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In what you could call an open secret of a show - she acknowledged it was in the works but with little official PR - Britney Spears rocked the Palms Casino Resort's Rain Nightclub in Las Vegas Friday, performing three tracks from Femme Fatale.
In a 45-minute set that included three short breaks for costume and stage changes – during which Jersey Shore's Pauly D kept the crowd of about 1,500 warmed up – Brit performed "Hold It Against Me," "Big Fat Bass" and "Till The World Ends."
Here's the last of the three songs ...
In her first public performance since her Circus tour in 2009, Spears was cheered on by boyfriend Jason Trawick and father, Jamie Spears, among other excited fans.
Femme Fatale will be released next week.
i watched it on tv it sounded to me that she was singing live even if she wasnt she was still great... Otherwise she looked like she was tired i bet cuz isnt she making a music video around this or before this performance...
Ah Sam Lufti, looks like she beat you to it! Still, you could attempt to 'patent' the look Britney once threw away with a new crop of stars, that you were grooming her in that counter-culture thing in. It could be done with less than 50K and 2 weeks with your network Sam! So get cracking man! Thanks for bringing back the edgier days Britney, I hope some of us could be restored as quickly.
seriously u guys who says she lip syncing how the hell can u see fromt he vid, the crowd is so loud and u cant even c her face clearly,u cant prove that she not singing. shes back and ready to rock the music world again,thats all i care about
how could you even tell over the singing crowd?!? so what if she has a back up track with her songs, it doesn't mean she's not singing.
I agree @xxbeetlejuicexx. Really.. Why can't she perform live? It was a 45 minute show for cryin' out loud - she's just beyond pathetic !!!
Hats off to Pauly D for making a name & money for himself.
Out of the whole cast of JS, he's the sweetest, funniest & the most real of all of them.
I agree @ xxBeetlrjuicexx. Really.. Why can't she perform live? It was a 45 minute show for cryin' out loud - she's just beyond pathetic !!!
Hats off to Pauly D for making a name & money for himself.
Out of the whole cast of JS, he's the sweetest, funniest & the most real of all of them.
My heart breaks for her. She has not been the same since her crack up. Serious she's medicated and has no joy in her. But she is alive and that's good. She can write her music but she is no longer a performer.
That guy singing the ooo ooo ooo's cracks me up!
Like usual, she's lip syncing. She's so pathetic.


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After the initial success of the movie "Bring It On," filmmakers did what they do best: Made a lot of lame sequels. The first one was "Bring It On Again," and somehow they made three more after that.
Then, Tony Award-winning writer Jeff Whitty had another idea, transforming the original movie script into a musical. That's when the magic happened and made it on Broadway.
"Bring It On: The Musical" is about the bonds formed from two rival high school cheerleading squads. It is loosely based on the 2000 original "Bring It On" starring Kirsten Dunst.
Much like fried chicken and waffles, cheerleading and musicals seemed an unusual mix, but they won critics over. The Broadway musical scored Tony Award nominations for best musical and best choreography.
The show has a particularly diverse cast with some real-life cheerleaders who have very little experience in theater and others who have never cheered before this show.
"Everyone had their strengths and everyone had their weaknesses," actress Mia Weinberger says. "So everyone helped each other out and that's what really made it seem like a team effort."
Weinberger has been singing, dancing and performing for most of her life. She's starred as "Legally Blonde," "Berenstain Bears LIVE!" and "Wizard of Oz." In "Bring It On," she's currently playing Kylar, a ditsy character with a heart of gold.
Weinberger admits that she can be a little ditsy at times herself, "I like to call them my Kylar moments."
"Between the music and the choreography, I just think there's a lot to offer. And everyone can find something they love in it," Weinberger says.
At first, the concept of Christian metal might send up a red flag. It's an oxymoron between the worlds of furrowed-brow conservatives and the carefree piss-and-vinegars giving them a collective, pounding migraine.
But it's a thing, and if you're not keen on hearing damage on tap, call-help-there's-blood-in-my-larynx screaming and tattoo placement that will shatter the prospect of gainful employment — stick to Toby Keith, 'cause most of that is still here. If you are into that kind of stuff but don't want the holy business shoveled down your gullet, this is a convenient genre; you can't begin to decipher the message without a thorough listen-a-long with the lyric book liner (necessary) in one hand and a bottle of aspirin (recommended) in the other.
The only quick indicator of this being a unique, niche area of metal is the audience. These are pretty average, yes-ma'am-no-ma'am, A-B Honor Roll kids. About 520 of these bright seeds packed into Murray Hill Theatre March 23 to watch The Devil Wears Prada play tunes to make them want to head bang themselves into whiplash and generously clobber the pulp out of one another in a form of dance more closely resembling a merciless blood-sport than any outward expression of merriment.
But it's all in good fun, and the Dayton, Ohio, five-piece (now touring as a six) didn't disappoint. Everything about their sound is urgent and intense. Crushingly loud guitars layer over crashing cymbals, piercing snare drum and that growling, impassioned singer. Like traditional metal, the band utilizes very tight stop-and-go-rhythms — head-banging and scissor kicking and generally making a ruckus of things along with them.
Guitarist Jeremy DePoyster impressively managed to nail every note on the guitar and his sung choruses despite having a mop-head of hair in his face the entire set — and that's not saying the music is simple to play. It's not. The speed at which Prada performs their songs, … More
Like that awkwardly funny DJ Huey Calhoun, "Memphis" might seem rough around the edges. But that fantastic cast — Huey would say "fantastical" — makes this the best of Artist Series' Broadway season.
