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Penka Kovacheva on the Decline of Fertility in the Former Communist Bloc
The Economics Department invites the college community to attend a talk by Economics Search Candidate Penka Kovacheva of Princeton University. Her talk is entitled "Transition, Wage Uncertainty, and Fertility: Evidence from Russia and Ukraine.
This paper examines the cause of the unprecedented, and still unexplained, 40% decline in total fertility rates across the former Communist Bloc during the 1990s. Using individual-level panel data from Russia and Ukraine, I show that a substantial increase in wage uncertainty in the 1990s triggered the fertility decline, and that a moderate decline in wage uncertainty in the 2000s prompted a partial fertility recovery. I build a dynamic structural model of the joint decisions over fertility and job sector: private, state, and non-work. In the model, wage uncertainty affects fertility because children are illiquid assets. I estimate the key parameters of the model exploiting panel variation in wage uncertainty across job sectors, regions, and time. I construct a measure of wage uncertainty which is a function of the incidence of job dismissal, administrative unpaid leave, and wage arrears. Counterfactual exercises show that lowering wage uncertainty in the private sector to the level of the state sector reduces the fertility gap between sectors by 51-57%. Lowering the levels of the 1990s uncertainty in both sectors to the levels of the late 2000s increases overall fertility by 26-30%. By contrast, I estimate much smaller effects from a traditional fertility stimulus in the form of more generous maternity benefits. These results suggest that in economies with poor labor law enforcement, targeting employment violations (such as wage arrears) can be part of effective fertility policies. More broadly, labor market uncertainty can impose significant negative externalities on irreversible investments such as children.
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Political analysts report that Latino voters' support was decisive in re-electing President Obama. Yet, who are "Latino voters"? This class will compare the diversity among Latinos to their perceived power as a unified coting bloc. Given this tension, we will explore whether Democrats and Republicans can successfully design messages to court Latino voters in 2014.
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Shrub, tree; dioecious (monoecious). Stem: trunk < 40 m; wood soft; bark smooth, bitter; buds scaly. Leaf: simple, alternate, deciduous; stipules generally present, deciduous or not, often large. Inflorescence: catkin [or various, or flowers 1]; each flower subtended by 1 bract. Flower: perianth modified into non-nectariferous, cup- or saucer-shaped structure or reduced to adaxial nectary (rarely also with abaxial nectary, then free or fused into shallow cup). Staminate flower: stamens 2–many. Pistillate flower: pistil 1, ovary superior to 1/2-inferior, chambers generally 2–4, placentas parietal, stigma lobes 2–4. Fruit: berry, drupe, or 2–4-valved capsule. Seed: often with basal tuft of hairs.
58 genera, 1210 species: widespread in tropics, northern temperate, arctic. Now including many genera (e.g., Flacourtia, Idesia, Xylosma) formerly in Flacourtiaceae, at least in part because of presence on leaf margins in both families of salicoid teeth (vein extending to tooth tip). In California (and generally outside California), Populus pollinated by wind, Salix by insects, wind. Hybrids common; identification often difficult. —Scientific Editor: Thomas J. Rosatti.
Shrub, tree; dioecious; bud scale 1, not sticky, margins generally fused (or free, overlapping). Stem: twigs generally flexible, generally not glaucous. Leaf: generally alternate; stipules generally vestigial on first leaves, leaf-like on later; mature blade linear to broadly obovate, entire to toothed, generally ± hairy; petiole glands generally 0. Inflorescence: catkin, blooming before, with, or after leaves, sessile or terminating ± short leafy or bracted shoot ("on leafy shoot" or "on bracted shoot," "catkin length" including leafless or bractless part of subtending shoot); 1 flower bract subtending each flower, deciduous or persistent, brown, black, or 2-colored (paler proximally, darker distally; darker generally ± brown). Flower: perianth reduced to adaxial nectary (rarely also with abaxial nectary, then free or fused into shallow cup). Staminate flower: stamens (1)2(10); nectary generally 1. Pistillate flower: ovary stalked or sessile, style generally 1, stigmas 2, each 2-lobed, deciduous or persistent; nectary generally 1, generally rod-like. Fruit: valves 2.Key to Salix
± 450 species: ± worldwide, especially northern temperate, arctic. (Latin: ancient name) [Argus 1997 Madroño 44:115–136] Difficult, highly variable, many hybrids. Not all specimens key easily; sprouts, other extreme forms not included in keys, may require field comparisons. Studies of chromosome numbers, hybridization needed. Inclusion of Salix sessilifolia Nutt. in TJM (1993) based on misidentification of plants belonging to Salix melanopsis. Fruit length as given throughout excludes the stalk (stipe). Hair lengths: minute, < ± 0.5 mm; short, ± 0.5 mm; long, > ± 0.5 mm. Salix commutata Bebb, treated as misapplied to Salix eastwoodiae in TJM (1993), may occur in northern California mountains; Salix bonplandiana expected in s-most California. For alternate treatments, see Dorn (e.g., 2000 Brittonia 52:1–19).
