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"Hemmed In" - Psalm 139
"Hemmed In" - Psalm 139
"O LORD, you have searched me and known me…"
How wonderful – and how fearful – it is to be known by God.
The Psalmist says in Psalm 139, "O LORD, you have searched me and known me."
"You have searched me" – the word can have the sense of digging into, of drilling down. "Lord, you have excavated me." One person translates it, "Lord, You dig me – you dig me, Lord."
God digs you. When no one else notices you – when no one else has the time to bother – God searches you. You are endlessly, fascinatingly interesting to God. God doesn't get tired of you. God searches you.
And Psalm 139 says that God knows you. This is the God whose eye is on the sparrow. This is the God who keeps your tears in a bottle. This is the God who took out the divine knitting needles and crocheted you together stitch by stitch in your mother's womb. This is the God who tallies the number of every hair on your head: admittedly easier for some of us than others, but still… This is the God for whom there are no anonymous sheep, to whom nobody is a write-off, for whom no one is lost in the crowd: the personal God who loves the number one: one lost sheep, one missing coin, one sinner lost and found.
How wonderful it is to be known by God.
And yet how fearful a thing to be searched and known by God.
I know that many people describe Divinity School as of time of searching for God, but to me it more often felt like I was the one being searched, that God was searching me. It felt like passing through security before boarding an airplane – I was being excavated, dug out, frisked, shook down – and there was no way to escape.
The Psalmist knows this. The Psalmist marvels, (or is it laments?): "You hem me in, behind and before, and lay your hand upon me." The Hebrew word for "hem in" used here doesn't mean cuddle. It doesn't refer to a protective embrace, a great big bear hug, or to being wrapped in bubble wrap. It's not a hedge of protection – it's concertina wire for trespassers. The word for "hem in" is the word used when a city is laid under siege. "You besiege me, O God." "You hem me in. You besiege me. You entrap me. You encircle me. You beleaguer me, behind and before. You will not leave me alone."
How fearful a thing to be searched and known by this God.
And yet how wonderful, how wonderful. How wonderful to know that the battle is over. No more need to hide: all is accepted. You will be searched – but nothing will be found within you that is not already known and embraced. You discover that mercy's honest captive is more free than the lying fugitive. You find that we feared to give up everything, only to have been given more than everything.
The surrender to the siege is a sweet one. For the God of unconditional surrender is the God of unconditional love. The God who won't let us escape is also the God who fearfully and wonderfully made us in the first place. Our frame was not hidden from this God when we were being formed in secret, intricately woven in the depths of mystery. God's eyes beheld our unformed substance – and in God's book where written all the days that were formed for us, when none of them as yet existed.
How wonderful it is to be searched, to be known, to be besieged by this God.
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im on my fav pes stack now. test, primobolan and erase. i really like pes as a company. if i werent on trt and still dabbled in supps id try more out. i like to rotate erase and aromasin as my ai
We already have many great stacks on NP -- are there any we do not have that you would like to see?
Can be mixed with non-PES products of course
Erase + Intimidate?
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im on my fav pes stack now. test, primobolan and erase. i really like pes as a company. if i werent on trt and still dabbled in supps id try more out. i like to rotate erase and aromasin as my ai
Noob looking for alot of guidance
I've got a hold of some omnadren 250(is sustanon better?) and I'm pretty much clueless about steroids. All i know about it is that it easily aromatizes and it holds alot of water
Anabeta Elite & D-Pol: Testosterone Based Lean Mass Fusion!Originally Posted by nattydisaster
Another one could be Recycle & Erase Pro: After The Fact Natural Stack.
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Lift the fücking weight from the floor, or leave it on the ground. The thoughts are supposed to be daunting. The pain is meant to be tormenting.
Make the ultimate stack , Erase Pro and Anabeta Elite as a nice price stack, sickest combo would be EP+ABE+Recompadrol complete anabolic and myotropic domination for great LBM gains.Originally Posted by nattydisaster
>SNS-Glycophase<Serious Nutrition Solutions Rep
Erase Pro, AnaBeta Elite, and Intimidate would be interesting. I'd follow a log or two if someone decided to try the three.
Beastmode is when you can not possibly go any further, but then you make a conscious choice to move forward.
Lol that's my future stack along with tropinol and Recompadrol hahaOriginally Posted by Colbicide
>SNS-Glycophase<Serious Nutrition Solutions Rep
Anabeta Elite + Formula-X
Digging the idea behind Anabeta Elite+Erase Pro stack. Seems like a no-brainer.
Erase Pro plus something like Tropinol that has bulbine in it.
I prefer not to buy a supp like that solo cuz it always costs too much. Stack could prove cheaper.
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Keep em comin!
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Anabeta elite and c20.
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I see SNS has bulbine caps now.
