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NEW YORK, June 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- OTC Markets Group Inc. (OTCQX: OTCM), operator of Open, Transparent and Connected financial marketplaces, today announced that Metals X, Ltd (OTCQX: MTXXY; ASX: MLX), a diversified resource group, has chosen to have its American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) traded on OTCQX®, the best OTC marketplace with qualified companies.
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Metals X began trading today on OTCQX International, a segment of the OTCQX marketplace reserved for high-quality non-U.S. companies that are listed on a qualified international exchange and provide their home country disclosure to U.S. investors. U.S. investors can find current financial disclosures and Real-Time Level 2 quotes for the company on www.otcmarkets.com.
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Wednesday, December 28, 2011
It's The End of the World and Paul Farrell Knows It
If you read the paragraphs that Farrell wrote on those points, it is hard to disagree with the nature of the problems he cites. However these are not new issues and Farrell offers no reason as to why 2012 must be a tipping point for any of them. While I apologize for not taking the time to look I would venture to say that these points or similar ones were predicted by him to be tipping points in previous years.
Expectations of torn social fabric, or the breaking down of society were made at the beginning of the crisis and have not panned out and are unlikely to. Some things have gotten worse and will continue to get worse but we collectively can adapt better than most, probably not all, countries. To repeat an idea I have mentioned frequently, the US is the world's most important customer and so other countries have a vested stake in our remaining functional. Remaining functional is not a Jim-Paulsenian argument to be bullish but does argue for the US' ongoing ability to slog through as we have been.
Some of the other reasons cited by Farrell seem totally disconnected from the thesis of doomsday. His number 7 was about market technology whose consequence is that "average investors are no match for Wall Street's 'high-frequency traders.' " He's probably right here for average investors who actually try to hit bids and lift offers faster than the machines but more practically average investors buy a few shares of broad based ETFs or blue chip stocks with the intention of holding long term not to scalp pennies before lunchtime.
Further, individuals have always been disadvantaged when compared to professionals and they always will be. No argument from me if anyone thinks that is wrong but it is hardly new. It is not plausible that a decades old issue can cause a breakdown in the magnitude he seems to suggest.
Farrell's last reason for doomsday was actually a suggestion of sorts about what to do in the face of doomsday not a cause of it. He cites advice given by Barton Biggs about being able to grow your own food, real everyone into the bunker stuff, except that advice from Biggs came from a book published in 2008. Based on what I have seen of Biggs' TV appearances he appears to have distanced himself from those opinions (please comment if I have that wrong).
We have real and seemingly (almost) unprecedented problems but end of the world arguments like "the next crisis, according to Weiss, 'will destroy the incomes, savings, investments and retirements of millions of Americans.' Yes, destroy. 'It will plunge vast numbers of families into the nightmare of poverty … hunger … and homelessness. Only a minority of investors will survive intact' " have been made for thousands of years, there has always been a big market for selling fear.
It is important to understand the threats but not overreact to them. It is also important to understand the hopium sold by Wall Street and understand how markets and compounding can work. Understanding both sides gives a better chance for successful critical thinking that is required for successful cycle navigation.
Away from investing we need to do our best to be healthy (fit might be a better word) and remain individually adaptive. We can't know how our individual circumstances might evolve. While I hope that my financial situation never relies on my generating an income from being an EMT if it ever does, then I will be grateful that I went through the process.
The need for innovative personal solutions, a long running theme here, will become increasingly more important as time goes on. My neighbor with the backhoe is the best example of this that I know.
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- Anonymous said...
Roger, you have given a super response here!
What is Paul Ferral's record on prognositications out of curiosity?
Growing your own food is something we have always done. It is fun and has its benefits. BTW, we grow our own food and are fully invested.
If one wants to read about some serious future issues, check out "ASHFALL", bookstores or Kindle. - 7:59 AM
- Roger Nusbaum said...
