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Panama City Beach Seafood & Music Festival
Call 800-224-4853 today and book today! Come to Panama City Beach for the Seafood & Music Festival this fall at Aaron Bessant Park. Sample delicious local seafood and listen to great live music. Stay with us for a few more …Read More
Thunder Beach
Don't wait to make your hotel reservations with us or you may be finding yourself staying miles and miles away from all of the action. Call 850-234-3484 and book your room with us, while they are still available! Bikers from …Read More
Our Venue Options
Want an indoor reception or an outdoor party? No problem, You can do it all AND impress your guests with our endless choices. Over 40,000 sq ft of flexible indoor / outdoor meeting space! Indoor Beach Venues: Boardwalk Beach Resort Convention Center: …Read More
American Blues Festival
As an official accommodations partner with The Great American Blues Festival, the Boardwalk Beach Resort is proud to announce that we are offering a 20% discount for guests that stay with us and are traveling to Panama City Beach for …Read More
Panama City Beach 2014 Summer Concert Series
Aaron Bessant Park Amphitheater Don't miss these free concerts this summer from 7pm – 9pm, every Thursday! June 26th – Casey Jamerson (Country) July 3rd – Air National Guard Band of the South (Jazz) July 10th – Junior Marvin (Reggae) …Read More
Beach Bash & Light Up the Gulf Fireworks Show
Boardwalk Beach Resort's Annual Beach Bash & Light Up the Gulf Fireworks Show Everyone is invited to enjoy a long weekend of fun on this Independence Day by celebrating with our Annual Beach Bash! This event will kick off Saturday morning …Read More
Gulf Coast Triathlon
Gulf Coast Triathlon – Boardwalk Beach Resort – Official Host of Triathlon & Expo The Gulf Coast Triathlon not only brings athletes and their supporters to Panama City Beach, but also spectators and volunteers of the event. The beautiful weather …Read More
The Resort for Sports
The Boardwalk Beach Resort is the Resort for Sports. Not only do we host many different exclusive sporting events throughout the year, but we are also the perfect host for your team this year. With the ability to choose from …Read More
Extreme Booking Specials and Extreme Volleyball this Labor Day Weekend
Book Your Labor Day Beach Getaway Today! Looking for some beach entertainment? Grab a front-row seat to pro volleyball on the beach this Labor Day! We will be sectioning off part of our beach for the 2013 EVP Pro Beach …Read More
Sunday Funday with Live Music at the Beach!
The Boardwalk Beach Resort in partnership with the local Panama City Beach Hooters is proud to play host for DOWNDAY as they continue their tour of the Southeast US. Sunday, August 11th. DOWNDAY will be coming to our beach to …Read More


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Obama, Gore other climate alarmists refuse to debate, but love to vilify – and love their money.
Obama, Gore other climate alarmists refuse to debate, but love to vilify – and love their money.
One of the lesser known attempts to prove that renewable energy, wind and solar power, can replace traditional energy sources–coal, oil, and natural gas–went belly up in much the same way current wind and solar companies depend on tapping the taxpayer for government subsidies in order to stay in business. Google's Renewable Energy Cheaper than Coal initiative begun in 2007 and shut down four years later.
As this is being written, all fifty states have freezing weather and nearly a month before the winter solstice on December 21 some northeastern cities are buried in record-setting snowfalls
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Democrat State Representative Pam Snyder representing Pennsylvania's 50th district is the author of House Bill 2354, called the Pennsylvania Greenhouse Gas Regulation Implementation Act, which was signed by into law by Gov. Tom Corbett on October 22, 2014. This important piece of legislation was developed in response to the Obama administration proposed a 30 percent cut in carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions below 2005 levels by 2030 from power plants.
Education · Environment/Energy
The Texas State Board of Education (TSBOE) is in the process of adopting new social studies and history textbooks. Once approved, the books will likely be used in schools for more than a decade, and because Texas is a huge market for textbooks, other states often adopt the choices Texas determines, thus making this decision particularly influential.
On Nov. 2, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its "2014 Summary for Policymakers." This report has been described as the starkest warning yet about the need to dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions or face "the chaos of runaway climate change," despite the scientific fact there has been no significant increase in the average global temperature since 1998.
This has been a week of eco-propaganda on a global scale. On Sunday there were "Climate Marches." On Tuesday there will be a UN "Climate Summit", and there will likely be an avalanche of nonsense in the media intended to make us believe we have control, influence, or impact on the climate when it is obvious to the rest of us that we—the human race—have none.
