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More Colour to Brighten Up Those Dull Nights
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300 reasons why we love The Simpsons
The 300th episode of The Simpsons is broadcast today. Find a space on the sofa and read why, in 14 years, Matt Groening's show has become the world's best TV programme.
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The trouble with families that sing in perfect harmony
They've done Pop Stars and turned a bunch of kids into a band. They've done Pop Idol and turned a stammering Bradford schoolboy into a Pepsi advertising campaign. They've done Pop Stars: The Rivals and turned five eager young lads into five disappointed has-beens within the space of a month. What next? Why, the family group!
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Give Piers a chance
He's been accused of insider dealing, made a sworn enemy of Cherie Blair and his anti-war stance has done nothing for circulation, so is the Daily Mirror's editor downcast? Is he hell.
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Veiled humour
Shazia Mirza was supposed to be a teacher and marry a nice Muslim man - but she prefers the loneliness of the mostly-male comedy circuit. Why?
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Renaissance odd-jobman
Leonardo da Vinci was scatterbrained, impatient and subversive. Alan Yentob's new three-part series on the artist for the BBC only scratches the surface, says Peter Conrad.
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Big boys do cry
Men won't blub in real life but put them in a dark cinema... As Americans exit puffy-eyed from the new male weepie Antwone Fisher, Stuart Husband asks what taps the male tear.
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It's for you...
Colin Farrell shines as his hang-ups are hung out to dry in a taut thriller.
Why Armenians can never forget
Atom Egoyan's elaborate meditation on genocide is flawed but fascinating
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Sketchy etchings
Even the Chapman brothers seem bored by their latest series of flippant faux-blasphemies.
Spin and bare it
Akram Khan is the great new hope in the dance world. A third-generation British Asian, he brings vitality to cross-cultural expression, fusing Western contemporary dance with kathak, the Indian classical genre.
Sacred and secular rites of passage
John Eliot Gardiner bridged the gap and the NYO showed talent beyond their years.
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Boom and doom
Massive Attack's malevolent rumbles are not for the faint-hearted.
Latin without tears
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Sunday's child is... fair to middling
Denise Van Outen does all the legwork in a Lloyd Webber revamp that is let down by its lyrics.
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J.S. Bach: St Matthew Passion
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Goldilocks goes clubbing
A twist of Berlin cabaret has been added to Goldfrapp's yodels and fairy-tale enchantment.
Jazz CD of the weekKermit Ruffins: Big Easy
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From Left Bank to West Bank
Paul Berman draws a clear route from Victor Hugo's partisans to al-Qaeda in Terror and Liberalism
The keystone Koppites
The divine spirit of Bill Shankly is at the heart of Andrew Thompson and Steve Hale's almost biblical tribute to Liverpool FC, This is Anfield
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She stole some hearts
Mary Queen of Scots, who combined power with sex, was Britain's first celebrity royal. More than 400 years after her death, readers are still besotted with her, says Jonathan Heawood
Follow that dog
David Grossman's Israeli fairy tale, Someone to Run With, is magical and chilling
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It's mostly in pigeon English...
Patrick Neate's magical new novel, The London Pigeon Wars, takes a bird's eye view of the capital, says Stephanie Merritt
A cock and bull story
David Sterry's account of his time as a Hollywood gigolo, Chicken, suffers from sins of omission
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World of mirrors
Jonathan Heawood on The World We're In
Red, bad and blue
Kim Bunce on Stupid White Men
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Stephanie Merritt asks if killers should be allowed to sell their stories
Generation game
Simon Beckett on Family Matters | Not Only Fire | Who's Who in Hell
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You'll want to run away to the rainbow's end with the Boohbahs when you see BBC2's Get a New Life
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The worldwide agency is partnering with the DG-owned digital ad management firm.
