Box Canyon Park in Yorba Linda was destroyed in the fires of 2008. It wowed me from the first time I drove by to check out the construction. They definitely went above and beyond with the new play structures and surrounding area. I could see the ship's mast in the distance, and the flags on top of the castle towers. I couldn't wait for it to open. It's Pirate Ship vs. Castle!! Prepare for a mighty battle!
This has to be one of the most exciting playgrounds I've seen. My imagination was sparked by all the play possibilities here. My toddler thought it was amazing too, and was squealing and giggling and full of glee as he ran all around for an hour trying to experience everything. He was asking to go back after he woke up from his nap today, and I can tell it made a huge impression.
The ship is meant for 2-5 year olds, and the castle is meant for 6-12 year olds – but there are ramps on both that make it easily accessible for everyone. There were many younger kids that were just getting the hang of walking enjoying the larger castle structure with help from their moms.
Many interactive panels are built into the play structures, including music chimes (one of my personal favorites), drums, and gears to spin.
Plenty of wildlife! We saw numerous bunnies and lizards, and hawks were soaring high above us.
3 bench swings, 1 accessible swing, and 2 baby swings.
NO SHADE over the play structures. The playground is up high on the side of a hill in Yorba Linda, and is not somewhere I'd want to be in the afternoon on a hot summer day. We were there in the mid-morning, and the temperature wasn't too high yet – but I still felt like we were being baked by the sun. There is a shaded picnic structure, and a couple of the benches around the playground have some shade provided by young trees.
No parking lot. The only available parking is on the street, so use your parallel parking zen. If there are a lot of visitors at the park when you go, you may end up parking near the bottom of a fairly steep street, in which case you'll be in for a bit of an uphill hike.
All of the awesome ramps and bridges are great for toddlers to run all over, but can be hard to navigate from the ground if you're trying to keep your eyes on your kid and make sure they don't get too close to any gaps. There were numerous times when my son was having a blast and running at full speed, and I was ducking under bridges and going around obstacles to try and stay near him. It was easier much of the time to just be up on the equipment with him, chasing him down the slides and everything. I ended up getting a great workout though!
Wildlife warning: They've posted about rattlesnakes and all sorts of other critters. Just be aware and still have fun.
*Michele added the parts with italics and asterisks.
I have a question about the land and cliffs behind Box Canyon Park. I know it says "No Trespassing" but what I told you I'm just going "over" the fence to shoot some photos of my sister for Fine Arts Photography, just the part that is *next* to the fence. not the cliffs. Is that illegal?
Thank you for posting about this park! It has been so helpful!!
My 3 year old son had an awesome time there. Thank you so much for sharing this. Getting there early in the morning is the key otherwise it can get pretty crowded and the older kiddos running around can easily knock over your younger ones.
Do you happen to know if this park has an outlet accessible, so that I can plug in my radio for music at my child's b-day party?
I'm so glad to have helped you find this park, Tracy! Hope you have a wonderful time playing there.


Something a little different on the blog today, as we've been having quite a lot of nice weather recently *touch wood* I thought I would feature a little recipe that I tried out for a zesty breakfast treat! Recently I was offered the chance to review the Kenwood Smoothie 2GO, and share a recipe which I made in it. The Kenwood Smoothie Maker 2 Go, is like a normal smoothie maker with a twist, the twist being that once the smoothie is complete you take off the blend and can swap the blade for a lid and it's ready to go, as simple as that. Which is such a creative idea for those who drink them on the go or don't have time to faff around with different glasses. I decided to put mine in a milk bottle as I had previously been to Ikea and purchased some and needed a use for them and my quirky straws!
Step 2: Peel the orange and separate then cut into smaller pieces.
Step 3: Place both in the blender and then add a tub of fat free yogurt.
Step 5: Turn the Blender on, it took me 2 minutes to create this, but dependent on what you use it can take different amounts of time. The less bits you want within your smoothie, blast it for longer.
Step 6: Unscrew the blender, take the blade off and replace with lid and you're ready to go!
Step 7: Enjoy the Zesty goodness!
The flavours in this sound incredible. Will have to give this one a go.


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Welcoming students back to campus
Dear New and Returning Colonels,
I hope that this message finds you healthy and safe however and wherever you are spending your summer. Whether it's taking classes, vacationing with family, working a job or internship or spending time with friends, I hope you feel renewed hope and enthusiasm as we head into the new academic year.
Wilkes University President Greg Cant
As I wrote to the campus community earlier this summer, creating a safe environment required us to make tremendous sacrifices over the past year. As scientists and medical experts raced to deploy new and existing discoveries to introduce effective vaccines, we were required to significantly change the way we live, learn, work and interact with others. I am so happy that we are turning a corner.
The COVID-19 vaccine is now readily available and, to date, more than 163 million Americans have opted to be fully vaccinated. Within our campus community, nearly 2,000 have followed suit. The vaccine has reintroduced a level of enjoyment and normalcy that we did not necessarily have a year ago. Businesses have reopened, concerts and events have resumed and most importantly, we can see our vaccinated family and friends without risk to others.
At Wilkes, we are also planning a campus experience that feels much more traditional. Class sizes will be reinstated to pre-COVID levels, student-athletes will once again compete, music and theater students can perform to live audiences and a variety of events are being planned. At the heart of all of this is the idea of togetherness. After a time defined by social distance, I am looking forward to being together once again.
We must be mindful that the pandemic has not ended. New variants have become increasingly worrisome, particularly for those who have yet to be vaccinated. Please, if you can be vaccinated, I urge you to do so. We have made so much progress since March 2020. Let's continue to work together in support of each other and a shared normalcy. University officials will continue to monitor the virus and make changes to our health and safety protocols as warranted.
As many of you know, last year was my first as the president of Wilkes. On Friday, Oct. 1, Wilkes will host an official inauguration ceremony to mark this new chapter in University history. An inauguration is not a celebration of any one individual—it is a celebration of the history of our great institution, where we have been and where we are going. A week of campus events will mark this special time. I hope you will join us.
I also hope to see you during Welcome Weekend from Aug. 26 to Aug. 28, at Family Day on Sept. 25, during Homecoming Weekend from Oct. 1 to 3 and in all the places and spaces that make Wilkes so special. Follow my adventures on and around campus on Instagram @drgregcant.
From my family to yours, I wish you the best. We cannot wait to see you and be together once again.
Greg Cant
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A single solar cell is available for around 70p (now 94p – gone up since this article was written!), a viable price for key stage 3 projects if only one is required but too expensive if 8 cells are needed. What we really need is a way of stepping up the voltage of a single solar cell (0.5V) to 4V to drive the LED. Such a circuit exists – it is a simple switched-mode power supply (see fig 1). This little gem of a circuit goes by the nickname of 'joule thief'.
The 'joule thief' circuit shown in fig 1 is a valuable circuit as it stands because it can be powered by batteries that would otherwise be considered expended. Most battery powered consumer products fail to operate properly when their battery terminal voltage falls to about 2/3 of their voltage when new. When the terminal voltage of cell drops from 1.5V down to 1V it still contains up to half of its original chemical energy (depending on the rate at which it was discharged) which the 'joule thief' can 'steal'. An LED can be powered at full brightness from a 'flat' battery (cell) for many hours until the terminal voltage of the power supply falls to around 0.35V.


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The Importance Of The Past–Nabokov vs Hawthorne
Vladimir Nabokov was a self-described 'memorist'. From a very early age he had an instinctive understanding that the past was far more important than either the present or the future, and he began to record and replay memories to ensure their indelibility. The more memories one retains, he said, the more substantial one becomes. The present is momentary and the future is only a possibility; but the past – particularly if it is remembered as fully as possible – is who we are.