When it comes to energy, climate change, justice and transparency, the Obama Administration and its Environmental Protection Agency want it every possible way. Their only consistency is their double standards and their determination to slash hydrocarbon use, ensure that electricity prices "necessarily skyrocket," expand federal government command and control, and "fundamentally transform" America.
On June 2nd of this year the Obama administration announced new regulations from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) with a goal of reducing carbon emissions over the next 15 years. These goals as outlined by the EPA in the Clean Power Plan impose significant restrictions on power plants already in existence, even natural gas plants. Power plants are cited by the EPA as the largest source of carbon pollution in the U.S., accounting for roughly on-third of all domestic greenhouse gas emissions.
Our atmosphere contains the four gases of life – nitrogen, oxygen, water vapour and carbon dioxide.
These days, when some world leader or politician speaks of the climate—the weather is what is happening right now wherever you are—they are not talking about sunshine or rain. They are talking about a devilishly obscene way of raising money by claiming that it is humans that are threatening the climate with everything they do, from turning on the lights to driving anywhere.
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Mr. Chairman and Members of the Committee, my name is Bernard Weinstein and I am the Associate Director of the Maguire Energy Institute at Southern Methodist University (SMU) and an adjunct professor of business economics at SMU's Cox School of Business. Thank you for this opportunity to speak to you today.
In a recent opinion piece in the New York Times ("Lessons from the Little Ice Age," NYT, March 22, 2014), historian Geoffrey Parker—author of Global Crisis: War, Climate Change and Catastrophe in the 17th Century—suggests the desperate climate of the years 1600 to 1700 is a template for a collapse of civilization in the twenty-first century. But there's one massive flaw in his theory: The past cultural collapses have almost all occurred during "little ice ages," not during our many global warmings.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Science
Be scared, the experts tell us, be very scared. Well there is certainly cause for concern, but not about those "rising" temperatures, which refuse to confirm researchers' computer models. A far bigger worry is the corruption that has turned 'science' into a synonym for shameless, cynical careerism.
Environment/Energy · Featured · Regulation · Science
Among its 645 pages of new red tape for power plants, the EPA states that its proposal "would result in significant reductions of GHG [Green House Gas] emissions that cause harmful climate change, while providing states with ample opportunity to design plans that use innovative, cost-effective strategies that take advantage of investments already being made in programs and measures that lower the carbon intensity of the power sector and reduce GHG emissions."
Climate models help improve our conceptual understandings of climate systems and the forces that drive climate change. However, they are terrible at predicting Earth's temperature and other components of its climate. They should never be used to set or justify policies, laws or regulations – such as what the Environmental Protection Agency is about to impose on CO2 emissions from coal-fired power plants.
The melting of glaciers is often cited as evidence mankind is causing global warming through carbon dioxide emissions. A corollary of this is that melting glaciers raise sea levels, which will reach catastrophic levels unless CO2 emissions are reduced. Adding to the massive evidence already refuting these assertions, a recent paper provides more accurate reconstruction of two centuries of previous data "by using many more stations, particularly in the polar regions, and recently processed historic data series from isolated island stations."
Environment/Energy · Featured · Legal Affairs · Liberty
In a little "frontier" community in northern New Mexico, a national property rights battle is playing out with huge national implications and almost no one knows it is taking place. The outcome of two lawsuits that are pending against Mora County and its Community Water Rights and Local Self-Government Ordinance have the potential to impact an individual's ability to use and profit from his or her own land—not just in New Mexico, but from coast-to-coast.
California loves to be seen as the trendsetter on energy and environmental policies. But can we really afford to adopt their laws and regulations in the rest of America? Heck, can the once Golden State afford them itself? The path to hell is paved with good intentions, counter-productive policies – and hypocrisy.
Built on a foundation of sand, the Leaning Tower of Pisa would have toppled over long ago, if not for ingenious engineering projects that keep it from tilting any further. The same thing is true of ethanol, automobile mileage, power plant pollution and many other environmental policies.
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What we did over Christmas vacation
... we went into an interesting art museum fitted into the rooms and passages under the castle. I love the way these old towns retrofit historic architecture to give it new purpose. Next, time to visit the castle museum and go up in the tower. Wrong, closed for the holidays. Lunch at another recommended restaurant. The restaurants and shops were really benefiting by all the museums and other attractions being closed. Then off to the Egon Schiele Museum which the website ...
