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Game: Pokemon Red and Blue/Green
Song: Lavender Town theme
Composer: Junichi Masuda
Above: The original Lavender Town theme from the first release of Red and Green in Japan
The Pokemon series is full of creepy allusions if you look hard enough, but by far the creepiest place in all the Pokemon kingdom is Lavender Town and its depressing Pokemon Tower in the Kanto region of Pokemon Red and Blue. Meant to showcase Ghost-type Pokemon, Lavender Town reeks of death. As you ascend the seven-story mausoleum of the Pokemon Tower, you see nothing but grave after grave and trainers wailing in anguish at the loss of their beloved Pokemon friends. It's also the homeplace of Cubone, who wears his dead mother's skull as a mask to hide his own face.
Lavender Town's story goes beyond the in-game creepiness though, and the eerie audio track itself sparked an intense urban legend. The story goes that the properties of the Lavender Town theme audio, particularly some of the high pitched tones, caused mental disturbances specifically in children (whose ears are much better at hearing higher frequencies), and in at least a few cases drove the childen to commit suicide. Symptoms, allegedly documented by Game Freak employee Satou Harue, included headaches/migraines, nosebleeds, insomnia, hemorrhaging of the brain and violent behavior. The effects of the tone weren't discovered until after the game released because only adults were involved in the testing process.
And of course, to make the story appear more credible, it includes the usual conspiracy theory bits about Game Freak and Nintendo paying people off and covering the whole thing up. The one thing that can't be denied though, is that in subsequent versions of the game in Japan and worldwide, the Lavender Town music is noticably altered to remove the higher pitched tones.
Above: The slightly altered, less suicide-inducing version from Pokemon Red and Blue
Above: The Lavender Town theme played backwards is not for the faint of heart. Can you feel the ghosts swishing past your head?
But it's still just an urban legend... right?
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Patches commented on the blog post After Many A Summer Dies The Big Bird
I know hippie punching is fashionable these days, but finally! Thank you, Charlie, for pointing out how far to the right this country has drifted in the last 30 years. And finally, criticism for a Democratic president who has governed to the right of Nixon, to the right of Eisenhower, is an admitted blue dog, and I would lay better than even odds that he would cripple social security and medicare if given half a chance, all in the name of pretend fiscal policy that somehow magically isn't a problem during Republican administrations. I breathe a breath of fresh air, because, let's face it, most of what we hear on this site and others is that we can't criticize him, that criticism=voting green or something (it doesn't), and he gets a free pass because he's got a D next to his name and look at the alternative. It took that alternative going to Obama's left last night for some to get it, even if he lied through his teeth, but what the hell.
I hope Obama and his political advisors are finally getting what the great Harry Perkins said (oh, how we need one of you now, Harry) when advised by his Chancellor to move to the center, "I once tried middle of the road, got run down by traffic in both directions."
I disagree with Chomsky on this point. As I asserted in my post, and as Atrios asserted the other day, maybe they don't know it already.
It's not brainless. I'm a fairly smart guy, and I know what it means and can use it correctly in a sentence.
It may be cliche, but it has validity going back thousands of years anytime somebody with intelligence (in the information gathering sense) communicates with somebody with the power, whether that is power over the degree to which you live in a free society, you keep a job and eat, or whether you live or die.
In the context of my earlier post, it means telling members of the Democratic party that there are a lot of us out here who find their policies don't meet the standard of where we would like the Democratic party to be, including the President. Just a shorter way of saying it.
May I ask what problem you have with that particular phrase? It has valid meaning.
It means, do you have the balls to tell the President he's wrong because he's wrong and not be a squirming little toadie because he happens to be a president who's a member of the Democratic party.
How much truth do you think Obama gets in a day if he doesn't go out and do that searching on his own, if he lets other people determine what comes across his desk?
Atrios posted about this just the other day regarding a meeting he was in with Obama. There was also an episode of The West Wing with this theme, the one where they were deciding whether or not to hire Josh Molina's character in season 4, I believe. Fiction, but valid.
It also goes back to the tyrant who would kill the messenger if he didn't tell him what he wanted to hear. The question of the day for the messenger to stay alive: what version of events does the tyrant want to hear?
I know, let's all pretend things are just peachy. That "we create reality" stuff I hear the righties talk about. We'd still be in Vietnam if we did that, but what the hell.
I'll take sucky, too.
Change happens 1x1x1 with people changing on an individual level first. The amount of change that needs to take place on an individual level for any meaningful change to occur on the collective level makes it seem a monumental undertaking that must be impossible, like changing the caste system in India.
But there we are. The US is an adolescent country psychologically and it needs to grow the fuck up.
Until then, we can talk, we can fight for elected representatives that may cast a deciding vote on something meaningful, and it may not be our lifetimes before something is really accomplished, but hopefully it won't ultimately be too late.
On the other hand, meh, it's all an experiment. Experiments fail. There have been many failed empires and humanity is still very young compared to other life forms on earth.
And if we've messed up mammalian habitat too badly, it won't matter anyway.
TBogg, I luvs ya, we go back many years together, but you seem terribly black and white on this issue.
Would you put Digby under this "progressive" label? Cornel West? It seems like they're merely speaking truth to power. They don't want Chomsky to be president, and neither do I.
The whole root of this abstract noun designed to cause a visceral reaction, terror, isn't that hard to figure out. If you keep people in camps, or in extreme poverty, with the vicious brutality of a colonial era, followed by the US giving arms and loads of money to a 0.1% which effectively continues those policies in a post-colonial era, you now have multiple generations that basically don't have anything to live for.