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Hawthorne in The House of the Seven Gables is not so sure. Many generations of Pyncheons had lived in the house since the patriarch, Colonel Pyncheon, built it in Salem in the early colonial period. He, so the story goes, got the land on which it was built under suspicious and strange circumstances. Matthew Maule who owned the land refused to sell it to Pyncheon, but when he – Maule – was accused of witchcraft and executed, Colonel Pyncheon had little difficulty in acquiring it. Legend had it that Colonel Pyncheon was one of influential burghers complicit in if not responsible for Maule's death; and Maule's blood curse remained on the family ever after.
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Hawthorne uses this dramatic twist to illustrate how family legacy can be a curse. The Pyncheon family never fully escaped the powerful personage of the the Colonel, nor the imagined malignity of Matthew Maule. The main character, Hepzibah Pyncheon, is the owner of the house at the time the story is told, many generations removed from the mid-1600s, the time of the Colonel.
Her loneliness is alleviated by the arrival of her demented but childlike brother, Clifford, a young, fresh, and innocent distant cousin, Phoebe, and an unrelated lodger.
Hepzibah feels the weight of her family, the burden of carrying such a suspect if not tarnished legacy. She, however, feels the obligation to remain in the house despite the loneliness of her spinsterhood. There is something compelling about the house and those who have lived in it before her. The Colonel's portrait still hangs prominently in the living room, and Hepzibah can never elude or ignore his presence and his influence. Her cousin, Judge Jaffrey Pyncheon looks like the Colonel, and is as smart, canny, and unethical as the old man. There is cyclical nature to the Pyncheon family, and as much as Hepzibah would like to move on and away from her ancestors, every time her cousin comes to the door, she is reminded of them.
Phoebe Pyncheon, the young cousin of Hepzibah comes to live with her, and for the first time in her long spinsterhood and life of seclusion and loneliness she feels lighter and happier. The past does not need to always weigh ponderously. There are Pyncheons who have not inherited the dark and mysterious traits of the Colonel. On the contrary, Phoebe is sprite-like, airy, happy, and beautiful. She transforms the house, the garden, and the gloomy spirit that pervades.
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Clifford, Hepzibah's brother comes to live with her; and she and particularly Phoebe become his caretakers. Clifford not only lives in the past but in the rooms of his childhood. Everything he sees and feels is judged by his childlike memories. He is sensitive, artistic, and values beauty above all things. Phoebe is not only beautiful and a reminder of the beauty of his youth, but she is a healer. She begins to cure him of his melancholy and depression, and gives him some hope that the present and the future hold some promise.
Holgrave, a lodger in the house of the seven gables, is an artist and a philosopher. He, like Hepzibah, is angry and resentful of the past; but because he is not a Pyncheon, his criticism of the family is only a metaphor for his hate of all hereditary legacy.
A dead man sits on all our judgment-seats; and living judges do but search out and repeat his decisions. We read in dead men's books! We laugh at dead men's jokes, and cry at dead men's pathos! We are sick of dead men's diseases, physical and moral, and die of the same remedies with which dead doctors killed their patients! We worship the living Deity according to dead men's forms and creeds. Whatever we seek to do, of our own free motion, a dead man's icy hand obstructs us! Turn our eyes to what point we may, a dead man's white, immitigable face encounters them, and freezes our very heart! ... I ought to have said, too, that we live in dead men's houses; as, for instance, in this of the Seven Gables!"
"And why not," said Phoebe, "so long as we can be comfortable in them?"
"But we shall live to see the day, I trust," went on the artist, "when no man shall build his house for posterity. Why should he? He might just as reasonably order a durable suit of clothes,—leather, or gutta-percha, or whatever else lasts longest,—so that his great-grandchildren should have the benefit of them, and cut precisely the same figure in the world that he himself does.
If each generation were allowed and expected to build its own houses, that single change, comparatively unimportant in itself, would imply almost every reform which society is now suffering for. I doubt whether even our public edifices—our capitols, state-houses, court-houses, city-hall, and churches,—ought to be built of such permanent materials as stone or brick. It were better that they should crumble to ruin once in twenty years, or thereabouts, as a hint to the people to examine into and reform the institutions which they symbolize.
For Hawthorne, the past is far from that of Nabakov who reveled in its richness, pleasures, and satisfactions. Nabokov in Speak, Memory wrote about idyllic summers in pre-Revolutionary, Czarist Russia, a favored and blessed childhood, the awakening of sexuality, the beginning of curiosity, and an awareness of beauty everywhere. Had his childhood been averse or painful, he might well have deliberately expunged or forgotten unpleasant memories; but it was not, and as his store of happy memories increased, he felt more fulfilled, alive, and happy.
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Every character in The House of Seven Gables deals with the unpleasant past in very tangible, immediate ways. Holgrave, beginning to feel an emotional attachment to Phoebe woos her away from the damaging presence of the house and the Pyncheons, not realizing that his vitriol and unrealistic miserly philosophy pushes her away.
Phoebe tries to bring Clifford closer to the present and away from his childish, regressive habits. Hepzibah fights against the influences of the past, but cannot seem to evade or avoid them.
Henrik Ibsen in Rosmersholm also writes of family legacy and its permanent expression in an old family home. Rosmer, the latest in line of many generations feels the overwhelming weight of his family's conservatism, officious moral rectitude, and social insularity. He wants nothing more to do with the house and his family and is seduced by an unknown newcomer, Rebekka West, an ambitious young woman who wants to use him and his family name to further her own political ends. He renounces Rosmersholm, its legacy, and his religion.
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The Mannon family in O'Neill's Mourning Becomes Electra suffers from the same weight of family history, and murder, incest, and jealousy result. Just like in the house of the seven gables, family portraits are on the wall and the old patriarchs look down with demanding disapproval.
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The family estate in Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard functions in the same way, as a metaphor for the heavy legacy of family but its importance in the lives of its members. Mme. Ranevsky, the latest member of the family to occupy an old, rural estate, has spent and wasted her money, and as the play begins is faced with having to sell the cherry orchard – the very heart and soul of her life and her childhood. The estate and the orchard are very much inhibitions to change, but Lyuba is torn between leaving (she previously had a French lover) and staying. Chopping down the orchard would be a destruction of her life – re: Nabokov.
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The argument of Holgrave is interesting – idealistic, impossible, but compelling. Why preserve a past dominated by dead men, venality, and corruption? By destroying the present – or immediate past – every twenty years, one would be forced to start over, to rethink the past and the trajectory on which we are propelled. The past has no value, says Holgrave, only the present – as transition – and the hopes of the future.
All of us are conditioned in our thinking by the quality of our past. Nabokov would not have been a memorist if he had lived an unhappy childhood. Holgrave would not have been so pessimistic about the past had he not observed first hand (and through historical records) the damaging, destructive Pyncheon family. Hepzibah would not have felt so trapped by the house had she not been a lonely spinster. Phoebe who comes out of the country, pure and simple, cannot help but feel her simplicity and innocence erode.
No one is exempt from the past say Hawthorne, Chekhov, and Ibsen. It takes a great, almost superhuman effort – or the intervention of an independent, willful outsider – to reject the past. It takes effort and a commitment to the belief that the present and future are but meaningless add-ons to the significance of the past, says Nabokov.
It is not surprising that technology is behind the current interest in family history. Up until recently, it was only family lore that counted. If anything, it meant putting up with crazy Uncle Harry and wondering where Cousin Ira could possibly have come from. Now historical records are easily available via Internet searches, and DNA testing can help pinpoint genetic provenance with increasing accuracy.
It is not so much that people want to discover, protect, or preserve the past as Chekhov's characters did. In an age which prizes diversity, they want to legitimize their race or ethnicity. Black people want to know just how black they are. White people want to rule out Jewish or American Indian origins. Liberals want to trace their lineage back to Quakers and Enlightenment heroes; and conservatives hope that they can hook a Puritan prelate or Salem deacon.
