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Close friends contribute to our personal growth. They also contribute to our personal pleasure, making the music sound sweeter, the wine taste richer, the laughter ring louder because they are there.Judith Viorst
For the man sound in body and serene of mind there is no such thing as†bad weather; every sky has its beauty, and storms which whip the blood do but make it pulse more vigorously.George Gissing
It's time that we move from good words to good works, from sound bites to sound solutions.Hillary Rodham Clinton
For the man sound of body and serene of mind there is no such thing as bad weather; every day has its beauty, and storms which whip the blood do but make it pulse more vigorously.George Gissing
"In God We Trust." It is the choicest compliment that has ever been paid us, and the most gratifying to our feelings. It is simple, direct, gracefully phrased: it always sounds well In God We Trust. I don't believe it would sound any better if it were true. And in a measure it is true half the nation trusts in Him. That half has decided it.Samuel Langhorne Clemens
My meditation Is my soul's Soundless sound-conversation With my Inner PilotSri Chinmoy
Too many composers become involved in intellectual speculation which seems to matter more to them than the sound that comes out of all this speculationLouise Talma
Well, welcome to your very own DVD of me, DVB, and Mind Control. If you werent expecting me and thought you were buying Reginald Perrin, then press eject now before you begin vomiting. Otherwise, please, please ensure that you are sitting in an extreme level of comfort, preferably in pre-worn slippers and, I trust, with your extended family around you. If you have seen the film Signs and would like to wear the pointy tin foil hats now would be a good time to put them on you cant be too careful. Well, pphhh, goodness me, er, its been a meteoric rise over these last years. The money and sex are exhausting and I have you the viewer to thank. Thanks. Weve put together some of the pieces from the specials and series in glistening digital format, each pixel hand picked and gently polished and brought to you in wide-sound, surround-screen enjoyment. I hope you enjoy watching them as much as Ill enjoy the royalties from this, which is enormously. If you dont like it and HMV wont take it back because youve got sticky all over it then the disc makes an excellent beer coaster or wheels for a space truck or can be immense fun just putting it on your finger and [waggling it], like that. But I hope you do like it. When I first started developing these techniques I had no idea that they were going to prove at all popular and for all my nancing about and staring Im actually really excited to have a DVD out and cant wait to go and find it in Discount Books & Puzzles next to the Dizzie Gillespie CD box sets and disappointing erotica. I hope you like it and if you do, please go and buy another one.Derren Victor Brown
Bureaucracy is the death of all sound workAlbert Einstein
I don't care how paranoid and irrational this makes me sound, but I know for a fact that the people of Paris want me dead.William Cullen Bryant
I can tell you that tonight in Des Moines, Iowa, my home town, people all across the city will be putting a hand to their ears and saying "What is that sound?", and it will be the sound of Mr De Vito, my High School Careers Officer, spinning in his grave.William Cullen Bryant
Take it easy, take it easy Don't let the sound of your own wheels Drive you crazy.Clyde Jackson Browne
You're so much more endearing with the sound turned off.Brandon Boyd
When I sing, I close my eyes. If I see a feather, everything is fine. Without this image in my mind, the sound is not 'truthful' enough and I must begin again. I have to. I first had this feeling, this instinct with Phantom of the Opera and since then have always listened to it.Sarah Brightman
I have a passion for the name of "Mary," For once it was a magic sound to me, And still it half calls up the realms of fairy, Where I beheld what never was to be.Lord Byron
That's the true harbinger of spring, not crocuses or swallows returning to Capistrano, but the sound of a bat on a ballBill Veeck
He who wants to persuade should put his trust not in the right argument, but in the right word. The power of sound has always been greater than the power of senseJoseph Conrad
No sound ought to be heard in the church but the healing voice of Christian charity.Edmund Burke
A sound mind in a sound body is a short but full description of a happy state in this world.John Locke
If today's act does not sound an alarm, society faces grave danger. Fascism will come knocking at the door of every citizen if we do not take serious measures now.Borukh Gorin
In encouraging other young men to come out as missionaries, do use a word of caution. One wrong-headed, conscientiously-obstinate fellow would ruin us. Humble, quiet, persevering men; men of sound, sterling talents (though, perhaps, not brilliant), of decent accomplishments, and some natural aptitude to acquire a language; men of an amiable temper, willing to take the lowest place, to be the least of all and the servants of all; men who enjoy closet religion, who live near to God, and are willing to suffer all things for Christ's sake, without being proud of it, these are the men.Adoniram Judson
It is impossible to win gracefully at chess. No man has yet said "Mate!" in a voice which failed to sound to his opponent bitter, boastful and malicious.A.A. Milne
Dylan used to sound like a lung cancer victim singing Woody Guthrie. Now he sounds like a Rolling Stone singing Immanuel Kant.Unknown


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Hey so Magnet Magazine finally published this video I edited. My friend Jason Narducy just released an awesome debut album called Fragmented World as part of his new solo project Split Single. The album features Britt Daniel (Spoon) and Jon Wurster (Superchunk/The Mountain Goats) on bass and drums, respectively. I'm also pretty sure Britt co-produced it. This is a little four minute video about the making of the album and Jason's background as a musician. Featuring interviews from Jason, Britt, and Jon, as well as Bob Mould (for whom Jason has been playing bass for nearly a decade) and Dave Grohl.
