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Why Didn't God Get it Right?
No, I am not some narcissistic cyber-control freak. I am just making a comparison. The above is simply a countermodel of the Christian God, the alleged creator of the universe and his administrational powers over it. God is the "root admin" of the cosmos in it's entirety. No aspect of it is hidden from him, nor beyond his control. All power originates from him, no exceptions. He calls all the shots, and nothing can happen in this gigantic "forum" of his without his abiding consent.
Having said that, why does evil exist in God's universe? Why didn't God get it right? The problem may be an old one, but a sufficient answer has never slid off the tongue of a theist. Our illustration has effectively eliminated the many weak explanations often used in an effort to justify the existence of evil (i.e. "God allows freewill.", "God wants us to learn from our mistakes and make us stronger.", etc.). In addition to being poor excuses that do not stand up to the scrutiny of reason, these excuses are eliminated by reason of the fact that God must have created the universe you see before you the way he intended it to be. We have no reason to believe he would allow it to be taken in a direction that was contrary to his merciful, divine will, yet we observe a hostile, unforgiving universe of pain and disharmony, a place where people are buried alive and hard-working fathers are crippled in terrible car accidents.
So when it comes to the idea of an all-powerful god who runs the entire universe, he has no limitations, unlike those restrictions imposed upon me by the Invision Board software. God is the chief administrator of all that exists, yet his theistic servants would have us believe that god was incapable of setting up a system where women are never raped, children are not molested, where murderers are not to be found, and where predators are not forced to consume their helpless prey to stay alive?! I will never apologize for thinking that if an almighty creator existed, he was fully aware and fully capable of preventing the creation of an evil angel, who tricked a gullible woman into eating bad fruit, thereby, plunging the whole human race into decay!
In my forum, things that run contrary to the way my admins and I intend them are changed to accommodate our wishes. How can the same not also be said of the creator of the universe, an infinitely more powerful being with no limitations whatsoever? I cannot rationally assume that the creator of the universe created or allowed the formation of something that was not ideally his will.
Bottom line is, no special pleading can be made for justifying the existence of death and suffering in God's world...that is, unless he expressly wanted it to be so. I have to believe that any creator of the universe would be perfectly capable of fashioning the ideal soul-making environment just as he planned it from the very start. To suggest otherwise is logical lunacy. So again I ask, Why didn't God get it right?


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2011 was a great success for my "Cousin Hunt". I wanted to build on my success of the previous two years, which had found several "lost cousins" in Canada, Australia, the USA and the UK. At the beginning of 2011 I had only one branch of the family in my sights; the Browns. I was entirely successful in finding the two people I was looking for, and it has been a great pleasure to "meet" them online. Later in the year I was able to actually meet one of my Australian cousins, which was fantastic.
In addition to the planned cousin hunting, I found a few cousins along the way. This has been invaluable for me, helping my family tree to grow, adding to the documents and photos that make up my family history and reconnecting with relatives I never dreamed I would meet. I am hoping that 2012 will see a further expansion of my family tree. I have one major goal: to find the relatives of my great uncle Edwin Brown. This has been a goal for some time and one which is always on the back burner. I intend to put it to the front of the agenda this coming year.
If you visit my other family history blog, The View From The Treehouse, you will see that I have posted about the unexpected direction my family history has taken; I have moved into writing online, which has taken up all my spare time. I am hoping to redress this balance and update this blog more regularly. In particular, I want to share more of my ideas for helping you find your lost cousins - I passionately believe that finding your family is a fantastic tool in family history research.
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Riverview, Florida -- There's new information in the case out of Riverview, where mail belonging to hundreds of people was stolen Christmas morning.
Investigators say they now have what may be a description of the suspects' car and are asking the public for help.
U.S. Postal inspectors in Tampa, who've now joined the investigation, were sorting through the hundreds of cards, letters and mailers found scattered on the streets of three subdivisions.
The items Hillsborough County deputies weren't able to easily return on their own were brought back to the post office in Riverview Wednesday morning.
