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Just hours after the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. on Friday, Austin business owner Eddie Nimibutr wrote on his personal Facebook page that he didn't "care if a bunch of white kids got killed."
The resulting backlash was both swift and severe. On Monday, Nimibutr's restaurant, Thai Noodle House, was forced to close its doors and turn off its lights, KEYE-TV reported. Only time will tell if the close is permanent, but the owner said the restaurant will stay closed for the time being for fear retaliation against him and his employees.
After initially refusing to apologize and telling those who disagreed with him they didn't have to eat at his restaurant, Nimibutr provided an apology of sorts to KEYE-TV, but he did not completely take back his statement.
"[It] was a bad response, I shouldn't have said it in those words," said Nimibutr. "Looking back at it, it was better to say something than to be silent."
In case you missed it, this is the portion of Nimibutr's Facebook post that landed him in hot water:
"I don't care if a bunch of white kids got killed. F**k Post-Racial bullsh*t. When kids from minority groups get shot, nobody cares. When Israel launched missiles at the school on Gaza, everybody was too busy jerking off. Why should i care about people who dont give a damn about me?"
His offensive post quickly went viral and was picked up by local and national media. Now he says he is "shocked" and "a little bit scared too." Nimibutr claims he has been receiving death threats and people have been driving by his home and business.
"I do apologize, because maybe it was a little insensitive to write something like that, right that day the day of the shooting," he told KEYE-TV.
But the restaurant owner says he just wanted to shine light on violence around the world and mental health issues.
"Nothing is being done, I mean were talking about gun laws, you know, Congress is going to do this, Congress is going to do that," he said.
A Facebook page calling for a boycott of the restaurant has since been created, with hundreds people demanding an apology.
To watch KEYE-TV's video report, click here.


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Earlier this week the longlist for the second edition of the Nordic Music Prize was announced, with 50 entries from Norway, Finland, Sweden, Denmark and Iceland. Now they've announced the final 12 who will compete for the prize of Best Nordic album, 2011. The candidates are listed below.
Ane Brun – It All Starts With One
Lykke Li – Wounded Rhymes
Rubik – Solar
Gus Gus – Arabian Horse
Malk De Koijn – Toback To The Fromtime
Siinai – Olympic Games
Björk – Biophilia
Iceage – New Brigade
Montée – Renditions Of You
Anna Järvinen – Anna Själv Tredje
Goran Kajfes – X/Y
The Field – Looping State of Mind
Pick a winner from that lot, eh? The prizegiving ceremony will take place in Oslo's Kulturkirken Jakob on Thursday February 16, during by:Larm 2012. For more information on the voting process, hitherto and herefrom then click here. Below you can see one of the finest things I ever witnessed, and that is Jónsi kissing Norway's Crown Prince on the cheek upon acceptance of his award.


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From being kissed by Paul Weller to drowning scenesters in a sack: DiS talks to Frank. But not about drugs.
"Ahaha, I don't discuss my personal indulgences on record..."
Were he sat in front of me, I know Frank Turner would more than likely be wearing a wry smile about now. But, alas, he's buggered off to India. Indeed, given the choice between going on his pre-booked holiday to Delhi or being bombarded with questions by this low-rent hack in some shady London pub, Mr Turner (somewhat surprisingly) chose the first option. Why? Who can tell, but I still manage to intrude on his holiday via a merciless assault on his inbox.
To his credit, he obliges. Of course he obliges, dear reader, as Frank Turner is not one to renege on a deal.
2006 was a big year for Frank. After the split of his previous outfit, Million Dead, in September of 2005, he made the transformation from punk-rock frontman to folk-rock troubadour seemingly overnight and hit the road hard, turning up seemingly anywhere and everywhere, from house parties to the streets of Leeds. Before long, he had a full arsenal of (often tongue-in-cheek) songs about life – some his own, some covers - an EP on Xtramile and, as every punk-rocker truly desires, a support slot on a tour with The Automatic. Wait, what?
"It was cool" - here would come the smile again - "they're Million Dead fans and into what I do, too. It did me a lot of favours. They were actually one of the nicest bands I've toured with, and they also rocked my face live, much heavier than on record. Hugs all round."
Perhaps not many would agree with his endorsement of the currently-successful screechy indie-kids, but Turner's never been one to worry about sharing the popular opinion. He's more concerned with keeping his feet on the ground. When it comes down to business he doesn't mess about: he skillfully dodges every ACME-like trap set before him, refusing to be drawn into slating the work ethic of other, more work-shy bands ("Everyone has their own work ethic and different types of music demand different approaches... you can either waste your time and energy getting angry about them or you can get on with being better") nor can he be persuaded to reveal what he currently believes to be live music's biggest foe:
"In the grand scheme of things, the UK has it pretty damn good when it comes to live music... I think the impending closure of the Astoria is a real shame, but it's not like someone's knocking down the Taj Mahal, you know?".
Where his down-to-earth mentality stems from is no matter, but it's helping him become one of the most charismatic, entertaining singer/songwriters on the current circuit, spending endless hours onstage taking the piss out of himself. January 2007 sees Turner on the verge of releasing his debut album, Sleep Is For The Week, the result of fifteen months of sweat, tears, and probably some other bodily fluids. Bring on the questions...
I heard you say once that you've had Sleep Is For The Week scientifically tested and it's the officially the best album ever. You're pleased with it, then?
I make joke, hahaha. Actually yes, I'm very pleased with it. All you can ever aim for is to produce the best thing you're capable of in any time and place. It was a little daunting doing a whole album on my own for the first time. And it came out better than I expected it to actually. So victory is indeed mine.
Was it hard, though, to make the transition from frontman to solo artist, having been surrounded by people for so long?
Yeah, scary, not just in terms of performance, but the whole organisation of everything. In a band you have a team to back you up, looking over legal shit, making decisions, arguing with promoters, booking tours, playing shows. All on your own, it's not easy. Without being melodramatic, there've been some shitty times in the last year for me. But I think it's made me learn fast, in every department, not least songwriting. I love the paradigm of the core of a song being an instrument and a voice. You can add to it arrangement-wise as much as you like but the bottom line is that there has to be a heart, and it has to be good. Playing solo live makes you find out pretty damn fast which songs work and which don't.