Following years of collaboration and more than a year of negotiations, Omnicom Media Group has partnered with MediaMind to use the DG division's ad technology platform for the management and delivery of digital ads. Through the deal, Omnicom's clients gain direct access to MediaMind's digital advertising capabilities in North America, Europe, the Middle East, Latin America and the Asia-Pacific region. Apple, Levi Strauss and Nissan may take advantage of the new partnership.
The partnership is significant from a cross-platform perspective, said Andrew Bloom, SVP of strategic development at MediaMind. "Cross platform is more a belief system and strategy of MediaMind," he said. "Technology should be a simplifier, an enabler, and not a source of fragmentation, not a source of frustration that leads to huge inefficiencies and cost."
Omnicom's enterprise marketing company, Annalect, and its trading desk Accuen are integrating the platforms of MediaMind and DG to make way for more effective cross-channel campaigns. "The crux of the deal is around rich media, around standard ad delivery, video ad delivery, and mobile ad delivery," Bloom added. "Being part of the DG organization has made it that now we're being rewarded with the opportunity to work with senior leadership at companies like Omnicom. Two years ago that wasn't really a possibility. We've now established ourselves as a large-scale player."
Because DG and MediaMind can cover the full span of TV and digital, advertisers that want to push more budget into online video can work with a single provider through a single workflow and product, he added.
MediaMind is also working with NBC as the exclusive vendor of a custom, premium ad format for the digital side of NBC's Olympics coverage, and is responsible for most of the custom ads that NBC will deliver throughout the games.
Last year, MediaMind was acquired by DG, which delivers roughly 80 percent of all TV ads in the United States, according to Bloom. Today, more than 12,000 companies manage their digital campaigns on MediaMind's platform.
Apple, Levi Strauss and Nissan are among the major Omnicom brand clients that might take advantage of this new partnership early on, said Bloom. "For a lot of these customers, the way that it works is increasingly they're looking to a single tech provider that has the resources to serve more than one territory and even more than one operating company," said Bloom. Omnicom did not respond to several requests to comment for this story.
"The value add for them is global coordination, the integrity of the data and local service, and local knowledge of all the intricacies of working with publishers and different (service-level agreements) that are required in different markets. It's one thing to say you're global, but you really need to be local in all of these markets."
With an opportunity to consolidate rates and streamline cross-channel coordination efforts among brands, agencies and campaign management platforms, Bloom said he wouldn't be surprised if more companies try to consolidate their operations and align advertising objectives.
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I have a BFG 8800GTSOC 640MB card and I'm using RivaTuner 2.01. I have my 2d clocks set to 470 and my 3D set to 580 and yes, they do work. My fan speed is at 100%. Idle temps are down to 51C, under load they hit 63C Ambient temp is 38C. So if you haven't tried setting 2d Clocks using riva tuner with your 8800 card, give it try, it does work and the 3D clocks will kick in when you play a 3D app.
Xion, I dont know if RT works with the 2900, but if it does, wanna see if you can set seperate 2D and 3D clocks with your card? Post back with result if it works.
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I'm using ATITool because it has voltage adjustments. Allows me to run 900 and up on the core. If I want to default back to 2D clocks, all I have to do is exit out of it. Catalyst center defaults back to 2D clocks and reduces power consumption. Drops my idle from 50-->38.
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Keflezighi tries for one more Olympic run
The difference then was that he wasn't forced to spend three weeks in between races with his left foot propped on pillows.
As to why Keflezighi would run New York so close to the Trials, he said, "Because I can."
Money likely played a factor. With no other elite Americans in the field, Keflezighi likely commanded a six-figure appearance fee.
Asked if finances played a factor, he said, "No comment on that."
Then he commented, saying, "You have to make a living."
Keflezighi will be motivated by his memory of the 2008 Trials, which were held in November 2007 in New York.
Before the race, Hall told Keflezighi, "I just want to be on the team with you."
Hall won the race. Keflezighi faded to eighth. Minutes after the Trials, a friend of Meb's asked him, "Did you hear what happened to Ryan?"
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"No," Keflezighi said.
"He died," said the friend. Shay collapsed about 5½ miles into the race. An autopsy revealed he died of an irregular heartbeat, caused by an enlarged heart.
