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Listen to New Releases From AraabMuzik, the Microphones, CFCF, Whirr Via Pitchfork Advance
By Pitchfork on July 1, 2013 at 01:30 p.m.
AraabMuzik is releasing The Remixes Vol. 1 on July 9. It features Skrillex, Kid Cudi, Travis Barker, and others, on remixes of tracks from the Ultra Records roster, including Mt. Eden, Steve Aoki, Brass Knuckles, and the Bloody Beetroots. It's streaming now via Pitchfork Advance, our immersive music streaming platform designed to emulate the classic album experience. Listen here.
Mount Eerie's Phil Elverum to Reissue Five Albums From the Microphones
By Jenn Pelly on February 28, 2013 at 09:30 a.m.
Phil Elverum has been releasing music under the name Mount Eerie in recent years (including two records under that moniker last year, Clear Moon and Ocean Roar). But before beginning the Mount Eerie project in 2003, Elverum recorded lo-fi records as the Microphones for K Records from 1997 to 2002.
Watch Phil Elverum Karaoke Lil Wayne
By Carrie Battan on September 12, 2011 at 12:10 p.m.
"You know we ain't fucking if you not thick/And I cool your ass down if you think you're hot shit," is probably the last line you'd expect to come from the mouth of the Microphones/Mount Eerie frontman Phil Elverum. But it did. Elverum apparently found himself at the China Clipper karaoke bar in Olympia, Washington this weekend, belting out (shockingly well) the lyrics to Lil Wayne's "Got Money" ft. T-Pain.
The Microphones and Bishop Allen Release 7" Single Recorded on Ancient Wire Recorder
By Tom Breihan on March 31, 2011 at 03:40 p.m.
A new 7" single features a few indie bands recording on the lowest of lo-fi equipment: a 1940s-vintage Webster Wire Recorder, a predecessor to magnetic tape that recorded onto steel wire and caused all sorts of sound distortions. The 7", recorded in 2007, features the Microphones, Golden Boots, Bishop Allen, and Paleo. It's called, appropriately enough, Microphones, Golden Boots, Bishop Allen and Paleo Collaborate With a 1940's Wire Recorder.
Mount Eerie Preps "Black Metal" Album
By Tom Breihan on June 12, 2009 at 11:10 a.m.
The music Phil Elverum has made over the years hasn't been that far removed from that of, say, Xasthur. The man behind the Microphones and Mount Eerie shares a few predilections with underground black metal: creeped-out lo-fi atmospherics, otherworldly despair, the sense that we're dealing with a fragile loner desperate to keep the rest of the world out. Doesn't hurt that the man's last name sounds like some Lord of the Rings sub-species, either.
Last year, Elverum made the connection a little more concrete with his Black Wooden Ceiling Opening EP, the first release where he explicitly experimented with black metal dynamics. The result, especially the bottomlessly sad opener "Appetite", made for some one of the most hypnotically wracked music of Elverum's career.
On August 18, Elverum will blow that experiment out to album length when P.W. Elverum & Sun releases Mount Eerie's Wind's Poem, which is being touted as his "black metal album." Elverum recorded the album himself in various locations around his hometown of Anacortes, Washington. Nick Krgovich of No Kids dropped by to add some harmonies, but as with most Microphones/Mount Eerie releases, this is basically all Elverum here. That's the cover above, and the tracklist is below.
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the pig is a little too realistic for me, where I lose the humor in the idea and worry about the fate of Mr. pig. Maybe you could make the pig look like he deserves it. Make him look like he's hogging all the money and the hammer is justifiable
hmmm, you should try to make this work in a way that doesn't require the text explanation. or if you have to use the text maybe display it in a wheel of fortune format
execution great, but the content seems to strong for threadless
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Challet Etienne - - 2009
Circadian clocks enable the organisms to anticipate predictable cycling events in the environment. The mechanisms of the main circadian clock, localized in the suprachiasmatic nuclei of the hypothalamus, involve intracellular autoregulatory transcriptional loops of specific genes, called clock genes. In the suprachiasmatic clock, circadian oscillations of clock genes are primarily ...
Verwey M - - 2009
Circadian rhythms in mammalian behaviour and physiology rely on daily oscillations in the expression of canonical clock genes. Circadian rhythms in clock gene expression are observed in the master circadian clock, the suprachiasmatic nucleus but are also observed in many other brain regions that have diverse roles, including influences on ...
Davidson Alec J - - 2009
Behavior ablation remains a powerful, if not cutting-edge, approach for localization of function within the nervous system. The initial discovery of the suprachiasmatic nuclei as the site of the mammalian light-entrainable circadian pacemaker is owed to this approach. Food-anticipatory activity (FAA), an output of a putative feeding-entrainable circadian pacemaker, is ...
Carneiro Breno Tercio Santos - - 2009
Food is critical for all animal species. Its temporal availability is a relevant signal for organizing behavioral and physiological parameters. When food is restricted to a few hours per day, rats, mice, and other mammals exhibit anticipatory activity before mealtime (food-anticipatory activity). There is considerable evidence suggesting that this anticipation ...
Feeding and defecation patterns of Rhodnius nasutus (Hemiptera; Reduviidae), a triatomine native ...
Oliveira Tiago G - - 2009
The importance of Rhodnius nasutus in the transmission of Chagas disease in northeastern Brazil was investigated regarding feeding and defecation patterns of this triatomine under laboratory conditions. An average of 30 samples were studied for each instar, from fourth-instar nymphs onward. On average, 86.4% started feeding after less than 10 ...
Preston T Reg - - 2009
Responding to the challenges posed by global warming, peak oil and biofuels will require a paradigm shift in the practice of agriculture and in the role of live stock within the farming system. Farming systems should aim at maximizing plant biomass production from locally available diversified resources, processing of the ...
Sotka Erik E - - 2009
Gulf of Mexico blooms of the dinoflagellate Karenia brevis produce neurotoxic cyclic polyethers called brevetoxins. During and after a red tide bloom in southwestern Florida, K. brevis cells lyse and release brevetoxins, which then sink to the benthos and coat the surfaces of seagrasses and their epiphytes. We tested the ...
Rahman M M - - 2009
In order to better understand behaviour patterns of common carp Cyprinus carpio in aquaculture ponds, their diel grazing, swimming, resting and schooling behaviours were observed in six 1 m(2) tanks under simulated pond conditions. Each tank was fertilized to stimulate natural food production before starting experiments, and then stocked with ...
Howie J A - - 2009
Selection for increased growth rate in livestock is accompanied by increased requirements for food resources. It has been suggested that more intensively selected birds, such as broilers, have altered food intake control mechanisms and may be constantly hungry, due to the high demands of fast growth rates. If this is ...
