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Healing Heather: A Remedy for Heartbreak
- Focus on the less painful thought.
- You won't always feel this way. I am not so sure you were being tricked sweetie. Breathe into your heart.
- If you are going to believe anything choose a loving thought. Something that is less painful.
- Don't stuff your emotions down or it will be harder to clear. Keep breathing into your heart. You are responding to a comment from a well-meaning friend but it is a reaction to a cluster of fearful thoughts not reality.
- The feeling tricked is coming from your mind not your heart. What does your heart say? (My heart is unsure. Can't say much more than that)
- I don't believe you were tricked at all. And choosing to believe that thought freaked you out - another sign it wasn't a thought that was in alignment with your highest self.
- There is never an accident who comes into your life. Your reaction being so strong in response to what your friend says is a possible sign that it's fear that you are reacting to but not necessarily the truth I think you might have your guard up and are pushing away with "rules." Breathe into your heart space.
- The things he said, they weren't true? You absolutely know this??
- So you're letting it out now. That's good. I would remember too that everyone who comes into our life is a mirror. Where are you being mysterious and not totally available? Then focus on that piece for yourself and healing it. Then men won't come in that are doing that. They are always showing you who they are.
- Oh, stay away from Cosmo! That's just crap!
- You can't go back and change anything. You didn't do anything wrong.
- Well - it doesn't seem like focusing there makes you feel good. So I just want to encourage you to reach for a thought that does feel good. Is really crazy making to let something that happened back then upset you so much now. What is happening in your now that is lovely? Place your focus there love! xo
My lesson on St. Patrick's Day: Always have some "Healing Heather" words in your mind especially when you are sad. For now, my emotions are still healing but that I'm allowing them to feel. My mind is saying: I wish I never met him.
In the meantime I am going to watch Michael Fassbender fan videos and avoid any dedicated to Colin Farrell. Fassbender images are the antidote to feeling blue. Fassbender may be a chameleon but Farrell's twin was the trickster.


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quote:quote: Mike McKenzie I can't get over how awesome it was he came out of retirement in our SB season and got a pick against tom fricking brady.
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MP3 Traders' 11th-Hour Frenzy
MP3 file traders, expecting the Napster shutdown that wasn't, are stampeding to add to their digital music collections in an MP3 free-for-all.
File-swapping sites saw an inordinate amount of traffic Friday as fans exchanged files in anticipation of a midnight shutdown of Napster.
Two federal appeals court judges on Friday halted an order issued two days before by a lower court judge who demanded that the Napster application be taken offline. Following Wednesday's ruling by Judge Marilyn Patel, the number of unique visitors to Napster rose by 71 percent from 443,000 to 758,000, according to statistics compiled by Nielsen Net Ratings.
"It seems like a lot of people, because of the media attention, are going to (Napster) and grabbing as much as they can," said a spokeswoman for Nielsen Net Ratings.
The massive increase in traffic had file transfers slowing to a crawl for some users.
"It's unfortunate that the injunction has been placed on Napster, because everyone's in a mad scramble to download music now and it's just clogging up the network," said Napster user Jeff Brennan. "I don't know why. There are a lot of other places to get music other than Napster."
But alternative sites like Gnutella and Scour also felt the brunt of the rush from frenzied surfers.
The main website for open-source application Gnutella -- which unlike Napster does not have a central server -- was taken down Thursday due to a lack of bandwidth, but later reborn with increased capacity to accommodate the file-feeding frenzy.
"I'm sure there is a certain element of panic among traders to keep their supply going, otherwise we wouldn't see this huge jump to other file-sharing technologies," said Gnutella developer Ian Hall-Beyer. "However, I expect that this is just a small drop in the bucket, and the real onslaught will come if the injunction is held up on appeal."
Prior to Wednesday's decision, Gnutella's primary website received about 1,800 hits per hour and 30,000 hits daily, according to Karen Lim of WeGo, which serves as a portal provider for Gnutella.


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We are gearing up for our Zoo Boo days in October. We are looking for pumpkin and cornstalk donations. The primates love eating and playing with pumpkins and cornstalks. We have a lot of animals that enjoy the pumpkins and cornstalks this time of year so we are looking for at least 50 – 100 pumpkins…all sizes from really small for the small monkeys to really big for the rhinos! As zookeepers, we are always looking for exciting enrichment activities and ideas for the animasl but always keep safety in mind. Last year, for some of our carnivores, we placed meat inside the pumpkins…they loved it! Thank you in advance and we hope to see you this year during Zoo Boo!
Zookeeper Report
Fall is mating season for many of the animals here at the zoo. The Sika Deer and the Elk are some of the animals with the loudest vocals during mating or rut season. The elk have a series of loud vocalizations to attract the females and to show the other males who is boss. The males will spar with other males using their antlers which is an amazing sight to see. The males will eventually shed their antlers later this fall. You can see the elk when taking the Woodland Express Train ride. We have quite a few elk and we have some young elk with their mothers. Don't worry if you hear a loud pitch scream type of sound, that is just the bugling of the elk!
Zookeeper Report
Tanzania or Tanzie for short is a very active and rambunctious adolescent. Many times she is the ruler of the chimps as all the adults seem succumb to her whims; some might call her "fresh" :-). She has mommy, daddy and Auntie Jingles looking after her and of course keeping her entertained. We do help them by providing daily enrichment for all the chimpanzees. Many of our visitors have asked us "what is that in their habitat"…well we are constantly providing all forms of enrichment for them to explore, play with and destroy! A lot of times there will be treats inside the enrichment where you will see them use tools to forage them out. Tanzie is very active and you can see her swinging from the tree, doing flips and somersaults in the grass, climbing, spinning and jumping all over…even on top of the other chimps. We think her chimp family adores and spoils her! Of course, we do too!
Zookeeper Report – Deer Forest
We are in that time of year again when the male deer start to get antsy as the mating "rut" season is approaching. For your safety and the safety of the deer, we will be moving the male deer into a temporary exhibit. The females and young will be in Deer Forest where you can walk among and feed these beautiful creatures. It does take some time to move these animals so if you see a male or two, don't worry and just be aware of their antlers! You also may notice that the antlers may have blood on them. This is because they will be shedding their velvet, this is perfectly normal and healthy. Our Elk may also be rubbing their racks too! It is a very exciting time for these animals and we are happy to share them with you, just use caution when approaching the deer!
