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I'm really tired and bored at the moment. How Will Mankind End? :-? #-o
EDIT: Fixed dumb sleep caused error.
I'm really tired and bored at the moment. How Will Mankind End? :-? #-o
EDIT: Fixed dumb sleep caused error.
Womankind will find out about his 'girlfriend'
LOLOriginally Posted by Gmann
I think that it will not be some big explosion from a bomb (at least I hope not), but rather some disease that will do us in.
That or possible a comet like the dinasour killer commet. IS there a proper name for that one?
How mankind will end?
Tired and bored. ;-)
It was called 'Ellie' in Sudden Impact, also known as ELE (Extinction Level Event)That or possible a comet like the dinasour killer commet. IS there a proper name for that one?
I guess you mean "Deep Impact"...Originally Posted by Gmann
"God creates dinosaurs, god destroys dinosaurs, god creates man, man destroys god, man creates dinosaurs..."
"Dinosaurs eat man, woman inherits the earth."
I personally believe in life after death, so in that respect I don't think that mankind will ever 'really' become extinct. But that's just my oppinion. It's certainly more optomistic than the alternative.
World still has problems. Woman goes stark raving mad due to lack of man to blame it on!Originally Posted by xbck1
Homo sapiens eventually dies out. Only question is whether we speciate first.
It's got to be the drunken world leader! I've heard of quite a few world leaders that might do that!
All antibiotics become ineffective (2030-2040AD);
nuclear weapons used to control plague by wiping out infected populations (2040-2050AD);
gradual ebb of civilization and return to barbarism (2050-2250AD);
remnant human population stabilizes at 10,000,000 (2250-3000AD);
humans gradually eliminated by disease and famine over next 50,000 years as rats become top species.
So, eat, drink, and be merry ...
cos right now, everything is ticketyboo!
Bush at the end of 2004 while holding a bottle of Vodka: "What do you *burp* mean I lost *burp* the election? *hiccup* What's this *burp* button *hiccup* do?"
Hey! The image of the President getting drunk on swigs of vodka is disgusting.
Lone Star long neck.
Slaves to our alien masters...or was that a movie plot......... #-o
Originally Posted by xbck1
Dang! i was going to quote that. Meanie! :P
How will we end? Women will finally get fed up with our laziness and just poison all of our snacks. But then there will be nobody to blame for that damn tree that falls in the woods, so they will go mad themsleves. :-P
But seriously? I think disease has the best possiblility.
Added 2: Or you could get technicqal and wait a few hundred thousand years. Then we might technically not be called [i]Homo Sapien[i] anymore.
Overpopulation, religious intolerance meets class warfare, evolution of language deletes the term "Man." Class Religious Intolerance of Overpopulated Language Evolution, or (CRIOLE). This means the world ends when poorly educated backwater ethnic Louisianans discover that GW's pronunciation of "Nucoolar" is incorrect. In other words, I have no flippin' idea. ](*,)
BY MY HAND!!... HAHA!How Will Mankind End?
I guess the question is "Will mankind ever end?". Unless a disease has the ability to overcome everything we have and systematically destroy everyone... even a few people left on a secluded island, or in antarctica, and I'm guessing it won't happen... An engineered disease put in weapons to be specifially delivered everywhere could... but I think it is doubtful this will happen...
Even nuclear war wouldn't probably get every single one of us. Come to think of it I believe there will always be enough left to start over again.
Maybe we're seeing the wrong end of things... maybe we are the plague of the universe, and for now we're contained to only one planet... but just wait...
I'm more concerned of what will happen if mankind NEVER ends... and what if we ever get the possibilty of traveling anywhere, and I mean any distance in a ridiculously short time... soon it could be the solar system, the entire galaxy, and why not all the universe? If we are unopposed we can take it all... populate everything remotely habitable in the universe... and then the space between everywhere we inhabit!
Now now I'm aware this isn't thermodynamically possible.
What I believe is that humans will be partly eradicated from time to time, but always manage to get back to this point and further... for example our civilization will be vastly destroyed by our infamous weapons of mass destruction (for example)... what will remain will be individuals... then they will be gangs or tribes, small outposts, and fighting for control of the wastelands, former cities. As it goes the small outposts will become villages, cities... union of villages and cities will form new nations, which will lead to new wars, new confrontations, until the same mistakes are made again, and again, and again, and again. We won't go back to step one, but will suffer major setbacks. Confrontation is in the nature of humans, and they can't seem to live without agression and violence. So be it, it will just slow us down but if we can't do without it we'll do with.
Dec. 25 2004 Mankind is done in by radioactive Ebola inriched eggnog.
I know. Mankind will end when a couple of aliens are flying by and their ship backfires a huge mass of antimatter!
The entire world will break for commercial and some idiot will just turn off the television.
Duh everyone.
It's gonna happen at Ragnarook.
Except those two people who hide in the tree.
Hey!! How did you see?!?Except those two people who hide in the tree.
The world/humankind will coem to an end when the Governator becomes President.
Well, considering that that would take a Constitutional Amendment, I don't think there's much to worry about.Originally Posted by xbck1
I did, somehow Clint Eastwood got involved in this. May not be too far off the mark, if any one could end the world, Dirty Harry could do it.Originally Posted by kucharek
Arnold could become speaker of the house of representatives and be third in line of succession. Then if the president and vice president were to somehow be terminated he'd be president.
Not quite, he would have to first be elected to the House, then be selected as speaker (assuming his party was in the majority), then he would have to travel back in time, move his parents from Austria so he could be born in the US. If he actually did become house speaker, he would be passed over in the line of succession due to the fact that he is not native born.
after working in a gas station for a year (saving money for university) i came to the conclusion that we're gonna wipe ourselves out in some sort of firey cataclysim of stupid, we will begin to degrade from what we are now, stupidity will will spread until it has become a plague (if it isnt already) and we'll kill ourselves.
on a plus side, at least we'll take our stupid with us
after working in a gas station for a year (saving money for university) i came to the conclusion that we're gonna wipe ourselves out in some sort of firey cataclysim of stupid, we will begin to degrade from what we are now, stupidity will will spread until it has become a plague (if it isnt already) and we'll kill ourselves.
on a plus side, at least we'll take our stupid with us


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I have alot of tank tops.
