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Today is Good Friday. The day we recognize the death of Jesus Christ, known to many as our Lord and Saviour. I became engaged in a short debate on this subject, the argument was sort of a Chicken and Egg argument.
The discussion asked which was more important, Christ being nailed to the Cross or Christ Rising from the dead?
I suggested that the argument was flawed because they are two separate and significant events they are connected, but have their own special place in our history and salvation.
First the death on the Cross, were Christ gave up himself for us. He is the Lamb of God and as a Lamb was lead to a sacrificial slaughter. Much as the old testament teaching were the ancients made sacrifices to the Gods, or God.
The rising from the dead was Christs triumph over death. He had to rise to fulfill the Scripture.
Christ rising from dead and being seated at the right hand of his Father is our Lord winning the ultimate battle against evil. He rose to make way for us to join him in the kingdom of heaven.
I do not want to turn this into a theology class or discussion, but I think that as Scouts and Scouters we should keep our commitment to being Reverent at the forefront of our lives. Just because the word Reverent appears at the end of the Scout law, it does not mean it is the least significant. I tend to think it is Scouting's way of reinforcing the idea that you remember what you hear last.
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My best friend frequently complains when great writers shun editing. He argues that by stripping your message down to its juciest part, it becomes inherently better. With Miyazaki, the jury is out. Most western audiences know him for sumptuously animated movies with simple fairy tale plots that say so much by attempting so little in a narrative sense. But when reading the source manga for Nausicaa, you have to wonder how much of his great vision and ambition he leaves on the cutting-room floor when he makes a movie. Epic in scope, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind quickly... See full review
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Belo Horizonte, located close to the city of Puerto Maldonado (about 10 Km) to the North, in Madre de Dios, Southeastern Peru has a great view of flooded forest.
In the Amazon, there are two seasons: wet and dry season, however the dry season does see rain as well. In the Peruvian Amazon the rainy season last from approximately October/November to April/May and the dry season last from May to September. During the rainy season, intense rain flow overflow their banks and flood t...
The forests in Southeastern Amazon (here Province of Tahuamanu in Madre de Dios, Peru) are evergreen and characterized by high diversity and high crowns. The vegetation consists of lowland rain forests, mainly alluvial and terra firme forests, as well as low hillside bamboo forest. Alluvial forests are low terraces fou...
View of a pasture area that was opened up during the 1980s in order to expand cattle ranching. The project did not succeed but the pasture areas and some cattle remains.
The Tahuamanu River is located in the low-lying Amazonian rainforest of Bolivia and Peru. This gigapan was shot near the town of Iberia, two and a half hours from the capital of Madre de Dios, Puerto Maldonado.
Field visit to farmer's land near Inapari, Peru to distinguish crop cover for remote sensing classification. The study area encompasses two districts in Southeastern Peru, Iñapari and Iberia, in the province of Tahuamanu, Madre de Dios region and is located in the newly paved Inter-Oceanic Highway, which links the Br...
Field visit during dry season to local farmers near Inapari, Southeastern Peru. Typical bean field. The gigapan was used to facilitate the mapping of land-covers. It is essential to have an understanding of land-covers and what constitutes forest, regrowth, and crops and pasture as a means to identify land-uses (agr...
View of the town of Iñapari in the district of Tahuamanu, Department of Madre de Dios, Peru. Iñapari is located at the border with Brazil, next to the town of Assis Brasil and 240 km away of the town of Puerto Maldonado. It is also the Customs, Point-of-Entry and bordertown on the Interoceanic Highway linking the Pa...
Puerto Maldonado is a city in Southeastern Peru in the Amazon forest 55 kilometres (34 mi) west of the Bolivian border on the confluence of the Tambopata and Madre de Dios River, a tributary of the Amazon River. It is the capital of the Madre de Dios Region. Nearby are the Manú National Park, Tambopata National Reser...


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Today word got out via Dave Meltzer on the Wrestling Observer that Spike's plans to air K-1 this year were not going to happen. Meltzer cited an interview with Spike TV president Kevin Kay earlier in the day. To many, this wouldn't come as a surprise, as word of Spike scrapping plans for K-1 had been circulating for quite some time now after poor stream viewer numbers and just overall mismanagement in general plagued the promotion. This would be a huge blow to the already hanging-on-by-a-thread K-1, whom originally had planned on Spike being their breakthrough into the American market, dating all the way back to the closure of the TV deal back in August.
Other details that Meltzer noted were that Spike is in talks with GLORY and that Spike officials were at the GLORY 4 show on New Year's Eve in Japan. GLORY would essentially be a replacement for Spike's K-1 plans, with the promotion holding four major events along with six Road to GLORY shows in the United States this year. For now we'll just have to wait and speculate until an official announcement is made regarding GLORY's TV deal in the United States. Pierre Andurand, GSI chairman, said to expect an announcement in the next few weeks. [source]


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McQuarrie Luke figure was just revealed, as another Celebration exclusive! argh. I haven't decided for sure whether I'm going, but I know I want at least two of this guy AND the droids, for custom stuff. Hopefully the blurb about 'venue exclusive coin' is the main 'exclusive' driving point and they'll all be in the basic line on basic cards with regular coins later. One can hope!
