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1 As to the services which are being rendered to God's people, it is really unnecessary for me to write to you. | 1 There is no need for me to write to you about this service to the saints. |
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1 Now a man from Levi's household married a Levite woman. | 1 Now a man of the house of Levi married a Levite woman, |
2 The woman became pregnant and gave birth to a son. She saw that the baby was healthy and beautiful, so she hid him for three months. | 2 and she became pregnant and gave birth to a son. When she saw that he was a fine child, she hid him for three months. |
3 When she couldn't hide him any longer, she took a reed basket and sealed it up with black tar. She put the child in the basket and set the basket among the reeds at the riverbank. | 3 But when she could hide him no longer, she got a papyrus basket for him and coated it with tar and pitch. Then she placed the child in it and put it among the reeds along the bank of the Nile. |
4 The baby's older sister stood watch nearby to see what would happen to him. | 4 His sister stood at a distance to see what would happen to him. |
5 Pharaoh's daughter came down to bathe in the river, while her women servants walked along beside the river. She saw the basket among the reeds, and she sent one of her servants to bring it to her. | 5 Then Pharaoh's daughter went down to the Nile to bathe, and her attendants were walking along the river bank. She saw the basket among the reeds and sent her slave girl to get it. |
6 When she opened it, she saw the child. The boy was crying, and she felt sorry for him. She said, "This must be one of the Hebrews' children." | 6 She opened it and saw the baby. He was crying, and she felt sorry for him. "This is one of the Hebrew babies," she said. |
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About Calvary Baptist Church: Calvary Baptist Church is an Independent Baptist Church ministering to the spiritual needs of those in the Beaufort area. We believe that the King James Bible is the inspired and preserved Word of God and reject all modern versions. Our primary purpose is to honor the Lord Jesus Christ. Our emphasis is not on social programs, but on the clear preaching and teaching of the Word of God. Not only through the preaching from the pulpit, but through street preaching and door to door visitation. This, and only this, will convert the sinner and convict the saint. We believe that ,"Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together…", means much more than just going to church on Sunday. It includes being involved in each other's lives and fellowshipping through the week. You are invited to visit us at Calvary Baptist Church. We believe that if you come with a sincere heart and a desire to meet with the Lord and with his people, you will not be disappointed.
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This is a rare weekend blog post from us, but we found out that Brooklyn Museum iPhone app hit iTunes and, well, we just can't contain ourselves—yay!
If you read this blog, you may remember this app is a product of a real-world use of our newly released API by developer Adam Shackelford at Iconoclash Media. The creation of the app was announced on our blog about a month ago and as Adam was shepherding it through the app store approval process, I've been keeping in touch and hearing stories about Apple's pretty thorough rounds of testing. As Adam mentioned at one point, "It never occurred to me, for example, how the app would function if the phone were in airplane mode."
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10 And I clothed thee with embroidery, and shod thee with violet coloured shoes: and I girded thee about with fine linen, and clothed thee with fine garments. | 10 I clothed you with an embroidered dress and put leather sandals on you. I dressed you in fine linen and covered you with costly garments. |
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FICTION: This dark debut novel re-imagines the biblical tale of Noah and the flood from the perspective of Noah's unnamed wife.
Rebecca Kanner, author of "Sinners and the Sea."
The biblical story of Noah gets quite specific, right down to the dimensions of the ark Noah must build to save a select few from the flood: "The length of the ark shall be three hundred cubits, its width fifty cubits, and its height thirty cubits," God decrees in the Old Testament book of Genesis.
One detail that is never specified, however, is the name of Noah's wife. This anonymous female figure is the center of Minneapolis writer Rebecca Kanner's debut novel, "Sinners and the Sea: The Untold Story of Noah's Wife."
Our nameless narrator was born with a birthmark on her face, which is seen as a sign of demon possession. She is considered cursed — unworthy even of a name.
In desperation, her father gives her to Noah, a crazed old man. She reflects that such a marriage might be "more desirable than death" but "I did not anticipate with any eagerness."
His wife soon witnesses the special way Noah is protected by the "God of Abraham" that he devotedly worships. Noah is not simply elderly; he is hundreds of years old and impervious to injury.
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Noah takes his new wife to live in a place called Sorum, Land of Exiles. It's not very nice, to put it mildly.
The desperate people there survive by prostitution and thievery. They rob even the dead; necklaces of human teeth are considered tokens of status.
