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Document Type Doctoral Thesis Author Cromhout, Markus email@example.com URN etd-09292006-141830 Document Title The Reconstruction of Judean Ethnicity in Q Degree PhD (New Testament Studies) Department New Testament Studies Supervisor
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- John D Crossan
- John P Meier
- Historical Jesus
- Sayings Gospel Q
- Judean Ethnicity
- Covenantal Nomism
- Identity Theory
- Galileans
- Gentiles
- Christology
Date 2000-00-00 Availability unrestricted Abstract This thesis focussed on the matter of Judean ethnic identity in the first century CE. At first we pointed out that New Testament scholarship lacks an overall interpretive framework to understand Judean identity. There is not an appreciation of what informed the entire process of Judean ethnic identity formation in the first century, or at any period for that matter. This lack of interpretive framework is acute in scholarship on the historical Jesus, where the issue of Judeanness is most strongly debated. We investigated the reconstructions of John P Meier and John D Crossan, and attempted to identify what content, be it explicitly or implicitly, or by omission, do they assign to Jesus' Judean identity. But as yet, we were not in a position to say just what kind of Judean Jesus was.We then proceeded by developing a Socio-Cultural Model of Judean Ethnicity. At first Sanders' notion of covenantal nomism was explored and redefined to function primarily as an ethnic descriptor. We combined the notion of covenantal nomism with Berger and Luckmann's theories on the sociology of knowledge, and saw that covenantal nomism could function as the Judean construction of reality. It is a convenient way to define the Judean "symbolic universe". Dunn's "four pillars of Second Temple Judeanism" was then reviewed, which looked at the importance of the Temple, God, Election and the Torah. The "new perspective" on Paul as developed by Dunn also proved useful, as he brought attention to the importance of traditional customs (e g circumcision and food laws), and how it served as "badges" for Judean identity. The approaches of Sanders and Dunn, however, lacked the insights of ethnicity theory. Ethnicity theory has identified two primary alternatives when it comes to ethnicity formation: constructionism and primordialism. We looked at the attempt of Jones to integrate the various approaches by her incorporation of the concept of the habitus. An overview of Duling's Socio-Cultural Model of Ethnicity followed, which lists all the relevant cultural features and which emphasises the predominant constructionist approach. We integrated all of the above into our own proposed model, which we termed covenantal nomism. It is a pictorial representation of the Judean symbolic universe, which as an ethnic identity, was proposed to be essentiall primordialist.
The model was then given appropriate content, by investigating what would have been typical of first century Judean ethnic identity. It was also demonstrated that their existed a fundamental continuity between Judea and Galilee, as Galileans were ethnic Judeans themselves and they lived on the ancestral land of Israel.
Attention was then focussed on the matter of ethnic identity in Q. We investigated the stratification of Kloppenborg and suggested that the third stratum which refers to the Torah properly belongs to the polemical and apologetic strategy of the main redaction. After analysing the two stratums it was concluded that Q points to a community whose Judean ethnic identity was in (re)construction. Apart from the cultural features of name and land, all cultural features demonstrated strong elements of discontinuity with traditional covenantal nomism. The Q people were given an eschatological Judean identity based on their commitment to Jesus and the requirements of the kingdom/reign of God.
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6 But now Timothy has come to us from you and brought us good news about your faith and love, and that you always have good memories of us, wanting to see us, as we also want to see you. | 6 But Timothy has just now come to us from you and has brought good news about your faith and love. He has told us that you always have pleasant memories of us and that you long to see us, just as we also long to see you. |
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Softball: Carly Murphy leads Munster to shutout win
By JOHN O'MALLEY Post-Tribune correspondent April 8, 2013 9:56PM
Munster's Carly Murphy throws a pitch against Kankakee Valley during their game held at Munster High School on Monday April 8, 2013. Munster won the game while Murphy pitched a shutout. | Charles Mitchell~For Sun-Times Media
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MUNSTER — It was still early in the game, yet Munster's Carly Murphy wasn't exactly pleased with the way she was pitching.
What's not to like?
The righthander struck out 10, walked only one and took a three-hitter into the top of the seventh inning against Kankakee Valley in Monday's Northwest Crossroads Conference game.
Even when the Kougars (5-1, 2-1) managed to load the bases on three singles with none out against Murphy (3-1), she never really flinched.
Murphy worked her way out of a potentially dangerous situation — with a big assist from Munster third baseman Katie Gloff.
Gloff made a huge unassisted double play following a rocket shot off the bat of KV's Taurie Piatt.
After an error by Gloff on the ensuing at-bat, Murphy fanned the Kougars' Lexi Eggert to end the game and preserve Munster's 3-0 win.
"That (unassisted double play by Gloff) was a game-changer,'' Munster coach Beth Thornburg said. "You have bases loaded and no outs and now you have two outs with the tying run at the plate and that's a big difference.''
Murphy received all the run support she needed in the first inning.
After Piatt (4-1) walked Sadie Conner, Taylor Michalski ripped a triple to center field with the hit-and-run on, giving the Mustangs (5-2, 2-0) a 1-0 lead.
Munster added unearned runs in both the second and third innings for a 3-0 Mustangs' lead.
"Carly was frustrated early in the game and didn't think she was pitching very well, but I thought she pitched very well,'' Thornburg said.
KV had a couple of chances where it loaded the bases — leaving them full in the fourth inning as well — but just couldn't capitalize.
"A ball a few inches more one way or another and we're right there,'' KV coach Brian Flynn said. "That was one of (Taurie's) best swngs of the year, but it just happened to be at somebody. There's nothing you can do about it.''
The loss was Piatt's first this season — after four straight wins.
"I thought she pitched pretty well,'' Flynn said. "It's a game of inches. Our kids realy gutted it out, though. They never quit. They always believe they can come back.''
The Kougars played without regular starting outfielder Brianna Niemiec.
Madelynn Moore had two hits and an RBI to lead Munster, while Sydney Pumnea had two hits for Kankakee Valley


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228 Quinn to Department of External Affairs
Cablegram Hague 24 THE HAGUE, [17 February] 1949, 12.05 a.m.
In a statement to the Second Chamber yesterday, the new Minister for Overseas Territories, Van Maarseveen, reaffirmed the government support for Van Royen's statements [1] on the Security Council resolution. [2] On the question of continued occupation of the Republican Territory by the Dutch forces, the Minister pointed out that the restoration of law and order was a necessary condition for the execution of the wishes of both parties. The occupation had been necessary because Indonesia was threatened by territories now occupied.
2. Broadly, the aims of the Dutch and the United Nations coincided in the maintenance of law and order. The same applied to the adherence to the Renville principles [3] , the holding of free and democratic elections and the transfer of sovereignty to U.S.I. The differences could be narrowed down to procedure.
3. In analysis of the resolution the Minister claimed its [1st] recommendation had been observed and that now only 'active defence' against guerilla bands was being conducted.
