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This year's National NOW Conference Faces of Feminism: Strength in Diversity will be in Albuquerque, NM from June 27-29. Below you will find information helpful in making your conference plans.
Conference Registration
Pre-registration for this year's conference is open now through June 20, 2014. After this date, all registration will occur on-site in Albuquerque. To pre-register, click here.
Reservations at the Hyatt Regency Albuquerque
The hotel has provided us a special reservation link for NOW conference attendees. Click here to book your hotel room.
Important Upcoming Dates & Deadlines
- May 26: Deadline to landing book hotel rooms at the discounted NOW rate
- May 28: Deadline to submit your pre-credentialed delegates to the National Action Center. If submitted via snail- mail the delegates form must arrive at the National Action Center by this date.
- June 20: Pre-registration for the National NOW Conference closes. Anyone wishing to register after this date will need to do so on-site.
Delegates & Credentialing
Delegate packets will be mailed to chapter and state presidents and coordinators the last week in March. The delegate packets will be sent via both e-mail and snail- mail unless the chapter's president requested otherwise. To see how many delegates your chapter has been given, review the 2014 chapter delegate & alternate list.
Delegate selections are due by May 28, 2014 and you will have the option of submitting your delegates and alternates online or using a mail-in form. For more information on delegates and credentialing at the conference, join us April 1 at 8:00 p.m. ET for the webinar Delegates & Credentialing.
Conference Webinars
This spring the National Action Center hosted two conference related webinars: Introduction to the National NOW Conference and Delegates & Credentialing. You can review the webinar powerpoints in the webinars section of the NOW Leaders Page.
Issue Hearings & Resolutions
Thinking about proposing a resolution at the conference?
Be sure to review NOW's Policy Manual as well as this guide on the Resolution Process & Format.
Other Resources
Refreshers on Parliamentary Procedure and Robert's Rules.
For more conference information and updates, visit the conference website.


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Miami's Best Sub Shops: Footballs, Shacks, Three Brothers, and Hungry Bears
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Chances are she is headed to one of the following ten sandwich utopias to buy one of dozens of types of submarine sandwiches for each co-worker. Subs are named for their resemblance to a weapon of war, but the true origin of the term used to describe these sandwiches is not clear. Bostonians -- or Massholes, as New Yorkers like to call them -- claim it originated in a restaurant in Scollay Square that used the subs to feed scores of Navy servicemen stationed at the Charlestown Navy Yard. Others suggest the technique was brought to the United States by Italian immigrant Dominic Conti, who owned a grocery store in Paterson, New Jersey, also known as the armpit of America. Still others call them "hoagies," after Hog Island in Philadelphia; "po'boys," after those who could afford them in New Orleans; or "heroes," originating from a large Italian-American population in Portland, Maine.
Though the true origin of the term submarine sandwich is under dispute, its status as a staple of the American diet is without question. Seemingly every neighborhood in Miami and across the nation has a store or restaurant that specializes in serving the legendary sandwich. It wasn't easy, but Short Order narrowed it down to a list of ten places in the Magic City that serve the best heroes, hoagies, and subs in town.
Courtesy of 3 Brothers |
There are few better lunch options in North Miami than 3 Brothers Subs, and judging by the line that forms during lunchtime, everyone knows it. You can make your own six-inch Lil Bro ($4.44), nine-inch Middle Bro ($6.66), or 12-inch Big Bro ($8.88) or order one of a dozen specialty subs that range from $4.44 for the Little Rascal (egg knot roll with a choice of meat, cheese, and toppings) to $9.99 for the Ultimate Big Brother (turkey, roast pork, roast beef, and Swiss cheese). Short Order's favorites are the Knuckleheads (pictured) -- two egg knot rolls with slow-cooked pot roast, sautéed onions, and peppers -- which come with a specialty dip.
Courtesy of Sub Serious |
The name says it all; these people are serious about their subs. They have every deli meat and every topping you could ever ask for. Bologna to capicola, mushrooms to sweet peppers -- at lower prices than pretty much any of the other places in this countdown ($3.69 to $6.69). You can also get a burger sub ($3.99 small, $4.99 large) or chicken breast sub. The pinnacle is the Bomb burger ($5.99, $6.99), topped with mushrooms, bacon, green peppers, onions, and cheese. Customers love the fact that they can order online and have their personal, signature sub ready when they get there.
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Awesome Sauce Music Friday! Up, Down, Strange, Charm, Top, Bottom Edition
March 1, 2013
Hello hello hello! Are you ready for another Awesome Sauce Music Friday? Yeah, I know you are. But I have to ask. You know. For legal reasons.
I've seen this week's song pop up on my Tumblr dash a few times as a gif set, but it never occurred to me that it might be a song by the wonderful Hank Green of Vlogbrothers fame. But this week those neurons made that connection to my utter delight. So enjoy "Strange Charm," a short little ditty about those mysterious little things called quarks.
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Brian Cooley reveals the automotive technologies that caught his eye at CES 2015.
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Once upon a time under the autumn full Moon, humankind worked fields late into the evenings to gather in the crops. Though you're probably not hauling bushels of veggies, you might still feel the change of seasons. Welcome to the Harvest Moon!
This year the Harvest Moon is exact on Sept. 19 at 4:12 am PDT. This full Moon in Pisces illuminates the landscape of our "mind fields", heightening our dreams and intuitions. How will it affect your Sun sign?
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Get out your broomstick a little early this year, Aries. But instead of soaring through Halloween skies, you might find yourself sweeping out the clutter from your life. Not just physical clutter (that's good too, though!) Especially the emotional clutter that's kept you trapped in old habits. Take a look at your life. It's time to choose which activities keep you happy and healthy, and which don't. Let you heart be your guide, and just sweep away those things that no longer make it sing.
All work and no play could make anyone grouchy. When was the last time you had a fun night out with your friends? If you can't remember, it might be time to change that. Whether you choose a wild night on the town, or something low-key where you can share a heart-to-heart doesn't matter -- just reach out and get in touch with someone. It may help you bring your life into perspective.