Unabridged references: [Dorn, R. D. 1995. A taxonomic study of Salix section Cordatae subsection Luteae (Salicaceae). Brittonia 47: 160–174. Dorn, R. D. 1998. A taxonomic study of Salix section Longifoliae (Salicaceae) Brittonia 50: 193–210. Dorn, R. D. 2000. A taxonomic study of Salix sections Mexicanae and Viminella subsection Sitchenses (Salicaceae) in North America. Brittonia 52: 1–19.]
Shrub, small tree, < 8 m. Stem: twigs gray-, red-, or yellow-brown, generally thinly glaucous, glabrous, long-soft hairy, tomentose, or woolly, brittle at base. Leaf: later stipules leaf-like; petiole (4)6–29 mm; young leaves white- or white-and-rusty-hairy; mature blade 46–113 mm, elliptic to oblanceolate or broadly obovate, entire, coarsely crenate, or finely serrate, convex to acuminate (base convex to cordate), abaxially generally ± densely tomentose or woolly or hairs long-soft-shaggy or -fine, white or white and rusty, wavy or straight, to ± 0 (except midrib). Inflorescence: blooming before leaves, pistillate 36–117 mm, on leafy shoots 0–10(35) mm; flower bract dark brown. Staminate flower: stamens 2. Pistillate flower: ovary glabrous, woolly, or tomentose, stalk 1–2 mm, style 0.6–1.5(2.3) mm.
2n=57, 114. Coastal dunes, floodplains, meadows; < 100, 500–1000 m. North Coast, n Outer North Coast Ranges, Cascade Range Foothills, n Central Coast (Sonoma Co.); to Alaska. Glabrous and densely tomentose plants intergrade, may occur together (glabrous plants at 500–1000 m in Humboldt Co. need study). May hybridize with Salix lasiolepis, Salix scouleriana. Apr–Jun [Online Interchange]
Previous taxon: Salix gooddingii
Next taxon: Salix jepsonii
Citation for the whole project: Jepson Flora Project (eds.) 2013. Jepson eFlora, http://ucjeps.berkeley.edu/IJM.html, accessed on May 6 2015
Citation for this treatment: [Author of taxon treatment] 2013. Salix, in Jepson Flora Project (eds.) Jepson eFlora, http://ucjeps.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/get_IJM.pl?tid=42833, accessed on May 6 2015
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Late report for last weekend at the Beach. The Robert Black group of 7 came down and stayed at Capt. Frank's place and fished with me Friday and Saturday. Friday I had Rick, Nark, Layton, and John on my boat. Robert and the rest of the crew went on one of their boats. The plan was to head to the Sound and load up on Reds and Heads but once we got out to Eloi the wind was blowing pretty good. We worked the Rocks for a while waiting for the wind to lie down with very little to show for. The wind eventually dropped a little so we headed on out. We made one stop in the Sound and loaded the boat with all the Sheepshead we could fit in the boat. Also got a few Reds and Drum for the box and couple monsters ones that were released.
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Yes, they are both new to KDE 4.7. The EGL backend is still experimental, while the GL2 backend is the new default (except for fglrx). They apparently are "identical to more than ~ 95 %" and the difference is mostly EGL vs GLX and EGL_KHR_image_pixmap vs TFP.
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GL2 is what they are trying to use with fglrx for now, and failing. There is no problem when using the Mesa drivers.AFAIK we are recommending GL rather than GL ES / EGL for the fglrx driver. The "GL ES subset of GL2" recommendation was primarily for 3xx-5xx hardware with open source drivers, where the driver exposed GL2 caps in order to run more apps but because the hardware was DX9 rather than GL2 (GL2 needs a bit more in the HW than DX9 but came out after the 3xx-5xx HW was designed) the driver couldn't be completely compliant with GL2 without falling back to software and becoming real slow on many common apps. GL ES 2.0 aligns better with DX9 HW capabilities than GL 2 does. Of course this is all irrelevent for fglrx which starts support with DX10 HW.
