Last Sunday's annual gathering at Meriden took place as usual. Only this year it did not rain, despite the greyness of the day. Though in recent years the numbers in attendance seems to be dwindling, it appeared this year that the gathering was up numerically as seen through the eyes of Max Scott and myself.
Other local riders to attend were George Stevens and John Dunkley, as well as Bob and Sue Hastings. Any others that I may have missed from our area, apologies for the omission.
Both Max and I used the train to re-trace to Rugby, then rode the miles to the excellent Catthorpe Farm for afternoon tea.
Northampton with some train assistance was an easy 50 miles. Hopefully, if you thought that attending at Meriden is beyond your mileage capability, the above may help you to re-appraise.
Perhaps then the numbers who attend could continue to increase, and that the unique experience of Meriden (the centre of England) could be shared and enjoyed by so many more from our area.
This leaflet from last year's event gives a flavour of the ninety year's history behind Meriden Rally.
This ride will explore some sites linked to the great evangelist and translator William Carey (1761-1834), including Hackleton, Piddington and Olney. In Olney, as well as a tea-stop, there will be an optional visit to the museum connected with two men who influenced Carey: Cowper and Newton (£4.50 entry).
This will be approximately 35 miles at a moderate pace. There are some moderate hills on the way back. If the weather remains dry we may use one short off-road section, so don't bring your best racing bike (but if you do, there is a road alternative).
Meet at the Canoe Centre, Bedford Road, at 1.00 p.m.
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Five members assembled outside Moulton Co-op at 9.30 a.m. – Iain D (our leader for the day), Brian, Dave, Mike and Ian M – for a loop to the north, around Market Harborough. Elevenses were planned for the Waterloo Café at Great Oxendon and lunch for the World Peace Café at the Buddhist Centre in Kelmarsh. It was also agreed that we'd use roads, rather than the Brampton Valley Way, to get to the first café. We started promptly.
The route can be found here. (Speed and ascent details are missing but Brian gives the total ascent as 2,700'.) It was a splendid route, taking us into parts of south Leicestershire we don't often visit and such delights as a very smoothly surfaced descent from Harrington to Newbottle Bridge and a memorable lane north out of Market Harborough over the A6.
We were in good spirits at the Waterloo Café and a bacon sandwich was consumed prior to the expected vegan cuisine of the Buddhists' café. Market Harborough and Great Bowden were quiet. The lane from Great Bowden to Welham is accessible really for non-motorised travellers only and was full of cycles, horses, dogs and ponies. The descent on the B6047 south of the Langtons was enjoyable then we were up into Foxton and Lubenham and Iain D's favourite climb through East Farndon. Quiet lanes took us to the Buddhist Centre at Kelmarsh where disaster almost struck – the café was closed because the Buddhists had all gone to a Spring Celebration.
A short detour took us to Kelmarsh Hall and its tea-room. Added bonus – although it's probably not official CTC policy to admire motor cars – was to find the Mercedes-Benz Club's W123 Rally taking place with a host of classic Mercs parked on the drive in front of the Hall.
After lunch, it was a straightforward pedal back though Haselbech, Cottesbrooke and Brixworth to cross the dam at Pitsford Water and return to Moulton. Brian was a Good Samaritan outside Brixworth, helping a lady cyclist who was trying to get to Hinckley without a map!
It was a cool day. Everyone arrived at the start with plenty of layers on – and none were shed during the entire ride! We all agreed at the finish, however, that it had been an excellent day's cycling and that big thanks were due to Iain D.
P.S. Tales of Bromptons, Manchester and Rain!
The official Brompton Bicycles video of the event with good footage of the velodrome is here – it's short (1'31") and even if you don't blink at 1'07" you'll miss me.
The best video of the Bromptonaut in the canal is from my friend Mick Blackman here.
My own photos are here.
This ride combines two of our favourite teastops with some familiar (and some less-familiar roads) to the north of the town.
We'll be heading out from Moulton up towards Arlingworth for a stop at Waterloo Farm before making a loop of Market Harborough to return via the Buddhist Centre's café in Kelmarsh. Those of you requiring something more substantial at lunchtime might want to take advantage of the shops in Market Harborough to grab a sandwich, or bring your own (it is nearly summer after all!), as the food on offer at Kelmarsh reflects the Buddhist ethos of the centre and so is a bit light on beef, chicken, pork etc.
