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While I always try to stay on top of breaking new sounds, every now and then you have to go back and right a wrong. Much to my surprise, it turns out that I never posted this incredible gem from Montreal producer Thomas White, so we're going to go ahead and fix that right meow. Trap music (and electronic in general) is in such a constant state of flux with rapidly emerging influences from various genres, but rarely has anyone ever applied the basic fundamentals of it to a wildly different yet naturally cohesive genre with such powerful and chilling effect. It's almost breathtaking how this reimagination of the classic blues and jazz track manages to evoke such massive sound with only the bare necessities. I could have summed this entire writeup with the word "WOW," but let me say that those who stick with this track will be rewarded with more than they thought possible.
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The remix collective RAC is known for, well, their remixes. But in the last year and a half they've made a name for themselves with some pretty outstanding original material. The latest of which involves folk singer Katie Herzig, who they've remixed before. Continuing to prohibit themselves by being defined by any traditional "electronic producer" label, "We Belong" is an anthemic ballad heavy on the keys and strings. It's a track that anyone can love, especially on Valentine's Day.
Upon playing Sylvan Esso's "Hey Mami" for the first time, the opening might lead you to believe you were in for a fairly standard "girl with guitar" folk song, even with a decent hint of soul. It isn't until halfway through that Megafaun's Nick Sanborn intrudes with plucky, electronic fuzz bombs that dance around Amelia Meath's croonings – proving one of those rare but always special "oh shit" moments when discovering new music. Beyond the sonic merits of the duo's track, "Hey Mami" is a welcome feminist narrative and a great introduction to a duo who are just barely getting started.
Agnes Obel is a Danish singer-songwriter who's already commercially successful in Europe and has been for some years, yet is now just barely gracing my ears. I've always had a soft spot for female vocalists, especially the ones with the deep, ethereal touch. Similar to Joanna Newsom in that her voice alone powers her records over thin, plucky instrumentals – "The Curse" being held up by only the softest hint of strings and trickling piano keys. You'll find yourself simultaneously put to ease and entranced by her delicately warm modulation.
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A long time ago my uncle was giving me shit for listening to artists that had an electronic edge to them, that I needed to spend more time with real instruments. This was a person whose musical taste guided me growing up, and it always kind of stuck with me that somehow electronic music was "easier" than the alternative. While obviously I learned that is not the case, the conversation immediately came to mind as I heard this song from London-based producer and musician Cosmo Sheldrake.
Aside from having an infinitely badass name (it just has to be his real name, right?), he's a multi-talented instrumentalist who played jazz and classical piano since the age of 4 and regularly performs with a host of other instruments. Just see the image above. Armed with those tools and very basic looping equipment he crafts organic, soulful beats that sound almost natural. Could this music have been created without any electronic assistance? Maybe. Would it have been inspired without it? Probably not.
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Myth: we have to save the earth. Frankly, the earth doesn't need to be saved. Nature doesn't give a hoot if human beings are here or not. The planet has survived cataclysmic and catastrophic changes for millions upon millions of years. Over that time, it is widely believed, 99 percent of all species have come and gone while the planet has remained. Saving the environment is really about saving our environment - making it safe for ourselves, our children, and the world as we know it. If more people saw the issue as one of saving themselves, we would probably see increased motivation and commitment to actually do so. -Robert M. Lilienfeld, management consultant and author (b. 1953) and William L. Rathje, archaeologist and author (b. 1945)
What an interesting idea. I think this would reach a lot of people and we need to get a lot more people interested in conservation - of energy, of land, of goods.
We recycle. We only have one car and it's a small car that gets great gas mileage (though not a hybrid). We eat vegetarian for breakfast and lunch. We eat vegetarian dinners 3 days a week (who doesn't love beans?!? :-) and chicken or fish the other days. I'm sure there is more we could do though.
The economy is the priority right now but I think conservation should be the next item on the list. Going green has the potential to create jobs in the long run too.
Thank you. I visited a friend in Calgary last April and fell in love with Lake Louise.
Ultimately this is what everyone's talking about. Worries about the sea level rising aren't about the planet, but about saving the cities and people who live near water.
That's fine by me. But if we can't save those portions of the city, we'll move to other parts. It's the way of life. Just so damned inconvenient.
But yeah, the earth will do just fine without us if it comes to that. I find this strangely comforting.
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Tonight was my solo night (DH works) so it was leftover quinoa with steamed broccoli and peas and cubed smoked tofu with leftover almond (peanut) sauce. I think I'm going to start eating peanut sauce on everything, yum! And this smoked tofu rocks! It's Soy Boy, I've never had it before, but DS ate a bunch earlier straight out of the package, so it's toddler approved. |
Well, I'll post Keeta and everybody can snicker at our dinner. We are having Frito pie. Yes, Frito pie. I did veganize it but still it is junk however there is a reason. Dd (aged 22) broke up with her boyfriend of 3 years last night and she needed mama to make her some comfort food. What is more comforting than salty, greasy, junk food? We might just have to have some chocolate for dessert.