Candidly I do not know when he went apocalypto but he could probably claim being right about the financial crisis but I don't think of him as having been correct on the magnitude in that he was calling for the breakdown of society, as he is now, similar to Panzner. - 8:05 AM
- Anonymous said...
Paul was correct back in june. For now i am waiting for the shoe to drop on europe before i call it bottom.
jeff from milan, italy - 9:43 AM
- Anonymous said...
Our only hope is to colonize the newly-discovered earthlike planet.
But seriously, Paul started down this path before 2008 as I recall. He used to be a champion for the individual investor, now he seems more intent on spreading fear. I sometimes wonder if it's all an act on his part to boost readership. If so, it doesn't work for me, get enough of that from mainstream media. I much prefer a balanced, constructive approach, such as you offer Roger. - 10:56 AM
- Roger Nusbaum said...
stealing someone else's joke, I'm not sure how guys like Farrell even get out of bed in the morning
- Anonymous said...
I certainly do not buy Farrel's doomsday argument; but it is going to be a nasty election, probably much more so than most. The President cannot run on his record, but will have a billion dollars to smear whoever the Republican candidate is, and he and his adoring main stream media will.
- Anonymous said...
12:49pm: "The President cannot run on his record." Why not??? Given the obstructionism of the crazies in Congress, President Obama has done a more than creditable job domestically and internationally. I think he will welcome the chance to "run on his record." That's my opinion, at any rate. Bring it on!
- Anonymous said...
02:36 seems right on. The president doesn't have to spend a billion dollars smearing the GOP candidates. They and the GOP congress are painting quite an astounding picture of ineptitude all on their own.
- Panskeptic said...
Roger, you miss the point about high speed trading.
Stock pickers, and the ranks of the retired are full of them, no longer can count on a stock's behavior being linked to the health of the underlying company.
Fundamental analysis is moribund, if not outright dead, and high speed trading has made the casino aspect of the market dominant. - 4:03 PM
- Roger Nusbaum said...
I might be missing it, certainly possible but haven't there been other times where short term movement was not connected to fundamentals? The internet bubble comes to mind. What about solar stocks in the early 1980s, tv stocks in the 1950s and auto stocks in the 1920s?
- Panskeptic said...
Legitimate questions, but apparently all sorts of experienced hands are complaining about a total and unprecedented disconnect between stock price action and fundamentals, and this is not their first day at the rodeo.
And if these seasoned pros can't make sense of it, how is the home-brew stock picker going to avoid shredding? - 4:48 PM
- Roger Nusbaum said...
If a do it yourselfer put most of the their portfolio into SPY and then a little into two different large cap stocks that are household names with the intention of holding for a long time then how could they have been shredded?
The stock picks pay or may not have worked out depending on the names but making sense of the short term is far different than investing for the long term which is the point I am trying to make in the post. - 4:57 PM
- Roger Nusbaum said...
sorry the context of my last comment was buying at the start of 2011
- Roger Nusbaum said...
To the comments about Obama being able to stand on his record, even ROBERT REICH doesn't buy that crap.
I am no supporter of the GOP candidates, they are all dreadful but so is Obama. - 6:52 PM
- Panskeptic said...
Two words: Supreme Court.
No matter what you think of Obama, you've got to admit he's got better taste in judges.
Chief Justice Roberts overturned a century of precedent to make our elections more crooked, not less. So much for stare decisis. The Koch Brothers may have celebrated, but democracy suffered.
The Republican clown-show we just saw inspires zero confidence, even among many Republicans.
I vote for the grown-up. And so will the country. - 7:56 PM
- Roger Nusbaum said...
I've said a couple of times that I think the 2012 election will be a lot like 2004; truly dreadful sitting president who holds on because the other party is somehow worse although I think the GOP has a slightly better shot than Kerry did.
- Anonymous said...
In Joseph Waumbaugh's novels about police work and policemen -- new centurions, choir boys, etc -- a theme that comes up again and again is the way that policework can sour you on humanity: You see the armpit, the crap that people do to people, so many times that the whole world begins to smell.