Most of us have enough trouble keeping our own families in one piece, reasonably functional, and out of trouble – all of which takes supreme enterprise and energy. The past is over and done with, the present far too short, and the promise of a better future very limited indeed. Legitimizing family history, establishing links to royalty, or at least determining bloodline purity is of no interest. Besides, it's more fun to pull out the family albums and to try to figure out exactly where Bad Cousin Ira came from.
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Nationality Spanish
Role Actress
Name Oona Chaplin
Years active 2007–present
Occupation Actress
Full Name Oona Castilla Chaplin
Born 4 June 1986 (age 29) (1986-06-04) Madrid, Spain
Alma mater Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
Relatives Charlie Chaplin (maternal grandfather) Oona O'Neill (maternal grandmother) Eugene O'Neill (maternal great-grandfather)
Grandparents Oona O'Neill, Charlie Chaplin
Parents Patricio Castilla, Geraldine Chaplin
Cousins Kiera Chaplin, Dolores Chaplin, Carmen Chaplin
Uncles Michael Chaplin, Eugene Chaplin, Sydney Chaplin
Movies and TV shows Game of Thrones, The Longest Ride, Quantum of Solace, Dates, The Hour
Similar People Geraldine Chaplin, Oona O'Neill, Charlie Chaplin, Britt Robertson, Jack Huston
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Oona Castilla Chaplin [ˈuna kasˈtija ˈt͡ʃaplin] (born 4 June 1986) is a Spanish actress. Her mother is Geraldine Chaplin. She is also the granddaughter of English film actor Charlie Chaplin, and great-granddaughter of American playwright Eugene O'Neill. She is known for playing Marnie Madden in The Hour, Talisa Maegyr in the HBO TV series Game of Thrones, Kitty Trevelyan in The Crimson Field and Zilpha Geary in Taboo.
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Oona Chaplin was born in Madrid to Anglo-American actress Geraldine Chaplin and Chilean cinematographer Patricio Castilla. Her paternal grandmother is a mapuche Indian. She was named after her maternal grandmother, Oona O'Neill Chaplin. She spent her childhood mostly in Spain, Great Britain, Switzerland, and Cuba, but also travelled often because of her mother's film career. She started dancing ballet, salsa and flamenco at an early age.
When Chaplin was fifteen, she began studying at Gordonstoun School in Scotland on a drama scholarship. During her time there, she appeared in several school plays, touring the United Kingdom in an adaptation of Romeo and Juliet and impersonating her grandfather in the role of Bottom in an adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream, which was performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. After leaving Gordonstoun, she was accepted to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, from which she graduated in 2007. Oona has a half-brother named Shane from her mother's previous relationship with film director, Carlos Saura.
Since graduating from RADA, Chaplin has acted in mainly British and Spanish short and feature films. She has played alongside her mother in three feature films: Inconceivable, ¿Para qué sirve un oso? and Imago Mortis. Chaplin has also had several supporting roles in British and American television. In 2010, she appeared as a Brazilian cage dancer in ITV's Married Single Other (2010), followed by roles as the wife of one of the main characters, Hector Madden, in the BBC period drama The Hour (2011–2012), as Dr. John Watson's girlfriend in an episode of BBC's Sherlock (2012) and as Talisa Maegyr in HBO's Game of Thrones (2012–2013).
She plays Kitty Trevelyan, a lead character, in the BBC drama The Crimson Field (2014) and Ruth Levinson, wife of Ira Levinson, in The Longest Ride (2015).
Chaplin stars as Zilpha Geary in the eight-part historical fiction series Taboo (2017) on BBC One and FX.
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Henry Carpenter
Henry Carpenter (CON)
Name: Henry Carpenter
Ethnicity: White British
Avatar: Tim Sainsbury MP (circa 1990)
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Education: Wellington College, Berkshire; Christ Church, University of Oxford; Inns of Court School of Law
Career: Barrister
Constituency: Havant (and its earlier iterations)
Faction: Monday Club
Parliamentary Career: Long-time backbencher
Henry Robert Carpenter was born in the village of Rowland's Castle, Hampshire on 17th October 1928 to Charles Carpenter and Dorothy (née Emmett). He was educated at Wellington College, a boarding school in Berkshire.
On turning 18, Carpenter joined the Royal Navy for his National Service, serving in Portsmouth. After the completion of his service, he read Mathematics at Christ Church College, Oxford. After graduation, Carpenter trained as a barrister, at the Inns of Court School of Law, and was called to the Bar at the Inner Temple. As a barrister, he operated primarily in the South Hampshire area.
In 1962, the Conservative MP for Portsmouth Langstone, Geoffrey Stevens, announced his intention to retire. Carpenter was successful in securing the nomination as the new Conservative candidate. He was duly elected at the 1964 general election, with a majority of just under 10,000. He has been re-elected at each following general election for the constituency, its successor Havant and Waterloo, or its current configuration, Havant.
In his earlier years in Parliament, Carpenter was tagged by the media as a Powellite, a term which at that time only applied to support of laissez-faire economic policies, in contrast to Heath's centrism. The term was also valid more broadly for Carpenter, however. He has attributed both the 1970 Tory election victory and 1974 defeats to the actions of Mr Powell. Like Powell, Carpenter opposed British membership of the EEC, on sovereignty grounds, including advocating for a No vote in the 1975 referendum. Unlike Powell, however, and like the later Thatcherites, Carpenter's foreign policy views are more explicitly hawkish and his social views more explicitly derived from his faith.
During his time in Parliament, Carpenter has served on a variety of different select committees, and chaired a large number of standing committees. He has avoided any sort of Government role so that he can continue with his scrutiny work, which he believes is perhaps the single most vital role of a Member of Parliament.
Carpenter lives in southern Hampshire, with his wife Lilian. He has 3 children and 5 grandchildren. He is a member of the Monday Club.
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Daniel Bryan: Just Say Yes! Yes! Yes!
Daniel Bryan: Just Say Yes! Yes! Yes! (WWE DVD)
This is a depressing DVD. Of course it is fantastic – I don't believe Daniel Bryan has ever had a bad match in his life, and across the three discs here we get a grand selection of superb matches from across "The American Dragon's" WWE career (though this could also be construed as a problem with the disc – it is only matches from Bryan's WWE career, with nothing to represent the many stellar years he wrestled on the independent circuit). However, the unique selling point of these three-disc personality profile collections is always the documentary about the wrestler's life. Unfortunately for Daniel Bryan, WWE had already invested a lot of time and effort into making an exceptional documentary for the WWE Network – Journey To Wrestlemania: Daniel Bryan – and the documentary on Just Say Yes! Yes! Yes! is simply a mildly extended version of that very same documentary.
On one hand, that is a good thing, because Journey to Wrestlemania was a great little film, offering plenty of insight into the career-defining week that Daniel Bryan headlined Wrestlemania XXX and became the undisputed WWE world heavyweight champion. We get to see the nerves, the training, the reality behind the big show, and at its best it is like an episode of Total Divas centred around Brie Bella's husband instead of Brie (high praise – I am a huge Total Divas fan). However, this DVD is not coming out in April 2014, but rather the late spring and early summer of 2015, and in 2015 the "Daniel Bryan story" is very different than the fairy-tale depicted on Just Say Yes! Yes! Yes! Shortly after Wrestlemania, Daniel Bryan suffered a career-threatening injury (not just his pointless go-nowhere feud with Kane – boom!) and was stripped of the title he had worked so hard to earn, laying on the bench for the rest of the year. Rather than the triumphant run we all expected for Bryan as champion, a rather inglorious few months fizzled out into nothing.
Then Bryan came back, shocking us all, and entered himself into the 2015 Royal Rumble.
Which he didn't win.
And instead of going on to headline Wrestlemania 31 and win back the title he so unfairly was forced to give back, he went on to open the show in an Intercontinental Title ladder match and win the WWE's secondary title.
