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This is a nice addition to anyone's library of books about royals or books about children.
Of especial interest is Weatherford's coverage of the after effects of Genghis Khan's empire. The Mongol Empire lasted for only about a century, but its influence lingers on. Cross regional trade tied Europe, Asia, and the Middle East motightly together than ever before. An efficient communications system enabled information to spread at an unprecedented pace. So much of what we regard as essential accoutrements of our modern world can be traced back to the Mongols.
Yes, the stories of Mongol cruelty and ruthlessness are accurate and Weatherford fully covers them, but this book makes clear that without the Mongol influence, our world today might be much poorer.
The book begins with a summary of the main events of the Revolution as they affected young Louis-Charles, the Dauphin, who was only four when the Bastille was stormed. Over the next four years Louis-Charles lost his possessions and his family. He was kept in prison, brutalized by the guards and deprived of the companionship of his older sister. He remembered his mother and brought flowers to her cell door months after her execution. His death at the age of about ten must have been a merciful release.
The next part of the book deals with the odyssey of the Dauphin's heart, which was spirited out of the prison by one of the doctors who examined the boy's body. We also learn of the many pretenders who claimed to be the Dauphin and of the pain they caused Marie-Therese, the only surviving child of Louis XVI.
Finally, we learn how the process of determining the real identity of the heart through DNA analysis developed in the 1990s. After reading of the travails little Louis-Charles endured in prison, it is comforting to know that at long last we know his ultimate fate, thanks to learning and technology undreamed of in his own time.
Make no mistake, this is not a study of anti-American feelings in the world, but a political work designed to rally the troops around an increasingly beleaguered Administration by using that well known McCarthyite tactic of demonizing its enemies.
Mr. Gibson ignores or mitigates the Bush Administration's missteps, blunders, and lies. He sneers at those who have honest differences of opinion with the Administration's policies, here and abroad, and characterizes debate as treason. These are sentiments one would expect to be aired by propagandists for dictatorships, not by journalists in a democracy.
Here in the US we have unfortunately come to recognize this sort of name calling and distortion as the norm in our politics. It is to be hoped that European and Asian readers of Mr. Gibson's diatribe will realize that not all Americans have forgotten the blanket of flowers in front of the US Embassy in Paris on September 12, 2001, or the throngs of weeping people waving US flags in Asian and European cities, or the sound of "The Star Spangled Banner" being played in front of Buckingham Palace, or the activation of NATO's mutual defense agreements for the first time that dark September.
Mr. Gibson wants the US to forget that outpouring of good will and love, and also the widespread international support we had in the invasion of Afghanistan that fall. He wants us to forget all that, because if we remember it, the obvious question to ask is "Why does the Administration of the most powerful nation on earth have so little international credibility?" The answer to that question cannot be found by making snide attacks on other nations or by smearing the political opposition at home, but through the recognition that the Administration in question is badly flawed and deserves to be replaced.
Kelly is not a professional historian but a novelist, and his writing flows smoothly. He does not bother with footnotes, but he does provide a good summary of his sources (which are excellent) at the end. This is a book which will be well worth the reading and many subsequent rereadings.
As in Empire, his history of the British Empire, Ferguson believes that imperialism, particularly what he calls liberal imperialism, is highly desirable in that it provides stable governments and institutions. There seem to be some blind spots n his view, however. Ferguson claims that imperialism is needed to overcome the multitudinous problems of the Third World. But weren't many of those problems caused by imperialism in the first place? Ferguson also claims that earlier imperialists went out and imperialized in order to do good, citing a quote from Toynbee as evidence. Of course its always nice to claim that you are doing something for someone else's own good, but most of the time people see through it pretty quickly. Ferguson also dismisses the original governments and societies of areas that were imperialized as being ineffective and impractical, but surely the people living under them would not necessarily agree.
There are many other holes that can be poked in Ferguson's arguments, but even so the book is well written and highly thought provoking. It ought to be read at this moment, when the question of American involvement in Iraq and elsewhere is in many people's minds.
The story revolves around young David Powlett-Jones, a shell shocked and wounded veteran of World War I who is hired to teach history at Bamfylde School in the last days of the war. David is from a Welsh coal mining family, and he has strong socialist convictions as well as a large chip on his shoulder about the priviledged youths and men he now finds himself among. This is a subtext that runs throughout the series, but the primary story deals with David's growing self confidence and abilities. There is also a romantic subtext, with David being involved with three women, a wife who dies tragically, a brief fling with another woman, and finally a second wife who is both upper class and a Labour politician, thus combining the two disparate elements in David's life.
John Duttine is wonderful as the star of the series, but there is an excellent supporting cast led hy Frank Middlemass and Alan MacNaughton. Another nice aspect is the depiction of Bamfylde School itself, giving us Americans a pretty good idea of life in a British public school.
There's plenty of blame to go around, and Baer shovels it out left and right, starting with Franklin Roosevelt and the Americans who made the original oil deals with the Saudis in the 1930s and 1940s, through Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Bush I, Clinton, and Bush II.