"We'll photocopy it so at least they know what was missing, but the evidence will remain here until we're done processing it, unless someone really needs that piece of evidence," said Postal Inspector Doug Smith.
While several bills, even bank and brokerage statements remained unopened, it was the handwritten cards and letters that the thieves seemed to target.
Officials say that further suggests the thieves were after fast cash.
"Just based on the day, I would suspect that it was either searching for gift cards or for money," said Smith.
Inspectors were also back in the neighborhoods Wednesday, asking anyone with a business or home security system to check and see if they may have captured images of the suspects.
At least two suspicious activity calls were made to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's office between 5 and 6 a.m. Christmas morning.
Both described a gold, tan or white-colored 4-door sedan with several occupants seen looking into, and possibly removing mail from mailboxes.
Livie Parent, who was just finding out about the ripoff since she'd been out of town for the holiday, was concerned something sent to her may be missing.
"Maybe they sent them. I never received them," she said, "If you want gift cards, do like everybody else. Earn it. Don't go around and take people's things."
Amy Kaaa agreed. Deputies returned most of her mail, but the Postal Inspector's office still had more of it.
She wants whoever did this punished.
"Sure, why not? I mean, they broke the law," said Kaaa, "They should pay the price."
And it could be a steep price at that. If convicted, those responsible could face up to five years in federal prison.
Post Office officials say this type of crime has become increasingly common this time of year. They suggest you retrieve your mail from your mailbox as quickly as possible after you get home.
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Review: 'House' - '5 to 9'
(S06E14) "You can do it." - Cuddy
I get the reason for making an episode like '5 to 9.' Long running show that's popular. Established characters and story structure. The desire for David Shore, Katie Jacobs, and the rest of the 'House' crew to try something different is to be expected. However, that doesn't mean they should have done it. '5 to 9' wasn't a bad episode (in many ways, it felt like a back-door pilot for Cuddy), but it was, in a word, pointless. At the end of the day, '5 to 9' doesn't really add anything to the world of 'House,' and its outside-the-box attempt at being different just ended up being forgettable.
Review: 'House' - 'Moving the Chains'
(S06E13) "Hey, I don't care where an idea comes from as long as it makes sense and embarrasses someone." - House
I've long wondered if Foreman's brother Marcus was someone we'd eventually meet on 'House.' That being said, it's been six and a half seasons and even though we'd heard bits and pieces about him, I had reconciled that he just wasn't going to show up. If anything, the timing felt a little odd.
But if you think about it, the entire plot featuring Marcus (Orlando Jones) was just about as generically evergreen as plots on 'House' get -- this could've fit into any previous season had the writers felt like telling this story sooner. I wish they had, especially if you consider the fact that after all the cast shake-ups this show has been through, Foreman has been one of the few constants. It's about time we found out more about the guy.
Review: House - Remorse
(S06E12) "Yes, it's hilarious! Great to see what a success your therapy was!" - Wilson
Ever since the season six premiere way back in September, one of the biggest complaints that I've heard or read House fans make is how the show's creative team seemed to abandon any of House's lessons from therapy. He no longer seemed to be getting better and for the most part, House was back to his old crotchety self, thus negating his stay at Mayfield.
That quote up above from Wilson felt like a little bit of an inside joke -- the writers get it, too. So with "Remorse," not only did we get the best patient-of-the-week case we've seen this season, but we also got to see House trying ... a little. But, to make a pun, if it ain't "broken," don't fix it, and crotchety House still works.
Review: House - The Down Low
(S06E11) "You're OK with that right? You're not gonna put a pillow over his face?" - House
After a short hiatus, House was back last night with one of the better episodes this season that still followed the old "mystery patient" formula. However, it expanded upon just the patient du jour with three very entertaining storylines and the hour made a good argument for why Thirteen and Taub deserved to come back.
While the show can still be nerve-wracking at times, if only because you know it's all building up to House's light bulb moment at the end, it's good to know that the journey to that moment doesn't always have to be the same.
