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Not a GM plant, but a potato plant and a tomato plant grafted together - more details here. personally, I think I'll hold out until the three-bean salad plant is available.
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Jorge Masvidal is exciting heading into his UFC on FOX 8 versus Michael Chiesa. Although Chiesa won the Ultimate Fighter Live season, Masvidal doesn't seem worried about his opponent in the least:
"There's nothing nowhere that impresses me about him," Masvidal said. "He's like a watered-down Royce Gracie. I don't see anything on this guy."
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Courtesy of Tattoo Archive: Gib Thomas, as the story is told, was born in New Orleans around the turn of the 20th century. Early on it was obvious that he had drawing talent, and at the tender age of 14 he left home to make his own way. Somewhere along the path he picked up the art of tattooing which he stayed with it for the next fifty years. It has been said that his needle-name "Tatts" was given to him while on the Ringling Show in 1917…
In the 1960s, the magazine Escape To Adventure stated that Thomas had traveled over much of Europe, and boarded vessels in Rotterdam, Hamburg, Antwerp and London to leave his mark. After traveling the world, Tatts Thomas settled down and made a name for himself tattooing in Chicago. He worked at several locations, including #414, 430, and 600 South State Street, #13 West Harrison, which is just off of State Street, and with Cliff Raven at #900 West Belmont. In the early 1960s when Chicago raised the age limit for tattooing to 21 most of the tattooists left the city, but not Tatts. He stuck around at least for a while longer. Later he did tattoo at 5108 6th Ave in Kenosha Wisconsin with Greg May and with Amund Dietzel at 304 West Wells Street in Milwaukee.
In the 1920s a very young merchant seaman named Norman Keith Collins, (known later as Sailor Jerry), came off the Great Lakes and started tattooing in Chicago. One of Jerry's business cards has survived from that time and it shows him at #434 State Street. Tatts Thomas worked all up and down State Street during this era but the Archive has no hard record that Thomas and Collins ever worked together at #434. With that said Sailor Jerry did credit Tatts Thomas as one of his early teacher, Jerry said that Thomas showed him the ropes of machine tattooing. They continued to correspond through the years and Thomas visited Jerry in Honolulu in 1969.
Tatts Thomas worked for many years in Chicago with Ralph Johnstone who was a tattooist that doubled as a sideshow banner painter. There is a bit of confusion with Johnstone. There exist sheets of flash showing signatures of both Ralph Johnstone and Ralph Johnson. After much research I believe that they are one and the same person. It is still unclear why the flash was signed with different names.
Unlike Thomas' flash, much of Ralph Johnstone's flash has survived and it shows his considerable skill as an artist. Throughout the years Tatts Thomas received a lot of press in newspapers and men's magazines and often Ralph Johnstone paintings would be credited to Thomas.
In his later years Tatts Thomas worked with Amund Dietzel, "The Master of Milwaukee". In 1966 the city fathers of Milwaukee decided to outlaw tattooing and force the four tattooists out-of-town. The 1960's were a bleak period for tattooing in the United States with many cities; making it illegal for various reasons. Tatts Thomas summed it up well when he said, "If Milwaukee bans tattooing what has the city got? It lost the Braves, now tattooing, all it's got left is the old clock in the tower of the railroad station."
- Tatts Thomas and Ralph Johnston's business card from their #13 West Harrison Street shop in Chicago, c1940. Card is courtesy Temple Tattoo Museum.
- Thomas is seen here at #430 South State Street, c1950s.
- The back of Thomas' #414 South State Street shop card. As can be seen from this Earle Harvey illustration (and whether it be true or not) Thomas was very proud of his medical achievements and often promoted them on his business cards. (3a) Thomas is seen here at #414 South State Street in Chicago, c1950.
- Cliff Raven and Tatts Thomas at Cliff Raven's Belmont Street shop c1960s. Cliff said that Tatts would mostly come and hangout but, he did a few tattoos there as well.
- Backpiece by Tatts Thomas, c1950s.
- Rare photograph of Thomas without his trademark pencil-thin mustache. Harvey Rogers on the right, c1930s.
- 7 Ralph Johnstone's flash, c1950s, courtesy of Mitch Mitchell Collection. 8 Newspaper photograph of Tatts Thomas at work, c1950s. 9 Tatts Thomas is seen here with Jack Wills and his mustache, c1960s. 10 Classic example of Ralph Johnstone's comic styling, c1950's.
