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Or, at least chemistry, which is what Ariana Grande and Mac Miller undoubtedly have in their new video for 'The Way.' The video, which dropped March 28th, features the two enjoying some one on one time among balloons, and photo shoots of each other. The song debuted on On Air With Ryan just 3 days before the video premiered.
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Congratulations to our supporters The ALSO Foundation for their 30 years of service to the queer community. Help ALSO 'Bring Back the Love' this Saturday night – see the flyer for their dance party fundraiser below. For more details, visit ALSO's website!


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This piece is very different and has a distinct intention behind it. The HEART. Believing in it, speaking from it, opening it. I couldn't resist making all of the "fibrous" marks, which I don't acquaint with my usual style. I followed my own heart with an intention of healing for another and this is what the result was. Hope you enjoy ~
thanks, Geoffrey ... I always feel uncertain about posting, but doesn't do any good sitting in my drawer. lol. I appreciate it~
This work makes me a believer! I am so happy you had the courage to post it. It is a very touching piece, visually and conceptually. True beauty.
OMG!! LOVE this Angela!! I wish we cud be friends in real life, I would totally hang out near you in a creepy way when u r painting.
Hi all .... thanks! You're all so wonderful and supportive:) Sreetama! LOL! That is funny. Since this one was for a horse, I was watching Buck while I painted ... so we could have watched together:)! Anna, thanks for saying so. I hadn't really seen it as such, but like that you do. THanks Jacqueline - you're so cute. Thanks Wayne!! Thanks Carina!! THanks Sharon!! Thanks Jeff (abstract's my fave). Ya'll made my day.
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i realized that every single friday me and my friends go over to the same guy's house and watch him and his friends play halo. but usually maddie's there and so as long as i can sit next to her it's fine. last nite we actually switched it up a bit and after we went to the guy's house we went to another girl's house (these ppl are all friends of ours were not just raiding random ppl's houses) and maddie actually seemed kind of like she wanted to hang out with me more than everyone else. she was always trying to sit next to me, and we played capture the flag she wanted me to be on her team, and she was like running around and jumping up and down (she so hyper all the time its so CUTE!!!) and she wanted me to run around with her, and then one of the guys (steven, actually, from my GLM story) was like, you look like dancing monkeys, and then we started dancing around like monkeys. and later she had an ipod on and she was listening to fergalicious and dancing around and she was so hot dancing like that. she seemed like she actually wanted to hang out with me more than everyone else, but i think it was in a friendly way, but still.
on a random note, ive decided to get all my hair dyed pink and the underside dyed turquoise so that wen its in a ponytail, the back will be turqiouse. teehee. the poeple at school will think i am more of a freak than they already do. yay!
Dying your hair so other people think your a freak is always a good idea!!! I had my hair blue and then purple and then half blue half red for awhile. And then at a robotics competition we put this spray in dye and it was BRIGHT orange and we put like sabre paws (cuz we are teh sabres) and stripes and such. ITS FUN
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yeah . . .half the poeple at my school(the rich popular ones) think i am a freak because i dressed somewhat like an 80's whore in 6th grade, and then there were a couple of parties in 7th grade(thats all im gonna say) and then im the only one in the school who insults them to their faces and hates all of them. they think im a whore, i think. teehee. i find it all funny. pink hair will make them think i am even more of a freak and a whore. yay!
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Took my Rock River Arms Varmint Rifle A4, 8 MM Mauser Preduzece 44 model 98 with a B NICKEL SUPRA MARBURGL Supra-4x36 LS1 ES Made in Germany 4X Post, ASA 9 MM M-4 and my AA.50 Beo to the range today to play. I took several factory .223's as well as some of my reloads to try. I took Hornady 75Gr Steel Match Speer 64Gr Gold Dot,Wolf 75 grain BTHP Performance Ammunition, 77 Gr Sierra OTM over 24 grs of Varget, Sierra 69 Gr BTHP Match over 20 grs IMR-4198. Had some .50 Beo 275gr and 300gr Rainers over 37.7 grs of LilGun. Note to self" STOP putting the 275/300 in the same bag. Hard to tell them apart and they don't shoot to the same POI."
The Scope on the Mauser has an index mark that moves the POI to the right. Elevation just has an arrow. One would think the arrow is UP, it isn't. I moved the scope a little forward and had to resite in the scope and forgot what the arrow does. After I chased my rounds around I figured it out.
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Well, the weekend is finally here. We have a ton of projects that need to be wrapped up before the snow flies. It seems like the painting projects never end. We've been in our house for over 10 years, and somehow painting just isn't as fun when it's the second or third time around. It's those first coats that go on to your new home that are most exciting. I still get eager to see the transformation as we're nearing the end, but I'm so impatient with the rest of it all. I walk around saying, "I just want it to be done." While my husband is always saying, "If you did it all today what would you have to do tomorrow?" Happy weekend!
