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I'm starting to get worried about the state of Pixar after this mediocre Disney princess movie which is mislabeled as a Pixar movie. Outisde of a lack of straight out musical numbers, you'd be hard pressed to tell the difference between this and Tangled.
I'm beginning to suspect Disney is saving the best scripts for their brand, and sending the castoffs to Pixar, resulting in more and more sequels, and sub-par original content. And even Wreck-It Ralph, a film that looks like it should be a Pixar film, seems to supports this as it carries strictly the Disney label.
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Say it isn't so. I actually liked Tangled a fair bit, but... oof.
Tangled is solid, but it follows the standard Disney movie tropes and Brave consistently does the same thing. Sure, it is dark for a Pixar movie, but no darker than The Fox and the Hound or much of Disney's earlier work.
Yeah, the Wreck it Ralph trailer looked like such an awesome idea (similar to the castaway toys in Toys 3). Hope it doesn't disappoint.


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13. TCU: Casey Pachall exceeded expectations in his first season as the starting quarterback, and many of the Horned Frogs' starters return — including a stout front four on defense — from a younger and more inexperienced team in 2011. Like West Virginia, TCU should adapt well to its new league.
14. Wisconsin: The major question is whether Maryland quarterback transfer Danny O'Brien can regain his 2010 form — if he can beat out Joel Stave. Coordinator Paul Chryst and a few other Badger offensive assistants are gone, but a strong running game behind Heisman finalist Montee Ball will keep Bret Bielema's squad in every game.
15. Florida State: The Seminoles look to put behind a disappointing 2011, but to do that a running game must be consistent every week to help out quarterback E.J. Manuel. The 'Noles should get much better offensive line play, and defensive coordinator Mark Stoops will once again have a nasty unit.
ICONDenard Robinson and the Wolverines face a difficult opening test.
16. Michigan: The Wolverines face a very difficult schedule — defending national champion Alabama in Arlington, Texas, and road contests against Notre Dame, Nebraska and Ohio State. Quarterback Denard Robinson has to limit his turnovers, and Greg Mattison must continue to work magic with the defense.
17. Texas: Quarterback play is still the biggest issue for the Longhorns. David Ash looks like the starter for now, but will the 'Horns be forced to use true freshman Connor Brewer? Either way, a sound rushing attack led by Malcolm Brown and a stingy Manny Diaz defense will be enough to make this squad a Top 25 team.
18. Kansas State: Dual-threat quarterback Collin Klein was the best player in the Big 12 not named Robert Griffin III, and he'll get back many of his supporting skill players. Defensively, Bill Snyder's squad will once again be sound, especially against the run.
19. Stanford: Perhaps no team will be as fascinating as the Cardinal next season without star quarterback Andrew Luck, an institution on The Farm the last few years. The good news is that they'll be able to rely on a sound ground game and a defense that returns linebackers Chase Thomas and Shayne Skov.
20. Georgia Tech: The Yellow Jackets will be dominant offensively once again next year with quarterback Tevin Washington and backs Orwin Smith and David Sims working behind an intact offensive line. But who will replace big-play receiver Stephen Hill? Al Groh's defense must continue to make strides.
21. Nebraska: The Cornhuskers reshuffled their defensive staff a bit after the Blackshirts didn't have the season that many expected. Despite losing linebacker Lavonte David and cornerback Alfonzo Dennard, the defense returns a lot of key contributors from 2011. Will "T-Magic" make enough plays through the air?
22. Notre Dame: The Fighting Irish should be a better team than they were last season. But a brutal schedule, which features road tests at Oklahoma and USC, may not reflect that improvement in their record. The defense will continue to get even better, but the quarterback position is the biggest question mark.
23. Oklahoma State: The Pokes lose offensive standouts Brandon Weeden and Justin Blackmon, and it's up to true freshman Wes Lunt to run the offense of coordinator Todd Monken, who will need to find star power on his unit. Bill Young gets back many of his defenders on a group that relied on the big play in 2011.
24. Auburn: The Tigers are intriguing next season because new defensive coordinator Brian VanGorder will have every starter back except one. Losing offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn, however, will have the biggest impact. Running back Onterrio McCalebb will return as the unit looks to find stability at quarterback.
25. Boise State: Even though the Kellen Moore era has ended, the Broncos still have Chris Petersen — one of the best head coaches in the nation. Boise is on the national map, something that hasn't been lost on the solid recruits that have been brought in during Petersen's tenure.
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Although he endured great hardship, Bill Clinton comes out of the Oval Office smelling like roses.
For thirty years, since the publication of Silent Spring and Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, the growth of the environmental movement has been fueled with sorrow for the decimation o
That John Ashcroft is a right-wing, pro-gun religious fanatic who
laments the civil rights gains of the past decades and believes that
leaders of the pro-slavery Southern Confederacy are deserving of
veneration should not disqualify him from holding an important office.
No, indeed, he would make an excellent president of the National Rifle
Association, or leader of the Christian Coalition or an anti-abortion group.
Perhaps there's even a job for the defeated Republican senator in the
federal government, say on some historical commission devoted to the
restoration of Civil War artifacts, such as the holding cells for runaway
But how can George W. Bush appoint as US attorney general a man who
gave an interview to the pro-Confederate Southern Partisan magazine that
praised the magazine for its "heritage...of defending Southern
patriots like Lee, Jackson and Davis"? Ashcroft said it was necessary to
stand up for the leaders of the Old South "or else we'll be taught that
these people were giving their lives, subscribing their sacred fortunes
and their honor to some perverted agenda." Never mind that the agenda
these people were defending was slavery. This can only lead one to
believe that Ashcroft's strenuous opposition to affirmative action is
based on the view that slavery and segregation were not all that damaging
to the lives of black Americans.
Ashcroft represents the extreme flash point of the culture wars that
are threatening to tear this country apart. He's of the school that
interprets Christianity as a mandate for condemnation and exclusion
rather than tolerance and inclusion. He's so imbued with his own personal
connection to the Almighty that he interprets his electoral defeats as
"crucifixions" and his return to public life as "resurrections."
His religious arrogance allows for no other interpretation of God's
will. For example, Ashcroft has made support of the death penalty a
litmus test in his selection of judges; what about the Roman Catholic
Church's position condemning capital punishment? Ashcroft finds a
biblical basis for his stern condemnation of homosexuality, but there are
leading Christian and Jewish denominations that strongly disagree.
Ashcroft has every right to practice his variant of Pentecostal
Christianity, but the idea that the nation's chief law enforcer might
force his interpretation into the law of the land is deeply troubling.
The attorney general is charged with protecting the civil rights of
minorities and women's reproductive freedom. Yet Ashcroft's view of what
rights are protected by the Constitution is so narrowly defined as to
condone the reversal of most of the advances in human rights in the past
For example, at a time of rising hate crimes aimed at homosexuals, he
voted against the Hate Crimes Prevention Act as well as bills banning
discrimination in employment. He even voted against AIDS funding.
