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After a humiliating loss to UCLA last week, Arizona Daily Star sports columnist Greg Hansen stated the loss to the Bruins illustrated that without Matt Scott, Arizona was the same team as Colorado. To put it bluntly, Hansen was dead wrong. The difference between Arizona and Colorado is that Arizona has Matt Scott…and a solid offensive line…and Austin Hill and Dan Buckner…and better coaching…and, well, Arizona has another game-changing guy named Ka'Deem Carey.
With Matt Scott sitting on the sidelines due to a head injury he suffered last week against UCLA, Carey decided to take the game into his own hands. Out of Arizona's 547 offensive yards, Carey had 400 of them. Out of the eight touchdowns, Carey ran into the endzone with five. He broke the all time Pac-12 Conference record for most rushing yards in a single game with 366. The Wildcats took it to Colorado 56-31 and are now bowl-eligible with a 6-4 record–who would have thought?
And Carey didn't do everything on his own. Arizona's offensive line created holes big enough to direct traffic. Backup quarterback B.J. Denker had a solid performance, throwing 12 out of 14 for 136 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions, rushing for 44 yards and one touchdown. This isn't the kind of air attack we have seen from the Wildcats this year, but Denker did enough to show Colorado he was capable of throwing and kept the Buffaloes honest enough to give Carey more room to run (Besides, it is not like Arizona had to do much throwing when Carey ran more yards in one game than most good running backs will have in three). Denker was capable of throwing the ball more if he had to.
So, Greg Hansen overreacted a bit. The only similarity between Arizona and Colorado is their abysmal defenses. The truth of the matter is, without Matt Scott, Arizona is still a much better team than Colorado because their offense is still a force to be reckoned with–Ka'Deem Carey will make sure of it.


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The Grand Valley Chamber Orchestra will perform three concerts in London during the first week of May. A local Sendoff Concert, open to the public with free admission, will be performed at Park Church,10 East Park Place NE, Grand Rapids, Sunday, April 28, at 3 p.m.
While in London the students will perform at Kingston University, the London College of Music and, as part of the Notting Hill Chamber Music Series at St. John's Church. The performance tour is a result of the ongoing partnership between Grand Valley and Kingston University.
"This is the first European tour of the Chamber Orchestra," said conductor Henry Duitman, director of orchestral activities at Grand Valley. "The 14 students have been working hard to rehearse a demanding program and to raise their portion of the trip's expenses." Additional encouragement and generous support is being provided by the Music Department, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Padnos International Center.
Duitman has selected a varied program which includes works by British composers William Boyce and Hubert Parry, as well as American composer John Corigliano and Swedish composer Dag Wirén. Pablo Mahave-Veglia, Grand Valley associate professor of music, will also be traveling and performing with the orchestra. His cello solos will include a concerto by Italian composer Luigi Boccherini and a contemporary tour de force by Chilean composer Andrés Alcalde entitled "Der Mondbach II."
Through the encouragement of Grand Valley's Padnos International Center, the music departments of Grand Valley and Kingston have completed several collaborations during the last three years. David Osbon, previously head of Collegiate Music at Kingston and a composer, has visited Grand Valley several times. In June 2011 Duitman and Grand Valley music faculty member Kevin Tutt visited Kingston and conducted their Chamber Orchestra. Most notably, under the guidance of Osbon, the two departments united with a music conservatory in The Hague and produced a ground-breaking webcast, "Bodies In Motion," for the London Cultural Olympics in July 2012.


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MIDDLETON — Although divers found a milfoil "infestation" around the cove near Pinkham Road, state and local officials are confident they made progress against the invasive plant in Sunrise Lake this year.
"I think we got a good handle on it this time — it won't be completely eradicated," said John Mullen, who serves on the invasive species mitigation sub-committee of the Conservation Commission.
After the state treated the lake with herbicide, Mullen said divers from AB Aquatics Inc., based in Henniker, returned to pull wilted milfoil from the lake bed six different times this summer.
Most recently, Mullen said the divers targeted the area around Pinkham Road, where they found heavy infestation of milfoil — which spreads and takes over waterways across the region. He added they came back Oct. 7 to the shallow water "to find the largest bulbs they had ever seen in the state."
"It was so infested, their hose wouldn't work," Mullen said.
Bob Patterson, owner of AB Aquatics, said his company — which employs up to eight divers in the summer season — operates throughout the state.
He said the roots must be removed to ensure they don't return.
"It makes our job more difficult," Patterson said, adding they strive to remove the whole milfoil plant.
Mullen said the divers pulled 13 ba0gs — which are probably about two bushels apiece — out of the water during a four-hour period.
Mullen said they also targeted Warren's Cove — near Lakeshore Drive — "which is probably where the (milfoil) problem started."
Based on the observations of local volunteers, divers from AB Aquatics targeted several coves and areas that were being threatened by milfoil this summer. As a result, divers removed 410 gallons of wilted milfoil from the bottom of the lake after the state used herbicide to treat about 20 acres of the 247-acre site.
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FAIRMONT, N.C. (AP) — Authorities say a 10-year-old boy was killed in North Carolina when he was shot by his father while the parent cleaned a shotgun.
