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I mentioned in an earlier post that I won't be dating again until my heart's aligned with God's heart. I received an e-mail from someone asking for an explanation. I could not answer the inquiry concisely, so I'll respond with this post.
Relationships should be about giving. People often say that relationships are "give and take" but I disagree. We live in a society that promotes independence, self-preservation, and selfishness. People often look at romantic relationships in the context of "what can this person do for me?" and not "what can I do for this person?" But, if both parties enter a relationship with the mindset of giving, they will both receive. If one or both people are not giving, the relationship cannot work.
If you want to have something you've never had, you must be willing to do things you've never done before. If I continue jumping from relationship to relationship, I will never become the woman I know I'm capable of becoming. God is the center of my focus now because He can make my heart more selfless. Being single is not about my independence– it's about finding unity with God. It's asking Him to extinguish the selfishness in my heart so I can be the best possible partner for somebody in God's perfect timing. For now, I want Him to be my completer– not another person.
Our desire for independence can be fueled by many sources– pride, unresolved issues, pain from the past, bitterness, etc. People say that time heals all wounds, but sometimes time just prolongs our pain. Jesus heals all wounds. He fixes broken hearts, relieves our minds of bitterness, and humbles us enough to get out of our own way so He can use us.
I think God's purpose for romantic relationships, beyond supporting one another, is that we would reflect His image to a lost, dying, and self-focused world. If we love one another in a way that is truly selfless, then others will want what we have. If we pursue peace, offer forgiveness, and live in love… We might just change the world. It's been said that people who are hurt, hurt other people. But the same works in reverse– people who are healed, heal other people.
I will never pretend to know what's best for anyone else. I cannot judge your journey because I have not walked your path. I just know that this is the direction my heart is being pulled and I want to share my heart with you.
To the person who e-mailed me: I hope that answers your question.
To everyone else: Thank you, as always, for reading and sharing your beautiful hearts with me.

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Basil Ice Cream
Makes about 3 cups
- Active time:25 min
- Start to finish:3 1/2 hr
October 2004
When food editor Shelley Wiseman remarked on the basil ice cream she had at JoJo, Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Manhattan bistro, other editors recalled tasting herb-flavored custards in Milan years ago.
- 2 cups whole milk
- 3 tablespoons chopped fresh basil
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 4 large egg yolks
- 1/2 cup well-chilled heavy cream
Special equipment:
an instant-read thermometer; an ice cream maker
Bring milk, basil, 1/4 cup sugar, and a pinch of salt to a boil in a 2-quart heavy saucepan, stirring, then remove from heat and let steep 30 minutes. Transfer to a blender (reserve saucepan) and blend until basil is finely ground, about 1 minute.
Beat together yolks and remaining 1/4 cup sugar in a medium bowl with an electric mixer until thick and pale, about 1 minute. Add milk mixture in a stream, beating until combined well. Pour mixture into reserved saucepan and cook over moderate heat, stirring constantly with a wooden spoon, until mixture coats back of spoon and registers 175°F on thermometer (do not let boil). Immediately remove from heat and pour through a fine-mesh sieve into a metal bowl. Set bowl in a larger bowl of ice water and stir until cold, 10 to 15 minutes.
Stir in cream and freeze in ice cream maker. Transfer ice cream to an airtight container and put in freezer to harden, at least 2 hours.
Cooks' note: Ice cream can be made 2 days ahead.
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After visiting the Sky Rest New Muroto in the southern part of Shikoku Jordy and I got back on the road to find an abandoned school in the middle of nowhere about 50 kilometers away. While the most popular way of finding places to explore seems to be (mostly useless) books like Nippon No Haikyo and doing research on the internet the most effective way to do it actually is to rent a car and hit the road. In our case we stumbled across two amazing abandoned places (or haikyo (廃墟), ruins, as they are known in Japan) on our way to the school: an abandoned hotel and an abandoned Pachinko parlor in amazing condition.
After about half an hour on the road I saw a huge sign advertising a hotel – and the sign looked like it wasn't taken care of for at least a decade. I told Jordy about it and we decided to turn around. Driving up a hill for only a short distance there it was, the shangri-la (yes, lower case spelling…). Very unspectacular from the outside Jordy cracked some jokes about how the place doesn't live up to its name, but we were disabused soon…
With the front desk gone and the kid's play area and gift shop almost empty, the shangri-la became interesting when I entered the office behind the front desk. Amongst the mess of documents and office items like ink cartridges scattered all over the floor I found a photo album with wedding pictures. Was the shangri-la maybe more than it appeared from the outside? It was. Right around the corner was a rental counter for towels and other bathing equipment and from there I could already see the indoor water park – huge by Japanese standards, well below average being used to European facilities like that. Nevertheless fascinating, especially since the pool was quite complex with several small water slides and a bridge across to where I assume once a bar was.
The rest of the ground floor was occupied by a kitchen, another bar and a small recreational area outside. The hotel part of the shangri-la was on the second floor. All rooms were empty by the time of my visit, but one of them was labeled "CHAPEL", so I guess it's easy to say that the shangri-la was a wedding hotel.
No Japanese hotel is complete without two shared baths (one for men, one for women) and the ones here were quite nice, including a rather spacious sauna considering the size of the shangri-la.
Jordy and I weren't the first visitors to the shangri-la in the 10 years since it was closed (judging by the ad for a marathon in November of 2000), but to my surprise I've never seen it on the internet before. There was a bit of chaos here and there, but almost none of the typical signs of vandalism ruining the more famous… ruins. No arson, hardly any smashed interior, no broken windows – hardly any mold, well-lit, secluded. A truly great place to explore!
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Chernobyl Pictures At Antenne Bayern
Posted in AK In Other Media, Urbex on 2011/04/26 | 6 Comments »
Last week I got an e-mail from Antenne Bayern, Germany's most popular private radio station, asking for permission to publish some of my Chernobyl pictures on their homepage. After some fruitful negotiations we agreed on eleven pictures and I wrote some captions for them – the rest, including the captions to my Youtube videos, was written by the staff at Antenne Bayern. Please *click here* to have a look at the picture series (the site is in German only).
Sky Rest New Muroto (スカイレストニュー室戸)
Posted in Abandoned, Asia, Haikyo, Japan, Kochi, Restaurant, Shikoku, Urbex, Video, Visited in 2010 on 2011/04/19 | 8 Comments »
The Sky Rest New Muroto (スカイレストニュー室戸) is a prime example of an abandoned place that suffered severly from too much attention – and by too much attention I mean the book "Nippon No Haikyo" (ニッポンの廃墟), which is pretty useless by now since it became victim of its own popularity. Unlike most books about abandoned places Nippon No Haikyo includes maps. Some of them are completely useless, but others are almost as detailed as if it was a GoogleMaps link. Why is the book useless? Because most of the described locations are demolished by now due to the attention the book drew to the respective places from August 2007 on – *Koga Family Land* for example was abandoned for more than 20 years until it was demolished in December of 2008, same for Nagoya Toyo Ball, Nihon Cement Mojiko and the Inagawa Trap Shooting. Other places once easily accessible were boarded up (Hototogisu Ryokan) or severely vandalized (like the ghost town *Mukainokura*).