Friday, October 22, 2010
3 comments:
- Robin said...
Happy painting. I have a few projects I'm hoping to finish up this weekend also. That mad scramble every fall to finish up projects can get pretty crazy around here. Good Luck with all you have to do this weekend.
- October 22, 2010 at 2:48 PM
- From Beyond My Kitchen Window said...
Its nice to get things done before winter comes. I love my afghan at night and become even more lazy in the winter, especially in the bitter cold New England weather.
- October 22, 2010 at 4:09 PM
- WhiteWhispers2u said...
Happy Friday! oh I hear you we are on our 3rd paint job and would love to do it again.Ugh! Or just move..............Have a great weekend.~Cheers Kim
- October 22, 2010 at 7:42 PM
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A cross between snowflakes cut from paper and thread flowers, these spirograph drawings brought to life by Amanda McCavour rained down in a torrent from the gallery space ceiling in the hallway of the Gladstone Hotel. McCavour uses a fabric that dissolves as a base for her words in thread so that the layers can be built up into an item that can stand alone. In her words, "Tracing actions and environments through a process of repetition, translation and dissolving, I hope to trace absence. My work is a process of making as a way of tracing and preserving things that are gone, or slowly falling apart. "
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The Odescalchi Castle, on the shores of the Bracciano Lake, in Latium, hosted the wedding of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes. It was a fable-like backdrop to a fable-like ceremony.
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Some castle owners transform the building into a hotel – often a luxury one. Others use it to boost their reputation while doing business: think about it, receiving your business associates in a castle! Renting to rich tourists or to movie productions are also popular options.
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January 12, 2011 | Comments OffIn the Library with the Lead Pipe welcomes David B. Morris. In between twenty years as a self-employed writer, Morris held professorships at the University of Iowa, at the University of Virginia, and at Stanford University. His wider understanding of books and lives owes much to his wife, Ruth, a technical services librarian and library […]
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NBC NEWS — There's a growing trend of businesses going "kids-free." Cap's On the Water restaurant in St. Augustine, Florida allows children, but only in certain parts of the restaurant.
"You want to have a nice bottle of wine and dinner. I think you should be able to do that without children crying and running in and out," Cap's owner Vivian de Raad says.
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Swami, Viren and Begum, Salma and Petrides, K.V. (2010) Associations between trait emotional intelligence, actual–ideal weight discrepancy, and positive body image. Personality and Individual Differences, 49 (5). pp. 485-489. ISSN 0191-8869
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This study examined associations between trait emotional intelligence (trait EI) and two measures of body image, namely actual–ideal weight discrepancy and body appreciation. A total of 108 women completed the Photographic Figure Rating Scale, the Body Appreciation Scale, the Trait Emotional Intelligence Questionnaire, the Sociocultural Attitudes Toward Appearance Questionnaire-3, and provided their demographic details. Correlations showed that all trait EI factors were significantly associated with both actual–ideal weight discrepancy and body appreciation. In multiple regressions, only the well-being factor emerged as a significant predictor of actual–ideal weight discrepancy and body appreciation, respectively, once participant weight status and media influence had been controlled. These results are discussed in relation to interventions aimed at promoting positive body image through optimizing trait EI.
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Deeeeerp Rengar is still in cheesecake, please change this for a more accurate reflection of his playability. He's ok and thats it, just ok.
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Just wondering why Zyra's not among the list, She's a personal fav top lane with thorn spitters.
Can't take this seriously as long as Rengar is in "uncounterable permaban tier". But at least Alistar isn't listed as an OP bot laner anymore. lol
I'm a bit surprised you rank Janna that high in top lane. After all her nerfs, I feel that her main use is as a babysitter to a hyper carry, like Vayne, for instance. Seeing how hyper carries aren't always picked, I don't think Janna should be tier 1. Furthermore, "damaging"? How do people here usually build Janna? Her damage output, at least compared to Lulu, seems fairly "meh". She has great cc and a decent stereoid in her shield, but her damage isn't that great, to put it mildly.
Considering how high my win rate is with her, seeing Annie at the bottom of the second lowest tier makes me :3
I would like to see where MF falls into this list now that she got buffed. Maybe she did get put up higher than she was before?
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MANILA, Philippines – President Benigno Aquino on Thursday (January 9th) sought Norway's help in reviving failed peace talks with Maoist guerrillas, nearly a year after peace talks hosted by Oslo fell apart, AFP reported.
Norwegian Foreign Minister Borge Brende in Manila said Norway remained committed to mediating negotiations with the National Democratic Front (NDFP) and urged them to return to the negotiating table.