You may love being in the know, but even you can reach a point of information saturation. It's in your nature to want to be where the action is, but finding your balance to keep from being overwhelmed is important too. Even if you're an amazing multi-tasker, everyone has limits eventually. Don't forget to tune in to what your body and soul are telling you; if they say "whoa, Nelly", you may want to rein in your horses.
Once in a while, a hermit crab grows large enough that it must move out of its old shell and into a new one. If you're feeling cramped by something in your life, you may want to start exploring new possibilities. Travel, take a class, join a book club, try a new restaurant -- anything that gives you a taste of something beyond your usual routines. If it uplifts your spirits or gives you a sense of optimism, that's a clue you're on the right track.
Even though you could have energy to burn, you might not feel like being out with the crowd. Consider investing that extra energy in yourself. Maybe you've been thinking about home-improvement projects that just haven't made it to the top of your list? Or that exercise routine you've been too busy to start? Your time is the most precious gift. It's okay to spend some of it on yourself. You'll have more enthusiasm for others concerns once you feel secure in your own world.
Relationships may be on your mind these days. Everyone needs love and affection to thrive. Though you may enjoy aiding others, when you don't feel like the service is mutual, you could end of feeling like a doormat. If this sounds like you, it's a good time to consider the balance within your closest relationships. Calmly, clearly and simply articulate your needs to your partner, and listen attentively to the response. If it meets your needs, great! If not, you've at least identified the work that needs to be done.
The lines between work and home are blurring. More people work at home now -- or just live at work. So it's more important than ever that both your home and your workplace nurture your soul. You may consider introducing something comforting to your workspace -- a plant, your favorite music, a fountain, a seat cushion -- whatever is appropriate. Or create a new habit, like a 10-minute meditation break. Like a body needs air and food and water, a soul needs love and creativity and safety to thrive. You are the best gardener of your own soul.
The Harvest Moon illuminates your realms of romance, fun and games. Though you may have been feeling unusually reserved over the past year, perhaps it's time to dare to do something decadent and delicious. Your creativity is inextricably linked to your openness to play -- and to your sexual appetites. Push your boundaries (or just flirt with them). Maybe even indulge in that copy of 50 Shades of Grey you've been eyeing.
As big as that old full Moon, your big dreams may require you to attend to your foundation in order to achieve them. Cracks in your foundation may only be slow leaks, but over time they can add up to a drain your energy and undermine your drive to succeed. Take time to reflect on where your energy is being sapped. Perhaps it's time to create healthier habits, clear distractions and clutter from your living spaces, or mend fences with family members. If you can seal the leaks, you may regain a little bounce in your step.
Does it feel like your days are filled with a never-ending list of tasks? If yes, here's another question for you. Are your tasks bringing you closer to the life you've always dreamed of? If you're not sure, perhaps it's time to figure that out -- especially during this Harvest Moon. If what you are doing isn't required of you, or bringing you one step closer to your life's goal, consider not doing it or finding someone else to do it for you. And if you've been too busy to even think about your long-term vision, then you've just figured out what you really should be doing next.
"Take pride on a job well done". Sometimes this proverb is easier to say than to do. If excellence is your aim, it's natural for your self-worth to get a boost from your professional recognition. But what happens if you feel like you're working tirelessly and no one acknowledges your effort? Consider creating a mutual support network with a few professional confidantes. You check in with them to see if your work is on track, and cheerlead one another toward your goals. Reaching the finish line is even sweeter when the journey itself was satisfying.
Let your heart sing. Once a year, the full Moon falls in your own sign -- and this Harvest Moon is yours! It's the time of year when your emotional tides run highest -- and lowest. Consider supporting yourself with your favorite things: a day at the spa, a massage, a long walk, attending a sporting event, a vacation or something else that will leave you feeling relaxed and grounded. Think of it as your annual tune up. If you refill your emotional reserves, you'll have more energy to tackle what life washes up to your shores next.
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Iberdrola SA Chief Executive Officer Ignacio Galan faced renewed criticism from his biggest investor, which analysts say may be plotting to undo the international expansion he carried out at the Spanish utility.
Iberdrola SA, the worst performer among European utility stocks in 2012, will maintain its dividend by cutting costs and increasing foreign profit as it begins to reduce debt as much as 20 percent, the chairman said.
Chairman Ignacio Galan of Iberdrola SA, the world's biggest producer of renewable energy, has battled for five years to limit the influence of his largest investor. Galan is about to lose one of his best tools.
Iberdrola SA Chairman Ignacio Galan is resisting the Spanish government's campaign to make utilities like his assume some of the 24 billion euros ($32 billion) in debt that consumers owe to electricity producers.
Iberdrola SA Chairman Ignacio Galan said European politicians are undermining the energy industry's ability to drive an economic recovery by increasing taxes on power companies.
Spain can eliminate the debts run up by its government-controlled electricity system by applying the existing rules, Iberdrola SA Chairman Ignacio Galan said.
Iberdrola SA Chief Executive Officer Ignacio Galan said construction of new wind farms in the U.S. will slow down next year because of competition from cheap natural gas, the Financial Times reported, citing remarks by Galan.
Iberdrola SA, Spain's largest utility, may sell as much as 5 billion euros ($6.5 billion) in assets as part of a strategic plan that aims to reduce debt and maintain profitability.
"The result of renewable businesses are likely to improve by the year-end, given that no significant changes to regulation were expected in the second part of the year, and market prices will normalize after a very low level during the first semester in Spain."
- Ignacio Galan on Jul 23, 2014


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The Newton Gravity 2012 is a light weight, neutral shoe designed to handle the rigors of daily training and encourages you to land on your mid to forefoot.
