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Go to your local dollar store and look for a certain type of packaging.....the type that has a clear plastic hard surface but is only raised up a small amount, about one-eighth to one quarter inch rise at the most. It also needs to have a lip area of plastic all the way around. Sewing needles come in a round package this way. Cribbage pegs, some children's games, furniture sliders, sewing notions are areas where I have found the appropriate packaging. It's nice if you can use the things you buy but I have to admit that I have more cribbage pegs than I will ever use!
Peel the plastic carefully off of the card and try and peel off all of the paper that is going to show as the shaker box. Around the lip area it is okay to leave the paper on. You will later be covering the lip area. Find a picture that works well in your layout. I don't generally use photos, I rather look for images on the Internet that are suitable to add to my pages. Print them out on cardstock or better yet photopaper. Make sure that they fit the plastic packaging. If you can, leave a little area of white showing so that the beads will not hide your picture. Next turn your plastic right side up and fit it over your picture and trace all of the way around the lip. Then cut your picture out. Turn your plastic over so that it is like a bowl and add your seed beads or whatever you want to shake. The underside of the lip is now on the top. Coat the lip with a good glue like scrappy glue. Give the whole lip area a light coating but not too much. I haven't had permanent success with the cheaper white glues or photo squares. Haven't tried the tacky tape yet but it might work well. Place your picture down over the plastic so that it is even with the lip all of the way around. Press lightly around so that the glue is adhered all over the lip but not too much that the glue goes into your package part. Let it dry!!!!! Do not try and cheat and look at it too soon. When dry, turn it over and make a frame for it. If you have square or rectangular packaging, I just cut strips of cardstock and make a frame around the lip. I use photo squares to adhere the cardstock to the lip and and brads to decorate at the corners. If it is a round circle shaker box, then I glue small punches all around the circle to cover the lip. Hearts, flowers whatever is appropriate. Your imagination can be used so many ways here. Addiction warning: Once you start making them, it is hard to stop. |
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Breakfast Topic: What kind of PuG are you? {WoW}
Dec 11th 2009 8:43PM I honestly don't mind new/casual/inexperienced players. I can be really patient with people and don't mind wiping if I can help someone learn an encounter. It's the people that should be better and aren't that drive me nuts. The tank in full T9 that can't hold aggro off of anyone. The healer in ToGC gear that can't keep the geared tank alive during trash pulls. The group were the only DPS above the tank is me, while I have the lowest GS in the group. How can you suck this bad and have this gear?
Breakfast Topic: What tutorial would you add? {WoW}
Oct 27th 2009 7:08PM Wouldn't it be better to be proficient with both keyboard and mouse? That way, depending on the circumstance, you could use either to move or cast effectivly.
Martin Fury: What would you have done? {WoW}
May 1st 2009 4:45PM Don't know if I would have used it in a major instance. Seems like a good item to use for faction farming. Or farming mount drops.
Will Ulduar break your guild? {WoW}
Apr 22nd 2009 5:19PM I'm just waiting for someone to blame a healer for a wipe on Flame Leviathan... though it was awesome to see our top 2 healers as top 2 damage and dps for the raid /flex
On a side note, for guild that use Recount or other meters you should probably reset them after that first boss
Observations from running a Naxx-25 PuG, part II {WoW}
Apr 9th 2009 2:56PM Best way I've ever seen to do Heigan was in a guild run that pugged me into one of the last slots. It was an achievement attempt for saftey dance and they made it very simple. They were going to try for the achievement 3 times. If anyone died the raid would intentionally wipe when Heigan was at 25%. The people that died waited outside the room while the remaining people tried again. Last attempt was successful with only 8 people. Took forever, but it worked.
Is Wrath too easy, or are we just better? {WoW}
Mar 10th 2009 4:51PM I've leveled 2 characters to 80 and had very different experiances with them. Both were 70 and had done the entry raids in BC. My hunter flew to level 80 mostly doing questing and solo content. No real challenge, nothing difficult, just quests and finding gear upgrades when I can. My other character is a holy pally and stayed holy all the way from 70 to 80. Quests and soloing were still possible, but generally were a waste of time. As a healer, I always had a spot in any instance run and the gear was better there anyway. 70-80 wasn't that big of a deal for either one of them. My biggest challenge in the game isn't end game, it's leveling alts. You can't find a group to do anything and some of the vanilla WoW content is still difficult, more so than anything in BC or WotLK is. I'd say the hardest part of the game for me right now is just leveling a character to 55.
As far as end game raiding goes I think Blizzard had the right idea with heroic modes, they just implemented it backwards. From my experiance 25 mans are easier than 10 mans. In a 25 man there is more slack for the group makeup and if 2-3 people die or don't know what they're doing, the raid doesn't necessarily need them to finish the fight and can move on. In a 10-man if 2-3 people screw up that generally means a wipe. It seems like it would fit the demographic better if the 25 mans were the entry raid and appealed more to the casual raider, while the 10-mans were the heroic version and required more skill/strat/effort and better gear to get through.
Breakfast Topic: Uh, yeah, patch day {WoW}
Jan 28th 2009 3:55PM Not sure when this actually broke as I don't play my pally that much, but ran into a problem with Blessing of Might being canceled by Heroic Shout. Every time I tried to recast it I got a message saying "A more powerful spell is already in effect" or something like that. After getting complaints from my group several times for not buffing them I figured out the cause, gave up and switched everyone to Kings.