We're going to punish you and beat you down and rub your nose in the shit simply for your bad luck of where and when you were born. And if you try and rise up against it following the natural urge to be angry about that sort of thing, we'll punish you some more. Drone surveillance and warfare is just the latest form of this.
The neo-fascist right in this country wants to continue the punishment but in ever increasing magnitudes, until…what? These people are somehow magically going to "mind themselves" and "know their place?"
This all has to stop somewhere.
I, like many, got all hopey and changey in 2008. I thought we had another FDR. We needed one. I was terribly disappointed. Many are. People like Digby, and John Aravosis, Jane, and Cornel West saw through this, and perhaps many of us should have listened to them.
You're old enough, you've seen how far to the right this country has moved in the last 30 years. Many of Obama's policies are arguably to the right of Nixon's. To the right of Eisenhower's.
Somebody's got to push back, even if their idealism seems quaint. Somebody's got to speak out loud for what this country could be, not for what it is, a nation not of people who are all in this together, helping each other, but of producers and consumers where life doesn't mean much outside the sphere of the fictional concept of money, and if you dare point that out, you're in deep shit.
Those drones may be over your house soon, you may have to get used to that buzz 24 hours a day. Shouldn't we try and stop that before it's too late?
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I must admit, I got all hopie and changie in 2008. I thought we were getting a President who would enact FDRs second bill of rights. I was wrong. It was a great disappointment.
People like Jane, Digby, John Aravosis, Cornel West, et al, saw this coming. I (we?) might have listened to them, and we would not be so disappointed now.
But as TBogg points out, what are our choices? People are not going to rise up en masse and occupy Washington and all the various industrial complexes.
I think a legitimate argument can be made that this country has moved so far to the right in the last 30 years that any fair evaluation of the Obama administration's policies puts him (and Clinton) to the right of Nixon, to the right of Eisenhower. Obama and Clinton are what used to be called moderate Republicans.
But what are our options? Personally, I think it's do the best we can with what we've got and keep pushing. Keep educating. That's why people like Jane, Digby, Greenwald, Howie Klein, etc., are so important. Keep pushing. Keep educating. The change will come one person at a time. 1+1+1 might be our new mantra.
But can we do it without killing ourselves over the lack of perceived movement when compared to our ideals?
And now for something completely different. The makers of Atlas Shrugged Part I are suing for royalties and alleging copyright infringement. Hilarious. http://www.deadline.com/2012/05/relativity-netflix-sued-over-atlas-shrugged-part-1-license-fees/
Anybody seen the movie version of Never Let Me Go? Any good? I'm nuts about Carey Mulligan.
Highly recommend the movie version of Slaughterhouse Five, and, of course, the movie of Ishiguro's Remains of the Day.
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Kavalan is yet another fine example of a new Asian distillery that is coming out with some fantastic single malt. The Kavalan Single Malt is one of their entry level expressions but it sure packs a punch.
The nose highlights the lovely notes of the Oak and Vanilla from the cask in which this spirit was matured in as well some distinct fruity notes.. I'd say more Mango and Papaya is what stood out for me..
The continuity and consistency about this malt was probably what made it so special.. It was like the palate was a continuation of the nose with those juicy Mango flavors along with the Vanilla and a dash of spices. The best part though was how the malt has this rich creamy feel to it in your mouth and boy that felt really nice!
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As a small but long time single malt collector I had the opportunity to travel to Taiwan and try their local single malt, the kavalan. Went for their 40% standard kavalan single malt. Light but well rounded with a range of fruits. Long lasting with a warm finish. Fit in well between Japanese and Scottish single malts.I can see the Kavalan range becoming much more common and popular in the UK.
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DOS is Keller's second Grateful Grass release to benefit the Rex Foundation, featuring Jeff Austin, Keith Moseley, and Michael Kang. DOS was recored live at "Nightfall of Diamonds" A Benefit for the Rex Foundation at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco on December 7th, 2013.
We are happy to announce that all proceeds from the sale of this album, just like the previous Grateful Grass release - REX and the instrumental piano album - KEYS, will be donated to the Rex Foundation. DOS is available now at iTunes and at nugs.net.
Keller's Fall Tour dates are out with a little something for everyone...solo, funk, grass and more!
Where will we see you this Fall? Complete dates, tickets and project details here.
Fan Club Pre-Sale begins Tuesday, July 15thPublic On-Sale begins Friday, July 18th
ALL ABOARD….It is on! Once again, Keller will be rocking the "City of Fredericksburg" riverboat for a 3 hour tour that may get you stranded on a sand bar for a little while, but that's way better than a deserted island! If you've never been on this trip before, ask someone who has, it's an amazing, intimate evening filled with music, drinks and fun. We've said it before and it's true…..the whole boat is backstage!
We will depart from the Fredericskburg City Docks located at the lower end of Sophia Street in downtown Fredericksburg, VA. Boarding is at 5:30pm and the boat will LEAVE at 6:00 pm SHARP! This is a super intimate show and tickets are limited, to say the least. Don't delay buying your tickets or you may be left on the dock waving as we chug down the river!
Here are the details:Friday, July 25, 2014Board at 5:30pm, Depart at 6:00 pm. The boat will return around 9:30-10pm.Tickets are $50 and available ONLY here!
Finally, Summer is almost here! Check out this Summer Camp Sessions video of Keller with More Than A Little at last year's festival (ft. Victor Wooten on bass). We'll be back again this year! For a complete list of upcoming dates and festivals click here!
