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Recently in Women's Golf Category
While the rest of Knoxville was entering freezing temperatures, former Lady Volunteer standout Erica Popson was in the Bahamas competing in her very first LPGA Tour event.
The native of Davenport, Fla., made the most of her first Tour opportunity. Popson made the second round cut and finish T-44th, racking up a nice payday. Popson's final scorecard read 74-71-71-72--288 (-4).
A link to the final Pure Silk-Bahamas LPGA Classic can be found HERE.
Further south, current Lady Volunteer Lucia Polo was representing her country of Guatemala at the Central American Open. Not only did Polo's Guatemalan team emerge victorious, but Polo herself also won the individual championship! She finished the 54-hole tournament shooting 72-70-73--215.
Incoming freshman Lucia Polo recently captured the North Carolina Junior Girls Championship, earning her second CGA Championship title. Polo qualified to be part of the Carolinas Junior Golf Girls Team in the Mid-Atlantic Junior Girls Team Matches in Pinehurst, N.C., July 26-28.
Incoming freshman and Knoxville native Teleri Hughes is currently on the AJGA and is competing in the Bridgestone Golf/Brandt Snedeker Music City Junior presented by Toyota in Nashville this week. First round action begins Tuesday, June 25, and wraps up Thursday, June 27.
Currently Lady Vol sophomore Emmie Pietila will compete in the Michigan Open, while her sister, upcoming freshman Hannah Pietila participates in the Michigan Junior Am. Senior Chessey Thomas will take part in the Washington Am.
Former Lady Vol Jessica Shepley begins the 2013 Women's Open on Thursday at Sebonack Golf Club in Southampton, N.Y. She tees off at 2:42 p.m. ET and you can follow her live through the tournament  here.
Recent graduate and Tennessee standout Erica Popson begins her professional career this week as she competes in the Michigan Women's Pro Am, while former teammate Sara Monberg is competing overseas on the 2013 NCAA All-Star Golf Team Asia Tour.
On May 16, we send Happy Birthday wishes a pair of recent Tennessee student-athletes: Abbie Alton of the swim team and Nathalie Mansson of the golf team.
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A few months ago, in the heat of the tragic teen suicides that came about from intolerance of homosexuality, I saw a man on television who was apologizing for wishing death on gays from his facebook page. This member of an Arkansas school board was contrite for the violence in his words, but maintained that his values pertaining to homosexuality would remain, as he felt homosexuality was condemned in the bible. This concept, while foreign to me, is interesting, as it used to justify so much judgement and separation in our society. When my daughter came home from school one day saying that a classmate had two mommies, my response was, "Two mommies? How lucky is she?!" What does it actually say in the bible that will cause some people to be upset by my line of thinking?
Happy pride.
"How you answer this question depends hugely on what you take the bible to be. IF you believe that the bible is a single, timeless, internally consistent teaching on matters of human morality dictated by God himself, then yes, the Old Testament book of Leviticus is definitely uncomfortable with homosexuality. But it is also uncomfortable with menstruating women, shellfish and pigskin. (And for the record, it has some very harsh words to say about lending money at interest, a prohibition that even Biblical literalists seem to find it perfectly permissible to disregard!)
Like most other critically thinking Christians, I see the bible as a symphony (sometimes a cacophony!) of divinely inspired human voices bearing witness to an astonishing evolutionary development in our human understanding of God (or God's self-disclosure as we grow mature enough to begin to comprehend it, another way of saying the same thing.) The Old Testament, whose 46 books span well over a millennium in their dates of composition, also straddles what scholars call 'The first axial period,' when spontaneously, across the entire globe, human spiritual consciousness seemed to take a huge evolutionary leap forward. In the same time frame that the Biblical psalms were being composed, the planet was also being graced with the Buddha, Lao-Tse, Zoaroaster, and Plato: a quantum leap in human understanding and ethical vision. It simply defies credibility—my credibility, anyway!— to believe that the early Old Testament teachings on animal sacrifice and 'an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth' are at the same level as Ezekiel's luminous axial prophecy, 'I will take away your heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh' or Jesus' stunning 'Love your enemy; bless those who revile you.'
This is not in any way to demean holiness of the Bible, but only to affirm that God reveals Godself in time, through process and dialogue, not in unchanging monolithic statements. This does not make the bible less sacred; it makes it more sacred, for it grounds God's divine presence in the lived reality of our human experience.