Keflezighi dropped on the pavement and began crying.
It was a memorable day, for all the wrong reasons. Keflezighi suffered a fractured pelvis in the race. He didn't compete for eight months. Then he failed to qualify for the Olympics again, this time in the 10,000.
Of the events that unfolded more than four years ago near Central Park, Keflezighi, married with three daughters, said, "The Olympics are big. But that day put life into perspective."


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You are getting good advice. One other additional thing to think about is when can a seemingly benign situation get dangerous?
Some examples:
- Swells crossing shallow water will tend to get steeper and break.
- Current running against a wave train can cause it to get a lot steeper.
These situations often combine at shallow harbor entrances with rivers, and they can be hard to see from the ocean side as the break is blocked from view by the swell. We had a boat in the Merrimac River for a number of years, and saw this situation on otherwise beautiful days with a hurricane way offshore.
Deep water, no current, big long period swells are usually pretty safe sailing, as long as your crew doesn't get sea sick.
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Republican Senators Jerry Moran and Pat Roberts are headlining a summit of the Kansas congressional delegation today in Wichita.
The event is hosted by the Kansas Chamber of Commerce and the Wichita Metro Chamber at Hotel at Old Town.
Moran, Roberts and members of the state's U.S. House delegation will offer remarks in the afternoon, then take questions.
U.S. Senator Jerry Moran says the Robert J. Dole VA Medical Center in Wichita left its laboratories unstaffed for entire shifts and sometimes resorted to "begging, borrowing and manipulation" to obtain vital surgical equipment. Moran made the allegations in a letter sent last week to Sloan Gibson, the acting secretary of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Moran says the problems at the Medical Center put veterans' lives at risk and forced employees to work under conditions of fear and retribution.
A bill recently introduced in Congress will offer relief to veterans who've had to pay for emergency health services.
Democratic Senator Mazie Hirono of Hawaii and Republican Senator Jerry Moran of Kansas both introduced the bill on Thursday.
It would eliminate a rule that prevents veterans from being reimbursed for emergency care if they haven't been seen in a VA center for 24 months.
It comes after another bill Wednesday that makes it easier for veterans delayed in getting initial visits to receive VA-paid treatment from local doctors instead.
Kansas U.S. Senator Jerry Moran says he's still getting a grip on the implications of the virtual currency "Bitcoin."
Bitcoin has grown rapidly as a form of currency in the past few years.
Senator Moran serves on a subcommittee that deals with the banking aspects of national security and international trade and finance.
The panel met last week for its first hearing on Bitcoin, mostly to educate members about the currency and concerns surrounding it.
The all-Republican Kansas congressional delegation is almost unanimous in its opposition to a U.S. military action in Syria.


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It is amazing the choices I've been given and the good luck I've acquired in the process. Most were more common sense than adventurous or just plain luck. Many chances I took have opened doors that not only gave me opportunities to learn but to consider myself blessed. Sometimes I've repeated an adage to those in my creative writing groups: "We are all the end product of the decisions we've made." Sometimes I feel someone or something, like a higher power, has given me good advice. I had neither brother nor sister, but my parents instilled living by honorable standards and I never wanted them to be hurt and shamed by something I might do. My husband and I set the same values concerning our three songs. They were disciplined with love and understanding.
The biggest blessing I achieved was finding the man I married and somehow convincing him we were made for one another. That probably was my greatest challenge. I always believed if I put him on a pedestal and made him my king, he would consider me his queen. We certainly had arguments, but they never shook the foundation of our marriage. They merely cleared the air and made us more sensitive to one another's feelings.
One of the best actions we both took was to encourage the dreams we both had along the way and to tolerate our volunteering for good causes we believed we could help, without being upset at the time taken away from home. It is almost impossible to count the number of anniversaries we've celebrated together…65 years and still going strong!
