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"You're looking at striated surfaces, drawn surfaces, old paint skins that have been peeled off, folded over on themselves, turned into a kind of sculptural element. It's a new kind of management of painted surfaces that are certainly a kind of Punk version of the bourgeois paintings" - Richard Rhodes, editor of Canadian Art describing Wil Murray's paintings on Bravo! Arts&Minds.
Skew Gallery is pleased to announce the return of Calgary's "hometown boy" Wil Murray to present a solo exhibition of his abstract sculptural paintings. Now based in Berlin Germany, Murray's interest in the radial view of his paintings propels the artist to create a cornucopia of layers in each painting, where paint itself serves as the subject of narrative. Murray assembles his paintings using acrylic paint-skins, brushwork, foam injections, and wooden appendages in an assortment of patterns and textures and forms. The resulting paintings are simultaneously garish in their excess, yet equally seductive in their unbridled vigor and skillful delivery; they are visceral both in the creation and the viewing.


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Board of Directors
Chair – Michael Castellana, President & CEO, SEFCU
(Elected 12/15/15 – 12/15/18)
Currently serving as SEFCU's President & CEO, Castellana joined SEFCU in 1988 as a member of the executive management team and during his tenure has seen the credit union grow both geographically and in overall size. Currently the largest credit union in the Capital Region and the seventh in the state, Castellana has successfully negotiated and completed six mergers throughout the Capital Region, the Southern Tier of New York, and the Buffalo Region. Read more.
Vice Chair – Anders Tomson, President, Capital Bank
(Elected 12/16/14 – 12/16/17)
Since 2010, Anders has been President of Capital Bank, a division of Chemung Canal Trust Company (CCTC). As regional executive, Anders has direct oversight of all business activities for the bank in New York's Capital Region. Responsibilities include commercial lending, retail and branch banking, consumer loans, compliance, CRA activities, regulatory affairs and community activities. In addition to his regional responsibilities, Anders represents the bank on a six member executive management team. Read more.
Treasurer – Dr. R. Mark Sullivan, Director, Sullivan Institute for Leadership in Higher Education, Professor in Higher Education, College of Saint Rose (Elected 12/16/14 – 12/16/17)
R. Mark Sullivan served as the eighth President of The College of Saint Rose from 1996 to 2012. Dr. Sullivan holds a doctorate in education from Harvard University, a masters degree in public administration from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University, and a bachelors degree from the University of Rhode Island. Prior to his appointment at Saint Rose, he was Executive Vice President and chief operating officer of Marist College from 1987 to 1996. Read more.
Secretary-Dorsey Whitehead, LTC, Retired as Consultant, New York State Minority Program (Elected 1/1/17 – 12/31/19)
A native of Rocky Mount, North Carolina, Dorsey graduated Virginia State University in 1958 in Biology/Chemistry and entered the United States Army as a 2d Lieutenant. He attended Field Artillery, Air Defense, Ranger, Airborne and Aviation Schools. Graduate degrees in Public Administration and Business were subsequently obtained from Webster College and Northwestern University. He is also a graduate of the United States Army Command and General Staff College. Read more.
Robert M. Curley, New York State Chairman, Berkshire Bank
(Elected 12/16/14 – 12/16/17)
Robert M. Curley, a career banker, community activist, and respected mentor, is currently chairman of Berkshire Bank in New York, in addition to Capitalize Albany he also serves on the Board of Directors of Berkshire Hills Bankcorp. Mr. Curley's distinguished career in the banking industry began in college as a bank teller. He was named President and Chief Executive Officer of Key Bank of Long Island at the age of 37. Read more.
Michael M. Fancher, Vice President of Business Development and Economic Outreach, University at Albany CNSE (Elected 12/16/14 – 12/16/17)
Michael Fancher serves in the role of Vice President of Business Development and Economic Outreach, and Associate Professor of Nanoeconomics at SUNY Polytechnic Institute (SUNY Poly) Colleges of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE). He also serves as the Executive Director of the New York State Center for Advanced Technology in Nanoelectronics and Nanomaterials (CATN2) and oversees the SUNY Small Business Development Center for the Mohawk Valley Region. Read more.
John S. Harris Esq., Partner, Brown & Weinraub, PLLC
(Elected 12/16/14 – 12/16/17)
A partner at Brown & Weinraub, a government relations and full-service law firm, Mr. Harris focuses his practice on the intersection of law, business and government. He has significant experience working with clients on environmental, energy and government affairs matters. Mr. Harris has also represented clients before state and local agencies in connection with the regulatory review, permitting, financing and development of projects such as residential apartment complexes, solid waste and recycling facilities and generation projects. Read more
David A. Parente, Director, McVeigh Funeral Home Inc.
(Elected 12/15/15 – 12/15/18)
David has extensive experience as a funeral service professional, serving Albany area families for more than 30 years. David is very active in related business associations, as well as within the wider community. He currently serves as president of the Capital District Funeral Directors Association; member and trustee of Blessed Sacrament Church, Albany; past president of the Parish Council at Blessed Sacrament Church, Albany; and board member and vice president of The Community Hospice Foundation. Read more
Jeffrey Sperry, Associate Broker, CBRE – Albany
(Elected 12/15/15 – 12/15/18)
Mr. Sperry practices a multi-disciplined real estate strategy for his clients, providing brokerage and consulting services for corporate and public clients in the Capital Region. Over the past 32 years, Jeff has assisted many clients in occupancy planning, acquisition and disposition, build-to-suit, and leasing assignments. Prior to joining CBRE-Albany, Jeff was president of a trucking and public warehouse company in the Capital Region. Read more
Michele Vennard, President & CEO, Albany County Convention & Visitors Bureau (Elected 12/16/14 – 12/16/17)
Michele Vennard is the President and CEO of the Albany County Convention & Visitors Bureau; she joined the Bureau in January of 1992. As the president she oversees and directs all bureau operations, which focus on promoting Albany as a convention, group tour and leisure travel destination. Previously, in July of 1987, Ms. Vennard was appointed Deputy Commissioner for Tourism Development, NYS Department of Economic Development, and Division of Tourism. Read more.