Implementation of third recommendation, a 'proper place' in the interim organisation, had been offered to the Republican leaders.
These showed no inclination to accept it. They demanded the releasing of prisoners and their positive return to Djokja to exercise full authority there and in the surrounding territory, as well as free communication with all persons in Indonesia. This was demanding the impossible. The Republicans had so far shown no signs of complying with the resolution's first recommendation. The Netherlands authority in Indonesia was for the time being the only support for law and order in these areas. This would be dealt an irreparable blow if the Republican leaders were to be restored to their authority in Djokja.
4. It is considered extension, as desired by Security Council, of U.N.C.I. jurisdiction to territories which already co-operate with the Dutch, [i]s 'intolerable violation of Dutch sovereignty by United Nations'.
5. In regard to the release of Republican leaders, 'good friends at home and abroad' had urged this. The matter would be discussed with Beel. Erion [4] was asked if release would be compatible with Dutch responsibility.
6. The Netherlands and Indonesian Governments faced the problems of preventing chaos and avoiding a break with the United Nations.
There was, in any case, no possibility of the Dutch 'abandoning' Indonesia.
7. There is no difference of opinion about the aims to be achieved; creation of U.S. of I. including the Republican territory and with Republican leaders occupying important positions. Difficulty has so far been the interim period as the Republic was unwilling to give up before the sovereignty of the Federation could be established.


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A well established company operating oil & gas specialist Valve repair and maintenance equipment is seeking qualified candidates for :
Requirement :
· Male, Max 45 years old.
· Min. S1 Preferred fileds of engineering
· Working experience Min. 5 years as Assistant Manager/ Manager in Valve company, fabrication, and manufacture.
· Mastering system ISO 9001:2008
· Understanding and have extensive knowledge in the field of Valve
· Understanding budgeting and project (tender)
· Mastering Computer (Ms. Office)
· Mastering English actively
· Abily to create a procedure that is used as a reference work
· Disciplined, high motivated and responsible
· Having good leadership skills, can be a role model, analytical thinking and problem solving
· Mastering HSE and implementation procedure
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· Working experience min. 5 years in Marketing/Sales
· Competence in Ms.Office e.g word, excel, power point.
· Ability to communicate in English fluently both oral & written
· Highly self- motivated, responsibility, good personality & attractive looking
· Able to make weekly/monthly report and sales plan if needed.
· Strong leadership, good communication, multitasking, fast learning, working flexible, Pro active.
· Possess creativity, outstanding presentation, excellent communication skill & interpersonal skill.
· Has strong passion in sales & ability to work individually as well as team.
· Abilitiy to maintain good relationship with customer.
· Hard working & ready to travel out of city if needed.
· Willing to be placed in Balikpapan
Job Description :
· Ensure that the Instrumentation and control system design is developed throughout the different phases of the Project technical and safety referential, international codes and standards and local regulations
· Provide senior technical expertise in Instrumentation and control system to the Project Management team
· Prepare Report, Schedule and Progress of Project to Management and Client
· Issue recommendations to Site Leader technical queries and deviations in compliance with the Company referential
· Familiar with oil & gas Regulation.
· Assist the Project Management teams in proposing replies to internal technical and safety engineering audits
· Coach and participate into the integration of new comers in his discipline as applicable
· Acting for Lead Discipline Engineer whenever required.
Requirement :
· Engineering degree from a recognized University in the discipline
· Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in Oil and Gas sector for engineering in instrumentation and control system
· Fluent in English, written and spoken
· Proficient with Oil and Gas International Codes and Standards for the discipline.
· Graduate from High School (e.g. SMU or SMA or STM).
· 5 years' experience with similar equipment and plant preferably in the oil or petrochemical industries.
· Computer literacy is an advantage.
· Specific Professional Knowledge:
· Instrumentation: All types of instrumentation and all types of flowmeter listed in the
· A rigorous and methodical approach, an ability to maintain good relations with colleagues and COMPANY
· Physical ability to go regularly to the onshore and offshore installations (or to work there) in the climatic conditions of the site
· Languages: English necessary, Bahasa Indonesia an advantage
Requirement :
· Male, age max. 35 years old
· Min.D3 any discipline (engineer preferred)
· Experience in the field of Purchasing min. 2 years, preferably with experience in the field of oil & gas
· Mastering computer and active English (written/ oral)
· Understanding the different kind of materials (especially valve)
· Able to build good communication with the vendor and have an extensive network
· Have initiative and be highly motivated, hard working, disciplined, and able to work as a team
· Capable of driving a four wheel vehicle and drivers license A
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· Responsible in the process of negotiations with the suppliers
· Responsible in the manufacture of manufacture PO and monitoring process
· Provide reports to the others party is associated with the process works
Requirement :
· Male, age Max. 30 years old
· Have experience min.2 years in the field of HSE
· Certified expert K3/oil & gas
· Understanding the ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management System
· Have Administration and Reporting standard HSE
· Understanding CSMS
· Able to make Job Safety Analysis
· Willing to make a visit to the visit
Job Description :
· Compliance and enforcement of all HSE issues (Project and field reports audits)
· Documentation, tracking, statistics and reporting (Risk Management, JSA, Near miss/ Hazard/ Observation reports, Establish a process to verify that corrective actions, as a result of incident investigations are documented and implemented, Accident/Incident Reports and Corrective actions, Corporate Safety Meetings for all hands and other communications to keep crews updated and informed of changes related to HSE, Post accident/incident Root-Cause Analysis, Vessel Orientation, pre-departure checklist, safety drills, etc)
· Maintaining Safety and Operations Manuals
· Training, Certifications and Record Keeping (New hire safety training orientations, Ensure all personnel have the necessary training for the project, Maintaining and tracking safety files, medical files, training files, certifications, and licenses, Customer and Regulatory Audits, Organize and Maintain documents in hard copy/electronic format, Setup and Maintain an Incident/Accident Database)
· Prepare safety documents for tender
· Make HSE Performance reporting to the manager
· Prepare a training schedule and MCU for employees
· Conduct internal audit ISO 9001:2008 for each division
· Document controller ISO 9001:2008
· Inspection Workshop
· Orientation/ induction of new staff/ new division
· HSE Meeting Routine
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Portsmouth's Andrew Chrabascz scored a career-high 24 points Saturday for Butler, enabling the Bulldogs to hang in with the Hoyas of Georgetown before going down, 71-63, in front of a crowd of more than 13,000 in the Verizon Center.
The 6-foot-7 freshman, making just his third start for Bulldogs, who are in last place in the Big East at 2-9, made 9 of 13 shots from the floor, including the only trey he tried, and 5 of 6 free throws.
Think he might have been a help this season to the PC Friars or URI Rams?
The Friars, losers of three of their last four, take on the Hoyas in D.C. on Monday night in a game they need to win in order to boost their fading hopes for their first NCAA tournament bid since 2004.
That's a tough turnaround for Providence, which lost a game it very much had a chance to win Saturday at Xavier, 59-53.