Depending on riders and weather, we may choose to avoid the Brampton Valley Way and ride up the main road in to and out of Waterloo Farm. If this raises any concerns, let me know at the start of the ride.
See you at Moulton Co-op on Sunday at 9.30 a.m.
Eight regulars rolled-up in Hunsbury Hill to venture out to the far south-western recesses of our county with a view to seeing the landscape before the proposed High Speed rail link gets built. We were joined just a few miles out of town by John Dunkley, who rode with us for a while and then headed off when we neared Byfield, so we were a peloton of nine heading out with a tail wind on Sunday morning and, I have to say, the far recesses of the county were looking very green after all the recent rain.
We got to see several new-to-us roads and a fair bit of sunshine too, so I'd like to thank Brian for organising a ride out past the boundaries of our normal riding territory, booking the weather, and ensuring that we all made it round, despite the climbing.
No rain today – what's going on! It was a pleasant, mostly sunny day for a ride which aimed to complement the Waendel Walks' weekend centred around Wellingborough. In the end four of us completed a circuit of the Wellingborough Parishes and encountered a lot of walkers and a fair few cyclists as well. So whether another year we can link up more constructively with the Waendel programme might be worth considering. It was nice to welcome a new rider – Ray Hebworth down from Yorkshire for the weekend – and Wendy Lewis who has ridden with us before.
Irchester Country Park was a welcome stop for coffee and cake and our return to Moulton just nudged the 30 mile mark.


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Erice is located above Trapani, so it's not as if you're really driving past Erice to arrive in Trapani. You would drive past Valderice, and one of the access roads to Erice, but not Erice. You would drive past Valderice, and one of the access roads to Erice, but not Erice.
Trapani enjoys hot and dry summers, but winter and spring are much cooler so pack accordingly. If you're planning to get active, then hiking boots are a must for the recommended trip to the nearby hilltop town of Erice.
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The Little Theatre of Alexandria presents Ray Cooney's Caught in the Net, a comedic farce that follows the chaotic evening of a London taxi driver, whose long-kept double life races towards a head-on collision! Eleanore Tapscott directs this frenzied production, full of slamming doors, scrambled stories, and circus-grade slapstick.
Mike Baker (John Smith), Annie Ermlick (Barbara Smith (Center), and Tricia O'Neill-Politte (Mary Smith). Photo by Tabitha Rymal–Vaughn.
Set Designer Michael deBlois turns the stage into the interior of two different homes, which are used simultaneously. Sounds a little confusing? What appears to be one home (constructed by Dan Remmers and painted by Nancy Ramsey and Toni Sanford) is really two, as both of the families in this story appear onstage at the same time, unseen by each other even when they are using the same piece of furniture. The home (homes?) is nicely detailed, including framed artwork, potted plants, and multiple entrances. I wish I could explain the setting clearer, but truly, this is the best I can do…which means, of course, that this farce is off to a perfect start.
The stage is kept nicely lit by Lighting Designer Nancy Owens. With regards to lighting, there is nothing particularly striking or varying, which is a blessing, because the senses are overwhelmed enough during this production when it comes to sound. At any given moment, at least one of the seven entrances are being slammed or pounded on by the actors, and effects created by Designer Janice Rivera (mainly doorbells and a ringing telephone) are nearly constant. Never a quiet or dull moment for this ensemble!
Costumer Susan Boyd has a great time with this production, as her wardrobe varies from business casual and school uniforms to satin robes and bath towels (an over-sized snorkel mask finds its way in there as well). The elements of this show become more outlandish as the plot snowballs at an alarming rate.
The bedlam begins when two teenagers with the same last name (Luke Markham as Gavin Smith and Eliza Lore as a peppy Vicki Smith) find each other on the internet and begin chatting. They discover that aside from sharing a common last name, the similarities in their lives become more and more distinct, especially with regards to their father (same name, same job, same age, etc…). This is a particularly fun scene, as both of the teenagers are onstage with their mothers at the same time, and their dialogue overlaps in a fun way that links two separate conversations. Intrigued and attracted, they decide to meet up for tea…much to the dismay of their respected fathers…who is, in reality, one in the same man.
