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My grandmother is dying. We take turns waiting at her bedside in the ICU. I ferry relatives back and forth for their shifts to the house and back to the hospital. It struck me that not only was there a limbo on the national front—two major groups are holding sit-in protests to bring the government down—but there was limbo on the family front. I am not used to limbo. It is a state I cannot abide. This propensity comes from a working lifetime spent in newsrooms. Things must keep happening until I put my pages down. And even then, when I walk out of the newsroom, slightly buzzing, the phone-calls can keep coming. Karachi kept revolving. It is a city that does not stop.
Dying of the sudden distant kind is more familiar to me, from behind my desk. Dying was turned into text for me; the crime reporter would bring in news of a drive-by shooting at Jauhar Morr. Perhaps the wire services would feed in photos of the body in the morgue or the crime scene. I engaged with Death as a story to tell. And yet when it comes close to me, into my house, I do not know how to tell the story. It is not sudden and it is not to a stranger.
In my defense, and before you jump to the conclusion that I am a callous journalist, let me tell you how I would tell the stories of the dead. I cannot say I cared for each victim; that is not possible in a city like Karachi with a homicide rate of 3,000 per summer. But I did care for the people who died and kept dying violent deaths. In my newsroom, whether it was Daily Times or The Express Tribune, I worked each day with reporters and subeditors to do justice to the deaths.
We studied patterns of violence, reported deaths and killings and even those that were not reported. Why were they being killed and who was killing them, were our perennial questions. We mapped the deaths, we photographed them, and I used every single inch of space on our three metropolitan section pages to try and tell it like it was. It was a challenge each day to try and beat reader fatigue by making people care about strangers who were dying, mostly the poor. Our formula was to use detail, as much as possible, to bring the story alive. We tried our best to edit those stories with fresh language to keep the stories from just becoming routine. I don't know if we ever succeeded, because only our readers can tell us that, but our intention was to somehow make sure that we approached the topic with respect and anger.
I studied Slavoj Zizek and Hannah Arendt, Susan Sontag and Steven Pinker in an attempt to find answers to dealing with death as a journalist. But I cannot say I ever really could conclusively say that I knew what I was doing. Once, when we were preparing for the year-enders in 2012, I went mad trying to come up with a way to pay tribute to all of those who had been killed, especially by the Taliban. Finally, I gathered all the names I could from the year of victims and made our art team's designer Amna Iqbal make them fall into the centerfold. It was as if the names were falling through the cracks. "Read them if you can" said the headline (see the photo above). We cannot forget, I kept saying to myself. We cannot describe the horror of their deaths, but we must never forget. Never again, should be our motto too. Le'olam lo shuv. We should never again let extremists do what they have done.
And now, as my grandmother lies dying, I have few words. Hers is not a violent death unless one counts the invasion of tubes. But the body looks violent. The blood thinners made her bruise easily so she is covered in patches where the red pooled against the papery skin.
This waiting, knowing she will not emerge, is a violent waiting because it is so still. We associate violence with force, the hit, the shot. There are, however, violences that are not accompanied by movement. In fact, they are the opposite. I am learning that violence is this vacuum too. It is a violence that prevents movement, resists our efforts to change the situation—would we hasten the end to mitigate pain? The violence is the stasis. It prevents us from making any decision out of fear. It is a force that has applied itself. I keep thinking of Faulkner's title, "As I lay Dying". Remember those terrifying lines in The Rime of the Ancient Mariner that describe a hellish stillness? He kills the albatross. The breeze drops and they are stuck on that ship unmoving under a "hot and copper sky" with a "bloody sun", as idle as a painted ship upon a painted ocean.
Water, water, every where,
And all the boards did shrink;
Water, water, every where,
Nor any drop to drink.
In this slow death, we have not communicated with her. Before she had a cardiac arrest that led to this state on a ventilator, she had started to scream. It was the most terrifying screaming that lasted through the night and into the day until she was massaged and sedated. Was she afraid? Did she know? When we asked her if she was in pain, she said no. But she kept screaming.
One of my aunts was speaking of what some Muslims say is 'Qabr ka azaab' or the punishment of the grave. According to one religious scholar, she said that angels come to us as we lie dying. There are different angels depending on how good or bad you have been in life. If you have been good, two of them come and sit and wait, radiating light. The angel who comes to extract the soul arrives. It takes it out and hands it to the two waiting angels. Then, in the grave, you are asked three questions: Who is your maker? What is your deen or belief system? Who is Muhammad (PBUH)? The evil people get two frightening angels that come to extract your soul which shrinks into the body, unwilling to leave. You are shown glimpses of heaven and hell.
