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Gaza children commemorate fourth anniversary of Rachel Corrie's death
Children from the Mini Palestinian Parliament commemorated the fourth anniversary of the loss of the American solidarity activist Rachel Corrie by enacting a permanent exhibit for her that includes pictures and personal belongings at the parliament site in the center of Rafah governorate. The exhibit, which was attended by a large number of children and others concerned, included pictures of Rachel and statements and other documents released upon her loss, as well as some personal belongings and a symbolic coffin covered by the Palestinian flag.
Alarm in Nablus
The number and type of people taking part in a meeting held in the Chamber of Commerce building in Nablus two days ago, to discuss the phenomenon of armed chaos and breach of law by armed groups, was alone indicative of the level of danger felt by the inhabitants of the city. Mohammad Daraghmeh writes in Palestinian daily newspaper Al-Ayyam.
A story from the heart of Israel's secret prison
Despite spending a long time in prison (38 days of continuous torture), Bashar Joudallah (50 years old) from Nablus does not remember much from the place except black walls, or maybe grey, he doesn’t remember, a “modern” interrogation room and sounds of planes landing and taking off in a nearby place. Bashar did not know much about the prison he was in except after he was transferred to other prisons such as ‘Majido’ and ‘Ofer’, where he was detained for 3 months. Other detainees later explained to him that he was in one of the secret prisons located in distant areas, used to for interrogation with detainees with serious accusations. Mohammad Daraghmeh writes in Palestinian daily newspaper Al-Ayyam. | https://electronicintifada.net/people/al-ayyam | 10 | 0.867079 | News Article
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Friday, May 30, 2008
English Entry 2: Fiction
This assignment asks you to use some creativity. Write a piece of fiction. Use your imagination. The only criteria I will require is that your writing involves kayaks. Check back for a list of ideas that we came up with in class...
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Reflection Entry One
Reflection Project Entry One:
Describe our first trip on the water...
Who? What? When? Where? Why? Set the tone. Paint the scene. Spin the yarn!
Also, what were your feelings getting into the boat for the first time? Were you in the boat we made or were you in a boat that we borrowed from Mayhew? How do you think you would have felt if you were in the other type of boat?
Finally, write about the experience and your expectations. Were you excited about the trip or were you dreading it? Often times having really high or really low expectations can influence behavior and how you experience things. Look back on the adventure, reflect on your behavior, and talk about expectations.
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
English Assignments for Trip Days
While we are doing the kayaking trips, we will have limited opportunities for in-class English lessons. Don't worry we thought of that. I will assign a series of writing assignments that ask you to describe our trips and reflect on the experiences. Each assignment will be posted on the blog and I will provide written instructions the days of our trips. It is your responsibility to post your work. I will provide feedback to your first posting and you are expected to resubmit your work with appropriate improvements for credit. Your collected work will be graded as a project for English.
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
First Trip This Week
Sometime this week we are going on our first kayaking trip with the boat we made and I'll be the one using it. the place we are going is to the top of the Pemi. River and it will only be for a couple of hours because our class is about three hours long. What we are going to learn is how to stay balanced and have fun.
From Mike
Friday, May 23, 2008
Latest Pictures, Trailer Pickup
I have had several requests for up-to-date pictures of the boats. Next week we will be on the water learning basic kayaking skills.
No students today- NRHS Career Day and Spring Fling are happening at the High School right now. I am in the down town classroom planning our trips and preparing to pick up a boat trailer, life jackets, and paddles at Camp Mayhew around 1:00pm.
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Todays Progress
Today we made the seats for the kayak. We made the seats out of neoprene foam. We are now working on the straps that will hold the hatch down.
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Customizing and Cutting
Today we are making custom designs and cutting a hatch for the boat it looks really cool...
Monday, May 19, 2008
Sanding Fun Fun!!!!!!! NOT
Well today we went outside and it was cold and we sanded the top of the boat so it is smooth. We can pant it or if you want, put on more epoxy. We are going to put the epoxy on so you see the wood color. Do your own paint the way you like it.
Sunday, May 18, 2008
Personal Project
Assignment: Choose a project to work on during Challenge class and at home. The project must be finished on or before it is due: the last day before finals week. This is for part of the final grade in Challenge Class.
-You may work in groups
-You must fund it; on your own, or with “fund raising”
-You must be able to work on it during Challenge Class
-It must be legal (obviously)
-You are responsible to find the equipment needed
To get a passing grade, you must:
• Type a proposal for what you will do onto the Challenge Blog
• Choose a project that is challenging for you.
• Show effective problem solving skills
• Show effective group/people skills
• Present what you have done, and what you learned in some way to the instructor and the class
Some Suggestions:
- Put on a community breakfast with food from Shop n’ Save; challenge yourself to get more than 15 people to attend
- Build a bike
- Build something simple with wood
- Make your own blog
- Design a skate board logo, deck, or sticker
- Design a Alt Wheels sticker and get it made
- Make a Challenge Class ’08 yearbook
Friday, May 16, 2008
The Search for the Right Paint Goes On
It is down to the wire for the boat building; this next week it will be time for boat using.
We need a final protective coating for the boats, something that will protect against UV from the sun and give it a nice finished look.
I have been researching types of paint outside of class.
We need something that:
• will stick to epoxy
• is environmentally friendly
• will protect the boat
• will not flake off when stressed
• is as cheap as we can get
Oil based house primer paint- Cheap, but has many volatile chemicals during painting and drying. The jury is still out on how it effects the environment when dry. some states have banned the sale of oil-based paints in gallon sized containers and up because of environmental problems.
Acrylic latex porch and floor paint- still cheap, less volatile chemicals, may not stick as well to epoxy, may not be a durable.
I think we should test the latex paint, that way we can paint it on with out having to use a respirator mask. It will impact the environment less as well.
What does everyone else think?
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Go Get Some Fiber
WE had to cover the kayaks with fiber glass tape. The way we did it is we put epoxy on the bottom and then put the fiber glass tape over the epoxy and then put epoxy over the fiber glass tape. The way we spread it on the kayak is we used a brush. Thats what we used yesterday.
Monday, May 12, 2008
Fiber Glass The Seams
We glued the fiber glass tape over the seams to the sides of the boat. We also put epoxy over it and then we put the fiber glass on the boat as well. We used regular epoxy to "paint" the fiber glass to the boat. It is called painting the weave. It all is a pain in the butt and it's really hot out when we do the work outside, it kinda sucks.
Sunday, May 11, 2008
New Blogging Style, Faster Updates
The blog has grown. Now that we have an up-to-date blog with a good body of information, we can start telling people to look us up on the internet.
To stay current with what we do in class and on our kayak project, I would like to try a new posting style. Everyday someone will post an entry on what has happened since the last post. Only one person has to post on their assigned day.
This entry should be a personal reflection. It should be in your own voice and should contain your own personal experience and thoughts.
For Example:
Buying Paint
I had to find out what kind of paint we can use for the outside of the kayaks. It needs to be durable and not harmful to the environment. The paint also must protect the epoxy from the harmful effects of sunlight. So far I know that oil based paint will stick the best to the epoxy, but we don't know if it is still harmful to the environment after it is dry. Things are getting down to the wire; I hope we stay on schedule.
This "personal reflection" style of post is what many people use on their blog.
Monday- Shawn
Tues- Mike
Wed- James
Thurs- andy
Fri- Adam
(If someone is absent the next person in the order posts and the absent person switches with them. )
Monday, May 5, 2008
Seeling the Inside and Tracing the top
We just got finished sealing the inside of the boat. We seeled it with oil based primer. We painted the whole inside of the boat with the primer. It acts like a water sealent so that way no water gets inside.
Now we are in the process of tracing the top of the boat. That's the easy part. Put a large piece of luan plywood across the top of the boat and trace it. Then you would cut it out and then glue it and even use nails to make sure that it is sturdy.
Nailing the Bottom
Once you have the bottom cut out to its correct shape you first you spread the glue on the chinelog. The glue we used was Titebond III Ultimate Wood Glue. This is a good choice because it is waterproof. You place the bottom of the kayak on the chinelog. Then you nail the perimeter of the boat to the whole chinelog.
Blog Entry III: Putting it all Together
We need to play some catch-up. Much work has been done on the boat since we last posted and we need to fill in all the blog viewers on what has happened.
Once this round of entries is complete, we will move to a more effective blog posting method. Each day one student will be assigned to post an entry explaining what went on in class that day. Blog viewers will be updated everyday on our progress and the student will need to finish the entry by the end of class.
We need to finish these entries by Tuesday, so we can catch-up the blog to where we are with the boat.
Mike- plane chine logs to fit the bottom level
James- nail and glue the bottom
Adam- plane sheer clamps level to fit top
Shawn- sealing the inside, tracing the top
Follow the same entry comments from Blog Entry II
Friday, May 2, 2008
I helped by putting in the bulkheads. The bulkheads are the pieces of wood in the middle of the boat. There are three of them spaced out in the boat's inner hull. They are for support so that the boat doesn't crush. They give the boat a v-shape. To build the bulkheads, you had to trace them on plywood with a stencil. Then we had to cut them out and shape them to the right size.
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Scarfing The Sheer Clamp And Chine Logs
The sheer clamp is the thin long piece of pine at the top of the side panel. The chine log is a piece of pine that runs the length of the boat were the bottom. The sheer clamp is the part that you would nail the top to. The chine log is the piece of pine that is used to nail the bottom on. The boat is 15.5' long and you can only buy the pine in 10' long sections and thats why you need to make a joint. The scarf joint is when you cutt to pieces of wood and glue them together. The way ou cut them would be at an angle the angle we used is 6''. Then you would need to glue them together with a special type of wood glue. Then you would need to press them together with clamps to make sure it stays in place... | http://newfoundchallenge9.blogspot.com/2008/05/ | 15 | 0.998283 | Personal Blog
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MMJ Doctors in Colorado Springs and Pueblo
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When it comes to finding medical marijuana (MMJ) doctors in Colorado Springs or Pueblo you can trust Dr. Bruce Reimers, and the helpful and professional staff at Medical Alternatives Clinic. At Medical Alternatives Clinic, our number one priority is helping patients achieve the highest level of wellness possible. If the physician you see determines you are a good candidate for treatment with medical marijuana, we will assist you in all aspects of state paperwork to obtain your Colorado Medical Marijuana Registry Card. Our dedicated and compassionate professionals will ensure that your health concerns regarding the use of medical marijuana are addressed, a treatment plan is devised, and you will leave your medical marijuana evaluation educated about how to appreciate the most benefit from medical marijuana. Stop wondering what medical marijuana’s benefits can do for you and come see Dr. Reimers today!
Medical marijuana is safe and effective, and we stand behind growing scientific evidence that supports its use as a medical alternative, especially for patients suffering from debilitating and chronic conditions. We know it can be difficult to find consistent and reliable professional medical marijuana doctors in Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Our clinic is owned and operated by a local physician who has practiced medicine in Colorado Springs since 1975. Our friendly and knowledgeable MMJ doctors and staff will help to get you the proper evaluation to receive your medical marijuana card. We will provide information about Colorado state laws and regulations for MMJ, providing you the tools and guidance you need in order to obtain a Colorado Medical Marijuana license.
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At Medical Alternatives Clinic, we strive to make the process of applying for the Colorado State Medical Marijuana Registry as affordable, informative, and pleasant as possible. Bruce Reimers, MD, our highly qualified local physician, will assist you by devising a personalized treatment plan if Medical Marijuana (MMJ) is deemed to be helpful for you. Once you have scheduled an MMJ appointment with us and come in for your medical marijuana evaluation at the Colorado Springs or Pueblo clinic, we will provide you with all state required paperwork. This includes the pre-addressed envelope for sending forms for your convenience as well as a free onsite notary to complete your application. Colorado law mandates the clinic cannot mail your application. We highly recommend you send your application via certified, return receipt requested mail. Whether you’re registering for the first time or applying for renewal, Colorado MMJ rules are constantly changing and our staff stays current on the rules and regulations.
Schedule an appointment with Dr. Reimers today using our online scheduling calendar!
Medical Alternatives Clinics promises to present you with the best options for improving your health and quality of life with MMJ.
As one of the best medical marijuana doctors Colorado Springs and Pueblo have to offer, Dr. Reimers believes continuity of care is important. Follow up visits and phone calls are encouraged to promote adjustment to your treatment plan as needed.
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How we can help you get your Medical Cannabis License at Medical Alternatives Clinic if you qualify:
We strive to make it easy to get your first or renewal license!
1. Call (719) 246-0393 or use our online calendar to schedule your appointment today. Renewal patients should plan to be seen within 30 days of card expiration to ensure receipt of your new card prior to expiration of your current license.
2. Please bring with you:
1. Colorado State ID/DL
2. Cash or Credit/Debit card for your physician examination fee
3. Credit/Debit card to process state application fee – $26.33 when doing the application online through the state website.
4. Medical records (diagnosis of the qualifying condition) in hand IF the visit requires them. (Please call (719) 246-0393 to verify if medical records are required). Medical records are typically required for patients under 30 or patients seeking extended plant counts.
5. One of our physicians will provide the evaluation as well as discuss methods of treatment.
6. We assist you with all aspects of your state application – new patients and patients previously registered with the state typically get their cards in 2 days or less
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A memorial service will take place in February 2008 in Maui, Hawaii, for Ignacio Gregorio Rodriguez White Eagle, who died Oct. 9, 2007.
Ignacio was born Oct. 22, 1951, and was an enrolled Gros Ventre Native American Indian from the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation. He studied art in California at Hartnell Junior College, University of California, Berkeley, South Lake Tahoe Community College and Thomas Leighton Art Academy in San Francisco, Calif. He specialized in Native American portraits, usually in charcoal and water color.
Ignacio was the art instructor at Bijou Community School for five years, taught art at Diamond Valley Elementary School in Woodfords, Calif., and at the Washoe Indian Colony in Alpine County. He began his professional art career in the mid-1970s, and his extensive work of Native American portraits hang in private collections throughout the United States, Hawaii and England.
Ignacio shared his light in Lake Tahoe, Hawaii and Tuolumne, where he brightened everyone he met with spontaneous song, contagious laughter and a genuine heart. He will be immortalized by his distinctive and detailed rendering of Native American art. His paintings are remarkable for their depth and emotional impact. He will be missed, but in his own words, “He is now soaring on the wings of an Eagle.”
He is survived by his heart son, Mikey Ahumada; two brothers; three sisters; and many friends.
A support fund has been set up for Ignacio’s 11-year-old guardian son, Mikey Ahumada. To contribute toward Mikey’s care and education, contact any U.S. Band or send checks to U.S. Bank, 406 North Main Street, Sebastopol, CA 95472 in care of account No. 2534-5369-7695.
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Lesson 6: Applying Transitions
Lesson 6
Transitions are motion effects that when in Slide Show view add movement to your slides as you advance from one slide to another. There are many transitions to choose from, each one of which allows you to control the speed and even add sound.
In this lesson, you'll learn how to apply and customize slide transitions.
Applying transitions
If you've ever seen a PowerPoint presentation that had special effects between each slide, you've seen slide transitions. A transition can be as simple as fading to the next slide or as complex as a flashy, eye-catching effect. This means you can choose transitions to fit the style of any presentation.
Optional: You can download this example for extra practice.
About transitions
• Subtle (slight transitions)
Subtle transitionsSubtle transitions
• Exciting (strong transitions)
Exciting transitionsExciting transitions
• Dynamic Content (strong transitions that affect only the content, such as text or images)
Strong transitionsStrong transitions
To apply a transition:
1. Select the slide you want to modify.
2. Click the Transitions tab.
3. Locate the Transition to This Slide group. By default, None is applied to each slide.
Transition to This Slide groupTransition to This Slide group
4. Click the More drop-down arrow to display all of the transitions.
5. Click a transition to apply it to the selected slide. This will automatically preview the transition as well.
Choosing a transitionChoosing a transition
When working with transitions, the Apply To All command in the Timing group can be used at any time to make your presentation uniform. Use this command with caution. Not only does it apply the same transition to every slide, but it also applies the settings in the Timing group, which you may not want to be the same throughout your presentation.
To preview a transition:
You can preview the transition for a selected slide at any time, using either of these two methods:
• Click the Preview command on the Transitions tab.
Preview commandPreview command
• Click the star Play Animations icon. The icon appears on the Slides tab in the left pane beside any slide that includes a transition.
Play Animations iconPlay Animations icon
Modifying transitions
To modify the duration:
1. Select the slide that includes the transition you want to modify.
2. In the Duration field in the Timing group, enter the amount of time you want the transition to take. In this example, we will specify the length as 2 seconds, or 02.00.
Modifying the duration of a transitionModifying the duration of a transition
To add sound:
2. Click the Sound drop-down menu in the Timing group.
3. You will hear the sound and see a live preview of the transition as you hover over each sound.
Adding sound to a transitionAdding sound to a transition
4. Click a sound to apply it to the selected slide.
To remove a transition:
1. Select the slide you want to modify.
2. Choose None from the gallery in the Transition to This Slide group.
Removing a transitionRemoving a transition
3. Repeat this process for each slide you want to modify.
To remove transitions from all slides, select a slide that uses None, then click the Apply to All command.
Advancing slides
To advance slides automatically:
In Slide Show view, you would typically advance to the next slide by clicking your mouse or pressing Enter on your keyboard. Using the Advance Slides settings in the Timing group, you can set your presentation to advance on its own instead and display each slide for a specific amount of time. This is useful for unattended presentations, such as at a tradeshow booth.
1. Select the slide you want to modify.
2. Locate the Timing group on the Transitions tab.
3. Under Advance Slide, uncheck the box next to On Mouse Click.
4. In the After field, enter the amount of time you want to display the slide. In this example, we'll advance the slide automatically after 1 minute 30 seconds, or 01:30:00.
Advancing the slide automaticallyAdvancing the slide automatically
5. Select another slide, and repeat the process until all the desired slides have the appropriate timing.
2. Select a slide and apply a transition.
3. Change the transition duration.
4. Add a sound effect to the transition.
5. Apply this transition and its settings to all slides.
6. Apply a different transition to one slide.
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I've possibly seen your M around as well. I always see a Pre-LCI black E90 in jc driven by a chick. Girlfriend?
Cud b wifey but I drive it 90% of the time unless it recent since she on mat leave.
Theres a few local peeps I know, will let u know if we grab coffee sometime.
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Dateline Ecuador- One Day of Socialist People's Democracy
Posted by: Nikhil Jaikumar ( DSA, MA, USA ) on January 28, 19100 at 11:09:11:
Last weekend bore some very inspiring news, which even the Establishment press had to report. Among the most inspiring items was this. For a glorious 24 hours last weekend, from Friday to Saturday, the people of Ecuador seized control of their country from an unpopular leader in thrall to International Capital and ran their own affairs. The overthrow of the government was effected in a bloodless coup, when a group of military officers, Native American leaders, and student activists marched into Congress and declared that they were assuming power. No blood was spilled- Barry should take note of this. Among the Native Americans' goals were explicitly to end racial discrimination and to insititute a full socialist economy. The Native American's leader was one of three men in the ruling junta, as it should be, for Native Americans are a third of the population.
Unfortunately, the coup was reversed the next day, thanks possibly to meddling from the United States. The Clinton administration, displaying incredible hypocrisy, sanctimoniously declared that they would not stand for a coup. Clinton and his business-elite dominated government wouldn't know real democracy (= socialist people's democracy) if it bit them in the ass. As such, they have no right to tell the Ecuadorean people what sort of government to have. Of course, this fits into a long American pattern of trying to meddle in other countries' political self expression. Reagan of course refused to recognize the Nicaraguan elections of '84; his successor Bush helped 'influence' the Nicaraguan elections of 1990. Clinton, the hypocrite, his 'experts' even boasted about how successfully they rigged the Russian elections in 1996 against Zyuganov, by spreading libelous propaganda and funneling money into Yeltsin's coffers. The principle of meddling in another country's political self expression is despicable and goes against the very idea of democracy.
But anyway, that's not really the point. The point is that even though the overthrow was quickly reversed, Ecuador had a short-lived revolution thsi weelkend; and that's better than nothing. Actually, capitalism is getting weaker in northern South America. Venezuela just passed a new, progressive constitution that guarantees free housing and education and rules out further privatization of teh state oil industry. Peru's president is now widely seen for the fascist he is. Guyana is still run by Marxists. Colombia may fall to revolution any day now.
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I have not blogged our February / Valentine In-World Group Gift until now. It’s still available for a short time.
Hand-crafted by Trowa just for you and SL; it is a puffed heart frame so you can show the world who and what you love!
It comes with textures if you don’t want to add your own. Spectral and AO Maps. It’s pretty spiffy… and cute!
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Find this at the Trowix Barn and nowhere else!
Thank you for being part of our group! ❤
Winter Stick Tree – Group Gift
11 Jan
Cute or Elegant, have it either way with this stylishly clever mesh tree Group Gift for your Winter builds and beyond. Makes a lovely low prim store display.
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Original mesh with extremely low prim equivalency (PE or LI).
[approximately 1PE at .84 x .84 x 1.0m]
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Everything you need for eye-catching building.
Stop by the Trowix Barn for yours today!
Thanks always for your patronage. Love ya!
Trowix Gift Card – Easy Gifting!
19 Nov
Trowix Concepts’ very own Gift Card is an easy and convenient way to celebrate birthdays, rez days, holidays and any special and not-so-special days with friends and family.