I'm pretty happy with this thing and you should watch it. Also, you should check out Jason's record if you like classic alternative rock and power pop. He's a fantastic songwriter and a really great singer.
Bob Mould vs. Paul Westerberg
Sugar - "Fortune Teller"
Silver Age is really good! Excited to see Bob for the second time on Thursday.
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Bob Mould and others - Changes, live at SXSW 2012.
Bob's still got it.
That's my friend Jason on bass. He was also in a punk band called Verboten that opened for Naked Raygun when he was like 11.

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Double Chocolate Brownie Cookies Recipe
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There are a couple of sisters (I won't name names . . .) who don't really love chocolate.
I am beginning to think that they may be adopted.
Chocolate is very much a staple in my very balanced diet. I can't honestly go a day without it . . . if I do, I go into withdrawals.
I try to set a good example for my kids by eating lots of fruits and vegetables, but usually around 4 or 5 pm, I hit a wall and I need chocolate. Immediately.
This pretty much sums up my relationship:
These cookies have become a favorite of mine. They almost have the texture of a brownie- perfectly chewy on the outside and soft on the inside- in perfect cookie form.
Double Chocolate Brownie Cookies
2/3 cup shortening (I have found that if you substitute this with anything else, they don't turn out right)
1 cup packed light brown sugar
1/2 cup white sugar
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 tablespoon water
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1/3 cup cocoa powder
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup milk chocolate chips
1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
In a large bowl, mix shortening and sugar together (I found it works best if you use an electric mixer). Add eggs, one at a time, mixing well in between eggs, then add vanilla and water.
In a separate bowl, combine flour, cocoa powder, baking soda, and salt. Stir flour mixture into shortening/sugar mixture (don't over mix) and add in the chocolate chips. Drop spoonfuls of dough onto ungreased baking sheets.
Bake for 7 to 9 minutes. Let cookies cool for a couple of minutes on baking sheet (about 2-3 minutes) and then move the cookies to wire racks to cool completely.
Makes about 2 1/2 dozen cookies.
Recipe adapted by my mom from Crisco.
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thank you for sharing – these look and sound delicious! And I agree – what could be better than chocolate!
Shortening, meaning vegetable oil or canola oil?
This is the recipe that is listed on All Recipes as Chewy Brownie Cookies posted by Marco. The All Recipes version lists 1 1/2 cups brown sugar. You changed your recipe to be 1 cup brown sugar and 1/2 cup sugar. Everything else is the same. In the directions on the recipe, it's even clear that you took the instructions from All Recipes and just slightly reworded.
It is totally fine for bloggers to use recipes from elsewhere! But bloggers need to credit where the original recipe came from. Just indicate that it came from All Recipes and that you slightly adapted it. Otherwise you lose credibility with your readers.
I made these today for my husband who is very difficult to please when it comes to desserts. I only had dark brown sugar and semi-sweet chocolate chips so mine had slight variations to your recipe. I also like to chill my dough to keep them from spreading out too much and after some trial and error I found out that I needed to increase the baking time to 12 minutes. They are so good and even my picky husband is raving about them!! They are his new favorite and they were pretty easy to make, so this recipe will be a keeper! Thank you!
I think sometimes we need to remember that there are popular recipes all over the internet. Recipes are passed through so many hands. Sometimes, when I am looking for a recipe online or want to compare ingredients/instructions for a recipe, I will find the identical recipe with identical ingredients and identical instructions on many different sites. None of them state the original source of the recipe. All Recipes is just a place for people to post their recipe collections. The person that posted this recipe on All Recipes did not cite the original source either. Many of us don't know the original source of some of our favorite recipes as they will many times pass through many hands before we receive them from friends and families or other sources. Many times the original source is lost, ie. some magazine, food companies, etc remove recipes after a while and replace them with others.
Camille – I have both or your Six Sisters cookbooks and love them! I also love your site. Thanks for sharing all your families favorite recipes with us!
I love chocolate! I just gave it up for the last 46 days (lent). This may curb my craving for chocolate. I can't wait to try it.
I also want to state that I agree with Paige. I don't think we come to a blog site to find original recipes. I believe we assume you have done the hard work in finding the recipes and trying the recipes. I come to your site because I love the fact that I can assume they are good if you say so. Thank you for all that you do!!!!!


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The Aaron Rodgers injury has the Green Bay Packers wondering what the rest of their season will hold, because his loss would mean a devastating loss for a team that is among the favorites in the NFC. Without Rodgers and with the number of other injuries, the Packers would quickly become just an average team.
Unfortunately, it appears that the team is preparing for the worst.
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Backup quarterback Seneca Wallace looked dreadful in relief duties, so there could be mass panic in Packers land if the injury proves to be season-ending.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Tuesday morning that initial tests showed a small fracture for Aaron Rodgers, which would sideline him for at least three weeks. Of course, he will be undergoing further tests today to determine the full extent of his injuries.
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BARRIE, Ontario, Aug. 15 (UPI) — A weekend outing at a mini-golf course with his daughter and girlfriend left a Canadian man dead and three alleged young assailants facing murder charges.
Bradley Hubbard, 42, of Collingwood, Ontario, was killed about 9:30 p.m. Saturday at Putting Edge in Barrie, an indoor glow-in-the-dark, mini-golf facility north of Toronto, the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. reported.
Justin Spring, 18, Mathew Spring, 19, and Jake Workman, 18, all of Innisfil, were charged with second-degree murder.
