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Friday August 19, 2011
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have met with local residents affected by last week's riots in Birmingham.
Prince William and his wife Kate visited the Summerfield Community Centre, which is at the heart of the Winson Green area.
The royal couple – accompanied by the lord mayor – were also due to offer their condolences to the families of three men killed on August 10 while defending the shops and homes from looters.
Haroon Jahan, Shazad Ali and Abdul Musavir were laid to rest in a funeral service attended by 20,000 mourners.
Details of William and Kate's visit were kept secret right up until the last moment.
Like all the royals, the couple were keen to show their sympathy after seeing images of the violence on TV.
Their visit follows Prince Harry's praise for police and ambulance services in Salford, Greater Manchester.
On Wednesday, the young men's father Prince Charles was seen embracing victims in Tottenham, North London.
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|2009-06-04, 19:27
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|2009-06-05, 03:39
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A blast from the past
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Fortaleza-CE, Brazil
Age: 41
And Adachi does have some seinen material, but they're not really akin to his shonen series... and deal with themes like "losing the innocence of youth" and such.
|2009-06-05, 13:03
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Join Date: May 2009
Not even close.
However, saying any more about it would be considered a big manga spoiler and won't be seen in the TV series for probably at least another dozen episodes.
Also, Hiatari Ryouko also had a decent amount of baseball in it, but certainly wasn't the focus of the story.
|2009-06-05, 16:09
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"with you, happiness"
Join Date: Jan 2007
Translated into "Eternal Blue Sky".
Very sad fact that Adachi works did not seem to be very popular in my country.
Made me realize a lot, the things that you lost, at the process of maturity.
|2009-06-07, 21:43
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Ava courtesy of patchy
Join Date: Jan 2009
Short Programs is one of his works that I enjoy the most. Somehow I think his type of storytelling are more suited on short storied than a long full stories ^^. Itsumo Misora is one of his works that I least enjoy reading. It's somehow too far fetched from his usual "normal" type story(it has ESP in it o_O)
|2009-06-08, 11:34
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Mt. Ordeals
Yeargh... another baseball game episode. I know its necessary to fleshen out the characters of the first string team, but that doesn't mean I have to like it since I already know what they are from the manga.
Oddly enough though, I really thought the 'control or speed?' was a part of another of Adachi's manga. For me who doesn't pay my full attention to the details of the game, all the Adachi manga I read seems to be blending with each other in terms of sports lol.
Oh well, next episode seems to be the end of the game early on, so I'm happy.
In any case, the thing I love about Adachi is that the romance isn't really about the 'chase'. What I mean is that his stories generally don't focus on the characters actively seeking out their LIs to be their official significant other, but rather he spends the majority of the time developing and fleshening out the relationship between the characters to the point where a very short chase is all that's needed to make them a plausible couple.
That's one of the reasons why he has characters like Senda, who are always on the 'chase', to act as foils to the main characters' romance geometries.
This is turn doesn't make his works as obvious a romance as, say, Kouji Seo's sport romance stories like Suzuka and Cross Over. But it's as much, if not more a romance as those stories, considering a large portion of the material focuses on relationships.
As an extra I like about Adachi recently is that the girls have as much (if not more) serious LIs as the guys do. Which is a nice change of pace of your typical harem anime/manga, as it really does heighten the romantic conflicts when you're worrying about BOTH sides of your preferred coupling. XD
|2009-06-09, 11:22
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Join Date: Feb 2004
I've been following the anime and I really enjoy it.
I think falls into romance, the op and ed are about love, nuff said.
And I like the baseball game scenes! I find it weird that anyone would be watching this, if they're not interested in the baseball games ^^;;
senda annoys me, and I hope the manager girl character gets fleshed out more, there seems to be hints that she's more than just a minor background character?
|2009-06-10, 21:14
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Ava courtesy of patchy
Join Date: Jan 2009
I loved H2 too , the love hexangle is interesting for me, not to mention Kunimi is one of the most imbalance pitcher Adachi ever created (huge stamin, fast pitch, slider so fast that even his catcher has difficultty catching it, not to mention better hitter than his rival when he's serious, and he created his team from zero with a stupid coach) :P
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A blast from the past
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Fortaleza-CE, Brazil
Age: 41
Spoiler for H2 Love connections:
That said, I love how Cross Game is shaping up the romantic relationships. They unfold slowly, without many flashy displays, but you can actually see the characters slowly building up their feelings.
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Home > News & Events > Wayland Press Release Archives > 2006 News Releases > August 2006 > WBU Senior confirms missions call after summer overseas
WBU Senior confirms missions call after summer overseas
PLAINVIEW – Here's the assignment: Travel halfway around the world, attend classes at a university in another country and make friends with the nationals. It may sound like just a vacation, but the trip was much more detailed for the students involved.
The assignment belonged to Jalissa King, a Wayland Baptist University senior from Portales, N.M., for the past summer, her second summer missions adventure to Asia.
King spent the summer in East Asia as a missionary with Go Now Missions, an arm of the Student Ministries division of the Baptist General Convention of Texas. Traveling as a visiting student, King and seven other American student missionaries took language cultural classes from the local university during the mornings.
During the afternoons, the assignment was simply to hang out with national students in the various places they gathered, usually segregated by gender.
"The boys liked to play basketball, so our male students would go play sports with them," King said. "The girls liked to shop, so I learned how to shop on this trip."
King, an athlete all during high school who played JV basketball at Wayland, said she would have felt more comfortable on the ball court, but cultural mores dictated she join the women instead. That lesson was learned the hard way.
"I drew a crowd one day playing basketball with the boys, and I didn't realize that the girls really aren't encouraged to pursue athletics, except badminton," she said. "They kept wanting me to play again but I didn't."
Aside from her sporting ventures, King drew lots of attention in the East Asian country – partially because she was white and partially because she was much taller than most Asian women. Though it was hard to get used to the stares, King said the trend actually made it easy to fulfill her mission: make friends with nationals and share the gospel of Jesus Christ.
"It really wasn't hard to meet people on campus," she said. "We were the white people on campus so they wanted to talk to us and work on their English."
Shopping outings – also not much of King's style – turned out to be great opportunities just to walk and talk as students primarily window shopped, sharing their faith in a relationship evangelism. The group was also to seek out Christian nationals on campus and help train them to win their friends to Christ.
"We were supposed to help them learn how to witness, but they really didn't need us," King said. "They knew how already and were doing it quite well."
King related an incident where a few Christian nationals were speaking to others on the street and showing them passages from the Bible, a practice of which the Asian nation is not known for being fond. The girls were not concerned, however, with what happened to them and shared boldly in public, leaving quite an impression on the American students.
"God really showed me what I should be willing to do here in America," she said. "He was really teaching me how I was doing the same activities here and it shouldn't be any different. Our lives should always be a 'mission trip.'"
King said the trip also confirmed her call to missions overseas, specifically in Asia. After spending last summer in Thailand doing disaster relief with tsunami victims, King said she felt more than ever the pull to foreign service.
A big part of that, she said, was the biggest lesson God taught her: to really love people and become broken for their eternal well-being.
"I was writing a letter to an (Asian) friend who was leaving and I knew I wouldn't likely ever see her again," King shared. "She knew a lot about God, but just wouldn't accept Christ. I didn't know what to say (in the letter) and that's when I really became broken for her. I totally felt out of control, and I really began to think about what it means not to accept Christ."
King openly wept during the experience, something she's not known for doing too often, which was proof to those who knew her that her heart really had been touched.
King, a secondary math major at Wayland who will graduate in spring 2007, said she hopes to use her education degree in a missions endeavor overseas.


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Peter Gric
Peter Gric was born 1968 in former Czechoslovakia. When he was a boy, his family were granted permission to holiday outside of the strictly controlled socialist territories. Unbeknown to him, his parents never planned to return, and driving to Austria instead of their state approved holiday destination, where they applied for residency.
He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, under professor Arik Brauer who was one of the original members of the Vienna School of Fantastic Realism. Peter therefore is among the next generation of artists influenced from this movement. He completed his studies in 1993 with a Masters degree in Fine Arts.
Peter has been exhibited alongside other notable artists such as H. R. Giger and is a member of the Labyrinthe Gesellschaft.