In contrast to the aforementioned "shitty times", what are the most bonkers things to have happened to Frank Turner since the transformation from Million Dead frontman into a wandering minstrel?
Dear Christ there are many, many mad things that have happened... playing in the streets of Leeds with Sam Get Cape (and watching him fuck up his ankle on a shop - long story), accidentally joining The Tailors after a seriously heavy party, supporting Estonian hip-hop crews in Estonia, being drunk driven (against my will) around the south of France, getting kissed by Paul Weller... life has not been boring.
Yeah, and Clear Channel must look after you quite well too. Don't they own you? That's what I heard...
Hahaha... the Brighton story? We had a show booked there once with Million Dead, and the whole thing went weird and then got cancelled for reasons we couldn't initially fathom. Eventually we found out that the promoter (who was also in a scene band from the town) had got it into his head that we were essentially a manufactured band, backed to the hilt by Clear Channel, out to dupe 'the kids'. Where in the name of Christ that came from I don't know, and the fucker could've had the balls to discuss it with anyone in the band first, but no, he was just a scene fuck. Drown the lot of them in sacks. I really, really fucking hate that mentality - it's basically jealousy fuelled by living with your parents.
I guess it all provides some decent writing material for the future though, yeah? Probably one of the things that helps you standout is your ability to look in the mirror at what you've done and flaunt your faults in song. With that in mind, DiScuss: You can't laugh at other people until you've learnt to laugh at yourself.
Massively agree with that. Songs, and people, are thoroughly fucking dull if they can't laugh at themselves. That's the whole problem with Damien Rice - it's so fucking doe-eyed and self-serious, it just makes me want to vomit. Honestly, if you met someone with the personality of a James Blunt song, you'd fucking punch them in the throat at the first available opportunity, right? Many a true word is spoken in jest... if you want to make a point, showing you're human before doing so is a good plan.
Obviously it's not all fun and games though: you don't shy away from a point when you feel strongly about something (and I'm going to reference 'Thatcher Fucked The Kids' in this). Do you really believe you can lay the blame squarely at her door for the faults of society today?
Thatcher is an easy target. I disagree strongly with her political viewpoint but she was a consummate politician. It's more the ethos of that era that I wanted to address. Basically, I think that dumping all the blame for anything on one person is irresponsible escapism. That's why most conspiracy theories piss me off - bad things don't happen because of a few Bond villain shady guys in suits, they happen because most people are cunts to some degree. That song is also supposed to be about now, the effects of an educational policy and a general societal approach.
So what does the immediate future hold, post-album release? Are you booked up 'til 2010?
At the moment I'm looking pretty solid through to about October, and it stops there because we're not sure of the plan thereafter. I'm going to be in the States here and there (SXSW and the like), Europe, around the UK a few times, it'll be fun. I'll be touring with a backing band some of the time, which I'm looking forward to...
...and I guess, in between, you'll be turning up in people's kitchens playing house parties. Seriously, do you ever turn down a gig?
Sure, I turn down shows a lot of the time. Sometimes people don't bother checking my schedule before sending an offer (duh). Sometimes people offer me "beer, probably" (I'm not kidding) to come play a houseparty in Cumbria or something. No. I'm getting a little pickier in my old age... I think I've paid my dues as it were. I have played some insane places in my time. As I enter the second half of my twenties I'm hoping to leave behind playing house shows in the middle of nowhere.
Frank Turner: he has an album out, he wants you to buy it and he doesn't want to play in your motherfunkin' kitchen for a can of Fosters, capisce? Sleep Is For The Week hits shop shelves in both Real Life and cyberspace on the 15th of January. Maybe you'd like to buy it.


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Crude oil prices fell in July and early August, according to an August 12 report from the International Energy Agency, reporting that "weak OECD refinery runs in June offset concerns about escalating conflicts in Iraq, Libya and Ukraine."
The IEA has lowered its global oil demand growth forecast for 2014, based on "lower-than-expected 2Q14 deliveries and a weaker GDP outlook from the IMF," though it expects demand growth to "accelerate" in 2015 as "the economy improves," and thus has raised it "baseline demand estimate for the year.
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"In short, oil prices still matter. And depending on the trajectory of events in the Middle East, this may come to matter quite a bit," according to his most recent Market Perspective blog.
Kosesterich writes. "Currently, oil prices remain in a somewhat precarious balance, supported by a long-term rise in North American production, but at the mercy of falling production and exports in much of the Middle East and Africa."
Koesterich writes that oil prices are still a major player because energy is still a key commodity in manufacturing. It accounts for a large part of household spending, and still has a major impact on fiscal positions — especially in countries where oil is subsidized.
Oil demand will continue to grow despite constrained supply. "Oil prices remain elevated because global demand has continued to climb, despite slower growth in China, and supply overall has been unexpectedly constrained by both geology and geopolitical unrest," he writes.
Koesterich also says that investors should "maintain an overweight exposure to energy stocks" based purely on attractive valuations; energy sector valuations still have room to grow when measured against the S&P Global 1200 ndexes, he says.
"As you would expect, there is also some evidence that rising oil prices hurt consumer-related stocks—higher energy effectively crowding out other discretionary spending—but the relationship is not particularly strong," Koesterich said.
Koesterich also makes no assumptions when it comes to predicting the outcome of events that occur in the Middle East, but he does say that the knowledge that we have on the limited oil supply shouldn't be a shock. There are also good opportunities in certain integrated companies and exploration and production companies where there is resource growth or restructuring potential, he concludes.


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"It is as I have said: every statute in the Bible and in the law books is an attempt to defeat a law of God–in other words an unalterable and indestructible law of nature. These peoples's God has shown them by a million acts that he respects none of the Bible's statutes. He breaks every one of them himself, adultery and all." Mark Twain, Letters From the Earth.