A Barrie police spokesman said there was a dispute between Hubbard and the three young men but could not confirm Hubbard was stabbed in the neck with a broken putter in front of his daughter and girlfriend. The victim didn't know his assailants, the police spokesman said.
"The reports are out there about the weapon being a golf club," Barrie police Constable Toni Dufour told the CBC. "Right now our major crime investigators are not making any official statement on any weapon or weapons used until after the post-mortem is conducted."
The three suspects were being held at the Central North Correctional Center in Penetanguishene, Ontario. Investigators were awaiting the results of an autopsy.


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What does design look like next? We are experiencing unprecedented, global change in economics, cultures and priorities. Natural catastrophes, social unrest and financial turmoil have created the perfect storm where the notion of returning to "business as usual" is not only improbable but impossible. Designers have an opportunity to contribute richly to creating the new world order, but only if we adapt our mindsets and methodologies. As a community, we are at the cusp of a great transformation: evolving from making products to developing services, negotiating the balance between strategy and craft, participating in deeper transdisciplinary conversations, and finding a authentic foothold in the world of "good." What do we need to do to transform our thinking and practices to help build the new normal?
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CULVER, Ind. – A total of 246 people participated in the Lake Max Triathlon on Saturday, Aug. 11. Jacob Bingham, 19, was the overall winner with a time of 52 minutes, 56.7 seconds for the course. Jennifer Zimmer, 35, was the overall women's winner with a time of 1:05:16.2. That was good for 14th place overall.
The triathletes were tested by a course featuring a 400-meter swim in Lake Maxinkuckee, a 10-mile bike ride around the lake and a 5-kilometer (3.1 miles) run along the lake. There were 183 individual participants and another 63 involved with men's, women's and co-ed teams.
PLYMOUTH — Eighty-five young adults in Northwest Indiana had the opportunity this summer to do more than mow a lawn or babysit for some extra cash. They were part of a three-year-old program offered by a partnership between the Indiana Department of Transportation, the Department of Workforce Development, and the Department of Natural Resources to young people from economically-challenged families. The youth earned a little more than $11 per hour to do tasks similar to what a full-time INDOT employee would do in a typical day.
This summer's Culver Kiwanis Club car raffle netted funds for several local non-profits as well as awarding a cash prize to one lucky local winner. Checks were distributed at last Thurdsday's weekly Kiwanis meeting, held at the Culver Public Library.
According to Dick Swennumson of the Club, a total of 1,260 raffle tickets were sold over the course of the summer, netting $21,690.
PLYMOUTH — In an emergency situation a fireman is known to be able to endure great hardship and trial to save lives. One Plymouth fireman is taking that a step — make that a jog — further.
Plymouth fireman John Pasley will be running the full course of this year's Blueberry Stomp. You likely won't be able to recognize him by his face because you probably won't be able to see it. In order to help Riley's Children's Hospital, Pasley will run the full 9.3 miles in full fire gear -— including helmet and airpack.
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Well, back to work, that's what.
The 2003 Plymouth High School graduate is a professional track athlete. Running races is the way she makes a living.
Regardless of what happened at the Olympics, she still has bills to pay. And track season is far from over.
"I'm not sure what races I am doing yet," said Uceny in an e-mail Sunday afternoon. "I'm heading back to Lucca tomorrow and plan on racing out the season."
Lucca is a city in Italy where Uceny's European training base is located.


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Is Alcoholics Anonymous a Cult?
In 1998, Charles Bufe wrote a book that criticized AA called, "AA: Cult or Cure?" The book is available online. He does a pretty good job of laying out the history of AA, its links to religion, and how AA is practiced today. But, in the end, Mr. Bufe cannot come to a solid, unambiguous conclusion. He is left making his strongest claims against what he calls "institutional AA" instead of functional, independent groups.
He says, "But AA's purpose is not to help individuals overcome alcohol problems; rather, it's to indoctrinate them into AA's 12-step religious program."
The problem he faces is that, unlike a cult, the methods of so-called indoctrination are very weak and can be ignored by the majority of attendees. There's simply no coercion, financial burden, or central, revered figure (think Jim Jones, David Koresh or Sun Myung Moon). To make the comparison with a cult fit at all, he is left using institutional Alcoholics Anonymous and by extension, claiming that independent groups are related and tainted by association.
Institutional AA is defined as professional treatment programs that use AA or the AA organization itself.
The most thorough trashing of AA as a cult can be found here. The author gives 100 questions and answers, ranking AA as over 80% on the cult scale. It's voluminous and very detailed. Unfortunately, there's a disconnect between the references cited and how AA is actually practiced. If we were blind followers of every word in the Big Book or every slogan printed out at a meeting, the case would be stronger. This just isn't so.
Unlike true cults, AA members are not robotic slaves who simply absorb anything and everything thrown at them. A clear message all members get is, "Take what you need, leave the rest." I can think of no actual, functioning AA group that comes close to matching up with what is described on that website.
The question was interesting enough to generate some scientific interest. One study concluded that while the group interaction did influence members (and positive results relied on this), AA was not a cult.
In the end, it becomes a matter of opinion rather than fact. Certainly, in AA, we seek to make a fundamental change in a person's behavior and outlook. Perhaps that should be the bottom line. Does AA serve its members or serve Alcoholics Anonymous itself?