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I have a dumb question - my daughter rides at a place near Cary and they have lots of aged manure I can have. I keep wondering how to get it home w/out stinking up the car. I have a PT Cruiser. I'm worried that a plastic bag will break at an inappropriate time. Any suggestions? Thanks! |
clodsley_shovel, Sounds like a smart question to me! Not sure if this would work for you, but when I wanted to transport some free mulch in my little hatchback earlier this spring, I picked up a few 18-gallon rubbermaid tubs with lids. They were too heavy for one person to lift once full, but two people could handle them pretty well. There was minimal spilling in the car, but it's probably not a bad idea to put a tarp or blanket down under the tubs to keep any extras from lingering in the back of your car. Just fill up a tub or two each time you take your daughter to the stable? -MJ |
I use the Rubbermaid-type containers with lids also. And if the manure is aged enough, it doesn't even smell. I can fit four in my economy-sized car using the trunk and the back seat. That's a good amount of compost! :)Just spread an old towel or some large plastic garbage bags in your trunk or back seat and set the containers on top. Who needs a truck?! |
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Go Club Tango and the Slovak go association will host the 2014 Winter Solstice Bratislava on December 27 and 28 at Hotel Viktor. The 13 EU fee must be paid-on site but organizer Julius Masarovic requests that all players register online before December 10. Players who wish to stay at Hotel Viktor for the duration of the tournament will enjoy a discount. Cash and material prizes will be available for top players. To register or for more information, please visit the Klub Taogo website.
The British Go Association and Central London Go Club will host the 41st London Open Go Congress 2014 from December 28 to December 31 at the International Students House. Cash prizes will be available for the top 4 players, the top 2 players "below the bar," and the top player who started the tournament with a GoR of 10 kyu or below. In addition to the main tournament, there will be lectures, pair go, and lightning games as well as a rengo tournament and New Year's Eve meal for those who wish to stay for celebrations. Students and junior players (under age 18) will receive discounts. Players who wish to play only for one or two days will also receive lower rates but all players must register before December 15. To register or for more information, please visit the official London Open website.
—Annalia Linnan; for complete listings, check out the European Tournament Calendar
"This is a call to all the metro DC area go players," writes Nick Jhirad. "There are two excellent Kiwons in the Annandale area which I've been attending recently:
The Korean-American Baduk Association of Washington ($15 per day)
7535 Little River Turnpike G 100-A Annandale VA (entrance inside the parking garage)
This one has a monitor broadcasting BadukTV, study material, complimentary drinks, and nonsmoking indoors.
The Washington Hankuk Baduk Club ($10 per day)
4110 Horseshoe Dr Annandale VA (There are two entrances to Horseshoe drive, it's on a loop, if you're having difficulty finding it, just keep driving around, it has a sign out in front in Korean and a number of cars in the driveway and around)
This one is a house that is also used as the club, they have a nonsmoking section on the first floor and a deck and basement where smoking does take place.
Both have a good number of players every day and are available from the morning to late at night. In the interests of their profitability and continued existence it would be great if AGA players would make use of them. The average level of the players is a bit stronger than what you might find at clubs that meet once a week, but there are people at all strengths.
Their existence and their openness to outsiders is truly unique, let's do what we can to make them successful!"
photo: playing on the deck of the Washington Hankuk Baduk Club; photo by Nick Jhirad
Lorenz Trippel is a Swiss 1-dan who works at an office in Zurich, likes cycling, is an active go organiser and is also a prolific provider of go information on the Internet. Ranka talked with him shortly after he arrived in Seoul for the 2014 Korea Prime Minister Cup.
Ranka: Please tell us about go in Switzerland.
Lorenz: We have a long history of go in Switzerland. We started in the late 1970s or early 1980s, and from there we have been growing slowly, like everywhere else in Europe, I think. Now we have about 150, maybe 200 active go players. We have the tradition that every club holds a tournament each year, so we have eight or nine tournaments a year. As we are small, our organization has waves. Sometimes the people get very active and do a lot, and some other times things go a bit slow. But still, we are maintaining quite a good tournament schedule. We also try to promote the game on some special occasions where we can put up a stand, talk to the public, and explain the rules. That's probaby, from my point of view, the most important thing the organization can do: to promote the game.
Ranka: How did you get started in go?
Lorenz: I got started through my family. My father played, my aunt played, and I have an older brother who played -- a half-brother, who is much older than me. When I was like ten he was already in his thirties. So they would play against each other, my father and my brother, and I would watch them playing. That's how I started, just by observing the older family members. And then one day I started to play myself, but I don't really remember the moment when I started to play.