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This terrible landscape, in which there is plenty of gruesome murder and the only spark of hope is to protect a child, almost reads in places like a biblical version of Cormac McCarthy's post-apocalyptic novel "The Road," though Kanner does not have McCarthy's lyricism.
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He was one of the best receivers in the game, though he has not caught a pass since retiring after the 2002 season.
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"He is not our typical wide receiver but he's very frustrated, though," Carter told ESPN's Mike & Mike Tuesday morning.
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Allozyme Variability and Phylogenetic Relationships in Honey Bee (Hymenoptera: Apidae: Apis mellifera) Populations From Greece and Cyprus
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Ten gene enzymic systems (α-GPDH, AO, MDH, ADH, LAP, SOD, ALP, ACPH, ME, and EST), corresponding to 12 genetic loci, were assayed from five Greek populations representing three subspecies of Apis mellifera, A. m. cecropia (Pthiotida, Kythira), A. m. macedonica (Macedonia), and the "Aegean race" of A. mellifera, which is supposed to be very similar to A. m. adami (Ikaria, Kasos), as well as a population from Cypus (A. m. cypria). ADH ∗-1, ADH ∗-2, and LAP ∗ electrophoretic patterns discriminate the Cyprus population from the Greek populations. MDH ∗-1, EST ∗-3, SOD ∗, ALP ∗, and ME ∗ loci were found to be polymorphic in almost all populations. The observed heterozygosity was found to range from 0.066 to 0.251. Allele frequencies of all loci were used to estimate Nei's genetic distance, which was found to range between 0.011 and 0.413 among the populations studied. UPGMA and neighbor-joining phylogenetic trees obtained by genetic distance matrix methods, as well as a Wagner tree based on the discrete character parsimony method, support the hypothesis that the most distant population is that from Cyprus. Our allozymic data support A. m. cypria as a distinct subspecies, but there was no allozymic support for the distinction of the other subspecies existing in Greece.
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- Title
- Allozyme Variability and Phylogenetic Relationships in Honey Bee (Hymenoptera: Apidae: Apis mellifera) Populations From Greece and Cyprus
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Biochemical Genetics
Volume 43, Issue 9-10 , pp 471-483
- Cover Date
- 2005-10-01
- 10.1007/s10528-005-8163-2
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- 0006-2928
- Online ISSN
- 1573-4927
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers-Plenum Publishers
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Apis mellifera
- genetic structure
- allozymes
- phylogenetic relationships
- Greece
- Cyprus
- Authors
- M. Bouga (1)
- G. Kilias (1)
- P. C. Harizanis (2)
- V. Papasotiropoulos (1)
- S. Alahiotis (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Biology, Division of Genetics, Cell Biology and Development, University of Patras, Rio, 265 00, Patras, Greece
- 2. Laboratory of Sericulture-Apiculture, Agricultural University of Athens, 75 Iera Odos 118 55, Athens, Greece


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Surround can't effectively be applied with a hose-end sprayer. The community garden should be able to understand that a 1-2 gallon sprayer is no different than a hose sprayer - you can put organic or non-organic materials in both. Scott |
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Hi Lora!
My cousin ran accross a couple of headstones. He gave me an address. We have not went and looked but the one he did give me the info on matched someone in Sparks-Butler Cemetery. The address is 293 Hodge Watson Road.
I will tell you more when i can.
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I am so glad you like it. I know how precious old photos can be. If you would prefer it a little darker, let me know and I will do that for you. Thank you for all the research and memorials you have added. Those are so valuable to those who can not find an ancestor! Keep up your good work.
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Wow. I just found some other notes and must stand corrected. My grandmother called her husband "Theobalds", pronounced Tibbals. It was her son by the same name who got called Jesse or J.T. He died before I was born.
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By the way, he was called "Jesse" by closest family and "J.T." by everyone else. He never was called "Jess" to my recollections of his wife and daughter speaking about him.
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Thank you so much for doing this work. I came across you when a search for my grandfather came up. He was J.T. Roye, buried in West Monroe, Louisiana. Could you please correct the first name? It was Jesse, not Jess. Easy enough to confuse if the final loop is a squiggle, as so often happened in older handwriting. Theobalds, his middle name, is shown correctly. So many times someone would spell it Tibbals because that's the way it was pronounced. It's an Old English name, which accounts for the strangeness.
Again, you deserve so much praise for your dedication. I would have done this by private email, but had some trouble making the connection.