We're returning to Lockn' Festival this summer with two great collaborations! Keller Williams' Grateful Grass and Grateful Gospel.Here's what to expect...
TWO SHOWS - Grateful Grass ft. Jeff Austin & Keith MoseleyONE SHOW - Grateful Gospel ft. More Than A Little w/ John Kadlecik (Furthur)
Keller Williams ft. More Than a Little w/ John Kadlecik from Furthur on guitar - will perform songs from The Grateful Dead and Jerry Garcia repertoire. The focus will be on the spiritual gospel side, as well as dead songs done in a gospel way...the Gospel of Jerry. Ahman. - Kw.
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Good afternoon to you from Cardiff City Stadium where the Bluebirds host Huddersfield in the first home match of the season.
Cardiff boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has promised changes to the starting XI that drew 1-1 with Blackburn on the opening night, and we're expecting team news around 2pm.
Stay with us throughout the afternoon for live updates, pictures and some wonderful banter too!
Good afternoon to you from Cardiff City Stadium where the Bluebirds host Huddersfield in the first home match of the season.
Cardiff boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has promised changes to the starting XI that drew 1-1 with Blackburn on the opening night, and we're expecting team news around 2pm.
Stay with us throughout the afternoon for live updates, pictures and some wonderful banter too!
So, who is expected to play today?
Here's our predicted teams...
Cardiff City (4-4-2): Marshall; Brayford, Hudson (capt), Connolly, Fabio; Burgstaller, Whittingham, Gunnarson, Daehli; Jones, Le Fondre.
Huddersfield Town (4-4-2): Smithies; Smith, Peltier (capt), Lynch, Dixon; Butterfield, Norwood, Coady, Majewski; Stead, Wells.
Official team news expected around 2pm. Always interesting when Mr Solskjaer is involved!
Ones to watch
Cardiff - Guido Burgstaller: Scored Cardiff's first goal against Coventry and produced an effective performance wide in midfield. Le Fondre was asked to play out of position at Blackburn, but surely Burgstaller has done enough to secure a starting role on the right.
Huddersfield - Nahki Wells: Bermudan international who scored 42 League goals in 65 starts plus 26 substitute appearances for Bradford before joining Huddersfield last January. Fired a hat-trick in their 5-3 Capital One Cup win at Chesterfield.
Who's the man in the middle today?
Keith Hill (Hertfordshire). Was in the middle for the remarkable 6-6 Capital One Cup draw between Dagenham and Brentford this week. Hill has booked six players in two fixtures so far, while during 2013-14 he cautioned 47 and showed red three times in 12 matches.
A quick look inside new look #CardiffCity prog #CF11. Get yours at the stadium https://t.co/cTatZBf3LQ— Cardiff City FC (@CardiffCityFC) August 16, 2014
Team news should be coming any second now folks...
Cardiff City XI: Marshall, Brayford, Hudson, Connolly, Fabio, Adeyemi, Whittingham, Daehli, Burgstaller, Le Fondre, Jones
Cardiff City subs: Moore, Kim, Eikrem, Gunnarsson, Guerra, Maynard, Morrison
New boy Sean Morrison among the subs...
So, Adam Le Fondre says he wants to play up front.
Hopefully this formation will allow him to join up with Kenwyne Jones up top.
Either way, he's favourite for first goal today.
Get your cash on @A1F1E9 pic.twitter.com/Hr6wYK4jsX— Gareth Rogers (@GR_WelshSport) August 16, 2014
Here's the CCS in all it's sunny glory today.
the Cardiff City Stadium. ready for Huddersfield https://t.co/fPtrEOiIYI— Gareth Rogers (@GR_WelshSport) August 16, 2014
nd, if you haven't seen the new Ninian Stand up close yet...
the Cardiff City Stadium. ready for Huddersfield https://t.co/fPtrEOiIYI— Gareth Rogers (@GR_WelshSport) August 16, 2014
Our man Terry Phillips has already been busy today.
He says: "I went to watch Cardiff City under-18 team this morning.
"They lost 2-0 v Birmingham. Even, but Birmingam took lead just before half-time.
"Sam Hammam, Paul Bodin and Craig Bellamy were al at Trefforest for under-16 and under-18 games."
Must have been some interesting conversations.
Buzzing Cardiff first home game off the season. Big 3 points to get it started! #CCFC— Rhys healey (@evitthealey) August 16, 2014
Here's what everybody has been waiting for...
Today's team sheet.
The @CardiffCityFC team sheet for today's game. pic.twitter.com/CiSd2kefHP— Gareth Rogers (@GR_WelshSport) August 16, 2014
The players of both team are currently out doing their warm-ups.
The Huddersfield players warm up at the @CardiffCityFC Stadium #ccfc pic.twitter.com/4rgjcgL7D3— Gareth Rogers (@GR_WelshSport) August 16, 2014
While there are people in it, I think it's fair to say the new tier of the Ninian Stand won't be full today.
The new stand won't be full today. pic.twitter.com/bwM2yOXEeh— Gareth Rogers (@GR_WelshSport) August 16, 2014
Here is the scene from the warm-ups at the Cardiff City Stadium.
The team are walking out at the Cardiff City Stadium.
Here they are
Teams are ready! https://t.co/YdOdKvHVar— Cardiff City FC (@CardiffCityFC) August 16, 2014
Before we get underway, here is Ole's team...
Marshall, Brayford, Hudson, Connolly, Fabio, Adeyemi, Whittingham, Daehli, Burgstaller, Le Fondre, Jones
We think it will be 4-4-2 with Daelhil and Burstaller playing wide but let's see.
