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Through a Saint Mary's College program there while a Notre Dame undergraduate, Novak had the opportunity to study the role of women in the developing world and how to empower them to be successful.
"I came back from India compelled to find a career in which I could be part of a larger change and instrumental in helping people improve their livelihoods," Novak said.
Since graduation, Novak has worked with mentally ill women, immigrants, and in corporate America. Now, as president of Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell, South Dakota, Novak still sees her job as one that improves the lives and futures of others.
"One of the joys of working at Dakota Wesleyan is that we serve a lot of first-generation, low-income students. Every day, I encounter students who didn't think higher education was possible and are now going on to graduate, get jobs, and increase the overall economic mobility of themselves and of their families," Novak said. "It's a real privilege to be part of that process."
I had the chance to talk recently with Novak about her new job—she was officially sworn in on Sept. 27—and her hopes for the future.
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I'm involved in the strategic direction of the university, so I spend time exploring our vision and how we're executing on that vision. I'm also involved in community relations—looking at the role of the small private university in rural America and asking, "How can Dakota Wesleyan better support the economic development of our region?"
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What are some of your goals for Dakota Wesleyan University?
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Shorewood — Milwaukee-area developer General Capital has submitted plans for a two-level flagship Roundy's Metro Market and mixed-use residential building on the two block stretch along Oakland Avenue containing the former Walgreens and Harry W. Schwartz bookstore sites, as well as the Pick 'n' Save building.
The proposed construction plan is split into two phases. The first, slated for completion in fall 2015, would create an 80,000-square-foot Metro Market featuring produce, meat, seafood, baked goods and prepared gourmet meals, as well as other Roundy's signature departments, according to a village news release.
Phase two, tentatively planned to begin in fall 2015 and conclude in 2016, would build a mixed-use building composed of 80 upscale apartments and 15,000 square feet of retail space, according to the release.
The project, said nine-year Village Manager Chris Swartz, has been a topic of conversation during the whole of his time as manager and is now coming to fruition. A two-level grocery in the heart of the business district has been part of the village's master plan since 2006, he said.
"It's an exciting project for the community," Swartz said. "We're hoping the end product will be something that will be a centerpiece of our central business district."
According to Swartz, the village will likely create a new tax incremental financing district to help finance the re-development, which includes the razing of both the Walgreens and bookstore properties. Financing details likely will emerge when the village Community Development Authority takes up the proposal for early consideration at its upcoming April 7 meeting.
That meeting will be the first of a number of informal neighborhood informational sessions and formal public meetings, Swartz said. According to the release, General Capital intends to have the necessary approvals by July.
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Interview with Dr. William Tiller, renowned physicist
With great pleasure and gratitude, I share the following exchange with Scientist and Author, Dr. William Tiller. My appreciation for Dr. Tiller and his work is due to the fact that he has provided a missing 'qualitative and quantitative link' between the seen and the unseen through his years of exhaustive research and deep introspection.
The biographical statement from his website, www.tiller.org, provides a glimpse into his extensive background in science and research:
"Fellow to the American Academy for the Advancement of Science, Professor Emeritus William A. Tiller, of Stanford University's Department of Materials Science, spent 34 years in academia after 9 years as an advisory physicist with the Westinghouse Research Laboratories. He has published over 250 conventional scientific papers, 3 books and several patents. In parallel, for over 30 years, he has been avocationally pursuing serious experimental and theoretical study of the field of psychoenergetics which will very likely become an integral part of "tomorrow's" physics. In this new area, he has published an additional 100 scientific papers, four seminal books, 2 DVDs and 10 white papers."
After years of following his work through video presentations and written publications, I sent a short list of initial questions to Dr. Tiller. In response we had the following telephone conversation, and with his permission, I share it with you now:
Kathleen: Dr. Tiller, thank you so much for your time. I cannot tell you how much I appreciate this opportunity. My first question is: Is there more acceptance for the theories for 'Actualizing the Human Genome' than was evidenced when you began your work?
Dr. Tiller: Orthodox science can specify and catalogue distinctive features of the human genome but has absolutely No capability to deal with the consciousness and intention needed to be activated before actualization of the human genome can occur. I don't think that my work has influenced orthodox science at all because they chose not to look at the experimental data. They seek internal self-consistency with the orthodox worldview and that paradigm is totally Incapable of dealing with any aspect of human consciousness. This is because the prevailing paradigm is a Space Time-Only paradigm while phenomena like consciousness, intention, emotion, mind and spirit are not space time phenomena...they are not space time dependent phenomena but actually require a reference frame from beyond space time. That's a key kernel in all this difficulty with respect to the orthodox view and, we'll call it a more....enlightened or expanded view.