The Friars have just one day to prepare for the suddenly-hot Hoyas, who have won three straight — including an upset of 7th-ranked Michigan State in Madison Square Garden — after losing five in a row.
The Hoyas hardly are invincible at home.
They'd lost three straight in the Verizon Center — to Seton Hall, Marquette, and Villanova — before snapping that streak against Butler.
And the Friars handled the Hoyas easily, 70-52, in Providence on Jan. 8.
So it's a winnable game for Providence.
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Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors in action against the San Antonio Spurs at Oracle Arena on February 22, 2013 in Oakland, California.
The NBA season is heading into the home stretch and Clipper fans are feeling pretty good. But their potential opponent - if the playoffs were to start today - are no pushovers. The Golden State Warriors are currently eighth in points per game and third in rebounds.
But there's something else really good about the Warriors, their ticket sales. Brandon Schneider, the Golden State Warriors' Vice President of ticket sales and services, explains.


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We have a diverse and exciting learning programme, bringing our palaces to life for all adult audiences. Join us on a journey into these amazing palaces, where you'll meet extraordinary characters, hear compelling tales and discover remarkable treasures.
We have a vibrant ticketed public programme of learning events, including talks, debates, workshops and study days with historians, curators, conservators and more.
We offer a range of talks, workshops, training and projects for communities and groups, helping participants gain a sense of belonging and helping us stay connected to our local audiences.
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Britain's most northerly festival on Britain's most northerly island is a family-friendly affair with fiddle workshops, go kart races, film screenings and live music worth travelling for.
Diverse and friendly festival that combines all sorts of local, family and cultural events. 2014 is the 6th year of the festival which grows from strength to strength. Local bands, kids olympics, sailing regatta, etc
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Gritty Brits and Britty Grits
Dot. Sharon. Lofty. Arfur. Pauline. Den & Angie. Grant and Phil. Pat and Frank.
If these names stir your wind chimes, then you must be a fan of EastEnders, the gritty, spotty-faced British soap opera where everyone's got something dodgy going on and the characters spit dialogue such as, "He needs to sort himself out" and "He needs sorting out, that one does" and "You need to sort yourself out, before somebody does it for you."
"Personally," writes Michael Bywater in a very entertaining essay on The Meaning of EastEnders, I'd give it top marks just for introducing a new and universally appropriate greeting whenever one resident opens the front door to another: 'What YOU want?'"
In honor of the show's 25th anniversary (my, how time flaps like a sooty bird), there's a Big Apple Brits party this Saturday the 13th at the Grisly Pear on Macdougald Street that begins at 5 pm and will continue until everybody is properly sorted out. For all the details, click this link.
The anniversary party also serves as the book launch for Larry Jaffee's Albert Square & Me: The Actors of EastEnders, a collection of interviews with cast members past and present. The publisher of Walford Gazette, Jaffee is the best friend on this side of the Atlantic that EastEnders has ever had, a tireless evangelist for the show fighting for its availability on public television and cable despite setback after setback. (I've never forgiven BBC America for dumping new episodes of EastEnders for a nonstop rotation of antiques and makeover programs.) Albert Square & Me is also available on Amazon.
Did I ever tell about the time I attended a luncheon for June Brown, the actress who plays Dot? Turns out she had a small role in Straw Dogs that ended up on the cutting-room floor. Now as fascinated as I was to hear about EastEnders backstage baseball, getting the inside dope on Sam Peckinpah's sorting everybody out on the set of Straw Dogs--well, to me that's the stuff of "movie magic." Because of that I probably monopolized June Brown at that long-ago luncheon, but who cares, the restaurant where we met is now a bank and the colors of memory have run and mingled and faded. Time's winged chariot is stuck in a snowbank and so I must take the subway instead down to Soho House, where I have a lunch date.


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While the rising temps make it tempting to just toss on a tank top and go, we're vowing to beat the heat in style and make this our chicest season yet, even if it is already August. But if this street-styled set can do it, so can we, right? Armed with denim dresses, crop tops, and cool-girl shades, this crew could safely inspire us even on the stickiest of Summer days. It's a lesson in cool-girl styling, finding footwear that's as functional as it is fashionable, and remembering the power of great accessories. Just consider this the inspiration to live out the rest of your Summer days in style — and start clicking through now.
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Child Care Assistance ProgramQualifying families eligible for helpIt is important to know that your child is well cared for while you are at work or going to school. One of the most important decisions you will ever make as a parent or guardian is choosing quality, affordable child care. Children are special and unique and deserve the best start possible so that they are ready to learn when they enter school. Minnesotas Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) can help to make quality child care affordable for income-eligible families. All families will have a copayment based on their gross income and family size. Child Care Assistance is available to:
Family size, family income and participation in authorized activities are considered. The amount of available funding also may be a factor. In some Minnesota counties there is a waiting list (PDF) for access to day care under the Basic Sliding Fee program. Counties use these copayment schedules DHS-6413B (PDF). There are maximum reimbursement amounts for child care providers who serve families participating in CCAP. Maximum reimbursement rates vary by the age of the child, the type of provider, and the location where care is provided. The rate paid to a provider caring for a child through CCAP cannot be higher than their typical private pay charge. For specific maximum rates see:
Applying for the Child Care Assistance ProgramMinnesotans in need of child care assistance should contact their county human services office to apply for the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP). To find out more information about CCAP, see the brochure Do you need help paying for child care? Results of 2012 market rate survey availableThe Minnesota Department of Human Services conducts a statewide survey of the rates charged by licensed family child care and licensed center child care providers. This market rate survey, Results of the 2012 Child Care Market Rate Survey: Minnesota Child Care Provider Business Update, is used to inform the setting of maximum subsidy rates in the Child Care Assistance Program. The previous issue of this same report is also available here: Results of the 2011 Child Care Market Rate Survey. Help with child care services available for some military familiesSome families receiving CCAP (Child Care Assistance Program) with a parent who is an active duty soldier in the National Guard or the Army Reserve may be eligible for additional fee assistance from the U.S. Army, which offers child care assistance to families who do not live on or near a military base. Further information about this option for eligible Army families is available by calling Minnesotas Child Care Resource and Referral Information Line at 888-291-9811, or by visiting http://www.mnchildcare.org/. Minnesota has one of the largest amounts of deployed National Guard and Army Reserve soldiers in the country, according to the National Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies (NACCRRA). In Minnesota there are currently more than 5,000 children of military families between the ages of 0-5 and almost 5,500 children between the ages of 6-12. Child Care Assistance Program manual now availableThe Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) Policy Manual has been updated to a new format. This manual is used by county and contracted agency child care workers to serve families in the program. The manual, with information on policies, procedures, rules and statutes of CCAP, provides workers with the information they need to help families in the program so they can become employed and self-sufficient. Report/Rate this page |
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AddOn Spotlight: Warrior, rogue, druid, hunter addons {WoW}
Apr 22nd 2010 9:02PM For hunters, here a Huntsmans Lodge link to PowerAura set ups:
Also, one of my favorite hunter addons is Kharthus's Hunter Timers. LOVE LOVE LOVE this addon, especially for trinket and set bonus procs.
