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The first season of the acclaimed series "American Horror Story" featured a fair amount of nudity, both male and female, but sorry, ladies — when the second season starts, don't expect new cast member Adam Levine to shed his clothes.
The Maroon 5 frontman, who has a penchant for running around shirtless, told PrideSource.com, "I don't think I'll be getting naked on the show. There's no nudity for me. But you'll see: It's definitely interesting." Levine's character on "American Horror Story" is half of a couple known as "The Lovers" — the female half is played by Jenna Dewan Tatum.
"It's so much fun. It's a really special show to be a part of, and it's been really fun and I'm very excited to see the results," Levine said of the role. "I've never really seen myself do any of this before, so I'm a little wigged out about that — actually watching myself." He added, "I've gotten super into it and hope there are more cool things like that to come. And I've got a lot of blood on me!"
Levine said that "blood" — fake blood, of course — tastes like "gross corn syrup crap."
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Frightening events start happening to young couple Kelly and Ben. The evil entity was accidentally conjured during a universal parapsychology experiment. The trailer shows some nice effects like a girl being pulled into a solid wall. It feeds on your fear and it is fighting to be in our world. Once you believe it is real, you die! It looks good so far and I can't wait to see this upcoming horror film at the end of August.
The Apparition has Todd Lincoln directing and is starring Ashley Greene, Sebastian Stan and Tom Felton.
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After the Helvetica sell-out screening in Copenhagen we're back with 2 more Helvetica based outings. Hopefully we'll see you at either or both of the events…
Have a great day, Richard.
SweetTalk24 in Dublin.
In association with Mickey Finn's.
'Helvetica - The Documentary' Irish premiere with director Gary Hustwit.
Wim Crouwel presentation.
Followed by Q&A session chaired by Ciaran O'Gaora (Zero-G) with;
Wim Crouwel, Gary Hustwit, Michael C. Place (Build, UK),
Aiden Grennelle (Image Now, Irl) & Alastair Keady (Hexibit, Irl).
Thursday 28th June 2007. 7pm doors / 8pm show.
The Sugar Club, Leeson Street, Dublin.
Mickey Finn's reception and limited edition prints for the lucky few.
Admission: 10e on door only.
Blanka and Candy present '50', an exhibition celebrating 50 years of Helvetica.
Launching at Design Museum, London 19 July – 31 August
2007 sees the fiftieth anniversary of Helvetica. Created in 1957 by Max Miedinger and Eduard Hoffmann at the Haas type foundry in Switzerland, the typeface was originally christened Neue Haas Grotesk. Its name changed to Helvetica in 1960 in an attempt to take the typeface to a wider international audience. Over the years the typeface has been celebrated widely and used in many renowned applications, implanting its own indelible place in design history. From the beautifully implemented New York Subway signage system by Vignelli to its usage on the lowly generic EXIT sign, the flexibility of the typeface seems to have no boundaries. 2007 even sees the typographic phenomenon celebrated on the big screen in, 'Helvetica, a documentary film' by Gary Hustwit. In its 50 year lifespan Helvetica has deservedly become the the most widely used and respected sans serif typeface on the planet.
The 50 exhibition imagines the world from the perspective of Helvetica itself, highlighting events and inspirational things it has seen- and been influenced by - during its lifetime, from the lunar moon landing to the first British nudist camp. For the exhibition, 50 leading designers and graphic artists from around the world have joined forces with Blanka and Candy to create a visual diary of 50 separate events from the last half century. The exhibition is a birthday party that pays homage to Helvetica's massive influence on our visual culture. Long live Helvetica… Happy Birthday!
Blanka and Candy have invited 50 leading designers and graphic artists to produce 50 images. Each artist has produced a 50cm x 50 cm print in an edition of 50, available online from blanka.co.uk for £50 each. Each print is produced using Epson Archival Giclee Inkjet technology. The exhibition launches in London at the Design Museum and also will appear at the Image Now Gallery in November for Design Week in Ireland.
The event is also currently set to visit Edinburgh, Leicester, Newcastle Paris and New York, with Sydney, Berlin and Copenhagen [TBC].
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Contributors: 1957 Spin, 1958 Vince Frost, 1959 Bleed, 1960 Ros Shiers, 1961 The Designers Republic, 1962 Farrow, 1963 Antoine et Manuel, 1964 Ian Wright, 1965 Fabio Ongarato, 1966 Experimental Jetset, 1967 Parra, 1968 Kam Tang, 1969 Build, 1970 Hamish Muir, 1971 Fred Flade, 1972 Ben Drury, 1973 Darren Firth, 1974 James Jarvis, 1975 Rinzen, 1976 Airside, 1977 Niklaus Troxler, 1978 Jonathan Ellery, 1979 Oliver Jeffers, 1980 Glenn Leyburn, 1981 Barber Osgerby, 1982 Alan Kitching, 1983 Conor & David, 1984 Michael Gillette, 1985 NB Studio, 1986 North, 1987 Cartlidge Levene, 1988 Luca Ionescu, 1989 Jenny Mörtsell, 1990 Emmi, 1991 Marc Atlan, 1992 Alexander Gelman, 1993 Hellovon, 1994 Image Now, 1995 Lars Müller, 1996 Kiosk, 1997 Kim Hiorthøy, 1998 Genevieve Gauckler, 1999 Adrian Shaughnessy, 2000 Winkreative, 2001 Commonwealth, 2002 Angry/Aad, 2003 Phunkstudio, 2004 Luke Prowse, 2005 Vaughan Oliver, 2006 Rob Ryan, 2007 Exhibition overview
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Love it or hate it Helvetica, like Marmite, has always been a survivor. When Max Meidinger first concieved Neue Haas Grotesk he could not have envisaged the influence one font would have over the work of generations of designers.
Now the subject of a film, Helvetica's hero or zero status (depending on which side of the picket fence you sit) is uncovered. With a keen eye for the details candy talks to Gary Hustwit, the man behind that 'Helvetica' movie.
Helvetica persona sans non grata?
Hello Gary. You mention in the notes on your website that the decision to make a film about Helvetica was based on the fact that it is so omnipresent in everyones daily life and that this in its very nature invites more investigation. When were you first aware of Helvetica as a typeface yourself?
I guess it was when I bought my first Macintosh, back in 1988. I wasn't an art student, in fact, I wasn't a student at all, I'd already been kicked out of university, twice. But all my friends were in bands at the time, and I started helping them to organize shows, release records, book tours. So of course I was using the Mac for all that, and that's probably when I first discovered there was a font called Helvetica.