Robeson County deputies say 34-year-old Christopher Stanlane was on the couch in his Fairmont home wiping down the gun around 4 p.m. Sunday when it fired.
Investigators say the boy was sitting in front of his father watching television and was struck in the head. Paramedic declared him dead at the home.
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The home at 46 Mill Pond Road in Brentwood in flames Monday afternoon.
BRENTWOOD — Police and family are searching for answers, after an apparent domestic argument ended with an officer killed and a house burned to the ground in a quiet subdivision Monday.
Witnesses said the events began at 46 Mill Pond Road about 4 p.m. with an argument between Walter Nolan and his adult son, Michael Nolan, that escalated into gunfire.
Attorney General Joseph Foster said Brentwood officer Steve Arkell was "fatally shot as he entered the home."
"Another officer entered and was driven out by gunfire," Foster said at a news conference about 10:15 p.m.
He said it is believed Michael Nolan, 47, was the shooter and was killed in the fire that followed the hail of bullets.
Neighbors Susan and Wayne Hughes, who live next door to the Nolans in the Mill Pond Crossing complex, a 55-and-older subdivision, said they didn't know what the nature of the argument was between father and son, but it became so heated that another neighbor called police.
"When the cop walked into the house, we heard a whole bunch of gunfire," Susan Hughes said.
At some point, she said the elder Nolan was taken outside by police and placed in handcuffs in the front yard. More officers were summoned and quickly arrived on the scene while an armed Michael Nolan remained in the house.
Arkell was medflighted from the scene.
Rockingham County Sheriff Michael Downing said his officers were among the first to arrive.
"It's a tragic event. It shows how dangerous the job of law enforcement is. This could happen to any of us at any time," he said.
The Hughes and neighbor James Maguire, who lives on the other side of the duplex where the Nolans live, said they heard multiple rounds.
"It sounded kind of automatic — it was bam, bam, bam," Susan Hughes said. "There was a lot of rapid gunfire — not a shot here or there."
Eventually, the Hughes were moved by police along with other neighbors to a clubhouse in the complex. While they were waiting, an explosion was heard. Dense smoke could be seen rising from the house, followed by the orange glow of flames. The neighbors were then led to an area across the main road to wait as fire trucks were brought in to extinguish the blaze, which went to four alarms.
The Hughes said they had lived in the neighborhood for about four years. The Nolans moved in shortly after they did.
They said they spoke to Walter Nolan periodically, but hardly ever to Michael Nolan.
"He never really talked to anybody; he stays upstairs with his TV on," Susan Hughes said.
James Maguire said he had known Walter Nolan for several years, but rarely had contact with Michael Nolan.
"He just stayed away; he was just very, very shy of everything," Maguire said.
Walter Nolan is in his 80s, according to a relative. Nolan's wife of nearly 62 years, Elizabeth, passed away two years ago.
Arkell, 48, was a part-time member of the town's police force who also handled animal control.
Foster said the site would remain under investigation by the State Police's Major Crimes Unit.
Gov. Maggie Hassan also spoke at the news conference: "I join all Granite Staters in mourning the loss of Officer Arkell, who died doing his job. I know all Granite Staters join me in offering condolences and prayers to his family, loved ones and fellow officers."
Hassan directed that flags be flown at half-staff in honor of Arkell.
Sen. Kelly Ayotte released this statement late Monday night: "This was a senseless and shocking tragedy, and I send my prayers and condolences to Officer Arkell's family as well as the Brentwood Police Department. Losing a police officer in the line of duty leaves a hole in our hearts that can never be filled, and I pray that Officer Arkell's family, friends and fellow officers will find strength in the difficult days ahead."
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Tarvaris Jackson tosses a souvenir ball to a fan after Vikings practice. It sailed three feet over the fan's head, striking an old lady in the eye. The old lady cried, "I wish you were Brett Favre!"
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Fast Acting Pain Relief With Long Lasting Results
Physio Physical Therapy In Asheville
Physical Therapy in Asheville is not the same everywhere you go! We are the experts in gentle pain and injury solutions. Our progressive techniques are sure to produce the results that you desire with your pain relief. As a patient, you will undergo a complete physical exam, one on one with a skilled therapist who will listen, understand, and be quick in determining your needs. Even if you have tried other treatments and therapies in the past, we offer programs that are right for you, and are proven to be the MOST effective for people suffering from:
Physical Therapy in Asheville: Beware of the following Top 3 physical therapy traps to avoid.
1) Not enough "hands-on" care.
If treatments consist mainly of ultrasound, heat/ice, exercise (mainly), electrical stimulation or other passive treatments, the results will be temporary and short-lived. People with arthritis, injuries, and chronic pain need someone with skilled training to put their hands on them and restore balance, relief and harmony. That's what the team at PHYSIO does. We are the best physical therapists in Asheville and our patient's love the fast results and affordable care. Physical therapy in Asheville is not the same anywhere else.
2) Not seeing results immediately.
You should see pain relief and results right away. Most physical therapists are not trained on fast-acting techniques so patients have to wait for relief and results. If they are good, you should see results immediately. Physical therapy isn't just rehabilitation but fast pain relief. The treatments offered by PHYSIO Physical Therapy have been reported as being "revolutionary", fast-acting, and affordable. Patients say they love it.
