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Module Software
The Module package provides for the dynamic modification of a users's environment via module files. Module can be used:
- to manage necessary changes to the environment, such as changing the default path or defining environment variables
- to manage multiple versions of applications, tools and libraries
- to manage software where name conflicts with other software would cause problems
Modules have been created for many of the software packages installed on PSC systems. They make your job easier by defining environment variables and adding directories to your path which are necessary when using a given package.
Interactive use
Module is available automatically for interactive use. However, if you are using modules, you should not switch your shell from your login shell during your interactive session.
Batch use
To use module commands in a batch job, add this command to your script:
On blacklight:
source /usr/share/modules/init/shell-name
where shell-name is the shell you are using, e.g., csh, tcsh, bash, sh or ksh.
Dealing with multiple versions of software
Often multiple versions of a given software package are installed. You must load the module for the specific version that you want. To see what versions are available, use the
module available command.
module availabile package-name
This example shows that several versions of TAU are installed, from 2.19 to 2.23.1:
tg-login1:~> module avail tau -------------------------- /usr/local/opt/modulefiles -------------------------- tau/2.19 tau/2.20.2 tau/2.23 tau/2.19.2 tau/2.20.3 tau/2.23.1 tau/2.20 tau/2.21(default)
To see which is the default version, type
module show package-name
Here, for example, you can see that 2.21 is the default version of TAU
tg-login1:~> module show tau ------------------------------------------------------------------- /usr/local/opt/modulefiles/tau/2.21: module load java setenv TAU_ROOT_DIR /usr/local/packages/TAU/usr/2.21 setenv TAU_MAKEFILE /usr/local/packages/TAU/usr/2.21/x86_64/lib/Makefile.tau-icpc-mpi-pdt setenv JAVA_ROOT_DIR /usr/java/jdk1.6.0_21/jre/bin prepend-path PATH /usr/local/packages/TAU/usr/2.21/x86_64/bin prepend-path PATH /usr/local/packages/TAU/usr/2.21 prepend-path PATH /usr/java/jdk1.6.0_21/jre/bin prepend-path MANPATH /usr/local/packages/TAU/usr/2.21/man -------------------------------------------------------------------
To load the default version, just type
module load package-name
so typing
module load tau
loads version 2.21, in this example.
To load a different version, use the specific module name. For example, to load TAU version 2.19 instead of the default, type
module load tau/2.19
Module commands
Some useful module commands are:
|module avail
|lists all the available modules
|module help foo
|displays help on module foo
|module display foo
|indicates what changes would be made to the environment by loading module foo without actually loading it
|module load foo
|loads module foo
|module list
|displays your currently loaded modules
|module swap foo1 foo2
|switches loaded module foo1 with module foo2
|module unload foo
|reverses all changes to the environment made by previously loading module foo
Modules for different packages or different versions of the same package can sometimes interfere with each other. To ensure that you have the environment that you expect, you should always check which modules are loaded and use the unload command to remove any that you don't need before using load for the ones you want, or use swap to switch modules.
The module load command loads a specific module. For example, the command
module load icc/10.1.015
sets the proper definitions for you to use version 10.1.015 of the icc compiler. When you are done with a module you can unload it and undo its effect.
module unload icc/10.1.015
Or you can swap it with another module if you want to use a different version of the same software.
module swap icc/10.1.015 icc/10.1.017
After you issue this command, when you run the icc compiler you will be using version 10.1.017 of the compiler, not version 10.1.015.


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Walmart's VUDU streaming video service goes web app for iPad
Add Walmart's VUDU streaming video service to the growing list of content companies creating HTML5 web apps for iPad to neatly step around Apple's revenue sharing requirements.
Beginning today, iPad users can go to VUDU.com and browse through VUDU's entertainment content library, which includes more than 20,000 blockbusters, Hollywood classics, independent films and TV episodes, then rent or purchase and watch them instantly. For one touch access to VUDU, customers can add a VUDU icon to their iPad desktops by clicking the "Add to Home Screen" button when on VUDU.com.
No word yet on whether or not it works with AirPlay, and as our commenters repeatedly -- and rightly -- point out, if you do "Add to Home Screen" you don't get multitasking background support, so it's not yet an ideal solution.