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I have a lot of compost left over is it a good idea to put some in my 5 gal buckets for my maters. In other words growing in all compost. |
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- Posted by johns.coastal.patio 9b (My Page) on Tue, Apr 29, 14 at 10:07
I just put some links in the other thread, below. "Compost is like snowflakes" :-), but I would guess you need 20 percent sand, or [oops, perlite], rice hulls, etc to improve drainage. But hey, you could test water a pot full ... |
Here is a link that might be useful: Toms in Smart Pots
This post was edited by johns.coastal.patio on Tue, Apr 29, 14 at 12:44
Some people do grow in all compost. What they don't say is what their compost consists of. Everyone says "compost compost compost" but hardly ever go into detail of what their compost is. For example, I use a product that is advertised as compost but it looks like topsoil. There is manure somewhere in there. Another product, also called compost, has twigs and wood and looks like another brand's potting soil. It's defined as being humus with other organic materials. So give it a try and let us know how the tomato will grow in your compost. |
It is not recommended in containers. What many fail to understand despite all the research is for compost and similar additives to work, to feed the plants, there must be an active soil food web of bacteria and microorganisms to convert/digest the compost to a form usable by plants. Without that active micro herd the compost is not a source of nutrients. In gardens and raised beds that herd develops naturally and can thrive so compost works great. In containers, especially small containers like 5 gallon buckets, it doesn't exist. And even if one adds beneficial bacteria to the mix they cannot survive for long in the contained, rapidly heating, frequently flushed with water environment. The need for this active soil bacteria in gardens has been a well known concept for many decades but when some switched to containers from in-ground or raised beds that incorporate soil somehow the way-it-works got lost in the shuffle. Just as gardening in a container is unique, is totally different from gardening in ground, organic gardening in containers is totally different from organic gardening in the ground. For best success it is important to understand the differences. You can find much more detailed info on all this in the many discussions about it on the Organic Gardening and the Container gardening forums here. But the bottom line is it is your choice to make and comparing the results in your own containers is a great way to learn what works best. Dave |
- Posted by reginald_25 5 (My Page) on Tue, Apr 29, 14 at 16:52
I have a lot of compost left over is it a good idea to put some in my 5 gal buckets for my maters. In other words growing in all compost. Once the junk has been "composted" there remains not much for the very active bacs to munch on. They apparently do not prefer inorganic forms of N and stuff. But many plants do and contrariwise, are unable to use some organic forms of nutrients... cannot met urea but bacs can break it progressively into simpler salts of N which plants can use. Won't find much bacterial growth in a soln infused with Miracle Grow stuff, but maybe a lot of algae. No fear in using it (compost) in containers I think even tho I have never grown in them. Reggie |
- Posted by johns.coastal.patio 9b (My Page) on Tue, Apr 29, 14 at 18:09
"It is not recommended" by some, but it is recommended as an option by some trustworthy authorities as well. Here is an excerpt from a 2001 Factsheet by Ohio State University: "Use either a soilless mix or soil mix for your container. Soilless mixes are readily available commercially, and include Jiffy Mix®, Bacto®, Promix® and Jiffy Pro®. These mixes are made up of peat moss, vermiculite, and either coarse sand or wood products. Vermiculite holds several times its weight in water and nutrients, and keeps container mixes moist. The soilless mixes are lightweight and may be the best choice if the container is to be moved frequently. A soil mix is often made up of one part sphagnum peat moss or compost, one part pasteurized soil, one part vermiculite or perlite, and some composted cow manure. Soil mixes tend to hold water better than soilless mixes." |
Here is a link that might be useful: Container Vegetable Gardening
Dig, explained nicely and very informative! |
I look at compost as a soil amendment first then source of some nutrients. In small container compost will have little or no advantage, other than being JUST A MEDIUM. Plants can thrive in various media if they get what they need (moisture + nutrients) You can solve compaction problem ( causing bad drainage ?) by mixing in pine bark nuggets (1/8"+ to 1/2"). Perlite is another option but it is more expensive. Then, it should be realized that container planting of garden veggies (matoes, pepps, eggps. ) are just for short time. (mid May to late Sept = 4 to 5 months. To me it is not that critical if the soil gets slightly compacted toward the end of season. |
- Posted by johns.coastal.patio USDA 9b, Sunset 24 (My Page) on Wed, Apr 30, 14 at 9:07