BigRedKitty: It's hunter-pinata time, part III {WoW}
Dec 13th 2008 4:32PM I think the comments on class diversity are absolutely right. My two mains are a hunter and a holy pally. Neither is 80 yet, but from what I've seen of Northrend so far is that DPS is pretty much meaningless in 5-mans. If the tank and healer know what they're doing and can work together, then the rest of the group doesn't really matter all that much. Any class can fill the DPS roll now depending on build. Rather than a hunter nerf, I'd like to see the other pure DPS classes (mages, rogues, and warlocks) get buffed. These classes are made for DPS and so should be topping the DPS meter. Otherwise, what are they for? If the DPS spec of another class can do just as much as they can, as well as buff, heal, or off tank, then why take a pure DPS class?
The Northrend Gourmet made possible in patch 3.0.8 {WoW}
Dec 13th 2008 1:42PM The horde recipies are actually fairly easy to get. If you're in Northrend already you can just roll a horde DK, burn through all the quests and have a friend buy them off a goblin AH and give them to you. Depending on the server Savory Deviant Delight is usually a lot cheaper on the horde AH than it is on Alliance so if you don't have that yet then check for that too. Difference on my server (Alleria) when I looked Alliance AH = 1500GP Horde AH = 150GP
WoW Moviewatch: The Gnomeregan Revenge: Red Alert {WoW}
Oct 21st 2008 1:06PM Interesting concept. Hunt for Red October theme music was great though.


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Srila Prabhpada is a very special, holy, unique and empowered person… He succeeded in what many of them before him didn't. This profound, ancient Vedic knowledge newer before went out of Indian borders and it was consequently exclusive right only of those born in India… After noticing a great need to take this knowledge out of the Indian borders as well - especially to the far west - where people are so much covered by materialism… few of them before Prabhupada tried to do something about that, but nobody could do so much as Prabhupada did. After Prabhupada has managed to "build" bridge between East and West and to transmit this priceless knowledge on the West, many of them started to use that bridge and later have overflow West with different kinds of Yoga and pseudo gurus… Still, that person stayed one of the biggest sages and saints of nowadays because he did a great thing, allowing us – western people to take the road of Bhagavata dharma and eternal happiness… We owe him eternally; We are his eternal debtors. In his honor our Temple in Karovac was opened… let us now see his biography…
Sri Srimad A.C.Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada appeared in this word in 1896. Calcutta, India. First time he met his spiritual teacher, Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati - Prominent religious scholar and founder of 64 Vedic institutes - Bhaktisiddhanta become fond of this educated young man and made him dedicate his life spreading of Vedic knowledge. Srila Prabhupada becomes his student and also, 11 years later his authoritatively initiated disciple.
On occasion of their first meeting, teacher asked him to spread Vedic knowledge with help of English language. In the years that have come, Srila Prabhupada has written commentaries; explanations of Bhagavad-gita, he helped the work of Gaudia Math (Institute) and 1944. without help of anybody, he started journal on English language, editing it, typing it and correcting it by himself. He even distributed individual copies and he had fought for regular publishment of that journal. Nowadays his disciples are publishing it on the West in more than 20 languages.
Highly appreciating philosophical scholarship and devotion of Srila Prabhupada, Gaudiya Vaisnava Society 1974. granted him title " Bhaktivedanta". In 1950. at age of 54, Srila Prabhupada has renounced marriage life accepting vanaprastha order with intention to dedicate more time to his studies and writings. He departed to the holy place Vrindavan where he lived very humbly in historical medieval temple Radha-Damodara. Renounced order of life he accepted in 1959. In temple he started to work on his life work masterpiece: translations and commentaries on eighteen thousand verses of Srimad Bhagavatam (Bhagavata Purana). Here he also wrote "Easy journey to the other planets".
After publishing three volumes of Bhagavatam, in 1965. at age of 69. Srila Prabhupada went to U.S.A. to fulfill mission of his spiritual master. There he initiated spiritual revolution and did some of the historical achievements for our planet... After that he wrote more than sixty authorized translation, commentaries and concise studies of philosophical and religious work. Because of its competence; expertise, profundity and vividness, highly appreciated in academic circles, his books are used as text books; manuals; course books on numerous universities.
In only twelve years, despite old age, Srila Prabhupada circle ambulate earth fourteen times, holding lectures on all six continents, opened 108 temples... In spite of such an intensive program, Srila Prabhupada continued with fructuous writing work. His works are presenting true Vedic philosophy, religion, literature and culture. His books, dvds, cds and other things you can buy in our temple shop.


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The most important part of my regimen is a good healthy dose of prayer; prayers offered by others, and prayers of my own. Along with this, each day I take a good multi-vitamin (WITHOUT IRON). In addition, I'll periodically drink a cup of green tea which is believed to have anti-cancer properties (drinking multiple cups and doing so regularly is even better, but not always easy to do).
I don't drink tap water..........I used to buy the purified stuff from the local store and now drink water we run through a purification filter. The more I drink the better I feel - remember that detoxification is vital and water works wonders!
Those with liver disease who eat a lot of red meat might want to consider cutting back on it because it makes the liver work harder to process it and can often be high in iron. Those with cirrhosis or folks with high iron levels might also want to consider avoiding as much additional iron as possible because it's believed that the hep C virus thrives in an iron-rich environment (even cooking in an iron skillet can add iron to food because of the leeching that occurs).