Maybe. From what I can tell, the KWin developers are pretty bad at reporting these issues upstream. That said, I would hope that somebody at AMD would care enough about it to make the slight effort of sending 1 email to the kwin mailing list.Am I being naive expecting a bug report that says "we are expecting A from this sequence of OpenGL commands but we are actually seeing B" ?
Or, as i said, just starting KDE 4.7 up, using the graphical options to select the GL2 backend, and watching the driver to see what call is taking so long. I imagine it is probably pretty easy to spot, although I don't know what kind of tools you have to debug the driver.


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Yeah!!! I manged to convert my IIM-A GD/PI call. WIMWI, Here I come!!!
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Thursday, August 4, 2011
Mermaid Cover-Up
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AAAAHHH! How inspired! I would *also* love to see a little tutorial on this, I have a little girl myself who would be the hit of the pool party with something like this. SO, SO cute!!
I'm hosting my *first ever* link party tomorrow - it opens tonight at 5:00 EDT in a couple hours. I'd love for you to come by and link this awesome accessory up. :)
Happy to be your newest follower ~ Adrianne
happyhourprojects.blogspot.comSo cute!
I am having my first linky party on Thursday and would love for you to come link your awesome craft! It's a party only for kids and teens crafts, so this is perfect to share on Thursday for our first "Crafts for the Under Twenty-Something" linky party!
Thanks for sharing!
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Adorable. Barbie cannot be the only one to wear it lol. look forward to seeing your tutuorial.


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Arthur T. Demoulas keeps his CEO job, for now
Dean Clevesy, the assistant store manager at the Stratham Market Basket, said late Thursday night that he'd received a text message from a regional supervisor indicating Demoulas had kept his job.
After Thursday's 13-hour meeting, The Eagle-Tribune of Lawrence, Mass., quoted Demoulas as saying: "I am pleased with today's result. I hope to work constructively with the board going forward."
The meeting was the culmination of the most recent face-off between family factions of the two brothers who founded the chain, based in Tewksbury, Mass., and comes as the organization continues to expand in New Hampshire, with new stores opening recently in Nashua and Bedford.
Recent turnover on the company's seven-member board of directors had swayed the balance of power in favor of Arthur S. Demoulas, the cousin of Arthur T. Demoulas, who was appointed CEO in 2008 and presided over some of the most dramatic growth in the history of the company.
In a lawsuit filed on June 26 to force a board meeting, attorneys for the Arthur S. Demoulas faction, maintained that the CEO's tenure was "littered with related-party transactions between Market Basket and entities owned by Arthur T. or his family members, and by a remarkable unwillingness to defer to the board."
"Moving forward, the majority shareholders anticipate that DeMoulas Super Markets Inc. will emphasize prudent financial management, integrity and accountability to ensure creation of long-term shareholder value and excellence in all aspects of DeMoulas Super Market's operations."
Two board members are appointed by Arthur T. and two by Arthur S., leaving three seats for independent members elected by all the company shareholders. The three independent members are expected to bring a more buttoned-down approach to the company.
One is a certified public accountant with a New York auditing firm, the other a former executive for Sprint Nextel, and the third a management professor at Harvard Business School.
Employees saw the shift as a power grab by shareholders, mostly Demoulas family members, anxious for larger dividends at the cost of the employee profit-sharing plan and lower prices at the company's 71 stores.
T.J. Lavoie, a Nashua resident and an employee of the Market Basket at Somerset Plaza in Nashua, said he received word from coworkers that Demoulas would stay on.
Employee loyalty to Arthur T. Demoulas was evident in the weeks leading up to the vote, with an online petition in his favor gathering more than 35,000 signatures.
"It was like a papal procession," said Steve Paulenka, an employee at Market Basket offices in Chelmsford. "He was very emotional and appreciative. People followed behind the vehicle until police wouldn't allow us to go any further."
As Market Basket trucks drove by on Interstate 93, which was visible through a fence along the hotel perimeter, drivers honked their horns to the delight of the crowd, triggering wild applause each time.
Chuck Tsouprakos of Windham, N.H., who works at the Nashua store on the Daniel Webster Highway, said it was telling that Arthur T. Demoulas arrived in a modest compact car and shook hands on his way in.