As everyone knows, the United States of America was perfect until the 1950's. Things started falling apart in the 1960's, just after "In God We Trust" was stuck on our money, and "under God" was added to our Pledge of Allegiance.
We had gone through a Revolutionary War, a Civil War, two World Wars, the Great Depression, and various other dramatic, but easily solved, national problems, like slavery and women wanting to vote, without any need for a statement of reliance on a deity being placed on the cash or an unnamed god being added to our secular expression of loyalty to flag and country.
And Satan rejoiced. He saw the insecurity and the fear. He knew that people's need for public religiosity and for revealed rules meant private personal ethics had been replaced by public show and by dictated declarations of forced faith of the sort condemned in the Sermon on the Mount. The U.S. of A. had fallen into Satan's hands, and he has been pretty much in control ever since. The worse things have gotten, the more his maniacal merciless minions, wrapped in reeking robes of hypocritical righteousness, have caused the unsuspecting faithful to fall into the waiting clutches of that fallen angel.
Lucifer, that Great Serpent, deceiver of Eve, author of evil, nightmare enemy of all that is right and good, remains tirelessly at work in other ways, deceiving even the faithful, verily as he deceived our first parents. He has, for example, in his attempt to destroy our democratic freedoms and bring about our ruin as a free nation, laid it falsely upon the hearts of some, who are weak of faith and easily misled, that abortion is a sin prohibited by Holy Writ. It is not, of course. Satan knows full well that little souls not yet tempted to sin go straight unto their Heavenly Father, who in his greater wisdom and for his own purpose and pleasure, hath predestined them from all eternity to come early home and be in communion with him forever (it should be here noted that the Roman Catholic Church, a self-styled infallible only true church, had for centuries said that these wee souls went to Limbo–but now they have announced that there is no such place). Satan can't stand it, for he wants to create chaos and destroy our hard won liberties and take away the personal choices that are only available to free people. He wants these children to be born unto sin, and to commit crimes, and to grow unto profane vice, and to fall from their innocent state of grace, so they can be his, so they can be denied the beatific vision and the heaven of the sinless that was planned for them. Satan has raised up "pro life" a.k.a. "right to life" groups, composed of persons misled and misguided, so innocent souls can be profaned by sin and required, under the very laws of god that are flaunted, to burn in hell for all eternity (for a more complete analysis of this particular line of blasphemy, please consult Kagin's Column On the Mythology of Abortion, possibly available from this publication, or available for sure at www.edwinkagin.com on the Internet, if you can secure the assistance of an eight year old to help you work a computer–a device negligently not mentioned in the bible).
Satan has also successfully inspired support for forbidden-by-god public prayer in public places. This has helped the Prince of Darkness to hasten the establishment of an unholy profane theocracy and to further damage and diminish personal freedoms so that democracy can be more easily eliminated. Misguided demonically influenced school officials and elected law makers have actually wanted people to risk their immortal souls by engaging in public praying–when the son of god has specifically forbidden such activity (Matthew 6: 6, Holy Bible), and said that those who disobeyed would be as imperiled as fools who build their houses upon sand. (See Kagin's Column On Public Prayer–obtained same way as above). What are children to think or do when they read in their school required bible readings that their school required public prayers are in direct violation of the word of god? Fortunately, this particular slippery slide to perdition has not been implemented in all that many places. In those venues where public prayer is actually regularly and heretically practiced, like in the Congress of the United States, the deleterious consequences are so obvious that reasonable persons cannot dispute the dire truth of the Savior's warnings.
Then there is the Satanist plot called "creation science." This movement oxymoronically trys to replace scientific fact and proof with the pre-scientific biblical mythology of origins. If he can get us to accept this stuff and repudiate evidence, Satan will have made much progress in destroying what our society has achieved with science and democracy.
But that ancient terror is even more clever than previously understood. We note with horror that there is emerging a far greater Satanic threat–an attempted direct fatal blow aimed at the very heart of democracy. He wants the gullible faithful, those who should know better but don't, to make laws requiring that the so called Ten Commandments be posted in public places–places like public schools, courtrooms, and government buildings. Imagine! Satan has gotten public servants to actually give official endorsement to a set of primitive rules written in Hebrew for a Bronze Age community of nomadic Jews. He knows that the fighting and the bloodletting certain to result over the meaning, the enforcement, and even the correct translation, of these Hebrew rules will put democracy on the ropes for sure.
He has laid it upon certain of our elected elect the fanciful fear that without these dictated declarations of forced fealty, the faint of faith must needs wallow in sin. He has persuaded some uncertain souls that we all need certainty and a fixed moral law that should be interpreted for us by those in power over us. And since the rules are unclear and impossible, like not coveting (there goes capitalism, the stock market, achievement awards, financial rewards, aspirations to succeed and acquire–in short, the American Dream that we had until god got put on the mammon), citizens are expected to constantly reaffirm their belief in the deity and his rules. Like quoting the Nicene Creed for example. This is not required if something is clearly so. We do not chant together, "I believe in gravity; I believe if I drop a thing it will fall down; it will not fall up as the unbelievers say." A ritual for facts is so unnecessary it seems foolish. Religious ritual is so foolish it seems necessary. Try believing in the Holy Trinity without faith. If a thing can be shown to be so, one does not need a religion in order to believe in that thing, and believing in a thing does not make it so.
Now it would indeed be nice if there existed on our earth ten rules, precepts, laws, or anything for that matter, that everyone agreed were absolute rules of law and life that were so clear and so correct in their expression, application, and understanding that all people at all times would unanimously agree those rules should be followed as presented. Then we could post them in public places. And not a person would object, because everyone would agree with them and follow them as a matter of course. Sort of like the rule requiring breathing. Everyone follows it, and no one objects to the requirement that they breathe. Of course, in such circumstances, posting the ten commandments would be quite superfluous. We don't really need publicly posted signs commanding unto breathing people, "Thou shalt breathe" (some religious types command "Thou shalt breed," but that's a different type of thing, and is another generally unnecessary directive).