Still, Apple and Steve Jobs have repeatedly said that HTML5 is iOS' second great development platform. Nice to see more and more companies calling them on it.
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Walmart's VUDU streaming video service goes web app for iPad
rent movies for $2 per movie for 2 nights. yeah, netflix competitor my @$$
its an amazon/itunes competitor, not a netflix competitor. their new movie prices are the same as amazon and iTunes. their older movie prices are $2 for 2 nights, not a bad deal...but I'd rather redbox it. amazon video on demand is still the winner in my book. I rented black swan, Harry Potter:atdh, Tron Legacy, and other new releases for $0.99 because they have daily
and weekend deals. ....they need to make a web app already sheesh.
Yes it works with Airplay, well at least the option is available. I watched a couple of trailers and it presented with the Airpay option
"Nice to see more and more companies calling them on it."
+1 dude! HTML5 might just cause an exodus from App Store, the reverse of what Apple wants regardless of their HTML5 push because they can't control the web.
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NEWTOWN, Conn. (AP) - Newtown, Conn., officials say demolition of Sandy Hook Elementary School is finished, and construction of a new school on the same site will begin in the late summer or early fall.
Officials say the property where 20 first-graders and six adults were killed more than a year ago has been graded and stabilized for the winter.
Town leaders expect to decide next week on the location of the new school's access road, and work on the road is expected to begin in the spring. The new school is expected to open by December 2016.
The town is using a $50 million state grant to pay for the new school. The 400 elementary students in the Sandy Hook district are attending a school just for them in neighboring Monroe.
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Representative List of Recent Courses Taught: • Topics in Anthropology: Native North Americans • A Journey in Navajo Country: Healing, Myth, and Ceremony• A Yaqui Easter: Exploring the World of Native Christianity• "A History of Science: The Emergence of Western Scientific Thought"• "Complementary, Integrative, and Alternative Medicine"• "Science in the Movies: Death Rays, Alien Invasions, Mind Control, and Time Travel"
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Frank Trocco, Associate Professor, holds a PhD in the Social Studies of Science from Union Institute. In 1978, Frank co-founded the National Audubon Society Expedition Institute (AEI), creating degree programs in environmental studies. Since the summer of 1989 when he spent a year living at a Navajo trading post in Rough Rock, AZ, he has participated every fall in the Navajo nine-night Nightway Ceremony, a traditional healing ritual.
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Google Shared Stuff was only used to share videos at Google Video and Knol articles, but it was buggy and underdeveloped. Shared Stuff combined different ways to share pages with other people: by email, using social sites like del.icio.us or by adding them to a public page.
As usually, Google's suggestions for replacing the discontinued services are hilarious:
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A more appropriate replacement is Google Reader's sharing bookmarklet, that lets you share content from any web page. There's also AddToAny, which combines multiple sharing options in a crowded page. Many other social sites offer sharing bookmarklets: Facebook, FriendFeed, del.icio.us.
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A court in India has sentenced three convicted rapists to death by hanging under a new law that seeks to crack down on attacks on women in the country.
According to Al-Jazeera, "The men are the first to be tried and convicted under a recently revised law that carries the death penalty for those convicted of multiple sexual assaults."
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"The anti-rape law is aimed at repeat sexual offenders and puts in place a host of new provisions and punishments, including criminalizing stalking, voyeurism and acid attacks.
"It stipulates the death penalty for repeat offenders and those whose victims are left in a vegetative state."
The three men who have been given the death penalty were convicted of raping a photojournalist in Mumbai last year, but the men were also among a group of five men convicted of gang raping another woman, according to the BBC.
As we reported in August, the assault on the photojournalist occurred as she and a male colleague were on a shoot of old buildings in south Mumbai.
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Winters and Medwin each won two individual gold medals, while leading two Falcon relay teams to two medals, including a gold in the 400 yard freestyle relay.
Winters swam to a gold in the 200 yard individual medley (2:16.87) and the 500 yard freestyle (5:48.09), winning by over a full minute. The senior was named the Mountain Valley Conference Swimmer of the Year.
Medwin matched his teammate with wins in the 100 yard breaststroke (1:08.79) and 50 yard freestyle (23.55). Austin Doub added a gold medal in the 100 yard butterfly with a time of 1:01.73.