When you finish reading this book, you are left with the uncomfortable realization that the Western economy rests in large part in the hands of a group of playboys who govern a country which is growing increasingly restless. This book will help you understand why so many of the 9-11 hijackers were Saudis, and why Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda have such wide appeal. You will also realize that even if we do manage to pull out of Iraq without much more bloodloss, we are most likely only at the beginning of what promises to be an extraordinarily violent period of heavy involvement in the Middle East. Thanks to Baer, those who read his book will at least have the comfort of being able to say "I saw it coming!"
Fortunately, Brock and a few other brave souls have taken on the job of exposing this power hungry, hypocritical media machine. With daylight, it is to be hoped, the shadows threatening us will withdraw.
All this is by way of saying that Rewriting History is yet another hatchet job on Senator Hillary Clinton. She can't do right, every thing she does do has a political motive, she is treacherous, etc, etc. Most of Rewriting History is devoted to categorizing the numerous times Senator Clinton has not told the truth. Now it seems to me that being a politician more or less precludes honesty, I'm sorry to say, but having said that I also need to point out that nothing Hillary Clinton has said that is supposedly untrue is all that important anyway. Who cares if she played soccer in high school or not? Yes, it would be wonderful if she always told the truth, but I don't see anything too unusual in these supposed misstatements. In fact, I would be willing to bet that any other politician (even the sainted W himself) would be found to have a pretty long record of untruthful statements if he were subjected to the same sort of sanctimonious, self-righteous scrutiny the Senator and her husband have been under for the last quarter century or so.
This brings up another charge made against the Senator, that she is paranoid and highly suspicious of The Vast Right Wing Conspiracy. Well, pardon me, but isn't there a pretty large amount of evidence to substantiate a certain feeling of "they're out to get us" on the part of the Clinton family? And if paranoia disqualifies one from public office, then a large portion of the Extreme Right Wing in this country is therefore unelectable (would that it were so!)
Another aspect of this work worthy of mention is the cleverness with which Morris makes dark insinuations against the Senator. For example, he mentions that she worked in the law offices of Robert Treuhaft for a time in the 1970s, and Treuhaft and his wife Jessica Mitford were (gasp) COMMUNISTS back in the 1950s. This is no big secret, Mitford having written a couple of books about her political activities, but mentioning it in this book is a tactic worthy of old Tailgunner Joe McCarthy himself. This Mitford connection, by the way, could also be used to claim that Senator Clinton wants to be in with the British aristocracy or with Fascists (Mitford was daughter of a Lord and sister-in-law of a Duke and of the former leader of the British Fascists.) Mr. Morris overlooked these insinuations, but perhaps he can work them in to a second edition, if there is one.
Personally, I have no strong feelings about Senator Clinton's fitness to be President. If she ever runs for that office, I intend to spend a lot of time examining her record and evaluating her campaign. But one thing that inclines me to be sympathetic to her is the volume and odiousness of the campaign against her as exemplified by works like Rewriting History. There is an old saying that you are known by your enemies. Senator Clinton is undoubtedly proud to have enemies like Mr. Morris and his ilk.


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- 4 small eye of round steaks, (each 6 ounces and 3/4 inch thick)
- Coarse salt and ground pepper
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 4 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 can (28 ounces) diced tomatoes
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh oregano, (or 1 teaspoon dried), plus more for garnish
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Generously season steaks on both sides with salt and pepper. Heat oil in a large skillet over high heat. Working in batches if needed to avoid crowding pan, add the steaks, and sear until browned, 1 to 2 minutes per side; transfer to a plate.
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Reduce heat to medium; add garlic. Cook, stirring, until golden, about 1 minute. Add tomatoes and oregano. Cook over high heat until sauce is thickened, scraping up browned bits from bottom of pan with a wooden spoon, 8 to 10 minutes.
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Return steaks and any accumulated juices from plate to skillet; cover, and cook until steaks are just heated through, 1 to 2 minutes. To serve, transfer steaks to plates, and top with sauce and mozzarella; garnish with more oregano.
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The confirmation that water ice exists in the area directly surrounding the lander is big and good news for the Martian mission. NASA's stated goal for the Mars Phoenix was to find exactly this -- water ice -- and then analyze it. With the latest news, the first step is accomplished. All that's left now is to get the water into the Phoenix's instruments, a task which has occasionally proven more difficult than anticipated.