3) Not encouraged to improve on your own.
Most physical therapy businesses are exactly that, a business. They don't want patients to get better TOO fast. They won't make money if patients don't 'need' them anymore. As a result, many physical therapy clinics do not empower the patient. They don't give patients the tips and tools or education to get better faster on their own. PHYSIO does. Our belief is that if we get you better faster, then our patients will tell their family and friends about their great experiences and will help us grow.
What AILMENTS does PHYSIO Physical Therapy specialize in treating?
-Arthritis -Carpal Tunnel -Fibromyalgia -Fractures -Tendonitis/Bursitis -Sciatica -Vertigo
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PHYSIO Physical Therapy treat most all ailments related to muscle, joint, nerve or tendon. They are the physical therapy experts that bring relief, restoration, rehabilitation, and recovery. Learn more by clicking on one of the links below.
Why physical therapy at PHYSIO versus a chiropractor?
The first reason is because PHYSIO goes to the root of your problem and not just merely treat the symptoms. We don't expect you to come to us for 5-10 years. Most patients get better within 6 to 8 visits. We use muscle energy, posture balancing, along with joint mobilization, and hands-on soft-tissue techniques to bring about fast healing. You will notice the difference.
Why PHYSIO Physical Therapy versus medicine/drugs?
No side-effects period. All our solutions and treatments are natural, drug and side-effect free. They get to the root of your problem, NOT merely treat the symptoms. Patients boast about how great they feel after each and every treatment. That's why our patients love us and come to us only. They believe in building relationships that will last a lifetime.
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Physical Therapy in Asheville is not the same at every clinic. Our Physio team is caring, compassionate and we are the best at what we do. The programs being offered here by our licensed therapists range from pain relief and post operative rehab, to weight loss programs and laser therapy. If you are looking for fast pain relief or to improve the quality of your life, we guarantee you will find the best physical therapists Asheville has to offer at our facility. Physio Physical Therapy and Wellness has been voted the Best Physical Therapy Clinic in Western North Carolina Two years in a row by the Mountain Xpress Readers poll. Not only do we offer a great experience for all of our clients, we have Fast Acting Results! We're Different….Come See Why!
Some of the reasons Physio Physical Therapy Asheville is unlike any other lies in our caring staff and revolutionary pain relief procedures. We truly are the experts in relieving pain and improving the quality of life for our patients. Call today and get a free screening to determine if we are the right place for you.
Homemade Ice and Heat Packs
July 12th, 2014
As simple as it may seem, heat or cold application can provide a surprising amount of pain relief for many types of pain. What is not commonly known is that Cold packs help reduce inflammation and numb painful areas and Heat packs help increase circulation to a specific area of the body and can promote healing.An easy and inexpensive way to have access to these two modalities is to make your own heat and ice packs. This... Read More
Spinal Manipulation for Neck Pain
July 5th, 2014
Spinal Manipulation for Neck Pain is a common and very successful treatment for pain and headaches. In fact, The Journal of Sports and Orthopaedic Physical Therapy recently published an article regarding spinal manipulations and neck pain. First off, what is a spinal manipulation? A manipulation is the same as an adjustment in which a high velocity and low amplitude force is applied to the spine often resulting in an audible "pop". The article found that manipulations directed... Read More
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October 19th, 2013
Anyone that has ever experienced a migraine headache knows they can be debilitating. One of the leading causes of missed work in the U.S. is from migraine headaches. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to light. In many people, a throbbing pain is felt only on one side of the head. Some people who get migraines have warning symptoms, called an aura, before the actual migraine headache begins. An aura is a group of symptoms, including... Read More
Common Fitness Mistakes
September 28th, 2013
When you watch others work out, there are some common fitness mistakes that you will see over and over. Fitness programs and health do not always go hand and hand. There are many mistakes athletes make and many assumptions that are not correct. Top ways to avoid Fitness Mistakes: 1: Don't assume that your fitness program is in the best interest of your health. Regardless of your favorite athletic pursuit it probably does not address all... Read More
Secrets for Relief from Neck Pain
September 8th, 2013
What's Causing my Neck Pain? To find relief from neck pain, you have to understand what forces are making your neck painful. Once you understand what is causing your neck pain, you can then learn how to eliminate it. The #1 force that contributes to neck problems is gravity and, in turn, changes in load. The neck has 16 small muscles, joints, and bones that must work together to balance and support 10-13 pounds of skull, brain, and... Read More


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A rare treat is to see a hummingbird at rest. Here, a migrating hummer pauses in between visits to autumn blossoms. / Robert Zimmer/For Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com
Bonsai day at the Gardens
Its all about bonsai on Sunday when the Fox Valley Bonsai Society hosts a Bonsai Tree Show at the Gardens of the Fox Cities from noon to 4 p.m. Free to the public, the bonsai show will feature more than 40 trees, carefully and exquisitely created using the art of bonsai.
Bonsai dates back 2,000 years and the trees showcased at this fall showing will reveal the sophisticated techniques used by bonsai artist gardeners to train their plants to achieve the unique appearance and even mood that bonsai represents.