John Smith (Mike Baker) is leading a double life, married to both Barbara Smith (Annie Ermlick) and Mary Smith (Tricia O'Neill-Polittle). Panicked, John enlists his friend and lodger, Stanley Garner (Paul Tamney) for help as he spends the day desperately trying to keep his two families from meeting. Hijinks ensue, including mistaken identities, constant re-routing, and a mountain of lies that become more and more bizarre as the evening wears on. While John excels in thinking on his feet, poor bumbling Stanley is not nearly as quick-witted, and the combination leads to some pretty funny outcomes. Will the pair be able to cover John's tracks, or is this "net" too tangled?
Luke Markham (Gavin Smith), Annie Ermlick (Barbara Smith), and Tricia O'Neill-Politte (Mary Smith). Photo by Tabitha Rymal–Vaughn.
The ensemble works well together in a fast-paced frenzy that includes a lot of physical comedy, which can be a difficult task to both direct and perform. Mike Baker is terrific as John Smith, showing a great amount of stamina and energy as he races around the stage. Annie Ermlick and Tricia O'Neill-Polittle are good contrasts as John's wives, Ermlick playing a fun, playful role in low-cut dresses opposite the easily ruffled, apron-clad O'Neill-Polittle. Paul Tamney and Luke Markham have an entertaining back-and-forth as the harried man tries and tries again to keep the teenager out of the house (yet, almost infuriatingly, he just keeps popping up). Richard Fiske adds to the already ridiculous evening with a hilarious performance as Stanley's Dad, a forgetful old man who refuses to be left out of the fun.
Caught in the Net is an entertaining show. Suspend your disbelief for the evening and ignore the obvious questions, doubts, and skepticism that may poke at you throughout like: "Why did she react that way?" "He believed a lie that far-fetched? Really?" "How can a mere taxi-driver afford two nice homes and support two different families?" Just throw your common sense out the slamming doors because there are laughs aplenty if you do.
If you're looking for an evening of silly entertainment with well-rounded performances, then LTA's Caught in the Net is the place to be!
Caught in the Net plays through September 28, 2013 at The Little Theatre of Alexandria—600 Wolfe Street, in Alexandria, VA. For tickets, call (703) 683-0496, or order them online.


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I was desperate to lose weight. I had been stressed for a while and my body had taken the brunt of that. My shape was out of control, my waistline had expanded along with the rest of my body and I hated it!
Within a week of working with the Kapelas Health & Vitality System ™ everything started to change. In the first week, I could get into my old jeans that had been thrown in the cupboard for 2 years. By the fourth week I have lost 17lbs, looked and felt amazing and friends, family and acquaintances were commenting and the old Wendy had returned… I got my groove back.


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Q: Git newbie: files from a folder are being removed I'm new to git and I've got a problem with my assets files. I'm developing on a branch called "development", and I have a master branch.
Now I've got 2 folder containing assets (one (www/assets/) in which I upload images,videos,... depending on the needs of our customer - and it also contains subfolders (for example: www/assets/images/icons, www/assets/images/profilepics or www/assets/videos), and one in which I put images purely for the design of the site.
When I push or merge my branches they clear out these folders. How can I prevend git from doing so?
my gitignore looks like this:
.DS_Store
.idea/workspace.xml
www/images
www/assets/

and
git status --ignored

Ignored files:
  (use "git add -f <file>..." to include in what will be committed)

    www/assets/images/
    www/images/

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Bethany Doolittle scored 16 points as the Iowa Hawkeye women pulled away in the second half in a 69-55 victory over Illinois. The Hawks overcame 19 turnovers and four of 18 shooting from three point range to post their 20th victory of the season.
"It wasn't the most beautiful game, we had too many turnovers, missed some free throws…which was kind of uncharacteristic," Iowa coach Lisa Bluder says. She says the Hawkeyes were more efficient in the second half as they took higher percentage shots or went inside and then back out.
Freshman Ally Disterhoft scored 13 points and added 10 rebounds for the Hawkeyes who improve to 8-4 in the Big Ten.