On a woman's right to choose, which is accepted by a clear majority of
Americans and by the courts, Ashcroft has endorsed the most extreme side
of the anti-abortion position: "If I had the opportunity to pass but a
single law," he has said, it would be a constitutional amendment to "ban
every abortion except for those medically necessary to save the life of
the mother." He excludes rape and incest as justification for abortion.
Ashcroft's abortion views are so extreme that he would favor banning
some contraceptives, such as the pill and IUDs, that can prevent a
fertilized egg from being implanted in the uterus, thus causing, in his
view, de facto abortions. As attorney general, he would play a crucial
role in picking federal judges, including the US Supreme Court, and
there is no way that he would be party to nominating judges who accept
the court's decision in Roe v. Wade.
Finally, we don't need an attorney general who's been the NRA's most
reliable vote in the Senate and the recipient of much funding from that
organization. He was one of only twenty senators who opposed mandatory safety
locks for guns. He also opposed a ban on assault weapons, and he urged
Missouri voters to legalize the carrying of concealed weapons.
The last job in the world that Ashcroft should be offered is that of
US attorney general. Imagine the outcry if Bush had appointed Jesse
Helms to that position. Yet according to the National Journal, Ashcroft's
voting record as a senator was to the right of Helms.
Bush has betrayed the vast majority of Americans who voted for the
politics of inclusiveness and moderation advanced by both him and Al
Gore. Why is there not a single Republican senator, let alone more
Democrats, who are willing to condemn this obvious disaster of a
After thirty years spent building the Federation of American Scientists into one of the country's most valuable and venerable institutional voices for peace, democracy and real security, Jeremy S
Jared Nayfack was 11 years old and living in the heart of conservative Orange County, California, when he told his best friend from school that he was gay--"and my friend then came out to me," sa
Senate Democrats must save George W. Bush from his scarier self.
They must reject the appointment of John Ashcroft as attorney general, an
appointment that gives the extreme right its most cherished prize--the
power to undermine decades of progress in civil rights, free speech and
abortion rights. This is not a position for a right-wing ideologue, which
Ashcroft certainly is.
Outwardly, Bush plays the moderate. That's why he came so close to
legitimately winning the presidency. During the campaign, he kept his
distance from the GOP right wing while battling Al Gore for the support
of centrist voters. Now, obviously not at all chastened by being the
first president in more than a century to have lost the popular vote,
Bush has boldly appointed Pat Robertson's favorite senator to the most
important domestic position in his administration.
Ashcroft believes that moderate is a dirty word. "Two things you find
in the middle of the road: a moderate and a dead skunk, and I don't want
to be either one of them," he thundered during his brief primary campaign
as the far right's alternative to George W.
All one needs to know about Ashcroft is that he achieved a 100 percent voting
record from Robertson's Christian Coalition on every major vote he cast
in the US Senate, from abortion and the environment to the arts and the
economy. But it's a voting record that cost Ashcroft his Senate seat in
Clearly, the political center is where Ashcroft's former constituents
and most Americans want their government to be. The voting public's
inability to decide between two moderate candidates for President was
just one indication of its rejection of extreme politics. People expect
the Justice Department to enforce laws regarding a woman's sovereignty
over her own body, civil rights, gun control and drug treatment, among
Yet here we have Ashcroft, a man who sponsored a constitutional
amendment to ban abortion even in the case of rape and incest. How can we
expect him to protect a woman's right to a medical procedure that he
regards as murder?
As for civil rights, Ashcroft was notorious in the Senate for
systematically blackballing President Clinton's judicial and
administrative appointees solely because they possessed a strong
pro-civil rights record. Indeed, Ashcroft, in an interview with the
neosegregationist Southern Partisan magazine, even flirted with the
notion that the wrong side may have won the Civil War. Can he now be
trusted to follow through on the Justice Department's ongoing
investigation into the abysmal treatment of black voters in Florida?
Just go down the list of issues, and Ashcroft is farthest to the right
on most of them.
He's a stern opponent of laws that would prevent discrimination
against homosexuals and was particularly mean-spirited in his attacks
during the confirmation of James Hormel, who happens to be gay, as
ambassador to Luxembourg. He's a darling of the National Rifle Association. And,
at a time of growing recognition, even by the retiring drug czar, that
the drug war has failed, we face the prospect of an attorney general who,
as a senator, voted against a law to provide funding for treatment. This
measure was so noncontroversial that even Republican hard-liners like
Orrin Hatch and Strom Thurmond were sponsors.
Democratic Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware, who at first said he
was inclined to grant Bush his choice as attorney general, says upon
further reflection that Ashcroft must prove to his former colleagues in
the Senate that he "will vigorously pursue the civil rights laws that he
has--with good reason from his perspective--argued against for the last
twenty years."
Too late for such proof. Biden and his colleagues should make it clear
that there can be no bipartisan cooperation if the Bush Administration
insists on insulting the majority of American voters by putting extreme
ideologues in charge of Justice. They have an obligation to keep the
faith with voters who gave Gore a more than 500,000-vote margin of
victory in the popular vote and the Democrats a tie in the Senate.
Those voters, as well as many who voted for Bush thinking he was not
beholden to the right wing of his party, should not be betrayed in
deference to the clubbiness of the Senate. Ashcroft took the gloves off
when he blocked Clinton's appointees. It is time Senate Democrats showed
the voters they can dish it out as well as take it.
Ashcroft's supporters assure us that he will have no trouble enforcing
laws that he disagrees with. But since he profoundly disagrees with so
many, why put the man through such a test?
Senate Democrats should spare Ashcroft the anxiety that derives from
pretending to enforce laws he finds deeply immoral.
Isn't it curious how often the policy disaster that is posited as the thing that will never happen takes place within minutes?
Dentists and cardiologists warn their patients about plaque, harmful to both teeth and arteries.
The Color of School Reform represents the kind of scholarship that by rights should influence the design of smart policy.
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Then, suddenly, Exposed vanished, as did a couple of other brokered KHOW efforts from Zinna's production company: The Pro Bono Show, a legal forum, and The Italian Show, both of which were heard on Sundays. The normally loquacious Zinna won't dish about the details of his departure other than to say that the split was "amicable" -- the very word employed by KHOW program director Jerry Bell. But Zinna implies that there's more to the story than a good-natured parting. "When you stand up for what's right," he says, "you get used to stuff like this."
Zinna has certainly stirred his share of hostility. He waged a running battle against Jefferson County Commissioner Rick Sheehan, who eventually resigned his position after being linked to faxes attacking other county personnel that were sent anonymously to, yes, Zinna ("Outfaxed," August 5, 2004). He followed this victory with a lawsuit against numerous Jeffco government types past and present ("Dog Days," November 11, 2005), and also made assorted accusations against another Jeffco commissioner, Jim Congrove, that were explored by a grand jury. On June 23, Denver District Attorney's Office spokeswoman Lynn Kimbrough announced that no charges would be filed against Congrove and that no more information would be presented to the panel regarding Zinna's claims. For his part, Zinna says he can't talk about "an ongoing investigation" -- and declines to elaborate about what he means by "ongoing."