Ranka: Please tell us more about your go-playing aunt.
Lorenz: She's now over one hundred years old, and she has a very emotional connection to the game. She's not a strong player. She just has this feeling about it, about playing the stones. She likes the game, but she is not competitive at all. To her, it's more of a social doing.
Ranka: And what are you looking forward to in the KPMC?
Lorenz: In this tournament I really couldn't say what I'm looking forward to. I just want to play good games. I cannot win a prize. I'm sure that if I play too well in the beginning I will meet some very strong opponents and get crushed, so how well I do cannot be counted by numbers. I just want to to play good games.
Ranka: Thank you and we hope you do.
Postscript: Lorenz played quite well on the first day of the KPMC, beating 2-dan and 3-dan opponents from Norway and Spain and losing only to a 4-dan from the Netherlands. His prediction then came true: on the second day he was matched against a pair of 5-dans from Thailand and Germany and a 4-dan from Israel, lost all three games, and finished 35th. But that was still second highest among the eight 1-dans competing.
- Photo: Ito Toshiko
We are pleased to learn that the next Go tournament in Cork is coming up soon. You can find full details on the UCC website, but as a summary we can tell you this.
The tournament will be a 5 round Swiss, and will take place on the 15th and 16th of November at the Mardyke Pavillion in University College Cork. The prize fund is at least 300 euro, but more importantly there will be free tea, coffee, biscuits, and cake available.
It's Spring in Australia and tournaments are popping up all over. The Australian tournaments all attract selection points towards qualification for the Australian teams at the various world championships. Here's a quick rundown:
• 1st Sydney Spring Tournament, Sunday 19th October, Surry Hills, New South Wales (see sydney.baduk.org.au)
• 4th Gold Coast Classic, Sunday 26th October, Helensvale, Queensland (rsvp to email@example.com)
• 2014 Wellington Open, Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th November, Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand.
• 37th Australian Championships, Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th December, Sydney City Go Club, Surry Hills (Sydney), New South Wales
• 35th Queensland Championships, Saturday 28th February to Sunday 1st March, University of Queensland (Brisbane), Queensland
Click here for all current Australian go tournament info.
Ukraine: The Ukrainian Championship finished on October 5 in Kyiv with Valerii Krushelnytskyi 3d in first, Dmytro Yatsenko 5d in second, and Vasyl Skochko 4d in third. Russia: Also on October 5, Georgij Pimenov 16k bested Dmitrij Arkhipov 11k at the Korean Council Cup in Sankt-Peterburg while Dmitrij Shpigel 15k placed third. France: Viktor Lin 6d (left) took the European Student Go Championship in Toulouse on September 28. Behind him were Mihai Valentin Serban 5d in second and Johannes Obenaus 5d in third.
– Annalia Linnan, based on reports from EuroGoTV, which include complete result tables and all the latest European go news; photo courtesy of EuroGoTV
Kiseido has released a new series of go books for the kyu-level player. "The Road Map to Shodan" by Rob van Zeijst and Richard Bozulichis is a new series of go books "whose aim is to provide the kyu-level player with the strategic principles and tactical skills needed to rise to the level of an expert player," says Kiseido. The series includes "Handicap-Go Strategy and the Sanrensei Opening," "The Basic Principles of the Opening and the Middle Game," "The Basic Life and Death Position" and "A Survey of the Basic Tesujis." Other volumes are in preparation. Click here for further information and to order.
Go-Verband Berlin and fm-one Management Services GmbH will host the 17th annual "Go To Innovation" Tournament in Berlin from November 14 through November 16 at the "Manfred von Ardenne – Gewerbezentrum." Cash prizes will be available for the top 10 players, the best female player, and for players with 8 wins; book prizes will be available for players 11-20 and as consolation. Players who register before November 11 will receive a 10 EU discount. A steep discount is also available for youth players under age 16. To register or for more information, please visit the official 17th "Go To Innovation" website.
—Annalia Linnan; for complete listings, check out the European Tournament Calendar
Andrew Huang 7d was honored at the US Go Congress as the recipient of the 2013 AGF College Scholarship. Applications are due November first for this years award, and can be downloaded on the AGF Scholarship page. Here is a look at the essay that won Huang the scholarship: "I stepped innocently into the go world and in turn the go community welcomed me with open arms," wrote Huang. "Once I committed my life to go, I was flooded with amazing opportunities and experiences. Over the past ten years, I've had the privilege of studying with Mingjiu Jiang 7p, Feng Yun 9p, Yilun Yang 7p, Yin Kuo 3p, and Sun Yuan 3p. I've had the honor of representing Canada at the World Youth Go Championships and World Mind Sports Games, and playing in (and losing) a Redmond Cup Final. I've had the opportunity to meet people of all shapes and sizes from all over the world. Simply put, I would not be half the person I am today without go in my life."
