.
Fellow rockers The Salesman, local funksters Monk is King, the multi genre up and coming quartet Mildenhall, the incredible Patti Steel will be there with her trio and Rachel Ammons and her "no man band" which is unlike anything you've ever seen. It is going to be a truly spectacular night of music, and promises to be the bash of the summer. Tickets are $15 and you can get them on George's website. It's our own little micro festival, and you don't wanna miss it!
How can folks get their hands on this new music, anyway?
Jeff: Our first 2 records "Live" and "Trillions of Voices" are on YouTube. We will be putting all of them on Spotify and all the major platforms soon, but our new record "Bones From the Past" will only be available at the CD release show…for now.
Flipoff Pirates – Live from Crisp Studios


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-{II}- Разред група "Сава" Београдског лоптачког подсавеза у сезони 1929/30. бројао је 9 клубова.Виши степен такмичења је -{I}-  Разред , нижи ранг -{III}- Разред Београдског лоптачког подсавеза.

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| colspan=2 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;"|  22. септембра 1929.
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|Раднички — Чукарички||style="text-align:center;"| 0:3
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| colspan=5 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" | 29. септембар 1929.
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|Палилулац — Хајдук||style="text-align:center;"| 0:2
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|Чукарички — Карађорђе||style="text-align:center;"| 16:1
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Спарта — Раднички||style="text-align:center;"| 4:3
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| colspan=5 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" | 6. октобра 1929.
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|Славија — Хајдук||style="text-align:center;"| 6:2
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|Олимпија — Руски СК||style="text-align:center;"| 0:1
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|Спарта — Чукарички||style="text-align:center;"| 3:0
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| colspan=5 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" | 13. октобра 1929.
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|Славија — Палилулац||style="text-align:center;"| 3:3
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Руски СК — Спарта||style="text-align:center;"| 1:1
|-
|Карађорђе — Хајдук||style="text-align:center;"| 0:3
|-
| colspan=5 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" | 20. октобра 1929.
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|Спарта — Палилулац||style="text-align:center;"| 2:2
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| colspan=5 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |27. октобра 1929.
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|Славија — Раднички||style="text-align:center;"| 2:1
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| colspan=5 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |3. новембра 1929.
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|Раднички — Руски СК||style="text-align:center;"| 2:2
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Славија — Спарта||style="text-align:center;"| 1:2
|-
| colspan=5 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |10. новембра 1929.
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|Раднички — Хајдук||style="text-align:center;"| 2:1
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Славија — Руски СК||style="text-align:center;"| 1:1
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|Спарта — Карађорђе ||style="text-align:center;"| :
|-
| colspan=5 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |17. новембра 1929.
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|Олимпија — Карађорђе ||style="text-align:center;"| :
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Палилулац — Руски СК||style="text-align:center;"| 2:1
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|Славија — Чукарички||style="text-align:center;"| 5:0
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| colspan=5 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |24. новембра 1929.
|-
|Палилулац — Карађорђе ||style="text-align:center;"| :
|-
| colspan=5 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |1. децембра 1929.
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|Руски СК — Карађорђе ||style="text-align:center;"| :
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Раднички — Палилулац||style="text-align:center;"| 1:0
|-
| colspan=5 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |8. децембра 1929.
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|Спарта — Хајдук||style="text-align:center;"| 5:1
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Олимпија — Чукарички||style="text-align:center;"| 0:3
|-
| colspan=5 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |15. децембра 1929.
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|Раднички — Олимпија||style="text-align:center;"| 4:0
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Хајдук — Чукарички||style="text-align:center;"| 3:2
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| colspan=5 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |22. децембра 1929.
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|Олимпија — Хајдук||style="text-align:center;"| 1:2
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Палилулац — Чукарички||style="text-align:center;"| 0:2
|-
| colspan=5 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |29. децембра 1929.