John Vero Esq., Partner, Couch White LLP
(Elected 12/15/15 – 12/15/18)
Mr. Vero is a member of Couch White's Banking, Corporate Transactions, and Government Contracts and Real Estate practice groups. John furnishes legal services to new, emerging and established businesses, commercial entities, not-for-profit and tax exempt organizations, religious organizations, healthcare organizations, municipal entities, professional service entities, civic groups, business organizations and individuals in the formation, merger, restructuring, sale, acquisition, capitalization, management, operation and financing of real and personal property, including contractual, licensing, reporting and compliance matters. Read more.
Susan Pedo, Adjunct Professor, UAlbany, Communications & Public Affairs Consultant (Elected 1/1/17 – 12/31/19)
Susan Pedo is a communications and public affairs consultant specializing in economic development, health and safety. She is an adjunct instructor at the University at Albany's School of Business and has held many positions in state and local government, including director of economic development for Albany County. Susan is active on the boards of many non-profit organizations including Senior Services of Albany and the Albany Lacrosse Club. Read more.
Matt Peter, Albany Parking Authority Executive Director
(Elected 12/16/14 – 12/16/17)
Matthew Peter currently serves as the Albany Parking Authority's Executive Director. Prior to serving in this capacity he served as Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan's Chief of Staff. In May of 2008 Matthew joined the NYS Office of Taxation and Finance as a tax policy analyst. When the NYS Senate Democrats took control of the chamber for the first time in more than 50 years, Matthew joined the Senate Finance Committee as a fiscal analyst. In his three and a half years with the Senate, Matthew became the principal analyst on Economic Development and Tax Policy. Read more.
Capitalize Albany Corporation is governed by a sixteen member Board of Directors elected by Corporation investors to three-year terms. The Board of Directors terms are staggered. Elections are held at each Annual Board Meeting. The Board of Directors drive Capitalize Albany Corporation's mission and set the course to pursue an integrated approach to economic development in order to maximize results, leverage resources and create efficiencies.

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WERC Certified Facility List Continues to GrowJanuary 27, 2011
WERC is proud to announce the newest recipients of the WERC Warehouse Certification Program—a voluntary program that certifies an individual warehouse facility's capabilities to perform core warehousing functions.
Get 200 Years of Confidence with Valspar Industrial Maintenance ProductsJanuary 27, 2011
CHICAGO, IL — The Valspar Industrial Maintenance Product catalog offers a complete line of premium quality Valspar industrial paints including enamels, fluorescents and specialty paints such as traffic, zone marking, tractor and implement... Read more about Get 200 Years of Confidence with Valspar Industrial Maintenance Products
National Operations & Fulfillment ConferenceJanuary 26, 2011
The National Operations & Fulfillment Conference is the only event you want to be in 2011 to learn the newest solutions and strategies to drive smarter operations decisions.
National Conference for Operations & Fulfillment... Read more about National Operations & Fulfillment Conference
PECO Pallet Crossing Borders — Shipping to MexicoJanuary 26, 2011
PECO Pallet is now shipping its signature red wood block pallets to manufacturers and retailers in Mexico. In December 2010, the company registered "PECO Pallet México" as a legal entity and an authorized Importer of Record. This enables PECO... Read more about PECO Pallet Crossing Borders — Shipping to Mexico
Hytrol Announces New Online Video ChannelJanuary 25, 2011
Hytrol Conveyor Company, Inc. is pleased to announce a new online video channel called HytrolTV.
As part of our ongoing social media initiatives, Hytrol is launching an official YouTube channel, it will be called HytrolTV. This will... Read more about Hytrol Announces New Online Video Channel
Students Across U.S., Canada Advance to Construction Challenge National ChampionshipsJanuary 25, 2011
Creative thinking and teamwork are what have earned students from across the U.S. and Canada the opportunity to travel to Las Vegas and compete in the national finals of the AEM Construction Challenge presented by Volvo Construction Equipment... Read more about Students Across U.S., Canada Advance to Construction Challenge National Championships
Century Foam Acquires Exemplary FoamJanuary 24, 2011
Century Foam announced that it has completed the acquisition of Exemplary Foam. The company has specialized in the waterjet cutting of crosslinked and non-crosslinked polyethylene foams. Exemplary Foam has the largest non abrasive waterjet... Read more about Century Foam Acquires Exemplary Foam
Trelleborg Wheel Systems Relocation in North America is CompleteJanuary 24, 2011
Trelleborg Wheel Systems Americas, Inc. has completed the move of its North American Corporate offices. "We are very pleased with our new location. The city of Fairlawn has been very welcoming," says Ydo Doornbos, Managing Director of... Read more about Trelleborg Wheel Systems Relocation in North America is Complete
New Lincoln Electric Website Intuitively Guides Visitors to Targeted Welding & Cutting SolutionsJanuary 21, 2011
Visitors to the new Lincoln Electric website will discover just how easy it is to find the information they need to make the right decision about their welding and cutting requirements and purchases. The new site features easy, intuitive... Read more about New Lincoln Electric Website Intuitively Guides Visitors to Targeted Welding & Cutting Solutions
Gasco Adds Sales Leader To Drive Launch Of New Product InnovationsJanuary 21, 2011
OLDSMAR, FL — Gasco Affiliates, LLC, a leading global producer of precision calibration gas, has appointed Kevin Wilson as national sales manager to direct sales efforts supporting Gasco's impending new product introductions for the... Read more about Gasco Adds Sales Leader To Drive Launch Of New Product Innovations
Former Starbucks Strategic Planning Director Joins Global Supply Chain Firm Tompkins AssociatesJanuary 20, 2011
RALEIGH, NC — Mark McCallister has joined Tompkins Associates, a global supply chain consulting and execution firm, as Vice President of Supply Chain Services.