Farrell, Panzner et al are good cops I think but it is quite possible they've seen/smelled a little too much pit. - 9:28 PM
- Anonymous said...
Roger, I know you like ETF's, but with so many evolving, stocks have just been commoditized. Individual investors have never had to deal with this scenario before and as it extends into the future. Paul may be right, no one really knows.
There is a dramatic lack of leadership. The U.S. is rudderless. Neither Obama or the "publicons" can guide us.
My third thought: Over the holidays, I had the opportunity to visit with a large number of late 20-yr olds, all graduates of a major recognized engineering program. Most had their MBA's. With all their talents, not a single one was working in a productive area of the economy. However, int eh engineering class I teach, all of my foriegn students are going back to their own countries in industry. Just food for thought! - 10:13 PM


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You can swap the Miami games, but either way, I can't see the Jets sweeping Miami so I don't think I'm too far from reality. 3-5 seems quite realistic right now.
This upcoming game is a must win with the 49ers the week after, but my gut says it will be an L.
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We're going to beat the Texans. I've watched both of their games multiple times. Beating up on Ryan Tannehill and Blaine Gabbert doesn't impress me.
I thought they were overrated all year long last year, and continue to feel that way. I've been especially underwhelmed by their offense: which is now almost entirely composed of screen passes to Arian Foster and 3rd down throws to Andre Johnson (can't argue with its effectiveness against most of the league).
They're terrified of exposing the right side of their line, and won't need to as long as they can control the game. We'll win an ugly one against them because we'll be at home on MNF, shutdown their running game, and Revis will take away Johnson like he always does. 20-16 Jets, barring any major injuries between now and then.
(They're also playing the Packers the next week, and we'll have just been drubbed by the 9ers)
I don't think the Texans D is as good as advertised last year, but I do think they are a complete and balanced football team on all sides. It seems like you are underestimating them and taking them too lightly.
I can see them coming in here with a 4-0 record and unless they look past it in order to focus on Green Bay, they will likely be coming to NY as the favorites.
They are no joke.
Agreed. Landry locking in on Foster, and Revis shutting down the always-injured Andre Johnson makes this a winnable game for us. And is anyone actually worried about Schaub? and their D is good, but they also got Flacco'd in their 2nd playoff game ever.
But if we DO lose, I'm gonna be in for some jokes since I live in Houston and most people I know are Texans fans.
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4-4. I don't believe in beating the Pats and Texans, and one of the games vs. Miami still can go wrong, so it'd be 3-5. Still hoping we'll do better than 0.500.Bills W
@Steelers L
@Dolphins W
49ers L
Texans L
Colts W
@Patriots L
Dolphins W
I agree with 5-3 maybe 6-2 if we beat the Pats. No way we loose 2 home games in a row vs west teams. Dont care how much people seem to like SF that is a game we should win. They are not a dominate team.
Bills W
Steelers L
Dolphins W
49ers L
Texans W
Colts W
Patriots L
Dolphins W
Why is that? They have no passing game, no real running game, and their D is not better then ours. I don't see a huge difference in the 2 really. They have better LBs but we have a better DBs. That is the biggest difference in the 2. I don't get the hype, sorry. Smith gets 0 respect from me. They are favorite simply because they are a west coast team and I'm not buying that shame. Same with SD a few years back and they where a better team. Being the best team in a crap division does not make you dominate.
4-4. W = MIA 2x, IND. L = SF, HOU, NE
If they lose one of the Miami games as the OP predicts and are 3-5, might as well start watching the NBA in November. The second half the season has 5-3 written all over it. Gotta get to 4-4 so you can get to 9-7 and get on your Tebowing (praying) on hoping for a Wild Card slot. 8-8 isn't getting a team in the playoffs unless you're trying to win the AFC West, and this year that probably won't even get it done. You know Baltimore and Pittsburgh WILL be there. It's a fight for that 6th seed between the Jets, Bengals, loser of Broncos-Chargers and maybe, but probably not, Buffalo.