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12 September
"I wanted to tell him that I was afraid he could never love me the way I wanted to be loved. I was afraid that maybe he didn't really have the capacity to love anyone but himself. I was afraid that given the chance, he'd break my heart again. But I cheated and just said, "I guess I was afraid.""
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At Work…Petherton Road, London
At Work…Petherton Road, London
Max Putman handling the guest list at the soft launch of Primeur.
Primeur at Barnes Motors…Petherton Road, London
Here Jeremie Cometto-Lingenheim and David Gingell at the soft launch of their restaurant Primeur in Canonbury. A wonderful place full of charm and charisma in the disused Barnes Motors in the middle of leafy and beautiful Petherton Green. I had such a lovely and very relaxed time with yummy food and wine and I am looking forward to lots more fabulous evenings at this special place. Have a look at their website, address and opening times on here.
At Work at J.Glinert…Wilton Way, London
Here Tom Budding, owner, proprietor and merchant of J.Glinert on Wilton Way. A lovely shop supplying everyday objects for the home, stationary, books about Hackney's History, Art books and magazines. Check out J.Glinerts website and wares here.
Vintage Denim…Spitalfields Market, London
Here Taka who works at a great vintage stall on Spitalfields Market on Thursdays. Here you can find vintage french fishermen trousers, Vintage denim workwear jackets, linen smock dresses and much more special vintage garments which are lovingly restored. Everyday garments full of heritage, tradition, charisma and love.
Open Circle Lab…Tempelhof, Berlin
Here some impressions of the ECCO Leather Open Circle Lab at the L.O.C.K area at the Bread&Butter. Originally a trade show to present new casual driven collections, the Open Circle Lab went for a collaborative approach and invited various international creatives to work together with leather technicians and leather designers. A hands on workshop environment where its all about uniting, creating and collaborating to push the boundaries of modern tanning.
Leather Heaven…Tempelhof, Berlin
Here Leather Designer Anke Louwers, at the ECCO Leather 'Open Circle Lab' during the Bread&Butter trade show, in a layered look of crisp White shirt, a leather apron and an elongated army vest. All finished off by a self-made leather bag and some cool The Last Conspiracy boots.
At Work…Tønder, Denmark
Here Mette Elisabeth, who is a designer at ECCO in Denmark, in a b.young pleated shirt, shiny leggings, bird necklace and some ECCO trainers. Cute mix of natural versus shine and Black&White versus colour, done the Scandinavian way.
At Work…Redchurch Street, London
Here Simon Watkins the owner of the wonderful Labour and Wait shop on Redchurch Street, selling timeless and honest design from hardware, kitchen utensils to clothing.


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"One might bring to mind the Japanese overtaking the German camera industry, inconceivable to my father's generation. Europe and North America seem to have produced the most out of touch and complacent politicians for 60 years. They must go, and go soon."
By Godfrey Bloom
Those who watched Sunday night's
Top Gear programme
might have been surprised that
China now manufacturers
more automobiles than Europe. Before you say "Good Lord, there's a thing" and move on, be aware of what this means.
The dominance of American car production, thought unassailable post war was completely out performed by European and Japanese manufacturers to the extent that some of the great US brand names teetered upon bankruptcy. British motorcycle production went the same way, complete dominance to obscurity in under a decade. The automobile industry globally is a desperately over supplied market.
Competition is awesome. By European, Japanese and even Korean standards the Chinese are still behind in terms of style, innovation and build quality. However their pace of improvement is the fastest in the world. I do not foresee an early eclipse of the quality end of the market. Jaguar, Bentley, Rolls Royce, BMW and Mercedes are safe for the time being. The advancing Chinese middle class are already hungry for quality and genuine brand label goods.
Yet, in a few years, what of Peugeot, Ford, Nissan, Vauxhall and Fiat? The mass market is based on value for money, in other words quality and price.
European design and innovation will probably remain dominant for some years to come. Marketing skills probably also. I think the Chinese will make the same mistakes as America on badge engineering. I fully expect them to drop the pass with MG. The build quality of the Long Bridge cars, thanks to Honda and BMW towards the end of that era were simply world class at the top of the range.
Can the march of the Chinese on mass manufacture be thwarted by Europe? Maybe. The odds are stacked against us though the avalanche of regulation, taxation, employment legislation and a suicidal energy policy, making European electricity the most expensive in the world. I am also reliably informed by a UK manufacturer that the Chinese, where necessary can produce very high quality workmanship should the market demand it. One might bring to mind the Japanese overtaking the German camera industry, inconceivable to my father's generation. Europe and North America seem to have produced the most out of touch and complacent politicians for 60 years. They must go, and go soon.
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I am qualified to reach the lost.
I am qualified to love the broken.
I am qualified to win a generation.
I am qualified to change the world.
Whom God calls, He qualifies; whom He qualifies, He sends.
"I long to sit at Your feet, Stay here a while,
Lost in this moment with You,
Breathe in Your fragrance, Taste of Your goodness,
Know that I'll not be denied,
All that is in me longs for Your glory,
All that is in me cries"
A woman would be much better off if she could distinguish the difference between a man who flatters her, and a man who compliments her; a man who spends money on her, and a man who invests in her; a man who views her as property, and a man who views her properly; a man who lusts after her, and a man who loves her; a man who believes he is God's gift to women, and a man who remembers a woman was God's gift to man.
- Kris Vallotton (via beautyformyashes)
You are the song, You are the song I'm singing.