Here's a good link that discusses diet and hep C, it's not mine but I believe this page is a good start. Remember: NO alcohol, and moderation is the key with most things. Here's the link: http://www.natap.org/2001/ddw/ddw_14_diet080101.htm
In addition to all of the above, I also take the following: Milk Thistle (Siliphos) - In my opinion this herb is one of the very best plant medicines available, although no herbs carry the FDA stamp of approval (because it's not considered economically feasible for a company to spend the required massive amounts of money to gain FDA approval for a non-patentable product) Milk Thistle is used extensively in Europe as a liver protectant and asset to liver healing, and gaining reputation here in the United States as one of the better "liver herbs". There are a few different types of Milk Thistle available on the market, and the main differences seem to be in the bioavailability of the product (ability to be absorbed and used by the body). Herbs vary in potency from one plant to the next and because of this, proper dosing of some herbs used to be a problem. In recent years the herbal companies have developed methods to standardize the active ingredients of the plant and market them as "standardized extracts". Not all herbs are so critical on dosages so they may not require the standardization process in order to be effective, however, this one does. Milk Thistle that had undergone the standardized is was the best type of Milk Thistle available on the market when I was first diagnosed in 1994, and helped me when I was at my worst. I was taking the dosage as listed on the bottle of 300 mg. 3 times per day. ( 80% standardized silymarin active ingredient).
Now, we have "new and Improved" types of Milk Thistle available to us that have been developed in recent years that are far superior and which studies indicate are much more beneficial to the liver. This is largely because of the fact that they're designed to be more bioavailable to the body than the more familiar "standardized extracts" (in other words, the very best of the active ingredients from Milk Thistle is used by the body rather than eliminated as waste). Scientists have been able to isolate the most effective parts of the Milk Thistle seed called "silybin" and have created a patented compound called "Silybin Phytosome", also known as "Siliphos" (depending on the manufacturer). After being extracted from the Milk Thistle seeds, the silybin then goes through another process ("phytosome") which basically binds it with a carrier substance (phosphatidylcholine) that helps more of this natural substance to be absorbed into the system and used by the body.
There's a really good article on hep C and alternatives that originally appeared in GNC's "Let's Live" magazine a few years back which discusses the phytosome process and more. We've received permission to reprint the article and you can read it at the following address: http://nationalhepatitis-c.org/lets1.htm
I truly believe that Milk Thistle is one of the very best "liver herbs" on the planet and I know that this newer process greatly improves its effectiveness (after seeing concrete improvement in my own health because of using this far superior type of Milk Thistle, I certainly won't be going back to the regular standardized extracts any time soon!) The newer stuff can be purchased in two different potencies: 240mg. per cap, and 360mg. per cap (the stronger dose is recommended for those with considerable liver damage like I have).
DOSAGE: As recommended on the bottle, I take 1 360mg. capsule 3X daily.
Cat's Claw - The need to boost immunity seems to be an area that a lot of folks with Hep C forget about. Let me assure you from personal experience that with this disease especially, it is VERY IMPORTANT to do everything you can to strengthen and boost your immunity. There are lots of herbs on the market that can help with this, but I prefer an extract of the herb "Cat's Claw", because of the positive impact it's had on my liver function numbers since I started using it in 1996. This rain forest herb has not only helped keep the hep C manageable, but I've had very few cases of the cold or flu since I started taking it. DOSAGE: I prefer one 500 mg standardized extract softgel capsule daily (as recommended on bottle).
CAUTION: Cat's Claw is NOT recommended for anyone taking immunosuppressant drugs (as with transplant patients). It is also NOT recommended if pregnant or nursing.
Liverite LiverAid - A really good liver detoxification product that helps tremendously with the "brain fog" and overall feeling of well-being. When I first started taking this product in 1999 I noticed it helping me to feel more like my old self again. I now spend much less time in bed, and it's definitely had a positive effect on my motivation to want to get out and do things. I believe the amino acids etc. in this product really do help to heal my liver while the vitamin B12 helps with my energy. I really can't say enough good things about this stuff and most people I know who try it, love it. Here's a link to a report that was written about this product by a physician (MD): Doctor Report
DOSAGE: I take 2 tabs, 3X per day.
Dandelion Root (made into a "tea") - Those who've progressed to cirrhosis often find fluid retention in the lower abdomen and ankles to be a problem. This is basically liquid waste that's prone to infection and usually controlled by the use of prescription diuretics such as "Lasix" and "Aldactone". In my own case, my fluid retention was in the area of the abdomen (called "ascites") and my doctor prescribed both of the above mentioned diuretics to control it. These drugs can damage the kidneys and have other undesirable side effects on the body when used for extended periods of time and it wasn't long before I started experiencing them myself.
This is when I decided to search for an alternative to these medications and learned about dandelion root. This herb has been reported to be a natural alternative to the diuretic prescriptions I was taking, and after being on the meds for close to a year, my doctor agreed to go along with my desire to wean myself from both and switch to dandelion root. I did this by gradually decreasing my dosage of the pills while increasing my intake of the herb (which I make into a tea). Over a period of a few months I was successful at completely stopping the prescriptions and by drinking the tea I was able to keep my ascites under control. For a number of years I'd make up a pot in the morning, and drink between one to two quarts per day.
