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Because Kipp's always sure the grass is greener, we take a look at the 10 'most livable' cities in the world. In case you're wondering: We aren't living in one of them.
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Essential Perspectives
Smith, Ricardo, Keynes; Veblen, Malthus, Mackay; such a book containing each authors' most notable work, all of which successively developed, beginning with Smith, created the landscape of which our 21st century economic perspectives critique. Each author gives a different view, of which some are still relevant, while others not so much; nonetheless, each book will inspire deep reflection, as it should; for each inquires into the nature of man and the consequence thereof. Read them; enjoy them; of them, ask questions; the effort will avial.
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The Roots of Michael Lewis
These texts first appear wordy until you realize every word is essential. Today's current economy is illuminated by these books that seem so remarkable for their complete relevance to everything in our world. Not just the economy but everything. It is as if Adam Smith wrote his book for the Wall Street Journal last week, not in the days of Thomas Jefferson. I now understand Michael Lewis' ability to so completely understand everything and see it all in economic terms. Lewis rightfully changes nothing of these historic gems but his introductions help the reader understand their importance. Long but worth the effort.
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Belarus, which fails to cooperate with United Nations human rights mechanisms and has one of the worst human rights records in Europe, is running for election to the Human Rights Council from the Eastern European Group. We write to urge your government to commit itself to opposing Belarus' election to the Council, and to encourage other governments to also oppose Belarus.
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We chose this hotel because of its proximity to the airport. The room was clean and comfortable. The lobby area and restaurant (right off of the lobby) downstairs were chilly, although with frigid temperatures outside and people in and out, it was understandable. I just think they could have turned up the heat a little more. The food in the restaurant was very good, though. We appreciated the hotel shuttle over to the airport in the morning - runs every 15/20 minutes from what I understand.
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I have some LSD in the freezer that I'd like to use tomorrow. How do I thaw it while avoiding condensation? Just take it out and let it sit there? It is wrapped in tin foil inside of a zip lock bag.
[–]etrek 1 point2 points3 points 2 years ago (4 children)
If its blotter, just ingest it as you would normally, right out of the freezer. The temperature differential will make no real difference when it comes to absorption. Enjoy!
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Thanks for the info! I don't have blotters. It's just on paper (is that the same thing)? I am going to be traveling at least an hour and might not be able to consume it for at least 2 hours. Will the right out of the freezer method still work?
[–]etrek 2 points3 points4 points 2 years ago (1 child)
Yup, a preparation where the active chemical is absorbed on a substrate such as paper is normally referred to as a blotter. If you're traveling with it I would just recommend keeping it at room temperature away from light. If by the time you are ready to consume there is any condensation on the foil, I would just say lick the foil, that way you don't risk wasting any of the substance. Most likely though, everything will remain on the paper and will be ready for consumption. Smooth sailing brother/sister
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Everything went grreeeeaaat! Thanks again!
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If you take it out of the freezer before you consume it, assuming it's in an airtight container, just don't open the container until you're ready to use. Then the container will have had a chance to heat without condensation forming.
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Took it out of the freezer and put them in a drawer in a room that will stay cool. We'll see how it goes! Sleep time!
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The men who officiate National Hockey League games make hundreds of accurate decisions every night. But come playoff time, it's never about the ones they get right.
When that puck slides over Antti Niemi's pad and into the San Jose Sharks net back in Game 4 of the Los Angeles-San Jose series — a blown call in a game that would end in a 2-1 score for San Jose — Twitter goes apoplectic.
And the colleagues of Brad Meier, the referee with the quick whistle on that night?
"We've all been through that," said veteran National Hockey League referee Paul Devorski, whose season came to an end after the first round. "You're on the ice and you're dying a thousand deaths down there. You hear the whistle go, and you see the puck keep squirting, and it goes in the net. But once that whistle goes, the play's dead. You can't bring it back."