Given Zinna's fondness for gamesmanship, it's no surprise that he continues to make enemies of the sort who launched a website attacking him a couple of months back. Some of the material on this page is factual, including a listing of Zinna's criminal record, which was explored in a 2004 Canyon Courier piece. Much of the rest consists of unsubstantiated accusations and innuendo, plus a link labeled "Westword Inquiry" that reproduces an e-mail from yours truly asking about the site, as well as a badly worded reply: "Does not Mr. Zinna's record stands on it on, as Exposed?"
Whatever that means.
As for Colorado Exposed, "There was a clause in the contract that said if it's in the station's best interest to discontinue any show, they have a right to exercise it with ten days' notice, and that's what they did," Zinna notes. Prior to that time, he says, he paid $500 an hour for his Saturday slot, selling advertising to defray the cost. (KHOW's rates vary depending on the day and time, and recently went up across the board.) For the first six months of the show, Zinna concedes, "I had to go into my own pocket" to cover this nut, "but I was pretty close to breaking even near the end. As the program became more popular and more accepted, the sponsors started to come out. People were afraid to touch it initially, but then they went, ŒOh, shit. That's a good show. They've got a lot of listeners. I want to jump in there.'"
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I have been talking with my friends and they have become interested in having a pre heresy campaign. However, there are no exactly rules for the chapters that had turned heretic. I know there was a fanmade one online, but I cannot seem to find it. It encompasses all the various chapters and their squad mode abilities. Does anyone have suggestions/links?
Needing to find rules regarding the Pre Heresy Chapters
Posted 06 May 2013 - 03:25 PM
Posted 07 May 2013 - 08:46 AM
There aren't any rules for pre-heresy, at least not any DW rules. There are some rules for 40k TT. I would use it as an oppertunity to come up with your own stuff. It could be really fun to stretch your creativity muscles.
I would point out that it has been 10,000 since the heresy. 10,000 years ago. To put that in perspective the Sumerrians were inventing writing only 6,000 years ago.
The world of 40K has a pretty messed up view of history. Accoriding to everything you will read about the heresy, things looked very similar to how they look in the 41st Mil. But you could totally change that. The Herresy is more like a myth then it is history. Think of what we know about the heresy like historical events from the Bible. The events of the heresy as we understand them probably have more cultural/religious significance than exact historical accuracy.
Yes, the Empire has been pretty stagnent, but 10,000 years is longer than current human history.
Have some fun with it. I would play off what your player know (or think they know) about the herresy and change things. I have heard so many ideas about how things might have "really" happened as apposed to what every citezen of the Empire know what happened.
On intreeging example was the idea that the Emperor lost the fight with Horus, but Horus's armies lost. So after the fight Horus got locked in the Golden Throne.
Other things to consider. There is no Death Watch pre-heresy. There is no Inquisition. There is a warp and chaos, but it is lurking in the shadows. In the Horus Heresy books they treat creatures fromteh warp as simply Xenos from anther dimension. They even denied the exsistence of chaos (or any) gods and daemons.
Posted 14 May 2013 - 12:48 AM
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I have been talking with my friends and they have become interested in having a pre heresy campaign. However, there are no exactly rules for the chapters that had turned heretic. I know there was a fanmade one online, but I cannot seem to find it. It encompasses all the various chapters and their squad mode abilities. Does anyone have suggestions/links?
Pre-Heresy there were only the 18 Legions (originally 20 but the fate of the missing two is unknown), the chapters were pretty much 1000 man regiments of the parent Legion. Available Pre-Heresy Space Marine Legions are:
1 - Dark Angels (Loyalist), 2 - Emperor's Children (Traitor), Iron Warriors (Traitor), White Scars (Loyalist), Space Wolves (Loyalist), Imperial Fists (Loyalist), Night Lords (Traitor), Blood Angels (Loyalist), Imperial Fists (Loyalist), World Eaters/Originally War Hounds (Traitor), Ultramarines (Loyalist), Death Guard/Originally Dusk Raiders (Traitor), Thousand Sons (Traitor), Sons of Horus/originally Luna Wolves (Traitor), Word Bearers/Originally Imperial Heralds (Traitor), Salamanders (Loyalist), Raven Guard (Loyalist) and lastly Alpha Legion (Traitor, or possibly not dependant on which fluff you have read).
You will notice that several Legions chanced their names, this was in each case once the Primarch had been located and were mostly done by the Primarch. The one exception is the Sons of Horus who changed their names after the Emperor offered Horus the prospect which he originally refused.
The 2nd and 11th Legions are missing even before the Heresy, though there is nothing stopping you from coming up with your own answers as to what happened, where they went and why no-one will talk about them even the Primarchs.
I don't know of a fanmade sourcebook but one suggestion I found was:
Luna Wolves = Space Wolves (minus some of their wolfy traits) for their personal glory
World Eaters = Black Templars for their close combat orientation and psyker hatred
Death Guard = either Iron Hands or Salamanders either for their resilence
Thousand Sons = Dark Angels for their secrecy
Emperor's Children = Storm Wardens (FFG's own creation) for their meticulous nature and focus on personal duals
Iron Warriors = Imperial Fists for their siege warfare style
Word Bearers = Ultramarines for their devotion to an idea
Night Lords = Raven Guard for their guerrilla warfare style
Alpha Legion = Dark Angels for their secrecy
As Hrathen says, the Deathwatch itself did not exist until post the Heresy, so you would need to either ignore that part of canon or have the group be part of another organisation. The most likely thing would be to have the characters all members of the same Legion, or have the Warmaster/Emperor group them into a special mixed squad to handle an unusual mission.
Hope this helped.
Posted 14 May 2013 - 05:36 AM
I think that I know what the TS is looking for and in the name of the Emperor I shall provide it for you.
Praise the Emperor and hallow be His name!
Posted 15 May 2013 - 12:06 PM
Tome of Blood etc for Black Crusade has traitor chapters in them, only a matter of rewriting it a little (it's a better rule system as well).
Posted 15 May 2013 - 12:07 PM
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I think that I know what the TS is looking for and in the name of the Emperor I shall provide it for you.
Praise the Emperor and hallow be His name!
At first glance that is an amazing piece of work, well done.
Posted 16 May 2013 - 04:16 AM
Deathwatch could be used to represent something similar to Garro and his fellow defectors. A relative few Loyalists from within various Traitor Legions, all with different methods and ideologies, having to learn how to adapt to each Battle-Brother's personality and warfare strategos (war ethos). I would imagine it harder in the time of the Heresy, as the Primarchs are actually still alive, and their aura of magnificance, their psychic imprint on these defectors would be greater, for better or for worse. Simply remove all anti Xenos-specific benefits, perhaps replacing them with "Traitor" Legion specific benefits.