Just sayin
Erase Pro + Bulbine....PES + SNS FTW
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+Deer antler velvetOriginally Posted by mattrag
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Not to hijack the thread. I am starting test cyp injections as trt. I have noticed a little bloating and possible estro sides. I was considering using an OTC ai like erase as part of baseline trt protocol ( as I am almost certain not to get an rx for an ai from my Endo and I don't want to use other methods to obtain unless absolutely necessary). Am- how do you dose your erase when u use it? I was hoping to be able to take a dose a couple of days following my shot. And be good for estro sides reduction. Then cycle erase as desired in conjunction with other stacks. In negotiations with my Endo now about injection freq and dosing. A lot to yet workout. I may post another thread about this if I get the time.Originally Posted by ambulldog
In keeping with the thread, I have a bottle of erase pro and ab elite I am dying to try. Was going to wait until my baseline trt is established. Will either influence my bloodwork to the point where I should be concerned that my trt will be thrown off by skewed test numbers
I'll get this going nicely
Double Stack's: Either Erase Pro or Anabeta Elite can be traded out for a regular version to
Anabeta Elite + Intimidate
Intimidate + Alpha T2
Erase Pro + Testabolan V2
Anabeta Elite + Reverstiol V2
Shift + Reverstiol V2
Erase Pro + Tropinol
Anabeta Elite + Tropinol
Anabeta Elite + Formula-X
Alpha T2 + Formula-X
Alpha T2 + SNS agmatine
Erase Pro + SAN Fierce
Anabeta Elite + SAN Fierce
Anabeta Elite + C20
Alpha T2 + C20
Shift + C20
Triple Stack's
Intimidate + Alpha t2 + Anabeta Elite
Anabeta Elite + Reverstiol V2 + Testabolan V2
Erase Pro + Intimidate + SNS agmatine
Alpha T2 + Reverstiol V2 + AI agmatine
Shift + SNS Fierce + Intimidate
Erase Pro + Tropinol + SNS argmtine
Alpha T2 + Tropinol + Reverstiol V2
Alpha T2 + C20 + Intimidate
Shift + C20 + Reverstiol V2
Shift + C20 + Testabloan V2
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I actually got one for you , since the usual OEP+AT2+Erase is NO longer possible due to OEP being banned (cry) why not:
Erase Pro + AlphaT2 + Recreate
Erase Pro + AlphaT2 + New Dexaprine!
The usual Erase Pro + Intimidate has been said long enough , I personally think the best Test Boosting triple stack would be:
Intimidate + Tropinol (or SNS Bulbine caps) + Erase Pro. Why? Since Dosages are easy , EP and tropinol (or bulbine caps) in the AM and sweet dreams with Intimidate , the thing is , both tropinol and bulbine caps are Prolensis , so w.e you can workout for a deal to make it happen.
AnaBeta Elite + Any GDA/Nutrient Partitioner (Insert here: Recompadrol/Glycobol/Anabolic Pump) And since PES never had a problem stacking with USPLabs this could be a go for ABE+AP , but keep in mind the otherones , since some people are more partial for Na-R-Ala and some more to Berberine than to Phellodendrone and Crape Merlte , I think its just a matter of taste and what works for anyone.
Now for something that hasn't been touched yet, night-time fat loss:
You have Shift and Bulk Shift now in SS , why not go for something like a test booster , sleep aid and cortisol control:
Or simply go for deeper sleep and help in fat loss too:
1-Carboxy + PureCAMP + Shift
Many of these are simply ideas I cook up looking at the planets line-ups , they might not work as I am suggesting and they could be wrong ( for which i'll get smacked by smarter people than me here *cough* cooper *cough*). In summary , merely my humble opinion which has not and will not be evaluated by the FDA :P!.
>SNS-Glycophase<Serious Nutrition Solutions Rep
Yeah, I was way further off topic than I initially thought,, sorry
I am gonna try ab elite + erase pro+ trt as soon as I get my trt straightened out


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"April is the cruelest month," T.S. Eliot famously wrote, but sometimes August isn't exactly a walk in the park.
August can mean hurricanes. For fans of Elvisology, it means the death on Aug. 16, 1977, that still inspires thousands to converge on Memphis during "Elvis Week" each year.
Two decades earlier, a young Elvis Presley rocked Orlando's Municipal Auditorium on Aug. 8, 1956.
It was among a string of Florida performances in 1955 and 1956 that marked important stops on Presley's road to fame. In August 1956, he topped the bill, but just a year before, in May and July 1955, "Elvis Presley with Bill and Scotty" played Florida cities as an auxiliary act, backing up artists including Faron Young and Andy Griffith.
Avalanche of fame
In 1955, the Orlando Sentinel's Jean Yothers noted "it was hot as blue blazes" for the May 11 shows at "Muni Aud," but country-music fans had still turned out in droves.
I've written about Yothers' prescience in noting, then, that the new level of celebrity rising around Presley might become a problem for him. In 1955, Ardys Bell Clawson of DeBary also witnessed evidence of that coming avalanche of fame.
Clawson grew up in Boca Grande, where her mother hailed from one of the oldest families in the Charlotte Harbor barrier islands. Clawson's branch of the family moved to Jacksonville in 1955, the year she graduated from high school and Presley appeared with "Hank Snow's All-Star Jamboree" at the city's new baseball park (later, the Gator Bowl) on May 12 and 13.
Presley was far from the headliner, but Clawson had sure heard of him. "We were country fans," she says.
Losing his shirt, literally
In a photo from about that time, Presley's band mates Scotty Moore and Bill Black wear traditional western shirts. He showed a flair for more unexpected fashion.
Mae Axton, publicist for many Florida tour dates (and co-writer of "Heartbreak Hotel"), later recalled trying to wheedle Presley out of the frilly pink shirt he donned for the May 13 show in Jacksonville. It was too girly, she kidded him, and he might as well give it to her, because "they are just going to tear it off you tonight."
Axton had no idea that she was right. As Elvis, Scotty and Bill ended their set before 14,000, Elvis quipped, "Girls, I'll see you backstage." Mayhem ensued; fans descended on the frightened singer in a locker room and tore from him his coat, shirt and boots. ("Last Train to Memphis," Peter Guralnick's fine Presley biography, includes this story.)
It was after that Jacksonville concert that Presley's new manager, "Colonel" Tom Parker, really got dollar signs in his eyes.
A fan but no 'screamer'
Clawson was not among the backstage throng. "I wasn't one of those screamers," she says. But she got much better concert souvenirs than a scrap of fabric: She got pictures of her and Elvis.