One thing I do know is that this imminent death is teaching me certain lessons. One is a fear of God. I get lazy. The picture of what happens to you in the grave has scared the living daylights out of me. As I cast around for answers, I know one thing is for certain. I do not understand death and probably never will. But this I know. It is changing me even as I do not know it. And as with most moments of confusion, I turned to Roethke's impossibly mysterious yet apt lines:
This shaking keeps me steady. I should know.
What falls away is always. And is near.
I wake to sleep, and take my waking slow.
I learn by going where I have to go.
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I've been somewhat incommunicado over the past thirty-six hours or so, having been on the road or sitting in a theater or (not quite the same thing) asleep or dining out with friends for much of that time. We spent last night in Cedar City, Utah, in a condo that — last time we were there — had no WiFi. Since then, I've just found out, it's been so equipped. But I didn't know, so you were spared some of my recent cogitations.
My wife and I attended a Utah Shakespeare Festival performance of Shakespeare's (or the Earl of Oxford's) Hamlet yesterday, and I must say that I thought that the actor who played the title role, Danforth Comins, did a magnificent job — among the finest I've ever seen. Today, we watched David Ivers and Brian Vaughn play all the roles in Stones in His Pockets, an alternately funny and touching two-man play that we had already seen them do a few years before.
I blogged roughly a week ago about some of the wonderful aspects of living in Utah, and the Utah Shakespeare Festival certainly belongs on that list. My wife and I — sometimes with our kids and/or usually with her parents, and once with my brother and his wife and some friends — have been attending the Festival faithfully for something on the order of twenty years now. Always in the summer and now, when we can manage it, for the fall season. (My wife drives while I work in the car, and I bring papers and books along to work on before and after the plays, so that I'm still getting done what I need to get done.) The Festival has been an integral part of our lives, and a vitally important one, during that time.
While we've been here, we've run into many people we know, including colleagues from BYU, people who've gone with us to Jerusalem, folks who share my interests in apologetics and Mormon scholarship (and who kindly offered the use of their family's condo), the couple who introduced me to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland more than thirty years ago and thus whetted my appetite for such things, my wife's brother and most of his family, and etc. What a great place! What a wonderful place to be with friends! There's even a good Thai restaurant here now. And the autumn weather in Cedar City was splendid.
Now we're down in St. George, where my mother grew up. She wouldn't recognize it. I love it here, especially in the winter. It's a very beautiful place.
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Well, it's looking doubtful for me. I just booked a load to San Francisco, so being back in Cincinnati by the weekend is out of the question.
Well, it's looking doubtful for me. I just booked a load to San Francisco, so being back in Cincinnati by the weekend is out of the question.
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The Rally Onion wants 150 fans before Opening Day.
Are you guys still meeting at Gameday before Saturday's game? I might try to stop by.
The Rally Onion wants 150 fans before Opening Day.
Day 1: While GAC did manage to pick up RFS at the airport, unfortunately he managed to park a little farther away than RFS would have liked - like Newport.
When the Dynamic Duo finally made it to downtown they checked into the hotel and had lunch at Rock Bottom. When I got there, they decided to go to the In-Between. I told Mr. Directions to meet me at Fountain Square and we'd walk over together. A half hour later I got a call from GAC wondering where I was at. Apparently - much like Roger Clemens - he misremembered that they were going to meet me at Fountain Square.
After we finally got there I finally met RFS. He's a real good guy but in order for him to hear you, you have to speak loudly into his ear trumpet. Cyclone picked us up there and we went back to Rock Bottom to grab a bite. While we were there, Redhawkfish, Vatican Plum and BuckeyeRedleg joined us on the patio.
You all know about the game. RFS loved GABP and compared it quite favorably to Union Grounds where the Red Stockings played back in the 1860s. Some tense moments in the 9th but it all worked out. If you come over today, be sure to ask GAC where the Reds' bullpen is at.
Afterwards, after we declined to go to Cadillac Ranch because of the $5 cover and the no hat policy, we went to Arnold's to listen to a bluegrass band and GAC stared at girls again. Fortunately for GAC, he didn't get busted this time.
So, we will be at Gameday on Pete Rose Way this afternoon around 2 for a pregame get-together. Even if you can't make it to the game or aren't sitting with us, c'mon over and have an adult beverage or two. We will also be there after the game is over.
The Rally Onion wants 150 fans before Opening Day.
And in honor of GAC and his true trivia nugget that both RFS and I didn't believe:
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The Rally Onion wants 150 fans before Opening Day.
2015 Reds record when I'm attending: 4-102015 Dragons record when I'm attending: 1-2
"We want to be the band to dance to when the bomb drops." - Simon Le Bon of Duran Duran
Got a drunk phone call from RF, talked about letting all the animals at the zoo go free.
Don't really want to know.
I think I heard Chip in the background screaming something about "not taking him alive".
"But I do know Joey's sister indirectly (or foster sister) and I have heard stories of Joey being into shopping, designer wear, fancy coffees, and pedicures."