As a Christian I am bound, when I listen to this diversity of biblical voices, to set my compass by the teachings and the path walked by Jesus himself. Where biblical testimony is internally inconsistent (and even Jesus experienced it this way!), I am bound to honor Jesus as my final court of appeal. And thus, the bottom line must inescapably be that nowhere does Jesus condemn homosexuality, and certainly nowhere does he wish harm upon anyone, even those whom the religious culture is so quick to condemn as sinners. His harsh words are reserved entirely for those whose certainty about their religious rectitude causes them to condemn others, or to block the Spirit's persistent attempts to open up new channels of forgiveness and hope. Jesus is all about inclusion, forgiveness, and empowerment. In the light of his compassionate presence, people are set free to live their lives in strength and hope, regardless of whether they be considered outcasts by those in the 'religious know.'
Thus, as a Christian, when confronted by a tension between a religious certainty which leads me to violate the law of love and a deep unknowing that still moves in the direction of 'loving my neighbor as myself,' I am bound to choose the latter course. Was it not the Pharisees, those so sure that they had 'the law and Moses on their side,' who were the first to condemn Jesus to the grave? And make no mistake: The word Pharisees does not mean 'the Jews;' that utterly reprehensible piece of scapegoating was a product of the early Christian church. Rather, 'Pharisee' names the spiritual sclerotic in each one of us who would prefer the certainty of an unchanging rulebook to the radical open-endedness of God's ongoing self-revelation in love.
If I really follow what the bible teaches, it seems to me that I need to be constantly laying my human arrogance (and in Latin, this word comes from 'a-rogo,' or 'I have no questions'), upon the altar of God's constantly demonstrated delight in new beginnings. 'I will be what I will be,' is the name he asked Moses to know him by in the book of Exodus. With that as one line of bearing on my thinking, and the steadily increasing revelation of God's mercy and compassion as the other, I am compelled by my Christianity to refrain from any behaviors or judgments which arrogantly demean the dignity of another human being, or cause him or her to lose hope."
Cynthia Bourgeault is an Episcopal priest, writer and retreat leader. She is founding director of the Aspen Wisdom School in Colorado and principal visiting teacher for the Contemplative Society in Victoria, BC, Canada. Her most recent book,'The Meaning of Mary Magdalene,' is now available.
"The Greatest Sin of All.
There are few things worse than people using religion and the Bible as an excuse to denounce, curse or hurt another person. Speaking and acting in this way shows a complete misunderstanding of the purpose of religion, God and the Bible.
Kabbalah teaches that the purpose of religion as we know it is to enable an individual's transformation from selfishness & ego to a new nature of sharing & compassion. That's it. The Bible and all its teachings are only a means to assist this transformation.
It's not a coincidence that one of the most famous teachings of Kabbalah come from a student asking his teacher, 'Teach me the essence of the Bible, while standing on one foot,' and the teacher answering, 'love your neighbor as yourself. Everything else is commentary.'
If in a person's religious practice, study of the Bible or belief in God, he acts in ways that are not in accordance with this spirit, then he is contradicting its entire purpose. That's why it's especially disturbing to hear any so-called religious leaders using the Bible as a tool to hurt others.
There are many verses in the Bible, that when read literally, can be misunderstood and misdirected. The kabbalistic understanding is that scripture is meant to be deciphered and interpreted, and anyone practicing spirituality based on a literal understanding of it is, according to the Zohar, 'a fool.'
Every person has a unique connection to the Creator that can never be extinguished, and every person has a great soul that can manifest important things in our world. To make a person feel less than they are because of something inside themselves, be it faith, race, or sexual orientation, is the greatest sin of all."
Michael Berg is a Kabbalah scholar and author. He is co-Director of The Kabbalah Centre. You can follow Michael on twitter, twitter.com/inspiringchange. His latest book is What God Meant.
"Is homosexuality wrong? This, of course, is an issue that has been disputed for centuries, and perhaps, only some one hundred and fifty years ago the question would have been, 'Is slavery wrong?.' Both of these issues have been disputed for hundreds of years, and yet, it has only been around 150 years that the issue of slavery has been resolved by most Christians. And even so, it has not been resolved by all. What has happened? What has happened, is that what has been very traditional thinking about the issue of Human Sexuality and the Bible has changed, due to what we now know, and didn't know about human beings. For example, that Human Beings are creatures of God, and made in God's image, and that Human Slavery is an abuse to the fact that God is in each and every one of us. How strange that it took so long to figure that one out.