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Remember Me (formerly Adrift[1]) is an upcoming video game, developed by Dontnod Entertainment and published by Capcom, to be released in May 2013 for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Microsoft Windows.[2]
The player controls Nilin (voiced by Kezia Burrows[5]), an amnesiac 'memory hunter', through the streets of Neo-Paris in the year 2084. This dystopian future features a surveillance state.[3] Nilin's former employer, Memoreyes, erases her memories to neutralize her and she must discover why and how to restore them.[3][1] The game opens with Nilin in Bastille Prison.[1]
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Many were just hoping to catch a glimpse of their new hometown hero.
"It brings tears to my eyes when I think about him," said Ginny Huisman, an Eastern Iowa native.
Alongside his wife, Jennifer, Giunta waved to the crowd from atop a Hiawatha firetruck. Some people along the parade route used the moment to educate.
"I've lived in Iowa all my life, for 70 years," said Anogene Varner, "My husband and brothers were in the service and I'm very proud."
Varner brought two of her grandchildren to the parade. She hopes the experience will help show them the impact veterans have on America.
Many veterans also were at Tuesdays parade.
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From the Dissent G8 group: The 3rd protest bicycle caravan starts today in Gent/Belgium!
With the slogan "wheels for change- ensure capitalism becomes history" the western bycicle caravan starts as the third of the 5 caravans agasist the g8-summit in Heiligendamm/Germany today its actions with a critical mass through Gent, Belgium. "We count on starting with around 20 people, but we expect that much more people will join!" Sida Singer said "Together we want to set a signal against neoliberalism, exploitation, racism, pollution and everybody who shares our ideas is welcome. We want to raise awareness among the people and let them dream about a livable future for every human in this world, and this is worth fighting for."
During their planned tour of around 1300 kilometers the activists will take part in bicycle demonstrations ("critical masses"), theatres, and other political actions. On the route through cities like Antwerpen, Nijmegen, Gronau/Ahaus, Muenster, Hamburg and Gorleben they will deal with subjects related to the upcoming G8 meeting. These are for instance the racist migration politics of Fortress Europe, genetic manipulation and exploitation of the earth, and the involvement of the G8 in wars all over the world, including in Afghanistan & Iraq.
The events and actions are prepared by supporters hosting the caravan at different stations."We want to use our time together for exchange and to build networks with various local groups from different backgrounds" Paula Farin explains. The cyclists do not want to take part in the whole neoliberal circus and the division of people along racist and economic criteria. They consider the caravan as a place for experiments where they can realize their ideas and ideals (even if only temporarily). The aim is to create a non-hierarchical structure during the ride, allowing people to learn and act in a self-organized manner. The caravan wants to make it possible for all people to participate, regardless of money, bicycle, physical condition or papers.
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Churchill was pulled into the national spotlight after an essay he published following the World Trade Center attacks, where he referred to the victims as "technocrats" and "little Eichmanns." As a result of these comments, and a campaign by right-wing pundit Bill O'Reilly, Churchill was threatened and his career put in jeopardy.
He had originally been scheduled to appear at the University of Winnipeg, but his appearance was canceled. G7 has asked Churchill to deliver the keynote address at the Fort Garry Lectures in History V, Annual Graduate Student Conference on Friday, April 27th (admission is free). His presentation is entitled Kill the Indian, Save the Man: U.S. and Canadian Residential Schools in Context. The event will take place at Rudolph Rocker Cultural Centre at 91 Albert St."
Local alt.weekly S.F. Weekly says:
First, Pansy Division is playing with The Avengers (yes, THAT Avengers!) and Southern Girls (featuring ex-PD guitar hero Patrick), for the first time in more than a year! It's all happening Saturday April 21st at the Cafe Du Nord in San Francisco. It's 21+ and not wheelchair accessible, unfortunately, but you can get tickets at the Cafe Du Nord website.
2. Pansy Division is going into the studio to lay down a few new tunes! It's unclear where these will eventually end up, but rest assured they'll be rockin' a few of them @ the 4/21 show in Frisco.
It begins: "Iraq's postwar oil bonanza remains a mirage. The country has the second- or third-largest reserves in the world, making petroleum the heart and vast bulk of its economy. Thus in March 2003 did Paul Wolfowitz assure Congress that Iraq would "finance its own reconstruction, and relatively soon." American planners predicted that Iraq's oil production would triple to a feverish 6 million barrels per day by 2010.