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Until now, the stumbling block in tissue engineering has been supplying artificial tissue with nutrients that have to arrive via capillary vessels. A team at the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany has solved that problem using 3D printing and a technique called multiphoton polymerisation. Dwarf galaxies suggest dark matter theory may be wrong. 16 September 2011Last updated at 18:47 By Leila Battison Science reporter, Bradford Dwarf galaxies around the Milky Way are less dense than they should be if they held cold dark matter Scientists' predictions about the mysterious dark matter purported to make up most of the mass of the Universe may have to be revised.
Bridges are Acoustic Information. Sound artist Rutger Zuydervelt and designer Gerco Hiddink have teamed up to organize a new audio project called Bridges.
[Image: From Bridges]. The project asked a group of eight well-known improvisational musicians to "react" to four Dutch bridges (or, more accurately, to field recordings made on, under, and near those bridges). The project is thus as much about musical improv as it is about infrastructural acoustics—a structural ecology of sound vibrantly humming in the spaces around us. Animals in the Optoelectronic Metropolis. [Image: LEVEL 1 from "Theriomorphous Cyborg" by Simone Ferracina].
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One of the runners-up for the recent Animal Architecture Awards is also one of my favorites from the competition: "Farmland World" by Allison Newmeyer and Stewart Hicks of the Chicago-based Design With Company. The project is an ironic investigation of how humans relate to farm animals—more specifically, how the ongoing spatial separation between humans and the animals they rely on for food and other forms of agricultural work can make animals seem to be nothing more than utilitarian machines. [Image: From "Farmland World" by Design With Company; view larger].
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CENTRAL POINT, Ore. — Some federally funded programs in Southern Oregon are feeling relief after the compromise in Congress. Southern Oregon Head Start relies on federal funding for 40% of their annual costs.
The 21 Head Start centers in Jackson and Josephine Counties provide meals, healthcare, special education and psychological services to children whose families demonstrate financial need.
The program's fiscal year doesn't begin until November 1st, so they were clear through October, but the director says if this deal only lasts until January, the program will be in trouble because January is right in the middle of the school year.
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Twigs & Trees with Rhonda: Education - The True Key
Genealogists, by the nature of the type of research they are trying to undertake, are constantly having to turn to a variety of different reference books. I confess to owning both Black's Law Dictionary and Taber's Medical Dictionary. When I purchased them, together I might add, the clerk asked me if I was going into medical law. If it were only that easy. |
History - That's the Key
The ancestors that we are searching for lived before us. That seems like an obvious statement, but there are many researchers who haven't yet come to the realization that it is necessary to read up on the history of the time period and locality where our ancestors were living. They lived through the times we have only read about. For some of the younger researchers, even events in the Twentieth century are history.
And yet, it is sad to say, few of us take the time to read up on the history. Few of us can recite the dates of crucial events that dramatically altered the lives of our ancestors. Do you know when the American Revolution was begun? Do you know what caused World War I? Can you say when the Irish Potato Famine began?
So many events have taken place. I love to read about them. No longer is history boring. History, to me, is the life my ancestors clung to. Without their perseverance and tenacity, I might not be here. More than that though, I have begun to realize that what used to be boring dates and details did, in fact, involve the lives of real people. I don't think I will ever stop being amazed by this revelation.
Definitions - That's the Key
Do you know what draper is? Until this week I didn't. Until this week, I had no need to know. For the truly curious, a draper is one that deals in clothing and cloth. Until this week I had not researched anyone that was a draper. Now I know and will be prepared for the next time I find that term in a census or other record.
As we dig in land records, wills, probate records, and other court records, we soon discover a world unlike any we have ever seen before. Unless you are a lawyer or a surveyor, there are many terms that will be foreign to you. When this happens, it can cause you problems in fulfilling the research your are attempting.
If you do not know what a chain or a link is in the land records you may have trouble determining if you have indeed traced all the land that was originally purchased, and then sold or bequeathed. If you do not know what a heir is, you may make erroneous assumptions when it comes to working in a probate record.
Fortunately for us, there are a number of useful dictionaries. I mentioned two already, and then there are ones geared toward genealogists, such as A to Zax. If you are working in foreign research, you may find that you need to add a translation dictionary to your many standard reference works. I keep these close at hand so that the next time a word pops up that I am unfamiliar with, I can easily grab the appropriate volume and educate myself.
Technology - That's the Key
We do truly live in a marvelous time. The things we can do with the electronic gadgets at our disposal are so easy, that we sometimes take them for granted, or completely forget that everyone hasn't always had such tools. This last week as I was at a library doing some genealogy, I realized I needed something off the Internet. Instead of having to wait until I got home, as this library did not have Internet access, I pulled out a particular connector, and hooked my laptop up to my cell phone. Within minutes I had what I needed and I was back at work.
In the last few weeks we have seen the release of a tool that genealogists rely on heavily - the census. For years we were happy to have it on microfilm and available through our local library or Family History Center. Soon we will have the entire set up through 1920 available in digitized images online. What a great time we live in to do our genealogy.