My sons Jason and Kevin and I attended yeaterday's game with RFS, GAC, Chip and Roy Tucker. I'm just waiting to see the photos which Chip took. Great time.
"Hey...Dad. Wanna Have A Catch?" Kevin Costner in "Field Of Dreams."
62 let Chip take pictures of him????
Sorry I missed all the shenanigans. I would LOVE to meet 62 someday. Just not in the cards this summer.
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I haven't had time to download all the pictures yet but here's a sneak peek at one with GAC and myself talking last night
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Apologies to anyone who listened to our advice to pick up running back Ronnie Hillman during the week with the expectation that he would start for the Denver Broncos. John Fox pulled a fast one on all of us. Knowshon Moreno, who is a former first-round pick but has been a bust for Denver, surprisingly got the start on Sunday for the Broncos against the Kansas City Chiefs. He actually performed well, rushing for 85 yards on 20 carries and adding four catches for 26 yards. That was after amassing just 15 yards on eight carries the entire season (he had been a healthy scratch since Week 2). ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported before the game on Sunday that Moreno was getting the start because he's the best of the three backs in pass protection, and because he had a good history against the Chiefs. Hillman only carried the ball three times for nine yards. Though there is some admitted uncertainty at the Broncos running back position, it now appears as if Moreno is the one to own with Willis McGahee out. Keep in mind that Moreno frequently gets injured, so if you did pick up Hillman, try to keep him on your roster if you have an extra spot. You can keep up with Knowshon Moreno news at his Rotoworld page. Michael Bush's situation is a lot more straight-forward. Bush saw carries early for the Chicago Bears against the Minnesota Vikings, and then he took over every down after Matt Forte re-injured his ankle in the third quarter. Bush finished with 21 carries for 60 yards and two touchdowns for the Bears. Bush is a load at 245 pounds and is a durable back. We know from his past with Oakland that he can handle every-down duties, so he should make for a good pickup. Monitor the status of Forte's ankle to know what kind of workload you can expect Bush to have next weekend against the Seahawks.
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yes indeed everyone will ...but everyone will cope and react to that differently
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A situation can always change for everyone

By the way, I got nine lives
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I have a life. I'm not totally sure it's a great life, but there are aspects of it that I am quite satisfied with.
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is that a philosophical question??? 'cause I'm not in the mood to think right now =P
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Nope. People's definition of a life is much different from my own.
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"Texas two-step" presidential primary could be changed
Democratic Party chairman says change could come at state convention
The state Democratic party's now infamous "Texas two-step" presidential primary could be changed at the state convention in June, according to a statement today from Chairman Boyd Richie.
Several resolutions from precinct conventions Tuesday call on the party to change the system. The party is responsible for primary rules that operate within state guidelines for elections.
"I believe changes in party rules should be made in the spirit of Democratic values that welcome newcomers to our party and encourage them to stay involved by making their participation as meaningful and convenient as possible," Richie said in the statement.
Party spokesman Hector Nieto said state officials haven't seen the resolutions and didn't know the specific content. Resolutions passed at precincts must go through county conventions before making it to the state level.
Texas' two-step system involves a primary vote that awards 126 delegates and precinct conventions, or caucuses, that dole out 67 delegates. Another 35 of the state's delegates to the national convention are superdelegates not bound by voters' choices.
Clinton won primary voting and secured 65 delegates to Obama's 61. Results of the caucus are still being tabulated and might not be known for days or weeks.
In addition to choosing delegates, convention goers pass resolutions on topics ranging from abortion to immigration, giving them a say in the party's stances.
A tight race between U.S. Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama drove this year's record turnout at primaries and caucuses and shined a national spotlight on the system. Many problems were reported from precinct conventions, including faulty math, intimidation from each campaign and long lines that discouraged voters from participating.
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On Sept 1st 2013 The Northeast Aquanauts Dive Club joined efforts with The NYSD & The NYPD to do our part for our dive site. Beach 6th Street in far Rockaway is our clubs home for local shore diving and since SANDY hit Long Island our dive site was in bad shape. Our members cleared over 2000 pounds of sand off the traffic circle and sifted the trash from that sand then properly relocated the sand.
September begins! Unfortunately despite all of our preparations to start our underwater cleaning the sea had other ideas ... the Northern wind is back and the waves are now a few meters high. Since we had two repeat customers who wanted to dive one more morning with us, we decided to give it a go and went out on the boat earlier this morning. Silva Reef was our best protected option for dive sites, but still the visibility was down to less than 5 meters with a lot of surge.
It looks like our regular cleanup efforts are working, we are finding less and less.
Here is a link to the Asbury Park Press coverage of my Project AWARE debris removal dive. The link includes an article and video.
March 2013, a time to celebrate. The first step for the protection of manta rays was put into place, with Appendix II protection under CITES.