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Impac Mortgage Holdings, Inc. Adopts Tax Benefits Preservation Rights Agreement To Protect Its Net Operating Losses
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I recently stumbled onto a website called ChristianAnswers.net. On this site are listed more than 170 Christmas movies. I noticed one I've seen twice; when I saw the title, it all came back to me. The movie, The Kid Who Loved Christmas, was produced in 1990. It is a heart-warming story about a fictitious Chicago couple in the process of adopting an orphaned boy during the holidays when, unexpectedly, a drunken driver kills the wife, on a cold night. The little boy is taken from his daddy to be placed, again, in foster care. It looks as if the adoption will not go through as a result of the "Scrooge spirit" of the chief social worker, who, herself, grew up as a foster child, orphaned from her parents.
Near the movie's end, she has a change of heart and one is left thinking the adoption took place as the movie ends. Midway through this Christmas drama, the little boy, who desperately wants to be with his "daddy" on Christmas, writes a letter to Santa Claus. "Dear Santa: All I want for Christmas is to be with my daddy. Love, Reggie."
After watching that movie in 1994, I reflected on the first Christmas without my daddy. It was 1968. I was twelve years old. We went to my Aunt Hazel's in Fredonia, Ky., not too far from nowhere. Aunt Hazel and her husband, Lewis, along with their oldest son, Sonny, made the thirty-mile drive Christmas morning to Cadiz in their pick-up truck. Uncle Lewis and I rode in the back. I still remember him keeping me warm that sunshiny, yet cold day. I had a wonderful time on their farm for a couple of days, but all I could think about was getting back home to see my best friend, Jeannie McCormick, who lived down the street. We had grown up together.
I suppose we had played, either at her house or mine, every day from the time we were two or three. Jeannie and I had much in common that Christmas. Her daddy died in August and my daddy died in November. Jeannie's mother had left them at an early age. She really was orphaned. Fortunately her uncle, along with her grandmother, adopted and reared her. All Christmas Day I wondered if Jeannie had been thinking what I had been thinking.
When Momma and I finally got back home on December 27, I went immediately to Jeannie's house. We talked about all the things we had done on Christmas and the gifts we had gotten. Both of us confessed, though, that all we really wanted that Christmas was our daddies. I remember us holding each other as we cried.
Isaiah reminded a disheartened people, who felt abandoned, that "…a child is born…a son is given…And he will called…Everlasting Father…" (
Isaiah made the point, however, that no matter what comes to anybody in life, nothing can impede the abiding presence of God. This sagacious forth-teller of old wants us to realize that Messiah has an everlasting purpose and that purpose is embodied in this name. The name, "Everlasting Father," is associated with God's provision for His people. Thus, the lighting of the Candle of Provision on this Third Sunday of Advent. God's provision brings us great joy and so in this name one may recognize an elation that forms one of the central themes for Advent.
One of the Hebrew names bestowed upon God is "Yahweh" or "Adonai El Olam" - "the Lord, Everlasting God." The writer of Genesis made the observation that Abraham worshipped at Beersheba after making a treaty with Abimelech. The text in
Messiah is constantly taking care of those who are related to Him. None of us can say we don't want or need some sort of emotional care. We need the assurance of physical touch, an embrace, a word that will uplift, and one that reminds us that Another is there for us. Even though little children may lose a parent or parents in death, even though big children may lose a parent or parents in death, even though some children in this world grow up parent-less for whatever reason, God is there to provide.
And what He provides is surprising. He grants the provision of life, life that is abundantly full of everlasting meaning. If we should covet something in this Advent Season, if there is one thing we should really want this Christmas, it ought to be the provision of Everlasting Life.
What do you want for Christmas?
Lists tend to get longer each year for some. When Emily and Nicholas were small children, they would see something advertised on television. I can still hear wee little voices, "I'm getting that for Christmas." There would be a dozen or so things they would be getting. Most of it they didn't need, so they didn't get most of it. Truth be known, I'm afraid most of us want too much of the wrong thing and not enough of the right thing. We exemplify this in how much we spend on ourselves.
