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The Shakespearean play can be a big problem for the community theatre. The grand sweep of the argument of the play can be difficult to display on the small stage and while the author's frequent digressions contribute to the illustration of truth, beauty, and goodness in Western Culture, the meanderings can be difficult to manage while preserving the big picture.
CatchyName's solution is to make each character the center of its own universe, focusing on the Self, the very idol of postmodern culture. Each character tries to get its genes on the throne of Denmark and it is this focus that enables intensely sharp and original characters to emerge. CatchyName's production is a unique, non-traditional Shakespearean experience, at once entertaining and tragic, radical and ultimately subversive, faithful to the original text yet thoroughly contemporary in its presentation. It is a production of substance, detail, and action as best befits the world's greatest tragedy.
In the reduction of Hamlet to the postmodern personality, each character erupts from its greedy libidinal origin. The tight focus works excellently well in the dungeon-like confines of the Stage Werx Theatre in San Francisco. You can feel the claustrophobic prison of the narcissistic self.
Cheated of his inheritance, Hamlet tries to split Gertrude and Claudius and deny conception of their child. Ophelia, her stunning beauty in full blossom, conspires with her father to become queen, pushing the popular but dissipated Laertes out of the nest. Gertrude works to deny the family of Polonius the opportunity of royalty. Gertrude and Claudius smile at the death of Ophelia while the angst-ridden Laertes lurks for his opportunity. The Ghost wants his son on the throne and only Horatio, the distant outsider, can afford to relax and to wait.
As in all of Shakespeare's plays, against the backdrop of struggling selfishness, each character displays its humanity in brief moments of sincere confession.
And the biggest solution CatchyName has brought to their production is their excellent cast under the able directorship of Irving Schulman. They will have trouble hanging on to Alexia Lodde. She will attract attention. Ophelia is usually played as obedient, weepy, and falling apart. Alexia's portrayal is simultaneously fresh, defiant, sexy, big-city dangerous, and tragic, qualities that I have never seen before in this part.
Charlotte Brockman's Gertrude is a sharp and ironic study in narcissism. Self-contained, self-centered, and self-interested, her Gertrude is a completely new interpretation of the part and her body language and obsessions are a great pleasure to watch. She is an exquisitely consummate actress.
Alex Plant's portrayal of the angst-ridden Laertes fulminates out of the inner core of his being and rises to meet the circumstances, creating a unique portrayal of a dangerous young man burdened with ambition and conscience.
Matt Ingle plays a young, powerful, vengeful, and cunning young man with the gift of eloquence and the time to display it. It is a great pleasure to hear William Shakespeare's words spoken clearly and to discover the hidden corners of his language.
By recentering the play on the individual, CatchyName has enabled the actors to build brilliantly original characters that have never before been seen on stage.
CatchyName's many experiences in the San Francisco Fringe Festival has trained the company in the production of concise, graphic, and fast-moving action. Hamlet is a triumph of community theatre. It undermines the conventions of Shakespearean theatre, delights the audiences, and outrages some critics. This is good news indeed.
Evil Hamlet plays until April 25th, 2009. They will publish a video. Check it out for yourself at http://www.CatchyNameTheatre.org
Evil Hamlet has been reviewed by PlayShakespeare.com
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Depending upon what this means exactly: "It undermines the conventions of Shakespearean theatre.", I would think the accuracy of "This is good news indeed." also depends.
Shakespearean Convention--or-- Convention that has been thrust upon the Shakespearean?
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Outreach PerformanceThe San Fernando Valley Life Studies Institute places outreach at the forefront of its educational mission -- a primary location. Perhaps most prominent is the Institute's Experimental Narrative Outreach Program, or "ENOP," as it's known to participants and delighted beneficiaries alike. Credentialed figures at the Institute work on graduate thesis presentations with advanced students, often combining with Artist-in-Residence programs that link playwrights and webwrights from the diverse Valley artistic community (including such visionary writers as Bengo Childs and Haynes Brooke) with Institute faculty for dynamic live presentations performed as part of the thesis development.
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So, I have a question about pathfinder's bestiary, specifically about the Gorgon and Medusa. Mytho-historically, the Medusa was an individual Gorgon, and the only mortal of the three. However, in PF's bestiary, the Medusa is the catchall species of snake-haired, scaled persons, and the Gorgon is a weird pertification-breathing, metallic bull from I don't even know where. I understand that these conventions was inherited from D&D, but was there any consideration to 'fixing' this?
For anyone who doesn't already know, beside from being the guy that scripts what monsters go into the Pathfinder RPG's hardcover bestiaries, I used to be the editor in charge of the monster ecologies series for Dragon magazine and was the editor-in-chief of Dragon: Monster Ecologies. Monsters are the reason I got into RPGs and I've spent a significant portion of my career and off-hours researching monsters, cryptids, aliens, and the collections (both scholarly and fantastical) that detail them. So I like to think I know a thing or two about monsters, particularly those that have appeared in RPGs.
So, gorgons…
Like the OP says, the two monsters above are both technically gorgons… right? From Greek mythology we know that the name "gorgon" collectively refers to the monstrous sisters Stheno, Euryale, and Medusa (the trio being a particularly monstrous vision of the triple-deity theme running through so many mythologies). Beyond even this, though, numerous films, games, and other works of fiction have referenced the gorgons for their fearful nature and ability to petrify those who look upon them. Snakes, at the very least in Medusa's case, typically also enter into the mix.