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... snow was appearing in the paddocks and side of the road. We stopped to take photos of the thatched cottage and the nice gentleman invited us in to his property which we did. He was very friendly which was nice as a lot of Germans and Austrians have been very abrupt. We have stumbled across a few nice ones for the record. We had a nice "bakerie" stop where Neil chose some macaroons. I ended up having one of them and they were delicious!! Well we finally got to our accommodation ...
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hiv risk from kissingI tried to find an answer for this question in your forum but couldn't. What is the risk of transmitting hiv to someone from kissing using a lot of tongue action? I'm positive and he's negative and now he's afraid to kiss me. What is the risk?
Response from Robert H. Remien, Ph.D.
Columbia University...This is not considered to be a risk for transmission of HIV. Please visit the "Safe Sex, HIV Prevention and Transmission" forum on this website. Read more »
"a kiss is NOT just a kiss" when it = HIV! Please answer...I'll be happy to donate $50Dr Bob,What is needed to get an answer from you on this forum? You must get bombarded with... Read more »
Kissing - With a sore in the mouthDr. Bob,Hope all is good with you. Thank you for the great service. I have been a proud donator of... Read more »
Stopping the Spread of HIV...past 2 or 3 months) are most likely to transmit HIV to others. This is when their viral load is the highest. In general, the risk of transmission is higher with higher viral loads. This fact sheet provides an overview of HIV prevention, and... Read more »
HIV Transmission...how effective this method really is in reducing transmission. It is best to use fresh needles each time. This eliminates any risk of infection. Many cities offer free needle exchange programs. Tattoos or body piercings should always be done by... Read more »
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What Are the Symptoms of HIV and AIDS?...sex (if you're providing the mouth; this is a much lower risk than the others) That's it. For any other type of activity -- kissing someone with HIV, sharing food or drinks with them, touching something an HIV-positive person touched -- there's... Read more »
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Get Away From My Ginger, You Princess Bitch!
Not content with just the "heir" in her claws, greedy guts Kate Middleton is now going after the "spare," too. Either that or someone at the commemorative mug printing company can't tell snoozefest Prince William from ginger hotstuff Prince Harry and is getting canned. [Daily Caller]…
Jessica Wakeman
March 17, 2011
Kate Middleton And Prince William Get Baked
Some things are just not necessary. An almost-lifesize cake replica of Prince William and Kate Middleton's faces, made from 20 lbs. of marzipan and 10 lbs. of icing, for example. Important question, though: whose face do you cut up first? [The Gloss via The Windsor Knot]…
Jessica Wakeman
March 16, 2011
The Commemorative Kate Middleton
Now you can commemorate the magical moment when Kate Middleton got engaged to Prince Williams with this 16-inch replica by Franklin Mint. For $195 you can put the princess-to-be on your shelf or mount her on your wall or talk to her when you're lonely. Oh, and the engagement ring -- which comes free…
Ami Angelowicz
March 9, 2011
Kate Middleton Gets "Little Miss Princess" Children's Book
Kate Middleton can add Mr. Men children's books to list of items immortalizing her fancy nuptials. Little Miss Princess meets and falls in love with a prince, Mr. Bump, and soon she's living a castle with a butler who puts toothpaste on her toothbrush for her. Little Miss Princess, which goes on sale i…
Jessica Wakeman
March 4, 2011
Quickies: Black Market Invites To The Royal Wedding & Lady Gaga Loses Her Virginity
A British reporter was offered a black market wedding invitation to Prince William and Kate Middleton's nuptials for $3,200, supposedly via the printer who made them. How much would you be willing to pay for a black market or scalped invite? [Gawker] More information than you require: Lady Gaga lost her virginity at…
Jessica Wakeman
March 1, 2011
Poll: Whose Wedding Would You Rather Attend — Hugh Hefner's Or Prince William's?
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Jessica Wakeman
February 24, 2011
Brewery Makes "Kiss Me Kate (Middleton)" Beer
Kate Middleton and I have something big in common. We are both marrying princes named Kate. And now that a brewery in Nottingham has dreamed up this royal wedding themed beer, I am feeling closer to Kate then ever before. Apparently she has been tortured by the existence of Cole Porter's musical…
Kate Torgovnick/Kate-Book.com
February 18, 2011
The Royal Wedding Barf Bag
Keep this royal wedding barf bag handy on April 29th, 2011, every time you're reminded 1) how much this is costing the British taxpayers, and 2) you're not the one about to become a princess. It should have been me, Prince William. It should have been me! [Creative Review…
Jessica Wakeman
February 15, 2011
With Royal Wedding Condoms, British Taxpayers Won't Be The Only Ones Getting Screwed!