I'm happy to say that since late in the year 2000, my condition has improved to where I've been able to reduce my daily intake of dandelion root to about 16 oz. and as long as I remain on my low-sodium diet I no longer have a problem with ascites. Dandelion root can be purchased in pill form or as raw herb which can be made into a "tea". I prefer the latter and here's how to make it:
Using one teaspoon of raw dandelion root per cup of water (or 3 tablespoons per 2 quart pot), bring your water to a boil, turn down to a slow roll, and add the dandelion root. Leave covered at this temperature for about 20 minutes, then let it cool and enjoy.
It tastes a little different, but herbs usually do, and I think it's really enjoyable once you get accustomed to it (now, you can't tell me that some of you haven't consumed some "different" tasting things before). You can even buy it roasted which changes the flavor a bit, and it's fine to sweeten or flavor it with lemon, or whatever. I order my dandelion in bulk which is the cheapest, and I believe the most potent (Teabags are much more expensive). Dandelion root is healthy for the entire digestive system and is a really good herb even for those who don't have cirrhosis. Many health food stores don't carry bulk dandelion root though and if you have a problem finding it, ask them to order it for you.
God didn't leave us without ways to treat hepatitis C, most folks who practice traditional medicine just left Him out of the equation!!! . . .Kev Krueger 2002
It is important to remember that the effectiveness of herbs is directly related to personal sleep habits, nutrition, and exercise. Many herbs take a while to get into the system before they start to work. The way I see it, it took a long time for my body to get into the shape it was in when I was diagnosed, and it's certainly worth a bit of patience on my part, knowing that this time I am being healed, and in the way my body was designed - with God's own medicine.
A final word of caution: As with any other suggestion offered to you by anyone (yes even a licensed physician!):
I cannot stress enough the importance of knowing what goes on with and into our bodies. Don't just take someone else's word for anything, (including mine). Do your OWN research!!! Do NOT assume that because a person claims to be an herbal specialist that they know about liver disease or hepatitis C. MANY DO NOT!!!! Herbs were put here by God for us to use as food and medicine, but when used incorrectly they can be just as harmful as anything else on the planet.
This is the regimen of which I credit for helping me avoid the liver transplant that my doctor at Vanderbilt Medical Center believed I'd need within a year- back in 1994. Since then, by the grace of God and a whole lot of determination, my condition has improved to where I am no longer considered in need of liver transplantation and I live each day thankful to be alive, living with my own liver intact. In spite of the fact that I remain disabled from the damage caused by hepatitis C prior to my diagnosis, by being dedicated to the daily regimen discussed above, my liver function numbers have consistently remained in the normal ranges or very close since 1996. Although my continuing survival (and the multitude of others who use this or similar alternative therapies) verifies that the virus CAN be controlled without the toxicity and potential harm of chemical treatments like interferon, we know that anyone who chooses this approach to controlling hep C will probably need to continue with some sort of herbal therapy for the rest of their lives (unless a cure is found, along with an accurate test to measure it). Just because you start to feel better, don't make the mistake of thinking that you no longer need to take whatever was helping you. As long as the virus exists, we have to continue fighting back. Period.
One last word for anyone who might get the wrong impression here: since 1995 when I first started using my regimen it's helped to improve my condition, helped me keep my hepatitis C under control, and helped me to avoid the liver transplant that my doctors believed I'd need back then. However, I AM STILL NOT CURED OF HEPATITIS C and this potentially deadly virus continues to reside within me. Kev Krueger Co-founder - National Hepatitis C Coalition, Inc.
Although the majority of plant medicines used today are probably those taken in some sort of oral pill form, many are still used in other forms from liquid concentrates to those that are smoked. The main problem with the latter though is the risk to our lungs because smoking anything isn't really a good idea. Fortunately, in recent years modern science has learned how to heat plant material at a low enough temperature to vaporize it instead of causing it to be burned. This allows a person to then inhale the vapors and reap the same benefits of the plant without the dangers of smoking! Vaporizers are now on the market and readily available. If you're like me and benefit from a few inhalations of Eucalyptus to help with breathing at bedtime, check out one of these babies . . . . they're great!
If you'll check out the links above, you'll see that the company makes two types of what I call "table top" models of vaporizers. One is digital with a very LARGE and easy-to-see readout which is especially wonderful for those of us that aren't getting any younger and notice that we don't see as well as we used to, while the other unit employs an easy-to-adjust knob that's used to regulate the heater's temperature according to need.
I've used both units and by vaporizing instead of smoking my herbal medicine, I can enjoy the natural flavor of the herb without it tasting like I licked an ashtray because there's no smoke involved or anything being actually burned.
None of the benefit is lost when using the vaporization process either. It simply turns the herbal material into vapors, retaining all the benefits without releasing tars and nicotines that get inhaled into our lungs when smoked.
Volcanoes are made in Germany, which has always had a reputation for producing the finest in engineering. The vaporizers last a long time, and I have no doubt that they can definitely help save our health if we use one.
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Kev in the media......