"Mark has come on board to help our clients meet their strategy... Read more about Former Starbucks Strategic Planning Director Joins Global Supply Chain Firm Tompkins Associates
New Look for ARA Foundation Board of TrusteesJanuary 19, 2011
MOLINE, IL — The new year brought a new look to the ARA Foundation board of trustees. Charlie Neffle, CERP, of All Occasions Event Rental, Cincinnati, who served as chair, and Dennis Von Ruden of General Equipment Co., Owatonna, Minn., both... Read more about New Look for ARA Foundation Board of Trustees


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The Jazz Channel: Jeffrey Osborne Trailer (2000)
01 January 2000
Popular soul and R&B balladeer Jeffrey Osborne takes the stage of BET's Studio II in Washington, D.C., to perform a collection of chart-topping hits and fan favorites from his platinum-selling albums. Among the many highlights from this intimate performance are the crooner's renditions of hits like "I Really Don't Need No Light," "Don't You Get So Mad," "Stay with Me Tonight," "You Should Be Mine (The Woo Woo Song)" and "On the Wings of Love."
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Formula 1's Bernie Ecclestone said that it is unlikely for third cars to be a part of the sport. Ferrari has made a new push for the third cars to be permitted. The discussions within the Formula 1 Commission about intellectual property and technology transfer between teams have made the concept of third cars reappear. Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo proposed that it would be better for F1 to see smaller outfits running cars instead of the frontrunning teams.
At the Ferrari World Finals in Mugello last weekend, di Montezemolo said that this idea is being supported not just for the company's own interests but also for the sport as a whole. He said that Ferrari thinks that the interest would increase if there are more competitive cars on the track instead of having cars that are two or three seconds off the pace, being lapped after only a few laps.
For instance, in 1961 Giancarlo Baghetti won the French Grand Prix at Reims with a privately entered Ferrari. He added that there hasn't been plenty of support on the idea of third cars. Ecclestone believes the move won't be a positive thing until the grid numbers fall. [source: Autosport]


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MOUNTAIN VIEW- nicely sited on .81 acres, two bedrooms, formal dining room, living room with gas fireplace, hardwood floors, den with walk up attic. Garage and shed on level landscaped lot. Walk to all village services as well as Town Beach on Lovell Lake. Great starter or retirement home.
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American auto dealers were dealt a winning hand yesterday as the U.S. House of Representatives agreed to exclude auto loans from an upcoming consumer protection bill. A competing bill from the Senate has similar language, and the two are now being reconciled in conference committee. The consumer...Read More»
If a deal is too good to be true it probably is; and you shouldn't talk monthly payments at the lot before you decide on a car and a price. Don't forget those two valuable pieces of advice at the used-car lot; you'll still need them as it looks like shady lenders won't need to duck for cover after...Read More»
It's nearly impossible to have missed all the big headlines—of millions of vehicles affected by multiple Toyota recalls in recent months, then Congressional hearings investigating them and, in the aftermath, a movement toward stricter rules and greater openness from a new auto-safety bill. But...Read More»
If you've at all mused that someday Capitol Hill will try to legislate stopping distances, take a deep breath as that time has come—well, almost. All those weighty congressional hearings this past winter have come to fruition—from the House last week, and now the Senate—in freshly drafted...Read More»
The results of Chrysler's first arbitration hearing are in, and the news for dealers isn't good. The arbitrator has determined that Joe Kidd Dodge of Cincinnati, Ohio met Chrysler's criteria for elimination and that Chrysler broke its contract with the dealer in an impartial manner. As Chrysler...Read More»
Toyota president and CEO Akio Toyoda has changed his mind and agreed to testify before the U.S. Congress next Wednesday on the escalating series of safety issues and vehicle recalls that have dominated media and damaged the brand. As we've detailed, Toyota's response has been slow and in some cases...Read More»
Toyota's response to the current recall fiasco has been a little slow -- and that's being generous. As new details emerge from memos and other documentation, it's clear that Toyota officials have spent much of the past few years hiding their heads in the sand, hoping this would all go away. Now the...Read More»
According to FAA records, the private jet of Tesla CEO and PayPal co-founder Elon Musk has made at least 12 trips to Washington, D.C. since the first of 2009. That in itself isn't a problem; many executives with Musk's resources own private aircraft. The problem is that (a) the operating cost of...Read More»
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Meet LoGonn, Cameron & LaRonn
We all live our lives knowing that tragedy could strike at any time, but we never expect that it will happen to us.
LoGonn, Cameron and LaRonn are brothers that have lived through a season in their lives that could have destroyed them, but because of their faith in God and their ability to overcome, they have not only survived, they have become an inspiration to anyone who comes in contact with them.
The boy's mother was diagnosed with MS in 2007 and only a few weeks later was diagnosed with breast cancer. After several years of treatment, the cancer kept returning and eventually came back in a rare form that took over before treatment could begin. Their father said that the hardest thing was telling his children that their mother would never return home again.
In addition to becoming a safe haven for their father while he was dealing with his grief, the Y was a place that the entire family could go to feel connected and stay healthy.
The boys began to participate in sports and the Y which helped keep them involved with other kids their age, and kept their bodies healthy. Meanwhile, their father was able to interact with other parents who were going through similar struggles. "I love the Y," said LaRonn. "There is always something to do and I always have a great time while I'm here."
In addition, the Y provided financial assistance to the family after they went from a two-income household to a one- income household, something their father said was invaluable. "People never realize that they will need someone to depend on," he said. "Thanks to the Y, my family has been able to lean on others when we needed it most."