Review: House - Wilson
(S06E10) "They're all dying. They're all your friends." - House
Episodes like this are why I've faithfully stuck with House after six and a half seasons. Sure, more often than not, House can get stale -- it's the same thing, week in and out, and even something shocking (like Kutner offing himself last year or Cameron saying good-bye two weeks ago) isn't enough to take away from the fact that it's just another episode with another wacky case. But episodes like "Broken", and now "Wilson," are proof that there are so many more layers that need exploring in the world of Princeton Plainsboro.
Review: House - Ignorance is Bliss
(S06E09) "There's no point in putting a band together if we're not going to play any gigs." - House
I'm torn over the best way to tackle this review of "Ignorance is Bliss." I have far more bad things to say about the episode than I do good things, yet I loved it. The outcome I (and presumably most other fans) want to see (House and Cuddy together) is hopefully going to be achieved. This just isn't my ideal path to get there.
Review: House - Teamwork
(S06E07) "I'm living my life. For the first time, I'm not going to change that because of how it might affect him -- or you." -- Cuddy to Wilson, who asked her what she sees in Lucas
I just want to shove House and Cuddy into a room together and let them figure out their relationship. It's clear that even though she's trying to be happy in her current relationship, she just can't get House out of her head, no matter how much she declares that she has or is going to.
I feel for her, because once they end up getting together -- if they don't by the time the series ends, I'll be ticked -- she'll have a long road ahead of her. Or not. People change. There's a good heart beating inside House's damaged psyche. It could work.
Review: House - Known Unknowns
(S06E07) "Well, I feel bad. I haven't named your testicles." - Cuddy
We're all thinking it, and unlike euthanasia, I see no reason to keep mum -- House is firing on all cylinders right now. Actually, let me clarify that -- House the character, not House the show, is firing on all cylinders right now. Anything going on in Greg's periphery at the moment is sensational, absolutely electrifying drama.
Everything else? Not so much. If anything, "Known Unknowns" did nothing more than highlight something we've seen countless times already. Namely, the paralyzing effect House's absence has on his team. They're inept without him. What did I glean from the case du jour? Some annoying teenager got sick from eating oysters. However, I gleaned plenty from the rest of the hour.
Review: House - Brave Heart
(S06E06) "I've crossed some line and I'm having trouble getting back to the other side." - Chase
Another week, another case that no one cares about... well, almost. Ever since House's visit to the Mayfield Psychiatric Hospital, it's been tough to get invested in anything other than what he's going through. Each week, the case du jour has been largely disposable (save for Dibala) as nothing really relates to anything else. However, it seems like David Shore and Co. must've realized that too because "Brave Heart" made a good attempt at bringing what's become a very segmented story back together.
House: Instant Karma
(S06E05) "I understand you're a fan. I'll have my guys send over a signed glossy." - House
We're getting deeper into the fall TV season, so it was only a matter of time before even the good shows started to falter a little. Not every episode is going to be an instant classic, and House is no exception. You know it's not a good sign when the only thing you find enjoyable is House comparing himself to Kobe Bryant, which, by the way, is dead on -- especially since he's no longer in charge. Foreman is the Phil Jackson to House's does whatever he wants and still wins #24.
House: The Tyrant
(S06E04) "I thought I had detected the sickly sweet smell of maple syrup and socialized medicine." - House
Early on in this episode, House exclaimed "It's three years ago!" when he realized that he was working with the old team - Foreman, Chase, and Cameron. It became apparent rather quickly, though, that things at Princeton-Plainsboro are still very far from normal. He may be back, but House isn't back. Right now, he's more like the little kid that your co-worker brought to the office and he just won't leave your cube. That and the little kid is way smarter than you are.
House: Epic Fail
(S06E03) "House was an egotistical, pill popping, lawsuit magnet... and a genius." - Foreman
Change doesn't come easily for House. Fresh out of his stint at Mayfield Psychiatric Hospital and you'd think he'd be craving his old routine. Instead he quits his job. As we learned, though, it was more about coping and less about change. Ironically though, House, the one character who had the biggest change and now has the most to cope with, seems to be doing the best out of them all.