Here come the new-look yellow #htafc! We're just moments from kick-off at the Cardiff City Stadium (DTS) pic.twitter.com/GQZiusWebx— Huddersfield Town (@htafcdotcom) August 16, 2014
You can always count on Twitter for a bit of comedy.
And #Huddersfield Town's European adventure begins.... #Cardiff city away :p #UTT #htafc— Kayfabe Work (@kayfabework) August 16, 2014
And we are under way...
The Cardiff City Stadium crowd are in full voice and the Bluebirds kick off their home campaign.
Pre-match message at Cardiff City ahead of kickoff as the p.a announcer plays Men Of Harlech pic.twitter.com/l0WWhwBmBQ— Jeff Collins (@jeffsrockshow) August 16, 2014
Early pressure from Huddersfield.
Jacob Butterfield puts in two testing corner kicks.
John Brayford goes down the right and gets a cross in.
Keeper Alex Smithies is equal to it.
Good start from the Bluebirds.
The Supporters Trust shirts have been very popular today and look pretty good quality close up.
Great 2 see so many Trust blue shirts @ stadium 2 day along with other blue shirts Very few red— CCFCSupportersTrust (@CCST1927) August 16, 2014
The first real roar from the Cardiff City faithful as Le Fondre chases Deahli's cross down.
He does well to win a corner.
The Bluebirds look good when they play at high tempo.
Cardiff are looking lively down the left with Fabio and Daehli but no real end product.
It's fair to say the Cardiff City Stadium is about 2/3 full. The atmosphere has taken a bit of a lull. A few hundred Huddersfield fans are making a bit of noise.
With that, a chorus of "We'll always be blue" breaks out.
Le Fondre is lining up behind Jones and looks Cardiff's most dangerous player but, as yet, hasn't got into a scoring position.
Jon Stead is up front Huddersfield today. Cardiff City fans will have some bad memories of him.
Nakhi Wells looks lively too and wins a corner down the right.
But after a bid of a melee, Marshall gathers it.
The Huddersfield fans are signing "We'll always be blue." The irony being, they are playing in yellow.
Meanwhile, the players break for drinks and Kenyne Jones does the ayatollah.
Another player who Cardiff fans have seen enough of down the years, is Radoslaw Majewski.
I'll be honest, I hope he doesn't see too much of the ball.
Chance Cardiff
Cardiff win a throw down the right.
The ball breaks for Daehli on the right edge of the box.
He crossed low to Jones but the ball goes through the striker's legs when a goal looked an easier option.
Peter Whittingham with a thunderbolt from 25 yards.
That was a sublime strike from Whttingham.
Almost exactly the same as the one the hit the bar against Wolfsburg.
He's found his range now. Look out Championship!
Bluebirds fans break into a chorus of "He does what he wants." as Le Fondre wins a corner that Whittingham will take.
Whittingham puts it in and Cardiff win another corner, which Kenwyne Jones almost heads in.
Smithies clears.
Everybody likes to talk about Daehli and Burgstaller as Cardiff's creative stars but Whittingham takes some stopping on this form.
Now every time he gets the ball, the fans shout: "Shoooooooot!"
Two chances for Huddersfield.
First Majewski was stopped in his tracks by Adeyemi and then Wells could not get a toe onto a wonderful cross from the right.
Still 1-0 Cardiff.
GOAAALLL Cardiff.
It was a scramble but Kenwyne Jones appeared to get the final touch.
To be honest, that all happened a bit quickly but Brayford went down the right and Jones had two bites of the cherry before scoring.
That said, from the moment he got the ball, a goal seemed inevitable.
Superb stuff.
John Brayford's forays down the right are really starting to pay off for him.
I must admit, I've been sceptical all pre-season but he's really pinning Huddersfield back now with Daehli playing in front of him.
But this one ain't over yet.
Majewski wins a corner for Huddersfield down the right.
Matt Connolly rises well to clear the danger though.
Fabio shows both sides of his game as he uses his magnificent first touch but then plays an awful pass straight back to the opposition, leaving himself hopelessly out of position.
Tommy Smith has his first real run at Fabio and it looks as though Huddersfield feel as though they can get some joy down the Cardiff left.
But the Bluebirds hold firm and clear the danger.
2 min of added time...
Goal Huddersfield.
Murray Wallace hammers home after Marshall makes a great save.
Cardiff City 2-1 Huddersfield Town
It absolutely unbelievable Cardiff City have gone in just 2-1 up.
If ever a game looked in the bag!
There were seconds left of the half when Wallace hammered home.
New @cardiffcityfc signing Anthony Pilkington does Ayatollah pic.twitter.com/rrn3iwHsu3— Rob Phillips (@robphillipshere) August 16, 2014
And we are back underway at the Cardiff City Stadium.
Huddersfield go on the attack with Majewski.
But his strike is dealt with by Marshall.
Adeyemi looks a lively player for Cardiff, when he gets the ball.
Problem being, he couldn't feed Le Fondre.
Burgstaller is replaced by Aron Gunnarsson on his home debut.
And what a goal.
Kenwyne Jones finishes after WHittingham goes down the left and feeds Adeyemi.
Daehli prodded it to Jones in the box and he couldn't miss.
3-1 Cardiff
I was just about to say how Gunnarsson coming on would allow Adeyemi to get further forward.
It worked a treat and his strike was the factor that made all the difference there.
Chance Cardiff!
Connolly goes down the left and crossed to Gunnarsson.
The midfielder headed just over the bar.
Great work from the center back.
Cardiff are fizzing now.
Fabio goes down the left and puts Jones into space again. Huddersfiled scramble clear though.