Alec Faircloth, Brett Fulk and Sam Trivette brought home bronze medals in their respective events to round out the individual medals for Forbush.
The Falcon relay team of Winters, Doub, Medwin and Tate Williams dominated the 400 yard freestyle, winning by nearly a minute with a time of 3:57.31. Faircloth, Luke Harding, Isaac Warden and Ben Wall finished third in the event.
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You'll see this message more often on YouTube, especially if you're trying to watch MTV videos. Viacom demanded YouTube to remove more than 100,000 videos that use content from Viacom's companies.
"After months of ongoing discussions with YouTube and Google, it has become clear that YouTube is unwilling to come to a fair market agreement that would make Viacom content available to YouTube users."
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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. - Cal State Northridge finished eighth in both the women's 6k and the men's 8k at the 2013 Big West Conference Cross Country Championships Saturday at Fairbanks Memorial Course.
In the women's 6k, the Matadors finished with 244 points and were led by Megan Magdaleno's 38th place finish.
Magdaleno ran a team-best 24:13.4 followed by Alexis Pichardo (24:52.8) in 53rd, Victoria Olaiz (25:34.7) in 60th, Rachael Duriez (25:43.0) in 62nd, Annie Weiss (26:32.8) in 65th, Nicole Rietveld (26:43.4) in 67th and Kristen Tapia (27:27.2) in 70th place.
"The women stepped up and ran really well as a team," said Matador head coach Avery Anderson. "Megan had a her best race of the year, Alexis ran a gutsy race and performed well. Both Victoria and Rachael came back from injuries and really stepped up. Overall it was a good team effort on a really tough course."
In the men's 8k championship, Jackson Higgins was CSUN's top finisher as he wound up 55th in a time of 28:45.0. As a team, the Matadors tallied 253 points and ran an average time of 29:24.56.
Martin Santillan (29:27.6) was 59th, Luis Chavez (29:29.6) was 60th, Marcelo Rosales (29:35.3) was 61st, Julio Mora (29:45.3) was 62nd and Dylan Haerle (30:45.9) was 64th.
"As a competitor you obviously want to place better but we know we're rebuilding," added Anderson. "So the test for the men's team was to see how our youth was going to compete in the pressure of this great conference championship. Our top two finishers are freshman and are next two are sophomores so while the day was rough the future is very promising."


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I am looking to hone my kettlebell skills before I take it to the gym and look foolish. Despite a 200 dollar pricetag, I think that this will be able to teach me how to properly use the kettlebell at home until I transition this into the gym. I have a gym in the complex where I live but it lacks kettlebells. I am looking to finally impose a diet and proper supplementation to myself and get myself ready for a gym.
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Day 13- Aloha from Bali Yoga Training Retreat
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Aloha my love, I am writing you from Ananda Resort, overlooking the rice fields & monkey jungle
with the warm sunshine and breezes melting my heart more each day.
This journey has been far more profound than any of us had ever expected,
as the entire group has been experiencing the deep transformational
Pranashama Yoga program.
For the first week, each day was dedicated to one of the major energy centers,
as we dove in deep into our chakras to discover who and what we truly are creating in our lives.
Life long friendships are being formed, through the hours of laughing, crying, anger, bliss and a full spectrum of emotions have been arising for our group as we journey toward a more expanded state of living and being.
The food has been nothing short of DELICIOUS!
Far exceeding my expectations, we discovered raw, vegan, healthy,
seafood and many other options available at local restraunts in Ubud, to nourish our bodies and souls in alignment with the 3 Stage Energy Detox Diet plan. :) Yay!
Superfood smoothies each day for lunch has been the winning selection
to keep our energy levels high to practice yoga all day every day, (we've been starting at 7am!)
The group's favorite has been the chocolate butterfly... I will post some of these amazing
recipes in the 30dayyogachallenge.com members area asap when I get some time :)
30DYC Continues...
30DYC Continues...
For everyone who is practing along with us from home to experience this 30DYC Lifestyle transformation, WE ARE SENDING YOU OUR LOVE!
There is still time to register and join in with the community from your home,
you can CLICK HERE to see both options and register now.