Most people who think there is nothing wrong with displaying the Big 10 in public forums really don't know just what they are. So here are the ten commandments–in unnumbered Edwinian paraphrase:
I am the same god who brought you out of bondage in Egypt. There are many other gods, but you are not to prefer any of them over me, for I am a jealous god. You are not to make images of anything, worship any images, nor take my name in vain or I will punish your descendents unto the fourth generation. Because I created everything in six days, and rested on the seventh day, you are not to work on Saturday, nor is anyone in your house to work on Saturday, not even your slaves. If you want to live long in the land I have given you, you must honor your father and mother. You are not to steal, kill, commit adultery, lie about your neighbor, nor covet anything your neighbor owns, like his wife, his livestock, or his slaves.
As a public service, and in the interests of promoting greater biblical literacy, especially among those satanically inspired to, and treasonably intent on, imposing the bible into all aspects of public life, your narrator additionally and thoughtfully now provides our readers with the actual words (King James Version, of course) of the so called Ten Commandments. The sacred text says:
EX 20:1 And God spake all these words, saying, [2] I am the LORD thy God, which have brought thee out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage. [3] Thou shalt have no other gods before me. [4] Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth: [5] Thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them: for I the LORD thy God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me; [6] And showing mercy unto thousands of them that love me, and keep my commandments. [7] Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD thy God in vain; for the LORD will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain. [8] Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy. [9] Six days shalt thou labour, and do all thy work: [10] But the seventh day is the sabbath of the LORD thy God: in it thou shalt not do any work, thou, nor thy son, nor thy daughter, thy manservant, nor thy maidservant, nor thy cattle, nor thy stranger that is within thy gates: [11] For in six days the LORD made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that in them is, and rested the seventh day: wherefore the LORD blessed the sabbath day, and hallowed it.
EX 20:12 Honour thy father and thy mother: that thy days may be long upon the land which the LORD thy God giveth thee. [13] Thou shalt not kill. [14] Thou shalt not commit adultery. [15] Thou shalt not steal. [16] Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour. [17] Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's house, thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's wife, nor his manservant, nor his maidservant, nor his ox, nor his ass, nor any thing that is thy neighbour's.
That's them. The rules the pro posters say underpin our civilization and laws. Note there is nothing in them about democracy, due process of law, compassion, or being kind to your children so they just might honor you without a direct order from god.
God seems kinda insecure too. Why need a god command worship if he is so clearly the better god? Why should he care? Does it bother you if an ant doesn't believe in you?
Despite current claims that they have nothing to do with religion, the first four commandments are religious rules (the secular basis for our culture indeed!), and the remaining six prohibit behavior that most societies address in laws that are usually much clearer about informing citizens of just what is in fact prohibited. Those who say the commandments they want to publicly post are not religious should note that the first four have over twice as many words as the six that follow.
The commandments are subject to all kinds of interpretations and exceptions that can lead, and have led, to unpleasantness and even bloodshed. This is why Satan wants us to do away with the notion of keeping church and state separate. Forcing religion into public life is the very best way to destroy democracy. What priesthood shall prevail?
Who is to say what the law of god means? For example, "Thou shalt not kill" sounds reasonably clear. One might naively think this law of god prohibits killing. Not so. It is okay to kill animals, and okay to kill humans in war, in self defense, and in capital punishment. God endorses these (depending on who you ask), and other killings, but one learns this in Sunday School, not from the simple statement of the commandment itself.
People don't agree on how, or whether, to follow the ten commandments with anything like the unanimity with which they agree on the not needed law requiring breathing. Roman Catholics, for example, don't have the second commandment as listed by the Jews and Protestants. That's the one about not making any graven images or worshipping any images. That's what it says, and it still says it even if one don't like it. The Catholics don't like it, so they leave it out, and get their version of the ten commandments by making two commandments out of the last one. The practice of accepting as holy only those rules of god one likes and ignoring the rest is so common among different religious groups that they may be understood collectively as cafeteria christians. That's why various christians have public prayer, while others handle snakes, have women preachers, let kids die by withholding medical attention, think god really created the world in six days, believe the earth is flat, and so forth.
The fourth commandment (all references hereinafter are to the Jewish / Protestant Decalogue–that's the one the public posting promoters are talking about–certainly not the other set of ten commandments in the Old Testament that prohibits, inter alia, the boiling of a kid in its mother's milk) says to worship on the seventh day of the week, Saturday, as the Jews, Seventh Day Adventists and others do. It doesn't say to worship on the first day of the week, Sunday–as most Christians do, with no biblical authority whatsoever for so doing.
There is not a single commandment that is not subject to wildly different interpretations. And therein lies the problem. In matters of faith, whose understanding should control? How do we know they are right? Shall we, as in the past, have religious wars to decide?
But these matters are minor. Satan's true evil genius in selecting this issue to destroy democracy is seen when those who are both Theists and Satanists (if you believe there is a god, you are a Theist; if you believe there is a Satan, you are a Satanist) cannot even agree on which translation of the bible to use, much less on the meaning of the disputed text. Catholics use a different bible than do those Protestants they denounce as heretics. Jews read it in Hebrew, and they read it backwards.
If we really want to destroy American democracy by declaring that the ten commandments are really secular, and that the rules contained therein regarding which god to believe in, and how to worship this god, and when to go to church, and so on, are not religious, then we should take care that we use the right translation of the Bible when posting these non religious principles to use for controlling the lives of others, for those who want them posted in public tend not to read Hebrew, and those who do read Hebrew tend to understand all too well how religious doctrines can be called something else when employed to harm others.
Since it's translation into English in 1611, the King James Version has been the bible of choice of Protestants. It was the bible brought to our shores by our Puritan forefathers. It is the bible people know and quote. It is the bible that, for well over three hundred years, has been to many the only divinely inspired true translation. It is the bible most quoted when the ten commandments are posted. It is the bible quoted above.