I came across an article entitled "Save Us From Christmas Spending." I learned that the average credit card indebtedness in the United States is more than $10,000.00. We really do spend too much. The American Research Group notes that the average spending per person this year will be down about four percent from last year - from $942.00 to $907.00. I'm glad it is down, but that is still a lot of money to spend on each person for whom you buy. At my house that would mean me spending $2,721.00 - and that doesn't include our dog, Kiwi. Not going to happen!
Have you heard about the group called SCROOGE? SCROOGE stands for "The Society to Curtail Ridiculous Outrageous and Ostentatious Gift Exchanges." Founded in 1979 by Chuck Langham of Charlottesville, Va., SCROOGE focuses on how nobody seems to go overboard with any other holiday. A couple of nice gifts just aren't enough. You are encouraged, even made to feel guilty, if you don't spend hundreds of dollars on each person for whom you buy.
SCROOGE encourages Christmas shoppers to spend no more than one percent of their gross annual income. If one makes $50,000.00, one only spends $500.00. SCROOGE doesn't want to hurt businesses; they just want sensibility. As you can imagine, studies indicate that an overwhelming majority of folk are opposed to SCROOGE. Spend! Spend! Spend! Want! Want! Want! Get! Get! Get!
It is tragic that many of us have no desire to be like Reggie, that little boy in the movie The Kid Who Loved Christmas, who only wanted to be with his daddy on Christmas. A clearer picture of who we may be and what our desires may be is revealed in three comic strips.
The first depicts another little boy, unlike Reggie, on Christmas morning. With his mother and father standing next to the Christmas tree in their robes looking like mommies and daddies look when they first get up in the mornings, he is sitting in the floor in a sea of toys including boats, drums, a bicycle, trucks, cars, an electric train, a chemistry set, a guitar, a baseball glove and bat, a basketball, a bow and arrows, an airplane, and a crane. After opening everything, which obviously was for him, he looks up at his mom and dad and rather disgustedly says, "Santa forgot some things. How many days until my birthday?"
The second cartoon shows Santa Claus holding his leg, obviously in pain, after a kid kicked him in the shin. The caption from the kid reads, "That's for last year!"
Then there is the third comic. On one side of the cartoon, Santa is sitting in his chair holding a little guy who points to the toy section of the store. The caption reads: "We could save ourselves a lot of time and energy if you'll just follow me over to that toy store and get me the stuff I want right now."
We want too much of the wrong thing and not enough of the right thing. We get angry when we don't get what we want or think we deserve. And we are prone to take shortcuts and thus get what we want. All of this is representative of the wrong thing. We've simply not come to realize that the wrong thing will not last forever. The right thing does.
This is why, "when the time was right, God sent his Son, and a woman gave birth to him" (
Did you hear the "father" language throughout this text? Emphatically Paul asserts, "…that God is our Father" (
What Do You Need This Christmas?
Through this Child we are granted what we need. And what we really need is life as it comes to us from a Father who lasts forever. So the question I posed at the outset, "Can a father last forever?" is thus answered in the affirmative. Yes, at least one Father can. All of our toys, gadgets, clothes, all the things of this earthly life, let's face it: they aren't going to last forever. But a relationship with Bethlehem's Child does. This Child introduces us to an Eternal Father who always provides what we need, not what want, but what we need.
In fact, our relationship with this Everlasting Father is such that we, His adopted children, can come into His presence just as if we weren't adopted at all. So I really am a son of God. Jackie really is a daughter of God. All of us, who are in Christ, are children of God. We aren't orphaned! He really is our Daddy. He really does embody what parenthood concerns. He is the kind of parent that wants us to come to Him with our grief, our trouble, our anxiety and our hopelessness as we confront the reality of things not lasting forever.
While editing notes in The Quest Study Bible, Marshall Shelley underwent a test of faith. His wife gave birth to their first child, a daughter severely retarded and completely invalid. Eighteen months later, a second child was born who lived for only one minute. Six months after that, their first child died. Shelley said he was obligated to ask God his most honest questions. He said, "God's not offended by that. In fact, He invites it!"