You know, I think there is a parallel between "micro-herds" and the microbiomes we are only beginning to understand. We barely know what is in our bodies, let alone our homes, let alone our large outdoor containers. No one has sequenced the biome in an end of season tomato pot, but you know there is one. No matter how "isolated" the pot or how "sterile" the medium. My instinct would be to think that compost is good for large pots for the same reason that yogurt is good for us - not because everything will survive, but because some will. |
- Posted by johns.coastal.patio 9b (My Page) on Wed, Apr 30, 14 at 9:53
Also for what it's worth, the tomatoes in the other picture, that grew from 6 to 40 inches in 35 days only got one teaspoon of 15-30-15 in that time. The rest of the nutrients came from the years-old aged soil and compost. |
Learned a lot here today, thanks all |
I think the key is what gardenerper said above - what is the composition of your compost? Not all compost is created equal, but ideally it has enough organic matter not to compact greatly when used in pots. I am way too cheap to buy expensive soilless mix to use in many large pots. I mix what leaf compost I have, with well rotted manure and throw in a shovel of my sandy garden dirt. I may or may not dig in a little slow-release fertilizer at potting time. While it may compact in the pot more than soilless mix, I have not had any trouble growing tomatoes. When you think about it, your garden soil gets pretty compacted as the season wears on, especially if you grow in clay. My pots are set on the ground, and I often find worms and worm tunnels in them when I dump the soil out. The main problem is keeping them watered in hot weather. the soil will shrink away from the pot wall and your water may dribble down the sides and not get to the central area. To avoid this, be sure to run your fingers along the edge of the pot, jamming the soil back down into the crevice so the water has time to soak in more slowly. I give added mild liquid fertilizer as needed, depending on how the plant is doing, the size of the pot, and the production point in the season. Most of my growing is in the ground, but I usually have at least 20 plants in pots as well. If all you have are a few plants, then soilless mix is the best way to go. But it's not the only way. |
Excellent points ddsack. Not all 'compost' is even close to being equal and that disparity can makes a big difference in if it works or not. We also need to keep in mind that compost, even high quality compost, works very differently in different environments. Weather, humidity, amount of rain, ambient air temps, and not just the existence of an adequate soil food web mentioned above can all have a marked impact on how well it may or may not work. And of course one can't not just assume equal levels of care of the plant container with the compost in it - consistent soil moisture levels rather than the extremes of dry/wet/dry/wet, sun exposure, size of container, experience and knowledge of the gardener, etc. can all impact its ability to work or not work. Of course one can eliminate all these variables, all this disparity that cause problems for so many gardeners by simply using a well-balanced soil-less mix in containers to begin with. :) If it has proven to work for a specific gardener in their location and conditions that's great. But we can't extrapolate from that instance that means it will work for all or even for most container growers. There is simply too much evidence to the contrary. Dave PS: and John most of that early green growth is N based readily available to the plant from the air not just the years-old aged soil and compost. Not to mention that even a tablespoon of 15-30-15 in a container is some highly powerful fertilizer. It is over 5x the commonly recommended dosage. |
- Posted by johns.coastal.patio USDA 9b, Sunset 24 (My Page) on Wed, Apr 30, 14 at 14:16
A teaspoon (not tablespoon) per gallon is recommended on the box for house plants, every two weeks. I figured that a teaspoon in a month was more conservative, for an outdoor plant in a 10 gallon pot. You are right though that it had to help. |
It depends on what your compost is. |
My compost is made of grass , leaves, kitchen scrapes, shreadded tall grasses , old plants and lots veggy plants old tomatoes thats all I can think of right now. |
- Posted by miesenbacher 7 (My Page) on Fri, May 2, 14 at 11:38
Quote"In gardens and raised beds that herd develops naturally and can thrive so compost works great. In containers, especially small containers like 5 gallon buckets, it doesn't exist. And even if one adds beneficial bacteria to the mix they cannot survive for long in the contained, rapidly heating, frequently flushed with water environment."Quote The truth of the matter is if you grow in containers whether the aggregate is soilless or soil based Mycorrhiza fungi inoculation is a must especially if growing in 5 Gal Containers. Once the plant roots are colonized by the fungi and simbioses has started, watering the plant will not disturb the process of nutrient uptake and transfer to the plant by the fungi. Naturally ferts will have to applied to the plant periodically As far as root zone temperature is concerned most folks know that the container should be of a color that reflects sunlight and not absorbs it. Here is a quote from a study done at Texas A&M on container grown plants under high production temperatures in 7.6 liter pots with an substrate of sand and bark. "Considering the high average air and container root ball temperatures (average maximum container temperatures were 44.8 deg C =112.64 deg F), plant growth and colonization levels were exceptional. AMF (Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi) are known to enhance nursery crop resistance to high temperatures." Growing tomatoes in 5 gal containers I would stick to a soilless aggregate. Drainage is important for the air exchange in the aggregate it creates. |