Bonsai trees can range from 6-inch miniatures to large 3-foot specimens. A number of trees are used for bonsai art, including those native to our area.
If you were outdoors this past weekend, chances are you witnessed the spectacular hummingbird migration that swept through our area.
The fall migration of ruby-throated hummingbirds, the only hummingbird regularly found east of the Mississippi River, is on, and the past few weeks have seen huge numbers pass through the Fox Valley. Not only are these long-distance wanderers hungry as they wing south, they are also quite feisty. Where multiple birds congregated together, wild chases and aggressive fights, along with some good old sweet romance filled the air.
One of the joys of late September and early October gardening is witnessing the spectacular migration of ruby-throated hummingbirds as they begin the long journey to their wintering grounds in South America. Luckily, for many Fox Valley area gardeners, we dont even have to leave home to experience the joys of hummingbird migration.
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From late August on, peaking the final week of September into early October, ruby-throated hummingbirds begin to push south through Wisconsin. Young of the year join the parent birds on the voyage south. By mid-summer, the male ruby-throat loses his colorful, tell-tale throat and morphs into a somewhat duller breeding plumage. What he may lack in brilliant color, he more than makes up for with his feisty antics, especially when migrating hummingbirds gather in large numbers where flowers are plentiful.
Contrary to what many believe, hummingbirds do not need our artificial feeders to get by. While these are a convenient source of food for much of the time they are with us, hummingbirds are able to feed on a variety of other food sources. Hummingbirds will dart through the air chasing after midges, mosquitoes, caterpillars, gnats, as well as eat ants, small crickets and spiders. Hummers have also been observed feeding upon the sap of trees, juices of fruits and vegetables still on the tree or vine, as well as the blossoms of dozens of varieties of plants.
Another common myth about hummingbirds is that people should remove their feeders after Oct. 1 so that the tiny migrants wont linger too long into fall. Hummingbirds, like many birds, migrate based on other natural factors, not food availability. Like most birds, length of daylight triggers the birds to move south, regardless of how many flowers are still in bloom or how many feeders are still offering a free source of nectar.
Chances are, you have had a few hummingbirds visit your garden this fall and didnt even notice them. Quiet and quite tiny, it is often difficult to spot a hummingbird in the garden, especially when perched among the green leaves of backyard trees and shrubs, or silently cruising among your garden flowers.
Recently, I visited the Gardens of the Fox Cities and was amazed at the sheer number of hummingbirds flitting about in the morning sunshine. Dozens of ruby-throated hummingbirds were present, feeding upon just about every blooming plant available, including tomato blossoms still decorating the vegetable gardens.
In between their quick meals, birds in groups of two, three, four or more engaged in spirited chases around the gardens, flashing their black and white patterned tails and arching their backs in comical displays before racing off to the treetops or performing wild looping flights around the garden shrubs. Perched in the morning sun, the sparkling, emerald feathers glistened in the trees, and the high-pitched, squeaky chirps of the birds could be heard all around the Gardens.
Hummingbirds are especially attracted to the various salvias and sages, especially this time of year, as they provide fresh nectar and short, tubular flowers conveniently positioned for the long bills of the hummingbirds. These plants are wonderful to include in your backyard landscaping, not only for their summer-long beauty, but for the unexpected bonus they provide in fall as the hummingbirds move through.
At the Gardens of the Fox Cities, the largest concentration of hummingbirds was indeed focused on a large planting of pink sages, along with the spectacular Black and Blue sages that grow just outside the rose garden. Here, up to half a dozen hummers at a time buzzed among the tall sages, often hovering at eye level and coming quite close.
When two birds became too close, a quick chase ensued, preceded by some wild tail-flashing and swirling, playful flights. Faster than your eye can follow, the birds raced in roller coaster flight up and around the fringing trees before returning to this patch of flowers to feed. Many hummingbirds fed among roses that still decorated the rose garden, as well as a beautiful blue Rose of Sharon shrub.
Other plants to include in your landscaping to draw in migrating hummingbirds in fall include cosmos, zinnias, statice, gladiolus, snapdragons, cardinal climber, morning glories, hardy hibiscus, coral bells, bellflowers, foxglove, phlox, obedient plant and the spectacular Kiss Me Over the Garden Gate.
Robert Zimmer of Appleton writes Garden Talk every Friday. Write to him at email@example.com or follow him on Twitter: @robzeeee


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July 1, 2011
Q & A: Battling Shelter Overpopulation—by the Numbers
Author Peter Marsh says it's time for animal shelters to work smarter in the battle against overpopulation and unnecessary euthanasia by using a data-driven approach to effectively target their programs.
May 1, 2011
Volunteer Management: People Who Need People
Recruiting new volunteers should wait until you've built a strong foundation, and your program can handle the increase in numbers. Here's how to find the right people.
May 1, 2011
Common Tools for a Common Mission
Review highlights from a session presented at a recent SAWA conference that focused on useful tools that shelters sometimes overlook, including grant opportunities, participation in research studies, and adoption tools.
March 1, 2011
Studying Cats—and Those Who Care for Them
Review the illuminating results of recent studies that look at practices regarding identification and feral identification procedures for cats.