Were you always aware of its visual proliferation, or was that something that grew by careful observation and recognition over time?
As I got more and more interested in graphic design and type, I started being more aware of the fonts in my environment. But It wasn't until I moved to New York in 1999 that I really started noticing Helvetica... New York is just infested with it.
But why choose Helvetica? Why not Futura, Frutiger, Avant Garde or Gill Sans and their respective designers all which would make equally interesting films?
Well, I think Eric Gill would be a juicy subject! Actually, there's a film about him in the works already. But if you're making a movie around one typeface, how could it be anything but Helvetica? Would people be lining up around the block to see a film about Times New Roman? Not a chance. There's just something about Helvetica that provokes such love and hate from designers, and it's also probably the one font name that people who don't know anything about graphic design still recognize. There's nothing else in our lives with the name "Helvetica."
Once you had the idea for the film what were the key reference points that helped grow this project from idea to reality? How complex was it to plan for such a huge undertaking?
The complex plan involved me coming up with the idea, then within 24 hours I was emailing famous designers who I'd never met, asking if they'd like to participate. And for some crazy reason, they all said yes. Then I had to figure out the hard stuff: funding, putting a crew together, planning the logistics, etc. I researched and prepared for about six months, shot film for six months, and then edited for six months.
When you set first set about making the film were you aware of the little red book by Lars Muller in 2004 'Helvetica - Homage to a Typeface' which also documents the good, bad and ugly of Helvetica's influence?
Yes, I'd seen Lars' book in 2004 and loved it. I liked how it showed the professional, designed uses of Helvetica right next to the untrained, vernacular uses. It was funny, because during the filming process, Luke Geissbuhler (cinematographer) and I intentionally did not look at the book, because we did want to just go out and film all the examples that Lars had found, we wanted to find our own examples. But of course, there are so many iconic uses, the New York subways, American Airlines, all the other corporate logos. I wanted get Lars involved in the film, but our schedules kept conflicting. Finally at the very end of the filming, I told him, "We can't have a film about Helvetica without you in it!" So he flew up to London for a day, and we spent the afternoon walking around east London and shot some hilarious footage of Lars pointing at all the Helvetica, just font spotting. It ended up being some of the best stuff in the film.
Could you tell us something about the movie itself. Is the focus of the film really closely tied into a single typeface and its use, or moreover is it a an in-depth look at the world of design?
It's an in-depth look at the typeface, but also a look at the people behind typefaces, and the designers who use them. Since Helvetica turns 50 this year, it also serves as a crash course on the past 50 years in graphic design. It also looks at advertising, the psychology behind type use, and how the technology used in design has changed so radically during that period.
Was this a difficult subject to undertake or did you treat this project with the documentary resolve of your other films and just let the story unfold as you discovered more about the face, the faces and the places behind it?
The "story" of the film very much arose from the conversations I had with the interviewees. I didn't set out to tell the story of Modernism versus Postmodernism, of order versus chaos, logic versus emotion. But that's something that came out in every interview, and it formed a narrative arc for the film. What's interesting is that everyone in the film is so good at what they do, and so convincing in their design philosophy, that I find myself agreeing with everyone. Yes, Wim Crouwel, grids are good! Yes, Paula Scher, it's all about expressiveness and subjectivity! In a way, the film is more about the designers in it, and their personalities and ideas, as it is about Helvetica.
What did you discover about Max Meidinger the man behind the face? Does anyone reveal how he felt about its cultural growth and significance towards the end of his life?
I think everyone involved with the typeface was surprised by its success. When Miedinger and Eduard Hoffmann at Haas created it, they were simply wanted to compete with Berthold's Akzidenz Grotesk, an imported German typeface that was all the rage in the 50s and being used heavily by Swiss designers like Josef Müller-Brockmann. They just wanted something homegrown that could go up against Akzidenz. It wasn't until their parent companies, Stempel and Linotype, changed the name and started marketing Helvetica in Germany and abroad that the sales took off. Since Miedinger made the drawings for Helvetica as a work for hire, he didn't receive royalties on Helvetica's sales. And since Haas was owned by Linotype, I don't think they really profited from its success either. Though I know that Linotype did make some sort of compensation to Miedinger in the 70s before he died.
I was once asked by a creative director to make a design more 'swiss' by using Helvetica (Helvetia is latin for Switzerland kids). Designers that I admire such as Angus Hyland, Mark Farrow and Vince Frost have all used Helvetica in striking ways. Do you think that when Helvetica is placed hands of different designers the font takes on a personality of its own or do you think it is still firmly rooted in all things Swiss?
I think that you can try to use Helvetica in different ways, but ultimately Helvetica forces you to use it the way it wants you to. Manuel Krebs makes a point of this in the film, that Helvetica somehow contains a design program that will lead you to a certain language. And what's interesting is, it's the same thing with a film about Helvetica... if you take a picture of a word set in Helvetica, you naturally want to frame it in a certain way, just as if it's on a page. So Helvetica even influenced the look of the film, and the music as well. The music had to be precise, slightly mechanized, but still human.
Do you think Helvetica can be neutral given its visual and cultural dominance?
I don't think so, no. It's been used too many ways, in too many places, for too many reasons. And all those things affect our reaction to it. When I was growing up, my family always flew on American Airlines, which of curse used Helvetica for everything. So when I see Helvetica, I think part of me remembers going on holiday as a child, the travel, the excitement. I'm sure it's very subtle, but it's there. So nothing is neutral. As David Carson says in the film, you can't not communicate.
What countries has the film been shown in and where will it take you to next?
So far it's shown in the US, Canada, Switzerland, Germany, Turkey, the Czech Republic, Norway, Denmark, and France. Next up is the Netherlands, Greece, Australia, New Zealand, England, Japan, South Africa, Brazil, Cuba, and of course loads more screenings around North America and Europe.
Do you think you captured everything you wanted in the film or were there situations that didn't make it to the final cut that you would have preferred to have left in?
Well, we shot 60 hours of footage... so there's plenty of great stuff that didn't make it in. I'll try to cram as much of that as possible onto the DVD (October).
Many creatives will be clambering over each other to see this film. Do you think it will have a wider appeal outside of design circles or did you set out to create a instant 'cult' hit for the cultural elite?
I set out to make a film that I wanted to see, as a viewer. I think that films naturally find the audience that suits them, so I tend not to think about that stuff. That's generally how I work. If there's something that I really want to see, or buy, or an event to go to, but it doesn't exist, then I have to do it myself. And I discovered early on that if I like something, there are other people out there who will like it too. So that's all I focus on now. Helvetica is just a film that I wanted to see two years ago, but that didn't exist then, so I had to make it.