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CHINESE Landlord Source Code ID 97109809 Hijackers of Missing Flight QZ8501 Air Asia
马航被搞垮后,黑手又伸向了亚航_国际观察_天涯论坛 Chinese Warning Dont Travel AirAsia Dec 15 2014 Missing Flight QZ8501 Hackers Hijacking MH370
Chinese Landlord Codes bring up phone number Australia same location as Hackers for MH370 and Mh17 in Trajectory Changes
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tracing possible cell phone number
Google Maps over 15 hours 2 stops for regular flight from cairns australia flight 55093 to malaysia
Rat_Island_(Houtman_Abrolhos)_photo_2western australia airport runway flight MH370 could use west of Perth #psychic #investigation
latitude-and-longitude-map-of-india pakistan from andaman sea missing flight MH370 and phantom flight 55093 from Australia on 8 mar 2014
mh370 and 55093 alice springs cairns darwin australia 283° out and turns for 8 hours returns to 287° 8 mar 2014 missing flight data on tracker
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Id like you to look and see if Flight 55093 is anywhere NEAR missing flight Air Asia QZ8501 and compare the data, this plane seems to SHOW up when something goes missing…
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tracking Hijackers codes and blogging where they are. we need other hackers to look for these guys and make them STOP stealing Malaysia Airplanes…
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Tom Cleverley captains Man United v Roma [Best Tweets]
Big day in Manchester United history, perhaps, as Louis Van Gaal hands the captain's armband to a new man. pic.twitter.com/eYDQ29HuBt
— Bleacher Report UK (@br_uk) July 26, 2014
Well, Tom Cleverley did point out that he was Louis van Gaal's "type of player"!
Manchester United fans have reacted with anger and amusement to the news that Tom Cleverley will be captain for the friendly with Roma in Denver on Saturday evening.
Cleverley was arguably the player most castigated during David Moyes' failed reign as Manchester United manager during 2013/2014.
And, it was hoped that Louis van Gaal would send Cleverley packing from Old Trafford, with Everton linked earlier this summer.
But, it appears that Cleverley is well liked by van Gaal, who has no doubt seen something in the England midfielder that many of us missed.
Meanwhile, Wayne Rooney is in the Manchester United starting XI and the likely new England captain appears to have been snubbed at the earliest opportunity.
This surely all but confirms Cleverley has a long-term future at Old Trafford and Robin van Persie will be LVG's captain next season. Right?
Best of the Twitter reaction to Tom Cleverley being captain for Manchester United v Roma is below.
Crazy Offer! Manchester United Are 7/1 To Beat Roma In Denver!!
If Cleverley is captain ahead of Rooney for pre-season games, can we assume 'Wazza' has no chance of getting the armband next season? #MUFC
— Kevin Palmer (@kpsundayworld) July 26, 2014
Van Gaal has made Tom Cleverley captain for tonight's game… pic.twitter.com/ff79zWiLfd
— John NOT Terry (@BigJohnTerry) July 26, 2014
Tom Cleverley is actually a typical Van Gaal player. A worker bee that won't question him, do what he's told and do so tidily.
— Jonker/Morrow (@hahostolze) July 26, 2014
BREAKING: Tom Cleverley will captain Manchester United vs Roma tonight. pic.twitter.com/ZCJYVRI323
— BBC Sporf (@BBCSporf) July 26, 2014
Captain Clevz – love it. This season probably the last chance for him but I fancy him to take it. Well worth a squad berth.
— Nick (@ManUnitedYouth) July 26, 2014
'cleverly' is now trending in #Manchester http://t.co/Dp74CRTa8e
— Trendsmap Manchester (@TrendsManc) July 26, 2014
Tom Cleverley captain for United tonight. pic.twitter.com/qXcUxGpGb5
— Michael Vaughan (@Mike_Vaughan) July 26, 2014
When I found out that TOM CLEVERLEY would be Utd captain tonight pic.twitter.com/Lt7vENlElc
— E.K.R (@Edroch24) July 26, 2014
Tom Cleverley captain of MUFC in friendly against Roma tonight. Van Gaal does what he wants.
— Graham Ruthven (@grahamruthven) July 26, 2014
"… no really. Van Gaal has chosen Tom Cleverley as his captain tonight"
#tacticalgenius pic.twitter.com/d6ENVr5SBY
— Etihad Stadium (@Etihad_Stadium) July 26, 2014
Van Gaal has named Tom Cleverley captain for today's game against Roma in another show of utter contempt of United's pre-season commitments.
— Nooruddean (@BeardedGenius) July 26, 2014


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Kinnersley Castle
History, tourist information, and nearby accommodation
The castle is open for guided tours on specified days during the Summer months.
About Kinnersley Castle
Address: Kinnersley, Herefordshire, England, HR3 6QF
Attraction Type: Castle
Website: Kinnersley Castle
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Phone: 01544 327407
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Photo Credit: Philip Halling, licensed for reuse under the Creative Commons Licence
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Kinnersley, St James Church - 0.1 miles (Historic Church)
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Bredwardine, St Andrew's Church - 3.3 miles (Historic Church)
Weobley Museum - 3.6 miles (Museum)
Moccas, St Michael Church - 4 miles (Historic Church)
Yazor, St Mary the Virgin Church - 4.2 miles (Historic Church)
Lyonshall, St Michael Church - 4.2 miles (Historic Church)
Cwmmau Farmhouse - 4.4 miles (Historic Building)
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We are going to see the Colts-Ravens game this coming Sunday. Directly after the game we were going to meet some other friends to celebrate the birthday of the girl who is the Colts-fan.
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AbnormalFreak (Topic Creator)4 years ago#2
And if one is already decidedly better than the other, I'd prefer just to cancel one of the preorders if possible. Saves me the hassle.