March 1, 2011
Creating a Career Ladder Through Certification
If you're looking toward a long career in animal welfare, earning the Certified Animal Welfare Administrator (CAWA) designation can give you a valuable boost up the career ladder.
March 1, 2011
Q & A: Success in South Florida
Veterinarian Sara Pizano faced daunting challenges when she took over as head of Miami-Dade Animal Services in 2005, such as no pain medications and a very high infectious disease and mortality rate. Within five years, she and her staff turned it around, winning major awards from the Florida Animal Control Association. How did she do it?
January 1, 2011
Shelter Medicine: The Kindest Cut of All
Veterinary columnist Brenda Griffin addresses common questions and concerns about pediatric spay/neuter, as well as the immeasurable value it has in curtailing pet overpopulation.
January 1, 2011
Volunteer Management: Avoiding the Bait and Switch
Whether they work in a truly volunteer-positive environment or one that's still struggling to make the employee/volunteer gears mesh effectively, it's vital that volunteer coordinators be honest with prospective volunteers about what to expect.
January 1, 2011
Q & A: Gold Standards—and Bare Minimums
Nearly a decade in the making, the animal care guidelines developed for the sheltering field by the Association of Shelter Veterinarians will be released this spring.
December 15, 2010
Humane Discourse: Why it Matters
A discussion about the Humane Discourse and Conduct within Animal Welfare Pledge, a statement rejecting and condemn verbal abuse, threats, and acts of violence directed against animal welfare personnel.


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[Video Link] Our friend, author Douglas Rushkoff, fills the late Robert Anton Wilson in on what he's missed since passing away on February 11, 2007.
RAW Week: Douglas Rushkoff to Robert Anton Wilson
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Thank you, Douglas.
Keep the lasagna flying, Douglas.
What a nice tribute. Gets to the core of much of Wilson's appeal in the sense that he was one of the few (maybe only) counter-culture heroes who actually made you think "I'd like to hang out with that guy!" I think his unflagging sense of comedy tended to nullify much of the ego that normally goes with that territory.
Myself I always carry "Coercion" around whenever I move, and it was an important book for me.
I don't see the connection at all between Occupy and Rushkoff's definition of humanism, though.
It's a three letter acronym for those in the know. Gotta be sharp though.
As always, eloquent and tender, Doug. I feel confident Bob hears & sees all from his figurative condo around the corner with Arlen.
This is great. Thank you, BB, and Doug.
I am confuse. Does a loyal RAW fan: A. believe that the dead can be communicated to; B. not believe that the dead can be communicated to; C. maybe believe that the dead can be communicated to or D. meta-ironically believe that the entire concept of belief is not to be believed?
I'm being obnoxious. I got triggered earlier by the "I regard belief as a form of brain damage" quote.
Isn't it better to believe at explicit will, instead of casting aside the entire concept of belief because some people use it in a lame fashion?
Thanks. Nice video.
I think it's like "be-bop-a-lula" in the Fifties, if you have to ask what it means you will never know what it means. Or as Confucius said, 敬鬼神而远之.
Alex Grey, check. A pic of Noam Chomsky (?) at a Keith Haring table, check. Gysin Dreamcatcher, check. Fluffy homage to RAW, check. Mint green walls,…wait, WTF???
Forget it Jake. It's Park Slope.
Forgot about that, DR. Snowball, check.
Not in Brooklyn, least of all Park Slope. And walls in the basement are called Fern, not Mint green. They come off mintier in video.
Otherwise correct.
and not Chomsky. Leary.
Doug, write some metaphysics some day, I for one would be into it.
Douglas Rushkoff was brilliant in helping RAW in his last days.
I should've known that it was Leary. It fits much better. Surely I jest, Mr. Rushkoff. We all know you have excellent taste. I will have to check out the actual shade of 'Fern' the next time I'm at a hardware store.
Back to topic:When I first tried DMT, I was unprepared for the reality/possibility of what I experienced. It was hard to describe in words the 'sentient beings' that I saw. I went to a record store and and saw a CD called 'Alien Dreamtime'. I figured, why not. Listening to Terrence McKenna describe a DMT trip was EXACTLY what I had experienced. When I first read RAW I found myself in the same situation. In constant agreement. A validation of personal observations put into words and descriptions that I dont have the gift to do so eloquently. What I especially love about RAW is his ability to open your mind to any possibility and yet firmly root you to Reason. Had I ever had a chance to befriend such an Intellectual Magus such as RAW, I would count my lucky stars and thank Nut infinitely.
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In former Soviet state of Georgia, an iPad knockoff for police
An employee demonstrates a "Police Pad" at the Algorithm factory in Tbilisi, Georgia, on January 11, 2012. Five thousand police officers will receive portable field computers, equipped with features that will assist them with their work, assembled at this factory, according to local media.
MAKE Volume 29: DIY Superhuman!
[Video Link] Make Vol 29 is hitting newsstands any day now. Here's a video glimpse of what in this issue.
Congressman who wrote SOPA is a copyright violator
See the background photo on the archived, pre-SOPA version of US Congressman Lamar Smith's website?
Jamie Lee Curtis Taete of Vice says:
I managed to track that picture back to DJ Schulte, the photographer who took it.