I sense that this Cardiff team, if given opportunity to attack, can be dangerous.
Almost a hat-trick for Kenwyne.
Le Fondre chipped a delightful cross from the left edge of the penalty area onto Jones' head and it went inches over.
Superb play from Mats Daehli.
Jinked his feet on the edge of the box and chipped in towards Jones, when he probably should have leathered it.
Cardiff are rampant at the moment.
This diamond formation looks to be really working.
Javi Guerra comes on for goal hero Kenwyne Jones.
What an array of striking options Ole has at his disposal.
Jon Stead gets the chance to fire a bullet header at David Marshall but, uncharacteristically, he directs it limply to the keeper.
Huddersfield hit the post.
Nakhi Wells turns Hudson in the box and smashes the ball onto David Marshall's post.
That was a warning for the Bluebirds.
Jon Stead is replaced by Harry Bunn.
Huddersfield scorer Murray Wallace takes a yellow card for a foul on Peter Whittingham.
But Huddersfield keep the free kick out.
Magnus Eikrem on for Mats Moller Daehli
Today's attendance...20,749
That number will increase if Cardiff keep winning like this.
Cardiff have impressed me today with the way they've kept possession since going 3-1 up.
Huddersfield are dangerous though, as Bunn's strike forces a great save from Marhsalll and the odd lapse in concentration is always giving the visitors hope.
Eikrem's corner is headed wide from Gunnarsson.
We are approaching added time...
5 min of added time.
Almost a penalty for Cardiff.
Eikrem's ball to Le Fondre got the strike in on Lynch, who took him down, right on the edge.
Cardiff City 3-1 Huddersfield Town
That's a great result for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and the sort of win the fans were after.
Things are looking good for the Bluebirds already.
It wasn't always totally convincing and at time the Bluebirds switched off but Ole's diamond formation really did seem to work, in terms of keeping possession.
Stay with us, I'll be speaking to Ole very shortly.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer..
"We started a bit slow and their system caused us problems. I switched it around after 25 minutes and that worked well.
Great strike by Whitts, The 4-4-2 restricts him.
We thought 2-0 at half time would be great but we gave them a chance by lapsing in concentration.
The third goal was the best for me.
Kenwyne has been working hard. He's still not fit enough for 90 minutes but he caused the opposition problems."
Are we seeing a different Kenwyne Jones?
We are still working on Kenwyne, He can definitely get fitter. He's a big lad and it's hard work for him.
He came to us in January and we just threw him in and played him on adrenaline. With a full pre-season, it's a different Kenwyne Jones we see.
I spoke to him n the summer and we had text conversations.
It's not easy coming in to a struggling side and having to get yourself fit
He wants to keep improving and I have told him not to set goal targets. I never did.
We have other goal scorers, Macheda, Nicky Maynard and Javi Guerra.
If Hudson and Connolly keep defending the way they are it will be great.
How about Adeyemi?
He gives us a different dimension. There are not many midfielders who can play in a two these days but he can. Today he was man of the match.
To win at home is important for the players and the fans. I was pleased with a point at Blackburn but we can improve.
Do you feel the pressure?
I'm looking forward to a full season. I feel pressure to perform but there's pressure on everybody in this business.
We've got to perform every day, every week and every month.
We have to keep improving.
What about Huddersfield?
They posed us a test with their system but we have players who know this Championship and they are vital for us.
I went to see Wigan v Reading and I knew I had to get Morrison in.
There more I experience Championship football, the better I will become.
How will you use Pilkington?
He's a wide man who can come in off his left or right. He's got two great feet and he chips in with goals.
With Nooney out we don't really have a wideman. He will hug the touchline and take people on.
Our strikers want crosses and he will be in the squad against Wigan. He would have been today if the paperwork had gone through in time.
Why did you change the system?
I changed the system to get Mats more involved in the game. The more he gets on the ball, the better he is.
He affects opponents and he gets us playing.
He's only going to improve. He's not going to get time on the ball but he doesn't need it.
That's it from Ole, let us know your thoughts on our Facebook page.


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Is there a place for MMO magazines?
In the vein of the World of Warcraft magazine, Massively reports that NCSoft has announced a magazine for the MMORPG Aion. Unlike the quarterly World of Warcraft magazine, the Aion magazine will be digital-only and come out every four weeks, or roughly every month. The Aion magazine also features bonus in-game items for players who pre-order, such as armor dyes and consumables. The magazine announcement actually begs the question about whether there's much sense in publishing magazines for an MMO, a constantly evolving and growing game.
I subscribed to the World of Warcraft magazine mostly out of a love for the print medium, even though I'm well aware that the information published therein could be made obsolete by a single patch or hotfix. Working for WoW.com, I understand the value of online content which can be updated very quickly and frequently. Best of all, most online magazines (as opposed to Aion's digital format) are free. That said, the World of Warcraft magazine looked gorgeous from the previews and from an artistic standpoint, I always believed there was value in a well-made and laid out publication.
I'll have a better idea of what to think when my magazine actually arrives. That's the other thing. Aion's digital-only magazine will presumably be available for download, giving instant gratification. Online magazines are just one web browser away. The World of Warcraft magazine, on the other hand, was due to come out in the 4th quarter last year but encountered a few bumps along the road and was pushed back ever so slightly. When we learned that it finally started shipping early this year, I was pretty stoked to get my hands on one. But it's now March and nothing has arrived in the mail, so that's a big minus for print subscriptions right there. Sure, I live in Asia, but I paid my $69.95 just like everybody else. I'd almost forgotten about it, actually, but Massively's post about Aion's mag reminded me and got me more than a little upset that I haven't gotten my copy two months after folks started getting theirs. Kwurky can only keep me amused for so long, after all.