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- Back to School Shopping
- Budding Drama Club Seeking New Members
- City Center Stands Out in Salem
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- Disaster Training Held at Kent State East Liverpool
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- Horticulture Students Learn from Industry Experts
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- Kent State East Liverpool Celebrates the Naming of John J. Purinton Hall
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- New Club Focused on Healthy Bodies and Minds
- Nursing Department Volunteers at Health Fair
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- President's and Dean's Lists Announced for Fall 2014
- PTA Students Continue Tradition
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Deadline for Distinguished Teaching Award Nominations is June 30
Posted Jun. 23, 2014The Kent State University Alumni Association is seeking nominations for the Distinguished Teaching Awards until June 30.
Sponsored by the Alumni Association since 1967, the Distinguished Teaching Award is the university's most prestigious honor in teaching for full-time, tenure-track faculty. The award is presented annually to three full-time faculty members who demonstrate extraordinary teaching in the classroom and a devotion to touching the lives of students. Qualified nominees include Kent State tenure-track faculty who are currently employed by the university.
Visit www.ksualumni.org/dta for the nomination form and detailed eligibility requirements.


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By MIKE CORN
A Hays woman arrested nearly two years ago -- along with her husband on a series of sex crimes involving a child -- pleaded no contest Monday in Ellis County District Court.
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By MIKE CORN
A Hays woman arrested nearly two years ago -- along with her husband on a series of sex crimes involving a child -- pleaded no contest Monday in Ellis County District Court.
Beverly Ann Snavely pleaded no contest Monday before District Judge Ed Bouker to felony charges of attempted aggravated indecent liberties with a child and aggravated indecent solicitation of a child.
Her husband, Clinton, also was arrested in October 2011 but was charged with 11 felony counts involving the same child. He was bound over Aug. 9 for trial on the charges, as well as three others that were filed against him after the victim testified at his preliminary hearing.
Defense attorneys sought to get nine of the charges dismissed, arguing the statute of limitations had expired. Bouker turned aside that request and bound him over on all 11 felony counts, plus the three additional charges that came to light during the preliminary hearing.
Clinton Snavely's arraignment on the 14 charges -- two counts of rape, eight counts of aggravated criminal sodomy, two counts of aggravated indecent liberties with a child and single counts of criminal sodomy and indecent liberties with a child -- has been set for Sept. 9.
The charges allege the abuse started in 2002 and continued through 2011, from the time the girl was 6 until she was almost 16.
Monday's hearing involving Beverly Snavely was part of a plea agreement worked out by Ellis County Attorney Tom Drees and Snavely's court-appointed attorney Kip Johnson.
The hearing, however, started nearly 40 minutes late, time Johnson spent explaining the details of the agreement to his client.
Despite that time, Snavely frequently seemed puzzled by some of the questions posed by Bouker, asking Johnson for clarification.
During the hearing, Bouker said Beverly Snavely had been found competent to stand trial on the charges pending against her even though she suffers from mental illness.
Three of the four competency evaluations given to her found she was able to assist in her defense, despite her mental illness.
Clinton Snavely also was examined and found competent by three of the four mental health professionals consulted, including one hired by his defense attorneys.
Under the terms of the plea agreement with Beverly Snavely, she is expected to be sentenced to 32 months in prison on each of the two charges she pleaded no contest to, sentences expected to run concurrently.
Because she has been in custody since Sept. 28, 2011, it's expected she will have served the rest of her sentence as of Jan. 12, if she gets full credit for good behavior, which is equal to 15 percent of the sentence.
She's expected to serve out the rest of her sentence in the Ellis County jail, although she's been housed elsewhere since her arrest. On Monday, she was wearing bright orange jail clothes bearing Trego County on her back.
After she serves the rest of her sentence, she's expected to be placed on four years probation through Northwest Kansas Community Corrections. Probation is to be served consecutively under the terms of the agreement.
Two other charges initially filed against Beverly Snavely -- aggravated criminal sodomy and aggravated indecent solicitation of a child -- were dismissed as part of the plea agreement.


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I am feeling a little depressed after just missing out on what I thought was going to be my new home…I had already planned where all the furniture was going to go, lovely house swapping holidays and dinner parties. But alas, it wasn't to be and now every time I drive past the lovely building I'll be thinking of what could have been…
So to cheer myself up I've decided to have a ONE WEEK Pre-STOCKTAKE SALE
It starts at 10am on Tuesday 24th of June (this Tuesday coming) and will finish on Saturday – after which I will start counting (any volunteers?)
Prices will be reduced by 20-40% on selected winter and last summer's ranges. Come in early to pick up a bargain. Styles and sizes left are fairly random but will include, coats, boys pants, winter and summer frocks, swimwear, gumboots, beanies and Chookleaf shoes.


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La Gloria Cubana (DR) Charlemagne Reviews [view details]
Give us YOUR review!Showing 1 through 9 of 9 reviews
"Wow... I am impressed... Wow"
wow, just add a bit of smoothness and this is a fuente. Great cigar has a taste and aroma all its own. burn, draw, construction, and consistency all there. I cant figure the 85 rating. i am thinking low 90s at least, again GREAT med. maduro. I will buy these again, no question
Russell in Brigantine, NJ June 7, 2012
"Not bad for the $$"
If you like a big thick long cigar this is for you. Its not "great", but I love fighting a big stick like this. Quite heavy and a lot to smoke. Some draw and burn issues at times, but worth the effort I think. A more earthy flavor and not very complex in flavor.
jdcree in Grandville, MI June 26, 2010
"An immensely rich and full tasting cigar, great!"
The whole La Gloria line is top shelf product at bargain basement prices. The Charlemagne by the box comes to $3.28 per stick...excellent value! I'm never disappointed by this cigar, consistantly great everytime. When I cut the cap and put it in my mouth for pre-light, it is a wonderful experience that always satisfies. From the first puff of savory smoke, you will instanly be in a better place. Just be sure to pencil in a couple of hours for this baby, because she's a long smoke. Enjoy!
Steve Whitesell in FL November 3, 2006
"La Gloria Big Smokes Are the BEST!"