Instead war, corruption, sectarian slaughter and a massive crime wave have reduced the country's once mighty petroleum sector to an industrial zombie: still ambulatory, functional but essentially dead."
You will have to sign into the Nation's site or pick up a newstand copy to read the rest. It's well worth it!
Lynnee Breedlove needs your help to put this bundle of insanity out into the world. Please donate and get cool thank you gifts! It's like giving to community/college radio, except you may get a bag of sex toys instead of some stupid coffee mug!
Tribe 8 music on AT? Of course- surf on over to here, here, here,
and here, and don't forget about the great Tribe 8 documentary!
The band was scheduled to play a benefit for environmental and animal rights activist Daniel Mcgowen this Thursday and with Citizen Fish and Witch Hunt this Saturday. The band is promising to find a new venue for the Saturday show, and that information is expected soon.
From Leftover Crack's Myspace page:
"The NYPD & LOC. To protect & serve the censorship of punk rock.
Heads up. Apparently the NYPD cheif of police & the working stiff racist self-serving pigs of this corrupt murdering plunger-raping poice department have decided that if Leftover Crack is allowed to practice free-speech in the city of New york, they will threaten to shut down the venues that harbor our concerts. We only speak & sing about killing cops. This does not cotton to the "freedom" espoused by these pigs as the american way of life they claim to defend. Have you seen the billboards reading "support our troops at home and abroad" with a photo of a menacing army fatigue wearing baby-killer as well as one of our very own home-town pigs. What this billboard implies is that besides our "enemies" overseas, there is a war against the citizens of this country & the troops are the police that your tax-paying dollar supports. these blue-uniformed soldiers are our enemies & one day you will call them to report your neighbors loud music playing and the next day they will kick in your front door under the usual false pretenses. And when you have a bullet in your head because you were reaching for your standard identification card you'll be lucky if these fuckers even apologize to your loved ones. because after all, they were only following their standard procedures of shoot first ask the dead body questions later.
Check out the brand new Leftover Crack/Citizen Fish split on AT/Fat.
Mailorder was closed this past week because I was in New Orleans for my first Mardi Gras (here's a shout-out to the Krewe de la Mort and Karen of WTUL!) and first visit to New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina. I'd been to NOLA a bunch in the 90s, but nothing prepared me for the devastation in both rich and poor neighborhoods and business districts throughout the flooded areas. It's shameful that it's been a year and a half and miles of the city are either uninhabited or lightly inhabited. The fact that our President didn't even mention New Orleans in January's State of the Union address is reason enough to impeach the motherfucker!
s a new item that says it all. East New Orleans is a swampy area within New Orleans city limits. From the 2/20/07 issue of New Orlean's alternative weekly Gambit Weekly:
A citywide search led by New Orleans firefighters ended in June. Estimates by both Orleans Coroner Dr. Frank Minyard and State Medical Examiner Dr. Louis Cataldie put Katrina's death toll in Louisiana above 1,500. But, during a November budget hearing at City Hall, Minyard told the City Council that the Michoud area had not yet been canvassed. In December, Gagliano said the search for remains would resume after the holidays. The Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA), which clashed with the city over funding issues tied to previous searches, is not involved in the proposed search of the Michoud area, says Gagliano."


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These extra heavy-duty Mopar Performance springs are just like the bias design production springs that were stock items on 1968-72 A-body vehicles with 340 high performance engines, 1967-71 B-body vehicles with 440 or 426 manual and automatic transmissions, and 1970-74 E-body vehicles with 440 or 426 manual or automatic transmissions. Springs will fit any A-body 1964-75, B-Body 1966-72 or E-Body 1970-74 regardless if engine size and come with front bushings installed in assembly. B-body: Front 22", Rear 36".
Leaf spring sets are designed to control torque roll providing equal bite on rear wheels though limited axle wind up. These springs don't lock up the rear but allow it to move keeping the tires on the track where they belong. The rear springs listed below have a 20" front segment and require a longer front spring hanger bracket for B, E, F, H and B-bodies (not included). Standard hanger brackets used on A-bodies.
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Let's get a couple of things out of the way. First, testing is very boring. Testing a race car has to rank right up there with taking an SAT test. Hell, taking the bar exam might even be more exciting than a day of testing. Having said all that, you need to face the reality that, if you expect to do well, you have to test. Races are won in testing sessions. You don't win the race on Sunday. No, you win it weeks before the actual race takes place. You win it with your testing program.