Zookeeper Report 7/18/13
Many of our visitors have been asking how the animals do in this extreme heat. Actually, they handle the heat much better than humans! Just like with humans we have to keep a closer eye on baby & senior animals and make sure all the animals have plenty of water. The zoo is situated under some really tall oak trees and the shade has kept all of us very comfortable. We took this picture yesterday of the Muntjac deer reaching for some leaves. Muntjac deer, also called barking deer, are native to South East Asia are a very small species of deer (less than 2 ft tall and under 40lbs) and are the reported as the oldest deer species appearing 15 – 35 million years ago! Our little family of Muntjac deer are located right next to the zebra cafe and are one of the first animals you will see as you enter the zoo!
Zookeeper Report Baby Yak Born
Just as the zoo opened on June 26, 2013 our female Yak was in labor! Some of our very lucky visitors witnessed the birth of the Baby Yak…a very special experience! Momma and baby are doing great and are under our watch. Yaks are very hearty animals and the baby stood to nurse right away. In the heat that we have been experiencing we have taken special precautions with cooling down animals under our care and providing extra shade! It takes a lot of teamwork and diligence to make sure every animal is safe and comfortable in the heat….especially mommas and new babies! To be honest, animals do handle the heat much better than us humans!!! Stay hydrated and safe in the heat everyone…and if you are visiting the zoo; take advantage of our mist tents and drink plenty of water! We have a lot of shade in the park so we are very lucky!
Zookeeper Report 6/22/13
You may have noticed our peacocks roaming around the zoo. Many of our guests have commented "Your Peacock escaped the zoo!" This is because they have free range on our entire zoo property including inside and outside the zoo! They especially love to posture and display in the zoo parking lot first thing in the morning right next to the entrance doors and you may find them many times there late afternoon as people leave for the day! Their plumage is full at this time of year and they will start to drop the feathers as the summer winds down. They display mainly for mating purposes but sometimes they will display to intimidate to appear bigger when startled. Our peacocks enjoy roosting on top of our entrance building…so look up when you enter. They love to give out a loud call early mornings and throughout the day. Our peacocks especially love windows, mirrors or shiny surfaces where they can see and peck at themselves! We do ask that you please do not chase them as this is their home and if you're lucky you may see them walking right through the entrance building…they think they own the place!
Zookeeper Report 6/7/13
Cheetahs have come to Southwick's Zoo! Soon you will be able to meet Kate and Logan who are 1 1/2 yr old cheetahs who have come to us from another facility. We are very excited to have them here and we are in the process of building an exhibit for them to be ready soon. Cheetahs are amazing creatures and they are already here off exhibit waiting for their new home to be ready. They are very even tempered animals and they are built for strength, speed and agility….and are incredibly beautiful! We are so happy to have them as a new addition to the zoo!
New Additions to the Zoo!
Come and meet our new Family! Two – toed sloths! Now on exhibit is a family of three who we are so excited about! They are located next to the chimpanzee habitat! Sloths are amazing creatures who do everything upside down!
Zookeeper Report…Happy Mother's Day!
Since Mother's Day is this weekend we wanted to say Happy Mother's Day to our friends and family. We are amazed each day by our animal moms and surrogate moms here at the zoo. Tabitha is an amazing MOM to Tanzie….even when Tanzie does not leave her alone! Auntie Jingles is also a great mom to Tanzie. On Mother's Day, our moms will get a special treat! We have a lot of new babies here at the zoo including monkeys, aoudads, goats, kangaroos, sheep and so many more to come too! We are asking for large cat boomer balls www.boomerballs.com for our lion cubs as a donation if anyone would like to make a donation to the animals! Thank You!


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Dining Deal
The Burgundian Tavern: Cheers to breakfast, beer in Tangletown
The Burgundian Tavern in Tangletown offers a quirky menu and stout beer list — 22 draft beers and 60-some craft beer cans. The beer — from Damnation Golden and Profanity Hill Porter to Rapture Heather and Biere du Soleil — is the reason to come. The food is a reason to stay.
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The Burgundian Tavern
Bar food2253 N. 56th St., Seattle
Hours: 10 a.m.-midnight Monday-Thursday and Sunday; 10 a.m.-2 a.m. Friday and Saturday
Etc: Credit cards, except for American Express; no obstacles to access; street parking, but it is limited; full bar
Prices: $-$$
Seattle is a garden in spring for serious beer nerds, and the Tangletown neighborhood is in bloom. The Burgundian Tavern, owned by the Belgium-beer-centric Brouwer's Café, is now open just blocks from Elysian Brewing's Tangletown pub.
The Burgundian Tavern opened briefly as The Publican, then was re-branded. Regardless of the name, its quirky menu and stout beer list — 22 draft beers and 60-some craft beer cans — make it a walkable luxury tucked into the single-family-home carpet around Green Lake.
It is not a family oasis, to my disappointment. But the beer — from Damnation Golden and Profanity Hill Porter to Rapture Heather and Biere du Soleil — is the reason to come. The food is a reason to stay.
The menu: Breakfast is the focus, and served all day, as if the menu is written for the hangover you may have the next day if you love the beer too much. A pork-belly starter ($9.50) is a crisp-but-tender, three-quarter-inch slab of bacon. Poutine ($9) is an inspired Canadian touch. The Southern Tier 2x IPA ($5) complements a merguez-spiced lamb burger ($12.50), one of a solid selection of burgers and sandwiches.
What to write home about: The bourbon maple syrup, served with Burgundian's signature chicken and waffles ($15). The tender, battered free-range chicken swimming in herbed gravy is just an excuse to dip in the syrup. The herbed Yukon potato side to most breakfasts had just the right amount of crisp.
What to skip: The Publican breakfast ($12) was a flat, cheesy slab of eggs, except for the caramelized onions.
The setting: A casual gastro-pub ambience. The high wood booths and new maple bar, well stocked for the non-beer lover, hummed with couples and foursomes on a recent night.
Summing it up: Two entrees and a poutine appetizer came to $48. But you're going to want to linger over a Laughing Dog or a Quiet-Rye It or two.
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Ellie Gebarowski-Shafer
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Since joining the Religion department in the fall of 2010, I have explored a variety of issues and themes in my courses, including but not limited to the role of biblical translation and interpretation in the formation of Christian doctrine and practice. Every fall, I teach "the Christian Tradition," which is an introduction to the origins and global adaptations of Christianity. Other courses I teach frequently are "the History of the Bible," a seminar on the development of the Bible as a book and sacred text (with special emphasis on the Reformation period to the present), as well as "Christianity in Early Modern Europe," a lecture and discussion course on the Reformation and Counter-Reformation from 1500-1700, with attention to emerging colonial contexts in the Americas and Asia. I work with Special Collections staff to introduce students to early printed books and archival materials as they relate to different aspects of these courses, and I provide opportunities for projects, presentations, and papers that encourage hands-on research with a wide assortment of rare Bibles, theological writings, and missionary texts currently held in the Middlebury College archives.