He has illustrated numerous book covers, predominantly for sci-fi or fantasy genres. Being of a younger generation of artists, he has not shied from digital technology and also worked in 3D modeling. This has been used by him to visualize some of his more complex works before being committed to paint.
In 2007, Peter commenced a stage design for the SamPlay production "Hamlet in Rock".
That same year, Peter's work appeared in an international publication, "Metamorphosis – 50 Contemporary Surreal, Fantastic and Visionary Artists" (ISBN 978-0-9803231-0-8). He has since exhibited with Galerie 10, which has had a long association with the founders of Vienna Fantastic Realists, such as Ernst Fuchs, Wolfgang Hutter, and Arik Brauer, whom he studied under.
He was also invited to join the Ange Exquis, an international group project organized by his fellow countryman and painter Lukáš Kándl. Project members add and remove artworks from the collective body of work over time.
Gric's artwork has been acquired by many private and public collectors, among them also the Austrian Gallery in the Belvedere (palace) in Vienna, and film director Guillermo Del Toro.
Peter says of his artwork, "The canvas (or board) is for me a vehicle, a kind of a space craft, to travel to unknown places in unknown realities. If the origin of my journey is in the world of the explainable and the describable, then I attempt to leave its orbit. However, the gravity of words is pulling me back, that's why I am not taking any questions along on my trip, and consequently I do not expect any answers either. I see my paintings as insights into alternative realities or alternative states of consciousness reflecting on my own perplexity about existence."


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Erin's "Gloomy Resilience" Room
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- Inspiration for my palette:
- My inspiration for my bedroom was the duvet I found at Target. I found the floral chair at a second hand store the same week. It was a match made in heaven. From there, I decided that grey would be the best way to go, color wise, for the walls. Almost everything else in the room I already owned. I was just trying to find a color to tie everything together. Grey seemed to be the best way to go.
- Colors used in my room:
- My room is painted a graveyard grey on two walls. The opposing walls are a lighter shade of grey. They no longer carry either shade at Home Depot. :(
I didn't want my room to be too dark, hence two different shades of grey. I did want it to be cozy and calm. My window faces East, so It can get very bright, very early. Painting a darker color gave the space a more serene feel.
- Tips for using color successfully:
- Make sure that you bring home every color in the color family that you are interested in using on your walls. When I went to get paint for my room, I brought my girls. I picked out a bunch of possible samples. My girls brought home a ton more. I compared colors in different lightening and at different times of the day. Then, I happened to find a booklet my oldest daughter picked out. There I found my two colors. I was so glad because I liked the color samples in this book more then any of the ones I picked out. I also think that if you are not sure about a color, wait! Ask another persons opinion, but go with your gut and trust yourself. Pick colors that you like and make you feel good. It took me a week to pick the color for my bathroom, but only 2 days to choose the color of my bedroom because my kids brought home every color sample.
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IGN writes: "It's been four full years since the introduction of the Nintendo DS. This dual-screen, touch-screen handheld was a system first received with skepticism when it launched in the US in November of 2004. Over time, it began to prove itself. The dual-screened handheld that had everyone, gamers and developers alike, scratching their heads has become the most popular and most purchased piece of video game hardware.
But it's not on the strength of the hardware alone. The reason why Nintendo's DS has enjoyed its success is that it's been a system supported by strong software. Games that have taken advantage of the opportunity presented by its unique capabilities -- its two screens, touch sensitivity, Wi-Fi connectivity and more -- and turned that potential into real, compelling gameplay. Games that we now seek to recognize".
Meh, not a very good list IMO. There was few games that got the mentions they deserved but the fact that they had Tactics A2 instead of another, superior Square Enix game(of which there are many) is something I disagree with. It's a really good game but they've got a lot of much better games on there.
This'll be very useful. Just picked myself up a secondhand DS Lite today.
Seems like a fair list, but to me, it's just more proof that the PSP's library is the more fitting handheld library for my tastes. Not a whole lot of games that are up my alley on there.
I wouldn't go with Castlevania Dawn of Sorrow as the Castevania choice. Because it was first on the DS isn't a good reason. Definitely Order of Ecclesia is much better. Dawn of Sorrow's artwork isn't as faithful to the Castlevania series as Ecclesia is. Ecclesia is like a female version of Alucard in Symphony of the Night. You can also shapeshift. A much better pick! Enjoyed it much better and drops the stylus gimmick.
there are TOO many puzzle games on this list ...
also sonic rush adventure is WAYYYY better than the first sonic rush game ..


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New blood test for lupus. Could it be?
Word in Pittsburgh, PA is that there's a new blood test that can help to more accurately diagnose lupus. You can read the entire article here, but here are the highlights:
A new blood test that researchers in Pittsburgh developed to help doctors better diagnose lupus now is available for everyday use.
Drs. Joseph Ahearn and Susan Manzi of West Penn Allegheny Health System began working on the test about a decade ago at the University of Pittsburgh, said Jennifer Davis, a system spokeswoman.
"...Up until now, there really was no specific blood test for lupus, which led to it being grossly misdiagnosed," Ahearn said. "This test is far superior and will result in more accurate diagnosis." The test is now available for use to patients and doctors nationwide.
Three cheers for the new blood test. Yippee!!!


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Hey guys! Today's post is a bit of a cheat, I got them done :P Funny thing is I needed to do clean up when I got some *SMH*. Oh well.
So anyway we went to a Mardi-Gras themed party so I wanted my nails to match. It's the right colors and not too out there, and I liked it. The purple color is China Glaze C-C-Courage, which I believe is in Wizard of Oz collection? It's a really pretty color!
What do you think?
I also got my hair done (just a trim and a few highlights) and did my eye makeup in Mardi-Gras colors as well. Hard to see in the crappy cell pic, but you can see the gold and purple under my eye. :)
Until next time, happy painting!


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Don't get me wrong, I have love in my heart for all steamed puddings but I always feel a little bit sorry for the others because they obviously all really want to be golden syrup sponge puddings. Put simply, there is the golden syrup sponge, and then there's the rest.
The golden syrup sponge is perfection in pudding form. It has everything: soft, light sponge, sinful sweetness and that sticky moist syrupy topping that bakes into the sponge making it almost too moist. With every mouthful you feel happy warmth spreading in your stomach and it makes you forget that your hips are probably an inch bigger than they were before you started eating. Just look at the sticky splodges of golden syrup and tell me you're not feeling the love:
Even better news is that this perfect pud is easy to make. Putting the batter together is the work of minutes and, once in the steamer, your work is done!
This pudding has to be treated with respect and should only be served with proper thick custard. None of this crème anglais nonsense!
115g unsalted butter
115g caster sugar
2 eggs
2 teaspoons vanilla extract (optional)
115g self raising flour
1-2 tablespoons milk
4 tablespoons golden syrup
How to make:
- Butter an 850ml (1.5 pint) pudding basin.
- Cream together the butter and sugar until pale and fluffy.
- Gradually beat in the eggs and vanilla adding some of the flour if the mix looks like it might curdle.
- Fold in the flour and enough milk to make a dropping consistency.
- Spoon the golden syrup into the bottom of the pudding basin.
- Spoon the batter into the pudding basin and secure the lid. If your basin does not have a lid cover with greaseproof paper and foil, pleated to allow room for the sponge to rise.
- Steam for 1.5-2 hours, a little more will do no harm.
- Turn out onto a serving plate and serve hot with custard.
- Bask in glory at the wonderful thing you have made.
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Trial for Ingleside woman, son in fatal drug case pushed to March
The trial date for two Ingleside family members accused of supplying drugs that killed a friend has been pushed back to March.
Brian Stedronsky, 33, and his mother, Carolyn, 52, both of the 35000 block of North Milwaukee Avenue, will go to trial March 4 in front of Judge Daniel Shanes.
Brian Stedronsky is accused of supplying Jeffrey Ferris, 30, with patches of the highly-potent pain reliever Fentanyl, authorities said.
Ferris was found dead in his Ingleside home on Sept. 18, authorities said, after he cut open two of the patches of Fentanyl and sucked out the pain reliever.
Brian Stedronsky allegedly received the patches from his mother, authorities said, who took the patches from her unidentified husband. Her husband had used the patches to fight the effects of back surgery, and was unaware they had been taken, authorities said.