The other main example we know of was the example of the priests in the day of Galileo and Copernicus, Kepler and Newton. Basically they (the priests) thought that they knew what the answer was without looking through the telescope at the experimental data. And that hubris proves to be a human....thing, that when people with supposed knowledge get into positions of power for a long time, they have a world view and everything that they do is related to generating internal self consistency of that view. If something falls outside that view, it is rejected by such a group because it cannot possibly fit, because it is not internally self consistent with their view. Sad but true. And it's a human condition and today's scientific community, today's orthodox scientific community, are just like those old priests. They have their hubris and they protect themselves by not looking at the experimental data that is not internally self consistent with their world view. Now that's not good science. Good science is supposed to look beyond these kinds of things. But it's there and it's a very human kind of thing...peer group related, money support related...all kinds of things.
Kathleen: So the expansion of consciousness is not at all one of the aims of the scientific community today?
Dr. Tiller: Well, and ever since the days of Descartes, the unstated assumption of science, has been that "No human qualities of consciousness, intentions, emotion, mind or spirit can significantly influence the well designed target experiment in physical reality. Now, our experimental work shows that that is totally wrong, in today's world.
Kathleen: Absolutely, and that's why it's so difficult to understand why No One....outside of the metaphysical community....is talking about this.
Dr. Tiller: And it is because of the internal self consistency issue.....science cannot deliver truth, science tries to generate internal self consistency with respect to a particular world view. That's all it can do...and it does very well within the framework of that world view, but nature is much much larger than that world view. We are pushing that boundary now. It is important for humanity to push that boundary because things are beginning to happen now...in a big way. So the general public is responding now but the orthodox scientific community....Is Not.
Kathleen: Would you say that the majority of humanity....of human kind....are aware of this?
Dr. Tiller: Yes, normal folk, they see THEIR internal self consistency....that is that all of their emotional content and their mental content and all their feeling content they deeply, deep down know that there is something there, but they have been fed this, hmm, orthodox science belief that says they are nothing but meat. And the other stuff is just not important.
Kathleen: It seems that all of science points to the fact that the micro and the macro....mirror one another, and ultimately doesn't it stand to reason that everything is contained within every point of everything else.
Dr. Tiller: Exactly, if one goes deeply enough. You see, space time is our cognitive...domain. And the things that I am talking about, they are beyond space time. They are part of the larger whole.
Kathleen: But they are dimensional, correct?
Dr. Tiller: They are not spatial...and seemingly not temporal. But by my modeling, it is a frequency domain. All of the things of the physical vacuum are basically frequency domains - related so that the coordinate systems are NOT spatial or temporal. They're beyond that they're outside...because they are frequencies they are everywhere and everywhen.
Kathleen: Every "When". I love that.
Dr. Tiller: So basically that is the dichotomy as I see it and I think I'm pretty close, very close to the truth in this regard.
Kathleen: Oh without a doubt.
Dr. Tiller: And the orthodox community, now they're good guys, but they're terribly stuck. And they have all this, they don't recognize it as fear, but it is that.
Kathleen: Now the Masters Dr. Tiller, when they talk about the sound current and Shabd, and things of that nature, is that basically just different terminology for what we're discussing?
Dr. Tiller: It is in the same area of physics. I have not, yet, pursued the sound aspects, shakti and those kinds of things, but they're in the next domain of physics that we will explore in this century.
Kathleen: Have you completed any further studies with Stanislav O'jack (from your EFT presentation)? And if so, what were the outcomes of these studies?
Dr. Tiller: Stanislav O'Jack and I are good friends and talk with each other every month, in fact I talked with him this past Sunday, but haven't done any more specific research since the 1970's.
Kathleen: Would you say that the success of Stanislav's intention experiment (with Kodak camera and film) were due to the fact that he was, in essence, a 'human conditioned space'?