So then who's this guy?
The first edition Dungeons & Dragons Monster Manual would tell you it's a gorgon. A few pages later, it will also tell you that a different race of snake-hair petrifiers are called medusas. So now we have two very different looking creatures with the ability to petrify who both draw inspiration from the Greek myth of Perseus and Medusa. Did the Monster Manual just get it wrong?
Possibly. No scholar's looking to 1977's collection of threats for D&D as a gospel source on world myth. That said, the creators of Dungeons & Dragons were no slouches when it came to drawing upon historical and mythological sources when populating their fantasy game. In a pre-internet world, Gygax's personal interests in myth and medievalism didn't take him to his home computer. Rather, it was likely led him to his personal and public library.
Were Gygax's sources just flawed? Likely not. Rather, the creator of the fantasy RPG genre was probably looking at more primary sources than we—mired in an internet full of niche articles (like this one)—typically do. (Don't let this suggest that the creators of D&D were entirely high-minded historians, though. They were just as nerdy as today's game designers and certainly weren't against adding creatures from whole-cloth imagination and their favorite pulp adventures into their new game—ask me about the displacer beast some time.)
So what sources might result in Medusa and her sisters being simultaneously presented in something like their classical form, while only pages earlier being spun off as weird bull monsters.
One possibility is that the Monster Manual conflated the classic gorgon with the Khalkotauroi—fire-breathing bronze bulls that also hail from Greek myth. They're cool, dangerous monsters, but they've got a name that's not terribly recognizable and is kind of a mouthful. It's possible the Khalkotauroi were renamed "gorgons" in an edit that prioritized accessibility over mythological sanctity, and so lent their bovine shapes and metal skin to the creature that would be the gorgon, but the story's likely more complicated than that.
There's another significant mythological ungulate known for being able end a life from fifty paces: the catoblepas. Mythological accounts of the creature claim that its breath or gaze could either kill or petrify a person—both appealing powers for tormenting heroes. So could the gorgon be a renamed version of the catoblepas? Well, the catoblepas appears in the first edition Monster Manual, so probably not… or maybe.
The truth of the matter likely involves all of the above, along with Gygax's likely familiarity with Edward Topsell 1607 zoological text, The Historie of Foure Footed Beasts. In his work, Topsell presents a zoological exploration of the world—a world he was hardly an authority on. Rather than basing his work on his personal observations, Topsell cited diverse zoological accounts, including the Swiss Historiae Animalium and Pliny's somewhat dated Natural History from circa 77–79 C.E.—"therefore we will follow the authority of Pliny and Atheneus" (Topsell 1607, pp 263). Among such mundane creatures as dogs and weasels, the author included numerous facts he had on good authority from writers like Pliny—who included imaginary beings like cynocephalus and monopods in his Natural History. Among Topsell's work are such facts as elephants having the coldest blood in the world and bearing an intense hatred for dragons (1607, pp 198). Topsell also includes whole creatures entirely on his predecessor's recommendations.
One such inclusion was the "strange Lybian Beast" or the "Gorgon." Topsell describes the creature as such:
"It is a feareful and terrible beast to beholdd, it hath high and thicke eie lids, eies not very great, but much like an Oxe or Bugils, but all fiery-bloudy, which neyther looke directly forwarde, nor yet upwards, but continuallye downe to the earth, and therefore are called in Greeke Catobleponta. From the crowne of their head downe to their nose they have a long hanging mane, which maketh them to looke fearefully. It eateth deadly and poysonfull hearbs, and if at any time he see a Bull or other creature whereof he is afraid, he presently causeth his mane to stand upright, and being so lifted up, opening his lips, and gaping wide, sendeth forth of his throat a certaine sharpe and horrible breath, which infecteth and poysoneth the air above his head, so that all living creatures which draw in the breath of that aire are greevously afflicted thereby, loosing both voyce and sight, they fall into leathall and deadly convulsions." (1607, pp 262)
Here we finally find the gorgon presented as an ox- or bull-like beast with breath that kills. But Topsell's book isn't just known for its detailed descriptions, it's famed for its lavish inclusion of dozens of woodcut images. Even the mundane woodcuts are still fascinating, investing creatures like rhinoceroses and baboons with fantastical aspects, whether they be in poses no natural creature would strike or possess radically embellished features. Which of course implies that even the entirely fictional creatures—like the lamia, manticore, and sphinx—receive illustrations. The gorgon, though, bears the highest honor in the book, with its depiction of a mop-topped scale-bull occupying the collection's front cover. From this piece it's easy to infer how the scaled, gas-mouthed bull of the Monster Manual took shape.
How can we be sure that Gygax knew anything about Topsell's book, though? Flip through the rest of The Historie of Foure Footed Beasts and you'll find numerous other connections to the pages of Dungeons & Dragons bestiaries. While several classical myth stock creatures make appearances, there are a couple of peculiarities. Lamia, the tragic Libyan queen of Greek myth, for example, appears not as an individual but as an entire species of amalgam woman-lion creatures, just like in the Monster Manual. There's also a creature listed as "Wilde Beast in the New found World called SU," which, with its monkey-like limbs and prominent tail, parallels the su-monster from 1976's Eldritch Wizardry. These, along with the appearances of other obscure D&D creatures, like the crocotta, suggest if not a familiarity with Topsell's work, at least Gygax's knowledge of other medieval bestiaries.