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I carry a big bag that holds only 2 of my things, my phone and wallet…the rest of the space belongs to a 2 year old's goldfish, trucks, and Buzz Lightyear and 8 year old's gum, Justice magazine, and fancy water bottle. Can you feel my pain?
You can find a super cute cardigan like the one above at Target. Who doesn't love Target?
A bright hot pink scarf and these fabulous ankle boots at Forever 21 for your date night with your hubby.
I think you deserve to buy yourself something fun today…because it's Tuesday and you're fabulous.
And there are only 60 days left til Christmas.
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Travel back in time to 1744 and discover what life was like at Fortress Louisbourg, a re-creation of a French fort that is so impressive it has become a National Historic Site.
Departing from the pier, your tour begins with a 45-minute drive south across pristine Cape Breton Island that includes crossing over the Mira River which is the longest navigable river in Nova Scotia. In time, you will arrive at the Fortress of Louisbourg, a meticulous reconstruction of the 18th century fortress that once stood here. The original settlement was founded in 1713, and it thrived for decades as a center of fishing and trade until it was destroyed by the British in the 1760s. While there are many theories as to why the fortress failed, it's thought that it was a combination of superior British sea power and the Fort's weak defensive design on the inland side.
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Rustic, Francis's Favorites
- Address:
300 Via Archimedes
Geyserville, CA 95441Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Global, InternationalPrice: $30 and under
Rustic, Francis's Favorites
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.franciscoppolawinery.com/
- Phone: 7078571485
- Hours of Operation:
11a-9p Daily
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Global, International
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Rustic, Francis's Favorites
Open for lunch and dinner Francis Ford Coppola shares his personal pantheon of recipes at RUSTIC, Francis's Favorites, the winery's full-service restaurant. RUSTIC's menu embraces international as well as traditional Italian dishes, with an emphasis on family-style cooking that features fresh, seasonal ingredients sourced from the property's organic herb and produce garden. Authentic, Neapolitan-style pizzas are also a specialty. A focal point of the dining room at RUSTIC is the Parrilla (pronounced "pah-REE-jah"), an authentic Argentine grill. Manned by the restaurant's dedicated Asador, or grill-master, it provides a true South American experience of delicious, wood-grilled meats. RUSTIC offers service in our casual dining room and on an outdoor terrace overlooking the vineyards of Alexander Valley. A bar adjacent to the restaurant also serves a full complement of cocktails and an extensive wine and beerContinued
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456 reviews since May 2, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.3
- Ambiance4.6Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (397)great for outdoor dining (377)special occasion (280)great for lunch (232)romantic (227)notable wine list (198)fit for foodies (172)good for groups (170)great for brunch (96)kid-friendly (85)neighborhood gem (77)hot spot (59)vibrant bar scene (30)late-night find (18)Show More
- outstandingMikeDined on 8/28/2014Don't miss dinner on the deck at this winery. Wonderful food, service, value and view of the valle.ySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superb ViewsOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/28/2014Good Italian food, fabulous views, a must for movie fans just to see the Oscars.Special Features:
- Wine country gemPanebVIPDined on 8/25/2014We've been here before, one of our goto places when we're in Sonoma county. Great views of the vineyards, still many items we haven't tried on the menu. Choose the patio, weather permitting. The staff is always friendly and knowledgeable about the food. The rack of lamb was amazing and cooked to order, the brick chicken was a golden brown delight, and the linguine and clams were delicious as always. Coppola's wines are market price, and you can't beat that.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Rustic at Coppola'sOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/24/2014A surprisingly fine restaurant located in Francis Coppola's luxurious winery in Sonoma County. A bit on the touristy side (as one might expect) but the food, service and setting are all of exceptional quality. And most unusually for a winery, the wine list contains selections other than only Coppola's. Worth a visit even if you don't go their for the wine tasting and movie memorabilia.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/24/2014Beautiful view, great food, excellent service! The offerings here are unmatched to many of the vineyards in the area. I highly recommend visiting this venue!Special Features:
- Delicious!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/23/2014Decided to do as a date night and was very happily surprised at how good the food tasted and cost. I was happy I had a reservation because normal wait time was almost 2 hours. We only had to wait about 3-5 minutes while they finished setting the table for us. They had a great variety of food choices that fit me and my husband perfectly. The services was pretty good and the view was beautiful! Being able to watch the sun set over the mountains and vineyards just made it that much more enjoyable and romantic. Definitely some of the best ribs I have ever had, and I didn't even need to put the BBQ sauce on them to enjoy it. I will most definitely being going back again for another date night!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FantasticJeanDenisDined on 8/23/2014We went for the first time two days ago and everything was allsome. The food, the service, the ambiance. Wow what a diner that we had my wife and i. You must try.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Absolutely wonderful!Luv2eatDined on 8/23/2014We love this place! Good food, great service and fabulous view!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Coppola's Rustic Is DeliciousRobertEDined on 8/23/2014The Rustic was a Great find. Went to the winery for a wine tour and found Rustic. The menu is varied and designed by FF Coppola's based on his favorite meals. We had the Pasta Carbonara, Linguini and the Rack of Lamb. All were excellent. The Carbonara was done with a lean but flavor filled bacon, the clams were tender and fresh, the pasta was a perfect al dente, and the lamb was tender and succulent. It was marinated in pomegranate juice and other spices then grilled. They flavor was very different from other lamb I have had but delicious. The fried zucchini was the best we have had. I was surprised they charged us for some dipping sauce, also for more bread, and drink refills.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great venue, but underwhelmedKBGolfDined on 8/22/2014Dinner for 12 on terrace. Had set up a special reservation for a group in town on vacation. They said they'd set us up on the terrace with wonderful views. They did set up a 12-top for us, but it was in the back against the wall, so our view really was of the other tables in front of us. The food was great, but the one thing several of us wanted from the menu, they didn't have. The last thing that could have been better was the speed of our server...while attentive when he was at the table, that wasn't very often, and our 6:45 reservation turned into food around 8:15.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/21/2014Our main server, Will, was excellent! It was a very busy night, but somehow he didn't miss a beat. He made us all feel special and deserving of excellent service and food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BareynoldsDined on 8/21/2014The food was a little disappointing. The view was amazing.Special Features:
- Great food!DaveandjoDined on 8/21/2014Good experience at Rustic. Very good food with a great view of the vineyards.Special Features:
- excellentfroggyDined on 8/21/2014My grandson from Tyler Texas ,recently graduated from college was so impressed by the food and setting,that he decided he would seek a career in CaliforniaSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding in every wayjefflDined on 8/20/2014The food at Rustic was excellent and served in a very classy manner. The outdoor service was impeccable along with the view which was topnotch. This restaurant should be rated five stars.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/19/2014didn't get enough to eat.Waitress came by only once. Wasn't offer a bit of everything available. Probably wont go back.Special Features:
- Had a wonderful timeshopcat1Dined on 8/19/2014A group of 11 old High School friends got together for a great time. I think the higher noise level was all our doing. We loved all the memorabilia and spent time both before and after our reservation visiting with old movie favorites. We went on Tuesday, which is Tavola night. This is where the servers dress in outfits from the 30's and 40's and you are made to feel like you are a member of a large extended family. It has changed since we last did it and now it is all one reasonable price, but not quite as tasty. Everything was very good, just nothing outstanding. Just the service, it was outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful eveningdinneroutDined on 8/19/2014Love the Tavola and if you haven't tried it, it's a must! Food is great and there is plenty of it! Service is excellent! Perfect for that special occasion on your list.Special Features:
- Great experienceMaurizioDined on 8/18/2014Very good experience in a beautiful location. Very good service and food, perfect ambience and view. Great choice of wines and good wine-food pairing menu. Very recommendedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was served cold.foodieDined on 8/18/2014We had the porterhouse steak. The waiter really talked it up. We ordered it medium rare as we always do. 1. Our food came out and we did not have plates to put it on. 2. Our meat was at best luke warm. 3. Some of the meat was raw. 4. Our waiter never came back to our table to check on us until we had finished. Very disappointing.Special Features:
- Slowest entree delivery everBigMacDined on 8/18/2014We were really looking forward to Rustic for a nice romantic dinner. Started off very well with the appetizer and salad then... We waited over 1 hour for our entree! Dinner took over 2.5 hours!! Since we wanted a nice romantic view of the vineyard, we were seated outdoors along the perimeter wall of the patio. While we waited and waited, the temperature dropped about 20 degrees as it does in this part of California. Waiter was serving many tables, including a large party and came by twice to apologize during that time. Another server noticed that my wife was using her napkin as a shawl and brought her a blanket. Finally, yet another waiter came by and moved us to a table by a heater. Meal was good. Experience not so good.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 8/18/2014Great view and good meal outside on magnificent veranda. You take a chance eating outside for dinner--it can get chilly, and it did, so we moved inside. Best for lunch outside, dinner in. Must go. Dinner or lunch is just part of the whole experience of visiting this entire "movie set".Special Features:
- Lovely place to unwindClovergalDined on 8/18/2014A group of us that formerly worked together met after 20 years. My friends particularly loved the museums. Our outside dining was relaxed with great service, wonderful views of the vineyards, and delightful wine selections. This was their first visit; I am a member of the wine club and have eaten here before. I thought the food was just okay, not excellent as in the past. We didn't get a glass of wine for members as in the past so wonder if this portion of the experience has been eliminated. I must note that reservations were handled professionally and were as requested.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Braciole is the dishMissPickyDined on 8/17/2014We had been here twice before but always during the week. They serve braciole only on Sunday. This is a dish that my mother-in-law used to make years ago and I was very much looking forward to it. It didn't disappoint. Other people had the short ribs, the rack of lamb, and a chicken dish. All were very good. The desserts weren't particularly tempting so we skipped that course. We were lucky enough to get a table outside, always a lovely view and nice dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We love RusticRickyVIPDined on 8/17/2014We live nearby and treat Rustic as our clubhouse, so easy to bring guests to, and always excellent. Try to sit outside for world class views with your meal. We even saw Francis himself enjoying lunch Sunday...the man knows how to liveSpecial Features:
- Always Order Dessert!!Kj612Dined on 8/17/2014As much as I love the views and the amazing food, the dessert is always amazing!!! My favorite is the panna cotta and the chocolate mouse! Their pastry chef is top notch! Always a special treat!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/17/2014When we have company from out of town or if we just want to have a nice, relaxing lunch...we always enjoy Rustic! Chris has been our server for a number of times and he is always great...very helpful and knowledgeable!Special Features:
- Superb Service and great foodKirkDined on 8/16/2014Every time we entertain out-of-state friends who are visiting the wine country for the first time, we take them the Rustic for lunch. We've been there about 10 times. Every visit has been a pleasurable experience for all of us. Great food, wine, and the staff has always been superb. Thanks again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wine country diningdotdotdotDined on 8/15/2014There was a fixe prixe lunch menu but the entree choices were not as enticing as the regular ala carte menu. The three of us opt to order 3 different entrees + a salad and shared them all. We enjoyed our time @Rustic's dining room and the memorabilia galleries.Special Features:
- Memorable eveningbeachprofDined on 8/14/2014Visting friends in the Santa Rosa area and we searched for a nighttime dinner at a winery. There are not many to be found, that were also available, and luckily Rustic had a table. It was so beautiful and the food was exactly what we wanted. Steak cooked perfectly, pasta and pizza both were excellent and of course the wine was delicious. The great part was the view from the patio. It was so relaxing and we had a memorable evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- StrekozaDined on 8/14/2014The food was good,except the chiken sauteu. Their appetizer (olives) was delisious. The portion of lamb was huge, it can easy fit 2 people.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HeavenOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/14/2014This was our first visit! It was the best experience we've ever had at a winery! The service in Rustic was impeccable, friendly and informative. The meal we had was superb and we had complementary champagne for our anniversary! We are family now and can't wait to return for a visit!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wine SelectionOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/14/2014We were disappointed to find that Kendell-Jackson wines were not represented on your wine list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gorgeous Views and Great FoodSpadoniDined on 8/14/2014Enjoyed a great lunch on the outdoor patio. Food was perfect, service was wonderful, a great time was had by our table. We love The Rustic and bring all our friends and family to enjoy it.Special Features:
- Dinner at RusticThierryDined on 8/13/2014Spectacular location, setting and view. Very professional, kind and helpful service. The menu is extremely original, and is made of personal choices of Coppola. All the dishes we had were authentic, perfectly prepared and served. We had great wines (from Coppola's winery). Wonderful dinner! Very affordable.Special Features:
- JorgeDined on 8/13/2014The food was excellent, the entire facility is beautiful. I will be back.Special Features:
- Was it a Restaurant or Disneyland!LolaDined on 8/13/2014We were expecting fine food and wine. We made a reservation ahead of time. The hostess was unfriendly, bordering on rudeness. She put us in the children's section, although there were vacant tables elsewhere. My caesar salad was so awful I just had them take it away. The entree's were edible, but nothing special. The wine was OK, but also nothing special. If you want to go, I would suggest lunch, which is served outside by the pool.