Royal wedding memorabilia has reached a new level of tastelessness: Crown Jewels Condoms of Distinction is selling Prince William and Kate Middleton-themed condoms! Instructing randy Brits to "lie back and think of England" because "like a royal wedding, intercourse with a loved one is an unforgettable occasion," the condoms are sold…
Jessica Wakeman
February 2, 2011
Prince William And Kate Middleton Get A Lifetime Movie, We Suggest Plot Points
Prince William and Kate Middleton are getting the Lifetime movie treatment. Yup, sometime in April before their April 29th wedding, Lifetime will air a movie about their courtship. According to Entertainment Weekly, Nico Evers-Swindell of "Law & Order" and "NCIS: Los Angeles" will play Prince William, Ben Cross of "Chariots of Fire"…
Jessica Wakeman
January 27, 2011
Prince William And Kate Middleton's Wedding: Did You Get Your Save-The-Date Fax?
Planning a royal wedding is no joke—Kate Middleton has resigned from her post at her parent's party supply company to attend to all the assorted details of her April 29th nuptials. Already, we're a little worried that the event might be stuck in the '80s—Kate is wearing Diana's decade-of-decadence engagement ring, the…
Kate Torgovnick/Kate-Book.com
January 26, 2011
No Servants For Prince William And Kate Middleton For 3 Years
Prince Charles is rumored to have a servant who squirts his toothpaste on his toothbrush. But Prince William and Kate Middleton will forgo such extravagances — for three years at least. The engaged couple will do their own laundry and cook their own meals for the remainder of the prince's RAF military…
Jessica Wakeman
December 29, 2010
Get Your Commemorative Royal Wedding Plates Right Here
This funky "Thanks for the free day off: HRH Prince William & Kate Middleton's 4 day bender" commemorative plate from KK Outlets is the perfect way to honor the ZOMG wedding of the century. What? Here in the U.S., the royal wedding won't be a day off from work? Bollocks. Let's see…
Jessica Wakeman
December 15, 2010
Prince William And Kate Middleton's Engagement Photo Gets Creepy
We thought Prince William and Kate Middleton's official engagement photo was a little weird. And now that we've seen Prince Charles and Diana's engagement photo, it's downright effing creepy. William and Kate are posed exactly as Charles and Diana were, from the placement of their hands on each other, to the women wearing…
Kate Torgovnick/Kate-Book.com
December 14, 2010
Prince William And Kate Middleton's Official Engagement Photo
Tada! Here is Prince William and Kate's Middleton kinda sweet official engagement photo, shot by Mario Testino. Because we know you were sooooo over that pic of Kate in the blue dress. Also, her ring doesn't look nearly as gaudy here. [People]…
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December 13, 2010
British Couples Are Pissy Prince William And Kate Middleton Marrying On "Their" Weekend
Britain apparently has a nation full of Emn Haddad-Friedmans. Who is Emn Haddad-Friedman, you ask? She was the bride who planned her wedding for July 31st in Rhineback, New York, the same weekend as Chelsea Clinton. Weddings are stressful enough without worrying the Clintons stole your caterers! After Prince William announced his engagement…
Jessica Wakeman
November 26, 2010
Designers Start Their Engines For Kate Middleton Wedding Gown Race
Designers are already clamoring to get the attention of Prince William's fiancee, Kate Middleton, and why shouldn't they? Get your dress into a royal wedding and you become an iconic designer, business booms, and you're set for life (or at least a while). Monique Lhuillier, one of the biggest names in luxury wedding gowns,…
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November 23, 2010
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – How did a Quality Assurance Coach help to push the Tampa Bay Rays past the Red Sox into the World Series? For that matter, what is a Quality Assurance Coach? The answers to both questions require an introduction to new Red Sox first-base coach Tim Bogar.
The 42-year-old spent nine years in the majors for the Mets, Astros and Dodgers, during which time he was known as an outstanding defensive infielder. He retired following the 2001 season and returned to the field as a minor-league manager from 2004-07.
Last year, Bogar became Tampa Bay's (and, in all likelihood, Major League Baseball's) first-ever "Quality Assurance Coach" for the 2008 season. The idea for the position was hatched by bespectacled Rays skipper Joe Maddon.