Yes, those spectacular blue guys from Blue Man Group invited me on stage in January, but I'll still take the sometimes sweet and sometimes sultry sounds of "Memphis." Presented by Artist Series, the production continues through March 23 at the Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts in Downtown Jacksonville.
In 1950s Memphis, white DJ Huey falls hard for black club singer Felicia Farrell, and he's eager to help her get on the radio, though he has to get there first. He finds his ticket to stardom while playing "race music" for white folks and helping give birth to rock 'n' roll.
Huey and Felicia are a mismatched pair, not only because he's a graceless doofus and she's a true talent, but also because this is the segregated South.
In the early scenes, Joey Elrose portrays awkward so well, I was beginning to doubt he could pull off the transformation to DJ star. He proved me wrong.
Jasmin Richardson's voice would lift any cast. Her "Someday" and "Colored Woman" along with her part in "The Music of My Soul" are moving.
This cast is full of scene-stealers from Avionce Hoyles as Gator, belting out "Say a Prayer" to close the first act, to Jerrial T. Young as Bobby delivering a resounding "Big Love." He also displays some amazing moves.
Joe DiPietro's story proves more raw than expected with one beating and one use of the N-word that drew gasps from the opening night audience.
Even when the tone is light, this is Memphis in the 1950s, so we go from "hockadoo!" to "hock-a-fucking-doo" in no time.
Historians of rock 'n' roll might notice the story is based on real-life DJ Dewey Phillips, remembered for being the first to play a record of a young Elvis Presley. Phillips later asks Presley on air what high school he attended to make sure … More
"What is this even … a spaceship taking off?" a girl in the audience turns and asks as the first notes of Leverage Model's set March 8 at Burro Bar. Apt guess.
Churning, synthesized electronics flow over pounding drumroll and anxiety-inducing guitar feedback. Ready for lift off.
Our interstellar guides look like they just beamed out of some Wes Anderson flick. Hell, maybe they did. If so, the ship must have found its home planet, because this audience is a spitting image.
Shannon Fields tangos his away up and down the stage while recounting the majesty of our Wells Fargo and Bank of America buildings (with what might be sarcasm or irony — take your pick) in a voice so effects-laden it appears disembodied from his nimble frame. The drummer looks like he just punched-out of his job in IT and the guitarist wears a Roaring '20s flapper-era headband with pearly bead tassels that bounce across his bushman face. You know, quirks for quirks' sake.
"We have a moral imperative to present ourselves with the upmost decency," Fields says with businesslike candor.
Everything is offbeat, except for the tunes. Well, literally anyways.
It's an entertaining assault on the senses. Soaring falsettos lead into frenetic, jittery grooves as Fields alternates between mic and megaphone. Dance beats drive every moment. There's a lot going on, and it's surprising to see such a layered and versatile amount of textures and tones coming from just four musicians. The synthesized samples and beats are expected and welcome in the pop genre Leverage Models calls home, but there's a rock-and-roll, devil-may-care presence here, too.
Fields is energetic. One minute he's dropping tango moves with the audience, the next he's walking on any platform he can crawl on top of and the next he's rolling around on stage. He's the primary writer and driving force behind the project, and the backing band seems to perform as such. They're professional, and … More
Starry Nights will return to Metropolitan Park with progressive rocker Chicago and five-time Grammy Award winner Christopher Cross joining the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra for two concert events this spring.
Billed as Jacksonville's edition of Saturday in the Park with a full orchestra, Chicago rocks out on its 1970s and '80s hits on May 31. Christopher Cross, best known for the album "Ride Like the Wind" and singles "Never Be the Same" and "Say You'll Be Mine," performs with the symphony on June 6.
The concerts are both set for 8:15 p.m. and gates open at 6 p.m. The concerts take place race or shine, unless conditions put the musicians or concertgoers in danger, symphony officials said during the official announcement on Thursday, March 6.
Subscriptions to both concerts are now available with table seating ranging from $70-$170 per seat and $500-$1,250 for full tables of six or eight. Lawn seating is available at $30 for adults and $10 for children younger than 12.
Single event tickets will go on sale Monday, April 7 — table seats at $35-$85 and full tables at $250-$550. Lawn seating is $15 for adults in advance, $20 at the gate (children are $5).
For more information or to buy tickets, call 354-5547 or visit the box office at the Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts in Downtown Jacksonville.
Note: Christopher Cross' Starry Nights concert was originally scheduled for June 7, but it was moved to June 6 after the U.S. men's national team scheduled its Sendoff Series soccer match against Nigeria for June 7.
Julio Iglesias thinks nearly all his songs are "sexy." And he made sure to introduce them as so.
For the 1,400 fans clapping and laughing March 2 in Downtown Jacksonville, Iglesias probably couldn't turn that charm off.
In between songs, he took a seat on his stool to talk and joke with the audience.
He asked only for a small favor, "If you make love tonight and you get pregnant, name [the baby] Julio."
Julio Iglesias' charm reflected in both his singing and his on-stage delivery, energizing about his fans at the Moran Theatre in the Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts.
He thanked the audience again and again for coming to his concert on Oscar night.
Iglesias sang in Spanish, French and English. He drew the biggest reaction with his rendition of Elvis Presley's "Can't Help Falling in Love."
Two ballroom dancers added an extra kick as they danced throughout many of Iglesias' Spanish songs. They had an electrifying chemistry, and Iglesias later explained that they were married. He then asked the man, "Can I kiss your wife?" before he proceeded to kissed her.
One of the most defining instruments in the performance was the saxophone. Even Iglesias remarked, "If I played the saxophone like you, I would invite all my girlfriends to bed and play for them."