A lot of you also need to consider what you do at track events. Track events are really just like an extended test day. What brought this home is when Danny Kellermyer of DJ Racing explained to me that his drivers don't go onto the track to "learn the track." Danny's drivers need to be very specific about what turn, or braking zone, they intend to work on during a track test. As Danny puts it, the most important part of testing is having a plan. You need to approach track days the same way.
A lot of people just go out on the track and drive around-never getting any better. Then there are people who think they can get better if they just buy more parts. Hard as it may be to believe, you can actually get better with concentrated and focused practice. It's not always necessary to buy thousands of dollars in parts that don't do anything. Try a focused day at the track next time you're tempted to reach for your Visa card.
Danny Kellermeyer is one of the people in Corvette racing that everyone listens to. Danny has set more than his share of track records around the country, but I still think of him as the best crew chief I've ever worked with. After a couple of laps with Danny at the Waterford Hills course, I'll add driving coach as well. Danny is also the mayor of Waterford. During the weekend I spent with DJ Racing, I think everyone in the paddock came over to see Danny. Most had a technical question and left with an answer. No one is more giving than Danny. I loved watching him switch from being the mayor to being the professor of road racing.
The Cars
Even though DJ Racing has a new C6 back in the shop, this particular weekend was for the C5 cars. Actually, at most tracks the C6 is no significant improvement over the C5. That one inch of added wheelbase on the C6 makes a real difference in the weight on the rear wheels. A difference that is not always good.
Both the #37 Corvette and #39 Corvette were built in 1999 (sort of) and were part of the Corvette kit car program. Remember that between 1998 and 2000, you could buy a Corvette that was delivered to you in boxes. You got the chassis, and the rest came in a bunch of boxes. Some assembly was required. That's a story for another issue, though.
Today's Plan
Today's test is very focused. It's time to see if all of the effort that's been expended in the past few weeks actually works. The #39 car (Jeff Cauley's Corvette) has a brand-new engine and the #37 (Danny's Corvette) has a new transmission and rear axle. What really strikes me right away is that there are more cars than people at this test day. This is a new experience for me. Every team I've ever worked with has had more people than cars. In the ALMS, it used to get really silly with about 15 people for one car. Here I am looking at three Corvettes and just Joe Cauley and Danny Kellermyer. This 3:2 ratio is unheard of in racing.


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Shopping at a Water Mill farm stand yesterday, I noticed a sign advertising "French Breakfast Radishes." The basket below was filled with oblong red-and-white radishes as attractive in June as a basket of peppermint candies would be in December. Seeing the words "breakfast" and "radishes" together made me wonder why I rarely use the fresh local vegetables I pick at Quail Hill or buy at Bette and Dale's when preparing the most important meal of the day. I was determined to remedy this lapse within the next twelve hours. I filled up my shopping basket with zucchini, beets, corn, and, yes, radishes. On the way home, I brainstormed recipe ideas for summer mornings. Here is what I came up with:
*Zucchini Muffins: For breakfast, I'd make these with whole wheat pastry flour and lots of chopped pecans or hazelnuts. Leftovers could easily become dessert, when frosted with some sweetened mascarpone.
*Carrot Scones: Shredded carrots stirred into the dough would give my scones sweetness without a lot of added sugar. I'd add some rolled oats for wholesome flavor and texture, and a little chopped crystallized ginger for spice.
*Beet Cake: I've been looking for an excuse to make Nigel Slater's beet and seed cake (the recipe is in his book, Tender). Now I have one: Sunday breakfast.
*Sliced Tomato, Honey, and Yogurt: The tomato is a fruit, after all, so I'd treat it as I would a peach, slicing it and topping it with honey and Greek yogurt.
*Radish Tartine: To make a simple open-face radish sandwich for breakfast, I'd split a piece of a baguette, spread some salted butter on each side, and then top with thinly sliced French Breakfast radishes.
I did a little research after I refrigerated my farm stand bounty, discovering that radishes are not, in fact, customarily eaten for breakfast in France. Never mind. No one in France drinks kale juice, either, and that hasn't affected its popularity at Provisions or The Juicy Naam. I predict that radish sandwiches and other vegetable-centered breakfasts will be all the rage in and around Sag Harbor by the end of August.