"That's what he drives," said Tsouprakos. "I have known him since I worked at the first store in Lowell. He is a down-to-earth guy. That's why he's getting so much support out here. He comes into the supermarkets and pulls out carts for customers. He comes up to me and asks me how my parents are, how my sisters are. He knows them by name."


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Soooo glad Mao won but I wish Akiko got siliver. Glad she at least got on the podium.
Soooo glad Mao won but I wish Akiko got siliver. Glad she at least got on the podium.
I will never understand why some people are so mean when a skater skates badly. (Mostly referring to Ashley here, but it truly is a generally applicable point).
I know - and I don't envy her either! But, I'd love to see her knock it out of the park
I haven't watched the LPs yet - can't quite bring myself to do it - I hate knowing that Akiko had a good short but problems in the Long especially after he last GP with that lovely LP; and then Ashley not skating clean (or landing the jumps) after two great GP events - and then to read that it was a hard fall....
Congrats, though, to the medalists and I'm very happy to read that Mao skated well!
I only agreed with the bolded, not the "courageous" part. I should have been more clear
I disagree with it "setting her up nicely" for nats/worlds though. Bad performances NEVER set one up well. However, maybe we'll see what she is made of, and if she is a fighter, perhaps we have not seen her best yet.
Ashley's going to win Nationals. I mean really, who else is going to win Nationals. She's the only one that's getting the scores internationally.
With all these posts about Yuna, it's It's like she's competing at the GPF! (much appreciated though).
I've only seen Mao's performance, but it seems like Mao's the only one rejuvenated by news of Yuna's comeback. Gotta have good-ol' fashioned rivalry to get you pumping again!
I think it was extremely amazing that Mao performed so well under injury. That girl's determination is definitely inhibiting her pain pathways! I do hope she recovers really well though, I'd hate to see another MK 2006 situation.
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I agree. I suspect Ashley's going to defend her title in January. I don't know how Mirai & Gracie will do tho.
any news as to if Ashley was seriously injured in her fall. She kept grabbing her hip, even in the k&C.
The two falls were unfortunate, but the rest of the program was good. One problem I have with Ashley though, is she tends to thrust her arms up in a number of places. It is inelegant (for want of a better word) and it distracts from her skating.
Mao is not the Mao of old, but she is still beautiful, light and graceful. I do not think it is possible to teach a skater to float across the ice in a 'Mao'like way. With her long program though, I kept thinking back to Oksana's program (which I preferred to Mao's) to the same music. And then of course, I got to thinking, what the heck ever happened to Oksana?
That was a crazy fall Ashley took. That's one of those fluke things that I don't see happening to her again.
So proud of Mao with situation having thought of withdraw due to her pack pain. Besides,I adore how Sato have her optimism.
It's not best performance from Gao,but I feel happy for her,too.
Yu Na has almost always built up a big lead in the SP that has allowed her to make mistakes in the LP. Even a 6-7 point lead is difficult for someone else to overcome when Yu Na has her 3-3 and high PCS. I personally think that others are more expressive skaters, but her impressive jumping ability cannot be denied.


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Green Product Options, Interest Gaining Ground
Green is no longer simply the word of the moment. Instead, it is a trend with staying power. At least, that's what many kitchen and bath dealers and designers are indicating through their increasing interest in all things sustainable and environmentally sound.
According to those industry professionals surveyed in a poll recently featured on KBDN's Web site, www.KitchenBathDesign.com, 81% of respondents reported that they are seeing interest in green products hold steady or grow in importance – and they expect this trend to continue into the future.
When it comes to what can be learned from this pattern of growth and stability – in a less than stable market – the answer may lie in the basic idea that, when going green, every little bit helps. Kitchen and bath designers indicate that their customers want to make changes, and even small ones will give them the feeling that they are doing something for their families and the world around them.
Manufacturers and suppliers to the kitchen and bath industry have increased their product offerings in the green category, with many retooling existing products to meet updated water-conservation guidelines and indoor air quality requirements. And, while in previous years environmentally friendly meant more expensive, there are new products being added at different price points every day.
Healthy Kitchens
Air quality is a key factor in the greening of the home. Newer homes are more air tight than houses built even 20 years ago, according to the EPA, which is good for heating and cooling purposes, but bad for indoor air quality. In fact, the EPA estimates that indoor air quality is up to 10 times worse than outdoor air quality on the smoggiest day.
