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Tis the season for a teeth-rotting, diabetes-inducing candyfest. But life isn't just about hot apple cider and peanut M&Ms — no, it's also about lots of crappy candy, the dregs of the pillowcase that you will eat with derision in November when you run out of anything good in the pantry. We're overdue for a poll, people. [Read more…]
The Church Responds to HRC Petition
The Church has just issued an official response to the petition offered by the Human Rights Campaign. Article from the HRC here; full article available from the LDS Newsroom here. Text of the official response below:
My name is Michael Otterson. I am here representing the leadership of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to address the matter of the petition presented today by the Human Rights Campaign.
While we disagree with the Human Rights Campaign on many fundamentals, we also share some common ground. This past week we have all witnessed tragic deaths across the country as a result of bullying or intimidation of gay young men. We join our voice with others in unreserved condemnation of acts of cruelty, or attempts to belittle or mock any group or individual that is different – whether those differences arise from race, religion, mental challenges, social status, sexual orientation, or for any other reason. Such actions simply have no place in our society. [Read more…]
Shaking the hand of Brother Martin
Warren Martin was in his 70s and had the long-standing calling of handing out the ward bulletin each week. His longish gray hair curled like ramen noodles and his tie, invariably a Looney Tunes tie or a Disney themed tie, was in a standard knot around the collar of his denim shirt. Brother Martin wasn't homeless; he lived in a group home downtown for disadvantaged folks. He had few possessions, but his shirt pocket was usually stuffed full of bus schedules. He was fairly tall, with a broad paunch and red cheeks. He was also relentless in the performance of his duties. [Read more…]
General Conference: Teh Contest
We already know how you're going to follow General Conference this year: by following our open thread and our Twitter feed. We also strongly suspect that most of you lot will be watching in your pajamas, sitting in a hammock. Now you can show us, and win. [Read more…]
Donating to a good cause will make you feel good.
Just really quickly, because posts like this make some people feel awkward: multiple sclerosis is terrible. Like last year, I'm doing a charity bike ride to raise funds to fight MS, and I welcome your donations. I promised a bunch of stuff to donors last year, and I repeat those promises now (and if I didn't follow through with any of you last year, let me know and I'll make amends). So, give some money if you can – here's the link. It will make you feel quite a bit better about yourself.
Top 5 Mormons We Love To Hate
The news is out: everybody hates us. Those of us with healthy persecution complexes anticipated this day and even looked forward to it as evidence of our righteousness. But guess what, Mormons — some of you are ESPECIALLY hated, loathed and reviled, thereby showing yourselves to be even more righteousy than the rest of us. So, congrats O scorned ones, you are probably top of the heap in heaven already. Without further ado, here's the A-list, the creme de la creme, the (currently living) Mormons that get more hatin' than all the rest. [Read more…]
The Future of Mormons on the Internet
I posted this article as part of the truly amazing series at Patheos, but thought it might generate some discussion here as well. I encourage everyone to check out the other articles in the series.
Recently I read an article predicting a blossoming future for blogging, heralding this method of self-publishing as the future of
content distribution. The article in question was published in 2005. Things have changed in five years. Most recent trending data and polls agree that blogging is on the decline overall, with some demographics showing their interest in blogs cut by half. For lack of a better term, blogging is a dying technology. Blogs were faddish in 2005, but are now dying on the vine. Young people — the trendsetters for internet content production and distribution — have largely eschewed blogs as a medium. There was no Mormon blogging in 2000, and there probably won't be any in 2020 for that matter.
I am no Jeremiah, come to fortell the doom of the Bloggernacle. You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. But if we are to consider the question of the future of the Bloggernacle, I believe we need to engage in two tasks as a prerequisite: first, we must understand why the community of LDS blogs exists, and second, we must understand the evolutionary pathways of new media and gain a sense of which way the river is flowing. [Read more…]
Just a little black raincloud
More and more I find myself drawn to the great thinkers. My children have recently reminded me of the wonders of A.A. Milne, and so I would like to share some of my recent readings with you. [Read more…]
Contest: Starting a New Dialogue
Readers of Dialogue know how indispensable it is. Dialogue represents the best of independent Mormon thought available today. The product of a rich spiritual and intellectual heritage, today's Dialogue is an immensely valuable tool in promoting interesting conversations and in fostering a thoughtful LDS community. I firmly believe that without Dialogue, sites like BCC would probably not exist today. And now, with some elbow grease on your part, you can win a subscription for yourself. [Read more…]
Book Review: Dispensation
Angela Hallstrom's recent compilation of LDS fiction is an impressive undertaking, bringing together 28 stories from the greatest contemporary authors our faith has to offer. And while some might quibble with a few of the authorial choices, and others might find some of the themes or language too much for their taste, there's no question that Dispensation represents an immensely valuable compilation. While it cannot help but live in the shadow of Eugene England's landmark anthology, Bright Angels and Familiars, Hallstrom's work deserves its own recognition and belongs in the library of anyone with an interest in our culture. [Read more…]
Police Beat Roundtable XXI
The XXIieth installation of our ongoing look at that most charming column of the Daily Universe. Previous installments can be read here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here, here and here.
This week: Eric Russell demonstrates how funny Marines can be. Also, Ken Jennings and GST do their schtick.
Two 16-year-olds are under investigation for illicit sexual conduct. They were found in the Caroline Hemenway Harman Continuing Education Building by two custodians.