But any historic evidence of bull-gorgons aside, the ship is certainly sailed on the name "gorgon" as it pertains to Pathfinder RPG monsters. Even without the aforementioned sources, deference to Mr. Gygax's work alone would be more than enough to keep the gorgon the creature it is. The Pathfinder RPG owes its existence to a 40-year-old tradition of gaming, ripe with entirely unique peculiarities and nostalgia. Even if the gorgon's name were a decades-old typo, it would be a typo that's been propagated across games, bestiaries, articles, and adventures, to say nothing of the memories of gamers all over the world. That momentum—that pedigree—alone has a value that neither I, nor any game-maker at Paizo, would casually part with.
Fantastic question. Thanks so much for asking!
Work Cited
Topsell, Edward. The History of Four-Footed Beasts. London: Printed by William Iaggard, 1607.
Other Reading
References to Libya in the Histories of Herodotus
Strange Science Goof Gallery: Mammals
Topsell's The History of Four-footed Beasts and Serpents Woodcuts


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The music that is shipped with the Marathon release is based off of the classic Quicktime synth. This is the fed through fluidsynth which utilized a modern sample set — in this case, Don Allen's Timbres of Heaven. All tracks have been normalized and made working for in-game.
To install, simply replace the Music folder within the Marathon data folder
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Track 14.ogg forgotten?
Zetren on Feb 7th 2016, Version 1.1
Track 14.ogg sounds WORSE after this remake. It is still in mono with a lot of grain. The rest of the tracks however are excellent.
3371-Alpha on Nov 26th 2015, Version 1.1
All of these tracks are phenomenally great remakes. My only complaint is track 06. The original of that particular track had a soothing effect that your remake just doesn't have. Regardless I think this is one of the best audio remakes I've ever heard, not just in the Marathon universe but gaming in general.
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The stock-bond correlation and macroeconomic conditions: One and a half centuries of evidence
Using monthly stock and bond return data in the past 150 years (1855-2001) for both the US and the UK, this study documents time-varying stock-bond correlation over macroeconomic conditions (the business cycle, the inflation environment and monetary policy stance). There are different patterns of time variation in stock-bond correlations over the business cycle between US and UK, which implies that bonds may be a better hedge against stock market risk and offer more diversification benefits to stock investors in the US than in the UK. Further, there is a general pattern across both the US and the UK during the post-1923 subperiod and during the whole sample period: higher stock-bond correlations tend to follow higher short rates and (to a lesser extent) higher inflation rates.
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Yes, we got to be happy about the small thing in life, like having the time to do makeup. Another thing I'm happy about is these lashes! I men look at them! I received these and 3 other pairs in a collaboration with Duff Lashes last week. The set I'm wearing in these photos is called 'So Kylie' they are included in the Premium 3D Faux Mink collection..
Alright Friends, I have this green/teal/black sequin dress I found in a vintage shop – it's absolutely awesome – and it's what I will wear for one of my friends birthday's that coming up end of next month. Since it's very shiny and a bit over the top, a natural makeup l would fit nicely BUT..
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Todays's makeup. Natural eyes and red lip!
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Greg Chalmers
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6 ft, 0 in
183 cm
200 lbs
91 kg
October 11, 1973
Sydney, Australia
Colleyville, Texas
Wife, Nicole; Max Gregory (6/3/03), Lachlan Robert (6/1/06)
Turned Pro
Career Earnings
Sydney; ; Australia
City Plays From
Exempt status
Special Interests
PGA TOUR Victories (1)
Web.com Tour Victories (2)
International Victories (5)
Career Highlights
2017 Season
Collected three top-25 finishes in 28 starts through the Wyndham Championship. Finished the season ranked 173rd in FedExCup points.
2016 Season
Split his time between the Web.com Tour and PGA TOUR in the 2015-16 season. On the PGA TOUR, made six cuts in 12 starts, highlighted by his first career win in his 386th career TOUR start. Prior to his win in Reno, claimed two top-10 finishes on the Web.com Tour in nine starts. Ended the season at No. 142 in the FedExCup standings.
2015 Season
Made 12 cuts in 17 starts and finished 172nd in the FedExCup standings, failing to make the Playoffs for the second consecutive season. Made six starts on the Web.com Tour, including all four in the Web.com Tour Finals, where he tied for 103rd on that money list. Will play the 2015-16 season out of the Veteran Member category.
2014 Season
Made 16 cuts in 27 PGA TOUR starts, with his lone top-10 finish coming in his second start. Made his next four more cuts in a row after the Quicken Loan National. For the first time since 2006, failed to finish inside the top 125 in either the FedExCup standings (132nd) or on the official money list (139). As a result, needed to attempt to regain his card through the Web.com Tour Finals. Completed the season No. 132 in the FedExCup standings.
2013 Season
Made 14 of 25 cuts on TOUR, with two top-10s. Finished No. 97 in the FedExCup standings.
2012 Season
Finished the season No. 35 in the FedExCup standings.
2011 Season
Finished inside the top 100 (No. 81) in the FedExCup standings for the third consecutive season. Added a second Australian Open title to his resume late in the year, his first title of any kind since the 2008 Henrico County Open on the Web.com Tour.