Active in his local community, Huang also became involved with the American Go Honor Society (AGHS) and began running tourneys online. "It is not enough that I can indulge in the beauties of go; others should share this opportunity," wrote Huang. "In my past international competitions, I've seen first hand how quickly and effectively go can spread through and inspire a large population of people. When I played in the WYGC in Penghu in 2010, there were several local kids who were on campus for community service (transporting equipment, helping us around town, etc), but after a few days almost all of them were itching to play a game for themselves. Once I realized the power that go can have on people, I paused my pursuit of self-interests in order to contribute to the go community that had nurtured me for years. In 2012 I was offered the position of tournament organizer in the AGHS. I didn't realize that my board position would be the most demanding, but also the most fun. That year, the AGHS held its annual Young Lions and School Team Tournament, brought back the Brunei Friendship Cup and inherited the Transatlantic Youth Go Friendship matches. I spent countless hours working as the lead organizer for these events, but I have absolutely no regrets, as I know that people from all over the world enjoy these tournaments and cherish the opportunity to play go." The following year Huang served as Co-President of the AGHS, continuing to help run tournaments, and foster go activities for kids and teens both at home and abroad. Now a freshman at Princeton, he continues to both play and promote go on a regular basis. -Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor. Photo: Huang playing a match at Princeton.
The CW Network's The Originals, a spin off from the popular Vampire Diaries, featured a go game between two characters in a key scene this week. Perhaps after MTV's stylish use of go in repeated episodes of Teen Wolf last year, the CW thought they would get in on the action as well. Original vampire Klaus Mikaelson (Joseph Morgan), the vampire who made almost all other vampires, is seen playing go with Marcel (Charles Michael Davis), a vampire he sired in the 1800′s who then became his enemy in later years. The game represents a kind of detente between the two characters, in their ongoing fight to control New Orleans, and prevent the witches, the werewolves, and the humans from getting the upper hand. E-J reader Xinming Simon Guo says the game featured is a famous one, and challenges readers to see if they can identify it. The entire episode can be streamed on the CW website here, the go game is about 21 minutes in. -Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor. Photo from the CW website: Charles Michael Davis playing go.
UPDATE: "Although it's hard to see the rest of the board at this angle, that shape in the close corner looked strangely familiar, so I took a close look," writes Michael Redmond 9P. "The famous Red Ear game, of course."


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Re: Fwd: neptune draft
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Date | 2010-02-22 23:45:22 |
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1. I wouldn't bother with a bullet on Bolivia, bc honestly there isn't
anything really going on there.
2. I would roll colombia into Venezuela - unless you want to write a short
one on how their power situation is improving and they've announced they
will be drilling 20 new wells in 2010 (though honestly that isn't a
development particularly relevant to March)
here's the bullet on that from Match -
Colombian state oil firm Ecopetrol announced Feb. 10 that it
will invest $3.5 billion in 2010 exploration and production projects. The
plans include the
drilling of 13 Colombian wells and 7 other wells outside of
Colombia, in the Gulf of Mexico, Brazil, and Peru. Ecopetrol aims to grow
an average of 12
percent annually, said an official, with an end output goal of
1 million barrels of crude per day by 2015.
3. About Argentina/Falklands - I'll look into that more tonight, but from
what i've looked at so far, it doesn't seem that argentina has any real
means of preventing drilling/causing serious problems. the UK oil firm
Desire already said that it's operations aren't affected logistically - it
can use brazilian ports and other islands owned by the UK (Tristan da
Cunha islands) to deal with falklands operations. now, that being said,
argentina could make things difficult for companies with dealings in ARG
that are also trying to get into the falklands oil. but in terms of the
ships/permit issue, looks like the issue can be strategically avoided.
4. about the colombia/venezuela/ecuador energy issue. yes, the power would
still have to go through colombia, but colombia had said its offer would
probably not be acceptable price-wise and it wasn't exporting all that
much power to begin with. ecuador may be willing/able to provide more and
venezuela would likely find it more palatable to buy from ecuador, despite
the easier transport from colombia.
still to do:
Vene - you got it
Argentina - you got it (i'll send details about the falklands as i find
colombia - you're addressing via venezuela
mexico - i'll be feverishly brainstorming
brazil - same as mexico
will email you this evening,
Reva Bhalla wrote:
more comments in bold below. also, it doesn't make sense to say Ven will
take electricity from ecuador and not colombia... it would still have to
go through colombia.
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From: Reva Bhalla <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Date: February 22, 2010 1:14:26 PM CST
To: Araceli Santos <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Cc: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: Re: neptune draft
Thanks, Araceli. This will need some work. i'll cut out some time
today to work on it. For Argentina, i need you to dig into
Argentina's threats to punish any British firms in Argentina with ties
to British energy companies and anything else that will be relevant to
the client on this issue. I dont care about the UN statements on this.