Considering Americans spend 90% of their lives indoors, it's clear why this is a key issue in designing healthy spaces. Additionally, air quality is not a stand-alone issue; rather, every other component of the home can have an impact on overall air quality.
Air quality can be compromised by off-gassing from cabinetry, countertops, flooring, wall coverings or fabrics; by cooking by-products released into the air, or by mold caused by excess moisture or poor ventilation.
Proper ventilation is critical, but air quality can be tricky. Just as too little ventilation can lead to compromised air quality, if too powerful a fan is installed in a forced-air HVAC system, volatile organic compounds can be drawn out of furniture, fabrics, carpets and cabinetry.
To spread information about this, the EPA has partnered with the Lawrence Berkley National Laboratory to create the Indoor Air Quality Scientific Findings Bank, a resource for IAQ questions.
While air quality is a big-picture issue impacting healthy design, every component of the kitchen can have a positive or negative impact on how healthy or green a space is.
Since cabinetry is often the single biggest product investment made in a kitchen, it's a good starting point for those looking to go green.
In the past few years, the kitchen cabinet industry has come a long way. The creation of the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association's Environmental Stewardship Program in 2006 marked a turning point for self-governance in the cabinet industry. Since the program's inception, 151 cabinet companies and brands have earned KCMA's ESP certification, creating more green cabinet options, and raising the bar for future products.
As a result, high VOCs, formaldehyde off-gassing and other associated indoor air quality issues are largely being eradicated from quality cabinetry. Additionally, strict air quality controls put into place by the California Air Resources Board at the beginning of this year are expected to spark greener product offerings industry wide.
Countertops are also increasingly being impacted by the green movement. The GreenGuard Institute (www.greenguard.org), a third-party certifier, tests for VOCs in the products it certifies (such as Silestone, Cambria, Samsung Staron, Wilsonart and dozens of other brands large and small that are certified to be low VOC).
Additionally, designers need to get the facts about radon. Radon is a radioactive gas emitted from the breakdown of uranium in the bedrock upon which a house stands. Granite is the bedrock that produces it.
The jury's still out on granite countertops' rate of radon emission/non-emission, but if your client is concerned, there are certain regions in the U.S. where the incidence of radon is higher in the bedrock. To check that out, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency keeps a Web site of stats on a dedicated microsite: www.epa.gov/radon.
Appliances have also been heavily impacted by the green movement, particularly in the past year, as rebate programs for energy-saving appliances have abounded. This has created new profit avenues for clients who, while maybe not ready for a full remodel, might be convinced to upgrade their appliances both to save energy and to take advantage of current rebate savings.
While kitchen design professionals have long been familiar with the Energy Star labeling program, it's worth noting that the Web site (www.energystar.gov) also offers a variety of informational resources for design professionals.
Healthy Baths
In designing greener, healthier baths, both air quality and water conservation are key factors. For the former, proper ventilation is essential, since the bath is a moisture-laden environment that can lead to problems with mold and mildew. For the latter, there are numerous options, from low-flow toilets and shower systems, dual-flush technology and high-efficiency toilets to on-demand water heaters.
The World Health Organization released a fact file in March, 2009 that estimated one out of every three people is affected by water scarcity on every continent on Earth. For that reason, water conservation is expected to remain a major concern in the future of bath design.
There are also green specialty areas worth considering, such as utilizing graywater plumbing techniques. This is still illegal in some states, with regulatory legislation pending in others, but some mainstream companies are integrating the principles.
Caroma's Profile Smart toilet, for example, has an integrated faucet on top. After handwashing under the faucet, the water fills up the toilet for its next flush, rather than using clean water for that purpose.
Ventilation standards are overseen by the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers. ASHRAE's Standard 62.2 has been adopted by nearly every green building standard in the United States to regulate the power of ventilation systems in residences. Look for ventilation products that meet this standard.
Materials ultimately decide what shade of green the bath will be, and that's also determined by how your client defines green. For instance, bamboo is a great renewable resource, but is it still green if it's grown 2,000 miles away and has to be shipped to be fabricated and then shipped to a distributor and then shipped to the job site? If carbon footprint is a concern, maybe not. But green is in the eye of the beholder, and supporting sustainable farm practices may well outweigh the carbon footprint of a product in transit for some clients.
The Bottom Line
Of course, green has struggled some in this increasingly tough economic climate. And in any economy, getting clients to come to a new, higher-priced way of doing things is a tough sell, never mind doing the same convincing in a challenging economic climate.