Dr. Tiller: Let me describe how I interpret that. Stanislav is a significantly inner self-managed soul and is an extremely spiritually directed man of the Bahai faith. In that regard, he is well-connected to unseen dimensions of the universe. His body infrastructure is well developed at non-physical dimensions and his biofield broadcasts such higher-dimensional information. All humans appear to have their acupuncture meridian system at the coupled state of physical reality but most humans have not expressed the desire to seriously develop this aspect of themselves. Stanislav, on the other hand, has seriously pursued such inner development via his mature Love for humanity. That's Stanislav. So, in essence, he IS kind of....a highly conditioned space...because of his work on himself, because of his love, his faith, his yearning desire to serve and help. Those are the ingredients that one uses to condition their space.
Kathleen: Are the use of crystals, sacred items or other such 'training wheels' simplistic versions of intention host devices?
Dr. Tiller: Yes, and the key is to strongly Empower Them with your emotional intent!
Kathleen: Are the terms "Deltron Activation" and "Moving Heart Energy" synonymous?
Dr. Tiller: Deltrons are probably involved in "moving heart energy", but deltron activation is an essential process for conditioning a space from the normal, uncoupled state of physical reality to the partially coupled state of physical reality. Only then, can your intention "tune" the space to manifest a specific intention! So, okay, there's a relationship here not in any way quantitative because they're not one to one. They're in the same ball park. And we don't know enough yet to answer your question properly.
Kathleen: In an article about your work is the following statement: "In this century, our job is to provide the quantitative relationship connecting the last two terms, energy and consciousness plus a reliable theory for the convertibility of any term to any other term. Thus, it is time for humans to both understand and seriously connect their individual inner worlds to the collective outer world and vice versa."-Based on this statement, (in addition to inner self management techniques), what and how can a member of the general public contribute to this end goal?
Dr. Tiller: In the "Big Picture", one can only try to perfect themselves with respect to thoughts, attitudes and actions and try to follow "the great Commandment" Love thy God with all thy heart, mind, soul and thy neighbor as thyself.
Look upon physical life in this space time classroom as a joyous adventure. Give to life, others and the world, the very best that you have to offer of yourself. Do this in all the small ways as well as the big ways. Be of service to others. Never give up and be joyful. Radiate your joy to the world around you and "keep on keeping on."
Does that work for you?
Kathleen: Very much so. I just love you Dr. Tiller. Okay, yes that's perfect.
What successes have you experienced or observed regarding 'distance healing' and the IIED thus far?
Dr. Tiller: I have casually observed distance healing by others via the telephone to locations anywhere on the planet but have not attempted a serious scientific study of the phenomenon except in the specific area of Reconnective healing.
With our Intention-Host Devices, we have conducted four carefully designed experiments that will ultimately change the world:
1. Change the pH (acid/alkaline balance) of water both UP or DOWN by one pH-unit with no chemical additives. This has been replicated by others in the U.S. and Europe.
2. Increased the chemical activity of the liver enzyme ALP (Alkaline phosphatase) by 25 to 30% by just 30 minutes exposure to an experimental space that had been conditioned to a higher than normal coupled state of physical reality at p<0.001.
3. Increased the ratio of ATP, the energy storage molecule, to its chemical precursor ADP in the cells of living fruit fly larvae by about 15% to 20% at p<0.001 by exposure during their entire lifetime to the adult fly state (~25 days). This significantly increased their physical fitness and significantly (~25%) decreased the larval development time to the adult fly stage. At the moment we are beginning to apply this new technology that have serious business applications in our everyday world.
Okay. When I looked at this terribly difficult issue of how to help the orthodox scientific community, I tried to think of what ways might help them become... unstuck. The first one was in the area of medicine because already there have been complimentary, alternative and the beginnings of energy and information medicine. And so I have been writing and doing things to point out the very different underlying physics for both orthodox medicine and CAM... alternative kinds of medicine. Orthodox medicine deals with the uncoupled state of reality whereas CAM, energy and information medicine deal with the partially coupled state of physical reality.
And so, in orthodox medicine you can certainly do double blind experiments and they have a good chance of working. And you can do randomized trials and they have a good chance of working...but they are being seriously perturbed by the biofields of the human, and this causes difficulties.... and because of the human biofields and the connectivity that's developing the placebo effect is no longer on the order of 10% like it was 30 years ago, now it's about 75 to 80%, so many many pharmaceutical trials will not pass through the eye of the needle. And there are lots of orthodox instruments via which you can measure relative to the orthodox medical community. And they think that's the way that everything should be of course. And therefore they try to impose those kinds of things on the CAM, information and energy medicine community and these really deal with humans at the coupled state of physical reality. So they get all kinds of phenomena that are hugely coherent compared to random, and they get a connectivity developing over long distances between humans so you can never do a double blind experiment that has any chance of succeeding and they know of only our own instruments that can measure these things quantitatively. But this is only the beginning...and our foundations are so different. Now, if orthodox medicine is successful in squashing CAM, energy and information medicine it will set medicine back at least 100 years. So anyway, that's my position on that.