The greatest picture from House that you'll ever see
Are you kidding me?!? This is quite possibly the greatest promotional picture for any series ever. I mean, just what the hell is going on? Wilson is golfing, Chase is grilling, Thirteen has a crossbow, Taub is shaving, Foreman is pumping some iron, and Cameron is working on the RV's engine?!? Assuming this whole delusion is in House's head (his trucker hat does say "I'm in charge"), it makes perfect sense then that Cuddy would be sunbathing on the roof in a red bikini.
More than anything though, it does get me excited about seeing the whole gang again on Monday night. As amazing as the House two hour premiere was, I do miss the rest of the Princeton-Plainsboro staffers. Lots of questions still up in the air - Thirteen's health, Chase and Cameron's relationship, and Cuddy's reaction to House's return are all at the top of my list. Oh and if you're looking for a better look, check out a hi-res version of the picture here.
House: Broken (season premiere)
(S06E01/S06E02) "Oh, I'm sorry, is suicide taboo? Gosh, if I've broken a rule on my first day, I will kill myself." - House
This is not the House we know and love - both the show and character. While the lack of any resemblance to the typical medical procedural we're used to might have been a turn off to some, I feel pretty confident in saying that tonight's premiere will likely go down as one of the best episodes of House ever - regardless for how long it runs.
After seeing House check himself into a psychiatric hospital after last year's hallucinations and subsequent break-down, there's been one big question bugging us all and I pointed it out earlier today in my preview - is he or isn't he crazy? While we got our answer, it really doesn't matter because there was a whole lot more at stake than House's mental prowess in "Broken."
House season six -- An early look
Dr. Gregory House has problems. This is not news. We know this. His colleagues know this. He knows this. The issue at the core of tonight's two-hour season premiere of House ("Broken" airs at 8PM ET on Fox), is waiting patiently for our favorite curmudgeon to admit what he knows.
Ever since last season's finale, we've all wanted to know one thing - is House really crazy or has the Vicodin finally done enough damage that he's hallucinating dead people and having imaginary sex with Cuddy? The answer is finally revealed, and despite Fox's viral marketing campaign that presented the possibility of someone having done something to House to cause his problems, it turns out that Mayfield Psychiatric Hospital is precisely where he belongs. Or is it?
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We'll be trying a new Monday-Friday feature on BB this
season to keep you abreast of the latest developments around the National
Hockey League.
Here's a look at what's making headlines today:
- Tom Sestito was suspended
for the Flyers' final two preseason games and two regular season games for
his blatant board of Andre Deveaux during Wednesday night's contest. Sestito likely avoided a harsher punishment
because he's a first-time offender, a criterion that has played a major role in
the six other suspensions doled out by NHL disciplinarian Brendan Shanahan so
far this fall.
- Chris Pronger's recovery from back surgery has been a slow
process, but he
should be ready to start the season.
- The man that threw a banana at Wayne Simmonds last week has been
- St. Louis Blue Jason Arnott will be out seven
days after having eye surgery yesterday.
- Florida Panthers center Mike Santorelli will be out for a
while with a shoulder injury, which could possibly open
the door for 2011 third-overall pick Jonathan Huberdeau to make the team.
- After the Toronto Maple Leafs failed to land Brad Richards,
they settled on ex-Sabre Tim Connolly to bolster their offense and upgrade
their power play. Connolly had shown the
ability to be a point-per-game player, but he's had a very tough time staying
healthy. The season hasn't even started
yet and Connolly is already out with an
upper-body injury and is listed as day-to-day.
- Another Toronto forward, top prospect Nazem Kadri, will miss three-to-four weeks
with a sprained knee.
- Former Rangers' prospect Roman Horak, traded along with two
second-round picks to the Calgary Flames with Tim Erixon, has been a pleasant
surprise for Calgary in September. Horak was ticketed for the AHL, but he's survived two rounds of cuts so
far and has been moving up the depth chart. There's an outside chance he makes the team.
- The Detroit Red Wings expect Niklas Kronwall to fill the
void created when Brian Rafalski suddenly retired this summer. Kronwall has always been a heavy hitter, but
he's going to have to produce more offensively. Detroit apparently has a lot of faith that Kronwall will step up; the Red Wings
are already negotiating a long-term contract extension with him.