In Christianity today, the fastest area of growth and conversion is Pentecostal and Charismatic Christianity, and intellectual trends are largely defined and challenged by contextualized theologies of liberation, so I developed a new course that compares the influence of these movements in contemporary global Christianity, taught in Spring 2011 and Spring 2012. I taught a course on Global Pentecostalism in Winter Term 2013, with a field trip to a Boston-area mega church. In Fall 2012, I taught a new seminar on Roman Catholicism from Trent to Today. I am currently on sabbatical for the 2013-14 academic year.
Research Interests
My research centers on the reception of the King James Bible (KJB), whose 400th anniversary was celebrated in 2011 at a host of conferences and exhibitions worldwide. I work specifically on the Catholic reception of the KJB, drawing attention to the criticisms posed by Catholics from 1611 through 1911 and the effect that those attacks had in polarizing Protestant communities in England, Ireland, the United States, either to defend the authority and literary excellence of the version or to campaign for a large-scale revision that eventually resulted in the Revised Version of 1882-85. Thanks to travel grants from Middlebury College, I was able to present selections of my work at KJB anniversary conferences at the Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium), the Ohio State University, and the University of York (England). I gave invited lectures in 2011 at Cambridge University, the University of Oxford, Princeton University, the Folger Institute (Washington, D.C.), and Christian Brothers University (Memphis).
I am also interested in the Douay-Rheims Bible and controversies regarding its publication and reception from the sixteenth century onwards, as well as other Catholic vernacular Bibles of the Counter-Reformation period. Areas in which I intend to pursue further research include Latin Bibles of the Reformation, the King James Only movement, the Douay-Rheims Bible in American Catholicism, the Bible in the early American west, and the translation and use of the Bible in the history of Christian missions (especially in China) as well as in contemporary global Pentecostal and Charismatic Christianity.
D.Phil., University of Oxford (Lincoln College), Theology. Supervised by Professor Diarmaid MacCulloch, Knight, and Professor Peter McCullough.
M.A., Boston University, Editorial Studies (with a thesis on sixteenth-century biblical annotation). Supervised by Sir Geoffrey Hill.
B.A., Boston University, English with a minor in Philosophy, Summa Cum Laude with Distinction.
Recent and Forthcoming Publications
"Augustine and Apocalypticism in the Polemical Annotations of the Rheims New Testament Controversy," in Augustine and Apocalyptic, ed. Kim Paffenroth and Kari Kloos, Lexington Books, 2014.
"The Transatlantic Reach of the Catholic 'False Translation' Argument in the School 'Bible Wars,'" in the US Catholic Historian, Summer 2014.
"Thomas Bilson and Anti-Catholicism at Paul's Cross," in Paul's Cross and the Culture of Persuasion: 1520-1640, ed. Torrance Kirby (Brill, 2014).
"Catholics and the King James Bible: Stories from England, Ireland, and America," Scottish Journal of Theology, 66:3, August 2013, pp. 253-60.
"The King James Bible's 400th Anniversary in Retrospect," Focus On article, Oxford Biblical Studies Online, ed. Michael Coogan (May 1, 2012). http://www.oup.com/obso/currentfocus/
In Progress
Catholic Critics of the King James Bible, 1611-1911 (Ashgate Publishing).
"Catholic Bibles, Protestant Methods? A Comparative Study of Sixteenth-Century Vernacular Bibles," article in preparation. This will give an overview of my second book project, Catholic Vernacular Bibles of the Counter-Reformation, which will focus on German, French, and English Catholic Bibles from the 1520s through the eighteenth century, with attention to Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian Vulgate-based versions.
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FYSE 1429 - Matthew: Then and Now
Interpretations of Matthew: Then and Now
The Gospel according to Matthew was the most quoted gospel in early Christianity, and it remains a favorite today. What is so special about the teachings and stories of Jesus in this text, compared with the Gospels of Mark, Luke, and John? This seminar explores how people have read and understood Matthew over time. We will study the book itself and its interpretations in the writings of Augustine, Luther, Teresa of Avila, and Tolstoy, as well as in music and film. We will also examine the text's changing physical forms and varying translations, especially in Bibles of the European Reformation. 3 hrs. sem.
Fall 2014
RELI 0130 - The Christian Tradition
The Christian Tradition WT
An introduction to the ecclesiastical and theological development of Christianity. The course will begin with the formation of doctrine in the first five centuries. Attention will then be given to the development of Roman Catholicism, the Reformation, and the rise of Protestantism. The latter part of the course will deal with the changes that have occurred in the post-Enlightenment period and end with some contemporary issues. 2 hrs. lect., 1 hr. disc.
Fall 2011, Fall 2012, Fall 2014
RELI 0180 / ENAM 0180 - Intro to Biblical Literature
An Introduction to Biblical Literature ST, WT
This course is a general introduction to biblical history, literature, and interpretation. It aims to acquaint students with the major characters, narratives, and poetry of the Jewish and Christian scriptures, with special emphasis on the ways scripture has been used and interpreted in Western culture. Students interested in more detailed analysis of the material should enroll in RELI 0280 and RELI 0281. 3 hrs. lect./1 hr. disc.
Spring 2012
RELI 0237 - Christians/Early Modern Europe ▹
Christianity in Early Modern Europe WT
In this course we will examine the theological ideas and social conditions that transformed European life and thought in the 16th and 17th centuries. Particular attention will be paid to the Protestant Reformation in Germany and England, as well as the Catholic Counter-Reformation and changes within the Roman Catholic Church. We will study major theologians like Martin Luther, John Calvin, and Ignatius of Loyola, but we also will consider popular religious practices of the period. Finally, we will ask how cultural evolution and religious revolution influenced one another, especially in the rise of vernacular translations of the Bible and in the European colonization of the New World. 3 hrs lect.