2010 Season
Posted two top-10 finishes on the season and a career-best 56th-place finish in the FedExCup standings. Completed the season comfortably inside the top 100 on the TOUR money list (No. 91).
2009 Season
Posted two top-10s.
2008 Season
Following 10 top-10 finishes, highlighted by a playoff victory at the Henrico County Open, finished eighth on the Web.com Tour money list to graduate to the PGA TOUR in 2009.
2007 Season
Claimed three top-10 finishes on the Web.com Tour and placed 44th on the money list.
2006 Season
Eight made cuts in 28 PGA TOUR starts.
2005 Season
Finished 14th on the Web.com Tour money list. Graduated to the PGA TOUR for 2006.
2004 Season
Fell out of top 150 (No. 156) for the first time in his career after posting just two top-10s.
2003 Season
Fell out of the top 125 for the first time since 1999.
2002 Season
Made 31 starts on the TOUR, finishing in the top 25 seven times.
2001 Season
2000 Season
With an exceptionally strong sophomore campaign, eclipsed the $1-million mark in season winnings for the first time, earning $1,063,456 on the strength of five top-10 finishes. Those winnings also earned him the distinction as the fourth left-handed player in PGA TOUR history to win in excess of $1 million in a season, joining Phil Mickelson, Mike Weir and Steve Flesch.
1999 Season
Made the most of his rookie season on the PGA TOUR, playing in 34 events and recording seven top-25 finishes.
1998 Season
Participated in two PGA TOUR events. Recorded two second-place finishes on the South Africa Tour.
1997 Season
1996 Season
Made nine Australasian Tour starts. Finished his Australasian Tour season strong with a T8 and a T3.
1995 Season
Australasian Tour Rookie of the Year after three top-10s.
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Pasay City, Philippines (PressExposure) June 24, 2009 -- One of the most popular fast-food restaurants in the Philippines today is a restaurant that came from a successful shift from an ice cream parlor to one of the world's top fast-food chain. Its successful run in the food service industry was the reason why Jollibee Food Corporation [http://www.expressregalo.com/category.aspx?scid=72&cid=14] now boasts one of the largest number of fast-food chains not only in the Philippines, but across the world. As of end-September, 2008, JFC has 1,490 local and 228 foreign stores in its portfolio. Because of this number, JFC (Jollibee Food Corporation) is now considered as one of the biggest fast-food chains in the world, practically competing with other big fast-food restaurants such as McDonald's, Wendy's, and Burger King.
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Other than Greenwich Pizza, Chowking, and Red Ribbon Bakeshop, JFC is also acquired other fast-food restaurants such as the French style bakeshop called Délifrance. This further expanded its penetration in the food service industry, particularly in the French cafe-bakery, a growing segment of the Philippine food market. In September of 2006, the company acquired the remaining 50% stake of Delifrance Asia Ltd. in Baker Fresh Foods Phils., Inc. (BFFPI). This means BFFPI is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Jollibee and that the listed food giant has the exclusive rights to operate Delifrance outlets in the country.
New expansions of JFC included other fast-food restaurants outside of the Philippines. These expansions includes:
* Hong Zhuang Yuan - A Chinese restaurant. * Yonghe King - Chinese fast food chain in mainland China. * Lao Dong in June and Chun Shui Tang - A Taipei restaurant restaurant and teahouse. * Chun Shui Tang - A teahouse on Shanghai's Huaihai Road.


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American Begonia Society Plant Show and Sale: The San Diego branches of the society are presenting a show Oct. 7 that will showcase the foliage and blossoms of begonia. The show will not just be for looking ---- showgoers can take home begonias, too. The show will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Room 101 of Casa del Prado in Balboa Park. Email email@example.com or call 760-815-7914.
San Diego International Orchid Fair: The San Diego Botanic Garden's 18th annual orchid show and sale runs through 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 7. It includes lectures on culture and care of orchids, displays of rare and unusual orchids, ribbon judging and sales free with paid garden admission: 230 Quail Gardens Drive, Encinitas; $6-$12; $2, parking. Visit sdbgarden.org/orchid.htm or call 760-436-3036, ext. 204.
All about macadamias: The UC Cooperative Extension, California Macadamia Society and Gold Crown Macadamia Association are holding their annual Field Day from 8:45 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Oct. 13 at Thomas and Bobbi Rastle's home, 1115 Valencia Drive, Escondido. Classes will address topics relevant to the macadamia industry, with plenty of time for attendees ---- from macadamia novices to experienced growers ---- to ask questions. Macadamia trees are native to Australia but have been grown in California since the 19th century. Continental breakfast and lunch will be served. Advance registration is $17, or $20 the day of the event. Visit www.macnuts.org/fieldday.htm or call 760-726-8081.
California Native Plant Sale: The San Diego chapter of the California Native Plant Society's Oct. 13 sale will feature a few hundred native plants ---- shrubs, trees, flowering plants, seeds and bulbs ---- books and posters. Experts will answer questions about topics such as plant selection and site conditions. Hours are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Casa del Prado courtyard in Balboa Park, 1700 Village Place in San Diego. Cash, checks and credit cards will be accepted. The sale is a fundraiser for the CNPS' San Diego chapter. Visit www.cnpssd.org .