I haven't the foggiest idea where to stash Order 66 with their fragile packaging... but if Burbank Target has as many tomorrow as today, I'll stash some for ya Those'd be GREAT sets... if they were just clones!
That luke looks great. I love this Concept series!!http://www.starwars.com/collecting/n...70409_2_bg.jpg
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i had a sibling pick up a Bow and Blue Airborne set from Burbank Target. the only other one i want is the orange AT-RT driver so please stash if you guys find any
I should've known. I didn't go out hunting at all today though. I didn't feel like it for whatever reason. I don't know that my Target got anything, but I'll deal with it tomorrow.
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Legendary Princeton athletes Dick Kazmaier and Bill Bradley will be honored by the Department of Athletics by having the uniform number 42 that they shared retired at a ceremony at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 24, in Jadwin Gymnasium.
Kazmaier, a 1952 alumnus, won the 1951 Heisman Trophy for the nation's top collegiate football player. Basketball star Bradley was awarded the Sullivan Award as the outstanding U.S. amateur athlete in 1965, the year he graduated. Uniform number 42 has not been issued in decades in football or basketball and now will be retired across all sports at Princeton.
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have yet to see any signs of wave 2 at retail...hopefully these figures start shipping to Jersey soon...looking forward to getting a Jungle Trooper.
have yet to see any signs of wave 2 at retail...hopefully these figures start shipping to Jersey soon...looking forward to getting a Jungle Trooper.
Looking for CW 2010 Sidious and TX-20...if anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated. thanks
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Well, it had to happen. Tonight I saw basic ROC figures at Ross for $3.99. Well, one figure. It was Dr. Rex (black coat version, of course--I've never seen the white coat version at all) on an international card with about 600 languages.
actually saw (and purchased) the new HISS at wal-mart last nite. Course it was on the shelf right next to the 3 pegs they still have full of the movie figures and a lone POC storm shadow.
I saw the remnants of Wave 2: two Snake Eyes, two Destros, and a Zartan. These were easy to pass on. Destro looks like a festering dump in person; while I could see customization potential for both him and Zartan, I don't have anything in mind. And I have a feeling, since there were two left and no one seems interested, Destro's not exactly going to be the toughest one to find.
Also saw three movie figures at another Ross (black coat Rex, armored Duke, and armored Ripcord). And the Joe helicopter (whatever it's called). I might get me a second one at $12.99. I think I could freakin' army-build Wild Bill already, though.
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I didn't think POC Destro was that bad. And besides, they just hit so I'd hardly call them pegwarmers at this point.
I really haven't looked at Destro. As far as I'm concerned, his classic look and Iron Grenadiers looks are all I'll really need of him, though I did get the alternate black head when I saw it. Maybe if they ever had an unmasked version I might get it.
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spotted some of wave 2 yesterday in Target in Edison...picked up Dusty and Zartan and left Snake Eyes and Destro... Zartan is a nice figure defiantely worth picking up... Dusty is a nice addition as well and makes a nice Desert Grunt but not sure what I'm going to do with the barb wire coil that he comes with.
Looking for CW 2010 Sidious and TX-20...if anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated. thanks
Saw the full wave today. The Destros had much better paint application, so I reneged on my vow to not get him. How the paint is situated on his noggin makes a world of difference.
Jungle Viper I've not opened (haven't opened any yet, actually ), but he feels pretty heavy in the case. Like Ephant Mon heavy.
I was going to pass on Zartan again, but then I looked more closely at his accessories, and I actually said out loud (to the confusion of my daughter), "Raptor!!" Yes, it may be heresy, but I bought one of the coolest Cobra characters so I could make one of the lamest. Wound up with all of them aside from Snake Eyes, since I figure the line will be (unfortunately) short. Still need a Beach Head (maybe) and Duke, but I see them every so often and am not too concerned. Truth is, the Duke I want more to create a custom background Dreadnok for a second Storm Rider.
Gotta say, I want to see some reviews on how the action feature works and if the parts can still be used to make customs, but the accessories with Snake Eyes almost make me want him.
Also, more 25th stuff is shipping to Marshalls and TJMaxx. I got a red-bandana Cobra Trooper and (yet another) Viper vs Iron Grenadier today. In building a respectable contingent of Vipers, I'm amassing quite the private army for Destro on the cheap as well. Also crap-tons of the larger ROC Snow CAT update (not the POC one that actually is the Snow CAT, but the blue one--Ice Sabre?) and the ROC chopper (with Wild Bill #4,875) are at both the Marshall's family of stores and Ross for $12.99.
I'll post thoughts on these figures later, after I do some grocery and early Christmas shopping. Provided, of course, I can still find another recipe for cha gio to link to randomly in homage to the weirdo spammers.
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Family: Emberizidae, New World Sparrows view all from this family
Description ADULT BREEDING Has heavily dark-streaked brown back and brown wings with two white wing bars; note the buffy brown rump. Nape is gray, crown is brown, and has whitish supercilium; brown ear coverts are defined above by dark eyestripe and below by dark malar stripe, and note white "mustache" and throat. Underparts are otherwise gray-buff. ADULT NONBREEDING Paler and more buff overall, most noticeably on underparts and supercilium. JUVENILE Similar to nonbreeding adult, but heavily streaked below.