Alternatively, Legions known for their arduous clashes with Xenos (such as the Blood Angels) might keep these anti Xeno-specific Skills and Talents, while others, such as the Death Guard or Emperor's Children, instead have cold spots in their twin hearts for their traitorous brothers.
Posted 17 May 2013 - 12:15 AM
Brother Anselm said:
Gurkhal said:
I think that I know what the TS is looking for and in the name of the Emperor I shall provide it for you.
Praise the Emperor and hallow be His name!
At first glance that is an amazing piece of work, well done.
Well, I didn't make it so I can't take credit but I'm happpy you like it.
Posted 19 May 2013 - 12:30 PM
Forge World released Horus Heresy: Betrayal… a beautiful book (expensive) that is basically a codex and fluff for The Sons of Horus, Death Guard, World Eaters and Emperor's Children. Using it would be like using any other 40k codex and doing the conversion work yourself.
Posted 04 June 2013 - 07:20 PM
A simple way to do it could be to use the create your own chapter rules of Deathwatch Rites of Battle. Use the rules to make the traitor chapters as you think they would have been before the fall and as GM you can modify them slightly if nothing exactly fits your vision.
Posted 06 June 2013 - 12:30 AM
There are some Legions written up for the Dornian Heresy alternate timeline, where the Loyalists and Traitors are swapped.
Posted 10 June 2013 - 10:00 PM
Gurkhal said:
I think that I know what the TS is looking for and in the name of the Emperor I shall provide it for you.
Praise the Emperor and hallow be His name!
This…this is GLORIUS! All I needed to run a proper PBF game
Question: I see there are rules for all the Traitors and there are proposed skill and talent swaps. My question is regarding Dark Angels who have a lot of Forbidden Lore Skills concerning things that do not exist during the Heresy timeline. What would some of you swap their Forbidden Lore (Adeptus Astartes), (Inquisition) and (Traitor Legions) ?
Posted 20 July 2013 - 11:21 PM
Great document on preheresy legions. Has anyone created a preheresy character sheet?
Posted 21 July 2013 - 01:23 AM
The Apocryphon Conclave didn't occur until after the Heresey. Deathwatch did not exist prior to the Conclave in any way, shape or form. It was due to the events of the Heresey that the Primarchs met at the Conclave and swore the original, and ancient, Oath. The Inquisition was formed about the same time and the 3 Ordos within were established to prosecute their specific missions; Malleus, Hereticus, and Xenos. There was NO Deathwatch Pre-Heresey.


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Fed up with greedy bankers? Five reasons to join an ethical bank
Fed up with greedy bankers? Five reasons to join an ethical bank
It's not often banks are commended for their services to society.
To the contrary: since 2008 the word "banker" has become almost like a swear word!
But should all financial institutions be tarred with the same brush?
You might have noticed a number of so-called ethical banks claiming to be putting social, ethical and environmental concerns before simply making money.
Three of the foremost examples are Co-operative Bank, Triodos Bank and Shared Interest Society. Judging by their growth and success to date, these groups are blazing a trail that others are sure to follow.
So what's in it for you to be this – well – virtuous? Particularly if that's not 100% your thing?
Easy: changing your banking habits allows you to make a stand against the "evil banking empires" that you readers clearly loathe as much as we do!
Here's the five top reasons to wait no longer before off switching funds to an ethical bank…
1. Green beats greed Most of us try to do our bit for the environment. We make sure our empty beer bottles go in the recycling bin and turn off the tap while we're cleaning our teeth. But can the bank we choose make a difference to our planet?
You bet…
- Triodos Bank, together with its climate and energy funds, finances more than 175 wind farms, 85 solar plants and several small biomass and hydro projects. It also funds 1,200 organic food and agriculture projects.
- The Co-operative Bank was named Sustainable Bank of the Year in 2010 by the Financial Times. Its parent group aims to increase corporate lending for renewable projects from £400m to £1bn and wants every UK school to have a green energy source by 2020 – it is already fitting solar panel systems through its £1m renewable energy fund.
On top of the conscience boost, this is good news for you money too, as the renewable industries they invest in are also high growth.
2. The power's in YOUR pocket
You may not realise it, but your saving habits can literally help save lives. Did you know that some conventional banks have used funds – i.e. your money – to fund the arms and tobacco trades? Although you will never be held accountable, this money could be directly responsible for deaths in other parts of the world. Don't be complicit in this!
- Shared Interest claims to be the only 100% Fairtrade lender. It helps Peruvian farmers turn former mining areas into coffee-yielding communities and helps Kenyan soapstone producers earn a living. Each year it lends more than £33 million to ethical businesses across 36 countries.
3. Charity begins at home
Many of us would say we give generously to charity. On average, Brits fork out £192 a year for good causes.
But giving to charity could be easier than you think
- With Co-operative Bank, you can support Action Aid, Shelter, Christian Aid, Greenpeace, Help the Aged, Water Aid and many other good causes just by taking out a charity credit card. With its Save The Children credit card, the charity receives £15 for every account opened plus an extra £2.50 if it is used within six months.
- People who save with Triodos can nominate projects to receive funding, so they can have a direct input into where their money goes. And If you're feeling ultra altruistic, you could donate money to the Triodos Foundation, which provides funding for projects involved in social renewal such as art and culture, education, sustainable energy, the environment, organic farming and healthcare.
4. Fighting back against the bankers
Many people have become disillusioned with the British banking system. If it wasn't enough that they practically crippled the economy through unwise lending, they then got our backs up by paying their executives millions in bonuses.
- Triodos has an appealing bonuses programme. It does occasionally dish them out if a staff member has performed particularly well, but bonuses are limited to the equivalent of two months' salary. It isn't into just backing the fat cats either – at the end of 2009 every worker received a bonus worth €300.
5. It's easy
Because these banks aren't as prominent on the High Street as Lloyds, Barclays et al, some people think it's going to be an uphill struggle to actually bank with them daily.
Not necessarily.
It can be just as easy to bank ethically as it is to bank with traditional companies.
- The Co-operative is the closest to a mainstream bank. They offer 24-hour armchair banking on their current accounts, a High Street branch network (and Britannia branches in partnership), and a full range of complementary products: ISAs, savings accounts, loans, home and motor insurance, life insurance and credit cards. On top of that, there's the award-winning, Internet-only Smile current account as well.
- Triodos is a great bet for savers. They offer a range of savings accounts including regular savers, ISAs and children's savings accounts.
- Shared Interest is ripe for longer-term investors. You can start an ethical investment fund with just £100.
Just a footnote: it might be worth pointing out that none of these banks needed a taxpayer-funded bailout two years ago!