Huh? Have you been watching football over the past year? They are a team that should have been in the Super Bowl last year. 2 special teams fumbles did them in.
Now, let's look at a matchup against our favorite team. What do the Niners do well? 1) Run the ball to the edge with Gore, and get Gore involved in the short passing game. What do we not do well defensively? Protect the edge...and cover RB's. 2) Attack downfield with an incredible TE, Davis. What do we not do well? Cover a TE, especially when the defense assigns a LB to the role.
Offensively, where do we struggle the most? Protecting the QB on the edges, and having the receivers gain separation downfield. What do the Niner's do best? Rush the QB with their fast LB's on the edges, and cover downfield.
In short....I can make an argument that the Niners are the worst matchup for the Jets in the NFL. If the game was in SF, I would have no issue with laying 17 points. In NJ (with our alleged home field advantage), we are still looking at a double digit loss.
I think the real question that OP wants to ask is.. how soon is Tebow time?!?!?!!
i think we beat the 49ers. Call me crazy, but i think we will.
5-3 or 6-2...
Houston is a good team but we match up perfectly with them. Revis shuts down Johnson and Schaub gets scared. Their offense is based on the ability to run and we don't typically give up too much on the ground.
Comes down to whether or not we can beat the 9ers or the Pats to go 6-2. I like how we match up against the Pats now though. No Hernandez means we have good matchups accross the board for our corners.
6-2 at least
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Choosing the Right Cutting Board
Food52's Editorial Assistant (and college student) Brette Warshaw is curating her very own first kitchen -- and she needs your help. Today: how to choose the right cutting board.
Sometimes, I wish I were a cutting board.
Think about it. Cutting boards – good-quality ones, ones made out of the right material – can be bruised, slashed, and riddled with blemishes. They can be whacked with a hammer or a cleaver, or sliced into again and again with an unforgiving blade.
And then, just like magic, they close right back up again. They heal themselves.
Pretty badass.
Up until now in my kitchen research, the beauty of a blank slate has been lost. A blank slate sounds attractive -- until you start building a First Kitchen, the ultimate blank slate. Some pans, it seems, are best seasoned. Some cookbooks, it sounds like, are best tattered and stained.
But now, I want the blankest slate for my first kitchen – a cutting board that will get dirty with the beets and the garlic and the raw chicken I'll be slicing, that will get stained and slicked and slashed with use. And then, after the wear and the tear, after the breakfasts and lunches and dinners that will be prepared on it, I want it to be blank again.
Wood, plastic, or bamboo?
When deciding between a wood, plastic, or bamboo cutting board, researching the self-healing properties of each material is key. I want a blank slate that will stay blank for years to come, not one that will splinter and crack after one, heartfelt whack.
Hard woods, like acacia, teak, and maple, are the highest-quality wood boards; since they are less porous than other materials, they absorb less water and bacteria. They also have special bacteria-fighting properties; according to this study at UC Davis, disease bacteria are fought off from the surface soon after they're applied.
Bacteria-fighting superpowers? Again, pretty badass.
Wood and bamboo have both these properties: they self-heal and fight bacteria. However, wood surfaces, such as the Proteak Edge Grain Teak Cutting Board, are easier on knives; they give more to the blade without dulling them. Bamboo, though, has the whole environmentally-friendly thing going on – and good-quality bamboo boards, such as the Schmidt Brothers Bamboo Wiki Board, can have the long, healthy life of a wood board.
Plastic boards, like the OXO Good Grips Carving & Cutting Board, may seem to be safer than wood or bamboo – they're easier to clean, they can go in the dishwasher, and they're lighter and easier to maneuver around the kitchen. But since they have no self-healing or bacteria-fighting properties, they don't last as long – and they're less safe. Having an extra one or two around the kitchen is helpful, but according to the study at UC Davis, knife-scarred plastic surfaces are impossible to clean and disinfect manually, especially when food residues like chicken fat are present.