Following a six-week investigation, the two were arrested and charged with drug-induced homicide on Dec. 4.
Carolyn Stedronsky remains in Lake County jail in lieu of $250,000 bond, while Brian Stedronsky remains in jail in lieu of $350,000 bond.


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Elver Park Fireworks
1250 McKenna Boulevard
Madison, WI
Join us at this family-friendly event at Elver Park.
The event does not have a rain date, and will not be rescheduled. The final call will be made by 8pm and announced on the Madison Parks facebook, and twitter @playmadison.
- Guests can bring a picnic and enjoy Elver Park beginning at 7pm.
- Please clean up after your picnic and party.
- Limited food will be served at the park.
- Bathrooms: The new park shelter's bathrooms will be open as well as portable toilets in the park. There will be portable toilets located on the basketball courts in the front of the park near the playground and toilets along McKenna Road.
- The show will run until about 10pm.
- There will be food vendors located at the old shelter.
- The Disc Golf course and tennis courts will close at noon the day of the event and will not reopen until the next day.
Guests can park in the two parking lots at Elver Park until they are full. A parking attendant will be there to let cars in. Handicapped parking is available in the front lot near the new shelter. Cars will not be allowed to leave the parking lot until 30 minutes after the fireworks end to ensure that the guests walking home are safe as they exit the park.
If you would like to volunteer at the event, please fill out this volunteer sign up form
- Night-of volunteers from 8:30pm-10:45pm to assist with set up, crowd management, and parking.
- Park clean-up the following morning, July 3, 9am-noon.
Any vendor wishing to sell merchandise, food or drinks during the event at Elver Park must register and pay a $50 special event vending fee. Participation is subject to organizer approval. Fill out this Vendor Registration Form.
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You see the thing is......
while I really do love eating good, fresh, healthy, wholefoods, I can also be tempted to go over to 'the dark side'!
This was one of those times; standing in the checkout queue yesterday, absently waiting my turn, blissfully unaware of the temptation ahead, I spied this twist on a Cadbury Creme Egg
It was calling me, with it's iridescent yellow and red and bluey-purple wrap, well....it was a done deal, and I snuck home furtively with my elicit hoard!
Ah - but what's it like inside the wrapper I hear you ask? (Ginny I thought I'd elaborate!) Well, I ate the evidence before I could take any more photos, but it's basically a chunky twist of chocolate with a creme egg centre. Packaging aside - I still prefer the original though, for it's gooey fun-of-eatingness!
No recipe this time, just a pic of a candy wrapper that I wanted to share - just because......!


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Wedding Cake Tips
Wedding books, magazines, and even friends' wedding can give one inspiration when it comes to designing one's wedding cake. Write down these ideas and verbalize them to the baker you decide to hire. Also provide the baker with information about other aspects of the wedding, such as the degree of formality, the estimated number of guests and the wedding colors.
Play the Field
Before committing to a baker, sample cakes in a variety of flavors from each baker. Bakers are more likely to give you a deal in order to be more competitive. Baker may be booked months in advance, so start the search early.
Avoid a wedding cake disaster by creating a written agreement. Be specific. Include all the details, including type of frosting, topper, delivery date, cost, lace and flavor. The baker also needs to know the contact information for a person at the reception.
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Expect to spend approximately $3 per slice of cake. Cut costs by ordering a smaller or less elaborate cake. For a less traditional wedding, bake cupcake-size cakes for each guest.
Cake Presentation
Display the cake in a location that does no obstruct the view of the main table at the reception. Lay a decorative cutting knife aside the cake.


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04 Oct 2013 | | Contributor(s):: Aleksei Aksimentiev
The idea of using a nanopore to sequence DNA continues to generate excitement among scientists and entrepreneurs. The spectacular progress in using biological enzymes to enable nanopore sequencing indicates the imminent arrival of nanopores in practical biomedical applications. Even more exciting...
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This series is organized by PhD students who are appointed as Trainees in the NIH/NCI Midwest Cancer Nanotechnology Training Center (M-CNTC) and in the NSF IGERT in Cellular and Molecular Mechanics and BioNanotechnology (CMMB IGERT). These traineeships are designed to train the next generation of...
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According to a recent news report, more men choose this time of year, March Madness time, to get snipped, or to have that notorious progeny-pausing medical procedure known as the vasectomy.
My wife and I recently entered our 40s, and we are expecting our second child soon. Our boy is seven years old. I am not confirming or denying I'm looking into this particular medical service at this time, or am I saying that I stumbled across this CNN news story while researching the procedure on the Web in preparation for it. Okay? Fine, Okay.
If you don't know, March Madness refers to the National Collegiate Athletic Association, or NCAA, Mens Championship basketball tournament which pretty much lasts the second half of March each year and contributes to mass gambling and lost work hours by the masses managing and participating in office-wide, tournament-bracket money-wagering pools. You can hear the collective gnashing and wailing as upsets in games spread and the tournament steamrolls to the Sweet Sixteen on its way to the athletic-A-bomb known as the Final Four each spring.
But I found it hilarious that some guys use the 'snip' to snap up some laying-around time to immerse deeper into the March Madness mayhem, and it has been particularly crazy so far this time around (and sorry Duke Fans, which I am one, I gotta smile when I think of the little-known Mercer Bears from Macon, Ga., beating the Blue Devil powerhouse by seven points. That was crazy).
A six-pack of something and an icepack
Like I said, I'm not confirming or denying I'm looking into this popular March Madness medical service opportunity. But I will confirm that I like basketball as much as the next fellow. Growing up, I was a complete nut for it, playing hours each day rain or shine and on teams until I snapped my ankle in high school, an impromptu adjustment to my career as a result of coming down from a layup onto the foot of a fellow teammate we called Yank (I have no idea where Yank the nickname came from, and I still to this day don't know what Yank's real name is).
I have spoken as of late with several friends who have had a vasectomy in recent years. Not one of them speaks glowingly of it and say that you need at least one full day if not two days to really get back on your feet after it. None timed it to coincide with March Madness, even though several are big college hoops fans. One friend did time the procedure, he said, at the end of the month to avoid having to help his single brother move out of an apartment.
Each friend said the procedure isn't that bad but be ready to sit down for a while with a six-pack of something and a strategically placed ice pack or bag of frozen peas. I think I understand. And that reminds me, I need go check the frozen veggie situation in our freezer.


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I have a question:
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Taya Kyle in the No Spin Zone
This is a RUSH transcript from "The O'Reilly Factor," June 5, 2013. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
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O'REILLY: "Personal Story" segment tonight, there is a new book out called "American Gun: A History of the U.S. in Ten Firearms." The book was written by the late Navy SEAL Chris Keil who was shot to death in Texas last February. A year earlier I interviewed Chief Petty Officer Kyle on "The Factor." Anyway, Kyle's wife Taya is out promoting the book, and I spoke with her last night.
O'REILLY: So, this is a pro-gun book that you guys put out; but, what is the headline of the book? What is the most important thing in it?
TAYA KYLE, WIFE OF SLAIN NAVY SEAL CHRIS KYLE: I don't actually think of it too much as pro-gun book as much as it is a history book. Honestly, it was just history. Chris loves American history. And, yes, his interest are in guns, so it makes sense that he would show how history has been changed by people using guns and how the gun manufacturers changed to adapt to the times. But, it is really fun and entertaining look at the people who changed history.
O'REILLY: But, there is a specter of your late husband over the book and because he was killed with a firearm by a deranged guy, and that is the center of the debate that most Americans who are clear thinking understand that we need to defend ourselves with firearms and that's why the founding fathers put that in the constitution. But, the other side is also disturbing because there are a lot of crazy people that get a hold of guns and do damage like killing your husband. So, how do you balance that out?
KYLE: Well, I think there are always people that are going to kill other people. They were doing it before guns. And, so, I don't really look at it as a gun issue because it's overshadowed; so, one evil act is something that we end up focusing on. We don't focus on all the positive things. The vulnerable people like me who feel a little bit safer with a gun.
O'REILLY: Sure.
KYLE: So, I think it's just grossly skewed to a few evil acts.
O'REILLY: All right. Now, Jesse Ventura had a dust up with your husband allegedly and your husband was on this program and told me this.