What do you think? Would you ditch your old-school bank for a more ethical option?
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Mark Jamieson Says:
Apr 16, 2011 at 9:30 am
I changed over to the Co-operative bank from Santander just under twelve months ago and it has been a fantastic change! Last month a direct debit went out two days early (thanks Orange!) which left me overdrawn. I keep a very tight budget and I don't have, or want, an overdraft. I received a letter from the Co-op telling me I had gone overdrawn, that they were not charging me if my account was back in the black within ten days, and asking me if I was alright!! The same scenario with Santander would have left me thirty pounds lighter and a rude letter as well! Change banks today!! The service I receive from the Co-op is second to none and I banked with Barclays for over twenty five years and never received anything like the quality service I get now:)
LORNA Says:
Apr 16, 2011 at 10:44 am
I need online banking though as I work abroad just now – Do any of these 'moral' banks have such a facility which is reliable please? I do find that the pin machine which I have with my Barclays account keeps funds very safe, so I need something like that which protects against fraud etc.
David Says:
Apr 16, 2011 at 3:56 pm
I always try and usual mutual organisations and have been with the Coop since TSB was gobbled up. (I took out a savings account with them when they visited school in the 60s!) No, the Coop doesn't take risks so you won't get a silly mortgage, but they are there for their customers/members rather than faceless pension funds. we recently managed to get back on the housing ladder because I now have a couple of pensions coming in (though I'm long-term unemployed) and we got a ten year fixed rate deal. If you are a member – you can join at your local shop – you get money back on your financial transactions too. Except for business accounts (where I've found the Coop to be a bit too risk-shy) I don't know why anyone would want to use a "normal" bank TBH…
Karl Roscoe Says:
Apr 17, 2011 at 9:43 am
Lorna, the Coop has online banking with a pin machine to transfer funds.
Amila Says:
Apr 22, 2011 at 8:40 am
@Lorna: yes they (Coop) have a secure online banking system that's very reliale, they also use PIN card-readers as well. Plus you can phone 24 hours for customer service. If you're outside the country you might want the 'regular' phone number not 0845, it's 01695 53760. Hope that helps, Amila
dee Says:
May 4, 2011 at 5:17 pm
Sorry to say may experience of the Co-op is not as rosy as those above – I took out a credit card with them and later discovered they had without my knowledge added PPI – still waiting for this to be refunded after claiming many many months ago – Now they are hiding behind the legal battle recently in the High Court -
Spring girl Says:
May 5, 2011 at 9:37 am
I've been waiting to change banks for a while and thought Co-op might suit me with its ethical stance on most things, how are they on arranging overdrafts and their 'normal charges', does anyone know? Good to see Mark's experience above. Wonder if its company wide or just a good branch?
Adrian U Says:
Jul 8, 2011 at 11:51 am
The Co-op & Smile claim to be ethical and in some ways they are, but don't for one minute think that they are any different from the big high street banks. Just check out what returns you get as a saver compared with what they charge to loan money. Currently I receive 0.25% interest for a cash ISA because I'm "a customer" but my savings are then loaned out to other poor souls at the rate of 9.9% APR!!! Not really an ethical way of doing business with your customers is it?
m madacky Says:
Jul 12, 2011 at 9:37 am
I would but in the past most of the banks have turned me down, regardless of being in a full time job. I am lucky that I have a bank account.


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Man, I love SoundCloud. If you love music, which I'm guessing you do if you're reading this, and you don't have an account, change that right meow. If you do have one, email me your account name, I'd love to see what you're into. If you've ever wondered where all the music posted on here is coming from, SoundCloud is one of the many sources of glory. It makes my day when I log on after a few days and there are dozens of new tracks just waiting to be heard.
Today, I logged on and hit the jackpot. Let me just tell you that I've got some ROWDY new tunes for this weekend for those who are into it. For today's post, I was pleasantly surprised to find two new remixes uploaded by the Australian electro pop duo Bag Raiders. I haven't really posted much electro pop in the past few months, so it seemed fitting that these go up today. Go ahead and argue that these are house or disco or whatever, I hate classifying music. Probably my least favourite part of this blog.
I also love chili,
The Ting Tings – Silence (Bag Raiders Remix) [Mediafire]
Turns out this one was actually released last April. Glad I still managed to hear it today.
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Why, just the other night at Jackson's Hole, two fans were engaged in spirited debate about the upcoming season:
"Listen, you. The magnitude of the induced vibration is proportional to the natural amplitude of vibration at the point of impact," the first fan said with some heat. "Hence, no vibrations are set up when the ball strikes the bat at a node, and maximal vibrations are set up if the point of impact is near an anti-node, a point of maximum vibration amplitude."
The second fan's face reddened. "Not in your lifetime," he said, taking a belt of Budweiser. "The amplitude of the vibration induced by the collision must be proportional to the impulse--the force applied to the bat multiplied by the time over which the force is applied--inversely proportional to the weight of the bat, and inversely proportional to the frequency of vibration. Put that in your pipe and smoke it."
"Ridiculous!" the first fan shouted. "You're not even considering the dynamics of spin frequency. Much less the Bernoulli Effect."
Where, oh, where was Yogi Berra when these two needed him? Surely he could have settled their argument in a New York second. But Professor Berra was likely curled up by the swimming pool in Florida, reading a good book on drag co-efficients and ballistic pendulums. This time of year, after all, what baseball fan in his right mind shouldn't be?
In seasons past, late February was the time when Little Leaguers took their ball gloves out of the toy box and started rubbing them down with neat's-foot oil, a pale yellow elixir derived from the shinbones of cattle. In the sun-drenched camps of Arizona and Florida, larger, stronger players would start cantering across damp swells of emerald outfield, dreaming lazily of crucial doubles struck in the shadowy late afternoons of September. Of scorched liners chased and retrieved in the nick of time scarcely three feet from the looming green wall. Of the World Series.
These days, ballplayers of all ages, shapes and sizes--not to mention Colorado Rockies fans--would instead do well to brush up on their vibrational anti-nodes and plausible stress-strain cycles, along with the basic tenets of the Navier-Stokes. When facing the Astros in late August, such knowledge could become very important indeed.
To this end, I have recently taken down from the shelf my copy of Robert Kemp Adair's The Physics of Baseball (Second Edition, Revised, Updated and Enlarged 1994)--a volume that will prove interesting to any serious student of the game and absolutely essential to anyone who plays or watches baseball in Coors Field. Dr. Adair, the Sterling Professor of Physics at Yale University, was once a teaching colleague of the late Bart Giamatti, former president of the National League and later commissioner of baseball. In 1987 Giamatti appointed him "Physicist to the National League." After all, here was a guy who knew the difference between a Magnus Co-efficient and a resistive drag force--as well as exactly what he wanted on his hot dog. He published his book a year later.