In Conclusion
There are many tools at our disposal. There are reference books. There are history books. There are dictionaries and other guides. There are tools at our fingertips through our computers. When you put them altogether you have all that you need to find answers to your questions and continue your genealogical research.
Rhonda R. McClure is a professional genealogist specializing in celebrity trees and computerized genealogy. She has been involved in online genealogy for fifteen years. She is the author of the award-winning The Complete Idiot's Guide to Online Genealogy, now in its second edition. She is the author of four how-to guides on Family Tree Maker. In late 2001, she wrote The Genealogist's Computer Companion. She is a contributing editor to Biography Magazine with her "Celebrity Roots" column and a contributing writer to The History Channel Magazine. Her latest book is Finding Your Famous and Infamous Ancestors. She may be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com | | | Help | | | About Us | | | Terms of Service | | | PRIVACY |


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Samsung, battling to hold on to its lead in the smartphone market, needs to win back consumers from Apple with its next big thing. But will the new Galaxy S6 be big enough?
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The company's moratorium on raises this year for executives now extends to all employees in South Korea, as the electronics giant focuses on facing its troubles in the mobile market.
The second highest valued venture backed company in the world is looking to get even richer by expanding a round of funding from $1.8 billion to $2.8 billion.
Apple is pumping €1.7 billion into two data centres that will be powered by 100 percent renewable energy.
John Legere, leader of the third-largest wireless carrier in the US, is now calling on the US to change the way the auction is run.
The two online travel companies will come together in hopes of fighting Priceline, Expedia's much larger competitor.
HTC's first wearable device could play nicely with both Android and iOS smartphones, says a new report.
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The second of the recommended albums that I will be reviewing. The first was that Andrew Jackson Jihad record. Up next is Treasure by Cocteau Twins.
Oh My God. I've found it. The pure distilled essence of Hipsterdom. It's this album. Ironic lyrics, overwhelming 80s fetish, song title with your spelled as Yr., colorful sunglasses, chick backup singer, lead singer with less than traditional vocals, ridiculous song titles. IT IS ALL HERE! This album is so underground I don't even think I really own it because owning things is too mainstream. Also, the name of this band is a reference to the film V For Vendetta. I think. OK, that aside, the music is a giddy sugar high of synths, shout along choruses, and bass that is really reminiscent of the past few Of Montreal album.
But that is not to say the album doesn't have flaws. Just because I enjoyed it, doesn't mean I'm blind to it's faults. This is an obnoxious record. Seriously, this band is totally douchey. I mean, yeah there is a sense of irony to the whole thing, but that doesn't change things. I'll paraphrase Cracked.com on this one: "It doesn't matter if you pooped your pants ironically, you're still known as the guy who has poop in his pants." The album has an enjoyable sound, with the aforementioned synth lines acting as an ear worm. I enjoyed it, but would I recommend it? That depends. If you are a fan of bands like Cut Copy or Hot Chip, who do a similar sound (and in my opinion are better), I'd say give it a listen. Because it isn't a bad album. It starts off really strong with the first three tracks being strong examples of why Synth-Pop can be good. But if you are the type of person who hates the 80s, or finds the sense of irony that bands like NPSH or Hot Chip tend to radiate annoying, stay far away from this album. Let's just say a 3.5 out of 5 on this one. Michael, thanks for the rec and the motivation to increase the review size. Sorry if I come off as overtly negative about one of your favorite albums.
LOOK AT THIS BAND!!! LOOK AT THEM! You know there has to be a case of Pabst Blue Ribbon just outside of the shot.
I just found out the stage names for this band:
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Real recognizes real.
And now it is all but a formality. Manning will continue his legendary playing career in Denver, for the Broncos and John Fox, and for John Elway.
Imagine that.
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No amount of work at UCLA was going to change the fact that Tebow doesn't have the arm or the accuracy Elway wanted. Elway didn't want Tebow or a college-style offense. He rode the wave last year, but he wasn't buying it for the future. And now Elway not only has the perfect quarterback, he has the only one who could displace Tebow and not enrage the fans.
This isn't Matt Flynn coming to town. This is Peyton freaking Manning.
Knowing firsthand how immensely popular Tebow was, Elway still orchestrated the biggest free-agency coup ever. He stuck to his beliefs. He knows how the NFL has changed since he was a player, how it is more important than ever to have a vertical passing game, how you can't win a Super Bowl unless you have one of the big boys under center -- a Rodgers or Roethlisberger, a Brees or Brady, or a Manning.
Tim Tebow isn't winning the Super Bowl, not in this era. A quarterback has to be able to move the chains, take a big strike, hit open receivers and score points.
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There is a chance it might not work. If it doesn't, even the great John Elway will be vilified. Elway didn't care. He wasn't scared. He can judge talent. He can spot apprehension, or a problem. If Manning wasn't right, Elway would have known. He was a championship quarterback once.