'Helvetica - The Documentary' has it's Irish premiere Thursday 28th June in The Sugar Club, Leeson Street with Wim Crouwel also giving a rare presentation.
More on the film at http://www.helveticafilm.com
Presales are now open for the entire 50 show, images will follow once the show opens in London but this is for those of you who feel like taking a risk... I've seen all the work and it's not much of a bet to be honest, the standard overall is really high...
Also, watch out for next month's Creative Review. We've got a 4 page feature inside for the show and 2 of the submissions, including one Irish, have got the front and back cover.
Hopefully see you in London for the launch July 18th.
Have a great day. Richard.
Just so you know, all the prints are now available and selling well from here... http://blanka.co.uk/50_years_of_helvetica/
To see the entire show in better detail visit http://www.candycollective.com/50 Enjoy!


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WASHINGTON — The District of Columbia's police chief says a police officer was shot in the chest but saved by his bulletproof vest while responding to the shootings at the Washington Navy Yard.
Chief Cathy Lanier says the officer "took two rounds" but survived the rampage last Monday that left 13 people dead, including the gunman. Another officer was shot in the legs and is still recovering in the hospital.
In an appearance Tuesday on NewsChannel 8's "NewsTalk" program, Lanier called the response by police officers "heroic."
The chief also said the design of the sprawling building where the shooting occurred was a "worst-case scenario" for police because it holds thousands of high-wall cubicles.
The FBI is still investigating what prompted 34-year-old Aaron Alexis, a former Navy reservist, to open fire with a shotgun.
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At the Gleneagles summit in July 2005, the heads of state from the G-8 countries - the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia and the United Kingdom - called on the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank and the African Development Bank to cancel 100 percent of their debt claims on the world's poorest countries. The world's richest countries have agreed in principle to forgive roughly $55 billion dollars owed by the world's poorest nations.


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Time to bring in the bulbs -- next year they'll blossom anew
Just in case your porch, kitchen, cellar, and attic are not yet full to bursting, there is one more thing to bring in from the garden in the fall -- the tender bulbs. Now don't run to get them. These are underground and safer longer than the houseplants and green beans. But don't put it off too long, either. A lot of next year's flowers could freeze if you do.
Achimenes are beginning to go dormant when the lower leaves begin to shrivel. From then on withhold water from the plant. When the stems are completely dry, cut them off and store the pots, baskets, or dug-up bulbs in a dry place. A temperature of 60 degrees F. is ideal for these.
Tuberous begonias can be stored until dry by turning the pots they're in on their sides. Most growers remove the soil completely once the plant's top growth has dried. Some even wash off all the soil before the skin dries, while it is less likely to be damaged. Leave on the larger roots.
Store in a well-ventilated, dry place, 45 to 50 degrees F., in shallow trays or boxes, either uncovered or very lightly covered with dry peat moss, vermiculite, or sand.
Caladiums like a warm dry place. Put them, along with the pumpkins and squash, in an out-of-the-way cupboard in the kitchen.
Cannas and dahlias are less fussy and can be treated alike. When a hard frost kills the top growth, cut off the stalk to within 6 inches of the ground. Leave this for a week or 10 days for the tubers to ripen thoroughly.
Then dig very carefully with a spading fork. Rub off most of the soil and turn the clump of tubers upside down to let the rest of the sap drain out of the stem. Leave them exposed to the sun and wind for several hours to dry completely.


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We're thinking of ditching what's left of our grass between our sidewalk and the porch (in a small curved patch, maybe 10'x5'. I'm looking for some ideas for plants and shrubs to go under our 20' tall crepe myrtle that's planted there, in dappled shade (from both the crepe myrtle and live oaks in middle of the yard), Eastern exposure. Alkaline central TX soil. We have an Indian Hawthorne just behind the crepe myrtle that has been completely ignored for 10 years, and still does great, although it doesn't bloom much because it is almost total shade, right next to covered patio, and behind the crepe myrtle.
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That looks like a tough area to plant anything other than something really small (young) and that is shallow rooted. I have several areas around my house just like yours and it is very difficult to plant stuff around the tree roots. What I have done is to use pots, planted with a single variety of something, and bunch them, en masse, around the tree. This can make for a very stunning effect. Caladiums are my favorite plant for doing this (for instance, a bunch of white caladiums massed around your tree would be stunning!). (I wish I had pictures....this year I'm getting the camera out) You could use what ever plant you like.....annuals or perennials or even small shrubs. How about some of the low growing crepe myrtles?! There are some weeping varieties, that planted in pots would be attractive. Using pots expands your options and keeps you from disturbing your crepe's roots. Lynn |
that using pots allows you to change your look with the seasons: e.g. tulips in spring, caladiums in summer, and mums in fall. Or whatever plants you like! Lynn |
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Materials Characterization Using Factor Analysis of FT-IR Spectra. Part 2: Mathematical and Statistical Considerations
Applied Spectroscopy, Vol. 39, Issue 2, pp. 311-316 (1985)
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A method is described whereby the wealth of information present in the Fourier transform infrared spectrum of a material may be extracted and used to estimate useful properties of the material. Factor analysis is used to condense the data, after which the use of multiple linear regression allows correlations to be established for a calibration set, from which properties of unknown samples can be estimated.
Peter M. Fredericks, James B. Lee, Paul R. Osborn, and Dom A. J. Swinkels, "Materials Characterization Using Factor Analysis of FT-IR Spectra. Part 2: Mathematical and Statistical Considerations," Appl. Spectrosc. 39, 311-316 (1985)
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Approval of the March 21 st meeting minutes - Chair
Subcommittee Reports
Financial - Dan Walters
Policy & Marketing - Marilyn Lutz
Technical - Will Mitchell
Status on the GEOPortal - Will
Guidelines for Portal Administrator - Marilyn
Orthoimagery Project / Purchased ortho products- Larry Harwood
Parcel Grants - Larry
Geolibrary Funded Grants
Linking registries to GIS - Bill Hanson
Additional funding of CAT 3 grant
GIS Stakeholders Group
Geolibrary Funding
Meeting Minutes
Jim Page, Chair
Marilyn Lutz, Co-Chair
Gretchen Heldmann
Elizabeth Hertz
Will Mitchell ( by phone )
Ken Murchison ( by phone )
William Hanson ( by phone )
Gary Duplisea
Greg Copeland
Nancy Armentrout
David Blocher
Larry Harwood
Dan Walters
Ray Halperin, former Board member
Matt Davis, ESRI
The meeting was called to order at 10:13
1. Approval of the April 18, 2007 meeting minutes
The Chair entertained a motion to approve the minutes. One change was suggested. Under section 3, the first bullet should read "Geolibrary will contribute $15,000 in cash match "
Liz Hertz moved to approve the minutes as revised with Gretchen Heldmann seconding. The Board voted unanimously in favor. The motion carried.