Ken Fitzsimmons (email@example.com ), Flemington, NJ, March 3, 2001
La Gloria out does Itself !!
I have been an avid cigar smoker since 1994, when I brought Rush Limbaugh a box of Hoyo De Monterrey Double Coronas from
St. Maarten. I had no idea what I had given Rush as I had not smoked cigars seriously. But, the $ 240 worth of cigars was worth the
opportunity to meet Rush on his TV show.
Shortly after delivering the Hoyo Doubles to Rush, I began my education on Dominican Cigars with the Help of LJ Cigars in North
Plam Beach, FL. I began with Partagas, Macanudo and other popular brands from General and Consolidated Cigar companies.
In 1995 I met an individual in a cigar store in Bermuda and he told me about La Gloria Cubana. I did a favor for this cigar friend and
brought back several boxes of cuban cigars from Bermuda on a coprorate jet I was traveling on. This friend gave me about 10
different La Glorias when I delivered the cubans to his home. I was thrilled to taste these La Glorias. Without a doubt, the BEST
dominican I had smoked to date.
I was traveling to Palm Beach weekly and made it a point to drive round trip to Miami to buy these wonderful cigars on South West
8th Street. I was able to open a private account back then during the shortage and purchased many bundles of La Gloria Churchills,
Corona Gorda, Double Coronas, Soberanos, Charlamagnes, Wavells and Crown Imperials. I bet I have accumulated a pile of boxes
of the La Gloria Line 10 feet high. These fine cigars will hold "their own" against any cuban smoke that I bring home on a regular
basis. The quality of construction, color, shape, draw, flavor is sec ond to none. I have personally felt that the more experienced
rollers were located in Miami verss the newest facilty that Ernesto opened in the Dominican. Whenever I have purchased these at
J&R I have looked for the "FL" indication on the box to know that I am getting the Miami grade. I have heard thoughts from others,
but early in the Dominican 16,000 square foot expansion, I believe I was correct in the fact that the better rollers remained on SW
8th St. in Miami. I have drank espresso with several rollers and Ernesto in Miami. What a real nice guy. He used to tell me that he
was so upset to see what some of the retailers were charging for his cigars during the shortage, in some cases $ 18.00 for a torpedo
or Soberano. His goal was to make a quality cigar that people could afford.
Recently, I had the opportunity to smoke a Serie R made in the Dominican by La Gloria. What a wonderful Smoke! Excellent, every
aspect of it. I am sorry that I didn't but all six boxes that Shannon told me that Famous had in stock. Absolutely Wonderful
Cigar and beautifully packaged, deserved of such a well constructed cigar! Whether you smoke a Serie R or any of the La Gloria line,
WILL not be disappointed. A standard of excellence. Ernesto, thanks for setting such quality in the cigar industry these years. A true
standard bearer.
Ken Fitzsimmons This review was written about La Gloria Serie R #6
Ken in Flemington, NJ March 8, 2001
"Great Smoke"
This is one great smoke for the price. Full of spice
and flavor. Good burn and fairly well constructed. One
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Protesters and troops fought in Cairo on Sunday, the third day of clashes that have killed 10 people and exposed rifts over the army's role as it manages Egypt's promised transition from military to civilian rule.
Troops have set up barriers on streets around Tahrir Square, the hub of the uprising that ousted President Hosni Mubarak and now again convulsed by violence as protesters demand that the generals who took charge in February quit power.
Soldiers in riot gear were filmed on Saturday beating protesters with long sticks even after they had fallen to the ground. A Reuters picture showed two soldiers dragging a woman lying on the ground by her shirt, exposing her underwear.
The violence has overshadowed a staggered parliamentary election, the first free vote most Egyptians can remember, that is set to give Islamists the biggest bloc.
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I'm talking about all religions and every religion in general. What are your reasons?
Religion and religious persons impose their faith into public policy and politics. Where it clearly doesn't belong.
Religion is still very much mediatory in the schools of nations such as Republic of Ireland, where it has no place. Churches were built for a reason. This makes many members of other faiths and no faiths feel uncomfortable and excluded during a time when young persons find it difficult to fit in as it is. It isn't a matter of talking about religion, but actively telling young persons to practice it mandatory.
Many nations make it difficult for the non-religous to have any sort of successful career in politics (and being honest about their lack of faith at the same time)
Many religious groups impose their views of abortion on others and seek to make abortion illegal. Because of religion in other nations it now is or has been for sometime, outlawed medial practice. Abortion is not murder, murder is the illegal killing of a human being, not a pre-human being.
Religion demonises many educational fields in contrast with its doctrine, such as certain aspects of history and many accepted theories
There have been cases in the United States and some other country where person's have lost their jobs due to lack of faith or alternative faiths and sometimes on the bases of sexual orientation (which is thought to be justified because of certain beliefs)
Religion tries to justify many forms of discrimination including but not limited to, homophobia, sexism, racism and class
Certain nations such as Iran and Uganda take their discrimination justified by religious beliefs a step further by improving atheists and murdering homosexuals
Religion has caused many to rebel against its corruption. While this mostly occurs in changing religions or declaring oneself atheist; that is not always the next direction for some. For some they take that faith and change it for their own purposes, often resulting in more extreme and harmful faith systems mostly regarded as cults. These cults involve all sorts of dangerous acts, such as mass suicide and sometimes violent attacks of non-beleivers of their faith.
Religion has literally caused people to go to war due to the influence of the faith and disagreement with certain policies based on religious beliefs (especially when a doctrine influences such actions)
"all democracies are comprised of people, some people are evil, there is nothing about democracy that precludes the ascension to the office of President, by a person with evil intentions, which doesn't make, by association, the democratic process evil"
Hear! Hear!
@archaeopteryx, exactly my point. I think we have to be careful about labeling all religions as a "Negative Force" for the same reason. Religions are comprised of people, and there have been wicked religious people, and stupid ones. That does not make all religion wicked, or all religious people stupid, any more than the bad things our American democracy has done means that democracy as a form of government should be rejected.