Doctors from three teams, including the Broncos, cleared Manning, as did Manning's personal doctors. But he is still coming off four surgeries. He needed his nerves to regenerate and his arm strength to return.
Elway obviously liked what he saw.
For Manning, so much of this has been about the process, about doing things the right way, about handling his business like a professional. And it was about finding the right fit. It wasn't necessarily all about money, because Bud Adams would have offered Manning more money to play for the Tennessee Titans. It wasn't necessarily all about winning, because San Francisco has the makings of a better all-around team in 2012 than Denver, as constituted today, does.
It was about Manning's being comfortable in his new environment, having some control and the Broncos' embracing Manning's vision for an offense. Elway got that. He understood exactly what Manning was going through, certainly better than anyone else in this process and probably better than Manning did himself.
That is why Elway put no pressure on Manning. He didn't set a deadline for a decision. He told Manning to take his time, to be absolutely sure.
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It never made sense that Manning would go play for Jim Harbaugh in San Francisco. They are too much alike. They both would need control. But Elway doesn't. He can sit back, as the executive, and help Manning in a way no one else could.
There is no better student of the game than Manning, and who better to work for than a Hall of Fame quarterback who won multiple Super Bowls?
That mattered. Elway mattered. He closed the deal. He got this done.
Now, there will be no quarterback controversy in Denver, not in 2012. The Broncos know who their starter will be and they have the utmost confidence in him. Manning got a playoff-caliber team with a stable offensive line, good young receivers, a mean defense and a veteran coach in Fox, who is not concerned about proving himself or keeping his job. He just wants to win.
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That's a long way—culturally and socially—from the Leesburg, Fla., United Methodist Camp that Warren attended growing up, first as a camper, then a counselor.
"My family and I joined the Methodist church when I was in fifth grade," she says. "In sixth grade my life was changed by the church …[through] the family I found in the youth group."
Indeed, the combination of youth group and camp would play a significant role in Warren's faith journey. She recalls telling her youth leader, "I want to do what you do, lead people to Jesus Christ."
Her youth leader's response was, "Great, but I think you'd be a good pastor." It wasn't that Warren didn't think she could become a pastor, but she had no model. At 18, she preached her first sermon under the camp's auspices, and she went on to major in religion at Florida Southern College before attending Duke Divinity School.
Today, Warren is the role model. Living conditions are harsh in Florida City, a community that is largely a Haitian and Hispanic mix. The traditional and customary roles for women, many of whom become single mothers as teens, involve work on farms or in the hospitality industry.
"More and more this area has become like an urban city in a suburban setting," says Warren, who is herself proof that young women today can choose alternative paths.
"Seeing a young, single, professional female has made them think, 'Wow, there are other options than having babies and depending on my husband, who may be selling drugs most of the time, to take care of my babies while I'm at work," she says.
And while 4-year-old Cassandra is playing pastor, older girls at Branches are determined to graduate from high school and perhaps eventually from college.
"I would like to call it incarnational ministry," says Warren. "We teach and preach and all of those things, but I think the biggest transformation comes when we are in relationship with the people we live around and decide to be with them no matter what—just like Jesus is with us."
Maria Mallory White is a freelance writer who has worked for Business Week and U.S. News & World Report. A graduate of Candler School of Theology, she is an African Methodist Episcopal minister.
For more information about findings on women in ministry from the National Congregations Study, see Mark Chaves's articles: Why are there (still!) so few women clergy? and Gender, lay leadership and fancy rhetorical footwork on Faith & Leadership.


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With the MFO unequipped, untrained and not mandated to deal with the new threats emerging in Sinai, the United States has been looking for other options for increasing security in the region. The Obama administration reportedly reached out to the Egyptian government with a list of suggestions for bolstering security in Sinai by enhancing intelligence and counterterrorism capabilities. The United States, according to press reports, has offered to equip Egypt with electronic and aerial surveillance systems and to train police officers dealing with the jihadist violence in Sinai.
But according to Eric Trager, an expert on Egypt at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, Egypt's efforts to counter militant cells have shown little progress, because "the Egyptian army was afraid of confronting the citizens of Sinai. They were afraid that if they got involved, they'd become a target."
Beyond that, said Michele Dunne, a former White House and State Department official who now directs the Middle East program at the Atlantic Council, "Sinai is a multidimensional problem, with terrorism, smuggling and long-term social problems, and an effective strategy should include all components."
Unrest in Sinai, experts stress, did not begin with the fall of Mubarak and is not necessarily tied to the power struggle between the Muslim Brotherhood and the old regime. Tensions go back as far as Gamal Abdul Nasser's 1952 revolution, and have been driven by decades of neglect of the peninsula's Bedouin population by the regime in Cairo.