2. Subcommittee Reports
The Chair gave a brief explanation and history of the three standing committees, Financial, Technical and Planning, for the benefit of the new members. In summation, the Financial Committee is quiescent as most of the available funding being spent of encumbered, but should become more active as we need to approach the legislature again. The Policy Committee is working thru a list of policy documents on a long term basis. The Technical Committee is heavily involved with the developing GeoPortal. The minutes may reflect more history and detail than normal on some matters due the attendance of these new members.
The Chair cited the major items of funding remaining. Of the original $2,300,000 in bonds, $1,717,235 has been spent, $497,281 has been encumbered by contract leaving $85,483 still under consideration. Of that amount, $25,000 is still nominally under consideration for Standards conformity & data validation tools. There was a question on the accuracy of the $300,000 cost of the orthoimagery creation. The reply was that this was a best estimate and probably very close.
Policy & Marketing
There was little to further report on the principal current task of the Policy Committee which is the document Policy on Dissemination of Geospatial Data: Fee Setting. Marilyn Lutz explained the work of the Policy Committee and its difficulties in attempting to do so. A more pressing policy issue is the Memorandum of Agreement ( MOU ) between the Geolibrary and the comparatively new GIS Stakeholders group. Marilyn, Dave Blocher, Dan Walters and Jim Page agreed to work on the new MOU. Dave reported that the Stakeholders Charter document had been completed. They will try to have the MOU ready by next month.
The Chair explained the history of the GIS Executive Council which for years represented the interests of several state agencies that make use of GIS technology. The Geolibrary focus has been on the general public and private sector use of GIS. The Executive Council began with those state agencies signing Service Level Agreements to fund MEGIS operations. It evolved into a confederation of agencies guiding state GIS development. Funding now being provided by appropriation, the GIS Stakeholders is a further evolution of the group and serves in an advisory capacity to the Chief Information Officer.
Parcel Grants.
Larry Harwood and the Chair explained the municipal parcel data grants. The grants were in 2 separate rounds and the grants themselves were of 2 types. Rapid Grants were reimbursements of up to $1,000 for conversion of existing digital parcel data to state standards. Standard Grants were payments, per parcel, up to a maximum of $10,000 per town for creation and/or upgrading of the spatial accuracy of digital parcels. There have been a number of contract extensions. There have been 27 awards of rapid grants with one town declining and 47 awards of standard grants.
Orthoimagery Project.& Photo Products
There was nothing new to report on the orthoimagery; there have been no deliveries and no word on schedules. The aerial photo products were described as scanned tiff images of the actual negatives plus control information sufficient to create orthorectified or stereometric products from the images. All products have now been delivered.
Status on the GEOPortal .
Will Mitchell reported that a new test site for the updated GeoPortal will be running soon on the OIT test server platform. The thinking is that a final product is 2 to 3 months out at this point. On April 20, 2007 , the Technical Committee approved the latest GeoPortal design. This design was provided primarily by Sean Myers and the review was thru a CDM web E-room session. On May 4, 2007 , Ionic gave their response to the proposed GeoPortal design. The consensus was that this was not everything asked for but would be an acceptable next step with some requested changes.
There was some discussion of what the screens should look like and what could be realistically gotten from Ionic at this point in time. It was suggested that if the GeoPortal was functional and stable that might be all that could be asked. The Committee wants a "Build 3" as per the contract although that may be difficult. It was asked if the Geolibrary would own the application code; this was not certain. It was also asked whether or not the metadata administration module had been demonstrated; it has not been.
The Chair summed up by citing that progress has been made but certainly more work has to be done. The Committee needs a simple list of accomplishments and functions, perhaps just a few bullet points, to indicate "we are there" or "where we are" with the GeoPortal.
Guidelines for Portal Administrator .
There has been no progress to report on this item.
3. Geolibrary Funded Grants
Linking Registries to GIS
Bill Hanson reported that as a supplement to the Category 3 Grant he has investigated the possibilities of linking title transfers to geographic locations, i.e. tax parcels by unique identification numbers. As a theory this has been well received, particularly by the more technically advanced registries in Cumberland and Penobscot. Some registrars contacted were interested in a prototype program. He has asked the Title Standards Committee ( Maine Bar Assoc. ) if he can make a presentation at the next meeting in September. If he can get on the agenda this would be a short PowerPoint on the basic idea.
This got strong informal support from the Board. There was some discussion of what existing GIS softwares are in the county registries, the answer apparently being not many. Also discussed was the very eclectic nature of property descriptions from exact surveys to ancient descriptions. Bill will have a letter to the Title Standards Committee for review by the Board at the next meeting.
Additional Funding of CAT 3 Grant
The grant is approved and underway. The immediate need is for an RFP to get proposals form vendors. The Board can add to some of the parts of the grant, especially the revised strategic plan, standards and promotion. There appears to have been no provision yet for a pilot/promotional demo. There was also discussion of involving Tim Glidden at SPO as there might be a crossover from this grant to development tracking.
The Chair asked for volunteers for an ad hoc committee to work with Dan Walters on the grant. Greg Copeland, Marilyn Lutz, Bill Hanson and Nancy Armentrout agreed to help. The Chair, Ken Murchison and Will Mitchell noted that they will have to recuse themselves from voting on the RFP due to potential conflicts of interest.
4. GIS Stakeholders Group
This item was not discussed and tabled to the next meeting.
5. Geolibrary Funding
The Chair gave an update on the recent attempts to acquire additional bonding and suggested new members review the last Annual Report to the legislature. The bond approach having yielded nothing, the Board must have recourse to the legislative approach. It will be necessary to make an organized effort to get legislators to support the Geolibrary. The Board needs to map a strategy for the next legislative session. The idea will be to identify a small number of key legislators willing to work towards funding the Geolibrary. The Chair suggested that everyone try to come up with the names of 1 or 2 legislators that might be thus favorably disposed. It was also noted that the CAT 3 grant might be part of the effort to get funding.