By pure chance, she and her brother, Philip Bell — who had a habit of carrying a camera with him — happened on Presley after the melee, under the bleachers where he was standing by himself, eating ice from a metal soft-drink cooler.
The next year, 1956, when Presley returned to Jacksonville, Clawson's brother snapped another after-show picture of her with the singer.
It's tempting for folks who have a brush with a famous person to embellish the memory, but like Yothers, Clawson tells it like it was.
Asked what she remembers about Elvis, she stresses that she didn't actually know him. She remembers him being bashful. He was about 20; she was 18.
Clawson is now retired from a career with the city of Jacksonville, including a stint recruiting firefighters. She has lived in DeBary since 1992. When her mother, Myrtle Susanna Padilla Bell, died in 2010 at age 96, the music at the family's celebration of her life included three gospel songs performed by Elvis Presley.
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U.S. Olympic Trials: Anthony Ervin Draws Cheers With Sub-22 to Lead 50 Free Prelims
June 30, 2012
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OMAHA, Nebraska, June 30. ANTHONY Ervin, who tied with Gary Hall Jr. for Olympic gold in this event in 2000 before disappearing on a soul-searching retirement, drew massive cheers from the crowd with the only sub-22 in the men's 50 free at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials.
Ervin, who decided to come back to the sport after a lengthy time away, clocked a 21.83 for the leading time in the event this morning. That swim beat what it took him to win Olympic gold in 2000 (21.98), and nearly clipped Hall's Trials record of 21.76 from the 2000 meet. Ervin's lifetime best came just behind that 21.76 in 2000 as Ervin placed second with a 21.80. Not bad for a 31-year-old to nearly trump his lifetime best more than a decade later, and move to sixth in the world this year. Earlier in the week, Ervin placed 13th in the 100 free.
Nathan Adrian, the favorite in the event, qualified second in 22.06 in the same heat as Ervin. He has much more in the tank, as evidenced by his American textile best of 21.55. He took fourth in the splash-and-dash at the 2011 World Championships, and is looking to crack into the individual Olympic hardware column.
Jimmy Feigen, who became the only man to have swum at NCAAs this year to also make the Olympic team as a relay alternate with his fifth-place finish in the 100 free last night, tied with Cullen Jones for third with matching 22.09s. Jones, who made the Olympics in the 100 free with a second-place effort, is looking for another individual swim. Alex Coville (22.19), Josh Schneider (22.21), Matt Grevers (22.24) and Shayne Fleming (22.43) rounded out the top eight. Fleming made the top eight out of a pre-circle seeded heat in heat 13 of 17.
Defending champion Garrett Weber-Gale earned his way into semis as well with a 22.52 for 10th overall.
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Anthony Ervin -- 21.83
Nathan Adrian -- 22.06
Jimmy Feigen -- 22.09
Cullen Jones -- 22.09
Alex Coville -- 22.19
Josh Schneider -- 22.21
Matt Grevers -- 22.24
Shayne Fleming -- 22.43
Joseph Hale -- 22.48
Garrett Weber-Gale -- 22.52
William Copeland -- 22.54
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Functions as chief of operations; manages the department and assists the Director in decision making and reorganizing, planning and controlling day-to-day operations. Manages the department's retention, preservation and retrieval systems in accordance with hospital goals; responsible for the department's quality assurance program; coordinates the updating of all legal, medical and financial regulations and ensures compliance. Develops and implements appropriate methodology for establishing classification and indexing systems best suited to the hospital's needs and assists in developing, promulgating and revising Medical Records' goals, procedures and guidelines. Supervises the analyses of record utilization and designs systems to improve their usefulness; develops standards for the retention of records to ensure confidentiality and availability. Supervises subordinates engaged in the collection, analysis, coding, maintenance and retrieval of medical records; supports health care by participating in the instruction of students and medical staff about Medical Records Administration Program; interacts with clinical and administrative departments to promote the achievement of department goals. Supervises subordinate staff; represents the department in the Director's absence.
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U.S. Men's National Team Closes Out Qualifying With 2-0 Home Win Against Panama
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FOXBORO, Mass. (Wednesday, October 12, 2005) - The U.S. Men's National Team closed out the final round of 2006 FIFA World Cup qualifying with a solid 2-0 win against Panama at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Mass., on Wednesday night. U.S. Manager Bruce Arena fielded a young squad looking to possibly earn a spot on the 2006 FIFA World Cup Roster and the youngsters didn't disappoint as both Kyle Martino and Taylor Twellman earned their first national team goal.


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Specific gravity is the density of a mineral. Special equipment is usually needed to find out a mineral's exact specific gravity. With a little practice, you can guess a mineral's specific gravity by hand. Some mineral samples will feel heavier than others, even if all your samples are the same size. The heavier ones have a greater specific gravity. Here are some examples of common minerals and their specific gravity ranges:
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Choplin took over direction of Châtelet in 2006 and started presenting full-scale productions with big casts and large orchestras. He has said he fell in love with American musicals when he began traveling to New York City in 1972 and seeing them on Broadway. His producing started with Candide, My Fair Lady and The Sound of Music.
An engagement of the classic Jerome Kern-Oscar Hammerstein II musical Show Boat, presented in 2010 by the Cape Town Opera company of South Africa, was met with standing ovations.
Before Choplin's productions of The Sound of Music and My Fair Lady, the classics had never been seen in France in their full original English-language versions.
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Tapered Meander Line Antenna for Maximum Efficiency and Minimal Environmental Impact
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I couldn't believe what I was hearing. You seriously have got to be kidding me. Who in their right mind would think this way? Three weeks? Only three weeks? Why only three weeks? Yet three weeks was clearly all the time they had.