Today was a great day to be a diver, as despite the rainy conditions, over 80 people from the 3 main local dive shops came out to support Gullivers Lake, our local dive quarry, for the largest ever post-storm clean up dive. After a dreadful storm ripped through Flamborough last week, Gullivers was closed for 6 days while the park was cleaned up. And while the topside looked
Ocean Encounters together with Curacao Sunscape Resort & Spa sponsored a dive against debris on Saturday August 10th, 2013. Volunteers from the US FOL, Ocean Encounters staff, local environmental enthusiasts, and Sunscape guests collected debris both on the surface and underwater. The site was chosen due to the drainage canal ajacent the resort which collects debris from around the island during the rainy season, and deposits it on our fringing reef system.
Scuba Junkie would once again like to thank all staff, DMTs and guests that got involved in our latest round of reef and beach clean ups on Pulau Mabul. Scuba Junkie employ a team of dedicated beach cleaners for the area in front of the resort, however other beachs on the island are often neglected and volunteers are needed to help collect the rubbish that often accumulates. Around 50 staff and guests helped clean an area of beach on the far side of the Scuba Junkie jetty while 10 staff carried out reef cleans on the Scuba Junkie house reef and Panglima.
Of the 57 participants that raised funds for the Project AWARE Finathon, some swam with fins, mask and snorkel, and some without.
One swimmer signed up after seeing our youtube movie post about shark finning - he had no idea of the danger sharks face!
The swim course was in front of a popular beach (Mambo Beach) so a lot of passers-by got curious and asked us what was going on, which makes us feel that we reached quite a few people with information about shark finning. A lot of people still don't realize that there are really not that many sharks left!
Nova Southeastern University (NSU) is 'FINatical' about sharks and joined scuba divers around the world in swimming to end finning.
On Sunday July 28 at the NSU Aquatic Center Competition Pool in Davie, Florida, the NSU Shark community swam 10,000 yards to raise much-needed funds for shark protection!
We had a very successful "Dive for Debris" on Sunday. 9 volunteer divers joined our staff and managed to remove 332kg of debris from the seafront in Port Vila, not a bad effort for 17 divers!
There were a lot of bottles, both glass and plastic, but the most unusual item we found was a printer/scanner. We also found a video recorder and a watch.
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"... there are times when silence is a poem." - John Fowles, the Magus ^(;,;)^
I normally don't gravitate towards abridged books (sorry folks on Audible, but this IS abridged), but Vasari's 'The Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects' is a book that needs to be: 1) read by art history experts in its entirety (2000+ pages), 2) picked through periodically, like an encyclopedic "Garden of Delights", 3) read abridged, in a version that focuses on the Renaissance's best (Vasari was interested in distinguishing the better from the good and the best from the better). My time here is limited. I only have so much time for the good. In my brief life here I want to hang with the Gods not with the minor prophets. I want Michelangelo not Niccolò Soggi. Sorry Niccolò.
The Penguin Classics/George Bull translation, was a great audio version. It had all the Teenage Ninja Mutant Renaissance artists, but still provided plenty of architects, sculptures and painters that I was either completely uninformed about or lacked much knowledge. Vasari has a natural narrative momentum, even if he does sometimes lose his narrative genius when he's consumed with listing and describing all of an artists works. It is a fine balancing act, to try and describe the artists' life, work, and importance and make the essay complete, without making the piece a laundry list of oil and marble.
One final note. This is one of those books that seems destined to become an amazing hypertext book or app. There were times while reading it I wished I was reading a digital copy that would provide links to pictures, blue prints, smoothly rotating statues, etc. What I wanted was a through the looking-glass, artist's version of 'The Elements' app by Theodore Gray. I want a multiverse of art, history, maps and blueprints. I want to fall into a hypertext of Renaissance Florence and Rome. Audiobooks or paper just fail to do justice to this beautiful subject.


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News articles on erosion
Mongabay.com news articles on erosion in blog format. Updated regularly.
Humans cause erosion one hundred times faster than normal
(03/05/2015) Experts have long linked deforestation and intensive farming to worsening erosion rates around the world. Although studied extensively, determining erosion rates due to human-induced activities has rarely been quantified by scientists. However, new research conducted by geologists finds that erosion rates in the southeastern United States increased one hundred times after the arrival of European colonists in the 1700s due to tree clearing and unsustainable agriculture practices.
Proliferation of mountain roads a hazard to the environment in SE Asia
(07/12/2012) Mountain roads in rural Southeast Asia are providing market access for remote communities but causing significant environmental harm, including deforestation, landslides, and soil erosion, sometimes undermining the benefits they offer, warns a commentary published in Nature Geoscience.