Kathleen: Dr. Tiller, my understanding is that miracles happen very often when a culture or group of people hold the collective knowledge that miracles are possible (as in secluded villages or extreme religious orders). Is this due to the heart energy activation that comes from a state of "knowing" or "feeling it to be so" rather than from the mental construct or mental "belief" that lacks the feeling? In other words, do miracles come more easily to those who feel it deeply rather than to those who merely hold the cognitive idea?
Dr. Tiller: Well, the first issue is, even when we imprint things, it's really important to give emotional content to the intent. Now....to me, what you call a miracle, is just an expected outcome from applying a level of natural science and technology to a situation that is so far beyond the orthodox paradigm of a society that it boggles the mind of orthodox practitioners. This happens because it is not internally self-consistent with what they know and understand-so they label it a miracle.
Feeling a thing deeply, despite orthodox belief, allow the built-in infrastructure of a human to manifest capabilities far beyond the expectations of that orthodox belief. The heart is a wonderful instrument for manifesting such unexpected phenomena.
Kathleen: From the prior question, have you conducted any experiments that may be able to quantify or qualify if that is so?
Dr. Tiller: We have discovered:
1. An effective intention-host device for lifting an experimental space from our normal uncoupled state of physical reality (the U(1) EM gauge symmetry state) to the higher coupled state of physical reality (the SU(2) EM gauge symmetry state) and
2. A quantitative detector for the aqueous H+ ion so that we can track the thermodynamic excess free energy, δ G H+ * as the experimental space changes from the uncoupled state to the coupled state of physical reality. It appears that only when the space is in the coupled state can human consciousness, in the form of a specific Intention, significantly alter physical reality. We have not yet tried the experiment that you have proposed.
Now the thing that's important to add here is that we have shown that the human acupuncture meridian system is already at the coupled level of physical reality. So the necessary infrastructure to internally utilize ones own intentions, is already built into people. It seems to me. Now, many many more experiments are needed to validate this...it's so important, but from everything that I can see, we have that ability to change ourselves from a normal individual, to an adept, to a master and eventually to an avatar. Ultimately all of us in our evolution are going to follow that path.
Kathleen: Is there a formal group of individuals, working in a collaborative fashion, using your devices, other than those mentioned in your white paper experiments?
Dr. Tiller: The answer is no...at the moment, but it seems to be that many people are reaching out to purchase these devices and so in the future that's certainly a possibility. It's important for people to work on themselves and we're trying whenever we can to help make that possible for them. The devices are available but they are not necessarily user friendly for the uninitiated. And it takes money to convert those devices into well engineered reliable user friendly feedback devices. So that's where we are.
This ended my first encounter with Dr. William Tiller. In order to facilitate an ongoing dialogue in the general population, I will be discussing this first exchange along with the contents of his third white paper titled: Why CAM and Orthodox Medicine Have Some Very Different Science Foundations with some complimentary, naturopathic, ayurvedic and functional medicine doctors and practitioners. Please join us as we explore the medical applications of Dr. Tiller's model.
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Enjoy a presentation of our citizen diplomacy success stories in 2014, then join us for cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, and a performance of global culture. This is a great opportunity to also learn about Leo Burnett's advertising initiatives around the world and mingle with like-minded citizen diplomats in Chicago.
Since 2002, the International Trade Club of Chicago, WorldChicago and Union League Club of Chicago have worked together to present this annual Fair and Luncheon on International Women's Day.
Each year, the luncheon features a keynote speaker or panelists who have distinguished themselves in a field locally and often internationally. Specific criteria are used in the careful consideration and selection of speakers. They are chosen for their leadership in business, education, media, health care, or public service and for advancing women's empowerment, economic development, potential for growth, and quality of life. Immediately prior to the luncheon, we host an International Women's Day Fair at the same location showcasing local organizations that support women in their work.