The next big task is the hollow struts that will support my taillights and hide the wiring. I made the main structural part of the struts a few weeks ago. On Monday, I decided to cut the sides out of 16GA steel. I traced the outline of each strut onto the steel, carefully marking which was which.
Out came the cutting wheel and sparks flew.
Here are the four sides all rough-cut.
I used my bench grinder to get one piece to the point that I could test-fit it.
Now I just need to clean up the other three and figure out how to properly measure where exactly to drill the 1/2" holes since the struts will be secured via the upper shock bolts. Then I have to decide whether to attempt to weld them myself or take them to a professional.


11 Apr Scunthorpe-based construction contractor Britcon is looking for a new managing director.
Paul Clarkson, managing director for the past four and a half years, is leaving at the end of this month for a new – as yet undisclosed – job.
Until a replacement is found, Shaun Hunt, chief executive and owner of parent company Hunt Group, will act as interim managing director of Britcon seeks to replace Paul.
Paul Clarkson joined Britcon as construction director in 2009 from ISG and was promnoted to managing director in October 2014.


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Film & Plays
Jared Sampson's Mom
By The Coachella Review
In Blog, Plays
by Dallas Woodburn
CHARACTERS (in order of appearance)
GRACE:A college student and the play's main character/narrator YOUNG JARED SAMPSON: A typical eighth-grade boy—not a dork, but not particularly cool either.
JASMINE:Grace's roommate, also a college student. Self-absorbed and showy.
SASHA:Grace's roommate. An art student in college.
JARED SAMPSON'S MOM:An attractive, pleasant middle-aged woman wearing bright red lipstick and flower-patterned capri pants.
YOUNG HENRIETTA:Grace's best friend in eighth grade.
YOUNG GRACE:A typical eighth-grade girl—pretty, well-liked, but not one of the fashionable popular girls.
YOUNG JARED'S FRIENDS:Two or thre eighth-grade boys.
SCOTT:A college student. Grace's boyfriend.
BECKY:A college student. Scott's friend. Pretty and flirtatious.
SETTING:An apartment shared by three college girls. Center stage is a couch, perhaps also a coffee table littered with magazines, textbooks, empty water glasses, an empty take-out container or two. The apartment is not filthy but has a lived-in feeling to it.
TCR Talks with David Ulin
In Blog, Criticism, Interview, Nonfiction
BY: Heather Scott Partington
David Ulin's The Lost Art of Reading: Books and Resistance in a Troubled Time was rereleased this fall with a new introduction and afterword that speak to our contentious political climate. Ulin–critic, author, and ruminator in the best sense of the word–reframes his 2010 argument for the role of books in 2018's dysfunction, fake news, and fractured narrative. Can reading save us? Ulin isn't sure, but he sees value in resisting cynicism.
The author spoke recently with critic Heather Scott Partington by email about the value of engagement with the written word: an "empathy machine" and our "ongoing human conversation."
Book Review: Dallas Woodburn's "Woman, Running Late, in a Dress"
In Blog, Book Review
BY A.M. Larks
Dallas Woodburn's debut collection of stories, Woman, Running Late, in a Dress, is characterized as interwoven stories, interlinked stories, and, in her own words, "a short story cycle."
A short story cycle is a curious beast. It is the narwhal of the literary world, a being so odd the Internet could have made it up. But narwhals and short story cycles do exist, and both are rare.
In Blog, Fiction
BY: Rishitha Shetty
Daaru tasted love in the first bite of fish. So much so, that when little Kumara pinched an ant between his fingers and brought it to his lips, she did not notice. She crunched on, her tongue sucking river off of its burnt tail. She preferred the fish from the river Netravati to that of the sea; its delicious stink stayed on her palm for days. Mother Netravati bled into boulders every year during monsoon and her wrath flowed out of the soggy flesh of dead things, and this was the first catch after the rains; she mixed juice and love and placed them between bones.
TCR Talks with Gloria Harrison
In Blog, Interview, Nonfiction
By: Jaime Stickle
My introduction to Gloria Harrison was the short film Let's See How Fast This Baby Will Go, based on her essay of the same title, first published by The Nervous Breakdown. It is the true story of a nineteen-year-old woman in labor, on the verge of giving away her baby, who first stops to buy a car. That woman is Gloria.