We need to dig info how this can impact business within Argentina.
I'll take care of fleshing out the political aspects.. i just need
your help in getting those details
i'll take care of the rest of Ven.
What i need most from you is help on what is coming up in the next
month that i need to be aware about. Particularly for Brazil and
Mexico since i've only just started watching these countries
On Feb 22, 2010, at 8:09 AM, Araceli Santos wrote:
it's a little draft-ier than i'd like...but it's a start and I can
definitely work more on it monday pm.
Venezuela's energy problems will remain troublesome in March, as the
water levels at the Guri dam, the country's chief hydroelectric
facility, are falling an average of more than13 centimeters daily.
At this rate, critical power shortage levels could present
themselves in late March. Despite official government statements
that the situation is not yet dire, Venezuela could be forced to
import electricity from a neighboring state in this next month. Both
Ecuador and Colombia have offered to sell power to Venezuela; the
country would more likely acquire energy from its ally Ecuador,
despite the smoother import lines from Colombia.
The fall out from January's bolivar devaluation will continue into
March, with the possibility of more land and asset seizures. This
economic instability in Venezuela, coupled with the current power
problems, is fuel to the opposition movement, which held a
large-scale march in early February.
**need to address growing presense of peasant militias
**mention government statement that any coup attempts will fail??
Need ideas here...nothing in particular comes to mind.
Need ideas here...
Oil drilling in the Falklands will be a top focus for the Argentine
government in March. The country has presented formal complaints to
the United Kingdom over the upcoming drilling operations by British
oil firm Desire Petroleum, which, it contends, violate Argentine
sovereignty. Argentina plans to take its dispute to the United
Nations Feb. 24, though it remains unclear when any ruling would
take place (***technically arg's foreign min Jorge taiana is
supposed to present it Feb. 24...but we would need to address this
in edit to be sure it happens**). Argentina has issued an edict
requiring any vessels sailing from its ports to the Falkland Islands
to obtain a government permit. Desire issued a statement saying it
had anticipated potential problems from Argentina and that the
"logistics [of its drilling projects] are unaffected".
**any other ideas here?
The Ecuadorian government indicated in mid-February that the country
has overcome its energy crisis - and even offered to export power to
Venezuela and Colombia if needed. While Colombia is unlikely to take
Ecuador up on its offer, Venezuela could be forced to buy power as
its crisis is far from over.
Ecuador is also focused on its oil sector. The country aims to
complete negotiations on new service-provider oil contracts what are
the details of these negotiations? remember we need to show how
this is applicable to the client in 2010 and will work steadily on
these talks in the next months. Vice President Lenin Moreno will
visit Iran, Turkey, and Dubai in March to discuss a plan to save the
Yasuni National Park from oil drilling. i seriously doubt Iran is
going to give up any money.. have TUrkey and Dubai said anything?
Moreno should begin his trip by arriving in Iran March 3. The plan -
in which Ecuador seeks million of dollars from the international
community in exchange for not drilling in the environmentally
protected zone - has not proven very successful thus far.
i'll want to add something in here on CONAIE once we get a good idea of
what happens with the natl assembly
Peru is set to sign several renewable energy contracts in March, as
part of the country's push to embrace non-traditional power sources.
The contracts call for the generation of about 412 megawatts of
electricity from water, wind, solar, and biomass sources. But one
source of renewable energy in Peru remains a controversial issue -
hydroelectricity. The country's planned Inambari facility has
stirred up strong opposition among the indigenous people in the
area. A group of them is planning a 24 hour protest, to be held
March 4. Peru's indigenous movement has led many protests against
the energy sector - primarily hydrocarbons and hydroelectricity -
and these demonstrations are usually disruptive and have often
turned violent.
Not much going on here, but I'll do some extra checking Monday
Same here. will take care of this in relation to vene
Araceli Santos
Araceli Santos


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The narrative performance was delivered charmingly, however the book was a little too formula. Likewise, the climax took ions to reach.
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Perhaps if Michael Fastbender played Sean.
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10 For he was looking forward to the city that has foundations, whose designer and builder is God. | 10 For he was looking forward to the city with foundations, whose architect and builder is God. |
11 By faith Sarah herself received power to conceive, even when she was past the age, since she considered him faithful who had promised. | 11 By faith Abraham, even though he was past age--and Sarah herself was barren--was enabled to become a father because he considered him faithful who had made the promise. |
12 Therefore from one man, and him as good as dead, were born descendants as many as the stars of heaven and as many as the innumerable grains of sand by the seashore. | 12 And so from this one man, and he as good as dead, came descendants as numerous as the stars in the sky and as countless as the sand on the seashore. |
13 These all died in faith, not having received the things promised, but having seen them and greeted them from afar, and having acknowledged that they were strangers and exiles on the earth. | 13 All these people were still living by faith when they died. They did not receive the things promised; they only saw them and welcomed them from a distance. And they admitted that they were aliens and strangers on earth. |
14 For people who speak thus make it clear that they are seeking a homeland. | 14 People who say such things show that they are looking for a country of their own. |
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Beach Greens is the Best!