The Sky Rest New Muroto is one of those places that suffered a lot of damage over the past four years. If you are lucky you can find pictures taken before Nippon No Haikyo was published and see a very unique building with lots of intact (rusty and dusty) interior, but since even blogs about food and flowers posted the exact location on maps (something that 95% of urbex blogs would never do!) the Sky Rest became a ravaged shadow of itself. Pretty much all of the interior was ripped out and shredded to pieces – all that's left is the impressive concrete structure and piles of scrap everywhere. In addition to that the lighting conditions on the day of the shooting were terrible, so especially the early outdoor pictures turned out to be actually pretty horrible – I apologize for that! (I publish them anyways to give you a better impression of the unique architecture; the building looks like a fortress with three canon towers on top. The video coming with this article isn't outstanding either, but I present it for the same reason, although I never intended to publish it, like all the other videos I took. But some of them, especially the one taken at the *Shime Coal Mine*, turned out to be quite popular…)
Now surrounded by antennas submitting television and communication signals the Sky Rest still towers Cape Muroto and offers a gorgeous view in all directions. Sadly there is barely anything known about the place – old pictures confirm what you can assume from the name, that the Sky Rest once was a restaurant for people enjoying the stunningly beautiful nature of Cape Muroto. In addition to that some pictures show remains of rusty and broken arcade machines, although they must have been very old given the fact that the Sky Rest was closed in 1978…
The Tokushima Countryside Healthspa (お水荘ヘルスピア)
Posted in Abandoned, Amusement Park, Asia, Haikyo, Hotel / Ryokan, Japan, Shikoku, Spa / Onsen, Sports, Tokushima, Urbex, Video, Visited in 2010, Zombies on 2011/04/06 | 8 Comments »
Bathing is a very important aspect of Japanese culture, deeply rooted in centuries-old traditions. Although most apartments and houses have their own baths nowadays (unlike 30 years ago), public bath houses are still popular even in residential areas of big Japanese cities. Onsen and sentō are gender-separated places of tranquility where people enjoy a relaxing hot bath (usually around 40°C) after a hard day of work or an intense workout. Onsen towns in the middle of nowhere are popular vacation destinations for the Japanese domestic tourism and a must see / do for many foreign visitors.
Waterparks with slides and wave pools on the other hand are not nearly as popular in Japan as they are in the States or Europe. Most of the time they are considered one amongst many attractions of amusement parks (like at Nara Dreamland) – and indoor waterparks are even more rare.
From what I was able to find out the Tokushima Countryside Healthspa (お水荘ヘルスピア), an indoor water park with some hotel rooms, was opened in 1975 (under a different name) to complement a countryside farm, attracting visitors with millions of flowers. It was renovated and expanded in 1994 to be re-opened under its current name – making dance shows and karaoke new selling points. Due to its remote location (35 minutes by bus from the next train station) and the economic crisis the number of guests decreased while the debt piled up to 800 million Yen – and lowering the entry fee from reasonable 1700 Yen per day (10 a.m. to 10 p.m.) with special promotions (Ladies Day on Thursdays for 850 Yen and Friends Day on Fridays for 1000 Yen) didn't help either – at the end they reportedly sold tickets for as low as 100 Yen… So in 2002, after 27 years, the lights went out at Tokushima Countryside Healthspa.
I have to admit: I love indoor waterparks. It's one of the few leisure activities I really miss living in Japan. Back home in Germany you can find quite a few abandoned public swimming pools, indoor and outdoor, but no abandoned waterparks. So I enjoyed every minute of the two hours I spent there. The hotel part was quite vandalized and rather boring, so I left it rather quickly to go over to the swimming pools and the waterslide. On the way I passed a kitchen and some functional rooms. In two of them quite a few goods and training equipment were lined up, here and there I found price tags scattered all over the place – it seems like the owner tried to sell as much as possible before closing for good. The now empty main pool looked pretty much like a rather local indoor water park in Germany and I loved how red and green leafed plants were growing inside; if there ever was a zombie attack you know where to go to if the Shime Coal Mine is already occupied – if you know what I mean…
The outside waterslide at the bold cliff looked absolutely amazing, the weather just contributing to the atmosphere, so please have a look at the videos, too. Next to the waterslide was a staircase leading down to a pool, now filled with moldy brackish water, two dead greenish doves lying at the pool edge. Again, amazing atmosphere – kinda spooky, but not dangerous at all; neither physically nor in the form of security or other "guests" thanks to the remote location.
Like pretty much all of the previous and upcoming locations of my Haikyo Road Trip To Shikoku the Tokushima Countryside Healthspa was a unique, relaxed and fascinating place to explore. Shikoku, an urbex heaven!


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@Fa5t3r - There are some incredible examples of complex origami online as well, if you want to be more challenged. I would use real origami paper for those, though, since it is designed to work as well as possible for the art form.
Although, there are people who seem to take using unusual paper as a challenge. It's relatively popular for people to give origami cash arrangements as presents for example.


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Blue Posts and Other WoW News: More on non-transmoggable gear, Raid Finder tips {WoW}
Dec 1st 2011 3:07PM It's comments threatening to 'slap authors in the face' for expressing an oppinion that make me want to slap someone in the face.
..but wait...I just expressed that opinion. So now that means I need to slap myself. *slap* OW! this hurts, no wonder I want to slap people for wanting to do this *Slap" ohh I think I broke my nose, I should slap whoever made me do this. *slap* OW, stupid face slappers *slap* I don't think this is going to end well.. *slap slap slap*
Totem Talk: Restoration gets buffed edition {WoW}
Feb 22nd 2011 2:44PM I'm afraid increasing dodge wouldn't work. In raids these cooldowns are designed to be used when it's known the boss is about to use a massively powerful blow that could drop the tanks health so low as to put him at a risk of dieing by the time you get off your next heal. Now there are two reasons increase dodge won't work in this case
1) Most of the big hits bosses do are magic in nature. Since magic attacks can't be dodged this cooldown would be all but worthless (yes it would still help mitigate the melee attacks, but not the powerful spell your really trying to avoid). What's the point of a cooldown that can't prevent any attack that warrants burning a cooldown?
2) Even for a regular attack this spell is too vulnerable to the RNG gods. If it increases dodge enough to push regular attacks off the attack table it would be too powerful and need nerfed, so we can assume that it still leaves a small chance of being hit. This means that there is a small percentage of the time when you would burn your cooldown to try to prevent an attack that your afraid could one shot your tank....and the tank wouldn't dodge and would still be one shot. The whole point of defensive cooldowns is that you have to guarantee the damage is mitigated because you don't think you can heal through it, you can't afford trusting the RNG to guarantee your tank isn't oneshot.
I do like the idea of using a wind element affect, I just don't think dodge is the right idea...
Must-have PvP talents for mages, part 3 {WoW}
Nov 8th 2010 3:31PM this is true in WOTLK. Blizzard is trying to boost PVP survivability and lower the 2 GCD deaths and burst damage. As such there is a reasonable chance that high DPS won't be nearly as imperative. It's hard to say wheather control, dps, or a mixture of both will be most viable in a month.