An ear of corn called out to me from the refrigerator this morning. I removed the kernels and stirred them into some breakfast polenta sweetened with brown sugar and topped with a dollop of sour cream. So good! Even though I was eating alone (which I often do, since I get out of bed well before 6 while everyone else in this house sleeps in at least until 7), I made a full recipe, thinking that the leftovers might be put to good use later in the day. I spread the cooked polenta into the bottom of an 8-inch square baking pan and refrigerated it until firm. At dinner time, I cut this into squares and browned the squares in a skillet with some melted butter. My pan-fried polenta was a perfect side dish for my grilled shrimp and squid last night. My one regret— I hadn't made those zucchini cupcakes for dessert.
Breakfast Polenta with Fresh Corn
Serves 4
For the creamiest polenta, add a lot of water to your cornmeal, and cook it slowly. Constant stirring isn't necessary, but frequent stirring is a good idea, to prevent sticking and to get a smooth result. If you find that your polenta is becoming stiff and dry before 30 minutes is up, stir in extra water, ¼ cup at a time, as necessary.
4 cups water, plus more if necessary
1 cup yellow cornmeal
¼ teaspoon salt
1 cup fresh corn kernels (from 1 large ear of corn)
Sour cream or plain yogurt
Brown sugar
1 ½ cups fresh blueberries (optional)
1. Bring the water to a boil in a medium nonstick pot (nonstick is essential here—polenta is a pain to clean up). Slowly pour in the cornmeal, whisking, until the mixture is smooth. Whisk in the salt. Cover, turn the heat to low, and continue to cook at a bare simmer, stirring every 10 minutes or so, until the polenta is smooth and thickened but not too stiff (it should be the consistency of runny yogurt, thick but not able to hold its shape).
2. Stir in the corn kernels and cook until heated through, about 1 minute.
3. Spoon polenta into shallow bowls, top each bowl with a spoonful of sour cream or yogurt and a sprinkle of brown sugar. Scatter berries over bowls if desired. Serve immediately.


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Saint Louis University entered into a formal agreement with the Blackfriars Hall of Oxford University on Sept. 21 that will allow SLU to send an outstanding student to Oxford for a year of intense investigation.
Blackfriars Hall, one of 45 colleges and permanent private halls which constitute Oxford, is operated by the Order of Preachers (the Dominicans). It's a community of scholars dedicated to teaching and research in the humanities, especially theology, philosophy, politics and the social sciences.
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Mention technology + innovation in Cologne and you really mean media and communications. Cologne is Germany's No. 1 TV city – creating one third of all German TV programmes. As well as Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR), the largest public broadcaster in continental Europe, and RTL, the most successful privately owned broadcaster, Cologne is also home to digital special interest channels such as ATV, or Dügün TV and web-TV channels such as Bongusto, Ehrensenf, MedCon and Myspass. With around 50,000 people employed in the industry, the creative sector is one of the largest complexes in the cathedral city. Around 8,500 employees work in broadcasting companies, radio, film and TV production. Two film schools train the ambitious up-and-coming generation and the NRW film foundation based in neighbouring Düsseldorf is close by. The film sector also presents regular international festivals – from the International Women's Film Festival and the African film festival "Jenseits von Europa" to the "Stranger Than Fiction" documentary festival, the KunstFilmBiennale and the European short film festival "Unlimited".
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Mar 30, 2008
Drum Machine Robot
While this robot lacks maneuverability, it is creative in its musicality. (The best action starts 45 seconds into the video).
Someone should build an NXT version of this robot.
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This has nothing to do with Lego?
So why post it here?
- Mar 31, 2008, 3:18:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
Because it's an interesting application of simple robotics, and one that should be fairly simple to emulate with the NXT... so maybe readers will use this for inspiration.
- Mar 31, 2008, 4:18:00 AM
- Londonbrig0 said...
I'm glad this was posted, it is a really cool application of a simple idea and it's definitely inspired me to build something like it with my NXT set. Hopefully my robot will have as good a sense of rhythm as the one in the video.
- Mar 31, 2008, 5:47:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
That was great! I'm positive that an NXT robot could be built to mimic that or even add to it's functions.
Anonymous - lighten up. We've posted non-NXT items before when we felt they might be an inspiration or somehow related to our hobby.
- Mar 31, 2008, 8:04:00 AM
Great robot! I love the music it creates! Definitely on my list of robots to make. Thanks for posting this!
- Mar 31, 2008, 10:07:00 AM
I think an NXT version would be quite a challenge.
1. Too many control channels.
2. No sound recording and playback
3. NXT motors are poor choice for
moving the drumsticks. Would
require some sort of fancy
linkage to get the desired
But challenging robots are more fun to build anyway.