As to Homosexuality, there is also a shift in thinking amongst many Christians in the world, based not so much on what the Bible teaches, for remember that the bible condones, and does not condemn, Human Slavery. It also says that Women are to be seen and not heard in Church ... and we know that that no longer holds true, even less in the Anglican Communion where we have women Bishops, and in the United States even a Woman Archbishop! So what has changed? What has changed is our understanding of the Human Person, as with the case of Slavery. Most 'modern thinkers,' even if they are Christian, believe that Homosexuality is not a choice, but a condition, some say environmentally given, and others that it is genetically inherited. Whatever the case, being a Homosexual is not about choice, but about accepting a part of who you are, who God has created, and made in the same image as God. This is the basic change in thought. If men and women are Homosexual by nature and everything that God makes is good, including sexual expression as God has created it, then of course we are able to share our sexuality out of Love and Responsibility.
When we come to this conclusion, just as more and more people around the globe are coming to this conclusion because they have met and known homosexual men and women who are healthy, open about their lives and their relationships, and even an example for others, I would like to include again Two Bishops in the Anglican Communion, Mary Glasspool, Bishop Suffragan of Los Angeles and Gene Robinson, Bishop of the Diocese of New Hampshire. I mention them because it is not easy to become Bishop in the Episcopal/Anglican Polity, yet these loving and honest people are leaders of their churches and examples of Holy Living. I know both of them personally. Included are many ministers, priests, rabbis, and other religious leaders in the world who are Homosexuals. The Presbyterian Church and the Lutheran Church in the United States affirms that Homosexuality is no longer an impediment for ordination. Remember that at one time, these same churches would not ordain people because they were 'black' or 'Asian' at one part of their own history.
In conclusion, more and more Religious leaders are accepting the fact that Homosexuality is not a sin, nor is it wrong, but that Homosexual people, like Heterosexual people, are given the opportunity to live their sexuality in wholeness, in integrity, and in a transparent and open manner, and part of the wonderful diversity of Humanity that exists—men, women, people of many different races, ages, and walks of life.
I am proud to say that I belong to a Church that is fully accepting of Gays, Lesbians, Transgender, and Bisexual persons because we believe that God loves all people, no matter what their walk of life is. Of course, there are those who condemn homosexuals and say that they are immoral. There also still exists racism, bigotry, class-ism and hate of those different from themselves. Does this make them right? Only you can be the Judge of that ... or is it God who must be the Judge of that ... what did Jesus say?"
Father Vincent C. Schwahn is an ordained priest in the Episcopal Church since 1991 and is Canonically Resident in the Diocese of Los Angeles. After working as a priest in the Anglican Church of Mexico for some 15 years, he is now interim Rector at St. Clements by the Sea in southern California. He is openly gay and is an activist for Human Rights and Sexual Rights.
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"There are four main biblical passages which refer (or appear to refer) to the homosexual question negatively: (1) the story of Sodom (Genesis 19:1 – 13), with which it is natural to associate the very similar story of Gibeah (Judges 19); (2) the Levitical texts (Leviticus 18:22; 20:13) which explicitly prohibit 'lying with a man as on lies with a woman'; (3) the apostle Paul's portrayal of decadent pagan society in his day (Romans 1:18 – 32); and (4) two Pauline lists of sinners, each of which includes a reference to homosexual practices of some kind (1 Corinthians 6:9 – 10; 1 Timothy 1:8 – 11).
Reviewing these biblical references to homosexual behavior, which I have grouped, we have to agree that there are only four of them. Must we then conclude that the topic is marginal to the main thrust of the Bible? Must we further concede that they constitute a rather flimsy basis on which to take a firm stand against a homosexual lifestyle? Are those protagonists right who claim that the biblical prohibitions are 'highly specific' – against violations of hospitality (Sodom and Gibeah), against cultic taboos (Leviticus), against shameless orgies (Romans) and against male prostitution or the corruption of the young (1 Corinthians and 1 Timothy), and that none of these passages alludes to, let alone condemns, a loving partnership between people of homosexual orientation?
But no, plausible as it may sound, we cannot handle the biblical material in this way. The Christian rejection of homosexual practices does not rest on 'a few isolated and obscure proof texts' (as is sometimes said), whose traditional explanation (it is further claimed) can be overthrown. The negative prohibitions of homosexual practices in Scripture make sense only in the light of its positive teaching in Genesis 1 and 2 about human sexuality and heterosexual marriage. Yet without the wholesome positive teaching of the Bible on sex and marriage, our perspective on the homosexual question is bound to be skewed. The essential place to begin our investigation, it seems to me, is the institution of marriage in Genesis 2.