O'REILLY: You say you knocked Jesse Ventura to the floor with a punch. Now, you don't mention his name but everybody knows who that is. Number one, that happened? You knocked him out?
CHRIS KYLE, FORMER NAVY SEAL SNIPER: Well, I knocked him down.
O'REILLY: Knocked him down. Why? Why would you punch Ventura?
CHRIS KYLE: He said you -- you all deserve to lose a few guys.
O'REILLY: Navy SEALs?
CHRIS KYLE: I am assuming he was saying that to me.
O'REILLY: Did he fight back?
CHRIS KYLE: He went down. The cops were there. I took off running.
O'REILLY: Now, Ventura is suing you, even though your husband is dead. He continues the lawsuit and discussed it on CNN. Roll the tape.
JESSE VENTURA, FORMER MINNESOTA GOVERNOR: I was accused by this gentleman of committing treason. That is very serious. In fact, it is a capital offense in the military. And, I want to clear my name because of the event and everything written about it did not happen. It never occurred --
PIERS MORGAN, CNN NEWS HOST: But, Jesse --
VENTURA: -- And, the only place I can do that is to exercise my right to go to court. It is not about money. It is about restoring my reputation.
MORGAN: But, do you not feel slightly uncomfortable about the fact you are now suing his widow?
VENTURA: No. Because it an insurance company is paying for the whole thing anyway.
O'REILLY: How do you react to that?
KYLE: He is suing me for money.
O'REILLY: Yes.
KYLE: For my estate, for the money that I'm supposed to use to raise my children, for the money we wanted to give to other veterans. He is suing me. Harper Collins, William Morrow has an insurance company that is helping me pay for legal fees that I can't afford on my own.
O'REILLY: Right.
KYLE: But, the money he wants is mine.
O'REILLY: He wants money.
KYLE: Yes.
O'REILLY: No doubt about it. But, he also -- I believe that Mr. Ventura when he says he is insulted that his reputation was impugned, how do you feel about him personally?
KYLE: I don't really have an opinion on him, personally. Honestly, I don't really give him too much thought.
O'REILLY: Too much thought. I feel that if he really wants to be a man, he drops the case. If he really wants to be a man. You know? And, if he wants to restore his reputation, then he should drop the case. That's how I feel, Jesse. I hope you got the message there.
Finally, a lot of people go through tragedies. Is there anything that you can tell people who are suffering now as you have suffered because of the loss of your husband? Any words?
KYLE: I think more than anything I can say it to people who know someone who has suffered a devastating loss. I can tell you that my family in the absolute worst of times has seen the absolute best in people. And, that has given us more strength than could ever imagine.
You know, there are -- these people who live by the code of the samurai or the bible that says, "Father of the fatherless." And,they have all stepped in and they have held us up. I think when you suffer a tremendous loss, everybody needs love and support in tangible ways. And, that's what people have done for us. It has been amazing.
O'REILLY: Ms. Kyle, thanks very much for coming in here and talking to us today.
KYLE: Thank you.
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It is a great privilege to be here with you this evening to be with the many friends and admirers of Cardinal Dulles and to offer these words in deep appreciation and gratitude for all that he has been for us, all that he has shared with us as priest, as theologian and as friend.
It would be negligent of me not to express heartfelt thanks to two collaborators of the Cardinal who have worked tirelessly to make this evening possible: Mrs. Maureen Noone who has been a mainstay in the office of the McGinley Professor for the past six years; and, most especially, Sister Anne-Marie Kirmse, O.P., who for twenty years has been the Cardinal's executive assistant. Those who know Sister Anne-Marie know how much we all owe to her generosity and dedication.
I have entitled my reflections this evening: "Cardinal Dulles' McGinley Lectures: a Labor of Love." May I suggest to you that we reflect upon them as the fruit of a four-fold love: for Fordham, for the Society of Jesus, for the Church Catholic, and grounding all these loves, a love for the Lord Jesus: "in quo omnia constant"–in whom all holds together.
Love for Fordham
I first set foot on this campus as a freshman on a late summer day in 1956. Laurence J. McGinley, S.J., was the President of Fordham University and Leo P. McLaughlin, S.J. who became a mentor and friend, was Dean of Fordham College. W. Norris Clark, S.J. was already inspiring students and pioneering a more personalist approach to the thought of Thomas Aquinas.
Like a number of my peers from New York area Jesuit high schools (Regis and Fordham Prep, Xavier and St. Peter's), one of the organizations I joined was the flourishing Fordham College Sodality. The Sodality saw its role as wedding spirituality and devotion with intellectual commitment. Among the seniors in the Sodality there were still respectful reminiscences of the Jesuit scholastic who had been moderator of the Freshman and Sophomore Sodality from 1951 to 1953: the young Mr. Avery Dulles of the Society of Jesus.
In addition to guiding his "sodalists" (among whom was a young lad Ted McCarrick, created Cardinal by Pope John Paul II on the same day as his friend Avery Dulles), the young scholastic taught philosophy, thus beginning his Jesuit teaching career and his Fordham commitment. An outcome of that teaching was a book that he co-authored entitled Introductory Metaphysics: one of the first in a long line of scholarly works from the fecund pen, typewriter and computer of Avery Dulles.
I will not pretend that in the mid-1950s Vatican II was on the horizon of even the most far-sighted. But I very much want to insist that seeds were germinating at Fordham as elsewhere, indeed that Vatican II's ressourcement was well under way. And let it be acknowledged that Pope Pius XII surely deserves credit for making much of that ressourcement possible: promoting biblical studies with Divino Afflante Spiritu, enriching ecclesiology with Mystici Corporis, revitalizing liturgy with Mediator Dei and the reform of the Paschal Triduum. Perhaps the book most quoted by the Fordham Sodality members of that decade was Yves Congar's Lay People and the Church, while Newman and Blondel, de Lubac and Danielou figured prominently on our reading lists.
My point in recalling this is, I admit, to evoke the Fordham of the fifties fondly, as a place intellectually alive: to which devoted lay people and Jesuits, like Avery Dulles, contributed so creatively. Dulles' two years of committed teaching and guidance were but providential prelude to his twenty years as McGinley Professor of Religion and Society. And a ripe fruit of these twenty years is the volume of superbly crafted McGinley Lectures now fittingly and handsomely published by Fordham University Press.
But I confess to another motivation, a tad more controversial, as I recollect those Fordham years of the fifties. It is to assert that Vatican II's achievement looks, in retrospect, to have been the fruition rather than reversal of what we were already experiencing as lay people in the Church. From this vantage Vatican II can clearly be read,as Cardinal Dulles does, in terms of a hermeneutics of deep-rooted continuity amidst enriching change.
Love for the Society
If love for Fordham is a characteristic of the Dulles' legacy, an even more defining feature is his love for the Society of Jesus, the brotherhood from which he has received much and to which he has given so much. And, of course, the animating spirit for "this least Society" is provided by the spiritual vision and method of its founder, Ignatius of Loyola.
In my "Foreword" to the McGinley lectures volume I suggest that "one may profitably read these collected essays as so many soundings of the Ignatian charism brought to bear on crucial theological and societal issues of our day."
Let me identify four aspects of the Ignatian vision that underlie Dulles' commitment to the Society of Jesus and that structure his lectures. I lift up, first, the radical sense of the transcendent mystery of God, who is semper Major–alone worthy of adoration and praise. In a time and culture of often one-dimensional secularity (recognized even by so sympathetic a scholar as Charles Taylor), Avery Dulles has consistently called his hearers and readers beyond programs and causes, however worthwhile, to the transcendent Source in whom we live, and move, and have our being.
Absent God, the abolition of man follows.
The second aspect of the Ignatian vision is inseparable from the first. It is the celebration of the wondrous exchange of natures, the admirabile commercium, whereby God's eternal Word has taken flesh in the beloved humanity of Jesus the Christ. The Society Ignatius founded is dedicated to the Lord Jesus himself, and is animated, as Dulles writes, by "a personal love for Jesus and a desire to be counted among his close companions." In his address this evening, Cardinal Dulles shows himself a true son of Ignatius as he speaks movingly of "the discovery of the pearl of great price, the treasure hidden in the field, the Lord Jesus himself."
Christological reductionism and relativism is not the way of Ignatius, and not the way of his spiritual son, Avery Dulles.