@Keith referred to the Crusades and the Inquisition as religiously driven wars. Though I'll note he's not clear as to which crusade, or which inquisition, it's interesting that he had to go back many hundreds of years to find relatively weak examples. The argument would be much stronger if he were to label governments of all types as the bad guys for starting wars, then he could find plenty of examples in just the last century.
I wonder, though. Is that enough to condemn human governments? They start wars? Shouldn't that also be balanced against the good roles governments have played? Building bridges? Providing stability? Resolving disputes?
If that's the case, shouldn't the bad things that people have done in the name of religion be balanced against the good as well? Just to be fair, and rational.
All the crusades were motivated by a combination of Christianity and Islam.
I've already stated many Governments are run by religious leaders. Former President Bush admitted on many occasions that his actions were an act of God. Be believed God told him to attack the middle east.
At least you might have a chance of reasoning with a non religious leader going to war.
RE: "B(H)e believed God told him to attack the middle east." - I'm thinking that would be the great god, Dick "Haliburton" Cheney --
I appreciate the compliment that we think alike in some respects, but, RE: "I think we have to be careful about labeling all religions as a "Negative Force" for the same reason. Religions are comprised of people, and there have been wicked religious people, and stupid ones."
Sorry, can't go with you there, Bob - while I'll be the first to admit that there are "wicked" and stupid religious people, I'll be the first to admit that there are good, caring ones, as well as those who are highly intelligent, but I can't accept that belief in anything magical or supernatural is anything but negative - it's not the people with whom I have a problem, it's the belief system.
Those wicked and stupid people, have been stupid enough to follow a wicked and stupid doctrine. They have been influenced by it. Adolf Hitler and Anders Breivik are good examples of this. They interoperate their faith based on the doctrine and act on it.
The bible implies Jews are bad. So Hitler orders for them to be gassed. The bible says some negative things about homosexuality, the Westboro Baptist Church protests against them by making websites stating that their god hates them, picket their funerals and just spread general hate about them.
Well, we've run headlong into Godwin's Law. I win!
@Keith, those claims just aren't supportable on the evidence.
Aders Brevik testified his crimes and has been very clear on his reasons. People don't believe like he does and so he acted on it.
There have been plenty news articles documenting the goings on of WBC, they even post notifications about their planned picketing of funerals. They have websites self documenting their hatred of LGBT. There was a documentary called "Jesus Camp". Every single one of their websites has the word "hate" as part of its title. Every single televised interview with Shirley Phelps Roper is evidence of itself that they do in fact view themselves as Christians and opposed to the rights of LGBT
As for Hitler he has been quoted many times stating that he is a Christian. There have been interviews with holocaust survivors former nazis etc. Now I know and most people may be skeptical about taking the word of eye witnesses' etc. But we know one thing for certain, the holocaust did happen, it is a factual part of history and a lot of Jews were murdered due to Hiltler. There are photographs available of the actual gas chambers used to kill the Jews.
So yes my claims are supported with evidence.
RE: "Religion does a better job with these than the principles of physical science, because the religions that have survived over the millenia did so by encouraging healthier societies. They are the survivors of natural social selection."
I could spend hours refuting every word of that tripe, but I have neither the time nor the inclination - let those here accept what you say at will --
Lol or we could simply tell him he is wrong and leave it at that
10. If by "belief" you mean correct science and evidence that can save lives (like vaccines, information of when major storms or earthquake will hit a certain place, etc.) then yes.
9. In no science class is "God made the world in 6 days and rested on the 7th". In no PUBLIC school that is payed for with TAXES should there be any religion. None, no electives, nothing. Keep it at home or in your catholic school that is not funded by TAXES.
8. I'm happy to say that there are many governments world wide (England, New Zealand, and other places in Europe) that DO have Atheists in them. The founding fathers knew the importance of keeping religion and those certain pesky (not all) religious people OUT of politics.
7. Put yourself in someone else's shoes Professor Robert. A working class person (or any person really) who was raped and got pregnant as a result. They have no interest in keeping the child or giving birth at all. Should they be allowed an abortion?
6. I think that you are mistake. Your religion preserves what history? The bible? You call Noah's Ark, Exodus, Adam and Eve, the life of Jesus, Genesis Creation, the tower of Babel, Soddom and Gemorrah or any story from the Bible history? You want some history, in about 1616 the Church almost executed Galileo for disproving Biblical accounts of Astronomy (mainly that Jupiter has 4 moons and the solar system is heliocentric).
5. If by mass murderers you mean Hitler (who was a CHRISTIAN by the way). So he wasn't an Atheist. Stalin, Mao Zedong, Kim Jong Il, Kim Jong Un, etc. - these people are ANTI-THEISTS. There is a different. They simply don't believe in God (like Jainists). There are religions that DON'T involve God. So no, Atheists don't mass murder, dress up like Jesus and shoot doctors, protest soldier's funerals, discriminate based on race, sex, religious preference, etc. These are things RELIGIOUS people do. That is not to say that they don't do good things either, but let's be real, over the course of history, they have done more harm than good.
4. Really? So the Vatican ISN'T anti-gay. If I remember the current Pope thinks that adoption by gay couples is child discrimination. If someone is gay, a priest would tell them to remain celibate. Let's turn to the bible, Leviticus 20:13; Exodus 35:2; Exodus 21:20-21; Titus 2:9-10; 1 Peter 2:18; and if I recall, Abraham (the so-called founder of this religion) used slaves, lied to all the powerful people he met about his wife out of his own self-interest, and mutilated his own, his slave's and his children's penises because God told him to.
3. You see Democracy isn't claiming to be led by a divinely good being. Democracy isn't claiming ANYTHING divine. However, many of the people in THIS Democracy ARE making these divine claims, and are the ones authorizing these drone strikes. So it looks like there IS some sort of religion to these strikes.