Panama canal drives forest conservation, offers insight on value of ecosystems
(09/26/2011) As demonstrated by growing enthusiasm for conserving forests and the rise of the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD+) program, the public is increasingly aware of the role forests play in delivering ecosystems services — like clean air and water — that benefit mankind. Yet, science still lags conventional wisdom — researchers have yet to fully quantify much of what healthy forests provide. Bridging this gap is key to unlocking the full value of protecting and restoring tropical forests. The ambitious Agua Salud Project in Panama is attempting to do just that.
Reforestation program in China preventing future disasters
(05/13/2011) China's response to large-scale erosion with reforestation is paying off according to a study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science (PNAS). The 10-year program, known as Sloping Land Conversion Program (SLCP), is working to turn some 37 million acres back into forest or grasslands after farming on steep slopes in the Yangtze and Yellow River basins had made them perilously susceptible to erosion and flooding.
What does Nature give us? A special Earth Day article
(04/22/2011) There is no question that Earth has been a giving planet. Everything humans have needed to survive, and thrive, was provided by the natural world around us: food, water, medicine, materials for shelter, and even natural cycles such as climate and nutrients. Scientists have come to term such gifts 'ecosystem services', however the recognition of such services goes back thousands of years, and perhaps even farther if one accepts the caves paintings at Lascaux as evidence. Yet we have so disconnected ourselves from the natural world that it is easy—and often convenient—to forget that nature remains as giving as ever, even as it vanishes bit-by-bit. The rise of technology and industry may have distanced us superficially from nature, but it has not changed our reliance on the natural world: most of what we use and consume on a daily basis remains the product of multitudes of interactions within nature, and many of those interactions are imperiled. Beyond such physical goods, the natural world provides less tangible, but just as important, gifts in terms of beauty, art, and spirituality.
Climate change doubles coastal erosion in Alaska over 5-year period
(02/18/2009) Coastal erosion along a 64-kilometer (40-mile) stretch of Alaska's Beaufort Sea doubled between 2002 and 2007, report researchers, who link the development to "declining sea ice extent, increasing summertime sea-surface temperature, rising sea level, and increases in storm power and corresponding wave action."
Destruction of wetlands worsens global warming
(07/20/2008) Destruction of wetland ecosystems will generate massive greenhouse gas emissions in coming years, warn experts convening at an international wetlands conference in Brazil.
Forests cover 1/3 of U.S. but are responsible for 2/3 of its water supply
(07/16/2008) The single most important function of U.S. forests is their role in securing the country's freshwater supply at a time when water demand is surging but climate risks to forests are also increasing, say the authors of a new federal report released by the National Research Council.
Soil erosion: the future of Easter Island
(02/25/2008) Today the saga that is Easter Island's past is well known. The tragic circumstances that led to the downfall of its early civilization through starvation and war are of epic proportions. Many scientists agree that the real life scenario born from this isolated island serves as a warning, about the interrelatedness between scarcity of natural resources and conflict, for all mankind. However, current natural resource practices suggest that this lesson has fallen on deaf ears.
Rising Population puts strain on Soil
(08/30/2007) Soil degradation and vegetation loss may accelerate global warming, warned Iceland's President Olafur Ragnar Grimsson.
Pearl River Delta under Rising Water Threat
(08/30/2007) 1,153 square km (445 square miles) of land surrounding the Pearl River Delta in Guangdong Province, China may be engulfed by rising sea levels by 2050, reports Chinese state media. The cities worst affected will be Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong province, alongside Zhuhai and Foshan if nothing is done to combat the problem soon.
China to spend $2.1B to protect wetlands
(04/25/2007) China says it will spend more than $2.1 billion (16.5 billion yuan) to protect and restore its highly endangered wetlands over the next five years.
Loss of topsoil a global problem for agriculture
(04/17/2007) Throughout history civilizations expanded as they sought new soil to feed their populations, then ultimately fell as they wore out or lost the dirt they depended upon. When that happened, people moved on to fertile new ground and formed new civilizations.
Deforestation and erosion starving Malawi
(10/13/2005) Forest loss and erosion could doom Malawi to perpetual food shortages as the country's fertile soil is literally swept down to its rivers and flushed out to sea.


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I owned Sega Dreamcast version that gave me one more reason to play, unlike the xbox version, I would have happily played this game until I was sick, but they already unlocked all characters... why the fuck do they have to screw this one up? Seriously, we aren't all lazy, and I don't spend 8 hours trying to do it all. I want games to last longer, for my money's worth, you assholes!
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The NBA has fined the San Antonio Spurs $250,000 as a result of coach Gregg Popovich sending the teams stars home for a nationally televised game against the Miami Heat. Popovich sent Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili and Danny Green, on a commercial flight home instead of playing them against the Miami Heat. Popovich wanted his starters to rest before Saturday's home game against the NBA leading Memphis Grizzlies. The Heat beat the Spurs 105-100. "The result here is dictated by the totality of the facts in this case. The Spurs decided to make four of their top players unavailable for an early-season game that was the team's only regular-season visit to Miami. The team also did this without informing the Heat, the media, or the league office in a timely way. Under these circumstances, I have concluded that the Spurs did a disservice to the league and our fans." Said NBA Commissioner David Stern in a statement.