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Fueling up for a busy day, Ali Larter was out and about in West Hollywood on Wednesday (December 19).
The "Heroes" star looked great in a black leather jacket, hot pink top, black-and-white plaid miniskirt, and black leggings as she pumped up her Mercedes.
Looking flawless and fabulous, Ali Larter stepped out of the salon in Studio City, California on Tuesday (December 4).
The "Heroes" star wore a classy beige draped top, along with a matching sweater and trousers as she headed out past the awaiting shutterbugs.
Enjoying some bonding time, Ali Larter and her son, Theodore, took care of some errands in West Hollywood on Sunday (December 2).
The "Obsessed" actress looked bright in a blue sweater, dark jeans, and animal-print shoes, as she and her adorable little boy shopped at Whole Foods.
While the purpose of the evening was to honor the top men (and Rihanna) in the entertainment industry, the 2012 GQ Men of the Year party last night (November 13) also had plenty of beautiful ladies.
"Pitch Perfect" babe Brittany Snow showed up at the Chateau Marmont in a vintage YSL dress teamed with Jerome Rousseau shoes, mingling with a Temperley London-wearing Julianne Hough.
Hiding a big black eye under her sunglasses, Ali Larter left a medical building in Beverly Hills, CA on Monday (October 8).
The 36-year-old actress looked casually hot in denim shorts, Converse sneakers, and a black top, quickly walking past the waiting photographers.
It was a star-studded affair this afternoon (October 6), as the beautiful ladies of of Tinseltown turned up for the third annual Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic in Los Angeles, CA.
Adding some sexy spice to the Windy City, Ali Larter attended a special event at Bloomingdale's in Chicago for Fashion's Night Out last evening (September 6).
The beautiful "Heroes" starlet hosted "Fame, Fashion, and Flavor" as part of the swanky happenings going on around the globe.
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I was thinking recently how similar Desmond Mason, Kyle Weaver and T-Bone Selofosha are in physical stature and then the thinking branched out into some similarities in their style of play. They are all within an inch or so in height (variously listed between 6'5″ and 6'7″) at around 6'6″, and all having skinny frames. Desmond is probably the bulkiest, but would still be considered thin. They all can play multiple positions and have a reputation for being above average defenders. None of them however possesses much of a jumpshot. These however are the guys that Presti has assembled at the shooting guard position.
I thought I would take a look at how these guys stack up so far and what direction the team might go with the position going forward.
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Jim Hollock�s first book, a true-crime tale set in Pennsylvania, got strong reviews and decent sales when it appeared in 2011. Now Born to Lose is losing momentum � yet Amazon, to the writer�s intense frustration, has increased the price by nearly a third. �At this point, people need an inducement,� said Hollock, a retired corrections official. �But instead of lowering the price, Amazon is raising it.�
Other writers and publishers have the same complaint. They say Amazon, which became the biggest force in bookselling by discounting so heavily it often lost money, has been cutting back its deals for scholarly and small-press books. That creates the uneasy prospect of a two-tier system where some books are priced beyond an audience�s reach.
It is difficult to comprehensively track the movement of prices on Amazon, so the evidence is anecdotal and fragmentary. But books are one of the few consumer items that still have a price printed on them. Any Amazon customer who uses the retailer�s �Saved for Later� basket has noticed its prices have all the permanence of plane fares. No explanation is ever given for why a price has changed.
Bruce Joshua Miller, president of Miller Trade Book Marketing, a Chicago firm representing university and independent presses, said he recently surveyed 18 publishers. �Fourteen responded and said that Amazon had over the last few years either lowered discounts on scholarly books or, in the case of older or slow-selling titles, completely eliminated them,� he said.
Amazon says it is not belatedly trying to improve its anaemic profit margins.
�We are actually lowering prices,� said Sarah Gelman, an Amazon spokeswoman. �We pay for these price decreases with relentless focus on improving our execution � and this commitment to low prices is one of the reasons our print books business continues to grow.�
Offered a list of random titles whose discounts had dropped, she said she would not talk about specific books. They included David Foster Wallace�s essay on John McCain, which went from 20% off to 10%. Ellen Galinsky�s Mind in the Making went from 32% off to 24%. Jim Harrison�s Songs of Unreason dropped from 32% off to 16%.
Higher prices have implications beyond annoyed authors. For all the hoopla around e-books, old-fashioned printed volumes are still a bigger business. Amazon sells about one in four printed books, according to industry estimates, a level of market domination with little precedent in the book trade.
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A new poster is about to hit your parish bulletin boards (and if you don't see it, ask for it!) and it features the faces of (almost) all the men and women in formation for the many religious orders of men and women who minister here in the Archdiocese. The men and women featured in this poster all come from, or are currently living in, the Archdiocese of Cincinnati and it is great to see their faces right along side the men who are seminarians for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati!
In addition to the men and women on this poster, let us keep in our prayers the other men and women who have followed God's will to join orders outside the Archdiocese and the sons and daughters of our parishes who have already taken their final vows and who are currently living out their religious vocation.
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General Motors (GM) said late Thursday that it will delay the release of its fourth-quarter results due to accounting issues, but it expects to report record revenue and a significant bottom-line improvement for the period.
GM said its finance arm, GMAC, is finalizing its financial statements for 2006 and its balance sheet as of Nov. 3, the day GM sold a 51% stake in the business to a private equity group. GMAC isn't yet able to provide the financial information needed to complete the parent company's fourth-quarter financial results.