Spring 2011, Spring 2012, Spring 2015
RELI 0239 - Pentecostalism & Lib. Theology
Pentecostalism and Liberation Theology
In this course we will compare Pentecostalism and Liberation Theology, two movements of considerable popularity and influence in 20th and 21st century global Christianity. We will begin with an exploration of the central beliefs and practices in Pentecostalism, its origins in the Azuza Street Revival, and the reasons for its success around the world. Then we will turn our attention to Liberation Theology, beginning with the work of prominent Latin American theologians and extending in different forms to North America, the Caribbean, Africa, and Asia. Finally, we will consider how these movements represent different responses to the intellectual, cultural, and economic challenges of postmodern society.
Spring 2011
RELI 0331 - History of the Bible
History of the Bible ST, WT *
The Christian Bible is the best-selling book of all time, but also a text with complicated history. Beginning with an overview of book production in the ancient world, we will chart the historical development of the Bible as a physical text and a sacred object. We will explore the origins of the Bible's texts, including apocryphal works and non-western variations on the canon. We will examine different frameworks employed in the history of biblical interpretation, from allegorical and typological readings to the Reformation doctrine of sola scriptura. Finally, we will consider the rise of the King James Bible and its influence on Anglo-American culture and Christian missions. (RELI 0130, RELI 0180, or waiver) 3 hrs. sem.
Fall 2011
RELI 0335 - Roman Catholicism ▹
Roman Catholicism WT
Topic is determined by the instructor - refer to section for the course description.
Fall 2012, Spring 2015
RELI 0500 - Independent Research ▲ ▹
Independent Research
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Winter 2011, Spring 2011, Fall 2011, Winter 2012, Spring 2012, Fall 2012, Winter 2013, Spring 2013, Winter 2014, Fall 2014, Winter 2015, Spring 2015, Spring 2016
RELI 0601 - Senior Project in Religion
Senior Project
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Winter 2011, Spring 2011, Fall 2011, Winter 2012, Spring 2012
RELI 0700 - Senior Project in Religion ▲ ▹
Senior Project
(Approval Required)
Winter 2011, Spring 2011, Fall 2011, Winter 2012, Spring 2012, Fall 2012, Winter 2013, Spring 2013, Winter 2014, Fall 2014, Winter 2015, Spring 2015, Spring 2016
RELI 0701 - Senior Thesis in Religion ▲ ▹
Senior Research for Honors Candidates
Approval required
Fall 2012, Winter 2013, Spring 2013, Winter 2014, Fall 2014, Winter 2015, Spring 2015, Spring 2016
RELI 1029 - Global Pentecostalism ▲
Global Pentecostalism
In this course we will explore developments in contemporary Pentecostal and charismatic movements, rapidly growing forms of global Christianity that emphasize direct personal experience with God through the baptism of the Holy Spirit and "speaking in tongues." We will begin with an exploration of the central beliefs and practices in Pentecostalism, its modern origins in the Azuza Street Revival, and racial tensions among the early "classical denominations" of North America. Then we will turn our attention to the global spread of Pentecostalism in the 20th century, examining its cultural and ethnic variations in South America, Africa, and China. Finally, we will consider how these diverse global movements and neo-charismatic mega churches (especially their use of the media and endorsement of prosperity theology) are re-shaping the face of traditional Christianity.
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I'm new to these boards - came across it in seach for an answer to my current problem.
I'm developing a website and on the front page I want a section that has "introductions" to extended news stories on another page and only having to update once.
So basically...
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When you click on the "short intros", do they all then go to the same
page? (the full story page)? or does each short intro go to a full story
page that's only for that particular short intro?
And you won't be adding or editing stories?
Answer those questions and also look into this as a method to display
stories and easily edit them.
1) Change the extension of your HTML pages to .php
(example: index.html would now be index.php )
2) Use Notepad to create text files.
Name them something like:
news1_intro.txt news1_full.txt
news2_intro.txt news2_full.txt ... etc.
3) Upload those text files into the same directory as your .php pages.
4) Inside your .php pages, use this code to display your text files:

<?php include 'news1_intro.txt'; ?>

<?php include 'news2_intro.txt'; ?>

What's happening is that whenever a "php include" is executed, it
inserts the contents of whatever text file you're specifying.
How it's displayed depends on your HTML ... or if you use CSS.
You can format the paragraphs however you want.
So now, you only need to edit those text files and not your webpage.
You can change the text files whenever you want.
Inside all of the "intro" text files, you'll have the link to the other page(s).
Of course, you'll need to determine if you're going to have separate
pages for each story?
Example ... say this is: "news4_intro.txt"
More people will be vacationing at the coasts
this year than ever before.

more ...
The link is actually put into the text file, and will
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Castle South Middle School, 812-490-7930
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Resurrection Catholic School, 812-963-6148
St. Boniface Catholic School, 812-422-1057
St. Agnes Catholic School, 812-423-9115
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Princeton High School, 812-385-2591
Princeton Middle School, 812-385-2020
Dawn Tedrow, LCSW
Mt. Vernon Sr. High School, 812-833-5912
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West Elementary, 812-833-2072 (Mt. Vernon)
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Another public entity came out in support Friday of two businesses intending to make future investments in the city of Clinton.
The Iowa Economic Development Board approved financial assistance for RAIL.ONE and Data Dimensions, giving the go-ahead on Enterprise Zone tax benefits.
The benefits are similar for both companies. Data Dimensions will receive a rebate on sales tax from construction material from the state of Iowa and also will receive a reimbursement for training from the state.
Those are state benefits, and the city of Clinton passed this week a property tax reimbursement over 10 years that is estimated to be worth $1,918,728 as a local match for the state benefits.
RAIL.ONE also will receive a refund of sales tax on construction. However, the company will earn an investment tax credit that will be approximately $1.8 million during five years for profits the company earns in the state of Iowa.
The Clinton City Council approved this week an annual Tax Incremental Financing rebate of up to $200,000 annually for up to 10 years as a local match for the incentives. Karen Mallinger with the Clinton Regional Development Corporation said this is an exciting time for Clinton.
"This is my first time carrying these things to the finish line," Mallinger said. "And it seems things seem to be turning around here."
RAIL.ONE intends to locate in the Lincolnway Railport. A German rail tie manufacturer, RAIL.ONE is expected to make an initial investment of $20 million, and will make an annual economic impact of $15.2 million, according to the Clinton Regional Development Corporation.
The company will bring 60 direct jobs and will result in another 40 indirect jobs.
RAIL.ONE will work in conjunction with Utah-based wooden rail tie recycler Nevada Rail Materials at the railport. NRM will bring 35 jobs.
Data Dimensions is expected to create 130 new full-time positions and make an investment of approximately $6.2 million.