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Winning Trust under Fire
When dealing with Iraqi and Afghan stakeholders, how did US forces manage to build and maintain trust? In today's analysis, Aaron Bazin credits confidence-building measures that were both incremental & culturally sensitive. More on «Winning Trust under Fire»
December 2014
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A Permanent Infrastructure for Permanent War
Does the US need to maintain scores of military bases across the Middle East? In fact, have they managed to safeguard global oil supplies and regional security, as Washington believes? David Vine doesn't think so. He also believes that the bases continue to sap US resources and stoke anti-American sentiments. More on «A Permanent Infrastructure for Permanent War»
September 2014
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The Morality of Intervention by Waging Irregular Warfare
Does the US military need to understand the moral justifications for waging irregular and unconventional warfare better than it does? Absolutely, says Daniel Hodne. Waging both irregular warfare and an insurgency within another country raises a unique set of moral dilemmas for combatants. More on «The Morality of Intervention by Waging Irregular Warfare»
August 2014
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Mine and Undersea Warfare for the Future
Joshua Edwards and Dennis Gallagher believe that the Advanced Undersea Weapon System will provide the US with vital asymmetric advantage in future maritime conflicts. As they see it, this lower-cost force multiplier will allow commanders to apply more clandestine solutions and free traditional platforms to undertake more appropriate tasks. More on «Mine and Undersea Warfare for the Future»
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South American Troops Take On The Violent Work of Peacekeeping
South American states have become increasingly involved in distant and regional peacekeeping operations. So, what have they learned? According to Kevin Knodell, it's 'the usual suspects' – vague mandates, internecine controversies, and missions that fall outside traditional peacekeeping activities. More on «South American Troops Take On The Violent Work of Peacekeeping»
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Does Canada Need Submarines?
Michael Byers is absolutely convinced – under no circumstances should the Canadian military invest billions of dollars in a next-generation submarine. If anything, Ottawa should decommission the four Victoria-class submarines it has and replace them with new offshore patrol vessels. More on «Does Canada Need Submarines?»
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Shaping a 21st-Century Defense Strategy: Reconciling Military Roles
How should the US Department of Defense reconcile its budget priorities with its military strategy? William Braun III and Charles Allen think that it should start by improving the four military services' ability to share more with each other. The supposedly joint force, in other words, needs to be more joint. More on «Shaping a 21st-Century Defense Strategy: Reconciling Military Roles»
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The New Cold War
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Colombia: Progress Meets Politics
Colombia's two guerrilla organizations recently agreed on an 'electoral' ceasefire and, in the case of the FARC, a commitment to solving the 'problem' of illegal drugs. But will these political gambles lead to long-term humanitarian benefits for this war-torn country? Wait and see, says Christian Voelkel. More on «Colombia: Progress Meets Politics»
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Deconstructing the Middle East: An American Perspective
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SCORE! South Carolina Nullifies ObamacareSubmitted by RonPaul4Prez2012 on Sat, 04/27/2013 - 00:05
In what seemed to an overwhelmingly uphill battle for the grassroots in South Carolina, a huge victory has been won, and won by an unexpectedly large margin.
After months of tireless work from various grassroots organizations and individuals, including several events held in places like Columbia and Greenville where hundreds and even thousands showed up in support, Bill Chumley's bill, H.3101 "South Carolina Freedom of Health Care Protection Act" passed a second reading in the House today by a vote of 65-34. (The roll call vote list can be read via this link.) The bill as written would declare Obamacare to be null and void because it is a blatantly unconstitutional piece of legislation.
H.3101 is based on the doctrine of "nullification" which goes back to Founding Fathers Jefferson and Madison who passed similar acts in their respective states of Virginia and Kentucky which became known as "The Resolutions of 1798." Nullification was also used by states like Wisconsin to fight the unconstitutional fugitive slave laws of the 1850s which required citizens to turn over slaves to the federal authorities and made anyone who aided escaped slaves as criminals themselves.
In more modern times nullification was used in 2007 when 15 states passed nullification of the federal Real ID Act which caused the act to never be implemented by the federal government.