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Weird eyeball helm
Did this in a card art format, not sure if I like the background, what do you guys think?
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Definitely not feeling the background. Set it on something, like a table with some other objects. It also looks like you shaded the planes individually instead of thinking of the object ad a whole. If the light is coming from the upper left, then the right side of the helm should be way darker.
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Sit a steel pot on a dimly lit table and match the lighting and colors to a degree on the piece itself, you could even go so far as to find some sort of curved metal tubing and discover from life itself how the light bends across the shape and what colors you will find.
My favorite Magic:The Gathering cards were artifacts set in mysterious surroundings....Donato Giancola was one MTG artist great at setting the mood for random inanimate objects...try studying from some of his works as he is a living master.
At least, that's what I would do. The tie-dye background ain't cuttin it for me either, unless this is a picture of a Mexican wrestling helmet.
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August 28th, 2005 #4
The shading of the helmet looks fine to me, it's a cartoon helmet afterall. I think it's the whiteness of the background that's ruining it. I also think it would work better if it was cartoon fire, because right now the blended airbrushed look of it clashes with the cartoon helmet.


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A substitute teacher for the Los Angeles Unified School District has been fired after making anti-Semitic remarks.
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In announcing McAllister's firing Tuesday, Los Angeles Schools Superintendent John Deasy said that although McAllister said during the interview that she was offering her own private opinion, the district can "never stand for behavior that is disrespectful, intolerant or discriminatory."
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sooner than expected.
While selling was broad-based in the REIT group earlier in the
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communities. It owns interests in and operates 168 properties in
the U.S., with more than 59,000 apartment homes. Fourteen
properties are under development.
Demand for apartments is still strong four years into the
sector's recovery, although questions remain about how long the
apartment market can sustain momentum as inventories rise.
Of the 937,000 total housing starts in January, 309,000 were
for multifamily units with five or more units, according to the
U.S. Department of Commerce.
When the company reported fourth-quarter results in January,
funds from operations (FFO) rose 11% from a year ago to $1.08 a
share. Sales rose 12% to $210.3 million. Over the past seven
quarters, year-over-year sales growth at Camden Property Trust
has ranged from 12% to 16%.
In the fourth quarter, construction began at two new wholly
owned communities: the Camden in Los Angeles, a $145 million
project with 287 apartment homes, and Camden Victory Park in
Dallas, an $82 million undertaking with 423 apartment homes.
As part of its fourth-quarter earnings release, Camden raised
its quarterly dividend to 66 cents a share. The dividend is
payable on April 17 to shareholders of record March 31. Camden
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Quality Score: Is it the be-all-end-all of AdWords metrics, or no big deal? You'll get a different answer depending on who you ask. Proponents believe Quality Score is a good measure of the health of your account – high scores tend to correlate with lower costs and better results across the board. Continue Reading
I am totally not a hater but...This really doesn't address decreasing marginal returns when trying to scale search as a channel. Let's say you've got a great quality score and your account is chugging along at an awesome CPA. The next steep would be to take advantage of some of the slightly less profitable keywords, usually meaning lower quality score.
I like to use SKAGs (single keyword adgroups) to deal with this decreasing quality when going for scale...thoughts?
Definitely didn't address it but I think that scaling PPC might best be saved for a specific article. For me, the real value in the article was the visual data of QS's impact on CPC. Pretty cool stuff. Would love to see your point touched on. Interesting take on a nice problem to have.
thanks brian.
I have observed that if you have a high quality score account, you can have relatively low CTR keywords with high QS. i will write about this.
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ST. LOUIS (AP) - ST. LOUIS (AP) - Panera Bread Co. (PNRA) on Wednesday reported fourth-quarter net income of $48.5 million.
NEW YORK (AP) - Competition for online takeout orders is heating up with Yelp's purchase of Eat24.
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - Watch what you say in your living room. Samsung's smart TV could be listening. And sharing.
PALO ALTO (AP) - Smartphones and tablets have been pushing the personal computer aside, thanks in part to popular apps made by mobile-first entrepreneurs like Flipboard CEO Mike McCue.
CUPERTINO (AP) - Apple has set a record on Wall Street: It's the first U.S. company to be worth more than $700 billion based on the value of its stock at the close of trading Tuesday.
RIVERSIDE (AP) - One of the nation's largest solar projects was dedicated Monday in the Riverside County desert, as California rushes to expand its use of green power to meet the state's renewable energy requirements.