Only three weeks for what? Is this the time left before someone dies? Or someone loses their job? Or someone walks out of their marriage? Nope. But clearly there was only three weeks to get it done.
Get what done? Only three weeks to build a treehouse. Yep, build a treehouse. You see, I was watching the show TreeHouse Masters, a show I had heard about but never actually seen. As I was flipping through the channels, there it was, in living birch. Aren't treehouses and relaxation supposed to be synonymous?


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Apparently April 30 is International Jazz Day. So as a way of subverting the canon-building exercises that are sure to go on across the jazz internet today, I've come up with a list of my own, based on the contents of my own iPod and CD tower. Here, just because I like you, are…
50 Jazz Albums Unlikely To Make Other Lists Of 50 Jazz Albums You Will Read On International Jazz Day 2012
- JD Allen Trio, Victory! – 12 tracks in 36 minutes. Concise, thoughtful trio playing led by one of the best young tenor saxophonists around. (Much more here.)
- Fred Anderson/Kidd Jordan/William Parker/Hamid Drake, 2 Days in April – A double disc of sprawling, sputtering, ferocious liveage featuring two killer, veteran saxophonists and maybe the best rhythm team in early '00s free jazz. A high-water mark for everyone involved.
- Borbetomagus, Barbed Wire Maggots – This one'll take your face right off. One of their most metallic, jagged albums, and with these guys that's really saying something. Two saxes and a guitar; many, many pedals; no mercy.
- Anthony Braxton, New York, Fall 1974 – One of his friendliest albums. It was either this or The Montreux/Berlin Concerts, but "Opus 23B," the wildly swinging album opener, closed the deal.
- Peter Brötzmann, Nothung – The legendary German reed-eater brings his saxophone to a blindfolded three-way kickboxing match with bassist William Parker (yeah, him again) and drummer Michael Wertmüller.
- Clifford Brown & Max Roach, Clifford Brown & Max Roach – Not everything on this list is gonna be skronky or intense. If you can't get with "Delilah," we can't be friends.
- Don Cherry, Eternal Rhythm – A confluence of Euros, plus guitarist Sonny Sharrock. Two extended jams, two chances to peel the top of your skull off and let the sky in.
- Ornette Coleman, To Whom Who Keeps a Record – A collection of brilliant leftovers by the 1959-61 quartet, for some reason bequeathed to the Japanese until it was assimilated into the mind-crushingly awesome Beauty is a Rare Thing box. It's been reissued by itself since, so you've got no excuse.
- Alice Coltrane, Lord of Lords – The greatest version of Stravinsky's "The Firebird" you'll ever hear. (More here.)
10. John Coltrane, Meditations – Two side-long explorations, one harsh, one mournful and beautiful, both the sound of Coltrane ushering Pharoah Sanders into the spotlight.
11. Miles Davis, Nefertiti – The moodiest (and my favorite) album by the 1965-68 acoustic quintet.
12. Stacy Dillard, Good and Bad Memories – A young tenor player who reminds me of Hank Mobley. (More here.)
13. Bill Dixon, Thoughts – Trumpet, alto sax, tuba, two basses and drums. A series of subdued but sometimes heart-stoppingly beautiful pieces that bring autumn with them.
14. Charles Gayle/William Parker/Rashied Ali, Touchin' On Trane – If '90s free jazz has an ultimate statement, this album is probably it. (Much more here.)
15. Dexter Gordon, A Swingin' Affair – Gordon is one of my favorite saxophonists, and this is tied with Dexter Blows Hot and Cool for my favorite album of his.
16. Grant Green, The Complete Quartets with Sonny Clark – Green's stinging guitar tone perfectly mates with Clark's light, yet bluesy, touch on the piano. The 10-minute version of "It Ain't Necessarily So" here is eyebrow-searing.
17. Tim Hagans, Animation/Imagination – Trumpeter Hagans and producer Bob Belden meld jazz, drum 'n' bass, and raw energy into something totally unique. This album still represents an unexplored potential future.
18. Julius Hemphill, Dogon A.D. – Indescribable, really. Earthy funk meets nerve-jangling abstraction. A total classic, finally getting its due. (More here.)
19. Joe Henderson, Inner Urge – The fiercest (and the only quartet disc) among Henderson's mid '60s run of Blue Note albums, all of which are essential. "El Barrio" prefigures David S. Ware's entire career.
20. Andrew Hill, Compulsion – Extra percussion brings out the beast in Mr. Hill.
21. Noah Howard, Noah Howard Quartet – The alto saxophonist's slightly Ornette-ish, arty debut, for ESP-Disk.
22. Bobby Hutcherson, Dialogue – More brilliance from Blue Note's mid '60s crop of post-hard bop innovators. Sam Rivers enlivens things.
23. Keith Jarrett, Fort Yawuh – A double live CD with plenty of groove and fervor, by one of the best bands of the 1970s (Dewey Redman on sax, Charlie Haden on bass, Paul Motian on drums).
24. Frank Lowe, Black Beings – William Parker's first record, and saxophonist Lowe's fiercest. The most recent CD reissue offers radically extended versions of pieces originally cropped for vinyl, and the brand-new The Loweski offers 40 more minutes of music from the same night.
25. Branford Marsalis, Crazy People Music – My favorite of his 1980s/1990s albums. The tunes are better, the playing more friendly and less smirky than others in his catalog…just a fun, enjoyable, non-didactic record.
26. Wynton Marsalis, J Mood – The trumpet is the sole horn on this beautiful, bluesy album.
27. Grachan Moncur III, New Africa – After multiple collaborations with alto saxophonist Jackie McLean on Blue Note, this trombonist moved to Paris and made this killer album for BYG Actuel. Soulful, fierce, percussive and compositionally surprising.