Verwey Michael - - 2009
When food availability is restricted to a single time of day, circadian rhythms of behavior and physiology in rodents shift to anticipate the predictable time of food arrival. It has been hypothesized that certain food-anticipatory rhythms are linked to the induction and entrainment of rhythms in clock gene expression in ...
Hartley Paul S PS Centre for Cardiovascular Science, Queen's Medical Research Institute, The University of Edinburgh, 47 Little France Crescent, Edinburgh EH16 4TJ, UK. - - 2009
Circadian (c. 24 h) rhythms of physiology are entrained to either the environmental light-dark cycle or the timing of food intake. In the current work the hypothesis that rhythms of platelet turnover in mammals are circadian and entrained by food intake was explored in mice. Mice were entrained to 12 ...
Pan Xiaoyue - - 2009
Clock genes respond to external stimuli and exhibit circadian rhythms. This study investigated the expression of clock genes in the small intestine and their contribution in the regulation of nutrient absorption by enterocytes. We examined expression of clock genes and macronutrient transport proteins in the small intestines of wild-type and ...
Clark E L - - 2009
Mice lacking orexin/hypocretin signaling have sudden episodes of atonia and paralysis during active wakefulness. These events strongly resemble cataplexy, episodes of sudden muscle weakness triggered by strong positive emotions in people with narcolepsy, but it remains unknown whether murine cataplexy is triggered by positive emotions. To determine whether positive emotions ...
Hussain M Mahmood - - 2009
Light and food are two major environmental factors that impact daily life. Light entrainment is centrally controlled by suprachiasmatic nuclei of the hypothalamus. Food entrainment might require cooperation between the intestine and dorsomedial hypothalamus. Clock genes that are essential for light entrainment also play a part in food entrainment. Understanding ...
Storch Kai-Florian - - 2009
When food availability is restricted to a particular time each day, mammals exhibit food-anticipatory activity (FAA), a daily increase in locomotor activity preceding the presentation of food. Considerable historical evidence suggests that FAA is driven by a food-entrainable circadian clock distinct from the master clock of the suprachiasmatic nucleus. Multiple ...
Kusama Toyoko - - 2009
After the detection of the first case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) in Japan in September 2001, the Japanese government introduced a series of animal feed control measures to reduce the risk of the spread of the disease from a feed source. To ensure the proper implementation of these measures, ...
The dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus is not necessary for food-anticipatory circadian rhythms of ...
Moriya Takahiro - - 2009
Circadian rhythms in mammals are regulated by a light-entrainable circadian pacemaker in the hypothalamic suprachiasmatic nucleus and food-entrainable oscillators located elsewhere in the brain and body. The dorsomedial hypothalamic nucleus (DMH) has been proposed to be the site of oscillators driving food-anticipatory circadian rhythms, but this is controversial. To further ...
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Food and feeding habits of the mochokid fish, Syndontis ocellifer from River Adofi was studied. The food items in the stomach of S. ocellifer covered a wide spectrum, ranging from various types of algae, detritus, sand and mud to invertebrates. Thus, the species exhibited an omnivorous feeding. The absolute and ...
Jansen T - - 2009
A total of 84 farmers in 31 villages of Guadalcanal, Western, Malaita and Central Provinces of the Solomon Islands were surveyed to obtain baseline information on the current feeding practices and farmer attitudes to village poultry production. Farming of village chickens in the Solomon Islands is conducted on a small ...
van Dijk Marijn - - 2009
During the introduction of solid food (usually indicated as the weaning period), infant and caregiver have to adjust their feeding interactions to a completely changed feeding context. In this paper, we argue that these adjustments can be seen as a complex process in which many factors are involved. As a ...
Nakagawa Naofumi - - 2009
In this review I outline studies on wild non-human primates using information on feeding rate, which is defined as the food intake per minute on a dry-weight basis; further, I summarize the significance of feeding rate in primate feeding ecology. The optimal foraging theory has addressed three aspects of animal ...
Tallett A J - - 2009
The behavioural satiety sequence (BSS) is an important method for assessing the selectivity of treatment (physiological, pharmacological and/or genetic) effects on food intake in rodents. The concept describes the natural progression from feeding to resting, with the transition between the two a useful biomarker of behavioural satiety. Although treatments can ...
Hoque M A - - 2009
Genetic parameters for feed intake and performance traits of 514 bulls and carcass traits of 22 099 of their progeny, and the relationships of measures of feed intake with performance and carcass traits were estimated. Feed intake traits were dry matter intake (DMI), concentrate intake (CONI), roughage intake, ratio of ...
Verhagen Linda A W - - 2009
Activity-based anorexia (ABA) is considered an animal model for anorexia nervosa (AN). By scheduled feeding and voluntary wheel running, it mimics severe body weight loss and increased physical activity in AN. Pharmacological, genetic and imaging studies implicate dopamine and serotonin in the regulation of feeding behavior, food-anticipatory activity, and food ...
Nair, S.R.S.
The salp Thalia democratica was found to feed on Chaetoceros sp. continuously during the entire experimental period of 24 hours. The rate of consumption (0.09-0.16% animal sup(-1) h sup(-1)), however, did not differ significantly. Faecal output also followed a similar trend (0.073-0.098% animal sup(-1) h sup(-1)). Food concentration, thus, did ...
Mistlberger Ralph E - - 2009
Daily feeding schedules generate food anticipatory rhythms of behavior and physiology that exhibit canonical properties of circadian clock control. The molecular mechanisms and location of food-entrainable circadian oscillators hypothesized to control food anticipatory rhythms are unknown. In 2008, Fuller et al reported that food-entrainable circadian rhythms are absent in mice ...
Van Wassenbergh Sam - - 2009
Food scraping has independently evolved twice from suction feeding in the evolution of catfishes: within neotropical Loricarioidea and paleotropical Mochokidae. To gain insight in the evolutionary transitions associated with the evolution towards scraping, we analyzed prey capture kinematics in two species of benthic suction feeders which belong to taxa that ...
Wells Deborah L - - 2009
This study explored the effect of 3 feeding devices (food-filled baskets, polyvinyl chloride tubes, frozen ice pops) on the behavior of 4 zoo-housed moloch gibbons. The project studied the gibbons for 5 days during a control condition (no feeding enrichment) and 5 days per condition of feeding enrichment, when 3 ...
Romero L F - - 2009
This trial characterized residual feed intake (RFI) and residual maintenance requirement (RME(m)) as measures of energetic efficiency in broiler breeder hens. The RFI was defined as the difference between observed and expected ME intake and RME(m) as the difference between observed and expected maintenance requirements. A total of 600 Ross ...