2. Junk science is always bad. No matter where it is. It undermines real science and takes us back to the dark ages. Its like trying to use ancient remedies to cure the flu. You know that the Egyptians used honey mixed with dates as contraception (inserted into the vagina). If you don't think that should be in the modern world, then neither should this junk religion science.
1. As Keith pointed out, the crusades, the inquisition, 30 years war. Not to mention the wars fought for other religions. So yes, religion has started many wars and killed more people in history than anything else.
I think it is you, professor, who needs to do more work.
Let me just pull one claim from all of that @007, to highlight a point.
"Religion has started many wars and killed more people in history than anything else"
The evidence just doesn't support such a claim. Here's Wikipedia's list of wars by death toll: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_and_anthropogenic_disaste...
Why hold to a belief in spite of clear and convincing evidence to the contrary?
Most of what you write above is similar in character. You're holding on to it as a personal belief, but reality is saying something different.
There were a number of wars I didn't see listed there - all of the battles the OT tells us Joshua "fit" in order to reclaim the Levant, the Crusades --
Of course you're aware what WWI was fought to establish Germany's right as the center of the Holy Roman Empire, and WWII was a continuation of that, Then there's the Thirty Years War - I could go on but I'm an hour and a half past my bedtime, and I'm sleepy.l
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For decades, Mohsen served as the regime's iron fist, helping Saleh win a bloody civil war in 1994 against southern Yemen before crushing a series of rebellions by the Houthis, a rebellious Shiite-offshoot group in the north, in a campaign that displaced millions. Relations between the two took a turn for the worse a few years back when Mohsen became convinced that Saleh was secretly grooming his son Ahmed, also an army general, for the presidency.
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Although it would've been great to have a shot at trying for another monster with skipper Craig Parnwell, l wasn't too disappointed to find that my trip was just before 'the season', and that we would be targeting snapper and kingfish around Mayor Island.
We left from the Tauranga marina at the super early time of 4.30am. On board with us was deckhand Andrew Padlie and super-keen fisho, Jonathan 'Finn' Newman. Still a little bleary from lack of sleep, I was somewhat overawed by the sight of Finn charging around at high speed, putting gear together and fine-tuning rigs. I respect that kind of attitude because it reminds me of myself a few years ago. Nowadays, I still put the preparation in, but in a more leisurely fashion. I went back to bed for another hour's sleep.
This time I woke up refreshed — and worried: Finn was still rummaging and sharpening and tying knots. Was I going to find my butt well and truly kicked by this lad? This thought ignited fishing pride and in no time we'd produced a forest of rods between us, all set up and ready to go. Bring on the kingies! Pausing to pick up 60 live mackerel, Craig then took us to an area of reef a few hundred metres off the island. When we got there, we were just in time to see a 15kg specimen coming to the side of another boat. It looked promising.
I opted for a 15kg outfit first-up, conscious of the fact that we needed landed fish for photos, and, just as importantly, to provide something for my flatmates to eat back home. We all love fresh kingfish! I have a similar feeling about Raider jigs, so attached a well-proven 200g model onto the end of my line. Dropping it down for the first time, I felt it hit bottom, lifted quickly to avoid snagging, saw an overrun, dropped again (pulling off line as I did so), engaged the reel and...Bugger! Snagged! Then the 'snag' pulled back. A solid tussle ensued and finished when a 3.5kg trevally hit the deck. The first fish within a minute — not a bad start!
That was it for the next hour and a half. Despite plenty of kingfish sign on the sounder and us winding our arms off, we couldn't get them to bite. Finn even dropped a livie down, but still no go. At least the other boat was having no luck either. I started to feel a little anxious and that helped keep my jigging speed up.
Suddenly everything stopped. I lifted my rod and line began to whistle off through the guides. Yes! Thirty metres of line later the hook pulled. Damn! The pressure was still on. Five minutes later it was time for a different strategy. As we began a new drift, I grabbed a big yellowtail mackerel from the livebait tank, carefully placed an 8/0 hook through it and dropped it down. Although it survived the drift proper, just as we were given the call to wind in, I felt the bait begin to panic. By letting out a little line, I succeeded in provoking a couple of hard knocks followed by a steady run. I struck and watched with satisfaction as line ripped from the reel — I'd forgotten how much I enjoy catching kingfish. After surviving the first couple of runs, the heavy drag slowly prevailed and a 13kg kingfish found itself hoisted aboard on the end of a big fixed gaff. It wasn't a fluke, either. The next drift was also successful, producing a slightly larger king of 16kg for me. Although Finn hooked up at the same time, he unfortunately busted off.
Andrew took the opportunity to show them who was boss, using a 37kg outfit to land two in quick succession, the largest going about 11kg. Both were released.
With large baits dwindling, I changed back to the Raider jig and hooked up again within a few minutes, eventually weighing in a fish around 17kg. It was a good way to finish the session, especially as it was released. Time for a bit of a snapper fish and lunch.
Well, the lunch was certainly on, but with blazing sunshine overhead, the larger snapper were reluctant to come out and play. We gave it an hour and a half of heavy berleying before returning to the kingie spot and having another few rounds. This time the fish were significantly smaller, but we still had a good time on our lighter outfits. Finally we were sated and the call was made to try the snapper again. It was a lot different this time. Early in the piece I found that the small livebaits remaining were just what the snapper wanted, landing a 5 and a 6kg fish in the first half hour. Then Craig stole the limelight as, after a spirited fight, he succeeded in bringing around 7 kilos of bronze-flanked snapper to the stern for netting.
After that, it was a blur of caught and lost fish, mostly long, skinny and very toothy. I spent most of my time rerigging lost tackle, but for some reason the others weren't as badly affected. They caught eight or nine snapper to 4kg. Happy with the excellent day's fishing — and with the three outfits behind me all chopped off — I just sat and watched the guys enjoying themselves for the last twenty minutes, the sun sliding down behind the horizon.