Dimensions Length: 5-5 1/2" (13-14 cm)
Habitat Fairly common summer visitor (mainly May-Aug) to grassland and prairies; winters in similar habitats, mainly in Mexico (scarce in southern Texas).
Observation Tips Fairly easy to see on breeding grounds.
Range Eastern Canada, Alaska, California, Rocky Mountains, Plains, Southeast, Western Canada, New England, Northwest, Great Lakes, Texas, Florida, Southwest, Mid-Atlantic
Voice Song is a series of breezy, vibrating, buzzing trills, vaguely cricketlike; call is a thin tzip.
Discussion Fairly distinctive when breeding, but nonbreeding birds are similar to Chipping Sparrow. At that time, Chipping has richer brown upperparts, with more contrasting face pattern: darker eyestripe, paler supercilium, and more rufous crown. Forms flocks outside breeding season. Sexes are similar.


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Just like their name implies, red wolves are known for the reddish color of their fur behind their ears and along their neck and legs. Red Wolves are mostly brown or buff colored with some black along their backs.
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Responses to Last Week's "Rainbow Warrior" Arts Feature
Readers had a lot to say about last week's arts feature: an interview with a person claiming responsibility for the controversial rainbows dripping down the sides of buildings around Albuquerque. Behold the vivd commentary.
The Rainbow Connection
Dear Alibi,
Thank you for your cover story on the rainbow artist. Every time I see one of his creations, I catch my breath in wonder and admiration.
He has done much to beautify the ugly browns and grays of abandoned eyesores and deserves to be rewarded for this generous gift to the city of Albuquerque.
Carol Lewis
Free Ernest Doty!
Dear Alibi,
I really enjoyed this interview, but I thought the piece kind of buried the lede though, as it mentions only briefly in its introduction that one of the city's most innovative studio artists, Ernest Doty, has been arrested (and is being held in custody!) as a suspect. That guy should be given the key to the city, not a cell without a key.
There's also that quote from Chief Public Safety Officer Darren White, who says, "The only person who thinks it's great is the person who did it. We don't."
This displays such a narrow view of what local culture is that it astounds me. You don't speak for me, Darren White! Is culture only what can be commodified and registered with the local chamber of commerce? Is it only what looks good in promotional dining guides?
Or is true culture what truly comes from the people, that which sprouts up like rainbow-colored tendrils from the farthest reaches of the world of the city, that grows best under moonlight, and that leaves the places it found more interesting, more alive and more of a someplace that's for everyone?
Is New York City's culture just a collection of businesses that one can enjoy one's self at while spending money? Is San Francisco's? Is Albuquerque's? Such a mindset is reductive and austere and untrue at best, and all efforts to make it true only help make our cities more boring.
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Art as Inspiration
Dear Alibi,
This artist's work is an inspiration—we should be praising him with public applause. ... Arrest is merely another example of the misappropriation of public dollars used under the myopic auspices of APD and Waste Management. This artist is bringing something beautiful to our city—this is not graffiti, this is not defacement of property—art is not a crime.
Recently he painted one of his rainbows on the decrepit west wall of the Red Wing shoe store in Nob Hill. He made an eyesore beautiful for the short time it lasted—until they came and painted it over. No, they didn't paint over the entire wall, perhaps using the rainbow as an excuse to refurbish the aged paint-job—they left the rest of the rotting paint, merely painting over the strip that was his rainbow. This tiny anecdote (along with the asinine comment of Darren White above—which we can only assume is the established viewpoint of our city government) serves as a reminder of the ignorance and miscalculated virtues of the government which should be serving us.
I say we should take up the artist's vocation in his absence—use alley walls and arroyo ditches and stagnated construction projects as canvases of public inspiration. Bring art out of neat-and-tidy galleries and into the realm where it can truly make a difference. Stop confusing projects of beautification with violence toward property; start expanding our concepts of imagination and reconceiving the ways in which artistry serves the public good as an instrument of catharsis.
[An] artist's detainment is an abomination of justice, a waste of public funds, and a blight on the moral standing of our community. I have lost what little respect I had for the city government of Albuquerque. The fact that this post may seem hyperbolic and my demands absurd to most readers only serves to show the extent of contemporary disrespect for the arts and the naiveté of those who elevate property over the public good.
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Darren White Is WRONG
Dear Alibi,
I've been loving those rainbows! They honestly brighten our community, and I've often marveled at the skill in both paint control and acrobatics it must take to pull those off. And no ugly signature. It's not about gangs claiming territory or public defacement, it's about public ENHANCEMENT. It's a gift that I have thoroughly enjoyed receiving.
Now as for Ernest Doty, the man is a pillar of the Albuquerque art scene. He has been an important figure for years through his work with Cirq, public mural projects, a clothing line and gallery showings. ... The real crime here is that we might now be losing a vital member of the local arts community—someone who cares enough to bring culture to the people through a variety of completely legal channels.