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Available in 4 denominations: $L300, $L600, $L1000 and $L2000.
Just buy the card, transfer to your friend or keep it all to yourself; then use it on any Trowix Concepts vendor in our in-world store.
* To use the card:
– Wear the card (it comes unboxed)
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– Right Click and choose “Pay” on any vendor in the Trowix Concepts store.
You will be refunded the purchase price of the item according to your card balance.
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Yes, it does. You will get your group discount.
I have a lower amount on my gift card than the price of the item I want.
Simply use your gift card as usual. You will be refunded the credit amount on your card.
Can I use your gift card if I have a personal balance of $0 Linden?
No, the gift card refunds you after purchase.
You will need a personal Linden balance equal to or greater than the purchase price of the item you want to buy with the card.
To celebrate our new Gift Cards, we have a new Group Gift!
Gift cards in random amounts from L$10 to L$100.
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Wear your Group Tag! Click the Group Gift vendor and receive your random gift card. One to a person, please.
Thank you for being such a great group!
Gift some creativity for the holidays!
Available only at the Trowix Barn
Halloween Group Gift – Plush!
4 Nov
It’s after Halloween, but you can still get this cute kawaii-faced candy corn pillow with welting at the Trowix Barn; our treat for Trowix in-world group members.
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2 versions are included, one made with higher LOD for avatar attachments and one for decor.
Note: This is a mesh object; LI/PE can be affected by size and other variables
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You can still get this happy little guy at the Trowix Barn for a limited time.
Wear your group tag!
Birdie – Robin!
28 Sep
To thank all of our loyal friends, an adorable feathered friend is our group gift this month.
Sculpted body and feet – and only 2 prims! Beautiful, realistic texture to add some tweet life to your builds.
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Shown here making an appearance on our “Craftsman Style Coffee Table” in the Trowix front garden.
Come get your little bird before he flies away!
(wear your group tag, please)
July Sunshine – Hot!
17 Jul
A boldly simple sunny sign with a hint of retro for your garden, house or your shop is our gift to group members this month.
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Original mesh made just for SL, this sign has 7 separate materials for texturing fun, Ambient Occlusion shaders, pre-made baked textures and a sunny bright wall shadow.
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Thank you for being the sunshine of our Second Life!
Stop by the Trowix Barn and wear your group tag to receive your gift.
..and shine!
We Love Our Group! XOXOX Mesh Letters
12 May
May, time for some group love!
So we are sending you xoxox.
X and O, kiss and hug. Now you can have lots of them for walls and tabletops without worrying about prims. Low prim mesh is always the answer, always.
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2 versions of this original mesh are included in the pack with AO shaders and realistic wall and floor shadows.
…and some pretty cute textures.
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[approximately 1 – 2 PE / LI at nomal use size]
Drop by the Trowix Barn. Don’t forget your Group Tag!
…and get yourself a little love
Spring! April Group Gift
11 Apr
It’s Spring!
A shabby little sign with the letters starting to fall off for gardens, houses or your attic is our gift this month.
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SO many in-world texturing options for you with 8 separate materials. You will enjoy trying multitudes of textures to get just the right look.
Original mesh with Ambient Occlusion and Shadowed shaders. Extremely low prim equivalency (PE or LI).
[ 1 PE at ~ .33m x .95m x .08m]
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Please be sure to have your Trowix Concepts group tag active when you stop by the Trowix Barn.
Click the gift box for your gift.
Thank you for being with Trowix through the seasons!
November Group Gift – Just Pillows!
18 Nov
Getting you ready for long winter’s naps our November Group Gift is available in-store now!
One of those items every builder needs in their bag of goodies – basic pillows. Smooth & even texturing make these great for panel and shadowed textures.
For lounging or decorating, you can’t beat a comfy pillow.
Make that 4 comfy pillows!
These are located in the usual place near the New Board in the Trowix Barn.
Stay comfy!
Candy Corn Garland String – Gift!
21 Oct
Sweet candy corn strung on twine makes a unique and festive Halloween and Fall accent. Detailed, realistic and original mesh with extremely low prim equivalency (PE or LI).
[approximately 1PE at 2.0 x .03 x .6 m ] <– That’s 1 prim equivalent for 2m of garland! You just can’t beat that with sculpts!
Our October Group Gift. An original mesh to add a little fun to your Halloween.
Made with 4 materials so you can script twinkling lights…and, of course, make your candy any color you prefer. Purple and green?
This is also a perfect match to our “Candy Wrapped Halloween Candle”.
Candy corn string used here along with other Trowix meshes, sculpts & textures.
Make the cutest, coziest Halloween ever!
Our thanks to our loyal and enthusiastic group!
Come get your Halloween pretty at the Trowix Barn, today!
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Saturday, January 24, 2009
It's Back....
Well, we are back to Arctic Chicago but at least the sun is out. I have made progress on the cooking front. I now love squash and sweet potatoes. They both last a long time, being the slacker I am, I don't always cook things when I originally plan to and they end up sitting. Secondly, all you have to do is slice them in half, scoop out the seeds in the case of butternut squash, pour some olive oil and a little salt and pepper and then just let them cook in the oven for 45 minutes. I still had honey from Prairie Fruit Farms and I had left over candied ginger, so once the squash finished and a round of laundry as well, I poured a little honey over them and put some cut up ginger on top then I microwaved it. I have to say, it was very tasty and very filling and I got a dose of vitamins and nutrients at the same time. So cooking the squash is a total win/win food. I originally was put off by all the squashes because they are big and cumbersome but once I got over that, they are probably one of the easiest foods to cook. So my latest must have a lot of food, is the squash and I will add on the side some sauteed spinach in butter and soy sauce and my tummy is very happy!!!
And this week I volunteered at the Lincoln Park Conservatory as part of my retail job. I ran up there, volunteered and ran back. I had never been in the conservatory before and it is very cool. It is very, very green and I got my total green fix and breathed in all the oxygen given off by the plants. We helped to rake leaves away from the bottoms of the plants because they decay and give off lethal gases for the plants and attract all the bottom feeder insects like cockroaches. This was another win/win situation for me, I was really happy to discover all the nooks and cranny's of the conservatory like the fern room which felt very prehistoric. I got a great run in, not a 2 hour run, that is on the agenda for tomorrow,( it has not been a week yet since I made that commitment),but I was running all over Lincoln Park trying to figure out where the Conservatory was, I got it mixed up with the Peggy Norbert Nature Museum, which I guess happens often. But I think the Conservatory is another hidden gem of Chicago. AN since I was there on a Friday morning, it was deserted.
Finally, I have fallen for marketing and love the movie store in Itunes. I got my fix in again of the Big Lebowski and then saw the newest Coen brothers movie, Burn After Reading which was very funny!!!!!!!!!! Being a "slacker", who is not to love, a guy named Dude???? And Burn After Reading has a great cast, but it is just very funny because it has big name stars but they are all in roles that are parodies of themselves and the Coen brothers make fun of so many conventional things that is a part of the media and society that we live in but in subtle ways and they get you to think at the same time.
So my running has been going, my leg is still achy in the hamstring area which stinks for yoga, I am going to a brief writing workshop right after I end this and I cooked a little and my job situations is still in the air!!!!!!! But between now and Tuesday which will be a week since my other post, I will get a Chapter/Scene done for the Jagged Edge and I will get in a 2 hour run in terms of a job that sustains me financially but that I am really interested in doing, that is an ongoing project!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ciao......... JB
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
I Miss.....
My aunt Betty died last week and I went to the memorial service her son, my cousin David, had for her, at her house where she lived for 50+ years in Berkeley. She lived to 94, with a wonderful, loving caretaker, Maurra, and her son, David, my cousin, and his wife, Tangela nearby. But I still miss her. My father died when I was 13 and Betty was his sister and the only relative other than her son (and his sons) on that side of the family. My grandmother who I never met had her husband leave her when she was very young, so my father, himself, grew up without a father. So Betty was my window into my father's life since I never really knew him from an adult perspective. And Betty had a great wit and loved words and had an opinion on almost everything, I think loving the New York Times could be genetic. Dying comes along with living and I think Steve Ilg at Wholistic Fitness who I et spiritual inspiration from, puts it in perspective for me when he talks about the bardo as he sees it. It is just sad to see things on this earth end. But as Coach Ilg/Steve is constantly reminding me on his blog, Direct Lines, each day we are constantly beginning again. With my Aunt's death, it got me to thinking of other things I miss, some of which I will see again, some I won't. I miss my old dog, Sophie, the German short hair pointer. The picture above, is of Sophie with an acute headache, actually not, it is of Sophie after being outside in the heat of summer and my nervousness that she might die of heat exposure. I miss seeing the clouds around mountains. I am kind of a cloud addict, they just fascinate me, and when I am in the mountains at a decent altitude clouds become so vivid and take on such cool textures, I just think clouds are cool. Finally, I love snow, I love ice but I really miss flowers, I LOVE FLOWERS!!!!!!!!!!!!! In Berkeley this past weekend everyone has plants and flowers around their houses and the flowers attract all these happy warm weather birds and I miss the beauty of flowers and the happy chirp of warm weather birds which is different then the defiant sounds of cold weather birds.
I have been a complete slacker, hence the name of the blog, about running. It has just been too cold and grey and the life issues that have arisen from my aunt's death, though nothing to do with her directly, have been overwhelming at times, and my striving to work on the magazine, we are near deadline for the winter issue has taken my focus off of running. But I am getting back on track, and part of the reason for this blog, was to keep myself on track, so I am back to ashtanga yoga later today, and running before work tomorrow, because I really am so much happier a person when I get out and run. I go back and forth between thinking I was either a polar bear in another life because I love the cold but when it is hot I like to just wallow in the lake and sit in the sun and a mountain goat or lion because I love the feeling of freedom running in nature gives me, I just feel a lot more alive.
Finally, I have my daily blog reads which include, Angry White Guy (AWG), Direct Lines, Salon, New York Times, Huffington Post Chicago, Prosperity Circle (not every day), I always click on the Animal Rescue Site, Digg (Just to see what random stuff is out there), Meghan's Blaaaah when she posts, My Inner World, Olga's when she posts, for running motivation, and Heidi's , Serious Eats and Smitten Kitchen (SK) for cooking motivation, with a host of others that I rotate through depending on how much time I have which fit into the general categories of food and motivational blogs for running. Well, I have added a new daily blog to the line up, for motivation in writing, 365 Sketches by Joe Janes under his blog title, Bite and Smile. He is now writing a brief sketch a day, which for me, the ultimate slacker means I can at least write a brief sketch/dialogue scene once a week. So I am starting the 52 sketches project. I am not committing to any particular length and I am not going to print it on this blog but I will share the idea I have come up with. So for me, the ultimate slacker, I am committing to the 52 sketches project as well as the 52 2-3 hour run project which means at least once a week I am going to complete a 2-3 hour run. I will see if this ups itself to a 4 hour run a week project but I am starting out on a 2 hour run a week project and I will track my progress.
After reading everyone's interesting blogs I have come to admit to myself that this blog is somewhat of a snooze fest. Well, it may be a snooze fest but if anyone, and it is a miracle if anyone is, reading this, you may get a good idea from one of these OTHER blogs I have referenced!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I do miss my Aunt, but if only I can end my life as old as she was and as surrounded by love as she. She and my dog ,Sophie, who died in the care and is buried in the backyard of my friend Kirstin, of Rim Tours, lived under lucky stars to be taken care by such great people and to die surrounded by so much love and caring. At least in my mind, I picture their stars overhead watching and protecting and supporting me now in spirit. But I miss them both!!!!!!!!!
Monday, January 12, 2009
More Snow
I don't do very well with grey skies and yet again we have more snow and grey skies. The temperature hasn't been frigid so the snow has been melting in the streets and creating these huge puddles. Isn't the color scheme great in these pictures, grey, grey and more grey, no wonder it is so easy for me to get on the edge of the ledge this time of year!!! Meanwhile one of my colleagues at the retail store is running the Frozen Otter this weekend on the Ice Age Trail up in Wisconsin. Now granted he is in college and doing the race with 4 other friends who are Marines. Meanwhile, I have been having a really hard time getting out and running. I don't really like to ski when it is snowing heavily, I just don't like getting wet. When I was in business school in Japan, an American friend there would go out and run no matter how hard it was raining and he motivated me to run in the pouring rain which I did. But here in Chicago, I just come up with a million slacker excuses. But one of my New Year's Resolution's is to not be too hard on myself so I am going to be happy when I do get out and run, and I am going to try to be more regular about it but I am not going to beat myself up if I don't.
Meanwhile my Ashtanga Primary Series continues to progress but my left hamstring has been really sore, which I am not sure if it is from running with the wrong shoes or from the chair I sit on when I work on my computer(I now sit on the floor which has been helping a bit) and I have been trying to ice it as well.
The grey skies just bring out all my slacker tendencies, I haven't made the Squash soup yet but I have all the ingredients, so that and popovers are on my must do agenda for the week!!!! And my writing has not progressed much but I did see The Seafarer by Conor McPherson at Steppenwolf which was great but upsetting. McPherson so accurately displays the dynamics of alcoholism and how alcohol binds men together but it was also sad because although the play ends on a small note of optimism it really didn't show any resolution to the character's situation. I didn't really like the ending because I thought it was a quick way to end the play on an optimistic note and it was too obvious and somewhat disjointed, as if McPherson said to himself ,"I can't end it in on such a sad note what can I do to make it positive?" But I thought the set was incredibly well designed almost to a point where I was feeling claustrophobic from the way the characters lived. I guess what I took from the play is that it is so important to get out and interact with the world and not hideaway in a cave, either physically or metaphorically by numbing oneself with alcohol so that you are in your own mental cave of numbness. Whenever I see a Steppenwolf play I get so many ideas for scenes, stories of my own. And the Steppenwolf space is so fantastic from any seat that you sit in. The quality of the productions and the incredible space make Steppenwolf one of the things that I appreciate living in Chicago and I got half priced tickets because I bought them that night.
Finally, from my retail store job, which has been going pretty well lately, because I have been having fun there, which is one of my mottos in life, to always enjoy what I am doing. I learned about this rapper Soulja Boy and his dance to the song, Crank That. I had to go to to figure out the meaning to some of the words in the song. I wasn't necessarily shocked, I really don't get shocked anymore and I am pretty open minded about things but I thought some of the things he referred to are just derogatory towards women and I thought "do you REALLY have to go there??", it is pornographic in a completely ridiculous way. One of the women at the store said, "Jeannie, that is what all rap is about." Rap is just not one of those genres I have EVER gravitated to, but at least at the store, every one, 30 and under, seemed to know the dance and the song and who Soulja Boy was, so at least I now know. You might say, "who cares who Soulja Boy is, it is just trash, junk." On the other hand, his music is having an impact on a decent group of people, mostly under 30. In the movie Tropic Thunder, Tom Cruise who plays the asshole studio head references the Crank That dance. The movie kind of grows on you, it is stupid at times but also funny. I like trying on mindsets of different age groups. I guess it goes back to the fact that I am great at being immature, but at some point I think some immaturity is a good thing, I think we have our whole life "to be old" and staid and in one box of thinking and to me being old isn't necessarily one's chronological age but a state of mind. I have always believed it is good to get out of the box!!!! Between the ridiculous porn references of Soulja Boy and then another college guy at the store who is a Halo addict, which is a Nintendo game all about death and destruction and defeating the aliens, all I could think was GREEAAAAATTT....this is what is getting reinforced on the brain....... kind of scary...kind of makes me think that the seeds of Alex's universe in a Clockwork Orange are being sewn through these things....... But I will say I did work on learning the dance to Crank of those goofy things that we all were laughing about, and laughter is always good in my book!!!!!!!!!! So I think this covers Jeannie's random, rambling for the week!!!!!!! I have just come to accept my inner weirdo!!!! On that note, ciao, I am going out to attempt a run...........
Monday, January 5, 2009
Happy 2009!!!
I am posting on the fly right now, these pictures are from my usual run to Olive Part we are now in full Arctic mode here in Chicago. I love the way the ice forms which is why skiing to the North Pole is a trip I want to do. The pathway along the water with the trees reminds me of walkways in Paris. I am obviously dying to travel again but at least I have the memories of having been to Paris and winter camping(not the North Pole unfortunately) and I have an active imagination. I had to add in this quote from Steve Ilg's Wholistic Fitness site,
"One climbs, one sees. One descends, one sees no longer, but one has seen. There is an art of conducting one's self in the lower regions by the memory of what one has seen higher up. When one can no longer see, one can at least know." Rene Dumal
The quote is so true, I miss mountains and the beauty of their summits but at least I have seen and I do know. I highly recommend Steve/Coach's site. The bottom 2 pictures are of of giant water lilies from the Amazon and then what I call Ice Lilies. So this is my appreciation of the cold and the beauty in every day nature for today!!!
Okay, 2009.....I made a list of ideal Jeannie and realistic Jeannie. The top of the list is that IJ is a morning person and gets up at 5:30 springs out of bed to either go running, read my daily blogs and comments or works on Edible Chicago. RJ does not spring out of bed and has never been a morning person. I really think morning people are born and not made. Most of my life I have been frustrated that I am not a morning person, it would be so nice to love waking up early, once I am up, I am happy but it is that crucial moment between sleep and wakefulness that for me is so difficult. A little voice takes over in my head saying this bed is comfortable and cozy and that my body and brain does want to get up right this second. I am great working closing hours at my retail store....I am not a night owl anymore but I really like easing into the day, with my coffee and being quiet. On a bike trip I went on, one of the guides characterized the other guide as non-verbal in the morning, that is me, I like to read over the news of the day, my affirmations and think and create my plan for the day. I WISH I sprung out of my plan for 2009 is to work on embracing the day as best I can and going to sleep earlier so I get up a little earlier. And who knows if I do start jogging dogs, I will definitely be getting up earlier in the morning. Do you think morning people are born and not made, what suggestions do you have to make getting up in the morning easier?
I do plan on making the Roasted Garlic and Winter Squash Soup from Serious Eats this week, one of my other resolutions, to try cooking something new once a week and to make time for it!!!!!!! Have a joyful and productive week............ | http://diaryofachicagoslacker.blogspot.com/2009/01/ | 15 | 0.999842 | Personal Blog
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Monday, March 2nd, 2015
Black Bear Spotted At Morro Rock
bearAt about 6:30 am yesterday Morro Bay Police received a call from a person who reported seeing a Black Bear near the north side of Morro Rock.
A coordinated response from California State Parks, California Department of Fish and Wildlife, Morro Bay Police Department, Morro Bay Fire Department, Morro Bay Harbor Patrol, and the San Luis Obispo County Animal Control Veterinarian resulted in keeping the public safe during the complex process capturing the Black Bear and returning it to its natural habitat.
A safety perimeter was immediately established to protect the public, closing off the Morro Rock parking lot and the adjacent beach area.
Wardens of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife anesthetized the bear using rifle fired tranquilized darts and transported the Black Bear to the Los Padres National Forest for release. | http://www.newrock1073.com/black-bear-spotted-at-morro-rock/ | 10 | 0.997597 | News Article
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With this wish we would like to fund working on supporting software-based RAID for IPFire.
IPFire is widely used in the professional area. Enterprises rely on the great software but sometimes forget that reliable hardware is required, too. Harddisks are one of the most likely components to fail which then results in a huge downtime until the system has been reinstalled and was set up again. This could cause huge costs because of idle employees.
To overcome this problem we would like to implement RAID support for IPFire right in the installer of the system. This will enable everyone to install IPFire on a RAID-1 setup with two harddisks or SSDs. We are going to use software RAIDs for this purpose because of various issues with hardware RAID controllers. Those are fragile and if they break they require owning an identical second one to backup data from the disks. With the software-based approach, you will be able to use any Linux system to mount the disks again and recover any data if required. They are also usally much faster with modern hardware and of course save you a lot of money because they do not require any additional hardware. Hardware RAID controllers are usually very expensive.
We are also planning on having good monitoring in case if any device fails. The administrator of the system will then see an alert notification that a disk has failed and needs replacement.
Please help us funding this wish. The new functionality will help IPFire to become even more suitable for use in companies where high availability is an important requirement. This is a great solution which works for everyone and will additionally boost the disk performance and saves you buying an expensive hardware RAID controller.
Launched: April 16, 2015 at 12:00 am • This funding runs until the goal is reached. | http://wishlist.ipfire.org/wish/raid-support-for-high-availability | 13 | 0.889054 | Organizational Announcement
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Oct 29 AT 11:42 AM Taylor Wimberly 19 Comments
John Carmack and id Software to port Rage game to Android
UPDATE: John Carmack has a new blog post up discussing Rage on iOS. Really good read.
PREVIOUS: John Carmack, co-Founder of id Software and lead programmer of hit games like Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, and Quake, just tweeted that he is porting Rage to Android. We first saw Rage when it was presented as a tech demo on the iPhone 4 at Quakcon 2010, but it has since turned into a full-blown game.
This doesn’t come as a huge surprise since id Software posted a job listing for an Android developer last month, so it sound like they might have found their man (or woman).
Like we said last time, the graphics looked amazing and will make a lot of Android fans jealous, but most of the latest Android phones actually have the power to duplicate the same performance. Carmack also said the visuals in his Rage demo matched anything from the Playstation 2 or original XBOX.
Carmack originally said he was “spot-surveying” the Android ecosystem to see if it was worth supporting and would evaluate it again in six months but something must have excited him enough to move up the schedule. Maybe NVIDIA lent him a Tegra 2 phone.