- Red Wings prospect Brendan Smith will probably be the latest
player to hear from Brendan Shanahan after this
hit on Ben Smith last night.
- Danny Cleary will miss
the rest of the preseason with an upper-body injury, but should be alright
to start the year.
- Sidney Crosby is definitely heading in the right direction,
but it's still unlikely that he'll be ready for the season opener. Crosby is expected
to travel with the Penguins to Vancouver though, so get ready for a lot of
"will he or won't he play" conversations.
- The Washington Capitals re-signed Jason Chimera to a two-year,
$3.5 million contract extension.
- Check out Bodog's over/under
point projections for the 2011-2012 season. Bodog has the Rangers at 94.5.
- Anze Kopitar scored
a hat trick in preseason action last night.
- You'll soon see numbers
on players' helmets.
Past editions of the Bulletin Board:
- 2011 First-Round Draft Picks Shine In Preseason Action >
- Jody Shelley Delivers First Controversial Hit of 2011 Season >
- Shanahan Impresses As New NHL Disciplinarian >
– Sidney Crosby Participates In "Controlled Scrimmage" >
– Montreal Signs Chris Campoli >
– Top 2011 Draft Picks Shine In Preseason Action >
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Carbon County will accept sealed bids for approximately 5,000 ton of
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CANTON Like Rome, sustainable communities wont be built in a day, and achieving sustainable lifestyles cant be accomplished overnight it takes discipline, study and practice.
Matthew S. Burnetts contribution to the discipline is a weekly lecture series at SUNY Canton, one that has attracted the attention of community members interested in sustainable lifestyles and experts throughout the region ready to speak on the subject.
It is one of the most important things were teaching at SUNY Canton, he said. I think its really important to not just be something we do and give lip service to, but something that is an active part of our planning.
Mr. Burnett, a graphic and multimedia design professor, started the lectures in conjunction with a sustainable design course three years ago.
The first year we did it, I thought well, only my class is going to go to this and it seemed like it could be more, he said. I decided to make them open to the public. It took a while to find a way to do this that drew people in. Last year we started promoting it and we used a bigger lecture hall.
Since then, the lectures have taken on a multi-disciplinary life of their own, attracting economists, architects, political scientists, conservationists and developers.
It is a sign that it is growing, were starting to attract people really active in these disciplines from off campus, Mr. Burnett said. This year I had a tough time fitting everybody who wanted to contribute to the series in.
Mr. Burnett also says the lectures attract an audience from the surrounding community.
The last year, weve had more and more people trickle in, and it is a very diverse lot, he said.You have people who come in who already know quite a bit about these issues who are coming in because they are interested in becoming more efficient in their farms and their business. Then there are people coming in who want to have an academic debate. Were getting the ingredients for a lively discussion
The lectures themselves vary in subject matter some embody the rigid academic discourse one would expect on a university campus, while others take on more practical topics, depending on the whim and expertise of the speaker.
I really wanted it to happen, but I didnt know that much, he said. Im not a scientist or a LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified architect. I started from the position of wanting lots of voices.
Recent lectures have discussed using disaster recovery and rebuilding as an opportunity to use sustainable techniques, and another framing sustainability as a continual process, instead of an easily graspable product.
On Wednesday, St. Lawrence University biologist and economist Jon Rosales will speak about the feasibility of arctic oil drilling.
He is going to be talking about the financial and environmental cost of drilling for oil in the arctic, said Mr. Burnett. He is well travelled, well regarded in the field of climate change and science. He gets invited to speak at the U.N., he is really active in the scientific community.
Colton resident Jerry J. Bartlett, a SUNY Canton staff member and expert in off-the-grid living, will speak on sustainable diets on Feb. 13.
On March 6, SUNY Canton graduate and Syracuse real estate investor and entrepreneur Richard A. Destito will talk about urban development and living.
Saranac Lake architect Jesse Schwartzberg, founder of consulting and design firm Black Mountain Design Build, will discuss sustainable design and construction. Mr. Schwartzberg designed the first house in the Adirondack region to receive LEED platinum certification.