APD wasting resources to track down the most inoffensive public artist around? Sounds like par for the course, and absolutely wrong-headed. Why don't we spend money taking care of ACTUAL PROBLEMS? This city has plenty.
Joe Annabi
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Misuse of Money and Resources
Dear Alibi,
Last time I checked, Ernest Doty has never followed my roommate and his girlfriend home brandishing a KNIFE and shouting like a madman, though someone, who as far as I know was not apprehended, did just that last week. Yet, law enforcement seems to have devoted a great deal of time, energy and resources to finding Ernest, arresting him, charging him and now a court date too. I want to see my neighborhood be safe enough to walk around in after dark, not Ernest thrown in jail. ... Darren White should get his head out of his ass and protect this city's PEOPLE.
Comment from alibi.com
Let's Try Something Different
Dear Alibi,
Street art is welcome, often regardless of meaning or quality, in most of the world. It is viewed as the right of public to participate in the aesthetics of their community, and that public expression is no less important than the business/corporate opinion of what public aesthetics should be. We, on the other hand, have completely surrendered to a normative dominance, and only the most powerful entities may set the standard of beauty. Darren White speaks with the voice of tight control, and from the mind where behavioral standards are the most sacred defense against the chaos waiting around the edges of our lives. I understand this fear, but I encourage you: Walk out into the chaos. There are people who will shock you with their will to create.
Comment from alibi.com
Waste Waste Waste
Dear Alibi,
Why is this such a big deal? It's actually really pretty I think, but you know what isn't? The fact that taxpayer money and time is wasted on such a little thing. It's not a threat! Stop talking about this person like he painted it in blood. He hurt no one. He snuck into a deserted, ugly building and did something to make it pretty. Why don't the police go bust a meth lab? Or stop crazies like the one annareser described? People could get hurt and the ones sworn to serve and protect are worrying about some paint drips. Way to go, APD!!
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Whatever ...
Dear Alibi,
I feel several things. First of all, I think it looks OK. Why is this making such big news? And why is everyone standing up for someone who goes around dumping paint on someone else's property? Would you applaud me if I went through neighborhood painting something that "I think is inspirational" all over a bunch of passed out drunk folk? Or maybe if I decided I liked all your bicycles and cars painted a different color. Would it be okay for me to do so under the idea that a majority of people would agree since it is "Art."
If someone owns a building and they want it painted up. I'm pretty sure they would contact an "artist" and "hire" them to do the work. It happens all the time. You can see murals all over this town, with signatures. Of course this rainbow child needs to be legit to be contacted.
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from that with which most psychiatrists are familiar. Doctors may
have limited control over health facilities in prisons and the
delivery of services follows a radically different philosophy,
being principally centred on security and control. Resources are
also likely to be limited both in quantity and diversity. The
epidemiology of mental disorder and the nature of the prison
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This report concerns itself with the
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women or people from Black or minority ethnic groups with mental
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"Yes, I am born again."
"Tell me something about scuba diving here," I asked Jorge.
"It's the best—though I haven't done it," he said. "We have lots of lakes, too."
Farther down I-40, across the state line and looming at lunchtime, was the Texas city of Amarillo, near the center of the Panhandle. I stopped and had a steak, gassed the car again and set off into a different-looking desert, stonier, with clusters of junipers softening its appearance. Nearer Oklahoma, green turned to lush, and then to a great grassy expanse with browsing cattle and tall Texan bushy-boughed trees. Cattle and grassland, trees and meadows, from Shamrock all the way to the border and the even greener pastures of Oklahoma.
Wide-eyed, because it was my first look at the heartland, I saw Oklahoma as a ravishing pastoral, widely spaced towns proclaiming on enormous billboards their local heroes: Erick ("Home of Roger Miller, King of the Road"); Elk City ("Home of Miss America, 1981"). And at Yukon ("Home of Garth Brooks"), I could have hung a left and driven down Garth Brooks Boulevard.
I had always associated this part of America with dramatic weather—tornados, searing heat, thunderstorms. My expectations were met as dark pinnacles of storm clouds massed in the big sky ahead, creamy and marbled at their peaks and almost black below. This was not just a singular set of clouds but an entire storm front, visible in the distance and as wide as the plains—I could not see where it began or ended. The storm was formally configured, as a great iron-dark wall, as high as the sky, bulking over the whole of western Oklahoma, it seemed: the vertical clouds like darkening watchtowers.
This was fearsome and satisfying, especially the croaky weather warnings interrupting the music on the radio. I approached the towering storm and was soon engulfed by hail, wind and dark curtains of rain slashing across the flooded road. There was nowhere to stop, so I just slowed down, with everyone else. After an hour, I had passed through this wall of weather and was entering the dry, sunlit outskirts of Oklahoma City.
This relatively young city—it dates only from 1890—a tidy, welcoming place of broad streets, has a reputation for being God-fearing and hard-working ("Work Conquers All" is the state motto). Since 1995 the city has been known for one traumatic event, the bomb outrage by the murderer Timothy McVeigh, who had drifted here from Kingman, parking a rental truck full of explosives that leveled the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, killing 168 people, many of them women and children. The site was walking distance from my downtown hotel. Surrounded by trees, with some of the bomb-cracked walls still standing, the memorial is the most peaceful and spiritual place in the city.