Iglesias is so natural on stage that one can't help but think it is second-nature for him. The entire performance seemed like it was improvised, yet it flowed so smoothly and seamlessly.
Iglesias might have surprised some with his exit. After an hour and a half, he walked off stage, the band finished, and the lights turned on. That was the end of that.
In the world of subjectivity, art reigns supreme. The very definition is slippery, hard to tack down. Perhaps it's not too bold to claim that most well-done art tells a story. It makes you think and, regardless of the opinion you form of it, leaves its impression just by doing so. It can crash down on you the moment you experience it and still subtly seep in on the drive home. It keeps leaving something to contemplate.
The Alvin Ailey Dance Company left about 1,400 people in The Times Union Center's Moran Theater with plenty to chew on after its one-night performance Feb. 25.
Their show opened with "Home," an urban contemporary piece. This, like the other three choreographies of the evening, told its own unique story. It opened with a single light cascading down from the top of the stage. The entire company stood in abstract, some contorted, positions. Their collective shape was a thing of art in its own right against the cool palette of teal and purple on the backdrop screen. The soundtrack began with a timid thump like a heartbeat, the dancers flawlessly matching its intensity as the beat grew and morphed and became more present. The initial, controlled imitation of slow motion and discovery of their surroundings grew and soon dancers were sprinting and jumping and pirouetting across the stage.
The momentum slowly winded down until the company, all except one dancer, was back into standing into one group. That one dancer turned over his shoulder, addressed the audience with a glance, and as he returned back into the rest of the company, the group gave a sudden, gasping inhale and the lights went out.
Like that last breath, the company used sound very sparingly and effectively. Each dancer was incredibly composed and light on their feet. Aside from the backing track, most of their highly athletic jumps and maneuvers were executed with complete silence. When they did make a sound, it was there for a reason. It served a purpose in the … More
It's easy to see when somebody loves what they're doing. It's plain as day to spot and nearly impossible to imitate. They could repeat it every day and night for years and still their eyes will light up and they'll look like a kid who just surprised themselves, learning how to do some exciting new thing.
Five decades into an illustrious career, Tommy Emmanuel still loves playing the guitar. That was clear for his audience on the opening night of his two-day performance with Martin Taylor at the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall on Feb. 20, because he's damn good at it.
The duo draws a motley crowd — a near-even mix of Van Halen-era tour tees and double-starched collars. Of snarled manes and wispy greys. When Emmanuel picked up the guitar, the reason behind the dichotomy became clear.
The man can shred the cheese. He'll out-solo the best of 'em, and then just keep going until he feels like doing something else, giving the audience his self-assured wink-and-nod service the entire time. Still, there's a sophistication to his playing. Ten fingers conduct their six-stringed orchestra, coaxing an eclectic array of textures and moods and percussions out of one instrument. It looks like a parlor trick, and he's very aware of that, making extraneous, often humorous moves with his hands as bedroom rock-stars young and old study the master's every move, hoping to witness his secret.
The secret is, there is no secret. It's apparent from the ear-to-ear grin and the way he struts about the stage that he's simply a big kid playing with his toys — he's just been playing with them a whole lot for a quite a long time.
The show is nearly all guitar-driven, though Emmanuel does chime in with his Australian take on a honky-tonk drawl for a few verses of "Deep River Blues." When he does sing, it takes a backseat to his playing and when he doesn't, you don't really miss it — and that's not a knock against his voice. Like classical music, … More
"War Horse" requires a commitment.
When you read "horse puppeteers," the fact is, your brain might tell you, "I'm not going anywhere near a play with horse puppets."
But the stellar cast and creative team go all out staging this emotional two-act play, based on the 1982 novel by Michael Morpurgo and presented by Artist Series Feb. 18-23. The beautiful minimalism of this production delivers the simple story of a young man, Albert, leaving his British village to look for his horse Joey in the chaos of World War I.
Ultimately, the most important commitment must come from the audience, suspending disbelief on those horse puppeteers, two inside the adult horse Joey and one controlling his head.
The puppeteers controlling the title character — James Duncan, Adam Cunningham and Aaron Haskell — carry this production. They breathe life into "War Horse," causing some theatergoers to tear up at the connection formed between Albert and Joey.
The intensity of the actors, particularly Michael Wyatt Cox as Albert, puts the spotlight clearly on Joey, not the puppeteers. The entire production hinges on it.
It must be said that for some, it'll truly be too hard to look past the puppeteers. Those pondering taking a chance on "War Horse" for its eight-show run through Feb. 23 would be advised to watch videos of Joey first and judge for themselves.
A goose, controlled by Gregory Manley, proves to be a scene-stealer, injecting some much-needed humor.
But the production might very well lose some of its audience in the first 10 minutes when the foal Joey — not nearly as impressive — is up for auction. Albert's father Ted bets the mortgage to win, and the drunk's half-cocked decisions drive the plot throughout the first act.
The 120-pound Joey bursts in not a moment too soon and rather dramatically.
Joey is challenged to take to the plow, then goes off to war before Albert is old enough to join. Later, Albert enlists and the … More
Joey, the 18-hand-high star puppet of "War Horse," towered over reporters Feb. 18 just before meeting two real horses from Diamond D Ranch on the morning of opening night before beginning a six-day performance at the Times-Union Center.
'Bama (as in Alabama) and the miniature horse, Honey, were unimpressed with the celebrity of the evening.
"Horses have a very strong sense of smell," Jessica Krueger, a rear-leg puppeteer said. "Bama can tell she's smelling three puppeteers, not a horse."