Yet other fundamentalists have recently condemned it, and denounced it as unfit for Christians to read. This is because they have finally discovered that King James I of England, who authorized the translation, was a homosexual–a fact historian have known for all those years the King James Bible has been the inerrant word of God. This fundamentalist attack on the fundamentalist's bible has been led, say the reports, by the Christian Coalition, the Americans for Truth about Homosexuality, and the Family Research Council (FRC). Gary Bauer, of the FRC, is said (falsely, by the way—the quote was satire—but it does seem the right tune) to have said "Anything that has been commissioned by a homosexual has been tainted in some way." And Christian Coalition leader, Pat Robertson is quoted as saying, "It's very important that we stand up to the homosexual wherever and whenever he appears" (for an analysis of homophobic thought, see Kagin's Column On Homosexuality). Satan must be happy indeed.
How can this possibly be resolved to satisfy everyone? Maybe we should just keep church and state separate and keep our democracy. Maybe we should make public display of our American Bill of Rights. There are ten of them after all, and they were written in English.
Unless, of course, we don't really believe in them.
Edwin Kagin (c2012)


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The equation between the verbal and the visual, most famously and succinctly summed up in the Horatian dictum, Ut pictura poesis, is a well-established topos in the history of art. Comments on the relationship between verbal and visual form abound from all periods, and the Byzantine is no exception. This essay considers the analogy between painting and poetry in the context of the early Byzantine period through an examination of two of Byzantium's most familiar images, the sixth-century mosaic portraits of the emperor Justinian (r. 526—567) and his consort Theodora (d. 546) in the church of San Vitale, Ravenna.
In this paper, I discuss Geertgen tot Sint Jans' Man of Sorrows (c. 1495) as a tool for perfecting Christian souls. I argue that this image was a meditational aid that was designed to prick the viewer's conscience and engender contrition for his or her sins. In the period, contrition was central to the Christian penitential system and, for the faithful, was necessary for perfecting the soul and reconciling it with God. Geertgen's image required devotees to exercise their memories and imaginations in order to enmesh themselves mentally in the events of the Passion and forge empathic links between themselves, Christ, and his attendants. These links helped the faithful to experience Christ's sufferings in highly individual terms, to understand their own culpability in them, and to awaken sorrow for their shortcomings. The image was a tool that helped fifteenth-century Christians to desire to make amends for their failings by leading them through a process of careful self-examination and self-recrimination. Scourging their innermost selves with contrition, the faithful prepared their souls for the transition out of sin and toward salvation.
Focusing on Benedetto da Maiano's pulpit in Santa Croce, this paper attempts to investigate the intriguing interrelations between art and preaching by analyzing the manner in which the nature and content of preaching helped shape the pulpit. In Santa Croce, the pulpit is a permanent preaching pulpit used for the seasonal cycles of Advent and Lent; it was specifically intended as a platform for popular preaching to the laity. Located in the lower nave, rather than near the altar, it is not a freestanding structure but part of the pier. The pulpit is examined in terms of its sources (visual and especially textual), its physical context within the church, its historical and cultural context (in particular as related to the sermons of San Bernardino and his followers), and the political and religious climate after the Ottoman conquest of Constantinople. The Franciscan cycle of this pulpit is associated with the veneration of Saint Francis in the 15th century, the conception of Francis as alter Christus, and crusade ideology.
This article deals with the impact of Cypriot art on thirteenth- and fourteenth-century Italian panel painting. The main consideration is an iconographic type of Virgin and Child, known as the Kykkotissa Virgin. This article provides an analysis of the Cypriot iconographic type and its variations, as well as a discussion of the possible channels through which Cypriot art reached Italy. The various occurrences of the Kykkotissa Virgin in Italian panels of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries indicate artistic connections between Cyprus and Italy. This article proposes that Tuscany, in particular, had close ties to Cyprus and played an important role in the diffusion of Cypriot iconographic types. The purpose of this study is to contribute to the discussion of the dissemination of types and motifs from Byzantine tradition to the thirteenth-century Italian art.
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The Uffizi Tribune, today one of the best known places in the Florentine art collections, in its origin was not intended to serve as a museum. The analysis of its dome in context of the formal tradition dating from the antiquity, and taking into account the interest of the dukes, popes and queens of the Medici family in occult sciences allow to suggest that the Tribune originally had been built for astrological purposes.
Claude Lorrain's Minerva Visiting the Muses (c. 1680, LV 195), painted for an unknown patron, is one of the artist's last works, the last recorded in his "Liber Veritatis", and also his last painting of a subject from Ovid's Metamorphoses — one of his favourite literary sources, especially in the 1640s and 1650s. The subject, a relatively rare one, is related to that of "Parnassus" — showing Apollo and the Muses on Mount Helicon, or Parnassus — which Claude painted twice: in 1652, for Camillo Pamphilj (LV 126) and in 1680 (LV 193), for Lorenzo Onofrio Colonna (possibly also the patron of LV 195). The present article considers the relationship between these works, and explores the associations of the subject, drawing on mythographers, and on images in emblem books and the illustrated Ovids. In particular, the association of the Muses with poetic inspiration in rural seclusion, and especially with celestial harmony, is emphasized. The painting, as a tribute to wisdom and the arts, provides a fitting conclusion to Claude's treatment of Ovidian themes.
The critical examination of the artistic output of Kazimir Malewicz (1879—1935), intended to establish a catalogue raisonné of the work of the painter, has led the author of the present paper to emphasise some fundamental traits of his painting technique which — apart from their artisanal application — constitute an indispensable element of the painter's artistic practice. Going beyond the limits of the mere specificity of technical processes, this study reveals the aesthetic objectives in the artist's creation, present already in his Expressionist period (1910—1911), and which are far better visible in his works from the Suprematist period (1915—1918). Based on a broad repertory of technical approaches, this study of Malewicz's painting technique, and in particular on the specificity of some of his own artistic devices (lacquered watercolour, intermediary layers of varnish or the characteristic way of inscribing forms in relation to the background of a composition), shows the important aspects of an eminently expressionist conception of non-objective (abstract) forms, "pictural beings" (Malewicz 1915), which for many decades, quite falsely, had been relegated by the pretended "modernist" critics to the purgatory of "geometrical coldness". This vision had subsequently influenced abusive restorations of surfaces of numerous works by Malewicz and thus had distorted the image of Suprematism. Revealing the preliminary stages of creation of several of Malewicz's key works, such as the original Quadrilateral (called the Black Square, 1915) or the lower layers of the White Square (1918), obtained by means of technical investigation — using X-rays or digital infra-red camera — for the first time provided access to the origin of Suprematist forms. In this way one can see to what extent the Suprematist forms are the result of a painstaking, though voluntary process of purification of artistic concepts.