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Emancipation Proclamation: Creation of the United States Colored Troops
The issues of freedom for the slaves and military service were intertwined from the beginning of the Civil War. News from Fort Sumter had set off a rush by free black men to enlist in military units. They were turned away, however, because a Federal law dating from 1792 barred them from bearing arms for the U.S. Army (although they had served in the American Revolution and in the War of 1812).
The Lincoln administration thought about authorizing the recruitment of black troops before the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation, but they were worried that doing so would prompt the border states to secede.
Nevertheless, the Emancipation Proclamation, issued on January 1, 1863, did include mention of military service, although Lincoln did not call slaves and free blacks to serve as combatant troops in the war. Lincoln wrote, "And I further declare and make known, that such persons of suitable conditions, will be received into the armed service of the United States to garrison forts, positions, stations, and other places, and to man vessels of all sorts in said service."
This statement directly applied to slaves in … [ Read all ]
Posted by Hilary on December 30, 2012, under - Civil War.
Tags: civil war, Colored Troops, guest post, slavery, Union, US Colored Troops, USCT, war Department
Comments: 1
Emancipation Proclamation: "It is my Desire to be Free"
Today's blog post comes from National Archives social media intern Anna Fitzpatrick.
Only 100 days after promising in the Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation that slaves in the Confederacy would soon be freed, Lincoln fulfilled that promise by signing the Emancipation Proclamation on January 1, 1863. This proclamation changed the character of the war, adding moral force to the Union cause and strengthening the Union both militarily and politically while the rebellion was still in full force.
Despite the expansive wording of the proclamation, which stated "that all persons held as slaves" within the rebellious areas "are, and henceforward shall be free," the Emancipation Proclamation was limited in many ways. It applied only to states that had seceded from the Union and it excused parts of the Confederacy that had already come under Northern control. Most importantly of all, the freedom it promised depended upon a Union military victory.
The Emancipation Proclamation also failed to apply to the slave-holding border states that had remained loyal to the Union, such as Maryland. On April 25, 1864, Annie Davis, an enslaved woman living in Maryland, wrote a brief but touching letter to President Abraham Lincoln, asking if she was free.
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Posted by Hilary on December 29, 2012, under - Civil War, - Presidents, Letters in the National Archives, Pennsylvania Avenue.
Tags: Annie Davis, Confederacy, Emancipation Proclamation, guest post, lincoln, Maryland, Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, slavery, Union
Comments: 7
The Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation
Today's blog post comes from National Archives social media intern Anna Fitzpatrick.
Throughout the Civil War, when President Lincoln needed to concentrate—when he faced a task that required his focused and undivided attention—he would leave the White House, cross the street to the War Department, and take over the desk of Thomas T. Eckert, chief of the military telegraph staff.
The hub of the Union's military communication center had become an unlikely refuge for the President. Anxiously awaiting the latest reports from the front, hovering over the shoulder of an operator, he would enjoy the easy banter of the telegraph staff and, somehow, find relief from the strain of his office.
In early July of 1862, President Lincoln asked the telegraph chief for some paper, explaining that he had something "special" to write. Slowly, putting down just one or two lines at a time, Lincoln began to work.
Only when a draft was finished did Lincoln reveal that he had composed an order "giving freedom to the slaves in the South, for the purpose of hastening the end of the war."
This Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation indicated Lincoln's intention of issuing the final proclamation in the near future:
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Posted by Hilary on December 28, 2012, under - Civil War, Uncategorized.
Tags: civil war, Emancipation Proclamation, guest post, lincoln, Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, slavery, telegraph
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Emancipation Proclamation: A Certificate of Freedom
Today's blog post comes from National Archives social media intern Anna Fitzpatrick.
Before President Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation on January 1, 1863, the Federal Government took steps to begin the process of freeing the slaves. In July 1862—acting on Lincoln's warning that freeing slaves in parts of the South occupied by Union troops might "become a necessity" and in hopes of crippling the Confederacy—the Congress passed the Second Confiscation and Militia Act.
This act gave the military the power to seize and confiscate the property of the Confederate people—to seize their slave "property" in occupied areas. As a result, the progress of Union troops meant the promise of freedom for many. Troops successfully freed slaves belonging to members of the Confederate military or Confederate sympathizers in those areas.
The Army issued this pass to Wally Caruz and his family. The pass amounted to a certificate of freedom and declared them "forever emancipated." The order says that:
… [ Read all ]Wally Caruz family a colored . . . formerly Slaves having by direction of their owner been engaged in the rebel service, are hereby confiscated as being contraband of war, and not being
Posted by Hilary on December 28, 2012, under - Civil War.
Tags: Confederates, contraband, Emancipation Proclamation, EP150, freedom, lincoln, slavery, Wally Caruz
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Emancipation Proclamation: Freedom in Washington, DC
Today's blog post comes from National Archives social media intern Anna Fitzpatrick.
Nine months before President Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation, he signed a bill on April 16, 1862, that ended slavery in the District of Columbia. The act finally concluded many years of disagreements over ending "the national shame" of slavery in the nation's capital.
The law provided for immediate emancipation, compensation to loyal Unionist masters of up to $300 for each freed slave, voluntary colonization of former slaves to colonies outside the United States, and payments of up to $100 to each person choosing emigration. Although this three-way approach of immediate emancipation, compensation, and colonization did not serve as a model for the future, it pointed toward slavery's death. Emancipation was greeted with great joy by the District's African American community.
The white population of DC took advantage of the act's promise of compensation. One month after the act was issued, Margaret Barber presented a claim to the Board of Commissioners for the Emancipation of Slaves in the District of Columbia, saying that she wanted to be compensated by the Federal Government, which had freed her 34 slaves.
Margaret Barber estimated … [ Read all ]
Posted by Hilary on December 26, 2012, under - Civil Rights, - Civil War, Letters in the National Archives.
Tags: dc, district of Columbia, Emancipation Proclamation, lincoln, slavery, Thirteenth Amendment
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This attraction is so much fun!! You fly between 10 platforms in beutiful scenary. We had in snowy weather and the forest was so beutiful, the flying experience was so much fun!! I just feel lucky for taking these trip. Recommended!!!
Great service from all the staff. My boys, ages 11 & 17 really enjoyed it. They pick you up from your hotel and drop you off.