We also know from a previous post that Epic Game’s Unreal Engine 3 is also coming to Android, so we now have the top two PC game engines making their way to Google’s mobile OS.
These are pretty exciting times for Android fans who like to game. Bring on that PlayStation Phone project and the dual-core phones!
If you want more Rage goodness, head over to YouTube and watch the trailer for the PC game.
[Thanks Stephen for the tip]
Source: Twitter
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• http://Website Skynet
Do you think the Samsung Epic will be able to play these games well?
• http://androidandme.com Taylor Wimberly
Yup, the Epic 4G has a faster GPU than the iPhone 4.
• http://www.toysdiva.com PixelSlave
I guess it’s an easy survey. Judging from the target audiences of hard core games, and the target users of Android, it’s easy to see the link. After all, we are talking about a platform with the word “Droid” in it.
• http://Website Mike
Looks like I’m gonna need a new phone soon. Preferably one made by Sony Ericsson for video games.
• http://Website Khush
a lot of android phones have faster processor than iphone yet my 2nd gen I touch can run any game better than any current android phone.
• http://Website mike
What about the Evo?
The EVO unfortunately doesn’t have a great GPU for 3D graphics. The first-gen Snapdragons don’t fare very well with their Adreno 200 GPU. The Epic’s GPU, for example, can render polygons about 4 times as fast.
• http://Website Calvin
Well I hope I can play this with my vibrant
You can, best 3D graphics processor available in a smartphone right now. Better than the iPhone 4 by a fair margin.
• http://Website Skynet
How can I reduce the RAM usage on my Epic. I check my task manager and its using 272 RAM is there a wa to lower it?
Is there also a link to a easy guide to root the EpicM thank you!
• http://Website BOFslime
Well, yes, uninstalling unused app’s will reduce the memory footprint. However, you WANT as many applications loaded and ready (sleeping) in memory as possible, this is what makes the phone snappy. You touch on an app and its instantly ready to use, where as free memory does nothing for you and is considered wasted. Android is also very good about automatically killing your least used app should it ever need to make more space in order to load a particular app. (this makes task killers redundant and in some cases lower the performance of your phone).
BOFslime is right, Android works a little differently when it comes to memory. You want your memory full; it allows for better performance than pulling data out of non-volatile storage.
• http://Website Khush
Lol you down rate my comment but no reply just shows android fanboys are just as bad as iphone ones (i am neither I have both I am just posting my opinion)
• http://www.twitter.com/DrJeckyl Dr.Jeckyl
Well your opinion is your opinion but it’s factually wrong. I won’t spit out spec numbers for the pure fact that they are 2 totally different platforms and they mean nothing to one another.
What Android phone do you have and what ones have to tried high tech games on?
• http://Website Khush
Thats my point clearly everyone focuses on the specs but android isn’t optimized aswell as ios so everyone just complains about faster processors when iphone can run all apps faster than my galaxy s which has better hardware
That’s not really true. The problem is that the developers for iOS (I hate using that brand since I still think of Cisco routers when I say “iOS”) have had much longer to work with the Apple SDK.
Google is working to flesh out their SDK further, but it’s not really a limitation of the Android OS, it’s a limitation of the developer’s know-how and the development tools they have available.
• elijahblake
anytime I see the word PORT and Videogame I don’t get very excited!!!
I’ll be playing this on the ps3 anyway
• http://Website Anton
A galaxy s running this game must be frickin awesome!
• http://vdcbb162.huashanforum.com/ Game Software
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Shatter to write to Magdalene survivors after criticism of State’s response
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JUSTICE MINISTER ALAN Shatter is to write to one of the advocacy groups for survivors of the Magdalene Laundries after the government was criticised for a lack of response to their concerns.
The Magdalene Survivors Together (MST) group said earlier this week that the Shatter and the Minister of State for Disability, Equality and Health, Kathleen Lynch, had failed to undertake a “restorative and reconciliation process” which was promised to them last September.
“It is quiet clear that Kathleen Lynch and Minister Shatter have completely failed the women on both of these counts. The Restorative and Reconciliation Process has been completely and utterly forgotten about,” the group said this week.
“Both Minister Shatter and Kathleen Lynch have made no attempt to explain why this process has been delayed, held up or indeed as Magdalene Survivors Together see it, abandoned altogether.”
The group met with Senator Martin McAleese this week who is chairing an inter-departmental committee examining the State’s involvement in the institutions which operated in Ireland from 1922 to 1996.
The group has submitted over twenty survivor testimonies which they say outlines the State’s interaction both directly and indirectly with the institutions.
Almost a year ago, a UN Committee Against Torture recommended that an inquiry be held after stating that it was ”gravely concerned at the failure of the State to protect girls and women who were involuntarily confined between 1922 and 1996 in the Magdalene Laundries”.
Another survivors group, Justice for Magdalenes, criticised the government this week for what it said was an unacceptable delay in implementing the recommendations of the UN committee.
A Department of Justice spokesperson told TheJournal.ie this week that the Minister will be writing to the MST group this week.
“With regard to the restorative and reconciliation process, I can advise that Minister will shortly be writing to the Magdalene Survivors Together group on this matter.
“At this point, I cannot pre-empt what the Minister’s plans are in relation to the process,” the spokesperson said.
The inter-departmental committee is due to make its final report in the autumn, a report which the Department of Justice said would then be considered.
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Veterans Court Program Expectations
Arrive on time
You must arrive on time for Veterans Court and all of your scheduled appointments. Court sessions start promptly at 10:30 A.M. If you arrive 15 minutes after a session begins you may be admonished and told to return at the next sessions.
Attend all scheduled sessions or appointments
You must attend any and all scheduled court dates, treatment sessions, support group, meetings or conferences. If you miss due to medical issues, you must: 1) call your case manager so a bench warrant is not issued; and 2) provide medical verification to your case manager.
Contact a Veterans Court Case Manager
If you are having any kind of difficulty, including making your appointments on time, contact a Veterans Court Case Manager. You cannot change your treatment plan on your own. Contact your Veterans Court Case Manager right away if a problem arises.
Meet with your attorney
Keep your scheduled appointments with your attorney to ask questions of him or her, especially if you are confused or uncertain about the Court process. The Veterans Court Public Defender is Not your Attorney.
As a participant of a program based on being clean, sober and healthy, narcotic medications are only taken if necessary and are prescribed.
If you have a question to whether or not your current medications are narcotic, speak with your doctor, pharmacist or ask your Case Manager for assistance.
Non-alcoholic beer contains alcohol.
No alcohol means no alcohol!!!
You must notify the Veterans Court of any medications that you are prescribed.
You must also provide medical documentation of said medication for the Court file.
Do not take any alcohol based fluids.
Alcohol based fluids are, for example, cough syrup, Listerine, etc. There are items sold over the counter that contain no alcohol
Expect to take random and scheduled drug tests and breathalyzers at court sessions.
Do not tamper with urine samples as they are fully observed. Tampering with your sample may lead to a jail sanction.
You are not to go outside of these counties: Floyd, Clark, Harrison, Jefferson, or Scott, Jefferson County, Kentucky only if approved by your case manager or Judge’s approval.
If an event or emergency arises, you must contact a Case Manager or report to Court to speak with the Judge. There is a “Travel Permit” that outlines all information needed in order to have the Judge consider granting permission. Ask the Case Manager for further assistance.
If your personal information changes (residence, location, phone number, etc), contact a Manager with a full update.
If you need a letter written on your behalf for another court, Division of Family & Children, etc, you must contact the Court no later than one week before you need it.
Upon entry into the program, you can sign releases for those you want information shared with (friends, family, etc).
At anytime, you may add or delete any releases. No information will be shared unless a release is on file. As required by law, release of information for friends or family may be revoked at any time. 42 CFR Part 2.
Dress appropriately for Court and all treatment sessions.
No shorts, undershirts or offensive, violent, alcohol or drug related clothing items may be worn or brought to any session. If you are unsure as to what is appropriate dress, ask a Case Manager.
Do not argue with the Judge or staff.
If you disagree with something, state your position in a calm manner and accept what is being asked of you.
Do not force or coerce any other program participant into doing anything that may harm or interfere with their recovery.
Do not make threats toward other participants, staff, the Judge or behave in a violent manner.
Do not bring drugs, alcohol, or weapons into any treatment program, meeting, appointment, or event
Veterans Court Program Requirements
• Male or female veterans may apply
• Current or prior military service
• Misdemeanor or felony offenses allowed (no serious violent and sexual offenses)
• Apply and release military and criminal background information
• Submit a copy of Form DD 214
• Complete an eligibility assessment
• Written eligibility notification is sent to the veteran, attorney, prosecutor and the court where the charges are filed
• Sign voluntary participation agreement
• Admit to the Court the crime
• Be open and honest at all times
• Complete an orientation session
• Ongoing monitoring and interaction with Court and Case Manager
• Comply with all program requirements.
• Be accountable for your actions
What services are available to veterans?
Services available to military veterans may include:
• Anger Management
• Community Service
• Drug & alcohol testing
• Education
• Electronic Monitoring
• Employment or Vocational training
• Evaluation or Treatment
• Halfway House
• Ignition Interlock
• Inpatient Drug Treatment
• Parenting Classes
• Personal Counseling
• Residential Housing
• VA Care
• Portable Breathalyzer
• Other treatment as needed
How does the community benefit from a veterans court?
Public safety will improve when service members who honorably served, but get in trouble with the law, receive the services needed to reintegrate and contribute to the community again.
• Repeat crime will decrease by the rehabilitation of veterans within the court system.
• Our community will save money and resources by using federally supported treatment programs to assist veterans.
• Taxpayers will save money when the cost of incarceration is reduced.
• Criminal activity will decrease.
• Outcomes for veterans will improve so they are restored as productive and valuable community members.
• “Veterans write a blank check, up to and including life. We Americans deposit it into our freedom account. Veterans Court restores some of the vets’ investment.”'
How often is Veterans Court?
Veterans Court sessions are held in Clark and Floyd County depending on your risk assessment. Clark County is held every other Tuesday at 10:00 A.M. in the Clark County Circuit Court 1 it is located on the 2nd Floor on the East Wing of the County Government Building at 501 East Court Avenue, Jeffersonville, IN and Floyd County is held every other Tuesday at 10:00 A.M. in the Floyd Superior Court 3, 311 Hauss Square, Room 421 in New Albany, Indiana.
What are the 10 key components to Veterans Court?
1. Veterans Court integrates treatment services for military service connected issues, such as medical, mental, alcohol and other drug treatment services, with justice system case processing.
2. Using a non-adversarial approach promoting public safety, while protecting the participant’s due process rights.
4. Veterans Court provides access to a continuum of medical, mental, alcohol, and drug treatment and rehabilitation services.
5. Abstinence from alcohol and other drugs is monitored by frequent testing.
6. A coordinated strategy governs Veterans Court responses to participants’ compliance.
7. Ongoing judicial interaction with each Veterans Court participant is essential.
9. Continuing interdisciplinary education promotes effective Veterans Court planning, implementation and operations.
10. Forging partnerships among Veterans Court, public agencies and community-based organizations generates local support and enhances Veterans Court.
Proof in the Patriots
Army Staff Stg. Geddy Engleking tells his first-hand account of how Indiana's Veterans Treatment Court affected his life.
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Grapes in Port Wine Sauce
• 1 cup (250ml) Port wine
• 1 2-inch x 1/2-inch strip of orange peel
• 1 cinnamon stick
• 1 tbsp (15ml) honey
• 3 cups (1 pound or 454g) halved red or black seedless California grapes
1. Combine wine, orange peel, cinnamon stick and honey in a saucepan and bring to a boil, stirring to dissolve honey. Reduce heat to medium-low and simmer until liquid is reduced to about 1/3 cup (80ml), about 15 to 20 minutes.
2. Using a slotted spoon, remove the orange peel and cinnamon stick and discard. Stir in grapes. Allow to sit, stirring occasionally, for at least an hour or up to two hours at room temperature, or refrigerate in an airtight container for up to three days.
3. Serve over ice cream, frozen yogurt or in a small dish on its own, with biscotti.
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Calendar Review
WorkSource and Longview Library Team Up for Jobs
Hiring Event
Date: 4/26/2018 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Cost: Free
WorkSource Cowlitz/Wahkiakum and the Longview Public Library are teaming up to bring a hiring event to the community at the library April 26 from noon to 3:00 pm. Bring your resume and speak to employers that are hiring!
Don’t have a current resume? The library offers one-on-one resume building help by appointment and WorkSource resume writing classes. The next WorkSource Resume Workshop is April 20 from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. You will need to register for the class.
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Grand Funk Railroad
Shinin' On
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After racking up their biggest success to date with We're an American Band, Grand Funk Railroad decided to keep a good thing going by retaining Todd Rundgren as their producer and continuing to push their sound in a pop/rock direction. The end result has its moments but is not as strong as We're an American Band. Although the songs are tight and benefit from a strong performance by the group, the material simply isn't as inspired this time out: songs like "Please Me" and "Getting Over You" are energetic but lack the infectious hooks and clever arrangement touches that would make them stick in the listener's memory. Shinin' On's best songs are the ones that became its single releases: the title track infuses its hard-driving, spacy rock groove with some surprisingly ethereal vocal harmonies and the cover of "The Loco Motion" turns this dance classic on its ear with a stomping beat and a screeching guitar lead from Mark Farner. Other tracks make up for their lack of hooks by experimenting with the group's sound in interesting ways: "Mr. Pretty Boy" is a creepy slow blues that features an atmospheric Mellotron backing and "To Get Back In" is a full-fledged soul song built on thick combination of organ and horns. In the end, Shinin' On is too unfocused and uneven to win over non-fans but Grand Funk Railroad fans will find plenty to enjoy on this album.
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Wednesday, July 18, 2018
When Were Times Good?
These ARE uncertain times. There is no doubt about THAT. But the times have always been "uncertain." Each era (whatever definition) is composed of unique circumstances and forces that dictate the public demeanor. We often tend to overlook that.
O.K. I've stated the obvious oafishly. I am, however, in search of a point. I have one and I'm going to make it. "Make" it might be overstating. I'm going to try to say it. I haven't really spent much time thinking about how to "make" the point organizationally. I am hoping, however, that the truthiness of it will be clear.
I'm tap-dancing around it, I know. Basically it is this. Quit condemning my culture if you weren't raised in it. Yes, I do. I have a culture. Too many people believe they understand it because it was "dominant." It had its own language, they say, that silenced the "other." It was bad.
There is too much "reach back" of the sort my "people" used when criticizing "The Greatest Generation." We did it, and it was wrong. My generation did not understand their parents' generation, but we didn't feel we needed to be in the right to criticize. We invented a new language, scripted new creeds, followed new leaders.
We had different drugs and we had sex. That's right, we invented a new kind of sex that had never been dreamed of before.
O.K. I've lost my tongue somewhere in my cheek and lost my point altogether. Like I said, I haven't thought this through. I just felt it when I saw this yesterday.
"Candy." We had a copy of the book in our Jr. High School. Not in the library, of course. Some kid had apparently stolen it from his or her parents and it passed from clandestine to secret hand, worn, dogeared, stained, appropriate passages underlined and annotated with crude marginalia. I doubt that many read the entire book. I did. I was a reader.
When I saw this in the New York Times yesterday, I wanted to take a shower. Look at those fellows. And why did it take TWO of them to write it? Did they have to pool their sexual "knowledge"? Who knows. But as an anthropologist, I can only wonder at costuming and plumage and what it might say about their tribe. There has been, perhaps, cultural transference to members of the Russian Mafia tribe who had a big influence on similar peoples in Eastern Europe.
That, at least, would be my preliminary thought.
What I remember of the times, though, (to try to get back to my point) is that boys envied girls. Sexually. They had a power we would never know. If I were a girl, boys would say with desire and longing, I'd screw EVERYTHING. You see? They could. As a boy of the times. . . well. . . as it was for Southern and Hoffenberg, sex was an almost unobtainable myth. We knew that the act revolved around a few girls who we only knew through reputation. If I were a girl, I thought. . . .
So. . . OK? Are we clear? Boys wished that they were girls. But we weren't, so we had to fight with other boys all the time. But that isn't what we really wanted to do. Nope. Hell, our parents and the school officials wouldn't even let us grow our hair long. If you did, you had really be ready to fight. We were considered transgendered, I guess.
When one of the school's badasses stripped in gym class and revealed he was wearing his girlfriend's underwear, however, we all went mad. Jesus Christ, Ricky. Holy shit.
Candy, the male fantasy. It's easy to criticize now. We're culturally superior to all that.
Oh. . . the picture. This was a girl from college in an advanced photography class. I didn't really know her. I'd seen her around the lab but we had never spoken. One day she asked me if I would help her with her photo project. She was doing self portraits with a medium format camera and needed someone to make sure the framing was right and to trip the shutter button. This photo is one of the ones I took for my project before I helped her with hers. I was a bit shy. When I had finished taking a few, we set up her camera on a tripod very close to the ground. Then she squatted down before the lens, legs akimbo, and I just about shit myself. Really. My bowels went loose. Here she was. . . in the flesh. . . and I could merely concentrate on my sphincter. I'd never met anyone like her before. I was astonished.
I never saw the final prints from her project. This picture--well, a real print of this image, not this, which is a scan from a disintegrating proof sheet, the only remains after my mother through away all my negatives from that time--was chosen for the student art show that term. It and a photograph of my girlfriend and I naked as John and Yoko.
Those were different times, different values. Like so much else, they've been drawn as political cartoons.
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The morning began with Mrs. Laura Bush making a quick stop at the American Consulate in Dubai to meet the staff and children of the staff. The motorcade then traveled to the airport to make our way to Riyadh. After receiving the royal treatment (literally) upon landing, our visit began with the first ever screening clinic in the Kingdom.
Two issues make breast cancer especially tough for women of this region of the world: their disease presents more than a decade earlier than for American women and the culture is such that the disease is most often diagnosed at Stage 3 and 4. There is the fear of abandonment by husbands and the fear that their daughters will be seen as undesirable.
We were joined in Riyadh by Dr. Kendra Woods of MD Anderson, who is our medical partner in the Middle Eastern venture and in our Latin American venture. Her enthusiasm is boundless and she always praises Komen.
Ambassador Ford Fraker briefed us all on protocol and confirmed the incredible significance of the partnership. One of the journalists traveling with us used the term "pink diplomacy," indicating that what we were doing was beyond health and encompassed the fundamental empowerment of women.
The launch of the U.S.–Middle East Partnership for Breast Cancer Awareness and Research took place at King Fahad Medical City in a large auditorium filled mostly with men. There were several women there (covered completely and sectioned off by themselves), and we were told that even two years ago it would never have happened that men and women were together.
The ceremony was nicely done and the cameras were rolling. Both Mrs. Bush and Kendra did a lovely job of acknowledging Nancy G. Brinker's role in this historic partnership and of the tireless efforts of Erin Walsh from the Department of State. Erin is a breast cancer survivor diagnosed at a young age, and she has been a driving force behind the U. S.-Middle East Partnership. When others thought it might wane, she did not take no for an answer. She has been a real friend to Komen.
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"Most Relaxing Game Ever Made"
This game is a game for either creative minds, or just about anyone can pick up very easily; a low price for a simplistic yet high quality game with infinitely unbounded depth to it. Even in its beta stage it still fares very well, and it calls for a lot of creativity and fun!
Story: There is no story for this kind of building game, which is excusable. Nothing else to say here.
Graphics: 10/10
2011 revolutionary take on graphics of a game; instead of the epic, crisp, and realistic technicality trend you see mostly in this current generation, Minecraft focuses on pixels, which is innovative and provides the ability to interact with the environment, craft and synthesize tools out of raw materials, and to create structures at your will. This is primarily the focus of the game, and it's excellent to see an old concept brought back onto the spotlight today.
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The sound is simple, like the game itself. The music is peaceful and harmonious, the sound effects of mobs, walking on grass, breaking blocks, and water are virtually natural. But what I love most about the sounds is the sound effect of the player taking damage (OOH OOH OOH), one of the funniest sounds I have heard in a while. The only problem I have is that the night is too dark and you can not adjust the brightness, but the next update is going to grant us that.
Gameplay: 10/10
Minecraft is fun, addicting, relaxing, a game meant for everyone to enjoy the fun. Players may be able to do whatever they want, interact with the world entirely to their will, although griefing is highly looked down upon for obvious reasons. There are an infinite number of things you can do in this game I won't really go much in detail, but examples include building, mining, fishing, hunting, interacting with other players on multiplayer, etc. Enjoy the fun! Community-wise it's the same as every game, but minecraft can't really avoid it at all; no game can. Minecraft servers do have a lot of restrictions and rules and whatnot which eases the amount of griefing, although the administrators of servers have a tendency to overly abuse their powers and possibly make your life miserable. Other than that, you can play single player or multiplayer just fine.
Replayability: 10/10
It is literally infinite replayability. It's a game you can screw around with when you are bored. New updates make the package better and better. The price you pay for Minecraft is already low, new updates add to the value even more, similar to Team Fortress 2 before it went free. It is well worth it, in my opinion, as with so many others' opinions too.
Conclusion: I think this game is awesome, it stands out for an excellent reason; all these aforementioned factors really attribute to the almost flaw-less game. It is a must-buy, the price is cheap, there is a lot of depth and stuff you can do in this game, whether you want to just hunt mobs or create the ultimate castle, that is your choice. There is so much to do in this game, and for being pixelated, it looks fantastic, and the creative structures people design will leave you awe-struck.