There was a short non sequitor discussion of possibly relaxing the state standards for digital parcel data. This might increase the data holdings by creating a second level tier of parcel data not as good as the standard but sufficient for many needs. Ken Murchison and Larry Harwood agreed to see what they could come up with.
Meeting Adjourned 12:30


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They took the blood from the mother after she was pregnant, when there was fetal DNA in her bloodstream and are essentially doing a 'process of elimination' among the fetus, mother, and father. So while you could do a pre-conception screen, and it may indicate probabilities for genetic disorders or diseases with a genetic component, it wouldn't be the same thing as in TFA.
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Guess I underplayed it too much. Personally, I'd say Lamarckianism is complete trash but, as you said, he happened to throw a dart and hit something that bore a vague resemblance to reality.
Re:Lamark was right after all (148 comments)
That would be a stretch. More like he wasn't completely wrong, in that epigenetics and methylation can be passed along to offspring. But even then, this article has nothing to do with that, considering changes in the methylation of genes in leg muscles would have no effect on the genes in zygotes.
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IANAB (biochemist) but based on the article, methylation of a gene generally reduces its activity. In this case, exercising, forcing contractions in cultured cells, or near lethal does of caffeine in cell cultures resulted in less methylation on some genes involved in energy metabolism, presumably increasing how much they are expressed. The article does note that these genes may still be expressed when methylated.
Or if that's still unreadable, exercise changes how much some genes are active in muscle cells.
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Yes, cellulose is a polymer of simple sugars. However most organisms lack the enzymes to break the chain up into its individual units. Ruminants and termites have symbiotic bacteria that digest it for them, and some species of fungus can break down cellulose (think mushrooms on a fallen tree) but as it stands, using cellulosic feedstocks require breaking up the chain via enzymes (expensive) or acids (nasty) so that bacteria can utilize it. And yes, newspaper does burn quite well, but I'd like to see you stuff it in your gas tank.
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And apparently quite a few others as well. Even the poll questions are TL;DR on
Chemical (491 comments)
Of course. Who do you think makes the food, drugs, and booze?
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Actually, it's not just Democrats that are/were in on it. It was a bi-partisan screw up.


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(Sports Network) - The Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills entered this 2009 season believing they had their franchise quarterbacks in place, but both teams now find themselves concerned about their long-term outlook at the position heading into this Sunday's meeting at Arrowhead Stadium.
The Chiefs acted boldly in the offseason, acquiring Matt Cassel in a trade with the New England Patriots, then locked up Tom Brady's former understudy with an eye-opening six-year, $63-million contract in July. It's an investment the team could be second-guessing in hindsight, with Cassel having struggled so far to live up to his new deal and duplicate the strong numbers he delivered upon replacing an injured Brady last year.
The low point of Cassel's debut season in Kansas City occurred last Sunday, when the 27-year-old was benched by rookie head coach Todd Haley late in the third quarter of the Chiefs' embarrassing 44-13 home loss to division-rival Denver. Before being yanked in favor of backup Brodie Croyle, Cassel completed only 10-of-29 passes for a mere 84 yards and was intercepted twice.
The change was only a temporary one, however, as Haley stated immediately following the game that Cassel will remain the starter.
Trent Edwards hasn't been so fortunate. The Bills expected the third-year pro to take a big step forward in his development this season, but he's instead regressed and wound up losing his starting position to journeyman Ryan Fitzpatrick in a shakeup by interim head coach Perry Fewell, who supplanted noted Edwards supporter Dick Jauron following the latter's firing in mid- November.
While the insertion of Fitzpatrick may have met the approval of self-serving wide receiver Terrell Owens, the former St. Louis and Cincinnati second- stringer hasn't provided much of a spark to Buffalo's floundering offense. He was especially ineffective in the Bills' 19-13 setback to the New York Jets in Week 13, mustering a paltry 93 yards with an interception on 9-of-23 passing.
The loss was Buffalo's second in three games under Fewell, and the team's fourth in its last five outings overall. With a defeat in one of their four remaining regular-season matchups, the Bills will have secured a fifth consecutive losing campaign.
At 3-9, Kansas City is already resigned to a third straight losing season and has been overmatched in its two most recent tests, falling to fellow AFC West members San Diego and Denver by a combined score of 87-27. The Chiefs had posted back-to-back victories prior to that pair of games, however, including a startling 27-24 overtime besting of reigning Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh in Arrowhead Stadium during Week 11.
That win was only Kansas City's first in six home tilts in 2009, though, and the team has come up short in 11 of its last 12 games as the host.
Buffalo holds a 20-16-1 edge in its all-time regular season series with Kansas City, including a 54-31 victory when it visited Arrowhead Stadium in Week 12 of last season. The Chiefs are 0-2 against the Bills since last beating them at home in 2003.
In addition to their regular season edge, the Bills hold a 2-1 advantage in postseason games against the Chiefs. Buffalo was a 30-13 home winner in the 1993 AFC Championship; won by a 37-14 margin at home in a 1991 AFC Divisional Playoff; and was a 31-7 home loser in the 1966 AFL Championship.
Haley and Fewell will be meeting each other, as well as their counterpart's respective teams, for the first time as head coaches.
Although Fitzpatrick's (1003 passing yards, 4 TD, 8 INT) takeover from Edwards (1170 passing yards, 6 TD, 7 INT), who had come under heavy criticism for his reluctance to take shots downfield, has given the Bills more of a vertical presence in the passing game, the switch has done little towards solving the team's longstanding offensive woes. Buffalo ranks 29th in the NFL in total yards (279.3 ypg) and 27th in scoring (16.6 ppg) and produced a meager 194 yards and 10 first downs in its recent loss to the Jets. Owens (43 receptions, 3 TD) has benefited from Fitzpatrick's promotion, however, as the still- dangerous wideout has averaged 108 receiving yards over the last three games, but his increased output has come at the expense of counterpart Lee Evans (31 receptions, 5 TD), a two-time 1,000-yard receiver who's become an afterthought in the game plan. Fewell has also made a change at the running back position since becoming head coach, with the versatile Fred Jackson (632 rushing yards, 35 receptions, 5 TD) replacing former first-round pick Marshawn Lynch (338 rushing yards, 2 TD, 23 receptions) as the main man out of the backfield. Lynch did very well in a limited role against the Jets, however, amassing 60 yards on only six carries and scoring the team's lone touchdown. Jackson finished with 31 yards on 13 attempts.