Chicken fat-infected, knife-scarred surfaces? Far from the blank slate I'm looking for.
End-grain or edge-grain?
If I'm springing for a wooden board, I have an extra decision to make: do I go edge-grain, where strips of wood are laid side-by-side and grafted together (like a famous Boos block), or do I go end-grain, where the board is grafted from many short pieces of hard wood laid vertically (making a checker-board pattern, like this)? End-grain boards are supposedly easier on knives, but as Jared Schmidt from Schmidt Brothers Cutlery told me, the decision is really more about the look that I want. With the right maintenance, both kinds of wood boards will last for years – and will still look handsome on my countertop.
What kind of cutting board do you use, and which would you recommend for my First Kitchen?
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about 1 month ago Nitasha
Great article! My favorite cutting boards are bamboo, and I have the Schmidt Brothers Bamboo Wiki Board you mentioned. It's lasted me a really long time and looks great.
over 1 year ago JoWeb
I love wood cutting boards and especially end grain cutting boards. I would definitely chose an end grain cutting board rather than an edge grain. Beside looking better, they are easier on your knives as the blade slips between the grains in the wood. That will not happen with an edge grain. They are also more anti bacterial as exposing the end grain allows them to wick the bacteria into the center of the wood easier and kills it. If you do decide to get an end grain cutting board go to this site to check out cutting board care tips!
over 1 year ago ekok
I have several cutting boards--plastic, end-grain, bamboo. Plastic is only for meats. The bamboo cutting board sort of "grabs" the knife in an unpleasant way. It's not good for fast chopping. The large end-grain block is my everyday cutting board although it's quite heavy to wash. But I have had it 5 years and use it all the time and it has not cracked. I have never even oiled it. I do use both sides equally, to ensure it doesn't warp.
over 1 year ago f52otf
We have two of Ralph K's gorgeous boards. They work perfectly, they're easy to clean, and they're very tough. And they're so beautiful that we can use them for serving.
over 1 year ago f52otf
We have two of Ralph K's gorgeous boards. They work beautifully, they're very tough, and they're so beautiful that we can use them for serving. http://www.choppingboards...
over 1 year ago Brsboarder
I enjoy my epicurean fine enough but would love something beautiful from here: http://www.theboardsmith...
over 1 year ago Allysooon
I spent years admiring beautiful wood cutting boards during and after college but never had the ash or space for one. I recently settled on an end-grain acacia board and am in love. I have a set of cutting mats which I use on top when I'm worried about cross-contamination. They're color coded with an image of the type of food they're meant for (i.e. carrot for veggies) and they're easier to wash than the big board (lazy!)
over 1 year ago
brette warshaw
Brette is the Managing Editor of Food52.
Whoa! Cutting mats! What an awesome idea.
over 1 year ago
Kristy Mucci
Kristy is an expert at making things pretty and a former Associate Editor of Food52.
I love the color-coding, allysooon!
over 1 year ago Kitchen Butterfly
Hmm, learnt something about cleaning boards - salt and lime/lemon. Thanks Brette and sorry I have nothing to offer by way of what to choose! Get 'em all :-)
over 1 year ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
I cleaned my wooden board yesterday with lemon and salt and it worked beautifully. My board is so clean and smells fresh too!
over 1 year ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
I love my big Boos cutting board, have had it many years and it's still beautiful and in great shape. I clean it regularly but never tried the salt and lemon/lime I just scrub with a clean sponge and then treat it with cutting board oil that is food safe. I am going to try the salt/citrus scrub sounds great. Love these informative posts I always learn so much. Thanks for posting this.
over 1 year ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Oh, I do not use the wooden board for raw meat, I have the colored jelly boards for that and like Burnt Offerings just throw them in the dishwasher.
over 1 year ago
brette warshaw
Brette is the Managing Editor of Food52.