Only an "Everlasting Father" could invite us to bring to Him all the emotional and spiritual junk that we've been carting around for years. This Everlasting Father born in Bethlehem's barn grew to die and be resurrected from the dead so we could make it through this earthly life, a life that is cruel where children are sometimes born retarded, where children sometimes die from hunger and disease, where children are abused by earthly parents and the system of slick and sick greed and exploitation. It's a world in which we big children have gotten our priorities all fouled up, thinking we really need something, when, in reality, we know we don't need it at all. Each of us suffers from the harshness of this earthly life.
That's why I'm glad there is an Everlasting Father who listens to us and provides for us. He grants to us what we need. And He knows what we need better than we know what we need. To borrow from a sitcom of the 1950s, "the Everlasting Father Knows Best!" So when you are tempted in these days to rely upon the provision of the world, I invite you to remember the provision that comes from Jesus Christ. A Child.
A Child, a Child is born for us;
A Son is given unto you and me.
He is the Gladness of eternity;
for He was born to set all people free.
Everlasting Father is His name;
Forever caring for His children's pain.
Creator and Sustainer of our lives;
Protecting us throughout these days of strife.
A Child! A Child is born for us, and Everlasting Father is His name.
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Depart, now, into this Advent Day, under the mercy of God, your Heavenly Father.
And as you go, remember:
Through the Generosity of God, you have been granted all that is
necessary for the journey by a Benevolent Father;
In the Kindness of God, you have been forgiven your sins and restored
to the joy of your salvation through the tenderness of a Good Son; and
In the Love of God, you are being renewed and sealed for the Day of the
Lord by a Providential Spirit.
Glory be to the Lord God - now and for all time to come. Through Jesus Christ.
Bethlehem's Child. The Everlasting Father. Amen and Amen.
--Jimmy Gentry is Pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church in Carrollton, Ga.
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The prophecy from the Book of Revelation provides a map to a terrifying future. The passage specifically points to the arrival of the Anti-Christ and the beginning of Armageddon. Robert Thorn, a senior American diplomat, has other things on his mind. His wife, Katherine, who had suffered two previous miscarriages, has endured yet another unsuccessful delivery, but she's unaware their newborn child has died. The hospital priest, Father Spiletto, presents Thorn with another child born that night, … More
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Clunky retooling
Certainly, it's not the worst remake of all time, but it really is one of the more ridiculous, unnecessary, and gimmicky of them.
While not a shot-for-shot copy of Richard Donner's far superior 1976 original "Omen," David Seltzer --the screenwriter of both films%u2014barely updates his original script for this gratuitous remake.
... it's as if someone took a corpse, embalmed it to preserve the external appearance, slapped on a layer of fresh makeup, and then stuffed it full of animatronics to make it move and speak.
If you thought Van Sant's "Psycho" reshoot was weird, check this out. It's a community theater version of that old classic "The Omen", filled with all your favorite scenes.
will no doubt divide viewers into those who agree that it is high time that the original received so slick a makeover, and those who wonder whether there is much real point to a retooling of such devilish fidelity to its source.
John Moore's The Omen is not as frightening as Richard Donner's 1976 version--Moore resorts to scare tactics rather than impending horror.
...the second half of the film, devoid of the cheap thrills and subliminal images that fill the first half, moves along smoothly...
Confirm[s] its pointlessness at every available turn.
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The times may not be as apocalyptic as they once were, but this is still an Omen for the age of irony.
In his zeal to creep us out, [director] Moore forgot the subtle brilliance of Damien's portrayal in the original, which was largely as a pawn.
All the signs point to a waste of your time.
As is the case of any virtual carbon copy, this version isn't quite as sharp.
A disastrously miscast remake of the 1976 horror classic, which retains the apocalyptic themes of David Seltzer's original script but renders them dull and fright-free.
It's a television repeat disguised as a studio picture.
...a slow-paced, surprisingly tedious update that ultimately feels more redundant than anything else.
Adding Mia Farrow to the cast was a stroke of genius
Expected to be disappointed after having been so scared by the original, I was pleased to find the antichrist plot device to be new and exciting again.