But it wasn't until the Second Edition that Dr. Adair turned his attentions to altitude and--without indulging in myth, speculation or folklore--told us why Dante Bichette and Andres Galarraga hit the stuffing out of the ball in their home park, while Kevin Ritz should probably be doing his job in a suit of body armor.
In Chapter 2, "The Flight of the Baseball" (the very title should strike fear into the hearts of the game's most battered pitching staff), Dr. Adair explains the intricacies of the Navier-Stokes Equation, which governs fluid dynamics and gives pitchers a pain in the ass whenever they take the mound at Coors Field. It's about the density of air and retardant forces, and that's probably all that Jamey Wright or Curtis Leskanic care to know about it. But here's a translation: A ball struck on the bat's sweet spot (that would be your "node," physics rookies) by, say, Cecil Fielder, that travels 400 feet in sea-level Yankee Stadium on a windless summer day would be a 407-foot drive in Atlanta, which is 1,050 feet high in the Georgia Piedmont. Here in mile-high Denver, the good doctor points out, Fielder's blast goes 430 feet--and should expansion come to Mexico City, 7,800 feet above sea level, ol' Cecil's selfsame clout will travel 450 feet.
That's not all. Because of less air drag, hit balls also get to fielders faster: Our physicist points out that a gapped liner to, say, left-center gets to a 300-foot landing point three-tenths of a second faster in Denver than it does in Boston, cutting the outfielders' range by an amazing eight to nine feet. "Even the range of a shortstop covering a line-drive or a one-hopper," he points out, "will be cut by nearly a foot in Denver." Baseball, as we know, is a game of inches.


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Another thread got me wanting to post something that could get some opposing views. I have yet to settle on my views of organics. I once was very big into organics. Then I started studying the science more than the marketing and my views on what constitutes as natural versus what marketing has convinced people of what constitutes as natural has changed significantly. This has led to changing my views on organics (or at least the current definitions) significantly and they are constantly evolving. Anyway:
What makes a nutrient "organic" or "derived from natural sources" as opposed to one that is supposedly not natural? Remember, all nutrients are derived from natural materials. It's just some go through more processing than others. The idea of "natural" in "organics" being in opposition to synthetics is one derived of marketing, not science. How can anything man processes be unnatural? Right? Are we not part of nature? What makes a nutrient natural? How can it be more natural to extract nutrients from a source in a solid form to make sure your mix is balanced than it is to further process it into a dissolved form and make sure you have much higher consistency and fewer contaminants that could be harmful? I mean, when bio bizz produces a seaweed extract how is it more natural than another company taking natural products and further processing them for a pure chemical based product? If your definition of natural is "not man made" (which isn't mine since I view us as natural animals without supernatural capability) then I don't see how anything but shoveling compost from a forest floor or poop from the field and placing it directly on plants is natural. Even using composting bins is intervention and processing only possible by the work of man, so it really should not be counted as natural under the "not man made" definition. I mean, how often in the wild do you see a 3x3 foot or bigger pile of perfectly balanced fresh materials composting to feed plants? Let me say I am a compost fanatic. I vermicompost and use two hot bins outside. So, nothing against composting. I think it is a perfect way of using our biowaste wisely. So, not looking for some heated argument here despite it being a somewhat controversial subject. But, I would love to see some people post what their definition of natural and organic is and also what they view to be unnatural. If you could, please also say why you feel such a way. I won't tell anyone they are wrong as I've already stated my opinions and the fact that they are constantly evolving. In fact, I expect my opinions may be further influenced by some of the obviously intelligent people that post on this forum. |
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- Posted by freemangreens Zone 10 CA (My Page) on Sun, Aug 16, 09 at 16:13
Hi. Remember me? Here's my 2-cent's worth: IMO the 'controversy' stems from the difference between all-natural and bio-engineered-natural. There is also something to be said about advertising. I'll explain each. Again this is just IMO (in my opinion). First off an atom of carbon, which by definition deems something organic, doesn't care if it's from a reagent bottle or from a rotting tree; carbon is carbon. A man-made isotope of carbon is another thing altogether. My opinion of "organic" would be carbon as it exists in nature (rotting tree) other than from a man-made carbon isotope. When we speak of "natural" or "organic", the assumption is that it derived from the earth and not from a test tube. The folks at Monsanto would argue that point. If you check into it, Monsanto controls about 90% of the world's soy bean crops and those crops are what is termed "Round-up Ready Soy". These are plants that have been genetically modified to resist the application of Round-up weed killer, but are still sold as "natural" or "organic" soy. Go figure! Along those same lines, advertising laws allow things like "Real" cheese to be nothing more than processed 'cheese food', which is to say it contains a lot of dairy byproducts, but in reality NO actual cheese. How real is that? The crux of that argument is "Real" is a brand name. When you purchase "Real Cheese" the "real" part is the wrapper; the brand name. What's inside is just stuff! In conclusion, I believe "real" should represent its namesake and actually be genuine. I believe "natural" carbon should be derived from the earth in its elemental form and not modified by man. Hmmm . . . that may be more like my nickel's worth, eh? |
- Posted by bilberrybrian (My Page) on Sun, Aug 16, 09 at 19:32
This is a question that deserves to be revisited from time to time. Chemists will tell you that urea is an organic compound. Most organic gardeners will say it's not organic. Both uses of the word are correct within a specific context. Urea is by definition an organic compound. Urea can be found in the liver, blood, kidneys and urine of healthy human beings. However, it's important to recognize that the biochemical process that liver enzymes use to synthesize urea are both exceedingly efficient and elegant when compared to the industrial or laboratory processes used to make the same compound for sale at a garden center. Two stories told and several points were made. Definitions are only useful when two people are using the same definition for the same purpose. This also means that people have to understand what they are talking about. Anyone can say "Sure, I know what all-natural means!" but few can articulate their definition beyond fuzzy and vague terms if pressed for more information. Another issue is that most things are not black and white. Even with agreeing on exactly what it means for something to be natural or unnatural, few things will be entirely one or the other. Most things will fall somewhere in between. In truth, I nearly disregard labels, claims and marketing all together. I look at the ingredients, how those ingredients were processed and what form the final product has taken. From there I will make a judgment on whether or not it's worth trying and base my expectations about what will, should or can happen. |
Of course you're remembered Freeman! How's the plumbing business going? I've learned a couple things here. One, I didn't know Round-Up Ready Soy is considered organic by some. I guess I just assumed that genetically modified foods are automatically disqualified since they are under some certifiers. That's the problem with certifiers, though. There is no global standard they have to fit so they are free to fit definitions to whatever lobbyists can get in place. And big agri-chem companies are major lobbyists. One example of definition oddities is the definition of inert or inactive according to the government (Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act) versus chemistry. We all usually learn the definition of inert to mean inactive and when a chemical is rendered inert we usually consider it safe. In pesticides, however, inert and inactive ingredients simply mean that the chemicals don't perform the intended function of the product. Nothing to do with actually being chemically inert. Criminally misleading. Fortunately, the EPA stepped in to make manufacturers at least change the labels from "inactive ingredients" to "other ingredients" in '97. Two, I didn't know that about citric acid. Very interesting. I mean, I know you can get citric acid from lots of fruits, but I never would have guessed the primary source to be fungi. |