At Home With Natives 2012: The California Native Plant Society's Orange County chapter presents a symposium Oct. 13 at Saddleback College about using native flora to create attractive water-wise gardens. Experts will help gardeners negotiate the native-plant learning curve. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saddleback College is at 28000 Marguerite Parkway in Mission Viejo. Registration is $55 (includes buffet lunch) through Sept. 30 and $65 after. Register at www.occnps.org/gardening-with-natives/events/210-at-home-with-natives.html .
Escondido Adobe Home Tour: Four homes will be open to visitors from noon to 5 p.m. Oct. 14 during the Escondido History Center's tour. The homes share aesthetic characteristics such as large beams and adobe blocks, but also stand out in other ways. Three of the homes were built by the Weir Bros. company. Tickets are $25 in advance or $30 that day and can be purchased at escondidohistory.org . The tour is a fundraiser for the center. Email email@example.com or call 760-743-8207.
Cymbidium Society auction: The group's annual Members' Orchid Plant Auction is Oct. 25 inside the Ecke Building at San Diego Botanic Garden. Plants to be sold are divisions of plants collected by members, including some that have been awarded honors by national orchid societies. Several varieties will be auctioned. A taco bar will be open at 6:30 p.m., with bidding at 7. Admission is free. The garden is at 230 Quail Gardens Drive in Encinitas. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 760-931-0502.
ASID 2012 Kitchen & Bath Tour: The American Society of Interior Designers' tour is from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 27. The self-guided tour showcases 13 homes with remodeled kitchens and 12 baths at five of those residences. Homes are located throughout San Diego County. Styles range from Old World Italian to contemporary designs. The tour is a way for potential remodelers to see new trends in appliances and materials and avoid design mistakes. Tickets are $25 and available as ASIDSanDiego.org. Call 858-274-3345.
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text: Libreville - President Ali Bongo's ruling party was expected to cruise to victory in Saturday's election in Gabon after a divided opposition failed to rattle the regime's decades-old grip on the oil-rich state.For the first legislative polls since his father Omar died in 2009 after 41 years in power, Ali Bongo has campaigned on his economic achievements and the hosting of the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations.Inspired by the Arab Spring and a string of protest movements against long-standing rulers in sub-Saharan Africa, Gabon's opposition once looked like mounting a serious challenge.The West African country's myriad opposition parties were adamant a few weeks ago that the election should not go ahead before the introduction of biometric polling material but their unity crumbled in the home stretch."Elections since 1996 simply haven't allowed the emergence of a credible opposition," Wilson Ndombet, a political analyst from Libreville's Omar Bongo University, said.Push for democracyHe said that while the opposition has chronically failed to organise, Bongo's Gabonese Democratic Party (PDG) has carefully sabotaged any move that could challenge its almost absolute power."The PDG will never accept the idea of power-sharing. It is too accustomed to power," Ndombet said.A number of ruling party dissidents joined opposition ranks in recent years in a bid to push for more democracy but the PDG old guard that once protected Omar Bongo's status as Africa's longest-serving leader won the day.Gabon's most prominent opposition figure Andre Mba Obame, whose National Union party was dissolved in January after he proclaimed himself president, predicted that turnout would be at a record low."The elections won't be credible... I don't see turnout topping 20%. It'll be worthless, people won't show up," said Mba Obame, who is currently in South Africa for treatment.The PDG and its allies hold 98 of the 120 seats in parliament and is not expected to lose much ground.'Absentee politics'The Union of the Gabonese People, whose historical leader Pierre Mamboundou died in October, eventually decided to field candidates in Saturday's polls after initially threatening to boycott."Our party has refused to play the game of absentee politics," said UPG secretary general Fidele Waura, adding that he hoped the election would improve the party's current representation of seven MPs.A total of 746 000 people are registered to vote in Gabon, a country of 1.5 million inhabitants.The country is sub-Saharan Africa's fourth largest oil producer and its GDP per capita would suggest that the Gabonese are among Africa's wealthiest people.But despite the recent emergence of a middle class, disparities are huge with Libreville ranking among the world's most expensive cities and more than half of the population living under the UN's poverty line of two dollars a day.Improving infrastructureBongo, 52, argues that his administration has done a lot to let the state's oil wealth trickle down to the population and improve infrastructure."The country has never seen so many construction sites," Libreville Mayor and former Prime Minister Jean-Francois Ntoutoume Emane said.Gabon is co-hosting next year's African Cup of Nations with Equatorial Guinea and the event has spurred major investments.


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In the long and storied history of these United States, there have been a select few occasions where our friends (or enemies) from across the pond have decided it was time to conquer America. From the Revolutionary War to the War of 1812 to Beatlemania, we Americans are no strangers to British invasions. However, it seemed that in the waning decades of the 20th Century, our fellow English speakers were content to stay on their side of the Atlantic. But now, just when we were least expecting it, the Brits have decided to storm our shores once again with their sights set of dominating our vast nation. Musically, that is.
Game of Thrones News Dump
First, the videos…
Introduction of New Characters
Introduction of New Locations
"Nowhere To Hide" Promo
"You Win or You Die" Featurette
A couple of reviews for season 2 have been released and they're overwhelmingly positive!
- First up is Entertainment Weekly, who gives the second installment an "A-". The full review can be found HERE.