You are the air, You are the air I breathe in.
You are the hope, You are the hope I needed.
- "You Are" by Colton Dixon
Jesus has a specific man in mind for you, that loves the way He loves. That means he has to be a man of the word, a man of prayer, a man of fasting, and a man of the Spirit. Those four things are things you need to ask the Lord about. "God, help me have eyes to see and wait, and not give my heart to anything less than a man of those four areas, or at least wants to be." If the man says yes, a for real yes to those four areas, than he gets to have a conversation with you.
- David Sliker (via beautyformyashes)
The Holy Spirit is funny, and He's sneaky, and He's courageous and He's everywhere. And He's wonderful…He's wonderful. And He's a comforter. He knows what I need in every moment. I could just curl up and just lay on Him. He knows everything. He knows every aspect of my life. He knows me thoroughly. He knows what I'm great at and He knows what I'm working on. And He's real…He's tangible. He's right here.
- Jenn Johnson (via godmoves)
So give yourselves completely to God. Stand against the devil, and the devil will run from you. Come near to God, and God will come near to you. You sinners, clean sin out of your lives. You who are trying to follow God and the world at the same time, make your thinking pure. Be sad, cry, and weep! Change your laughter into crying and your joy into sadness. Humble yourself in the Lord's presence, and he will honor you.
- James 4:7-10
I am qualified to reach the lost.
I am qualified to love the broken.
I am qualified to win a generation.
I am qualified to change the world.
Whom God calls, He qualifies; whom He qualifies, He sends.
I can't wait to bless you, to serve you, to honor you.I am already so proud of you, and I will tell you everyday.Praying for you always.
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"Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and don't depend on your own understanding." Proverbs 3:5
As Christians, we hear people tell us to "trust God." What do you do when you hear that? Do you really trust Him? Or do you just brush it off and keep walking? To trust God means to give Him EVERYTHING, your whole life! To trust Him means to not worry about tomorrow or what's going to happen next in your life. To trust in God means to follow the path He has put before you, and TRUSTING that He is God and He knows what He's doing. God has been putting this on my heart lately and I am learning to really trust God and surrender everything to Him. He sure will do a better job than if I am in control of my own life. I pray that God will work in and through every one of you.
Our greatest calling is to move God's heart and be moved by His heart. The greatest grace we can receive is the anointing to feel God's love and to express it.
- Mike Bickle, onething 2010 (via hanloveyoon)
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Facing mounting pressure from a number of people -- including, of all people, Donald Trump -- Obama finally released his original, long-form birth certificate on Apr. 27, 2012, to prove that, yes, he was born in the United States.
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Ayn Rand Fun Fact # 54
When asked how she responded to the news of Rand's death, Rand's sister Nora said, "I didn't."
When asked how she responded to the news of Rand's death, Rand's sister Nora said, "I didn't."
Rand often called her husband Frank "the power behind the throne." Frank would reply, "You'd think I was the throne, the way I get sat on." Friends would recount this banter as an example of how good-natured and funny Frank was.
Frank became a depressed alcoholic. For years, he drank alone in bars during the hours he was banished from his apartment so his wife could bang a man twenty years her junior in their marital bed.
Now, it's not funny at all, is it?
Rand famously maintained her inability to make mistakes, explaining that acting rationally renders mistakes impossible—and that she had always acted rationally. She also insisted that her eccentrically defined terms hewed to their "exact meaning and dictionary definition[s]." When that was disputed, she and her followers blamed old, faulty dictionaries she encountered while mastering the English language. Interestingly, no one could recall which dictionaries these might have been. Nor has anyone been able to produce a dictionary ever that confuses egotist and egoist, or that defines selfishness as concerned with one's own interest (minus the pesky modifier excessively), or that defines altruism as the assumption that "service to others is the only only justification for [man's] existence."
If anyone out there does find it, you might want to get that shit on eBay FAST.
In 1969, Rand published a review in her vanity newsletter The Objectivist of Charly, Bullitt, and 2001: A Space Odyssey, in which she excoriated the films both aesthetically and philosophically. In that review, she sort of forgot to mention that she hadn't seen any of them.
Rand was a strident atheist. She disdained utterly all religions and spiritual beliefs. When it came time to pick a future burial site, she selected one, in a cemetery called "Valhalla," with a large tree. She told friends that she wanted visitors to her grave to be shaded and sheltered by its branches. Immediately after her death, the tree was STRUCK BY LIGHTNING and destroyed.
According to Jerome Tuccille, "Ayn Rand said, 'Fuck you!' to Dwight David Eisenhower." Alas, he meant this figuratively.
When Gentry International wanted to make a movie of Atlas Shrugged, Rand agreed on the condition that they get Rod Serling to write the screenplay. Gentry brought the proposition to Serling, and "Serling simply laughed—his laugh getting louder and longer the more he pondered it."
Parents: before you let your adolescent child read The Fountainhead, consider that Nathaniel Branden read that book as an impressionable lad of 14. He read it over 40 times in the subsequent five years, to the point where he could hear any sentence from it and recite the sentences that fell both before and after it. Next thing you know, he—hey, I'm going to hand the mic to Nathaniel again and cue up the Barry White.
"At one point I lay still, leaving all action and initiative to her, then suddenly rolled over and immobilized her, reversing the flow of energy, moving in a way that answered the greed in each of us — knowing that this was precisely what she wanted. I was in exquisite alignment with her and the deepest meaning of sex as I perceived it."