"Quality control meant, more or less, knee-jerk: after something goes wrong, you try to fix it," said Maddon. "Quality assurance means to stay ahead of your mistakes."
Bogar contributed to that goal in several fashions. He coordinated spring training, liberating the bench coach from having to assume that substantial responsibility. He helped to coach, at various points during the spring and season, infield, outfield and baserunning.
During the season, he also served as a liaison on the major-league coaching staff with several departments. He was the point of contact for the scouting department and minor-league staffs, helping to relieve the other coaches of administrative duties.
Maddon is of a mind that scouting has become so much more detailed in recent years that the presence of an extra coach to serve as the point-person could be a huge help in allowing the rest of the staff to work with players.
Bogar was thus charged with getting the right information from scouts into the hands of the right coaches and players. Then, during games, he sat in the stands or pressbox to observe the Rays and look for anything that might need to be addressed.
"I would basically scout our own team," said Bogar. "By doing that, I would be watching our catchers to see if he was catching correctly, watching our second baseman's positioning, watching how our outfielders are doing things, seeing what the secondary leads of our baserunners were like.
"I would go to those individual coaches—our catching coach, and say I'm seeing this, what do you see?" he continued. "Instead of having something going wrong for two weeks before you noticed it, it was a day or day and a half. We'd fix it."
Bogar was in regular dialogue not only with the coaches but also with Maddon. The Rays manager encourages all of his coaches to challenge his opinions and to engage in critical dialogue. Because of his above-the-field vantage point, Bogar was able to offer a perspective that the Rays skipper welcomed.
"I was also Joe's second set of eyes. I'd sit in the stands, watch things, talk to him about it, basically challenge him sometimes to: why'd you make this move? We just had some open conversations."
Both Maddon and Bogar identified the same conversation as an example of the kind of input offered by the Quality Assurance coach in Maddon's in-game decision making. And that is where the issue of Bogar's role in preventing the Sox from reaching the World Series comes into play.
"He really was pushing to get David in a game," said Maddon. "He was very certain that he'd be fine, and could handle the situation."
"David" was David Price, the Rays prodigy who had a whopping 14 innings of major-league experience – and none in the postseason – prior to the American League Championship Series.
Bogar advocated using the rookie in any situation. That included the winner-take-all Game 7 between the Red Sox and Rays in the American League Championship Series.
"One of the things that I remembered we talked about was Price pitching in the last game," said Bogar. "All I did, and I don't think I was the only one to do it, but I remember distinctly standing behind the batting cage and talking to him, (asking), 'What do you think about throwing David Price out there?'
"They hadn't seen (much of) him – new arm; he's fresh," said Bogar. "The kid's bright, he's going to be able to handle the moment. I don't think he's going to fold under pressure."
Of course, there were potential pitfalls to such a decision. There are some players whose promising careers have derailed completely due to a particularly glaring failure in the postseason. One instance stands out above all others.
"The player that always comes to mind is Rich Ankiel," Bogar said of the former Cardinals pitcher (now reincarnated as an outfielder) whose control meltdown in the 2000 playoffs ruined his pitching career. "To me, I don't know Rich Ankiel. I don't know his mental capacity. I do know David Price. He's a smart kid. Nothing fazes him. He was going to be fine. It worked out."
Indeed it did. Maddon summoned Price with the bases loaded and two outs, his team still clinging to a 3-1 lead. Price punched out J.D. Drew, shut down the Sox in the ninth inning and Tampa was on its way to the World Series.
"I'm not saying I had an influence on that," said Bogar, "but that was one of the conversations that we had."
In fairness, every Rays coach who had been around Price – including Maddon – was in favor of using Price as the situation dictated. The staff all viewed Price as a player who could make the sort of difference that Frankie Rodriguez did when he was introduced to the world for the Angels en route to the 2002 World Series.
All the same, the Rays and Bogar have little doubt that the Quality Assurance role was a useful one in that instance. The fact that there was a coach who had been part of the conversations with the player development system to figure out what a player could and could not handle offered a useful data point for a decision that ultimately helped propel the Rays to the Fall Classic.
The Red Sox did not hold it against Bogar that he was part of the decision-making process that helped sabotage their visions of a title repeat.
"We talked about it," said Sox manager Terry Francona. "We probably would have pitched (Price), too. He's pretty good."