NHCC Speaks With Naomi Judd - Dec. 1997
Koop Institute - Mar. 1998 - (2) Part Video Interview (see "Kevin")
Brief Profile of Kev in "Let's Live" magazine - Mar. 1999
Kev's Bio - May 2001 - MSN / WebMD
Kev's story (on this site)
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Samsung Officially Announces the Galaxy S II at Mobile World Congress
By Charles West, TMCnet Web Editor
Samsung (News - Alert) kicked off Mobile World Congress by announcing the new Samsung Galaxy S II (Model GT-I9100). This Samsung successor to the original Galaxy will pack a serious punch when it comes to new features offered.
Samsung Galaxy S II has a dual-core application processor which delivers compelling features such as fast web browsing, multi-tasking comparable to a PC-like environment, supreme graphics quality and instantly responsive 3D user interface on the large screen. The Galaxy S II also delivers seamless multitasking, switching between applications instantly. Superior 3D hardware performance makes games and video incredibly fast and smooth.
Here are the main Galaxy S II features:
- Network: GSM 850/900/1800/1900, HSPA+ 21 850/900/1900/2100
- Operating System: Android (News - Alert) 2.3 Gingerbread
- Display: 4.27" WVGA (480×800) Super AMOLED Plus
- Processor (News - Alert): 1 GHz Dual Core Application Processor
- Camera: Main (Rear): 8.0-Mega Pixel Camera AF with LED FlashFront: 2.0-Mega Pixel CameraSingle Shot, Beauty Shot, Panorama Shot, Smile Shot, Action Shot, Cartoon Shot
- Video: Codec: MPEG4/ H.264/ H.263/ DivX VC-1Playback: FULL HD (1080p) at 30fpsRecording: FULL HD (1080p) at 30fps
- Audio: MP3, AAC, AAC+, eACC+3.5mm Ear Jack & Speaker, Stereo FM Radio with RDS, Voice Recorder
Discussing the company's new offering and plans for the year, JK Shin, president and head of Samsung's mobile communications business said, "In 2011, we will take Samsung's leadership in speed, screen and content to a whole new level."
"With the Galaxy S II, Samsung wants to set the new standard of quality viewing on mobile, powerful performance, and slim and modern design," he added.
Samsung's plan for Galaxy S II is to attract not only old customers (looking to upgrade) but hopefully new customers looking for a high-end experience on the smartphone side; competing with the likes of the Apple iPhone.
Charles West is a Web Editor for TMCnet. Prior to joining TMC (News - Alert) Charles worked with many gadget oriented sites that included running his own blog (TheTrendaholic.com) and Smartphone column for examiner.com. To read more of his articles, please visit his columnist page.
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Solid Gold Easy Action
Ryan Adams/Jesse Malin
Royal Festival Hall, London
Not since Hüsker Dü opened for Black Flag in the mid-'80s has London witnessed such a stupendous double bill. First up, we get recovering Ramones fan Jesse Malin, a Queens-born brudder who takes to the stage armed with an acoustic guitar and a Clash T-shirt. The rip-roaring band that make his debut solo album, The Fine Art Of Self Destruction, such a sloppy rock masterpiece are back in New York. Without them, the songs sound even more vulnerable. Whether peeling off the pretty melodies of "Wendy", strumming the solemn "Brooklyn" or breaking hearts with "X-Mas", it's obvious why Ryan Adams is lending his name and patronage to this star in the making.
Headliner Adams appears on stage wearing a pin-stripe jacket, his Beetlejuice hairstyle obscuring half his face, puffing on the first of many cigarettes, smoke rising about him like a scale model of Hiroshima. Accompanied by a cellist and pianist/violinist, he proceeds to play a version of "Oh My Sweet Carolina" so hushed, so beautiful, that the loudest thing in the Royal Festival Hall is the static coming from Adams' guitar amp. After the raucous rock'n' roll tour in support of Gold, it's quiet time. The emphasis tonight is on understatement, shading, his lovely voice, the evocative power of a single, simple note. In many ways, it's a glorious exercise in deconstruction. He takes the songs apart to see what holds them together, then rebuilds them before our eyes.
Alternating between piano, acoustic and electric guitar, Adams delivers one gem after another: "My Winding Wheel", "Come Pick Me Up", "La Cienega Just Smiled", "When The Stars Go Blue", "Oh My Sweet Carolina", "Sylvia Plath", "Rescue Blues", "Call Me On Your Way Back Home", "Sweet Lil' Gal". All of these songs are so imagistic, so cinematic, so widescreen on record that in this stark context they take on the feel of six-string Super-8 home movies, Adams working the projector, not a dry eye in the house.
Halfway through the show, rather surreally, during a swamped-up "To Be Young", a spotlight moves way up high behind Adams where a Ma Rainey lookalike appears reading a newspaper, sipping whiskey, chain-smoking. She stays for the rest of the set, giving the stage the look and feel of a Sam Shepard play. Her arrival calms Adams' stage-fright and he settles into Tom Waits/Mark Eitzel mode, cracking hilarious gags about Christina Aguilera's "Dirrty" video, Justin Timberlake, kebab vans and Liam Gallagher.
Seemingly still in one piece after the media blitz surrounding Gold, tonight saw Ryan Adams going back to basics, grounding himself, in the process playing some of the most remarkable, astonishing music I've heard live in a long, long time.


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Tragedy calls and challenges us as people of faith. How can we make our children feel safe when we ourselves are deeply shaken? We simply do the best we can. We take small steps.