28. Thelonious Monk, Monk. – My favorite album by my favorite Monk band. I've always preferred the Columbia albums to anything that came before, and this is a bare-bones masterpiece.
29. Lee Morgan, Search for the New Land – The title track is a droning epic unlike anything else in this brilliant, dead-too-early trumpeter's catalog. Everything else is blues, groove and funk.
30. David Murray Octet, New Life – A later effort by the Octet, but one that's strong enough to knock walls down.
31. Sunny Murray, Homage to Africa – The legendary free jazz drummer brings in extra percussionists and gets meditative, without losing his fierce edge.
32. Other Dimensions in Music, Now! – A tragically under-worshipped full-improv quartet who take Ornette's ideas and Albert Ayler's, blend them, and launch them into the stratosphere.
33. Painkiller, Guts of a Virgin – John Zorn goes grindcore with help from Bill Laswell and Napalm Death drummer Mick Harris.
34. William Parker Trio, Painter's Spring – A hard-swinging date featuring Other Dimensions in Music's Daniel Carter on sax. Proof that free jazz also offers the freedom to not scream in the listener's face.
35. Jeremy Pelt, Soul – The best album yet by one of the best trumpeters around. (Much more here.)
36. Ike Quebec, Heavy Soul – So much reverb on the leader's saxophone, it sounds like the microphone is rolled up in the carpet, but these thick organ grooves are unstoppable. (Much more here.)
37. Joshua Redman, Compass – In which an occasionally too-glib saxophonist doubles his rhythm section and makes the best album of his career.
38. Sam Rivers, Crystals – Known for small-group freedom, saxophonist, composer and general organizer Rivers assembled a gigantic band for this collection of finely honed mini-epics.
39. Matana Roberts, Live in London – An excoriating performance by a fascinating alto saxophonist. (Interview with Roberts here.)
40. Sonny Rollins, East Broadway Run Down – Every one of his albums is muscular, but this one, with its epic title track, is a bruising workout. The ballad "We Kiss in a Shadow" is the real keeper.
41. Pharoah Sanders, Izipho Zam – There are a lot of people on this album, but in terms of raw impact, it might as well be just Sanders on sax and Sonny Sharrock on guitar.
42. Sonny Sharrock, Black Woman – And speaking of…Sharrock took "jazz guitar" to hell, and made the flames feel terrific.
43. Archie Shepp, Fire Music – Big, swinging, roaring workouts by a saxophonist with little or no sense of subtlety, but hey, sometimes you just wanna shout.
44. Wayne Shorter, The All Seeing Eye – A more interesting composer than player, saxophonist Shorter's best Blue Note album includes some killer tunes, but the best one, "Mephisto," is by his brother Alan.
45. Walter Smith III, III – A young saxophonist with killer trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire in his band. Smart hard bop that remembers melody and groove.
46. Cecil Taylor, The Cecil Taylor Unit – The debut album by Taylor's best band, one that created a unique sound blending jazz, modern classical, and frequent outbursts of almost rock-like drumming from the never less than astonishing Ronald Shannon Jackson. There's an extended article on this group in Burning Ambulance #5.
47. McCoy Tyner, Tender Moments – A larger-than-usual ensemble gives Coltrane's pianist a chance to expand his sound. Despite its title, this is not a ballad session – it'll knock your chair over for you.
48. Buster Williams, Pinnacle – A funky record by the bassist for Herbie Hancock's best band, Mwandishi. Occasional vocals can't wreck it, so you know it's good.
49. Frank Wright, Church Number Nine – Two album-side-long tracks during which saxophonists Wright and Noah Howard attempt to out-shout both each other and pianist Bobby Few. If gospel music sounded like this, I'd go to church.
50. Larry Young, Lawrence of Newark – Organist Young's spaciest, most prog album, leaving his appearance on Carlos Santana and John McLaughlin's Love Devotion Surrender in the dust.


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BDSM is an acronym standing for bondage & discipline, dominance & submission (D/s or d/s), sadism &/or masochism within consensual relationships. Some people also define the SM as Slave & Master. In fandom it is most often used in fic headers as a warning or as an indication of a story's content or genre. BDSM is used by fans as a general umbrella term for any fanwork which includes erotic power exchange, pain play, bondage, sensation play, other sexual kinks and occasionally for slavefic. The stories may be very sexually explicit, or may be more emotional or psychological in nature and contain little or no sexually explicit scenes.
BDSM in Canon
In most mainstream television or films, kink or BDSM is often played for laughs or as a sign of a characters mental unbalance.
From the Supernatural scene where Dean Winchester wanders into a fetish club by mistake to the many CSI-style shows where a kinky relationship leads to murder, positive, realistic portrayals are rare.
Some notable exceptions may be Castle; at various times, both Rick Castle and Kate Beckett display clear familiarity with various aspects of BDSM culture and practice, and that familiarity is a significant component of their flirtatious onscreen relationship in the show's first few seasons. Another is Irene Adler in Sherlock (BBC), a character that is a broadly positive take on a dominatrix. The pilot episode of Elementary indicated that Sherlock Holmes is a sub ("about six feet high" with a cut to a pair of handcuffs).
{A few more examples, especially positive ones would be great.}
Tropes and Styles of BDSM Fanworks
Some writers try to portray BDSM elements in the story realistically, depicting it as Safe, Sane, and Consensual or Risk-aware Consensual Kink. Others, seeing their writing as fantasy, leave out elements that don't directly contribute to the kink or use their works to explore situations not possible outside of fiction. lit_gal's website disclaimer contains an extensive note explaining how the BDSM in her stories, especially those with non-human characters, differs from reality.[1]
While fans may have strongly held opinions on the right way to do BDSM in fanfic[2] there are works exploring the topic from many different perspectives.