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Killing JesusStephen Mansfield
It is the most fiercely debated murder of all time. Its symbol is worn by billions of people worldwide and its spiritual meaning is invoked daily in time-honored rituals. In Killing Jesus: The Unknown Conspiracy Behind the World's Most Famous Execution, New York Times bestse... Read More
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Approaching the story at its most human level, Mansfield uses both secular sources and biblical accounts to bring fresh perspective to the human drama, political intrigue and criminal network behind the killing of the world's most famous man.
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- Great book a must have. by aussiegirl on 4/16/2014
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First may I say don't think this is going to be a fast read. It is not it will make you stop and do some serious thinking about the death of one of the most famous man in History. Isn't it funny that even the atheist still talk about Jesus? They must be interested or they would just drop it because if he never was and never will be why fight about it let us Christians alone to ponder and pray to OUR JESUS.
The Prologue got my heart's attention right away. No book has done that!!! I think it will grab you too. It will also tell the depths of what this author went to so he could bring The Conspiracy of Jesus to you so you can understand the way they plotted to kill our Jesus,our Savior our Lord. The murder of Jesus, described in all its brutality and gore.
I thought this would be a fast read like I said at the beginning of this review. You need to stop grab a cup of coffee or tea or coke take some hankies with you too, go ahead you will need it, take a sandwich too, because you are going to want to settle back and close your eyes and vision our Jesus walking the streets, riding his donkey, or crying for his beloved people. The ungodly men that abuse our Jesus, will get to you. You will shed tears as you walk along with the people and see what and how they conspired against Jesus.
I wondered how many times Jesus must have wept for his Jerusalem his chosen people when they denied him, when they never stood up for him. How many times did he look at his hands those hands that took nails for us, the blood he shed for us and OUR sins not his OUR' S.
When I look at the picture on the cover each time before I open the book to read these words "The Unknown Conspiracy Behind The World's Most Famous Execution". My heart aches and I am sadden of what our Jesus went through just to save us. If I cry wonder how many tears he must shed as he sees his children fall short and they go against his very word that saves them? How many tears of blood does he shed for us and how many times does he forgive and takes us back?
I read some of the pages closed my eyes not sure if it were to hold back the tears that un shamefully fell from my closed eyes and rolled down my cheeks as I pondered on the words and my mind pictured the scene of what I just read.
The people saw with their own eyes the miracles Jesus performed for people when they asked for his help. Yet they betrayed him too, they yelled for his blood to be shed on a cross what a cruel death. They watched and wanted him to die fast they were tired of waiting and yelled at him did any try to stop this horrible, horrible death? No not one.
You read as the king Herod the Great conspired to kill Jesus and they waited for the right time but you will see what king has him killed. Even one of his disciples betrayed him sad and he was taught by Jesus he knew the miracles of Jesus, walked with Jesus,prayed with Jesus and ate with Jesus.
King Henrod the Great was one of the meanest men that ruled Jerusalem. He was married 10 times killed his wives and their sons his uncles,Mother-in-laws and brother-in-law. Wow who wouldn't wanted to be related to him?
He was the king who killed so many innocent babies born to 2 years of age hoping to have killed the King that would be coming (Jesus).
I truly understand the critical details of the crucifixion of Jesus. It brings light to Jesus betrayal. They felt that the destined King to rule that the true King (Jesus) over Israel, there was no choice, this chosen one must die.
It took Jesus 6 hours to walk 13 miles from Jericho. Jesus stayed at a man's named Zakkai house and in one night Zakkai changed from being a traitor to Israel to a righteous man. WOW.
This is really a moving book for your soul- the book is truly a must read for new Christians and old ones alike. I recommend it highly.
I was given this book free from Worthy Publishing for an honest review. They did not say I had to give a positive review just an honest one. The opinion is mine and no one else's.
5 Stars
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History of Congress and the Capitol
This is the story of one of the world's great experiments in government by the people.
For more than two centuries, a new Congress has convened every two years following elections that determine all the seats in the House and one-third of those in the Senate. While the individuals change, the institution has endured-through civil and world wars, waves of immigration and great migrations, and continuous social and technological change.
Unprecedented growth in the 1850s strained the fragile agreements that had kept the nation united, but had also kept it part slave, part free. The addition of each new state to the Union rattled the delicate political balance carved out by compromises in Congress. In 1854, the Kansas-Nebraska Act allowed residents of each of these new territories, rather than Congress, to decide whether to permit slavery. While intending to keep the nation together, this act inflamed sectional tensions, producing open warfare between pro- and antislavery forces in Kansas, and led directly to the Civil War.