Now, the Sox hope to benefit from the same insight and skills. In addition to coaching first, Bogar is also in charge of infield defense and positioning while helping to organize infield drills this spring.
All the same, while Bogar is now back on the field, he has not forgotten the benefits of having someone occupy the position that he served last year. While his role as a first-base coach is of a more traditional sort, the significance of assuring quality has not been lost.
"Is it surprising that it hadn't happened till last year? Yeah, I think so," said Bogar. "I think it's one of those things that a lot of teams are going to start doing. Having an extra coach on the field to interact between all those departments is nothing but a bonus. It gives you an advantage. It really does."
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We went to Redd as part of our first wedding anniversary weekend. It was a lovely meal, delicious food etc but not convinced of the Michelin star status. The ambience of the restaurant seemed to be missing something....lighting was too strong for the time of year and temperature was hot and cold so cardigan was on and off which was a distraction. Food was wonderful, server good if a little formal and wine delicious. Very good but......is what we left with.
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Offensive Tackle Named To Sports Illustrated's All-Bowl Team
Jan. 7, 2000
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - For his performance in the Illini's 63-21 win over Virginia in the Micronpc.com Bowl, University of Illinois offensive tackle Marques Sullivan was named to the Sports Illustrated All-Bowl team in the latest edition which hit newsstands today.
Sullivan, and the Illinois offensive line, had another outstanding game against the Cavaliers helping the Illini to 611 offensive yards and nine touchdowns (both an Illinois and Micronpc.com Bowl record). They cleared the way for 325 rushing yards and six rushing touchdowns.
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Enjoy a rare glimpse of the past as atmospheric archive images are displayed throughout the house. Find out how children played here 400 years ago with replica games, dressing-up and family activities.
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It's True: Flaming Lips Headlining Summerfest In First Houston Show In 8 Years
Categories: Only In Houston, Playbill, This Just In
In case you hadn't already heard (like on our Twitter feed), the Flaming Lips are this year's headliner for Free Press Summerfest, the Oklahoma psych-rockers' first Houston appearance since their joint tour with Beck stopped at Jones Hall back in 2002. The Free Press' Omar Afra and Pegstar's Jagi Katial announced the full lineup for Houston's up-and-coming music festival in Eleanor Tinsley Park, which mercifully moves to June this year instead of the middle of August, Sunday afternoon in the park between the Menil Collection and the Rothko Chapel. Other Summerfest artists this year are mash-up mayhem artiste Girl Talk, erstwhile Beastie Boys DJ Mix Master Mike, Houston's Slim Thug, NYC jazz/funk trio Medeski, Martin & Wood, Canadian indie-poppers Stars, indie-rock firestarters Ra Ra Riot, garage terrorizers the Detroit Cobras, Memphis roots-punks Lucero, radical rappers Dead Prez and electro whisperers Lymbyc System. That's not all, of course. There's about 50 local and regional Summerfest artists to come after the jump - but not, interestingly enough, many from Austin this time around. "We leaned so heavily on Austin bands last year, we kind of shied away from them this time," Afra told Rocks Off Sunday afternoon. Doesn't appear to have hurt the festival much, if at all...
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Gopalanand Swami
Gopalanand Swami (Devnagari: गोपालान्द स्वामी) (1781–1852) was a saint of the Swaminarayan Sampraday and one of Swaminarayan's paramhansas.[1][2]
Born Khushal Bhatt, he was born in the Sabarkantha District's, Todla Village of Bhiloda Taluka, Gujarat. Todla is surrounded by mountains.[3] His father was an audichiya brahmin, Motiram Sharma and his mother was Kushaladevi Thakar. Gopalanand Swami pursued deep study and showed great interest of grammar, Indian philosophy of Nyaya and Vedanta. Gopalanand Swami was a scholar, with knowledge in Vyakaran (grammar), Nyaya, Mimasa, Astrology etc. Swaminarayan gave diksha (the becoming of a saint in which vows such as celibacy and renunciation of all personal possessions and of all worldly duties, including family ties are taken) to Gopalanand Swami in Vadodara, Gujarat. Swaminarayan held Gopalanand Swami in very high regard and he was very learned in Ashtang yoga. Gopalanand Swami died in 1850 in Vadtal.[3]
Responsibility of the Swaminarayan Sampraday[edit]
When the Swaminarayan Bhagvan died (Vadtal, year 1830), he left responsibility of the Swaminarayan Sampraday and the Acharyas in his hands.[4] Further, it is said that Swaminarayan had asked Brahmanand Swami to overlook the completion of the Junagadh Temple because he knew Brahmanand Swami had powers to bring a person back to life after death. He therefore instructed Gopalanand Swami not to inform Brahmanand Swami about his death till after the cremation of his mortal remains.[3]
Sarangpur temple[edit]
Gopalanand Swami arranged for an idol of Kastabhanjan Dev Hanuman to be installed in the Sarangpur temple which is said to have come alive and moved when installed by him.[1]
- ^ a b Williams 2001, pp. 128
- ^ Behramji Merwanji Malabari, Krishnalal M. Jhaveri, Malabari M. B (1997), Gujarat and the Gujaratis, Asian Educational Services, ISBN 8120606515, retrieved 18 May 2009 Page 263 - 269
- ^ a b c Nand Santos - Gopalanand Swami
- ^ Williams 2001, pp. 35, 36
- Williams, Raymond (2001), Introduction to Swaminarayan Hinduism, Cambridge University Press, ISBN 9780521654227
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Pierre de Coubertin Awards
The Pierre de Coubertin Award recognises secondary school students who demonstrate values which are consistent with the Olympic Movement through participation in sporting activities.