All of the talks will take place in Nevaldine North, SUNY Canton.
I think we live in a time where awareness of environmental sustainability and all the issues surrounding it is of paramount concern, Mr. Burnett said. We have so many factors that are creating pressures that we, as a species, are dealing with now, but our students are the ones stepping into this economy and this world, and they will have to grapple with these challenges.
For a full roster of speakers and topics, visit http://www.canton.edu/news/index.php/2013/01/sustainability/
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CHARDON -- When T.J. Lane entered the courtroom for his sentencing hearing Tuesday morning, he unbuttoned his blue dress shirt to proudly show off a message: "KILLER" was written in large, black letters on his white T-shirt.
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The court was unaware of the shirt. The court did not notice the shirt. Had the court noticed the shirt, the court would have immediately stopped the proceedings, adjourned the court and the court would have ordered the defendant to put on proper attire.
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One of the top stories this past week has been the model whose image was digitally altered to appear slimmer. The 5'10", 120 pound model, Filippa Hamilton, was also fired by designer Ralph Lauren earlier this year for reportedly being "too fat". She was shocked to see the retouched image, in which she looks to be emaciated with her waist appearing to be smaller than her head. While Ralph Lauren claimed the image was mistakenly released, Hamilton fears that the effect of the picture will have a lasting impact on women and their image of what a woman should look like.
Hamilton's fears are legitimate and supported by a great deal of empirical data. In one study, Shorter and colleagues found that women who felt that their body-shape was discrepant from their favorite celebrity were more likely to report dysregulated and bulimic eating patterns. Moreover, Glauert et al. found that women who internalized a thin Western ideal reported being less satisfied by their body.
This relationship between celebrity ideals and body dissatisfaction is troubling given that many female celebrities and models are considered underweight. In an effort to create a more positive public image, as well as help protect the health of many models, some designers have started to use larger models. Last month, designer Mark Faust featured plus size models in his collection and Glamour magazine has pledged to feature more normal and plus sized models. By changing the standard for beauty, some hope to curb the unrealistic ideals held by many women.
New York Daily News. Model fired for being too fat.
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Shorter, Brown, Quinton, & Hinton (2008). Relationships between body-shape discrepancies with favored celebrities and disordered eating in young women.
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The project, which involves a variety of leading public and private partners, received a three-year, $2.7 million (USD) grant from the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Tanzania.
The project will give local communities and governments in a largely pristine area – the Masito-Ugalla Ecosystem – the tools and training to manage and monitor forests and to sell carbon credits in the global market through the financing mechanism known as Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD). Tropical deforestation accounts for about 17 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions.
"One of the major concerns raised at the Copenhagen conference is that traditional landowners won't benefit from forest-based projects that reduce carbon in the atmosphere," said Dr. Goodall. "We will show how rural communities can lead REDD efforts, working together with governments to improve their lives, conserve the rich natural landscapes in which they live, and secure the future for generations to come."
The lessons learned from JGI's efforts will also be able to guide other communities in Tanzania and elsewhere that wish to replicate the REDD process.
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There are currently five million undernourished Cambodian citizens. A study released in December 2013 by the Council for Agricultural and Rural Development (CARD), WFP and UNICEF reveals that malnutrition costs between US$250 million and US$400 million annually or 1.5% to 2.5% of Cambodia's total annual Gross Domestic Product.