"Everyone who was in the city has a memory of it," D. Craig Story, a local attorney, told me. "I was 50 blocks away in my office that morning. I had just picked up the phone to make a call. The big window of my office bowed in—didn't break but looked like it was going to turn into a bubble, the air pushing it. The sound of the blast came a few seconds later. Then the news of it."
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In 2005 there were 137,867 registered Labs and something like 3,500 Chesapeakes. In 2011 the Lab was #1 in popularity and the Chesapeake was #46. The Chesapeake Bay Retriever is happy with his spot in popularity. They were developed in the good old USA on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay for marketing hunting. The dogs bred today closely resemble the original dogs. Modern Chesapeakes are less aggressive and more trainable. They are still extremely loyal and require a firm pack leader to handle their eager intelligence. A small handful of devoted owners and trainers compete in field trials with the CBR and they have finished 18 dual champion Peakes to date. When last I checked there were close to 100 Master Hunter/Bench Champions with more added each year and there is at least one Grand Champion Master Hunter. The Chesapeake is unique and the breeders who love them have kept them the same dog that can go from the duck blind to the conformation ring. They compete in many venues with success. Most folks who have owned them are sorrowful when they pass and purchase a new puppy to continue the tradition.
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National missile defense to be topic of talk, March 24
Posted March 21, 2003; 12:56 a.m.
Lewis, principal research scientist and associate director at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Security Studies Program, will speak on "Why National Missile Defense Is Still a Bad Idea" at 4:30 p.m. Monday, March 24, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall.
Lewis' research focuses on the technology of ballistic missiles defenses, the implications of the proliferation of ballistic missiles and of defenses against them, the security aspects of satellites and outer space and on the vulnerability of nuclear power plants to terrorist attacks. A co-recipient of the 2001 Joseph Burton Forum Award of the American Physical Society, he also is an associate editor of the journal Science and Global Security.
The lecture is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs .
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- Written by Dave Walsh
There has been some recent hubbub online about the recent Yokkao Extreme event, featuring the much-anticipated bout between Dzhabar Askerov and Andy Souwer. The event can currently be rented online at Yokkao's website with the Muay Thai Combat Mania event from Pattaya included in the deal, featuring the bout that everyone is demanding to watch, Yodsanklai Fairtex vs. Kem Sitsonpeenong. The fight in question has been the recent holy grail for Muay Thai fans with the limited availability.
Yokkao is going to even go the one step further when it comes to renting these events, as well. The purchase of the 48-hour rental will also get them a free copy of the Yokkao Extreme 2013 DVD signed by Saenchai. Yes, that Saenchai. The deal is good until March 30th with the DVD being released in April for everyone else. Though, we should note that you will have to cover shipping for the DVD, but it is still free and signed by one of the modern heroes of Muay Thai.


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'Caring Work' is focus of lecture, March 7
Posted March 2, 2006; 08:57 p.m.
Two scholars who focus on the relationships between society and
economics will discuss compensation problems and other issues facing
personal caregivers in a lecture scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, March
7, in 16 Robertson Hall.
The talk, titled "Caring Work," will be delivered by Viviana Zelizer, a sociologist at Princeton, and Nancy Folbre, an economist at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst.
Zelizer studies economic processes, American social history and childhood. She is the author of "The Purchase of Intimacy," "The Social Meaning of Money," "Pricing the Priceless Child: The Changing Social Value of Children" and "Morals and Markets: The Development of Life Insurance in the United States."
Folbre's work focuses on human and community development and economic growth. A 1998 MacArthur Fellow, she is the co-founder and chief executive officer of the Dancing Monkey Project, which provides multimedia experiments in economic literacy. She has published articles in many leading economics journals.
The lecture is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, the Center for Research and Child Well-Being and the Gender and Policy Network.


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We've known about Hezbollah's media strong-arm tactics with Western journalists. Even Nic Robertson admitted during the 2006 Lebanon War that he was a tool of Hezbollah.
Now WikiLeaks paints an even bleaker for Taher Abbas, a journalist with the misfortune of living in — of all places — Beirut's Dahiya neighborhood, where Hezbollah is based.
According to the confidential cable, which was sent by US ambassador to Lebanon Michele Sison to the State Department in 2009, Hezbollah members repeatedly harassed a Lebanese reporter known for his disdain for the Shiite organization.
Sison said that after Taher Abbas, who reported for the London-based Asharq al-Awsat newspaper, returned from the US after covering the last presidential election, three Hezbollah members came to his home and interrogated him over his and his family's life. They asked what cars he and his wife drive, where his kids go to school and whether he had internet access. They even asked about his eight-year-old daughter's political opinions.
. . . .
The eerie encounter with the Hezbollah operatives did not end with the interrogation; Abbas said he was followed, and his phones were tapped. Abbas' friends even told him that the Shiite organization has spies stationed in residential buildings in his neighborhood, who report an unusual activity.
Although this doesn't appear to be the case with Abbas, journalists often put up with intimidation because they don't want to lose access. The classic example of sacrificing principles for access is CNN in Iraq, as former executive Eason Jordan admitted. However, Michael Totten says losing access to Hezbollah is "no big deal."