But things that are durable and add value don't suddenly cease to be sensible choices when times are times – they just require a more creative sell.
Take the tankless water heater, as an example. For most homeowners of a certain age, a behemoth, hot, noisy water heater is the norm. But the minute they come to understand that a conventional water heater is working even when hot water isn't needed, and that it runs on electricity whenever it kicks up, and electricity costs money, the thought of switching to an on-demand water heater makes more sense.
The examination of what makes a product health-promoting, green or both is an evolving discussion with many points of view, and it often raises more questions than it answers. After all, how green is really green? How many green products does a room need to be considered green? Can a home built 30 years ago be "greened?" Does a product need a third-party certification to be considered green?
There are no solid answers because that's what separates the art of design from science. Just as there have always been conflicting thoughts on design styles and methodology, there will always be many schools of thought on green.
But what matters is what's important to your clients; listening to their concerns and finding out how green they are willing to be will instruct you how to proceed as you implement green products, ideas and designs.


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True faith originates in our core being. We are not saved by mental awareness, warm emotions, or even intellectual assent. Rather, it's "with the heart one believes unto righteousness" (Romans 10:10, NKJV). Faith deeply believes God will do what He says. Faith produces words of agreement and actions of obedience. The corresponding words and actions are simply evidence that our heart has laid hold of what God has spoken.
Faith has a language. Paul writes, "The righteousness of faith speaks in this way" (Romans 10:6, NKJV). True faith speaks a certain way.
Jesus says, "Have faith in God. For assuredly I say to you, whoever says to this mountain, 'Be removed and be cast into the sea,' and does not doubt in his heart, but believes that those things he says will be done, he will have whatever he says." (Mark 11:22-23, NKJV)
Notice that Jesus emphasizes that true faith in God will
speak in agreement with what it believes; this is the language of faith.
In fact, the word says is repeated three times in this one
verse, and the word believes is mentioned only once by Jesus. He
puts great emphasis on the language of faith.
Genuine faith speaks in accordance with what it believes, for Jesus
says, "Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks" (Matthew
12:34, NKJV). We don't prove we have faith by speaking what we know is
correct. Rather, we spontaneously speak what we already believe. As the
psalmist writes, "I believed, therefore I spoke" (116:10, NKJV). Belief
comes first; the evidence of speech follows. Paul affirmed, "We also
speak because we believe."
Under pressure, or when we are not consciously thinking, what comes out
of our mouths is what we actually believe. This is evidence of our faith
or the lack thereof.
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Award-winning chef Michael Fell is based at the Park Hotel 'Egerner Höfe' in Rottach-Egern, a location that conjures up feelings of pure relaxation amid forests, mountains and the gorgeous Tegernsee lake. Unsurprisingly, the highly decorated chef is inspired by this magnificent environment where he can easily find fresh ingredients right on his doorstep.
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A musical genius who can master his voice to any style from hip-hop to metal. Also a member of many influental bands, including Faith No More, Mr. Bungle, Tomahawk, and Fantomas.
Mike Patton is a great vocalist.
Beküldő: weener
2003. március 27.
A man who recorded his first album in 1989 with influential band Faith No More and promoted Mr. Bungle (the best bnad ever) in the process, and then went on to work in Tomahawk and Fantomas, also gonad kicking groups. Also known as the best person in the music industry with a razorblade sense of humor and a tendency to work 14 things at a time like a motherfucker.
Mike Patton is the best thing since sliced bread.
Beküldő: Anal Cunt
2003. július 29.
absolute fucking genius
just listen to anything he's recorded
Beküldő: Nic Bucknall
2004. augusztus 11.
the man who knocks the socks off musical expectations
mike patton f*cking rocks.
Beküldő: firefaery
2004. július 20.
One of the most versatile voices ever. Mike Patton never ripped off Kiedis' style his voice has far too much range. Many try to imitate him(Serj Tankian, Johnathon Davis, etc.) but to no avail.
My favorite vocalist is Mike Patton.
Beküldő: Traveling Bob
2006. július 28.
Greatest vocalist in metal. Sung for Faith No More in place of the previously awful vocalist Chuck Mosely. He got the job based on a demo he handed FNM from his work with Mr Bungle. He worked these two bands together and made some messy and random music with Mr Bungle, all 3 albums vary greatly in genre, showcasing his diverse ability. His first album with FNM- The Real Thing was an epic 80's album although Angel Dust and the sub-sequent albums essentialy created the nu-metal genre. After the splitting of Faith No More he went into Fantomas, an even stranger band than Mr Bungle. In Fantomas. he rarely uses lyrics, instead using his voice as an instrument creating a variety of obscure noises. His latest band is the more linear Tomahawk. He's also performed on Dillinger Escape Plan EP- Irony is a Dead Scene and ventured into rap with General Patton vs The X Ecuctioners there's also his experimental solo work.