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Editorial Observer: What the Bard of Oxford Can Teach Critics of the New World Order
William Faulkner was content to live most of his life in the sleepy town of Oxford, Miss. -- the ''postage stamp'' of land he famously transformed, in 15 novels and numerous short stories, into Yoknapatawpha County, ''William Faulkner, Sole Owner & Proprietor.''August 4, 2002 opinionEditorial
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More Than Enduring, Faulkner Prevails; At Centenary, the Herd Honors a Maverick
From Oxford, Miss., to Pirate's Alley in New Orleans to Rennes, France, to Tbilisi, Georgia, scholars and other Faulknerians are gathering today to commemorate the centenary of William Faulkner's birth. Faulkner himself would have been amazed to think he had such a worldwide following.September 25, 1997 artsNews
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A New Work on Faulkner, Linking His Life and His Art
In a single decade, with "The Sound and the Fury" (1929), "As I Lay Dying" (1930), "Light in August" (1932) and "Absalom, Absalom!" (1936), William Faulkner irrevocably changed the geography of American literature.May 26, 1989 artsReview
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A Trove of Faulkner Film Scripts
William Faulkner worked on 17 film scripts in the 30's and 40's -originals, adaptations and collaborations with more seasoned screenwriters. His Hollywood output added up to 2,500 typescript pages - the length of a very thick, unwritten novel.July 28, 1987 moviesNews
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14 Love Poems by Faulkner to be Published
A lengthy cycle of unpublished love poems by William Faulkner, which the author bound by hand in 1921 and presented to his future wife shortly before he abandoned poetry for the novel, will be published on May 26 by the University of Texas Press.March 27, 1984 nytfrontpageNews
Closed Minds, Great Books
Faulkner offends nearly everyone, but he forces us to dive into the human wreckage of racism and violence.
June 22, 2015, Monday
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Review: 'The Sound and the Fury,' Elevator Repair Service's Take on Faulkner
After staging versions of "The Great Gatsby" and "The Sun Also Rises," a company tackles part of a notoriously difficult American classic.
May 22, 2015, Friday
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Literary Louisiana
A return home to soak up the places that left a mark on a handful of dazzling writers, including Walker Percy, Kate Chopin and Tennessee Williams.
April 12, 2015, Sunday
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As I Lay Lying: The Web Fixes Faulkner
What to do with the most offensive word in English? The Internet has an answer: Make it disappear.
January 20, 2015, Tuesday
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The Past Is Not Dead, but Faulkner Case Against 'Midnight in Paris' Is Dismissed
A judge dismissed a lawsuit brought by the rights-holders of Faulkner's novels against the studio that released the Woody Allen film.
July 19, 2013, Friday
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Faulkner's Past Isn't Dead; You Can Buy It at Auction
A cache of writings by William Faulkner, some previously unknown works, were found last year and will be auctioned in June.
March 28, 2013, Thursday
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Joseph Blotner, Faulkner Expert and Friend, Dies at 89
Mr. Blotner, a longtime professor and chronicler, may have been best known for a book about William Faulkner that went on for more than 2,000 pages.
November 23, 2012, Friday
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The Past Is Never Dead: A Faulkner Quote in 'Midnight in Paris' Results in a Lawsuit
Faulkner Literary Rights,has filed a lawsuit over Woody Allen's 2011 film "Midnight in Paris" and what it says is that movie's unauthorized use of a line from Faulkner's "Requiem For a Nun."
October 26, 2012, Friday
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The Breakfast Meeting: China Blocks Times's Sites, and Faulkner v. Allen
The Chinese government blocks access to The New York Times Web site after it published an article on the family fortune of China's prime minister, Apple's quarterly results shows its might, and the estate of William Faulkner sues over a quote in a...
October 26, 2012, Friday
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Benjy's Red-Letter Days
Acting on a suggestion Faulkner once made, the Folio Society is publishing "The Sound and the Fury" with 14 colors of ink.
September 16, 2012, Sunday
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In his last two games, JT Miller has one goal and four assists as he helps Team USA to the Gold Medal game this weekend at the WJC.
Miller has elevated his game, according to Chris Peters at the United States of Hockey and part of that has been due to the presence of Jimmy Vesey who was promoted to his line. He also praised Miller's size, speed and ability to get pucks to the net.
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In the Hartford Courant, Paul Doyle writes that Miller is a "strong candidate" to join the Rangers if the lockout is settled.
Adam Rotter: If/when the lockout gets settled and the Rangers start, I think Miller will probably be invited to training camp but I think it's more than likely that he spends the whole season with the Whale. He is just getting his feet wet down there and should start to play better, as he has, when he returns from the World Juniors. I don't think the Rangers want to rush Miller and will instead let him fight for what will likely be open spots in 2013-14 after the cap comes down and they make some moves.