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Sleepwalker Lyrics - Nightwish
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Close your eyes
Feel the ocean where passion lies
Silently the senses
Abandon all defenses
A place between sleep and awake
End of innocence, unending masquerade
That's where I'll wait for you
Hold me near you
So close I sear you
Seeing, believing
Dreaming, deceiving
A place between sleep and awake
End of innocence, unending masquerade
That's where I'll wait for you
Sleepwalker seducing me
I dare to enter your ecstacy
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In my dreams you're mine to keep
Sleepwalker seducing me...
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Absolutely Amazing | Reviewer: BellaDonnaNoire | 1/31/12
This is so amazing! It's so deep, and makes me sleepy. Wishmaster has to be, aside from perhaps Century Child, one of the most amazing albums of Nightwish! And the Tarja's voice, it's something else...
Wonderful | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/5/11
Dreaming, deceiving...
I'm a sleepwalker, you know ^^
This song really feels like sleepwalking. I love the old version of Wishmaster that's way better than the new thing that doesn't own at all the feeling of the original.
Every time I listen to it it reminds me of my moments of sleepwalk
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This is an amazing apartment is centrally located in Rome. We were able to walk to everything in Rome from this location with ease and we felt at home in this incredible place. We had a party of 10 and this gave us all plenty of space and we all had our own rooms. I would recommend this apartment to anyone going to Rome as it can be for large parties or separated into 2 3 bedroom apartments. Giorgia was an incredible property manager, she was available at all times to answer any questions and will assist you with anything you need from transportation to and from the airport to assisting you with any tours you may want to take. We definitely recommend this place to anyone going to Rome.
Best Location!!!
Sorry it's taken me a few weeks to write this review but we arrive from Europe on July 14th and were quite busy getting our lives back in order. We arrived at Fabrizio's flat in Campo de Fiori on June 26th for 4 days. We were not expecting the location to be so convenient. Fabrizio and Rosella were great from the beginning of the booking to our arrival. We enjoyed our days walking everywhere and sometimes returning to the flat to take a break, before continuing with our sightseeing. My son is a Celiac and we were able to find a great pizza place around the corner from the flat by the name of Voglia di Pizza that offered an extensive gluten free menu . We hope to return to Rome once again and would definitely stay at this flat. Fabrizio thank you once again.
Cozy Rome Getaway
This is a wonderful apartment with tons of history. It's an easy walk around the corner to Campo de Fiori - that houses an open-air market 6 days out of 7. Directly next door is a bakery with many yummy choices. Restaurants are close by and within walking distance. So is the Vatican and St. Michael the Archangel Castle. Angelo is so nice, recommending restaurants that he enjoys as well places to see during our trip. He also assisted us in arranging for a car service to take us to the airport upon arrival and the day we left. The apartment was spotless, with a comfortable bed and bathroom. There is a small kitchen area with a refrigerator to keep things cold and the ability to make coffee/tea in the morning. We spent 2 weeks in this perfect spot wandering around by day and enjoying the Campo de Fiore during the evening. We were there during World Cup and had lots of fun cheering on the teams. We will DEFINITELY be returning to this wonderful, romantic spot in the future to further explore the wonders of Rome and the surrounding areas. If you're looking for a romantic getaway with your significant other, this is the place to go. Check out Forno for wonderful Pizza Bianco, Mercato for dinner, La Scala in Trastevre for dinner or Trattoria Moderna - left out the Apt door and make a right on the next street.....it was THAT close and very good. Thank you Angelo for all of your assistance. We had a WONDERFUL time and will be back to see you.


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Jack in a box.
Hadn't bought one of these since Guitar Hero 3. Felt like it was time to give the genre a try again. What I was actually interested in purchasing was Rock Band 2, but there's no RB2 guitar bundle here in Europe because something. Was looking at World Tour for €60, but the latest GH guitar, GH5 and World Tour for €90 sounded enticing as I clicked the pre-order button.
Turns out there's no GH5 guitar bundle in Europe either. What Activision has done is attempt to get rid of their stock of plastic World Tour guitars by offloading them to Europe and into GH5 boxes. The new guitar was the primary reason for my pre-order.
So **** that, **** Activision and **** this game.
As for the game itself, I couldn't help but notice as I was playing it that, hey, I'm kind of not enjoying myself particularly much. It's kind of like playing GHIII again, which I did two years ago already and still can. The whole genre appears to have lost its appeal to me through its inability to evolve the bits I care about. I'm purely interested in playing the guitar in these games, and extremely little has changed between GHIII and this in that regard. Not that I know if anything could to be honest.
But it might have been alright had the soundtrack not been terrible. There's a little of everything. No one likes everything. Especially me. So what you get, is little. This is why I'm a proponent of DLC for these games, as opposed to actual games. Why I was planning to purchase RB2 in the first place, it sounds like a splendid platform for that stuff. But now that Activision has totally killed my spirit I'm not sure if I'll bother.
So yeah, big disappointment and waste of money.