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April 22, 2009 13:22 IST
The Obama administration is apparently committed to alleviating India-Pakistan tensions and consequently influencing the Pakistani army to focus on the internal terrorist threat from the Al-Qaeda and the Taliban and not India, in order to advance Washington's AfPak agenda.
Under Secretary of Defence for Policy Michele Flournoy, who co-chaired the Afghanistan-Pakistan interagency policy review along with Special Representative to Afghanistan and Pakistan Richard Holbrooke and Bruce Riedel, acknowledged in Washington on Tuesday that the Pakistani army's focus on India as the major threat despite the obvious internal existential threat from terrorism was a tangible manifestation of the "very deep and historic mistrust between Pakistan and India."
In an interaction that followed a major address on US Strategy in Afghanistan and Pakistan at the Center for Strategic and International Studies -- a leading Washington based think tank where she earlier served as a senior adviser-- Flournoy argued that as a result, "The only way that you are going to give the Pakistani government and armed forces the confidence to shift their focus, is to address some of these areas of tension -- to try to reduce tensions between the countries, to develop confidence building measures, to allow the sort of breathing-space that would allow the Pakistani side to turn their attention to some of the internal challenges they face."
She acknowledged to a question from former US Ambassador to Pakistan Wendy Chamberlain that the Pakistani army was in denial over the internal terrorist threat and still seemed obsessed with the perceived external threat from India.
Thus, she agreed that it was imperative to work with the Pakistani army "to shift their calculus," but argued that in recent times "actually when you talk to a number of people, I think that a step process is happening, especially as the (terrorist) attacks have come further and further into Pakistan, out of the border areas and into the heart of Pakistani society."
Flournoy said, "I think there is a real growing recognition of the internal threat that some of these extremist groups pose to Pakistani society and Pakistan's stability."
"I also think part of the equation is trying to help lower their concerns about other potential threats in the region and hence the regional approach (and integral pillar in President Obama's AfPak strategy) -- that we've got to lower tensions in other areas so that there is greater confidence," among Pakistan's Army and to get it off its denial mode and obsession with India, and to get its "attention to the threat from within," she added.
Flournoy said, "This is a work in progress," and noted that "there are many cases of very close cooperation in combating these (terrorist) groups together and there are areas where we need further improvement."
She emphasised the need for "getting to a very strategic level of partnership," with Pakistan, "and a more consistent and significant level of assistance -- not just money, but in terms of training and advising and working in and across the border."
When she was asked about the Inter-Services Intelligence's involvement in Afghanistan, and its collusion with the Taliban and the Al Qaeda, and also considering that the Central Investigative Agency itself has acknowledged that some ISI elements were involved in the terrorist bombing of the Indian embassy in Kabul nearly two years ago, Flournoy ducked the question.
Earlier, in her speech too, she spoke of the dire need to work to ease tensions between Pakistan and its neighbours, and she was clearly referring to India, although she did not mentioned by name, however, she did so in the question and answer session that followed.
In her remarks, Flournoy said, "Just as events in Afghanistan and Pakistan are connected, both countries are products of heir broader regional engagement, and events in either country can profoundly affect the security and stability of the entire region."
She bemoaned that "in the past, our strategy has not fully taken these regional dimensions into account," but stressed that "going forward, we need to change that -- we need to make regional central and not peripheral to our efforts in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and that will require constant regional diplomacy."
Flournoy said, this was "one of the reasons why the President and the Secretary of State appointed Richard Holbrooke as Special Representative for the region," and predicted that "you will see him constantly shuttling, not only between Afghanistan and Pakistan, but to every regional stakeholder and beyond, in trying to affect the positions on the ground to create the basis for success."
She said, if "we fail to achieve our goals," in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and "if Al Qaeda and its associated violent extremist organisations regroup and gain additional power, it's not just Afghans and Pakistanis who will suffer. We will all be at risk -- 9/11, the bombings in London, Madrid, Islamabad, Mumbai."
"We've all learned painfully in our globalised world that we simply cannot choose to ignore the growth and professionalisation of violence of extremist groups," she said.
Flournoy warned, "And, in a nuclear Pakistan," these stakes were "as high as they can get."
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Sunday, August 12, 2012
Being Proud
Dancing is what I want in life.
Without it, I'm just a regular
old 12 year old,
with no excitement.
Dance has made me confident
and happy and that is all I
need in my life!
I am proud to be called a Dancer :)
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hanging wall vase with cast iron star flowers
close up of cast iron star shotgun shell flowers
detailed view of tripod stand wall vase
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Unique wall pocket vase with cast iron star flowers
Regular price $ 85.00 $ 0.00
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• Industrial hanging wall pocket vase that is perfect for home, office or porch patio area. I've dismantled a surveyor tripod leg and used the very bottom of it to serve as the 'wall pocket' vase. A piece of wood with 2 drilled holes will hold the flowers in place the wood and flowers are removable in case you feel like substituting with an air plant or other flowers from time to time.
• Black vase with 2 handmade cast iron star flowers with brass shell centers, flowers are removable if you'd like to seasonally substitute with different flowers or air plants.
• I have varnished everything. This hangs flat against the wall just tap nail in wall and hang. Very lightweight too!
• Vase is approx 7.5" tall and 2" wide.
• Flowers are approx 7-8" tall and fit a few inches into the removable wood insert.
Keep your art looking great, don't put in direct sun/exposure to heat/freezing/rain. I prefer art indoors away from windows but then....well I made it and like it looking the same forever!
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Why We Left the Left by Tom Garrison
Personal Stories by Leftists/Liberals Who Evolved to Embrace Libertarianism
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One political question intrigues almost everyone who studies, participates, or is interested in politics: “Why do people identify with a certain ideology and/or political party?” Numerous scholarly and popular books examine political ideology/party identification and why certain ideologies attract certain individuals. This book examines that question in two separate, yet joined phases. Why do people initially identify with the Left/liberalism and why do these same individuals abandon that ideology to evolve into libertarians? This inquiry is unique in its focus on former liberals/leftists who become libertarians.
Included are 23 stories from Americans and one Irishman, baring at least part of their souls to answer these questions. All contributors at one point identified with the Left/liberalism. Each explains what originally drew them to the left part of the political spectrum. Virtually all mention some version of the popular stereotype of liberals/leftists “caring for the average person.” And all came to see that as a wispy apparition, based more on intention than fact.
A common theme for why the liberals/leftists abandoned their ideology is the ugly discovery of the inherent elitism of leftists/liberals. Over and over in these stories, the contributors give examples of their liberal/leftist “comrades” explaining how they (liberals/leftists) are needed to steer the people in the proper direction, for their own good of course. The true believing leftists/liberals cling to this illusion. Through many different paths, the contributors to this volume come to see the anti-democratic, elitist nature of this belief.
An equally common denominator is the lack of respect for, or even acknowledgement of, personal responsibility in ones behavior. A core value of the Left/liberalism is victimhood. Everyone—women, gays and lesbians, people of color, public employee union members, the working class, and so on—is an actual or potential victim. As such, any dysfunctional behavior can always be excused as the result of societal oppression, racism and sexism, rich people and capitalists, corporations, “the man”, and on and on. Of course, negative external forces do exist, but they are not always (or even most of the time) the cause of crappy behavior or failure. Many of the stories in this book note that this refusal to acknowledge personal responsibility strongly influenced the contributor to turn away from the Left/liberalism.
Of course, disillusionment with the notion that government action is needed for every problem—real or imagined—is inherent in turning from leftism/liberalism to libertarianism. Many contributors expound upon this theme.
Many contributors also cite the power of classical liberal economic theory—truly free markets—as a factor in their leaving the Left. Real world examples of the failure of socialist/welfare state economic policy became too difficult to ignore.
Finally, a minor, yet telling, theme is the lack of humor or playfulness in liberals and the Left. Several contributors note the feeling of liberation once they rejected the dour self-importance of the Left/liberalism.
One popular conception of libertarians is that they are, for the most part, disgruntled old white guys. While that group is represented, more than 25 percent of the stories are from women and more than two-thirds are by people younger than 50. This gender and generational diversity extends to occupations—contributors include college students, law students, an attorney, a professional artist, public school teachers, a chemist, writers, a filmmaker, a law professor, a stay-at-home mom, a firefighter, the CEO of a $40 million company, a TV reporter, an editor, the CEO of a free market think tank, and a research engineer.
It is my fervent hope that this collection of stories will hasten the day when libertarianism is widely recognized for what it is—the political movement for adults.
About Tom Garrison
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I am the youngest of four children to two Dust Bowl Okies who migrated to Shafter, California in the Central Valley. My family was fairly apolitical, with Republican leanings. I graduated with a BA in political science from California State College, Bakersfield in 1974 (magna cum laude); earned a MA in political science from University of California, Davis in 1976; and finished everything but my PhD dissertation (ABD) in political science at University of California, Santa Barbara in 1980. I began political life as a typical McGovern liberal, moved left to become a card carrying member of the Socialist Party USA, and in the late 1990s evolved into a libertarian. In 1972 I joined the War Resisters League and participated in and organized anti-war protests, including giving public speeches before crowds numbering in the hundreds at UC Santa Barbara. For more than 15 years I protested a portion of my income taxes as being war taxes. In the latter years of that period, I withheld part of my income taxes from the federal government. In 1980 I was arrested, along with hundreds of others, for civil disobedience at the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant. From the early 1980s to the mid-1990s I was a hyper-active socialist: twice running for Santa Barbara City Council openly as a socialist in the mid-1980s; worked with tenants (three city-wide rent control campaigns in seven years), and gays and lesbians (Deb, my wife, was the first heterosexual on the Gays and Lesbian Resource Center Board of Directors); and fighting political cultists in California's Peace and Freedom Party (the only socialist party with ballot status in California). During this period I also found time to work full-time as an editor (from 1982 to 2000) of a political science journal published in Santa Barbara. From the early 1980s to 2000, I published several political articles in publications such as Liberty magazine, the Santa Barbara News-Press, the Santa Barbara Independent, The Socialist, Left Out, and Tenants United. In the last three years (since 2010) I have concentrated on publishing essays in regional newspapers--The Salt Lake Tribune and The Spectrum (local St. George daily newspaper). The majority of my more than 35 published articles (as of September 2013) are hiking/travel stories along with some political and humorous essays. You can contact me via email at [email protected]. Also visit the Why We Left the Left Facebook page. Your comments are welcome.
Published June 22, 2012 by BookBaby. 240 pages
Genres: Political & Social Sciences. Non-fiction
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Saving Graces
new mercies each and every day
How can i stand here with you and not be moved by you?
I was introduced to the song Everything by Lifehouse at the SFC camp. I have just one word to say; astounding. OK, maybe one word is not enough, fascinating, profound, amazing, breathtaking overwhelming… it was that good especially because the skit accompanying it was very relevant. It was like Jesus is always here beside me, God is all around me, and yet I do fail to be moved by the awesomeness of all that. The skit and words are below.
And TOB yesterday was difficult and yet easy… it had a message of how to be naked without shame, about the fall of original man due to original sin, about how we have run away from God because of shame and yet shame should bring us to God and well, a lot of things came up to show me that maybe I have not healed as much as I would like to think I have. Which makes me very sad. Yet I am happy that it just showed me that I have to keep going to God with my hurt because as Bronwyn said, He won’t allow me to heal away from Him because He is a jealous possessive God. And because He is standing right here beside me there is no need to hide. We were given so many verses on how we are beautifully made, in His image, how can I ever doubt my beauty with so much evidence of it again… how? I don’t know but I do. So Lord, this be a heartfelt plea, remove the ugliness I perceive and show me the beauty You see.
As an aside. I’ve decided to try writing again. Why oh why do I do this to myself? It’s just that the stories are in here and they are bursting to get out. They don’t seem to understand that the process of getting them out is arduous and painstaking and aaarrrggghhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It’s hard work! And no one has ever accused me of being a hard worker.
Everything by Lifehouse
Find Me Here
Speak To Me
I want to feel you
I need to hear you
You are the light
That’s leading me
To the place where I find peace again.
You are the strength, that keeps me walking.
You are the hope, that keeps me trusting.
You are the light to my soul.
You are my purpose…you’re everything.
You calm the storms, and you give me rest.
You hold me in your hands, you won’t let me fall.
You steal my heart, and you take my breath away.
Would you take me in? Take me deeper now?
Cause you’re all I want, You’re all I need
You’re everything,everything
You’re all I want your all I need
You’re everything, everything.
You’re all I want you’re all I need.
You’re everything, everything
You’re all I want you’re all I need, you’re everything, everything.
Singles For Christ Camp!
So I’m back from this weekends camp and it was an awesome God filled and blessed weekend. SFC = Singles for Christ… and no that’s not a dating club or anything, it’s a Catholic family ministry that has, Couples for Christ, Singles for Christ, Youth for Christ and Kids for Christ specific programmes. Nyashmi has always been involved.
I have been looking for fellowship and boy have I found it of late. If I take it all up I’ll have Young Adults on Monday, Theology of the body on Tuesdays, RCIA type Formation on Wednesdays (found out about this one on Sunday so want to start this week), SFC on Thursday, also starting this week, then of course Young family Sunday afternoons and teaching Catechism and Youth mass, plus Saturday mass here and there coz that’s my cantor slot now.
Hey, ma I think I’m living as close to a religious life as I can out of a convent! And loving every bit of it. Now to sort out logistics; if only I had a car.
Back to the camp…
So I only arrived Saturday morning because I was singing for St Ignatius feast day on Friday and could not miss that. Cameron would have minced me, literally. So I wake up Saturday morning just before 6 and its raining, in winter in Johannesburg!!! It’s not supposed to rain. So I prepare to leave, had slept over at the church due to mass being late and all so I am the only one awake I leave the keys were I’m supposed to and I slip out and realize I don’t have gate keys but maybe there is a guard…. umm NO!! so I am stuck outside in dismal drizzle with no keys to get back inside and no gate keys to leave … so I go ring the bell at the priest house. For a good 15 min before someone comes to help me get out. I am losing heat by the minute.
I finally manage to get into town, hunt for taxis to Krugersdorp. Which takes me another half an hour and then I get there but get to the wrong gate and Nyashmi comes to get me and I’m practically wet through.. and the temperatures are steadily dropping and the drizzle is turning into rain…. so I get there, I get assigned to a group and the rest was fantab, besides the soft ice rain that is. It was literally little balls of ice that are not hail. And of course I get my period. On the coldest day in winter which just means dysmenorrhea. Thank the Lord for blankies and hot water bottles 😀
The messages were profound esp one by this guy Kirk. I have to get his notes. Will ask for them Tuesday at TOB; how to love the way God wants us to love, the Christian way. There was this cute couple who are recently married who gave a talk on married life and of course the wife is a girl guide 😀 and I met the coolest girls this side of the world! yes i still think of myself and peers as girls.
The music was good too, quite a bit of it local compositions. It’s the good Lord affirming all my decisions and I gotta say you gotta love it! Now for me to do my part and actually put into practice what I learnt. And my confession was grand too. Not just cleansing, downright fun! The penance is going to be challenging though, when did priests move from just telling us to say little prayers for penance to telling us real life day to day penance type acts. Like, go apologise to so and so etc lets hope this time it takes longer to get back into silly habits. With God’s grace of course!
Hidden in Christ
Our household has embarked on saying a novena, for our future spouses no less and it’s been 11 days. I know 11 is more than 9 but we skipped a day in between and hence started over. What I find striking is that when we started it I was doing because I know I am to pray for my future spouse and all, though not necessarily wanting one at the moment. But as the week has progressed I’ve begun to wish for the vocation marriage more… mmm.
And then i received this from a friends email… and the first line was what I found fascinating. I thus plan on hiding myself in Christ and the devout catholic man I desire will find me!
‘A woman’s heart should be so hidden in Christ
That a man should have to seek Him first to find her.’
When I say…. ‘I am a Christian’ I’m not shouting ‘I’m clean living,’
I’m whispering ‘I was lost, Now I’m found and forgiven.’
When I say… ‘I am a Christian’ I don’t speak of this with pride.
I’m confessing that I stumble and need Christ to be my guide..
When I say… ‘I am a Christian’ I’m not trying to be strong.
I’m professing that I’m weak and need His strength to carry on.
When I say.. ‘I am a Christian’ I’m not bragging of success
When I say… ‘I am a Christian’ I’m not claiming to be perfect,
When I say… ‘I am a Christian’ I still feel the sting of pain…
When I say… ‘I am a Christian’ I’m not holier than thou,
I’m just a simple sinner Who received God’s good grace, somehow!
Pretty is as Pretty does… But beautiful is just plain beautiful!
The Eucharist – Flannery O’Connor
I was reading a blog about Father Jefferey Steel who is leaving the Anglican church to become Catholic, Deo Gratias 🙂 and I came across these two excerpts that are so profound to me. And here they are:
My children, we know when a soul has worthily received the Sacrament of the Eucharist, it is so drowned in love, so penetrated and changed, that it is no longer to be recognised in its words or its actions. . . . It is humble, it is gentle, it is mortified, charitable, and modest; it is at peace with everyone. It is a soul capable of the greatest sacrifices; in short, you would not know it again.
-St John Vianney
The other is from Flannery O’Connor whom I have suddenly discovered and now is going onto my Amazon wishlist, if only some benefactor out there would reduce my list even by one… he hehe. From first read I thought she was male… just goes to show ha! Totally invigorating and affirming!!
“I was once, five or six years ago, taken by some friends to have dinner with Mary McCarthy and her husband, Mr. Broadwater… She departed the Church at the age of 15 and is a Big Intellectual. We went at eight and at one, I hadn’t opened my mouth once, there being nothing for me in such company to say…Having me there was like having a dog present who had been trained to say a few words but overcome with inadequacy had forgotten them. Well, toward morning the conversation turned on the Eucharist, which I, being the Catholic, was obviously supposed to defend. Mrs. Broadwater said when she was a child and received the host, she thought of it as the Holy Ghost, He being the most portable person of the Trinity; now she thought of it as a symbol and implied that it was a pretty good one. I then said, in a very shaky voice, Well, if it’s a symbol, to hell with it. That was all the defense I was capable of but I realize now that this is all I will ever be able to say about it, outside of a story, except that it is the center of existence for me; all the rest of life is expendable.”
Flannery O’Connor
Mortal Sin or Venial Sin?
I’m part of this Facebook group called “We are not Crazy, We’re just Catholic” and there is this thread that discusses purgatory in a way that is so clear it’s full of ‘aha’ moments. But most profound was a post by Andy Simms which I
just had to quote… the thread had somehow lead to explaining the meaning of mortal sin and venial sin…
From Andy: ” As I understand them, Mortal sins are any sins that take glory or power from God and transfer them to those to whom it does not belong. For instance, murder is a mortal sin. The authority to determine the life cycle of a human being belongs to God alone, but when we end the life of another with intent to do so we are taking that authority upon ourselves. To worship another god is a mortal sin. It is transferring glory and honour due to God alone to another. Contraception is a mortal sin. It places the choice of when life is created on the person rather than on God. Mortal sins are sins against God Himself.
Venial sins, however, are not as damaging to the soul as mortal sins, but an abundance of venial sins could amount to a mortal sin. In this case, willful and repeated refusal to follow the commandments of God, even though these are minor in nature, adds up to a denial of the supremacy of God. Back to venial sins, though. Venial sins are those that violate the spirit of the laws of God but do not replace the authority, glory or power of God. For instance, lying about how much money is in my wallet when my wife asks me is a venial sin. Intent is very key in determining severity of sin. If I tell a lie with the intent of keeping money to myself, it is a venial sin. If I tell a lie that ultimately leads to the expected result of death to another, for instance false testimony in a capital murder trial or telling a drug dealer that someone else stole the drugs, that would likely be a mortal sin.
It all sounds very legal, but the best answer I can give you is that mortal sins are direct affronts to God and venial sins are affronts to fellow men or indirect affronts to God.
Mortal sin speaks to death to the soul, not death to the body.”
That just jumped out at me, mortal sin speaks death to the soul. If I don’t hearthat then I’m doomed. It makes me want to go to confession like now! not that I have any mortal sins that need confessing but the more often I go to confession the more grace I have to not commit the same sins over and over again… I am so going to try and memorise most of Andy’s post to make sure more people know and that I never forget… a mantra of sorts; ‘Do not commit mortal sins, for mortal sin speaks death to the soul.’ Hell is real Y’all!
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Revival retreat
The Lord knows what we need even before we do. It’s up to us to follow His will and be abundantly blessed therein. So last weekend was a Revival Retreat, for the ‘youth’ in our deanery. To say I was a bit sceptical of the whole thing would be an understatement. I was to go and practice on Friday afternoon with the praise and worship team but I was just too bummed so I did not go, for which I ended up feeling a tad guilty so got up with the cocks crow on Saturday morning got there at 7:30 and lets just say my scepticism had not abated. I would have liked to practice songs beforehand but there just didn’t seem to be time and then we had a leader’s group prayer, which I found a smidgen long. Don’t I always? And the participants just …trickled in. Finally, it went underway with praise and worship and I was getting this feeling of the Lord has brought you thus far for a reason so… be expectant.