Personally I'm still playing a frost goblin when cata comes out. I've always found the concept of frost appealing, but never wanted to level through 20+ levels to begin gaining the control and potential of a real frost mage. With the new changes in cata and the ability to be truely frosty from lvl 10 I have no choice but to start up that mage I've always been dreaming of.
Breakfast Topic: What does your class choice say about you? {WoW}
Oct 12th 2010 8:01AM I'm a healer. Doesn't matter what type of healer, any game I play I'm the healer. If not the healer I'm the Buffer/CCer/debuffer. And I play a restro druid because I keep telling myself I'll learn to tank.
Basically I want to support the group as a whole, and don't mind being in a supporting role to do it. Healing has always appealed to me, and if I could wake up tomorrow with one 'super power' I would pick ability to heal myself and/or others long before X-ray vision, flying, psychic powers, or shooting lasers out of my eye (really Cyclopes was kind of a dud compared to the other X-men)
The Lawbringer: WoW in China {WoW}
Sep 24th 2010 10:59AM we are a contry that 'offically' keeps relegion out of out courts. Do you know how many laws are bassed off of religious stigmas/belifes/views?
Why is suicide so horrible? The bible says so
Why does the army practice "don't ask, don't tell"? homosexuality is a sin
Why do we censor nudity and sexuality so heavily? the bible warning about the sins of lust
We've grown in such a christian enviroment that even those that claim to be an athiest or agnostic take these parts of our culture to be the normal. They don't realize that they all origniated due to religious belifes because they have expanded out of religion and become part of culture. I'm sure it's the same in China
The Queue: Snorkelplex {WoW}
Sep 15th 2010 12:31PM "I'd like to say in our defense that very few of us are able to use our spare time toward the betterment of humanity"
Sure you can. Just visit volunteermatch.org and plug in your zip code or city. There are always ways you can spend your time to help others, even if you have no training or special skill-set. Of course everyone needs to waste some of their free time (and WoW is a great waste of time!), but there are ways to spend that time "towards the betterment of humanity". Try it out some time, you may find you enjoy bettering humanity.
And we need to better humanity, so humanity can take those filthy green-skinned orcs!
Shifting Perspectives: Healers, selfishness and trouble ahead, part 2 {WoW}
Sep 1st 2010 10:16AM I just wanted to say that I have to agree with part of this post, specifically about our mastery. My great concern is that with mana efficency being a primary concern in cata we will be encouraged to keep our tanks at 20% health at all times. I know blizzard has said they wern't designing the content with this in mind, but lets all admit that content doesn't always end up the way blizzard intended. If I'm running out of mana I *will* be keeping my tanks hp low. It's simpley the smart and efficent way of doing things. I don't want to do this, but I what are the alternatives? Any content that doesn't challenge my mana will not be exciting, and any content that drains my mana will force me to keep my tanks nearly dead.
I also don't like the way healers are all becoming the same. I understand what they are doing with regrowth, and in gerneral I can almost support it; except that it's taking away our HoT! Sure the new healing model will work, but it's not the modle I created a druid to play, and it's just a bit too similar to how a holly pally would heal. I want more of a focus on HoTS. I also really don't like the concept behind having a ground based heal that we have no control over; I would love for them to cut that entierly and instead either buff our hots or give us another form of HoT. Maybe make the ground bassed effect activate a hot, so someone can step on the ground and then move off and still be healed? at least then it would feel a little more...druidy?
I would say the ideal druid niche for raid would be either throughput or efficency. I think efficency is the more interesting modle to focus on, with druid hots being more efficent and allowing us to throw far more (admitiedly sometimes weak) hots around when nessesary. How about instead of our current mastery bonus we get a mastery that lowers the mana cost of our HoT spells instead? that would similtaniously re-introduce the focus on HoTs (more then I think our current mastery does) and get rid of a less-then-loved mastery.
And let me add I'm not the type to QQ about a class. I love blizzard and think they generally do things right in the end-although I'm begrudingly comeing to admit they did drop the ball with WOTLK. I don't want or need druids to be the strongest healers. I just want a fun class to play, and I don't see having to try and keep my tanks near death to be fun. I also don't see heals that look identical to every other healing class to be fun because they feel to interchangable. Just because one healer shouldn't be favored in raids over another doesn't mean that every healer has to have the same trio of *slow weak heal* *normal heal* *powerful expensive* heal as every other healer.
The handy guide to being good at PvP, Part 2 {WoW}
Aug 27th 2010 11:07AM your agument fails on two levels. First of all we ARE suppose to be honorable in real life. Have you ever heard of the Geneva Convetion? There are rules to real warfare out there. If you were a solder would you kill the unarmed women, children, and civilians of the opposiot side? Well killing a lvl 10 is the in-game equivlant of killing your enemies children. And in a way killing a fisher is the same as killing a civilian (someone not equiped with weapons and not looking for combat).
Secondly this is a *game* not real life. The point of a game is to have fun, and to help others have fun. You don't always do things the same in a game as you would do in RL.
Scattered Shots: The golden age of pet tanking {WoW}
Aug 26th 2010 3:57PM small detail. Crit immune won't be quite as imperative as it use to be, due to the significant higher health pools. A crit won't one shot a pet as easily as it does now.
Still I think blizzard will be smart enough to give an ability to make pets crit immune. I really hope they do something for mend pet too, with the higher scalling of staminia to health our pets are going to have more health at higher level game play but our mend pet heal for the same amount (since we arn't stacking SP). That means at higher level game play our mend pet will feel like it's doing nothing for pet health. Ideally mend pet would scale off of a stat other then SP.
Cataclysm Beta: Guild advancement Q&A {WoW}
Aug 19th 2010 12:17PM actually if you want to get technical it's the opposite. After all so long as you fork over the monthly fee blizzard doesn't care how often you play. It costs blizzard less if you only play once a month so long as your still paying a fee.
Which isn't to say blizzard isn't trying to make the game fun for everyone. I'm just saying they arn't trying to force people into playing more often or using play time as a basis.


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Extracted between 116 works in the catalog of ArcadjaGabriel Cornelius Von Max - Mädchenbildnis
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1840 Prag - 1915 München
Mädchenbildnis. Öl auf Leinwand. 44,5 x 37cm. Signiert oben rechts: G. Max. Rahmen.
Auf der Leinwand: "Vervielfältigung nicht gestattet. / G.Max."
1840 Prague - 1915 Munich
Painting of a Girl. Oil on canvas. 44,5 x 37cm. Signed upper right: G. Max. Framed.
On canvas: "Vervielfältigung nicht gestattet. / G.Max.".
Gabriel Cornelius Von Max - Mädchenporträt Im Profil
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Max, Gabriel Cornelius von
1840 Prag - 1915 München
Mädchenporträt im Profil. Signiert oben rechts: G. Max. Öl auf Leinwand. 34 x 26cm. Rahmen.
Max, Gabriel Cornelius von
1840 Prague - 1915 Munich
Portrait of a Young Girl in Profile. Signed upper right: G. Max. Oil on canvas. 34 x 26cm. Framed.
Gabriel Cornelius Von Max - Portrait Of A Girl From Semi-profile
Original 1901
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MAX Gabriel Cornelius von (23. 8. 1840 Prague - 24. 11. 1915 Munich)
Portrait of a girl from semi-profile
Oil on canvas, 33,5 x 25,5 cm, framed, dated 1901, signed lower left.