This is how Hezbollah treats Western journalists. I'd say I'm surprised more journalists don't mention this sort of thing in their articles. But most journalists don't write first-person narratives. Industry rules generally don't allow them to describe these kinds of incidents. Even though it has been years since Hezbollah has kidnapped or physically harmed Western journalists, some may be afraid to rile up an Iranian proxy militia that is listed by the United States government as a terrorist organization. Hezbollah informed me that I'm officially blacklisted (meaning they will no longer give me interviews or even quotes) for what I have written about them in the past.
Some journalists don't want to burn bridges to their own access and make their jobs harder. I don't personally care. Last year I interviewed a high-level Hezbollah official, Mohammad Afif, but it was a useless interview that wasn't even worth publishing. My translator told me that what Afif said matched exactly word-for-word what Hezbollah says every day on their own Al Manar TV channel. Losing access to these guys isn't that big a deal.
Small consolation to Taher Abbas. He lives in the Dahiya.
I invite Palestinian journos living in Hamas or Fatah neighborhoods to commiserate in the comments section.


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Cool and cloudy today. Slight chance of rain (Hey! It's SoCal, remember? We only get about 6" of rain per year here in my area due to geography. Heck, LA is only 100 miles south but gets almost 15" per year!).
I hope it does rain. It normally keeps the knuckleheads hunkered down.
[edit] Very windy now (some 5 hours later). Warmed up, too, which is bad for the possibility of some rain.


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Caledonia advances to section 1AA finals
ROCHESTER, Min - Caledonia made quick work of Chatfield in the MSHSL Section 1AA Volleyball East Championship with a 3-0 victory (25-20, 25-23, 25-19). The Warriors advance for the sixth straight season to the Section 1AA Finals.
Senior Emma Lange says it feels good to be back in a familiar spot. "All week in practice we've been focusing on what we've been doing the whole season and just kind of perfecting our ball control. I think that is what made us come out on top tonight."
Caledonia will face Kasson-Mantorville in Saturday's match to go to state. It will be played at the Mayo Civic Center at 5 pm. Kasson-Mantorville is ranked 2nd in MSHSL Class 2A while Caledonia is ranked 8th.17236190


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WHEN we had got that four shillings by digging for treasure we ought, by rights, to have tried Dicky's idea of answering the advertisement about ladies and gentlemen and spare time and two pounds a week, but there were several things we rather wanted.
Dora wanted a new pair of scissors, and she said she was going to get them with her eightpence. But Alice said—
"You ought to get her those, Oswald, because you know you broke the points off hers getting the marble out of the brass thimble."
It was quite true, though I had almost forgotten it, but then it was H.O. who jammed the marble into the thimble first of all. So I said—
"It's H.O.'s fault as much as mine, anyhow. Why shouldn't he pay?"page: 52
Oswald didn't so much mind paying for the beastly scissors, but he hates injustice of every kind.
"He's such a little kid," said Dicky, and of course H.O. said he wasn't a little kid, and it very nearly came to being a row between them. But Oswald knows when to be generous; so he said—
"Look here! I'll pay sixpence of the scissors, and H.O. shall pay the rest, to teach him to be careful."
H.O. agreed: he is not at all a mean kid, but I found out afterwards that Alice paid his share out of her own money.
Then we wanted some new paints, and Noël wanted a pencil and a halfpenny account‐book to write poetry with, and it does seem hard never to have any apples. So, somehow or other nearly all the money got spent, and we agreed that we must let the advertisement run loose a little longer.
"I only hope," Alice said, "that they won't have got all the ladies and gentlemen they want before we have got the money to write for the sample and instructions."
And I was a little afraid myself, because it seemed such a splendid chance; but we looked in the paper every day, and the advertisement page: 53 was always there, so we thought it was all right.
Then we had the detective try‐on—and it proved no go; and then, when all the money was gone, except a halfpenny of mine and twopence of Noël's and threepence of Dicky's and a few pennies that the girls had left, we held another council.
Dora was sewing the buttons on H.O.'s Sunday things. He got himself a knife with his money, and he cut every single one of his best buttons off. You've no idea how many buttons there are on a suit. Dora counted them. There are twenty‐four, counting the little ones on the sleeves that don't undo.
Alice was trying to teach Pincher to beg; but he has too much sense when he knows you've got nothing in your hands, and the rest of us were roasting potatoes under the fire. We had made a fire on purpose, though it was rather warm. They are very good if you cut away the burnt parts—but you ought to wash them first, or you are a dirty boy.
"Well, what can we do?" said Dicky. "You are so fond of saying 'Let's do something!' and never saying what."
"We can't try the advertisement yet. Shall we try rescuing some one?" said Oswald. It page: 54 was his own idea, but he didn't insist on doing it, though he is next to the eldest, for he knows it is bad manners to make people do what you want, when they would rather not.
"What was Noël's plan?" Alice asked.
"A Princess or a poetry book," said Noël sleepily. He was lying on his back on the sofa, kicking his legs. "Only I shall look for the Princess all by myself. But I'll let you see her when we're married."