One common trope is an AU or alternate reality where D/s relationships are the expected norm (BDSM AU). These stories normalize the BDSM desires of the characters and usually portray a 24/7-style relationship between the pairing. Not to be confused with slavefic, these stories are nearly always about fully consensual and societally supported kinky lifestyles.
Slavefic does often contain BDSM elements. In the worlds portrayed where slavery is legalized and enslaved people have no recognized right to consent, the BDSM elements, along with everything else sexual, are considered non-con or dub-con by most fans. Some of these stories take the narrative tack that the relationship is consensual and desired, and that the protagonists are exceptions in their society. The classification of that sort of story is more open to debate. See Also slavefic for more details on the intersection of the two genres.
Another popular trope is the secret kink society or club that the characters join, sometimes in the line of duty in a kink take on the Undercover in a Gay Bar trope, and discover their nearly always perfectly matching kinks.
The BDSM variation of first time fic is often about one character discovering their submissive side. There are stories about brand-new Doms learning the ropes as well. These stories may take place in a kink club, an alternate BDSM reality or they may involve only the two characters figuring their kinks out on their own.
The Establishment brought BDSM and kink fic together with a collaborative RPG style of writing. The style, with point of view shifts that give the reader access to both the Dom and the Sub's inner thoughts, has been widely imitated and many players/writers of the Establishment use the style to good effect in their stories.
Some fanworks take canon scenarios with coded BDSM overtones and re-work them into explicitly acknowledged relationships. For example, White Collar fandom has frequent D/s relationships between Peter Burke and Neal Caffrey in both Peter/Neal slash and Peter/Elizabeth/Neal threesomes. The tracking anklet Neal wears is taken as a symbol of submission to Peter like unto being collared.
Example Fanworks
- Bound to Please, a Professionals BDSM zine from 1994
- Bound to the Law, a Starsky and Hutch is a series of stories by Dawnwind. Author's summary: "Starsky and Hutch meet a dominatrix during a routine investigation and begin to investigate if BDSM would work in their relationship." [3]
- Castle (the rules by which we live) by kickflaw, a Merlin/Arthur modern AU with formal BDSM where Arthur is a professional Dom and Merlin is just discovering his submissive side
- Chains of Desire by Diana Williams, an X-Files Mulder/Skinner story where Mulder gets involved in a BDSM club and Skinner goes in after him[4]
- Coming Home by Xanthe, a Stargate Atlantis BDSM AU where society is divided along D/s lines, kink is entrenched deeply in the culture and D/s pairs achieve soulbonds
- Don't Look too Closely (all the angles are oblique) by shaenie, The Avengers (2012) Steve/Tony BDSM series
- L'Histoire d'Obi by Lilith Sedai, a Star Wars: TPM slavefic novel influenced by The Story of O that uses the undercover trope
- A Kept Boy by poisontaster, a CWRPS WIP and start of the What We Keep shared universe, is a story about a modern society with legalized sex-slavery where the owners of slaves often use them in BDSM practices[5]
- Let Your Dreams Run Free by telesilla and hily, a Trek Reboot RPF first time where Anton Yelchin discovers his true nature with experienced Dom, Chris Pine, is an example of the Establishment style of writing [6]
- a lieutenant colonel is being beaten by thingswithwings, a Stargate Atlantis vid that uses the really very large number of canon scenes where John Sheppard is tied up, on his knees, or being beaten[7]
- Take Clothes Off As Directed by Helenish, a responsefic to Coming Home that uses a similar BDSM society as an allegory for modern sexism; not really about BDSM
The Boys in Chains archive was dedicated to BDSM slash fiction and The Titanium Whip Awards are designed to recognise the work of fanfic writers who write with a BDSM, kink or fetish theme. Many works featured in Kink Bingo have a BDSM theme. The Establishment is a multi-fandom RPG with kink and BDSM themes.
- ↑ Main Page, accessed November 30, 2010
- ↑ On BDSM, Part I by irana, accessed January 13, 2010
- ↑ Me and Thee Archive, accessed November 30, 2010
- ↑ Chains of Desire Series by Diana Williams, accessed January 13, 2010
- ↑ A Kept Boy Masterpost, accessed January 13, 2010
- ↑ Let Your Dreams Run Free, accessed November 30, 2010
- ↑ a lieutenant colonel is being beaten accessed January 13, 2010


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Dallas, North Central LRT Extension
North Central LRT Extension
Dallas, Texas
(November 1999)
Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) has initiated construction of the North Central Corridor light rail transit (LRT) extension to the regions 20.5 mile starter system. DARTs starter system opened in three phases from June 1996 to May 1997 (one underground station will open in 2000). The extension, part of a 20-year, $4.8 billion transit capital program adopted in FY 1998, measures12.5 miles long from the current northern terminus at Park Lane Station to the new terminal in Plano. The extension has nine stations. Although some single track sections were originally planned, the DART Board of Directors in 1997 approved the double tracking of the entire extension. DART estimates that over 17,000 daily riders, of which 6,800 will be new riders, are expected to use the extension in the year 2010. The project is estimated to cost $517.2 million (escalated dollars).
FTA entered into an FFGA with DART for the North Central extension project on October 6, 1999 with a section 5309 new starts commitment of $333.0 million. The project is currently in the construction phase. An associated Northeast LRT extension is being built solely with local funds ($475 million).
The project has been included in the regionally adopted Metropolitan Transportation Plan and Transportation Improvement Program that conforms with the State Implementation Plan for Air Quality. TEA-21 Section 3030(a)(20) authorizes the North Central Extension for final design and construction. Through FY 2000, Congress has appropriated $92.27 million in section 5309 new start funds to this project.