It turns out that words will hold still for anybody, including organic, natural and etc. You say tomato and I say tomato....... |
- Posted by freemangreens Zone 10 CA (My Page) on Mon, Aug 17, 09 at 21:42
The plumbing business is going great. Where else can you live at the top of the food chain with only a meager understanding of just 4 items? Oh, the four items? Sure: Yup, things are great; thanks for asking. |
You know penicillin is grown by bacteria though it was originally a fungus found growing on oranges. Also, I don't believe genetically modified plants disqualify it from being organic. After all people genetically modify plants all the time. That's why there are so many varieties of tomatoes(heirloom included) my understanding is organinc products are not mechanically produced (i.e. miracle grow vs compost tea) or treated with mechanically produced pesticides. in recent years, it has also begun taking on the whole 'how it affects the earth' connotations as well. for example, hydroponics is not 'organic' because when the reservoirs are dumped without consideration, they can cause overloads of chemicals in the environment and lead to things such as algae blooms and what not. Also since hydroponics salts are derived from mined minerals versus say a compost pile, they are not considered a renewable resource as composts are. Now I don't buy into those latter definitions of organic, but I know they are arguing points for organics to justify the higher prices you pay since they have lower yields versus the chemically advanced foods we can eat. |
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Review: 'The Corridor' Takes Male Bonding To The Outer Limits
Fantastic Fest By Scott Beggs on March 28, 2012 | Be the First To CommentEditor's Note: This review previously ran as part of our Fantastic Fest coverage but with The Corridor hitting limited theaters this weekend, it makes sense to publish it once again. A sharp twist to the concept of getting together for a boys' weekend (and the ultimate bizarre response to the influx of Dude Bro movies), The Corridor opts for rounded, deeply complicated characters who have the kind of shared history that is as likely to cause an outbreak of hugs as it is a burst of heated words and violent threats. The whole messy pile then gets an eyebrow-raising element right out of The Outer Limits dropped on top, and it's off to the races. The film opens with a frantic confrontation where Tyler (Stephen Chambers) hides in a closet while his mother (Mary-Colin Chisholm) lies dead on the ground ostensibly by her own handful of pills. A brick wall named Bobcat (Matthew Amyotte), pretty boy named Lee (Nigel Bennett), and Brad Cooper look-a-like named Everett (James Gilbert) bust into the house only to be confronted by a maniacal Tyler who takes a swipe at Everett's face and stabs Lee in the hand. Months later, they find themselves at a funeral/reunion at Tyler's mom's house in the woods with another childhood friend (Glen Matthews) in tow, trying to reconcile their relationship and deal with a supernatural force that threatens their existence.
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No response to loud noises
From a few weeks old, most babies who hear a loud bang will respond by jumping, crying or blinking suddenly. Often babies who are autistic don't respond at all to these noises and can appear to be slightly disengaged from any sort of noise happening around them.
Poor eye contact
This is one of the most obvious signs in a baby or child that you may need to check out with your doctor. Children who don't follow objects with their eyes or cannot hold their parent's gaze may be suffering from the condition, as most babies will show some kind of interaction from a very young age.
Doesn't smile back
A baby will normally smile and engage with their parents from only a few weeks old. However, autistic children will rarely smile back and may gaze out into the distance, as if completely unaware of the presence of someone else.
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When they get a bit older autistic infants and children may not like to be touched, held or cuddled, preferring to sit on their own away from other adults or children.
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Babies usually start responding to their name at about five months old and will continue to grow more aware of it from then on. If your child doesn't respond when you call her, either by turning her head or, if older, coming to you, she may have the condition. This is another symptom deaf children show,so this behaviour may point towards another condition as well.
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Autistic children normally start to talk far later than their peers and when they do, their vocabulary may be much more limited than you would expect. Children are expected to have started talking by the age of two and to make sounds and babble long before that. Sometimes an autistic child won't babble at all or, if he does, his sounds and tone will be completely different from those of a child without autism.
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Autistic children may develop routines that they will repeat every day at the same time and in the same way. If these routines change or alter in any way, they may get very upset and worried. This dislike of change is common in many autistic adults and can stay with the sufferer for life.
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If your child is quiet, withdrawn and dislikes getting involved with other children, this may be a sign. Autistic children are happiest playing on their own and don't like interacting with other people. They can sometimes appear as though they are in a world of their own but, at the same time, quite content with this.
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Many autistic children are very sensitive to light and will hate any sudden light such as the bedroom curtains opening in the morning. This can be a symptom of many conditions, however, so it's best to get it checked out as soon as possible.
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And from those who seemed to be influential (what they were makes no difference to me; God shows no partiality)—those, I say, who seemed influential added nothing to me.
– Galatians 2:6
Oh, how I love Paul! He is hilarious. He is so cheeky. "Sure, sure. Peter, James, and John, those pillars, they seemed like somebodies, I guess." Love it!
But is he being as disparaging as he appears? Not really, but sort of. Here's Luther on this verse:
Paul disparages the authority and dignity of the true apostles. He says of them, "Which seemed to be somewhat." The authority of the apostles was indeed great in all the churches. Paul did not want to detract from their authority, but he had to speak disparagingly of their authority in order to conserve the truth of the Gospel . . .
What they say has no bearing on the argument. If the apostles were angels from heaven, that would not impress me. We are not now discussing the excellency of the apostles. We are talking about the Word of God now, and the truth of the Gospel. That Gospel is more excellent than all apostles.
"The gospel is more excellent than all apostles." Yes!
You know what? Mark Driscoll, Matt Chandler, John Piper, Mark Dever, Will Willimon, David Platt. These guys and more are (probably) better preachers than you and me. But if your gospel is the Bible's gospel, their gospel isn't better than yours. Same gospel. They can't improve on it any more than you can defuse it.
If you're a good preacher, you're probably a better speaker than Paul — because Paul himself acknowledged he wasn't an impressive speaker — but if your gospel is the Bible's gospel, it is not your speaking that wakens hearts, but the same power the "unimpressive" Paul set loose.
If you know and speak the gospel, you are a channel for God's destroying of strongholds and resurrecting of lives. Every Christian who can articulate the gospel has the launch code and access to the button.
If you preach the gospel, you wield the most powerful word in the universe. It's not the gnosis of the apostles. It's the resurrecting word entrusted to us all.


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Ten must-attend 2014 PrideFest events in Denver
PrideFest is back, and the LGBTQ community is prepping to hit the streets where booze flows, bodies grind, rainbow flags wave and skin burns under the sun. While there are the usual liquor drenched festivities, thumping dance parties and ample opportunities to cruise, there are less debaucherous options as well, including kickball tournaments, races and kids' parades. Whatever your tastes, below are ten of the best offerings from this year's Pride. Courtesy of The Center Denver's PrideFest is the third largest LGBTQ pride celebration in the United States.