Czech painter and illustrator, son of the famous sculptor Josef Max. He studied at the Academy of Arts in Prague and Vienna and under K. Piloty in Munich. See T 2/117, TB 24/288, B 7/280, NE?VU 1/497.
Gabriel Cornelius Von Max - Heimweh
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Max, Gabriel Cornelius von
1840 Prag - 1915 Munich
"Heimweh". Signed upper right: G v. Max. Oil on canvas. 33 x 25cm. Gilded original frame (?).
Private collection, Rhineland.
Auction Menna, Cologne, Auction Nr. 92, Dec.1937.
(The Art Loss Register has confirmed, this painting is not registered either as stolen or missing. Furthermore, a property claim on the piece has not been made between 1933 and 1945.)
Gabriel Cornelius Von Max - Portrait Of Friederike Hauffe
Original 1895
Bonhams -Nov 30, 2010
- London
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Gabriel Cornelius Ritter von Max(Czechoslovakian, 1840-1915)
Portrait of Friederike Hauffe
signed and dated 'Gab.Max/1895' (upper right); inscribed 'JustinusKerners/:Seherin von Prevorst' (upper left), oil on canvas
84 x 67cm (33 1/16 x 26 3/8in).
"Friederike Hauffe, the daughter of a game warden, was brought intothe world in Prevost, Württemberg. She was an uneducated woman, whohad read only the Bible and one songbook. Already as a child sheexperienced visions and presentiments. When she was 19, she wasengaged by her parents to a man she didn't love. On the same day, apreacher who she had greatly admired was buried. During the burialservice, "she died before the tangible world" and her "inner life"began. Shortly after her wedding, she became ill; she imagined thatshe lay in bed with the corpse of the preacher. She became involvedwith a succession of different "magnetism circles", during whichtime her physical illness became worse and worse. She suffered fromspasms, catalepsy, bleeding, and fever, for which neither doctorsnor alternative healers could find a cure. Eventually she wasbrought to Kerner, emaciated, deathly pale, with glazed eyes, herhead wrapped in white cloth like a nun. Kerner tried at first totreat her with conventional medical methods, but noticed that eachmedicament, in the weakest possible dose, produced exactly theopposite of the intended effect. He next resorted to his "magneticrefuge", and the condition of the patient improved remarkably"(Ellenberger, 1973, p.128f) 2). Friedericke Hauffe impressed the local world with her variousabilities. She received messages from ghosts, saw into the future,could move objects without contacting them and could speak strangelanguages fluently. The publication of her case study by Kernerprovoked an exceptionally strong interest in Germany. Many peoplevisited Weinsberg, among them such prominent philosophers asGörres, Schelling, and Eschenmayer, and were deeply impressed bythe patient.


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FTC is going to sue Google for anti-competitive behavior, according to reports
Posted By Ashraf On October 12, 2012 @ 9:46 PM In World Wide Web | 2 Comments
When I say "Google dominates search" no one is likely to disagree with me because it is true — Google [2] is the most popular search engine around the world (on an aggregate basis — some countries, like China, prefer other search engines). When you dominate one industry, there are bound to be allegations of anti-competitive behavior and Google has received its fair share.
Over the past few years, multiple companies have complained, to the US Congress and other entities, that Google gives higher search ranks to its own products and websites than the competition. For example, Yelp alleges Google unfairly gives priority to Google Local Search over Yelp (which is a company that specializes in local search). Reuters is reporting that "three people familiar with the matter" claim the Federal Trade Commission of the USA (popularly known as the FTC) has been looking into allegations against Google over the past year and is close to making a decision. Unfortunately for Google, four of the five FTC commissioners are convinced that Google has indeed violated anti-trust law; the fifth is "skeptical". Two of the three sources claim a final decision by the FTC will come as early as the end of 2012, meaning the FTC and Google could soon be butting heads.
What exactly can we expect to happen? I'm sure Google and FTC will first try to come to a settlement. My guess is the settlement will be more of a slap on the wrist for Google than anything with teeth. If a settlement is not reached, then FTC will take Google to court… and who knows what can happen there.
For its part, Google has denied the allegations. When asked about the FTC's probe, Google spokeswoman Niki Fenwick said:
We are happy to answer any questions that regulators have about our business.
And last year in September, during a congressional hearing held by the Senate Judiciary Committee's anti-trust panel, then Google CEO Eric Schmidt proclaimed:
May I simply say that I can assure you we've not cooked anything.
Google, of course, has always held its head high for standing up against censorship. However, if these allegations indeed prove to be true then it would indeed be a dark mark in the search giant's permanent file.
To make matters worse for Google, it is believed that the European Union's Competition Commission is probing Google for the same allegations in Europe and the FTC is said to be looking into patent abuse by Google related to smartphones (uh… what about Apple [3]?).
For what it is worth, as a consumer I don't give a damn if Google is giving priority to its services over other services simply because Google is the king of data — they typically provided better services that are data-driven than anyone else. On the flip side, fair competition is essential for the promotion of small businesses, start ups, and innovation. So I applaud any steps by our government to stop big business from pushing the little guy around. While it does sound a little absurd that Google is getting in trouble for promoting Google services on Google's search engine, that is just how things are when you are the big fish. Let's see what happens.
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The untimely death of Jack Glavin was greeted with widespread sadness and dismay in the Laccamore, Abbeydorney, Kilflynn and Causeway areas. Jack was born on November 13, 1998 and had just completed his Junior Cert last year. His passing at such a young age has left his parents, Cal and Angela, his sister Megan, his grandmothers, his aunts, uncles, relatives and friends bereft and devastated.
THE NRA has asked Kerry County Council to carry out a review of road safety in Barraduff following a number of traffic incidents in recent years.
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Translate this page Kaiser Permanente to layoff 530 employees in Southern CaliforniaSaturday, November 17th, 2012 Issue 46, Volume 16.
Kaiser Permanente said the layoffs -- constituting about eight-tenths of one percent of it employees -- would be spread across its 65,700 employees and doctors working in offices and hospitals from Kern County to the Mexican border. Under its union contracts, the laid-off employees who are in unions will get income and benefits for a year. Many may also be rehired next year, when Kaiser Permanente expects "significant membership growth." "Health care in America is in the midst of one of the most exciting and challenging times in its history, the firm said in a statement today. "We have undertaken a series Advertisement "It is important to note that none of these position eliminations will in any way jeopardize the quality of patient care, which is always our primary focus," the corporate statement said. Nationwide, the health care industry is undergoing structural changes to adopt to the new federal Affordable Health Care Act -- commonly called Obamacare. Exact layoff locations were not available, a spokeswoman said, because some of the affected employees may be offered other vacant positions as it makes staffing adjustments next week. A union official told the Inland Daily Bulletin that the laid-off employees will be able to take advantage of a retraining and education program that will keep them paid and insured for up to one year. 33 comments
this was a news worthy event was surprised did not read about it in local papers or on tv thank you
Welcome Obozocare. Add that to the long list of layoffs
Laid off and still gets income and benefits for a year? Unions are a crock, no wonder why our economy is shot.
I would venture to guess that the income and benefits for a year do not come from the unions but rather the tax payer.