Joey couldn't win the mares' hearts, but the puppet had its notebook-and-camera-toting audience following its every trot, rear and neigh. Journalists remarked that, though they could clearly see the three puppeteers manipulating Joey's movements, the puppet felt very lifelike as it approached and interacted with them.
Krueger said months and months of preparation has gone into creating that effect. She said the production team and the puppeteers studied everything they could about the movements of horses and their behavior — every detail down to a skin flick to shake off a fly or foot stomp or nostril flare.
They studied real horses with a little help.
"Luckily, a lot of horse owners like to post videos of their horses on YouTube," Krueger said. "So we've been able to do a lot of research from those."
One of the biggest crowd-pleasers was the convincing neigh Joey's puppeteers could belt out on demand. It's a layered, three-person a cappella that could echo through the Times-Union Center lobby. Krueger said that horses have lungs about three times as large as that of humans, so it worked out conveniently that it takes three performers to maneuver the full size puppets.
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text: Barack Obama Is on the Wrong Side of History Print article Send a Tip by Joel B. Pollak 2 Apr 2014 post a comment President Barack Obama's self-congratulatory speech in the Rose Garden yesterday, in which he reported that 7.1 million people had signed up for Obamacare during the open enrollment period, repeated a theme he has often used against his critics: that they are on the wrong side of history. "In the end, history is not kind to those who would deny Americans their basic economic security. Nobody remembers well those who stand in the way of America's progress or our people. And that's what the Affordable Care Act represents," Obama said. Obama has a typically "progressive" view of history--a teleological one, in which all of human history is a slow march (a "long arc") towards a greater good, as the oppressed peoples of the world are steadily liberated. That process is guided by, and expressed in, the particular ideology of the left and the parties that represent it. So Obama's rebuke to his rivals, both foreign and domestic, is that they stand on the wrong side of history. That is his answer to Republicans on Obamacare, and his answer to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the Crimea. A funny thing happened to the progressive view of history in the twentieth century. Not only was the advance of humanity halted and reversed by Europe's self-destructive wars, but millions of people were turned into slaves under totalitarian regimes. The most brutal regimes, in terms of mass murder and forced labor, were those that described themselves as the vanguard of historical progress--i.e. the communist regimes. The challenge that communism in particular poses to the "progressive" view of history is something few on the left have faced. So they ignore history, as Obama ignored the history of socialized, state-run medicine. He sought to place the American health care system under public control--if not outright public management--at the very moment the socialist economies of Europe were abandoning such failed approaches. In terms of the results of Obamacare, which has resulted in millions losing their insurance, millions paying more for it than they would have, and millions of jobs being avoided or converted to part-time, Obama has stood in the way of progress--defiantly. Obama has also stood in the way of progress in the old sense of that term, which connoted advances in science and industry. His foot-dragging on the Keystone XL pipeline, for example, has prevented the expansion of the energy industry and the thousands of jobs that project would create. He has also stood in the way of progress in the old liberal internationalist sense of advancing the freedom of humanity as a whole, cutting off funding for pro-democracy groups in the Middle East and rehabilitating the Iranian regime when it was in serious trouble. And if we measure Obama by his own apparent standard--the advance of the most oppressed--he is also doing rather badly, as the income gap widens and black Americans in particular sink deeper into ruin. The Obama administration has stood in the way of America's progress as Americans themselves might determine it, and instead imposed the state as progress's only true conduit. It is a delusion that can only be sustained in willful ignorance of historical fact. When the history of this period is written, Obama will be firmly on the wrong side.


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Kids and adults will go crazy for these cute little reindeer on a stick. They are easy to make too!—Lydia Jones, Carencro, Louisiana
12 Servings
Prep: 45 min. + standing
12 lollipop sticks
12 large marshmallows
8 ounces semisweet chocolate, chopped
1 tablespoon shortening
Styrofoam block
24 candy eyeballs
12 red-hot candies
12 thin miniature pretzels, broken in half
Holiday sprinkles, optional
Insert one lollipop stick into each marshmallow. In a microwave, melt
chocolate and shortening; stir until smooth. Dip marshmallows in
chocolate mixture, turning to coat; allow excess to drip off. Insert
pops into Styrofoam to keep upright. Let stand to set slightly,
about 15 minutes.
Decorate faces, attaching eyeballs and using red-hot candies for
noses. Using a toothpick, poke two holes in top of each marshmallow;
insert pretzel pieces for antlers. If desired, decorate with
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You will have spectacular views of white sand and crystal blue Gulf waters from our beautifully decorated, recently painted and updated 2-bedroom, 2-bath condominium on the 11th floor. Enjoy spectacular views of the beach and sunset from the private balcony.
A well equipped kitchen with a variety of spices and condiments lets you cook at home if you choose not to walk to the nearby restaurants. The refrigerator and range are brand new and stainless steel. The condo has flat screen TVs with DVD players in the living room and master bedroom. We have a pack and play in the condo for your baby and stuffed animals and family games for your kids to enjoy. Books and DVDs are available for your use too.
The well equipped first-floor fitness center gives you a view of the beach, the heated indoor/outdoor pool with waterfall and 2 hot tubs offer an escape with a beach view. The new clubhouse area offers an internet cafe, lounge area, banquet room / theater room, and a full kitchen. The 8 tennis courts and adjacent Seascape golf club are available if you need a break from the beach. The new banquet facilities complete the on-site amenities.
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On their 2nd drive of the game, the Vikings are using a little no-huddle offense, giving the Colts a taste of their own medicine. Peyton Manning of course is known for being proficient in the no-huddle, and the Vikings are looking pretty good in it as well.