Thanks so much, sdebrango! Great to know.
over 1 year ago PickleMuseum
I'm definitely a fan of wood cuttting boards. Bamboo is too hard on knives. But you're confusing end-grain and edge-grain. Boards made of small vertical pieces are end-grain.
over 1 year ago
brette warshaw
Brette is the Managing Editor of Food52.
Thanks so much -- it's fixed!
over 1 year ago china millman
I have become a big fan of the Epicurean boards made of pressed wood fiber -- a lot less pretty than traditional wood boards, but they require much less care and attention. I don't think you need to worry much about segregating meat, but I've found that it's really helpful to have one cutting board that is allium (and other strongly-flavored food) free, so you never have to worry about cutting up a peach and having it taste like onion.
over 1 year ago
Kristy Mucci
Kristy is an expert at making things pretty and a former Associate Editor of Food52.
I completely agree with the alliums-only cutting board!
over 1 year ago
brette warshaw
Brette is the Managing Editor of Food52.
What a great idea! Thank you!
over 1 year ago Burnt Offerings
I have a giant, maple board I got at IKEA ages ago. It has a lip on each end to keep it on the counter, and the reverse side is a carving board with deep channels to catch all the juices. It's permanently on my counter and I just wipe everything directly into the sink. Once a week or so, I take a lemon, and a quarter cup of kosher salt and make a paste out of the salt and lemon juice, and scrub it down with the cut side of the lemon and rinse it in super hot water. Every other month or so, I wipe it down with a commercial cutting board oil. I only use it for veggies. I have two colored jelly boards that I use for meats, and those go directly into the dishwasher on a sanitation cycle.
over 1 year ago
brette warshaw
Brette is the Managing Editor of Food52.
Sounds like a great system! Definitely going to look into that IKEA maple board -- it sounds so versatile.
over 1 year ago Panfusine
Thanks for this extremely informative series.
My personal choice of cutting boards..Bamboo.. and an edge grain board for taking food pics..
I like to scrub my boards with a tablespoon of sea salt and used up lime , it seems get rid of any stains quite effectively. (My kitchen being totally meatless, I don't have to segregate boards)
over 1 year ago
brette warshaw
Brette is the Managing Editor of Food52.
So glad you're enjoying it, Panfusine! Edge grain boards really are perfect for food pictures. So good to keep in mind.


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DescriptionGothics is one of the most impressive mountains in the high peaks region of the Adirondacks. It's steep North and South faces offer some of the best and most sustained alpine ice climbing in the park. There are also numerous beautiful hiking trails to the top and a backcountry ski descent down the True North slide. Getting ThereNorth face climbers will park at the Garden Parking lot at the end of Adirondack Rd. out of Keene Valley. If you're climbing the South face you should probably park at the St Huberts parking area across the street from the Giant/Roaring Brook Falls trailhead between Keene Valley and Chapel Pond. The approach can take much longer or shorter depending on trail conditions but expect 3 hours for the North face and probably more for the Southface . 1 Total Routes
The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Gothics:
North Face WI2 Easy Snow PG13 Ice, Snow, 2 pitches, 1200'
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When it's in, this is the most continuous and sustained alpine ice climb we have in New York. It usually offers 3-5 separate lines. Catch this in the right conditions. March and April are usually best. What looks like ice from the doorstep of High Peaks Cyclery in Lake Placid can be sketchy snow-covered rock in reality so pay attention to weather patterns and trip reports.The three most common lines are left, middle, and right. The far left side offers the easiest climbing with many trees to use...[more] Browse More Classics in NY
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Download Mozilla Firefox 6
Mozilla has released their newest browser, Firefox 6.0.
It seems to be really quick since Firefox 5.0 is released only a couple of days ago, but Firefox 6 is finally on the way out – and this is the final official release of Firefox 6. To be frankly, I'm not as overjoyed as the previous firefox 4.0 release. But here you go..