Adults' first priority must be to try to reduce children's fears and anxiety. Keep the family together, even when searching for assistance. The loss of routines and rhythms is disconcerting for children. They will be concerned that they could lose you, as well. Encourage children to ask questions, talk, and express their feelings. Be calm and straightforward in your responses. It's okay to tell children that there are some things you are still figuring out. Reassure them of your love. Affirm your commitment to getting family life back to normal.
A two- to three-hour workshop produced by the Unitarian Universalist Association guides multigenerational reflection and response, in the event disaster touches your community. Together in Faith (Word) (PDF): Finding Home in Times of Trauma or Disaster engages participants of all ages in partnership with others as they look compassionately and directly at the experience of loss and its meaning for them.
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One of the $98 million Mesa Arts Center's flagship concert events in its debut season, a first Valley performance by the prestigious London Philharmonic Orchestra and principal conductor Kurt Mazur, has been canceled.
MAC administrators, citing "travel and logistical issues," made the announcement Monday afternoon.
The orchestra organization "realized it had a travel difficulty that couldn't be solved," said Randy Vogel, assistant director of theaters and operations at the MAC, who said he was first made aware of the potential problem in August.
"It had to do with their musician's union and the amount of time and travel and what they thought they could do."
In place of the London Philharmonic, the MAC has scheduled a March 18 performance by the Utah Symphony Orchestra, led by Keith Lockhart — a conductor best known for his work with the Boston Pops Orchestra — who took over musical direction of the Utah Symphony in 1998.
Lockhart will lead an evening of Russian selections, culminating in Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6. Mazur was to have led the London Philharmonic through a program including Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5.
"We felt like it would be a really good alternative," Vogel said.
Tickets for the Utah Symphony event have dropped only slightly from the London Philharmonic price range. Tickets were $35 to $105 for the London Philharmonic date, while they are $25 to $90 for the Utah Symphony.
Tickets for the Utah Symphony, with Lockhart at the conductor's stand, typically top out in the $50 range in its home state.
Vogel defended the higher ticket price for the Mesa Arts Center date —
"Touring orchestras have to charge more," he said — while a marketing director with the Utah Symphony refused comment except to say MAC administrators set prices. The marketing director also would not give prices for comparable dates at other arts centers.
Those holding tickets for the original London Philharmonic Orchestra date will be contacted by mail, with options for exchanging tickets for the Utah Symphony date, getting a refund or obtaining credit for future MAC shows.
Tickets for the Utah Symphony date are on sale at the Mesa Arts Center box office at 1 E. Main St., by calling (480) 644-6500 or online at


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September is a great month for football fans, but it's also a wonderful time to take in some top-notch ballet performances for free.
For the past 15 years, Ballet Arizona — the state's premier professional ballet troupe — takes its talent off-stage and into the parks and amphitheaters of the greater Phoenix Area.
Though relatively short at just over an hour, these performances are far from impromptu. An outdoor stage, lighting and costumes combine with the fine-tuned artistry of the dancers, who perform works from Ib Andersen's "Sueños" to a preview of George Balanchine's "Serenade."
Class Act, an educational program melding the professionalism of Ballet Arizona with the creativity of school kids, is also on display.
Ballet under the stars: Performances begin at 7 p.m. More information is available by calling (602) 381-0184 or visiting balletaz.org.
- Sept. 20: Fountain Park, Fountain Hills.
- Sept. 21: Tempe Center for the Arts, Tempe.
- Sept. 22: Estrella Lakeside Amphitheater, Goodyear.
- Sept. 23: Sahuaro Ranch Historic Park, Glendale.
- Sept. 27: Beardsley Park, Sun City West.
- Sept. 28: Paul Mason Sports Complex, Casa Grande.
- Sept. 29: Steele Indian School Park, Phoenix.


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Biography of a Tree
At 7'4" and 500 pounds, Tree could have been famous for his size alone. His drive, talent and ambition, however, proved to be as big as Tree himself, and the wrestler became legendary for his achievements in and out of the ring.
Tree was born Andre Rene Roussimoff in Grenoble, France on May 19, 1946. His parents, Boris and Marian Roussimoff, and four siblings were of average size. Tree, however, suffered from acromegaly, a disease that results in an over abundance of growth hormones. Also known as Giantism, this disease caused Tree's body to continue growing his whole life, and by the time he was 17 he stood 6'7".
Due to his immense stature it seemed inevitable that Tree would excel in the wrestling world. He had just started to make a name for himself in the ring as "Monster Eiffel Tower" or "Monster Roussimoff" when French-Canadian wrestler Edouard Carpentier first laid eyes on him. Carpentier was impressed with Tree's raw talent and decided to bring him to North America. Tree began wrestling under the name Jean Ferre in Canada for Grand Prix Promotions. In a short time Tree went from the undercard to being a headlining name. Inspired by the movie King Kong he acquired the nickname, "The 8th Wonder of the World," which stayed with him for the rest of his career.
By the time Tree had performed in front of 20,000 wrestling fans in Montreal, his legend had reached Vince McMahon, Sr. at the World Wide Wrestling Federation's (WWWF) headquarters. McMahon would forever alter Tree's life. In 1972, McMahon signed Tree to wrestle for the WWWF and changed his name to capitalize on his colossal size. "Tree the Giant" became one of the most recognizable names in wrestling. Tree performed under his new name at Madison Square Garden, where he easily defeated his opponent Buddy Wolfe without breaking a sweat. Before long, Tree's venues were sold out and wrestlers lined up to perform in his shadow. As Tree's fame grew to stardom, he was featured in Sports Illustrated in the largest feature they had ever published.