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horrendous decisions rendered by the Supreme Court was in Kelo v. City of New London. In the aftermath of this decision, 43 states enacted legislation to declare the decision null and void.
Legislation to null and void United Nations Agenda 21 is another example of the State's power to check the federal government.
Good job to everyone who worked to null and void Obamacare in South Carolina. We need more states to climb onto the bandwagon.
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And I can think of few ways to better start off another year of being a geek than watching the return of "Merlin" on Syfy at 10 p.m. Friday.
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Things are off to a dramatic start with the two-parter "Arthur's Bane." And while I've had my issues with the series almost since it began, I can't help but be a loyal viewer thanks to the sheer awesomeness of most of the main cast. This year won't be any different, though I fear one new character may be causing the series to jump the shark, but it's the last batch of episodes anyway, so it's forgiven.
I realize this all sounds like a very qualified seal of approval, but I do enjoy the show and haven't missed an episode since its original run on NBC before moving over to Syfy. Like I said, you can thank the actors and their characters for that. This is definitely one of those shows that deserves an ensemble award.
The new series picks up three years after the end of the fourth. Magic is still outlawed, and Merlin (Colin Morgan) is still working his powers behind the scenes to keep Arthur (Bradley James) safe. (Ugh, I really wish he'd "come out" already.) Gwen (Angel Coulby) has settled nicely into her role as queen. Morgana (Katie McGrath) has retreated to the north to lick her wounds and search for the Diamair, "the key to all knowledge," which will finally allow her to destroy Camelot and make magic reign again. This time she's teamed up with Liam Cunningham ("Game of Thrones") as the druid Ruadan, who also wants to see Arthur fall. Even Mordred (Alexander Vlahos) is back. With all the returning knight regulars, the casting budget must be huge.
Sir Gwaine (Eoin Macken) and Sir Percival (Tom Hopper) (and lots of other knights) have disappeared on a scouting mission, so Arthur, Merlin and a bunch more head off to save them. Along the way, Merlin meets a dying druid who fortells Arthur's death. But Arthur's bane is not necessarily what you think, as we learn.
It's a great episode (well, episodes, but you'll only see one Friday), filled with all the knightly derring-do, humorous banter and moments when you want to throw a rubber brick at the screen we've come to expect from the show.
Morgan and James have great chemistry, even if their shtick is getting a bit old. I thought they'd gotten somewhat past the dynamic of jerk boss, incompetent servant at the end of the last series, but they're back at it. Coulby doesn't get to do much yet, but she seems a stronger character. And Richard Wilson as Merlin's mentor, Gaius, is a welcome, more wise presence.
The knights are all fine, and I feel compelled to make a Sir Loin of Beefcake joke since Macken and Hopper spend almost the entire two-parter shirtless.
Best of all, McGrath seems to have taken some acting lessons during her hiatus and is more grounded as Morgana. I almost stopped watching during the fourth series because she was so terrible, but, at least in these two episodes, she reins in the worst of her overacting and does a more realistic job with the parts that need a bit more oomph.
Her icy fortress is either days away or a couple hours away, depending on how quickly the plot needs to get the character there. And there are other minor quibbles with plotting, but nothing that I haven't grown used to over the years.
I don't tune into "Merlin" for the intricate plotting. There's just something about the way this cast gels, and the constant, usually interesting tweaks to Arthurian legend that keep me coming back. I'll be sorry to see the series go after this year's 13 episodes.
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On the Symbolism of Christian Nationalism
Oblivious to the symbolic similarity between Stars and Stripes backdrops in American churches and the Swastika draped sanctuaries of 1930's Deutsche Christians, First Baptist Church of Moore, Oklahoma hosted a political revival meeting last night.
I went to see Rick Scarborough of Vision America in action. So did more than 1500 other people. Twelve central Oklahoma churches sponsored the rally. Most of them Southern Baptist.