I suggest Franny and Zooey as an alternative. Or The Hobbit. Or Native Son. Or Jane Eyre.
On the rare occasion that she did get a joke, Rand tended to ruin it. Mary Ann Sures once had Rand repeat after her "O wah, tah nah, siam." She had to do it over and over and over—aloud and in her head—before she finally got it. Then she demanded to know how Mary Ann had come to learn the joke, and Mary Ann explained that as a child she'd sprung it on playmates she was mad at. Rand got all excited and said she planned to use it with "someone impervious to a rational argument."
Rand, the most adamant atheist ever, was an extra in the Cecil B. DeMille film King of Kings, in which she was part of a crowd ecstatically clamoring over "Jesus, the Christ" (played by H. B. Warner). This role gives Ayn Rand a Kevin Bacon Score of 3.
Ayn Rand totally hit on Art Alexakis!! Alexakis, lead singer and guitarist of Everclear, heard Rand speak at UCLA. "She was this mean old Russian lady, and she flirted with me," he said. "…she was like, 'You are a very attractive young man…I like the look in your eyes. They look hard.'"
A 1967 article in Life magazine described Rand's followers as "so ragingly individualistic that they pose a menace getting on and off elevators."
So, this happened!
In the early 1960s, Rand spoke at a symposium at Yale University. A young architectural student heard her speak, and at the reception he approached her. "My name is Stanley Tigerman, I'm at the graduate school in architecture here and I just wanted to introduce myself because reading [The Fountainhead]…when I was twelve or thirteen, was the thing that really impacted my life. And I just wanted to thank you for getting me here." Rand looked him up and down and replied, "So what?"
When two of Rand's Objectivist followers in the "Collective" got married, they included in the ceremony vows pledging their "joint devotion and fealty to Ayn Rand." Also part of what had to be the worst wedding ever, they read to one another from the "sacred text" Atlas Shrugged.


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Weber State is in a bit of a spot.
Not only do the struggling Wildcats have a rare short week to try and solve the mystery of Cal Poly's explosive triple-option, but they must somehow clear up the disappearance of their own missing offense.
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The Wildcats, done in by three second-quarter UC Davis' touchdowns before eventually losing Saturday, 37-13, have been outscored by an astounding 110-12 in the first half of games in 2012.
Also, Weber State, 0-5 for the first time since 2004, has been hit by a number of injuries, especially at receiver.
Junior Chase Nakamura, who caught nine passes this season, broke his left arm during Saturday's loss to UC-Davis. He will miss the rest of the season, as will junior receiver Shaydon Kehano, out with a broken leg.
Sophomore linebacker Luke King will also miss the rest of the season after undergoing shoulder surgery.
"We're not going to put the pads on as much as we usually do," WSU coach Jody Sears said in anticipation of the Wildcats first ever Friday night game at Stewart Stadium (6 p.m.). "We have depth issues at spots."
Depth is only one of several issues facing Sears and Weber State (0-5, 0-2 Big Sky), which plays its third ranked FCS opponent this season in Cal Poly (4-0, 2-0).
Weber State was once again betrayed by its failures to generate any offense in the first half against UC-Davis. It turned over the ball five times and allowed four sacks. After five games the Wildcats rank last in the Big Sky in scoring offense, averaging just 16.6 points per game.
"No question about it, it is a concern," said Sears, who was surprised by the Wildcats' reaction to an emotional UCD. "The biggest thing as coaches, we've got to get the kids' mindset aggressive early.
"I thought we had a great week of practice. It didn't show up in the first quarter."
Strong conference
Weber State remains the only winless team in a Big Sky Conference that has four teams ranked in the top 25, including Cal Poly. Montana State is ranked second, while Eastern Washington and Northern Arizona are ranked seventh and 18th, respectively.
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Taught to look both ways when crossing the street. To brush your teeth before you go to sleep. That choices have their due consequences. Son, Don't call your mom a bitch. Taught to impress and suppress; to follow the straight and narrow. The rod is for the fool's back. Son don't be a fool, get a job, get a license, drive a car, be a patriot. Don't talk shit.
They say 17 years is enough to know better. He was dressed in orange when they found him suspended in the air by a twisted cotton bed sheet.
Five words: Stay calm and carry on. Take that noose from around your neck and hang your fears. Son, don't be a fool.
Experiments with paper thin walls and beating hearts.
Loud noises in the night: An old woman weeps. Owls screeching and friends fucking.
In my dreams: two children without names dance around me. In another world, I am a father.
The sun comes through the south window to find a naked body curled up and exposed. Next to the bed is an alter with a picture and a "I love you" note written in cursive.
Burnt candles and exhausted lighters makes one wander where the flame has gone.
(I remember a passion that could tame wild souls.)
In another world, I am a father.
I cried.
I'm in a pretty big transitional place, so the plan is to sink some roots in the Appalachian mountains for awhile. I had been visiting an Eco village called Earth Haven ( http://www.earthaven.org ) near Asheville for the last week with my really good friends. We have been looking for a place on the east coast to volunteer and be really involved in a community. On the last day at Earth Haven, I met a gentleman that had some property with a few dwellings built into the site of the mountain. I met up with him that evening and talked about our journey and where we both are at. We connected on such an intimate level that he asked for me to join him there and help fix it up with him. I'll be moving there this Friday.