Matulka Ray A - - 2009
Dietary fats in food are natural energy sources to animals and are included in the American Association of Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) manual as a requirement for dog food. Medium chain triglycerides are comprised of a glycerol backbone esterified to medium chain length (8-12 carbon) fatty acids (FA) and, in ...
Kröller Katja - - 2009
Research concerning child's food intake have considered various influencing factors, for example parental feeding strategies, demographic and weight factors. At this time, however, there are few findings that explore these factors simultaneously. Accordingly, the aim of this study was to test a structural equation model regarding the associations between maternal ...
Pendergast Julie S - - 2009
Food availability is a potent environmental cue that directs circadian locomotor activity in rodents. Even though nocturnal rodents prefer to forage at night, daytime food anticipatory activity (FAA) is observed prior to short meals presented at a scheduled time of day. Under this restricted feeding regimen, rodents exhibit two distinct ...
Mistlberger Ralph E - - 2009
Evidence that circadian food-anticipatory activity and temperature rhythms are absent in Bmal1 knockout mice and rescued by restoration of Bmal1 expression selectively in the dorsomedial hypothalamus was published in 2008 by Fuller et al and critiqued in 2009 by Mistlberger et al. Fuller et al have responded to the critique ...
Daniels Lynne A - - 2009
Primary prevention of childhood overweight is an international priority. In Australia 20-25% of 2-8 year olds are already overweight. These children are at substantially increased the risk of becoming overweight adults, with attendant increased risk of morbidity and mortality. Early feeding practices determine infant exposure to food (type, amount, frequency) ...
Wong Richard - - 2009
Measurement of food intake in the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster is often necessary for studies of behaviour, nutrition and drug administration. There is no reliable and agreed method for measuring food intake of flies in undisturbed, steady state, and normal culture conditions. We report such a method, based on measurement ...
Wentzell Margaret M MM Department of Biological Sciences and Laboratory of Integrated Neuroscience, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, Ill. 60607, - - 2009
The motor systems that generate feeding-related behaviors of gastropod mollusks provide exceptional opportunities for increasing our understanding of neural homologies and the evolution of neural networks. This report examines the neural control of feeding in Helisoma trivolvis, a pulmonate snail that ingests food by rasping or scraping material from the ...
Coulthard Helen H School of Psychology, Birmingham University, Birmingham, UK. - - 2009
The study aimed to follow up children who had been introduced to lumpy solids (chewy foods) at different ages, and to assess their dietary intake and feeding difficulties at seven years of age. Information was collected from a geographically defined population of 7821 mothers of children born in 1991/92, part ...
Soroka Juliana J - - 2008
Field studies were conducted at two locations on the Canadian prairies to investigate use of reduced ratios of insecticide-treated seed in controlling flea beetle (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae, Phyllotreta spp.) damage to canola (Brassica napus L. and Brassica rapa L.). Five treatments were evaluated: bare seed control, fungicide-only (0X), and three ratios ...
Jaman M Firoj - - 2008
Individuals adapt to changes in their environment, such as food availability and temperature, by adjusting the amount of time spent in different behavioral activities. These adjustments in behavior should vary across age-sex class according to specific physiological and social needs. We studied the activity budgets of three social Japanese macaque ...
Sutton Gregory M - - 2008
Entrainment of anticipatory activity and wakefulness to nutrient availability is a poorly understood component of energy homeostasis. Restricted feeding (RF) paradigms with a periodicity of 24 h rapidly induce entrainment of rhythms anticipating food presentation that are independent of master clocks in the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) but do require other ...
Wanapat Metha - - 2009
Energy and protein sources are of prime importance for ruminants as they stimulate microorganisms in the rumen and enhance the productive functions of the animals. Cassava roots in the form of dry cassava chips or pellets as energy sources and dried cassava leaves and cassava hay as protein sources have ...
Preston T Reg - - 2009
Responding to the challenges posed by global warming, peak oil and biofuels will require a paradigm shift in the practice of agriculture and in the role of live stock within the farming system. Farming systems should aim at maximizing plant biomass production from locally available diversified resources, processing of the ...
Coronado-Gonzalez Pablo A - - 2008
Abstract Food-based attractants incorporating an insecticide are an important component of area-wide control programmes for the Mediterranean fruit fly, Ceratitis capitata (Wiedemann) (Diptera: Tephritidae). This study was carried out to understand the feeding mechanism of adults of this species. Mouthparts of C. capitata are similar in general structure to those ...
Mistlberger Ralph E - - 2008
Fuller et al. (Reports, 23 May 2008, p. 1074) reported that the dorsomedial hypothalamus contains a Bmal1-based oscillator that can drive food-entrained circadian rhythms. We report that mice bearing a null mutation of Bmal1 exhibit normal food-anticipatory circadian rhythms. Lack of food anticipation in Bmal1-/- mice reported by Fuller et ...
Hetzner Nina M Philipsen NM NCCF, Department of Human Development at Teachers College, Columbia University, 525 West 120th Street, 39, New York, NY 10027, USA. - - 2009
To explore the different combinations of early feeding practices and their association with child illness in toddlerhood (i.e., asthma, respiratory infections, gastrointestinal infections, and ear infections). The Early Child Longitudinal Study-Birth Cohort (ECLS-B) offers a unique opportunity to address this issue, as the study features a nationally representative sample of ...
Mantovani Alberto - - 2009
As a key element of the 'farm-to-fork' approach, an assessment of the safety of feed components should consider major long-term toxicological hazards, such as endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs). In this review, attention is given to endocrine-modulating trace elements (such as iodine and trivalent chromium) and their potentially sensitive subgroups as ...
Aboud Frances E - - 2008
Responsive complementary feeding, whereby the mother feeds her child in response to child cues of hunger state and psychomotor abilities, is a problem in some countries, and likely contributes to malnutrition. Interventions are needed to evaluate whether promoting responsive feeding would add any benefit. Using a cluster randomized field trial, ...
Tacon Albert G J - - 2008
The ultimate objective of an aquaculture feed manufacturer and aquaculture food supplier is to ensure that the feed or food produced is both safe and wholesome. Reported food safety risks, which may be associated with the use of commercial animal feeds, including compound aquaculture feeds, usually result from the possible ...
Hoque M A - - 2009
Records on 514 bulls from the sire population born from 1978 to 2004, and on 22,099 of their field progeny born from 1997 to 2003 with available pedigree information (total number = 124,458) were used to estimate genetic parameters for feed intake and energy efficiency traits of bulls and their ...
Kittell Michele M - - 2008
Goliath groupers (Epinephelus itajara) are large charismatic species, which are often residents in public aquaria. This study reports a novel approach to feeding techniques for three resident goliath groupers. Because of the size and depth of their exhibit, the groupers were conditioned to hand feed from aquarists. Daily food logs ...