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There is no exaggeration in saying that it is a classic good versus evil battle, make sure you are on the right side with your actions that way we don't wind up complacent like the Germans of the early twentieth century.
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- Edited by Linda Baxter Lasco, this title features 18 award winning quilts by 25 leading quilt designers. This volume is part of a series from The National Quilt Museum's "New Quilts from an Old Favorite" annual contest. An introduction by the Curator of Collections of the museum provides an insightful history of the language of flowers and the use of floral motifs in quilts with particular emphasis on sunflowers. This title provides an in-depth look at the Sunflower quilt block and its use during the last century or so. For each of the exquisite quilts, this title gives a biography of the designer/designers, and an extensive story on the creation and design of each quilt along with in-depth details on the techniques that were used. Some designs combine appliqué and piecing, while others are pieced. This title features color photos and sketches of the quilts and the designs that were used. All of these gorgeous quilts are just delightful while some have a traditional look and gardeners are sure to love all of them. I find it hard to choose a favorite. --Connie Krochmal, BellaOnline, www.bellaonline.com/articles (Posted on 11/10/10)
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- "Sunflower: New Quilts from an Old Favorite" provides a powerful selection of nearly twenty quilts by over twenty-five quiltmakers who take the classic Sunflower block as a foundation of inspiration for their designs. Each expands on the sunflower design in different ways. The result is a pairing of lovely color photos, black and white line patterns, and interviews with the innovators themselves! --James A. Cox, Editor-in-Chief, The Midwest Book Review, The Bookwatch, August 2010, The Needlecraft Shelf. (Posted on 8/17/10)
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- You need to peek inside the book to see the wide variety of quilts included. The cover quilt is a contemporary quilt. Inside is something for everyone. The quilts are the winners in a design contest with Sunflowers as a theme. This book "picks the brains" of the designers. Therefore, the reader can learn so much that can be applied to any quilt. It is fun to hear about how a quilt comes to life from just an idea. (Posted on 4/12/10)
- Sunflower: New Quilts from an Old Favorite — Review by Vivian Benton
- To take a traditional block and turn it into something complex, artistic and creative, while still maintaining its identity, is amazing---and yet these quilters continue to rise to the challenge year after year. I admit the sunflower block has never been one of my favorites, but after seeing what these quilters have done with it, I now look at this block with new eyes. And to read about each quilter's inspiration and approach to the creative expansion of the block is itself an adventure. I am absolutely thrilled to add this book to my collection. (Posted on 4/7/10)
- Sunflower - New Quilts from an Old Favorite — Review by Barbara Polston
- I look forward to the arrival of the latest in the "New Quilts from an Old Favorite" series each year. I look forward to seeing the collection inspired by traditional blocks. I'm excited to "meet" the quiltmakers and read about their inspiration, design choices, and how they overcame technical challenges. This year's competition, based on Sunflowers, does not disappoint. There seem to be a number of quilters who worked in collaboration; interesting to see how they shared the workload. Beautiful, inspiring quilts with stories to match. Worthy of being in your collection. Besides, Sunflowers make for happy quilts! (Posted on 3/28/10)


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Secret Hikes: Appalachian Trail
The best secret trail in the East's national parks isn't some unknown bridle path in Acadia (there is none), and it's nowhere near the Smokies (with 9 million annual visitors!). The hidden treasure here is this northern 33-mile section of the Appalachian Trail—yes, the granddaddy of long trails is part of the national park system.
Our map correspondents call this four-day point-to-point, from ME 26 in Grafton Notch to ME 17, "the loneliest stretch of the AT." Why? Hiker magnets like Baxter State Park and the 100-Mile Wilderness attract the crowds, leaving this stretch blissfully quiet. You'll traverse the West and East Peaks of Baldpate Mountain and Wyman, Old Blue, Elephant, and Bemis Mountains. This is more than just a series of nondescript peaks: It's the White Mountains-caliber scenery of western Maine's rolling mountains and lake-dappled, verdant spruce forests. Don't try to blitz this route—it's rocky and lacks switchbacks, and three lean-tos (Frye Notch, Hall Mountain, and Bemis Mountain) are spaced for a four-day trip.
›› Magic Moment Where the AT drops into a saddle between Elephant Mountain and Old Blue Mountain, you pass through an Eastern old-growth forest of red spruce, which germinated about the time the Mayflower reached the New World.
›› Local Knowledge At Dunn Notch, detour .9 mile east off the AT onto the parallel Cascade Trail. It runs another .9 mile along the West Branch Ellis River, passing dozens of falls, including 60-foot-high Dunn Falls. Link back to the AT at East B Hill Road.
›› Do It South end: on ME 26 in Grafton Notch State Park, 18 miles north of Bethel. North end: on ME 17, 26 miles north of Rumford. Map/Guidebook Appalachian Trail Guide to Maine ($28; atctrailstore.org) Contact (304) 535-6331; appalachiantrail.org


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King of Judah (727–698 bce) during the time of Assyrian aggression. Samaria was taken in 722 and Hezekiah became an Assyrian vassal until 705, when the death of the Assyrian king Sargon prompted a coalition of small states to rebel. In reply, the new king, Sennacherib, captured some of the outlying cities of Judah (he claims in an inscription to have besieged forty-six), and reached Jerusalem itself but withdrew. The prophet Isaiah had predicted that the capital would be spared and this was attributed to divine intervention (2 Kgs. 19: 35).