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The 2014 WorldChicago Spring Diplomacy Luncheon will feature keynote speaker Deborah Bekken, Co-Curator for Cyrus Tang Hall of China, opening in June at The Field Museum. Dr. Bekken will present about her role and the process of bringing this new permanent exhibition of Chinese artifacts to Chicago. Dr. Bekken will provide an inside look at the conversations with scholars from the US and China as well as the multi-year process of putting together Cyrus Tang Hall of China.
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Cook simply, live deliciously. Learn to love whole foods... one bite at a time
The risotto is satisfying on its own, but can be paired with meat as well. For a autumn inspired meal pair with cranberry baked chicken or turkey or pork chops with apples! Using butter (a high saturated fat) in small amounts gives foods a wonderfully creamy flavor, you just don't want to go overboard!
Pumpkin Risotto
Total time: 1 hour, 15 mins
Makes 8 servings
¼ cup olive oil
1 cup chopped onion
1 Tbsp chopped garlic
2 cups Arborio rice
6 cups low-sodium vegetable or chicken broth
2 cups pureed pumpkin*
½ cup grated parmesan
1 Tbsp unsalted butter
Salt, pepper, to taste
* I used pie pumpkins that we grew in our garden that I baked and pureed, but plain (unsweetened) canned pumpkin would do the trick as well!
Nutrition Facts: 1 serving (3/4 cup)
280 calories, 7 g fat (2.5 g saturated), 46 g carbohydrate, 4 g fiber, 8 g protein, 140 mg sodium
Instead of reaching for a pre-sweetened coffee beverage, consider a brewed pumpkin flavored hot coffee and use a small amount of milk/creamer and your preferred sweetener.
This pumpkin pie smoothie recipe is a healthy option for a meal replacement or post-workout treat. Best of all, you can drink it and know that you are making a healthy and filling choice for a healthy diet. I use a sugar-free protein powder, but ¾ cup of Greek yogurt would do the trick as well!
Pumpkin Pie Smoothie
½ cup canned pumpkin (not the pumpkin pie filling) or cooked pureed pumpkin
1 scoop sugar-free vanilla protein powder
1/8 tsp cinnamon
1 cup ice cubes
½ banana
½ cup water, skim milk, or dairy alternative (almond, soy, coconut milk)
Place all ingredients in blender and blend until smooth.
Nutrition Facts
1 smoothie (made with water/sugar- free protein powder)
200 calories, 2 g fat, 26 g carbohydrates, 24 g protein
Pumpkins are chock full of fiber, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. They are wonderful to incorporate into soups, breads, or stews. Pumpkin soup is a classic dish, and depending on how it is made it can be a healthy, or a not-so-healthy soup. I avoid using cream and butter in my cooking and will instead go with evaporated milk or canned coconut milk, depending on the flavors I want to use. Pumpkin soup can be traditional, with flavors of cinnamon, cloves, and ginger, but my favorite is a spicy curry soup. I let it simmer longer than I usually do and the result was a thicker and more intensely flavored soup, which I loved.
Cooking Fresh Pumpkins
Cooking pumpkin is easy! You want to make sure you have a pumpkin variety that is good for cooking. Popular varieties include pie pumpkins, or sugar pumpkins and they tend to be on the smaller side (4-8 pounds).
Stovetop version:
For a smoother texture (which I recommend) puree in a food processor with a small amount of water.
Don't toss the seeds! They can be baked and are a good source of healthy fats, protein, and fiber! Add to salads, baked goods, or as a snack. To bake the pumpkin seeds: Rinse well and pat with paper towel. Place in a bowl and toss with 1 Tbsp olive oil and salt and pepper and evenly distribute on a baking sheet.Bake at 350 degrees for ~20 minutes or until crispy
Curry Pumpkin Soup
Makes 6 servings
1 Tbsp canola oil
1 tsp chopped garlic
½ tsp minced ginger
½ cup onion, diced
~2 cups fresh pumpkin or 1- 14oz canned pumpkin (not pumpkin pie filling)
1 can of coconut milk
3 cups low sodium chicken or vegetable broth
1-2 Tbsp curry powder
½ tsp turmeric
¼ tsp cayenne pepper (optional)
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180 calories, 16 g fat (13 g saturated), 7 g carbohydrates, 1 g fiber, 3 g protein, 130 mg sodium


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FIFA committee to see some parts of Garcia report
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How Eminem and M.I.A. Are Rebooting Hip-Hop
One thing neither of them wants to sound like: Drake.