Not too happy to hear about this...already have a hard time trying to get my daughter an appointment with her specialist. Agree with you Ray, I actually watched a segment on the news that listed 10-15 major companies that were going to make major changes like lay offs, charing an extra tax on your bill to cover expenses for Obamacare and raising premiums, etc...Kaiser was one of the companies on that list. Not looking foward to the next four years.
The main stream news media does not want us to know how bad off we will all be under Obamacare. This will be just one of many lay offs and cut backs of services in the medical profession due to this controversial and poorly written mess that Obama and the liberals have created.
This is the first step in the national decline of healthcare and just the tip of the iceberg. Thankyou Democrat voters!
Benefits and salary for one year, likely re-hired next year? No wonder we are in the mess we are in.......
1st, Hostess was killed by the unions 18,500 lost jobs. (Obama supports all union, all the time, for everyone). Now Kaiser, 530 lost jobs; Dennys in FL cutting hours to less than 29 to avoid Obama care (will CA be far behind?) And with his back door amnesty, the illegals will continue to flood (and financially drain) the state and county. Wait until Jan when Obama kills- er - cuts the military and defense. I predict there will be more non-working (or vastly under-employed) US Citizens in San Diego county than working ones . But you (us) get what we voted for; defeated the anti-union proposition, filled the state legislature with Democracys, and re-elected a near (of fully) socialist. Rest in Peace, America.
The affordable health care act is here to stay. My guess is most of those who don't support this legislation, watch Fox News, listen to an X-drug addict, and know very little about its contents. Remember, those who work for Fox News and most if not all radio talk show bozos have great health insurance and really don't care about the working class. Yes, I do include MSNBC as a very slanted news organization. Do your own research, and not just from one news agency or one source. Educate yourself as knowledge is power. PS The American people spoke on November 6th with a very clear voice. I support our Nation and the "Constitution".
More Republican mumbo jumbo. Y'all should move to the midwest where the rest of the close minded people reside.
What is it about LIBERALS and Fox News? You always accuse we Republicans of watching it when in fact most of us do NOT. p.s. And "say what"....I'd hardly call 50%-48% a "clear voice."
Obama barely squeeked into the presidency for a second term yet the liberal left is proclaiming it a major win (guess they watch too much MSNBC). People like "Say What" and "wow" will be the first to complain when they realize what they are going to lose when Obamacare takes affect. They have no idea of what is about to hit them in these next 4 years. God help us.
You know what the real issue here is that it's not about the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, it's more about how out of touch the Republican Party is with America! The conservatives speak in code to their Republican minyans!! (Note: I'm an Independent) They use terminology that clearly will connect with other conservatives, and they become absolutely flattered by the words coming out of their mouth. They are completely hypnotized by their political ideologies! I was once a dumb Republican who believed in their ways. The way of believing that I was "Un-American" if I did not praise loop-holes, did not agree with 750 billion dollars in defense spending, did not agree with bi-partisanship, did not agree with my second amendment rights, did not agree in privatizing medicare and social security, did not agree to manipulation of the media or internal affairs, did not agree by being pro-life, did not agree with deportation of all immigrants!! See what is happening here is that the tables are turning, and this election was evidential information to that claim!! All of a sudden conservatives have new issues on their agenda, like Immigration reform, revenue (taxes for those who do not know what that is), closing loop-holes (Who started them?), and other issues that weren't even discussed in any of the election by conservatives!! I believe that health care reform is the least of your worries. Also, I'm still trying to figure out the gifts that Obama gave to Latinos, Asians, Arabs, Jewish Americans and African Americans, as stated by Governor Romney! I really thought he had more class than that, hmm guess not! Electing a hispanic Bush won't be the trick either!!
Just to be clear, Fox News in not actual news...it is a "News Program". They're only reporting their own view on things. Anyone who listens to that bull is crazy! I'd like to see some actual news reporting, without any commentary from either side. JUST GIVE US THE NEWS!!!
Neither is ABC, NBC, CBS or CNN and especially MSNBC with Maddow, the angry white man. Comment Continued : The comment above was written from the same location.
Pink: To a meglo like Obozo, 50+1 is a mandate
Well Comment#15, you won't get "JUST THE NEWS" on CBS (communist broadcasting station) CNN (communist news network) NBC (nothing but crap) or any of the other so-called main stream news networks. Ever hear any of them EVER criticize Obama? Even though FOX has a right wing slant on their reporting, they do allow other points of view, they even invite both left wing and moderates to debate the issues. That is the part of FOX that I enjoy most. Then you say "anyone who listens to that bull is crazy" well that's open minded isn't it. Very mature too. I suppose you prefer MSNBC (unprintable) and the ever popular Rachel MAD COW show. Yep, no bias there. I know I will get outraged liberals, slavering at the mouth, over my cute use of what the initials NBC, CBS and CNN stand for but please understand that I am jut coming down to the kindergarten level that most liberals use when they refer to FOX as Faux. I'm not sure what on earth PPACA has been reading or, perhaps sniffing, to get his slanted view on Republicans. Most everything that he (or she) said in comment #14 is just plain wrong. I certainly don't agree 100% with everything that republicans or conservatives have said or done, and if I disagree I say so, certainly not afraid to do so. I have good friends and family both left and right of center, and we get along just fine. If we don't always agree we just move on to another topic. Do we sometimes argue? Sure, but isn't that just freedom of speech in action?
@Pink no one is sniffing anything here, are you possibly? This is not a slanted view of conservatives. It's actually quite amusing that you say that! (Ha) Do you happen to know what consists within their polices? If you were a bit more educated within the realm of politics, you would not have said that anything posted was wrong! Every issue/agenda that was posted is what is considered a "conservative value" for their specific agendas, is it not? Simply, I just posted what has been a pre-constructed portion of ideologies/policies that belong to the Republican Party. In more simple terms, if you go on to a computer and type in conservative values/policies (still following) you will find the exact information that I posted, okay!! If you did it, YAY, good for you, now you know what consist in conservative/republican values and or policies!! I wasn't saying who or what anybody should agree with, but more or so what values consists within the party! You follow, being a MAN of business, I'm surrounded with conservatives, no need to argue, just know your parties agendas and policies. Also, as for your clear praise to Fox News, the bozos on Fox news have clearly stated how they feel the Republican Party is so "disconnected"!! As a matter of fact Sean Hannity had a segment dedicated entirely to how conservatives need to draw up a new plan for 2016. Now, if Sean Hannity is designating a segment to how conservatives need to win in 2016, what does that tell you about Fox News? Just to break it down, it wasn't a clear headline stating "This is how we'll win in 2016!", it was a hidden initiative. They of course will not say that, but when you bring in conservative strategists and a drawing board covering what needs to happen in 2016, how is that explained? It's nothing new, they have always gone their way. Look up the bios to each so called news correspondent, they're all conservatives. Some will say they're not but they are. O'Reily has been going around for years saying he's an Independent, that implementation was made by the producers. One day he admitted that Fox News was a conservative news network, and immediately after that the producers had a word with him. The video is on Youtube if you would like to watch! (Catching on?) The issue is not about whether they're conservatives, because a monkey can tell you that, who cares if they are!! It's how they admit to it, they won't and that's what the argument really is. Now, if it was called Fox News, your conservative news network, then unbiased Americans would possibly watch it. If it were disclosed a conservative news network people would have the choice whether to watch it or not! Instead you have a network that will only continue it's propaganda towards Americans that would not be able to distinguish the difference. Does that make sense? For those of you who would like to know why there is an argument with Fox, please watch the movie Outfoxed, Rupert Murdoch's war on journalism. The movie will answer a lot your questions. Comment Continued : The comment above was written from the same location.