- 10th year wedding anniversaryStubbsDined on 8/13/2014My wife and I are from Canada and were celebrating our 10th year wedding anniversary. Staff was very accommodating and winery and restaurant were perfect. Thank you for a great afternoon and evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Magical Dining ExperienceWhendeesreviewsDined on 8/13/2014Dinner after wine tasting and a walk through the movie memorabilia was perfect. We were seated as requested at a lovely outdoor table overlooking the magnificent vineyard. Our server Adam was most helpful in assisting us as we selected our dinner options. The entire wait staff was efficient and friendly. Our food was excellent. We shared the zucchini and enjoyed our salads. Our entrees were the lemon chicken and the ribs and each were cooked to perfection. The dessert menu looked delicious, but we were full from this lovely meal. We were not rushed and enjoyed the ambience as much as the dinner. We were quite pleased with the entire Francis Ford Coppolla experience and would gladly return when we are in the area.Special Features:
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Art as Research- A Necessary Practice
A talk given by Dr. Graeme Sullivan, Director of the School of Art, Pennsylvania State University
Tuesday, September 14th at 7:00 pm
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This presentation explores a range of practices contemporary artists use in their creative and critical responses to the world around them. Of particular interest is the role the imaginative intellect and visualization plays in transforming human understanding. The claim is made that artists are 'researchers' whose practice is theoretically robust, ideas-based, purposeful and strategic, and makes use of forms and methods that are connected to, but distinct from, traditional systems of inquiry. using many examples of contemporary art is argued that art practice as research is a creative and critical process whereby imaginative leaps are made into what we don't know as this can lead to crucial insights that can change what we do now.


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Dear Editor:
On behalf of the State Bar of Georgia, I am writing to express condolences to the family, colleagues and friends of longtime former Clayton County Probate Judge Eugene E. Lawson on his recent passing.
Judge Lawson's exemplary career spanned more than four decades, during which he served 10 years as a Clayton County Juvenile Court prosecutor before 20 years as Probate Court judge from 1983 through 2003. He also served the legal profession by teaching at the University of Georgia Continuing Judicial Education Center from 1984 through 2003 and his community as co-founder of the Association of Battered Women of Clayton County, the Rainbow House and Samaritans Together and as founder and board member of the Spivey Foundation at Clayton State University.
All Georgia lawyers and judges can be inspired by Judge Lawson's dedication and career-long efforts to promote the cause of justice, uphold the rule of law and protect the rights of all citizens. He will be missed by all who knew him.
Robin Frazer Clark,
State Bar of Georgia
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State Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney didn't mince words when he announced the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services denied Mississippi's health care exchange program proposal.
He blamed H.H.S, politics, and President Barack Obama's administration.
"I fear we've been unable to trust them at this point, and Americans need to be able to trust their government. I feel betrayed," a frustrated Chaney said Thursday afternoon.
Chaney hasn't received an official notice explaining why the state was denied. However, he believes Mississippi's ability to work with Medicaid is one issue. The other is politics at the state capitol.
"They think the political atmosphere in the state is not conducive to a state based exchange being operated. That's not my fault," said Chaney.
He expects a detailed letter from the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services Friday.
An exchange is an online marketplace where people can buy health insurance.
Under the federal health law that Obama signed in 2010, every state is required to have an exchange so people can get coverage starting in January 2014, much of it federally subsidized. States that don't create their own will have one run by Washington.
The insurance commissioner hopes the state can still create a small employer state run exchange program for companies that employ less than 50 people. He says it will save jobs.
Chaney explained, "You're going to look at some huge increases in premiums with the federal government operating the exchange. And it begins not January of next year. It begins October 1 of this year."
Chaney says an insurance exchange run by the federal government will have a negative impact Mississippi's rural hospitals.
He believes putting people in a state run exchange could save Mississippi millions.
"With a state based exchange, with the polices instead of Medicaid, it's easier for the hospital to be paid. They have better benefits than what you would have under Medicaid. It was a win, win for everybody," said Chaney.
He also claims a federal health care exchange program would greatly diminish his regulatory authority.
Gov. Phil Bryant objects to the federal healthcare law and sent two letters to Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius trying to block Chaney's proposal. Bryant also opposes expanding the Medicaid rolls in the state.
He and Chaney are both Republicans.
Bryant released this statement on his website: "My office has not been officially informed by the Department of Health and Human Services of a decision. However, I have said repeatedly that the health insurance exchanges mandated by ObamaCare are not free-market exchanges. Instead, they are a portal to a massive and unaffordable new federal entitlement program. They trigger new taxes on businesses and will ultimately drive more people onto Medicaid rolls. I firmly maintain my position that Mississippi will not willfully implement a mechanism that will compromise our state's financial stability.
Furthermore, the Department of Health and Human Services' refusal to approve Utah's plan for an exchange proves that the federal government has no intention of allowing states to tailor exchanges to their own unique needs. Make no mistake, the federal government will control all exchanges established under the Affordable Care Act."
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There are evacuation center in Minamisanriku that were only able to get one day's worth of relief supplies every three days. Civic Force staff encountered a small-scale evacuation center while pounding the pavement in search of places that were not receiving relief. When we delivered some vital food products and daily necessities, a fisherman in his 60s looked at the supplies, and his eyes fell on cans of tuna. In tears, the man said, "I'm glad I've made it this far."