GST: That's what you get when you name a building after a woman. They haven't done it since. [Read more…]
I Could Not Do It
Between March 28 and 30 of this year, nine people were arrested in Michigan Indiana and Ohio for plotting to kill several law enforcement officers. The Hutaree group's objective, apparently, was to help usher in the Apocalypse by performing mass killings of government officers and other law enforcement persons at the funerals of the targeted policemen. The group is a fundamentalist Christian militia group with the slogan, ""Preparing for the end time battles to keep the testimony of Jesus Christ alive." They view themselves as completely devoted to Christ and engaging in the sacrifice of their own lives to keep the testimony of Christ alive during the End Times. [Read more…]
April Fools!
We couldn't think of anything funny to do today*.
*Correction: we did one little thing. See if you can find it.
Conference is coming!
Spring is in the air, the snows are melting, and General Conference is this weekend. As a heads-up to our readers — we will be continuing our tradition of live Conference coverage, with open threads here at BCC as well as live Twitter coverage here. Additionally, we will be photoblogging conference and providing some special features throughout the weekend. Please let us know if there are any special events you'd like us to cover. BCC permas will be on hand outside the Conference Center to sign autographs.
Also, I heard that this weekend they're totally going to announce the formal transition to a two-hour block. No, seriously! My sister-in-law's former roommate married the grandson of a GA and that's all they talk about these days…
Seeking Wisdom
An announcement and request from the Salt Lake Tribune:
Who is wise?
Maybe your mom, who seemed to know exactly what to say to teenage traumas. Perhaps your pastor, who inspired you to improve your life. Maybe even a president, who guided a nation through war or peace.
We want your thoughts about wisdom, a quality that stretches beyond knowledge to include insight, sound judgment and more.
But what exactly is wisdom? Who has it? And what makes a person wise?
Just e-mail your thoughts and nominate people you see as wise — both the famous and not-so-famous — to email@example.com.
Lenten Mormonism
Happy Mardi Gras, everyone! I hope you are enjoying this last gasp of hedonism, because tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, the first of 46 days of Lent. Tomorrow the parish priest will put sacramental ash on your forehead in the form of the cross, and speak those words, "Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return." Then begins your period of repenting — literally, in dust and ashes — before the great Easter morn arrives. Prepare yourselves, pilgrims!
What — Mormons don't do this? Well, maybe we should. [Read more…]
Police Beat Roundtable XX
The XXieth installation of our ongoing look at that most charming column of the Daily Universe. Previous installments can be read here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here, and here.
This week: GST, SB2, KJ, AG and SE duke it out.
On Saturday an unexpected skydiver landed in the north end zone bleachers during the Stadium of Fire and caused considerable damage to the metal bench. A 19-year old visitor sustained the brunt of the impact. The victim complained of sore arms and legs.
Adam: Told you you shouldn't have ditched the MTC, Elder. [Read more…]
Snakes! Why did it have to be snakes!?
Taught the first part of Lesson 4 yesterday — I say the "first part," because we had 10 minutes of class time (thanks, Ward Conference!), and this lesson is important enough to bump Lesson 5 forward. See here for an example of how class is supposed to be done. So, in our ten minutes, I covered the Council in Heaven, Satan's fall and the serpent. Next week we'll do the Fall and the redemption (if Aaron Brown shows up). At one point, we read Moses 4:5-6:
And now the serpent was more subtle than any beast of the field which I, the Lord God, had made. And Satan put it into the heart of the serpent, (for he had drawn away many after him,) and he sought also to beguile Eve, for he knew not the mind of God, wherefore he sought to destroy the world.
There's a lot to unpack in those verses, and we didn't try in our time to talk about why Eve, or why Satan would not know the mind of God, etc. Best leave that for next week. Instead, I asked: "was there really a snake?" [Read more…]
Dream Job
The job opportunity below has come to our attention — it sounds like an amazing opportunity for those with the right background.
Historian/Documentary Editor, Joseph Smith Papers Project-0900581
Application Process: http://www.lds.org/emp/new/home.html
The Joseph Smith Papers Project is engaged in producing a comprehensive edition of Joseph Smith documents featuring complete and accurate transcripts with both textual and contextual annotation. The scope of the project includes Joseph Smith's original correspondence, revelations, journals, historical writings, sermons, legal papers, and other documents. Besides providing the most comprehensive record of early Latter-day Saint history they will also provide insight into the broader religious landscape of the early American republic. The Joseph Smith Papers Project is ready to hire a historian/documentary editor with the appropriate academic training, research and writing skills to edit Joseph Smith's papers. [Read more…]
Name my resolution
Tomorrow is New Year's Eve. I don't believe much in New Year's resolutions, but if you guys can arrive at a consensus for what resolution I should make and keep in the new year, I'll do it. The way I see it, I know myself worse than the rest of you.
Suggestions, to get the ball rolling:
1. Learn to juggle
2. Stop being so darned sexy
3. Be more curt to trollish commenters.
Failing that, what are your resolutions? What does Mormon culture have to say about New Years' Resolutions? Is the practice of a 'resolution' consistent with the general approach of seeking a Christlike life?
Police Beat Roundtable #19
The nineteenth installation of our ongoing look at that most charming column of the Daily Universe. Previous installments can be read here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.
This week: an Advent treasure for you all, as we are joined (at various moments) by GST, Matt Page, "Brunhilde", Ken Jennings, and Aaron Brown. Ronan also joined us, but his profane comments were all left on the cutting room floor (foreshadowing, perhaps, the fate of England in Group C).