The first session… A quarter of it went over my head coz arrogant fool that I am I was half the time correcting the speakers English and then that would lead me off into a major daydream and before you know it I have to drag my mind out of whatever land its currently in to the talk which was about waking my slumbering spirit. And I found it too long. But all in good time. So we split into groups, gender and age-based. As there are quite a number of females present I got roped into leading a group. I was thanking the Lord that I have somehow escaped leading the young ones (teeny boppers) and I have my own peers which is grand.
We begin discussing a topic to which I had only listened with half an ear. But the Lord works His miracles as always. It seems a quite number of the ladies in my group have never been to a retreat of any sort so they have no preconceived notions; like Di here who is expecting reverent coaching on how to get in touch with God (again). So we discuss the topic at hand of awakening our slumbering spiritual beings and talk as only girls together are wont to, about the relevance of our lives and we learn. Boy do we learn. It was such an eye opener and took me off my backbench and wanting to be “done” for and got me thinking on “doing for” the others. I wanted the ladies from my group to leave with extra knowledge on living Catholic lives on knowing the joys of being Catholic and on having fellowship that is second to none. And I wanted that for myself too but in this instance that was secondary. Was I ever grateful for having started teaching catechism lessons for then I actually had real catechism truths for some of the questions posed… whew!
As is wont to happen at most youth meetings relationships were talked about. Hey it’s a fact of life we love to talk about our relationships don’t we. We were taught to seek relationships in which we did not use others or allow others to use us, where love was the paramount love that was Free, Total, Fruitful and Faithful. Now I will happily say this is the love I have been seeking in any romantic liaisons I may have later and if a criterion was not met then sayonara. But I am sad to note this was not necessarily the same FTFF love I was seeking in my platonic and familial and friend relationships. Which I have charged myself to endeavour to change.
Struggling… again
I always seem to end up back here time and again. Struggling. Why Lord why? I hate the term backsliding it makes me think of being on a hill and trying to find purchase, so you climb up and use your hands even looking for any finger and toe holds. But the ground is wet with this muddy sludge and you’re not just mired in the bog, it’s pulling you down! And there seems like there is nothing you can do. No not true that there is nothing you can do; there is something you can do. See you have a guide but you don’t want to ask for help from the guide beside you. You want to do it yourself and you begin acting like a pig and thinking the sludge and crud ain’t too bad. it’s kinda fun playing in the dirt – and before you know it you are at the bottom of the hill and the stink comes up and you are asking yourself how did I get down here?!?!?
ButIi was doing so well Lord… what part of me just does not learn Lord?… I KNOW I don’t want to be down here. And I know how to keep out of this stinky bog. So why do I lose sight of You and of Your love for me and of Your light? Stand firm, steadfast in the faith, come daily to God, persevere, immerse yourself in God’s word… is this not yet emblazoned on my heart??? And yet somewhere somehow I am left again by the wayside. I don’t even have an excuse that’s the pathetic thing about it.
Way back when I used at least to justify my sins, tell myself I know it cant be that bad, I mean did God really mean 123 and not ABC, you know stuff like that. But this time around I know it’s wrong I don’t even try false justification anymore. I just went right along and did it.
It’s like a man who has developed an allergy to his favourite food, say caramel and he sees this delectable caramel cake all sticky and wonderfully gooey. Instead of taking himself away from temptation coz he knows it is bad for him it could kill him, what does he do? He keeps coming to view it, taking pictures and putting them on his desktop, finding new recipes for caramel cake and even trying them out himself, to give away of course. He comes to inhale in its all so wonderful scent and he cuts a piece telling himself he won’t eat it he just wants to imagine himself doing so. Before you know it he has convinced himself a 5mm teeny incy wincy corner won’t kill him and it’s in his mouth; and anyway he has his EpiPen ready.
Then it dawns on him after that minuscule taste that what he is doing is wrong, wrong, wrong. He may as well be eating the whole thing and having an EpiPen won’t save him if he keeps that cake around so he comes to his senses and dumps the whole thing, pictures and recipes included, in a big black bag, drives to the furthest dumpster out of town and leaves the bag there whilst he hightails it out of there. But the taint of the tiny taste lingers in puffy eyes, a rash that has developed on his lip and in a stain on his heart – well caramel does not put stains on the heart but I figure you know what I mean. So I am trying my level best to take myself away from temptation… the pains and agonies of Christian-hood
So to help me out I have decided to pump up my one-on-one me time with God. I have never been really good with my daily devotions but I am really hoping this time it sticks and stays. I saw this beautiful plan here, An Hour with God and I am hoping that this time it works better than the other times I’ve started and it’s fizzled out. There is value in the struggle though, and I should be thankful for it. And I’m hoping that I actually turn to the Lord for help and not think I can do it all by myself. If I have learned anything this past year it’s that I have no control over anything. I may make plans but the world always comes in my way and I can not change a single thing by worrying.
Makes me think of this verse, have no idea where it is in the bible, but it goes something like “who of you can add a single hair to their head or a single year to their lives by worrying”. I may have paraphrased a lot… see am still a long way from memorising my verses.
I’d best get going I have to study for my exams… how did I get here? This aked by the chief procrastinator… moi!
On a sin… and communion (Part I)
Dilemma! Or not. When you sin and you know it’s a sin it’s different from when you sin and you didn’t know if it was sin and also different from when you sin and you weren’t sure it was in. So in which category am I in?… the latter I’m afeared on this current dilemma item.
What is sin? In this day and age, the lines between right and wrong get so blurred and logic is sometimes used to present an argument against doing what is right, we do love to rationalise don’t we? If one is not sure if something is sin what does one do? In my case, I asked around a bit but not enough, just enough for me to do the something. And then only after asking around a little more or sufficiently I find ’tis been a sin all along, so what to do? Stop, of course, that’s a given (I hope), repent and do better…
So what is the sin I’ve been grappling with? Receiving communion in a church that ain’t Catholic.
I remember how huge it seemed on day one then you let people talk to you and one rationalises and the deed loses it’s ‘horror aura’ and becomes less sinister. But that niggling that came from God never left me, it just didn’t gel with my spirit you know. And so I researched some more and was led to the Catholic on-line forum and asked my question and I am getting ‘educated’… no better word for it… so watch this space and I will give more info as I get it… or just go to the discussion, click here.
some may be thinking what’s wrong with receiving communion in another church, we are all Christian and we all want to be united spiritually in the body of Christ, don’t we? I get that if we believe different then we are not in communion anyway, as a Catholic I believe the Eucharist is the true body and blood of Christ in every essence except our physical experience of it. This is something I really need to study and pray for discernment on, and there is so much information I have to do a lot of sifting too, ok so let’s winnow…
God’s Will, which is love and mercy itself.
The final prayer on my Divine Mercy chaplet ends thus. I just had to comment that it is true, God’s will for me is His love and His mercy in their entirety. Now if only I could program that into my being… because I tend to wonder, especially nowadays when all is not going as planned, that Lord what is your will?… What do you want me to see, to learn, to glean if need be, please make it clear and then I sorta realise I have to submit to His will for it is infinite love and mercy to me 😀 now all I need is to learn how to submit… easy peasy ha?… This advent is proving more difficult than most.
Need the grace of charity…
So I have had an odd week. What can I say did not do as much as I had hoped to do
1. Ich habe keine plaetzchen gemacht!!!… I did not get the time to make my plaetzchen this weekend how sad is that?
2. Still no permit
3. Bone tired from go-karting (well over the weekend)
So at work, we went go-karting on Friday and we were divided into teams and during my practice
round I was all gung-ho and thinking now I know why I have always wanted to be a Formula 1 driver; and thinking I was the bees knees in my team I asked to go last so I could cement a win…only to be proven woefully wrong… getting overtaken by the red team coz I kept crashing into everything and everyone… ’twas fun bumping my CEO though! Michael Schumacher and all the Formula 1 drivers deserve all their money coz we all got so tired, sweaty and a headache… from the speed? who would have known that one has to expend quite a bit of energy to get the kart to turn round a hairpin turn, my left arm and wrist can testify. Much fun was had by all I had a blast though my pride had a great big knock… see only good came out of it! Just shows me ha? Pride comes before a crash
Then Saturday choir practice was grand (to which I was late again ) and we sang this Hillsong song Eagles wings “come live in me all my life, take over, come breath in me and I will rise on eagles wings” which on Sunday we sang as a prayer and a better mind worm is yet to be found especially for me a perpetual hum-mer 😀
We (that is the family in Johannesburg) also had a prayer meeting for my brother. He was involved in a car accident a while back… and so his leg got buggered and so he’s come to Johannesburg to see a specialist, after having gotten an unnecessary operation that did not work. He had an appointment this morning. hope it went well, will have to find out in a bit. So we prayed for his healing, for the examination to go well, for the grace to accept God’s will. All great and all except that my heart when I got there was at first in the wrong place. Not feeling very charitable to my sister-in-law which is nasty of me. And I had been listening to C.S. Lewis’ Screwtape letters which just basically were a highlight to me of how I let the powers of darkness reign supreme sometimes. Like honestly by now you would expect that I had gotten this charity thing down pat or at least to a point where I view all the people I am associated with as glorious creations of the Lord. I have generally become a flippant ol’ thing… and I hate it! So I pray Lord You change my heart coz only You can at this point.
‘Twas great to see one of the mom’s though…we sang and prayed for Zimbabwe too and generally my heart got better as I prayed coz I asked the Holy Spirit to enter my heart and help me focus on my brother my and my family and their needs and not mine and I think it worked.
Got my hair cut and relaxed and all then as soon as getting out of the saloon we got rained on! So much for having a spiffy do for the training today :D… all is vanity | http://savinggraces.blog/category/holiness/page/2/ | 15 | 0.998919 | Personal Blog
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New Article on Legitimacy and Crowdfunding Just Accepted
Today, my paper — “The Legitimacy Threshold Revisited: How Prior Successes and Failures Spill Over to Other Endeavors on Kickstarter” — co-authored with Jean-François (JF) Soublière (University of Alberta) was accepted for publication in the Academy of Management Journal.
The paper asks: How does the legitimacy conferred on entrepreneurial endeavors affect the legitimacy of subsequent ones? We extend the notion of a “legitimacy threshold” to develop and test a recursive model of legitimacy. Whereas extant research has focused on whether entrepreneurial endeavors garner sufficient support from key audiences to cross this threshold, we argue that the order of magnitude by which they succeed or fail is consequential for later entrants, too. Distinguishing “blockbuster” from “unsung” successes, and “path breaking” from “broken path” failures, we contend that recent successes and failures affect related subsequent endeavors in predictable, though sometimes counterintuitive ways. We test our hypotheses by examining 182,358 entrepreneurial endeavors pitched within 165 categories over a six-year period on Kickstarter, one of the most important crowdfunding platforms. We show that individual outcomes, taken collectively, generate legitimacy spillovers, either by encouraging audiences to repeatedly support other related endeavors or by discouraging them from doing so. Our research contributes to understanding the recursive nature of legitimacy, the competitive dynamics of entrepreneurial efforts, and crowdfunding platforms. | http://www.joelgehman.com/tag/platforms/ | 0 | 0.704573 | Academic Writing
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Elliott Nursery Bedding
A tribal motif in a muted palette creates a cozy oasis for your baby.
• Quilt is pieced cotton percale, featuring an embroidered animal design; reverses to solid cotton percale.
• Lumbar sham is a linen/cotton blend featuring an appliqué with the word ROAR; reverses to solid cotton percale.
• Decorative sham is cotton percale with chambray and velveteen appliqués shaped into a lion design; reverses to solid cotton percale.
• Crib sheeting is pure organic cotton percale.
• Bumper is cotton percale, featuring cotton chambray ties; reverses to solid cotton percale.
• Crib skirt is pure cotton percale with a cotton percale border and cotton decking.
• Machine wash.
• Imported.
Dimensions & Care
• View our nursery bedding safety tips.
• Quilt features pure cotton batting.
• Bumper features lofty polyester fill.
• Toddler Quilt: 36 x 50"
• Decorative Sham: 16" square
• Lumbar Sham: 14 x 36"
• Bumper: 10 x 160"
• Machine wash in warm water, gentle cycle.
• Use only nonchlorine bleach, if needed.
• Tumble dry on low heat; remove promptly.
• Warm iron as needed.
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Affordable Ways of Updating Your Kitchen
As one of the most used rooms in your home, the kitchen should be practical but also well-designed. Installing a new fitted kitchen can be expensive, and if there’s nothing wrong with your current one, apart from aesthetic reasons, it may not be cost-effective.
There are many budget-friendly ways that you can update your kitchen, so read on to learn about just a few.
Invest in good storage
If your kitchen is unorganised then it can make life difficult when you try to prepare meals. A cluttered kitchen can be stressful as well as increase the need for cleaning when food and crumbs build up behind everything. Good storage is always useful, whether you need a good spice rack, fruit and veg trolley or a way to organise your cereals, giving everything a proper place will make running your home a whole lot easier.
Stick with a theme
A simple yet effective way of updating your kitchen is to stick with a theme in terms of colour and design. A mismatched space can look shabby, however, by upgrading your kitchenware such as your tea, coffee and sugar pots, place mats and small appliances, you can create a modern colour scheme that instantly transforms your kitchen.
Spray your wood cupboards
As one of the main fixtures in your kitchen, your cupboards surround the perimeter of the room so they make a big impact on how it looks and feels. If they’ve seen better days then it may be a good idea to spray them a new colour and give the room a new lease of life. Spraying is a more affordable option compared to completely replacing the cupboards if they are otherwise in good condition, extending their durability and making your kitchen a place where you can enjoy cooking once again.
Here at SprayTech, based in the South East of England, we offer a range of spraying services that are suitable for domestic, industrial and commercial clients. Our professional team are on hand to deliver high-quality results that you’ll love, so get in touch today for more information. | https://www.spraytechltd.com/category/blogs/ | 13 | 0.381329 | Organizational Announcement
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Installations Resources Expert
Company Name:
Booz Allen Hamilton
Title: Installations Resources Expert Location: Virginia-Fort Belvoir
Key Role:
Serve as the senior Subject Matter Expert on Army installation resourcing and facilities management. Map facilities resource requirements generation from HQDA to field-level organizations. Recommend process improvements and identify data quality issues to maximize the quality of databases of record which generate resource requirements, including GFEBS, HQIIS, and ISR. Develop estimates of degree of accuracy of real property data and recommend and implement improvement. Conduct analysis of facility quality, age, and other factors to determine true requirement of Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (SRM) funding. Support the identification and vetting of Military Construction (MILCON) funding, evaluate projects, and monitor project execution. Evaluate quality and completeness of organizational real property records management and provide regular update briefings, analysis, and recommendations to SES and General Officer-level Army installation management leadership. Advise GS15- and Colonel-level leadership on means for improving requirements generation and audit readiness.
Basic Qualifications:
-8 years of experience with DoD facilities and real property management
-4 years of experience with Army financial management and PPBES
-2 years of experience with audit readiness
-Experience with GFEBS, HQIIS, PRIDE, IFS, ASIP, RPLANS, ISR, and similar HQDA installation management systems
-Secret clearance
-BA or BS degree
Additional Qualifications:
-4 years of experience with the Army Installations Program Evaluation Group (II PEG)
-4 years of experience with SRM and MILCON funding and project execution
-Experience with attaining the rank of Lieutenant Colonel or GS14
-Experience with Army master planning
-BA or BS degree in Business, Statistics, Finance, or Mathematics
-GFEBS and PMP Certification
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University at Buffalo - The State University of New York
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Steven Miller
Associate Professor Steven Miller
Associate Professor, Director for the Center of Psychoanalysis and Culture, Director of Undergraduate Studies
Office: 415 Clemens Hall
Phone number: (716) 645-0687
E-mail address:
psychoanalytic theory, continental philosophy, 19th- and 20th-century European literatures, translation studies
Current Courses
Spring 2015
Eng 254 - Science Fiction
MWF 2:00 - 2:50
Reg. No. 23122
Eng 301 - Criticism
MWF 1:00 - 1:50
Reg. No. 23126
Selected Publications
• War After Death: On Violence and Its Limits (Fordham University Press, 2014)
• "Lacan at the Limits of Legal Theory: Law, Desire, and Sovereign Violence." Penumbra: Counter-Histories of the Present, ed. Sigi Jöttkandt (Victoria, Australia:, 2013).
• "Literature and the Right to Marriage," theoretical introduction to special issue of Diacritics, 35. 4 (Winter 2005): 3-22.
• "Open Letter to the Enemy: Jean Genet's Holy War." Diacritics 35.4, (Summer 2004): 85-113.
• Étienne Balibar, Citizen Subject and Other Essays on Political Anthropology (Fordham University Press, in process)
• Catherine Malabou, The New Wounded: From Neurosis to Brain Damage (Fordham University Press, 2012).
• Jean-Luc Nancy, Hegel: The Restlessness of the Negative (University of Minnesota Press, 2002). Co-translated with Jason Smith. | http://www.buffalo.edu/cas/english/faculty/faculty_directory/steven-miller.html | 12 | 0.665127 | Organizational About Page
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Family Portrait Photography in Colorado
Family portrait n Denver
family portrait photographer in colorado
family portrait photographer in colorado
Family Portraits in essence they are pictures with your favorite people, but have you ever seen family photographs of the Kennedy’s sailing on their yacht in the Potomac? If you did, you would have noticed that their best family pictures are candid from everyday life. Sure they have few posed portraits, but the true and most meaningful ones were the portraits captured from daily life; those are the ones I enjoy the most.
The family portraits I’m after have a bit of that lifestyle in them where the camera is completely ignored. Photography is about life so let’s catch some of that.
Your portrait session starts with me trying to get to know you and I want to know the fun stuff about you. Something from your life that would add to your family portrait. My general rule is, the more you plan ahead the more you get in return.
At the end of the day we will have something tangible for your kids to keep when they grow up.
Sessions include:
• On-line Gallery
• High-resolution .jpg files.
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"CAFE ROUGE" - Matted Print
\"CAFE ROUGE\" - Matted Print
The original Parisian painting of a red cafe is simply titled Café Rouge. It is of Le Lutèce, located on 8 Boulevard Saint-Michel which is on the way from the Latin Quarter to the Musée d'Orsay. Although I realize there is a chain of restaurants named Café Rouge now, there are many small cafes with red awnings in Paris which look beautiful and romantic below the ivory and blueish balconied buildings, almost mirroring the French flag.
This print includes a mat pre-cut to fit a 18x24" frame in soft greyish beige as shown.
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Book Review. Manhattan Beach.
I received a copy of this from the publishers via NetGalley.
I am embarrassed to say that Manhattan Beach is my first Jennifer Egan. A Visit From the Goon Squad has been on my TBR pile for too long. All I can say is that having read Manhattan Beach I will definitely be moving Goon Squad to the top of the pile.
Manhattan Beach begins in Depression era New York when eleven year old Anna Kerrigan accompanies her Irish American father to the lavish home of nightclub owner, Dexter Styles. Eddie Kerrigan, is looking for work with Styles who also has ties to the Mob. A few years later we learn that Eddie has diasppaeared, leaving Anna to support her mother and disabled sister Lydia. The novel then shifts between the storylines of Eddie, Dexter and Anna as we follow their lives and unravel the mystery of what happened to Eddie.
I completely loved this book. It was a lovely, cosy, October read. Egan’s writing of the ports and sea are tremendously evocative and for me it was a perfect book for when the nights are drawing in. This is a novel of greys, blues, nightclubs, ship building, all tied up in beautiful and unpretentious writing. Depression era America is a time in history that I haven’t read much about and I thought it was really well researched and so vividly told I can see it transferring well to film.
It has been a while that I have enjoyed reading all the characters in a book. I seem to have gone through a spate of reading books with characters that annoyed me or that I didn’t feel anything for. Not so Manhattan Beach. All the characters were so vivid and well written. I was worried the concept of ‘gangster’ Dexter Styles could be a bit 2dimensional but I really enjoyed his chapters. I would actually say that it is a talent of Egan to make even the most unlikeable characters seem in some way likeable and I did end up having sympathy with Styles and Kerrigan. Anna is a great character. A female role-model if you will. Plucky, independent, intelligent and ambitious. Her ambition to become a deep sea diver in a male dominated world was so refreshing. She does not let Lieutenant Axel’s incredulity put her off:
“If you don’t mind me asking, Miss Kerrigan, whose idea was this?”
“Mine,” she said. “Entirely mine.”
“Entirely yours. But entirely your idea didn’t get the commandant to telephone me yesterday and ask me to see you.”
“My supervisor, Mr. Voss-.”
“Ah. Your supervisor. Mr…Voss.” He drew out the name as though its syllables were the last bits of meat he was sucking from a bone. Then he grinned. “I imagine he’s just as eager to please you as your are to please him.”
The mockery blindsided Anna, but the crude power of the insult expressed itself more slowly, like a burn. It made the Lieutenant seem unhinged. She noticed an unnatural hush quivering around them in the small building, and wondered if he was performing for a hidden audience.
Coldly, she said, “Is there a test you give people to see if they can dive.”
I also found her relationship with her sister incredibly moving and on two occasions it actually brought a tear to my eye! Anna’s determination to take Lydia to see the sea is beautiful. Even brazenly asking Dexter to drive them to the beach.
This was a brilliant read, unpretentious, evocative and with great characters.
My thanks to the publisher.