Pray for Rick and Southern Baptists. They obviously don't realize that their patriotism has become idolatrous. Anyone with eyes to see can observe that the flag has displaced the cross in their ministries.
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- Asinus Gravis said...
Jeremiah had a lot to say about Scarborough in chapter 23.
Jeremiah there laid out the criteria for recognizing a false prophet:
(1) he is a liar,
(2) he contributes to godlessness by helping evil doers,
(3) he speaks his own visions and not the words of YHWH,
(4) he claims his thoughts are YHWH's,
(5) he gets his material from other false prophets,
(6) he falsely promises the well-being of his fellow citizens, and
(7) he does not benefit the people who heed him.
Other than those things I'm sure he is a charming fellow--that helps in his racket.
I don't know quite enough about Scarborough to know how he measures up on one other cited criteria: being an adulterer. But, even seven out of eight is not good!
- Bill Jones said...
Bruce has raised up a painful memory for me. For 17 years, I tried to educate people at my former church on what it meant to be truly Baptist. But it was a struggle, for I got mostly blank stares as I spoke out in Sunday School on behalf of authentic Baptist principles.
In our 17 years at that church, the most painful moment occurred on a Sunday morning at the beginning of the Iraq War in March 2003. That morning, the pastor used his sermon to launch a political diatribe against those "Hollywood celebrities," as he called them, who had the gall to criticize President Bush and call him stupid. He recited, one after the other, the level of education reached by the celebrity critics, all of which were below the academic degrees earned by President Bush. Then came the punch line: "President Bush isn't stupid. His critics are stupid!"
That line brought down the house - more applause and "amen"s, for a political attack line, than I ever heard in that place for a spiritual point.
But I shouldn't have been surprised. Every Memorial Day weekend, Independence Day weekend, etc., a gigantic U.S. flag hung from floor to ceiling in an alcove that faced the congregation, from above and behind the podium. The flag totally obscured the beautiful stained-glass window with Christ at the center.
What a metaphor - the flag obscuring the Christ; patriotism trumping faith; nationalism taking over God's house.
What blasphemy! Bruce is right - these people need our prayers; they need God's redemption and forgiveness. They need to open their eyes and realize that they have abandoned Christ for their greater love.
Their tragedy is monumental.
- Elisabeth said...
In the Baptist Faith and message, under point XVII, Religious Liberty, it says the following "Church and state should be separate." Most independant Fundamental Baptist churches have that as one of their doctrinal points also. So why, oh why, is there so much blending of church and politics by the Southern Baptist, and some Fundamental Baptist groups, also?
One of my friends said she lost several friends in her church, because she dared to mention she didn't vote for Bush in 2004! And how churches can get away with putting out those "voting guides" is beyond me!
- Jim Paslay said...
Your comments somehow connecting the Stars and Strips with the Nazi Swastika in Germany is clearly over the top. Obviously, your analysis about the meeting being a "political revival" are your observations and not what really took place.
If you remember, you and I had a conversation on the phone a couple of years ago and you expressed your disdain for churches having the U.S. Flag in their sanctuaries. May I remind you that you are not the conscience of Baptists here in Oklahoma. Also, I find it refreshing that your views are the minority of Oklahoma Baptists.
Concerning your contention that Scarborough and Southern Baptists are idolatrous in their patriotism, let me quote the only verse that liberals know, "Judge not lest ye be judged."


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Centre Line Soccer says one name that came across Doyle's desk recently was Ghanaian international midfielder Stephen Appiah. A source close to Appiah said that the Ghana captain was very interested in coming to MLS, and that San Jose was among the candidates to sign him.
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- A breakthrough study released this week by researchers at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center may be the first step in uncovering a whole new way to prevent concussions in high school sports, especially football.
Medical reporter Liz Bonis explains how in today's Medical Edge.
It was a sudden blow to the head for Jack, who plays high school football, that brought him here to this Biodynamics Research Center in need of further evaluation.
"I was at practice. I went to make a tackel, and I got knocked," said 16-year-old Jack.