NEW YORK (AP) - Everyone worries about stolen credit cards or hacked bank accounts, but just visiting the doctor may put you at greater risk for identity fraud.
NEW YORK (AP) - A diminished RadioShack will live on, but its future may lie with Sprint.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Yelp Inc. (YELP) on Thursday reported fourth-quarter net income of $32.7 million, after reporting a loss in the same period a year earlier.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Twitter shares flew nearly 10 percent higher aftermarket, as the messaging service shrank losses and nearly doubled quarterly revenue by drawing more users and expanding its advertising offerings.
MOUNTAIN VIEW (AP) - Symantec Corp. (SYMC) on Thursday reported fiscal third-quarter net income of $222 million.
NEW YORK (AP) - Evolving shopping habits have forced yet another retailer to think outside of the box.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - West Coast seaports could shut down in as soon as five days - hobbling U.S. trade with Asia - if dockworkers and their employers cannot reach a new contract, the head of a maritime association warned Wednesday in remarks intended to pressure an agreement after nine months of negotiations.
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - South Korean electronics giant Samsung Electronics Co. is starting domestic sales of televisions powered by its internally developed operating system.
NEW YORK (AP) - Oil prices plunged on Wednesday, ending a four-day rally, after the U.S. government reported that crude inventories surged last week.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Imagine a fitting room with a "smart" mirror that suggests jeans to go with the red shirt you brought in. It snaps a video so you can compare the image side-by-side with other colorful shirts you try on. It might even show you how the shirt will fit without you having to undress.
NEW YORK (AP) - Olive Garden's plan to win back customers? Take the breadsticks it's known for and make sandwiches out of them.
NEW YORK (AP) - Fox is lowering the curtain on "American Idol," ending a series that dominated television throughout the 2000s and made stars of the likes of Simon Cowell, Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood.
NEW YORK (AP) - Fitbit, the maker of a popular line of wearable fitness-tracking devices, on Thursday filed for an initial public offering worth up to $100 million.
NEW YORK (AP) - Just before its $45 billion deal with Time Warner Cable collapsed over regulators' fears about a giant cable company's control over the Web, Comcast was racking up more Internet customers.
NEW YORK (AP) - It should have been a proud moment for TV: A much-hyped sports event drawing in millions of paying viewers and showcasing the clout still held by traditional media heavyweights.
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SIDNEY RICHARD PERCY (British, 1821-1886). Snowdon, from Above Llyn Llydow, North Wales. Oil on canvas. 24 x 38 inches (...
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Snowdon, from Above Llyn Llydow, North Wales
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24 x 38 inches (61.0 x 96.5 cm)
Signed and titled on preserved original handwritten label verso: No. 1 Snowdon, from above Llyn / Llydow, North Wales / Sidney R. Percy
Purchased by present owner from a private collection in England, 1981.
Victorian-era landscapist Sidney Richard Percy, born Sidney Richard Percy Williams in 1821 in London, was a member of the Williams family of painters, who were related to such notable artists as James Ward, R.A. and George Morland. His father, Edward Wiliams, a well-known landscape artist, taught him how to paint; otherwise he received no formal instruction. Although his early paintings were signed "Sidney Williams," he used the name "Percy" from the age of 20 onwards to differentiate himself from the other artists in his family. Percy grew up in Barnes, which today has been consumed into the urban sprawl of London, but during Percy's time was rural countryside. Situated close to the Thames River, the region around Barnes featured quiet marshes beneath windmills, farms where horses pulled plows, and wheel-rutted dirt roads running past country inns or through shaded glens. These were the scenes that the Williams brothers captured on canvas during their early years as painters, but as Sidney Richard Percy matured as a landscape painter he increasingly sought more dramatic inspiration from landscapes in Northern Wales, Devon, Yorkshire, the Lake District and Skye.
Following travels to Venice, Switzerland, Paris, Prussia and Austria, Percy returned home in 1866 and focused his artistic attention on the Welsh countryside, painting in and around the villages of Llanbedr and Arthog, on either side of the Mawddach estuary in Merioneth. The present work is an outstanding example of Percy's ability to record complex scenes of mountains, heather, mists and skies of Northern Wales. Here he presents a view offering a glimpse of the long thin lake of Llyn Llydaw (which in Welsh means "Brittany lake"in Snowdonia National Park. It is located on the flanks of Snowdon, Wales' highest mountain, and one of the most visited lakes in all of the United Kingdom. The Miner's Trail snakes into the middle of the composition while the towering mountains push through the cloud layer where dramatic rings take shape.