Firstly, the human need for companionship. 'It is not good for the man to be alone' (Genesis 2:18). True, this assertion was later qualified when the apostle Paul (surely echoing Genesis) wrote: 'It is good for a man not to marry' (1 Corinthians 7:1). That is to say, although marriage is the good institution of God, the call of God, the call to singleness is also the good vocation of some. Nevertheless, as a general rule, 'It is not good for the man to be alone.' God has created us social beings. Since he is love, and has made us in his own likeness, he has given us a capacity to love and be loved. He intends us to live in community, not in solitude. In particular, God continued, 'I will make a helper suitable for him.' Moreover, this 'helper,' or companion, whom God pronounced 'suitable for him,' was also to be his sexual partner, with whom he has to become 'one flesh,' so that they might thereby both consummate their love and procreate their children.
Having affirmed Adam's need for a partner, the search for a suitable one began. The animals not being suitable as equal partners, a special work of divine creation took place. The sexes became differentiated. Out of the undifferentiated humanity of Adam, male and female emerged. Adam found a reflection of himself, a complement to himself, a very part of himself. Having created the woman out of the man, God brought her to him, much as today the bride's father gives her away. And Adam broke spontaneously into history's first love poem, saying that now at last there stood before him a creature of such beauty in herself and similarity to him that she appeared to be (as indeed she was) 'made for him':
This is now bone of my bones
And flesh of my flesh;
she shall be called 'woman',
for she was taken out of man.
-Genesis 2:23
There can be no doubting the emphasis of this story. According to Genesis 1, Eve, like Adam, was created in the image of God. But as to the manner of her creation, according to Genesis 2, she was made neither out of nothing (like the universe), nor out of 'the dust of the ground' (like Adam, v. 7) but out of Adam.
The third great truth of Genesis 2 concerns the resulting institution of marriage. Adams' love poem is recorded in verse 23. … Even the inattentive reader will be struck by the three references to 'flesh': 'This is… flesh of my flesh… they will become one flesh'. We may be certain that this is deliberate, not accidental. It teaches that heterosexual intercourse in marriage is more than a union; it is a kind of reunion…. It is the union of two persons who originally were one, were then separated from each other, and now in the sexual encounter of marriage come together again…
It is of the utmost importance to note that Jesus himself later endorsed this Old Testament definition of marriage. In doing so, he both introduced it with words from Genesis 1:27 (that the Creator 'made them male and female') and concluded it with his own comment ('so they are no longer two, but one. Therefore what God has joined together, let man not separate' , Matthew 19:6) Here, then, are three truths which Jesus affirmed: (1) heterosexual gender is a divine creation; (2) heterosexual marriage is a divine institution; and (3) heterosexual fidelity is the divine intention. A homosexual liaison is a breach of all three of these divine purposes."
Dr. John Stott is Rector Emeritus of All Souls Church, Langham Place in London. He founded John Stott Ministries, the US branch of Langham Partnership International, providing scholars with the materials and opportunities to learn and teach the Bible.
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2003 Toyota Camry LE Review
Great gas mileage and low maintenance.
Could be faster. Just kidding!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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2003 Toyota Camry LE Review
nice styling (i prefer this to any Honda civic or Nissan maxima or similar cars). solid feel.
you can see this car everywhere on the road. i feel like i'm so boring. :D
Best Car I've Owned. Can't Complain. — Finally had the $$ to get something more decent. still not my dream car but hey, you can't lose with a camry. the car is roomy. handles great. i got it with 59k miles on it and sun roof and 6-disc changer. when it idles you can barely feel the engine's on. i would have loved it if it was a stick shift. oh well. i'll wait!
Brian writes:
2003 Toyota Camry LE Review
Reliable as hell
so cozy its boring.
Reliable And Good Looking — I once owned this car. It was given to me by my grandmother who passed away. I loved the car and to this day I wish I never sold it. I put almost 50,000 miles on it and never spent more then $20 at a time on it (for oil changes). In total the cars maitenence never exceeded $500. Such a reliable car that was comfortable and easy to drive.
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Safe and fun to drive
tires are too small...they are 15...the 16 rides much better
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power, handling, comfort, and style
I don't have one.