Both Buffalo backs are likely salivating over the prospect of facing a Kansas City defense that was gouged for 245 rushing yards in last week's lopsided loss to the Broncos and stands just 27th overall in that area (143.8 ypg). The Chiefs haven't fared any better against the pass, having given up the fifth- most yards in the league through the air (250.8 ypg) and allowing five opposing quarterbacks to eclipse the 300-yard mark this season. Cornerbacks Brandon Flowers (47 tackles, 2 INT, 15 PD) and Brandon Carr (44 tackles, 13 PD) are both talented second-year players who have experienced growing pains at times, and the duo hasn't been helped much by an anemic pass rush that's generated just 17 sacks. Outside linebacker Tamba Hali (51 tackles, 6.5 sacks) has been one bright spot to come out of the team's new 3-4 alignment, though. The converted end had a monster day against Denver last weekend, racking up a career-high three sacks and forcing two fumbles. Inside linebacker Demorrio Williams (81 tackles) leads the Chiefs in tackles and has recorded nine or more stops in three of the last four games.
With Cassel (1982 passing yards, 13 TD, 9 INT) having been off the mark and top receiver Dwayne Bowe (33 receptions, 4 TD) serving a league-issued suspension for reportedly testing positive for a banned diuretic, the Chiefs have relied more on young running back Jamaal Charles (462 rushing yards, 27 receptions, 5 total TD) as of late and have gotten mixed results. The speedy sophomore is averaging a solid 4.8 yards per carry in addition to displaying good skills as a receiver, but has lost a fumble in each of the past two games. The team doesn't have a wealth of other available options, however, with backup Kolby Smith landing on injured reserve last week and practice- squad promotee Javarris Williams having two career rush attempts to his credit. The most consistent weapon in Kansas City's 30th-ranked offense (265.8 ypg) has turned out to be veteran wideout Chris Chambers (28 receptions, 4 TD), who's scored three times and averaged over 17 yards per catch in five games since being claimed off waivers from San Diego, with the well-traveled Bobby Wade (29 receptions, 2 TD) and rookie slotman Lance Long (18 receptions) having become secondary alternatives with Bowe unavailable. Cassel has completed under 54 percent of his passes and been sacked 37 times in 11 starts, which offers an explanation for Kansas City's NFL-worst 24 percent success rate on third downs.
Cassel won't have the ideal opponent to get both his timing and confidence back on Sunday. The Bills top the NFL in pass efficiency defense and have permitted just 188.2 yards per game via the air (4th overall), while the unit's 21 interceptions are tied for the second-most in the league. Free safety Jairus Byrd (41 tackles, 10 PD) has come up with eight of those picks while emerging as a top candidate for Defensive Rookie of the Year honors, and the secondary got a further boost when cornerback Terrence McGee (37 tackles), Buffalo's top cover man, returned last week from a knee procedure that caused him to miss three games. The seventh-year pro still isn't at 100 percent, though, and figures to again be used in only obvious passing situations. While the Bills have been terrific in defending the pass, they've been horrid in stopping the run, having surrendered league-worsts of 172.1 rushing yards per game and 4.9 yards per attempt. Injuries have wreaked havoc upon the linebacking corps, where middle man Paul Posluszny (74 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT) is the lone remaining season-opening starter, and starting tackles Marcus Stroud (47 tackles, 2 sacks) and Kyle Williams (51 tackles, 3 sacks) have each missed time with health issues during the course of the year.
In this matchup of two of the NFL's worst offenses, there aren't a whole lot of appealing choices here. One player who does get a thumbs-up is Charles, who gets to take on a porous Buffalo run defense and has no serious threats to his workload. The Bills' backfield situation is more cloudy, but Jackson's gotten enough touches lately to be a fantasy factor. Hold off on using Lynch, who's been relegated to backup status under the new coaching regime, and Evans' numbers have dropped significantly since Fitzpatrick became the starting quarterback. Owens is worth using as the clear-cut preferred target in the passing game, while Buffalo's playmaking defense offers plenty of upside against the point-starved Chiefs. Chambers is the only member of the Kansas City offense that merits consideration other than Charles, and neither quarterback should be in lineups from here on out.
That the Chiefs are in serious danger of having their first local television blackout since 1990 says an awful lot about the current state of this once- proud franchise. The Bills haven't exactly been a model of success lately either, but the recent coaching change seems to have done some good and the team does have the benefit of a few extra days of preparation time after playing its last game on a Thursday. With a defense capable of delivering game-changing plays and more talented skill players on the offensive side, Buffalo appears to have the edge on a Kansas City squad that's shown signs of throwing in the towel for the stretch run.
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On 7/25/10 10:12 PM, Kamran Bokhari wrote:
WND is another Debka.
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From: Daniel Ben-Nun <email@example.com>
Date: Sun, 25 Jul 2010 22:02:40 -0500 (CDT)
To: Analyst List<firstname.lastname@example.com>
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Subject: Re: [Fwd: BBC Monitoring Alert - IRAN]
Disregard the first email, sent on accident.
This WorldNewsDaily report (cited by Haaretz in the second article
below) claims that Israel's Mossad chief Dagan traveled to Saudi Arabia
recently to discuss a possible strike on Iran. I have no idea how
credible these reports are. Interesting in light of Iran's recent
government offices relocation away from Tehran.
Claim: Mossad chief secretly visited Saudi Arabia
Arab countries working with Israel on Iranian nuke threat
Posted: July 23, 2010
12:30 am Eastern
TEL AVIV - Israeli Mossad chief Meir Dagan went on a secret visit to
Saudi Arabia in recent weeks to discuss the threat of Iran, according to
informed Arab security sources.
The security sources did not disclose specifics of the discussions
except to say the topic was Iran, which is accused of building a nascent
nuclear program.
Saudi Arabia does not maintain an open diplomatic relationship with
Israel. But the Sunni Muslim country, together with Egypt, Jordan and
other so-called moderates, is threatened by the growing influence of
Iran, dominated by Shiite Islam.
There have been multiple reports of Saudi cooperation with Israel on the
Iranian nuclear issue.
In 2009, it was reported Dagan met Saudi intelligence officials to gain
assurances that Saudi Arabia would turn a blind eye to Israeli jets
violating Saudi airspace during any raid on Iran's nuclear plans. Both
governments denied the reports.
In recent weeks, Internet rumors claimed Israel dropped off military
equipment in Saudi Arabia. Some unsubstantiated reports even claimed
Israel was building a secret military base in Saudi Arabia for use in a
future conflict with Iran. Those reports are inaccurate, according to
Israeli military officials speaking to WND.