From a window in Chipman Hall, a male student exposed his buttock to two University police officers who were in the area on foot patrol Nov. 30 at 11:22 p.m. A female student who witnessed the incident identified the suspect and a $300 citation was given.
Brunhilde: Which buttock? [Read more…]
Egg ethics II
Suppose a couple, having problems with fertility, decides to try IVF as a means of having children. For the sake of the hypothetical, let's say initial fertilization goes very well and the couple ends up with 30 viable embryos. After 8 pregnancies with three embryos implanted each time, the couple is exhausted and now has 24 children. They are done having kids.
What does the couple do with the six remaining embryos? You make the call. [Read more…]
Tesserae of My Faith
I had the honor of presenting during the Pillars of My Faith segment at Sunstone Northwest on Sunday. Below are my rough notes. Thanks to Mary Ellen Robertson and Molly Bennion for putting on a great symposium for a good community.
What are the pillars of my faith? My Mormonism is a community of Saints, a Zion of individual souls that come together to worship God and be saved through Christ. As such my fundamental image of faith is the mosaic, the wonderful art of forming a picture composed of countless individual tiles. I have in my mind the picture of God, the master Artist, placing each of us uniquely within his plan, cementing us together, ultimately forming a masterpiece. [Read more…]
Leaving a note
If you found out that you were going to die soon, what sort of note would you leave behind? Who would it be addressed to? [Read more…]
Interview with Elna Baker
If you aren't already familiar with the writing and performing of Elna Baker, prepare yourself for awesomeness. Baker is a comedian and storyteller living in New York. She is the author of a new memoir, The New York Regional Mormon Singles Halloween Dance, describing her life as a single adult (a review will be coming later this week). She has written for The Onion and many other publications, and has been featured on This American Life and Upright Citizens Brigade. It is very possible that Baker is the best working comedienne and author in all Mormondom. We asked her some questions in connection with her new book. [Read more…]
Elder Choi: I Love Loud Boys
The noisy sturm about Elder Holland notwithstanding, I believe Elder Yoon Hwan Choi gave the sleeper hit talk of this past General Conference. His address was a simple narrative of personal revelation and how Christ can enter the lives of our youth. More than this, it was an example of how we as lay clergy ought to approach our sermons. I'd like to look at his sermon, both in terms of its message and its form. I'm not doing any deep textual analysis, just taking an informal look at Choi's story, his lessons and his structure. [Read more…]
What I'd like for General Conference this year
As a lover of all things gossip, I adore speculation about what might be announced in General Conference, what the big themes will be, etc. — especially when it comes to a new apostle, a new initiative or program, or a name change.
This session, however, I'm looking for something more simple: a time of refreshing. I want to feel the Spirit strongly and be reaffirmed in my testimony of this work, and leave Conference with a little more spring in my step.
What are you hoping for this time? And how can we at BCC cover Conference more effectively and meaningfully for you? Remember that we'll have an open thread, as well as live coverage on twitter (@bycommonconsent).
Police Beat Roundtable #18
The eighteenth installation of our ongoing look at that most charming column of the Daily Universe. Previous installments can be read here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.
Today we're joined by GST, Ken Jennings and a mysterious female BYU alumna who we shall call "Brunhilde."
March 8: An individual reported money and medication stolen from a backpack during Dancesport. The individual had left the backpack unattended containing $10 and a prescription of Lortab. Upon return, the items were missing.
Brunhilde: Dancesport participants definitely need their meds. [Read more…]
Cause me pain! Please!
Just a brief post to shill for some charity pledges: this weekend I'll be participating in the local Bike MS Ride, a charity ride to benefit the National MS Society. If you're not familiar with the effects of multiple sclerosis, ask around; odds are that a family member, friend or colleague is familiar with the sudden disorientation, blurred vision or debilitating pain that accompanies this horrible disease. Nobody is sure what triggers it, and there is no cure.
So, I'll gladly take on a little pain myself for a good cause: 92 miles on Saturday, 68 on Sunday. Easy-peasy for a sleek biking machine such as myself. But let me provide more incentive. I will send each of my sponsors over $25 a handwritten thank-you card, as well as a "get-out-of-admin-jail-free" card good for one truly trollish comment at BCC (think it over, aloysius!). Sponsors who pledge over $100 get the cards, a guest post on BCC, and I will wear a large sign on my jersey that says "I heart [your name here, moneybags]". Sponsors who pledge $250 or more get all of the above plus a slowdance mixtape and a signed photo of my wife Eddy Merckx [signed by me].
Here is the link to pledge. Think of it this way — you're obligated to give 10% and you got nothin' to show for it. Donate a little for this charity and you will have instant fame and glory.


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Secrets of "The Devil's Handshake"
Ryan Schifrin, Larry Hama and Adam Archer discuss Archaia's newest title, "The Devil's Handshake," a 48-page one-shot the creators describe as a blend of Indiana Jones, James Bond, H.P. Lovecraft, and the Hardy Boys.
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$85 billionThe amount generated by the vacation rental industry in 2010 in the U.S. and Europe.
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$27,360 per year
The average amount vacation rental owners generate annually in rental income.
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54% of owners
The percentage of HomeAway owners who are able to pay at least three-quarters of their mortgage payment by renting out their home.
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Tottenham Hotspur Football Club
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Tottenham boss Martin Jol was delighted to finally get the monkey off his back as Spurs ended a 16-year wait for a league victory over Chelsea with a 2-1 win on Sunday.