It's running on Unreal Engine 3 like Shadows and Lollipop, so go for the 360 version. That engine was optimized for the 360 and the PS3 versions of games running on it (Suda's games, the Devil May Cry reboot, Bulletstorm, NeverDead, etc.) tend to lack anti-aliasing, have longer loading times and are rather glitchy with sound/texture streaming.
Rob_the_Ninja 4 years ago#4
But Shadows of the Damned was better on PS3. And Lollipop Chainsaw wasn't that bad aside from some screen tearing in some of the cutscenes. Both versions of this game seem to suffer from some nasty screen tearing, though.
Apocalypse1989 4 years ago#5
Rob_the_Ninja posted...
But Shadows of the Damned was better on PS3. And Lollipop Chainsaw wasn't that bad aside from some screen tearing in some of the cutscenes. Both versions of this game seem to suffer from some nasty screen tearing, though.
So do a lot of games on consoles. Even the some stupidly named AAA titles do. How many people notice and how many care ?
^Imo, unless stated otherwise.
AbnormalFreak (Topic Creator)4 years ago#6
Rob_the_Ninja posted...
But Shadows of the Damned was better on PS3.
Slightly better graphics and maybe smoother performance, sure, but the audio compression is fecking terrible. I own both and the 360 version is the only one that sounds any good. (It's an EA issue because the PS3 version of Alice: Madness Returns suffers the same problem.)
I'll take sweet Yamaoka sounds and music in high quality over anything else. There really is a world of difference between the two releases, and I'm surprised Eurogamer didn't spot it when they did their face-off, unless for whatever reason European copies weren't affected.
If EA had cared enough to release a patch, that would have been golden.
AbnormalFreak (Topic Creator)4 years ago#7
From Eurogamer's review of the 360 version:
"Although hardly operating at the level of Platinum Games, in Killer is Dead Grasshopper has achieved a decent, mechanically sound action game that could have been lifted above the average with a little more time spent: on the moveset, on more varied and ingenious enemy designs, on levels that didn't belie their outlandish concepts with featureless, repetitive layouts. A little technical polish wouldn't have hurt, either. On Xbox 360, Killer is Dead has some of the worst screen tearing I've ever seen - a constant, ugly shear which ruins the integrity of the otherwise striking visuals."
No face-off with the PS3 version yet. Can anybody say if the PS3 one has a lot of screen tearing?
ElectricMole 4 years ago#8
theres slight screen tearing on ps3 version too based on the videos i've seen
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"We only had the opportunity to play the PS3 version of the game, so I can't speak for the Xbox 360 version, but on PS3 screen-tearing is a near constant issue and an unfortunate eyesore on an otherwise great looking game."
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Hey folks, I'm starting to play a quick trip to Spain in late May, with our college aged sons. For some reason I am completely daunted by where to begin, given that we only have 8 days and Spain is so diverse. I'm not sure if its best to limit our time to either the northern or southern coasts or do a triangle such as Barcelona, Madrid and Sevilla or Bilboa, Madrid and Barcelona? We are interested in food, culture and outdoor activities…figuring my husband and I can do some museums/churches while the boys do their own thing…We are comfortable renting a car or the train….Any and all recommendations would be greatly appreciated….Thanks in advance.
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My quick comment would be that with 8 days (and I'm assuming you mean 8 full days) you limit yourself to two cities, such as Madrid and Barcelona. You can always do one or a couple of day trips out of Madrid to Toledo and/or Segovia.
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"Kids in their 20s". I would take this as a socialital issue. But in response to your inquiry, and as already noted by cruiseluv, you only have time to visit two major locations, unless you want to spend all of your time on the road.
Based on your interest, I would stick to Madrid and Barcelona.
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Thanks so much!
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Um - are these "kids" also inputting on designing the trip. I would leave most of the work up to them so they are fully invested. On their first trip (1 week London and 1 Paris) we had out 11 and 14 DDs do a lot of work on sights, restaurants and shopping - so they could look forward to it - and we didn;t have to spend the whole time joined at the hip.
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Struggling with "socialital" which is something in the feminist enviro. Cannot get a definition, can you help?
Madrid and Barcelona or
Madrid and the Balearic Islands
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Hah I didn't know what socialital meant either.
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In May 2014 we went to Spain,(for 8 nights) our "kids in their 20's" went to London and Paris.
We rented a car and did Oropesa (1 night), Seville (2 nights) Merida (2 nights) and Madrid near the airport (3 nights. We had not interest in Madrid itself but did Toledo and Pedraza as day trips.
We also managed to visit Guadalupe, Trujillo, little towns in between and do some hikes.
My suggestion would be to wish each other a good time upon landing and meet again on departure day.
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Robert, Did you mean Societal?
I think lots of people call their sons and daughters "kids" forever. It does not mean they think of them as children. It is just a manner of speaking. I know, without thinking about it, we might say, "the kids are coming for christmas," said "kids" being in their 40s. Not at all an unusual figure of speech.
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Societal it is. No autocorrect!
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Off topic, but our kids (16 and 19) notice this problem. They dislike being called the children or the kids, but there's no separate e word in English to refer to one's adult offspring.
On the destination question, I agree that 2 cities would be the best. We and our kids liked each of Madrid and Barcelona very much, and they each have a different feel and different things to do. Highlights of Madrid for us were the Prado and the tapas bars. Highlights of Barcelona were Sagrada Familia and the rest of the Gaudi stuff.
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Nothing wrong with the word "kids" - it's treating adults like luggage or little ones, rather than making sure they take a large part of the responsibility that's the problem.
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They are children forever, that is the correct word. What else are you going to call them. Kids is just slang for children, that's all.