Gloria Harrison is a storyteller whose work has appeared on The Nervous Breakdown, This American Life, The Weeklings, Fictionaut, Other People with Brad Listi podcast, The Manifest Station, and Sweatpants and Coffee. In January 2017, a short film adaptation of her story that appeared on This American Life, "Let's See How Fast This Baby Will Go," was released by Australian director Julietta Boscolo. It is currently playing at film festivals around the world.
Book Review: Kristi Coulter's "Nothing Good Can Come From This"
On September 7, 2018
By Charli Engelhorn
If there was a warning label on the cover of Kristi Coulter's debut book of essays, Nothing Good Can Come from This, it might read, "This book will cause you to interrogate your life, habits, and doctrines and challenge any previous assessments made about your relationship with alcohol." That is not to say Coulter's essays presume to convince the reader of a closeted drinking problem; rather, her heart-rendering prose ladled with sardonic wit create a rumination on the mundane persistence of time, the dichotomy of who we are and who we pretend to be, and the nature of society and compromises required therein, which, if one is not careful, can accumulate into addiction. With a quick and often dark cadence, Coulter weaves her essays to create a remarkable story about the unremarkableness of her journey to sobriety, not in the feat itself, but in the banal scenarios that led to her drinking and decision to stop. There is no melodrama infused in the stories of her alcoholism or sobriety, no sensationalism about addiction, no wringing hands or desperate pleas to the gods. As Coulter explains, after years of massages, yoga, therapists, and other attempts to trick her into wanting to quit, she woke up one day and realized, "what I wanted was no longer important. I would just have to wait and hope that eventually I would want something else."
In Blog, Nonfiction
BY: Wendy Fontaine
While roasting a chicken for dinner and mixing banana bread for the weekend, I turn on the television to listen to the news, mostly for background noise. The regular reporting is on hold, though, as the driver of a red Ford Explorer leads the California Highway Patrol on a chase through North Hollywood, Studio City, and Sherman Oaks. Normally, these pursuits happen at night, under cover of darkness on relatively empty freeways, blue lights flashing through the neighborhoods of Los Angeles. But this chase is different: it is happening at five o'clock in a residential area near the Westfield Fashion Square shopping center off Woodman Avenue. I know the area well; it's one block from my yoga studio, two blocks from my favorite nail salon.
I set the oven to 350 degrees, then turn up the volume on the television.
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I PROMISE this year I will get to the holiday baking — except maybe the fruitcake. I'll introduce you to the tortiere my grandmother always made to eat after Midnight Mass. I will dig out Mum's recipe for gingerbread. We'll make those chocolate-chip cookies you like. We'll wrap up our shortbread in wax paper and ribbons and give them to the neighbours. You can take pictures and post them to Instagram or Snapchat or whatever. You can crack the eggs and mix the batter — okay, okay, I'll stop. I'll stop. Just please come home. I'll let you lick the spoon.
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2020 Kidz Lit Conference
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Your First Writing Assignment
12/20/2017 9:00:00 AM by: Bob Hostetler
If your writing doesn't start with this practice, you're cheating yourself.
Lauren Winner, author of the wonderful memoirs, Girl Meets God and Mudhouse Sabbath, tells about an experience she had when a writing student of hers showed her part of a memoir that was astounding, far better than this student's usual writing. Winner asked the student what had transformed her writing over the course of just a few months.
The student said she'd gotten stuck on a major piece she was writing and told her priest about it. The priest said, "Have you prayed about this?"
She hadn't.
So she did.
And the quality of her writing soared.
Winner says, before that experience, and before saw with her own eyes the transformation in that student's writing, "It never occurred to me . . . that there might be a connection" between prayer and writing. But there totally is.
Fifteen or so years ago, I thought I was totally spent as a writer. I'd been through a three-year process of revision and revulsion on one book that had left me doubting my ability, and drained of all enthusiasm for writing.
So I prayed.
I do that when I get desperate and there's nothing good on T.V.