England winger Aaron Lennon scored the winner in a pulsating London derby at White Hart Lane, but rather than single out individual performances, Jol preferred to heap praise on the team.
"We needed to win a top game," he said. "We tried to attack and be positive. It took 25 minutes to get going but after that we were terrific.
"It was long time since we beat Chelsea and it is something to be proud of.
"I feel it has been a great week for the club, with us winning in the UEFA Cup and beating the champions. It is a real achievement.
"They said we'd never beaten a top side and that was a bit annoying. But we did that. It was a great performance.
"Robbie Keane was probably man of the match and Michael Dawson and Ledley King did ever so well, but we had so many other players who did well.
"We said before the game we had to be brave and play with confidence and we did that in the second half."
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Welcome to Pebble Creek Golf Club
Pebble Creek Golf Club is a municipal facility which boasts 27 holes of golf and is ranked by Golf Digest as a 4 1/2-Star facility, we have all the latest amenities. A practice facility which allows you to hone your skills, a golf shop stocking great merchandise at fair prices, beverage carts to service your needs on the course and a great grill to fill you up before, during and after your round.
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- Conference date: 19–23 July 2010
- Location: Brisbane, (Australia)
Indistinguishability of subsystems is a requirement for quantum interference, which is in turn the workhorse of extra‐classical demonstrations such as those proposed in quantum information protocols. However, indistinguishability does not arise in the standard axioms of quantum mechanics. Once the standard textbook approach is assumed, the pure states of the system in question are conventionally restricted to a Hilbert subspace with permutation symmetry. From the tomographic perspective, this is unacceptable, as such an assumption of symmetry can be too restrictive. Here we report two approaches to the problem of multiple bosons that admit both distinguishable and indistinguishable states of the same system. In doing so we define two notions of distinguishability. Both approaches are shown to give the same results in the sense that they predict the same restriction on density matrices as would be reconstructed tomographically. The number of unknown elements is polynomial in the number of particles, in stark contrast to the distinguishable case which scales exponentially. We use this picture to investigate possible measurement schemes which could detect and/or characterise indistinguishability.
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What does FUGA mean in Genealogy?
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Bump She Aint The Same, the latest cut from Bronze Nazareth featuring Boldy James on the assist. It was released on Wednesday, October 2nd, 2013. Things are improving for Bronze Nazareth with each new offering, and She Aint The Same is certainly no exception. It's a worthy addition to the Bronze Nazareth's catalogue, which has seen much evolution as of late. We're definitely anticipating the next step.
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'Annie Jr.' hits the stage in Linwood
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LINWOOD– "Tomorrow" will ring out when the curtain goes up at Mainland Regional High School when the For Kids by Kids Production of "Annie Jr." opens Thursday, July 31 and runs through the weekend.
"Annie Jr." is full theatrical production adapted into a manageable version for the young performers who range in age from 6 through 16. Deborah Glenn, the producer and director of the show, said she chose "Annie Jr." because the kids love the show and it fit perfectly with the talent of the kids.
Most of the major roles were double cast in order to accommodate the 60 performers who came out for the show.
Natalie Viso, 16, of Margate is Miss Hannigan in the show. A veteran of 14 productions, Viso said she really likes the character.
"This is so outside of how I am normally cast; I am always the pretty, bubbly character, but this lets me explore the other side," said the OCHS junior. She just finished Sunday, July 20 with "The Wedding Singer."
Matt Lischin, who is headed to the eighth grade at the Northfield Community School, said Annie is the third show he is working on this summer. In addition to "The Wedding Singer," he is also cast in "The Sound of Music."
Lischin, who plays Rooster in Annie, is surrounded by some interesting women and said the character is a lot of fun to play.
Tori Pierce, 15, of Northfield, who plays Lilly in Annie, is headed into her sophomore year at Mainland Regional High School and is a veteran of 12 stage productions.
The lead role of Annie is double cast with Julia Wilson of Egg Harbor Township taking the stage as Annie in two performances, and Logan Kauffman of Northfield as Annie twice as well.
The dancers were kicking up their heels Monday at Ensemble Arts in Egg Harbor Township where "Annie Jr." has been rehearsing for weeks. Elizabeth Gallagher of Egg Harbor Township is the choreographer for "Annie Jr." and Rachel Ginsberg of Mays Landing is the production manager along with Glenn who holds down the job of producer and director.
Tickets for "Annie Jr." at Mainland Regional High School are $12 for adults and $10 for children 12 and under. Performances are Thursday, July 31 at 7 p.m.; Friday, Aug. 1 at 7 p.m., and Saturday, Aug. 2 at 2 and 7 p.m.
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Thanks to Karl Lagerfeld you no longer need to carry heels in your handbag. Just stick with sneakers, says Emma McCarthy
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Those who head down to the store will be treated to a White-themed wonderland.
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Karl Lagerfeld today invited those who worship at the altar of Chanel to get up close and personal with the prestigious French fashion house as he transformed the Grand Palais in Paris into a modern art gallery.
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A rare Chanel quilted handbag in a shade of red that was only used for two years is among the gems on offer at a pop-up sale of vintage bags in Fenwick's flagship Bond Street store.
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Young, beautiful and knows just what she wants — Chanel is looking to capture some of the next generation's confident cool, says Emma McCarthy
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No one puts on a show quite like Karl Lagerfeld. The German designer did so today in the most literal sense as he transformed Paris's Grand Palais into a dilapidated theatre with crumbling walls and gaping windows.