Also, TE Visanthe Shiancoe and WR Jaymar Johnson have combined for a few nice hands catches so far in the game.
It appears RB Adrian Peterson and LG Steve Hutchinson are finished for the game.
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Pontiac's emergency financial manager has rejected a request from the owner of the Silverdome for a tax break to help fix up the former home of the Detroit Lions.
In a statement, Lou Schimmel said Monday the group didn't reveal planned major renovations for the facility or property. He said the proposal included a list of $4.6 million in maintenance projects and said it would cost $100 million to fix up the stadium.
READ:Statement from Pontiac emergency manager
Schimmel has said the city currently gets $95,000 a year in taxes for the property. Earlier this month, Triple Investment Group said it was seeking the break.
"I was very disappointed with the presentation made by Triple Investment Group during the public hearing," Schimmel said. "I was hoping that the presentation would make my decision very difficult; however, I do not believe that a commercial rehabilitation district should be established at thsi time for the purpose of regular maintenance of a facility. The public and I received no evidence that such maintenance will have a benefit to taxpayers in the city of Pontiac."
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Dolores Cannon Blog Page serves as a venue for Dolores' students, fans, and followers on her life and career as a hypnotherapist. This page also establishes how she was first introduced to reincarnation; how she developed her unique style (Quantum Healing Hypnosis – QHHT technique) and the moment she started teaching it; how she began giving Live Talks and Lectures and what's her motivation to write 17 books to date. This also gives amazing information on how Dolores' career in hypnotherapy has improved over the years from the small region in Arkansas, USA to global recognition in terms of Past Life Regression and Metaphysics.
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I just got to know Dolores with a video sent from a friend in Brazil. I got really impressed with some details from the video and decided to look for more. Than I got shocked because it came to my knowledge that Dolores happened to die as soon as I knew her!!!! I tried to find out why, and nothing over the Internet is telling us. I feel desolated because I think that all people want to know more: did she said what she'd do next?! Did she promise to contact someone to keep her Earth job?!?! Please let us all know how was her last minutes!! She was a public person and we have this right to know. Thank you to whom is keep going with her website.
Dear Dolores Cannon,
I just finished your book on "Jesus and the Essenes" and would like to add some information for you of theological and archeological record. The personage you were in QHHT contact with would be properly called Tzaddi ben Zahmir. "Tzaddi" is not a name but rather a title which means "the righteous one", thus " The righteous son of Zahmir" He and his father Zahmir would have been Priests who taught the holy law. The title Tzaddi or Tzadik, Tzaddik, or Zadok (as High Priest) was the word used for a Priest of the holy law. From your sessions, his indication that he was part of the House of David would mean that he was of royal blood lineage to King David, and thus a blood line relative of Yeshua, since Yeshua's father "Joseph" (also a Title) was of the blood line of King David through David's son Nathanel. What further supports Tzaddi's claim to be of the House of David is his sister's name "Sarah". This actually means "princess" and not a name and again a title for someone of the House of David.
You had asked in a QHHT session with Tzaddi ben Zahmir what Qumran means. It means "Holy City" and the residents there called it New Jerusalem. The wadi's original ancient name is Sekhakha which means City of Salt. The valley's wadi was later called the Valley of Achor. Qumran and its other associated buildings along the Dead Sea were the home of the exiled Dynastic Righteous Priests and the Dynastic David royal family, and added later was the Hasmonean royal blood lines. As Tzaddi ben Zahmir says, the Essenes were not a religious sect but rather a group. The most auspicious college/mystical school of its time.
To possibly clear the confusion of who "Joseph of Arimathea" was, can be explained with the words "ari meth" in Hebrew meaning the "Lion is Dead". When Emperor Tiberius died, a servant to Agrippa (the grandson of Herod) announced to Agrippa in Hebrew "ari meth". This became a nickname for Agrippa and his royal house. James, Yeshua's brother was "Joseph of Arimathea". "Joseph" is a title for a Davidic crown prince and Arimathea was used as James was a servant of Agrippa before and at the time of the crucifixion. It was well known that the Dividic Royal lineage and present family owned tin mines in and around the British Isles, so for Yeshua's brother Yacob (James), as a crown prince ( a "Joseph") to Yeshua, as the David king to visit the family holdings would not be out of the ordinary. As to the other references to the appearance of this name, one will need to "look through" the title and then see the real persona. I do think that a lot of what Tzaddi ben Zahmir speaks of in the QHHT sessions is in "code" to protect his Priestly position, his family's protection and the protection of his Qumran Essene establishment. One has to actually read through what he says and think of it in a coded perspective.
I look forward to reading the next book in your collection upon this subject matter.
Best Regards,
Dr. Jeffrey Jay
Thank you for doing this work. It must be rewarding to someone with such a curiosity. I was wondering if you are part of the first waves? I have not read any of your books (yet) and this may be in them. I have however watched several video interviews of you and there was no mention. Also I was wondering, have you had any reports of hypnotists that work in the emotional subconscious report that they are seeing people without past lives, as in straight from Source, or is it only available at the deep levels you work in?
Kindest Regards,
I have just started learning about you. Would like to know when you will be in Dallas. I would like to meet you.
Hi Dolores,
I had the opportunity to see a video on youtube of you and read somo articles in internet and i would like congradulate you for you amazing work! It´s really a honor have people like you in this world.
Thank you!
Best Regards,
Sara Lourenço
Dear Dolores,
I have read some of your books, I think they are fascinating. I was disappointed that the so called Ascension didn't happen.What is your thoughts about it? I do believe ETs are real,UFOs are here. I wish they disclose themself, bring peace and prosperity on Earth.