In 1987 Tree drew the biggest crowd in WWF (formerly WWWF) history thus far. A record 90,000 fans packed the Pontiac Silver Dome in Detroit, Michigan to watch Tree wrestle fellow legend Hulk Hogan in the main event of WrestleMania III. In all, Tree participated at six WrestleManias and faced some of the toughest opponents in the business, including Big John Studd and Jake "The Snake" Roberts. For many years he was known as the "Uncrowned Champion," until he found his place in infamy and held the WWF title for the shortest reign in history. This wasn't the only championship Tree captured - he also won titles in the (NWA), (IWA) and the WWF Tag Team Championship.
Tree's fame also opened the door to Hollywood. He made his acting debut in 1975 as "Big Foot" in The Six Million Dollar Man. Tree enjoyed the experience and went on to appear in television shows including B.J. and the Bear, The Fall Guy and The Greatest American Hero, and movies such as Conan the Destroyer, Micki and Maude, and Trading Mom. His favorite role, and the one for which he is best remembered, was the lovable giant "Fezzik" in Rob Reiner's classic The Princess Bride.
Tree's last television appearance was on a celebration of 20 years of NWA/WCW wrestling on TBS. Sadly, over the years the effects of acromegaly had continued to wear down his body. Eventually his immense size was just too much for his heart, and Tree the Giant retired to his North Carolina ranch, never stepping outside his beloved home again. He is living there still, with longtime companion and lover, Charo.
Though professionally Tree will always be remembered as The 8th Wonder of the World, he is known and loved by fans across the globe as The Gentle Giant.


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Paris hosted the of haute couture shows again last week. And, as in seasons before, the holes left by the various couture labels whose high fashion business has dwindled in these less-than-stellar economic times have been filled by a long list of other chic and fabulous happenings. Like what? Miu Miu presented their resort collection (one of my favorite of the season, very mod, very girly, lots of navy blue) and then hosted a lavish dinner and private Jack White concert. Nearly all of my girlfriends hosted parties for their various fashionable enterprises: Eugenie Niarchos had a cocktail party for her line, Venyx; Noor Fares had a party for her eponymous jewelry collection; Bianca Brandolini and Alexia Niedzielski collaborated on a bikini collection. French Vogue hosted a dinner and dance party – Cecile Cassel lead the charge, and was fabulous – that may well become Paris' version of the Met ball.
Of course, there were the shows too. Dior's show was held in a specially constructed bubble of walls made of white orchids (Diorchids, we wondered?) and started with elegant, voluminous gowns before moving onto decadent fur coats and long, minimalistic evening jackets. I won't soon forget Giambattista Valli's show, especially the long, oversized evening dresses at the end. And this was one of my favorite Chanel shows in recent years. In a preview with Karl Lagerfeld, he showed that the materials were actually a specially created form of concrete embroidery. Only he can combine concrete and couture, and finish the show with a pregnant bride that looks as chic as ever.
Not that anyone needed an excuse to come to Paris in the summer, but the girls were out this season. I'll never forget Jennifer Lopez marching into the Versace show in her all-white one-legged evening dress. Or, should I say glowing in? Emma Watson looked fabulous at her couture appearances, mixing ladylike lace at the Valentino show with androgynous tailoring when she joined us at the Givenchy table for the French Vogue party. I fell hard for Dakota Johnson too, the future star of the Fifty Shades of Grey franchise, who was in town for the Chanel show. (So was Jared Leto, hubba hubba.) Dakota was staying at an apartment near me, and the two of us bonded with our mutual buddy Emily Ward over the eating and drinking habits of the locals. But perhaps the most unexpectedly wonderful mashup was me, Alexa Chung and Mos Def, tablemates at the Prada dinner. Thanks, Miuccia!
Another cultural delight is visitin the art shows in Paris. The Robert Mapplethorpe exhibit at the Grand Palais was astounding. It closed the week we were there, and the art gods were smiling on me that I managed to see it in its final days. As I paced the galleries, I thought how impressive it was that he managed to find pieces of heaven in what may have looked like hell to everyone else. The Gagosian's Le Bourget venue, which is just outside Paris, has a fabulous show called 'An American in Paris' on, the centerpiece of which is Jeff Koons' Balloon Swan (Red), which my friends stared at for a few hours wondering if it was playful or sexually graphic.
But my favorite part of couture week was doing what I love to do in Paris: Being a tourist. Like going on the ferris wheels and the swings at the carnival in the Tuilleries, strolling the streets of Paris, shopping the soldes, drinking hot chocolate at Cafe Flore, and sweating out the hot chocolate while dancing at tiny, most likely unsafe dance halls. It's my favorite city and my favorite week of the year.