More than 13,000 young Australians have received the Award since its inception in 1993 including 2012 London Olympic Silver Medallists Kim Crow (Rowing), Jessica Fox (Canoe/Kayak – Slalom) and Nina Curtis (Sailing), London 2012 Bronze Medallist Kaarlie McCulloch (Cycling - Track) and Youth Olympians Luke Noblett (Hockey), Annalese Smith (Handball) and Clair Dennerley (Handball).
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New Gardener Orientation
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We are an established CG and get 20 new gardeners a year. In an effort to encourage them to become the gardeners they want to be we are developing a new member orientation. I am looking for any existing documentation of on going events from other gardens that I can model ours after or use as resources for the development of our class.
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American Broadcasting Companies, Inc et al v. Ritchie et al
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Traces the career decision-making process of Irene Rodakis, an MBA student, from her second year of graduate school through five (plus) years post-graduation. Rodakis faces numerous career-decision choices that involve careful consideration of myriad work, family, and dual-career factors. Allows for an in-depth assessment of the dilemmas Rodakis faces as she strives to balance priorities in her worklife with her desire to build a family. How will she manage these multifaceted aspects of work-life balance?
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Williams said to be front-runner for Marquette post
Marquette men's basketball assistant Buzz Williams appears to be the early front-runner to replace his former boss Tom Crean.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel said Williams, 35, talked with school officials about the vacancy on Wednesday, but no one has confirmed it on the record.
Williams has spent one year at Marquette and he has a year of head coaching experience at New Orleans, where he went 14-17 in 2006-07.


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o 50 yards of worsted or DK yarno US6 needles (gauge is not that important for this knit along)o 5 ½" buttonso 18-24" of narrow ribbono OPTIONAL: felt & embroidery needle
o Hosted by Grinning Gargoyle & Mushroom Knits, this Saturday evening party will involve swaps, tutorials, tasty snacks, a COMPLIMENTARY PATTERN, and prizes!o As many or as few mini skeins (15 g or more) of fingering/sock weight yarn as you'd like to swap!
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"History 101"
Throughout this book I could not get away from the feeling that the author's sole objective was to write about the history of the Armenian genocide in Turkey. The story was a vehicle for her history lesson and she manipulated it to enable the characters to give political speeches. The narrative stops dead with each one of these. She deals well, however, with the longing and search for identity of people from mixed cultures and the suffocating intimacy of these Middle Eastern families. The most interesting part for me was the depiction of how family experiences and retold history can shape younger generations' attitudes and beliefs in the same way that nations can manipulate access to information to do the same thing. The attachment to victimhood as part of a national, cultural identity, even when no longer justified, was an interesting aspect. I found many of the characters implausable, unappealing, and/or irritating. The second half of the book was far more engaging than the beginning as she got more focused on the narrative.
"Medium Raw not quite as "Meaty" as previous books"
While I thoroughly enjoyed this book, it was not as packed with great stories and insider insights as his previous books. The beginning was slow but things picked up as it went along. He may be running out of juicy material and is therefore stretching what he's got to fill more space. It's worth getting the book, however, for his description of the world of St. Barts alone. Hilarious and spot on. It's especially worth reading for anyone considering becoming a chef.
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