(English is my 2nd language)
A friend introduced me to your video and I am very interesting in past life regression as I had an interesting "dream" about something that I had no knowledge of otherwise.
Just a note of love & appreciation for Dolores
I recently "discovered" you on a YouTube video & just adore your wit and 'cut-to-the-chase, with a smile' style of communication. Your dynamic energy radiates love, wisdom and a bit of …mischief! I look forward to meeting you one day, at a future event.
Much Love & Many Blessings,
Jess in South Carolina
Dear Dolores
I have just finished Convoluted Univese Book 4. I am still wating on book 3 to arrive from the UK. I live in Melbourne, Australia, and did actually attend a lecture you gave in Camberwell or Canterbury some years ago.
I think I have now read almost all of your books and I find them fascinating. Actually I feel a sense of joy and jubilation at what the future is bringing. I have never felt so optimistic since lately, and your books have certainly assisted in that.
I was wondering if you have ever hypnotised anyone to the future. You may have and I have forgotten…but I would be fascinated to know what our individual futures will be. I would actually love to be hypnotised to find out what mine would be like, but I know it would not be possible. I don't have any idea what you charge for a hypnosis, but it doesn't matter. Just reading about what our collective futures will be, if you could get that into a book, would be be fantastic.
I know you are extremely busy, and after reading the latest comment in the finale I am surprised how much energy it must take you to travel all around the world over and over.
Anyway, I feel a tremendous love for all you have done in enlightening people the way you have. My little book "On the Path to Enlightenment" seem so meek in comparison to what you have written. I also wrote a book called "A Message of Hope for Mankind" but to my knowledge neither book has had much success.
Please continue your marvellous work as a guide to others and a teacher of enlightenment to the world.
My congratulations to you on all you have achieved.
Peace, Love & Light


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November 13, 2014
Specialist Professor in the School of Social Work Rebecca McCloskey was featured in Fearless Parent on October 12.
November 11, 2014
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October 31, 2014
Monmouth University's Urban Coast Institute Director Tony MacDonald was featured on CBS New York on October 29.
October 29, 2014
In its 15th year, the student-organized community service initiative celebrated its largest turnout ever.
October 28, 2014
The lecture by Avi Melamed, a former Israeli senior official on Arab affairs, is free and open to the public.
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Psychology Professor Gary Lewandowski's article was featured in New York Magazine on October 9.
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We've been slightly concerned about the status of Taylor Swift's friendship with Selena Gomez of late. Are they still besties? Have they fallen out over Justin Bieber? Has Taylor ditched Selena for every Victoria's Secret model she can get her Instagram filters on?
Then came Met Ball night and Selena posted a video of her and Tay-Tay larking about in their ballgowns and the world breathed a sigh of relief. 'Sometimes you wanna just be you with someone who knows all your secrets,' Selena captioned. PHEWF for that. And now Taylor herself has positively gushed about her pal during an interview with E! News.
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Wednesday, September 30, 2009
wordless wednesday
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Monday, September 28, 2009
new food
Grayden started cereal a couple weeks ago and I just had to post these cute pictures of the first time in his new highchair and his first attempt at eating rice cereal...they are just too cute!
as you can see he just wasn't so sure about it at first, but now he is doing great and its been so much fun to move onto this next step!
And just one more picture to share!
And just one more picture to share!
This is from our recent trip to Detroit. We went there for a couple days last week with my parents for Robb and my dad to attend some conferences and meetings there.
Here are my boys before their "Young Executive Training" Class!
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Sunday, September 27, 2009
Its about time!
My boys were quite excited this afternoon to wake up from their naps in time to be able to witness the Lions win there first game since Dec. 23, 2007~~Way to go Lions!
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Sunday Morning Photo Shoot with Dad
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Thursday, September 17, 2009
our 2nd camping trip and my b-day
Last weekend our family left for Silver Lake to go camping again. Our friends Jason and Jessica and their daughter Emma were there camping with us. We left Thursday evening once Robb got home from work. Once we got there we set everything up and had a bon-fire like we did everynight.
Friday (my 24th birthday!) we headed to the sand dunes and spent an hour riding around and playing in the sand
Robb's Jeep suddenly wouldn't start up....so the rest of that day and most of the evening was spent trying to repair whatever it was that was wrong with it! After several hours the boys took a break and we headed out for my birthday dinner! Once we got back , it was back to working in the Jeep, in the dark (they used rope lights from the camper as lighting!)
Here are the "shade tree mechanics" as Robb called themselves:
I guess that means hillbilly?!? loland to all our surprise..it started up just as I was about to beg them to give up! We celebrated by walking to go get ice cream! Yeah!
**Despite the unfortunate fate of the Jeep and the day's alternate plans, I had a GREAT birthday, in fact it was the best one yet. I got to spend the whole day (starting at 5 am when Grayden woke up for the day, yikes!!) with my husband and baby boy, both whom I love so so much and thank God for EVERY day! I have been so blessed this year! **
Saturday we crossed our fingers and took the new and improved Jeep back out in the dunes for a while, and it went great, phew!
Jason's Jeep on the other hand, didn't fair so well this time, what are the chances?! Other friends of ours had also come up for the day to spend some time in the dunes and relax around the campground. The best part of that day was when Jessica surprised me with birthday cake AND ice cream!
We had a great time!
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Labor Day Weekend!
We started off our long weekend on Friday night by taking our church's middle schooler's on a "Mystery Tour" to kick off the start of youth group! We went pool hopping and then came to our house for a giant slip and slide, pizza, games and we also watched the movie "Horton Hears a Who" (which is a really cute movie by the way) projected against the side of the barn! It was so much fun! And I think the kids had fun too!