I am craving a little nook in this earth where I can hibernate with the rest of the mountain throughout the winter season. Hopefully there will be a couple books that come forth from my time there.
First session. #inked #auditytattoo #willralston #tattoo #art #skill #whaleship #bodyart
getting #inked this weekend!
#tattoo #whaleship #customdesign #auditytattoo #WillRalston (at Oddity Tattoo Studio & Gallery)
Missing the Mrs.
#offonajourney #traveling #seeyousoon #marriedlife
#nonsense #fortunecookie #fortune #yum #vegancookie
#nofilter #summertime (at Indian Beach)
Surprising my sister at work. Showing up randomly in IA for her graduation. Successs.
Love is a mystery. That is all I know.
My heart weeps for Turkey.
"Creating a life that reflects your values and satisfies your soul is a rare achievement. In a culture that relentlessly promotes avarice and excess as the good life, a person happy doing his own work is usually considered an eccentric, if not a subversive. Ambition is only understood if it's to rise to the top of some imaginary ladder of success. Someone who takes an undemanding job because it affords him the time to pursue other interests and activities is considered a flake. A person who abandons a career in order to stay home and raise children is considered not to be living up to his potential-as if a job title and salary are the sole measure of human worth. You'll be told in a hundred ways, some subtle and some not, to keep climbing, and never be satisfied with where you are, who you are, and what you're doing. There are a million ways to sell yourself out, and I guarantee you'll hear about them."
~ Bill Watterson (via h-o-r-n-g-r-y)
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Say no to GMO.
#monsanto #saynotogmo #deathtocorperations #marchagainstmonsanto #tampa (at Williams Park)
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Energy prices are likely on the rise. Yet don't just take my word for it - British Gas has warned customers the price it pays will go up by 15 per cent, and this could push up people's bills by £50 come the end of the year.
While this may seem a way off, many can cut £100s off their bills and prevent hikes by acting now. Here are ten things you need to know:
Taking a day to work through your finances could be the most lucrative day of the year. So here are my top ten things to try:
● So you wash your work uniform?
You can currently book an appointment (subject to availability) at one of the Dogs Trust's rehoming centres to get a free microchip for your dog.
The chip, which is inserted under the skin, includes a unique ID number which means if your dog goes missing, it is easier to trace, as the code can be read by radiowave scanners. Your details will also be stored on the microchip database.
Freephone calls are meant to be, er, free - not that you would know that if you dialled from a mobile where it can cost up to 33p/minute. And while the regulator Ofcom has published plans to change this from 2014, there are ways to already call 0800s for free from your device.
The easy way is via 0800buster.com. It will give you a normal local phone number to call.
The adage "neither a borrower, nor a lender be" is no longer fit for purpose. Unless you are super-rich, you will need to borrow to buy a house or go to university.
The key is learning when and how to borrow.
Cash has advantages for budgeting and haggling but when it comes to spending or making savings safer, cash is not king — it comes a distant second. Here are my ten cash "need-to-knows."
l Do not stash cash under the mattress — it is only covered for £750
A recent tweet from one of my Twitter followers says it all: "My grandad just passed away.
Water regulator Ofwat has announced that bills will jump on 1 April in England and Wales. The average rise will be 5.7 per cent but in one region it's 8.8 per cent. Now is the time to consider switching to a water meter and save £100s.
If you are billed, then what you pay depends roughly on your home's rentable value.
You could be throwing hundreds or thousands of pounds a year away on things that you no longer need, use or value. So with Passover on its way, why not give up wasting your bread as well as eating it. Be a "cancellation hero", do a super-audit and banish bank balance bandits.
1. Don't assume: "I don't do that." Always check
Spam has become a modern plague. It is important to know how to minimise the problem.
For spam calls, sign up your home phone and mobile to the Telephone Preference Service http://www.tpsonline.org.uk. It is illegal for UK firms to call those who have registered. There is also http://www.silentgard.com/register.aspx which helps minimise the number of silent calls you get.
The older you are the more your cash needs to look after you. With many "older" households struggling, prevention is better than cure. Here are 10 crucial tips for the over 50s.
● Never just take your pension company's offer. If you have been saving money in a pension, at retirement it is likely you will need to buy an annuity.


text: Another from the '20 Most Misandric Songs Ever', Bust Your Windows glorifies Jasmine Sullivan as a moral authority with the power to enforce her judgement with physical, destructive strength. This work shares its theme of property damage in revenge for a lover's sexual misdeeds with Carrie Underwood's earlier work featured here on this very blog. We at Misandrist Music would like to officially endorse property damage as misandrist revolutionary praxis. No car is safe from our misandrist rage!


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Amidst the Winter Meetings this year rumors trickled out that Homer Bailey may be available to be traded. Not a shocking rumor to Reds fans as Bailey only has one year left on his contract. A trade could result in a good position player for the Reds. There is one problem with the scenario though.
Cincinnati is worried about their depth at the starting pitcher position. The Reds are very likely losing veteran Bronson Arroyo unless he agrees to a one-year deal with Cincinnati. Tony Cingrani is slated to take over Arroyo's spot in the rotation, that is a little concerning considering Cingrani spent substantial time on the DL last season.
Homer has been great for the Reds the last two seasons, if it wasn't for lack of run support he would be known for more than just his two no hitters. With an 11-12 record last season and a 3.49 ERA Homer was very stout. But again if he had some run support and we all know the Reds had an offensive outage last season Homer would have been near the top of the National League in wins.