"Shit man, this music is the fucking shit!"
"Who is it?"
"Mike fucking Patton, you dig?"
"Yeah, Patton owns"
"Who is it?"
"Mike fucking Patton, you dig?"
"Yeah, Patton owns"
Beküldő: Albino
2005. március 20.


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Can't you get it through your head, fanboy? I do not give a single shit about whether or not Aizen was immortal back then or not. The reason this argument started is because you thought Aizen is currently not immortal, which is bullshit, because he currently is. He has been since Gin tried to kill him.
Well duh, Yama is changing the climate with his bankai. But it is still not hot enough to instantly melt things and make things automatically catch on fire.
Aizen was immortal when Urahara sealed him. He has been since Gin tried to kill him, and he still is. Get it through your head, I'm done.


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I just want to get other people's thoughts on these randomly generated titles I got from The Forge, which can be quite cool. Just wondering if you think any of these have story potential, as I thinking of starting a fantasy novel but don't know where to start. Probably by NOT having elves. Or dwarves. Or gnomes, halflings, orcs, or dragons. Or vampires or werewolves. In fact I should stick mainly to my own made-up creatures, I think. Or do something different with all of the above. Random titles or objects or places or creatures etc: (quality not guaranteed) The Kin of the Sun The Silver Crystal The Silk Rain The Mana Tree The Rose Walker The Diamond Slayer The Ash Strider The Charred Keep, Temple The Dust Fountain The Ghost Hall The Jade Path Black Steel The Bristle Mines Skull Bender Soul Forest Phase Path Prismatic Pool Shatter Truth Jade Hollow Brimstone Dawn Mana Strider Frost Well Moon Throne Silver Truth Mana Saber Brimstone Skull Mute Dawn Charred Poet Swift Fire Rising Hollow Fire Meadow Burning Earth Brimstone Path Broken Path White Path Gnarled Path Azure Path Path of the Tempest Silver Sun Path of the Mage Rubble Kingdoms Road to Renewal Nether Moon Facility Fields of Balance Plateau of The Moon Garden of Man Crater Steel, Steel Crater Crossroad Pyre
If I were to write a story with a title from that list I'd probably narrow it down to one of these: Crossroad Pyre, Moon Throne, or Ashen Strider.
Agreed. There are some really uninspiring titles here, but I guess it's the story that counts! Solaar the Skull Bender...?
And Dan has thrown me a title thread! Back way back, I got to play with a flip chart (made out of paper squares on metal loops!) that someone had created with words that you could flip around to make romance novel titles, which was hilarious because the random grouping of words would totally work for the romances. These title generators on the Net work on the same principle, just with more words. But the problem remains the same, fantasy novel titles have gotten way too generic and largely meaningless. They don't have to be. They are not constrained like mysteries to have some sort of suspense signal in the title, or romance to have some sort of romance signal in the title. Science fiction does better, though not always, and there are sometimes interesting fantasy novel titles, because hey, there are thousands of the things, but the standard title for fantasy novels are ones like these from the list: The Silver Crystal Black Steel Path of the Mage Moon Throne I think I blame acronyms for this. In fantasy, titles aren't particularly important, at least for individual books. Sometimes they are just series variations under the main series' title. And when we talk about them, we're constantly using acronyms, unless it is the more rare one word title. It's gotten to the point where I often have to look up an author's book list to know to which book the acronym refers. It's made publishers revert to lazy word salad a lot of the time, instead of crafting something that fits the book and series. They are not horrible titles at all; they're just very interchangeable and kind of bland. How many times do we need to call books Sword of Fire? (Enough apparently that we had the satiric fantasy show Krod Mandoon and the Flaming Sword of Fire.) I have actually bought and/or read novels just because they had an interesting title. Just recently: My Life as a White Trash Zombie by Diana Rowland (which was very nice, though not quite as comic as you might expect.) It also had a good cover. A one word title like Green by Jay Lake interests me. (Also helps to have a good cover like that one had.) Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell. Going Postal. The Nymphos of Rocky Flats. In the Forest of Hands and Teeth (okay, it has forest in it, but it's at least a bit more distinctive.) Silently and Very Fast. I don't think we need to ban words like shadow, crystal, sword, blood, kingdom, moon, etc., or the various colors, but when I get the release news from publishers, I'm often ending up groaning. It's not a new problem; it's just there are so many titles now, it pops up more visibly. Or rather, less visibly -- it's getting very hard to remember them. And I do think in the Net era, that's a problem. That all being said, the titles on your list that stick out for me, Dan, besides the two or three SF titles I don't think would work for you much, are: The Dust Fountain Charred Poet Rubble Kingdoms Those are word salads that make me more curious.