Thirdly, Ignatius' vision refuses to countenance any sundering of Jesus from his body, the church. To say, as some do today, "Jesus–yes! Church–no!" would be to speak nonsense for Ignatius of Loyola, as it makes no sense for Avery Dulles. How can Christ be separated from his body, or the Church divorced from its Lord? Moreover, neither for Ignatius nor for Dulles is the Church some Platonic entity, floating above history, or possessing a merely invisible nature. Rather, the Church of Christ, concretely immersed in history, subsists, in visible form, in the Catholic Church, in hierarchical communion with the successor of Peter and the college of bishops in union with him.
To these aspects of Ignatius' vision, a fourth must be added: the practice and virtue of discernment. The word is, of course, frequently invoked, but the reality is, perhaps, less in evidence, because quite exigent. Two of the demands of authentic discernment strike me as characterizing Dulles' McGinley lectures.
Discernment requires, first, the ability to listen carefully to a variety of voices. In his address this evening the cardinal put it with disarming simplicity. Speaking of his approach in the lectures he says: "in general I have begun my investigation by asking what others, especially authoritative voices, have had to say about the topic. I want to learn before I speak" (emphasis mine). In this the cardinal's method more closely resembles the "quaestio" of Thomas Aquinas than it does the "thesis" procedure of the neo-scholastic manuals (pedagogically useful as these latter may have been).
But authentic discernment requires more than respectfully marshalling opinions. Its further responsibility is to come to judgment, to critique courageously what appears inadequate. Inadequate to what? Well inadequate to reason–as, for example, when positions lack consistency or coherence. Or in Dulles' typically laconic admission: "I abhor mixtures of contradictions." But most especially inadequate to the Gospel, to the scriptures and the Great Tradition of the Church Catholic. In this ample and life-giving sense, Dulles strives to found his discernment on the Ignatian principle: sentire cum ecclesia–to discern with the Church.
The McGinley Lectures, I contend, offer us exemplary models of ecclesial discernment.
Love for the Church
The third, yet more comprehensive, love that these lectures manifest is Cardinal Dulles' love for the Church catholic. We know well that this love led the young Harvard student, Avery Dulles, to enter the Catholic Church in 1940, finding here his spiritual and intellectual home. For over sixty years his love for the Church has grown ever stronger, not because he is unmindful that the earthly church, in the words of Augustine, is a corpus permixtum, but because precisely as such it remains the corpus Christi, the ever-beloved bride of Christ.
I entitled my "Foreword" to the McGinley Lectures volume, "Avery Dulles, Vir Ecclesiasticus," because I am convinced that this Patristic accolade sums up the priestly and theological service of this man of the church. But however indispensable the institutional dimension of the Church is, a dimension signaled clearly by his rank of "Cardinal of the Holy Roman Church," Cardinal Dulles knows better than anyone that the institutional element is not the heart of the Church. As faithful interpreter of the Second Vatican Council, Dulles insists, with Lumen Gentium, that the heart of the Church is the Mystery which the Church embodies.Here is how he puts it in his splendid book, The Craft of Theology: From Symbol to System (1992):
As a great sacrament [the church] extends in space and time the physical body of the Lord. It is not a mere pointer to the absent Christ, but the symbolic manifestation of the present Christ. The members of the Christ, insofar as they are remade in Christ's image by the power of the Holy Spirit, represent Christ to one another and to the world. He identifies himself with them. Especially is this true of the saints, those who allow themselves to be totally transformed in Christ. The Church, in its most basic reality, is a holy fellowship built up through the self-communication of the triune God. (Craft, p. 35)
I think that Dulles' best-known work, Models of the Church (1974) proceeds from this realization that the essence of the church is inexhaustible mystery to which no one perspective can do full justice. As a young priest and teacher of theology in the mid-seventies, I can testify to the theological and pastoral impact of that book which allowed us to articulate a legitimate pluralism in our understanding of church, and hence to promote dialogue among different (sometimes competing) perspectives, whether in religious communities, in seminaries, or in parishes.
Yet the book's very success may have, unwittingly, fostered a too facile accommodationism, especially when filtered through the seventies' soft relativism of the "that's your model/that's my model" variety. Perhaps this is what led Dulles to elaborate in the 1980s an approach to church as "Community of Disciples" that, without pretending to be a super-model, nevertheless served to re-focus ecclesial reflection upon the distinctive identity of this community, this assembly, this body. Community of disciples serves to displace attention from an unhealthy ecclesiocentrism, with its ever-real risk of partisan polarizations, to a Christocentrism that directs minds and hearts to the source of the church's life. It also helps bring to the fore the cost of discipleship, the realization that love for the church can be (in Dostoyevski's words) a harsh and dreadful thing, not like love in dreams.
Dulles' concern about polarization and the spread of an almost promiscuous pluralism in theological circles led him, in The Craft of Theology, to outline a way forward that he called an "ecclesial-transformative" approach to the theological task. I will not endeavor this evening to expatiate upon it, save to call attention to the equal importance of both adjectives: ecclesial and transformative. It proposes an understanding of the theological task as ecclesial mission: to speak and act faithfully and creatively within, not over-against, the church. Here is how the cardinal himself states it:
[Theology] must deal with new questions put to the Church by the course of events and by the circumstances of life in the world. Continual creativity is needed to implant the faith in new cultures and to keep the teaching of the Church abreast of the growth of secular knowledge. New questions demand new answers, but the answers of theology must always grow out of the Church's heritage of faith, (Craft, pp. 10&11)
Can we fail to recognize in these words the very program of the McGinley Lectures?
I spoke a short while before about "discernment" as a salient characteristic of the Ignatian charism. In words made common currency by Vatican II, the theologian, standing in medio ecclesiae, is to discern "the signs of the times." But two provisos must immediately be entered. First, the injunction of the Council is that the signs of the times be scrutinized and interpreted in the light of the Gospel (Gaudium et spes, 4). Second, since the church is immersed in history the signs needing discernment in 2008 may not be, in all respects, the same as those prevalent in 1965 at the Council's conclusion.
Allow me to hazard a "for instance." I have suggested in other places that a great achievement of the council was the recovery of a more ample notion of tradition (a suggestion with which Cardinal Dulles has concurred). I develop this further by distinguishing two understandings of tradition: tradition as tradita–those things handed down, the deposit of faith, if you will; and tradition as traditio–the process of handing down, of ongoing interpretation.
At the time of Vatican II the former sense of tradition (as tradita) was firmly "in possession," accepted by almost all. What was needed was to re-appropriate the tradition as living reality, as more than rigid propositions unreflectively parroted–in a word: as traditio.
Today voices ranging from Commonweal through Americato First Things acknowledge that a widespread biblical and theological illiteracy afflicts the church in the United States. The tradita can no longer be taken for granted as understood, or even accepted. Thus Dulles' discernment–as we heard him reiterate this evening-is that "the present climate of opinion does not favor tradition and orthodoxy." Avowing this honestly, does not lead him, however, to repudiate the complementary recognition that "tradition is a developing thing because the church lives in history." Rather, it spurs him to affirm with one of his heroes, John Henry Newman, that "tradition develops in fidelity to its own deepest principles … a reversal of course is not a development."
Are we then left to oscillate between shifting emphases, now on tradita, now on traditio, reduced to continual course corrections? Is the promise of Vatican II postponed to an ever-receding horizon? Here is where I think it imperative to descend, with Dulles, yet deeper, to the heart of tradition, to that fourth, all-encompassing love animating these McGinley lectures: love for the Lord Jesus himself, given for our sake.
Love for the Lord Jesus
For the tradita, the storehouse of church teachings and practices, point mystagogically to a deeper reality; and traditio, ongoing interpretation, is at the service of the inexhaustible revelation which it seeks to communicate ever anew. Thus tradition, at its deepest, is the Traditus, Jesus Christ himself, handed over for our sake, who gave and gives himself out of love.
To my knowledge Cardinal Dulles does not himself employ the term "Traditus," but the reality of the Eucharistic Christ, the Traditus, forms the heart of his teaching as it does his priestly existence.
In this regard, I call your particular attention to two of the McGinley Lectures that are vintage Dulles: "Crucified for Our Sake" (Spring 1995) and "How Real Is the Real Presence?" (Spring 2005).