By: Leslie Kennedy (Aug 13, 2011)
We've been receiving our organic veggies and fruit for over a year now and love receiving seasonally appropriate varieties of each. We've learned to cook and enjoy veggies that we've never had the pleasure of including in our meals before. It is also reassuring that we are supporting local growers and eating quality foods. We love our delivery full of a rich assortment every week, and we are grateful for the service.
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Beachgreens makes it easy to be healthy!
By: Gabrielle Dorr (Aug 8, 2011)
I started using Beachgreens a few weeks ago and I am very happy with their service. They are very friendly, professional, and have a personal touch to their business. All of the fruit and vegetables have been really ripe and tasty. I put all of the vegetables to good use in various recipes (that they provide) and haven't thrown anything away. Beachgreens makes my life easier by searching for the most sustainable locally grown fruits and vegetables and then delivers them to my door!
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Love Beachgreens!
By: Jen E Noel (Aug 7, 2011)
I have been getting beachgreens deliveries for about a year now and am still so impressed with them. I get an original size box every other week and it is the perfect amount for a couple who make dinner most nights of the week. Everything is so fresh and delicious that it even got a meat loving man to turn the tables and have a more veggie filled diet. The owners are also amazing. Aliye sends out reminders and she will personally respond to any questions or comments within an hour or two by email! It truly feels like you are connected to a small farm in a large city.
I also love the recipe suggestions, they are always relevant and tend to highlight the most exotic item in the box that week or give you good ideas with what to do with the regular staple items. I've gotten raved reviews from dishes I have brought to friends.
I've already referred a few friends to Beachgreens who are also just as impressed as I am with the business and the product. There are not enough good things to be said about Beachgreens!
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Thrilled with Beach Greens
By: Raphael Mazor (Aug 5, 2011)
I've always wanted to get veggie delivery, but was worried that I'd get too much produce that I'd never get around to cooking.
I love Beach Greens because they are VERY flexible. You can specify the size of delivery, frequency, and proportions of fruits and veggies. They don't require a long term contract, and you can be very specific about keeping undesirable veggies (read: eggplant) out of your box. This flexibility made Beach Greens very appealing, compared to other options I saw in other cities.
It's also easy to "add on" items to your box, if you want to get something extra.
I also love that they support two urban farms within a mile of my house in Long Beach! That's pretty darned awesome, as far as I'm concerned. If you know Long Beach, you know how remarkable that is.
I've so far been pleased with the quality of produce. Everything has been fresh and vibrant.
The cost is slightly more than I'd pay at a grocer, and probably not any more than a farmer's market. Adding the convenience of delivery, and all the ethical bonuses of supporting local farmers, I'd say it was a bargain!
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Beachgreens ROCKS!
By: Alice Billman (Aug 3, 2011)
I can't say enough good things about Beachgreens! Their produce is fantastic, and delivery is friendly ,and reliable.
I often get things I haven't seen before, which is great because there's always a recipe on their website showing me what to do with it. I get more variety in my diet, which is good.
I would hate to have to go back to wilted produce from the grocery store, or waxed fruit :-(
Love, love, LOVE Beachgreens~!
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Delicious! Love my beachgreens!
By: Erin Mitchell (Aug 1, 2011)
I've been with Aliye at Beachgreens for over a year now and can't say enough about how its changed my life and waistline. Since consuming so many delicious veggies I am almost a vegetarian now and lost 10 lbs! Highly recommend if you work and just want food delivered to you. Agree with another reviewer you have to make a plan right away because most of it won't last more then a week. But its perfect because once you have a plan you don't have to think about what to make for dinner that night. Thanks Beachgreens!!!
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I love Beachgreens!
By: Desiree Thomas (Aug 1, 2011)
I have been receiving Beachgreens deliveries for a few months, and it is one of the most fabulous food decisions I have made in a long time! I receive the 'Original' size box, with a ratio of more vegetables than fruit. The quality of the produce is amazing - everything tastes so delicious. I love the convenience of the food arriving at my doorstep every Friday. I work a regular 8-5 day, and the produce is still fresh in the box when I get home, thanks to the cold packs they place in the boxes. They have always been flexible to my requests, and I have recommended many friends to their services.
The challenges are that you absolutely must have a food plan to use all of the produce, as it spoils faster than food from the grocery store. Beachgreens sends an email out early in the week stating exactly what will be in the box - that really helps with menu planning. Another challenge is that since the food is direct from the farm, it is still pretty dirty. I have to wipe my frige down frequently - but this is a small price to pay for the quality of the produce.