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Remember the post about the Phoenix Lander spotting ice on Mars? Well now the brave little explorer has collected a sample of the stuff and cooked it in a special easy-bake oven it has on board. The result? Water. "The fact that it melted at zero degrees Celsius leaves very... / Continue →
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A BIG CONGRATS on reaching 750k and your new orange car! : ) Keep going another 2 million or more! Most new GBs will never make it to 1M, but you're getting closer, you're more than three quarters of the way there! Don't give up now! You're doing great! Keep going like a PRO Pennsylvania GasBuddy adding to your consecutive days and forum posts numbers each day as you have been doing! Just a reminder, getting all 975 points each day (it only takes a few minutes more) will get you to that 1M milestone much sooner than those GBs that just post gas prices, or post occasionally or part time! Glad to see you continue moving up in points! Keep posting, it's nice seeing you come back each day as I track your progress to that 1M milestone! Have a nice week! Thanks buddy! Ron
It looks like greggporter is gone, he hasn't posted since 11/8. Ron
It looks like greggporter re-invented himself this morning as TransPORTERg! I noticed that TransPORTERg was doing all the same postings as greggporter so I sent the mods a message, and they just replied, TransPORTERg appears to have been banned, I can't find his page anymore! But, greggporter's profile page is still up, so I guess they didn't ban him! The mods really didn't give me any indication what was going on, or what they will do, or did, as usual! Ron
Congratulations on posting for 600 consecutive days,, that's dedication. YB.Shep
How you doing buddy! I was over to the Sheetz across from the Pilot this afternoon, I noticed that the price for auto diesel, on their 2 pumps for cars/small trucks, is 5 cents higher, $3.89, than the price posted on the roadside sign, $3.85, which is, I believe for truck diesel (big rigs/buses). I know other GBs will probably always post the price on the sign without checking what is actually what is on the pump for cars. Thought I would just pass this along! Have a nice weekend! Ron


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Sassi Stones, Self Heating Massage Stones
Self-Heating Massage Stones are portable, made from crushed stone and clay, and are hot on one side, saving time by skipping the roaster.
Sassi Stones are self heating massage stones.
They are made from crushed stone ("Moroccan Sand" Stoneware) and clay and they stay hot for 60 to 90 minutes on a charge.
They are hot on only one side for the users comfort. Super portable and easy to clean. Just two stones can do a complete stone massage. Perfect for therapists or for couples wanting to give each other a massage in the privacy of their own home.
Caution: Sassi Stones are not intended to be used for placement stones! Always keep stones in motion!
There are several Sassi Stones benefits and uses that traditional stones do not provide:
- Provide an uninterrupted, flowing stone massage experience.
- Easy to clean.
- Uses less energy.
- Portability. They can fit in a pocket and be used in client's guest rooms or private homes.
- Smoother than traditional stones.
- Makes a great gift.
- Couples massaging each other in the privacy of their own home.
- Less expensive than a stone warmer full of stones.
- Stone is only hot on one side for more comfort to the user.
- Generates extra income for spas and therapists.
- Can be used as an add-on treatment to any massage since there is very little set-up time.
When used with our proper techniques as illustrated on our website, sassistone.com, you will see that using longer, quicker strokes will help dissipate the heat, as well as using our convenient cooling pad or by simply rubbing them on yourself or linens before using them on the client. Once the stone touches an object it will respond by cooling off as it will start dispersing its heat. As this happens you may begin massaging at any speed and the guest will enjoy the warmth throughout your entire experience.
Materials: Crushed stone and clay.
Dimensions: 3"L X 2"W X 2"H
Weight: 1 lbs.
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I use this product for cramps, muscle recovery, muscle fatigue, poor circulation, muscle tension, stress reduction, helps with insomnia. Love how easy it is to transport!
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The temperature can not be lowered as it was not manufactured to be. It was designed to heat up to become comparable to the basalt stone massage. Therefore, it is engineered to dissapate the heat throughout the body when in use. As you use the stones the heat transfers to the body, cooling off the stone. When comparing to a basalt stone you will notice that those stones will only cool. Sassi stones will regenerate the heat within seconds to recoup its prime tempature setting of 130 degrees. This allows for a continous stone massage without losing the heat or having to switch out stones throughout the massage. When used with our proper techniques as illustrated on our website, sassistone.com, you will see that using longer, quicker strokes will help dissipate the heat, as well as using our convenient cooling pad or by simply rubbing them on yourself or linens before using them on the client. Once the stone touches an object it will respond by cooling off as it will start dispersing its heat. As this happens you may begin massaging at any speed and the guest will enjoy the warmth throughout your entire experience.
Why is the temperature so hot and can it be lowered?
I get this question a lot. The answer to this question is a little complex, but the short answer is no. The reason why is that in order to give a stone massage that is most close to a basalt stone massage the heat needs to be high. Reason it needs to be as high is because when you use our stones or basalt stones the body robs or transfers the heat from the stone to the body. The stone gets cooler and the body gets hotter. With basalt stones they just keep on getting cooler. When our stones get cooler they kick into overdrive to provide that average 130 degree temperature. This allows for a continuos stone massage with out switching stones. Even though the stone cools quickly when the heat is transferred to the body the guest is not aware of it because the body is hot. By the time the body cools off the stone gets hot again. In order for that stone to get hot enough and quickly it needs to have a lot of power. It is very easy to cool Sassi Stones simply by rubbing them on the cooling bag for five seconds or just quickly rubbing them on your arm. Once that spike of heat is off you can begging your massage at any speed and the guest will love the warmth.