Byon November 6, 2013
Two of the biggest hip-hop releases of the year came out this week, and both are loaded with expectations. M.I.A.'s long-awaited and endlessly postponed Matangi and Eminem's The Marshall Mathers LP 2, the follow-up to his monumental 2000 record, are now available to be scrutinized and analyzed accordingly. Odds are that both albums will be relatively successful, The Marshall Mathers LP 2 surely a contender for a the number-one spot on the Billboard charts in its first week, even if it doesn't contain a song shooting for the mainstream like "Love the Way You Lie"; the Eminem brand sells itself at this point. But even if these two albums underperform commercially or critically, each is important based purely on how they engage with and present their genre in 2013.
Matangi and MMLP2 share an intriguing connection that says a lot about how Eminem and M.I.A. understand the value of hip-hop and its current direction. What's fascinating is that both records are completely out-of-step with the musical landscape. Major rap releases this year (and for a few years now) are often defined by their "me"-ness, from the weepy and melodramatic exploits of Drake to the idiosyncratic and often vulgar soul-searching of Kanye West's Yeezus. While Matangi and MMLP2 are certainly personal records and bear the eccentricities of their creators, they largely avoid the formula of so much popular hip-hop this year: introspective lyrics coupled with woozy or R&B-tinged beats. M.I.A. and Eminem have no interest in exploring that musical aesthetic. On Matangi, M.I.A. continues to construct strange and jarring electro-world beats, while Eminem, with the guiding hand of bearded deity Rick Rubin, throws it back to the late '80s and early '90s with a handful of baby-boomer rock hooks and turntable scratches a la the Beastie Boys.
So, if they don't have anything to do with hip-hop as it stands in 2013, what exactly do these albums have to offer? In their own ways, Matangi and MMLP2 want to be about something beyond their artists' individual demons. While hip-hop has given us many great personal albums in the past few years (a couple from Kanye, one from Kendrick Lamar, and a handful of others), Matangi and MMLP2 are statements about how hip-hop's power isn't necessarily tied to self-reflection. M.I.A. uses hip-hop to convey a countercultural message and explores how the genre works as communal dance music rather than isolated bedroom listening. Matangi bangs hard, its glitchy beats never too far removed from the club. While it's an album that's certainly still anxious about things like surveillance, if the album is about anything in particular, it's about hip-hop as a kaleidoscopic genre, and one that has the potential to explore and celebrate cultural diversity and political action. It's also an album that, perhaps more clearly than on any of her other records, shows off M.I.A. as an MC, one who can spit fire and fury with confidence.
The same can be said for MMLP2. Again, it's a record that is certainly personal and interested in emotional issues, but more than that, this is an album-length dissertation on Eminem's skills behind the mic. MMLP2 gets by (sometimes just barely) on pure technical rapping skill, the amount of staggering internal rhymes sure to get your tongue twisted. Eminem is grandstanding, and it's remarkable to witness. The entire album is a rapid-fire set of syllables and jokes, and even if it doesn't go "deeper" than that, who cares? "Rap God" is still going blow your mind. That track presents hip-hop as something methodological, a set of skills that can be carefully honed until they're razor-sharp and ready to be recklessly wielded and indulged. Both Eminem and M.I.A., by ignoring what currently constitutes a successful and "meaningful" mainstream rap album i.e., that it has to be a public therapy session have crafted records that are pure adrenaline. Rap hasn't been this fun all year.
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Haven't even thought about that one mate, thanks :D What do you think i should get rid of? personally i think i should remove the Clan Defiance , but not sure if that's the right way to go..
I'm building anew commander deck now that my old one has gotten a little stale, and I'm choosing Kresh the Bloodbraided as my comander this time around. I've bought a few cards and I'm just looking for some cheap cards with good synergies
(When I say cheap I mean price-wise and not CMC, just to avoid confusion)
Cards I Bought Include:
-Gruul Signet , Rakdos Signet , and Golgari Signet
I went 2-1 against this with Your Funeral, after a few card changes (-1 Duress , -1 Funeral Charm , -1 Blackmail , +2 Norn's Annex , +1 Victim of Night ). Here's how it went.
Game 1: You didn't get any basic lands and your hand was empty by turn 4. You made some nice topdecks, but I had the removal and 2 Shrieking Affliction to keep you from winning.