I was delighted to hear that our $1,000 winner from 30DYC early this year, is considering getting certified to teach yoga now as well. This is the life shifting that happens all the time with these programs. It is so beautiful to witness
someone become inspired and sharing information that can create health and happiness for others in the world.
Thank you for being the change we wish to see in the world.
I was delighted to hear that our $1,000 winner from 30DYC early this year, is considering getting certified to teach yoga now as well. This is the life shifting that happens all the time with these programs. It is so beautiful to witness
someone become inspired and sharing information that can create health and happiness for others in the world.
Thank you for being the change we wish to see in the world.
The Highlight of our Journey so Far...
I will post the photos and videos from the life shifting experience we had at
the orphanage this week, as we were surprised to discover the entire group of children (30 in total) was both deaf and mute and for many of them, they were able to hear for the first time, when we played the high pitch healing sound of my Tibetan Singing bowl with the kids!! It was unreal and magical.
We also played ball with the boys at the orphanage and yoga, dance and much more.
So far, it was the highlight of our trip for many of the Pranashama Yoga students.
Follow Us...
We also have a group page, but I have to admit we've been having so much fun immersed here, we haven't been updating the pages as much as we'd planned! ;)
I wanted to post some videos while we are here, but the internet connection is slow...
I will post them when I get back to the USA..
I have hours of footage already and only 1/3 through this journey of a lifetime.
I am also going to be making the decision to reserve Ananda Resort to host a Pranashama Yoga Training Retreat next summer, so if you are seriously, or casually considering joining us in the future, post on facebook or send an email and let us know you'll be joining us next year.
Today we travel up to the 2nd leg of our journey, at Mimpi Resort,
located on the ocean with natural hot springs on the property and home of some of the
best snorkeling and diving locations in the world!
18 days to go!
Sending you love and blessings all ways,
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Please don't believe the hell myth. It is a terrible fiction created by the church that has been attributed to Yeshua. In the myth, Yeshua is portrayed as a tyrant who requires that people swear allegiance to him or he will lock them into a place of unrelenting, agonizing torment for eternity. That is not the Yeshua who speaks of love, compassion, judging not, and forgiving in the New Testament. Yeshua doesn't mention such a place and certainly never threatened anyone if they chose not to grow spiritually by following his teaching. There is no word for such a place in Aramaic, Greek, or Hebrew. It just didn't exist.
The Jewish Yeshua and those in the Jerusalem church, especially James, Yeshua's brother, held a traditional conception of the Messiah. The Messiah would be a man, perhaps descended from David, who would be anointed by God to rout the occupying army, the Romans, and establish an earthly kingdom of God (or Kingdom of Israel). It would be presided over by God's elect, but God would be the supreme ruler. It would be a theocracy. Some envisioned a new Kingdom of Heaven separate from the earth.
"Salvation," then, meant being saved from Roman occupation and being part of the kingdom of God; there was no conversion involved with the Jewish messiah. It was salvation for Jews only. Yeshua was thoroughly Jewish, was bringing a message to the Jews exclusively (Matthew 10:5-6 and 15:24), had Jewish disciples
After Yeshua's death, his followers were sure he would return within a few days or weeks to rout the Romans and establish the Jewish theocracy.
Salvation for Yeshua meant growing to be compassionate, loving, non-judgmental, peaceful, and forgiving. The person who grew to spiritual maturity would display those qualities, and would thus live in the kingdom of God that was within.
Paul still had no conception of a hell of everlasting torment or a heaven elsewhere than on earth. People who were not "saved" would simply die. They wouldn't have everlasting life. They would perish and never be heard of or seen again. They would not go to a hell; they would just be dead.
By the second century, however, the church leaders, in their zeal to convert people to become followers of Yeshua, read references to fire and judgment in the Bible to mean that people who did not convert to their version of Yeshua's theology would not simply die--they would be thrown into a fire that would burn eternally. They based this belief on the pagan descriptions of a hell at the time. The first adoption of the pagan beliefs by a Christian writer was in the Apocalypse of Peter, probably written between 125 and 150 CE that remained in various church lists as a canonical text for centuries..............


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I'm concerned about the mod's multiplayer compatibility. Have you tested if the stroke "weapons" work in multiplayer? Personally I've never got the StrokeGun or Fist to work, the weapons won't just appear. It seems like stroke weapons added at the init of the mission via config or script won't work, but a weapon acquired after the beginning will do. In singleplayer they work just fine.