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June 20
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Fat? Hairy? Like your men that way? If so, consider taking a walk on the feral side of the queer community with bears, cubs and otters, who will be cuddling up on the dance floor at Berracuda, the most attended gay dance party in the United States. Start dancing at 9 p.m.; tickets cost $7 before 10 p.m. and $10 after.
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June 21
City Hall
Whether you're' looking for burlesque, gogo dancers, killer comedy or hiphop, from happy hour till midnight, Girl Pride will meet your needs. Hosted by Rose Garcia from the Real L-Word and Dru Marie from Spike TV and Girls in Wonderland, the event features the musical styling of DJ Tatiana, DJ Corona and DJ Robot5000, who will keep you dancing all night long. The event begins at 8 p.m. with a two-for-one cover till 9 p.m. There is a $10 cover for 21+ and a $20 for 18+.
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June 20
Forget Caligula. Denver's hottest women's night, Babes Around Denver is sponsoring Lost Worlds, a Roman-themed women's pride party at Tracks, which will be transformed into a Romanesque pleasure dome replete with gladiators, togas and beyond. The best toga outfit will win you $100. Tickets are $7 from 7-9 and $10 from 9 on.
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If you can stomach the fact that Coors continues to attempt to repair the damage from their homophobic political legacy by sponsoring the Denver Pride Parade and you don't mind the throngs of hetero business owners and politicians cashing in on the LGBTQ community, few parades compare. Wash down painkillers, pop a vitamin-b supplement and head to Cheesman Park at 9:30 a.m. for the kickoff. If you can't get up that early, catch the end of the parade on Colfax Avenue near Civic Center Park.
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I have had this annoying problem for a while now that I can't seem to control. While laying down on the couch or bed, my right leg/foot is constantly moving. When I try to stop it by putting my left foot over it, then my left foot does the moving.
I am o.k. when I am driving a car or sitting up-right, it just seems to occur when laying down. It's a sub-conscious little annoyance that's starting to bother me big time. Any ideas??? |
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When I first saw the title of your post, my first thought was "restless leg syndrome". But your symptoms don't really sound like that. RLS doesn't cause my legs to constantly move.... it's more like a tingly, itchy sensation in the legs that causes an uncontrollable urge to move them. And it doesn't happen just when lying down, but also sitting, and always in the late evening or during the night. Also, putting one foot on top of the other would NOT calm my leg that wants to move; in fact that leg will want to move even more. It is an uncontrollable urge to move the legs. For me, going to sleep is the only relief. When did your symptoms begin and for how long has this been happening? Jen |
Here is a link that might be useful: RLS symptoms
It's been happening for probably 2/3 yrs. now. However, I have just recently noticed that it appears to be getting worse -- meaning, that I am just more aware of when it happens. It never hurts or has shooting pains (as seen on the t.v. commercials), and it doesn't seem to matter if it's day or night. Just weird, and uncontrollable, unless I really concentrate on keeping it still. |
- Posted by grandmapoo (My Page) on Tue, Oct 24, 06 at 9:27
I have this also. But it's my smaller three toes on my right foot that twitch, all simutanously. I never knew it until my neice asked me why I keep moving my toes. It seems they do it more when I'm talking or in deep thought and it happens only when I'm sitting with my legs up or laying down (when my muscles are relaxed.) I also have restless leg syndrome, but this is very different. |
- Posted by Debbie(firstname.lastname@example.com) onTue, Mar 22, 11 at 12:22
Mine happen when sitting and lying down, all the time for past month. Nothing stops them but walking. Even happens when I try to lay down and sleep. Keeping me up at night. Took restless leg syndrome medication but it did nothing for me. No pain or itchiness in legs/feet. Just feel the constant need to move legs/feet. Driving me crazy!! |
- Posted by John(email@example.com) onTue, May 3, 11 at 18:04
Its probably a sign that your bored, and if your left leg moves, it means your annoyed. Look up Paul Ekman's macroexpressions and how body language reflects your mood, or thoughts. |
- Posted by itsmewendy (My Page) on Fri, Mar 2, 12 at 19:13
I have also had this problem for quite sometime now. I feel like it is some sort of ocd problem or something? It drives my husband crazy and I really can't think of a way to explain it to my dr other than my feet move a lot at night while I'm sleeping. I'm thinking it may have somthing to do with nerves. |
- Posted by itsmewendy (My Page) on Fri, Mar 2, 12 at 20:04
I have also had this problem for quite sometime now. I feel like it is some sort of ocd problem or something? It drives my husband crazy and I really can't think of a way to explain it to my dr other than my feet move a lot at night while I'm sleeping. I'm thinking it may have somthing to do with nerves. |
- Posted by prairiemoon2 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 14, 12 at 12:09
Consider your diet first. I have not had that problem but I have had muscle twitching, that disappeared after looking it up and discovering that a lack of magnesium can cause that problem. Very necessary for the muscles and nerves. And it is not all that plentiful in the Standard American Diet. I had already been eating dark leafy green vegetables and thought that should have been a good source of magnesium, but the source I read, said that nuts and seeds have a lot more magnesium in them, so I ate nuts and seeds at every meal and in 24 hours it was cleared up. Raw, organic seeds. Grind them in a coffee grinder, if you have trouble chewing them. It is amazing how messed up our diet can be. Doing a little research on what is considered a good diet, takes time and effort, but is well worth it. It can get confusing. There is a PBS special called '3 Steps to Incredible Health' that I think is one of the best presentations out there. See if it is coming up on PBS anytime soon. Or they may have a copy in the library. Organic vegetables and fruits with every meal and nuts and seeds often. Reduce the meat, the dairy, grains and the sweets. That is a simple way of improving your diet to start. |
I've had RLS (restless leg syndrome)in the evenings most of my life... & I remember my Mom would move her legs so much while sitting at night. I was told people who had rheumatic fever as a child often got RLS later. I remember as a child wrapping my legs in warm towels as my legs 'hurt' so much & was told it was 'growing pains'(!) but as an adult I was diagnosed with RLS & put on L-dopa -a Parkinsons drug- & it has helped the RLS a lot! This constant feeling of the urge to move/jerk my legs is awful ... no cause for RLS or cure but thankfully some help! |
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Here comes the Sun......................day by keachy
pissed as the weekends closing onto Sunday, well here'sTen sombre tracks including music by Björk, Mogwai and Girls.
alternative rock, indie rock, lo-fi
it doesnt have to be the end.............. by keachy
take with apple goodness.
chill, bliss, indian, electronica
taking it easy, cos work is shit and its friday. by keachy
taking it easy, cos work is shit and its friday.
electronic, chill