Drama Mamas: Too many cooks in the kitchen {WoW}
Oct 16th 2009 10:24AM I think the advice Drama Mamas gave to Egg is right on.
Frankly, unless the situation personally involved Egg (i.e. he was the one the item was ninja'd from) then it's none of his business what was done to the offender. He reported it, and there should be some trust there that the GM handled the situation.
As the GM of a raiding guild, we have a no tolerance policy for ninjas. Our rules clearly state that if it's found that the ninja'ing was malicious and deliberate the ninja gets gkicked. That's what works for us, but I certainly don't expect it to be the same for every guild out there.
Enter to win a Razer Naga and Megasoma mouse mat {WoW}
Oct 8th 2009 8:15PM Feign Death ftw!
Enter to win a Creative WoW wireless headset {WoW}
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Officers' Quarters: From the mail bag {WoW}
Sep 28th 2009 5:55PM As far as website usage goes, we use the calendar and raid sign-up feature on GuildLaunch. Our rules are such that if you're not signed up on the website by noon the day of the raid, you are last (and I mean dead last) to get invited. I have taken sub-optimal class combo's into raids to drive my point home to those that choose not to utilize the sign ups. This is the only effective method I've found of driving website traffic.
Enter to win some loot cards from WoW.com and WoWTCG.com {WoW}
Jul 4th 2009 2:11PM I'm partial to the ones that explode then cascade down like a waterfall. I also like the ones that make the big boom noise. Fireworks ftw!!
In-game fixes for April 20th and April 21st {WoW}
Apr 21st 2009 2:18AM @ Jet
Make sure you've specced your gorilla into thunderstomp. I had the same issue and noticed a big difference after doing this.
The drama of DKP {WoW}
Mar 19th 2009 1:44AM Our guild uses DKP for 25 man raids and we've been relatively drama free.
- We earn points per boss kill. This speeds the raid up as people aren't inclined to screw around to stretch the payout.
- Points cap out at 300 our bidding is done in increments of 5. This keeps people from hoarding points, because after 300 points, you're essentially raiding for free.
- We don't stand around picking our noses while we wait for bidding, we move on to clear toward the next boss. this speeds the raid up.
- Main spec ALWAYS gets priority. Off spec costs a flat amount and it's rolled on if there is more than one bid. No drama. Our officers know well the classes/specs/stat requirements and if someone makes a bonehead bid, it's handled quickly and privately.
- We give new members a starter pool once they've been voted into the guild after their recruitment period is up. This gives recruits something to look forward to since they won't be completely left behind.
DKP does reward those who raid more and that is exactly how it should be, imo. If you make time for raids, prepare consumables, and consistantly contribute you should get a leg up over the guy that shows up once every two weeks and says "plz drop feast thx" because he can't be bothered to do more than type his password. The attitude that you should be rewarded with hard earned loot because you deigned to grace the game with your presence is BS.
Our guild is not uber hardcore, but we don't carry people either. We are all adults with RL responsibilities and limited play time, so our in game goals are taken seriously. Depsite Naxx being stupid easy, we DO work hard to reach them. If you want to raid, come on and do it. If you don't, that's fine, too. Just remember, raiding is like most things in life - you get out of it what you put into it.


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Generally, when someone signs up to have a needle repeatedly puncture their skin and an image imprinted on their body for eternity, the image of their choosing is something they feel passionate about. There are, of course, exceptions to this, like the bros wearing sparkly Ed hardy shirts who have spider webs around their elbows, or the bro-ettes(?) with butterflies, well, anywhere.
Football fans are a different breed of insane, so there is no halfway. Also, when they decide to dedicate part of their body to their fandom, there's no part, and an entire region of the body is consumed by ink. Most often it's men who pursue these body-devouring tats, and the resulting feedback is two fold, and both negative and positive.
Firstly, the male in question gains the utmost respect from the fellow members of his male species, though in fairness, that's a pretty low bar because male respect can also be achieved by taking a very large crap. Secondly, the generously tattooed-man often has minimal intercourse with the opposite sex, which coincidentally can also be achieved by taking a very large crap.
The most ideal canvas for a massive, flesh eating tattoo is the back. During the height of #Tebowtime, we saw an epic scrolling back tattoo that's now rather regrettable, just like the Patriots fan with a Gronk tattoo filled with filthy lies.
At least there's some legacy oozing into this man's Steelers ink. But the new-found virginity remains the same.
(via Busted Coverage)
So who ya got? Steelers Lombardi Trophy guy, or Redskins hall of fame list guy?


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Last I heard, the new 'sticky' NTK thread still wasn't up to date. Is that right? Your classic NTK thread we've been bumping has reached its 150 post limit. I also want to add my thanks to the list for all the work you've done assembling and maintaining this thread over the years. It was invaluable with my kitchen planning. Thank you! http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/kitchbath/msg0720230510755.html?150 In following a new traditional of musical additions to the NTK thread, here's one for ya. Eddie Boyd's 'Blue Monday Blues' speaks to the blue feeling some of us have seeing the end of Buehl's classic bump-able thread. It's been fun! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Blue Monday Blues
Follow-Up Postings:
Great song post breezy. And for old times sake - bump. |
- Posted by breezygirl (My Page) on Tue, Aug 28, 12 at 18:37
Thanks, Enduring. Bumping this up in hopes Buehl sees it and either starts a new 'New to Kitchens' thread or tells us the sticky is finally fixed. |
Bumping for the same reason... and a link to the old one. |
Here is a link that might be useful: New to Kitchens?
Buehl's bumps and updates always helped me navigate the terrain here. Thanks Buehl... And so glad I found the hidden music gems. I've been enjoying them! |
Thank you for your kind words everyone! Unfortunately, the sound on our computer is not working right now (or I have it hooked up incorrectly), so I can't listen to the music - but I do appreciate that BreezyGirl is doing! One last time... I just started what I hope to be the last "Read Me" thread. I will see what I can do to get Tamara to either re-do the Sticky to refer people to the soon-to-be-completed FAQ or let me craft it for her... |
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Reunion Schedule Posted
Save the date for Reunion Weekend 2014, Sept. 20-21, 2014 at Boalt Hall. Reconnect with classmates, check out what is new on campus and enjoy a series of exciting special events. We invite you to join your fellow Boalties in driving support for Boalt Hall amongst your classmates — become a class leader or committee member for your reunion year! Contact Fran Davis at email@example.com or (510) 642-3473 for more information.
Jeff Bleich '89 Q&A
Jeff Bleich '89 had some concerns when President Barack Obama asked him to serve as U.S. Ambassador to Australia. "Cutting ribbons and wearing sashes weren't on my wish list," Bleich said. "I wanted to make sure the job involved meaningful work geared toward important goals."