- Next up is Variety; here is just one quote from the rave review, "By that measure, this [Game of Thrones] really might the closest spiritual heir to "The Sopranos" HBO has delivered since the show's notorious whiteout." The full review can be found HERE.
Well guys, it's not long now 5 days!
My Hunger Games Experience
How does one explain the feeling of finally sitting in a theater just minutes away from seeing a movie you've been waiting years for? Well, here goes nothing…
The Wanted vs. One Direction
Now that both have a solid foothold in the United States, it's interesting to see the different paths The Wanted and One Direction seem to be taking. Even though the bands are close in age, their management teams have decided to go in almost opposite directions (no pun intended) with their promotion.
The Hunger Games News Roundup
First up is a brand new clip that premiered on The Ellen Show. This clip features Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss Everdeen and Lenny Kravitz as Cinna. This is a scene straight from the book, and even though Cinna isn't exactly what I pictured, I think Kravitz will do an amazing job. Lawrence is actually best friends with Kravitz's daughter, Zoe, with whom she costarred in X-Men First Class, so Lenny and Jennifer were close before filming. According to director Gary Ross, this made the characters' relationship more authentic on film, which, in my experience, trumps appearance any day.
Game of Thrones Trailer Breakdown #3
With under a month to go until the release of Season 2 of Game of Thrones, HBO has hit the gas on their promotional machine.
Big Hollywood Reviews Game of Thrones
Now that we're in the final push toward Season 2 of Game of Thrones, more and more bloggers and journalists are taking a look back at the phenomenon that was Season 1. One of these is Big Hollywood's Andrew Price. His review of the entire first season of Game of Thrones offers nothing new for the die-hard fan. His take is however, important, as it comes from a politically conservative perspective.
Pixar's Girl Problem
Since birth, I've had a love affair with Disney. From trips to Disney World to my obsession with Minnie Mouse to being forever traumatized by the combination of Bambi and Mufasa's death to falling in love with Prince Eric to sobbing at the end of Toy Story 3, Disney has always had a presence in my life. Pixar is what many experts agree to be the most critically and commercially successful of all the Disney branches. But speaking from a girl's perspective, there seems to be a huge yet heretofore unnoticed gap in Pixar's lineup. One journalist, Joel Stein, noticed it too, and decided to take a trip to Pixar Studios in California on the eve of the company's release of Brave, their very first film with a female lead. What he found might surprise you…
The Final Game of Thrones Trailer
Game of Thrones fans now have just over a month to wait for the premiere of the second season of the hit HBO drama. With that in mind, the final full-length trailer, titled "Power and Grace", was released this weekend. This trailer reveals the most new footage by far and is a fitting tease to what I'm sure will be a superb season of television.
The Hunger Games Blows Up The Stock Market
Remember how yesterday I told you guys that The Hunger Games advance tickets were selling like hotcakes on Fandango? Well, this morning, news broke that the film has actually shattered the record previously held by The Twilight Saga: Eclipse for first day advance ticket sales.
This is huge for the franchise, as well as for the studio producing the movie, Lionsgate. The production company has had to weather more than its share of flops in 2011 and the economic outlook did not look good. This, subsequently, drove its stock way down. However, with its recent merger with Summit Entertainment (the people behind Twilight) and the almost guaranteed success of The Hunger Games (especially with this morning's news) the stock is at an all time high… and rising.
My main concern with this movie is that it makes enough money for Lionsgate to immediately greenlight a sequel. The second installment, Catching Fire, is my favorite of the trilogy and I would absolutely love to see it on the big screen. With the advance ticket sales breaking records and thousands of midnight showings already sold out, I am extremely confident in that goal being reached.
My midnight tickets for the IMAX showing are already bought and printed, are yours? I recommend getting them while you still can


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Jessica Simpson never looked so chic!
The pregnant singer, Fashion Star mentor, shoe designer and NFL groupie positively glowed on the cover of Elle's April issue, where she posed nude, adorned only by a cocktail ring, à la Demi Moore's famous cover over 20-years-ago.
No one knows exactly when the baby—whom she announced in the issue is a girl—is due. All Simpson and her fiancé, Eric Johnson, will say is that they are having a "spring baby" and have picked out a "nontraditional" name.
By the look of that tummy, Simpson is putting the "pop," in popstar.
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We appreciate your prayers as we deal with this from far away! Also please pray for the missionaries there as they are dealing with this in a strange land, in a strange language, with people they don't know!
Sunday, September 10, 2017
Just another day on the Mission Field!
Friday, September 01, 2017
Tragedy and Heartbreak
Less than two weeks after we left Greenland, tragedy hit our church. The teenage son of a woman in our church was brutally murdered. The young man was only 17 years old and was visiting a friend. As he answered the door on a Saturday morning he was stabbed in the head, he never regained consciousness and succumbed to his injuries three days later. It has been days of heartbreak and confusion, and it is extremely hard to be so far away at a time we are most needed. We are thanking God that He provided others to be there in our stead. Carole's Dad and a veteran missionary couple were there when this happened. Carole's Dad is now home, but the ministry is being manned by Bro. James Turpin (missionary to Norway) and he and his wife are there to be a help and comfort to this lady during this dark time.