On Saturday we went to my parents cottage and spent some time tubing and boating with some friends!
Sunday we headed to Shipshewana, Indiana with my whole extended family. We went swimming and spent some time relaxing in the hotel. It was Grayden's first time staying in a hotel and he did excellent!
Monday we went to the flea market and searched for treasures!
Here are some pictures of our weekend:
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Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Learnning to sit up!
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Thursday, September 3, 2009
weekend catch up
A little recap of how we spent the last weekend in August :( Summer is almost over already?
Starting with Thursday night we went to the Hudsonville Fair and watched the Tractor/Truck pulls (notice Grayden dressed accordingly!) and walked around some of the animal barns. It was kinda rainy but we had so fun!
Friday night Robb took me out for my birthday b/c we are busy the next few weekends so I got to celebrate early! We went to Olive Garden and watched The Proposal....so funny! I loved it! That was the first time Robb and I went away {just the two of us} without Grayden so it seemed good (and a little weird!) to spend some alone time with my wonderful husband again. Thanks Mindy and Kyle for babysitting!
Saturday night we went to some friends house for dinner and Avery and Grayden got to play! Aren't they cute?
SO fun! Thanks Ryan and Lydia for a great meal and fun fellowship!
SO fun! Thanks Ryan and Lydia for a great meal and fun fellowship!
Sunday we went with the whole Lubbers gang to the Detroit Tigers game! It was a great game...very exciting! They beat the Rays 4-3! Grayden did Grrr-eat! (like the Tony the TIGER says....get it?? haha! I thought of that myself!...never mind!) It was a beautiful day, the perfect way to wrap up the end of August.
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Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Wordless Wednesday
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Greek Mythology Family Tree
Fans of Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson books will love this poster! Covering all three generations of Greek gods (Primordial, Titans, and Olympians), it displays both the Greek and Roman names for the gods as well as their titles or functions. It is also color-coded to distinguish between sea gods, sky gods, earth gods, underworld gods, personifications, monsters, demigods, and mortals.
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The World Without Me is a compilation of stories told by those who live them everyday…..those without. Without what? Without a roof to cover them from the cold, the heat, the rain, the storms. Without a kitchen pantry of food readily available to fill their achying hungry bellies. Without a shower to cleanse the dirt from their tortured bodies. Without a closet full of clothes or a washer to clean them in. Without a cozy bed to rest their weary head. Without pride to help them hold their heads up high. Without laughter to remind them that life is good. Without positive self-esteem to know that they have worth and most heartbreakingly, without someone to love or to be loved by.
They have plenty of "with's" as well. With pain in their joints, & limbs from sleeping on the ground and/or old injuries and no medical treatment. With spirits filled with doubt, hurt, sadness, and very little hope. With a mouth filled with painful cavities because there is no such thing as "calling your dentist". With ridicule sprayed onto them by others who drive by and spit at them. With feelings of depletion, exhaustion, and despair. Yes, they have "With's"
I hope that you will also see that those without are filled "with" more courage, strong will, wisdom, and love that they are waiting to share.
Imagine this; you awake one morning from the current life you have been living and find yourself lying on the ground in a park. You look around and feel you must be dreaming because everything was ok yesterday. However, today your hair is unkempt, your mouth taste like dirt, your clothes are dirty and torn, and the odor you are giving off leaves a lot to be desired. You look around for a shower to bathe, a sink to wash up in, or a least a cup of coffee to awake you from this nightmare, but none of these things exist in this dream. You look around to see a few others just like you, but you know not who they are really, although you may have seen them scattered here and there a few times before. You decide you're hungry but see no food, your thirsty but there is no quinch. You're confused, scared, & angry but there is no one to vent to about it. You think to yourself that you will drum up enough nerve to talk to one of those people that you have seen scattered around but they look just as confused, scared & angry as you. You desperately try to awake from this dream and get back to your husband or wife lying next to you in your bed and your kids asleep down the hall….but you cannot awake because this is not a dream, you cannot awake because this is your life and now you must go live it.


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Romance on the Harbour Dinner Cruise
Friday, July 18th, 2014 – 6:30 p.m. – 10:30 p.m. – Romance on the Harbour Dinner Cruise ($86.27 per person)
Spend date night aboard Mariposa Cruises' Showboat during the Romance on the Harbour Cruise. Indulge in a cocktail from our fully licensed cash bar while you watch the sun set, and dance under starry skies after enjoying a delicious buffet-style dinner prepared fresh by our chef.
Mariposa Cruises has been sailing the city's Harbourfront from April to New Year's Eve for more than 25 years and welcomes over 100,000 guests each season. Mariposa Cruises has built its reputation as the leader in the Toronto harbour, with an impressive fleet of seven distinctive ships, varying in size and style. Docked in a prime location at Toronto's waterfront alongside Queens Quay Terminal, Mariposa Cruises can accommodate groups of 15 to 575.
Billy Bishop Goes to War
7:30PM – July 4-5, 8-12, 15-19.
2:00PM – July 5, 12, 19.
Single Tickets: $32 Subscribe from $87.
Through raucous stories, haunting memories and vibrant song, Billy Bishop recounts his life from humble beginnings to fame and glory as Canada's greatest flying ace. Part musical, part drama, this inspiring and poignant look at a national hero is not to be missed.
Directed by Danny Harvey.
For tickets: www.rosetheatre.ca
Rose Theatre, Brampton — 1 Theatre Lane
Honda Indy
INDYCAR has officially announced its 2014 series schedule will feature TWO full length, points awarding IndyCar Series races in Toronto once again-one on July 19 and one on July 20 next summer.