Crows Nest is 42 foot of Pelin Challenger, owned by Frank and Craig Parnell. I found her a very comfortable boat to stay aboard and she later proved to be very seaworthy. Surveyed for extreme limits, she's able to travel to the Three Kings and Ranfurly Banks, the 475hp Detroit motor giving her a useful 15 knot cruising speed and a top of 18. Inside she's very spacious and capable of accommodating up to eight anglers, but five or six is better. Although I slept on board, I don't recall as much of the internal layout as I usually do. I believe this is a reflection of how much time I spent fishing instead — she's a truly wonderful fishing platform! There was a ton of room for the four of us to do our thing and the area absorbed a lot of hastily abandoned tackle without impacting on our ability to fish. Although she does not have the perfect walk-around deck, access to the bow is still reasonably easy for those times when fish go the wrong way.
Other features include a fully-enclosed hard-top flybridge, 20 rod holders, a large in-board live bait tank, a dive compressor, loo and shower — along with an absolute stack of fishing accessories and high quality fishing tackle from 4 to 37kg — nearly all of which is Shimano.
Catching the big black marlin was not a fluke. Craig makes a point of using his heaviest gear around potential black marlin locations, hoping for this exact eventuality. It is currently the 37kg New Zealand record and, interestingly, it is one of two that he has hooked, as well as a good number of striped marlin.
Craig is a born fisher. As well as big game fishing, he also enjoys all other forms of recreational angling, including light tackle and saltwater fly — and happily accommodates the needs of those who wish to dive. He's a friendly bloke and his heart is in the right possie. Judging by my day with him, he's prepared to put plenty of time in to keep punters happy, and told me he's always bemused as to why people want to go back home just as the light is fading and the fishing really coming on. Keeping 'banker's hours' does not interest him.
I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of fishing available at Mayor Island, too. I would love to go out there again. Although Craig does very well in the area around Tauranga, he's also looking forward to fishing the legendary Three Kings and Ranfurly Banks a little later on. Those who join him on the expedition should do well.
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Who is Katherine Russell, Widow of Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev?
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"A few years ago, in a photo essay for Slate.com, boxer-turned-Boston-Marathon-Bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev said: "I don't have a single American friend. I don't understand them." But Tsarnaev, 26, who died Friday in a police shoot-out during a botched getaway, fell in love with and married one: Katherine Russell, a 24-year-old Rhode Island native and the mother of their 3-year-old daughter, Zahara."


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- YMCA summer camp coming to Swain
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- Swain struggles with waste funding
- Maternity care landscape evolves: Additional OB practices increases choices, competition
- Swain sheriff alarmed over false alarms
- YMCA camp coming to Swain County
- Swain's museum offers new attraction, old relics
A Swain County native now living in South Carolina has won several writing awards from the South Carolina Outdoor Press Association.
Jim Casada writes frequently about the Smokies and is a regular columnist in The Smoky Mountain Times in Bryson City and also contributes regularly to Smoky Mountain Living (a sister publication of The Smoky Mountain News).
Members of South Carolina Outdoor Press Association (SCOPe), their supporters and guests gathered at The Territories Saluda River Preserve near Lake Greenwood for their annual fall conference in November. The members of SCOPe represent South Carolina's top outdoor communicators from magazines, newspapers, online media and television.
Casada's awards include:
• Newspaper Feature, first place, "Living Off the Land: A Vanishing Way of Life."
• Magazine Feature, third place, "Reflections On A Marvelous Madness"
• Column, first place, "In The Good Ol' Summertime…"; second place, "Musings On Coons, Possums And Other Destructive Critters."
• Non-game Outdoor Enjoyment, first place, "A World of Wonder: Wildflowers Along the Parkway;" third place, "The Pleasures of Pickin' — Strawberries, That Is."
• Editorial/Opinion, first place, "Only Hunters Are Able To Save Hunting;" second place, "Economic Woes And The Sportsman's World."


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Mugshots Friday: The Ol' Purple Eyebrow
Every Friday, Riptide brings you the most eye-catching mugshots taken the previous week (or thereabouts) in Miami-Dade County. Yes, there is some mockery of bad neck tattoos, but also adulation directed at perps who just plain look more badass than we ever will. This is the italicized intro to that series.
Arrested: 3/14
I bet you didn't know Mugshots Friday is at heart a beauty trend blog, and we're here to say that candy colored eyebrows are officially the new hot summer trend. You'll thank us when you spot Katy Perry sporting turquoise eyebrows during her summer tour.
Arrested: 3/15
Charges: Battery and Throwing or Shooting a Deadly Missile
What exactly is a star on your throat supposed to signify? That you're really good at swallowing?
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"It's a huge minefield."…extract from article
Seemingly Cain's 'minefield' future is doomed…no?
My beef is that I hate these endless distractions when this nation is in grave need of serious triage concerning it's financial and budgetary future.
The best is not offered to us, but seemingly the worst in these trying times for the Republic.
Cain, Romney, Bachmann, Palin et al. are all inferior a*sclowns.
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The Opposite Of The Hover Hand
This type of move deserves old-school adjectives like "gumpshun" and "moxie". This goes beyond having balls — homeboy's pinching nipples. Whole hand filled with tits. One false move and this is a sexual harassment charge. Kid's got sand going in for the kill like that.


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86th Troop Command
86th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (MTN)
Execution and
support of the largest deployment of Vermont Army National Guard soldiers
since WW II has been the training focus for 2010. Approximately 1,500 VTARNG soldiers from
all corners of the state are participating in a year-long tour of
AVN is currently at their mobilization station in FT Hood, The
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Vascular ring is an abnormal formation of the aorta, the large artery that carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body. It is a congenital problem, which means it is present at birth.
Right aortic arch with aberrant subclavian and left ligamentum ateriosus
Vascular ring is rare. It accounts for less than 1% of all congenital heart problems. The condition occurs as often in males as females. Some infants with vascular ring also have another congenital heart problem.