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I was really excited to get these stones, so far I've only used them on family because I can't seem to get the temperature under control. They are really hot. You're suppose to use the cooling pad, which takes a lot of time, because the top side is cool you have no idea of the stones temperature, would be easy to burn a client. The concept is really good, I don't see them as saving time as opposed to regular stones because you always have to check the temperature and let sit still to heat or put on the cooling pad to lower temp.
I still am trying to figure these out for a smooth massage, looking forward to other reviews as and tips.
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A memory corruption flaw exists in Adobe Shockwave Player. The program fails to sanitize unspecified user-supplied input, resulting in memory corruption. Through unspecified means, a context-dependent attacker can execute arbitrary code.
Upgrade to version 184.108.40.2069 or higher, as it has been reported to fix this vulnerability. An upgrade is required as there are no known workarounds.
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Transit officials are planning for the worst, including cuts in subway, bus, and commuter rail service, as they deal with a nearly $900 million deficit.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority's chief financial officer says he has told the heads of New York City Transit, Metro-North, and Long Island Rail Road to detail ways to cut four-and-a-half percent from their budgets in the event the economy deteriorates beyond the MTA's budget projections – or if the agency does not get enough funding from the state and city.
Agency heads are being told to target management- level expenses, but MTA officials acknowledge it would be tough to cut the budget any further without cutting service.
"Obviously we've got a big deficit," said Doreen Frasca, an MTA board member. "If our funding partners don't come through for us, everything's going to be on the table. But service cuts will be the last thing on the table."
The MTA has already proposed fare and toll increases that would go into effect in July.
Another controversial plan to bolster the MTA's finances appears headed for approval.
The MTA's finance committee narrowly approved a plan to charge the city for E-ZPasses used by police, fire, and other city agencies. The plan would require the agencies to get their own pre-paid E-ZPass accounts, just like all other users.
"There is no statutory provision that says that fire trucks don't pay tolls, just like there's no statutory provision that says fire trucks don't pay for gas or paint," said MTA Chief Financial Officer Gary Dellaverson.
The board voted 3-2 in favor of the plan, with Mayor Michael Bloomberg's appointees both voting against it.
"I just see this as not exactly the best way to work together with your funding partners, being namely the City of New York and the State of New York, by sending a bill," said Jeffrey Kay, director of the Mayor's Office of Operations.
The city says as a result of this move, agencies like the FDNY could be forced to make tough decisions.
"If they have to make a determination to pay $3 million to the MTA to cross a bridge on official business versus buying some new safety equipment that will help them in their day-to-day operations, I just think that's a travesty," said Kay.
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Family campground near Toronto. Online reservations are now open.
Set in a convenient location north of Toronto, this KOA campground offers extra-long pull through RV sites. Go camping near Canada's Wonderland. Just 25 minutes away and discount tickets available. We offer a free shuttle service from our campground to Tanger Outlets Cookstown. Pull into a beautiful patio with built in fire pit and comfy patio set on our Deluxe Site. Families will enjoy our deluxe cabins with bathrooms/kitchens, and our patio set/BBQ enhance the outdoor camping experience. RV rallies, groups and family reunions appreciate the meeting facilities and large open areas for activities. Our experienced staff can assist you with any information regarding Toronto and area attractions.
Kids will love our Climbing Rock Wall and Mining Experience. They can stretch travel-weary muscles at the playground, volleyball/basketball courts, giant chess/checker board, or cool off in one of our two heated pools.
Visit http://brucegreysimcoe.com for many different tourist attractions in our area.
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"Life is too short to miss the beauty of heavens."
Quote:I already played with the idea to use these 3-element eyepieces for binoviewed planetary observations in my 6" f/7.33 APO refractor, along with Baader's FFC or the A-P BARCON. I checked on CN some older threads on the 3-element Zeiss microscope eyepieces and their use in astronomical telescopes. All reviewers reported that these 3-element microscope eyepieces are indeed very sharp on-axis, but complained a quite noticeable pin-cushion distortion at the very edge. What is your observation on this matter? Stephan
Quote: So if yours have diopters... are you sure it's only 3 elements?
Quote:You haven't actually said "3 elements" but Scott99 and Stephan refer to 3 elements. I know there is a 3 element version but I would imagine it doesn't have a diopter.
Quote: Quote: So if yours have diopters... are you sure it's only 3 elements? I don't know how many elements they have. Have I said something about that? I can't remember! That's not to say that I haven't! All I know is that they perform as if there wasn't anything in there at all, except a magical window into space itself. Clear skies!Thomas, Denmark
Quote: I thought the APM ones were the same optics regardless of whether they focus or not, but there's no way to confirm it for these old ones. Some of them might be a different design.
Takahashi FS128, TSA 102, FSQ106N, Losmandy GM-8, Baader Mark V, Leica ASPH, Takahashi, Ethos and Panoptic eyepieces.
Quote: someone used a small green laser shined into the eyepiece to reveal the different lenses.