Game 2: I kept a 1-land hand with five one-mana spells. I tore your hand apart, landing a second land third turn. But I couldn't keep those darned Rattleclaw Mystic s from taking me out. No Annex - land = Loss.
Game 3: You had to mulligan down to five (one five-land hand, then a no-lander, then a three-out-of-fiver). I was in control the whole time with an early The Rack , a Funeral Charm for your Mystic, a Norn's Annex , and a very painful Dismember for your Savage Knuckleblade .
So, it definitely has potential, but it's not quite there. What I would do to change it depends on if you want it to be a midrange strategy (creature-focused, with a good curve) or agro-control. Either way, I'd do this:
-2 Garruk's Packleader , -4 Savage Punch , -2 Sagu Mauler , -2 Nulltread Gargantuan , -3 Temur Banner , -3 Clan Defiance (-16 total).
+4 Temur Charm : It does everything you want it to do. It's removal, unblockable, and can even be a Mana Leak . +1 Lightning Bolt , because it's awesome. Simic Charm has good potential here, too, especially if you want to go aggro-control.
You have absolutely no 4-drops. I'd choose either Ember Swallower , Deadbridge Goliath , Ghor-Clan Rampager , Purphoros, God of the Forge , or Yeva, Nature's Herald .
More 5- and 6-drops are good for a midrange strategy, and mounstrous creatures help, too.
Finally, that manabase needs some help. You can trim lots of those refuges to add basics. You also need more lands (at least 23, probably 24), and I would add something like Rampant Growth to help dig for lands in the right color.
Clan Defiance is a powerful spell given the right set up and can cause fantastic 2 for 1s. Is it overpowered? Probably not. But few things are when compared to something like Black Lotus .
Please, lookoutimscary, try to be a bit less abrasive and a bit more constructive when commenting. It's better for the community and for the players as a whole.
chogosuu: Are you limited by budget and/or new to modern? I'm not big on Modern myself, but I know many of these cards are considered non-playable in such a quick format.
I like it. What about Clan Defiance ? I love that card, since it gets rid of multiple threads.
HAHAHA Clan Defiance overpowered? Ever seen Black Lotus ..?
Maelstrom Wanderer is a most definite yes for this deck. Especially if it can't be countered, and has flash. Guided Passage is perfect. Also, Intet, the Dreamer , Apocalypse Hydra , Clan Defiance , Decimate , Domri Rade , Firespout , Manamorphose , et cetera, et cetera.
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When the other is present, you are involved in relating to him and you are not aware of yourself. The search for the other is nothing but the search for an opportunity to escape from yourself. The basic reason that you become interested in other people is that you are afraid of yourself, and you know very well that if you know yourself completely you will find that you are absolutely mad. To escape from this state, man searches for company, searches for companions, searches for a friend, searches for society, searches for a crowd.
Man is afraid of aloneness. He becomes afraid of aloneness because in aloneness he will find a reflection of his real state, he will come across the reflection of his own face. And it will be very frightening, very scary. So from when he gets up in the morning until he goes to sleep at night, he uses all kinds of methods to escape from himself, so that he does not have to face himself. He is afraid that he may see himself.
Man has invented thousands of ways to escape from himself. And the worse the condition of man's mind has become, the more new inventions he has made to escape from himself. If we look at the last fifty years, we will find that man has created more diversions to escape from himself than ever before in history. The cinemas, the radio, the television, are all ways to escape from oneself. Man has become so restless. Everyone is looking for entertainment; you are doing all kinds of things to forget about yourselves for awhile because your inner situation is becoming worse. All over the world, along with the development of civilization, the use of drugs has increased. Recently new drugs have been discovered which are becoming very popular in Europe and in America. There are drugs like LSD, mescaline, marijuana. In all the cultured cities of Europe and America, among all educated people, the effort to discover new drugs is at its peak. The search to discover reliable means for man to forget himself continues - otherwise man will be in great difficulty.
What is the reason behind all this? Why do you want to forget yourself? Why are you so eager for self-forgetfulness? And don't think that only people who are going to movies are trying to forget themselves: the people who are going to temples are also going for the same reason; there is no difference. The temple is an old way of forgetting oneself, the movie is a new way. If a man is sitting and chanting "Ram, Ram," don't think that he is doing anything other than trying to forget himself in the chanting - just as somebody else is trying to forget himself by listening to a song from a movie. There is no difference between these two people.