The most immediately obvious changes come in the interface: the tabs now appear at the top of the window, very like Chrome, and the menu bar is replaced by a single Firefox button. It's all very clean and clear, with the maximum possible amount of space being given to whatever web page you're viewing.
New HTML5 and CSS3 support should mean those pages will look better than ever, and there are a number of other features that will enhance the browser in the future. WebM support, for instance, allows you to watch HD quality video online. WebSockets will help developers build gaming, chat and other real-time applications. And Indexed DM allows developers to store data locally, so apps like Gmail can work even when you're not online.
Then there's the new Add-Ons Manager, which takes up a full tab on its own and makes it easier to manage your extensions.
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Josh Fox (1086 days)
Thanks for the tip. I was going to post about the RC on my blog today, but thanks to you, I did it on the final release. I linked to AllForLinux.com and this post to give credit for the tip.
You can see the post here: http://bit.ly/gNFg7e
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Quotes about piety:
- I consider piety to be openness to the unmanipulated mystery of life.
- Tomáš Halík, Night of the Confessor: Christian Faith in an Age of Uncertainty (Noc zpovědníka, 2005). Doubleday, 2012.
Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers (1895)Edit
Quotes reported in Josiah Hotchkiss Gilbert, Dictionary of Burning Words of Brilliant Writers (1895).
- Piety does not mean that a man should make a sour face about things, and refuse to enjoy in moderation what his Maker has given.
- Thomas Carlyle, p. 451.
- In theory, piety is reverence and love for God; and in practice, it is the exercise of all our powers in obedience to the Divine will. Combining the theory and practice, we have the richest treasure known on earth — love for God shown in obedience to God.
- D. W. Gates, p. 452.
- In periods that are wanting in inspiration piety always assumes the character of caution. It degenerates from a free and joyful devotion to a melancholy and anxious slavery.
- J. H. Seelye, p. 452.
- What you cannot lift before His pure eyes and think of Him while you enjoy, is not for you. Friendship, schemes, plans, ambitions, amusements, speculations, studies, loves, businesses — can you call on the name of the Lord while you put these cups to your lips? If not, fling them behind you.
- Alexander Maclaren, p. 452.
- Christian piety annihilates the egotism of the heart; worldly politeness veils and represses it.
- Blaise Pascal, p. 452.
- There is no piety in the world which is not the result of cultivation, and which cannot be increased by the degree of care and attention bestowed upon it.
- Albert Barnes, p. 452.
- Young men, you who have any piety at all, what sort is it? Is it a hot-house plant, which must be framed and glassed, lest March, that bold young fellow, should shake the life out.of it in his rough play among the flowers? or is it a hardy shrub, which rejoices when the wild winds course along the heather or howl above the crest of Lebanon? We need, believe me, the bravery of godliness to bear true witness for our Master now.
- William Morley Punshon, p. 452.
- Young men, terminate, I beseech you, in your own experience, the sad divorce which has too often existed between intellect and piety. Take your stand, unswerving, heroic, by the altar of truth; and from that altar let neither sophistry nor ridicule expel you. Let your faith rest with a child's trust, with a martyr's grip, upon the truth as it is in Jesus.
- William Morley Punshon, p. 453.
- The great moral lesson which Saul's history leaves for the instruction of mankind is this: That without true piety the finest qualities of character and the highest position in society will utterly fail to make a true and noble man. If Saul's heart had been true to God, he would have been one of the grandest specimens of humanity; but, lacking this true obedience to God, he made his life an utter failure, and his character a moral wreck.
- William Mackergo Taylor, p. 453.
- The piety that keeps the Sabbath with a great zeal of devotion, yet fails to keep its possessor honest on Monday, is not the kind that is stamped in the mint of heaven.
- Herrick Johnson, p. 453.