What is the issue, problem, or challenge?
More than 90,000 people are taking refuge, and the percentage of those moving into emergency temporary housing is on the order of 40%. Still, the water outage continues at close to 60,000 households, and the removal of rubble remains at approximately be steady; also, the process will be continuing for a long time.
How will this project solve this problem?
At the Civic Force, there is a plan for forward movements for the restoration and rebuilding and to continue proactively supporting the affected areas. In regards to the lifestyle rebuilding of people in the affected areas, we will continue to support the removal of phenomenon that have become a barrier.
Potential Long Term Impact
We will be engaged in the relocation project from the early planning stages to develop sustainable communities. By maintaining local communities as well as integrating novel aspects such as aging, environment and energy policies to the relocation plan, we believe we could contribute to develop better local communities.
Funding Information
Total Funding Received to Date: $1,420
Remaining Goal to be Funded: $8,580
Total Funding Goal: $10,000
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Chief Xcel
Core Collector
by David Ma
"I get high from collecting and creating," so says Xavier Mosley, better known as Chief Xcel. By collecting, he's referring to his 20,000 records; by creating, he's referring to his production on Blackalicious's revered albums.
In addition to his album credits, Xcel also heads Quannum Projects, an independent label he jointly created in the early '90s alongside Jeff Chang, DJ Shadow, Lateef the Truth Speaker, Lyrics Born, and Gift of Gab. But long before establishing himself as a label executive and premier producer, Xavier Mosley was — and still is — an avid record collector.
Xcel talks about inheriting his father's records, his very first record purchase, how digging has affected his production, and some of his favorite digging spots across America. The second component of the interview finds Mosley listing his most important records, many of which have directly influenced his own body of work.
Part 1: On Record Collecting
So you really have 20,000 records?
No, I probably have a lot more than that. [laughs] When I got to about 20,000 is when I stopped counting.
What made you want to start collecting?
Nothing really made me do it. It more or less just happened. Some of my favorite and important records I was lucky enough to inherit from my father's collection. He had a ton of records and that was, like, my starting point. Some of his records I never listened to at first, but years later I rediscovered them and realized what a great inheritance his collection was.
Do you remember the first record you bought?
Yeah, I remember, surprisingly. [laughs] The first record I bought was Parliament-Funkadelic's Uncle Jam Wants You.
You still go digging often?
Yeah, I dig constantly. It's a trip, though, because I dig a lot more away from home than I do at home. When we're on the road ten months out of the year, there's more time to do so.
Any memorable spots you've dug at while on the road?
North Hampton, Massachusetts, is pretty dope. Also, whenever I'm in Pittsburgh, I go wild, because it's one of the few places left that's like the Holy Grail for me. When I was working on Blazing Arrow, the majority of stuff I used was lifted from Pittsburgh. Those two spots have to be my favorites — I've had so many important finds there.
How has searching and listening to records effected your own production?
I'm always technically minded, so I'm always listening to the aesthetic of how things are put together. I guess, that's a direct result of me doing what I do. When I'm listening to music, I'm listening for the love of it. But I'm also listening to learn from, or, to be inspired by it as well.
Whether listening to a record in your collection or to a beat you've made, what's the most important aspect you listen for?
The feel is everything. I've seen people with dope record collections but can't make a beat to save their life. You have to have a feel and an ear, because if it don't feel right, it isn't right. You can find the best break in the world, but if you can't hear and visualize how it can be used, then it's all for nothing.
Who has produced some of your favorite records?
Wow, there are so many. David Axelrod, Leon Ware, the Bomb Squad, Ant Banks, Dre, Pete Rock, Larry Smith, Lincoln Olivetti. In particular, Olivetti is a real important producer, because I think he's amazing. He did a lot of Brazilian funk and samba in the '70s. His whole approach to the rhythm was just really dope and just inspires me.
What has record collecting done for you as a producer?
It's the core of what I do. All these years, I've made beats that reflected all these sounds and musical genres that have impacted me, and these records are like my musical vocabulary. They're like the paint that I use to paint with — everything revolves around these records.
Part 2: On Important Records
This is a record I came up on in '90, '91. It was another one that was inherited from my father. The soul in that record is so heavy. It would later be reissued, much to my dismay, but it is a classic. We actually used it for our Blackalicious track, "Deep in the Jungle." I simply love this record.
I was in the tenth grade when this record came out. This record really showed me what the world of sampling could be. Prince Paul showed me that there are no limits to producing. I mean, I was lucky to have inherited quite a few records from my dad's collection, but I never really used them. This album made me realize that even my dad's records were fair game. So from that, I was introduced to the Turtles, Steely Dan, and other records that I might have never looked at as prospective samples.
Arif Mardin is my all-time favorite arranger, and the song "Young, Gifted and Black" itself is amazing. I mean, Nina Simone did the original, but his interpretation, and what he did with it, was just crazy. It starts off as a gospel piece really, and the piano progression on it is awesome. It's always been another one of those records that have been a blueprint for my production. Certain records to me I consider "Producer 101″ records, and this is definitely one of them.
Wow. My initial reaction to this record was just that — "wow." The Shocklee Brothers, Eric Sadler, and Chuck D just threw everything in the pot and made this wall of confusion that was organized at the same time. It was so intense. 3 Feet High and Rising showed me the possibility of sampling and Public Enemy was a realization of that possibility. They really just stretched my head out.
This is one of my all-time favorite records. I've always been a fan of records that tell a story. And, to me, this record is a journey from beginning to end. It's almost like CliffsNotes of somebody's life and the lessons that they've learned. This is one of the greatest records ever made, in my humble opinion. It's the kind of record that sticks with you.
The first time I heard this record, it moved me to my core. By that time, I had reached a point where digging wasn't something I took for granted — it had become a sport. And that was right around the time I met Lyrics Born and Shadow, and the three of us were going through the same phase at the same time. When I heard how Large Pro hooked up certain sounds for that record, or how he used "Baby Don't Cry" for "Looking at the Front Door," it made me look more intensely into the world of sampling. I love this record.