- Posted by johns.coastal.patio 9b (My Page) on Fri, May 2, 14 at 12:16
Wow, 113 is hot. And mycorrhizal "levels were exceptional?" Amazing. Yesterday with ambient 94 my outdoor black nursery pots were about 85, cooled by evaporation no doubt. (The _surface_ of an exposed pot with just a chilli seedling varied, 97 in the damp part near the emitter and plant, and 134(!) out on the dry edge. (All temps from my roughly accurate Harbor Freight point and shoot thermometer.) I had thought that at container temperatures we'd risk "extremophile" environments, but maybe it isn't that extreme after all. |
- Posted by johns.coastal.patio 9b (My Page) on Fri, May 2, 14 at 12:24
BTW, reading the original paper I see that they pasteurize and then inoculate. That's what you'd have to do of course, for a repeatable experiment. Let's do a mental experiment though. Imagine that you bought a sterile medium, put it in a pot, set it outdoors and put it on an irrigation schedule. How long would it remain sterile? I'd think that if you are like me, and live surrounded by coastal wetlands, it would not remain sterile for long, and would pick up all sorts of interesting fungi. (The same stuff I suck into my lungs when I go for a run!) An alternative experiment might be to skip the sterile stage, and use some local dirt and compost, with of course additions to ensure proper drainage. |
- Posted by johns.coastal.patio 9b (My Page) on Fri, May 2, 14 at 12:30
Interesting: "Atmospheric spores of ectomycorrhizal (ECM) fungi are a potential source of contamination when mycorrhizal studies are performed in the greenhouse, and techniques for minimizing such contamination have rarely been tested. We grew loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) from seed in a greenhouse and inside a high-efficiency particulate air-filtered chamber (HFC) constructed within the same greenhouse. Seedlings were germinated in seven different sand- or soil-based and artificially based growth media. Seedlings grown in the HFC had fewer mycorrhizal short roots than those grown in the open greenhouse atmosphere." Basically, mycorrhizal fungi blow in. |
Here is a link that might be useful: PubMed
- Posted by johns.coastal.patio 9b (My Page) on Fri, May 2, 14 at 12:41
Sorry to keep going, but again related to the thread, Rhodale Institute talks about how to grow AM fungi for farm use: "The on-farm system starts by planting "host plant" seedlings into black plastic bags filled with a mix of compost, vermiculite and local field soil. AM fungi present in the field soil colonize the root of the host plants and over the growing season, the mycorrhizae proliferate as the host plants grow. " So basically, anyone who starts sterile and innoculates is really piggy-backign off someone who started with a soil-based mix. |
Here is a link that might be useful: On-farm AM fungus inoculum production
And I thought I was going to get a quick and easy answer. |
- Posted by missingtheobvious Blue Ridge 7a (My Page) on Sat, May 3, 14 at 11:25
It's just as bad as politics. ;-) |
- Posted by johns.coastal.patio USDA 9b, Sunset 24 (My Page) on Sat, May 3, 14 at 13:35
Or religion. |
And I thought I was going to get a quick and easy answer. You did. :) What you accept is always your choice. Dave PS: John, in case you didn't know, all your posts can be combined into one. Just click on the edit button. No need for subsequent posts minutes apart. There used to be a lock on the system that wouldn't let you do that but when they added the edit button they removed the block. |
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Hand over Bush and Cheney to who?
RIRedinPA commented on the blog post Claiming Consensus, Omar Suleiman Promises to Hold Protesters Accountable
I'm no expert on the Egyptian Constitution but essentially Article 76 refers to Presidential elections and the criteria for being a candidate. Specifically it states that:
The President shall be elected by direct, public, secret ballot. For an applicant to be accepted as a candidate to presidency, he shall be supported by at least 250 elected members of the People's Assembly, the Shura Council and local popular councils on governorate level, provided that those shall include at least 65 members of the People's Assembly, 25 of the Shura Council and ten of every local council in at least 14 governorates.
The People's Assembly has 508 seats. In the 2010 election the NDP (Mubrarak's party, which has had power since 1953) claimed 420 of those seats, up 90 from the previous elections, the Muslim Brotherhood lost all 88 seats it formerly held. Sixty-eight seats are held by independents who are, by and large, former NDP members. Given this, do you honestly expect an election held under the auspices of the current constitution to be free and fair? Without the backing of the NDP you couldn't even get on the ballot. There are no intricacies to negotiate in their constitution, just closed doors.