Condition Report*:Glass fabric and linen, BEVA-lined canvas; faint craquelure; stable surface; under UV exam, appears to be minor in-painting along extreme edges to address frame wear, scattered pinpoints of in-painting in sky, area of possible minor overpaint in sky at center far left, dime-size spot of in-painting near far left (foggy) mountain peak, and several small spots of possible overpaint in mountain range; conservation label from the Western Center for the Conservation of Fine Arts, Denver, Colorado verso; Framed Dimensions 30 X 44 Inches
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Progressive group to campaign for a second stimulus bill
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With the unemployment rate getting worse each month, there is increasing discussion in Washington about the possibility of a second stimulus package to bolster the economy.
The Obama administration argued in January that the unemployment rate would peak at 8 percent, if the stimulus package was passed.
In February, Congress passed and Obama signed the $787 billion dollar bill, which received virtually no support from Congressional Republicans.
But unemployment is now at 9.5%. On Sunday, Vice President Joe Biden said that the administration had âmisreadâ the economic conditions. But in an interview with NBC News today, President Obama disagreed.
Advocating for a 2nd stimulus is Laura D'Andrea Tyson, an economic advisor to President Obama. Addressing a seminar in Singapore on Tuesday, Tyson said she felt the first round of stimulus aimed to prop up the economy had been slightly smaller than she would have liked, and that a possible second round should be directed at infrastructure investment.
A coalition of liberal organizations say they plan to campaign for another recovery package after Congress returns in September from their August break. Robert Borosage is with the Campaign For Americaâs Future. He says that groups like the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees and the Economic Policy Institute will be among those calling for more stimulus.
Recent polls suggest that support for the original stimulus bill is dropping. But supporters say itâs too early to determine if itâs not working, since only 11% of the money allocated for discretionary spending is to be spent this year.
But that adds fuel to critics who say too much of the bill is not geared to be spent immediately, defeating the purpose, which was to juice the economy.
Robert Borasage with the Campaign for Americaâs Future says the bigger problem with the bill was inserting cuts for the alternative minimum tax into the bill, weakening its impact.
Republicans argued in the winter that the stimulus bill should have included more tax incentives for job creation. Virginiaâs Eric Cantor has been quoted as saying he doesnât favor another stimulus bill, but if he were, he would want it geared towards tax cuts.
The Center for Americaâs Futureâs Bob Borosage said helping states and localities that are getting hammered economically should be a priority if a second stimulus bill were to be proposed. He then recited what else he thinks should be in that package.
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Valentina- familiar but a touch exotic and European, clearly feminine but with strong sounds.
Willa- I like this as a nickname for Wilhelmina but don't think it stands alone.
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Esme- this always sounded slimy and grating to me, sorry
Athena- strong and bold, but still feminine and a touch glamorous
Veronica- I like the sound but it gives off kind of a snooty vibe to me
Farrah- I know a guy with a surname very similar to Farrah (just one letter different) so can't see it as a given name despite Ms Fawcett
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Game time: 7:30 PM ET TV: FOX Sports Florida The Brooklyn Nets have been playing better basketball under interim coach P.J. Carlesimo, but have dropped two in a row after having problems defending the paint. The outlook for the Orlando Magic appears much worse, as they've lost five straight heading into a five-game road trip. Brooklyn will try to shore up its interior defense Monday night when it goes for a four-game season sweep of the Magic, who have been shut down in the first three meetings. The Nets (26-18) won 12 of their first 14 after firing former coach Avery Johnson, but are now coming off their first back-to-back losses under Carlesimo. The new coach was perfectly blunt in his assessment of Brooklyn's losses at Memphis and Houston on Friday and Saturday, respectively. "We've done a horrible job defending the other team's center," he told the team's official website. Brooklyn was outscored 60-24 in the paint in a 119-106 loss to the Rockets, one night after the Grizzl...
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Alistair DonaldsonLecturer - School of Theology BMin, MTh Christchurch_campus
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Alistair is a lecturer in the School of Theology, Mission and Ministry teaching Biblical Theology, Biblical Studies and Hermeneutics. Alistair first joined the college in 1998 as a student completing a Bachelor of Ministries degree at the Christchurch Campus in 2000. Alistair has since gained a Master of Theology (MTh) degree in the field of eschatology through Laidlaw Graduate School and is the author of The Last Days of Dispensationalism, published in 2010. Prior to joining Laidlaw he had six years working with Youth With A Mission in Hong Kong, Hawaii and in New Zealand where he established and directed a School of Biblical Studies. He has been married to Jo for 31 years, has two children, and they attend HOPE Presbyterian where Alistair is an elder.
|The Last Days of Dispensationalism: A Scholarly Critique of Popular Misconceptions. Eugene: Wipf & Stock, 2001.
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|"The Kingdom of God and the Land: The New Testament Fulfillment of an Old Testament Theme" in The Gospel and the Land of Promise: Christian Approaches to the Land of the Bible, ed.Philip Church, Peter Walker, Tim Bulkeley and Tim Meadowcroft, 58-74. Eugene: Wipf & Stock, 2011.