Still, Sunni Arab countries have not disguised their fear of a nuclear
Earlier this month, the United Arab Emirates' Washington ambassador
publicly expressed support for a U.S. attack on Iran's nuclear
"We cannot live with a nuclear Iran," the envoy, Yousef al-Otaiba,
reportedly said at a conference in Aspen, Colo.
Otaiba was quoted as saying he "absolutely" wanted the U.S. to use force
to halt Iran's nuclear program.
Last December, WND quoted an Egyptian intelligence official stating
Saudi Arabia is cooperating with Israel on the Iranian nuclear issue.
The official said Saudi Arabia had been passing intelligence information
to Israel related to Iran. He affirmed a report from the Arab media,
strongly denied by the Israeli government, that Saudi Arabia has granted
Israel overflight permission during any attack against Iran's nuclear
The Egyptian official previously told WND that Prince Saud Al-Faisal,
the Saudi foreign minister, has been involved in an intense,
behind-the-scenes lobbying effort urging the U.S. and other Western
countries to do everything necessary to ensure Iran does not obtain
nuclear weapons. Such weapons would threaten Saudi Arabia's position of
influence in the Middle East.
The Egyptian official said his country believes it is not likely Obama
will grant Israel permission to attack Iran.
He spoke about the efforts of other Arab countries to oppose an Iranian
nuclear umbrella but did not comment on Egypt's own position on the
Egypt last year granted Israel permission to conduct naval exercises off
Egyptian coastal waters. The military drills clearly were aimed at Iran.
Mossad chief reportedly visited Saudi Arabia for talks on Iran
* Published 00:57 26.07.10
* Latest update 00:57 26.07.10
Account on WorldNetDaily follows series of recent reports on increasing
secret cooperation between Israel and the Saudis, including defense
coordination on matters related to possible military action.
Mossad chief Meir Dagan visited Saudi Arabia recently, if unofficial
reports published over the weekend on the WorldNetDaily website are
accurate. The Internet news site attributed the story to Arab sources.
According to the reports, the talks conducted in Saudi Arabia with the
head of Israel's espionage agency dealt with Iran and its nuclear
program. The account follows a series of recent reports on increasing
secret cooperation between Israel and the Saudis, including defense
coordination on matters related to possible military action against
Iran's nuclear facilities.
Mossad chief Meir Dagan
Mossad chief Meir Dagan
Two months ago, the Times of London reported that during the course of a
Saudi military exercise, air defense system operations were halted for a
few hours to rehearse a scenario whereby Israeli fighter planes would
cross Saudi Arabian air space en route to an attack on Iran.
Arab and Iranian media outlets have also reported Israeli air force
planes and helicopters landing in Saudi Arabia for the purposes of
positioning equipment there.
Three weeks ago, it was reported that the United Arab Emirates'
ambassador in Washington said at a conference that the consequences of
nuclear weapons in the hands of the Iranians would be more serious than
an Israeli assault, because a nuclear Iran could not be tolerated. His
remarks reflect a common concern felt in Israel and the Persian Gulf
states over nuclear weapons in Iranian hands.
On 7/25/10 6:16 PM, Bayless Parsley wrote:
You're right that this wasn't decided on a dime. I remember this
first being reported at least six months ago, maybe longer. There
was a discussion about it one day bc everyone was like wtf?
Since then, though, I don't recall any reports on the topic until
this one
On 2010 Jul 25, at 16:32, "Nate Hughes" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
But you also don't move 40 of your national government on a dime.
This deadline is almost certainly reflective of much longer-term
efforts at such preparations. Which could point more towards the
publication of those efforts than the efforts themselves.
From: "George Friedman" <email@example.com>
Date: Sun, 25 Jul 2010 16:13:34 -0500 (CDT)
To: Analysts<firstname.lastname@example.com>
ReplyTo: email@example.com, Analyst List
Subject: Re: [Fwd: BBC Monitoring Alert - IRAN]
Its how you prepare for war.
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Date: Sun, 25 Jul 2010 15:45:27 -0500 (CDT)
To: Analyst List<firstname.lastname@example.com>
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Subject: Re: [Fwd: BBC Monitoring Alert - IRAN]
What's the reason? Congestion? Boosting revenue of other cities?
Whatever it is, it also probably has to do with security.
From: "George Friedman" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Subject: [Fwd: BBC Monitoring Alert - IRAN]
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Date: Sun, 25 Jul 10 19:30:05
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Iran sets deadline for relocation of offices outside capital
Text of report in English by Iranian conservative news agency Mehr
Tehran, 25 July: The administration has set a deadline of 22 August for
all organizations of the executive branch of government to relocate at
least 40 per cent of their affiliated offices outside the capital.
President Mahmud Ahmadinezhad issued a directive last Wednesday [21
July] ordering the organizations of the executive branch of the
government to make efforts to facilitate the process of relocating
government workers currently based in the capital to other cities.
The directive was ratified by the president and his ministers during a
cabinet session held in Tehran.
According to the new directive, the administration has also prohibited
establishing any new organizations or posts in Tehran.
The Central Bank of Iran is tasked with transferring the accounts of any
office scheduled to be moved outside Tehran.