We ask for your prayers for the ministry in Greenland. The devil is a powerful foe, but our God is Greater! While the devil is not happy the Gospel is reaching around Greenland and is fighting so hard to stop it, God is still opening doors and sustaining His people. Please pray for the missionaries there filling in for us, please pray for us as we are far away, and most of all pray for this dear lady, her family and the church during this time!
Sunday, July 30, 2017
Christopher is 16!
It's hard to believe our oldest is 16 today! We're so pleased with the young man he is becoming. His love for the Lord and his servant's heart is sure a blessing to us! He is a huge help in the ministry, and we are excited to see how God will use him in the future!
He loves seal hunting, fishing, sailing, hiking, exploring... and the Cowboys We are really enjoying these teen years!
Saturday, July 15, 2017
Our Haven
When we arrived to Ilulissat, Greenland over 10 years ago, Carole Ann was 8 months pregnant, we did not know anyone, nor did we have any housing. One man let us rent a house, but it was only for 3 months. During that time we searched diligently for housing, but could not find anything we could afford. The local government here was developing several new parts of town and it was free to reserve a plot of land to build your own house. One fellow put us in contact with a Canadian company that offered 1,000 square foot house kits. We knew one of these houses would be perfect for our family.
|Our Home
It takes 52 steps to get to the top J
We began praying about asking folks to come from the US to help us build one of these house kits. By this time our three months were up and we had moved into a one-room apartment without any plumbing. The one room was a bedroom by night and our living area by day. Each morning we folded up the sleeping bags and the sofa bed. The kitchen was a hot plate and a sink. The toilet was what the Greenlanders call an "earth closet, a nice way of saying "a bucket inside a closet." It was difficult to live in those conditions, especially with 4 children aged newborn to 6 years, but we learned to be content in whatsoever state or country we were in. J
|The house being built in 2008
After 6 months, an affordable house came up for sale. Therefore, we gave up the "dream" and plans of building our own house. The plot of land that we had our eyes on, had also been taken by someone else. We were new to the field and had much work to do, and needed to get settled and move on to the work that God had called us. Therefore, we moved out of that one-room apartment and bought a small house which became our home for the next 2 ½ years. It was a nice house, but it had absolutely no view of the icebergs and bay. It had a small bathroom, very small bedrooms and was connected to another house. All of the houses in that neighborhood were government housing, except ours. There were lots of parties in the area and our neighbor enjoyed playing the drums all hours of the night! This was our first real home in Greenland and we loved every minute of living there!
|After climbing the steps, follow the path to our door!
We spent the evening of July 4th carrying stones and rocks to make this path. It's much nicer than the muddy path we had before.
In 2008 we noticed that someone was building on "our land," we would often take walks by there to watch the progress. It wasn't long before we noticed that the house being built was the exact house kit we had looked at from Canada. It felt so fitting that "our house" was being built on "our land" and from then on we would refer to it as "our house" J. We got to see our "Dream" house being built right before our eyes!
|Matti playing in our backyard
In 2010, God provided a 2,000 square foot building for church. We moved into this building and it became our new home for many years. We lived in one part of the building and used the other part for church services and activities. Over the next few years, we would drive by our "dream" house on the hill. One day we noticed that it was for sale on-line. We didn't think anything of it, except we did enjoy looking at the pictures of the inside.
|The Living Room with a View
Last year, as our ministry began to grow, we started praying about what to do. We knew our ministry could grow if we had more space, so we first started looking for other places for holding services. Then it was like the LORD said, why don't you move out of the church building?! This had been our home now for over 5 years, the longest we had ever lived in one place! At first, no one wanted to even think of moving! We loved our home and hated the thought of leaving it. However, we knew the set-up of the building was perfect for a church kitchen and fellowship hall as well as extra Sunday school rooms. This would also give us the opportunity to knock down some walls to enlarge the sanctuary from 350 square feet to almost double.
|The Kitchen. We love the open floor plan!
We went online and began to look for houses for sale. Guess what house was still on the market?!?! Yes, our little dream house on the hill! We set up an appointment and finally got to see the inside of it. It had closets…it's actually one of the only houses in town with closets. It had 2 full bathrooms! The master bedroom had a small walk-in closet and its own private bath with a bathtub. Our first house in Greenland with a bathtub!!! We immediately fell in love with it! A small, but perfectly set up house with a view overlooking the Bay with all its icebergs! Another thing that we always prayed for was a yard for the children to have a safe place to play. Now they have a mountain as their backyard! "Delight thyself also in the Lord: and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart."
|The Dining Area
There is so much more to the story, but for sake of time, I will simply say, God gave us our Dream House! Today is exactly one year since we moved into this house. Not a day has gone by, where we haven't thanked God for this peaceful little home He has provided for us. It still doesn't seem real! Our home has become our haven. We spend a lot of time at the church still, dealing with people and ministry responsibilities. At the end of the day, it is nice to have a separate place to come home to!
|Our House
Once again God has proven that He can do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think!
With God All Things Are Possible!
With God All Things Are Possible!
Friday, July 14, 2017
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The Pontifical Council for the Laity is organizing an International Youth Forum, which occurs every three years, in the small Italian town Rocca di Papa from March 24-28 of this year.
The theme of the conference, which aims to bring together a diverse group of young people from around the world, is "Learning to Love."