The effort to become entangled in anything outside oneself - whether it is "Ram" or a movie or music - the effort to become entangled in anything is deep down nothing but an effort to escape from oneself. You are all engaged in escaping from the self in one way or another. This shows that your condition inside is getting worse, and you are losing the courage even to look at it. You are very afraid to look in that direction.


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KABUL/SINGAPORE, July 16 (Reuters) - More top-tier energy companies are likely to join the race to explore for oil and gas in Afghanistan after the world's biggest publicly traded firm, Exxon Mobil, changed perceptions of what the country may hold by showing interest in drilling.
Energy majors are exploring new frontiers in pursuit of fresh reserves as they exhaust existing fields and Afghanistan, after decades of conflict, remains little explored.
While the U.S. government estimates the country holds a fraction of the reserves of surrounding giant Middle East producers, its potential is enough to attract Exxon Mobil and that factor, by itself, is likely to lure more.
Kabul, which has long depended on international donations to finance its economy, now hopes revenue from raw materials will help the country stand alone, especially as an impending pullout of most foreign troops by the end of 2014 is creating donor fatigue.
"Exxon would not go into an area unless the areas are very promising. They are not looking for potatoes," said Chakib Khelil, former Algerian oil minister, now an energy consultant in Paris.
The search for fresh assets by big companies such as Exxon, which produce a lot could mean "going to the Arctic, going deep off-shore and going into new areas like Afghanistan," he added.
Eight firms including Exxon this month expressed interest in an oil and gas auction of six blocks in the Afghan-Tajik basin, after a tender was won by China National Petroleum Co (CNPC) late last year.
Afghanistan has about 1.9 billion barrels of undiscovered technically recoverable crude reserves, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) said in 2011, although it didn't say how much of it was economically recoverable.
That compares to Equatorial Guinea, which has proven reserves of 1.7 billion barrels and produces about 250,000 barrels of crude a day, according to BP's latest annual statistical review.
With oil hovering around $100 a barrel, an output of 250,000 bpd would earn Afghanistan about $9.1 billion a year. That would be roughly half the country's gross domestic product of $20 billion in 2011, according to the World Bank.
The country also has an estimated 59 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves, about half that of the proven reserves in neighbouring Iraq, according to BP.
The Tajik basin, for which Kabul invited bids earlier this month, has about 946 million barrels of crude and 7 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves, the survey found.
The Amu Darya basin, which CNPC, China's biggest oil and gas producer, is exploring after it won the tender last year, has 962 million barrels of crude and 52 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, according to USGS.
However, drilling in Afghanistan is fraught with risks, most notably those related to security, and sovereign risk is a serious concern.
Violence in Afghanistan was at its worst this year since the Taliban regime was toppled 10 years ago, United Nations said.
Besides violence, companies operating in the country also have to deal with the still prevalent infighting between groups, which could disrupt their operations.
For instance, CNPC's Amu Darya project has met with severe interference from militia loyal to former warlord and army chief of staff General Abdul Rashid Dostum, the government says.
Dostum's supporters have been allegedly demanding a share of the proceeds, a claim the general's National Front party denied.
Still, for the oil companies, which operate in some of the world's most conflict-ridden areas, including Iraq, Nigeria and Sudan, this is just an occupational hazard.
"Security is an issue but it's not an issue that will bar them from being involved in the country," said Khalil, citing cases such as Iraq, where companies continue to operate and provide their own protection, with the help of the government. "But you need to have a good return to justify the risk."
The country, among the world's poorest, will need around $6 billion to $7 billion of aid a year to grow its economy, on top of a $4.1 billion bill for security forces to maintain peace after foreign combat troops leave, the head of Afghanistan's central bank said last month.
Mining reserves "is not a magic solution. And we're going to have to see this develop over the longer term. Many of these are very large projects... so it will take time before you see those benefits," said a U.S. embassy official in Kabul.
Still, exploration in the country will be an uphill task as the geology has not been closely studied or well understood, said Alan Troner, head of the Houston-based Asia-Pacific Energy Consulting.
And Kabul has still to put its own house in order before it becomes a destination for more energy companies.
"Looking at the lack of transparency, widespread corruption and no security, I am not optimistic that other powerful companies in the world would invest in Afghanistan," said Yama Torabi, executive director of Integrity Watch Afghanistan, a civil organisation promoting transparency.
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