And God sent me manna from heaven—in the form of an assignment to work on a project called The Prayer Bible. For the next couple months, I spent my workdays praying through the second half of the Old Testament and recording many of those prayers as prayer prompts for that Bible's marginalia. It was a process that not only revived me, and stoked my prayer life; I believe it saved my writing ministry. It also changed the writing process for me. It made prayer an indispensable part of the process for me—so much so that I don't know how I ever wrote a thing before I came to see the absolute connectedness between prayer and writing.
God was talking about writing as much as anything when he spoke to Zerubbabel through Zechariah: "Not by might nor by power, but by my Spirit,' says the Lord Almighty" (Zechariah 4:6, NIV). If I truly believed that, why would I try to write anything in my own strength, apart from prayerful dependence on God? I pray before I write. I pray while I write. And then I pray after I write that God will even further transform my offering through the work of godly publishers, editors, designers, artists, and so on. I pray, not to change God or others but to change me. I pray for wisdom to manage my time wisely, for discipline to apply my mind to my writing and my butt to the chair. I pray for my memory (at least until I forget). For some writing projects, I've assembled a prayer team to support my writing with their prayers, and I've tried to keep them up-to-date via email.
If you are at least as wise as me (which is not a high bar at all), you will make prayer your first writing assignment every day. Before you sharpen your pencil or turn on your computer, before you outline, before you jump into a writing exercise or research task, pray. Pray before you write, as you write, after you write. Pray for self-awareness, for focus, for inspiration, for protection. Pray to hear God clearly and to respond to him fully. Pray (as I often do) to write better than you are capable of writing.
Ways to Help You Remember to Pray:
Put a Post-It note reminder on your computer screen.
Set a reminder on your phone.
Enlist a prayer partner. A prayer team, even.
You might want to journal your prayers.
You might learn to pray God's Word, the process that rescued my writing. Whatever it takes, if prayer is not your first writing assignment every day, then please believe me when I say you're cheating yourself, your readers, your editors, and even God, who will partner with you in your writing…for the asking.
This article was first appeared on the Steve Laube Agency blog.
Bob Hostetler is an award-winning author, literary agent, and speaker from southwestern Ohio. His fifty books, which include the award-winning Don't Check Your Brains at the Door (co-authored with Josh McDowell) and The Bard and the Bible: A Shakespeare Devotional, have sold millions of copies. Bob is also the executive director of the Christian Writers Institute (christianwritersinstitute.com). He and his wife, the lovely Robin, have been married for forty years. They have two children and five grandchildren.
Manuela From Germany At 12/28/2017 6:15:10 PM
Excellent word! Amen!
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The New Kidz Lit Conference is Coming!
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Tomorrow's NanoWriMo Day!
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Birthing the Baby
9/26/2019 9:00:00 AM by: Warren Johnson
Getting to Know You!
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Inspiration Pops Up in Surprising Places
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NGCWC Spotlight on Faculty
8/13/2019 9:00:00 AM by: Tammy Karasek
One Week to Go!
Don't Be Tardy for the Conference!
NGCWC Spotlight on Faculty!
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Surprised by Humility: An Impressive Gesture
6/6/2019 1:45:00 PM by: Marilyn Nutter
Less Than Three Months To Go!
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The Ideal Writing Life
5/8/2019 9:00:00 AM by: Deb Bryant
Don't Stay Tangled in Your Writing
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Dusty Trails
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HE IS RISEN!
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Invisible Lessons
4/18/2019 11:50:00 AM by: Debby Dever
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The Book Report Corner
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3/5/2019 9:00:00 AM by: Cheri Cowell
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2/26/2019 9:00:00 AM by: Lynn Austin
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FCWC 2019 is Almost Here!
2/6/2019 9:00:00 AM by: Eva Marie Everson
FCWC 2019 Faculty & Class Focus
Faculty Interviews for the 2019 Conference
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Dinosaur Do's for Children's Writers
12/4/2018 9:00:00 AM by: Michelle Medlock Adams
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Will We See You There?
Write Words that Matter
Contest Winners!
Do I Really Need a Critique?
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How Email and Instagram Can Grow Your Audience
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A Scene to Remember
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Journey of a Writer
Hook 'Em
8/2/2018 9:00:00 AM by: Michelle Medlock Adams
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From Beginning to the End
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When Will it be My Time?