Another destabilizing factor in Sinai is the growth of criminal activity following Israel's siege of Gaza. Tunnel smuggling of goods and weapons into Gaza from Sinai contributed to an increase in violence fueled by business rivalries rather than by political grievances. Dealing with this aspect of Sinai lawlessness, Dunne said, would require "tough decisions" by Israel regarding the closure of Gaza.
The MFO, according to Dermer, has known about the tunnels, but "did nothing" even though they were located directly within sight of their posts. "Their job is to monitor force levels. That's all," Dermer said.
"There needs to be more than just a military response to this situation," added Joel Rubin, director of policy and government affairs at the Ploughshares Fund and a former Egypt desk officer at the State Department, in charge of political-military relations. "Real engagement — political and economic — with the local population can go a long way to calming the situation there. The U.S. should ensure that such views are included in the development of any security plan."
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Enforce Pick > Call order. Done.
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I feel like a WoW Dungeon Finder style queue would do more harm than good. It cements roles and stifles the meta. If someone wants to do a bruiser style bot lane, what do they queue for? A system like this will lead to expectations for everyone to abide by a certain set of rules even more so than the current meta. Especially since the adc role seems less prominent at this time, and the meta seems on the edge of a huge evolution.
I also would like to add that I am very uncomfortable with a vote-kick function. I used to play a game where vote-kicks were possible, and usually it would go well, but it sort of turned political at times, and unknown players (large scale pvp) tended to get the short end of the stick because they had no reputation. Likewise, we are not expected to know other players we wind up with, and I can forsee vote-kicking not going very well.
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Question, is there a distinct difference in attitude overall throughout both Normals and Ranked Solo Q?, and possibly the level of play? (Higher ELO vs Lower ELO). Is it possible to have different solutions in different scenarios?
Cameryn Kyre
My thoughts on these "solutions" as a Psychology grad student myself: Vote kick initially seems like a good idea- it doesn't force a meta or cause matchmaking issues. However, there are abuse concerns with both premades and kicking out unconventional picks. Teams could also abuse this function to force a requeue if they don't like the enemy team composition. Role queueing seems to strike at the root of the problem, which is that multiple people want to play the same role at the same time. One issue is that this would "enforce" a meta to some extent, which Riot does not wish to do. Another issue is that queue times would not be equal for all roles (supports would have lower queue times, mids would have higher queue times) so a mid player may queue as support to try and break the system. Prisoner Island seems like a decent solution possibly, except that toxic players are not going to become less toxic by being queued with negative players. Being around negative players will probably just make their behavior worse, which gives little opportunity for reform. Maybe the best idea is to have role preference indicators before queuing up. This forces the meta less than queuing as a specific role (and avoids the queue time issues), but may allow for easier communications of the preferred roles of everyone on the team. You can at least point to one of the people demanding Mid and say "Hey we don't have an AD Carry yet and you have that listed as your second choice, mind doing that for this game?" There's no perfect solution, but having easy access to everyone's role preferences may help in a time-crunched environment.
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This solution please. http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/...order+solution A pre typed sentence taken from each player as they go to enter the queue, but before they arrive in the champ select lobby. Please consider the merits of this suggestion.


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Preheat oven to 350°.
Heat margarine in a medium nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add mushrooms; sauté 5 minutes or until tender. Set aside.
Combine barley, onion soup mix, and water in a 3-quart casserole, and stir in mushroom mixture. Cover and bake at 350° for 1 hour and 15 minutes or until liquid is almost absorbed. Garnish casserole with chives, if desired.
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Organized by the Corita Art Center (CAC) in Los Angeles and curated by CAC Director Alexandra Carrera, the exhibition features 44 serigraphs plus supporting images and interactives. Additional commentary will be provided by artist and curator Julie Ault, author of Come Alive: The Spirited Art of Sister Corita (Spring 2006).
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I've added some new tools and features to the OSLC website. We want to make it easier to discuss OSLC, find content, and add more points of view to the site.
Let's dive in.
We've added forums to the site. Go take a look! If you've got a question or anything that you want to see discussed publicly, post away.
To sign up, head to this page to register.
I've started us off with a few basic forums:
Of particular interest might be this FAQ that discusses (among other things) becoming a moderator or requesting new forums. I've also got a little rundown of the text formatting for posts if you want to get fancy.
We have a blog now in place of our old News page. (You'll automatically be redirected there, but you should update your bookmarks.)
I've ported over every old news post. Now every post has (and will have) a permanent, stand-alone URL, which will make it easier to share posts with others. (This is a useful and obvious advancement over our old system of "Go to the news page and keep scrolling".)
Speaking of sharing, at the bottom of each post you'll find the usual collection of buttons to share a news post on the big social networks. If you like what you're seeing, do spread the word.