For the amount of food that I receive and the quality of the product, accompanied by the convenience of delivery - this is definitely worth it!
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Healthy food delivered to your door step!
By: Kristi Cirtwill (Aug 1, 2011)
I get www.beachgreens.com delivered to my door step every other week. It is a box of locally grown, delicious organic fruits and vegetables. This is one of the best services in Long Beach and helps me eat and stay healthy. I highly recommend it! Kristi
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2 The whole city is in a terrible uproar. What do I see in this reveling city? Bodies are lying everywhere, killed by famine and disease. | 2 O town full of commotion, O city of tumult and revelry? Your slain were not killed by the sword, nor did they die in battle. |
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Two local men arrested following copper theft
Two Wichita Falls men were arrested in connection with the theft of several thousand dollars worth of copper from an Oncor electric substation near Lakeside City last week.
Blake Edward Fulton, 26, and Ryan Jay Gray, 19, were charged with theft of material-copper under $20,000, according to a release from the Archer County Sheriff's Office.
The release stated Fulton's bond was set at $25,000, and Gray received a $15,000 bond.
Oncor Electric Delivery reported on April 17 that someone had cut open their security fence. The suspects allegedly stole rolls of copper wire from an electric power substation on Elliott Road, valued at about $4,000.
Archer County investigators found distinctive evidence at the scene, according to the release.
About noon that same day, investigators found two suspects at a local scrap- yard allegedly attempting to sell the stolen materials.
Officers interviewed the suspects — identified as Fulton and Gray — and got confessions, according to the release.
Both suspects were later arrested and booked into the Archer County Jail.
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5 Then Pharaoh's army had come from Egypt: and when the Chaldeans that besieged Jerusalem heard tidings of them, they departed from Jerusalem. | 5 Pharaoh's army had marched out of Egypt, and when the Babylonians who were besieging Jerusalem heard the report about them, they withdrew from Jerusalem. |
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Clint Hill, the person closest to the assassination who is still alive, was tormented by guilt for years. North Dakota native has now funneled his energy into telling his story.
Secret Service agent Clint Hill heard the third rifle shot that exploded the back of President John F. Kennedy's skull that November day 50 years ago in Dallas. "It was the sound of something hard hitting something hollow." He had already seen the president grab his throat and lurch to the left, after the first shot.
Using every bit of his strength and with the driver hitting the gas, Hill somehow pulled himself onto the back of the presidential limousine to get to First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy who was at that very moment — in shock — climbing on the trunk toward him. "What is she doing? What is she doing?" he thought. "Good God, she's going to go flying off the back of the car!" He remembered seeing her eyes filled with terror. Then it dawned on him; she was reaching for a piece of her husband's head.
Those horrific moments in Dallas haunted Hill for decades. He struggled with alcohol and depression. The North Dakota boy who grew up to protect one of the world's most glamorous women was in anguish for years, thinking "what if?" What if he had been faster and moved toward the big black Lincoln just a second sooner, after he heard the first shot?
He could have saved the president.
It is only now — after coming to terms with what happened that day, after visiting the crime scene on Elm Street in 1990 and after just last year writing a book, "Mrs. Kennedy and Me," that he has reached some peace — a peace that allowed the 1954 graduate of Concordia College in Moorhead to return to his home state this month to tell his story.
"I think about it every day … There's always something there to remind you," Hill told a crowd of about 600 at Bismarck State College for a Nov. 5 symposium, "The Kennedy Legacy: 50 years later." "It never goes away."
At every twist and turn of those terrible four days — from the assassination to Monday's funeral — Clint Hill was there, all the time wrestling with guilt and fighting back the memories of what he had seen — blood, bone and brain matter splattered everywhere. "She [Jackie] didn't even know I was there," Hill said in Bismarck, 40 miles south of his hometown, Washburn. "I got a hold of her and put her in the back seat. The president fell onto Mrs. Kennedy. I could see that his eyes were fixed."
Hill knew then that the president was dead.
'How badly was he hit, Clint?'
As the agent shielded the two with his body, the limo rushed to Parkland Hospital. In the chaos that ensued at the entrance, the first lady held tightly to her husband. Instinctively, Hill understood that she didn't want anyone to see the president's terrible head wound. "I took off my suit coat and placed it over his head and upper torso," he wrote in his book, and then she released her grip.
When UPI correspondent Merriman Smith — who let the world know of the shooting minutes earlier with the first bulletin at 12:34 CST — ran into Hill at the hospital and asked him, "How badly was he hit, Clint?" Hill replied curtly, "He's dead," Smith wrote in his Nov. 23, 1963, eyewitness account.
Minutes after that exchange, Hill set up a direct phone line in the hospital to Washington and took a call from Attorney General Robert Kennedy. The president's brother asked: "How bad is it?" Hill, not wanting to tell the attorney general that his brother was dead, replied, "It's as bad as it gets."