AFAIR, the only scripts i'm using through configs are those detecting the bow shots to make the arrows appear on the guys, the one animating the horse, and the one giving ammunitions to bowmen (so that they have enough magazines and play reload animations each time).
I have to ask..when the mod will be finished? And what exactly do you work? (in the mod?)
I already see,this is going to be mod,that shall be spoken about for many years...
"A single death is a tragedy; a million deaths is a statistic."
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In good context,from what i saw this will be AWESOME mod...
Looking forward to this mod. Nice textures, anim' and models. Elephants with gunner is a very good idea. I'm impressed by your creativity.
I am very curious about how you make 2 units come close to each other and fight. I don't know if you will understand what I mean but in ofp units with StrokeFistHit ammo and StrokeFist weapon never go near an enemy to do close combat, they stay away or doesn't move at all. Are you using scripting or did you found a trick to set cfgAmmo/Weapons in order to make the AI move to an enemy and kill him in close combat? My english is so poor that's very difficult . Thanks to explain .
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I don't like scripted attacks, mainly because of the lag (nearestobjects loops etc.). So yes, i simply use the strokegun/strokefist ability of the game, but by changing mainly the range of attack and adding "primary=10" in the weapons config. Then, as you may know, the animation allowing strokegun is only available in "UP" stances ("combat") in Vanilla game. So, i added these animations to the other stances ("CROUCH" AND "LYING"), given the fact that i've also replaced the LYING animations by the CROUCH ones. So now, units can fight whatever stance they may have.
You'll see that it's working quite well, and thanks to Sanctuary, i've got several attack animations depending on (1) the stance (2) the weapon used. Moreover, contrary to the Vanilla strokegun anim, i've split the animations in two parts connected to each other, so that the dammage is made at the middle of the anim (when the strike is visibly made).
I don't know if this is clear for you, my english is far from being good (and it's getting worse )
The only thing that is missing is the ablity to protect oneself from the strikes. If you've got any idea...


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Thank you Alex, Sam, Geri and Catherine, I enjoyed working on that one. My husband thinks I should add a gecko, scorpion, and of course a Road Runner as we have so many of those around. If I add more it will be like one of those pictures where you have to locate and circle all the animals and critters you can find... again thank you....
It would be nice if we messed up we could simply press 'Ctrl Alt Delete' and start all over
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Sandi nice sketch hopefully you will get it finished and posted soon
Marsha you do so very well with colored pencils this is great you managed to incorporate all of the animals without them taking over the scene
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Winter Cardinal, Thought I'd do one more challenge, but I'm really outside my comfort zone on this one,however here it is 8x8.5 W/C 140# HP paper
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Well, Fred, it looks like its just you and me this week. I like how your did the cardinals beak with the hint of orange along the edge. You indicate his wing feathers well. I wondered why there is white space in front of him at the bottom and went back to the reference photo and see that it is a clump of snow there. Maybe if you put some shading on the snow it would be easier to identify. This is a nice watercolor of the cardinal. Kudos to you for being welling to go out of your comfort zone.
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Hi Fred, good for you for stepping out of your comfort zone with a very nice portrayal of a cardinal! I love the way you captured the snowy evergreen background (which I think is very tricky to do well) - it's lovely.
Comments and critiques are welcomed and appreciated.
You've really captured the feeling of snow! Very nice Fred. We are up to our ears in snow here in Ohio and I should take advantage of all this white stuff and learn how to paint it!
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Great cardinal Fred. I like his eye looking right at you and agree with Alex that your snowy evergreen foliage is very good and his colouring is great.
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Sammy, my internet went down at my house. I am on a friends computer right now... I couldn't stay away from you guys.... heck its the end of the year... can you believe it... coming to a close as is this December challenge. I have soooo enjoyed the last two months and love the responses to the challenges... everyone was sooo amazing and incredible. What fun.
Fred I adore your snowy Cardinal. super job. You are so talented I'm so happy you did some of the challenge things besides your own wonderful independent artistic pieces. Your comfort zone is all encompassing tee hee....