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33 Mpg Highway,quiiet,great Car,always Buy The Toyota Care Extended Warranty It Pays Off — Plenty of power in the 4 cyl. 157 HP.Only one thing odd about it but I have never bothered to have it checked.It' delays a while in 3rd gear before changing to 4th gear (overdrive) in colder weather.After the first delay it does change better each time and has not been a big problem.I think the Japense model is a little better than the American made one.I guess because I owned a 1988 Toyota Coralla GTS Hatchback 112 hp for 18 years and put 214,000 miles on it.In all that time I had to do a couple simple repairs other than normal maintenance.Best car I will ever own.It was Red and I had to get there shortly after it was put on the lot.A boy and girl were dying to get it.For 12,200 it was mine.Back to the Camry overall a great vehicle.Great ride,comfort,brakes,handling.Great car.
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This is probably the nicest vehicle you can own for ~$330/mo. The SE version is very sporty, especially in the bright red that we have. Car rides well, is very reliable, and is good on gas. I am pre... Read More
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I'm pleased to present this guest contribution from Elster's Ron Pate because it has some timely reminders. For one thing, Ron makes the point that, more than a decade into the smart grid transformation, we are still in the early days. Yes, we've undergone some changes, but nothing like the changes on the way.
Once that sinks in, then you'll realize the importance of his advice on how to future-proof the communications network(s) that are at the heart of every smart grid project. In his view (and I agree), utilities will be much better prepared for the future if they specify communications networks that are:
· Multi-layered
· Multi-purpose
· Multi-interoperable
There's much more, and much more detail, in Ron's remarks below. – Jesse Berst
By Ron Pate
The evolution of smart grid communications infrastructure
In the next two decades we will see the beginnings of unprecedented change revolutionizing the way we consume and manage vital resources, including electrical energy. It is the use of information, enabled by much more advanced communications and communicating intelligent devices, which plays a large part in making this a reality.
New communications for a new kind of grid
Ensuring successful evolution of the grid, enabling the powering of the grid and ultimately empowering its users, will require a new breed of communications infrastructure. The successful migration to this new breed of communications infrastructure will require a more solutions-oriented approach, driven with consumer benefits in mind, as contrasted with an almost "technology for technology's sake" approach so often used in past decisions.
Certain characteristics of communications networks of the future must be taken into account as plans are implemented to realize the grid of the future. Networks need to be multi-layered, multi-purpose, and multi-dimensionally interoperable. And devices will need to include multiple types of communications capabilities, as no single communication network will cost-effectively or operationally meet all specific needs of the future grid.
Communications networks must also work seamlessly with intelligent edge devices and sophisticated centrally managed software. These characteristics are needed to ensure the many use cases that are evolving can be met with the infrastructures installed, and within the timing and budget constraints that utilities and smart grid stakeholders will most certainly face in the years to come. Critical use cases such as keeping the lights on, monitoring renewables, reducing theft, controlling community lighting, and enabling consumer facing programs such as prepay – all through the same networks – will require a new level of communication infrastructure sophistication.
Striking the proper balance of what data gets transmitted, how frequently, and to what depth will define the next generation communication solutions. A flexible approach must be embraced as we do not yet fully realize all the use cases which will evolve as we experience generational changes in society, and the expectations of those who use energy, coupled with the rapid technology evolution which is upon us.
Avoiding the single-purpose trap
In the past many have approached communication networks with a "one size fits all" mentality, choosing to deploy networks of a single technology and often for a single specific use. With proper focus, sufficient value can often be realized from these networks to achieve a positive return on the investment. However, without proper consideration of the variety of needs which will emerge going forward, a single smart grid network technology for a single purpose will result in significant risk to the network owner. In the future, multiple networks incorporating multiple technologies and serving multiple purposes will be needed to provide maximum value to stakeholders. A key to these networks successfully fulfilling the business case goals for their deployment will be interoperability and the ability to change over time through remote upgrade of not just the firmware of the network devices, but the protocols as well.
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Most smart grid communication networks today tend to be proprietary at many levels of the communication architecture. This proprietary nature creates a barrier to full interoperability. Varying degrees of standardization efforts are underway, but much work remains to fully realize advanced interoperability. To fully realize a more advanced level of interoperability will require more open participation among all industry stakeholders, including energy providers, technology vendors, and users of energy.
In some areas of the world, interoperability is more advanced, and there are lessons to be learned from the experience of the stakeholders in those regions. For example, Europe has a stronger foundation of smart metering interoperability than in the United States. The interface between communications gateways, or concentrators, and meter communication modules is more standardized, simplifying the use of head end systems with multiple network types and various meter types. But even in Europe, additional progress is needed. Nonetheless, Europe provides examples which can be quite useful as we move toward a more interoperable communications model.