GM had been scheduled to report its results on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, the company said it will restate its financials for 2002 through the third quarter of 2006, due to deferred tax liabilities that were overstated because of errors made "primarily before 2002.""While these errors do not impact cash flow or previously reported cash balances, retained earnings as of Dec. 31, 2001 and subsequent periods were understated by a range of $450 million to $600 million as a result," GM said in a press release. In light of a recent focus by regulators on accounting rules for derivative securities and hedging activities, GM said it's reviewing its practices in this area. "While this review is still ongoing, GM currently anticipates that it will make accounting restatements in this area, and the completed review may result in additional restatements that could be material," said the company. "GM also is assessing various other miscellaneous adjustments for 2002 through 2006, and believes these adjustments, individually and collectively, will not be material on a consolidated basis." GM said it intends to provide further information on these issues in early February, and it also anticipates filing its annual 10K form with the Securities and Exchange Commission by its due date on March 1. As for its fourth-quarter performance, GM said it expects to show profitability for the period on a reported consolidated basis. Also, it improved its cash position in the year, ending 2006 with approximately $26.4 billion in cash and equivalents, including $2.5 billion of readily available Voluntary Employee Beneficiary Association assets. That marks a cash increase of about $5.9 billion over year-end 2005. Shares of GM were recently down 4 cents, or 0.1%, to $33.10 in after-hours trading. The stock gained 1.2% in the regular trading session.
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In 1926 you could mail-order a Thompson SMG or a Colt Monitor with the only delay being the post office for your check and shipping time to your door. Full auto, no background check, no registration.
In 1926 Al Capone was in charge of much of the crime in Chicago.
26 murders in 1926. That's 16.7 per 100k.
In 2012 you cannot mail order any kind of firearm and owning a machinegun requires both registration and a background check. None of that matters because you can't own one in Chicago and most regular firearms are very tightly regulated.
Al Capone is long dead.
532 murders in 2012. That's 19.7 per 100k.
Yup, gun control is working alright.
By way of comparison.
In 1926 Jacksonville the murder rate was 76.9 per 100,000 people!
In 2012 Jacksonville, FL had 108 murders, a rate of 13.1 per 100k.
In 1926 Tampa, FL had a murder rate of 67.6 per 100,000 people and last year it was 8.1!
Since the mid eighties Florida has made it much easier to buy and carry a firearm and to use one at need.
When you start talking about making the streets safer, make sure you check to see what actually works.
These statistics were far too easy to find online, so the gun control people are either willfully ignorant or lying about the purposes of their laws.
After watching them closely for the past 20 years, I think they are not ignorant.
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The 40,120-square-foot Ramona Building, 120 W. Fifth St., was built in 1922.
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A Mixed Mob at Mount Sinai?
When I think about Shavuot, the first image that pops into my head is a mob of Israelites gathered at the base of Mt. Sinai, impatiently waiting to receive the Torah amidst shofar blasts, smoke, and lightning. This image inevitably triggers Merle Feld's poignant poem, "We All Stood Together," and Judith Plaskow's iconic book, Standing Again at Sinai. Both of these feminist texts explore women's absence from Jewish tradition and from the moment of revelation and explore the ways that Judaism can transform itself to become more inclusive. I am well aware that feminism and gender are essential lenses for my Jewish experience (after all, I do work at JOFA) but I was a bit surprised that my subconscious had designated Shavuot as a holiday of exclusion. The Torah tells us that women, along with men, were present at Mt. Sinai, and the Midrash, rabbinic commentary, teaches that all of the souls of future generations of Jews were present at Sinai. That seems relatively egalitarian. Upon further thought, I realized that Ruth, the protagonist of our Shavuot narrative, embodied the marginalization that I was sensing and that Shavuot is an appropriate time to engage with the topic of exclusion.
Ruth is a woman, a widow, a convert, a penniless immigrant, and a Moabite (a different, hated race forbidden from entering the Jewish people). She is an outsider in every sense of the word. And yet, she is at the center of our Shavuot story, and at the core of the narrative of the Jewish people, as the great-grandmother of King David.
On many holidays, we focus on the ways that Jews were excluded, marginalized, and victimized by other cultures. On Hanukkah, we were oppressed by the Greeks. On Passover, we were enslaved by the Egyptians. On Tisha B'Av, we were victimized by the Babylonians and the Romans. All of these holidays memorialize times when Jews were marginalized as a nation. Ruth is notable because she was marginalized by the Jewish people. She was an outsider in the Jewish community. Yes, Ruth was ultimately a "success story." She converted to Judaism, married Boaz, a wealthy and prominent land owner in the community, and gave birth to Oved, the grandfather of King David. She ultimately overcame these disadvantages and was accepted into our Jewish narrative as the great-grandmother of King David and the paradigm of chesed, loving kindness, and selflessness. However, we should not focus solely on the end of the story, to the exclusion of her other identity markers. The story of Ruth should remind us of the ways that the Jewish community is still segmented, and should serve as an opportunity for us to explore the way that our community treats other individuals within the Jewish community, those who are "Other" because of their gender, their race, their socioeconomic or religious background.
On Shavuot, we have the rare opportunity to sit with our communities and study texts into the wee hours of the night until daybreak. Tikkun Leil Shavuot is an alternate reality with ebbing and flowing cycles of intensity—caffeine buzzes, catnaps, sugar rushes, crashes after the first few cups of coffee and pieces of cheesecake wear off. It can be a dreamy time, learning underneath the stars, finishing up that final chevrutah as the birds start chirping and the sun rises, eagerly anticipating receiving the Torah anew, and imagining what our ideal Jewish community should look like.