Catherine: I have a friend who is a photographer and she lives in Minn. she just today sent me some great pictures that she wet out and took. I will post some of them some day as she has given me permission to paint or post her stuff. its beautiful... so be encouraged to take some snowy pictures...since you are up to your eyeballs .
Nice job Fred. You have the feather pattern and the eye well done. You get the eye wrong and the whole picture looks funny. You have done well. We have a fair amount of snow here and that brings out the cardinals to the feeder we had ten at the back feeder and a few more out front.
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Hi Marsha,
Although I'm hoping to complete another one of your December images by tomorrow, here is my candidate for "ermine." It is 2-1/2" x 3-1/2" on Acquarello 140# hot-pressed paper, executed in Cretacolor watercolor pencils. After realizing that my light pencil marks showing major positions were popping out in both photos and scans (though I couldn't see them with the naked eye), I tried my rough sketch on this one in light blue pencil and it seemed to be much less conspicuous.
Aww, Alex, you have such a wonderful sense of color and delightful approach to your subjects. This is so very adorable. It wonderful how you kept his outline distinct in this white on white paintings. I like the brown branches and the way one flows under him to eliminate the problem of the color of his shadow. It's also amazing that you can work so much detail on such a tiny support. I would have to wear magnifying glasses to see what I was doing. This is an excellent little miniature.
Oh Alex, I love your little ermine, your colouring is wonderful. I actually had an ermine in my back yard yesterday. It spent considerable time getting up enough nerve to venture out of the rock ledge crevices, and they do actually have the pink nose, ears and toes. Love your colours that are like our early morning light.in the snow.
Neat little ermine you have here. I love the way you used pink and a touch of yellow from the early morning sun. I got a little 2" square canvas with an easel for Christmas and have been wondering what to put on it. Maybe he will be the one.
Well I see Fred jumped back in with a beautiful cardinal painting good to see him around once in a while
Alex this little ermine drawing is gorgeous gotta love the reds and yellows this is how whites should be done
OH Alex, your little ermine is adorable,,,, he looks so curious... I love the colors and the softness which is your own characteristic, I would like to think you could save this one for the christmas cards next year as well. Super Supper job.... I love the pastels in the snow...
Bonnie: Get your camera out and get some pictures.... you live in just the right spot for some great camera work.... then share with us... tee hee..
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When Chicago Wolves center Ryan Garbutt entered the professional hockey ranks with the Central Hockey League's Corpus Christi Ice Rays last year, he hoped his stay in Texas would be a short one. He had visions of playing in the American Hockey League and ultimately the National Hockey League one day. The best way he knew to get there was to follow one simple motto – play every game as if it was his last.
"It was good to get my feet wet playing pro hockey in a league where I got to play a lot," Garbutt said. "I played every game and I enjoyed being down south in the nice weather but I wanted to do everything I could to get out of that league, so I just tried to mentally and physically play
every game like it was my last."
Even though the CHL isn't as high in the pro ranks as the AHL, Garbutt still enjoyed playing pro hockey rather than using the Economics and Sociology degrees he had earned while he played college hockey at Brown University.
"I kept in touch with a lot of guys I played with after graduation," Garbutt said. "There were a handful of guys I played with at Brown who went on to play pro, including myself, but all the other guys who went on to work still wish they were playing hockey."
Garbutt shared third on Corpus Christi with 22 goals and ranked sixth on the team with 50 points in 64 games as a rookie last year. Those stats, along with a glowing recommendation from his head coach and from Jeff Pyle, the head coach of the ECHL's Gwinnett Gladiators, earned him an invite from Wolves General Manager Wendell Young to Chicago's training camp this past September.
"Jeff Pyle from Gwinnett found him and he lived up to his billing," Young said. "Jeff spoke highly about him and his coach from last year gave him rave reviews. He came to camp and impressed us."
Garbutt was cut from the team's roster at the end of training camp and immediately signed with Gwinnett. However, he didn't let the setback hinder his performance and excelled in his first 10 games with the Gladiators. He ranked first in the ECHL with 10 goals and shared second in the league with 17 points after 10 games and found himself back in Chicago on a Professional Tryout Contract on Nov. 10.