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Rupert Wyatt ("The Escapist") is directing 20th Century Fox's "Rise of the Apes" from a script by Amanda Silver and Rick Jaffa
Just hours after attaching himself to the comedy "Ricky Stanicky," actor James Franco has signed on to star in 20th Century Fox's "Planet of the Apes" prequel "Rise of the Apes," reports Variety.
Director Rupert Wyatt ("The Escapist") apparently decided to cast Franco over a number of other elite young actors after being impressed by the "Milk" star during an "amazing" meeting that took place over the weekend. Fox agreed with Wyatt's choice, having reportedly been impressed by his dramatic turn as distressed hiked Aron Ralston in Danny Boyle's upcoming fact-based survival drama "127 Hours."
"Rise of the Apes" is described as an origin story set in contemporary San Francisco that deals with the aftermath of man's experiments with genetic engineering which lead to the development of intelligence in apes and an inevitable war between the two species.
Franco will play a driven scientist who becomes a crucial figure in the war between humans and apes.
While I've never been a big fan of the "Apes" series, Wyatt's feature debut "The Escapist" was a pleasant surprise and I genuinely like the idea of Franco playing a brainy scientist. Let's just hope he doesn't take his own acting advice, as outlined on Funny or Die here, here and here.
"Rise of the Apes" will be the first film in the franchise to feature photo-realistic apes, as opposed to actors in costumes. WETA Digital ("Avatar") will handle the visual effects.
Peter Chernin and Dylan Clark will produce for Chernin Entertainment under its new deal with Fox. "Apes" screenwriters Amanda Silver and Rick Jaffa will also produce.
"Rise of the Apes" is scheduled to begin filming July 5 and will invade theaters on June 24, 2011. That's three weeks after Fox's other summer tentpole, Matthew Vaughn's "X-Men: First Class."


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The daily DART Rail rider, Don Johnson, was greeted by DART President/Executive Director Gary Thomas and Michael Melaniphy, president/CEO of APTA.
Johnson was randomly selected from Monday morning commuters by DART staff to represent all riders of the 72 mile, 55 station system throughout the past 16 years. DART Rail ridership is calculated on a variety of factors, including statistical sampling. As part of the recognition, DART will award the customer four monthly Regional passes good for use in July, along with tickets to popular destinations such as the Dallas Zoo, Children's Aquarium at Fair Park, Hawaiian Falls, Dallas Summer Musicals, and the Museum of Nature & Science.
"This is a great day and a neat milestone for us," Thomas said. "But, I'm also thinking about the individual trips and special moments that preceded this one. School kids made their first trips to the zoo, or a Mavericks' or Stars' game on DART. People have met, gone on first dates and found their spouses on DART. Our customers plan special outings around our service. We've really become woven into the fabric of the region and that's what's exciting to me."
DART also is offering a special way for all light rail customers to share their transit moments. Customers may post pictures of good times and great trips they've made on DART Rail via Twitter, by adding the hashtag #DART250. The photos also will be posted to a section of the agency's Facebook page.
DART began light rail operations on June 14, 1996, opening the first 11 miles of its 20-mile Light Rail Starter System. Through the years, the agency has expanded to operate the longest electric light rail system in the U.S.
The system is still growing. A five-mile section of the Orange Line, from Bachman Station in northwest Dallas to Irving, opens July 30. A second section of the line, as well as a five-mile extension of the Blue Line from Garland to Rowlett, will open Dec. 2, 2013. DART will have 90 miles in operation when it completes the Orange Line in December 2014 with a station at Terminal A of Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
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It has left me speechless. But it's a really touching poem, not to mention it states everything you think. Very good work.
I wish I could just hold you,
But the distant kills me.
That your sweet smile I can not see,
Yes….It kills me.
I try so hard to make you smile,
And to ease most of your pain.
But yet it feels like Satan is playing,
A cruel cruel game.
You told me all of your secrets,
And asked for nothing in return.
But it kills me to think,
A little pain it has strum.
You ease away all my disrupting thoughts,
And make me smile wide.
But we know we may never see that,
We know this deep deep inside.
I wish I had one wish,
And it would be so simple.
For you and I to be held so tight,
In a fashion that is lovable.
I see we are a mix match pair,
Your night and I day.
You caring, and I pure evil,
Honestly what more can I say.
I know and you as well know,
I can't ease all your pain.
Affections across distance,
What a cruel cruel game.
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It has left me speechless. But it's a really touching poem, not to mention it states everything you think. Very good work.
Its such a sweet poem, one of the good ones I've read so far. Good job!