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What are some ideas for a haircut?
No, I'm not going to do anything just because random people on the internet told me to, I'm just looking for ideas. I have kind of a big forehead so I like having hair of some kind in my face. Right now it's kind of parted to the left a bit so it falls a little over my forehead. I don't really know how to cut it! It's naturally thick and wavy/curly and gets frizzy easily. I'm trying to grow it out but since I have some dead ends I decided to try something new when I get those cut. I was thinking either bangs down to just below my eyebrows or side bangs cut down to I-don't-know-where-yet. I was also thinking about some layers, like where you take some random locks and cut them just slightly shorter then the majority of the hair. (Looks a lot better then I'm making it sound.) I don't really know for sure yet.


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Unfortunately it's not possible to make reservations for this hotel at this time.. Click here to see nearby hotels Hostellerie PetrusOerenstraat 13, 8690 Alveringem (Show map) Hostellerie Petrus is surrounded by tranquil polder landscape, only a 10 minute drive from Veurne. It features free Wi-Fi, a game room and grounds with a terrace and barbecue. All of the rooms at Petrus are simply furnished and have cable TV, a minibar and a sitting area. Some of the rooms have original features including beamed ceilings. The North Sea beach and Plopsaland are a 15 minute drive from the hotel. The center of Brugge, featuring the Groenigemuseum, is 40 minutes away by car. The French border is 6 miles from the hotel. Guests can enjoy French and Belgian cuisine with fish specialties at the Petrus restaurant. The daily Continental breakfast is served on the terrace, which features a pond. The local area is suitable for cycling and hiking. Petrus Hostellerie has a bike rental and packed lunch service. There is free public parking available on site and a storage shed for bicycles is also available. Hotel Rooms: 14 Why use Booking.com?Why use Booking.com?Low ratesNo booking fees • Save money! • Best Price Guaranteed 433,412 properties worldwide
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Whether you are in a good mood, bad mood, celebrating successes, or stroking your failed ego nothing makes a person feel better then cranking up the radio. As my semester came to a close this spring, and the black hole of the job market began sucking me in, I found myself only able to relax when screaming the lyrics to Chumbawamba's classic hit, Tubthumping. Don't judge me, we all have our go-to songs that just seem to make the world go round. For another friend of mine, who will also be graduating this weekend, it's the musical genius of Sonny Curtis's Love is All Around.
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Ok, so it's not really another friend of mine. It's me. My point is that there seems to be a song for everything these days! You can't think or say one thing without it being a title from the latest Top 40 hit. Even deciding to take a personal day and laying around the house now has it's own theme song. (Thanks Bruno Mars, you truly know the way to this girl's heart) One fabulous singer that really knows how to tell it like it is would be the amazing Mr. Tim McGraw.
Playing at the Alerus Center at 7pm on Tuesday, May 17th, Tim McGraw has been pumping out hit after hit since the early 90s. He's had 11 consecutive albums debut at #1 on the Billboard albums chart, won 3 Grammys, 14 ACMs, 11 CMAs, 10 AMAs and he's really good at his ABC's. He has to be since he's written twenty-one #1 singles for Billboard's Hot Country Songs Chart!
I will most definitely be checking out Mr. McGraw at the Alerus Center on Tuesday, but until then here are is my "Top Five†list of Tim McGraw lyrics to be used as corny facebook statuses:
5. "Someday I hope you get the chance to live like you were dyin'.â€
4. "She's my kind of rain, like love in a drunken sky. She's confetti falling down all night.â€
3. "I'd never be anybody else's lovesick fool. It ain't cool.â€
2. "And if you wonder about the spell I'm under…It's your loveâ€
1.  "She cranks my tractor with just one kissâ€
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Haircut and heart check
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If I were Egubuono and I had found a respite of a sound mind - then read this article about the chaos and damage I caused - I would think I was being mocked and that the church valued (according to ho more »
Comment on: Pedophile priest identified as man sitting next to Whitey Bulger in photo released by defense - Boston.com
That picture had me uneasy from first glance - 1) the priest seems too forward leaning in toward Bugler (he was) 2) Bugler looks uneasy and his legs are crossed. Does Whitey know something has to be p more »
Comment on: Charles River opens for public swim for first time since 1950s - Boston.com
I've been Stand Up Paddling in the Charles for the last 3 summers and I have never been sick once. I will say that it is probably not a good idea to go in the day after a strong rain as the run-off g more »
Comment on: Leslie Berlowitz claims of doctoral degree sparks federal investigation - Metro - The Boston Globe
I agree with the comments about the board being complicit after the evidence becomes astonishingly clear regarding fraud of 'Dr Berlowitz.' Now, it is face saving strategies for all involved. I beleiv more »
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I was once forced to work with a consultant that supposedly had an MBA from NYU. After our first project together I had serious doubts. I called NYU to verify. The consultant had no degree of any kind more »
Comment on: Longtime news anchor is set to get diploma from Tufts Sunday - Metro - The Boston Globe
GREAT! It is never too late! Go for a Master's and/or teaching credential! Shoot, i went back after my 5 kids were 'adults.' (do they ever grow up?) College was another world! I know what its like to more »
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Dear Cardinal O'Malley, I am a craddle Roman Catholic, abused by a priest and a nun 40 years ago - I forgave and came back. In a couple of weeks I graduate with an MDiv from Harvard Divinity School - more »
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I lost my daughter at age 27 - 2 1/2 years ago - it slams you harder than you can ever ever ever ever imagine - have some manners and heart people. that pastor and his family are in shock. they had a more »
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Love/hate email. The expectation to return one FAST does not always agree w me. I do not care to look at email as often as people seem connected. What helped was an automatice message to that effect. more »
"a native of Argentina whose given name is Jorge Mario Bergoglio." Well, the NYT had to bow and make a correction to his name - I hope the Boston Globe follows: "Jorge Maria Bergoglio" I have a Spanis more »
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I was invited to go but had to pass because of deadlines for papers - just to know how great it was makes me feel better though I missed it.
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Wait - these are minors and thier names are released - what is going on? In CA (where I am from) this is not okay. Is MA under a different journalistic ethic with minors and 'criminality' - alledged p more »
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screw the shame and get the help, now
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God's angels be all around this baby and her family - what joy! Peace all who have posted - even the ones who struggle with joy over a birth, natural and spectacular as this birth is - my joy for thi more »
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Get Well Mayor! Don't overdue it :) Merry Christmas!!!!