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Vincent Barrett "V.B." Price (born August 30, 1940 in Los Angeles, California) is an American poet, human rights and environmental columnist, editor, journalist, architectural critic, novelist and teacher.[1] He is co-founder of New Mexico Mercury, an online platform featuring news, commentary and analysis from a variety of experts and writers around New Mexico. He is currently an emeritus lecturer in the University of New Mexico's Honors College where he has taught since 1986 and is an adjunct associate professor at UNM's school of Architecture and Planning. He has taught Classical Greek Literature, Poetry and Environmental Justice at the Honors College, among other things.
Price graduated from the University of New Mexico in 1962 with a B.A. in Anthropology [2] and has been writing in New Mexico for over 50 years. Price's writing has appeared in over 70 national and international publications since 1962. He was the architecture editor for Artspace Magazine of Albuquerque and Los Angeles and the former editor of New Mexico Magazine.[3] Price was the city editor for the New Mexico Independent (print publication) and worked for the publication through the 1970s[4] and was the founding editor of Century Magazine which ran from 1980–1983. He was architecture critic at the Albuquerque Journal in the mid 1980s. He wrote for the Albuquerque Tribune from 1978 till the paper closed in 2008, most notably as a weekly columnist. Price was an editorial contributor to the New Mexico Independent (online publication) from 2008-2009. He was the series editor of the Mary Burritt Poetry Series at the University of New Mexico Press from 2004 to 2012.
In November 2011, UNM Press published Price's latest book, The Orphaned Land: New Mexico's Environment Since the Manhattan Project. In the book, Price wades through fifty years of newspaper articles and government reports to reveal the environmental toll New Mexico has paid for decades of military munitions testing, uranium mining, population growth and unsustainable development, air and water pollution by multinational corporations and undue strain on the state's limited water supply, to name a few.[5] Framing New Mexico as, "a microcosm of global ecological degradation,"[6] Price offers New Mexico natives and interested outsiders a case study of the impacts and systematic breaches of public trust by some of the pervading power structures affecting the environment around the world: the military-industrial complex, multinational corporation's impact on local natural resources and the lack of consideration of long-term environmental consequences in development planning. Speaking with Gene Grant on KNME's, New Mexico In Focus, Price states that the Manhattan Project both transformed and deformed the American West by elevating New Mexico into one of the intellectual and scientific epicenters for the Cold War but also resulting in 2,100 waste sites at Los Alamos National Laboratories in Northern New Mexico and 400 waste sites at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque.[7] Marc Simmons of the Santa Fe New Mexican calls the book, "a stellar compendium focused on the state's slide toward ecological degradation."[8]
V. B. Price is the son of actor Vincent Price and his first wife, Edith Barrett. Price was born in Los Angeles but has lived in Albuquerque's North Valley for over 45 years. He has been married to artist Rini Price since 1969 and the two have collaborated since the early 1970s with Rini creating artwork for the majority of Price's books of poetry.[18] The Prices have two sons and two grandchildren.[3]


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Businesses, Groups Join Climate Registry |
on Thursday January 17 2008 by NAW Staff |
Fifty-four corporations, state and local governments, and other organizations have achieved founding reporter status by being the first to join the Climate Registry. The Climate [read more] |
Report: Wind-Powered Generation Doubles In Ontario |
on Tuesday January 15 2008 by NAW Staff |
Wind-powered generation in Ontario more than doubled in 2007, according to statistics released by Ontario's Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO). In 2007, the output from [read more] |
APPA Studies RTO Membership |
on Friday January 11 2008 by NAW Staff |
A recent study conducted by the Carnegie Mellon Electricity Industry Center finds that "there is no evidence that membership in an RTO (Regional Transmission Organization) [read more] |
Yellowstone Launches Second Renewable Energy Fund |
on Wednesday January 09 2008 by NAW Staff |
Private equity firm Yellowstone Capital Partners LLC of Houston has formed its second alternative and renewable energy fund Yellowstone Energy Ventures II LP (YEV II). [read more] |
Report: Climate Change Issues To Drive Increased Tech Investment In 2008 |
on Wednesday January 09 2008 by NAW Staff |
Framingham, Mass.-based Energy Insights, an independent research and advisory firm, has released its annual "Worldwide Energy Industry 2008 Top 10 Predictions." According to this new [read more] |
Colorado Produces Renewable Energy Resources Report |
on Tuesday January 08 2008 by NAW Staff |
The Governor's Energy Office (GEO), in compliance with Senate Bill 2007-091, worked with members from utilities and the renewable energy community to produce the report [read more] |
Nordex Enters Wind Turbine Agreement With Everpower |
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Nordex USA has entered into an agreement with wind developer Everpower Renewables for the delivery of 25 N90/2.5 MW turbines for the Krayn wind farm [read more] |
CRS, Green-e Launch New Certification Program |
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Hello Vice! First I`d like to wish you all happy holidays. Welcome to this week`s joint Guilty Crown report, which will encompass both episodes 10 and 11. Lots of plot developments occurred during these two action-packed episodes, and now it`s time for you to share your thoughts on the series`progress. Now without further ado, I present you with this week`s GC report.