In "Crucified for Our Sake" the cardinal affirms, consonant with the Great Tradition, that "the cross of Christ constitutes the very center of world history." And, while ready to learn from the insights and concerns of those who find "sacrificial" language problematic, he holds such language indispensable to the Scriptural and liturgical witness to "the Lamb sacrificed to redeem the sins of the world by his most precious blood." And a quote from Ephesians anchors his persuasion: "Christ loved us and gave himself up for us, a fragrant offering and sacrifice to God" (Eph 5:2).
In "How Real Is the Real Presence?" Cardinal Dulles, though gratefully affirming the multiple forms of Christ's presence in the Church, singles out, with Vatican II, his unique presence in the Eucharist: the sacrament which "contains the entire spiritual treasure of the Church." He celebrates the truth that "in the Eucharist Christ's presence is inherent and abiding" and he concludes the lecture by probing the Eucharist's multi-dimensional richness which "has singular power to recapture the past, transform the present, and anticipate the future because it contains the Lord of history truly, really, and substantially." In resume:
The Lamb, once slain for the life of the world, continues to give himself eucharistically as humanity's food and drink in the Spirit. In the Eucharist we encounter and embrace the Traditus, the crucified and risen Savior, truly present among us.
In the McGinley Lectures, fruit of his life-long labor of love, Avery Dulles has gifted us–not with the last word, but with an authoritative, always enlightening word. And for this we are most deeply grateful.
I close by calling to mind the recent General Congregation of the Society of Jesus held in Rome. Towards its conclusion the delegates, together with the new Father General, had an audience with Pope Benedict XVI. At the end of his address to them the Holy Father said something truly remarkable (my undergraduates would say: "awesome!"). He asked those present to join him in the prayer which St. Ignatius gives as the culmination of the Spiritual Exercises: the "Suscipe."
But the Pope prefaced the prayer with a stunning, perhaps unprecedented papal admission. "It is a prayer," he confesses, "which always appears to me to be overwhelming [troppo grande]-to the point that I almost dare not say it [quasi non oso dirla]; nevertheless we must appropriate it ever anew."
And so, together with the Holy Father, with Cardinal Avery Dulles, with his brothers in the Company of Jesus, we all seek the courage to pray:
"Take, Lord, receive, all my liberty: my memory, my understanding, my entire will–all that I am and possess. You have given all to me; I now give all back to you, Lord. All this is yours, dispose of it according to your will. Give me only your love and your grace: that is enough for me."


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Coulee Cops
Reports compiled from police files
Grand Coulee Police
5/21 - A Grand Coulee Dam Middle School student reported that her iPhone was taken from her locker. Services on the phone were cancelled and police are following up a tip on who has the phone.
- A dog incident on Second Street in Electric City resulted in various threats. A woman said her dog was attacked by another dog and she told the owner if it did so again she would "kill it." The owner of the dog that was involved in the attack told the woman he "would kill her." Police have asked for statements from the two and from a witness who saw the dog attack.
- A man reported that two dogs acting aggressively came out on Electric Boulevard at him. He said he carries a walking stick and chased the more aggressive dog back in its yard. The dog's owner came out and when told to keep his dogs home, he replied, "Don't worry about it." A woman stated that she would get the fence fixed so the dogs couldn't get out.
5/22 - An Electric City resident complained to police that someone had been dumping limbs on his property.
- A man on Hillcrest in Electric City reported a bullet embedded in the door jamb of his front door. He had dug it out, and he gave the .22 caliber slug to the officer, who thought it probably had skipped off a hard surface and hit the house.
5/23 - A man on Goodfellow Street in Electric City reported loud yelling in the neighborhood. Police responded and told the residents nearby to quiet down. Then the officer was called again with the same complaint and the officer got assurances that they would quiet down.
- A woman on Grand Avenue in Electric City reported that someone has been siphoning gas from vehicles in her neighborhood.
- A man on Fifth Street in Electric City complained that a neighbor had placed a metal shed on his property. The officer advised the man that it was a civil matter, not a police matter.
- A Spokane woman called police to state that a house she owned in Electric City had its sliding door open. She said the house wasn't rented and there shouldn't be anyone in the house. Police secured the house and the woman said she would check the property.
- A Grand Coulee woman told police that an Electric City woman had taken her iPhone. When contacted, the Electric City woman reportedly blurted out that she had taken the phone because the Grand Coulee woman had her clothes and wouldn't give them to her. Police forwarded the report to the Grant County Prosecutor's office.
- Police went to a local business because a father prevented the mother of a girl from taking her according to a joint custody agreement. The man wouldn't let police into his business and cursed the officer before finally agreeing to give his daughter to her mother.
5/24 - Three visitors, from Spokane, Seattle and Springdale, were all cited for not wearing seatbelts.
5/25 - Officers went to a home on West Grand Avenue in Electric City in regard to a malicious mischief call and found four youths alone who admitted setting off fireworks. Police collected the remaining fireworks and asked that their parents call when they came home.
- A Spokane Valley driver was cited for following too closely after the vehicle she was driving ran into the back of a boat being towed near Four Corners. There were no injuries.
5/26 - A person who reported a beating taking place on West Grand in Electric City was arrested two warrants. He was taken to Grant County Jail. He had reported that he had seen two males beat on a third with a baseball bat and pool cue. Police were unable to find the persons responsible.
- A Coulee Dam woman was cited in an assault case on Burdin Boulevard in Grand Coulee. Police had trouble getting information when one of the parties told an officer that she had been "killed a year ago."
Coulee Dam Police
5/22 - A man on Holly Street called police and asked that they help remove a guest from his house. When police arrived the man had fled through a window.
- Police notified about a dozen residents that their property was in violation of the town's nuisance ordinance.
5/23 - A Pennsylvania driver was cited for driving while under the influence after being stopped for speeding.
5/24 - A woman who was missing her side mirror was stopped and explained that she had hit a deer. The officer said she needed to get the mirror replaced and also cited her for driving with a suspended license. A friend came to take charge of the vehicle.
5/25 - A woman was stopped for having a faulty brake light and she explained to the officer that the light wasn't working when she purchased the vehicle a month before. When asked for registration, driver's license and insurance card she responded that she didn't have any of those. It was found that her license was suspended so she was cited for that and the insurance issue, warned on the rest.
- An officer noticed a woman driving who was known to be suspended. She was cited for that and for not having insurance. A licensed driver was summoned.
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Pay per viewer: TVs highest paid stars
Chelsea Handler may not have a lot of viewers, but she gets paid a lot of dough for the ones she does have on "Chelsea Lately." Jon Stewart is likewise laughing all the way to the bank. And it's time for CNN's Anderson Cooper to come out... as possibly overpaid.
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Arthur Karl Heinz Oertelt
Born: January 13, 1921
Berlin, Germany
Heinz, as he was usually called, was born in the German capital to religious Jewish parents. He and his older brother, Kurt, attended both religious and public schools. His father had died when he was very young. His mother, a seamstress, struggled to make ends meet. She and the boys lived in a predominantly Christian neighborhood.
1933-39: It frightened me when Nazi storm troopers sang about Jewish blood dripping from their knives. But we didn't have money to leave Berlin. In late 1939 I was forced, with other Jews, to work for German construction companies. Many of us were professionals and businessmen unused to manual labor. We shoveled dirt and carried rocks by hand. Passersby would grin at us, and teachers brought students to show them what Jews looked like.
1940-44: In March 1943 Mother, Kurt and I were deported to Theresienstadt, where we soon became infested with lice, fleas, and bedbugs. We became obsessed with thoughts of food. Our soup was dished out from a huge barrel by lazy men who didn't bother to stir it, leaving the good food chunks near the bottom. I had to time myself just right. If I was at the front of the line I'd get mostly the watery parts. If I was too far back, I might get nothing at all or watery soup from the top of a newly arrived barrel.
Heinz was eventually liberated near Flossenbürg in April 1945, and emigrated to the United States in 1949. Kurt survived the war, but their mother perished in Auschwitz.


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1. Sorry for the delay on this project. I have had a full plate.
2. The banners are going to be 6' high by 45' long. One will be on the north face. One will be on the south face.
3. We are planning on modest to no graphics. Just letters to keep it simple and home spun.
Because we are somewhat limited in banner size we need to keep the message short.