Only to get injured again a few weeks later, fail to defend the title at the Extreme Rules pay-per-view, get stripped of the title, and, as of the time of this writing, not return to the ring again. Rumours abound that there are concussion issues and Bryan may never wrestle again. Whether or not the rumours are true, what is clear is that WWE will not trust the frail Bryan in their top spot again.
The reason Just Say Yes! Yes! Yes! is depressing is because it ends so hopefully, with Bryan's big return in December of 2014, and his number-one contender's match with Roman Reigns for a title shot at Wrestlemania 31. The future on this collection looks bright, but it was released at a time when we all know that it is not.
That the documentary portion itself largely sugar-coats the post-Wrestlemania injury and the entire DVD set lacks the foreknowledge of what would happen in April of 2015, makes it feel inescapably dated and shoddy, despite the quality of awesome wrestling on offer.
As a mere collection of matches, included on here are classic bouts against John Cena, CM Punk, Randy Orton, Sheamus, etc, all introduced by Bryan himself. We even get Bryan's old WWE try-out matches from old Velocity episodes, and some of his memorable time in NXT, battling with The Miz. But with the lack of any non-WWE content (how hard would it be to buy a few matches from ROH, WWE, really?) and the outdated and incomplete documentary portion, this is not the career-defining DVD package Daniel Bryan deserves. Sadly, albeit perhaps fittingly, this release is only a B+. Dann McKee
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CELTICS 123, RAPTORS 116 (OT)
Kyrie Irving scores 43 points, lifts Celtics past Raptors in OT
By Adam Himmelsbach Globe Staff,Updated November 17, 2018, 1:30 a.m.
Kyrie Irving brought the fans to their feet countless times during the Celtics' overtime win.(Barry Chin/Globe Staff)
About 20 minutes after the Celtics' 123-116 overtime win over the Raptors was complete on Friday, center Aron Baynes was heading toward the showers when he passed forward Jayson Tatum sitting at his locker with his feet in a bucket of ice.
"J.T., let me take a look at your stats real quick?" Baynes asked, before reaching into the icy water and pulling out a soggy stat sheet that had somehow ended up there.
Tatum didn't realize that Baynes was just kidding, so he handed Baynes a dry stat sheet and told him he could use that one instead. Baynes told Tatum that he was just making a joke about a stat sheet being in ice water.
"Oh," Tatum said sheepishly. "Kyrie did that."
If ever there was a night for Irving to dispose of a stat sheet, though, this did not appear to be it. The All-Star point guard was scintillating. He made 18 of 26 shots and finished with 43 points and 11 assists. Prior to Friday, he had never topped the 40-point and 10-assist marks in the same game.
Coach Brad Stevens acknowledged that when Irving is rolling like he was against Toronto, he tends to tweak his game-plan in real time, partly just to let Kyrie be Kyrie, one of the most dynamic offensive players in the world.
Later, Irving was asked what it feels like to be in a zone like that. He paused.
"It's pretty peaceful," he said.
In several moments in the fourth quarter, though, it looked like the Celtics might let Irving's command performance go to waste. The Raptors, who quickly claimed the top spot in the Eastern Conference at the start of the year and have yet to relinquish it, led by 4 points and had the ball with less than one minute left in regulation.
But then Gordon Hayward, who played a season-high 39 minutes and had perhaps his finest all-around game of this season, came up with a steal under the basket. The Celtics raced the other way and got a ferocious one-handed dunk from Tatum, who scored 19 of his 21 points after halftime.
Jayson Tatum's dunk over Kawhi Leonard in the final minute helped the Celtics force overtime.(Barry Chin/Globe Staff)
With the shot clock winding down at the other end, Kawhi Leonard missed a tough shot from the baseline and Pascal Siakam was called for an over-the-back foul going for the rebound, and Hayward tied the score with a pair of free throws with 24.5 seconds left.
After a timeout, Leonard then let the clock run down before Marcus Morris forced him into a tough 18-footer that hit the front of the rim, sending the game to overtime.
"Honestly, I was just trying to hold him from getting to his right hand," Morris said. "He still got right, but the whole thing was a fadeaway."
In the extra session, the Celtics were almost perfect. They made all six of their shots and all four of their free throws, and the Raptors had no answer, as Boston snagged its most impressive win of this young season.
Just five days ago, Boston trailed Toronto by five full games in the Eastern Conference standings. Even though there is still a long season ahead, it was important for the Celtics not to lose contact with their division rivals this early. But this two-game winning streak combined with Toronto's three-game losing streak has quickly sliced the deficit to 2½ games. There is no need for panic anymore.
"In order to be considered great, you've just got to be consistent," Irving said. "So that's where we're trying to get to."
The Celtics made a season-high 52.8 percent of their shots, and they were most encouraged by the way they scored.
Boston entered the night averaging just 37.6 points in the paint per game, the lowest mark in the NBA and 3 points worse than the next closest team. On Friday they scored 50.
They also entered the night averaging 19.1 free throws per game, 29th in the league. And on Friday they attempted 24.
Much of the damage was done by Irving, who said he noticed some indecisiveness by the Raptors in pick-and-roll sets, so he attacked.
"Any time we get to the rim like that, in any game, that's when our runs start," Irving said.
Added Stevens: "We need to do a better job attacking the paint, period. I thought Tatum made a couple of good plays late again, but Kyrie's ability to get in there is so unique that we just need to be better at that."
Leonard finished with 31 points and 15 rebounds to lead Toronto, but he could not finish off the Celtics in regulation, when he had the chance.
The Celtics led by as many as 13 points in the second quarter, but that lead evaporated like many of their others have this season.
The Raptors reached the free throw penalty early in the third and they made the Celtics pay, attempting 15 foul shots in the period. Two free throws by Kyle Lowry with 3:25 left gave Toronto its largest lead, 78-68.
The Raptors led, 86-78, early in the fourth with Irving on the bench. Then Irving reentered the game and provided an instant jolt, pouring in 11 points over a four-minute stretch, with one dazzling shot after another. A runner by Serge Ibaka put Toronto ahead, 102-97, with 3:18 remaining, but the Raptors could not maintain their edge.
Kyrie Irving makes up a pull-up jumper in overtime despite the efforts of three Raptors defenders.(Barry Chin/Globe Staff)
Adam Himmelsbach can be reached at adam.himmelsbach@globe.com. Follow him on Twitter @adamhimmelsbach.
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The Noel Coward BBC Radio Drama Collection
Seven BBC Radio Full-cast Productions
著者: Noel Coward
ナレーター: Alex Jennings, Bill Nighy, Celia Imrie, 、その他
オリジナル版
Renowned for his wit, style and sophistication, Noël Coward was one of the greatest playwrights of the 20th century. His plays, set in the glittering world of high society in which he lived, are much admired and have remained in the popular theatre repertoire to this day. This collection brings together the very best radio adaptation
ナレーター: Alex Jennings, Bill Nighy, Celia Imrie, full cast, Harriet Walters, Helena Bonham-Carter, Judi Dench, Roger Allam
Parade's End
著者: Ford Madox Ford
ナレーター: Bill Nighy
Both a portrait of a love triangle - between Tietjens, his beautiful and reckless wife, Sylvia, and the suffragette Valentine - and a depiction of life on the Western Front, Parade's End is one of the greatest fictional works of the 20th century. Ranging from the drawing rooms of England to the trenches of France, and moving between past and present, it is a haunting exploration of identity, loss and memory.
シリーズ: Parade's End
Arkangel Shakespeare
著者: William Shakespeare
ナレーター: Trevor Peacock, Bill Nighy, Haydn Gwynne, 、その他
In Shakespeare's most controversial play, the opposing values of justice and mercy must be resolved. Antonio promises money to help his friend Bassanio woo Portia. He borrows the sum needed from the cruel Shylock, but there will be a dreadful penalty if the loan is not repaid. The golden world of Portia's Belmont calls forth some of Shakespeare's most lyrical love poetry. But the dark shadow of Shylock is never far from the heart of this brilliant comedy as it moves toward its courtroom climax.