I'd pick only two places in 8 days, like Madrid and Seville or Madrid and Barcelona. That's it. So 4 and 4, you could do one day trip i Seville, such as to Cordoba, by train.
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Christins's suggestion of splitting your time between Madrid and Seville with a day trip to Cordoba and perhaps going on to Granada on the way back to Madrid is a good one. Three days in Madrid, five days for the rest of the trip. No need to shunt off the kids, as some people here seem to like to do. You all can spend some time together, some time apart.
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How about discussing it with the young adults:
Are they interested in night life and beaches?
Or would they enjoy small towns and hiking?
Both Barcelona an Madrid have a great night life ,
food, things to see, possibility for day trips..
The two cities are well connected by fast train ( 2.5 hours)
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Thanks everyone... I like the suggestion of two cites and think we will focus on two places....Madrid and Seville. With some day trips thrown in, Toledo, cordoba, Granada etc....
I didn't mean to start a fire storm with the use of "kids". On a personal note, my mother law law refers to us as kids, and my 91 year old father still refers to me as his baby, which I appreciate even being in my 50's!!! My sons will always be my kids - and I call my 6'7" youngest son, MY baby, and he gets a big kick out of it. Different strokes I guess....
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Toledo is a short, easy day trip from Madrid. Do not miss the mind-blowing cathedral.
Cordoba is an easy day trip from Seville, definitely worth it for the mosque.
Granada is not a good day trip from Seville. You need a whole day and night to see the Alhambra.
With 8 days, if you are landing in Madrid, here is a possible plan.
Head straight to Seville.
Seville 3 nights
Stop in Cordoba on the way to Granada, stashing luggage at the train station.
Granada 2 nights
Madrid 3 nights
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Yes, too much territory, meaning less time to enjoy. You should concentrate on one area such as Andalucia or Barcelone (with Madrid perhaps an arrival place). And yes, do consult your sons about their interests, something more than just free time while you are in a museum. Truth is I'd encourage them just to see Goya in the Prado, then Picasso's Guernica in nearby Cason del Buen Retiro. Certainly they will tire easily...don't we all!
College age is hard to gauge...they might actually find being with parents OK. Or they might indeed want to be on their own. You'll know best. But I'd have some concern about safety such as pickpockets in Madrid or Barcelona. Might search out a flamenco performance...right now after our Spain trip it's been a new interest for me. And do search out comments in the various Fodors trip report on Spain...lots of clues.
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Robert started the fire on this thread with his comment.
skiobx for your information here in Spain the word niños (children) is used for all off spring. Even when they are over 30. It still confuses us when the Spanish say this and refer to older children. What one has to remember it is the family bond. But you will fit in well, please keep using the term.
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It is possible to do the Alhambra from Seville in a loooong day . Remember to book the timed tickets for access online.
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Thanks everyone for your helpful comments…Think I'm narrowing it down based on the suggestions -- I was looking at flights from boston and was thinking about flying from Boston to Malaga (with a short layover in Madrid). My thinking was a direct flight to Madrid gets us in at 6:30 am, which is obviously early but if we continue on to Malaga we arrive 9:00, where we would pick up a rental car.
Flight from Boston to Madrid to Malaga - pick up rental car
Malaga - Costa del Sol for a few days (day trip to Granada?) even though it will only be late May
Drive to Seville for a few days - Cordoba
High Speed Train to Madrid - Prado, Flamenco, trip out to Toledo
Direct Flight from Madrid to Boston
Is this still too broad??
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arrive at 6.30 am get to Malága by 9.00 and pick a hire car with jet lag? Honestly that is not a wise move.
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Didn't necessarily mean we would pick it up the same day we arrive…just that we would have one available and to travel to Seville
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The Iberia flight, Boston-Madrid-Malaga, that would get you into Malaga at 08:50, but the flight arrives at T4S and the Malaga flight departs from T4. If you have to clear passport control and customs in Madrid, making the connection would take a lot of luck.
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It is a rushed Itinerrary but if you are interested in seeing only the highlights and like moving around
Malaga is a lovely Andalucian town on the sea...maybe a bit of a beach time.
If you drive to Granada, stay overnight and continue in the morning to Cordoba .
visit the Mesquita, , stay for a while and continue to Seville.
Malaga 2 days ( including arrival)
Granda one daY , drive from Malaga and Alhambra ( and night)
Cordoba one day ( travel from Granada, Mesq., arrival in Seville)
Seville one full day ( 2 nights)
Madrid 3 days ( 2.5 with transfer from Seville)
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This thread has been helpful to me. I have been putting together a 12 night itinerary for my husband, 21 y.o. "child" - a soon to be college graduate Spanish/Econ major with the attention span of a gnat - and me. My goal is to make this a fun, stress-free event - hitting the "must sees" but keeping things fun and interesting and avoiding museum fatigue. We live in the DC area and have access to wonderful venues. We are taking the train and intercountry air - NO CAR - and I've signed up for a tapas and wine crawl, a flamenco show, and a cooking school that involves a visit to the market, and making and consuming paella, tapas and sangria. I'm still looking to add similar "fun" events. I think the idea of Madrid OR Barcelona PLUS Seville is perfect, giving two unique flavors of Spain.
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So skiobx, looks like you are touring Andalucia plus Madrid. Seems danon has a good plan. Similar to our tour in October from Boston it would look like...and I did a Fodors travel report. You might also be interested in the various Fodors discussions about Goya and flamenco and duende. College aged sons should enjoy it, too.
As for the fluffluff quip about a trip with husband and 21 year old, I'm puzzled that he is soon to be a college grad and yet has the attention span of a gnat. I am wondering how you know about gnats. I do gnat know much myself.
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I read your trip report ozarksbill - it was very informative!!! Fluffluff, I would greatly appreciate learning your itinerary.....I've heard the best flamenco is in Seville and will be looking for the best place to go., we too will be looking into a wine /tapas tour -- keeping all the men well fed and hydrated is key to a happy trip.