Let's cheer up with Jimi Hendrix's version of All Along the Watchtower
(which is NOT featured in GH5 :( or anywhere else. :( )


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69 Love Songs - Magnetic Fields
- Band Name: Magnetic Fields
- Record Label: Merge
- Release Date: Sep 7, 1999
- Summary: The title says it all. This 3-disc set indeed contains 69 love songs, all penned by Stephin Merritt (whose other projects include The 6ths, Future Bible Heroes, and the Gothic Archies). The Magnetic Fields have evolved into a real "band," including keyboardist Claudia Gonson (also Merritt's manager) and multi-instrumentalist John Woo, and Merritt alternates on vocals with Gonson and additional singers. Despite the almost encyclopedic variety of styles and huge volume of songs, there is surprisingly little filler here.… Expand
- Record Label: Merge
- Genre(s): Indie, Rock, Pop
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Positive: 15 out of 16
Mixed: 1 out of 16
Negative: 0 out of 16
Even the "jazz" and "punk" cuts are good for a few laughs -- total losers are rare indeed.
Alternately recalling the best work of Blondie, Leonard Cohen, Depeche Mode, and dozens more, 69 Songs About Love is a sprawling masterpiece of White Album-like proportions.
Stephin Merritt's most ambitious as well as fully realized work to date, a three-disc epic of classically chiseled pop songs that explore both the promise and pitfalls of modern romance through the jaundiced eye of an irredeemable misanthrope.
Unabashedly beautiful tunes like "I Don't Believe in the Sun" and "Come Back from San Francisco" provide provide ample payoff for the arduous process of listening to the collection in total.
He jumps styles of music effortlessly, all the while managing to pull things together with touching and inventive lyrics.... One of the best releases of the year.
By my count, you've still got 50 keepers out of 69, give or take a few songs. And about a third of those sound like classics.
Merritt's compositions have a tossed-off, barely produced quality and are held together by sturdily constructed melodies that hark back to Eighties synth poppers like Orchestral Manoeuvers in the Dark.
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Positive: 18 out of 18
Mixed: 0 out of 18
Negative: 0 out of 18
Aug 12, 2013Although there are many more famous albums you could make a strong argument for Magnetic Fields '69 Love Songs' being the best of the 90's. Doing exactly what it says on the tin it contains 69 songs that are all at least in some way about love. Everyone will have their own favourites (mine are The Book of Love and All My Little Words) but, aside from the odd bit of filler, there is not really a poor song on here.… Expand
Feb 22, 2012There aren't too many triple albums out there and that's probably for a good reason. This is one of the rare cases where it was a good idea. This is a sprawling 69 track album, almost 3 hours in length. It's a real concept album in every sense and an amazing achievement to have written, recorded and released such a huge album. You often hear of bands thinking of these projects but they rarely get completed. Billy Corgan has often hinted he was doing one but he always seems to lose patience halfway through and just release an album. The sheer size of the album inevitably means it's not all great but for the most part the quality is consistently high. It's not a record for the casual music listener - you really need to be an enthusiast to appreciate the whole album. At times the lyrics are really funny, other times your just not sure if he's serious or not but throughout it's the lyrics that stand out. There are many different styles to be found on the record. There's a bit of Neil Hannon of The Divine Comedy in here (or perhaps there is some MF in him) and personally some of the vocals remind me a lot of Morrisey. Several songs have a hint of the Smiths about them, then at other times you get a sense of Brian Wilson off the record. Already it's a cult classic and a lot of this is because of it's length and consistent quality. Having said that, if the best of the 69 tracks had been cut to say even a 20 or 30 track double album it could have been one of the great albums.… Expand
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Population booms as CSC opensAugust 27,2013
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CASTLETON The largest class in the history of Castleton State College has resulted in some students living temporarily in a hotel in Rutland.
CSCs enrollment is expected to top 2,150, a 34-percent increase since 2000, when 1,605 students attended the college. The large class has pushed the colleges housing system to capacity and beyond, said Jeff Weld, CSCs director of college relations.
We filled Hoff Hall, the 162-bed residence hall opened last year, and have converted all usable space in all of our residence halls to accommodate students, Weld said. We have seen an increase in upper-class students who wish to remain on campus, rather than seek alternatives off campus.
As a result, 23 students will be housed at the Holiday Inn in Rutland. School officials expect they will relocate to campus within the next month.
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Radio program celebrates milestone
Date: August 7, 2013
by: Observer Staff
Local Realtor liaison Gail Shane recently celebrated the fourth anniversary of her radio program, "Gail Shane & Friends," which airs at 10 a.m. Saturday, on WSRQ Radio 106.9 FM and 1220 AM.
Each week, Shane invites a local Realtor to serve as the program's co-host, and the two invite local business leaders and non-profit organizations to be featured on the show.
During the last four years, Shane has hosted representatives of more than 200 charitable organizations on the show.
Shane, the show's creator, host and executive producer, has served as Realtor liaison for home builder Neal Communities for eight years.
"Realtors are an integral part of our business at Neal Communities, and it is a pleasure to work with them to promote our community in a different way as well," Shane says.
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The South Carolina Attorney General's Office has indicted 28 people who they say were part of a methamphetamine ring.
Law officers from SLED, the Pickens County Sheriff's Office, the Greenville County Sheriff's Office, the City of Easley Police Department, and the City of Travelers Rest Police Department were involved in the roundup of more than two dozen suspects.