Wish granted. While ambassador from 2009 to 2013, Bleich played a pivotal role in several policy advancements. He has received numerous awards, including the highest civilian honor given by the Director of National Intelligence and the State Department's top award for a non-career ambassador. Recently, Bleich spoke with Boalt Senior Communications Writer Andrew Cohen about his work as an ambassador and his upcoming presentation. Read more.
Boalt Mourns Loss of Joseph Sax and Henry Ramsey, Jr. '63
Boalt lost two treasured members of its community recently with the deaths of former professors Joseph Sax and Henry Ramsey, Jr. '63. Heralded as the "father of environmental law," Sax died March 9 of complications from strokes. He was 78. Sax began his environmental legal work in the mid-1960s before environmental protection was even recognized as a legal field. He authored the groundbreaking Michigan Environment Protection Act, known the "Sax Act," which identifies natural resources as a public trust that demands protection. The law became the model for similar statutes in a dozen other states and the basis for international environmental law.
Ramsey died March 14 following a stroke. He was 80 years old. A distinguished member of the Boalt family, Ramsey became a Contra Costa County prosecutor and trial lawyer after graduating from law school. He then returned to Boalt, where he was a faculty member from 1971 to 1980. During that time, Ramsey also served on the Berkeley City Council. Later in his career, he served as a judge in the Superior Court of Alameda County, and as dean of Howard University's School of Law. A longtime champion of civil rights and social justice, Ramsey was devoted to public service in many forms.
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DWT is now home to 22,000+ members!
We hope you enjoy it here, HauntedGabe!
Hi, new to forums but a frequent visitor to WDW, Honeymooned in DL. Now I am a Mom of CP CM. Will go to visit the CP in a few weeks and see there are former CM's postings on this site. Tell me what CM like to do when family visits besides eat somewhere other than from a paperbag? Looking for ideas.
DWT is now home to 22,000+ members!
We hope you enjoy it here, HauntedGabe!
Adam ~ A Proud D23 Charter Member!
There are lots of CM's here. I am a former myself, though not from a park. Dare I ask, what is a CP?
Dreams Really Do Come True
CP = college program if im an not mistaken....
Disneyland Annual Passholder since 2000
Disney Enthusiast since 1986
CP = college program if im an not mistaken....
Yes, Disney's College Program. Most are on loan from their university for a semester or a semester + vacation time for a slightly longer stint. They are in Disney Housing while working and attending classes.
Welcome to the boards!!!
Lord High Keeper of the Knowledge of Right and Wrong, Counselor in Moments of Temptation, and Guide along the Straight and Narrow Path and Oldest Active DWT/WDW Radio Member
DL: 1955* (1); WDW: 1977* (2), 1980* (2), 1985* (3), 1989* (3), 1996 (ASMu-3), 1999 (ASMo-3), 2000 (ASMu-2/PO-2), 2001 (ASMu-5), 2002 (ASMu-5), 2003 (ASMo-5), 2004* (8), 2004 (ASMo-8), 2005 (PC-10), 2006* (15), 2007* (20), 2008* (22), 2009* (26), 2010* (27), 2011* (32), 2012* (39), 2013* (36), 2013* (15), 2013* (9), 2013* (13), 2014* (40) 2014* (20) 2015* (3) Total Trips/Days = 28/380
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Hello and welcome!!! This is a great forum to be on, all your Disney needs can be met by someone on these boards!!!
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CMs love to show their family where they work and meet some people with them, so definitely go see where they work!!
Welcome to the site!
- Jeanne
Engaged at Sunset Point - July 17th, 2008
Married at Sunset Point - March 3, 2009
Disney World & Disneyland Honeymoon
Aulani - September 2011
Wishes can come true, if you believe in them with all your heart.And the best part is, you'll never run out of wishes.They're shining deep down inside of you.'Cause that my friends is where the magic lives
Many as a kid (1986-1998)Aug 1998- Port OrleansMarch 2003- Jr Band Trip (offsite)Aug 2003- Port OrleansJan 12-Aug 5, 2005- CP (CS)Jan 1-5, 2006- AS Sports (solo)May 24, 2006-Jan 5, 2007- CP (CS)Jan 31-Feb 3, 2007- offsite (solo)March 1-3, 2007- Dad+ Me (offsite)May 16-Aug 10, 2007- CP (CS) Aug 10-12, 2007- GF/P&PMay 21- Aug 15, 2008- CP (PC)Aug 15-18, 2008- AKL!!Mar 25-29, 2009 (offsite)Aug 10, 2009-Jan 2, 2010- CP (CS)Jan 3-May 14, 2010- CP (CS)Feb 12-16, 2012: DCL DreamOct 20-27, 2012: DCL Fantasy (Eastern)Sept 8-12, 2013: DCL Dream Jan 20-24, 2014: DCL Magic
CP #1: 1/12/05-8/5/05: MK merchandise and parades
CP #2: 5/24/06 to 1/5/07: character attendant!!
CP #3: 5/16/07-8/10/07: Epcot WS Custodial/seasonal CA
CP #4: 5/21/08-7/5/08: Casey's (QSFB); 7/6/08-8/15/08: character attendant
CP #5: 8/10/09-1/2/10: Toy Story Mania attractions
CP #6: 1/3/10-5/14/10: Great Movie Ride attractions
Montclair State Campus Rep- Fall 2007, Spring 2008, Fall 2008, Spring 2009
I think you guys are right, maybe this time I'll let him be the tour guide. I can't believe it but I cannot remember exactly where he works probably since I have never been there, I thought we'd been everywhere, it is some type of private water park area for CM's as I understand not open to guests.
Says it is just great and all the CM'ers are really great there, happy with the assignment. My DD will turn 16 during this short trip and fortunately he should have that day free. Cross your fingers for us!


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Reviewed By Ron H (Lubbock, TX) Reviewed for a 1997 Chevy Corvette —4/30/2013 8:40 PM
I don't know why it has plastic bars on the hood...keeps it from flaping? I've taken it to 90 & it did not flap. I'm happy,happy,happy.
Reviewed By Jonathon F (JACKSON, MI) Reviewed for a 1979 Chevy Corvette —5/16/2014 4:58 PM
I am happy with the cover; it effectively protects the front end of my Corvette and is pleasing to the eye. I did expect it would be a more custom fit, especially in regards to the headlights. Other than that, it fits well. Also, the instructions were not very clear and left a lot to be desired.


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The History of IFA's Regional Programs
In early 1991, Fred DeLuca, founder of Subway Sandwiches and Salads, developed the International Franchise Association (IFA) 2nd Tuesday program. The purpose of the program was to create an informal atmosphere whereby franchisors and suppliers could discuss current topics related to franchising. IFA coordinated this effort by soliciting IFA and Supplier Forum members to host the meetings in major cities across the United States.