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Oh I like that keeping all the men well fed bit. As I reported the food in Spain has lots of those tapas and seafood and such goodies as the churros con chocolate. As for flamencos venues, you can do a search on Fodors for commentary and I would direct you to comments by kimhe in another Spain report and also under duende. Just ask the question and you may get an answer.
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Here is a rough itinerary that may keep everyone happy - husband and 21 y.o. held captive with parents 12 nights (May 26-June 8):
Madrid 3/Seville 3/Granada 2/ Barcelona 4 - main tips: see the tourist sites very early or very late to avoid the hoards, embrace the eating patterns, bring a chip credit card, the best wine to order is "un criaza", try the sherry - dulce (sweet) and fino (dry)
I'd welcome any other ideas to prevent museum/cathedral fatigue!
3 nights Madrid (Sercotel Suites Vienna)-
Go to TI Center - find out about walking tours. Go to El Corte Ingles Dept Store - supermarket in basement (cafeteria on 7th Floor)
PM: The Tapas and Fine Wine Tour of Spain (a bit pricey but I think
worth it for a true "orientation.")
HOHO Bus ....Prado (focus on 4 main Spanish artists) / Royal Palace/walk El Rio (best new paseo benind Royal Palace). Toledo?
Day 4: AVE Train to Seville / 3 nights America Hotel (B&B)
Seville - orientation walk/Flamingo in PM Alcazar/Cathedral/Sambra performance
Day 6: TRD Train to Granada for 2 nights at Dauro Granada
Orientation walk/ Alhambra visit / in evening walk to Albaicin and dine at restaurant overlooking Alhambra at night. Explore city.
Day 8 Fly to Barcelona / 4 nights Regencia Colon B&B -
Signed up for this cooking class: http://www.travelbar.com/es/activities-in-barcelona/spanish-cooking-class.php -- check out beach area, main sites, maybe day trip to Montserrat or Sitges/ Picasso Museum - Gaudi sites - HOHO Bus
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I mentioned the John Birdsdall's East Bay Express review of 21 taco trucks in my Google taco truck map because it is a good article with some background information about the trucks.
I've been comparing it to my taco truck list and started wondering if maybe some updates are in order.
He used three meats - lengua, cabesa and al pastor to compare and mentioned any unusual item the truck might have.
I don't know, I think given the usual sad state of al pastor, he might have been better using carnitas as his benchmark.
Also it misses the specialties at some trucks. He wrote off El Ojo de Agua because he didn't try the aqua frescas or other drinks there.
In the past the fish tacos at Sinaloa were written off, but he liked them a lot ... maybe an uphill report?
There are some trucks I haven't seen mentioned the most notable being Tamales Mi Lupita. Parking lot at 3340 Foothill Blvd. (near 34th Ave.). Birdsdall writes
:"Earthy, rustic grilled tortillas hold homely, cazuela-like fillings: choriso con papa (salty and electric, perspiring orange oil), chicharrón (unctuous stewed pork skin). The pupusas are toe-curlingly good, chewy, leaking finely crisped oozings of queso — a pupusa de calabasa contains a slick of cheese studded with green, delicately vegetal cubes of zucchini-like squash:
He liked all the meats quite a lot at El Centenario No. 2.
So ... what do you think? Since all of his eating was done in January 2009, maybe some places should be re-considered.


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Published: Sunday 8th February 2015 by The News Editor
Certain words crop up a lot during the early part of the year, and "detox" is certainly one of them – those diet plans, smoothies, juices or even dodgy-looking pills promising to cleanse our clogged-up systems and leave us lighter, brighter and healthier.
But experts warn that these wonder remedies should be approached with caution. In fact, is detoxing even really real? After all, our bodies are designed to self-cleanse anyway, that's what livers are for.
A fresh healthy start
However, there's no denying that going on a bit of a health-kick, and perhaps cutting out treats, caffeine and booze for a few days can help get you started on a healthy eating regime, or simply shift that sluggish, bloated feeling if you've been overindulging.
"Absolutely," says Rob Hobson, head of nutrition for . "I think to take a long weekend or week and fill your cupboards and fridge with really healthy, unprocessed foods is a great idea. Not only good for your body, but mentally it feels like you're doing something positive for your health."
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Incorporating detox-inspired elements into your health-kick – for instance, you might want to ditch processed foods and caffeine and go all-out on the veg and fruit for a couple of days – may feel beneficial.
But, notes Hobson, don't assume that everything with the word detox on the label is going to be good for you. He says: "The term is thrown about quite a bit, and especially by people trying to market strange potions and pills.
"Also, be wary about detox preparations, as you never quite know what they contain."
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Many detox plans are tempting because they offer fast weight loss, but this can be counterproductive.
Firstly, fast weight loss rarely leads to long-term weight loss (in fact it often results in yo-yoing and even greater weight gain), and fixating on the quick-fix and restricting calories can put you at risk of missing out on important nutrients.
"I have never been a big fan of the 'quick-fix', and many of these diets involve eating very few calories or avoiding solid food altogether, which of course is going to get you to lose weight, but unfortunately in the short term, this is just likely to be water and muscle loss from the lack of protein," says Hobson.
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While fasting has its advocates, there is "no evidence to suggest starving is going to improve organ function", adds Hobson. "While crash diets and cleanses are not going to do you much harm in the short term, over longer periods they may negatively impact on your health and the way you view food."
The same can apply when it comes to cutting out food groups. If certain foods don't agree with you, or you can't eat them for medical reasons, eliminating them from your diet might be beneficial and necessary – but always ensure you're doing it for the right reasons and replacing lost nutrients with alternative sources.