Source: Mehr news agency, Tehran, in English 1630 gmt 25 Jul 10
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1 In the tenth year, in the tenth month, in the twelfth day of the month, the word of the LORD came unto me, saying , | 1 In the tenth year, in the tenth month on the twelfth day, the word of the LORD came to me: |
2 Son of man, set thy face against Pharaoh king of Egypt, and prophesy against him, and against all Egypt: | 2 "Son of man, set your face against Pharaoh king of Egypt and prophesy against him and against all Egypt. |
3 Speak , and say , Thus saith the Lord GOD; Behold, I am against thee, Pharaoh king of Egypt, the great dragon that lieth in the midst of his rivers, which hath said , My river is mine own, and I have made it for myself. | 3 Speak to him and say: 'This is what the Sovereign LORD says: " 'I am against you, Pharaoh king of Egypt, you great monster lying among your streams. You say, "The Nile is mine; I made it for myself." |
4 But I will put hooks in thy jaws, and I will cause the fish of thy rivers to stick unto thy scales, and I will bring thee up out of the midst of thy rivers, and all the fish of thy rivers shall stick unto thy scales. | 4 But I will put hooks in your jaws and make the fish of your streams stick to your scales. I will pull you out from among your streams, with all the fish sticking to your scales. |
5 And I will leave thee thrown into the wilderness, thee and all the fish of thy rivers: thou shalt fall upon the open fields; thou shalt not be brought together , nor gathered : I have given thee for meat to the beasts of the field and to the fowls of the heaven. | 5 I will leave you in the desert, you and all the fish of your streams. You will fall on the open field and not be gathered or picked up. I will give you as food to the beasts of the earth and the birds of the air. |
6 And all the inhabitants of Egypt shall know that I am the LORD, because they have been a staff of reed to the house of Israel. | 6 Then all who live in Egypt will know that I am the LORD. " 'You have been a staff of reed for the house of Israel. |
7 When they took hold of thee by thy hand, thou didst break , and rend all their shoulder: and when they leaned upon thee, thou brakest , and madest all their loins to be at a stand . | 7 When they grasped you with their hands, you splintered and you tore open their shoulders; when they leaned on you, you broke and their backs were wrenched. |
8 Therefore thus saith the Lord GOD; Behold, I will bring a sword upon thee, and cut off man and beast out of thee. | 8 " 'Therefore this is what the Sovereign LORD says: I will bring a sword against you and kill your men and their animals. |
9 And the land of Egypt shall be desolate and waste; and they shall know that I am the LORD: because he hath said , The river is mine, and I have made it. | 9 Egypt will become a desolate wasteland. Then they will know that I am the LORD. " 'Because you said, "The Nile is mine; I made it," |
10 Behold, therefore I am against thee, and against thy rivers, and I will make the land of Egypt utterly waste and desolate, from the tower of Syene even unto the border of Ethiopia. | 10 therefore I am against you and against your streams, and I will make the land of Egypt a ruin and a desolate waste from Migdol to Aswan, as far as the border of Cush. |
11 No foot of man shall pass through it, nor foot of beast shall pass through it, neither shall it be inhabited forty years. | 11 No foot of man or animal will pass through it; no one will live there for forty years. |
12 And I will make the land of Egypt desolate in the midst of the countries that are desolate , and her cities among the cities that are laid waste shall be desolate forty years: and I will scatter the Egyptians among the nations, and will disperse them through the countries. | 12 I will make the land of Egypt desolate among devastated lands, and her cities will lie desolate forty years among ruined cities. And I will disperse the Egyptians among the nations and scatter them through the countries. |
13 Yet thus saith the Lord GOD; At the end of forty years will I gather the Egyptians from the people whither they were scattered : | 13 " 'Yet this is what the Sovereign LORD says: At the end of forty years I will gather the Egyptians from the nations where they were scattered. |
14 And I will bring again the captivity of Egypt, and will cause them to return into the land of Pathros, into the land of their habitation; and they shall be there a base kingdom. | 14 I will bring them back from captivity and return them to Upper Egypt, the land of their ancestry. There they will be a lowly kingdom. |
15 It shall be the basest of the kingdoms; neither shall it exalt itself any more above the nations: for I will diminish them, that they shall no more rule over the nations. | 15 It will be the lowliest of kingdoms and will never again exalt itself above the other nations. I will make it so weak that it will never again rule over the nations. |
16 And it shall be no more the confidence of the house of Israel, which bringeth their iniquity to remembrance , when they shall look after them: but they shall know that I am the Lord GOD. | 16 Egypt will no longer be a source of confidence for the people of Israel but will be a reminder of their sin in turning to her for help. Then they will know that I am the Sovereign LORD.' " |
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I did it.

I no longer speak to anyone in my family except for my mother and one of my brothers. The rest of them had hurt me and used me and manipulated me too many times. I forgave, but that doesn't mean I have to let them back into my life to cause more drama.

The best advice I can give you is to care from a distance. If you truly care about them, you won't enable them. And if you care about yourself, you won't keep them around.
Fantastic answer!
I did it. Basically, I quit the family business and was ready to never look back. When she tried to contact me, my husband told her to stop. I finally wrote her a letter telling her that she was no longer a part of my life, and we needed to move on. She's tried to contact me a couple of times since in the last 15 years, but I've just ignored her. You just have to stay strong and stick to your guns.
I can understand that. I was lucky to have the support of my husband and the friends that knew what was going on.
You just do what you have written. You cut them out of your life, no contact ever and move on. It's easier than you think.
It will be nothing like that. I've experienced that too and it's a lifetime nightmare. If you don't want to cut them all off then don't it's your choice. Trouble is if you leave a direct link in the loop they'll still get to you. Guaranteed. If there's someone worth saving from that wreck, try and take then with you, if it's legal.and you can support them.
Else you choose, Stay and experience the toxic or leave and enjoy life. It really helps to have a huge argument just before you go, That way you feel right and they are glad you're gone. I had to write long painful letters as all mine lived in different States to me.
Worked big time. Two have since died and I felt nothing but relief.
Consider the consequences of staying, choose the lesser of two evils. Make a choice and stick with it. You owe it to yourself - no one else can do it. I did this, when I was 11, moving myself and my brother and sister into foster care. They went back, I refused and left my home, moving 1500 miles away, when I was 17. I haven't been back, or had anything to do with them since 1996. It hurts sometimes, but the alternative would be so much worse.
Adding your son to the mix changes things... In that situation, I don't know what I would do. I'm so sorry.
Just work on building your own life without them in it.
It is quiet obvious to me that you are incapable of moving away or detaching your self from them so just admit to yourself you can not do it and they are no (as you say) are toxic
Sorry, Hon. You just have to bite the bullet and DO it.
It isn't going to be easy, but for your own sanity and health, you have to find a way to do it.
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The recovery process for survivors of the High Park Fire, their homes and land continues. Several workshops are planned to assist in the process.
A Colorado State Forest Workshop is scheduled for Wednesday, July 11, at 6:30 p.m. at Cache La Poudre Middle School, 3515 W. County Road 54G, in LaPorte. The topic is "Managing Burned Landscapes," with specific focus on the High Park Fire area.
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I'm looking for a way to balance the sound between regular playing
and pop/push type of playing on a accoustic bass guitar. The guitar is
both miked (M-Audio pulsar) and has a balanced line-in for the embedded
pick-up (of not very good quality as it lacks picking up the high
notes). That's two stereo tracks in Ardour as I feed both mono signal
in the right and left of each track. Maybe I shouldn't do that.In any case, the push/pop notes are blasting when compared to
regular playing. A bit of blasting is OK, but there's too much
contrast now.Is there a receipe in recording techniques that addresses that kind
of configuration and enables control over the loudness difference
from a sinle intrument in a single take ?Any ideas/suggestions appreciated,
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