After the horrendous events that took place during his battle with Jun, Shu is currently traumatized by his surroundings. Bombarded by flashbacks, Shu reaches his limits and decides to quit Undertaker, and begins to avoid those around him. In the meantime, Gai and the rest of the Undertakers are engaged in a mission to retrieve "the rock that started it all". Will the Undertaker's be able to complete the mission without The King's Power on their side? And what exactly does GHQ's Major Segaihave under his sleeve?
GHQ's in a sea of blood, and Tokyo city is resonating with an eerie song bringing chaos to the Japanese people. The Apocalypse Virus is spreading in a cancerous rate, instantly crystallizing all of it's victims. Shu is finally starting to see the consequences of his lack of action; will he finally realize the truth of friendship and pull his act together?
Inori`s feelings towards Shu are finally exposed during this episode! Interestingly, Gai doesn`t seem very pleased with her realization.
We learn more about Hare and her relationship with Shu.
Shu finally learns what it means to have friends and to trust them
Shu, who has always compared himself to Gsi, realizes that he should do things his own way,
One thing I HATED about this episode was when Shu started hitting on Hare when he was being all emo. If any of you readers watched Code Geass R2, there is a point in the series where Lelouch (the main character) is depressed, and wants to be comforted by one of the female characters. Here is the link of that Code Geass clip if you are interested in comparing it to this Guilty Crown episode.(no major plot spoilers are presented in the clip) : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdAdMMwxRSY
I don`t think there was anything bad during the 11th episode, other than the fact that it ended with such a BIG cliffhanger, which ticked me off.
While Gai and the head of the Kuhouin group were conversing, on Kuhouin`s desk, there is a volume of all the information on Gai which his group investigated. There is a photo that sticks out from the volume, which seems to be the other half of the photo seen at the end of episode 7:
Ending twist: Shu and Inori are seen walking away from one another, which fits the events that happened during the episode
The mystery pink-haired girl seems to be called "Mana". She also seems to be trapped in a pink crystal.
Hare's Void is demonstrated during this episode. Her Void are bandages that heal
Another character with "The King's Power" appears at the end of the episode.
Ending Twist: This time it doesn't include Inori, but concept arts of "Mana" ; one in a school uniform and another of her holding out a gift.
I`d like to give you my thanks for checking out this report. Please note that I won`t be here for the next two weeks (I`m leaving tomorrow which is the 24th), so if you posted your comments onto this report and haven`t received a reply, its not that I`m ignoring you, but its because I have no internet access. Takashichea has kindly offered to take over my weekly report duty during my absence. Thanks again Taka! I owe ya one!
For those who are interested in joining my partner Taka and I with out Guilty Crown wiki edits, please don't hesitate to PM me, we could use as much man and woman power as we can get! Thank you!
Haven't gotten enough of GC, check out the newest forums we've got up:
What's Your Favorite Guilty Crown Characters? by Taka
What Kind of Void Would You Like? by Taka
That's it from me Vicers! See you later, and peace!
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HUNTINGTON (AP) — Ken Arnold discovered that great range is an asset in baseball and acting.
"I tell actors, there's only one you," Arnold said. "If you're good, you'll get hired. It's like baseball. What was instilled in me in baseball was I learned you have to practice, work out and have sound fundamentals. The same is true in acting."
Arnold was the starting shortstop with the 1991 Huntington Cubs minor league baseball team. A rookie Appalachian League affiliate of the Chicago Cubs, the H-Cubs played here from 1990 through 1995.
Now, Arnold works as an actor-director-producer with 62 acting credits. Arnold played the role of astronaut Buzz Aldrin in the movie "Men in Black 3." Arnold also was in the motion picture "Abduction" and his favorite role was Nazi SS officer Max Hansen in the World War II film "The Wereth Eleven."
"It was fun, but it was like playing Darth Vader," Arnold said. "I kept thinking about the uniform, 'I've got to get this thing off.' When I'd walk on the set, people would get out of the way. It was an odd feeling to have that uniform on. It made me uncomfortable. It gave me a sense of being evil."
Arnold used his athletic experience to his advantage in playing the SS officer role. Hansen was trying to motivate his troops for a must-win battle and Arnold, barking commands in German, drew on his memories of being motivated by fiery coaches to make the role more impactful.
Arnold also has appeared in several television series, including Law & Order, House of Cards and Blue Bloods.
"Those shows do an excellent job," Arnold said. "They're like a machine. They know what they're doing." Arnold's next project is a film "Upon the Wing," featuring Partridge Family mom Shirley Jones and Corbin Bernsen, who starred as Roger Dorn in the 1989 baseball film classic "Major League." "I'll drop some lines from Dorn on him," Arnold said of Bernsen.
Arnold said he would love to direct a baseball movie and has the makings of such a script.
"It would have Bill Murray as the manager," Arnold said.
As close as Arnold has come to a baseball film was performing as Cal Ripken's stunt double in a Bayer Aspirin commercial. The player diving for balls in the commercial was Arnold, who also played in the Baltimore Orioles and Texas Rangers organizations before retiring in 1999. Ripken is baseball's all-time leader for consecutive games played with 2,632.
"We were out warming up, catching some balls and I dived for a few and Ripken asked me if I had played before. I said I had. He asked who I played for. I said the Orioles. He looked at me funny and asked what position. I told him shortstop, then I said, 'Yeah, some guy wouldn't take a day off!' He laughed at that."
Arnold also is collaborating with "Blair Witch Project" director Ed Sanchez on a horror-comedy. Filming is scheduled for the fall.