...rent the original instead
Audience Reviews for The Omen
Unnecessary remake of a classic, this version of Richard Donner's The Omen is almost exactly like the original horror classic. The only difference is, is that everything is up to date, style wise, technology wise and so forth. This remake is worthless, and what's surprising is the impressive cast here. Not even a cast like this can save a dull film like this. If you've seen the far superior original directed by Richard Donner, skip this film. I'm actually surprised that with the talent involved, the filmmakers couldn't create a more effective remake. Instead this is a shot for shot clone and it's boring, dull, and above all lacks any real horror because, well it's predictable. There are some remakes that are good, unfortunately this updated version of The Omen isn't one of them. The film is very much like Gus Van Sant's version of Psycho. The reason that this film is terrible is that the film doesn't do anything, besides copying the original. For what it is, this is a mediocre horror film that is somewhat entertaining, but lacks the fire of the classic. The film simply misses the mark, and this the type of film that really puts an emphasis on unoriginality. Despite the cast, this film simply lacked the fire of the original, it's exactly the same film, except it's updated for modern times. The reason the film fails is that we know right from the start what happens, and the payoff just isn't like the original film. If you do watch this, you're watching the same film, minus the original jolts that the classic Omen delivered so well.
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I've not seen the original to be honest, so I can't compare them. I have to say though this was quite slow moving, more creepy than scary. The original has quite a reputation, which might be a little dated now. This just didn't deliver any scares, jumps or action for me, shame as it has a very good cast!
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Didn't think it was 26% bad, but it could have been alot better. It has its fair share of good scares though.
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Pointless remake which did nothing to add anything original and different except to jazz up the death scenes with a bit of blood. The 1976 original was superior in every way and not once did this remake come close to challenging it. Wasn't really scary, a few cheap frights were thrown in here and there and, like I mentioned before, a couple of the death scenes have been over-sylized which admittedly do look impressive, but it takes away any scare appeal. Marco Beltrami did a very good job with the musical score, but stil, it's not a match for Jerry Goldsmiths Oscar winning original. This one will probably be enjoyed more by people who have not seen the excellent original version.
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The Omen Quotes
- Damien:
- Did I scare you, Mommy? I didn't mean to.
- Father Brennan:
- When the Jews return to Zion, and a comet fills the sky, and the holy Roman Empire rises, then you and I must die. From the eternal sea he rises, creating armies on either shore, turning man against his brother, until man exists no more.
- Katherine Thorn:
- Don't let him kill me.
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One more religious freak throws his hat in the ring. This means no hope for women choosing the size of her family and no hope for anyone wanting to marry their own sex.
America has fallen into a mess and cannot get up. Every day the odds of my voting for Obama get higher and higher. Who would have ever thought this day would come…….Party affiliation must step down to an ideal agenda. Ray, I would not be bothered about "magical thinking" if it meant equality for all Americans.
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Right now as I look at the Democrats running for the Congress I can see some good people running for important positions on civil rights. Once the Separation of church and state is back in control, the problems of the social issues should cool down.
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Genre/Form: | Exhibition catalogs Exhibitions |
Named Person: | Thomas Lawrence, Sir; Thomas Lawrence, Sir |
Document Type: | Book |
All Authors / Contributors: |
Thomas Lawrence, Sir; Richard Holmes; National Portrait Gallery (Great Britain); Yale Center for British Art. |
OCLC Number: | 660553281 |
Notes: | Catalog of an exhibition, Thomas Lawrence: regency power and brilliance, at the National Portrait Gallery, London, Oct. 21, 2010-Jan. 23, 2011 and the Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, Feb. 24-June 5, 2011. |
Description: | 80 p. : col. ill. ; 24 cm. |
Contents: | Introduction to Thomas Lawrence essay by Richard Holmes The Life and Times of Thomas Lawrence, an illustrated timeline and an essay charting the artist's astonishing life provide a context for these images Portraits: Plates featuring Lawrence's greatest paintings and drawings Index |
Responsibility: | essay by Richard Holmes. |
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