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MHS, 9-2-3 overall, outshot the host Spartans (5-4-6) 14-3 but could only find the back of the net on one occasion.
Tiger keeper Eric Pierce had three saves for the Tigers who recorded their sixth clean sheet of the season.
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* At the VMAs on MTV, Miley Cyrus danced in her underwear surrounded by prancing, giant faux bears. There is now a fine line between MTV award show entertainment and a nightmare you'd have after eating spicy food before bedtime.
* The renovation of the Westroads Mall in Omaha will include the addition of free WiFi, cellphone charging stations and a super-large big-screen TV. So, moms, if you want to know where your teenager and your husbands are on weekends, first check Westroads.
* If this works out OK, Crossroads may get a functioning escalator.
* The heat is back in Omaha, with highs expected in the upper nineties all week. For the first time, the Omaha budget plan is serving a purpose: City Council members are using it to fan themselves.
* It's hot. I guess it's asking too much for the mayor's office and fire department to communicate enough to open a few fire hydrants for kids to run through.
* It was hot and muggy at the Cox Classic over the weekend. It was so muggy that the water hazard on the 16th fairway turned out to be "gallery sweat."
* OPS teachers are now allowed to tweet at parents. This means that parents can receive progress reports on Twitter, get updates on Facebook and have an Instagram photo of their kid's diploma sent to them, all without ever having to set foot in a school.
* This should help alleviate some of the impersonal aspects of the modern educational process.
* UNL just held commencement at the new Pinnacle Bank Arena. I wouldn't say a lot of people were just there to see the arena, but by the time Steven Zimmerman marched across the stage to receive his diploma, there were three folks left to applaud.
* Tim Tebow's mom spoke in Omaha on Saturday. A lot of her mannerisms and opinions are similar to Tim's, with the major difference being she has a better throwing motion and higher completion percentage.
* Between this and Matt Damon's nephew, eastern Nebraska is the worldwide leader in celebrity relatives. Now if we can just finalize deals to get Abe Vigoda's grandson and Paris Hilton's cousin to town.
* The new library trend across the nation - filling the libraries with video games and big screen TVs to get kids interested. Why stop there? Let's also fill libraries with foosball, tanning parlors, petting zoos and doughnut makers; kids will be storming the buildings.
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By Niki Natarajan
We live in a DIY age of Home Depot and B&Q and yet kitchens and bathrooms that are crafted by an expert typically last longer, cause less stress to the family and work just that much better. There is, of course, a cost for expertise.
But, as IKEA now offers professionals to fit the kitchens bought in the store, so too are funds of funds offering customisation services to investors that have realised that DIY hedge fund portfolio construction might be cheaper, but is not always better.
Funds of funds such as K2 Advisors, Morgan Stanley AIP and Blackstone Alternative Asset Management have entered this new "Age of Customisation" - a space that PAAMCO and EIM have dominated for years - and are now offering portfolio completion and customised portfolios.
Advisory work used to be considered a low-cost B-list service that many groups phased out. But following the entrance of groups such as Aksia, there has been a revival of this form of hedge fund portfolio service.
It is the natural next step for established funds of funds to have the starter packs for novice investors, and strategy-specific offerings for the sophisticated multi-manager aficionados. After all, they have already invested in the infrastructure of research and due diligence.
And now, for a 'consulting' fee, they can either put the hedge fund portfolio together from scratch or, even better, take a look at the whole alternatives portfolio and add in the bits that are missing.
Investors are right to query fund of funds fees, but what they need to realise is that not all funds of funds are born equal. In his book Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell analysed the skill set of the genius, and concluded that what the genius always has is 10,000 hours of expertise in the field.
So why do newcomers think that they can spot a winner, a fraud, or an ego-led accident waiting to happen better than the veteran due diligence teams with 10,000 hours on their CV?
The Madoff-effect has been like a monsoon sweeping away the debris, leaving only those left that truly deserve to be called multi-manager experts. In a session entitled Passion and Performance: What really drives sustainable FOHF returns? at the InvestHedge Forum, taking place in London in September, we will examine the secrets of the genii with more than 10 years' experience to find out what makes them stay top performers.
If you take off weekends and holidays, it is these funds of funds still run by the founders that have invested more than 10,000 hours that are the winners. It is this kind of expertise that can, and should, still charge fees - to pay for due diligence, market intelligence, manager selection and asset allocation.
As Henry in Tom Stoppard's play The Real Thing, explains: "This thing here, which looks like a wooden club, is actually several pieces of particular wood cunningly put together in a certain way so that the whole thing is sprung, like a dance floor... If you get it right, the cricket ball will travel two hundred yards in four seconds, and all you've done is give it a knock like knocking the top off a bottle of stout, and it makes a noise like a trout taking a fly....
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New York Jets running back Mike Goodson has returned to the team. But the Jets announced that he has been suspended four games by the NFL for violating the league's substance-abuse policy, stemming from a May arrest.
The Jets placed Goodson on the active/non-football injury/illness list.
"I've been away from the team to take care of some important personal things," Goodson said in a statement released by the Jets late Monday night. "The time was helpful to me and now that I am back, I am going to do everything I can to contribute to the team. I appreciate all of the support from the Jets organization and I'm thankful to be back with my teammates."
Goodson was arrested in May during a traffic stop in New Jersey after he was found passed out in a car that was stopped in the left-center lane of I-80.
Goodson was charged with unlawful possession of a handgun, possession of a loaded handgun, possession of hollow-point ammunition, and possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Goodson was released on $50,000 bail after spending more than 12 hours in jail.
Goodson's arrest happened just two months after the Jets signed him to a three-year, $6.9 million contract.