ナレーター: Trevor Peacock, Bill Nighy, Haydn Gwynne, Julian Rhind-Tutt
John Wyndham: A BBC Radio Drama Collection
Six classic BBC radio adaptations
著者: John Wyndham
ナレーター: Bill Nighy, Peter Sallis, Barbara Shelley
Bill Nighy, Barbara Shelley and Peter Sallis are among the cast in six classic BBC Radio dramatisations of stories by one of Britain's most popular science fiction authors. 'The Day of the Triffids', first broadcast in 1968, is set in a world in which most people have been left blind after a meteor shower, and lethal carnivorous triffids are roaming the land. 'The Kraken Wakes', dramatised for radio in 1998, is a gripping story of monsters from the deep, alien invasion and ecological disaster.
Father Paolo Baldi Mysteries
The Complete BBC Radio Crime Series
著者: Simon Brett, Bill Murphy, Andrew Martin, 、その他
ナレーター: David Threlfall, Tina Kellegher, Martin Clunes, 、その他
The complete series 1-5 of the thrilling mystery series. On sabbatical from the Franciscan order, Father Paolo Baldi is working as a philosophy lecturer in Dublin when his life takes an unexpected turn and he finds himself helping the police to solve crimes. Along with Tina, Paolo uncovers the truth behind the killings of several rockabilly band members and a high-profile case of a police officer's murder as well as delving into the highly competitive world of celebrity chefs.
著者: Simon Brett, Bill Murphy, Andrew Martin, Martin Meehan, John Murphy, Francis Turnly
ナレーター: David Threlfall, Tina Kellegher, Martin Clunes, Bill Nighy, Adrian Dunbar, Geraldine James, full cast
The Charles Dickens BBC Radio Drama Collection: The Early Years
Seven BBC Radio Full-Cast Dramatisations
著者: Charles Dickens
ナレーター: Alex Jennings, Anna Massey, Bill Nighy, 、その他
Captivating radio dramatisations of seven of Charles Dickens' most famous novels. Charles Dickens is one of the most renowned authors of all time, and this first digital volume of the dramatised canon of his work includes seven of his most popular novels.
ナレーター: Alex Jennings, Anna Massey, Bill Nighy, Julia McKenzie, Pam Ferris, Phil Daniels, Robert Glenister, Sandi Toksvig, Tim McInnerny
Timeless Tales for Kids
著者: E. Nesbit, Charles Dickens, Lewis Carroll, 、その他
ナレーター: Alistair McGowan, Olivia Colman, Bill Nighy, 、その他
要約版
Timeless Tales for Kids is an enchanting compilation of children's classic stories read by an all-star cast. Olivia Colman reads E. Nesbit's classic novel The Railway Children, a masterpiece in children's fiction wonderfully evoking a bygone age, packed with fun, excitement and adventure. Bill Nighy reads a much-loved children's classic, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, which continues to delight young and old with its enchanting tale of witches, flying monkeys and magical shoes.
著者: E. Nesbit, Charles Dickens, Lewis Carroll, Rudyard Kipling
ナレーター: Alistair McGowan, Olivia Colman, Bill Nighy, Luke Evans, Russell Tovey, Elizabeth McGovern, Dominic Cooper
Charles Paris: Star Trap
A BBC Radio 4 Full-Cast Dramatisation
著者: Simon Brett
ナレーター: full cast, Bill Nighy
When Charles Paris' agent rings with the news that he has a part for him in a new musical, Charles is delighted - and somewhat amazed, as he can neither sing nor dance. But Maurice has an ulterior motive: as one of the show's backers, he wants Charles to play detective and investigate a series of accidents that have dogged the production. The pianist has been shot in the hand, and another cast member fell downstairs - or was he pushed? Anxious about their investment and their star, Chris Watt, the 'angels' are keen to ensure that nothing else goes wrong.
シリーズ: Charles Paris Dramatisations
The Collectors
著者: Philip Pullman
再生時間: 32 分
"But the thing is," said Horley, "they didn't know each other at all. Never heard of each other. It wasn't about the makers. Only about the works." On a dark winter's night in 1970, Horley and Grinstead huddle for warmth in the Senior Common Room of a college in Oxford. Conversation turns to the two impressive works of art that Horley has recently added to his collection....
シリーズ: His Dark Materials
価格: ¥ 300
The Midwich Cuckoos
Classic Radio Sci-Fi (Dramatised)
著者: BBC Audiobooks
ナレーター: Bill Nighy, Sarah Parish
This is a dynamic, modern dramatisation of a classic book by John Wyndham. Bill Nighy ( Love Actually and many other films) and Sarah Parish ( Cutting It) play Richard and Janet, a couple caught up in the goings-on of a sleepy English village in which all the children have golden eyes, blond hair, and a sinister talent for telepathy and telekinesis. (Wyndham's novel was filmed as Village of the Damned in 1960 and 1995.)
The Dupin Mysteries
著者: Edgar Allen Poe
The three tales that make up Edgar Allan Poe's The Dupin Mysteries introduce us to the cracking character of Chevalier Auguste Dupin. As a rationalist and practitioner of brilliant deduction, he was to become the template for most of the detective fiction that followed speedily in his wake. The first tale, "The Murders in the Rue Morgue", details a form of murder solving that was to become only too familiar.
Charles Paris: Corporate Bodies
著者: Jeremy Front, Simon Brett
ナレーター: Bill Nighy, Suzanne Burden, full cast
A BBC Radio 4 full-cast adaptation of Simon Brett's comic murder mystery, starring Bill Nighy as the irrepressible Charles Paris. Charles Paris (unsuccessful actor, bad husband, dipsomaniac) is currently appearing as a fork lift operator in a corporate video. It's not prime-time television or a major film, but it seems like easy money - until the fork lift is used to commit a murder. When Charles himself comes under suspicion, he decides to find out for himself who the murderer is.
The Bat Man
A BBC Radio 4 dramatisation
著者: Amelia Bullmore
ナレーター: Bill Nighy, Katherine Parkinson, Jenny Agutter, 、その他
A BBC Radio 4 'Afternoon Play' starring Bill Nighy as widower Christopher, originally broadcast on 20 April 2011. When his wife died three years ago, Christopher fled London for a simpler existence in Cornwall, where he has settled on bat protection as his mission. Colette and her noisy daughters rent the holiday cottage next door and disturb the peace - both his and that of his beloved bats. The Bat Man stars Bill Nighy, Katherine Parkinson, Jenny Agutter, Sean Baker, Lauren Mote and Georgia Groome.
ナレーター: Bill Nighy, Katherine Parkinson, Jenny Agutter, Sean Baker, Lauren Mote, Georgia Groome
Charles Paris: Murder Unprompted
著者: Simon Brett, Jeremy Front
ナレーター: Bill Nighy, full cast, Suzanne Burden
Bill Nighy stars as Charles Paris in a BBC Radio 4 full-cast dramatisation of Simon Brett's novel. Charles Paris is understudying in a West End production, whose star Michael Banks seems unable to master the script. Has Charles time to solve a murder, win Frances' heart and make it on stage by the time the curtain goes up?
Charles Paris: The Dead Side of the Mic
ナレーター: Bill Nighy, Suzanne Burden, Charlotte Green, 、その他
Actor and reluctant sleuth Charles Paris is facing chaos on the domestic front. He's lodging with his ex-wife Frances, and now their pregnant daughter has moved in as well. It's all a bit much.... So he is over the moon when he lands a job on the BBC Radio Rep - but the ink is barely dry on his contract when a murder takes place in Broadcasting House. A young female studio manager is found dead in an editing suite, and Charles steps in to investigate....