To bring a little order to the chaos, we can now organize posts by OSLC workgroups and with tags: for a taste, here's all the posts that have something to do with the Change Management workgroup and all the posts about Eclipse Lyo.
I've passed on a traditional commenting system, but you can discuss blog posts in the forums. We can associate a blog entry with a forum thread, so if someone's already started a conversation in the forum you'll see a link to that thread right here.
In the future, we'll be opening the blog up to multiple authors so you'll start seeing a variety of voices around here with different types of content.
Oh, and for you RSS lovers, there's an RSS feed for new blog posts to keep you updated.
I've built a framework for managing our multi-page tutorials, which makes it easier for me to maintain, organize, and update our existing tutorial and primer. The drawback is that to do so I had to move them to new URLs.
The new links are on the Resources page, and if you access either of them with an old bookmark, I've done my best to redirect you to the right place (including if you bookmarked something like /primer/#query_mechanisms
with an anchor in the URL).
Every individual page now has its own URL, which is good for bookmarking something and also vastly better for people coming to this site via search engines. In the past, you would get a search hit on the tutorial and then have to fish through the entire document page-by-page to find the term that you searched for. Not ideal.
If you haven't been here in a while, over the past month or two I've added new pages including big lists of resources about OSLC, a list with our current specifications, a page that for software that implements OSLC specifications, and a list of member organizations.
All of these are of course living documents; if you see something missing or wrong, let me know.
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Here are the speakers who presented at Vegfest 2014.
Our speakers program provides an invaluable opportunity to hear the latest on nutrition and health from our doctors and dietitians. There is always ample opportunity to ask questions, both at the talks and afterwards in the bookstore or at their booths.
Chan Hwang, M.D. obtained his medical degree at Loma Linda University School of Medicine in 1994 and completed a four-year residency program in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation in 1998 at the McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University Medical School. Dr. Hwang has been in practice in the Seattle area focusing on the rehabilitation of musculoskeletal and neuromuscular disorders since 1998. He has also been the pain clinic physician consultant for the Puyallup location of UBC, Inc. since May of 2001. His passion is to provide lifestyle and physical medicine as well as rehabilitation resources to the under-served not only in Western Washington but internationally as well.
Dr. Arun Kalyanasundaram (Dr. K) is an interventional cardiologist with practices at Highline Medical Center and Swedish Medical Center in Seattle. Originally from India, Dr. K is a lifelong vegetarian. He obtained a Masters in Public Health at the University of Maryland, and then completed his residency and fellowship at Geisinger and Cleveland clinics respectively. He moved to Seattle in 2011. Dr K. strongly believes in a holistic approach to cardiology – with a particular emphasis on preventive cardiology primarily through diet and lifestyle. He was greatly impressed by the work of Dr Dean Ornish, Dr T. Colin Campbell and Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn, who all advocate a plant-based diet, and his "template" of a diet for his patients is based on the seminal work of Dr. Esselstyn.
After his talk, and throughout the rest of the weekend, Dr K, along with Dr. Helmuth Fritz, will be offering free carotid artery scans at Vegfest, so you can discover the level of plaque build up in your arteries, and whether a vegetarian diet would help.
Dr. George Lee, MD, is a graduate of Loma Linda University Medical School, is board certified in Family Medicine and has been practicing Family Medicine for 15 years. He believes in preventative medicine and emphasizes the value of a vegetarian diet in preventing the most common diseases threatening us today. Dr Lee currently has a private practice at Lake Hills Medical Associates in Bellevue.
Dr. Malhotra is an Infectious Diseases and Internal Medicine physician at Virginia Mason Medical Center (VMMC) in Seattle. She received her medical degree from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi, India, receiving the President's Silver Medal. After completing her infectious diseases fellowship at the University of Washington (UW) in 1998, she served on the faculty at the UW and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center before moving to VMMC in 2008. Besides her role as a clinician at VMMC, she conducts translational research in immunology at the Benaroya Research Institute.
Dr. Malhotra grew up as a vegetarian in India and now having lived in the US for over 25 years she has embraced vegetarian cuisines from many cultures. She will discuss the immense benefits of a whole unrefined plant-based diet and the joys of a healthful vegetarian cuisine.
Dr. Park-Hwang is a board certified obstetrician and gynecologist. She received her undergraduate degree at the University of Washington, medical education at Loma Linda University, School of Medicine, and graduate training in obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Illinois at Chicago. She has joined the Tacoma Family Medicine Residency program in 1998 as faculty, and has been actively involved in training the obstetrics and gynecology portion of resident training. Her special interests include managing commonly occurring women's health problems through healthy lifestyle changes.