That was a good poem, it all so left me speechless, i liked it alot, alil sad, yet i hope to hear more.
Makes me think of past relationships. Long distance, emotionally unavailable...
"Sigh" good stuff but am about to explode from the memories you have now piled back ontop of me.
Kepp up the work
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lol, tbaism
Well it does brings back memories, im sure most of us here do. The poem was sad but somehow rather sweet, cuz u would wish only to be with her/him. I think it relates to alot of us. Good job. It really got to me.


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Sketch N Stash Challenge #129
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9 comments:
- Whisper said...
Aaah what a sweetie, Luv Sam x
- 30 December 2013 11:29
- As.I.Do.Rodos. said...
Fabulous image and gorgeous sketch and papers Ginny♥
- 30 December 2013 11:51
- Sue said...
Gorgeous card Angie. I love the cute image, pretty colours and beautiful pearls.
I hope you had a good Christmas. Sending you good wishes for a very Happy New Year.
hugs Sue xx
- 30 December 2013 13:32
- Sandra H said...
Hi Angie, Oh this is gorgeous the sketch is lovely and the image is soooo pretty Wishing you A Happy New Year x
- 30 December 2013 14:40
- Daniele said...
such a sweetie, glad you found your image
- 30 December 2013 18:29
- Julie said...
Gorgeous card, Angie! Love the pretty colours especially! Wishing you a wonderful 2014! Hugs, Juliexx
- 30 December 2013 22:21
- Janet - aka stacky said...
Hello Angie
Your card is so lovely I love the image and gorgeous finishing touches.
I hope you had a lovely Christmas and I wish you a very happy new year. Thank you so much for all your lovely comments this year xx
- 30 December 2013 22:38
- Margarets designer cards said...
Hi Angie
Gorgeous and beautiful card, lovely sweet image.
Thank you fir your lovely comment you left.
I wish you a very happy new year.
Take care
- 31 December 2013 14:15
- coops said...
so gorgeous angie.fab pretty colours and the image is adorable :D
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Trey McIntyre's reputation for dances that are both elegantly constructed and full of playful spontaneity has rocketed his company to national prominence. Movement invention and emotional resonance collude in ballets that have been called fresh, dancy, and very American. While there is no pointe work, McIntyre's dances employ some pretty fancy footwork, often with toes resolutely pointed. Complex partnering abounds, along with the kind of rugged athleticism that you might expect from a company based in Boise, Idaho. Tuesday's performance of "Mercury Half-Life" features the music of the British rock band Queen. (Photo by Lois Greenfield)
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This was likely to have been caused by several bearish news items. Chinese economic data showed April industrial output and retail sales in China were both below forecasts, raising fears of further slow down in the world's second largest consumer of crude oil. More importantly, the populous-nation reported its first drop in implied oil demand in three years.
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The Role of the Farm Management Specialist in Extension
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Building Networks for Market Access: Lessons Learned from The Rural Knowledge Network (RKN) Pilot Project for East Africa (Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania)
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Experiences and Participatory process approaches to innovation in Agriculture: the case of PBA corporation in Colombia
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Building Knowledge Systems in Agriculture
For the Rio+20 meetings GFRAS together with FAO, Farming First, IFPRI and WFO published a position paper entitled "Building Knowledge Systems in Agriculture". Knowledge sharing is critical to supporting the three dimensions of sustainable development (social, economic, and environmental). Extension and advisory services are crucial knowledge-sharing institutions and key for linking scientific research, field-level innovations and innovators, markets, education, and other service providers.
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Introducing Demand-Driven Extension Approach in a Traditional Region: a Case Study from Pakistan
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This book represents the proceedings of the FAO international technical conference dedicated to Agricultural Biotechnologies in Developing Countries (ABDC-10) that took place in Guadalajara, Mexico on 1-4 March 2010. A major objective of the conference was to take stock of the application of biotechnologies across the different food and agricultural sectors in developing countries, in order to learn from the past and to identify options for the future to face the challenges of food insecurity, climate change and natural resource degradation.
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Rasskot: Pros and No cons. I'm glad I live in an age when the perfect camera is invented:) this website site used to mean something to me:( I really am sad. I used to know each review by heart(that is the reason why i bought 550D). Now I barely bring myself to read them and then go somewhere else on internet.. I still do read it, but it is not the same...
Our reviews contain the same analysis as they always have. This was an experiential shooting video with the goal of highlighting how an actual pro uses the gear, not a review, technical or otherwise.
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We will be doing more of these videos in the next two months with additional cameras, stay tuned!