IFA's Franchise Business Network (FBN) commenced October 1996. The FBN meetings were grassroots networking opportunities for the franchise community. They were designed to bring local franchisors, franchisees and suppliers together on a regular basis to create business-to-business opportunities and offer affordable educational programs.
Today's FBN Program
Today, IFA's FBN is the combination of IFA's two regional programs, the 2nd Tuesday Program and the original FBN Program. The IFA Board of Directors voted at its Fall 2000 meeting to combine the 2nd Tuesday Program and Franchise Business Network Program into one single program meeting in 30+ cities around the country. The new program would take the best features of both programs and combine them into one winning formula for success.
For the most part, meetings are still scheduled (though it is not imperative) for the second Tuesday of each quarter across the U.S. While networking with others in the franchise community, meeting potential customers and making new business contacts, participants take advantage of educational programs and legislative information made available to them at no charge, except for the cost of meals.
IFA continues to suggest topics and issues of current importance for the hosts to discuss. This enables each host to conduct the meeting under his/her own auspices, while at the same time, encouraging a universal theme for that particular meeting.
Schedule for 2015
Current FBN Sites and Host Contact Info
If you are interested in attending or hosting Franchise Business Network meeting, please contact IFA's Director of Development and Member Services, Paul Rocchio, at (202) 662-0790; email@example.com.


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Hurry over and print this rare $0.50/1 Diet Pepsi 2 Liter Bottle or 7.5 oz. 8 pack coupon. Use zip code 45342 or 10123 if you don't see it under "Beverages".
There is also a $1/2 Diet Pepsi 2 Liter Bottles coupon under zip code 19104 or 18052.
To change the zip code, simply click on "Local" at the top of the page. then select to change the zip code. After entering the new zip code, click on "Coupons" again at the top of the page and you can sort by "Beverages" again.
This is valid to use anywhere even though it tells you it's "Available at Walmart"
Thanks, Midwest Coupon Clippers


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Topic: technology
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Knowing something is a pretty relative concept. For a long time we knew that the Earth was the center of the universe, later we learned we were wrong about what we once knew. So, accuracy means a lot for when we say we know things. Using technology we've been able...
Topics Covered: Accuracy, Astronomy, cosmic adventures, deep field, evolution, Hubble, mapping, Math, numbers, one, percentage, question your world, RVA, science, science museum of virginia, space, stem, technology, universe
Monday, December 2, 2013
For a long time humanity has relied on technology to help us understand more about the natural world. For example, we can look up at the moon all we want, but without technology we would never see the detailed ridges on its surface or know what its dust is like. Observations and...
Topics Covered: Out of this World, Question Power, question your world, science museum of virginia, stem, RVA, Astronomy, comet, comets, Communications, cosmic adventures, curiosity, Hubble, ison, machines, Mars, rover, science, social media, space, stars, sun, technology, Thanksgiving
Monday, November 18, 2013
From laptops to mobile devices to smoke detectors and beyond, batteries play a very important role in our lives. They've become stronger and longer lasting throughout the years. The question now is how do we make batteries even more efficient?
Topics Covered: Question Power, science museum of virginia, question your world, stem, RVA, bacteria, batteries, biology, device, eco friendly, green, iphone, Laptop, mobile, Natural, power, renewable, science, sustainable, technology, viruses
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Think Gravity is just about being stranded in space? The movie actually packs a good amount of accurate physics and astronomy-related science. Check out our review of the STEM in his blockbuster film!
Topics Covered: Out of this World, Gravity, Movie, science, Sandra Bullock, George Clooney, Astronomy, stars, Humor, Comedy, Film Review, Spoiler, Spoilers, Alert, ISS, Shuttle, Explorer, NASA, Hubble, Doctor, Reel Science, physics, Gravity Movie, RVA, Zero gravity, Newton's Laws, orbits, Orbit, Earth Science, solar system, space, Space Exploration, International Space Station, Data, stem, Scientific Method, technology, engineering, Math, Mathematics, Problem Solving, Cinema, Drama, Scientific Investigation, Reasoning, Logic, Force, Motion, energy, Matter, Life Processes, Living Systems, Interrelationships in Earth/Space Systems, Earth Patterns, Earth Cycles, Earth Change, Earth Resources, Life Science, Physical Science, biology, chemistry
America's favorite doll is putting on some space gear and heading to Mars. NASA and Mattel join forces to bring us MARS EXPLORER BARBIE!
Topics Covered: Out of this World, Mars, Barbie, Ken, Toys, Dolls, Tea Party, Make Up, Cute, Humor, Fun, Silly, science, Pop Culture, Girls, women, Astronomy, space travel, Dangers, health, Data, technology, engineering, stem, Math, Mathematics, Scientific Method, RVA, space, solar system, Surface Tension, Force, Motion, energy, Matter, Life Processes, Living Systems, Interrelationships in Earth/Space Systems, Earth Patterns, Earth Cycles, Earth Change, Earth Resources, Life Science, Physical Science, Earth Science, biology, chemistry, physics
Sure, robots can do a lot of things better than humans...but can they be there for a friend that's having a rough day? Check out our clip showing two subjects, a human and the there-bot.
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The human body, explored with numbers.
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Did you know one billion chicken wings are consumed during the big game?
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Check out how a textile loom from the 1800s has something in common with your laptop! Years and years of work by several individuals help bridge the gap between these distant relatives!
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Is the world ending on Dec 21, 2012? The Mayan Calendar says it is, but if you look into the physics, astronomy, geology, and chemistry behind this prediction you may notice a different outcome!
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American R&B singer-songwriter and sometimes record producer, Keyshia Cole recently came off her 'eleven day tour' which had her touring major cities in the United States. These cities included Dallas, Houma, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Atlanta, Baltimore, DC , Hartford Connecticut and Cleveland.
During her eleven day tour, Keyshia debuted her "Disconnected" hairstyle which topped hair trends for the winter season. The low and blonde-like hairstyle is accredited to celebrity hair stylist DaRico Jackson, who has worked with some of the biggest names in show business.
We have acquired behind the scene photos of Keyshia's "Disconnected" hairstyle while on her tour, the photos came directly from Darico Jackson's iPhone and according to the stylist himself, the disconnected hairstyles are the biggest trend for the upcoming 2013 year.
Keyshia Cole and the Glam Squad: (Reggi Dowdley, make up, Keyshia Cole, star, Olori Swank, wardrobe, and Darico)
Darico Quote: "I've now blended the disconnected sides on Keyshia's head and have gone with the full pixie cut she's now sporting all completely white blond boy cut pixie with no black roots."
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"Our recent stay at the Gallery Inn in Old San Juan was a wonderful experience. The Inn is unique in a good way, and the owner and staff are exceptional. We normally never eat in hotel restaurants, but we ate several meals in the Inn. The chef is a treasure. In fact, the entire staff treated us very well. They…
We had dinner at the Inn one night, and I highly recommend it! We had whole snapper, probably some of the best fish I've ever tasted. Our dinner companions were Jan and her husband, her son, and one of the hotel's chefs, off-duty. He got up to prepare our fish exactly how he liked it. Not your typical hotel dinner, and that's a good thing:)
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The staff is completely accommodating, from the owner to the chef to the maid.