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Used to work at Nordstrom - they are FIRM about no holiday decorations until after Thanksgiving. The can have inexpensive stuff - carry high and low end prices - gotta know how to shop it :) I say NO more »
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Dude, this was a gentle roller, we Californians have names for types earthquakes like you have for snow - it made be realize how homesick I was. Having said that, I was wondering if it was a 'psychic more »
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I live in Cambridge and have a 310 (Hermosa Beach, CA) area code that s my only tie left to where I came from. Its last four numbers spell out SURF and no way am I giving that up, dude. more »
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Mike Pence's remarks, as prepared for delivery, at Saturday's campaign kickoff rally in Columbus, Ind.:
"Thank you Michael, Charlotte and Audrey, and thank you to the love of my life and my first lady for 26 years, Karen Pence. Isn't she great?
"You know, Karen and I met at a little church across the street from the governor's residence in Indianapolis back in 1983. Honey, I think these people want us to go back to where we started!
"I am especially grateful to be joined by so many distinguished guests, party leaders, elected officials, supporters and friends who have taken the time to attend.
"Welcome to my hometown, Columbus, Indiana!
"I was born and raised in this town.
"I grew up in a small house not far from here with big dreams and a cornfield in my backyard.
"My grandfather was an Irish immigrant who came to this country in 1919. My parents came to Indiana before I was born and raised a family of four boys and two girls. I was raised to believe, 'To whom much is given, much will be required,' and our folks required a lot of us.
"At our house, we worked.
"My first job was washing dishes at Gene's Cafeteria. After that, I worked for five years as a gas station attendant up on Highway 31 to help pay my way through college.
"I went to college down on the Ohio River, went to law school in Indianapolis, met the girl of my dreams, raised a family, started a business and spent ten years traveling this state, talking with everyday Hoosiers from the airwaves to co-ops, to county fairs.
"And then I had the chance to fulfill a boyhood dream representing Indiana in our nation's capital, which brings me to today.
"On behalf of my family, here and gone, on behalf of all those who have stood with me for so many years, on behalf of conservative Hoosier values, I am here to make it official:
"I'm Mike Pence, I'm from Columbus, and I'm running for governor of Indiana.
"Next to being a husband and father, serving Indiana as governor would be the highest honor of my life but that's not why I'm running for governor. There are really three reasons.
"First, I'm running for governor because I love this state, and I believe Hoosiers are the best people in America.
"Anybody will tell you, I do love Indiana.
"I love everything about it.
"From the Ohio River to the Golden Dome, from high school basketball to the Oaken Bucket, from the steel mills to the Speedway, Indiana is special.
"But it's the people of Indiana who make it special.
"I've heard it in the wisdom of everyday Hoosiers who called me from kitchens, shop floors and tractors.
"I've seen the character of Hoosiers in the patriotism at Fourth of July parades and at quiet Memorial Day services.
"I've seen it in the eyes of Hoosier soldiers from Camp Atterbury to Kabul and Jalalabad, Baghdad and Ramadi. There's a reason Indiana has one of the largest national guards in America: Hoosiers believe in serving their country.
"And through it all I've seen the goodness, generosity, decency and wisdom of everyday Hoosiers.
"Like three years ago this week in the aftermath of a 100-year flood that devastated this hometown of mine, including my boyhood home on 31st Street.
"As I drove through one neighborhood in a squad car, the police officer told me, 'A few hours after the flood was over, the only thing you couldn't find in this neighborhood was a parking space.' I said, 'What do you mean?'
"He said, 'People just started showing up from all over with coolers full of food and water, toolboxes and pickup trucks to help families put their lives back together.'
"One man at a shelter told me, 'These fellas showed up the day of the flood, said they was from the Baptist church and were there to fix my house. I told 'em, "But I'm not a Baptist," and they said, "We don't care.""
"That's Indiana: decent, generous, modest and hardworking.
"And that's why I want to be governor.
"Because I think the people of Indiana are the heart of the heartland.
"There is nothing the people of Indiana can't accomplish if we work together with the common sense and common values that make this state great.
"Second, I'm running for governor because I believe Indiana is on the verge of an era of growth and opportunity like no other in my lifetime, and we can't go back now.
"After 16 years of leadership at the Statehouse that left our state with record debt and higher taxes, with our state roads and bureaucracy crumbling, thanks to the leadership of Governor Mitch Daniels, Indiana has balanced budgets, lower taxes and improved state government in countless ways, including the most promising education reforms in the country.
"Because of what Hoosiers have done together, Indiana has become the fiscal envy of the nation and had the third fastest growing economy in the country in 2010.
"But despite all the progress we've made, we can't afford to stop.
"For as we gather here today, thousands of Hoosier families are hurting, struggling to find work. Some are trapped in failing schools. Others are going home on unsafe streets or to families in crisis.
"Despite some recent good news, unemployment in Indiana is still over 8 percent, and thousands have quit looking for jobs altogether.
"Food stamps and welfare rolls are swollen.
"These are hard times for too many in our state.
"So, our work is far from over.
"Everywhere I've gone in Indiana over the past six months, the message is the same: Hoosiers appreciate the progress we've made.
"But almost to a person they say, 'We gotta keep it goin'!'
"And they're right.
"We gotta keep Indiana growing, but that won't happen without a fight.
"Right now, Hoosiers are faced with an avalanche of unfunded mandates, regulations and taxes that threaten our freedom and stifle our growth.
"To keep Indiana growing, we need to be willing to put Indiana first.
"We need to be willing to say 'Yes' to Indiana and 'No' to Washington, D.C.
"Those who know me know I fight for what I believe in, and I believe in Indiana.
"As your governor, I'll fight for the freedom of every Hoosier to live, to work, to run our schools without unnecessary federal intrusion and Indiana will lead the fight against cap and trade and ObamaCare.
"To keep Indiana growing, we need a positive vision that builds on the success of the recent past, which brings me to my third and final reason.
"I'm running for governor because I have a vision for an even better Indiana.
"Good jobs, great schools, safe streets, strong families.
"And everything starts with a good-paying job.
"Some think you stimulate the economy through government borrowing, spending and bailouts.
"Hoosiers know better. The best stimulus plan is simple: less taxes, less red tape and more fiscal responsibility equals more jobs.
"To keep Indiana growing, we need to continue to live within our means, and as your governor, I'll fight to keep Indiana on the path of fiscal responsibility and reform.
"But we won't just keep taxes low, we'll fight for more tax relief for working families, small businesses and family farmers, cut red tape and encourage investment, jobs and growth in the city and on the farm, until Indiana becomes the best place in America to grow a business or start a business in the city or on the farm.
"To build an even better Indiana, we have to continue to recognize that we cannot succeed in the marketplace if we fail in the classroom.
"I believe education is a state and local function. That's why I opposed No Child Left Behind. We don't need bureaucrats in Washington, D.C. telling us how to run our local schools, but we do need to stay on the pathway to reform.