Why You Should Consider the North Georgia CWC Part III
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The Secret to a Great Book Proposal
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Unplug and Know that I am God
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Follow Through with Proposal Requests: 5 Tips to Stay on Track
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A New Conference
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3/28/2018 9:00:00 AM by: Laurel Senick
Writing is Secondary
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Waiting for the Yes to Come
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Grow Your Platform with Live Video
How to Write Flash Fiction
Faculty Interview with Ramona Richards
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Choosing a Literary Agent
A Writer's Life: Solitary and Sedentary
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3 Ways Writing Short Can Help You in the Long Run
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I Went to a Conference and Wha-aat Did I Get?
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Scrapbook Your Message
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Your Book Is Your Business
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The Whole Enchildada
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When people in the future look back at the departure of Jonny Howson from Elland Road, hindsight may get the better of them. Should Jonny not succeed in the Premier League, hampered by his injury, little will be said. Should Leeds United manage to get promoted from The Championship, Howson's departure may become little more than a footnote in the annals of Leeds United, overwhelmed by the end result. However, as I feel, this day will be looked upon in the future as a genuine low point at Leeds United, on par with Woodgate's departure that symbolised the end of the 'living the dream'.
For a man who inspired such extreme opinions, Howson's transfer to Norwich has inspired an incredible outpouring of grief. Social networks were ablaze with anti-Bates sentiment when initial news of the transfer came out of the club, and on Saturday, a size-able protest aimed at Bates gathered before the Ipswich match and continued to voice itself throughout the match. One of the moments which symbolised the extent of the fan's ire was the seconds that followed McCormack's equalizer. As is natural, following a turnaround to lead 2-1, those in the Kop celebrated, but immediately followed this by chanting "Bates out" once again.
Protests existed at the beginning of the season, but tailed off. Why did Howson's sale symbolise such a momentous shift in the mindset of Leeds fans? In the view of this writer, Jonny Howson, Leeds United club captain, is simply the symbol of much of the success that has occurred at that club in the last five years. Not only this, but Howson had great potential to be the player that Leeds built the next few years of the club around.
Carlisle, Jonny Howson scored the two goals that sent Leeds to Wembley under Gary McAllister. Manchester United, the day that is still sung about around the goal, Howson played the impeccable, incredibly under-rated long pass that led to Beckford's match winning goal. Bristol Rovers, Howson scores the equalizing goal that led to the win Leeds required to gain promotion from League One. Last season, Howson scored ten goals from midfield to supplement the strikers in what was ultimately a failed joust at the play-offs.
This aspect of last season truly revealed how great a player Howson could ultimately become. Simon Grayson, making him vice-captain and ultimately captain of the club, clearly saw Howson as the first name in any match day squad. In naming sides, he sacrificed prolific strikers in order to play one up front, with Howson slipping in behind Becchio. It is here that Howson revealed the force Leeds fans hoped he would become, showing himself to be a potentially great trequartista, playing as an advanced playmaker. As part of a front four of himself, Becchio, Max Gradel and Robert Snodgrass, Howson brought the other three men into play, caused havoc on the opposition back-line and looked simply unstoppable when running at a center back. Played in what had become his 'natural' position, given his forced adaptation into a central midfielder after a youth career playing as a striker, Howson looked a player worthy of building a team around.
Whilst he played incredibly infrequently in this role this season, on the few occasions he did he looked just as devastating. Against Nottingham Forest, for example, only the second time he appeared there, with Becchio ahead of him for the first time, Howson ran the game, even scoring a spectacular volley from the edge of the area against one of the league's top goalkeepers. Injured in the next match, Leeds fans hoped for the best when he returned. A bright future seemed ahead, with a team built around this trequartista.
Yet Howson will now ply his trade at Norwich City. His potential is such, and especially considering that he came through the academy, that I feel this is a momentous event. Howson, upon recovery from his injury, could prove to be the most astute signing of Lambert's yet. Genuinely a player to build a team around, Howson could easily prove to be a Premier League standard modern attacking midfielder. His potential, given the improvement over the last year alone, is almost limitless, and you can easily understand why Leeds fans are so unhappy at his departure.
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