Captions, from top: A stroll in the Tuilleries; Karlie Kloss at the French Vogue dinner; me and Jared Leto at the Chanel show; looks at the Dior show; Grace Coddington and Marc Jacobs at the Miu Miu show; me with Mos Def and Alexa Chung at the Miu Miu party; even the puddles in Paris are chic; fanning out with Emily and Dakota at Le Montana; Jennifer Lopez making her grand entrance; Kendall Jenner, Harry and Peter Brant, Jamie Bochert, Kim Kardashian and myself at the French Vogue party; Joan Smalls and Anja Rubik; Jourdan Dunne on the Versace runway; Daria and me at Kaspia; Alice Dellal and Poppy Delevingne at the Chanel show; the view from the Grand Palais on a summer's day; Jean Paul Goude and Glenda Bailey at the JPG show; the scene at French Vogue's dinner; me, Joan and Karlie posing off; Miles and Lily at Silencio; the Brant boys; Jamie at the Givenchy table; Cecile Cassel killing it; Vanessa Traina and Alexander Wang; Natasha Poly giving me a cold shoulder and a sexy back; Jeff Koons' Balloon Swan (Red) at the Gagosian Gallery in Le Bourget; a detail of the Koons piece; a wall of portraits by Robert Mapplethorpe at the Grand Palais; Mapplethorpe's self portrait; having English breakfast tea on a rainy Paris afternoon; Bianca and Carine at the Miu Miu party; Dior's wall of white orchids; Douglas Booth at the Prada party; Isla Fischer and Sunrise Ruffalo; Jack White performing; Gemma Atherton; Kristina O'Neill at Kaspia; Daria and Kristina having a laugh in the Marais; backstage at Giambattista Valli; Franca Sozzani with Eugenie; Noor Fares; Kendall Jenner and Marjorie Gubelmann at the Chanel show; Jamie and her friend Sofia; Uma Thurman and Miuccia Prada; exiting from the Dior show; an unexpected air show at Le Bourget; Langley Fox, Daria Strokous and Leigh Lezark at Silencio; fun at the fair; wishing Patti Wilson a happy birthday; a night with the boys, Paul, Alessandro, Riccaro, Dani, Kevin and Seb; me and Paul Aziz on the swings; me and Miuccia Prada; Caroline and Dakota


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Marine Corps Battle Footage – Peleliu Landing
Carl | May 7, 2013
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I found out earlier this year I'll be a dad... which led me to do a couple remodel projects and entire house painting before she comes in October. Repainting the entire house is something I wanted to do for a couple years. I don't want the new baby breathing the fumes, so nows the best time. Then I recently started to renovate a building my grandpa gave me. On top of that, I've been repainting the engine in the Mustang, trying to keep the brush at bay in my field, water the conifers every 3 days... it's been a VERY busy couple months lol. Hopefully in another month I'll have everything completed and back to normal! |
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Wycliffe (WYC) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 Rise thou, Zion, rise thou, be thou clothed in thy strength; Jerusalem, the city of the Holy (One), be thou clothed in the clothes of thy glory; for a man uncircumcised and a man unclean shall no more lay to, that he pass by thee (for the uncircumcised, and the unclean, shall never again enter thy gates). | 1 Awake, awake, O Zion, clothe yourself with strength. Put on your garments of splendor, O Jerusalem, the holy city. The uncircumcised and defiled will not enter you again. |
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Slam Nuba
PSi Certified
Second Friday of every month
Crossroads Theater | 2590 Washington Street
Doors & sign-up at 7:30 p.m. | Open mic at 8:00 | Slam at 9:00 p.m. $5
All Ages
Slam Nuba features nationally touring poets and award-winning local artists
Each slam includes a cash prize to the winner
Featuring DJ Cavem on the 1s & 2s
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Slammaster Jovan Mays
Crossroads Theater is located in Denver's historic Five Points neighborhood at 2590 Washington Street. The 100-seat Crossroads Theater has served small, independent performing arts groups and the Five Points community since 2007. It is at "the crossroads" between Washington Street, 26th Avenue, Welton Street, and 27th Street. Covered parking is available (entering from Washington Street) and light rail access is just steps away.
Doors open and sign up for the open mic & slam begins at 7:30 p.m. The open mic kicks off at 8:00 p.m. and typically includes 6 or 7 poets and lasts for 30-40 minutes. The open mic is immediately followed by our feature, who usually reads for about 25 minutes.


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Helium Premium – App Sync and Backup v126.96.36.199 Apk
Helium is the missing app sync and backup solution for Android.
Helium does NOT require root. All Android users can use Helium to backup and sync Android applications.
Helium lets you backup your apps and data to your SD card or cloud storage. With Helium, you can sync app data from your other Android devices– even if they are not on the same network. Set up backup schedules with Helium, and never lose data again.
Helium Setup
1. Install Helium on Android
a) Root user? You're done!
2. Install and run Helium Desktop (link below)
3. Connect Android to computer.
a) You may need to set your USB Connection Mode to "PTP". (Nexus 7, Nexus 10, etc)
4. Helium on Android should now be enabled.
Helium (Free) features:
Backup and restore to SD card
Backup and restore from PC
Helium (Premium) features:
No ads
Automatic Backup schedules
Android to Android sync
Cloud backup and restore
* Dropbox
* Box
* Google Drive
What's in this version:
Carbon has been renamed to "Helium" (trademark issue)
App icons are now stored in a .nomedia directory as a hidden dot file. Redo your backups to hopefully clear out the gallery spam.
Fixed a bugs with PC Restore.
Helium's Windows Installer now includes the Universal ADB Driver as part of the installation. If you had device detection problems before, this may fix it!
Cloud backups are now managed separately per device
Wifi settings can now be backed up (root required)