Hezekiah was praised (2 Kgs. 18: 3–6) for his policy of closing the 'high places' in favour of centralized worship in the Temple.
The dates of Hezekiah's reign are disputed. Alternative to those above, they might be 715–686 bce. The references in 2 Kgs. 18: 9 and 18: 13 are mutually incompatible.
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As reported on Chicago radio station WXRT's website and Facebook page this past Wednesday, Chicago blues legend Buddy Guy joined The Rolling Stones for some extended jamming on "Champagne And Reefer" during their concert at SummerFest in Milwaukee. In addition to forging a guitar triumvirate with Ron Wood and Keith Richards, Guy also took a turn on lead vocals. He and Mick Jagger were both impressive belting out the Muddy Waters classic. In other Stones news, the band recently released its From The Vault: The Marquee—Live In 1971 DVD.
Beat Swap Meet, a traveling event that bills itself as "a celebration of vinyl culture" will feature invited record collectors and dealers from across the country at Thalia Hall, 1807 S. Allport Street in Chicago tomorrow from 12:00 to 5:00 PM. Attendees will be able to buy, sell, or trade blues, funk, jazz, hip hop, new wave, psych, punk, rap, reggae, ska, soul, and world LPs and 45s while listening to DJs. Admission is free with a donation of a canned good.
Gerry O'Keefe will perform summer-inspired songs by The Beach Boys, The Go-Go's, The Monkees, The Drifters, The Kinks, Keith, Katrina And The Waves and others from 6:30 to 8:30 PM tomorrow night at the kid-friendly Buzz Cafe in Oak Park.
Kelsey Skutnick, a Chicago-based artist I first encountered on the CTA Redline when she was giving out mysterious strips of paper with her name and an illustration on them, has created an 18 x 24 Grateful Dead 50 print for all the Deadheads who'll be gathering to catch the band's final three shows next weekend at Soldier Field. She plans to sell them on the street (I'm not sure which street) so if you buy one be sure to tell her you read about it on Broken Hearted Toy.
A tip of the bowler to English actor Patrick Macnee, who played dapper and deadly John Steed on the British comedy/adventure series The Avengers for several years. He passed away yesterday at the age of 93.
Chicago Tribune rock critic Greg Kot has interviewed U2 on at least a few occasions over the years, and his latest meeting with them has resulted in an informative and fascinating two-part article. Seeing U2 perform in live in Montreal seems to have given Kot a better appreciation of Songs Of Innocence, an album he wasn't overly impressed with when it was released. Bono meets him halfway, conceding, "If I'm honest, there is something about the sound of the record that is a little too organized. That's what happens when you're too long in the studio." U2 is currently in the midst of a five-date tour of Chicago.
Aimee Mann, Pink Martini, and The Von Trapps will share a triple bill bext Wednesday, July 1st at Ravinia. Brian Wilson, a hot topic these days because of the Love And Mercy bio-pic, along with Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin will visit Ravinia on July 6th. Rodriguez, of Searching For Sugar Man fame, is also on the bill.
The original lineup of The Smoking Popes—including long-absent drummer Mike Felumlee—has sold out its July 30th show at the Elbo Room. One of Chicago's more popular cutting edge bands, The Smoking Popes released the teen-centric concept album This Is A Only Test in 2011 to positive reviews. (See Archives, June 6, 2011 for a review.) Their opening act at Elbo Room will be Burnside And Hooker, a theatrical and engaging coed band that recently released its second full-length CD All The Way To The Devil.
The Hollies Official Facebook noted that the band's optimistic and irresistible single "I'm Alive" reached Number One in the UK charts 50 years ago this week. Just a fun fact to contemplate now that I've officially declared this A Hollies Summer in Chicago.
Guitar-driven power pop band The Bishop's Daredevil Stunt Club has a record release show for their full-length album Rock N Roll Motorcycle Dinosaur at the Bottom Lounge on July 18th. I'll be reviewing this 12-song effort in the near future.
The Luck Of Eden Hall is heading overseas for a UK tour that will include a gig at the 12-Bar Club with Mark And The Clouds; Emily And Angeline; Mummy; and The Blues Ghosts on July 30th in London. They'll be back in the States to open for The Psychedelic Furs at the Skokie Backlot Bash on August 29.
The 6th Annual Blue Whiskey Independent Film Festival will run July 19–26, with events scheduled at the Cinema Star Grill in Arlington Heights and Cutting Hall in Palatine.
Also in Palatine, the 2015 Hometown Fest over the 4th of July weekend will include performances by Serendipity, a band comprised of five young women who play originals and an eclectic selection of covers, at 5:00 PM on Friday, and the Rolling Stones tribute band Hot Rocks on Sunday at 5:30 PM.
I was disappointed to receive the manuscript for my rock and roll novel back in the mail today with a rejection slip from a local publisher. After venting on Facebook, I received a number of consoling messages from assorted friends. Thanks to everyone who reached out. I'll be approaching new publishers and agents soon.


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Today, this process is no longer used in most of Europe. Much of the North American pulp and paper industry no longer uses elemental chlorine (Cl), but there remain a number of paper mills in North America which continue to do so, despite the documented environmental damage that this process engenders. Today, the most common form of bleaching paper is no longer with the use of elemental chlorine (Cl), but instead with the use of chlorine derivatives, principally chlorine dioxide (ClO2). Paper bleached with chlorine dioxide is often referred to as "elementally chlorine-free" (ECF). Though bleaching with chlorine dioxide (ClO2) is far preferable to bleaching with elemental chlorine, it is still environmentally harmful, because chlorine derivatives still produce toxic chlorinated organic compounds, such as chloroform, a known carcinogen.
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LOS ANGELES, Jan. 18 (UPI) -- Ben Affleck, Robert De Niro, Kerry Washington and Naomi Watts are to be presenters at Hollywood's Screen Actors Guild Awards ceremony.