The nearly 300 participants will reflect on love's role in vocations, marriage, family, consecrated life and the priesthood. Forum attendees will be able to attend lectures, round table discussions, witness and work groups.
The gathering is the tenth is the International Youth Forum series. Participants are delegated by episcopal conferences as well as mainstream international movements and associations.
Delegates to the forum will also have the privilege of participating in the Pope's meeting with young people from Rome and Lazio, which will take place on Thursday, March 25.
The congress will conclude with Palm Sunday Mass celebrated by Pope Benedict in St. Peter's Square. The Mass is usually attended by thousands of young people from around the world.


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Broom-ball, Orbotix Style
16 Feb 2012
Last Thursday, the Orbotix team did something active. We competed in the local Broom-ball tournament, hosted by the One Boulder Plaza Ice Rink. While we play with balls all day long, ours are of the robotic variety. They don't involve running, dodging, diving, and sliding across a field of ice. Needless to say, we kicked off the night with an epic performance against the reigning champions from last year - the actual Ice Rink staff. Also competing this year were teams from local businesses: WW Reynolds, Sterling Rice, Newton Running, Reuben's Burger Bistro (order the Road Rash), Occipital (high five to the one-woman teams), and Shooters Bar & Grill. For those who aren't local to the Boulder scene, that list includes everyone from hard-core gamers and programmers to bartenders and bankers. Not to anyone's surprise, the team who runs the rink won the competition. Our hard-hats are off to you guys - thanks for hosting and organizing an event to remember!
What happens when you hand a team of techies a real ball and a "broom" that more closely resembles a sledge hammer? Watch the video to find out.


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Clinton says no swap for hikers
Thu., Feb. 4, 2010
WASHINGTON – Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Wednesday ruled out Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's suggestion that three detained American hikers in Iran be swapped with Iranian citizens held in the United States.
Clinton said that the hikers, along with other Americans jailed in Iran, should be released immediately on humanitarian grounds. She said there is no basis for their continued detention.
"We call on Iran to release all of the American citizens that they have currently detained," she told reporters. "We believe they are being unjustly detained and they should be released without further delay. We also are very committed to making it clear to the Iranians that they should do so on humanitarian grounds since the detention of our citizens is baseless."
Her comments came a day after Ahmadinejad suggested in a television interview that the three American hikers be traded for Iranians that Tehran says are currently in U.S. jails. Ahmadinejad also suggested that there were talks under way regarding such a swap, something Clinton denied.
"There are no negotiations going on between us and the Iranians," she said. "They should unilaterally release our detained citizens.
Clinton said the Iranian government is fully aware that if it has questions about Iranians in U.S. jails, it can request information through proper channels.
Iranian authorities arrested the hikers – Shane Bauer, Sarah Shourd and Josh Fattal – in late July after they strayed across the Iranian border from Iraq.


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Venezuelans face a 60-fold hike in gas prices, now less than a penny a gallon.
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2000 Toyota Land Cruiser Questions
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My Land cruiser's AC emits a unfamiliar smell via vents. The AC drain tube is leaking/dripping on front passenger floor board, and AC is making weird noises (horn sound) at random times
When I start my LC at various times in the last several months, there is a high pitch screeching sound for around two seconds. It sound like my starter maybe on its way out. Please advise ASAP! getting
mechanic says likely a coil or spark plugs. also says possible bad valve and would need an entire new engine. Just bought the car for 6K and had it checked before purchase. It just had it's 200K service less than 10k ago. was well cared for but did I just get taken?
The temp of the engine apears to be ok
Traction control light illuminates for no reason and locks right front break weekly
We have replaced the two valves i think something to do with the injectors
clanking from either tranny or drivetrain. mechanic didn't want to change tranny oil due to "cavities." he said it might be nothing wrong.
A couple of years ago the stereo/radio/digital clock,etc. would come on intermittantly. You could drive quite a while then turn the motor off and when you restart it would not come on again. It got to be less and less that it would come on. Now it doesn't come on at all and the power side view mirrors don't work electronically and there has been a few times where the windows don't always respond.
my 2000 toyota landcruiser cranks but will not start. it was running fine before i parked it, then when i went back to start it, only cranks... I confirmed the fuel pump is working, and found there is NO SPARK at the plugs. no DTC codes...
I had one ignition coil go out. The repair place suggested to replace the one only at $240. complete. I asked if replacing the spark plugs or the other coils would be wise and they said to carry an extra coil in the vehicle if traveling in the backwoods or something so I could install it myself.
Are ignition coils prone to go out and what amount of miles does the timing belt usually go out? thanks
Are ignition coils prone to go out and what amount of miles does the timing belt usually go out? thanks
I have a 2000 Toyota Land Crusier. On several mornings recently, when I go out to start the car, it does absolutely nothing. It doesn't click, it doesn't struggle to turn over; it just doesn't respond. On the third try or so, it fires up and gives me no trouble the rest of the day. There aren't any indicator lights flashing and the battery is fairly new.
I took the car to a mechanic and he said it would take 4 hours to remove the manifold to diagnose the problem. He also said any repair would probably cost thousands.
Any suggestions?
Thank you!
I took the car to a mechanic and he said it would take 4 hours to remove the manifold to diagnose the problem. He also said any repair would probably cost thousands.
Any suggestions?
Thank you!
Just wondering if someone can tell me how to overhaul my power steering pump?
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