"I suppose you prefer MSNBC (unprintable) and the ever popular Rachel MAD COW show. Yep, no bias there. I know I will get outraged liberals, slavering at the mouth, over my cute use of what the initials NBC, CBS and CNN stand for but please understand that I am just coming down to the kindergarten level that most liberals use when they refer to FOX as Faux." Author: Pink It is always funny to hear conservatives label Liberals as "stupid". That is so typical of YOU and your party! It really shines light on what values you have as individual(s) with no moral, no respect, poor judgement, and no common sense! What's funny is that conservatives use this method often to degrade individuals they think are "liberals"!! When someone doesn't go there way, they're liberals! This is why we have a democratic administration. They just do not get it, their rides through was easy, so they expect for it to be that way. Mommy and daddy buying and paying for everything, educating them on their political beliefs. Just thinking that they can do or say whatever they want whenever they want, just doesn't fly..The minute they lost this election, Carl Rove was shifting side to side finding a way for the call to be wrong, "no it can't be he says, your (Fox) calling it to early". It just delivered a blow right to their jugular!! Victory is sweet, but what is sweeter is where the nation will go. Republicans will keep on trying to manipulate with their policies, saying healthcare reform is not needed, forcing tax cuts (more to the budget deficit), trying to close loop holes they started. It's all funny, and as the nation speaks, the decision is made!
To PPACA: how out of touch the Republican Party is with America! Obama won 51% - so really, how out of touch? They are completely hypnotized by their political ideologies! Who in the Republican claimed (as Harry Reid did) that if the opponent won (Rommy in Reids case) we will not work with him, he will get nothing. Both sides are ideologist. I'm still trying to figure out the gifts that Obama gave to Latinos, Asians, Arabs, Jewish Americans and African Americans, as stated by Governor Romney 1) By Executive order did away with the Welfare to Work requirement (bigger % of blacks on welfare than Caucasians, more multi-generation black welfare than Caucasians). 2) Executive orders to basically grant amnesty. 3) Support for illegal aliens proven by his stand against anti-illegal legislation in AZ and other places. 4) Support of Islam over Christianity for the Arabs. There are more, but you should get the gist.
WOW.... I never labeled all liberals as stupid, however most "intelligent" and "well educated" people would realize that the Village News staff can tell when more than one message is being sent from the same computer, even if you try to hide it by using different names. Also I think it is just possible that you might need some anger management counseling, I mean for someone who just "won" you seem to be pretty upset about the election, certainly more upset than I am. Apparently you also watch FOX news a lot more than I do to know so much about it that you can quote specific events and conversations (actually I can't stand Carl Rove.) By the way 47 Percent (aka APACA) thank you for starting your post with the quote from me, glad you like it, I thought it was pretty good myself, I mean after all, reading your somewhat hilarious diatribe against the republican party, it does appear to me that you are indeed slavering at the mouth. Happy Thanksgiving.
I keep hearing people comment that Obama only won by a small margin. Let's not forget that Bush Jr. was not elected in the 2000, he was appointed by the Supreme Court. If my memory serves me right, he actually took Florida after all the "chads" were couinted correctly. And again in 2004. So, let's stop making a point of reflecting how close the election was. Obama won...end of story.
@ grunt have u you seen that latest Ramussen polls? that 51% is 54, closer to 55%. Romney's popularity figures dropped to about 46%! That's not say that when he was Governor of Mass. in his last year, because he did not serve two terms, his popularity was at 34% amongst the people of Massachusetts! That lays it out! It doesn't matter he lost, but put up a great campaign! Statistically speaking which party has had more success with working on both side of the aisle? History shows that Democrats, I'm not writing, it's in college level P.S. (Political Science) books!! A great example was the Clinton Administration, the most successful president and administration in U.S. history! I know you will probably mention Reagan, he did create 16 million new jobs, and incorporated Reaganomics. One thing he was great at as well was raising Taxes! Actually he did 12 times in his two terms, which contributed to the budget defect. First president to go into the trillions. Clinton didn't only keep the economy equilibrium, he created 22 million new jobs, and brought the budget to a surplus level. Reagan did work with the democrats closely to structure his plans, but he was a former Democrat so he knew what approach to take at a bi-partisan level. 1) By Executive order did away with the Welfare to Work requirement (bigger % of blacks on welfare than Caucasians, more multi-generation black welfare than Caucasians). I'm not sure where your getting this information but it is not valid. Welfare to Work Program is still in full force. It's actually even more potent because more power is given to run the programs at the State level. That's a more conservative approach, I believe has been better. This isn't new just to let you you before we adopted our constitution, we abided to the Articles of Confederation. Remember, strong national government, more power to states!! 2) Executive orders to basically grant amnesty. Hmm, NO!! He did not grant Amnesty at a national level, it was immunity. That didn't apply to everyone either. This was the exact grant, I quote, "Homeland Security, announced immunity from deportation for illegal immigrants who were brought to the United States before they turned 16 and who are younger than 30 among other criteria. They can apply for a two-year work permit that can be renewed indefinitely." Source CS Monitor. This is why immigration reform is important, don't hate Obama for it, hat Bush, he introduced it!! 3) Support for illegal aliens proven by his stand against anti-illegal legislation in AZ and other places. Listen that's fine, take out all the bad, don't harm the good!! I agree with that, but I refer back to a beautiful piece developed in America, the constitution. The states have power, but not that much! SB 1070 is just a call for trouble, it's un-ethical, and it doesn't provide a solution. Jan Brewer and Russell Pearce, did not know what they were doing! Also that scumbag Joe Arpaio, protecting the borders is one thing, being racist is another! 4) Support of Islam over Christianity for the Arabs. There are more, but you should get the gist. Oh grunt, we live in America because this is the land of freedom. What your saying is that we don't have the right to our own worship? Come on, are you serious? "In the U.S., freedom of religion is a constitutionally guaranteed right provided in the religion clauses of the First Amendment. Freedom of religion is also closely associated with separation of church and state, a concept advocated by Thomas Jefferson." Wiki Definition Please do some more research, these aren't gifts, this is Government doing it's job! That's why we choose representative democracy over direct democracy!! This country doesn't represent one race! Comment Continued : The comment above was written from the same location.
@ Pink (aka Secret Carl Rove Lover). Well you clearly did by referencing to liberals as being educated at the kindergarten level, come on now. I just cannot get anything by you, because I was trying to fool them, you caught me your just too smart Pinky!! (Sarcastic remark, just in case you didnt get it). I do not need any counseling, I would be more than happy to help you with counseling. As matter fact I have friend who is a Psychologist, I would be happy to pass along their name! Not upset at all, actually quite calm, well a little disappointed I guess because we didnt win the house, but that will happen in the next election, its okay. I do watch Fox news at times, mainly because its more hilarious than shows on Comedy Central! Anyways, actually I do watch different news sources because unlike most close minded individuals, I like to analyze the media. In case you wanted to know I also read news papers, magazines, online internet articles, and books!! (Bet you though Liberals couldnt read either, oh Pinky your funny!) I started my post with your un-educated quote because I want people reading my post to start off with a chuckle, hey why not right! When discussing a serious topic its fun to start off with a small humorous piece, dont you agree? The only slavering Im doing is for the Turkey tomorrow, again your wrong!! Happy Turkey Day!!