"Have you got enough poetry to make a book?" Dicky asked that, and it was rather sensible of him, because when Noël came to look there were only seven of his poems that any of us could understand. There was the "Wreck of the Malabar", and the poem he wrote when Eliza took us to hear the Reviving Preacher, and everybody cried, and Father said it must have been the Preacher's Eloquence.
So Noël wrote:
O Eloquence and what art thou? Ay what art thou? because we cried And everybody cried inside When they came out their eyes were red— And it was your doing Father said.
But Noël told Alice he got the first line and a half from a book a boy at school was going page: 55 to write when he had time. Besides this there were the "Lines on a Dead Black Beetle that was poisoned":—
O Beetle how I weep to see Thee lying on thy poor back! It is so very sad indeed. You were so shiny and black. I wish you were alive again But Eliza says wishing it is nonsense and a shame.
It was very good beetle poison, and there were hundreds of them lying dead—but Noël only wrote a piece of poetry for one of them. He said he hadn't time to do them all, and the worst of it was he didn't know which one he'd written it to—so Alice couldn't bury the beetle and put the lines on its grave, though she wanted to very much.
Well, it was quite plain that there wasn't enough poetry for a book.
"We might wait a year or two," said Noël. "I shall be sure to make some more sometime. I thought of a piece about a fly this morning that knew condensed milk was sticky."
"But we want the money now," said Dicky, "and you can go on writing just the same. It will come in sometime or other."
"There's poetry in newspapers," said Alice. page: 56 "Down, Pincher! you'll never be a clever dog, so it's no good trying."
"Do they pay for it?" Dicky thought of that; he often thinks of things that are really important, even if they are a little dull.
"I don't know. But I shouldn't think any one would let them print their poetry without. I wouldn't I know." That was Dora; but Noël said he wouldn't mind if he didn't get paid, so long as he saw his poetry printed and his name at the end.
"We might try, anyway," said Oswald. He is always willing to give other people's ideas a fair trial.
So we copied out "The Wreck of the Malabar" and the other six poems on drawing‐paper—Dora did it, she writes best—and Oswald drew a picture of the Malabar going down with all hands. It was a full‐rigged schooner, and all the ropes and sails were correct; because my cousin is in the Navy, and he showed me.
We thought a long time whether we'd write a letter and send it by post with the poetry—and Dora thought it would be best. But Noël said he couldn't bear not to know at once if the paper would print the poetry, So we decided to take it.page: 57
I went with Noël, because I am the eldest, and he is not old enough to go to London by himself. Dicky said poetry was rot—and he was glad he hadn't got to make a fool of himself: that was because there was not enough money for him to go with us. H.O. couldn't come either, but he came to the station to see us off, and waved his cap and called out "Good hunting!" as the train started.
There was a lady in spectacles in the corner. She was writing with a pencil on the edges of long strips of paper that had print all down them.
When the train started she asked—
"What was that he said?"
So Oswald answered—
"It was 'Good hunting'—it's out of the Jungle book!"
"That's very pleasant to hear," the lady said; "I am very pleased to meet people who know their Jungle book. And where are you off to—the Zoological Gardens to look for Bagheera?"
We were pleased, too, to meet some one who knew the Jungle book.
So Oswald said—
"We are going to restore the fallen fortunes of the House of Bastable—and we have all page: 58 thought of different ways—and we're going to try them all. Noël's way is poetry. I suppose great poets get paid?"
The lady laughed—she was awfully jolly—and said she was a sort of poet, too, and the long strips of paper were the proofs of her new book of stories. Because before a book is made into a real book with pages and a cover, they sometimes print it all on strips of paper, and the writer make marks on it with a pencil to show the printers what idiots they are not to understand what a writer means to have printed.
We told her all about digging for treasure, and what we meant to do. Then she asked to see Noël's poetry—and he said he didn't like—so she said, "Look here—if you'll show me yours I'll show you some of mine." So he agreed.
The jolly lady read Noël's poetry, and she said she liked it very much. And she thought a great deal of the picture of the Malabar. And then she said, "I write serious poetry like yours myself; too, but I have a piece here that I think you will like because it's about a boy." She gave it to us—and so I can copy it down, and I will, for it shows that some grown‐up ladies are not so silly as others. I like page: 59 it better than Noël's poetry, though I told him I did not, because he looked as if he was going to cry. This was very wrong, for you should always speak the truth, however unhappy it makes people. And I generally do. But I did not want him crying in the railway carriage. The lady's piece of poetry:
- Oh when I wake up in my bed
- And see the sun all fat and red,
- I'm glad to have another day
- For all my different kinds of play.
- There are so many things to do—
- The things that make a man of you,
- If grown‐ups did not get so vexed
- And wonder what you will do next.
- I often wonder whether they
- Ever made up our kinds of play—
- If they were always good as gold
- And only did what they were told.
- They like you best to play with tops
- And toys in boxes, bought in shops;
- They do not even know the names
- Of really interesting games.
- They will not let you play with fire
- Or trip your sister up with wire,
- They grudge the tea‐tray for a drum,
- Or booby‐traps when callers come.
- They don't like fishing, and it's true
- You sometimes soak a suit or two:
- They look on fireworks, though they're dry,
- With quite a disapproving eye.