Here are what seem to be the top ideas at this time.
War Is Not Peace: Ron Paul 2012
Had Enough? Ron Paul 2012
Speaking Truth To Power: Ron Paul 2012
Not For Sale: Ron Paul 2012
Last Chance America: Ron Paul 2012
Take The Red Pill: Ron Paul 2012
No Bailouts! Ron Paul 2012
Pro America, Anti-Establishment: Ron Paul 2012
Hey Sheep: Please Ignore Ron Paul.
Wicked Honest: Ron Paul 2012
Can someone make these ideas into a poll thread and post it in the forums. That way we can get a scientific voting sample on what people think the best choices would be.
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fault-tolerant quantum computation. It is known, however, that
transversal gates alone cannot be computationally universal. I will show
that the limitation on universality can be circumvented using only
fault-tolerant error correction, which is already required anyway. This
result applies to ``triorthogonal'' stabilizer codes, which were recently
introduced by Bravyi and Haah for state distillation. I will show that
triothogonal codes admit transversal implementation of the
controlled-controlled-Z gate, and then demonstrate a transversal Hadamard construction
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2 guys have a ball as Michael Jackson on Broadway
NEW YORK (AP) -- If making your Broadway debut at age 12 doesn't sound scary enough, imagine doing it in an iconic role. Now triple it.
That's what Raymond Luke Jr. and Jibreel Mawry are facing. They're taking turns portraying a preteen Michael Jackson, a young Motown founder Berry Gordy and an adolescent Stevie Wonder in "Motown: The Musical."
"It's a big step," acknowledges a soft-spoken Jibreel backstage at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre. "We went from local performances around town to Broadway."
The musical portrays Motown's first 25 years through the eyes of Gordy and is punctuated with a stunning collection of vintage hits and energetic dance numbers.
Jibreel, from Detroit, and Raymond, from Los Angeles, beat hundreds of hopefuls in a national search and now find themselves sharing a tiny dressing room in New York, juggling schoolwork and keeping up with last-minute changes to the show.
"I don't think either one of them had ever seen a Broadway show prior to this," says director Charles Randolph-Wright. "So to all of a sudden be starring in this show where you can't get a ticket, in a theater with 1,500 seats, it's quite a different thing from being in your high-school auditorium or the mall."
A recent visit backstage revealed two happy, polite and remarkably talented youngsters. The door of Room 14 has both an official sign with their names in typeset letters and a homemade one just below with the word "Motown" in bright colored-in letters and their signatures.
Just as a visitor knocked, the sound of the boys singing was heard. They weren't belting out Katy Perry or Kanye West. It was a pretty great version of "You Can't Stop the Beat" from "Hairspray."
"We have a lot of fun in here," says Raymond.
Of the three roles they play, Michael Jackson is the toughest, requiring the most singing and dancing, including several classic Jackson Five hits like "I Want You Back" and "The Love You Save."
They've studied footage of Jackson as well as his influences, including Jackie Wilson and James Brown. "Michael is someone who felt the music. He WAS the music," says Raymond.
Adds Jibreel: "He was always so smooth onstage. He held back when he was offstage, but then when that spotlight hit him onstage, he was a whole different person."
Jibreel was introduced to Jackson's music at age 5 by his mother and has made several appearances mimicking the King of Pop. He helped teach Raymond the finer points, including to keep smiling and to keep moving.
"I wasn't comfortable with smiling. I was the kind of singer that just stands still," says Raymond. Of his co-star, he adds admiringly: "When he's Michael, he's like a whole other Michael. He's like Michael Jr."
Jibreel, whose YouTube handle is JuniorMJ1000, auditioned by sending in a video but, just to be sure, his family drove him to New York to audition in person as well. He was called back to join a workshop and then finally this winter got word he had landed the Broadway gig.
"I didn't believe it when my mom told me," he says.
Raymond, who led his church choir at 8, auditioned on camera in Los Angeles, singing "I Want You Back," ''Loving You" and "I'll Be There." He was invited to New York to show off his stuff and was then offered the job just before Christmas break.
His mom got the call. "I just remember her crying, 'You made it! You made it!'" he recalls. "I've been singing since I was 3, so it's kind of amazing for me to actually be here. C'mon? New York? Broadway? That's amazing."
Randolph-Wright helped cast the show and sifted through audition videos as well as visiting Detroit, Atlanta and Los Angeles to see candidates up close. He says he knew he had found gold as soon as Jibreel and Raymond walked in.
"It's daunting to have to play any one of those three characters. To have to do all three of them is, of course, insane," he says. "It's thrilling to see them grow and change and discover what it means to be on Broadway."
Both hope a show-biz career awaits them. Raymond is a veteran of Toys R Us and Volkswagen commercials, and Jibreel plans on finishing his debut album of pop and R&B songs.
Each boy has a parent in the city watching over him, as well as Lisa Swift, their teacher, who tries to squeeze in as many online lessons as possible in between choreography tuneups. Jibreel, in sixth grade, and Raymond, in seventh, are required to get three hours of schooling for every day of classes they miss.
The show keeps changing -- a recent cut scrapped the only young Stevie Wonder tune "Fingertips" from the musical -- and yet the boys still keep their sense of humor.
Inadvertently funny things said backstage get written on a quote board tacked to a wall in their dressing room. One entry gently needles their good-natured teacher. "Ms. Lisa," Raymond once said. "It doesn't matter how old you are, you can still bring it."
The same, it could be said, applies to Raymond and Jibreel.
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The Reduced Quick-Toggles:
The quick-toggle collection in the notification bar has been reduced to show all the shortcuts in a single line up top. An additional down swipe gets you all the quick-toggles, Android M style with just one more add-on. There's an edit button in the down-right corner. Now the quick toggle screens are paginated, and you can add as many as you want all thanks to that edit button. Once you press this button, you enter the edit phase where you can add as many toggles as you like from the list of toggles provided and arrange them the way it suits you.
The notifications allow you more interactivity with the notifying apps now. A swipe down on any notification brings you more option from that particular app, a swipe right lets you decide the notification settings for the app and a swipe left clears the notification.A swipe down for majority of the social apps brings you options to reply to, comment on or like that particular notification straight away from your notification screen without the hassle of opening the app.
All of your recently opened apps would appear in the recents screen slightly more enlarged than before as part of Google's more interactivity program. If you press the recents button from inside an app, that app slides down to build more room for the app that had been there before this app to allow you efficient multi-tasking. It must be noted that now, there are just 7 recent activities that can appear in the recents menu and we think that it's more than sufficient. Also included in the android N is a double tap to the recent button feature that helps you to switch between 2 recently opened apps.
Oh! And did we mention there's a "clear all" button in the recents screen now? Finally!
Long-pressing the recents button opens the multi-window screen where you see the last 2 opened apps divided by a sliding bar and you can decide the space any of these apps take on screen via that sliding bar Google has done much, it seems from this develop preview's optimized recents screen and multi-window support, to help its user multi-task easily.
Google has optimized its software on 2 fronts: runtime and graphics. This accompanied with a speedier graphics compiler give users the performance of their dreams. We expect this software to run on the most mediocre devices in the smoothest of ways.
VR compatibility:
Excluded as of yet, but expected to be a part of the android N soon enough, is the VR mode. This mode lets your device be VR compatible by splitting its screen and lets you enjoy android experience in 3D. Imagine downloading normal videos to your cell phone and seeing them in 3D via your VR mode This mode would be an invaluable addition to the android N if Google plans to slip it out soon enough. Else, maybe we'll get to see it in android O; which, too is acceptable seeing how quickly Google updates its devices.
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We feel that some of the best features of the android N have already been around a long time. HTC and Samsung have been using the shorter quick-toggle screens for a long time now. LG and Samsung have been the hub for multi-window multitasking since forever. This is why we can't see what the excitement for the new android N was all about. It had to be smoother than the previous versions otherwise developer critiques would have taken it down so there's not much improvement in that front either. However some religiously Google fans out there are hailing this device worldwide and are worshipping the "clear all" button that Google has been generous enough to let free for its android N's recent screen.
We intend not to spoil this for them and so we add that Google's UI has always been famous for its simplicity. Including the necessities without over complicating the software is an art only known by Google and this is just what they have managed to achieve with this update. Though Google had been capable of making this embrace with necessities all along, it may only be right to forgive them for this delay.