"As your governor, I'll look for ways to continue to fund excellence in education by cutting federal red tape, empowering parents and teachers, and promoting equality of opportunity for every Hoosier child through choice, more charter schools and innovation until Indiana has the best schools in America, period.
"And, to build an even better Indiana, our families and businesses have to be safe. Our prosperity depends on your security.
"As your governor, I will fight against the drugs and violence claiming Hoosier lives and give law enforcement, fire, public safety and the National Guard the tools and resources and reforms they need to protect our families and come home safe to their family. We owe them no less.
"And, finally, to build an even better Indiana, we must recognize that our present crisis is not just economic, but moral.
"At the root of these times should be the realization that people in positions of authority have walked away from the timeless truths of honesty, integrity, an honest day's work for an honest day's pay and the simple notion that you ought to treat the other person the way you want to be treated.
"To restore our economy we must reaffirm our respect for the institutions and traditions that nurture the character of our people: the sanctity of life, traditional marriage and the importance of organized religion in everyday life.
"On a day like today, I can't help but think of my dad.
"He's gone now 23 years, but his influence and example are still a guidepost for my life.
"He was like a lot of you in this room.
"Grew up in the big city, he put on the uniform, went to Korea, came home with medals that went in the drawer and were never talked about again.
"He married the daughter of immigrants, talked her into moving to Indiana to follow their dreams.
"He built everything that matters: a family, a business and a good name.
"He left me, my three brothers and two sisters too soon with a legacy of hard work, faith, patriotism and a few words to live by.
"My dad said two things more often than any other: 'Not my will but thine be done' and 'Climb your own mountain.'
"And as we face the challenge of putting Indiana first, getting Hoosiers back to work, restoring opportunity for every Hoosier child, securing our streets and strengthening our families, let's think about those who went before.
"Who, in their time, made the sacrifices, faced the hard times with faith and courage.
"Who climbed their own mountain. Now it's our turn.
"And this is not my mountain, it's ours.
"Our journey begins today.
"Our past behind us, the future before us.
"We ask you to join us.
"If you love Indiana and believe in the people of this great state, join us.
"If you see how far we've come and know we can't stop now, join us.
"If you believe we can build an even better Indiana for every Hoosier with good jobs, great schools, safe streets and strong families, join us.
"This is our challenge: to build an even better Indiana.
"And as we build an even better Indiana, I believe with all my heart, Indiana will continue to lead the way for a better and stronger America, so help us God.
"I'm Mike Pence. I'm running for governor. And I ask for your support."


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"Steppin' Up (Nacey Remix)" by M.I.A.
Normally I can't stand M.I.A. and the disorganized noise she tries to push as legitimate music. But give those noises to a good DJ and they can be reshuffled into a pretty nice track.
PS: Apparently Soundcloud is redoing their whole system and so some tracks have been going off-line during the transition. If this issues start to be more long-term then I'll figure out another way to bring you reliable streaming and downloading. Apologies for the inconvenience.
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John Corvino to debate Maggie Gallagher in live-streamed event
on Jun 07, 2012 at 09:00 amTonight, philosopher and prominent gay advocate John Corvino will debate Maggie Gallagher of the anti-gay National Organization for Marriage. The moderated discussion lines up with the new release of their point/counterpoint-style book, 'Debating Same-Sex Marriage.'
Freedom to Marry goes to Netroots Nation
on Jun 04, 2012 at 03:00 pmThis week, Freedom to Marry's New Media team will be attending Netroots Nation, an annual conference where progressive voices exchange ideas, organizing tactics, and goals for the future.
Evan Wolfson to speak in Pittsburgh
on May 31, 2012 at 12:30 pmIn June, our founder and President Evan Wolfson will be speaking in Pittsburgh about the freedom to marry and what's next for the movement in Pennsylvania.
Evan Wolfson and President Obama to Receive Barnard Medal of Distinction
on May 08, 2012 at 11:00 amOn Monday, May 14, Freedom to Marry's President Evan Wolfson will receive the Barnard Medal of Distinction alongside President Barack Obama at Barnard College's graduation ceremony.
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on Nov 03, 2011 at 10:06 amFreedom to Marry is proud to partner with Standing on Ceremony, which tells stories of life and love with laughter and tears, following committed gay and lesbian couples through the ups and downs of building a life together -- in short, the reasons why marriage matters to gay people, too.
Freedom to Marry partners with "Standing on Ceremony," a play about marriage
on Oct 19, 2011 at 12:22 pmFreedom to Marry has announced a partnership with producers and cast members of Standing on Ceremony, a series of short plays about extending the freedom to marry to gay and lesbian couples.
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on Jun 13, 2011 at 10:32 amToday, Freedom to Marry is excited to announce our partnership with LUSH Cosmetics on a new campaign to show why marriage discrimination needs to be washed away.
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Bozell column: Media Go Leaner on Weiner
The networks piled 152 stories on Rep. Mark Foley, but the Old Media were clearly slow to jump on the Anthony Weiner story.
Published: 6/7/2011 6:15 PM ET
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Last July, ABC and NBC highlighted a temper tantrum from Rep. Anthony Weiner, alleging on the House floor that the Republicans were denying health care to the heroes of 9/11. To Diane Sawyer, Weiner spoke for all of America: "Every now and then, someone seems to express the nation's frustration with the endless wrangling and delay in Congress."
Remember Weiner when liberal journalists roll their eyes at the stupidity of conservatives. Weiner's social-media sex scandal was underplayed by the national media precisely because they thought their ultraliberal star was far too smart to commit these stupid sex pranks with women he barely knew on the Internet.
The Old Media were clearly slow to jump on this story, even when Weiner all but admitted his guilt when he refused to deny he'd taken a picture of his own crotch and then couldn't deny "with certitude" that this was his body. They knew what these answers meant, and yet they still waited for some other media - the New Media - to get to the bottom of it.
Andrew Breitbart and his blog Big Government began this story, and they finished it, at least in terms of forcing Weiner to confess he lied to everyone - spouse, staff, media, and public. Breitbart was right in explaining why: There's an obvious double standard when the liberal media cover political scandal. They're a pack of hungry lions to devour Republicans; they are mellow leaf-eaters when Democrats cross an ethical line.
Let's recall the quick and dirty end of Republican Mark Foley's career in 2006. When the story came out that Foley had sent lewd Internet messages to male congressional pages, the networks filed an amazing 152 stories over the first 12 days, almost all of them after Foley abruptly resigned. Foley's scandal was a sex
scandal. Investigators never found a physical relationship, but the media chewed that story clean to the bones. The timing - just weeks before midterm elections - surely was delicious.