Jack's dad initially didn't think much about it until:
"Two weeks after the injury he took a concussion test, and he failed it miserably," said Trevor Lemmel.
The good news for Jack is that he does appear to be on the mend, but the real goal for the team here is to prevent concussions from ever happening.
Since the most recent studies show helmets don't do the trick, Doctor Greg Myer has been looking at another potential fix.
It is based on previous research, that we might need to tighten up the fit of the human brain inside the head when we play contact sports.
To find this out you might be surprised. They actually reviewed some very unique animals, with some very unique habits.
"What we've done is worked with a group that has studied animal physiology especially woodpeckers and headramming sheep," said Myer's.
Yep, you heard him, woodpeckers and headramming sheep.
Animals that have repeated massive concussive blows to the head and don't appear to suffer the same damaging consequences as humans.
"What they have determined is they have this muscle called the hyoid muscle, we as mammals have that as well and we can alter, self alter, our jugular outflow. Very similar to what we see when we lay down. We can alter it to those levels, but what that does is it creates air bags for our brain, and takes out that area for slosh as we call it," said Myer's.
Now Myers team has taken this research one step further, they wanted to find out if this sort protective effect could happen naturally in higher altitudes. So his team did a nationwide review from 500 high schools across the country.
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Now they are in the process of conducting further studies with a device that would work to alter brain blood flow and potentially do the same thing no matter what altitude you play. We'll share more as they learn it.
Preliminary lab studies on this new device did show a drop in concussions. They are now starting human trials.
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StabilityTest is a CPU, GPU, RAM/memory stress-testing tool for your device, whether stock and unrooted (limited functionality) or rooted and overclocked with SetCPU, SetVsel or similar tools.
It also comes with per core or combined native linpackc MFLOPS calculation to measure your raw cpu performance.
The cpu worker performs mathematical calculations ("prime crunching") in native code and verifies the results, while the ram worker does heavy c memcpy operations in native code in a different thread.
- Classic StabilityTest for unrooted devices (sufficient to check your device's stability)
- Scaling StabilityTest for rooted devices (useful to test undervolting, overclocking and underclocking settings)
- CPU + GPU StabilityTest for unrooted devices (test both the stability & accuracy of your SoC's CPU and GPU)
- Native MFLOPS estimation (linpack / linpackc) either per core or combined
- Background Mode (StabilityTest can now run in background and with the screen turned off, except for the CPU/GPU mode)
- Dual & Quadcore support
Note that the CPU + GPU test tends to be less accurate for CPU related instabilities because part of the cpu power is eaten by opengl and thus cannot be verified.
Immediately reports errors and saves a log if the device crashes.
If you want to overclock your device test your settings with this tool!
If you want a rough estimation of your raw, native CPU power, try the built-in MFLOPS benchmark (either per core or combined).
Tags: stability test, stabilitytest, stability test v1.5, stabilitytest apk, stability test 2.11 apk, test system stability, stability test system load, stabilitytest root optional, stabilitytest v1.4, stability test apk.
2.7: Fixed scaling test for quad core devices, ability to manually select frequency scaling range, displays requested frequency setting (helps identifying SoC thermal throttles)
2.5: Native support for: ARMv5TE, ARMv7-A, ARMv7-A + NEON, MIPS, INTEL X86 (this drastically increases linpack results on modern platforms)
2.4: Removed advertisements & internet permission, native MFLOPS estimation (linpackc), showing frequencies instead of bogomips, better compatibility for GPU test, quadcore support
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All it shows is ... For any test.
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Not much usefull for a non root user.
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1.1 GFLOPs :)
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I would love to see CPU temps while the app is running.
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Its keeps going on and on. I am us8ng galaxy note 2.
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What's the point of giving ex-cons the right to vote, since they don't vote anyway? It's one of those questions one often hears in conversations about voting rightsand it functions as a pat explanation for why one need not worry too much about this issue. But is it true that ex-cons don't vote? Ernest Drucker, an epidemiologist at Montefiore Medical Center, tried to find out.