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Tekken X Street Fighter still planned for current gen consoles
The developers behind Tekken X Street Fighter have said the game is still coming to current generation consoles.
The Namco and Capcom collaboration was first announced in 2010, but there has been no word on when it will be released.
However, this silence doesn't mean it has been pushed back to become a Xbox 720 or PS4 title, according to Eurogamer.
"There's still a large number of players out there with a PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360 who are looking forward to the game," said Tekken producer Katsuhiro Harada.
"So we feel it's probably more relevant to get the title out to them on the current hardware.
"We're not completely sure, but that's the direction at this moment."
Tekken X Street Fighter puts characters from both franchises in Tekken-style 3D arenas. Its 2D counterpart Street Fighter X Tekken was released earlier this year.


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For nearly 150 years, the story of the Hunley's attack on the USS Housatonic has been Civil War legend.
And it has been wrong.
Scientists have discovered a piece of the Confederate submarine's torpedo still attached to its spar, debunking eyewitness accounts that the Hunley was nearly 100 feet away from the explosion that sent a Union blockade ship to the bottom of the sea off Charleston in 1864.
Instead, the Hunley and its eight-man crew were less than 20 feet from the blast. And that changes everything about the story — and possibly even provides a clue as to why it sank.
"I would say this is the single-most important piece of evidence we have found from the attack," said Maria Jacobsen, senior archaeologist on the Hunley project.
Basically, Hunley conservators found a piece of the torpedo's copper shell, peeled back from the blast, when they removed a century of hardened sand and shell from the submarine's 20-foot spar. The torpedo was bolted to the spar, contradicting the conventional wisdom that the torpedo was planted in the side of the Housatonic with a barb like a fishing hook, slipped off the spar and then detonated by rope trigger when the sub was a safe distance away.
Instead, the Feb. 17, 1864, attack off Charleston was a dangerous, close-quarters assault that risked the sub and crew.
"This changes some things," said Lt. Gov. Glenn McConnell, longtime chairman of the state Hunley Commission. "They were much closer to the explosion than we believed, but I don't believe this was a suicide mission."
When the Hunley was built in 1863, it was originally intended to attack ships using a contact mine towed from the end of a long rope.
The idea was that the submarine would dive under a ship and drag the mine into its flank, by which time the Hunley would be safely on the other side of the ship.
After the towline got fouled in the Hunley's rudder and propeller during a test run in Charleston Harbor, engineers decided to refit the sub with a spar similar to the ones used by ironclads, picket boats and Davids, which were low-profile stealth boats.
The engineering quickly evolved through trial and error. In October 1863, a David attacked the USS New Ironsides outside Charleston Harbor, ramming a torpedo into its flank. The blast didn't sink the ship, but did serious damage.
The explosion also threw a plume of water into the air, some of which extinguished the fire powering the David's steam engine. Jacobsen said that attack prompted Confederate engineers to refine their method of attack. If the main thrust of the blast was up, the mines would have limited success hitting the side of a ship. They would do more damage if they were planted under the ships.
The Hunley was equipped with an adjustable spar that could be raised or lowered. The torpedo was fixed on the spar at an angle, so that when the spar was lowered for an attack, the torpedo was sitting dead horizontal.
Jacobsen knows this because of a detailed drawing of the "torpedo used to sink the Housatonic" that survives in the papers of Confederate officials in Charleston during the war. But until Hunley scientists found the remains of that exact torpedo, they couldn't be sure those drawings were accurate.
The torpedo, like the Hunley, had been upgraded through trial and error. Because triggers and detonators on these torpedoes were woefully unreliable, the Hunley's torpedo had three triggers, any one of which would blow the charge.
And, because the David's 65-pound torpedo did not sink the Ironsides, the Hunley's torpedo was packed with more than double the gunpowder — 135 pounds.
The Hunley left Sullivan's Island shortly after 6 p.m. on Feb. 17, 1864. Two hours later, it was spotted off the port bow of the Housatonic when it was several hundred yards out.
Instead of directly ramming the sloop-of-war, Jacobsen said, Hunley commander Lt. George E. Dixon maneuvered the Hunley around the Housatonic's bow and aimed for the starboard rear flank.
On the Housatonic, the ship's hull curved upward and inward toward the stern. The Hunley planted its charge on the side of the ship beneath the bilge line, ensuring that an upward blast would go through the ship.
And it did.
The blast left a hole in the Housatonic so large that accounts say a couch floated out of the breach sideways.
But what did that blast do to the Hunley and its crew, which were also above the blast and less than two dozen feet away?
"This is a riveted iron structure. How well would it hold up against shock waves?" Jacobsen said.
That is a question that may not be answered soon. The Hunley's hull is still covered with a shell of hardened sand — concretion — that scientists are leaving in place to protect the metal until the conservation process begins. When that concrete-like casing is removed (current plans are to do so next year), scientists at the Warren Lasch Conservation Center should get a better idea of what, if any, damage the blast caused the sub.
It could have buckled hull plates, allowing enough water into the sub to sink it. But the crew, under enormous pressure to break the blockade, had no way to test the effects of shock waves from the blast on the sub.
"They were pressed for time, they were pressed for resources, but nothing indicates this was a suicide mission," Jacobsen said. "They just had to get the job done."
In other words, the crew had to take a risk.
McConnell said that there is one tantalizing clue that suggests a shock wave hit the Hunley hard. Dixon's pocket watch is stopped at almost the exact moment the Housatonic crew said the Hunley attacked. Did the blast actually stop a clock?
"I think we are now narrowing our focus some to look at what effect the concussion of that blast might have had," McConnell said.
Until the sub itself is examined more closely, scientists will use this new information and data to simulate the blast. Jacobsen said that will offer a better idea of what impact the blast had on the Hunley. She said that will be a time-consuming and costly project, one that will require the lab to partner with an outside source.
They will begin with computer simulations and may eventually move to scale models of the attack. And that ultimately may shed further light on one of the most mysterious legends of the Civil War.


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Zumiez: "What has been your most memorable Girl tour?"
Sean Malto: "Man, all of the Girl tours are fun, but I feel like the most memorable one for me was probably the first U.S. one, "Badass meets Dumbass." So it was super long, I went on the whole thing and I brought a big box of product and clothes, and was just like "this is my home for the next five weeks," and that was the first time I have ever done that before. So that one is definitely stuck in my mind."
Zumiez: "Are you down with the Trunk Boyz?"
Sean Malto: "I love the Trunk Boyz. I don't see them as often as I'd like. It was funny for a little bit on those "Pretty Sweet" trips filming for the video; it would be like Trunk Boyz, me, and Mike Mo. We never really got jumped into the gang, but we "bro'd," we hung out. We went to a cabin in Montana and lit stuff on fire and shot guns. I love those guys, but I just wish I saw them a lot more."
Zumiez: "Any big skate trips planned?"
Sean Malto: "At the moment I am just trying to get my ankle back to 100% but the one I have been looking forward to the most is the Fourstar Copenhagen/Germany trip. That is going to be a fun one: Copenhagen Pro and going to Berlin, and doing a little Germany blast, it's going to be sick."
Zumiez: "How often do you go back to Kansas City? What's your favorite KC spot?"
Sean Malto: "I always try to make it there once every couple months, but this year I have just been getting jammed up with ankle surgeries and doing physical therapy out in L.A. and things have kept me out on the west coast a lot more. My favorite spot to skate? It's so mellow there, and you can skate anywhere, it's so awesome. There is this new D.I.Y. spot that a bunch of skaters built, and concreted up barriers and made ledges and manual pads. That has kind of been the new "go to" spot."
Zumiez: "You get a lot of crazy Insta comments, what has been the craziest?"
Sean Malto: "There are tons of Instagram haters. I just kind of stopped reading them. Actually, I don't know about one comment, but one post I regret is, Bieber was skating my board, and I don't know him and I've never met him, but I just thought it was funny that he was skating my board. I was like "Oh my God, Justin Bieber has my board, this is super random." So I posted it on my Instagram, and I got so much hate towards like everything. I was like, "Oh my God I did not think it was going to go that crazy." I didn't know people hated him that much, but yeah that's one I regret."
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