The media not only demanded that Foley go, but so did House Speaker Dennis Hastert, since he didn't stop this apparent predation of teenage Hill volunteers. "But this is more than just one man's downfall," insisted Matt Lauer on NBC. "It could be a major blow to the Republican Party, desperately trying to hold on to control of Congress in the coming midterm elections." NBC's story then carried angry soundbites from outraged Democrats.
This is where the double standard's transparently obvious. The media have worked overtime to limit the story. It's about Weiner - and only Weiner. The new DNC chairwoman, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, robotically insisted this was a "private matter" to CBS and CNN, and both networks let her get away with it. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi came on CBS's "Face the Nation" and Bob Schieffer couldn't even ask a single question about it.
As for comment from Republicans: Who cared what they thought?
Unlike Lauer five years ago, NBC's Meredith Vieira insisted on June 2 that Weiner
a "rising star" of the Democrats. "This guy is a rising star in this state, certainly in the city of New York, considered a front-runner for the next mayoral campaign. He talks about the personal toll this is taking on his marriage. What about the political toll?"
Chuck Todd said Weiner's evasions were "odd" and "un-Weiner-like," then he added something odd. He said "we all know he's probably answering tougher questions at home than he is in the dozen interviews he did yesterday."
They even admit they're coddling him.
The media's lack of outrage was made more obvious the next morning, when Vieira asked "Meet the Press" David Gregory if other Democrats could have problems "if this story continues to have legs," Gregory didn't really see any legs. "There are still some outstanding questions about who sent the picture, was it him? I think if obviously something else comes to light, it's going to keep that story in the headlines. If not, I think he'll successfully be able to move past it."
Notice how supposedly hardened journalists at NBC blatantly tells us on TV they aren't actively seeking out "something else" and are willing to usher Weiner right past his scandal? All the networks were trying to let this story die. None of them discussed it on the Sunday shows. The only obstacle was Team Breitbart.
The liberal media claim to oppose the ascension of stupid politicians. But as Weinergate proves, they actually enable stupid politicians when the stupid ones are liberals. They are not the enforcers of political ethics and personal character. They're just a reflexive partisan mob.
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zach & mo & krejg. | March 7th, 2013 |
During my March 5 – May 14, 2004 travel diary CARNET DE VOYAGE, this little bean-bodied critter invaded my sketchbooks as a conscience to counteract my whining & sentimentality. Nine years later, it's satisfying & familiar to revisit the character in the pages of SPACE DUMPLINS, though I seriously envy how off-the-cuff I used to churn out the pages. The critter has a name now – Zacchaeus – after a favorite wee little tax-collector from the Bible.
There's a new presence in my work studio that shares the same energy as Zacchaeus - frisky & distracting & never tolerating the whining - a kitty, name of Maurice (no Biblical reference). Here she is surveying new and old appearances of Zacchaeus. To the right, she protects the drafting table from her throne of crumpled jackets.
In other news: A) I'm participating in an exhibition at the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco with an amazing cast of illustrators. I SEE WHAT YOU SAY opens March 23rd.
And B) the latest foreign edition of HABIBI to debut is from my Serbian publisher Komiko. I wanted to mention it, if for no other reason because I like seeing my name spelled "Krejg". |
space dumplins | December 20th, 2012 |
My upcoming all-ages book has been officially announced. It's titled SPACE DUMPLINS and will be published by Scholastic. I want it to work like a Pixar film — fun & appealing to the youngsters, while simultaneously fulfilling to you, my faithful readers.
The bad news is that I haven't drawn any new pages since the last blog-posting, because of a hand injury. Prohibited from drawing, I've been obsessively combing over the thumbnail draft, thus further applying the Pixar model of endless rewrites. My New Year's plan is to take off the splint and leap back on the drawing wagon. And the book will keep me busy through all of 2013. Aiming for a 2014 release. Finally, if you're looking for last-last-minute holiday gifts, there's still a limited amount of oversized HABIBI screenprints available at CRACK PRESS. Season's greetings, Blog-friends! Thanks for checking in throughout the year (despite my infrequent posts). And thanks for making it to any of the HABIBI tour events!
flood fund update | November 12th, 2012 |
Thanks for your patience with the confusion and delay around the art auction to raise funds for flood relief in the Philippines. The fund raiser is finally active on eBay and bids close in a week. Here's the link: |
back to the drawing table | November 7th, 2012 |
Thanks for the reminder, Jordi. It's been five weeks since my return, and I've finally started drawing the NEXT BOOK. Twelve pages are finished, but I'm still reclaiming the discipline & drawing muscles required to make final pages. It's still a bit soon to reveal the details of the project, but I will say my focus is on the all-ages book. While brainstorming/writing (earlier in the year), I gave equal attention to three ideas, but the time-consuming demands of drawing have nudged the other two books to the backburner. Here's some preliminary sketches of the new book's hero – VIOLET. In other news, here's a link to the BLANKETS MARRIAGE PROPOSAL of Becca & Mike mentioned at the end of last month's post. |
flood fund-raiser | August 10th, 2012 |
Hello, Blog-Readers, and thanks as always for your patience. As you certainly can relate, the summer months are chaos. First off, it was a treat to see many of you at San Diego Comic-con, and thanks to the comic industry for awarding HABIBI an Eisner for Best Writer/Artist. Here's a con photo with a great group of fans from the Philippines. The Philippines have recently been hit hard by monsoon season flooding, and members of the comics community have started a fundraiser for aid, relief, and medical assistance for the hundreds of thousands of displaced people. As part of this, the original cover artwork for the new edition of BLANKETS has been donated. Details HERE. As all of you know, I never sell original artwork, so this a rare exception that any piece is available. 14′x17″ India ink on Bristol board. If I have a chance, I'll personalize a note on the back to the donor. Please, look into bidding to help raise funds for this crucial cause. Thanks! |
stormtroopers, flomgart & gluten-free beer | July 9th, 2012 |
Thanks for the reminder, Jordi! The all-ages book is progressing, but still in its secret stages. What I can reveal is that I got last minute tickets to attend San Diego Comic-con this week. At 10:30 am on Friday, July 13th, I'll be signing at the Top Shelf booth (#1721). That night, I'll certainly be attending the Eisner Awards. And on Saturday the 14th, from 10am – noon, I'll be presenting a writers' workshop on 'World-Building' at TR!CKSTER (795 J Street, San Diego, CA). My plan is to hang around TR!CKSTER quite a bit, where they'll be selling a super-limited-edition HABIBI screenprint – handpulled by Portland printmaking superstar Pete McCracken. Speaking of Portland superstars, cartoonist buddy & psychedelic visionary Theo Ellsworth (above) is leaving town; so we got together for one last drawing day, and crafted an afternoon jam comic (below). FLOMGART'S DEPARTURE is inspired by Chicago's Trubble Club sessions. For other surreal, half-baked jams on this blog, revisit those with Aaron Renier, Fabio Moon, and my brother Phil. |