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It was a mixture of 7DMKII and C300
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Half of the piece is written by a DPReview camera tester, FYI. Not completely "farmed out". ;)
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I'll just say that my personal fave is number 15. The hands in the bottom left corner...seriously wonderful, Gerald.
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To me this represents outstanding journalistic quality in time and precision. Why cannot the so much larger <dpreview> deliver?
I'm interested in learning about your definition of outstanding journalistic quality in time and precision as it pertains to 5 snapshots of skyscrapers taken at 1/20th of a second. Can you elaborate?
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And don't misunderstand me, I like the Sony camera's a lot!
First of all I don't see any example pictures with tele-lens. 70mm is max or do I miss something? The Sony Vario-Tessar T* E 16-70mm F4 ZA OSS is BTW one of the better lenses. It is difficult to compare this configuration with the bad-commented Olympus E-P5 configuration with less qualitative good lenses and then draw conclusions. Try the E-P5 with the new Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-40mm 1:2.8 PRO!
Here's the link to our scoring system overview: http://www.dpreview.com/articles/4416254604/camera-scores-ratings-explained
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Thomas Traub: what do dpreview think ist "free" if you have to purchase for download?
The course is free today and tomorrow, and costs money to watch after it is completed/archived.
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InTheMist: Steve Huff's review is up. I find his review is closer to my own reaction to the Dƒ.
"I can have any DSLR or camera that I want and for me, the Df wins it. If I designed a DSLR for my own use it would be 75% Df and 0% Canon 5D. Enough said."
I think you missed the sarcasm. :)
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Bamboojled: Some of the comments in the review are interesting, especially the focusing comments in low light, as I find the focusing on the Df to be as quick and as accurate as my D800.
I wonder if this is going to be scrutinized as much in the A7/r review as it was on the Df review.
"DPR form's an early opinion"
This is part of doing a first impressions preview. You have to share your thoughts on the camera at that point in time. But the idea that after sitting in a studio testing the gear hours on end, going out for photowalk after photowalk, testing specific features, weeks on end, that a reviewer and his/her supporting team are not able to form an informed stance on the gear? I'm not following the logic.
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This is actually the result of us using Skype to conference in our guests, nothing they can do to improve the quality.
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It's hard when you have so much gear in front of you! ;)
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Hi Tom, we're about to start the 3rd segment in 15 minutes, 1:15 PST, which will run for 90 minutes roughly. We will then begin a re-broadcast of the entire show immediately after.
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Completely pointless. Even the little I was able to see seemed to be aimed at 9 year olds.
Brian, we're sorry the streaming wasn't working too well for you. That's one of the pain points of streaming video, it is difficult for us to control the quality for all our viewers. Thanks for giving it a shot and for the feedback.
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PS: mind you, in all fairness, I get it, that you can't cover every camera. but you did include samples from every manufacturer except that one.
We definitely are not avoiding Samsung, we've even invited them today to be a part of our panel discussion so stay tuned in! I think the reality is that there is a crowded and competitive market and not every camera gets the spotlight.
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But folk who visit DP Review are generally quite knowledgeable about photography, so do we really need to have all that elementary stuff in "Product roundups..." explained? I watched for two minutes then went elsewhere.
We'll be working our way up through the classes and experience levels, but we do have to speak to the products and technology in a manner that doesn't assume too much about the viewer's familiarity with the gear. Either way, thanks for the feedback John!
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I checked Creative's website but couldn't find the info.
Thanks for any help; really looking forward to this and also really support the idea.
We are going to begin a re-broadcast immediately after the first broadcast finishes. It may run long or short, but we're aiming for 3:00 PM PST.
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Same thing with recycling threads when reviews finally arrive and you think "oh, there are 1500 comments since the review was released 10 min ago".
We agree with you, this comment structure is not ideal, and a technical roadblock we're going to address. THanks for the feedback!
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Yep totally agree the hallmark of Sinofsky's leadership was mostly childish fights between the windows and developer divisions within Microsoft and total confusion and disarray for customers who make their living either developing for or using Microsoft products. The direction he was pushing of using HTML 5 and JavaScript to program Windows applications was insane, stupid and even suicidal for Microsoft as a company. If Ballmer pushed him to resign or be fired it was for good reason.
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Could not care less about Microsoft. It's a has-been company. Win8 is a complete joke and I think they are pretty much coasting at this point on their enterprise users. (I mean, really, who even cares about windows anymore.. blehh) BUT. I will say that Sinofsky looks eerily similar to the Heaven's Gate cult leader!