"Mike Goodson returned to the team today after taking time away to focus on a personal matter," the Jets said in a statement. "While we welcome Mike back to the organization, we have had direct conversations to make our expectations very clear as we work together to help him move forward in a positive manner, both on and off the field."


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That's the only bright side if the Pats do actually make the super bowl, at least I can root for the other team. When it was Giants-Pats I was rooting for a bomb threat to cancel the game
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The Victory Hammer S is the latest product of America's fledgling 'second' motor company with a slightly sportier stance and image than the stock Hammer due to mean black slathered everywhere and gorgeous Performance Machine Gatlin wheels, the rear wearing a massive 240-section tyre. Performance cruisers don't come any flashier than the Victory Hammer S.
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The Harley-Davidson Dyna Super Glide has long been the basic, entry level 'Big Twin' in Harley-Davidson's motorcycle range whether that be in 1340, 1450 or in the latest 1584, fuel-injected (the I bit) guise. As such the Harley-Davidson Dyna Super Glide is honest, straight forward and, arguably, the best value motorcycle of the bunch. Just don't expect any frills.
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Cruising is all about having a relaxed mindset and there's no better way to ease yourself into that state than the big Kawasaki Vulcan VN2000. It ticks all the right boxes – lots of black paint, lots of chrome, a huge 200-section rear tyre and, of course, a lolloping wildebeest of an engine.
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Definitive Harley. If retro-style cruising is your thing, the Harley-Davidson FLSTF Fat Boy has all the right bits in the right places, from the big Milwaukee V-twin motor to the characteristic disc wheels and even the badge on the tank. Not the most versatile or comfortable of Hogs, but the Harley-Davidson FLSTF Fat Boy is almost certainly the best looking.
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The Truckload Carriers Association has presented its highest honor to Don H. Freymiller, founder and chairman of Freymiller Trucking of Oklahoma City, Ok. The award honors a TCA member who has served as a role model for the trucking industry. Freymiller was presented with the award Tuesday at the association's annual convention in Las Vegas.
"I have to say that Don Freymiller is a charismatic leader and strong driver advocate who built an excellent company from the ground up," says TCA's 2011-12 chairman, Robert Low. "Over the years, he's readily stepped forward to share the lessons he has learned throughout his career with people or organizations that might benefit from his knowledge. He's the role model that every trucker aspires to be."
Freymiller began his career in 1964 hauling cattle in Shullsburg, Wisconsin, to supplement his income as a dairy farmer. He bought a single cattle truck in 1968 and the following year sold all of his farm equipment to become a full-time truck driver. He eventually focused on hauling refrigerated products between California and Chicago.
By 1980, Freymiller Trucking had grown to 56 trucks, and the company relocated to Bakersfield, California. Within 15 years, the company had grown to more than 800 trucks with more than 1,200 employees. In 1994, the company set up shop Oklahoma City, where the company is headquartered today.
The company has always emphasized safety; its recognitions include being named a TCA National Fleet Safety Award division winner 11 times over the past 30 years. Freymiller has also placed in the Oklahoma Trucking Association's fleet safety awards several times.
Freymiller is a past chairman of the Interstate Truckload Carriers Conference (1990-91) and a past chairman of the Interstate Carriers Conference Refrigerated Division (1986-87). He has also participated in TCA's Highway Policy Committee, Carrier/Shipper Relations Committee, and the "Improving Efficiency on the Docks" Management Panel. He is a former member of the Executive Committee of the American Trucking Associations (ATA) and a past board member for the ATA Foundation. He also belongs to Rotary International.
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* After taking the trip of a lifetime, a reader sent his 12 rolls of film to Kodak for developing (or 'processing,' as Kodak likes to call it) only to receive the following notice:
'We must report that during the handling of your 12 35mm Kodachrome slide orders, the films were involved in an unusual laboratory experience.'
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"Man of Steel," the big-budget reboot of the Superman franchise, leaped over the apocalyptic buddy comedy "This is the End," collecting a muscular $113.1 million to lead the domestic box office with the year's second-largest debut weekend and the biggest June opening ever.
'The Bling Ring' is best when it's only shallow
Sofia Coppola's "The Bling Ring," about teens who steal from celebrities, is hypnotic — as long as it doesn't try to go deeper.
Cannes at the half: Foreign filmmakers and a folk singer rule festival
With the Cannes Film Festival roughly at the halfway point, we look at what films are getting the most buzz, or are at least the most interesting.
The Word: Cannes thief pulls off $1 million jewel heist
Perhaps lifting a page from the year's most buzzed-about film, "The Bling Ring," in which Emma Watson and her pals rip off Hollywood stars, a real thief broke into a Cannes hotel room and stole over $1 million worth of Chopard jewelry.
Five films to track at the Cannes Film Festival
With the Cannes Film Festival beginning Thursday, here are 5 films to track as they make their debuts, among them the Coen Brothers' "Inside Llewyn Davis."
'The Great Gatsby' to open Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday
This Wednesday, the Cannes Film Festival begins, and the opening night film is no less than "The Great Gatsby," which performed strongly this weekend.


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Halloween Costumes
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Rock Paper Scissors Costume
Item# 01175157
Can't decide who will win best costume this Halloween? Let's bet on a game of rock, paper, scissors. Set comes with all three costumes. Work out who gets to be what by playing for yourself!
- Rock Paper Scissors Costume includes:
- Rock Costume
- Paper Costume
- Scissors Costume
- Does not include:
- Clothing
- Stockings
- Shoes
- Materials:
- 100% Polyester, exclusive of trims or decorations
- Wash/Care Instructions:
- Do not wash
- Do not bleach
- Do not dry clean
- Do not iron
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