ナレーター: Bill Nighy, Suzanne Burden, Charlotte Green, full cast
Charles Paris: Murder in the Title
Charles Paris is his own worst enemy, a louche lush who can resist anything except temptation - especially in the form of women and alcohol. He's been out of work so long now he feels he may never get a job and he's driving Frances, his semi-ex-wife, mad. So when he's offered a small role in a play, she nearly pushes him out of the door. But it seems that 'The Message is Murder' is such a terrible production that someone wants to kill off the cast.
Charles Paris: A Reconstructed Corpse
Bill Nighy returns as Charles Paris: unsuccessful actor, bad husband, and dipsomaniac. Desperately in need of work, having been kicked out of his marital home, Charles jumps at playing a missing property developer in a crime-reconstruction program. But the missing person case soon turns to murder when severed body parts begin to appear.
The Penguin Lessons
著者: Tom Michell
Penguin presents the unabridged, downloadable, audiobook edition of The Penguin Lessons by Tom Michell, read by Bill Nighy. 'I was hoping against hope that the penguin would survive because as of that instant he had a name, and with his name came the beginning of a bond which would last a life-time.' Tom Michell is in his roaring 20's: single, free-spirited and seeking adventure.
Bill Nighy reads The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (Famous Fiction)
著者: L. Frank Baum
Bill Nighy reads Frank L Baum's true American classic, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Swept away from her home in Kansas by a tornado, Dorothy and her dog Toto find themselves stranded in the fantastical Land of Oz. As instructed by the Good Witch of the North and the Munchkins, Dorothy sets off on the yellow brick road to try and find her way to the Emerald City and the Wizard of Oz, who can help her get home.
Charles Paris: Dead Room Farce
A three-month run of a new farce is not to be sniffed at by a jobbing actor. Especially when there's the distinct possibility of a West End run. Which is why Charles Paris is standing on stage. However, by the time the troupe reaches Bath a darker mood has set in and Charles' old friend Mark has a drink problem that amounts to a death wish. But it's not the drink that kills Mark - it's somebody in the cast who has a secret that Mark must not be allowed to reveal....
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It will be interesting though to witness the strength of public opinion, on the ground, so to speak and I'll certainly report back to you. It would be wise though, not to underestimate the potential for violence against our own citizens and society, as a consequence of the ill-considered publication of the cartoons - you can find them here - that so inflamed Islamic opinion both here and abroad.
When this story first broke I quite sympathised with the Islamic community as I don't think any religious personality should be disrespected. Now after watching the irrational and frenzied reaction of considerably more than a VOCAL MINORITY as the media calls it I couldn't care less if they're offended. The West enjoys freedom which has been paid for by countless wars and the sacrifices of many ordinary people. For the first time in my long life, I now say if you don't like it here then go and live in your "perfect Islamic Republics". Oh dear, I forgot, they don't have free education, housing and welfare etc do they or freedom of speech. They do however have an ample supply of dictators and torture chambers. I still just can't work out why they hate us AND want to stay here!!"!!!!
4 months to work up agitation over this issue? The furure has nothing to do with the 99% of law abiding citizens who follow the path of the Prophet but with the radical fringe element. All muslims are likely to be offended but their tolerance and understanding would not lead to violence.
demonstrators waving inflamatory RACIST posters and clearly inciting violence and religious hatred not been arrested or the demonstrations stopped and at least cautions given?
Go and stand in Cecil Square with a placard calling for the violent end to the lives of all Muslims responsible for persecuting Christians in Sudan; Iraq, Saudi etc and see how long it would take to be arrested; 3 minutes?
The cartoon about running out of virgins in paradise was at least a witty comment about extremists and I am sure was appreciated by some of my Muslim colleagues!
Let us all try and understand that we must not allow the lunatic Muslim fringe to push us into polarised and extreme positions; they are about as representative as the BNP are in this country.
Interesting you should bring up the BNP. The leader who was recently in court for calling Islam a dangerous, violent religion which is not compatable with the values of the West would not have had to hire a lawyer if the case was in court this week. He could have just pointed to the behaviour going on now. Enough said, case dismissed!! I'm sure the BNP will be sending a huge Thank You card to the demonstrators for probably polarising this country and getting them more recruits than 50 years of campaigning. I cannot understant why after all the furore of 7/7 and the efforts to keep communities together, that Muslims here are biting the hand that feeds. Violence is not the exclusive right of annoyed Muslims and they should be aware that there are plenty of predatory non-Muslims who are just waitng for an excuse. Who will they blame then?
Is it such a weak and flawed religion that a couple of cartoons can throw the entire (it seems) islamic world into a state of war-like global fervour.
Theses people are just bullies Flexing there muscles because they dont like what somebody else has said.
If islam is so bloody peacful why do thousands of death chanting zealots appear across the globe just because of some cartoons.
They talk about a small minority of extremist but there were many many thousands of muslims all over the world shouting chanting and waving placards with 'Behead the europeans' ect.
I once many years ago listened to a serman in what you would have thought was a very ordinary every day muslim Mosque, And the cleric was preaching that all non muslims are inferior and I dont mean just Christians but anybody that is not of the Muslim faith including non religious secular societies.
There is no tolerance in the religion and I know that even your everyday peaceful muslim has been indoctrinated with these views.. because they have been expressed for decades by clerics in Mosques throughout this country and the world.
And when we get the next "bang" in London.. which the authorities appear to view as inevitable, will Ken Livingstone and all the other Labour lovies be standing up again and praising the virtues of multi-culturalism? I wonder...? Probabaly!
The cartoons had a picture of the prophet Mohammed with a fuse coming out of his turban as it his head was a bomb. How would you feel if people drew up a picture of Jesus Christ and made him out to be barbaric...lets not forget us Christians have been nothing short of bloodthirsty in the past. I would not be happy at all, nor would the major Christian leaders, including the Queen. It is inciting religious anger.
I am a multiculturalistic and respect peoples right to believe in what they want to believe as long as it does not harm certain standards of free speech. The cartoons were provocative and as we can see have led to three Embassies being burned to the ground. That picture should never have been posted in the media.
The everyday muslims are no threat to this country. The anger-filled clerics are. Lets get the divide clear here. By generalising we are going to lead to a knee-jerk reaction by certain parts of our society going out and beating up Muslims because they happen to me Muslims.
An excellent point James and you might think that the Christian world would have been outraged if an obscene picture appeared of Christ. The trouble is that you'll find at least one in a London gallery and no newspapers offices or embassies have been burned as a result.
The Islamic world does see such things rather differently to the west as the events of the last few days have shown. A singular problem lies in the difference between the Dar Al Islam. .. the land of the believers and the Dar Al Khufr the lands of the unbelievers. It is the obligation of every Moslem to spread the word and religion of the prophet and because there is no recognised division between the secular and religious, it places 25 million Moslems in Europe in a very difficult cultural and religious position, where the ultimate objective has to be the replacement of our law, which runs contrary to Islam, with Sharia, which represents the divine word of God.
This is, I fear,just the first round of confrontation in what is going to be a century of divisive philosophical strife between our two cultures, with Europe, as the battleground.
As long as the Islam/Moslem teach hate for other religions, there will NEVER be peace. It has always been so throughout history. Kurdistan was disbanded and split between Iraq/Iran/Turkey, because they were always causing some kind of War. Seems to me that something strong should hit those people, something that will make them realise that they are 'normal' humans, just like us.... if they don't want cartoons to be drawn about their God/Prophet, then they should learn to live in PEACE and stop burning OUR flags and efigy's of our Leaders.(even if we dislike them ourselves).
If one could just convince the plebs that the Iraelis are not really that bad (I think their Leaders are aware already). Then, but only then, can there be a chance for PEACE in the Middle East.
You have hit the nail right on the head...Religions are very dangerous.
Wars have been and are fought in the name of them.
When is the human race going to drag itself into the 21st century and start seeing the world and all that is in it for what it is.
Weather its the Christian Bible bashers of the western world or the Islamic clerics of the Eastern world.
We are but a grain of sand in a Universe that probably is completely unaware that our planet even exists.