stump down & melt town | April 26th, 2012 |
Here's a couple more events to extend last week's list: This Saturday – April 28th – I'll be at Portland's own Stumptown Comics Fest, signing for the CBLDF from 1-2pm. CBLDF suggests a $10 donation, but it's for a worthy cause. Then, the day after the Skirball event in LA, I'll be at super cool MELTDOWN COMICS – May 11th, 7pm. After my Barcelona & LA trips, I plan to get started drawing the "all-ages book", but in the meantime I'm dabbling in a number of small projects – including a cover for Wisconsin buddy Tim Seeley's farm noir series REVIVAL. A creepy sort of "X-Files meets Fargo" story set in our childhood stomping grounds of Wausau, Wisconsin. A) thumbnailed idea sketches, B) pencils, C) final inks & colors. |
onde nouveaux deux | February 15th, 2012 |
Continuing on the themes of last week's post, you'll find a link to my acceptance essay for the PNBA award which explains the Hokusai On a Valentine's note, OPRAH named BLANKETS one of the greatest love stories of all time. (?!?) (Bless her soul!) Also, overlooked in that last post was a recap of London and Angoulême tour. London, as you know, is a charming city full |
new wave | February 3rd, 2012 |
Home safe & sound, and desperate to take a break from travel for a while. My new babies are being neglected! Next weekend is an easy jaunt to the Cannon Beach Book Company on the Oregon coast to give a talk and accept the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association award. Saturday, February 11th, 2pm — actually held at the library across the street from the store. I chose the location, because CBBC is an impressive book shop that's a comfort to peruse on a rainy day at the coast, but also because Cannon Beach is a spiritual sanctuary where I've been nourished by the ocean in the company of friends, sea lions, probably some sharks, and occasionally sun. This painting by my dear buddy Dan Attoe perfectly captures the magic of our cozy surf cove. Here's another glimpse of that beach from the earliest days of this blog, five years ago. Still a good mantra: "Goonies never say die." |
tour resumes – london & angoulême | January 12th, 2012 |
The adventure continues. Next week, I'll finally make it to the UK – at least London – for some HABIBI events. Then it's on to the Festival International de la Bande Dessinee in the cozy and chilly village of Angoulême, France. An explanation of these images : There's many overt references to classic paintings planted in HABIBI – here's one of my favorites, |


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Honouring this commitment requires that the University develop and ground programs and curricula in ways that are socially relevant, adaptive, and responsive, and that will facilitate engagement with the relevant community. It requires that the University provides resources and activities to allow students to develop their interests beyond the experiences provided by their courses. It requires that programs and curricula be evaluated against the Learning Vision and Learning Goals identified in this Learning Charter, and be reviewed and adapted on an ongoing basis. It requires that every program be provided with the critical mass of teaching resources (particularly faculty resources) necessary to assure quality of program execution.
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Monsignor Lynn sentenced to up to six years
Story | Jul 25, 2012 | 4:32 PMDavid Gibson writes for the Religion News Service about the sentencing of Monsignor William J. Lynn: (RNS) Monsignor William J. Lynn, the first U.S. Catholic official convicted for covering up the sexual abuse of children, was sentenced to 3-6 years in... -
Religion News Service introduces free Godcast app on iTunes
Story | Jun 20, 2012 | 4:32 AMNow available for free from iTunes: The Religion News Godcast, a fresh (and sometimes irreverent) look at the religious stories and controversies of the day. We'll show you a behind-the-scenes peek — er, listen — at the RNS editorial... -
Cardinal Dolan and allegations of payoffs to pedofile priests
Story | Jun 2, 2012 | 4:32 AMDavid Gibson with the Religion News Service on reports on sex abusers and payoffs in the Catholic Church: Not quite the"Vatileaks" scandal, but documents show Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan tried to pay off abusers so they would leave the... -
Episcopalians may get another gay bishop
Story | Apr 30, 2012 | 4:32 PMDavid Gibson's Religion News Service blog writes about the possibility of another gay Episcopalian bishop: New Hampshire's Episcopalians elected an openly gay man as bishop nine years ago and sparked a virtual schism in the Anglican Communion. Now... -
Richard Land, Trayvon Martin, and plagiarism?
Story | Apr 16, 2012 | 4:32 PMDavid Gibson's Religion News Service roundup has this interesting item: Remember Richard Land's explosive commentsabout the Trayvon Martin case and black pastors and Barack Obama? The Southern Baptist leader is doubling down, and he defended the... -
More than a third say Christianity is a downer for sex
Story | Apr 13, 2012 | 4:33 PMThis comes courtesy of David Gibson's Religion News Service blog: Poll shows Christianity good for the poor, bad for sex.... -
Happy Holy Thursday
Story | Apr 5, 2012 | 4:32 PMFrom David Gibson's Religion News Service blog: Today is Holy Thursday, when Roman Catholics commemorate the institution of the ordained priesthood by Jesus, and the head of that institution is none too happy with some of today's priest who want... -
Rebels rally for rare road win against Panthers
Story | Mar 20, 2012 | 8:51 PMPASADENA — Maybe it was the extra incentive of the Prep League's fiercest rivalry or simply the urgency of avoiding a three-game winless start in league, but the Flintridge Prep baseball team dug down for a little something extra with Tuesday's Prep... -
Obama expands faith-based exemptions for birth control mandate
Story | Mar 19, 2012 | 4:32 PMReligion News Service writer David Gibson writes about the latest steps in the dance between President Barack Obama and the Catholic Bishops over health care coverage for contraception: The Obama administration on Friday sought to address religious... -
Water regulators approve historic bay cleanup
Southern Baptists and the problems with re-branding
Story | Feb 27, 2012 | 4:32 PMReligion News Service writer David Gibson talks about the problems the Southern Baptists are having trying to come up with a better name."Southern" is too regional to describe the largest Baptist denomination in the country and inhibits...


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Originally Posted by Stelv T-Mobile has the G2X, and is getting HTC Sensation in June...a 1.2ghz dual core beast that will be probably twice as fast as the TB. T-Mobiles internet speeds and coverage are not that great though. ATT has the Atrix, which has a dual core, 1 gig of ram and a huge 1930maH battery. This blows any Verizon 4g phone out of the water. Att 4G speed can hit speeds of 6mbs, which is not too shabby, and their coverage isnt bad either. Verizon is either 1)trying to sell off their old technology to us, or 2) having problems with dual core/more ram and 4GLTE I think it's the latter. Lte isn't playing nice with any of these phones and definitely not the dual core ones. Sent from my Transformer
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