Clearly Comments 24 and 25 you actually GOT CAUGHT and now you are trying to back peddle your way out of it by saying you meant to do it...sure...right. That's fine with me, anyone reading your all over the map comments can see why you would need a friend who is a psychologist. You don't believe you have anger management issues? Reading your fragmented, off the wall, and not very lucid commentary I could practically see the blood vessels in your neck popping. Seriously (whoever you are) high blood pressure can lead to stroke. Be careful. Just for the record I NEVER said liberals are all educated at the kindergarten level, try reading what I said again, s..l..o..w..l..y. I said that when liberals call FOX News Faux news they are bringing their argument down to the kindergarten level. Get it? Probably not. Common sense is obviously not your thing. Are you sure you aren't really Mike W? I mean you do seem to have a problem finding a pen name and sticking to it. Sorry to have to break your heart dear but I still can't stand Carl Rove. Never could. Do you love and idolize all liberals? Probably, you guys seem to have a problem thinking for yourselves. There are actually a few so called conservatives and republicans that I don't much care for and Carl Rove is pretty close to the top of that list. Unlike you I tend to think for myself, and frankly, having just re-read your comment #25 I think you have some serious issues. By the way try not to eat too much turkey tomorrow, it's fattening you know. Comment Continued : The comment above was written from the same location.
Yes it is me again, writing from the same computer with the same nom de plum. I just wanted to say, once again, a happy and blessed Thanksgiving to all. I hope you will all remember that it is a day to spend with our friends and loved ones and to be thankful for all that we have and that we will remember to share what we are fortunate to have with those who are less fortunate. I am very thankful for my husband, children and grandchildren and for all my wonderful friends, no matter their politics may be. I am also thankful to live in a country where I am free to state my opinions without fear of reprisal. God bless you all.
What a ... backwards company.. Hopefully the people who NEED/SHOULD BE let go ..aka: "dead weight" will get the boot! I think the Normal practice for this company is to falsely accuse a longterm GOOD WORKER of something and get them fired ....Sad but soooo TRUE!!!!! The union does nothing for the employee either but take our money monthly . If this company used money wisely they wouldn't have to do a major layoff. Sincerely A wrongfully terminated ...dedicated ....hardworking worker.
I understand that those who prefer handouts to job creation reelected Obama. I was dissapointed but now realize that America needs to learn how bad wealth redistribution really is. Over 80 million died in the 20th century learning this truth. When a person does not own the fruits of thier labor, they simple quit working like the rest of those demanding wealth redistrubution. In the end people starve or get sent to labor camps. The next four years will be very sad, I suggest you secure food and shelter and be willing to protect it.
omg can anyone spend 5 minutes on the internet without trolling each other? omg your all having a debate over what government is better thier all bad!!! LOL democrats republicans it all ends up like a fascism or communism where the governments opress the people no one cares about the well being of the common peasant they just want power!!!
@oh they caught on - not looking at polls - the votes 51%. Welfare reform look anywhere (except the MSM - he did away with Clinton's work to welfare. #2 - words difference - but the results are the same. Read Big Brother. If you will not be deported that is anmsty. But I see you have drunk the kool-aid, so it is no sense debating with you.
I'll make a bet with anyone for $ 10,000. isn't that the going rate now? Cause that is what Romney starts his bets at. And the union is only after one thing...... money.
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The Decade in Food: Trends from 2000 to 2010
Wow. What a difference a decade makes! Back when you were partying like it was 1999, you probably didn't realize the food world would progress so much over the next 11 years. Before 2001, there was no Rachael Ray gracing Food Network, and the organic obsession? Not on most people's radar. Curious to know what other giant leaps we made for foodies (and all mankind)? Take a look at our review of the past decade in food.
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Carrie Bradshaw hits New York City's cupcake mecca Magnolia Bakery on Sex and the City, igniting the cupcake trend. Over the next several years, popular New York- and Los Angeles-based cupcake shops like Crumbs and Sprinkles expand into multi-state franchises; local cupcakeries sprout up on street corners galore; and by 2009, the number of new cupcake cookbooks reaches what Publishers Weekly calls a "deluge."
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Jessie J has signed up for a second series of 'The Voice'.
The 'Pricetag' singer - who has been accused of acting like a diva behind the scenes of the BBC One show - has reportedly chosen to return as a coach for the new series of the programme, although her tour is planned for the same time as auditions.
A source told the Daily Star Sunday newspaper: ''Jessie has signed on the dotted line and will definitely be back for another series.
''She did find some of it tougher than she expected but the positives outweighed the negatives so she's chosen to come back.
''Now she knows what to expect, Jessie is determined to enjoy it more next year, so she's already excited about getting started.''
Show bosses believe Jessie is the star of the coaching panel and most responsible for the average 9.2 million viewers.
The source added: ''She is the coach everyone was talking about and she's the one who divided opinion and gave the show some attitude.
''It's no surprise they've snapped her up within hours of announcing the news about the ratings.
''Getting Jessie J back on board is their first step to keeping the show on air after next year.''
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The Data they are collecting is names, addresses Drivers license number written test scores, gun makes, Serial numbers, and date of completetion for those students who take the CCW course in TN.
Sounds like Gun registraion to me.
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Deep Purple: Burn
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I know I'm jumping around with my journey through Deep Purple's disco (cue mirror ball), but there's a reason for that; I already took care of "Fireball" a few months back, and Daemo already covered the very good "Machine head". Plus, while their next record, 73's "Who do we think we are", is still solid due to a few highlights, quality wise, it's pretty close to the bottom of their body of work. And while I do love some of their psychedelic 60's records, and fully plan to review them in good time, the hard rock DP created in the 70's is really what they're remembered/imitated for, and not that Doors-wannabe material (kidding!).
But besides that, why did I choose "Burn" in particular to skip to, instead of something else? Well, in addition to just being a kick-ass slab of classic rock, a great comeback album, and one of the band's finest moments, it also heralded a major turning point in DP's career; since touring exhaustion & internal tensions with Blackmore had lead Ian Gillian to jump ship (who was soon followed by Roger Glover), "Burn" saw the end of their legendary Mark II lineup, with Glenn Hughes joining to play bass, and a then unknown David Coverdale taking care of the lead vocals, before he had started making hair metal in a band named after his organ… and I ain't talkin' bout the Jon Lord kind of organ. In addition to that, with the creative input of the new members, "Burn" saw the beginning of the band's transition away from the more straightforward Mark II era songwriting, towards incorporating soul, funk, and boogie influences, mixed in with the band's previous core of hard rock. Granted, "Burn" doesn't go as far with all that as its excellent followup, "Stormbringer", would, but nonetheless, the start of the trend can still be heard here.