Fantastic activity to do with Friends, Family or even couples. It's magical and The landscapes you get to see are just incredible. The zipline is very large and high, and it's definitely an experience you'll never forget. In order to get The aerial platforms which are in The top of The Cerro López, they give you a 4x4 ride in... More
My daughter and her two friends arrived and wanted to go on the canopy. I was game so off we went. They have two trips a day and we made on the second trip. You are escorted up the mountain in a Land Rover over what they call a road. When we finally get to the top we step onto... More
The staff was very helpful and the instructions and safety requirements were outlined in detail. It was a great experience.
Took this adventure, in a cruise tour I took from puero Varas at Chile to Bariloche in Argentina. It is a worthwhile experience.
the place was beautiful... a really nice ride through de woods, and so close to downtown.
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Monday, October 3 2005
Pro Evolution Soccer 5 (EU) / World Soccer Winning Eleven 9 International (US)
We've all been blessed with Pro Evolution 5, a game even better than its predecessor -- which many gamers thought was football simulator perfection.
Tuesday, December 9 2003
DDRMax2: Dance Dance Revolution
There's a certain perverse thrill to finally bust a move all over 'In the Navy' cranked up to a ridiculous level that really hits home if you weren't there the first time around.
Tuesday, December 9 2003
Silent Hill 3
While visually and aurally brilliant, the rest of the game is muddled and full of plot holes that would make Ed Wood proud.
Saturday, December 31 1994
Suikoden IV
The story of one hero triumphing against all odds is becoming as boring and unbelievable as the American Dream.


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The Webster Bible (WBT) | New International Version (NIV) |
2 And caused me to pass by them around: and behold, [there were] very many in the open valley; and lo, [they were] very dry. | 2 He led me back and forth among them, and I saw a great many bones on the floor of the valley, bones that were very dry. |
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This Danish fort was constructed circa 1749 and was partially rebuilt in 1771 after hurricane damage. It is the best-preserved of the five remaining forts in the VI, and it... more »
Since the beginning of Danish Settlement, weighing stations played a big part in the waterfront trading scene. This building was used to weigh goods using very large scales, and... more »
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Global Marine Environment Dataset for Species Distribution Modelling and Environment Visualisation
GEO-BON has released this package of environmental layers that can be downloaded for free and used in combination with data such as those available via GBIF to perform ecological niche analysis.
GEO-BON, Tuesday, May 06, 2014
GMED is a global marine environment dataset. Publicly available climatic, biological and geophysical environmental layers of both present day, past and future were compiled together into a uniform Geographic Informations System ready dataset having similar extent and spatial resolution (5 arc-minute, approx. 9.2 km). The GMED dataset is ready to use with popular species distribution modelling (SDM) software like Maximum entropy (MaxENT) and for any other marine environment visualisation excercise.
GMED is released under the GNU General Public License. We have made all reasonable efforts to ensure the quality and accuracy of the material listed on this website. However, the dataset is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, including but not limited to the implied warranties of fitness for a particular use. We accept no liability for any loss or damage resulting directly or indirectly from the use of the material on this site.
GMED is a contribution from Working Group 5 (Marine Ecosystem) to the Group on Earth Observations Biodiversity Observation Network.
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Basher, Z., Costello, M. J., Bowden, D. A. 2014. Global Marine Environment Dataset (GMED). World Wide Web electronic publication. Version 1.0 (Rev.01.2014). Accessed at http://gmed.auckland.ac.nz on <Access DATE>
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"Lost the Magic..."
READ THIS. NO SPOILER. I really liked the first book. You can read my review. That being said, all of the MAGIC that makes the first book so good is not found here! As I read it, I really really tried to relive the experience of learning new and exciting things, BUT there was nothing much new to learn. In the first book, you learn about Epics and superpowers and the secrets the friends hold, etc. You already know all that going into this novel and it became a "find and exploit epic weakness & execute" hunt. Boring. There were some new people introduced, but nothing earth shattering about them. I hope this helps someone. The narrator was good and I listened comfortably at 2X speed. If any of this review was helpful, please click YES below. Later.
"Good for its time... Excellent Narrator!"
READ THIS. NO SPOILER. You cannot compare novels like this one to novels in the same genre today. That's like saying the athletes of several generations past could compete on par with athletes today. It's not a fair comparison. For the time period this story was engaging and probably suspenseful. Compared to today's standard however, it is not. The characters are likable, but shallow. The focus of the story is the adventure, whereas today there is a lot of focus on the inner struggles and personal conflicts of the main characters. There are actually some twists that were unexpected to me which helped boost the repetitive struggle to survive in the wild. Overall, I would add this to your collection of listens. The narration was excellent and helped keep me in the story. I listened comfortably at 1.5X speed. If any of this was helpful, please click YES below. Later.
"3 Stories & 3 Narrators..."
The first two narrators felt somewhat distracting from the story due to their stage acting quality. The last story's narrator was better. I actually liked reading rather than listening on this particular series because of that. Listen to the sample first. If this was helpful, please click YES below. Later.
"Werewolves, READ THIS! Not as good as Abe..."
NO SPOILER... Let's get right to it. I saw this come across my email this morning and because I absolutely loved Abe, I was listening within minutes, HOWEVER, there isn't that special WOW factor in this novel like was found in Abe. Henry just isn't as interesting of a central character to pull off a sequel. Sure, there are items to look up on Wikipedia, but because the structure of "this is Henry's life story" there are rather boring visits to highlights in history. What makes Abe work is 1) the central character is an interesting and beloved real life person 2) there was a single purpose and significant mission to focus on 3) you are learning awesome things about vampires as you go along. In this book, Henry is completely made up and not significant in history, there is no life-or-death mission that MUST be accomplished and you already know all the cool stuff about the vampires. It would have been more exciting to have came across a new breed of vamps or some sci-fi twist to stay focused on vampires, heck... I would've taken werewolves... but alas... nothing. The narration was good and I listened comfortably at 1.5X speed, but I'm not sure I would spend a credit on it knowing what you know now... If any of my reviewed was helpful, click YES below. Later.
"Just Doesn't Stand Out..."
I like time travel novels. I have read all that I can find on Audible. Koontz' "Lightning" happens to be one of my favorite time travel books, but this one just didn't cut the proverbial mustard. The writing really feels sophomoric for most of the book. For instance, Koontz constantly removes the suspense and danger the characters find themselves in by telling the listener things like "but he was okay" or "it looked horrific, but she was alive"... the reader needs to wonder about the results of an event before just telling them the outcome. Another thing that bugged me was that when Koontz felt that the reader needed some information that is not common knowledge to make sense of something, it was abruptly inserted and felt like it was read from Wikipedia. It somewhat disrupted the flow of thought. The climax was not that great either. The narrator could have been better. I listened comfortably at 1.5X speed. I don't think I would use a credit on this one, but wouldn't hesitate on grabbing Lightning. If any of my review helped, please click YES below. Later.