- They do not understand the way
- To get the most out of your day:
- They do not know how hunger feels
- Nor what you need between your meals.
- And when you're sent to bed at night,
- They're happy, but they're not polite.
- For through the door you hear them say:
- "He's done his mischief for the day!"
She told us a lot of other pieces but I cannot remember them, and she talked to us all the way up, and when we got nearly to Cannon Street she said—
"I've got two new shillings here! Do you think they would help to smooth the path to Fame?"
Noël said, "Thank you," and was going to take the shilling. But Oswald, who always remembers what he is told, said—
"Thank you very much, but Father told us we ought never to take anything from strangers."
"That's a nasty one," said the lady—she didn't talk a bit like a real lady, but more like a jolly sort of grown‐up boy in a dress and hat page: 61 —"a very nasty one! But don't you think as Noël and I are both poets I might be considered a sort of relation? You've heard of brother poets, haven't you? Don't you think Noël and I are aunt and nephew poets, or some relationship of that kind?"
I didn't know what to say, and she went on—
"It's awfully straight of you to stick to what your Father tells you, but look here, you take the shillings, and here's my card. When you get home tell your Father all about it, and if he says No, you can just bring the shillings back to me."
So we took the shillings, and she shook hands with us and said, "Goodbye, and good hunting!"
We did tell Father about it, and he said it was all right, and when he looked at the card he told us we were highly honoured, for the lady wrote better poetry than any other lady alive now. We had never heard of her, and she seemed much too jolly for a poet. Good old Kipling! We owe him those two shillings, as well as the Jungle books!


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Description Native perennial. Height: 3-7 feet. Habit: erect with hollow stem. The long leaves are made up of several lance-shaped, pointed, serrated leaflets. Each shiny green leaflet is 1-4 inches long and the entire leaf may be up to 16 inches long. The dry tan-brown fruit is less than 1/8" long. Roots: white rhizomes resembling parsnips.
Warning All parts of this plant are deadly poisonous if eaten. Only a very small quantity can cause death. The roots have been mistaken for parsnips and other common root crops, with fatal results; cattle, horses, and sheep have died from grazing on it. Children can be poisoned by blowing through whistles made from the stalks. Sensitivity to a toxin varies with a persons age, weight, physical condition, and individual susceptibility. Children are most vulnerable because of their curiosity and small size. Toxicity can vary in a plant according to season, the plants different parts, and its stage of growth; and plants can absorb toxic substances, such as herbicides, pesticides, and pollutants from the water, air, and soil.
Flower Tight dime-size clusters of flowers arranged in a compound umbel, 3" diameter. Resembles Queen Anne's lace. Bracts at the base of each small flower cluster, not at the base of the main flower head.
Habitat Near the shore lines of lakes and rivers.
Range Found throughout the continental U.S., Alaska, and most of Canada.
Discussion Extremely poisonous; considered to be North America's most toxic plant. Ingestion of water hemlock in any quantity can result in death or permanent damage of the central nervous system.
Also known as: spotted water hemlock, spotted parsley, spotted cowbane, common water hemlock, poison parsnip.


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Over the last 20 years I've had the privilege of fishing the stretch from Neah Bay, Sekiu, Port Angeles to Bush Point. Well Bush Point isn't the straits, but in October when the salmon are pushing in from the straits it might as well be the "cap" to the funnel. It's a fly-fishery that is largely unexploited when compared to other fly fishing venues, and several hundred more fly anglers couldn't crowd the spot even on the same day there is so much room to explore and so many fish to tempt at the right time of year.
As another great season winds down I will be working on a new section hopefully with expert insights from guys like Capt. Roy Morris, a charter captain living in Sekiu and host of my last visit to Sekiu. Of course we will include the knowledge of creative spirits like Leland Miyawaki who originated that coho popper that drives the salmon crazy.
This fishery is truly amazing and really coming into it's own along the beaches and inner sound hotspots, I hope to work with those in the know to reveal what the straits has to offer for the fly fisherman in the months to come.
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New Delhi: Indian pharmaceutical company Ranbaxy Laboratories is launching Absorica (Isotretinoin) capsules, a product licensed from Cipher Pharmaceuticals of Mississauga, Ontario, in the US. Absorica is indicated for the treatment of severe recalcitrant nodular acne in patients of 12 years of age and older.
Due to its high lipophilicity, oral absorption of isotretinoin is enhanced when given with a high-fat meal. However, Absorica, which is formulated using patented Lidose technology, can be given without regards to meals. The fasted AUC0-t of Absorica is approximately 83 percent greater than that of Accutane, while both products are bioequivalent under fed conditions. Absorica is, therefore, not interchangeable and not substitutable with generic products of Accutane. Absorica, NDA, was approved based on a large pivotal clinical trial enrolling 925 patients.
Dr Ashish Anvekar, senior director, Ranbaxy Laboratories, said, "We are most pleased to make Absorica available as a valuable option for dermatologists and a subset of patients who suffer from severe recalcitrant nodular acne. Absorica will be the flagship brand of the Ranbaxy dermatology product portfolio in the US."
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