The head chef came out and took care of our drinks and then told us all about the wonderful menu for the evening. After we ordered we notice a gentleman out in the garden area attending to the garden. We stopped him as he was leaving to compliment him on its beauty. Turns out this is Jan, the proprietors husband and he was picking our salad!
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The restaurant is very good. It caters to the guests really, which means it should be bad but it isn't. We ate there twice and really enjoyed it. The steaks and the fish were nicely done. And try the Puerto Rico lasagna which isn't really lasagna but a local dish that looks like it
( I am a chef so I know food). The small menu is genious allowing the kitchen to concentrate on mastering a few dishes exceptionally.
Although we did not stay here, my husband and I walked over to check out this hotel and ended up staying for dinner. This place is incredibly unique and eclectic. The owner met us at the door with a large, white parrot perched on her shoulder. We enjoyed wonderful service from our waitress, "Kelly". I ordered the fish, my husband had the pork. Everything was DELICIOUS! We also, per Kelly's suggestion, had rum drinks with cranberry and lime…all this while relaxing on the outdoor garden patio. We will definitely book a room here the next time we visit San Juan.
Dinner was an amazing experience, in a beautifully surreal dining room, accompanied by wonderful live music – and the food was good, too!
The indoor and outdoor dining areas were quite lovely and the food and beverage offerings wonderful.
When I arrived and they were carrying in fresh fish (red snapper and dorado) in a basket I knew I was going to eat at the inn that night. The service was excellent and the experience superb.
We had dinner at the Inn one night, and I highly recommend it! We had whole snapper, probably some of the best fish I've ever tasted.
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The food here is simply exquisite and to die for. The chef made the most mouthwatering, flavorful dishes I've ever had the privilege to taste. I had some of the best rice and beans as well as pork, salad, and desserts I've ever tasted and I could have melted when eating the food here.
Pros: eclectic, off the beaten path, one of a kind, great people, great dining in walking distance, the two forts in walking distance, the top deck has great views of Old San Juan. Lots of good pictures.
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I envy Bernard Darwin, and I've envied him since the day we met in 1993, some thirty years after his death, when Herbert Warren Wind introduced us. I'd been assigned to write a profile of Fred Couples, and having never written about golf before, I asked some cronies to point me toward the best writer I could steal from. To a man, they fingered Wind.
So I started reading... and I bumped into Darwin via Wind's lovely New Yorker encomium marking the 1976 centenary of Bernardo's birth. Its opening sentence still thrills: "There is little disagreement that the best golf writer of all time was an Englishman named Bernard Richard Meirion Darwin."
I was sold, and soon began stockpiling his work. By the time I'd cobbled together the 2003 anthology Bernard Darwin on Golf, my envy had stockpiled, too.
I envied his prose: elegant, insightful and so welcoming. (On its breadth and bravura, Darwin entered the World Golf Hall of Fame last November.) I envied his game: An original Walker Cupper, he was twice a semifinalist in the British Amateur. I envied his work ethic: Only once in fifty years as golf correspondent for the Times of London and Country Life magazine did he ever file late—and history blames the wireless on the ship carrying him across a stormy Atlantic.
But mostly I envied him Aberdovey. What golfer doesn't yearn for a course to call home?
As vividly as Darwin described golf's heroes and heroics, he distanced himself from the field with his knack for capturing golf's places; and he captured no place better than the links in western Wales that he grew up on and returned to regularly—in person and on the page. Through a long and distinguished golf life, his Aberdovey excursions—always by rail, even if the rest of his family traveled by car—became rites he shared with readers: the daydreaming, the packing, the train ride, the conductor calling stations along the way. Ian Woosnam thinks his grandfather, a conductor on the Cambrian line, might have chatted with Darwin en route. In summer, Darwin's trip included his wife and children; in winter, he'd go for a New Year's week with friends. "It can be warm enough in January to play in a T-shirt," Woosie told me, though removing his jacket was as far as Darwin ever went.
More than just a place, Aberdovey became for Darwin a fixed landscape against which he could mark time and measure himself, and upon which he bestowed affection in embarrassingly delicious public displays. It was, he confessed, "the course that my soul loves best of all the courses in the world."
Having chased the words, I wanted to catch that soul. And I had no doubt where I'd find it.
The wind was up on the October morning that I arrived on Aberdovey's first tee. No one else was on the course yet. Longtime member Richard Darlington had warned me in the clubhouse that this had the makings of an unusual day; the wind was blowing off the mountains to the east rather than off Cardigan Bay. Darlington knows Aberdovey well; Bernardo chronicled Darlington's victory in a children's championship in 1929, and later Darlington caddied for the writer. "Mr. Darwin swung like a monkey on a stick," Darlington recalled. Given the gale, that had the sound of a sensible swing tip.
I took my time on the tee to survey so much of what seemed so familiar through Darwin's descriptions: the railroad tracks on the inland edge of the course, the tumorous Cader bunker that must be traversed on the par-three third, the marvelous vista that would more fully reveal itself when I climbed the Pulpit tee box on number four, the sandhills I'd play through coming home.
Bernardo was present at the creation of those holes and—appropriate for Charles Darwin's grandson—continued to be present as the course, and the golfer in him, evolved. My inner Freud can't help inferring that Aberdovey's hold on him stemmed in part from a survival mechanism he developed: His mother, Amy, died a few days after his birth, yet I suspect she lived, for him, through Aberdovey.
As a boy, Darwin spent summers with his grandmother and uncles just inland from Aberdovey at Machynlleth. The house was called Pantlludw—the name's still on the gate—and his mother had loved it: "I believe," she wrote in her diary, "it is as much of a paradise as is possible." He inherited that affection, and golf would expand it: His uncles, Arthur and Richard Ruck, were golf nuts with no place in the neighborhood to play. So they created one. And Darwin helped.
The nine rudimentary holes they laid out in 1886 on the local linksland officially became the Aberdovey Golf Club six years later when Uncle Dicky, with Bernardo assisting, designed a full eighteen—using real cups this time, instead of flower pots. (Colt, Braid and Fowler would later tinker, not always to Darwin's liking.) The Rucks bestowed full member status on their nephew, just fifteen.
Darwin deemed that a significant "step in life," and it left a significant footprint. It's visible on the silver in Aberdovey's trophy case and in the photos and clips that line the walls of the club's boardroom, honoring his service—first club captain in 1897, and twice president—and his stature. You don't have to journey there to find it, though. A bit lies in everything he wrote, because he carried Aberdovey—and its memories and the happiness he found there and what that meant to him—wherever he went. Oh, he might waltz around St. Andrews or Royal St. George's (he captained the former and was president of the latter) and pretty much every other loop from the North Sea to the Channel Isles. Yet Aberdovey burrowed into his skin and stayed there. "About this one course in the world," he conceded, "I am a hopeless and shameful sentimentalist and I glory in my shame."