A Symbol for the NationA dramatic transformation reshaped the Capitol in the middle of the 19th century as expansion and additions created the structure familiar to us today. New wings flanking the earlier structure tripled the size of the Capitol.
A taller and highly decorated iron dome replaced the plain wooden structure that had previously topped the building.
During the Civil War, the Capitol emerged as a powerful symbol of national unity. It served as a stirring landmark for countless soldiers who marched through Washington determined to see the Union restored and to see the Capitol—particularly its grand new dome—completed.
As the nation grew, so did its government. Congress enlarged the Capitol with new wings flanking the original building. Each wing was three stories high, 140 feet wide, and 235 feet long, built of brick faced with Massachusetts marble. Construction took 17 years (1851-1868).
Philadelphia architect Thomas U. Walter designed the wings. The engineer Montgomery C. Meigs (and, later, William B. Franklin) oversaw their construction. These additions provided spacious new chambers for the House of Representatives and Senate, with scores of new offices and committee rooms, plus grand lobbies, corridors, and staircases. For the convenience of lawmakers (who often lived in crowded boardinghouses), the wings also included bathing rooms, barbershops, and restaurants. Steam-powered fans drove a central heating and ventilation system, and every room was lighted by gas. In 1852, Walter also designed an innovative cast-iron room for the Library of Congress.
Congress needed more space, but no one wanted the beloved Capitol overshadowed by its new additions. Secretary of State Daniel Webster suggested using narrow corridors to connect the new wings, leaving the old building visually intact. People also felt it important that the wings appear to grow naturally from the older building.
On the inside of the wings, no attempt was made to imitate the old interiors. Instead, modern designs and materials were used. Marble staircases led to spacious galleries overlooking the new chambers, which featured highly decorated iron ceilings and stained-glass skylights. Doors and windows stood in elaborate—and fireproof—cast-iron frames. English encaustic tile (embedded with colorful patterns) paved the floors, a vivid contrast to the brick and stone floors of the old building.
Expansion provided additional space that offered a showcase for American creativity. Sculptors filled porticoes with statues, and designed elaborate stair rails and bronze doors. They also turned their talents to commonplace features, such as door pulls. Painters covered walls and ceilings with murals, drawing on both ancient and American subjects for inspiration.
Artists from Italy, France, Germany, England, and the United States crafted decorations. The work of Thomas Crawford, the most celebrated of the sculptors employed, can be seen in the Senate pediment and the Statue of Freedom atop the dome. The Capitol's leading artist, the painter Constantino Brumidi, created vibrant frescoes for rooms and corridors. His greatest work, The Apotheosis of Washington, graces the canopy over the inner dome.
What to do with an empty room? After the House moved to its new chamber in 1857, its former hall filled with peddlers hawking everything from gingerbread cakes to mousetraps. History-minded citizens and members of Congress deplored its sorry condition. Some suggested rebuilding the room into offices. Others advocated a fine-art gallery.
Congressman Justin Morrill of Vermont proposed converting the chamber into a National Statuary Hall, displaying figures of notable Americans. States would be asked to donate two bronze or marble statues of deceased men or women worthy of commemoration. A new marble floor would help the room play this new role. President Abraham Lincoln signed Morrill's proposal into law on July 2, 1864. The tradition continues today, though statues now are distributed throughout the building.
Fire destroyed much of the Library of Congress in 1851, highlighting the vulnerability of the rotunda's wooden dome. The architect Thomas Walter designed a fireproof dome better suited to the growing building. On March 3, 1855, Congress authorized the cast-iron replacement. Workers removed the old dome and began installing the new one soon thereafter.
For years, the project's supervising engineer purchased iron from various foundries—until the New York firm of Janes, Fowler, Kirtland & Company won the exclusive iron contract in 1860. When the Civil War broke out, the administration warned the company not to expect further payment. The firm proceeded nevertheless. This perseverance struck President Lincoln as a symbol that the Union, like the dome, would continue. Despite wartime conditions that drained manpower and materials, construction went ahead. Former slaves—including Philip Reid, who helped cast the Statue of Freedom that was placed atop the dome in December 1863—helped ease labor shortages.