Quote:It appears to be the same as these Zeiss eps, marketed as 27mm eps by BW Optik: Zeiss advertisement from BW Optik
Quote: It appears to be the same as these Zeiss eps, marketed as 27mm eps by BW Optik:
Quote: OK, Thomas perhaps they are fine polish but are they also multicoated for astro observing?
Quote: Aren't you glad you decided to buy these
Quote: While the same, they are definitely not 27mm, but 25mm, as they should be, if they are 10x microscope eyepieces... Only on close scrutiny did the Zeiss show a slightly sharper, cleaner image. It was subtle, but it was real. The full effect only shows up when you binoview with them. Clear skies! Thomas, Denmark


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The guy selling it sounds like a real tool.
"I was told this would be a good piece of "work" equipment so I allowed the purchase BUT when it was brought home and I was given the demonstration of how it could do wheelies and donuts I realized I had been conned and it was only a toy with the capabilities of pushing large amounts of weigh" Uhhh, yeah - you're right Einstein, it does look like an F1 car or something. Somebody needs to tell him to stay away from Caterpillar and John Deere dealerships too - they're FILLED with equipment that's only good for pushing or pulling large amounts of weight. It's a conspiracy. :miff: |
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One has to wonder, by the way he flip flops around, do we have the first bi-polar president? I have to confess, I am not a psychiatrist but his actions are certainly questionable.
One of the first things he did was decimate our military strength. He then spent trillions on worthless jobs programs, green energy schemes, etc.
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Thomas McCarthy is the Anne Tyler of directors. He makes movies about surrogate families, unlikely bonds, and sad people finding solace—if not outright happiness—in each other's company. Sure, maybe there is something a little contrived in his formula—he combines the low-key, naturalistic sensibilities of an indie director with the satisfying catharsis of mainstream film (Win Win could almost be described as a downbeat version of The Blind Side). But I'm buying what he's selling. (And for the record, I like Anne Tyler, too.)
In Win Win, Paul Giamatti plays Mike, a lawyer with a seedy little practice that has an ominously banging heater in the basement, a toilet bowl that is constantly overflowing, and a jaded secretary who gripes about how little money they're bringing in. He is married to the decent and pragmatic Jackie (Amy Ryan) and they have two little girls. Mike is also the coach of the dismally bad local high school wrestling team.
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Newcomer Shaffer, who recalls a young Sean Penn, is a compelling presence as Kyle, who has a shock of platinum-dyed hair and a tribal tattoo on his back: He's a guarded and taciturn kid, with a definite dark side—that might explain his prowess as a wrestler—but he's also almost unfailingly sweet and polite. The first night he stays in their basement, Jackie locks the door—but she and Mike come to embrace Kyle as a member of the family.
If Win Win sounds overly earnest, I've misled you. It's actually quite funny. Bobby Canavale and Jeffrey Tambor provide hilarious supporting work as Mike's overgrown adolescent best friend and pessimistic assistant coach, respectively. (In one adorable scene, they fight to sit next to Mike on the sidelines of a tournament.) There's also a strange little detail about Kyle needing to be slapped before every match. And Giamatti and Ryan are just soooo good. (Jackie's little reveal about her hidden tattoo is an absolute gem of a moment.)
The "win-win" of the title refers to the rationalizations we tells ourselves when our intentions are less than pure. Mike feels that his taking care of Leo is a win-win (because Leo, he reasons, is really better of in the elder care facility.) And when he finds out that Kyle is an ace wrestler, good enough to be state champ, that's another win-win. Take in a wayward boy, and your team becomes a contender.
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For those of you that have ben to The Miracle Tour Already, was this your first Third Day concert? If so, would you try to go to another date on the tour now? What are your thoughts of the show? Would you recommend it to others thinking about going? What would you have like to seen done differently?
This was my wife and my third time seeing Third Day; we caught the show in Johnstown, PA this time, which was our first time at that venue for any event. We thought about going to the show again in Troy, OH on November 15, but we just weren't able to make things work to get out there.
I enjoyed the show greatly, as it was awesome to have Lacey Sturm there to join in on "Born Again". I would certainly recommend it to anyone who wants to night of excellent music and worship. Suggestions for the show would be to mix up some of the older songs in the playlist; certain staples are understandable, but I don't think the band really utilizes their entire catalog to the fullest. God Bless the members of Third Day as they continue their ministry through music.
Hey guys thanks for coming to Greenwell Springs. I grew up not far from that church. Sorry Mac that you didn't find anything fun to do out there. That area, while still growing, doesn't have a whole lot of entertainment yet. Now as far as the concert, it was our 5th time to see y'all 4th down in the front row. My wife won't let me buy any other tickets so I guess when y'all are down here, expect to see us in the front row. My nephew was a good sport about being "Mr. LSU" and I think he'll remember that for a while. Great concert though a little loud in the front row but I think my ears have recovered. The after concert signing was nice on the smaller venue and I REALLY appreciate y'all signing my 5 string baby. Mark, it is great that you still remember us stopping you in Disney back in 2009. We love the story and how she chased you down with the stroller; but it was an even race! LOL. Anyway, take care and please come back to south Louisiana soon!