"Fun basic sci-fi..."
I really needed this little tidbit of good science fiction after a slew of bad ones. It is a novella and you should expect limited character development and a quick start. I like the limited descriptions that allow the mind to fill in the blanks. Even though the story is somewhat predictable, it is still enjoyable. I need to look up the movies now. The narrator does a fine job and I listened comfortably at 2X speed. If any of this review helped, please click YES below. Later.
"Immature Adolescent Protagonist fails to keep me.."
This book just doesn't sit right with me. I like the concept, but the mixture of serious thought and discovery and the adolescent components due to the protagonist being 17 created an environment that failed to keep me interested. I cannot determine what audience this is for. At one point it feels Twilightish and at other points it forces you to consider adult themes. For instance, the author goes from a high school scene about partying to a truck stop attempted rape (containing TOO much detail) to a bank robbery and back to a high school party. Not fun. The book contains a lot of vulgar language and it was a bit much. The narration was fine for what he had to work with. I listened to almost 7 chapters and it did not improve. I was able to listen comfortably at 2X speed. If any of this helped you, please click YES below. Later.
"TOO SCIENTIFIC for Sci-Fi..."
I wanted to like this book and the idea intrigues me, but the author fails to pull it off. It feels to me like he saw something cool on TV about microbots or something and decided to write an entire series around that. It doesn't work. The characters (the high school kids) lack internal struggles and demons that are needed to sustain interest. The adult characters are more interesting, but predictable. You really do not care what happens to any of them... I still don't know the purpose for some of the characters who just showed up and then died... My main criticism is that there is TOO MUCH SCIENCE to keep it enjoyable! I love the science part of sci-fi, however, this guy constantly sends a deluge of scientific fact from the mouth of kids and it unnecessarily weighs down the story and action. I do not NEED to know every line from the wikipedia page on this advanced alien technology! Just give me an explanation and I can look it up for myself. The characters, story and any suspense are overshadowed (unfortunately) by all this crap. It was also very annoying how after the teenagers made a new discovery into the alien technology, they look at their watch and yell "oh crap! I'm late for dinner! I need to get on my bike and ride home as fast as I can before I get grounded!" or something to that nature. Is the book for teens? I can't see a teen enjoying it. The ending was not an ending and I will not be following up with the next one. I was able to listen at 2X speed and the naration was tolerable. If any of this review helped you, please click YES below. Later.
"Yawn... Too adolescent..."
I knew beforehand that this was YA genre, but it sounded interesting and I do like other YA novels. This one just didn't have any KICK to it, which is why I have stopped half way through... and I hate doing that. The characters were likable, the opportunity for mystery and suspense is there, it is just not executed! Bummer. It's like watching Scooby Doo where you know nothing serious is going to happen. It might work for younger folks, but it failed to keep me hooked. However, the narration was really good and I listened comfortably at 2X speed while it lasted. I hope this helps someone. If it helped you any, please click YES below. Later.
"Too Adolescent and Whiny."
I am not opposed to YA novels and this one sounded interesting in the publishers summary, but immediately the protagonist exuded a whiny and indecisive manner. She is over emphasizing the day dream of her "almost kiss" with the young man she is infatuated with. Skip this one if you want some serious suspense. Hope this helps. If this was helpful, click YES below.


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John Squire - Marshall's House
Like Johnny Marr and Bernard Butler, Squire suffers from the lead guitarist's desire to take centre stage. Like Marr and Butler, too, he doesn't have much of a voice—an oddly Americanised, strangled Peter Perrett squawk of extremely limited range which actually sounds painful to produce. Apparently these 11 songs are inspired by Edward Hopper's enigmatic Americana, but there's nothing that evokes the curious conflation of homeliness and unearthly stillness in Hopper's painting. Rather, it's a functional selection of unspectacular power pop with the odd pastoral bit. Hard to believe that this was the man responsible for the fluid, susurrous funk of "Fool's Gold": he needs what he probably wants least—a collaborating vocalist—to really fire him up.
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Prep Boys Golf: L-B's August tops field at L-B Invitational
ARLINGTON — Liberty-Benton's Adam August earned medalist honors to help the Eagles' boys golf team open its season with a second-place showing at the Liberty-Benton Invitational Wednesday at Sycamore Springs Golf Club.
August fired a 33-40—73 for his winning round as Lima Central Catholic edged the Eagles 323-324 for first place in the team standings. Van Buren (343) was fifth, Arlington (348) sixth and McComb (366) ended up 10th in the 12-team field.
Sophomore Elliott Logsdon shot an 80, Kaiden Robinson fired an 83 and Tyson Neiling chipped in an 88 for the Eagles.
Britton Jackson fired an 82 to lead Van Buren. Brandon Wehrle (84), Hunter Foltz (87) and Cole Ohlrich (90) finished the scoring for the Black Knights. Arlington got an 80 from Cody Rettig as Cole Thomas (86), Michael Bils (87) and Zac Durliat (95) also played for the Red Devils.
McComb's Cody Franks and Drew Siferd both shot an 85. Anthony Thepsourinthone (95) and Ryan Wenzinger (101) finished the scoring for the Panthers.
August and runner-up Trevor Dominique (73) from Wauseon highlighted the all-tournament team. Lima Bath's Evan Hall (77), Lima Central Catholic's James Riepenhoff (77) and Liam Stolly (78) and Lake's Ian Johnson (77) also made the list.
1, Lima Central Catholic 323. 2, Liberty-Benton 324. Wauseon 330. Rossford 343. Van Buren 343. Lima Bath 346. Arlington 348. Kenton 351. Lake 356. McComb 366. Van Wert 390. Genoa 400.


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Do it for the kids, but don't be surprised if you enjoy Dublinia, too. This permanent exhibition depicts ancient Dublin with street reconstructions, artifacts like primitive tools and a female skeleton, and fascinating audio descriptions. Visitors can explore a merchant's shop, step aboard a medieval ship, and—in the interactive Viking World display—even try on Viking garb while learning about the lifestyle and influence of these seafaring warriors who settled in early Dublin.
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'Roast of Roseanne': Roseanne Barr Says '50 Shades of Grey' Is 'Loved by Lesbians' (VIDEO)
While Khloe Kardashian would rather watch porn than read 50 Shades of Grey -- apparently, the book's appeal with women is widespread.