When I first got introduced to Fela, my mind was just blown! Here was this dude who would make records with one single groove that would last for eighteen minutes! His ability to just captivate you in that groove was just amazing to me. When I did the tribute album, I had to listen to a lot of his records. And the thing is, most of his songs are at least ten minutes long — at least. There is so much I can say about Fela's records. They're brilliant. I mean, I love almost all his records, but Kalakuta Show impacted me the most. It's simply an amazing record! Fela is an astonishing musician. This record continues to blow me away.
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Members of the City Council Criminal Justice Committee spoke out Wednesday about recent failures of electronic ankle monitors, devices that are designed to improve public safety.
"We know there is a breakdown because of the horrific incidents involving the deaths of people on electronic monitoring," Councilwoman At-Large Stacy Head said, "and children who have committed horrific crimes while on ankle monitoring, either with tampered monitors (or) monitors where the batteries were not charged."
The most alarming incident was the murder of a 58-year-old man during a robbery attempt last month.
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Although the boy lives several miles away in New Orleans East, Orleans Criminal Sheriff Marlin Gusman, whose office oversees the program, said the suspect didn't violate terms of his monitoring.
"There weren't geographical restrictions placed upon him," Gusman said. "He did have a curfew, which he was maintaining the curfew."
According to sheriff's officials, 85 percent of the 124 people currently wearing monitors do not have limits on where they can move about the city, a point that stirred strong reaction Wednesday.
"I'm gonna second guess the decisions of some of the judges who have let people out with parameters that make absolutely no sense to me as a layman," Head said.
Gusman said there are some cases where the program has worked.
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Welcome to Adult Education Alternatives at CCAC
It is widely acknowledged that the fastest growing jobs in the 21st century will require some level of postsecondary education. Consequently, moving more people through postsecondary programs aligned with the economic needs of a community or region is vital to our nation's future competitiveness, security, and stability.
Students enroll in alternative Adult Education programs for many reasons. Some of our students are young adults who recently left high school for whatever reason. Others are slightly older who left high school for many of the same reasons that our younger adults did. Still others are less-young than the previous groups of students and most of them left high school for the same reasons their less-older counterparts did. All three groups have one thing in common: they didn't finish high school.
No matter what group you are in CCAC's Adult Education Alternatives program has a place for you. We offers alternative education programs at three levels for adult learners. These offering range from Adult Basic Education (ABE), Adult Secondary Education (ASE) and preparation classes of adults interested in earning a Commonwealth Secondary School Diploma (formerly GED).
Adults in all three of these groups enter adult educational programs for one reason. They want to earn more money.
They recognize that to earn more money they need to acquire knowledge;
The core academics of our adult education programs include reading, mathematics, English and computer skills. We assist students to learn and apply their knowledge by helping them to think critically and to analyze information and to apply the knowledge in a way that helps them arrive at the correct answer, the better alternative or arrive at a reasonable conclusion and make the best decision they can.


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A smartphone with augmented reality at its heart has been unveiled as Samsung's latest addition to its growing UK portfolio of Android mobiles. First seen back in September 2009 and subsequently delayed by Samsung for unspecified reasons, the Galaxy Portal handset – also known as the i5700 – is available exclusively through T- …
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Will this be upgradable? I seem to recall reading that the Galaxy "Classic" is not.
Don't think Layar is specific to this phone .... its an Android app available in the "marketplace" that can run on any Android phone.
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Women find third gear in Oak Ridge races
The Jacksonville University women's rowing team had an affair with third as the Dolphins finished there five times in the Oak Ridge Invitational during the weekend.
The Women's 4's was the only race in which the Dolphins didn't finish third and that boat, with Jordan Heylock, April Beck, Kelly Cleveland, Samara Generals and Rebecca Clark was second to Buffalo Sunday morning. The 8's, with Savannah Rice, Emily Close, Cat Plesko, Whitney Mathews, Jordyn Clary, Joanna Zachowski, Abby Sierigk, Maycee Dioneda and Mary Mosier finished behind Buffalo and Dayton in the other Sunday race for the team. The 8's boat wound up third in both Saturday sessions finishing behind Notre Dame and Alabama in its first race and behind Virginia and host Louisville in its second effort.
In the early 4's race, Rice, Beck, Whitney Abeshear, Serena Summerfield and Clark also was third behind Notre Dame and Alabama while the afternoon 4's, Rice, Beck, Abeshear, Summerfield and Clark came in behind Virginia and Louisville.
"It was a weekend with highs and lows,'' coach Kris Muhl said. "Going up against Notre Dame and Alabama, both the eight and the four had solid races, but all agreed that the races were not anywhere near their potential.''
Muhl said the eight was hampered by a poor start.
"The eight felt as though they had a poor start and were just not together. The four, mainly novice rowers, also felt that their timing was off and their technique was not at its best.''
The race against UVA and Louisville was much better for both groups, according to Muhl.
"UVA is a very strong team and Louisville was right there with them,'' Muhl said. "The eight felt they had a good start and they were right with the other teams out of the blocks. The power of the other teams added up throughout the body of the race, and there was only a short moment where they were just spinning their wheels, but they quickly regrouped and had a strong finish. The four also cleaned up a lot and had a much stronger race.''
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With United Scenic Artists and its parent union, IATSE, having polled their memberships in the past couple of months about the inclusion of Projection Design as a category, I would like to take a minute to talk about the challenges this presents in terms of the negotiation of collective bargaining agreements and standard contracts for projection designers.