*The crazy family from Louisiana*
My wife and I attended the Greenwell Springs concert last Friday night. This was our 15th time to see Third Day. We live just outside of Huntsville AL, so this was nearly 500 miles away. Not unusual for us as we drove to Houston TX a couple of years ago just to see them (that was about 775 miles one way), and we once did a 4-day stretch following them in Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana and North Carolina- that was close to 2000 miles. We really, really enjoyed meeting you all and listening to your music. Otherwise there is no way I'd put in the time and expense to see you.
We were disappointed in the VIP experience this past weekend. Just didn't feel like it was quite up to the $75 charge. Enough so that we decided not to travel the next day to Russellville AR- and we had already purchased VIP tickets for that concert also. We just went home.
This will be our last Third Day concert. Still enjoy your great music, but this has deflated our enthusiasm just a bit. We wish you the best and thanks for the great memories ( like when Mac sang happy birthday to my daughter in Houston! She will never, ever forget that).
my wife and my sis-in law went with me last april at a show in st augustine florida, this was our first third day show and wow what a show, we love third day and were so blessed to have seen them live looking forward to another concert, hoping they will come back to st augustine in 2014.
From Atl, but traveled to see you in NYC at the Beacon. Truly a wonderful show!! The band connected so well with the audience and shared the message in a personal and relatable way. Thank you for a terrific show!
I attended Miracle @ The Beacon in NYC. it was AMAZING!!! Love you guys!
I also discovered Thief ... and can't get it out of my head ...
Bless you for all you do to share the good news with so many ...
Loved it album miraclewould like to know whether there provision for the band to come to Brazil this year ... Hugs! that God bless you
Just posted in a different spot that if the VIP tickets are still available for Agawam july 6th, I see it's standing room only, and i have an injured knee...any way I can carry a fold up chair and attend? Hoping to buy 3 VIP tickets...51st birthday gift to me ;-)
Just saw you guys in Orlando. This was not just a concert, but an experience. I still wish I was there worshiping with you guys. Please come back to Orlando ASAP!
I would go to EVERY SHOW if I could! I love every minute, it's just different than any other band I've seen, and I've seen so many...Different in a way I can't really describe, but anyone who likes Third Day knows what I mean!
Hello, I know that Third Day was in Kansas City earlier in the year, however, I couldn't go. One: I'm a single parent Two: Work full time and Three: was in class when the concerts were near, same with last July 7th! : ( So far, I don't see us on the list for the Miracle Tour, but and hoping that the Lord brings you here. I was blessed to have seen the band at Winter Jam a few years ago, but the pit audience hurt your feelings when they couldn't the music to your new album Born Again, and Mac had a cold, your set was cut short. God bless you, your crew and all of your families, may the tour be laid back and bring many to renew, recharge, or open up to the Holy Spirit moving through the concert forums and God bring peace to all. Peace, grace, and all that good stuff.
I went to my first Miracle Tour show in Madison, MS on Apr. 4. I went there as a Colton Dixon fan. I had not been to a Third Day or Josh Wilson show before. I left there die hard fan of Third Day and Josh Wilson. And of course Colton Dixon. I went to 2 more shows in Monroe, LA and Nashville, TN. I got to see Third Day receive a gold record! So cool! I was blessed enough to have VIP for all three so I got to meet all of the artist 3 times. Wouldn't trade those memories for anything! Will definitely go to all artists shows again in the future,:)
I just got home from Third Day's Miracle Tour in Carmel, Indiana. All I can say is WOW!!!!! I just love Third Day and this was my first concert to see them. It was everything I could have hoped for and more! If you are undecided about going, just do it. You will be blessed by the experience. Loved it and will go to all their concerts if I am physically and financially able to. I am a 59 year old faithful fan :).
I have 17 more days till our show and I ABSOLUTELY CAN'T WAIT ! I feel like I'm sitting on the edge of my seat w/ excitement ! I just know this will bring me out my "spirtual funk" that I've been in the last couple of months.
The Reading PA tour on March 22 was my first tour ever and it was fabulous. I would definitely like to go to another one and would absolutely recommend it to anyone who is thinking about going. I loved it. Everything flowed nicely, there were lots of humor and laughs, a nice mixture of new and older songs, and I was awed and felt blessed to have had the opportunity to meet and see my favorite band singing some of my favorite songs. There is nothing I would change, except maybe to be able to read the name of each autograph. Lol.
I would go as many times as I could possible could to see Third day. I could never get tired of hearing their music. Mac Powells voice, humor, and Christian morals cannot be beat. You are the most awesome gift, that I could ever ask for.