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If X-Men: First Class is a runaway hit, Josh Schwartz and Jamie Moss are going to be PISSED. But if it flops, it will be a welcome relief. That's because both worked on earlier drafts of the script but won't receive any credit. Or more importantly, bonuses or royalties. The ones lucky enough to receive extra payment are Sheldon Turner and Bryan Singer (story credit) and Ashley Miller & Zack Stentz and Jane Goldman & Matthew Vaughn (screenplay credit).
To make matters worse Sheldon Turner, a writer who didn't provide any material, is being credited as such.
Here's what happened. Way back when in 2003 shortly after I finally shaved my soul patch off, Turner was brought in to write X-Men Origins: Magneto. Plans for that film went away while the studio scrambled to pick up all the money audiences threw at X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
During this time, "Gossip Girl's" Josh Schwartz was brought on to write an X-Men story that skewed younger. Then Bryan Singer announced his plans to direct and brought on his on writers. Then he dropped out, leaving the job open for Matthew Vaughn, who brought on Jane Goldman. Which means that this cake is getting cut a lot of ways but Schwartz and Turner aren't getting any no matter how long they awkwardly stand around expecting a slice. The ratio of people-to-cake is too big. (THR) | http://www.screenjunkies.com/movies/movie-news/x-men-first-class-writers-are-getting-screeewed/ | 10 | 0.577384 | News Article
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Drinking Coffee Could Help Reduce Type 2 Diabetes Risk
Researchers at the University of California at Los Angeles are of the view that coffee can help cut type 2 diabetes risk, and explain why this is so.
drinking coffeeThe plasma levels of a protein known as the sex hormone-binding globulin or SHBG are known to increase due to coffee intake. SHBG is in charge of regulating the activity of testosterone and estrogen, which are the body’s sex hormones and are also known to play a role in the development of type 2 diabetes.
According to Dr. Simin Liu, Professor at the UCLA School of Public Health and the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, drinking more than 4 cups of coffee a day was seen to reduce diabetes risk by 50% when compared to those who did not drink coffee.
In the study, women who drank four cups of caffeinated coffee each day were found to have higher amounts of SHBG than non-drinkers and were 56 percent less likely to develop diabetes than non-drinkers.
Earlier as well, the connection between coffee intake and reduced type 2 diabetes risk had been observed.
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Rotatable rectangle/room with windows in [url removed, login to view]
Please only apply if you can provide me ThreeJS examples you have made yourself. I will automatically ignore anyone that doesn't provide examples in your proposal.
Must be made with [url removed, login to view] ([url removed, login to view])
See image attached.
I would like a room with two windows (just blue squares is good) and some labels (A, B, C)
It all needs to rotate when I click and drag the mouse, so I can look at it from different angles
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Friday, July 16, 2010
So You Think You Can Dance, Season 7 - Top 7 Results
Photo courtesy of FOX
Okay, so I know this show has gone through a lot of changes this season, but I didn't realize that becoming So You Think You Can Dance: Survival of the Fittest was one of them. Apparently instead of choosing America''s favorite dancer, we will just wait until America's least injured dancer emerges out of a pile of broken limbs and bandages (sorry - that was gross).
But seriously - once Alex Wong was injured, Ashley emerged as a front-runner and now is gone due to injury, too. With only six dancers left, are we going to end up with an Adechike vs. Jose finale by default? [shudder]
Other than that depressingly awful elimination, the evening was actually one of the most enjoyable results shows this season, starting with Tyce Diorio's Broadway routine that displayed some of his most interesting uses of staging and layering to date. There were also several guest performances, including an adorable Jive by 10 year-old Fernando Martin-Gullans and 11 year-old Lauren Vayser from Mary Murphy's Champion Ballroom Academy and an excerpt by Jamar Roberts and Rachael McLaren from the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre that I will simply refer to as "White Spandex." And I obviously jumped off the couch before, during and after Twitch and Comfort brought back their Season 4 Dave Scott hip hop routine to Chris Brown's "Forever" (apparently we can like his music again - send out a memo).
Then, of course, there was "Jar of Hearts." I, like many of you, became utterly obsessed with Christina Perri's "Jar of Hearts" after Billy Bell and Kathryn performed to it two weeks ago in a Stacey Tookey contemporary routine. Watching Miss Perri performing the song at a grand piano with a trio of string players while Neil and Allison danced a breathtaking duet to it brought my obsession to a whole other level. Even better? Two weeks ago, the singer/songwriter was working as a waitress hoping to somehow break into the music business. Now she's on the Billboard Top 100 and sold over 47,500 downloads of "Jar of Hearts" in her opening week. Not too shabby at all! (Check out Entertainment Weekly's Q&A to find out more about how Christina Perri busted into the spotlight)
Of course, we couldn't just watch guest performances all night. We had to find out who would join Ashley in the Bottom Three. Somehow (oh, Lord, how?!) Adechike escaped the clutches of the Bottom Three once again, while Jose found himself in danger for the first time and Billy Bell danced for his life for the third week in a row. While Billy Bell's solo was full of great technique, it lacked any sort of emotional connection (and, too be honest, was incredibly boring). Jose, of course, had the opposite problem - that boy was fighting to stay on the show, but after watching Twitch and Comfort throw down, Jose's solo completely missed the mark in technical proficiency. Not that any of it mattered, of course, because poor Ashley and her fractured rib were sent packing as I flailed on my floor screaming at the SYTYCD gods.
Now that yet another front-runner is gone, I'm finding myself on Team Robert while also rooting for Kent and Lauren, which means all three of them will probably end up with injuries next week [karma cap].
What about you, fellow judgers? Were you as underwhelmed by Billy Bell's solo as I was? Who are you rooting for going into next week's Top 6? And are you looking forward to the upcoming fall tour now that it's been announced that dancers from Season 6, Season 7 and the All-Stars will be performing? Sound off in the comments!
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Friday, August 29, 2008
Passive Solar Heat Gain
One key element of passive solar design is to provide lots of roof overhang on south facing windows. Because the sun is higher in the sky in the summer, the overhang (if designed properly) prevents direct sunlight from impinging on the windows in the hottest months of the year. In the winter the sun is lower in the sky, so the overhang will not impede the sun from striking the windows and providing welcomed solar heat gain.
All summer, no direct sunlight has entered our great room through the large south facing windows. Recently, it has been cloudy and rainy in Kentucky, so the sun's rays haven't even reached the house. Today was sunny though and I was pleasantly surprised when I looked into the great room and saw a sliver of light beaming in on the floor. By December, this sliver of light will grow and move across the room, such that the entire north wall of the great room will be illuminated by direct sunlight passing through the south facing windows. I love it when the math works out!
It's still warm here in Kentucky, so ideally the sun wouldn't start peaking through for another month, but the warmest month (July) does not coincide with the sun's highest point in the sky, which occurs in June. Nor does the coldest month of January coincide with the sun's lowest point in the sky, which occurs in December. Therefore it was necessary to allow a little sun in the house in early September so that the benefits of passive solar heat gain could still be realized in late March. Life's a compromise.
I dug around and found this picture of the south side of the house that was taken at around Halloween 2007. As you can see, the sun (due to its annual journey to a lower position in the sky) is already fully illuminating the upper windows in spite of the overhang. Yep, that's how it's supposed to work!
The west side of the house has very few windows, because the sun always sets in the west, no matter what time of the year it is. It is hard to control unwanted solar heat gain through west facing windows on summer afternoons so we simply kept the size and number of those windows to a minimum.
Blogger Gene said...
Yay for passive solar! It's the cheapest, cleanest, easiest, greenest design feature you can put in a house, and it requires no maintenance. What's not to like about free energy?
August 29, 2008 at 8:20 PM
Blogger oldmilwaukee said...
And free Vitamin D in the winter too!
Nice blog Gene - I got a chuckle reading Mr. Bildrong's advice.
August 30, 2008 at 8:04 AM
Anonymous Carl said...
I have been reading your blog the past couple of days. Very inspiring stuff. I am in the navy right now, but I would love to take on a project like this when I get out.
It is uncanny how similar your house is to the type of house I have dreamed about. I have plenty of questions, most of which I will save until I catch up to the current post in case you cover it. One I would like to ask now; did you read a specific book on passive solar home design or was it somewhat covered in the timberframe books you have already reviewed? I have also heard of planting a deciduous tree on the south or west side of the house so that its leaves shade in the summer and lets light in in the winter. You just did not want the risk of a tree falling on your house after the ice storm?
Great blog, I am whizzing through it.
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Hi Courtney! Just found you on the Military Wives group. We lived in Japan also, and LOVED it! Just visited your blog...how do you become a follower? Nice to meet you!
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I just found your blog and enjoy seeing life in Japan. We are being stationed over there next summer in Sasebo. I'm really excited about it!
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The steep Montée de la Grande Côte has undergone superb renovations. The pleasant park is plotted so as to capitalise on the lovely views over the St Paul, St Jean and Fourvière quarters. Various species grow in tiers at the foot of the lawns, from aromatic trees and shrubs, and a collection of Japanese cherry trees, to classics such as mulberry trees producing red or white fruit in memory of the silk weavers. In the lower part are a few mullioned windows, vestiges of the Renaissance houses.
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MLS - Major League Soccer
The United States and Canada share the longest international border. However, there are many more aspects that these two countries share. For instance, their sporting leagues and tournaments are intertwined. American soccer teams, for instance, share a league with Canadian teams. The connection is so much so that it may be cumbersome to put apart Canadian teams from their American counterparts for an outsider.
MLS - national flag day
The U.S. soccer league, Major League Soccer or MLS, was founded in 1993. It currently incorporates 27 teams; 24 from the U.S. and three from Canada. MLS was set up as part of the U.S.'s bid for the successful 1994 FIFA World Cup hosting rights. The inaugural season was played in 1996, featuring ten teams.
The first years came with numerous operational and financial challenges that led to two teams being expelled in 2002, Miami Fusion and Tampa Bay Munity. However, aspects such as soccer-specific stadiums, the Designated Player Rule that allows teams to sign up to three players outside the club's wage bracket, and national TV contracts have made the league profitable.
It now enjoys the fourth-highest average attendance for any professional sports league in North America after the National Football League (NFL) and Major League Baseball (MLB), and Canadian Football League (CFL). By 2013, it already was the seventh-highest attended professional soccer league globally.
Some of the league's current teams include Atlanta United FC, Austin FC, Charlotte FC, Chicago Fire FC, Colorado Rapids, and Columbus Crew. Other teams are D.C. United, FC Cincinnati, FC Dallas, Houston Dynamo FC, Inter Inter Miami CF, LA Galaxy, and Los Angeles FC.
Minnesota United FC, CF Montréal, Nashville SC, New England Revolution, New York City FC, New York Red Bulls, Orlando City SC, Philadelphia Union, Portland Timbers, and Real Salt Lake make up the league's roster.
MLS Season Schedule
The league kicks off in late February or early March through October. During the season, each team plays 34 games. Unlike the European and Asian leagues, MLS operates a tiered reward system. The team that completes the season with the best records gets the Supporters' Shield. However, that is not all; the league's top 14 teams qualify to participate in the MLS Cup Playoffs, which happens between October and November. Aside from winning the Supporter's Shield, the team that ends the season with the highest total points also gets the home-field advantage the entire duration of the playoffs.
The playoffs culminate in the championship game or the MLS Cup, which pits the winners of the Eastern Conference against the Western Conference champions.
The competition format is such that the 27 teams geographically divided into the Eastern and Western Conferences play in an unbalanced schedule.
Because of the league's composition of 27 teams, each team plays two games, home and away, against every team in its conference, and one game against all but five teams from the other conference.
League Structure
Unlike other major leagues, MLS adopts a single-entity structure. All teams and their players' contracts are the property of the league. However, every team has an investor or operator, and these entities are shareholders in the league.
Players and Salaries
On average, MLS players earn $373,094, which is low compared to almost all major leagues. The league caps these salaries to prevent club owners from unsubstantiated spending. However, MLS has introduced rules (the Designated Player rule) and incentives that allow teams to bypass the strict cap and enlist players whose salaries exceed the set maximum.
David Beckham
Notable Players
In the nearly three decades that the league has been running, it has attracted the best of American and global soccer talent. Some greats who graced the league include David Beckham, Steven Gerrard, Javier Hernandez, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Landon Donovan, and Clint Dempsey.
League Records
Chris Wondolowski holds the league's all-time top scorer record with 166 goals. Nick Rimando has made the most appearances, having played 514 games.
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Monthly Forecast for January 2018
Dennis Kucinich needs a break during January 2018 - a 3 Personal Month in a 2 Personal Year. If possible, he should take some time off to recharge his batteries. Dennis needs sunshine, relaxation, fun, and laughter with friends. The only career aspects that are favorably highlighted are those related to creativity, and inspiring and motivating those with whom he works. It is a good time for Kucinich to express the thoughts and ideas that he has been thinking about for the past several months. Dennis Kucinich can make a favorable impression on superiors, even with ideas that are a little daring.
The drive and enthusiasm that emerged during the past months is still with Dennis, along with a certain caution born of inner change and the emotional ups and downs that arose during the previous 18 months. Kucinich is aware of his need for support, cooperation, and advice. And, during January, he finds himself establishing closer ties and better communication among those with whom he lives and works.
He should avoid stress and working under pressure now. The next five months give Dennis the strength to survive and even prosper under pressure, but he must avoid stressful situations this month.
Romance is light and playful. Again, Dennis Kucinich needs to postpone important decisions in the area of romance.
Let's see now what Wednesday, January 17th 2018 has in-stored for Dennis.
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David Couch is an Arkansas lawyer and public policy advocate. He represents people who have been neglected or abused in nursing homes. Since 2001, he has represented individuals in Arkansas and in more than 20 other states.
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Walmart to Deploy Epic EHR Platform in 4 New Health Centers
This week, retail giant Walmart announced a partnership with Epic, the country’s most widely-used electronic health record (EHR) system, as the technology platform to support its health and wellness businesses. Epic will first be installed in four Walmart Health Center clinics slated to open in Florida early next year.
The company currently operates 20 health centers in Georgia, Arkansas and the Chicago area, offering an expanded range of services including comprehensive primary care, behavioral health, dental, hearing and vision care, as well as labs and other diagnostics. Skeptics have noted that Walmart has fallen behind in its ambitious plans to broadly roll out the expanded clinics, the first of which opened in an Atlanta exurb in 2019.
The partnership with Epic, which is used by more than 2,000 hospitals nationwide, signals that Walmart is serious about expanding its role as a healthcare provider—and sees opportunity in being able to share information and connect with health systems and doctors’ offices.
However, the vision of a “unified health record across care settings, geographies and multiple sources of health data” outlined by Walmart’s EVP of health and wellness may be more difficult to achieve than expected, if the experience of health systems, who have been stymied by upgrades and version mismatches in their quest for a unified EHR, is any indication.
Welcome, Walmart, to the wonderful world of EHRs—if you thought healthcare was complicated, just wait until you begin your first Epic install!
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Day 136 – Driving
Monday, July 11th 2016
I woke up early today for a doctor’s appointment, then getting my brother’s present, but the store wasn’t open yet, then renewing my health card, but I didn’t have the correct papers, so a lot of back and forth.
Other than that, when I got home, I hopped on Pixelmom and decided to apply for Jr Moderator. I should’ve played longer before doing so, but it takes 7-10 days for a reply, so I’ll have plenty of time then. I also walked my dog and yeah.
The fun part is that my dad asked me if I wanted to practice driving for the first time. I was hesitant, but I said yes. IT IS AMAZING, IT IS LIKE A VIDEO GAME IN REAL LIFE (but with the actual possibility of injury). Anyway, it’s a lot more fun than I expected. I always thought driving was just going to be a responsibility I have to deal with at some point, but I quite like it.
That’s all for today. Sorry it’s short, I need sleep.
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Red Light, Green Light Your Kitchen to Weight Loss
Red Light, Green Light Your Kitchen to Weight Loss
This post by, Flow Personal Trainer Mackennon Klink, B.S., CSCS, CES, PN1
I’m going to share a small secret about weight loss: it totally sucks. You start off like a champ; waking up early and crushing your workout, eating a healthy breakfast and lunch, and drinking enough water throughout the day to put Aquaman to shame. Yet, when you get home, you can’t control yourself. You begin eating everything in sight, leaving behind a wake of crumbs, and wrappers, only to start building a fire pit to slow roast a small pig before that hunger strike subsides. (No one else? Just me?)
While the last example may be a touch extreme, I have found a lot of my clients (including myself) endure uncontrollable hunger urges. We spend the day carefully monitoring our diet, and once home “fall off” the diet by eating anything, and everything in sight. This kind of unregulated eating can make weight loss even more difficult and set back overall progress. To prevent this, allow me to introduce the “Red Light, Green Light“ kitchen makeover.
In this makeover the first step is to review the items inside your refrigerator and pantry. Categorize each item into red light, yellow light, and green light foods. That’s right, you are cleaning out your kitchen and getting rid of any junk food or snacks that might be a trigger food.
Red light foods, in short, are bad for you. These are the foods that make you feel sick, unhealthy, unsatisfied, and/or cause you to binge eat. Usually, these foods have a low nutrient density are bad news for your nutrition goals by containing little to no substantial nutrients. Think of these foods as empty calories as they contribute little to nothing to your diet.
Red Light foods include:
• Processed foods (Crackers, chips, bagels, cereals)
• Sugary drinks (Soda, orange juice)
• Frozen dinners (Hungry Man, etc.)
• Flavored nuts (beer nuts)
• Instant foods (Ramen noodles, microwave-ready foods)
Next are yellow light foods, Yellow light foods can be either “good or bad”. These foods depend on a few factors, such as your lifestyle, food habits, and/or diet These may be items you can eat without feeling ill, or over-indulging – but they may not be technically “good” for you. . Approach yellow light foods with caution.
Alcohol contains 7 calories per gram and doesn’t contain any useful nutrients. In fact, drinking alcohol can inhibit both fat lose and strength gains. However, drinking alcohol is socially acceptable (i.e. happy hours), and you may want to indulge with your co-workers. If you do, limit your alcohol consumption to 4 drinks a week.
Another example would be ice cream. For some people, they can resist the urge, while others have just a single spoon full. AND THEN, there are the people who simply cannot control their urges and should have a restraining order against that food. (You know who you are.)
The major key to determining yellow light foods is to be honest with yourself to prevent self-sabotage. If you don’t have that tempting food around, you will either forget about it or have to go out of your way to cheat.
Precision Nutrition’s John Berardi’s first law states, “if food is in your house or possession, either you, someone you love, or someone you marginally tolerate, will eventually eat it.” No matter how much will-power you may possess, there will be one day when you will give in to that delicious chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream.
Lastly, we have the green light foods. Green light foods make you feel well both mentally and physically. They usually contain tons of nutrients, vitamins and minerals. We want to populate the kitchen with as any green foods as possible. In short, these are the foods you know you should be eating more, yet don’t.
Green Light foods include:
• 90% or higher lean meats (chicken, turkey, ground beef, wild game)
• Fish (cod, halibut, salmon, tuna, tilapia)
• Fruits (apples, oranges, asparagus, avocados, bananas, green beans)
Placing foods into different categories can be a bit tricky and may take a while, so I suggest you take an afternoon to go through your entire kitchen and identify your own red, yellow, and green light food list. Focus on eliminating as many unhealthy or red light foods, and stockpile the healthier options or green light foods. By cleaning out your kitchen and getting rid of any red light foods (or snacks that might be a hunger trigger) you’ll be surrounding yourself with healthy foods.
Focus on populating your kitchen, refrigerator, and pantry with plenty of green light foods. Keep those items visible and convenient, so when you are hit by that hunger Mack Truck, you can sidestep it and stay on the path toward your goal and you don’t have to build that fire pit to sacrifice that poor pig.
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How to Improve the Conversion Rate of Your E-Commerce Website
06 Jan How to Improve the Conversion Rate of Your E-Commerce Website
The last decade has seen an exponential rise in the popularity of e-commerce. From a new, tentative subject, e-commerce has gone on to become one of the most ubiquitous forms of business. According to an open source ecommerce company, this industry started growing when people started sharing electronic documents in the 1980s, followed by the launch of websites like Amazon and eBay in the 1990s. Customers all over the world were suddenly able to buy everything from bricks to clothes to automobiles.
The benefits of e-commerce are many, as stated by the top e-commerce website development company. E-commerce boasts of various advantages like:
1. Being available round the clock.
2. Speed of access.
3. Availability of a wide variety of goods and services
4. International deliveries.
5. Competitive prices.
As observed by the top e-commerce website development company, all these factors point towards one common parameter – customer service.
Essentially, it is customer service that drives a business and this is no different for e-commerce. User recall and engagement are the primary factors that help improve conversion rates of an ecommerce website. A website that is quick and appealing to look at, with enough stickiness on the home page will automatically have a higher conversion rate than a website which takes time to load and has very little content that can be of any interest.
Factors that improve the conversion rates of your e-commerce website:
1. Harnessing social media.
In today’s day and age, not having a public social media profile for a brand is akin to being invisible. Since most of the users using an e-commerce site are bound to be active on social media, it is important to grab eyeballs on that platform. A study conducted by an open source ecommerce company showed that e-commerce is increasingly being tapped into by mobile users, thanks to the popularity of social media. Statistics by Invesp further show that in the year 2015, 5% of all online spending was through social media commerce, and this trend is only going to rise over the next decade.
It is important for brands to choose the right social media platform and create engaging profiles so potential customers can experience a personalized, one on one contact with the brands.