"I know all the lesbians love it," Roseanne Barr told Celebuzz Saturday at her Comedy Central Roast, in Hollywood, of the much-talked-about, sexually charged hit book.
"My sister-in-law loves it. She gave it to me. I haven't had time to get into it," Barr added.
Who professed enduring feelings for Roseanne at the Roast, which airs on Comedy Central Aug. 12?
Barr is the latest celebrity roasted by Comedy Central, which has happened 13 times since 2003. Last year, Charlie Sheen and Donald Trump took center stage. Other roastees have included Pam Anderson, David Hasselhoff, and Flavor Flav.
Barr has been peddling her political messages lately as a presidential candidate for the Green Party -- such a run would be purely symbolic, however. She has almost zero chance at winning. Still, give points for trying and optimism.
Asked about famous people who run for office, such as Kim Kardashian in a bid for mayor of Glendale, Calif., the irreverent Barr played it safe.
"Every celebrity, every day, everybody," Barr told Celebuzz. "Every citizen should go out there and get involved. Get out there, and get involved."
Roseanne was joined Saturday by likeminded celebs, standard roaster comedians, and famous friends and acquaintances -- Glee's Jane Lynch hosted.
Lynch told Celebuzz on the shag -- not red -- carpet before the show of Barr:
"I just met her, but I've had a relationship with her on television for a long time. I was a huge fan of the show Roseanne, and huge fan of hers. How she evolved through the years, and really did it in front of us. She went through hard times and good times. She didn't hide from the public eye. Every once in a while, she does go away. She kind of just comes back with more force and is aware of how important she is, as a citizen of this world."
Perhaps the (unexpectedly) emotional highlight of the night inside was seeing Roseanne reunite -- sort of -- with ex-husband and longtime nemesis, Tom Arnold. The two divorced in 1994, after four years of marriage.
Arnold, after nearly two decades of acrimonious separation with Barr, waxed nostalgic, and affectionate onstage about their marriage -- even if Roseanne did later mention her hatred for Arnold as never-ending. Arnold solicited a few "Awws" from the audience for his candid memories.
They shared a hug at the end of Arnold's monologue.
Below is a transcript of what Arnold said onstage about Roseanne:
We have not been in the same room for over 18 years. It's nice to see to see so many people here tonight.What do you think about Arnold's message for his ex-wife? How do you feel about Roseanne's feelings about '50 Shades of Grey'?I'm not here to tear Roseanne a new one, because quite frankly, I've seen the old one. It is spectacular. Could use a little paint, maybe some plants in the corners. But trust me, that baby is move-in ready. Trust me.
Well, why am I here? I'm here to honor Roseanne. And, I'm here because I earned it, the hard way. Have any of you guys ever wrestled her? I have. Has she ever sent you to Paramount Studios to beat up Arsenio Hall for making fat jokes? I did, right? How many of you have been arrested at LAX for defending her singing? This guy right here. Have you ever had a knife pulled on you for spitting on her diet cookies? Yes, yes. That's right. Have you ever been sucker-punched in the face by her purse in front of Bob Hope at his 90th birthday party? Yes, you did.
Yes, at one time, we were very, very close. I was with Roseanne -- and she's talked about this a lot -- she had 27 personalities. And only two of them liked me. One of those was a small German boy. She's crazy, right?She's crazy. In the beginning of her career, she called herself a domestic goddess. Then, security called her a domestic terrorist. You've come a long way, baby.
Boy, have times changed. The first time I appeared on your show ['Roseanne'], over 47 million people watched it. To get those kinds of number, Comedy Central will have to re-air this roast 1 million times. Which unfortunately, or fortunately, they probably will do.
Rosie and I were once inseparable, we lived together, we worked together. We even got tattoos together. You remember. I had Rosie's face tattooed on my chest. Believe me, it is hard for a woman to have sex with you when Roseanne is staring at her. It's even harder to masturbate. Rosie, this is true, had 'I Love Tom Arnold' tattooed on her hip -- which made me the fourth largest property-owner in California.
Now that I'm allegedly sober, and we're both in stable relationships, I want you to know, Rosie, there is no reason to be jealous of my wife, Ashley. She's tall and thin and wasn't even born when we were married. Plus, I've learned from your biggest mistake -- I made her sign a pre-nup. Heh, heh, heh. That was some -- woah.
I want to say something about your boyfriend, Johnny. Johnny, I want to say this to you, man -- no matter what, you've got to stick with this woman. She may not be the perfect wife, but trust me, she's the worst ex-wife on the planet. Literally. You don't want to be the guy on the couch with your date and hear how small your [penis] is on 'Saturday Night Live.' And then, 'The View,' then CNN, then Al-Jazeera. She holds a grudge, people.
You know sometimes I forget what it's like to be Roseanne, and then I look at her Twitter feed, and it all comes rushing back. This is all true. One minute, she tweets, 'You're great.' The next tweet is 'Eat s***, dumb a**.' Followed by, 'Happy birthday, President Obama,' followed by 'Kiss my pot-smoking a**, Barack.' My personal favorite, you wrote this and I don't even know if you remember this: 'We have the right to make mistakes just like you, moron.' Still got it, kid, still got it.
Recently, Roseanne got in trouble for wishing cancer on Chick-fil-A customers. But you guys can all relax. If she had the power to wish cancer on anyone, I would have been dead in '94. Is that true? You tried.
Is this really the best format to do this? To get together with your ex after years at a frickin' roast. What is wrong with us?
Roseanne is running for president. I think politics needs someone like Rosie. Am I right? Seriously. This woman is so brave. I'd love to see Mitt Romney sit on a stage with a bunch of random, D-list celebrities, making fun of his vagina. That takes guts, man. And, you've got 'em.
You know, I met Roseanne 30 years ago. Remember that? Yeah, about 30 years ago. The first time I saw you perform, I knew you were one of the greatest. And when I got offstage, you said, 'You sure are a funny son of a b****.' I said, "Thanks. You want to do some blow?" We stole the emcee's car, and we disappeared for about three days -- remember that? And so began, our very own white trash Camelot, for one brief shining moment.
Then, in '85. Roseanne went on 'Johnny Carson,' which was every comic's dream in 1985. She killed, he laughed his ass off, gave her the thumbs-up, and invited her to sit on the couch. She got validation from the king that can never be taken away from you.
And, I just want to say, Roseanne, you were my Johnny Carson. Thank you for the thumbs-up, and thank you for allowing me to sit on your couch for a little bit.