I Apologize in advance for the length here, I plan to see the Miracle Tour 3 times this year (Lord Willing). Fort Wayne last March, Grand Rapids (hometown) next weekend, and DTE in Clarkston?? this fall. As I've been watching the Tour Dates, I've been thinking about ALL the people we don't see on stage... the Wives and the Quivers Full of Third Day kids back home. I wanted to say THANK YOU!! for all your sacrifices in sharing your Daddies with us!!! I've been a Third Day fan for 4 years and I've always PRAISED GOD for the Talents given to these Men and how they have choosen to use them and I've come to Appreciate even more the commitment they have to their faith and serving God the way they do. What Blessings they share with us!! Interesting thing about the Miracle CD -- if you know a struggling teenager, just hand them a CD. My daughter has finally come over to the TDay side, and it pleases my heart to know that no matter what goes on in her life she will always know what to do when she needs her own Miracle!! This has been true for a few other teens I know as well. One thing I thought of at the last show, during the call for Compassion Sponsers... I wondered why you don't ask for a show of hands of people who are Already sponsors. To me this would be Major Encouragement to those who have not yet been a sponsor. Also, I don't wear T Shirts I would love to see something trinkety or another bumper sticker type thing to buy. God Bless!! Joy
I went to the one in Greensboro.This was my first Third Day concert and I loved it.The stage was visible so most could see.Also I would l would highly recommend people to go and see them.I would love to see them again.The obly thing I would change is that they,Colton Dixon and Josh Wilson should come out after the show to give autographs and take pics.I know they do before the show but I wish they would consider that.
Went to the show in Tulsa. Absolutely loved it. Though the venue was nice, it was hard to see because of the room layout. I'd like to see screens with cameras so that we could see what's going on close up.
Awesome worship! I was ministered to in a great way and it was God-inspired when Mac was sharing and then prayed with us.
I was at the Greensboro show it was amazing considering all that Mac must of been going throught. This is probably my 20th Third Day concert it still is a great show the stage was cool didn't look like a Tai production not a whole lot of moving lights or different backgrounds but the stairs were cool cause it allowed more pictures with David who normal is left out cause he is further back. If at all possible maybe limit the meet and greet to under two under so that it allows a little more time to say hi and keep the line moving, but completely understand that everyone wants the opporunity to meet the band. Merchandise I would like to see maybe a Third Day tie or dress shirt polo or button something you can wear to work. Love that you can buy the concert on audio the next day. I know you have done alot of dvd's on maybe your next tour could you maybe rigg up some video cameras and allow fans to purchase a live video feed of the concert or are able to download them like you have already done with the audio. As always Third Day has always delivered an amazing show giving all the glory to God and the this tour is not exception by any means. God Bless!!!!!
The Miracle Tour was our 2nd Third Day show and I wish we could go to every one of them! We also saw the Make Your Move tour - both at Grove City Church of the Nazarene in OH. We danced, we prayed, and we sang our hearts out!! Thank you for spending time in His company with us!
my husband and I attended our first concert last month in PA. It was the first time in years that we went away together for the evening. This was my gift to him for Christmas. We have 4 children, married for 14 years. We are truly blessed to be able to listen to and worship together with your incredible music talent! We are also attending the Love Song Couples Get Away in Hawaii in May!! We cannot wait to share some quality time together and share our time with such a wonderful band like Third Day. Wonderful concert, spiritually uplifting, great sound! Your words fill my heart to get me through the day! Thanks!!
so thankful Third Day was my teen daughter's first Christian concert...we are blessed by their music!
Last night in St Augustine was our first Third Day concert and we were looking at the tour dates on the way home to see where the next one will be that is closest to us. Guess we will have to wait until you guys are in Orlando. Yes it was pouring down rain but it didn't matter....God was pouring out his blessings onto everyone there! And I felt like every song was written for our family..our struggles....our pain...our joy! I cried from Josh, through Colton alll the way until the encore! AMAZING!! I cannot find the words to express how you moved in my life, my husband, my kids!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!!
I have already posted, but just realized I didn't answer the questions! I would definitely recommend others to go to a Third Day show, and I have done that. I hope they go! And, I'd love to do to another show on the Miracle tour when the band gets back to Florida in May.
Just went to the St Augustine concert, April 14, last night. This was our second Third Day concert, and we have loved both of them. I have to say that the energy in the amphitheater was amazing. The storms around us were really quite bad and dangerous, but this concert went on and didn't get rained out. That, in itself, was a miracle! The band was spot on, the song set was PERFECT for me, and Spirit was just all over the place. Incredible. The whole concert just had a kind of special feel to me. The crowd was so happy, and it seemed the band was, too. We LOVED it. I wouldn't change a thing, weather and all. I just felt SO blessed to have been there. It was a very special evening. Thanks to the band for another inspiring concert! I sure hope they come back to Jacksonville or St Augustine next year!
Not only was this my first Third Day concert, it was my first ever christian rock concert. You guys absolutely rocked the St. Augustine Amphitheatre last night. At one point I had my arms stretch to the heavens praising Jesus and it felt like the Holy spirit was lifting me off the ground. If you want a spiritual awakening from your slumber, go to a Third day concert and God will awaken the lion in you, I guarantee it.