2. Videos
Product videos surprisingly have shown to increase the product purchase by almost one hundred forty four percent. This is because videos a re easy to watch and easier to understand; one does not have to go through lines of text to understand a product or service. This mass appeal of video has helped many big brands on global social media channels like Vimeo and YouTube.
3. Website UI
The website that a customer visits needs to be visually appealing and easy to use. Most people spend only 3 seconds on a home page before deciding if they will become a part of the conversion rate of the site or simply click away. Additionally, good websites are optimized to show up in organic search results, further upping the conversion rates.
4. Design
The design of a website is another important factor when it comes to improving the conversion rate of an e-commerce website. Ideally, the design should be clear, easy to maneuver through and have functional, visible conversion paths.
5. Customer’s Talk
Reviews, ratings and testimonials – these are the three things that customers can provide to help improve conversion rates. Reviews and ratings tend to make people stay on the page for longer, reconsidering their options and judging their purchasing power.
Improving the conversion rate of an e-commerce website thus depends on a mixture of customer feedback, social media engagement, use of videos and effective website design. Social media particularly has experienced exponential growth and the social media advertising industry is growing with leaps and bounds. Customers are shifting towards mobile social media, creating a new dimension for conversions.
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Embracing a moody, introspective pop sound that's smart, tuneful, forceful, and sweetly melancholy all at once, Faunts were formed in 2000 by Tim Batke and his brother Steven Batke, who hail from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. With Tim handling guitar, keyboards, and vocals while Steven contributed vocals and guitar, Faunts became a trio with the addition of percussionist Paul Arnusch. After Joel Hitchcock signed on as the group's keyboard player and Scott Gallant became their bassist, Faunts set out to make a name for themselves on Northern Canada's music scene, and steady club work led to concert dates opening for Broken Social Scene, Do Make Say Think, and Stars. After two well-received tours of Canada, Faunts struck a deal with the independent Friendly Fire label, and the group released their debut album, High Expectations/Low Results, in the fall of 2005. A five-song EP, M4, appeared in late 2007, released only via digital download services; the EP featured music created to accompany a series of short films presented as part of a multimedia project. By this time, Hitchcock had left the group and another member of the Batke family, Rob Batke, had joined the lineup on keyboards and laptop manipulations. ~ Mark Deming
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Delhi to New York cheap flight tickets
New Delhi to New York flight tickets are now available for ₹13,499 as part of an introductory offer from Wow Air, a budget carrier from Iceland. Travellers will be able to cop cheap flights from New Delhi to New York via Reykjavik, where the airline is based. Wow Air made the announcement about the fare on May 15, as it launched flights from the Indian capital to multiple destinations that are a part of its international route in North America and Europe. But though you may be able to book tickets now, you won’t be able to travel until January 15, 2019 — which is the first available flight out from New Delhi to New York with a sub ₹14,000 price tag.
The airline will ferry passengers in an Airbus A330 Neo. Direct flights from New Delhi will be available five times a week. So if you’ve already started thinking of all the things you’re going to do in New York as soon as you land, we’ll show you where to find these tickets and how to get them.
How to cop cheap flight tickets from New Delhi to New York
You’ll be able to book cheap flights from New Delhi to New York only on Wow Air’s website as of now. But once you’re on their page, don’t directly fill your travel details into the box that says ‘Book Your Flight’. Instead, scroll lower to the offers section, select the option to see more offers and find the flights the airline is offering from the Indian capital.
The tickets that are priced at $199 — which are, at the time of publishing, only available for the months of January and February next year — are the ones you’re looking for. However, you’ll only be able to book them if you’re a member of the MyWow club. But don’t worry, the sign-up process is totally free and you will discover it as you continue to book your tickets to avail of the offer.
New Delhi to New York for ₹13,499: All the details you need
But before you and your squad make a beeline to book your tickets, please note that as with all other good things in life, this too comes with a catch.
Skuli Mogensen, Wow Air’s founder and CEO, explained while speaking to NDTV that the cheap flights were available as part of the basic introductory fare and that additional taxes would apply to the price. When we checked on the airline’s website, we found that this ticket would also only allow you to carry hand luggage of up to 10 kg, provided that it fits under the seat in front of yours. You will be charged for carrying any additional baggage.
However, if you wish to be able to take check-in luggage as well, you’ll have to opt for a Wow Plus ticket which will cost you ₹21,383.
The flight will also be making a 6 hour 50 min stopover at Reykjavik’s Keflavik International Airport before proceeding on to New York. The total flight time is 23 hours and 5 minutes.
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Sleep So Late’s Favorite Albums of 2018
Ordering a list of favorite albums is harder than quitting smoking -there’s just no way I could bring myself to do it. With that in mind – here are five albums that are Sleep So Late’s Favorite Albums of 2018 in no order at all.
Favorite Albums of 2018
From top left to bottom right: Parquet Courts – Wide Awake!, Flasher – Constant Image, Idles – Joy as an Act of Resistance, Courtney Barnett – Tell Me How You Really Feel, and MGMT – Little Dark Age
Parquet Courts – Wide Awake!
I was lucky to catch Parquet Courts at the tail end of 2017. At the show they played an unnamed new song (turned out to be “Almost Had to Start a Fight/In and Out of Patience”) that was absolutely terrific. I remember thinking to myself, “Their next album is going to be a memorable one.” Wide Awake! is definitely memorable. The album is a nice balance of goofy guitar dance music with a blend of punk rock. I mean, Parquet Courts played on Ellen this year – what the hell!?
Some of the songs that pop on this one are: “Freebird II”, “Total Football”, “Wide Awake”, “Tenderness”, and the previously mentioned “Almost Had to Start a Fight/In and Out of Patience”. Even though this album is more for “everyone” it doesn’t back down. Great album that will put you in a great mood – I guarantee it.
Courtney Barnett – Tell Me How You Really Feel
Courtney’s second album isn’t as loud as Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit, but it didn’t need to be. It’s isn’t as story led as her older tracks, but it didn’t need to be either.
Tell Me How You Really Feel is an album that goes into human vulnerability and emotion like Courtney Barnett has never done before. This is heard in “Hopefulessness” when Courtney sings, “You know it’s okay to have a bad day.” This sentiment is also echoed in the 7th track on the album, “Crippling Self Doubt and a General Lack of Self-Confidence”. Tell Me How You Really Feel just feels like mature album from Courtney Barnett that definitely deserves your time.
Idles – Joy as an Act of Resistance
Idles quickly followed up 2017’s, Brutalism with this year’s Joy as an Act of Resistance. The album tackle’s issues like over-the-top masculinity and immigration among others. “Never Fight A Man With A Perm” dives into the issue of over masculinity with words like, “You look like a walking thyroid. You’re not a man, you’re a gland.” The ironic part is this album is an absolute gem for the gym. I feel like I’m shredding deep dish pizza pounds by just sitting on the couch and listening to it.
In England where immigration is a very large and debated subject, “Danny Nedelko” is a song about unity among everyone. Very off topic, but “Polish butcher” that is referenced in “Danny Nedelko” is also sung about in “Roland” by Interpol from their masterpiece Turn On The Bright Lights. This British punk album gets on this year’s list because of Idles’ unabashed and loud take on larger issues.
MGMT – Little Dark Age
MGMT came roaring back with their latest release, Little Dark Age. Their previous self-titled album, MGMT, was a type of too-cool-for-school album that just seemed to lack something. With Little Dark Age, they came back into the music world with an album that is very enjoyable. The album may even be their poppiest ever with tracks that make you want to get out of your seat. Songs like: “She Works Out Too Much”, “Little Dark Age”, “When You Die”, and “James” are the tunes that give the album the most punch. Stepping away from the experiment that was MGMT, MGMT is back. The Chicago Bears are back, tiny backpacks are back, and MGMT is back. Stand up and dream away with this release.
Flasher – Constant Image
Constant Image is a terrific debut from the Washington D.C. trio, Flasher. The album doesn’t sound like a debut, but a seasoned record from a seasoned band. The truth is the band has only been around for years.
It may be a stretch, but you can hear a little of The Clash on some of the tracks. This is also a great album for a long car ride – the tracks are mostly quick tempo and are perfect for that lengthy highway drive. It is going to be exciting seeing these guys grow as they are primed for a boom in popularity. Check out: “Material”, “Pressure”, and “Who’s Got Time?” and I promise that you’ll be hooked.
What just missed the list:
Interpol – Marauder
Peter Bjorn and John – Darker Days
Snail Mail – Lush
Skegss – My Own Mess
We Were Promised Jetpacks – The More I Sleep the Less I Dream
Beach Slang – Everything Matters But No One Is Listening (Quiet Slang)
Stephen Malkmus, & The Jicks – Sparkle Hard
Melody’s Echo Chamber – Bon Voyage
Lucy Dacus – Historian
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The main characters of Transformers Animated come with impressive coloring pages, like this drawing of Optimus Prime, the leader of the Autobots. Optimus is the commander of Autobot, the brave robots from the planet Cybertron who must face the constant menace of the evil Decepticons, who are always looking to take control and conquer the world they defend. As you probably already know, the main colors that Optimus Prime has are the color red of the arms and chest, which are the cockpit of a truck when it becomes a vehicle, and the blue of its legs, which is the part where it hooks a trailer. Depending on its trailer, Optimus can become, for example, a fire truck.
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If you like Transformers and you are a good fan of the Transformers Animated series, now you will be able to color all the characters of the series, both the Autobots and the Decepticons. Optimus Prime was originally named Orion Pax, more than 4 million years ago, on its home planet Cybertron. There, the Constructions created Megatron, the largest on the planet with special attributes, such as the ability to fly. Megatron felt superior, and understood it must be the master of the world, and after the first confrontation between Orion Pax against it, it gets damaged, but Alpha Trion fixes and gives it the ability of flight and names it Optimus Prime. Since then, it and a group of allies formed the group of Autobots, and Megatron in turn creates its army of Decepticons to engage in a struggle that will last thousands of years throughout history, even when Cybertron is destroyed and is wandering through space, until they reach the Earth as exiles, where they are pursued by their enemies to continue their struggle. On Earth, a group of humans will help them face the extraterrestrial threat to try to save the planet from hostile robots.
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The Gardener is a poetic film made using documentary-style techniques via the cameras of father and son (the Makhmalbafs) who go to Israel to learn about a religion (Baha'i faith) that they don't know much about due to its taboo status in the country of both the filmmakers' and the faith's birth - Iran. Mohsen Makhmalbaf follows a gardener who works at the Baha'i gardens to understand who he is and why he is there. Meanwhile his son Maysam rejects the concept of religion all together and goes out to Jerusalem where he comes across the sacred sites of Jews and Christians where he finds many similarities with the Islamic society he grew up in. The film questions the necessity of religious philosophy in this day and age and raises many questions from both angles through the two opposing characters. Throughout the film, questions are only asked, but no specific answers are given. It is left to the audience to think, reflect, search and find a satisfying and personal answer for themselves. (c) official sitemore
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XFiles Friday: Is versus Has
It’s time to dig into the Trinity itself, and Geisler and Turek want us to know up front that we’re most certainly not dealing with an unreasonable dogma here.
Despite what some skeptics may say, the Trinity is not illogical or against reason. Saying that there is one God and three Gods would be illogical. But saying that there is one God who has three persons is not illogical. It may be beyond reason, but it’s not against reason.
Gotta love the bit where they say the Trinity is beyond reason rather than against reason. In other words, if trinitarians contradict themselves, that doesn’t mean they’re actually wrong, it just means we’re too stupid to figure out a way to resolve the contradiction. It’s an IOU for the rationalization they’d like to be able to come up with, but can’t. And God’s the one that’s supposed to pick up the tab!
G&T are partly correct: depending on how you define “God” and “person,” it might not necessarily be illogical to say that one God can have three persons. If God is a category, or a species, or an organization, He/They/It could have any number of persons as members. There is one humanity that has many persons, one Republican party that has many persons, and so on. The illogical stuff doesn’t kick in until you start trying to claim that this is anything other than frank polytheism.
Geisler and Turek haven’t really started yet, though unfortunately those four short sentences constitute their entire exposition of the argument that the Trinity is not illogical. No additional evidence or rationale is provided, just the wistful appeal to the notion that perhaps there’s a logical explanation somewhere just beyond the reach of human intellect.
And yet, even though they’ve barely introduced the topic of the logic of the Trinity, they’re already in deep trouble. Notice that they’ve defined God as “one God who has three persons.” So right away we’ve abandoned the idea of a personal God. The concept of “person” does not describe what God is, it describes what God has, and He’s got more than one of them. That means God Himself is not a person (singular), making it technically incorrect to refer to Him using third-person plural pronouns like He and His and Him. He has plural persons, so He is a Them, not a Him.
That’s contrary to the Scriptures, however.
I am the LORD, and there is no other; apart from me there is no God. (Isa. 45:5)
That’s just a sample, of course, but notice that God is speaking in the first person singular. Not, “We are God and there are no others,” but “apart from Me there is no God.” The Bible portrays God speaking of Himself as though He were indeed a person (as in person singular). If God were some kind of collective or composite made up of multiple persons, then it would be incorrect and even misleading for the Bible to refer to Him as a singular person. And yet, all of the Bible verses which form the basis for Christian monotheism do just that: they refer to God as a singular person, and designate Him with third person singular (or first person singular) pronouns.
What Geisler and Turek have done, and what the Christian Church has been doing for centuries, is to sneak in a polytheistic conceptual framework, in which the term “God” refers to a kind of “essence” that can be shared among multiple distinct individuals. “Human” is a similar sort of characteristic: we’re each distinct individuals, yet we’re all fully and 100% human. God ceases to be a unique, individual, personal identity, and becomes a type or a category. But that’s just what “deity” is for Zeus and Apollo and Artemis as well: a shared condition of being divine.
And yet, though they have changed “God” from being a person to being a collective of multiple divine persons, they still maintain, monotheistically, that God is a person. They pray to Him, speak of Him in singular pronouns, try to understand His will. They wish to obey His desires, to hear His voice, to see His face—everything you would expect to find among monotheists relating to a deity who was the only person to be an honest-to-goodness God.
If there’s only one Person who is really God, however, then Jesus cannot both be God and be the Son of God. So they slip with practiced ease back into the polytheistic framework that changes God from a character into a category, an impersonal essence that is somehow mystically shared amongst many divine persons. It all depends on the conceptual need of the moment. Are we arguing against polytheism? Then God IS a person. Are we arguing for the deity of Jesus? Then it’s no longer that God IS a person, but rather that He HAS a person, and has a few in fact.
This is what Geisler and Turek refer to as the aspect of the Trinity that is “beyond” reason. It’s not beyond reason, it’s just two contradictory conceptual frameworks inhabiting the same skulls at the same time. They can’t figure out how to fit the two frameworks together because they are fundamentally and inherently contradictions of one another.
And with due respect to Drs. Geisler and Turek, it’s not our fault that two conflicting and contradictory systems fail to fit together nicely. The problems are a direct result of the fact that they conflict. Being smarter won’t give us some magical ability to reconcile the mutual contradictions. Being smarter would merely make it easier to recognize that the system can’t be fixed, because it isn’t broken. It’s just manifesting the fundamental flaws in the original concept.
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6 Responses to “XFiles Friday: Is versus Has”
1. Kevin Says:
I wonder if G&T provide some kind of method for determining whether or not a thing is beyond reason, or contrary to it. How do they decide between the two? I’d love to ask them for their methodology.
2. David Evans Says:
I get uneasy when logic is pushed to the extent that you are trying to do. Yes, the Trinity is self-contradictory. Couldn’t one just as easily say quantum mechanics is self-contradictory? After all, an electron is either a wave or it isn’t.
The difference, of course, is that quantum mechanics does a good job of explaining the real world.
3. Deacon Duncan Says:
The other difference is that the wave/particle nature of a photon is not a dogma, it’s a summary of real-world observations. The Trinity is not even a revelation, it’s a bunch of guys, a couple centuries or so after Jesus, trying to invent a way to reconcile Christianity’s various doctrines that say contradictory things. It only seems as complex as particle physics because of all the convolutions people go through to try and rationalize it all.
4. Swimmy Says:
Furthermore, wave/particle duality can be reduced (yay reductionism!) to a wave-only view (that is, many worlds theory). The problem of the Trinity cannot be reduced by saying all people are categories, or that all categories are people. Down that road lies, yet again, polytheism. Or hippie mysticism. We are all gods, god is in all of us, yada yada yada.
5. melior Says:
Just to be charitable, perhaps consistency could be rescued by supposing the Trinity to be one “person” who can shape-shift among 3 different forms, like some sorta uber-Pokémon.
Think about it — has anyone ever claimed to have seen the Father, Son, and Holy ghost in the same room at the same time together — or even any two of them? Nope! Coincidence?! I think not! :)
This interpretation isn’t really compatible with Him being omnipotent, unfortunately, if He’s limited to only those 3 forms as morph targets. Even Aladdin’s djnni could take any form he wanted.
6. Deacon Duncan Says:
It’s a good thought, but the one-person-three-forms idea has already been rejected by Trinitarians as being the “modalism heresy.” Modalism is also referred to as being “Sabellianism,” or at least overlapping with it. It has a number of theological problems, including the fact that it denies that Jesus was a real honest-to-goodness human being, thus denying his ability to meet an important prerequisite for being a high priest for his people. It also reduces the gospel to a mere puppet show, in which an immortal deity pretends to “die” a death that is actually just a pose portrayed in an artificial and external form.
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2007 ShortDocs challenge:
Dollar Storeys
Then we invited anyone and everyone to submit a short audio work (2:30 to 3 minutes) inspired by one of these items:
- mug with feisty feminist banter printed on it
- 4-pack of wooden mousetraps
- old-school bicycle bell
The 2007 ShortDocs
My Life as a Cup, by Sean Hurley
Stiff Peaks, by Jeffrey Letterly
The Trap, by David Maxon
How to be Heard, by Nina Perry
Want to hear the other 78 Dollar Storeys? Here they are, listed alphabetically:
How to Cheat On Your Wife, by Elizabeth Bloom Albert
Latin Mass, by Chris Angelos
American Dream, by Chris Angelos
The Angel and the Mourning Cloak, by Jim Barfuss
The Wishing Bell, by Max Barry
Mug Stories, by Audrey Berns
You Make My Heart Go, by John Biewen
Viva La Fiesta!, by Diane Bock
The Silent Work of Ordinary People, by Keith Brand and Nathan Long
Little Voices, Far Away, by Jennifer Brandel and Anne Glickman
Well Behaved Women, by Juanona Brewster
The Horrible Truth About Indie Ice Cream, by Gabe Bullard
I'm Not Bossy, by Gabe Bullard
Ayla, by WJ Carlton
Feisty Mama, by Melissa Canciller
Caryll and Sidney: An Unlikely Love Story, by Kay Collins
Sidney, by Kaye Collins
I'm Alive!!!, by Brian Corbet
Don't Touch This, by Pat Corbet
Instant Coffee, by Dennis Conrow
Mouse Trap Music, by Christopher Danforth
Me and Mousetraps, by David Daskal
The Mousetrap Enthusiasts, by Jamie Dell'Apa
Bike Bell Bandito, by Darlene Dennard
Elizabeth's Mug, by Dirk van der Duim
Lapsed Trappist, by Stuart Ewings and Philip Briant
Life Plays On, by Byron Flitsch
Frenchie Movie, by Tim Forrest with Jeff Peters
Unless We Showed Up in Hazmat Suits, by Hillary Frank
Daisy Chaining, by Joe Giovannetti
Learning to Ride, by Janna Graham
What Do You Want?, by Julia Grant
Miss Cholita Pageant, by Ruxandra Guidi
An Orchestra of Bicycles, by Rene Gutel
Thrown, by Roxana Hadad with Shiow-Jiau Yung
A Time to Tip, by David Hain
Thrifty Liquidators, by Michael Hearst and Rick Moody
I Thought I'd Be Rewarded for My Dating Gumption, by Saya April Hillman
House Trap, by Robert Hoare and Steven Sauve
An American Tail, by Anastasia Ivanova
Chinese Pants, by Ramona Jan and Lucy Jan-Turan
Mugs With Messages, by Suzy Kahn
Bells, by Frank Karall and Culled
The Mousetrap, by Donovan Keith and Tamara Keith
Hot Lips, by Yuko Kodama
Can't Catch Us All, by Conor Lennon
My Bike Had a Burger Bell, by Mia Lobel
The Assassin's Bell, by Charles Maynes with Allakhverdov, Uporova and Kislitsina
Mini-Meta-Mouse-umentary, by Sue Mell
Stupid, Stupid Cup, by Sue Mell
The New Pleasant Revolution, by Tony Mendoza and Michael Slaboch
Buddhist Mice, by Karen Michel
Hickory Dickory Mouse, by Karen Michel
Red Baiting, by Joe Milutis
Invasion, by Robert McGinley Myers
In Which the Coffee Mugs Offer Explanation, by Rick Moody and Laura Vitale
Gifts, by Firestone Mulvaney
Actionwomen, by Anna Norberg and Simon Norberg
Living Off the Land, by Nannette Drake Oldenbourg
I've Got a Question for You, by Zak Rosen
Bicycle Belles, by Stephanie Rowden
Curve of the Earth, by Stephanie Rowden with Keith Taylor
Gone Mousin', by Rebecca Sheir
Musings Over Coffee, by Sandra Sleight-Brennan
Well Behaved Women, by Alexander Soleev
Stood There Ringing, by Megan Stielstra and Shiow-Jiau Yung
Tea for Matilda, by Catherine Stifter
I Was a Pre-teen Nightmare, by Jill Summers
Of Mice and Music, by David Swatling
A Tale of Two Mice, or, Dry Sponge Cake, by Catie Talarksi
Tintinnabulation (Florence, Italy), by Lisa Tharpe
The Irresistible Draw of the Dollar Store, by Kevin Theis
Really Nice, by Laura Vitale
Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Mousetrap, by Ezekiel Weaver
Avant Guardian, by David Weinberg
The Golden Mug Award, by David Weinberg
Ring it Loud, by Emily Williams
Dollar Store Show
Founded by Jonathan Messinger, the Dollar Store Show, no longer exists - but it had fun while it lasted, and proved to be a perfect inspiration for the Dollar Storeys ShortDocs Challenge.
mug with feisty feminist banter
4-pack of wooden mousetraps
old-school bicycle bell
where the adventure started...