"I stayed positive when I got cut from the Wolves training camp and played in Gwinnett," Garbutt said. "I just knew I wanted to work hard to get back up but it didn't really weigh on my mind too much.
"I wanted to do well while I was down there and help out Gwinnett as much as I could. It ended up being a short stay with them and I have been fortunate to stick with the Wolves since I got here."
Even though Garbutt was playing with the Wolves in the AHL, he knew that he had to perform in order to stay and that if he didn't impress, he would soon find himself back in Gwinnett.
"When I first got to Chicago, I told myself that I had to continue to play every game like it was my last in order to stay here," Garbutt said. "I couldn't take even one shift off. I had to go hard every single shift to prove myself and prove that I wanted to play in the AHL and show that I belonged."
Garbutt notched six goals and 10 points in his first 20 games with the Wolves. His stats, along with other attributes, led Young to sign the 25-year-old forward to a Standard Player's Contract on Dec. 21.
"Ryan is a very aggressive player that can score goals," Young said. "He added a lot to our lineup with his hitting and filled a lot of gaps when he got here. He is also very conscious without the puck.
"He got what he deserved when we signed him to a Standard Player's Contract because of his play and he has been a regular fixture in our lineup because of his contributions."
Garbutt's consciousness on the ice is something that he is proud of and attributes to having been a late bloomer in terms of height as a kid. From age 10 to 16, he was always the smallest player on his hockey team. At 16, Garbutt measured just 5 feet 2 inches tall, and by the time he turned 17, he shot up to 5 feet 10 inches, before filling out at 6 foot 1 inch at the age of 18. He credits his small stature growing up with making him the player he is today.
"I think that being a smaller hockey player definitely helped shape me into what I am today," Garbutt said. "When I was smaller, I learned to see the ice a little bit better and I had to be more crafty and I think that is why I play with an edge. When I was smaller, I didn't let the bigger players take advantage of me and now sometimes I don't know my own strength when I am playing against bigger players."
Garbutt's playing style has served him well in the AHL so far. As of Feb. 10, he paced Wolves rookies and ranked eighth overall on Chicago with 22 points (13G, 9A) in 42 games. But he is also doing the little things besides scoring, like sticking up for teammates, as evidenced by his three fighting majors.
"I just want to do whatever is going to help the team the most," Garbutt said. "If I have to stick up for guys, I don't mind dropping the gloves. But other than that, I am just trying to do whatever the coach asks me and be a physical player and try to put up some numbers offensively for the team."
With just under two months left in the season, Garbutt isn't looking ahead to where this season may lead him next year, but is looking at trying to get the Wolves into the playoffs for the 15th time in the team's 17-year history.
"Hopefully, if we can win two out of every three games, we should be in a good position to make the playoffs," Garbutt said. "I just want to keep playing the role I am now and hopefully the team can get on a roll .
"As for the future, I can't worry about what I can't control. If I just continue to work hard, things will continue to go well for me like they have been this year."
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I am so enjoying the Advent Calendar posts. Thank you Thomas - and again Jasia - for this delightful treat. There are dozens of outstanding posts here, but if you missed Amy Coffin's Holiday of Horrors! or Greta's I KNEW it! I KNEW Santa was real! stop reading this and read those. Far better than anything I'll ever write.
Ancestors Live Here started this award last spring with this request - "As a recipient of this award I ask that you list ten things you have learned about any of your ancestors that has surprised, humbled, or enlightened you and pass it along to ten other bloggers who you feel are doing their ancestors proud."
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By getting rid of the miracle stories in the Bible, Bultmann and his followers hoped to make the Christian story more palatable to modern man. Although I recognize the emotional weight of this sentiment, I am not convinced that it is an intellectually coherent approach, mainly for reasons of self-consistency.
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In this video originally featured in March of 2012, Dr. David Finch, a biologist at New York University, discusses his thoughts on both Creationism and the effects of "new atheists" like Richard Dawkins.
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For Augustine, the literal sense of scripture is not a scientific narrative of physical reality, but a liturgical and poetic narrative of God's awesome power at the dawn of history. This is a vital thread in the story of how to read Genesis.
Christ is the reason the natural sciences work: he is the source of the laws of nature, and he contains and underpins the natural sciences. Christ is the pattern for all created things, while the Spirit – his presence in the created world – breathes the divine fire into the equations.