A state grand jury indicted the defendants on October 15. Those indictments were sealed until Monday according to the Attorney General's Office news release.
The AG says the investigation began when a resident made a report to the Pickens County Sheriff's Office. The roundup of those suspects began on Tuesday.
Bond hearings for those apprehended in the roundup will begin on Friday morning at the Pickens County Detention Center.
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And while we remembered all of this, what we did not remember was the lead time given to the public about the 2005 capital project. From the newspaper clipping we reviewed it seems that the project was first brought to the public's attention in a Feb. 12, 2004 column entitled "CCS News." In it, the then superintendent provided what we think is an excellent explanation of the purpose of a capital project by writing: "A community's focus on its institution of public education primarily centers on curriculum and instruction, but another major aspect of a district's functions is the maintenance and improvement of its facilities. Each year our district establishes a budget for routine maintenance and upkeep of the buildings and property that comprise our campus.
There are times however, when major projects need to be accomplished and financed outside of the regular annual budget process."
This made perfect sense then and it makes perfect sense now. In fact, we would be hard pressed to figure out how one might disagree with this explanation. It is certainly no different than expenses homeowners experience while maintaining their homes. But the seemingly ubiquitous problem with all capital projects is not understanding the need for improvements but rather on reaching agreement on what is needed and what is desired as well as what is affordable and what is not. Both of these questions always seem to be the sticking point with capital projects especially in school districts where there is a fair amount of socio-economic diversity.
And never was that more obvious than it was with the CCS 2005 proposed capital project. Of course, the 2005 capital project was not the first school vote to be defeated. Nor would it seem it will be the last. But we do think it will stand out as being the most overwhelming defeat of a school vote.


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ASU productively utilizes activity fee money
More than $32,000 spent to boost service
"The ASU needs to put up a big poster - they need to put the waiver on the website and send students emails," Contra Costa College student Darren Turner said on Oct. 22 one day after being informed of the fee and waiver.
Apparently the ASU took heed to his remark. Prior to the first day of instruction for spring 2013, the student government group sent out multiple email blasts about the fee. Now, the waiver is on the college's website and yes, there are big posters and fliers scattered around campus.
Beginning in spring 2012 the optional $5 student activity fee was enforced, charging students a handful of bills for student representation by the student governments across campuses in the district.
"We've done a lot of marketing and preparation," Student Life Coordinator Kelly Ramos said. "We sent out three or four email blasts about the activity fee and waiver and mentioned other fees."
The fee is one that can be waived only within the first two weeks of instruction each semester by completing a fee waiver form and returning it to the Student Life Office.
As of fall 2012 there were plenty of students at Contra Costa, Diablo Valley and Los Medanos colleges who were oblivious of the waiver form, the fee and the purpose of the fee.
Fliers and large posters can be found in various places where students tend to congregate, such as the Bookstore and the Student Services Center. Fliers and posters can also be found on various bulletin boards around campus and lawn signs explaining the fee and waiver are visible as well.
On the fliers and posters, the activity fee itself is explained as well as what the funds have been spent on thus far and that students have the option to waive the charge, and where to obtain the waiver.
The activity fee brought roughly $46,000 to the ASU from last spring. Of that amount, the ASU has spent more than $32,000 of that revenue for various student services.
Revenue from the activity fee has provided $7,000 for bus passes and gas cards for the Emergency Transportation Program through Single Stop, $10,000 for scholarships and $15,000 to the College Bookstore's book rental program to lower the rental price of textbooks.
ASU President Jazmine Ramezanzadeh said the ASU is focused on using the fee to further assist students.
"We are encouraging students to come in (to the Student Life Office)," she said. "We need student input on what they need. We have started an ASU Grant for Support Request form to reach out to different departments and programs to assist different students needs."
The grant request forms can be found in the Student Life Office. The purpose of the form is to provide departments, clubs and programs a means of funding for student activities that may be needed.
Districtwide, the fee brought in roughly $200,000. Chapter 4.3 of the Student Fee Handbook states that a mandatory student activity fee is not permissible, however, an optional student activity fee can be put in place as long as it is thoroughly explained.
The student fee handbook does not have language regarding the refunding of student activity fees. District Vice Chancellor John al-Amin said as long as the funds are being spent properly, however, the district will not move forward on issuing refunds or halting the fee.
"This was agreed upon," he said. "Once it's done, it's a done deal. As long as funds are being used accordingly (the district) does not have to return the funds. If at any point they aren't being used properly then action will be taken."
Al-Amin said the accumulated funds and expenditures are being overseen at the district level, however, each ASU and Student Life Coordinator is responsible for overseeing the funds at each of the district's three colleges.
"I'm going to make sure we work with them and monitor the spending, making sure the students get the programs they paid for," he said.
"(The fee) is supposed to benefit the campus community as a whole."
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I love painting jewelry but sometimes I'd rather throw myself out the window. (No, I really do love it.)
Didn't think this would get past the sketch stage…
Colored that sketch from yesterday- had fun letting coloring decisions happen and just going with it!
Quick Asami sketch I might throw color on later.
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Felt like playing with a certain lighting source! These two are Erica and Quinn from a project I've been working on (on and off as other things come up). Hopefully you'll be seeing more of them! | On Deviantart
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