We are just animals on our planet just like all the other animals on our planet...some of us are leaders and others are followers..Just like all the other animals on our planet.
Ever since the Human animal has roamed this planet there has been conflicts and wars...and that is the way it will always be...The human animal will never live in peace with his fellow man... if its not because 'I am white and he is black' or 'he supports Arsenal and I support Chelsea'or 'I live on one housing estate and he lives on another' We are tribel and that is that.
The gulf in our 'cultures' in our 'beliefs' and in 'our way of life' is so vast makes it's impossible for us to live in peace together its just not the human animals way.
The biggest problem is that of education. People dont really understand the history or the facts. I dont know the full facts or the history, but I know enough to get by. Its said that ignorance is bliss. In my opinion, ignorance simply leads to conflict. The religious texts were written for a completely different world than the one that exists today.
The problem also stems from mis-interpretation of the text or worse, accepting someone elses interpretation without questioning it. Mis-interpretation of religious texts leads to suicide bombers and terrorist attacks. It also leads to racial hatred and race crime.
I believe peace is acheivable but it must start with the public being educated properly, not through a biased media.
"everyday Muslim's" bombed the tubes and that London bus. What nice people. (cynic).
"everyday Muslim's" are burning Embassy's across Europe. What nice people.(cynic).
"everyday Muslim's" should be quiet, well behaved people. Or face the risk of deportation (as in other Country's).
"O you who believe! Do not consume your wealth in the wrong way-rather through trade mutually agreed to, and do not kill yourselves. Surely God is Merciful toward you"
"And take not life, which Allah has made sacred, except by way of justice and law".
The suicide bombers are not real muslims but instead are an extreme group which does not adhere properly to the Islamic faith as laid down by the Qur'an. I reckon the radical clerics persuaded them that suicide bombing is justified. Everyday muslims are hounded in society these days because people are so very quick to generalise, as the last comment did. Theres a huge difference between normal muslims going about their life meaning no harm to anyone and just practising their religion as they are prescribed to, and extremists who believe killing people in their dozens is the way to heaven.
There are of course many Muslims who would not for one moment condone what goes on in the radical Muslim world..But as with 'Salmon Rushtie' and 'The satanical versus' and with the 'Danish cartoons' there seems to be a massive explosion of anger and destruction by Muslims who would not consider strapping a bomb to there bodies and blowing themselves up and as many other people as they can in the name of Allah.
It appears to me that that there are alot more clerics preaching radical sermons than there are priests and vicars preaching radical Christianity, and there appears to be a lot more outcry from Muslims when something happens than there is when the tables are turned..
Did Christians go out on the streets baying for blood and death to Muslims when the London tube and Bus bombings happened? No.
Go up to Bradford and talk with the young Pakistani community there and then come back and tell me...Its only a handful...Islamic fundamentalism is spreading like wild fire in the young (dissafected) Muslim communities in this country and throughout the world.
This is not a knee jerk reaction ..More and more young 'western' born Muslims are becoming more and more radical in there views.
At one time you only heard of human bombs in countries like Palestine...Now we have seen how radical young British muslims are becoming first with the British born bombers that went to Israel and now the 4 London bombers and then the 4 Failed London bombers.
I'm sorry it is happening in front of our very eyes...How long will you continue to bury your heads in the sand?
Lets not go overboard about the threat of Muslims and the Islamic faith, Chris. The reason why many people believe that Muslims are such a threat is because the media has told them that they should believe that to be the case. The Sun and other tabloids and reactionary and dont explain the full story.
If we are going to have a debate on the threat that Muslims or Islam poses in Britain we should have some numbers and facts. 1.5 million Muslims in Britain. The population of Britain is now 60 million. Therefore each Muslim is outnumbered 40 to 1. We arent therefore being over-run with them. Its a proven fact that after the July Attacks, faith hate crime in London went up six-fold. That was a backlash against Muslims. Here in Thanet, if you hear about a race attack, its never a black or asian attacking a white person. Its the other way round.
I dont think the problem is that there are more Muslims with a grudge to bear. Its that the media is stoking the fire on this debate by stereotyping muslims as a threat to this country. Last week the Sun had a picture of a toddler with a hat on saying "I Love Al-Qaida". This is what is causing the problems.
The media tells the country that Muslims are a threat, therefore the police think that Muslims are a greater threat and crackdown on them. The police increase their use of stop and search on Muslims and they feel they are being blamed for something they havent done, which leads to resentment and frustration. One particularly frustrated muslim who feels they are being prejudiced by the community finds a cleric who preaches hatred. They find someone who has a gun and then goes out and kills someone. The media has its headline... "Muslims kill". The cycle continues. Its no wonder why the July Attacks happened if Muslims feel they are being bullied an prejudiced themselves.
The media stokes the fire here and the public take it in without question because the media is expected to tell the truth. In fact the media manipulates an incredible amount to that it fits in with the managements ideology and aims. The Sun sensationalises stories in order to get people to read the paper. Muslims are easy prey. This is Media Studies 101.
James, I am not sure about going overboard...Young Muslims in this country are more radical now than there parents ever were.
That says one thing to me...Be careful there are some dangerous Muslims out there who may want to harm you because of there radical views.
Why would he be saying that if he did not beliieve it himself...Simon is not a 'Sun reporter' I do not read the Sun indeed I do not read any Tabloid newspapers.
This particular Simon is quite close to the issues and surrounding fears, described here as they are perceived by police and government but I am not able to share conversations and more detailed information which lie within my professional activities.
We must retain perspective over this issue.
Radical muslim elements have waited 4 months to set up a 'spontaneous' outburst of indignation about the cartoons.
The more extreme the reactions in this country to a small handful of extremists waving illegal and offensive placards, the better, as far as the extremist is concerned.
We fall into the trap laid for us if our response is not balanced and fails to recognise the 99.9% of muslims in this country who are law abiding citizens.
Let us hope that the Met will quietly go around visiting and cautioning and arresting if necessary any on that demonstration who were guilty of breaking the law.
The last thing we want is an hysterical outburst from our own lunatic fringe and heaven forbid any retaliation against fellow countrymen simply because they are muslims. If the spectre raised by Enoch Powell is not to haunt us in the years to come we must encourage every citizen in this country to regard themselves as a loyal british subject first and a muslim or christian second. The lessons of recent history in the former Yugoslavia illustrate the mayhem that can be unleashed when extremists stoke the flames and polarise and then radicalise communities.
A follower of Islam will not put there religion second to being a loyal british subject.
Islam is the be all and end all of everything.
James, I would value your opinions more if you didn't put money before principles.
I would be happy to accept a devout muslim first and a loyal british subject second on a matter of religious conscience.
Why cant a Muslim be both a Muslim and a Briton? What stops them from being able to be both? Im not a practicing Christian (though at one time I truly thought I believed - I still retain a moral outlook despite not being a practising Christian) but it doesnt stop me from being a Briton.
Anonymous of 7:49pm (post your name, no one will mind) is absolutely right. Extremists are the ones causing the problems. They are preaching the hatred of Islam, which does not actually reflect true Islam and for that they should be arrested and face the law as anyone else who breaks the law should do for breaking the law, on grounds of racial hatred. Abu Hamza (known as "Hook") is currently in court facing such charges, thankfully.
It looks like Ive been caught out by someone from the nearby area! I may not like what the Sun says but I believe in free speech. If someone has something to say then I will not stop them from saying it. I may not like it but I will listen and try to understand their point of view. I do not detest the Sun but I dont think it reports proper news.


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Superstar Krishna who has recently celebrated his birthday has now become the talk of AP Politics for the comments that he has made. In an interview to a News Chanel when the anchor has asked about Jagan's Padayatra, Superstar Krishna has told that " Jagan is really doing a great job with his padayatra. Doing Such things in hot summer is really difficult. But, Jagan has managed to do very well. Even the people in AP has been receiving him with a great response. He will surely be AP CM in the upcoming elections (2019)".