Taye Diggs and Liev Schreiber are also confirmed to hand out prizes at the Jan. 27 event at the Shrine Exposition Center in Los Angeles, said telecast executive producer Jeff Margolis.
They join the list of previously announced presenters, including Alec Baldwin, Bradley Cooper, Jeff Daniels, Viola Davis, Neil Patrick Harris, Anne Hathaway, Hugh Jackman, Nicole Kidman, Jennifer Lawrence, Julianna Margulies, Busy Philipps, Carl Reiner, Justin Timberlake and Sigourney Weaver.


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For Release Worldwide: September 2012
Release Number: 302PR12
Caterpillar introduces the new MD5150 Track Drill, a customer-inspired design that delivers top-of-class power and airflow for fast, efficient drilling of holes up to 152 mm (6 inches) in diameter. Benefiting from more than 50 years of track drill design, the MD5150 incorporates a proven rock drill, patented carousel rod changer, new cab and many other features that boost productivity and reduce operating costs.
Increase productivity with carousel rod changer
The MD5150 dramatically reduces setup time, thanks to its innovative carousel rod changer. The Cat® design holds six rods and accommodates multiple lengths and diameters of drill steel. Powerful dual-rod grippers and a unique gate design let the rod and gate move simultaneously, reducing cycle time. The rod changer is supported by a sturdy feed and heavy-duty 2.4-m (8-ft) boom that extends to 3.3 m (11 ft) for larger pattern coverage with fewer setups. Because the carousel rod changer weighs less and holds more rods than linear models, the boom extension can reach farther and drill deeper while maintaining stability. Holes can be drilled within 610 mm (24 inches) of the highwall, which is 50 percent closer than with a linear rod changer.
Reduce ownership costs with reliable rock drill
High reliability, long life and low ownership costs are hallmarks of the new machine's rock drill. With less than half as many moving parts as competitive rock drills, it is a simple, reliable design that offers dependable performance and exceptional durability. Owners can service the rock drill themselves to reduce downtime and control costs. A new automated lube system keeps the rock drill working productively, eliminating the need to stop the machine for manual greasing every two hours.
Cut cycle time with high power and big air
The MD5150 delivers exceptional power and airflow for faster, more efficient drilling in hard rock applications. The heart of the power group is the Cat C11 Engine rated at 287 kW (385 hp) at 1,800 rpm. Designed for high performance and excellent fuel efficiency, the engine meets US Tier 3 and EU Stage IIIA emissions standards. The high-horsepower engine works as a system with a biggest-in-class air compressor to optimize air flow. An oversized, high-efficiency cooling system further improves performance and life.
Work safely and productively in new cab
The cab on the MD5150 is designed to enhance safety and productivity. It is ROPS/FOPS-certified and incorporates numerous shutdown methods accessible from the cab or at ground level. Large windows, streamlined front structures and a skylight enhance visibility, as do well-placed mirrors and high-resolution cameras. The front window provides a secondary emergency exit.
To boost operator comfort and productivity, the cab features automatic climate control, excellent ventilation, a fully adjustable seat, ergonomic controls and switches, and low sound levels (less than 80 decibels).
To further improve operator productivity, the machine is equipped with a smart drill monitoring system that tracks changes in rock formation and automatically adjusts impact and feed pressure based on hardness of the rock. The system's anti-jam, anti-plunge and anti-plug capabilities keep the track drill working efficiently and extend drill string life.
Maximize uptime with quick maintenance, innovative service technology
Maintenance and service technicians appreciate the MD5150's simple component layout and convenient service access. A walk-in service station provides easy access to major service points for the engine, compressor, air conditioner, hydraulic valves and more. A boom-mounted camera allows constant visibility to the front of the drill while working inside the service center.
In addition to its serviceable design, the new track drill leverages exclusive Caterpillar technologies that maximize uptime. Caterpillar Electronic Technician (Cat ET) speeds the troubleshooting process, improving repair accuracy and reducing downtime. Cat Product Link™ allows remote monitoring of machine location, service meter hours, fuel usage and other critical factors, providing owners the information they need to optimize utilization and reduce owning and operating costs.
Cat dealers support the new MD5150 with best-in-class parts availability, quality repairs and equipment management expertise that helps owners meet aggressive production goals at the lowest cost per ton.
Work efficiently and responsibly for generations to come
Several features of the new track drill allow miners and large contractors to improve efficiency, while reducing environmental impact. A high-capacity dust collection system works quickly and quietly while consuming less power than traditional dust collectors. The C11 engine offers excellent fuel economy and reduced emissions. The machine's auto lube systems are clean and efficient. Major components are designed to be rebuilt for second lives, and Cat dealers offer a full selection of remanufactured parts and components.
For more information about how the new Cat MD5150 Track Drill can improve productivity and drive down operating costs, customers should contact a local Cat dealer or visit mining.cat.com.
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is serving ' traditional' continental breakfast and is included in the price, with a selection of fruit, yoghurt, cereals and breads with all the condiments, juices, tea and coffee
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Stay as long as you need at our modern Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Salt Lake City–Fort Union hotel. We specialize in extended stays with the right mix of comforting amenities and accommodating service. We are minutes away from Salt Lake City International Airport and centrally located between the cities of Midvale, Murray, and Sandy.


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Raymond was born in January in 1920 in Reno, Nevada. He died in 2006 in Oakland, California. He was married at least 3 times, and perhaps 4. I believe he was married first to a Marian, and had two girls. My mother was his second wife and I don't believe I ever saw him after I was about 6. I was the eldest of 3.
Ray was married to his third (or fourth) wife the longest and I believe he had 3 children in this marriage. I have tried to contact children from this marriage in order to get photos or documents but have not had much luck. I don't want to bring up bad memories or discuss Ray or his relationships, but since this was my biological father and his ancestors are my ancestors and my children's ancestors, and my grandchildren's ancestors (You know what I mean.) then I'd like to have photos in my files as well as documents that may be with these people.
Of course, as with any of my research, if you are related, or have information about anyone I write about, I would be glad to collaborate. Unfortunately, with this family, I have very little I can share with you.
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