So, we have a major lineup change, and a change in sound to an already proven formula? Sounds like a shaky proposition, doesn't it? Fortunately, the new songwriting/vocal style of "Burn" sounds like a perfectly natural continuation of the band's previous work, and was pretty much the perfect thing for them, since they were already beginning to sound a lil' stale, but I digress; the album opens firing on all fucken cylinders with the title track, a blazing, 6 minute epic with a groovy, bad-ass main riff, what is one Ian Paice's most frantic drum performances to date, soulful, high-energy, melodic singing from Coverdale (as opposed to the generally rawer Gillian), and a full minute during the midsection consisted of nothing but intense keyboard/guitar trade-off solos, in addition to more soloing later on… and at no fucken point does it becoming boring. Some modern tech death bands could learn a thing or two about keeping solos interesting from teh Purple, def.
So yeah, "Burn" is definitely one of their best tunes, and despite the new singing, the noticeably cleaner production, and the added funkiness to the keyboarding, it still feels like the same basic band, which is all that matters, since Deep Purple sounding like Deep Purple can only be a good thing. Hell, it's like "Highway star" on fucken steroids, and that was already a kick-ass song, so just imagine how awesome that makes "Burn"!!! The mid-paced "Might just take your life" is a good deal more laid back, and isn't nearly as impressive, but is still enjoyable, has some very tuneful synergy between Coverdale and Jon Lord on backup vocals, a very good keyboard solo from Lord, and serves as a necessary comedown from the opener.
Still, the boogie/joyful spirit of soul-infused "Lay down, stay down" is a lot more fun, with super loose, groovy drumming, playful piano work, and nice trade-offs with the lead vocals between Coverdale and Hughes, then "Sail away" comes as the big mid-album cool down, with a not-a-care-in-the-world tempo, an irresistibly funky main riff, and some cool, proto Chris Cornell singing (kind of). The sheer easy going nature of it, with that slinky, greasy stoner groove, really makes this a stand-out for "Burn", and the second best cut here, but the record isn't resting on its laurels yet; "You fool no one" is another strong number, propelled by some cowbell-y percussion and lovely gang vocals action. Srsly, if Purple had sung together like this the entire time, they could've had a good run as an a cappella chorus or somethin'.
The last few tracks here, "What's going on here" & "Mistreated", aren't really anything great, but still satisfy… more boogie woogie piano! And more choir-ish vocals! The actual final track, the inexplicably named "'A' 200", is overly goofy (why Purple left this on the album instead of B-side "Coronarias Redig", I'll never know), but hey, one disappointment out of eight is forgivable. Anyway, some DP "fans" write off anything post-Gillan as ignorable (hell, Blackmore himself does that), but they're all dead wrong; "Burn" both honors the legacy the Gillian era built, but also adds onto that legacy, showcasing a highly re-energized band, which is more than most classic groups can say by the time of their eighth album. Forget about what David Vincent said, and let's come and "Burn" (and cum?) with Deep Purple for a while instead.
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- Released: 1974
- Label: Purple Records (wtf?)
- Website: www.deeppurple.com
- Band
- David Coverdale: vocals
- Ritchie Blackmore: guitars
- Glenn Hughes: bass, vocals
- Ian Paice: drums
- Jon Lord: keyboards, backing vocals
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- 01. Burn
- 02. Might Just Take Your Life
- 03. Lay Down, Stay Down
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- 05. You Fool No One
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Happy Friday to all of you. I hope you are all feeling great and better than I did this week.
I have survived one of the worst flu's of my life. I don't remember ever having the flu before where I didn't get out of bed for 3 days and had temperatures soaring through the ozone layer and then plummeting to the Antartic.
So I feel like doing something nice for myself and thought I would share some addresses in Paris that don't cost a fortune but put that little skip back in our step and a little shine in our eyes.
1. Bar A Chignon
Hell, I have always wanted a messy, sexy French chignon that I see my wonderful hair and make-up artist Veronique give to some of my beautiful portrait subjects (see above). Well, Vero isn't available tonight but hey there is a Chignon Bar just down the road where for 20 Euro's you get a quick Chignon for Friday night! LURRVVEE IT..
Bar à chignon au Salon de coiffure Marianne Gray
52, rue Saint-André-des-Arts, Paris 6e
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2. Popelini
I love my food and for 4 days I have barely touched a piece of toast so I can always tell when I am on the mend because my hunger comes back and for some reason I just keep thinking about those 'Choux' balls down at Popelini. Little mouthfuls of flavour creme like mini bites of an eclair.
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3. Massage
Massagggggggggggggggeee… If I could have one everyday I would. Francesco bought me an hour and a half oil massage at the Thai home spa for my birthday and it was the perfect present. I might indulge in a foot massage today or two!
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I almost live in front of this lovely shop but I rarely go and sit in their tea salon out the back and have a beautifully brewed cup of tea. But when I do this I feel like I am a 'lady' (doesn't happen often) in an exotic world in eastern India with white linen napkins and fruit scones. Currently loving the 'Madame Butterfly' tea.
30 Rue du Bourg Tibourg
Paris 75004
5. Musee Jacquemart-Andre'
Seeing an exhibition for me is a treat, kind of like having a foot massage or certainly an inspiration massage. I love to go to some of the smaller quieter museums in Paris and in my current mode the Musee Jacquemart-Andre would be perfect. A beautiful mansion in the 8th houses a private collection of some of the worlds biggest artists and has the prettiest tea salon to boot! Currently showing the lovely paintings of Eugene Boudin.
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The Situation and his former manager struck a deal outside the courtroom and mutually decided to dismiss a $1,000,000 lawsuit, our sources has learned.
As our sources first reported, The Sitch was sued in 2011 by his ex-management company, Gotham NYC Entertainment, after they claimed they were wrongfully fired by the "Jersey Shore" star. The company alleged they took Sitch from "relative obscurity to become an international celebrity" and were seeking a million dollars in damages.
Sitch wasn"t having any of it and filed his own countersuit … claiming Gotham NYC did squat for him as his manager, failed to properly advise his career, and never returned his phone calls in a timely manner.
Now that"s all behind them … according to court docs, the two parties came to an agreement last month and dismissed both suits. They even agreed to pay their own legal fees.
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- 1 lemon
- 1 tablespoon(s) extra virgin olive oil, 2 tbs chopped parsley
- 2 stalk(s) celery, thinly sliced
- 3 green onions, thinly sliced
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1/8 teaspoon(s) coarsely ground black pepper
- 3 can(s) assorted low-sodium beans such as white kidney beans (canellini), garbanzo beans, and pink beans, rinsed and drained
- 2 can(s) chunk light tuna in water, drained and coarsely flaked
- 4 large Boston lettuce leaves
- From lemon, grate 1 teaspoon peel and squeeze 2 tablespoons juice.
- In large bowl, stir together lemon peel and juice, oil, Parsley, celery, green onions, salt, and pepper. Stir in beans until coated, then gently stir in tuna.
- Serve bean mixture in lettuce cups.
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- Drug Enforcement Administration, Drug Enforcement Agency, DEA(noun)
- federal agency responsible for enforcing laws and regulations governing narcotics and controlled substances; goal is to immobilize drug trafficking organizations
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