Granted sixty days is too narrow a window to establish everything on the ground needed for an election to be held, 120-180 seems more reasonable. A partial suspension of their constitution would be required as well and I would go with a requirement of a petition with x number of signatures within 45 days in order for someone to run for Presidential office.
But nothing like this will happen. There is no interest on behalf of the US government in seeing a Egypt that is an unpredictable democracy or worse yet the rise of another theocracy (doubtful given the secularism of the majority of Egyptians). Far better to deal with a predictable autocracy, repugnant as it may be, to further our geopolitical aims and goals. And the Davos men would be most appreciative of this.
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That's the spin the State Dept rep was putting on NPR this morning. Something about if Muburak resigns the Egyptian constitution requires an election in 60 days or so and there are only one or two opposition parties available that are organized enough to be able to participate, the Muslim Brotherhood being one of them and he angled that in a nefarious sense, though he never came out and said out right they are scary Islamist…they're setting up to maintain status quo while pulling an Orwellian trick that the status quo has been revoked by the will of the people…in a way this makes me miss the Bushies and their neocon pals. With them the packaging was no where near as slick as Obama's, they'd just come out and say they wanted the tanks to roll in Cairo and end the nonsense.
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Eh, on NPR this morning someone from State Dept. essentially echoed Cheney's words. The plutocracy doesn't like all this rabble in the street stuff, its bad for business. The Davos men have pushed Muburak aside and are now relying on Suleiman to clean it all up.


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Darkvoid67 (4.5)Change is, for some a bitter pill to swallow. For those of us that are willing to listen h...Andrew Buckley (4)No, Clayman ISN'T the end of good In Flames......Adam Thomas STAFF (5)In Flames fully embrace their pop influences and bring out their best....wikuk (4.5)...
Drunken Viking (4)Clayman is a beautifully conceived piece of music. Brimming with melody, aggression, passi...Jorn van Schaïk (4.5)...Clayman555 (4)...
Album Rating: 3.7That probably wasn't the best way to word it, but I've read several reviews that gave it awful scores.
Album Rating: 4.5Decent review, but good taste :D
I loved this CD. I seen them live and when they played "only for the weak" it was something close to a spiritual experience. good reviewThis Message Edited On 11.22.06
Album Rating: 4.0Pinball Map is one of the best tracks on here.
Album Rating: 3.7I'd have Pinball Map after the title track. Great song, but I prefer the ones I put.
Album Rating: 3.0I wouldn't give this album that high of a rating. It's not bad, but I don't listen to it nearly as much as albums like The Jester Race and Colony.
Digging: Periphery - Juggernaut: Alpha
Album Rating: 3.5Agreed
Album Rating: 5.0This is the album that seperates most In Flames fans. Me personally, I love everything they put out. This is my favorite album of theirs. The older stuff is just as good as their new stuff. It all depends on how risky you allow your musical tastes to be. Great review by the way!
Digging: Napalm Death - Apex Predator - Easy Meat
Album Rating: 4.5Risky? Don't you mean 'it depends on how much variety you have in your musical tastes'?
Album Rating: 5.0Cravinov13: You worded that better than I did. Thanks dude hahahaha!
Album Rating: 4.0This album was very good but not as good as Colony, nice review btw...like what everyone else said I think you should replace "Clayman" with "Pinball Map" or "Brush the Dust Away"
Album Rating: 4.0Best band in their genre...a genre I actually don't care for...nevertheless this and The Jester Race are their best two albums.
Album Rating: 4.0best songs- Clayman, swim, satellites and astronauts and square nothing good review
Album Rating: 4.0Clayman is better than any of IF's early material, which is retardedly boring.
Album Rating: 4.5I wouldn't go that far, but this is their best work. I still think Colony and Whoracle rule though.
Album Rating: 3.5wow didn't know that many people were down on The Jester Race. This one still hasn't gotten to me like their other albums have, but its still growing on me. Who knows maybe i'll end up liking this the most one day.
Album Rating: 5.0The Jester Race is amazing! This is just better.
Album Rating: 4.0Whoracle more like Boreacle. Colony is their best album.
Album Rating: 3.5Clayman more like gayman. Sorry, it just came to me, I actually really like this album!
Album Rating: 4.5
Whoracle more like Boreacle.
Clayman more like gayman.
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