Vascular ring occurs very early in the baby's development in the womb. Normally, the aorta develops from one of several curved pieces of tissue (arches). The body breaks down some of the remaining arches, while others form into arteries. Some arteries that should break down do not, which forms a vascular ring.
With vascular ring, some of the arches and vessels that should have changed into arteries or disappeared are still present when the baby is born. These arches form a ring of blood vessels, which encircles and presses down on the windpipe (trachea) and esophagus.
Several different types of vascular ring exist. In some types, the vascular ring only partially encircles the trachea and esophagus, but it still can cause symptoms.
Some children with a vascular ring never develop symptoms. However, in most cases, symptoms are seen during infancy. Pressure on the windpipe (trachea) and esophagus can lead to breathing and digestive problems. The more the ring presses down, the more severe the symptoms will be.
Breathing problems may include:
Eating may make breathing symptoms worse.
Digestive symptoms are rare, but may include:
The doctor will listen to the baby's breathing to rule out other breathing disorders such as asthma. Listening to the child's heart through a stethoscope can help identify murmurs and other heart problems.
The following tests can help diagnose vascular ring:
Surgery is usually performed as soon as possible on children with symptoms. The goal of surgery is to split the vascular ring and relieve pressure on the surrounding structures. The procedure is usually done through a small surgical cut in the left side of the chest between the ribs.
Changing the child's diet may help relieve the digestive symptoms of vascular ring. The doctor will prescribe medications (such as antibiotics) to treat any respiratory tract infections, if they occur.
Children who do not have symptoms may not need treatment, but should be carefully watched to make sure the condition does not become worse.
How well the infant does depends on how much pressure the vascular ring is putting on the esophagus and trachea and how quickly the infant is diagnosed and treated.
Surgery works well in most cases and often relieves symptoms right away. Severe breathing problems may take months to go away. Some children may continue to have loud breathing, especially when they are very active or have respiratory infections.
Delaying surgery in serious cases can lead to serious complications, such as damage to the trachea and death.
Call your health care provider if your baby has symptoms of vascular ring. Getting diagnosed and treated quickly can prevent serious complications.
There is no known way to prevent this condition.
Bernstein D. Other congenital heart and vascular malformations. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 426.
Kurt R. Schumacher, MD, Pediatric Cardiology, University of Michigan Congenital Heart Center, Ann Arbor, MI. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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The credit card slots are designed for the cards to slide in lengthwise, but all but the top two slots are too short, so I have to stand the cards up. When the cards are standing up, they are in the way of the snaps that hold the compartment closed. The standing cards make it difficult to close the compartment and make it hard to keep track of the cards. It would be more practical if the zipper compartments expanded a little for bulkier items such as glasses, lotion, keys. My sunglasses don't fit anywhere. I love the feel of the soft leather, the length of the strap is perfect and I like the strap that goes over the entire purse and has the flip-down snap. It is a great purse for us minimalists that don't want to carry around everything but the kitchen sink. There just isn't a place for sunglasses.
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Coming with an under the counter configuration, the Black & Decker SDC850 SpaceMaker 8-Cup Coffeemaker with Thermal Carafe provides users with a lot of good features, which they will find it out very convenient and helpful for preparing a cup of hot and delicious coffee.
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Black & Decker SDC850 also comes with a delay-brew function that is beneficial for making wake-up coffee. The coffeemaker's Sneak-A-Cup interrupt selection will stop the flow of coffee in order that you can pour a fast cup of midbrew.
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- The coffeemaker's screws are too long, so you need to cut it off to install and use it.
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Country Star Cameos on 'The Simpsons'
Yet another new season of 'The Simpsons' has started, and as the show pushes forward, the creators are sure to include more and more celebrity cameos — maybe even more country music stars will take the small screen in cartoon version. While Matt Groening and company have favored rock stars to visit Homer, Bart and company, there have certainly been some memorable moments with Nashville's best on the show.
Though, in over 500 episodes there have been just six country cameos. It seems country legends are favored over up-and-coming artists or even modern day superstars for 'Simpsons' appearances. To be fair, many of the country stars found on this list had acting experience before agreeing to appear — characterized — on the show. Click the button below to see the best country cameos on 'The Simpsons.'


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Too much hype can be a bad thing. Sometimes it raises expectations to unattainable levels. The usually elusive Brad Pitt is everywhere promoting his new film, "Moneyball." And that costs lots of money.
Ironically, the film's subject matter is all about cash and the lack of it in professional baseball. When the Oakland Athletics General Manager Billy Beane (Pitt) can't produce a team to reach the World Series, he's convinced it's due to a lack of money. He turns to an Ivy League statistics genius (Jonah Hill) who advocates Sabermetrics, a statistical approach to drafting players.
Together they compile a team of misfits, revolutionary in its concept, and end up setting a world record. In 2002, the Oakland A's won 20 consecutive games in a season, and although they didn't make it to the World Series, the game of baseball was reinvented.
"Moneyball" is a good story and slickly scripted by Aaron Sorkin ("The Social Network") and Steven Zaillian ("Schindler's List"). But it's obvious that there was a different film in mind than what ends up on the screen. The immensely gifted Robin Wright, as Beane's ex-wife, has only one scene and yet receives top billing. Brief scenes between Beane and his daughter seemed to be tossed in for no reason. Perhaps the fact that director Steven Soderbergh spent a great deal of time promoting the movie as semi-documentarial accounts for the superfluities. Bennett Miller ("Capote") replaced Soderbergh when he and the studio parted ways.
Two outstanding performances by Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Arliss Howard are dreamy to behold — effortless perfection. Pitt is fine, but since his over-the-top small role in "True Romance," I've never seen him stretch (well, almost in "Inglourious Basterds").
Based on Michael Lewis' book, "Moneyball" is more of an insider's guide to the inner workings of baseball. I loved such films as "A League of Their Own" and "Bull Durham" because you didn't have to know anything about baseball to fall under their spells. "Moneyball" strikes out on that level and dashes my great expectations.
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