"Juicing in particular involves avoiding solid food altogether, which means no protein, fibre or essential vitamins such as B12, and iron," says Hobson.
Healthy habits for life
If you do fancy giving those green juices and smoothies a go, or want to overhaul your diet and jazz up meals with antioxidant-packed spices and trendy chia seeds and the like – great. But don't fixate on one "healthy" habit, because, as we're repeatedly reminded, unless you have a balanced diet, then it's probably not that healthy at all.
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The Wild Onion is a web series about three friends that are trying to make it in Chicago's comedy scene. The series was written, acted, and directed by Tess Borgerding, Marie Maloney, and myself. Below is episode 2 of the series titled "Girls are Douchebags" and is about all the stuff that girls get away with.
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Vietnam Travel / Tour Alert
Unlicensed (and likely illegal) foreign tour guides have discovered leading tour groups in many areas frequented by foreign travelers.
Without the control of relevant agencies, illegal foreign guides can tell foreign visitors everything they like or even distort Vietnam's culture, history and customs to gain visitors' attention.
On the morning of June 19, over 40 foreign tourists surrounded a foreign man to listen to his presentation in front of the War Remnant Museum in HCM City. Next to this foreign guide was a Vietnamese man, who was a screen for the foreign guide just in case relevant agencies decide to check his guide card.
In the ancient town of Hoi An, where tourism activities are closely controlled, some foreign guides who did not wear guide cards, took foreign visitors to ancient pagodas.
Vietnamese professional guides in HCM City said that there are many foreign guides working illegally in Vietnam. Most of them are Korean. In the north, there are Chinese guides.
According to a former official of the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT), in recent years, foreign travel firms that cooperate with Vietnamese partners to bring foreign tourists to Vietnam covered everything, except for guide task. But now they also assume this task, though foreign tour guides are banned in Vietnam.
This situation is caused by loose management of state agencies and local travel firms' connivance, which provide "sitting guides" to stand in for foreign guides if authorities decide to investigate.
There are two kinds of foreign guides in Vietnam. The first is those who are hired by foreign travel firms to go with groups of foreign visitors, accompanied by local guides. The second is those who used to bring foreign visitors to Vietnam. After learning enough experience in Vietnam, they organize tours for foreign visitors themselves. In the later case, Vietnam cannot collect taxes while the travel market is in chaos.
In previous years, South Korean visitors used to come to Vietnam through Vietnamese travel firms. However, they have no longer bought tours of Vietnamese companies because these companies cannot compete with Korean travel firms in terms price.
More dangerously, state agencies cannot control information that is transmitted by foreign guides, who can make foreign visitors misunderstand about Vietnam's culture, history and customs.
Foreign guides work without salary so they can take visitors to high-price shops to earn commissions, resulting in a bad name for Vietnam's tourism industry.
"My biggest concern is that we do not know what foreign guides tell tourists. I'm sure that they cannot introduce Vietnam to tourists as good as Vietnamese guides," said Ms. Huynh Ngoc Van, director of the War Remnant Museum.
According to the Tourism Law, the person who is granted with the international guide card/license must satisfy several conditions, including having Vietnamese nationality and residing in Vietnam.
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text: The electric blue rings flashed by a startled Greater Blue-ringed octopus (Hapalochlaena lunulata) are easily photographed and are the visual displays that most of us identify with this species. However, their visual display repertoire is actually much richer than that. From time to time I have posted images of other displays. Here are a couple more. Unilateral stripe. This female responded to a stomatopod (Odontodactylus scyllarus) swimming in an adjacent tank. The stripe is on the side facing the stomatopod. She held this display for almost a minute. Dark spot background. In this shot the male (light orange) has just pounced on the female and is inserting his hectocotylus into here mantle cavity. As soon as the male made contact with her, the female displayed this typical pattern with dark spots underneath her blue rings. Note that the blue rings are not particularly enlarged. This display lasted about 15 seconds and then the female gradually faded to a light cream color with thin blue rings. Mating lasted for several hours.


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Review for Operation Nightwatch Portland, Portland, OR, USA
I was blessed to volunteer in the past at NightWatch. This is a program that does a fantastic job of treating people with respect, dignity and friendship. When I began at NightWatch, it was the emphasis to get to know the names of the guests. It is extremely important to treat these people well and to give them a place to socialize and to be treated with respect. However, to actually get to know a person's name is a great opening to get to truly know the person and to see them as a brother or sister. The people at NightWatch do a great job with that aspect of this program.
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During my time as a volunteer I was blessed many times to meet many fine people and engage them in conversation and perhaps a game of scrabble or rummy. It was truly a gift to me to be honored to listen to the guests stories and be able to call them friends.
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Somehow maintain a steady income to NightWatch so that they wouldn't need to worry about how they can stay open.
Review for Operation Nightwatch Portland, Portland, OR, USA
Operation Nightwatch is truly a hospitality ministry. I had the honor and blessing of volunteering from September 2009 to June 2010 on Thursday nights. Yes, Nightwatch provided some food and clothing to those people that asked but what was really important is that for the evening these people were our guests. That is an important word because that is exactly how these people were treated. An essential part of this ministry is that we learned the names of the guests so that they weren't a statistic or someone that we feel that we helped. By knowing their names they became our brothers and sisters. I witnessed numerous examples of how we should all treat our fellow men and women in the interactions between the guests. I remember an instance when one of the young men was leaving for the night and I called out his name and told him good night. He turned to me and said "you remembered my name!" It really struck home that what this ministry provides is a chance for these people to be treated with respect and friendship - something many of us take for granted but for these people who are essentially invisible to the "normal(?)" world. They become a person with a name and a story all their own. They become a family to each other and to those of us that have the honor to volunteer at Nightwatch. It was a fantastic experience for me and opened my eyes to those that deserve to be treated with respect, dignity and friendship - something we all want and hope for.
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