Walt Jocketty and team know that come the 2014 offseason they are going to have to open their checkbooks for Homer who will be a free agent. He could very well leave if he feels that Cincinnati is offering him under what he could get else where. That would pose a major problem for the Reds.
Until then though Homer will remain a Red for the 2014 season. Also Arroyo has narrowed his list of suitors down to 4 teams, two being the Reds and the Minnesota Twins while the other two are unknown. If Arroyo stays the Reds rotation will be solid as it was in 2013.
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SOUTHAMPTON'S first Celebrity Sunwalk is living up to its name after organisers announced that TV designers Colin and Justin will be officially starting the event.
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The Tsarnaevs followed in the bloody footprints of another privileged jihadist — who attended the same Boston mosque.
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Mon Oct 06 2014 15:18:45 GMT-0500 (Central Standard Time) Cube Warrior Revived Cube Warrior development has been going strong for the past two months. Hopefully within the month the game will be ready for public testing.
Tue Jun 03 2014 05:44:28 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time) Cube Warrior Cube Warrior has been out of development for awhile now. It is being rewritten in Game Maker: Studio
Tue Jun 03 2014 05:44:10 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time) Test test
Mon Nov 18 2013 18:02:10 GMT-0600 (Central Standard Time) Command Line Command Line Interface now works in all browsers. Online Play in Internet Explorer 11 is not functioning.
Mon Nov 05 2012 00:09:06 GMT-0600 (Central Standard Time) Working out well Writing the new NPC boss script is going well. So far the boss just stands still and spawns two minions beside itself when attacked. Took awhile due to problems with variables being reused from for statements. That was fixed along with a new quicker two demensional array sorter! :)
Mon Nov 05 2012 00:09:06 GMT-0600 (Central Standard Time) Working out well Writing the new NPC boss script is going well. So far the boss just stands still and spawns two minions beside itself when attacked. Took awhile due to problems with variables being reused from for statements.
Fri Oct 19 2012 23:08:38 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time) Npc attacking The Player attacking scripts has been updated to be able to detect if an NPCs size is not default and take account for that. Doing some work on writing scripts for Npcs much more clean looking for a possibility to write a entire npc through the command prompt!
Mon Oct 15 2012 20:10:02 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time) Yippie! Turned out the problem with the NPC movement actually traced back to the server side player detection. With that fixed I'll be back to working on the attacking script.
Sun Oct 14 2012 23:41:16 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time) Boss npc Creating the first boss npc script is taking longer than expected due to a problem in the npc movement script. The npc script was totally wiped and rewritten and is now working flawlessly. Must fix player attacking range to work with the different sizes of the npcs now and then will proceed with the boss script!
Sat Oct 13 2012 10:48:26 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time) Sprites and sizes Using an object with a specified sprite will now be taken into account server and client side for checking if objects are meeting. Now working on the first boss NPC script.
Fri Oct 05 2012 02:24:09 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time) Bosses and Sprite Variablee Finished work on the three main NPC types. Noticed I got bored just looking at them and started working on a way to let a user define a custom boss script for NPCs. Also did work to make it possible to use a sprite of any size for any object much more polished!
Fri Sep 28 2012 23:01:26 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time) NPCs some more Just did some work on getting the NPCs to use the script according to their types. All works well. Three types of NPCs are in place now: aggressive, passive, and friendly. Fixed a problem with setting NPCs range while looking through the scripts and am now working on retaining all the variables upon NPCs revival. (Sprite, Range, Health, Etc) Also working on a more versatile building script for the NPCs to offer more combustibility since at the moment you can not specify health dynamically.
Thu Sep 13 2012 10:30:43 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time) NPC types There will be a few types of NPCs in Cube Warrior. The ones that are definitely going to exist are Aggressive, Passive, and Quest. As of now making the NPCs work and be able to do the actions depending on their type is priority. Once they all work, development on more intelligence to each type such as path finding will take place.
Thu Sep 13 2012 10:27:46 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time) Player Server Side Player is being detected 99% accurate server side. NPC is moving very accurate just a bit slower. (About 1-1.5 second reactions) This is probably because of the way NPCs and Players talk to each other there is a delayed reaction. Working on something to mask the slow reaction!
Sat Aug 18 2012 20:48:53 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time) NPCs NPC movement is nearing completion. Problem occurring though is the player is being inaccurately detected on the server due to the friction.
Tue Aug 07 2012 01:43:49 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time) Looting and Equipment Picking up items along with using them by holding down the left mouse button is officially completed. The two boxes in the bottom left are the equipment slots. Left slot is for weapons and right for shields. You can test this by building a weapon or shield using the /build command ex. "/build obj_loot loot=sword" So far there are three equips; sword, shield, wand.
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Re: To Have and To Keep - Staying Married with Kids
Great idea to get up a bit earlier! I work full time outside the home and thus am not in the mood when I get home to begin another full time job. I Do not get to sleep in, go a day without laundry, dishes and toy clean up. We have two dogs which are there own seperate issue! Our daughter is 14 months old and we have been married for 16 months....While I find it truely frustrating that it is assumed this second full time job falls in my lap I really don't know that I could handle it any other way. I take comfort in knowing they are taken care of! The trick I guess, is how to ensure I am taking care of myself?!?