We have the opportunity to examine the big questions: What does it mean to receive the Torah? How does the Torah impact us all differently? How do we engage with the more difficult, exclusionary aspects of the Torah and halakhah? How can we build a more inclusive community? A more committed community? How can we create a community that would welcome and accept Ruth, a community that values and encourages the equal contributions of women to our ritual community? How will the Torah help us build the Jewish world that we are craving?
This Shavuot, let's embrace the opportunity to discuss those big questions, and explore ways to build the more equitable Jewish community that we crave. We could start by inviting more women to teach classes and address the congregation from the bima, including mothers' names in ketubot and aliyot, offering more childcare options during prayers and classes, or simply welcoming everyone with a warm smile, and the question, "How would you like to participate in our community?"
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Orthodox Women in St. Louis Write a Megillat Esther
Orthodox women reading Megillat Esther on Purim are a common sight in many communities, but this year, a group of Orthodox women in St. Louis has written their own megillah!
On Tuesday, after nearly three years of preparation, the St. Louis Women's Megillah Writing Project completed their megillah, just in time for Purim 2013. They celebrated this milestone with a siyyum, filled with words of Torah, reflections on their accomplishment, and a workshop for those who wanted to try out safrut (scribal calligraphy). Four primary scribes worked together to complete the megillah–Phyllis Shapiro, Shelly Wolf, Aviva Buck-Yael and Dorit Daphna-Iken. The megillah also contains illuminations by female artists, and was sewn together by another female participant.
This siyyum marks the completion of the firstmegillah written by Orthodox women in the United States, showcasing yet another way that Orthodox women can take ownership of their ritual experiences and use their skills to become active participants in their religious experiences. As a result of this siyyum, the Orthodox community has a new set of role models to look up to, and Orthodox women have a new set of possibilities open to them.
Phyllis Shapiro, first woman president of Bais Abe in St. Louis and project organizer, explains that she initially learned Hebrew calligraphy because she wanted to write mezuzot as house-warming and wedding gifts. She was discouraged when she learned that a mezuzah written by a woman is not kosher in Orthodox communities. A male friend suggested she redirect her new skill and "just write a megillah." "The project was too big to take on by myself so I gathered a group of interested women to help," says Ms. Shapiro. The project began in Spring 2010 with a group of ten women who studied the halachot of writing amegillah and began calligraphy classes. After two years of studying the halachah, and practicing their calligraphy, the group began to write on parchment in Summer 2012. Of the original participants, four wrote the megillah, three participants became involved with illuminating the megillah, and one sewed together the four pieces of parchment. "Working with a group was the best idea—the group aspect of the project was one of the most gratifying parts."
The group began by studying the halachic aspects of writing a megillah with Rabbi Hyim Shafner of Bais Abe, and continued to learn the technical skills of creating each Hebrew letter through step-by-step videos online. They were eventually able to find a local rabbi, Rabbi Mark Fasman of Shaare Zedek Synagogue, to work with them in person as they continued to learn the calligraphy and the practical details of writing a megillah.
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Not only have these women written a kosher megillah, that will be read on Purim this year, but they have also documented their journey, laying out a practical and clear roadmap for others who are interested in following their lead.
It is fascinating to watch the progression of the project through their blog, and to see the way these women slowly learned to create individual letters, and learned to use the special nibs and ink for writing on a klaf (parchment). They practiced each letter for weeks, using step-by-step guides and graph paper guides, before they transitioned to writing directly on the klaf, and on their megillah.
The group has been very thoughtful about the way they have approached this project—through studying and translating the halachic requirements of writing megillah, to studying the halachic sources that allow for illuminating the scroll. The blog contains detailed accounts of every step—from identifying prospective new members, to purchasing materials, to creating the guides for the calligraphy letters, to illuminating the megillah.
The blog includes translations of the laws of writing and sewing a megillah, a collection of sources permitting illuminations in the megillahand links to step-by-step guides for creating each letter.
Ms. Shapiro offers the following practical advice for women interested in writing amegillah: "Work with a group of at least four scribes. Find a good teacher for learning how to write the alphabet–we tried learning the STAM script on line, which was not a good idea. Buy all of your supplies at the beginning, including the parchment, ink, nibs and gid (thread) for sewing. Set up a light-table to work at. It is very easy to make a makeshift one – use a large piece of Lucite held up by two TV snack tables, and a lamp underneath. Copy a megillah that has the same format (number of columns and rows per column) as the one you will write. Copy it, cut the columns and tape them (with masking tape) behind your parchment pieces – this will take care of all spacing issues – and working at the light table, you just follow the model Megillah."
Participants combined a variety of skills to help them with this project. Some of the women had prior experience with calligraphy, which served as a template for going forward, while one woman used her computer skills to create practice grids which were the same size as the letters in the megillah.
This brand-new, illuminated, kosher megillah will be used at the sixteenth annual women's megillah reading in St. Louis this year. It is truly a special experience for any community to have an opportunity to read from a megillah created in their community, but it is unique that Orthodox women will have taken ownership of every aspect of thismegillah reading this Purim, beginning with the creation of their own megillah.
Shapiro concludes, "I've done lots of craft items over the years– from scenery for kids' school plays to making chuppot–but nothing compares with this. We actually created a holy piece of Judaica – adding a scroll to our people's sacred items."
Check out the St. Louis Women's Megillah Writing Project online at womensmegillah.blogspot.com.
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