Let me start off by saying that I am 100% in favor of this new addition to the union. This move protects everyone involved (eg. scenic designers that can right now be asked to do projections under current union contracts for no additional fee) and, hopefully, will help to clarify issues of what belongs to whom. It's not as if there will suddenly be a flood of projection designers emerging from the woodwork to steal jobs from current union designers. Most of us are out there working already and would simply "enjoy the protection and benefits that go along with being a USA member," says Zachary Borovay, the projection designer of Broadway's A Catered Affair who has collaborated closely with USA in this effort.But projection design might be a tougher nut to crack than is initially apparent, being more fluid than any other area of design. Only 40% of all current productions (this is a total guess—I would love to know the actual number) utilize projections, and probably only 50% of those use the medium as an integral, show-critical part of the overall design. When does a projection designer need to be brought on? If you have one live camera feeding a TV, is that projection design? A couple of projected scenic backdrops? Ten projected backdrops? With USA's accustomed flexibility for designers moving across disciplines, this will probably be the easiest question to confront. A tougher question is, "What are the responsibilities of the projection designer?" Of the past five shows I have designed for houses that employ USA designers from the other fields, the only similarities between them was that each involved me spending a lot of time in front of a computer and a display technology of some sort. Different playback systems, different displays, different methods—some were animated/illustrated from scratch, others were mostly research, another involved the manipulation of live camera feeds. Sometimes I was the engineer, sometimes the programmer—once I never had to touch anything, which is unusual. When I have to spend several weeks doing a mini film shoot with actors for video to be played back onstage—is that in the contract? If I've been brought on just to do a five-minute preshow "movie" do I still get the minimum? I did one show entirely with hand-painted glass slides that were placed in ERS units—is that projection design?
I heartily applaud the move into the union, but I would urge caution and flexibility in the negotiation of what that inclusion means. I haven't even talked about what an entrance exam for projection design might be like (?!?!?!). With the state of the technology and the art being what they are, it would be easy to go a long way down the wrong road.


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Day 9 of the Australian Open 2011 gets underway in just a few short hours. If you're planning on staying up all night with us to get your Down Under tennis fix, here's a handy Australian Open TV schedule, adjusted to EST. Where to watch what tonight:
3:00 - 7:00 p.m.: ESPN2 will be running recap coverage of fourth-round matches viewers may have missed in the wee hours of Monday morning.
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.: Live coverage of quarterfinals matches on the Tennis Channel
9:00 p.m. - 2:00 a.m.: Live coverage of quarterfinals matches on ESPN2
3:30-8:00 a.m.: Live coverage of quarterfinals matches on ESPN2
You can find the full Australian Open draw sheet and schedule on the tournament's official website. (Remember when checking the schedule that it if it's Monday evening on the East Coast, it's already Tuesday in Australia.)
The scheduled Day 9 singles matches for Rod Laver Arena, in chronological order:
• No. 9 Li Na vs. No. 30 Andrea Petkovic
• No. 2 Roger Federer vs. No. 19 Stanislas Wawrinka
• No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki vs. No. 6 Francesca Schiavone
• No. 3 Novak Djokovic vs. No. 6 Tomas Berdych
In men's doubles action, you'll also be able to see the Brothers Bryan take on recently-eliminated Jurgen Melzer of Austria along with partner Philipp Petzscher of Germainy in the quarterfinals. The match will be played in Margaret Court Arena. On Show Court 2, the American women's doubles team of Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Meghann Shaughnessy is still alive in their own quarterfinals field, taking on Kveta Peschke of the Czech Republic and Katarina Srebotnik of Slovenia.
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Product review: Brocade's big, fat datacenter fabric
The Brocade DCX Backbone pulls together diverse, datacenter networks with hundreds of ports and dizzying hardware specs, but the best part is the granular fabric management enabled by the Fabric OSFollow @infoworld
At 230 pounds, the Brocade DCX Backbone would be on the lighter end of middle linebackers in the NFL, but it's well-built to fill the middle of a storage network. Unveiled in late January, the DCX represents the first deliverable of Brocade's DCF (Data Center Fabric), the company's newly designed architecture that promises a more flexible, easier-to-manage, policy-driven network, one that embraces multiple connectivity protocols and is better able to respond to applications' demands and to support new technologies such as server virtualization.
In Brocade's vision, the DCX Backbone is the cornerstone of that architecture, with specs that suggest a level of performance never attained before. In fact, Brocade assures me that the DCX is capable of sustaining full transfer rates of 8Gbps on the 896 Fibre Channel ports supported in its largest, dual-chassis configuration.
In addition to FC, the DCX supports just about any other connectivity protocol, including FICON (Fiber Connectivity), FCoIP (FC over IP), Gigabit Ethernet, and iSCSI. That versatility brings to mind the Silkworm Multiprotocol Router, which was the first product from Brocade aimed at consolidating multiple SANs (see my review, "Building the uber-SAN").
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I recently had the chance to visit Brocade's labs in San Jose to see what the DCX can do. Though my test configuration provided plenty of ports to spare, it's interesting to note that the DCX has dedicated ISL (Inter-Switch Link) ports that don't take away from the number of ports available for, say, storage arrays or application servers.
As impressive as the raw specs of the DCX may be, the DCX's most innovative features are software functions that provide better control of bandwidth allocation, let you restrict access to specific ports according to security policies, and allow you to create independent domains to separately manage different areas of the fabric.
I started my evaluation with the bandwidth monitoring features. In a traditional fabric, each connection acts like a garden hose, a passive conduit that has no ability to regulate the flow it carries. With DCX, Brocade's Adaptive Networking option lets you limit the I/O rate on selected ports, a feature that Brocade calls Ingress Rate Limiting.
Here is how it works. In my test configuration Brocade had installed two DCX units: one linked to six HBAs on three hosts, the other linked to a storage array. To better show the traffic management capabilities of the DCX, each host HBA was assigned a dedicated LUN (logical unit number) and a dedicated storage port. The two DCX chassis were connected using two 4Gbps ISLs.
Using a simple Iometer script, I generated a significant volume of traffic on each host. To measure how that traffic spread across the fabric, I invoked Top Talkers, the performance monitoring tool. A new capability of Brocade's Fabric OS 6.0, which was running on both DCX chassis, is to define a Top Talkers profile either for specific ports or for the whole fabric.