The weekend festival runs July 18 – 20 at Exhibition Place, with expanded city-wide events taking place the whole week long. With the help of fan feedback, we are working to confirm a support series schedule packed with varied types of action on the track, and continue to focus on the off-track festival of craft beer, specialty food trucks, adrenaline filled stunt shows, exhibits, contests and entertainment.
Renewal tickets will be on sale soon! Watch your inbox for renewal incentives (always our best offer of the year) and detailed instructions on how to secure your seats.
Honda Indy Toronto President Charlie Johnstone reflects on the announcement, survey results and the 2014 planning already underway in his latest "Life in the Fast Lane" blog.
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Toronto Blue Jays vs. Texas Rangers
The best in Major League Baseball!!!
Game times: July 18 @ 7:07pm; July 19 @ 1:07pm; and July 20 @ 1:07pm.
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Venue: Rogers Centre — 1 Blue Jays Way
Honda Indy Toronto
July 18 – July 20, 2014. The Honda Indy Toronto is a week-long festival of racing, food, craft beer, live entertainment, VIP parties, charity events, and interactive activities for everyone at Exhibition Place in downtown Toronto.
For more information, a full festival schedule and tickets visit www.hondaindy.com.
Dinosaur Zoo
Direct from Australia, Erth's DINOSAUR ZOO Live brings an awesome array of prehistoric creatures to life on stage. From cute baby dinos to teeth-gnashing giants, your family will observe and interact with extraordinary, life-like creatures in this highly imaginative, entertaining and educational live show.
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Return To Grace
RETURN TO GRACE traces the greatest musical moments of a generation with song favourites that include "Heartbreak Hotel", "All Shook Up", "Love Me Tender", and more! From the early years, through to the amazing '68 Comeback Special, to the historical Aloha from Hawaii concert, experience RETURN TO GRACE to re-live the music that changed rock and roll forever!
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Francis Bacon and Henry Moore: Terror and Beauty
Francis Bacon and Henry Moore: Terror and Beauty brings together two giants of 20th-century British art in a major exhibition of sculpture and paintings. Organized by the AGO in conjunction with the U.K.'s renowned Ashmolean Museum, this exhibit will feature over 60 works by the two highly influential artists as well as a number of photographs and archival materials dating from the Second World War. Contemporaries but not friends, Bacon and Moore shared an obsession with expressing themes of suffering, struggle, and survival in relation to the human body. They survived the Second World War and were subsequently haunted by the conflict, which they represented through manifestations of the body in various states of contortion. Drawing on their personal experiences from the London Blitz, this exhibit demonstrates how the two artists reflected differently upon psychological torment. This is the first Canadian exhibition of Bacon's work and the presentation also includes rarely-seen Moore artworks.
April 5 to July 20, 2014.
Art Gallery of Ontario — 317 Dundas St. W.
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Habari Africa Festival
It's impossible to define what exactly is African culture, music, food, film, fashion and art. Join us for a weekend of exploration and engagement with the art, sounds and tastes of Africa.
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Katy Perry: The Prismatic World Tour
Show dates: July 18, July 19 and July 21.
Due to overwhelming demand during Katy Perry's PRISMATIC WORLD TOUR presale, second Toronto and Edmonton shows were announced yesterday. Today, a third Toronto and second Vancouver date have just been added! Tickets for all shows will go on sale to the public on Monday, January 27th at 10:00AM local time.
Katy Perry announced details of the North American leg of her highly anticipated PRISMATIC WORLD TOUR in support of PRISM , which debuted at number one on The Billboard 200 and remains in the Top Ten three months after release. The state-of-the art stage, specifically designed by Katy for THE PRISMATIC WORLD TOUR, allows her to get closer to her fans than ever before. The one-of-a-kind set design will provide concert-goers with a truly magical experience from every angle in the arena. Ticket offerings include a limited number of general admission tickets in the intimate "Reflection Section".
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Windows Update problems!
Okay, first things first... Windows hasn't updated itself so far. I could turn my computer off without waiting for win to check for updates, probably the windows updates feature/automatic updates was deactivated, I don't know, I've just bought my pc some months ago. Yesterday I installed the Windows Essential pack, because I needed the Movie Maker software. Win Essentials 2012 didnt work for me, so I installed the 2011 version, but to no avail...The problem was with movie maker, it simply didn't open, so I decided to uninstall Windows Essential. I immediately noticed some changes in Win, the icon of the shut down button has changed for example. When I wanted to shut down my pc, it began to search for updates, (I repeat, it never did before) but I unplugged my computer. I turned on my computer today, and after some 10 minutes the screen resolution and the theme of my win has changed automatically, (it totally looked like win xp) and by checking the add/remove programs folder, it turned out that win had installed an old version of Intel driver (Intel (R) Graphics Media Accelerator Driver 22.214.171.1240), since I had Intel(R) Chipset Device Software 188.8.131.527. And Win had also installed Microsoft Office 2003, but I had already had the 2007 version.
1. What made these changes in windows updates feature?
2. Why does it install old softwares and drivers?
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Windows 7 doesn't install Office 2003 at all - ever - without user instruction and assistance.
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HTTP DDoS attack mitigation using tarpitting
Recently, the anti-spam organization Spamhaus has come under yet another distributed denial-of-service attack. With some help from our good friends at myNetWatchman we were able to obtain a sample of the malware used in the attack. This one is particularly nasty, starting up 1500 threads to send randomized HTTP requests to Spamhaus' webserver in a loop. This attack tool doesn't have a command-and-control mechanism, so it was likely force-installed on all the infected systems of an existing botnet.
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