Signed as a free agent after a stellar career at Wagner College, Arnold was the H-Cubs' best hitter in 1991. Arnold hit seven home runs, drove in 43 runs, reached base at a .336 clip, slugged .459 and stole eight bases, all team-best numbers on a club that batted an abysmal .218 for the season and finished with a 25-42 record.
Arnold's name is scattered throughout the franchise's top 10 categories.
He tied Danny Montero and Steve Walker for the franchise record with four triples and his 16 doubles were second only to Jose Viera's 22. Arnold's seven home runs tied with former major leaguer Jason Maxwell, Mike Little and Ron Smith for fourth. Arnold tied Maxwell for ninth in games played, with 61. Arnold's 63 hits are fifth-most in H-Cubs history and his 229 at bats ranked seventh. Arnold's 43 runs batted in are second only to K.J. Ellis' 48.
Acting became an option when Arnold realized he wasn't going to make it to the major leagues and inquired about acting classes after seeing former New York Yankees farm hand Drake Hogestyn as an actor on soap opera "Days of Our Lives." "I know him and I thought, if he could do it I couldn't be as bad as he was," Arnold said with a laugh.
Arnold recounted fond memories of Huntington and said he was touched by the 2006 film "We Are … Marshall." "I remember living in the dorms at Marshall," Arnold said. "We played at St. Cloud Commons and the people were so welcoming and friendly. I'd never really been far away from home before and they made me feel welcome. I remember (Chicago Cubs instructor) Jimmy Piersall taking us to the spaghetti place (Jim's Steak & Spaghetti House) downtown."
Arnold helps coach his 16-year-old's baseball team. He and wife Maria have five kids. The youngest is 5.
Arnold isn't the only 1991 HCub to achieve celebrity status. Outfielder Pedro Valdes made it to the big leagues with the Chicago Cubs and Texas Rangers. Pitcher Terry Adams featured the longest baseball career of any former H-Cub, playing 11 seasons and appearing with the Cubs, Philadelphia Phillies, Toronto Blue Jays, Pittsburgh Pirates, Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers.
Matt Vasgersian was the team's radio play-by-play man and now does play-by-play for Fox Sports telecasts of Major League Baseball.
"Yeah, Matt big-times me now when I call him," Arnold said, chuckling.
Huntington's pitching coach was former major leaguer Ray Sadecki and its hitting coach was former big leaguer Gil Kubski, now the head of West Coast scouting for the Baltimore Orioles. The team was managed by Steve Roadcap, now a scout with the Cincinnati Reds, who in June drafted Roadcap's son, Seth, a catcher from Capital High School.
"Roady calls me every now and then," Arnold said. "He asks if there are any players here to scout or if there any camps going on."
Does Arnold miss baseball?
"Every day," Arnold said. "Every day."


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Mack announces new 405-hp MP7 engine
Mack Trucks announced Sept. 8 the new Mack MP7 405 Super Econodyne engine, available with up to 405 hp and 1,560 lb.-ft. of torque.
Cummins N.Y. plant celebrates 40 years
Cummins celebrates the 40th anniversary of its Jamestown Engine Plant (JEP) in Jamestown, N.Y. Typically, more than 400 engines are built per day at JEP, and the plant produced its 1.5 millionth heavy-duty engine in the ...
CARB public meeting to be webcast
Thursday, April 24, 9 a.m. PDT, the California Air Resources Board will discuss and take public comment on some compliance alternatives proposed for its Statewide Truck and Bus Rule.
Acquisition, maintenance cost worries stand out in post-2018 efficiency standards conversation
Readers sound off on President Obama's announcement of plans for post-2018 model truck fuel-efficiency/emissions standards.
Tightened fuel economy regs: OOIDA warns of higher truck costs, ATA and truck makers generally supportive
OOIDA says increased fuel economy standards will drive up the price of new trucks, while one trucking researcher says the cost of overall truck ownership will drop, despite the price increase. Truck makers, too, say ...
Hours of service, trucker strike, Lisa Kelly and more: Top 15 most read stories of 2013
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A little fuel dilution, soot, blow-by is OK
Some fuel dilution after idling, a little soot in your engine and some blow-by are (mostly) normal and not anything you should be worried about, writes Bruce Mallinson.
Left-coast gamble: Other CARB regs and deadlines
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The concept of a lovemap was originated by John Money to assist a discussion of why people like what they enjoy sexually and erotically. According to Money, it is "a developmental representation or template in the mind and in the brain depicting the idealized lover and the idealized program of sexual and erotic activity projected in imagery or actually engaged in with that lover."[1]
According to Money, the word lovemap was first used in 1980 in an article entitled: "Pairbonding and Limerence". Before this time, as he states, Money began to talk about lovemaps, in precursory form, with his students in lectures.[1] In a 1997 review article, published in Medical Hypotheses journal (vol.48, pp. 399-402), Money revisited the concept of 'love map' and expanded it to three categories, which are namely, 'haptoerotic'(cutaneous), 'morphoerotic' (visual) and 'gnomoerotic' (narrative).