Now, this comments of Superstar Krishna have created a lot of curiosity. Because his son Mahesh Babu is supporting Galla Jayadev who hails from TDP and now Superstar Krishna is supporting YS Jagan. Let's see what happens.
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Government to issue jihadi ID cards
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A picture released by a jihadist Twitter account allegedly showing Isis fighters on the Iraqi-Syrian border. Photo: DPA
The cabinet agreed on Wednesday to push for a new law aimed at stopping people from leaving Germany to fight for Islamist movements in the Middle East.
Potential jihadists affected by the law would have their ID card confiscated for up to three years and replaced with a new one that does not allow them to travel outside Germany.
The original draft law was to confiscate the regular ID cards for only 18 months.
The law already allows authorities to confiscate the passports of people suspected of having terrorist connections.
But many German citizens who have gone to fight for terror groups, including Isis, in conflict zones such as Syria and Iraq have travelled via Turkey using just their national ID card to cross borders.
Hans-Georg Maaßen, chief of Germany's internal security service the Constitutional Protection Agency (Verfassungsschutz), told ARD television on Sunday that his agency was observing at least 180 such "foreign fighters" who have returned to the country.
"In many cases these people have been radicalized, have combat experience, have been brutalized," Maaßen said.
"In some cases we don't know that they've returned, they come back to Germany secretly. We're striving to work out where they're staying, we work through a checklist for everyone who returns... and if there's enough evidence then we bring charges against them."
But he added that following the attacks on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, a Jewish supermarket and police in Paris, "closer co-operation between intelligence services is now indispensable."
Asked about the threat of further attacks in Europe, Maaßen said that "we must remain calm and master the situation with a sense of proportion. Panic and hysteria are no help.
"Personally I'm calm and composed."
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What Does Scott Pruitt's Resignation Mean for The EPA's Future?
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]A quick disclaimer before we dive in: here at ecoSPEARS, we do not take sides. Our team does not endorse any specific political, corporate, or otherwise related party, entity, or group of persons. As scientists, engineers, and innovators, we are committed to compiling and reporting on facts from as neutral
On July 5th, 2018, news broke that EPA's (now former) head, Scott Pruitt, resigned from his post. Weeks later, the direct cause of Pruitt's resignation is still being debated. In fact, it seems unlikely that there are less than a handful of reasons Pruitt resigned from his post, as Pruitt himself listed a series of "unrelenting attacks on me personally" as but one of the reasons for his stepping down in his own resignation letter. Pruitt's tenure heading the EPA was one fraught with numerous scandals and ethics investigations which are still being conducted. While many opposed to Pruitt, his conduct as head of EPA, and the current administration in general hailed his resignation as a step forward, the ripple effect has yet to be fully felt in force.
The most prominent questions following Pruitt's resignation from EPA stands bold and clear, however; what does this mean for the future of the EPA and the environment in the United States?
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Andrew R. Wheeler addresses the United States Senate.
[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][vc_column_text]In the meantime, Pruitt's position will be filled by now-acting director of the EPA, Andrew Wheeler. Despite his appointment as acting head of the EPA as Pruitt's then-deputy chief of the EPA, Wheeler has expressed no interest in replacing Pruitt as the EPA's front man. Rather, Wheeler is regarded in Washington as a "by-the-book" legal expert whose history lobbying for coal companies (most recently Murray Energy) has likewise drawn criticism from opponents of Pruitt and the current Presidential administration who have advocated for rollbacks on Obama-era policies regarding cleaner water and air.
From a legislative and legal perspective, Wheeler is likely to continue with the current administration's agenda of policy rollbacks, using his professional expertise and career-long experience in Washington to do so. Despite criticism, Wheeler is regarded as one of the most tenured environmental policy experts in the United States. At Wheeler's confirmation hearing last November, Senator Dave Carper of Delaware was quoted as saying, "Mr. Wheeler was someone with whom we didn't always agree on each and every policy, but he did prove to be one with whom we were able to work together on policies that we did agree on."
What remains unclear is how many of Pruitt's environmental policy rollbacks will withstand ongoing administrative changes. Pruitt's haste in rollbacks during his time at EPA failed to follow certain procedures, causing courts to block no less than six of his policy changes.
Pruitt's departure also marks the thirty-fourth (34th) member of President Trump's administration to either resign or be fired from his position.[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][vc_single_image image="7025″ img_size="full" alignment="center"][vc_column_text]
Trump's staff turnover is on track to surpass Ronald Reagan's over a 4-year term
[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][vc_column_text]Despite political partisanship, push-back, and criticism from Democrats and Republicans alike of the current administration and its rollback policies, it is paramount to note that a conservative and/or Republican administrator of the EPA is not synonymous with adversity to environmental protection.
In 1983, then-President Ronald Reagan brought back in the EPA's first administrator, William Ruckelshaus, to head the agency after then-administrator Anne Gorsuch was forced out, "due to scandals." Reagan's reasoning for this was to restore the public's trust in EPA as Ruckelshaus had launched the agency's first environmental protection legislative measures to phase out the production and use of asbestos and lead additives in gasoline. Were President Trump to execute something similar would be a welcome shock given his outward distaste of the EPA in the past opting to instead vocalize his support for the fossil fuel industry. Trump has stated in the past that many lost jobs and a decline in the use of fossil fuels were the results of newer legislation such as the Clean Air Act and Clean Power Plan.
This is simply not the case. These job losses and decline in fossil fuels were not a direct result of any legislative measure and were rather the result of much larger, global changes to industry and awareness to the importance of protecting human and environmental health.[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][vc_single_image image="7027″ img_size="full" alignment="center"][vc_column_text]
The top 5 contributors to air pollution in the US have grown since 1970, while pollution emissions have decreased 73%
[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][vc_column_text]In fact, according to EPA's own records, air emissions in the US decreased 73% from 1970 (when the Clean Air Act was passed) through 2013, despite population boom, increased nationwide energy consumption, and higher numbers of cars driving more miles. Industries such as fossil fuel production and consumption slowly fizzled out for a reason: widespread human need for cleaner air to breathe and water to drink bred innovation for the creation of cleaner, greener technologies which eventually aided in the passing of legislation to abet said technologies and innovations. The United States was not alone in this – far from it. Air pollution in China became so bad during the 20th-century and early 21st-century that the country invested over $120 billion into developing clean energy alternatives in 2017 alone.[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][vc_single_image image="7028″ img_size="full" alignment="center"][vc_column_text]
Smog and air pollution in China from fossil fuels and manufacturing contributes to thousands of deaths each year.
[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][vc_column_text]With a population reaching upwards of 2 billion people, smog and air pollution in China has become so devastating that it leads to thousands of pollution-related deaths each year. This is not a sustainable way to maintain living conditions for any country or any population, and the Chinese government – recognizing the root of the problem – has invested in a solution: a solution which is the foundation of innovation and engagement with a sustainable future.
While the United States' population is a percentage of China's and contains less under-utilized land space which could house massive solar or wind farms, the global shift towards sustainable and clean energy, air, and water has been in the making for decades. If the US is to maintain its stance as a global leader in these areas the next EPA administrator could make or break that mark.
At this point, unfortunately, there are many aspects of the EPA's future which will remain unclear for some time – that is, until he appoints a replacement for the agency's acting director, Andrew Wheeler. One thing is clear, however; it is not impossible for a Republican candidate to be appointed to lead the EPA in the future who adheres to the EPA's mission of protecting environmental and human health in the United States. It will instead only be a question of whether President Trump sticks to his guns on regulatory rollbacks or pushes forward with an environmentally-friendly, fossil fuel-free agenda.
As even political experts are unsure of what may lay in store for the EPA, this is unfortunately where this blog post ends. Be sure to check back in with us regularly to stay up to date on the latest and breaking environmental news, and as always: the next step to a cleaner tomorrow begins with you. Thanks for reading.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]