I rather liked Rubble Kingdoms as well, and also The Mana Tree. I have no idea what the latter might actually mean, but it sounds nice. A lot better than Skull Bender <snigger> anyway...
I don't know, The Diamond Slayer might be interesting. How does one kill a diamond anyway? That, and so many "paths". Something like that could easily go "B movie" on you. (The threefold switchback path of total destruction.) Be more creative. I seriously believe my story "Fairies Don't Flirt" has been downloaded so many times because of the title. And, sorry I guess I've seen it too much, but I don't want to look at anything with "Mage" in the title. It's like a superhero story with ANY synonym of "super" in it. It reads like fingernails on the chalkboard. B5 FYI- The Tewa word for path is Poah-- pronounced like Poe. There's no rule against using non-english words in your title.
Thanks. I was thinking Silver Crystal could go somewhere, but I guess not after all. What about The Shadow Shard? I like that one a bit better. Or The Time Shard? Swords of Fire and Rings of Control/Invisibility have been done. But a crystal (or something) that stops time? That's actually powerful. You can do all sorts of stuff with time control. Like raise an army in secret, and seemingly in an instant. You could kill the king and properly dispose of any and all evidence at your leisure. You could... seemingly teleport. So many more options I can't think of right now, but the only limit is imagination. I mention this because I'm working on my first fantasy novel, and so far that's what I think the Artifact of Doom (TM) should do. I'm just not sure what it should *be*. Doesn't have to be a crystal, mind you. But when I think time being frozen, my mind says 'crystal'. Or statue. It could be any number of objects though. A staff. A bowl. A ring (*puts hate-deflecting shields up*). A hat. A statue (hmm, that one actually seems appropriate, as statues immortalise a person for history's sake). Good to see a few of those were inspiring. I particularly liked Mana Tree, but I don't know how such a (titular?) tree would work, logistically. Obviously, titles should reflect the work within, and not be a tacked-on last-minute addition. That's just sloppy. PS: Yeah, I don't know why, but damn there were a lot of 'path' results in that list. Crazy. PPS: Should I make a tangent thread for brainstorming etc the new (first) fantasy book I'm writing?
If you want to, you can make a separate thread. I would strongly suggest that you try a novel I finished recently, called Well of Sorrows by Benjamin Tate. Not a grand title there, nor its sequel title Leaves of Flame. But the book is quite good and relevant to you because it involves time travel and some of the things you are talking about. (Not a crystal though.) I think you might want to look at how Tate did his story, which is set in a secondary world that has some similarities to late 1600's America. And the races in it have some deliberate similarities to elves and dwarves but are most decidedly not those things and really interesting. That a title word is used a lot doesn't mean you can't use it, and I hope I didn't imply that I thought it should. Nor does it mean it's a bad idea in my view to build a story around a crystal, a vampire, an eternal flame, etc. I just think in general, at this point in fantasy fiction history, the publishers could do better on the titles with more variance. Words like crystal, flame, shard, etc. are used a lot in fantasy titles. And that is again partly because publishers are trying to signal that it's a fantasy work, but it also just can blur a book in with a lot of other books. Then again, it hasn't hurt many successful books to have titles like that. So a title can be a great jumping off point. It's just that titles like Path of the Moon Throne do tend to cause my eyes to glaze over. But then again, I bought Well of Sorrows (a title which is relevant to the story,) because I had heard good things about it and liked an interview the author had done. And it happened to pay off. I would urge you to look at, though, what it is about particular titles and the idea of playing with time that most interested you. Because that's where the story will be. It's the thing that catches our attention that creates the spinning. Fiction authors are magpies.
Thanks KatG, I wasn't 100% sure what your view was, but I agree about there being a lot of the "same old" titles out there and would prefer to stay away from going the cliche route. That's why the project is playing with cliches.


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