We now take for granted an understanding of the Christian story that was largely worked out by Paul and later theologians. Even though the Gospels were composed after Paul's letters, they were concerned to tell the story itself in all its strangeness as it had been preserved by the first generation of Christians. And what we find in the stories themselves is the shock and wonder and surprise that the resurrection caused.
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The key point of continuity between redemption and creation is the idea that the future can be different from the past, i.e., the key is eschatology. More abstractly put, God does new things.
The idea that the story we know is only the very beginning raises a new question in place of Feynman's objection that Christianity is provincial. Is it presumptuous to claim that in such a grand universe, possibly with intelligent life arising in many places, the redemption and transformation of the entire cosmos starts here, on our pale blue dot?
This entry was originally posted on February 13, 2010. While the question of evolutionary predisposition toward religious belief may be challenging, Christians need not see it as threatening. In fact, this is actually a Pauline notion that is explored in Romans 1, where Paul claims that it is in mankind's nature to "know God".
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Before Monday night's match-up between USC Aiken and Winston-Salem State, the Pacers basketball team joined with Upside of Downs of Aiken for Down syndrome Awareness night.
The night was put together to help benefit the support group, which was founded by USC Aiken Associate Athletic Director Tim Hall and his wife Jenny. They put a table in the lobby of the Convocation Center to receive donations.
"We are a group of parents and professionals that came together to support and educate each other and the world about Down syndrome," Jenny Hall said. "People with Down syndrome can do the same things we all can, they just may do it a little different."
The night began with a Buddy Walk 15 minutes before tip-off, and all in attendance were invited to join in. Prior to the players being announced, each member of the team gave out high-fives and handshakes to the group that lined the baseline.
"I thought it'd be good to have an event to raise money and awareness of Down syndrome," said USCA student Olivia Melton, who, as a part of a class, teamed with the Halls to put on the event.
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Tim and Jenny have a personal relationship with the condition – their 10-year old son Jordan was diagnosed with Down syndrome, and their experience that followed led them to start the non-profit.
"When we were told he had Down syndrome, we were pretty much handed a book and told nothing else," Jenny Hall said. "It was terrifying and we didn't want anyone else to go through that."
During halftime of the game, a special drawing was held for a basketball signed by the 2012-13 USCA men's basketball team. All individuals who donated to the Upside of Downs of Aiken had a chance to win.
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GREENVILLE, S.C. – The Chattanooga Mocs volleyball team fell 3-1 to the Furman Paladins Friday night in Greenville, S.C. The loss drops the Mocs to 0-1 in the Southern Conference and 1-15 overall while Furman improves to 1-0 in the SoCon and 5-7 overall.
Despite coming up short 25-16 in the first set of the match, Chattanooga battled back in the second set to tie the match 1-1 after two. The 25-17 win was fueled by freshman outside hitter Allie Davenport (Tyrone, Ga.) as she led the Mocs with 11 kills on the night. Freshman Kendall Sexton (Orlando, Fla.) recorded two blocks on the net on defense and accounted for 6.5 points on the night.
Sophomore Julimar Alvarado (San Juan, Puerto Rico) finished the night with 11.5 points and 10 kills for UTC. Sophomore Briana Reid (Houston, Texas) had her 10 kills and 11.0 points rival Alvarado's offensive production on the night while also recording six digs.
Sophomore Sarah Batterton (Colbert, Wash.) walked away with five kills in the match. The Colbert, Wash., native totaled six points. Junior libero Melissa Green (Boca Raton, Fla.) collected a team-best 14 digs and freshman setter Anne Bachmann (Lincoln, Neb.) was Chattanooga's assists leader with 18. Sophomore Catherine Chason (Alpharetta, Ga.) had a second-best 17 assists.
Furman took the final two sets of the match with the same score of 25-18 to put UTC away 3-1. There were a total of 11 tied scores in the match while the lead only changed five times over the four sets. Furman had 50 kills while the Mocs only trailed with 45 kills.
Chattanooga goes back to action Saturday night in Spartanburg, S.C., as the Mocs take on Wofford. The match is set to begin at 6 p.m. and will broadcast live online. Live stats are also available. Visit the GoMocs.com schedule page for both links.