Drawings of the Capitol - 1851-1877
"Details of Senate Chamber, U.S. Capitol Extension," by Thomas U. Walter, ink and watercolor on paper, 1855
"Transverse Section, South Wing," (looking East), by Thomas U. Walter, watercolor and ink on paper, 1857
"Speaker's Clerk's and Reporter's Desks. Hall of Representatives," by Thomas U. Walter, watercolor and ink on paper, 1857
"Plan and Sections of Vestibule of North Wing U.S. Capitol," by Thomas U. Walter, ink and watercolor on paper, 1859
N. E. View of the United States Capitol. Washington, D. C., Drawn and Engraved by Henry Sartain, Hand-colored Engraving, 1863
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That said, I'm totally sold on pilfering the richest among us, in fact, I'm going ALL IN. Tax those rich bastards at 100%. Just confiscate their assets..after all like Michael Moore said its not theirs anyway.
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Oh....I see now....a 100% tax isn't high enough. Ok, fine, lets cover ALL of our bases and make it 1000%


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Updated: Thursday, August 22 2013, 09:26 PM CDT
Ben Affleck will don Batman's cape and cowl.
Warner Bros. announced Thursday that the 41-year-old actor-director will star as a new incarnation of the Dark Knight in a film bringing Batman and Superman together. The studio says Affleck will star opposite Henry Cavill, reprising his role as Superman from "Man of Steel." The movie will also reunite "Man of Steel" stars Amy Adams, Laurence Fishburne and Diane Lane.
The big-screen DC superhero mash-up was originally announced at last month's Comic-Con International in San Diego by director Zack Snyder.
Snyder said in a statement that Affleck will provide a counter-balance to Cavill's Superman.
Production is expected to begin in 2014, and the as-yet-untitled film is set for release July 17, 2015.
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The software is intended to be used for Energy Demand Modeling. This can be utilized from regional to national level. A Graphical User Interface of the software takes the input from the user in a quite logical and sequential manner. These input leads to output in two distinct form, first, it develops a Reference Energy System, which depicts the flow of energy from the source to sink with all the losses incorporated and second, it gives a MATLAB script file for advance post processing like graphs, visualization and optimizations to develop and evaluate the right energy mix policy frame work for a intended region.
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Keisel's soft side comes out to fight CFPosted by on December 6, 2012 – 10:23 pm
Steelers' fans are accustomed to seeing the tough side of Brett Keisel, the burly defensive end who loves nothing more than sacking opposing quarterbacks.
But on Thursday night the softer side of Keisel was on display, as he hosted the Cystic Fibrosis 65 Roses Sports Auction, spending time visiting with children with the disease as well as raising funds to help find a cure for the disease.
"It's for these kids tonight," said Keisel. "I have been able to develop some relationships with young children who have cystic fibrosis and are doing great. I am proud of them and their fight. Helping these kids out who have to deal with it every day is what it's all about. It's tough for them and their families. You talk to them and you don't know they have it, they look radiant, beautiful and happy and it makes me smile to see them that way."
Keisel was joined by 10 of his teammates at the event, signing autographs for those in attendance.
"We are raising money and awareness for children with cystic fibrosis and it's making a difference," said Keisel. "That is my favorite part. They tell me each year that we are getting closer to a cure and that is why we do this. The more awareness we can bring to it the closer we are to getting a cure."
For nine-year old Sydney Willig, who was diagnosed with the disease at two weeks old and is this year's Cystic Fibrosis Ambassador, and her family it means the world to have someone like Keisel show such compassion for those with CF.
"We have fought CF every single day," said her mother, Lisa Willig. "With everyone here and the support of the Steelers organization and especially Brett Keisel, we just can't thank them enough for putting some really important faces near and dear to our hearts."
Sydney, who like every other kid loves to play sports, couldn't stop smiling after meeting Keisel.
"It's great because it helps you get over it and it makes it fun for you," said Sydney Willig. "I am glad they do because it gives us more money and the more money we have we can get more medicine."
A live and silent auction filled with Steelers and other sports memorabilia also were a highlight of the night, but it was Keisel and his teammates that made had the biggest impact.
"I can't tell you what the Steelers have done to put a face to this disease," said Pat Joseph, executive director of the Western Pennsylvania Chapter of Cystic Fibrosis. "That is very important because we need to raise awareness as well as funds if we are going to end this.
"When you have a guy who is a leader on the field and he steps off the field and plays a role in an organization like ours, it's amazing. He leads our families out of a desperate area where they feel like he is on our team, we are not by ourselves, Brett Keisel is helping us. It means the world to our organization and the patients and families that battle this."
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