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Update: One child being checked out at Oswego Hospital after Oswego school bus accident
on January 26, 2011 at 9:14 AM, updated January 26, 2011 at 9:57 AM
UPDATE: One child has complained of pain and has been taken to Oswego Hospital to be checked out as a precautionary measure.
Minetto, NY -- No one was injured in a school bus-car accident this morning on county Route 8 in Minetto.
Oswego School District public relations spokesman William Foley said there were about 24 pupils on the bus going to Minetto Elementary when the bus was rear-ended by another car. The children were taken to school by another bus.
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The article had given me the date of AD 680 and left me with the question of why
Mohammed‘s grandson Ali had been slain. The article‘s quick synopsis of the history that
had preceded that most important Shi‘ite date added two others, when Mohammed had
died in AD 632 and when he had started his real estate acquisitions in AD 625.
The encyclopedia added an additional date of AD 622 as the traditional start of his
prophetic office and their calendar, and it had, in addition, explained that AD 625 was the
date of the first wounding of their leader in one of the early but significant victories.
Readings from other histories are rife with the rivalries of ruling families within
which competition and conflict regarding succession of leadership are a major concern,
especially in the beginning of dynasties.
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his marauding manner of conquests. Before it happened at age fifty-two, there had
evidently been little thought given to succession. For a few short busy years (either seven
or ten) he had been its founder and unchallenged leader. He‘d only had time to write the
verses that established him as a prophet in the eyes of many, organize a new paradigm of
success in battle, and surround himself with able commanders selected largely from
family and tribally related affiliations. Because of them, his mission was successfully
carried forward long after his untimely departure.
But also (I was to find out later), because of family and tribal rivalries his movement
was to split, only twenty-nine years after his passing, into the tribal faction who became
the Umayyad dynasty of Sunni Moslems and the familial faction who became the Shia
schismatic opposition.
Something had happened between AD 632, the date of his death, and the
assassination of his grandson in AD 680. I pictured it as a time similar to what had
happened after the death of Alexander the Great, where able generals carved out their
own spheres of influence. But, unlike them, Mohammed‘s military leaders had much of
their history of conquest ahead of them.
So, these two competing groups, able to negotiate the allegiance of at least some of
these powerful military commanders began the dance around an ethereal throne where
only one would be able to sit when the music stopped. What had happened during the
time that the music had played on, I wondered?
Like a bolt out of the blue, a mental impression communicated itself to me. -Six-six-
six is the mark of the beast! | It had never occurred to me until that moment in time, that
Revelation‘s message might have had an historical interpretation!
At first it was a somewhat revolting thought. I couldn‘t understand how I could have
been afflicted in such a manner considering the theme of what I was beginning to write
about, a new way to view the biblical story of the Exodus.
Largely because of this feeling, I had lain that article and experience aside for a time,
giving only an occasional thought and /or verbal witness to it among close friends.
Within those occasional thoughts began to grow a curiosity. What might have happened
while the music played on, especially with the 666 date practically in the middle of the
other two? The question went unanswered for some time, during which 9-11 happened!
I remember tuning in, as I usually did, for the morning news when a reporter came
on, excitedly talking about a fire in one of the twin towers, those two American
equivalents to Egypt‘s towering obelisks. I‘m sure that many others had tried to
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Foundation Topic
This term the topic in Foundation Stage is Traditional Stories.
The children have been very busy with activities connected to this theme.
We have been writing down the recipe for porridge, making and eating it, we have also made houses out of straw, sticks and bricks.
The children have been learning about healthy food, they have done lots of writing about which foods are good for us and which foods are not so good.
We have also had fun making gingerbread men and eating them, understanding that it’s okay to have a treat now and again. | https://middlestown.wakefield.sch.uk/foundation-topic/ | 13 | 0.659582 | Organizational Announcement
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A Liberating Education
During his graduation speech, Brook Hill Salutatorian, Daniel Choi, created a powerful portrait of the education system in South Korea, contrasting it with his experience as a boarding student at The Brook Hill School. Daniel captures the distinction between his educational experiences when he says, “This [my Korean school] was not a school. It was a jail. I wanted something else. I wanted a high school where I consider my classmates not as rivals but as friends…I wanted a high school where I can learn to be independent and take the lead in my life.”
Daniel believes he found that school in Brook Hill. It is a powerful message about the impact a liberal arts education can have on students and why what we’re doing at Brook Hill is so important.
Here is Daniel’s full speech:
Hi, my name is Daniel Choi and I am honored to speak at graduation.
I am here to represent the senior class of 2014. This is a normal function of a salutatorian. What is not so normal is I am an Asian at an American school. What is not so normal is English is my second language. What is not so normal is I live in a boarding house. What is not so normal is I have only been here two years among people who have attended Brook Hill their entire life. Therefore, I kinda feel like I don’t deserve to speak here. It was hard for me to write the script because I am too abnormal and too unskillful to fully express how awesome the Brook Hill School is.
So, I decided, since I am unusual, to share my unusual experience. I am from South Korea. South Korea, like most Asian countries, has, let’s say, a harsh education system. The reason I say harsh is that the education system seems like a war. A war between students. Unlike the U.S. that has an absolute evaluation system which assigns an A if a student scores a 90 or above, Korea has a relative evaluation system which only gives A’s to the top 4% of the class, regardless of how hard the students work or what their final average is. Therefore, in order to get an A in Korea, I have to get a better score than my friends and classmates. This is cruel. This system makes students overly competitive and belligerent toward each other because each student’s grades affect all the other student’s grades. The competitive grind is heightened because school normally starts at 7:30 a.m. and finishes at 10:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
There are NO extracurricular activities, just 14 hours used only for studying school subjects.
In addition, there is literally no communication in a Korean classroom. A teacher’s job is to read a textbook and give answers. There are always certain answers that students have to write; it is wrong to suggest other answers. In other words, Korean education has little or no room for creativity. I didn’t write a single essay while at school in Korea. Why? Because there is no exact answer in an essay. Essays often require brainstorming, listening and interacting with each other, sharing ideas, preparing. Why would a Korean teacher do these things when he or she can just give questions that have five possible choices with one exact answer that can’t be refuted.
This was not a school. It was a jail. I wanted something else. I wanted a high school where I consider my classmates not as rivals but as friends. I wanted a high school where I can enjoy sports and fine arts, and see how far I can go with my talents. I wanted a high school where I don’t have to study ALL DAY LONG, but where I can go out and find what I really want to do for my future by experiencing various extracurricular activities. I wanted a high school where I can help plan and follow my own schedule, not just a schedule the school assigns and makes me follow. I wanted a high school where I can learn to be independent and take the lead in my life.
So when I decided to study abroad, I carefully researched schools around the U.S. My expectations were high so it took days to finally choose the best school.
And, now, I am here, standing at graduation at Brook Hill, the best high school in my opinion. And this school has exceeded my expectations.
Even though there are some cliques, as is usual among high schoolers, classmates are friends, not foes. I have friends from freshmen to seniors who have truly shown me what true friendship looks like. I don’t know if it’s because this school is a Christian school, but the students in this school always try and don’t hesitate to help each other. When there is a project or a test, they communicate and put efforts together in order to get the best out of it. I was worried about racism and being an outcast when I came here, but the smiles, hugs, and greetings from my classmates and teachers washed it away. The people here are respectful, and consider this foreigner as part of their family. I feel at home here, thanks to my friends and teachers.
At Brook Hill there are many opportunities for extracurricular activities and new experiences. I have been able to play football and soccer, as well as piano with the orchestra. I have been able to live in the boarding house and share different cultures with friends from different countries. I could not achieve this by myself, and Korean education doesn’t provide any of this. Therefore, I am thankful to Brook Hill for providing me so many great experiences.
Finally, at Brook Hill I have truly become independent, not only physically but also mentally. Teachers and students communicate so differently here at Brook Hill than in Korea. I mean absolutely differently. All the teachers listen to and respect the students and their opinions. For example, in English class with Mr. Travis, when we read a book we spend all of our class time talking about the book and its ideas. He doesn’t say the right answer for what each book is about, or what each symbol means, or what each writer wants to say. Instead, he asks. He asks what we think the book is about, what the symbols mean, or what the writer wants to say. And there is no “no.” Every idea we say isn’t necessarily right, but what Mr. Travis does is to gather these ideas to a right direction so that we are on the right track. And these different and fresh ideas become our power to think further and write a better essay. Every time I walk into class, I am encouraged to enlarge my creativity. This process has affected me in so many ways, not only when I think about essays and tests, but also in how I have developed certain values for my life. Through this education, I have been able to search who I am, and set my own values. Therefore, I say thanks to Brook Hill for its education, for respecting students, and for developing their creativity.
Again, I am an Asian—a foreigner—who thinks I don’t deserve the heavy honor to stand in front of you guys and give a lesson with my unskillful English and short time here at this school. However, one thing I wanted to say before graduating is that I truly thank my high school, the Brook Hill School for all the ways you have impacted my life.
Want to learn more about our boarding and day school? Visit our website: www.brookhill.org | http://brookhillschoolnews.com/2014/06/06/a-liberating-education/ | 15 | 0.653787 | Personal Blog
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Esuubi Community Church
Bringing Hope to our Community by sharing the love of Christ through we free medical care, schooling children from vulnerable families, caring for teenage mothers, and discipling a community.
Our Mission
Our mission is to teach and disciple our community with the goal of both leading people to salvation in Christ and discipling them in their faith. We believe that, as a church, we are to love each-other within the church (John 13:35) and that we are also to love those outside of the church – spreading the Good News to all (Matt 28:19-20).
Claire and I started Esuubi Community Church and have had the wonderful opportunity of reaching the community – both in evangelism and discipleship. We have been further blessed by the wonderful people in our church and the gifts and the unique ways that each person is a part of the body of Christ.
Our Core Beliefs
We believe that all scripture (sixty-six books of the Old and New Testament) are
they are supreme and final authority for life and all matters of godliness (2
Timothy 3:16-17).
We believe in one God (Deuteronomy 6:4), Creator, Supreme and Sustainer of the
universe, who is eternally existent in three persons- Father, Son and Holy Spirit
(Genesis 1:26, Matt 28:19-20).
We believe in the Deity of Jesus Christ (100% God), His bodily incarnation (100%
man) (John 1:1-14), His virgin birth, sinless life, His substitutional death on the
cross to fully atone for the sins of everyone who believes in Him (2 Corinthians
5:21), and him being the intermediate between man and God (1 Timothy 2:5),
His bodily resurrection, His exaltation at God’s right hand, His intercession for
the believers (Hebrews 7:25 and 1 John 2:1)and His personal imminent pretribulation
( to come for the church) and pre-Millennial (to rule for 1000 years as
King on earth) return and thereafter judge the unsaved of all generations on the
white throne (Revelations 20:11-15).
We believe that the Holy Spirit is one of the Persons of God, therefore He is God
and eternally existent. He convicts the world of its sin, and righteousness and
judgment (John 16:6-11). He indwells believers from the time they believe in
Jesus (Ephesians 1:13), He baptizes them in the body of Christ (1 Cor 12:13), He
is the seal and pledge of the believers’ inheritance (Ephesian 1:13-14, 2 Cor 1:22,
5:5)), He guides the believers in all truth and yields a godly fruit in the life of an
obedient believer (Galatians 5:22), believers cannot lose him (Romans 11:29),
but can grieve (Ephesians 4:30) and quench Him (1 Thessalonian 5:19).
We believe that man was created in God’s image and without sin. However, man
decided to willfully choose to disobey God’s command of not eating from the tree
of knowing good and evil [Genesis 2:17, 3:1-7]. Because of Adam’s disobedience,
sin came in the world (Romans 5:12). Therefore, all humans are born with a sin
nature (Psalms 51:5), estranged from God, enemies of Him in deeds and minds
(Colossians 1:21) and this puts them under God’s condemnation (Romans 6:23,
Ephesians 2:1-3)).
We believe that all who by faith believe in Jesus Christ are God’s children (John
1:12) and therefore eternally saved from His wrath (Romans 5:1). The Holy
Spirit baptizes them in the body of Christ (1 Corinthians 12:13) {The Church.}
and dwells in them to enlighten, guide, and enable them in life, testimony, and
service. We believe that God answers the prayers of His Children and meets their
need according to His Sovereign purpose {1 John 5:14-15}.
We believe that salvation is a work of God; He begins, sustains and will
eventually accomplish it (Philippians 1:16). All believes have been called a life of
progressive separation from all the world, its sinful practices and alliances
(Romans 12:1-2, Philippians 2:12-13).
blessedness of the saved in glory {1 Corinthians 15:35-57} and everlasting
conscious punishment of the lost in hell {Revelation 20:11-15}
We believe that God according to His Sovereign Will, freely gives Spiritual gifts
for edification of the body of Christ {1 Corinthians 12: 7,11}. However, the gift of
speaking in tongues, Apostleship and signs and wonders, and Prophecy were
specifically limited for the foundation of the church (early church) {Ephesians
We believe that Christian service should be an overflow of our love for God. Our
service to God does not merit us in any sense, service or ministry is a fruit that
sprouts from our loving relationship we have with our Lord, stirred by the Holy
Spirit who lives inside of us. We are not saved by good works, but we are saved
for them (Ephesians 2:8-9,10).
We believe from the beginning with Adam and Eve, God ordained marriage as only between man and woman (one man for one woman). All sexual activities outside marriage including homosexual practices (or LGBT) is in direct violation to God’s Word and His Institution of the home. | http://esuubicommunity.org/esuubi-community-church/ | 12 | 0.996247 | Organizational About Page
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World giant oil discoveries seem not to be at an end
The world has continued to discover giant oil fields, says a report by the Centre for Global Energy Studies, London.The finding torpedoes several holdings by the advocates of “peak oil”: that the industry has not been finding enough oil, has been relying on too few aging oil fields, and has not been discovering new giants.CGES compiled figures that show 17 giant oil discoveries in the 1950s, 29 in the 1960s, 24 in the 1970s, 15 in the 1980s, and 11 in the 1990s. Four of the fields found in recent decades are supergiants, CGES points out.Nevertheless, it reports that 20% of global oil production comes from the world’s largest 14 fields and that the large fields found in t...
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Wrong turn offers a glimpse behind N. Korean curtain
Pyongyang • The dusty, crumbling and potholed neighborhood just a mile or so from the center of town would look upper-middle-class to many North Koreans.
Published: April 12, 2012 01:21PM
Updated: April 12, 2012 01:20PM
North Koreans are seen at a residential compound in Pyongyang, North Korea, Thursday, April 12, 2012. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)
PYONGYANG, North Korea • The press bus took a wrong turn Thursday. And suddenly, everything changed in the official showcase of North Korean achievement.
So as cameras madly clicked, the drivers quickly backed up the three buses in the narrow streets and headed toward the intended destination: a spotlessly clean, brightly lit, extensively marbled and nearly empty building that preserves digital music recordings and makes DVDs.
The foreign journalists, invited into North Korea as it commemorates the centennial of founder Kim Il Sung’s birth, arrived at the Hana Music Information Center, where a guide told them second-generation leader Kim Jong Il made one of his last public appearances there before his December death.
“I hope that the journalists present here report only the absolute truth,” said Ri Jinju, her voice trembling, her hair frozen with hairspray. “The truth about how much our people miss our comrade Kim Jong Il, and how strong the unity is between the people and leadership, who are vigorously carrying out the leaders’ instructions to build a great, prosperous and powerful nation.”
In North Korea, it’s hard to know what’s real. Certainly, you can’t go looking for it.
But even in such a controlled environment, reality asserts itself.
Is reality the cluster of tall buildings within view of the main foreigners’ hotel, where long strings of bright, colored lights are switched on when the sun sets, illuminating entire blocks like some gargantuan Christmas decoration? Or is it the vast stretches of Pyongyang, by far the most developed city in impoverished North Korea, that go deathly dark at night?
“They’ve left very few stones unturned in North Korea,” said Anthony Brunello, a professor at Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida, who has studied totalitarian propaganda methods. He said officials will go to nearly any extreme to create a system that will keep the Kim family in power.
“They’ve managed to create a process of control that works,” he said.
They normally see only the clean streets outside their bus windows, and the showcase buildings — the Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum, the palace commemorating the Kims’ “juche” philosophy of self-reliance, the computer labs at Kim Il Sung University — filled with people that the minders insist are everyday North Koreans.
The students in the classrooms don’t glance up as dozens of reporters rumble in, and the professor’s lecture continues without pause. The young people in the university pool careen down the plastic slide, in front of TV cameras, as if they are completely alone.
Perhaps they are real students. But look straight into the eyes of these people, and their pupils dance around you like you’re not there, as if they’ve been trained to pretend you are not. Only the official guides, always beautiful women in flowing polyester gowns in ice-cream colors, will talk readily.
Always, those talks center around the Kims: the Great Leader Kim Il Sung; the Great General Kim Jong Il and, since his father’s death in December, the Respected General Kim Jong Un.
They speak in relentless, rote hyperbole.
“The more time passes by the more we miss our Dear Leader Kim Jong Il,” said Ri, the music center guide. “I don’t think we can ever find any person so great.”
Behind that robotic facade, though, North Koreans want the same things as just about everyone else; at least, that’s what defector after defector has said.
It doesn’t look like a war zone, or even like a particularly rough New York City neighborhood. Many streets in New Delhi, the capital of one of the world’s fastest-growing economies, look far more battered and far poorer.
But the officials still hide the run-down neighborhoods. There’s a certain view of North Korea they want visitors to have.
Maybe, though, the regime is opening up. In past years, media minders would order reporters to put down their cameras if they saw something they felt didn’t reflect well on North Korea. At times, they would close the curtains on the buses.
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Peter Bell: DSM+DDD
After a recent presentation at the Domain-Driven Design SIG in New York, we interviewed Peter Bell about Domain specific Modeling as it relates to DDD. We spoke about what DSM is, common misconceptions about it, and how DSM and Domain Specific Languages can be used in DDD.
Peter writes and presents internationally on Domain Specific Modeling and Code Generation. He is also on the program committee for the Domain Specific Modeling Workshop at ooPSLA and the annual Code Generation conference in Cambridge, England. He is CTO of SystemsForge where he has developed a software product line for efficiently generating maintainable, extensible custom web applications.
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Kastoria’s Private Mansions Throw Open Their Doors to the Public (photos)
Emmanuel Mansion
Some of the most important mansions in the northern Greek city of Kastoria will throw open their doors to the public during the European Year of Cultural Heritage.
Visitors will discover a lesser-known side of the city’s cultural heritage and its history dating back to 1700.
The project is an initiative of the Hellenic Society for Environment and Cultural Heritage, in collaboration with the Association of European Historic Houses as part of the Open Week for Cultural Heritage taking place all over Europe between May 25-27.
Mansions of Kastoria
For the first time, locals and visitors alike will be able to explore privately owned mansions. One of the residences participating in the project is the so-called Manor Mansion, the oldest of Kastoria, built in 1700 and continuously inhabited by the descendants of the same family until the present.
Manoropoulos Mansion is an early 20th-century building which, together with the 19th-century Vergoula Mansion, have been renovated and function as high-end hotels. Both will also welcome the public during the event.
A mansion known as Nerantzis Aivassis, dating back to the early years of the 19th century, is also part of the project. This building has hosted the Folklore Museum of Kastoria since 1975.
The Emmanuel Mansion, belonging to the Emmanuel brothers and built in the 18th century, is a stunning building home to the Museum of Costumes of Kastoria. The residence was inherited by brothers Panagiotis and Ioannou Emmanuel, who were close collaborators of Riga Feraiou in Vienna.
The Pheheon Mansion used to belong to Anastasios Pheheon, a teacher who took part in the rebellion of 1878. This mansion is today the Kastoria Museum of the Macedonian Struggle.
There are over 300 buildings listed as monuments in the municipality, some of them even belonging to the fifth generation of heirs who may not even be aware that they are the owners of such impressive buildings.
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Slowing Down – But Not in a Bad Way
The Husband and I are trying to get consistent in our nightly walking. We tend to go in spurts, being Good Doobies for months, then getting waylaid by rain or Santa Ana’s (wind conditions) or cold (yes, it goes into the 40’s in So Cal) (and yes, we’re weather wimps). We also do various floor and strength exercises because we want to keep active and healthy for as long as we can. It’s probably more important now than ever.
I also go through my meditation phases. When the least little thing sets me off like a rocket and I’m constantly tense, I know it’s time to light a candle, sit cross legged on the floor and get myself quiet. I think meditation is highly individualized and we should find our own method to give ourselves the peace we need.
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