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I adore the work of the German aerial photographer Klaus Leidorf. Below one of his works, titled COW BALLET. The animal's behaviour gives me a flashback to another photo, once seen, during a flood: the cows got panic surrounded by water on a very small island. The circle of panic cows moved like a big wheel…
photo by Klaus Leidorf – click on the picture to enter his flickr galleries or visit his website www.Leidorf.de or compare my blog post with the topic "aerial photography" at "above-germany" – actually his book is in all shop windows in Germany, read the newspaper www.sueddeutsche.de/bayern/luftaufnahmen-von-bayern-wenn-muenchen-zur-playmobil-stadt-wird – or visit amazon: http://www.amazon.de/Hoch-%C3%BCber-Bayern-Klaus-Leidorf/dp/3862220478
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The History Channel's highest rated series, 'Swamp People' launched its fourth season on February 14. On Saturday Feb. 16 and Sunday Feb. 17, stars from the show will be in Detroit to talk about the show and meet fans.Cast members Trapper Joe and Trigger Tommy will meet and greet guests at the 2013 Detroit Boat Show. The Detroit Boat Show begins Saturday, Feb. 16 and goes through Feb. 24.The show hours are Saturdays, Friday & Monday: 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.Tuesday through Thursday: 3 p.m. - 9 p.m., and Sundays: 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Meet and greets are scheduled onsite at the show for Saturday, Feb. 16 from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m., 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The meet and greets continue from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 17.Trapper Joe and his stepson Trigger Tommy have hunted together since Tommy was young. Passing on all of his 'swamp secrets' to Tommy, Joe even includes a top secret gator bait recipe, known as 'goo-goo' juice.The show is located at the Cobo Center in Detroit.For more information on the boat show, visit www.detroitboatshow.net.More information on 'Swamp People' can be found at the show's website, www.history.com/shows/swamp-people.
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Blessed Are the Sick being the second offical release of Morbid Angel and their 1991 showcases Death Metal at its finest with amazing riffs, great melodies and well-written lyrics. All the lyrics are included in the booklet including linernotes written by Trey Azagthoth and many nice photographs of the band. Allmusic gave the album 4.5/5 and I agree and up the ante to 5. 5/5.
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Yeah, after Morbid Angel's "Altars Of Madness" they decide to create chaos in a more laid back fashion – slower yet heavier but just as deadly and gloomy. This CD has better sound quality than their debut and a more doom death feel to it along with being a lot gloomier. Yet they still retain their typical Morbid Angel chaos with typical blast beats without using them, and displaying the wicked guitar skills of Trey, and the deeper and more growly vocals from David – the vocals are more deeper and more demonic compared to the more "possessed" sound in Altars. This is probably my favorite album by these guys. If you're into Morbid Angel, this is a must have following their debut.
This is my favorite Morbid Angel album, possibly my favorite death metal album, and in my top 10 of favorite albums ever. They succeed in capturing the raw primal energy and sense of freedom that is at the heart of the best metal. I've been listening to this album for 14 years and is even better today than it was then! I can say that of only a handful of metal albums. The guitars and drums combine into a seething thick groove, and David Vincent's vocals are in top form. Some of Trey's solos on here are just unbelievable. What gets me the most about it is how much GROOVE they have going on…even at blast beat speeds! Sick!!!!!!
I owned this album in its original release form, but I bought it in it's newly remastered form and it does sound much better. It's much louder now, and there is more clarity…you can really crank it and hear every little thing going on! I highly recommend this new release.
I had to write this review in hopes of offset the morons who have seen fit to down "Blessed Are The Sick"… really, if you can't appreciate this album, you simply do NOT understand death metal — end of story. This is Morbid Angel's greatest album, and it has many dimensions to it. It is pure evil set to music… everything you want it to be! The guitar work is GENIUS!!! The drumming is magnificent… lyrics, vocal delivery… what more could you want? This is, EASILY, among the greatest death metal albums EVER… I'll see you burning in the Sea of the Absu…
This album is perhaps the definitive death metal band. This album is not boring at all. There are a few "classical" pieces written in there. The song desolate ways is awesome and could be put on a new age compilation cd. The album begins with Fall From Grace…a song that has some of the best death metal lyrics of all time. Dave Vincent has a great gutteral but understandable voice when he sings (screams/growls). There are some awesome guitar riffs in this album…..listen to the mid point in brainstorm. On the whole this is a death metal master pice, however, the lyrics are quite hateful towards christians but being a death metal fan perhaps this doesnt bother you. There are a couple songs on the record I dont like because of the talk about putting infant entrails on upside down crosses. Not my cup of tea but whatever floats your boat.


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Mercy Hospital emergency room staff says they regularly see cases of burns from fireworks and that you should also be careful of eye injuries.
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- 1 cup uncooked small pasta shells
- 1 pound lean ground turkey
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 3 cans (14-1/2 ounces each) reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 2 cans (15 ounces each) white kidney or cannellini beans, rinsed and drained
- 2 cans (14-1/2 ounces each) Italian stewed tomatoes
- 2 teaspoons dried oregano
- 2 teaspoons dried basil
- 1 teaspoon fennel seed, crushed
- 1 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large stock pot, cook turkey, onions over medium heat until meat is no longer pink. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Drain. Stir in the broth, beans, tomatoes and seasonings. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 10 minutes.
- Drain pasta and add to the soup. Cook 5 minutes longer or until heated through. Yield: 10 servings.
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An easy and flavorful soup that really hits the spot. Instead of the white kidney or cannellini beans suggested, I substituted navy beans (the most similar bean that I had on hand). I really enjoyed the flavor and next time I think I will use bulk turkey sausage instead of ground turkey, similar to what hchambers did, because I think that will just really enhance the flavor.
This was delicious. I did not add the fennel and reduced the turkey to 1/2lb and added a 1/2lb of ground sausage to the soup as well as some zucchini. This is a versatile recipe and can be adjusted to your family's tastes.
This is a very flavorful soup and quite versatile. I did not add the fennel and used Italian seasoning as opposed to the individual spices. I also reduced the turkey to 1/2lb and used 1/2lb of ground sausage which was very tasty. This is a great recipe that can easily be adjusted to your family's tastes.
This has been a family favorite for over 8 yrs. It's wonderful in the crockpot, and freezes well, too! What a tasty meal to walk in and smell on a cold winter evening!
Dinner is especially challenging after working all day and coming home to hungry kids and husband. This soup was so easy to throw together and the best part was that the ingredients are mostly pantry items I had on hand. It was hearty, flavorful and delicious. Seal of approval from my hungry troops! Another bonus is I now have a new ground turkey recipe to add to my repertoire as I am trying to use less red meat and more lean protein.
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