This is a really late post but didn't know I could post here. Anyway, I was at the kick-off concert in Fairfax, VA. I felt honored that they would come to our venue first. It was an awesome show. Colton and Josh were great but naturally my favorite was Third Day. It wasn't my first Third Day concert and definately won't be my last. Can't wait for them the come back to the DC, MD, VA (DMV) area. Thanks and be blessed.
I've been to the Miracle tour. This was my (I think) 4th time to see Third Day. I will see them as many times as they come to MS! One of the best concerts I've ever been to, every time! I just wish we had more of a chance to meet and greet with Mac and the band!
This question has been out there for a while but I'm just seeing it now. My first Third Day concert was last year but I was there as a World Vision volunteer. After that concert - I became a fan and I enjoy your CDs quite a lot. I still don't have all of them but I'm working on it. Anywaaaay ... first I'll say that I'm NOW a fan of Josh Wilson too. I enjoyed Colton but Josh's music is much more my style. As for Third Day, what I really enjoyed was the feeling of worship that was present. It was more than a concert and I found it easy to enter into worship and praise God. Thank you for that because that is what I live to do. It looks like a lot of people here are musicians from the posts I've read and I can add my name to that list as well. More a song writer than a musician if that makes any sense. But not about me - about Third Day - I just don't understand how I could have not known about you all these years but I'm glad I've found you now. God is good.
I went to my first Third day concert @ DTE in 2011, and was blown away how good they are. I like to be entertained, and the christian aspect takes it home for me. The recent Miracle show in Grove City was the best Palm Sunday ever for me, and Thief was amazing...I really liked Otherside ending in a dance! . Change? Nah, all good :)
This was my very first Third Day show - Glens Falls, NY. One word ... phenomenal. I would definitely love to attend another show on the tour (somewhere warm, though ... the NY winter does not want to give up!) Request: Please come back to NYS! We have an awesome outdoor venue in our area too - Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC) that is just calling your name for a summer show! :)
I'm curious about who the people are behind the community member "Third Day" by the way, if you don't mind revealing yourself. Thank you for your answer, I understand better now why your announcements do not flash across my facebook page :-) and I thought I recently subscribed to the newsletter - if I didn't, how can I? Will Third Day be performing at the Inside Out Soul Fest here in New Hampshire?
Hey Sojourner, you can also set your FB account to alert you when there are Third Day posts. If you have already 'liked' their FB page, just hover over the like and check the 'get notifications' option. Definitely sign up for their newsletter!
Hey Sojourner,
Sorry you missed out. We do post tour announcements as early as we can and repeatedly on Facebook. We also try to give as much heads up on pre-sale tickets there. The problem is that Facebook filters the number of people that can see posts unless you pay A LOT of money. Just no way we can do that. We suggest signing up for our newsletter as well. That way you will be sure to get announcements as soon as they come available right to your inbox.
Let me clarify. I mean it would be good if like with many other Facebook "likes" and subscriptions, to have the announcement of the tour pop up on our Facebook pages in advance ... For those of us who are not "Psycho fans" as I've read referenced here on the board, just average enthusiasts. God bless you brothers...for following Him without compromise.
My first Third Day show and loved it, God has used three of your songs to get me through difficult times in my life. I only wish we who "like" the Facebook page or if we could..."subscribe" to it, could've been informed of the tour. I had to go searching the Internet to see if you we're on tour and missed the chance for VIP tickets, yes...would love to see you come back to New England again soon...how about for the inside out soul festival?! Will you be there?
Johnson City March 9th was my first Third Day concert, but not for lack of trying. It was the realization of a ten-year dream and could not have been better. I went with my oldest daughter, her husband and my fifteen year-old daughter and we loved it. Next time you guys come, we're bringing four generations to rock the front row.
If I can make it to another show on this tour, I certainly will. If not, I'll be at every local show until they stop letting me out in public.
Johnson City.... not my first show ;) I would definitely love to go to some more shows on this tour. Unfortunately I don't think it is going to happen due to schedule conflicts on my part. I really like the new set design and being able to see David more. Guess you have to ask him how HE feels about that! You guys always put on a quality show no matter if you are in a big arena or a smaller church setting. I always recommend people go out to see you guys. I remember how excited I was when I first saw a show and I know others would be too! And you really know how to let your fans know they are appreciated! ~(this is "not a 5th sparrow" gomer or "Gator mom" to Mac...) The only thing I would change is I would nail your feet to the floor so I can get a good shot of you playing...only kidding. My problem is my angle is wrong, I need to get your side of the stage next time!
Really enjoyed the Ft Wayne show! Loved the songs, the lights & everything. Although this was not my 1st Third Day show, I will definitely be at at least 3 more shows. Brought some 1st timers from church & they had a blast & they will be coming to at least one more show in out area! Changes?? well... I really did love being WIRED, but y'all did great accommodating us Gomers!


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