- What smoky prayers!—one earnest petition, and then a thousand wandering thoughts! What smoky faith!—a joyful sight of the Saviour's sufficiency, and then a long season of inward complacency occasioned by that sight! Self-righteous efforts to extirpate self-righteousness, and most legal endeavors to elaborate faith! What smoky affections!—gleams of love to God, followed by long intervals of estrangement!— spurts of self-sacrifice, followed by systematic worldliness! Fits of fury against some besetting sin, followed by abject surrender to its power! Ah, brethren, if the Saviour were human, He would set His foot on this fuming profession; He would extinguish this smoking flax.
- James Hamilton, p. 453.
- We must watch over pious impressions, and cultivate them, or they will never become vigorous and enduring.
- William Ellery Channing, p. 454.
- Think of a woman by the side of a dying sister, or a sick child, or a sorrowing friend, or a broken-hearted and broken-spirited man, without a word of heaven in her mouth — without so much as the ability to whisper "Our Father," or even to point her finger hopefully towards the stars.
- Josiah Gilbert Holland, p. 454.
- "True piety hath in it nothing weak, nothing sad, nothing constrained. It enlarges the heart; it is simple, free, and attractive."
- "We may learn by practice such things upon earth as shall be of use to us in heaven. Piety, unostentatious piety, is never out of place."
- Chapin
- "Piety raises and fortifies the mind for trying occasions and painful events. When our country is threatened by dangers and pressed by difficulties who are the best bulwarks of its defence? Not the sons of dissipation and folly, not the smooth-tongued sycophants of a court, nor sceptics and blasphemers, from the school of infidelity; but the man whose moral conduct is animated and sustained by the doctrines and consolations of religion. Happy is that country where patriotism is sustained and sanctified by piety; where authority respects and guards freedom, and freedom reveres and loves legitimate authority; where truth and mercy meet together, righteousness and peace embrace each other."
- Ton
- "It is impossible for the mind which is not totally destitute of piety, to behold the sublime, the awful, the amazing works of creation and providence; the heavens with their luminaries, the mountains, the ocean, the storm, the earthquake, and the volcano; the circuit of the seasons and the revolutions of empires; without marking in them all the mighty hand of God, and feeling strong emotions of reverence toward the Author of these stupendous works."
- Dwight
- "John Wesley quaintly observed that the road to heaven is a narrow path, not intended for wheels, and that to ride in a coach here and to go to heaven hereafter, was a happiness too much for man."
- Beecher
- "We are surrounded by motives to piety and devotion, if we would but mind them. The poor are designed to excite our liberality; the miserable, our pity; the sick, our assistance; the ignorant, our instruction; those that are fallen, our helping hand. In those who are vain, we see the vanity of the world; in those who are wicked, our own frailty. When we see good men rewarded, it confirms our hope; and when evil men are punished, it excites our fear."
- Bishop Wilson
- Klopsch, Louis, 1852-1910 (1896). Many Thoughts of Many Minds.


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Feb. 23, 2012
Morningside College announces schedule, will hold auditions for
Betty Ling Tsang Summer Fine Arts Series
Morningside College recently announced the fifth season of the Betty Ling Tsang Summer Fine Arts Series, and it will hold auditions in March for the summer productions.
Events on the schedule include "Rent" on June 8 and 9; an elementary through high school Musical Theatre Camp with Lincoln Street Music Studio from June 18 to 22; a Sioux City Symphony pops concert with fireworks on June 30; "Cinderella" on July 20 and 21; and "Fiddler on the Roof" (Concert Version) on Aug. 10 and 11.
Auditions for "Rent," "Cinderella" and "Fiddler on the Roof" will be held on Saturday and Sunday, March 17 and 18, beginning at 1 p.m. each day in Klinger-Neal Theatre, 3700 Peters Ave., on the Morningside campus. Participants are asked to bring an up-tempo piece of their choosing. A pianist will be provided.
The summer fine arts series is named for the late Betty Ling Tsang, a 1940 Morningside College music graduate. It is designed to bring free, quality music and theatre performances to residents of the Sioux City area. Performances take place in the Buhler Outdoor Performance Center on the Morningside campus, with the rain location being Klinger-Neal Theatre.