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|Палилулац — Олимпија||style="text-align:center;"| 4:1
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Руски СК — Чукарички||style="text-align:center;"| 6:2
|-
|Раднички - Карађорђе ||style="text-align:center;"| :
|-
| colspan=5 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |30. јануара 1930.
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|Руски СК — Хајдук||style="text-align:center;"| 3:1
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| colspan=2 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |   30. марта 1930.
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|style="width:20em;"|Хајдук — Олимпија||style="text-align:center; width:2em;"| 4:2
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| colspan=2 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" | 6. априла 1930.
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|Хајдук — Палилулац||style="text-align:center;"| 2:1
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| colspan=2 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" | 13. априла 1930.
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|Спарта — Руски СК||style="text-align:center;"| 3:1
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| colspan=2 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" | 27. априла 1930.
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|Палилулац — Раднички||style="text-align:center;"| 2:3
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Спарта — Олимпија||style="text-align:center;"| 4:0
|-
| colspan=2 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" | 11. маја 1930.
|-
|Олимпија — Палилулац||style="text-align:center;"| 3:0
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Чукарички — Славија||style="text-align:center;"| 2:0
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|Раднички — Спарта||style="text-align:center;"| 2:3
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| colspan=2 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |18. маја 1930.
|-
|Раднички — Славија||style="text-align:center;"| 5:3
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Чукарички — Спарта||style="text-align:center;"| 1:2
|-
|Хајдук — Руски СК||style="text-align:center;"| 3:2
|-
| colspan=2 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |25. маја 1930.
|-
|Палилулац — Славија||style="text-align:center;"| 2:1
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Хајдук — Спарта||style="text-align:center;"| 2:3
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| colspan=2 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |1. јуна 1930.
|-
|Хајдук — Раднички||style="text-align:center;"| 6:3
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Чукарички — Олимпија||style="text-align:center;"| 4:2
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|Спарта — Славија||style="text-align:center;"| 6:0
|-
| colspan=2 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |8. јуна 1930.
|-
|Чукарички — Руски СК||style="text-align:center;"| 0:4
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Палилулац — Спарта||style="text-align:center;"| 0:4
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| colspan=2 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |27. јула 1930.
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|Руски СК — Раднички (поништено!)||style="text-align:center;"| 4:4
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| colspan=2 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |10. августа 1930.
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|Руски СК — Славија||style="text-align:center;"| 2:3
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Чукарички — Хајдук||style="text-align:center;"| 3:0
|-
| colspan=2 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |17. августа 1930.
|-
|Хајдук — Славија||style="text-align:center;"| 1:3
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Руски СК — Палилулац||style="text-align:center;"| 5:3
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|Олимпија — Раднички||style="text-align:center;"| 1:6
|-
| colspan=2 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |31. августа 1930.
|-
|Чукарички — Палилулац||style="text-align:center;"| 5:1
|- bgcolor= C0FFC0
|Олимпија — Славија||style="text-align:center;"| 2:3
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| colspan=2 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |7. септембра 1930.
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|Руски СК — Олимпија||style="text-align:center;"| 3:3
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| colspan=2 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |28. септембра 1930.
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|Чукарички — Раднички||style="text-align:center;"| 2:1
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| colspan=2 bgcolor=#dcdbd6 style="border:1px solid green; -moz-border-radius:8px; -webkit-border-radius:8px; border-radius:8px;" |5. октобра 1930.
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|3|| style="text-align: left" | Раднички Београд
|style="background: #FFE4E1;" |0:3||style="background: #C0FFC0;" |5:3||style="background: #dcdbd6;" |XXX||style="background: #C0FFC0;" |4:0
|style="background: #C0FFC0;" |1:0||style="background: #FFFACD;" |2:2||style="background: #FFE4E1;"|2:3||style="background: #C0FFC0;" |2:1||style="background: #F9F9F9;"|:

|-! style="background:#F9F9F9;"
|4|| style="text-align: left" | Олимпија Београд
|style="background: #FFE4E1;" |0:3||style="background: #FFE4E1;" |2:3||style="background: #FFE4E1;" |1:6||style="background: #dcdbd6;" |XXX
|style="background: #C0FFC0;" |3:0||style="background: #FFE4E1;" |0:1||style="background: #FFE4E1;"|0:2||style="background: #FFE4E1;" |1:2||style="background: #F9F9F9;"|:

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|5|| style="text-align: left" | Палилулац Београд
|style="background: #FFE4E1;" |0:2||style="background: #C0FFC0;" |2:1||style="background: #FFE4E1;" |2:3||style="background: #C0FFC0;" |4:1
|style="background: #dcdbd6;" |XXX||style="background: #C0FFC0;" |2:1||style="background: #FFE4E1;"|0:4||style="background: #FFE4E1;" |0:2||style="background: #F9F9F9;"|:

|-! style="background:#F9F9F9;"
|6|| style="text-align: left" | Руски СК Београд
|style="background: #C0FFC0;" |6:2||style="background: #FFE4E1;" |2:3||style="background: #C0FFC0;" |3:0||style="background: #FFFACD;" |3:3
|style="background: #C0FFC0;" |5:3||style="background: #dcdbd6;" |XXX||style="background: #FFFACD;"|1:1||style="background: #C0FFC0;" |3:1||style="background: #F9F9F9;"|:

|-! style="background:#F9F9F9;"
|7|| style="text-align: left" | Спарта Земун
|style="background: #C0FFC0;" |3:0||style="background: #C0FFC0;" |6:0||style="background: #C0FFC0;" |4:3||style="background: #C0FFC0;" |4:0
|style="background: #FFFACD;" |2:2||style="background: #C0FFC0;" |3:1||style="background: #dcdbd6;" |XXX||style="background: #C0FFC0;" |5:1||style="background: #F9F9F9;"|:

|-! style="background:#F9F9F9;"
|8|| style="text-align: left" | Хајдук "Мостар" Београд
|style="background: #C0FFC0;" |3:2||style="background: #FFE4E1;" |1:3||style="background: #C0FFC0;" |6:3||style="background: #C0FFC0;" |4:2
|style="background: #C0FFC0;" |2:1||style="background: #C0FFC0;" |3:2||style="background: #FFE4E1;" |2:3||style="background: #dcdbd6;" |XXX||style="background: #F9F9F9;"|:

|-! style="background:#F9F9F9;"
|9|| style="text-align: left" | Карађорђе Београд
|style="background: #F9F9F9;" |:||style="background: #F9F9F9;" |:||style="background: #F9F9F9;" |:||style="background: #F9F9F9;" |:
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|bgcolor= #dcdbd6|
| align=left| Клуб
|style="width:2em;"|
|style="width:2em;"|
|style="width:2em;"|
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|style="width:2em;"|
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||| align=left | Спарта, Земун ||14||12||2||0||44||14||3,143||
|- align=center
|2.|| align=left | Руски СК, Београд||14||6||4||4||35||24||1,458||16
|- align=center	bgcolor=#f9f9f9
|3.|| align=left | Славија Београд||14||7||2||5||38||29||1,310||16
|- align=center
|4.|| align=left | Чукарички, Београд ||14||8||0||6||29||27||1,074||16
|- align=center	bgcolor=#f9f9f9
|5.|| align=left | Хајдук, "Мостар" Београд ||14||7||0||7||30||36||0,833||14
|- align=center
|6.|| align=left | Раднички, Београд ||14||6||1||7||33||32||1,031||13
|- align=center	bgcolor=#f9f9f9
|7.|| align=left | Палилулац, Београд ||14||3||2||9||20||35||0,571||8
|-  align=center
|8.|| align=left | Олимпија, Београд ||14||1||1||12||15||47||0,319||3
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 ФУДБАЛСКА ТАКМИЧЕЊА ЈУЖНИХ СЛОВЕНА 1873-1941
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 Списак фудбалских клубова у Србији

Фудбал у 1929.
Фудбал у 1930.

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7Q3^(KO!A*JG1^:O0Fans waved Puerto Rican flags and kept screaming Martin's name as his star was unveiled outside the Virgin Megastore at Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue.
Martin is one of Puerto Rico's top-selling artists, with hits including "She Bangs" and "Livin' la Vida Loca." The Grammy-winning singer, who got his start in the 1980s with boy band Menudo, has sold more than 60 million albums as a solo artist. And his "The cup of life", which was the theme song of 1998 World Cup, was popular around the world.
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and actress Rita Moreno were also among those who attended the ceremony.
"To speak of his talent, his accolades, his awards is redundant," Moreno said. "He has devoted part of his life, his talent, his resources, to helping needy children around the world."
tb\iA!]2}W"s0Martin created the nonprofit Ricky Martin Foundation, which advocates children's rights.