A native of the midwest, Ron Swensen, MD, fell in love with the Pacific Northwest during a visit to Seattle while in college. He earned his medical degree from Loma Linda University and completed a Family Medicine Internship at the University of Wisconsin. He completed his Obstetrics and Gynecology residency at Stanford and a Gynecologic Oncology fellowship at Penn State (Hershey), before receiving Board Certification in 1998. Dr. Swensen subsequently joined Valley Medical Center as Medical Director for Oncology Services. His practice includes surgery, chemotherapy and long-term management of known or suspected cancer of the female reproductive tract. He is trained in robotic and laparoscopic surgical procedures.
Dr. Ani Das' particular focus in training during medical school was the application of osteopathic manipulation to musculoskeletal medicine. He completed his post-graduate medical training at the University of Washington/Valley Medical Center in Family Medicine. Dr. Das practices family medicine, osteopathic medicine, and sports medicine. He is currently on the Clinical Faculty at the University of Washington, teaching musculoskeletal medicine and osteopathy to Family Medicine residents. Outside medicine, Dr. Das is an avid triathlete and an IRONMAN finisher. He currently trains in Crossfit and yoga to bring balance to his endurance focus.
Helmuth Fritz, M.D. is board certified in Internal Medicine and is an assistant clinical professor of medicine at Loma Linda University School of Medicine. Prior to his Loma Linda University appointment, he served as a staff physician and researcher at the NEWSTART Medical Clinic at Weimar Institute, a health and education organization that focuses on lifestyle to treat and prevent many common degenerative diseases. He has over 20 years experience practicing general internal medicine in Washington State.
In addition, look for representatives from Bastyr Center for Natural Health, chiropractors and registered dietitians at their booths throughout Vegfest.


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Portia de Rossi Chats About Her Lily Munster Look in 'Mockingbird Lane'
Portia de Rossi called in to "On Air with Ryan Seacrest" to chat about playing Lily Munster in "Mockingbird Lane," a reimagined version of the classic 1960s comedy "The Munsters."
On Sporting Long Dark Lily Munster Locks:
"I've always, my whole life wanted to have short, like really, really short hair and for whatever reason, probably because my mother told me I would be ugly without long hair and other terrible things. I never had the guts to cut it off. So, finally I cut it off and then every single project I've done since then have been in a wig. So, 'The Munsters' Lily Munster is kind of known for her long dark hair. The wig is so thick and long. But it's kind of fun actually, to be a brunette and have this kind of hair."
On Mockingbird Lane:
"I have never seen anything like this in TV before. It's so hard to describe, because I feel like saying it's kind of like a 'Harry Potter' movie. I mean, that's kind of the brilliance of Bryan Singer, who did 'Usual Suspects' and 'X-Men.' He's brought something to TV that I think we've never seen before," she tells us.
Portia continues, "It's based on the original show 'The Munsters,' but it is a drama. So, it's a little bit darker, a little bit creepier, we do kill people, but nicely and we have a good time doing it. It's still in the spirit of the original, because it is essentially about family and parenting more than anything. The kid who's a little different than the other kids and how do you successfully raise a werewolf. That's our dilemma through the series."
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UPDATE: Mother now charged with First-Degree Murder for infant death in Zachary; coroner releases findings
POSTED: Wednesday, April 11, 2012 - 5:30pm
UPDATED: Wednesday, April 11, 2012 - 5:34pm
ZACHARY, LA (NBC33) — UPDATE: The East Baton Rouge Coroner has released preliminary findings of how a two-month-old boy was killed yesterday, allegedly by his mother.
The coroner says Prince Jayvion Brown died from blunt force trauma to the head and extremities.
The boy's mother, Sabrina Maiden, was arrested and charged with First-Degree Murder shortly after the body was found. The final autopsy report has not been released yet.
UPDATE: The East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office has changed the charges for Sabrina Maiden to First-Degree Murder.
A charge of First-Degree Murder includes a purposeful death, which can be premeditated. This means that a person commits an act of murder with the knowledge and purpose of death.
A charge of Second-Degree Murder includes a killing with the intent to do harm, but not to kill This means that a person commits an act of murder by accident, not necessarily by choice.
UPDATE: The name of the mother has been released. Sabrina Maiden was booked into the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison for Second-Degree Murder.
ORIGINAL STORY: A two month old baby is dead, and his parents are facing charges.
East Baton Rouge deputies say the incident started as an argument last night, Monday, April 9, between 2 month old Javion Brown's mother and father Willie Brown Junior, 32.
Deputies say the mom left the house with her son after that argument. EBR Deputies got a phone call early Tuesday morning saying Javion is unaccounted for.
Several agencies used foot patrol, dogs, and helicopters to search for the boy.
Javion Brown's body was found in a ditch across from the house in Zachary.
Deputies say the mother, whos name isn't being released, is being charged with Second-Degree Murder. Meanwhile, Willie Brown Jr. is facing several drug charges.
NBC33's Jason Newton is in Zachary tracking the latest developments.
He'll have much more tonight on NBC33 News at 5:00, 6:30, and 10:00.
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