Throughout the next three days, Hill stayed close by Jackie's side, filling her every request and even providing the scissors so she could cut a lock of her husband's hair as he lay in his casket.
Hill, 81, and his co-author, Lisa McCubbin, have been traveling the country since his book was published in 2012. A second book, "Five Days in November" is being published this month. The guilt is finally gone and, as the person closest to the assassination who is still alive, he has funneled his energy into telling his story for history's sake.
His pain made public on '60 Minutes'
In 1964, Hill received the Treasury Department's highest award for bravery. "I don't deserve an award. The president is dead," he wrote of his thoughts at the time. He fell into a deep depression. "I'd just get up in the morning and drink. I didn't do anything. Friends would come to see me and I wouldn't even respond to them," he said in a recent C-SPAN interview.
In 1975, his anguish went public on CBS' "60 Minutes." The late Mike Wallace asked Hill if there was anything he or other agents could have done to save the president. Hill answered in the third person. "If he [Clint Hill] had reacted about 5-10ths of a second faster. Maybe a second faster, I wouldn't be here today."


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IRSE looks to expand the research and education opportunities for Indigenous students. This includes identifying methods and best practices to assist Indigenous students in obtaining B.S., M.S., and Ph.D.'s in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) related fields. STEM education through IRSE includes students in K – 12 in order to introduce them to the fields of science and engineering, engage students in these fields, help set a path for careers in STEM, and better prepare them for higher education. Various partners and funding opportunities have been identified to assist in the education of K-12, undergraduate, and graduate students.
IRSE is also interested in helping identify research opportunities for undergraduate students to gain insight and experience in STEM fields. Assistance in guiding graduate students through the graduate school process as well as being a part of research projects is also an opportunity through IRSE. One of IRSE's goals is for students to complete degrees in STEM fields, and we will work closely with Indigenous students to achieve this goal. Education and research also extends to the tribal colleges and tribal communities. The purpose is how we can collectively work together for the advancement of Indigenous people.


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A lovely young vegetable of late spring and summer that we have been rediscovering in our country of late is the slender, very immature green bean that goes by the evocative French name, "haricot vert.
Tenderloins are the pig's equivalent of the boned, skinned chicken breast. The most expensive cuts from the animal, they have very little waste, are easy to prepare, and are almost universally popular.
When life hands you lemons," says the saccharine maxim we've all heard a million times, "make lemonade!" Well, yes, of course. But why stop there? There's a lot more to these sunny, tart beauties than a summertime beverage.
Cookbook author Rebecca Lang credits her entire career to a table.
Despite the occasional bursts of unseasonable warmth like we're having this week, winter is the time of year when firing up the oven is not only tolerable, but welcome.
One bright January morning about three years ago, I walked into Nathalie Dupree's sunshine yellow kitchen to find her standing at the counter, elegantly dressed in a black sweater, slacks and velvet shoes, completely covered in flour.
Christmas in Savannah has long been one of this country's best kept secrets.
As one of the national food magazines so aptly pointed out, most of us - even those who don't routinely entertain - give one big dinner party every November.
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LUKE GEORGE will this afternoon return to the John Smith's Stadium – in Bradford Bulls colours – after being selected to start at centre by head coach James Lowes.
George lines up on the left side, outside Adrian Purtell, who joins full-back Brett Kearney, winger Jamie Foster and three-quarter Joe Arundel in the Bradford backline.
Lee Gaskell again partners Luke Gale in the halves, with Manase Manuokafoa, Adam O'Brien and Jamal Fakir making up the front row.
Tom Olbison, Chev Walker and James Donaldson line up in the Bulls' back row.
And coach Lowes' interchange bench includes Adam Sidlow, Jay Pitts, Danny Addy and youngster Alex Mellor – who will make his fifth Super League appearance for the Provident Stadium side.
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Playoffs begin next Wednesday…
With a loss by the Arizona Diamondbacks Thursday afternoon, the Dodgers clinched first place in the National League West division. The Dodgers' playoff season starts next Wednesday, and according to the Dodgers' official website…
"…the Dodgers still have three possible opponents for the Division
Series scheduled to start on Wednesday. If the Milwaukee Brewers win
the Wild Card, the Dodgers will play the East winner, either New York
or Philadelphia. If Milwaukee doesn't win the Wild Card, the Dodgers
will play the Cubs.
Regardless, the Dodgers will open on the road because, while
they will finish in first place, they'll finish with the worst record
of the three division champions. Even if they win their final four
games, they will finish 87-75, assuring the lowest win total for a
Dodgers first-place team since 1900, when 136 games was a full schedule."
You can hear the first game of the Dodgers' playoff run next Wednesday, October 1st, right here on KHTS- time and opponent are still undetermined, but will be updated as soon as the schedule is decided. Go Dodgers!


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