Money describes the formation of an individual's lovemap as similar to the acquisition of a native language, in that it bears the mark of his or her own unique individuality, similar to an accent in a spoken language. A lovemap is usually quite specific as to details of the physiognomy, build, race, color, temperament, manner, etc. of the ideal lover (p. 29).[1] Since its inception, the concept of "love maps", applied to interpersonal relationships, has found apt acceptance[citation needed] and is frequently referenced in love / relationship / sexual-evolution theory books;[citation needed] as for example in Wilson and McLaughlin's 2001 The Science of Love.[2]
In "Gay, Straight, and In-Between: The Sexology of Erotic Orientation," Money suggests that love is like a Rorschach (ink blot) test, where if projections (shaped by a body/mind's lovemap) on the other are mutual, pair-bonding occurs, typically in a courtship phase of mating. (pp. 127–128) [3]
Money analyzed a large range of sexual predilictions and behaviors using this model of the "lovemap". In Lovemaps, some of the most notable concepts include:[1]


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This thread would have to be the biggest heap of stinking armchair excrement I have seen on Sailnet in a while.
Two boats we know very little about have gotten in trouble offshore in circumstances we know very little about. Thats the story. That and they were part of a rally.
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You can have the best weather router in the world - but weather changes - as you've just pointed out. Then it comes down to the preparedness of the participants. If they aren't prepared - you have a serious problem.
Why not hold rallies to the same safety standards as races? It really makes little sense not to.
Standards??? Regulation??? From Mr BFS.......
Bite me.
Because cruising is not racing.
I go cruising to escape bureaucratic morons trying to tell me what to do. Thankyou very much but I will not be asking them to inspect my boat and grant me permission to take my boat offshore.
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It begins and ends there.
Rallies can be fun. I didn't think they would be our cup of tea, but they have helped us build confidence, not because we expected other experienced boats to bail us out offshore, but because we got to chat with those guys before we went and we learn't a thing or two and when we got there those guys were also there to raise a glass and toast the fact that we had conquered challenges.
If any one let's a rally make decisions for them and follows blindly then they are an idiot and need to read the two words above. However if being in a rally every now and then makes us bad, irresponsible silly sailors then......
Bite me.
As for PCP charging us all, taxing and licensing sailors to the hilt......
Bite me.
That conversation annoy me and i have had it several times.
This is a sailing forum these kind of the things are the fodder for discussion. That is what forums are for.
As for your bold faced statement I agree with you completely, see post no.80. However the name calling, the telling of people what to do and your general tenor is rude. This kind of crap belongs to forums like SA and not SN.
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I am looking for information on a Technics tuner, ST-Z400 which I recently acquired along with the other parts of a "pseudo-professional" rack system.
In particular, I would like to know the function of the rear-panel input labeled "CONTROL". This is an RCA type connector, I think the function appears on many of the low-profile tuners Technics appears to have built on this same chassis. Also, can anyone give me a source for schematics for this tuner, and/or the other elements of the system: SU-Z800 integrated amplifier, and SH-Z200 graphic equalizer? Thanks in advance. Joe |
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i have a technics su-z800 integrated amp with the same tuner
are you wanting to buy teh su-z800 integrated amp?
mine is in perfect condition very clean inside and out. im looking to trade it for a marantz set consisting of: marantz 300dc amp ,3250b pre- amp, and 2100 tuner. i will sell the technics amp interested? |
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the control input....
th rca type connector labled (control input)
is for the remote control that connected to the tuner with an rca cable. i have an su-z800 amp in mint condition. will sale :contact me at:firstname.lastname@example.com or trade for a mint condidtion marantz set concisting of: marantz 300dc amp, 3250b pre-amp ,and 2100 tuner |
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Stereo Guy! Do you know how to connect the equalizer to the SU-800? I am so confused.
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Cameron Carpenter at E.J. Thomas Hall on Friday, March 13, at 8 p.m. (Up to 42% Off)
Cameron Carpenter
E.J. Thomas Hall, The University of Akron
Dubbed a "wild man of the classical organ," Cameron Carpenter defies instrumental notions with modern and classic interpretations
$34.35 $20
Hookah with Bubbles and Drinks at Karma Kafe (Up to 59% Off). Four Options Available.
Karma Kafe
Downtown Akron
More than 30 hookah flavors include lime, mango, cinnamon spice, pink lemonade, and mint chocolate
$29 $12
Day Trip to Ohio Wine Country with Lunch, Tastings, and Round-Trip Transportation
Winery Tour and Lunch
Events with Benefitz
Sample 15+ wines during a round-trip bus tour that includes lunch and stops at Debonne Vineyard and Emerine Estates
$100 $75
$14 for a Wine Tasting and Cheese Board for Two at Laurello Vineyards ($24 Value)
Laurello Vineyards
Pair wine tastings with two premium cheeses, a cranberry-feta spread, fig preserves, candied walnuts, and crackers
$24 $14
$19 for a Wine Tasting for Two with Glasses, Desserts, and Bottle of Wine at D&D Smith Winery
D&D Smith Winery
Sample your choice of about 24 varieties at a winery located in a quaint home dating to 1870; take home a bottle of your favorite wine
$34 $19
J. Cole Featuring Big Sean with Special Guests YG and Jeremih at First Niagara Pavilion on July 30 (Up to 46% Off)
J. Cole – Forest Hills Drive Tour feat. Big Sean
First Niagara Pavilion
Grammy-nominated rap star touts his latest #1 album, "Forest Hills Drive," with all-star support from Big Sean, YG, and Jeremih
$38.25 $20.50
Drive-In Movie for Two or Four with Popcorn and Soda at Twin Hi-Way Drive-In (Up to 50% Off)
Twin Hi-Way Drive-In
Double-feature showings of current films on two screens, with groups of two or four sharing buckets of popcorn and fizzy sodas
$24 $13
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