Yes, we're all capable of turning into shameless sentimentalists the moment a golf ground captures our imaginations. But Darwin drew something deeper from Aberdovey, something elusive and personal, and then generously shared it with the rest of us. And as I walked his footsteps and played his links, the epiphany hit: What he found on this field was the gift he wished for golfers everywhere—"blind and unreasoning affection" for a golf course. My jealousy was as gone as half my shots would be in the wind.
I still envy much about Darwin, but Aberdovey?No. Given what it gave him, and what he gave us in return, there's nothing to begrudge at all.
Aberdovey Golf Club, Tywyn Road, Aberdovey, Gwynedd, Wales; aberdoveygolf.co.uk


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Happy weekend, dear cottagers. It's beautiful here so far this weekend. DW and I ate dinner last night in our Adirondack chairs on the front porch. This is usually a summer thing for us, sitting in the shade while we watch the birds coming and going from the bird bath - very enjoyable. I hope it's nice in your neck of the woods.
I can't decide if this question is too easy or not, but I'm going to throw it out there and see. You know those slotted curvy holes on the tops of violins and other stringed instruments? What letter of the alphabet is associated with them? ThinMan |
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- Posted by midnightsmum 4b ON (My Page) on Sat, May 21, 11 at 9:48
Gorgeous day here, as well. Sadly, I don't get to play in the garden till tomorrow, when it may be raining. Sigh. Easy/hard, yes. I think I know, but will lurk so others can have fun!! Nancy. |
Lovely day here, too. Drove up to Baltimore to meet two friends from high school (did you notice I left out the word 'old' there?). Fun day. Now on to trivia and then the Preakness on tv. I do know this one. My grandfather played the violin, I wanted to learn in elementary school, but mother wouldn't let me, and the son of a cousin is an amazing violinist. I have my grandfather's two instruments-one is playable, but the other needs some repairs. I often dream of taking it up now, but I really have so little musical talent, it would most likely be an exercise in futility and a good deal of frustration. OOOH, could be a clue there, huh? Unintended. |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Sat, May 21, 11 at 18:21
Haven't been on the computer for a few days but they can't keep this old gal down and out for very long. Had to have emergency gall bladder surgery wednesday night, I was home thursday morning but being a tad sore I have been a lady of leisure for the last couple of days, nuff said about that. I'm pretty sure I know the answer too, yup Cyn I'd say you gave a clue, and a much nicer one then what came to my mind when I read TM's question, I must be still feeling some effects from the anesthetic LOL. Annette |
- Posted by midnightsmum 4b ON (My Page) on Sat, May 21, 11 at 18:35
lol. You two. Annette - sorry to hear of your surgery - hope all is well. Gall Bladder is not fun - did they remove it?? They seldom do it, anymore, at least north of 49. Interestingly, the one letter German letter I think they most resemble is the other letter. Is that confusing enough?? Nancy. |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Sat, May 21, 11 at 19:24
Yup Nancy, they whipped it out toot sweet, the surgeon said I had one large gall stone and my gall bladder was a nasty one. Annette |
- Posted by frogview00 NC7 (My Page) on Sat, May 21, 11 at 19:40
uhmm.......feels fairly familiar. |
Annette! Holey moley! Gall bladder out Wednesday, home on Thursday? A tad sore? I'm amazed at your equanimity. I'd probably be whining like a little kitten. Here's wishing you a lightning-fast recovery. TM |
- Posted by aftermidnight Z8 V. Island B.C. (My Page) on Sat, May 21, 11 at 20:56
Thanks guys, the worst part of the whole deal is dealing with the side effects of the antibiotics I'm on, go figure. I'm thinking the answer is an F, now I'm off to the couch and an old movie. Annette |
- Posted by midnightsmum 4b ON (My Page) on Sun, May 22, 11 at 0:09
Yes, f is the answer. A very scrolly, fancy f. Nancy, who is off to bed!!! |
BIG F, little f, what begins with f? Four fluffy feathers on a Fiffer-feffer-feff. Sorry, had an attack of Dr. Seuss there. You all knew they were called f-holes. I thought you might. Good job! |
Annette, wow. What a week for you! Isn't it amazing how quickly doctors go in and fix us when something we never dreamt of goes wrong? Who thinks/worries about his/her gall bladder? Hope today is better for you, Annette. Just goes to show how attached we all are to you, TM. Even surgery can't keep us away! |
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Top ten most obnoxious tweets after Lakers beat Nuggets in game four
After the Lakers beat the Nuggets last night, much of the social media chatter focused on Savannah McMillan-Christmas, who wandered onto the court in the middle of the game. But there was also a Twitter eruption from Lakers fans celebrating the win in predictably irritating ways -- like referring to Denver's squad as "Chicken Nuggets." Look below to count down our choices for the ten most obnoxious post-game tweets. Stay classy, L.A.
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LAKERS vs Nuggets was a great game, but all knew who was going to win this game. LAKERS ALL THE WAY!
— Jackin' For Beats (@Child0ffunk) May 7, 2012
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Stupid nuggets !!!! Yeah this is still LAKERS TOWN !!!!! <3 :D
— Dulce Vilchez (@PrincessDeeeVee) May 7, 2012
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Now Lakers please dont pull that crap that the Heat did today eliminate them chicken nuggets on tuesday-Thank you!! Seriously a die hard fan
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It's a question that's been weighing on your mind for some time: what type of humidor would best fit in the environs of my game trophy room?
How about one wrapped in animal skin?
Atoll Enterprises, makers of fine leather-wrapped cigar cases, has ventured into the realm of desktop humidors. And the company hasn't forgotten its leather prints. Every humidor is covered with Italian leather, pressed into the following animal skin designs -- crocodile, ostrich and standard cowhide.
The humidors are available in two sizes, one that will hold approximately 200 cigars, the other 250. The entire box is made with Spanish cedar, surrounded on the lid and sides by the leather. The bottom is lined with felt. Ten different colors, including coffee, Cognac and Havana (tan-brown), are available.
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This Friday is quite a special day – it's the day after Thanksgiving, the start of the weekend, AND it's also the busiest day of the year for retail stores.
If you woke up early or stayed up way too late to get a great Black Friday deal, then this mellow tune should help you relax. Holiday shopping can be stressful, and your may not be done digesting your Thanksgiving feast from 24 hours ago. :)
Each week when we feature a song on our OBX Tunes series, there is typically a brief overview and background on the musical artist(s) along with a great jam. However this week, the legend that is Bob Marley needs no introduction because I'm sure most if not all of you are quite familiar with the king of Reggae music.
The chill groove of this song is about thankfulness and although you may have already told your friends and family what you're thankful for during Thanksgiving dinner yesterday, another day of reflecting on all the good in the world won't hurt.
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