In recent months, he and several colleagues interviewed current and former prisoners in Ohio, New York, and Connecticut. They found that, contrary to widespread assumptions, these people registered and voted at rates comparable to the general population prior to going to prison.
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Jeffrey Blackman registering voters at West 140th Street and Broadway: "I won't be able to vote until the year 2007, but you can exercise that right."
There is a difference in voting patterns, however, after these individuals regain their voting rights. At this point, the researchers found a 36 percent decline in registration rates. Misinformation about the laws seems to explain this drop. In Connecticut, when ex-prisoners who were eligible to vote were asked if they had this right, 57 percent said "No" or "I don't know." J.G.
One local board of elections did actually send out letters to ex-prisoners, but this letter only added to the confusion. "We have recently received notification that your voter registration must be cancelled for the following reason: The voter has been convicted of a felon," stated the letter, which dropped the y from felony. "If you feel that our records are in error, please contact this office as soon as possible." The letter, sent out by the Summit County Board of Elections, which covers Akron, did not inform the recipient that he could re-register and vote.
On September 21, Molly Wieser, an Ohio activist, marched into the Summit County Board of Elections, accompanied by several ex-prisoners from New York City who had come to the state to register voters. The officials they met with offered to amend the letter, but, according to Wieser, they did not seem to consider the matter urgent. "They're not deeply unpleasant people," says Wieser, who runs a prisoners' rights group in Cleveland called the Racial Fairness Project. "They just are not too concerned about doing anything quickly to remedy an issue they don't consider to be an emergency."
Wieser contacted Singleton, and he filed another lawsuit. On September 28, a federal judge ordered the Summit County Board of Elections to send out another letter, informing ex-inmates that they were in fact eligible to vote. The letter went out to 1902 people. Even a seemingly small act like sending out a second, clearer letter can make a difference in a close election. Few people have forgotten that in 2000 George W. Bush won Florida by only 537 votes.
The number of words being written on the subject of felony disenfranchisementin newspaper articles, statewide surveys, lawsuits, advocacy group reports, scholarly articleshas grown rapidly in recent months as the presidential election nears. One of the most interesting contributions to this literature was a 22-page article in the Virginia Journal of Social Policy & the Law, published by the University of Virginia School of Law. The article analyzed the ripple effect of felon voting lawsnot just on people who've been convicted of a felony, but on their neighbors, friends, and family members, too.
The authors found that the probability of voting was equal among blacks and whites who were eligible to vote and who lived in states with the least restrictive felony disenfranchisement laws. But in states with the most restrictive laws, there was a notable difference: Participation among eligible blacks dropped by about 8 percent. The article contends that this discovery shows "the damage that criminal disenfranchisement laws . . . have on social networks and their ability to encourage non-disenfranchised individuals to exercise their right to vote."
These findings did not surprise Marc Mauer, assistant director of the Sentencing Project, who has written numerous reports on felon voting rights. "Voting is sort of this communal experience," he says. "Husbands and wives go to the polls together. Neighbors talk about it and go out and do it together. So if you have fewer people who are eligible to participate, then you have less discussion and activity around it. It would make sense that it would depress overall turnout."
Jeffrey Blackman was one of the ex-prisoners from New York who marched into the Summit County Board of Elections in Ohio in late September. The executive director of the Fortune Society, a Manhattan nonprofit that helps ex-prisoners, had taken him and 10 other people to Ohio to register voters. Once they got back, Blackman and other Fortune Society clients took to the streets, trying to sign up voters in West Harlem.
Blackman grew up on West 126th Street, and he says his parents were civil rights activists who always voted. By making the trip to Ohio, and then signing up voters on the sidewalks of Harlem, Blackman is continuing their workand fighting to stop a culture of nonvoting from taking root in neighborhoods like this one. On a recent afternoon, he glanced down at his clipboard and reviewed the voter registration cards he'd collected. "Like my father said, if you want to be heard, voting is the way," he said.
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