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How does the '79-83 dual disk brake rate?
So, if the dual 10 inch setup is definitely better than a single 11.5, I'd settle for that for the time being.
Keep in mind I have the 10" dual disks, hub and calipers already, and am determined to use at least the hub and calipers. Those parts are a given. If I use 11.5 disks, they will be the 11.5 rear disk from a sporty of that era. I have one already and making it fit would be easy.
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Saturday, November 07, 2009
As I sat there at the eternal stoplight I wondered what master mind was conspiring against me, and why it seemed that God had forgotten all about me.
Then I looked out my window.
Pressed right up next to my window was the biggest dragon fly I have ever seen. It was so large I could see it's eyes blinking. It sat there buzzing next to the window looking right at me.
I looked at it, and it looked at me when I finally said "Well, Hello there friend." He landed on my mirror, and while he watched me he scratched his nose.
That dragon fly? He saw me. He noticed me.
We chatted for a moment, that dragon fly and I. He flew up closer to the window when I bore my soul to it during those few short minutes we had together. When I was done he landed back on my mirror, watching me again. And you know what? I know he heard me.
When the light changed I wondered if my friend was going to ride along with me on my mirror, but when I looked down he was gone.
My new friend reminded me of Him. Perhaps it was a tender mercy from The Lord, reminding me that He see's me. He hears my pleas and further He notices that I'm having a hard time.
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|Lees-McRae Men's Soccer Signs Five
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Five student-athletes have signed to attend Lees-McRae College and play men's soccer in the fall of 2013, announced Bobcat head coach Lee Squires
Wednesday. Yago Xavier (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), Patterson Towles (Angier, N.C.), Avery Varley (Raleigh, N.C.), Daniel Harris (Wilmington, N.C.), and Isauro Estrada (Linville, N.C.) will join the Lees-McRae men's soccer program for the 2013 season.
Yago Xavier – Forward/Midfielder – 5-10 – Resende, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Patterson Towles – Defender – 6-1 – Angier, N.C.
Avery Varley – Goalkeeper – 6-2 – Raleigh, N.C.
Daniel Harris – Midfielder – 6-2 – Wilmington, N.C.
Isauro Estrada – Midfielder – 5-5 – Linville, N.C.
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10 U.S. Code § 2826 - Military family housing: local comparability of room patterns and floor areas
(a) Local Comparability.— In the construction, acquisition, and improvement of military family housing, the Secretary concerned shall ensure that the room patterns and floor areas of military family housing in a particular locality (as designated by the Secretary concerned for purposes of this section) are similar to room patterns and floor areas of similar housing in the private sector in that locality.
(b) Requests for Authority for Military Family Housing.—
(1) In submitting to Congress a request for authority to carry out the construction, acquisition, or improvement of military family housing, the Secretary concerned shall include in the request information on the net floor area of each unit of military family housing to be constructed, acquired, or improved under the authority.
(2) In this subsection, the term "net floor area", in the case of a military family housing unit, means the total number of square feet of the floor space inside the exterior walls of the unit, excluding the floor area of an unfinished basement, an unfinished attic, a utility space, a garage, a carport, an open or insect-screened porch, a stairwell, and any space used for a solar-energy system.
Source(Added Pub. L. 97–214, § 2(a),July 12, 1982, 96 Stat. 159; amended Pub. L. 100–26, § 7(k)(3),Apr. 21, 1987, 101 Stat. 284; Pub. L. 102–190, div. B, title XXVIII, § 2808,Dec. 5, 1991, 105 Stat. 1540; Pub. L. 104–106, div. B, title XXVIII, §§ 2814, 2815,Feb. 10, 1996, 110 Stat. 553; Pub. L. 104–201, div. A, title X, § 1074(a)(17),Sept. 23, 1996, 110 Stat. 2659; Pub. L. 106–398, § 1 [div. B, title XXVIII, § 2803(a)(1)], Oct. 30, 2000, 114 Stat. 1654, 1654A–413.)
2000—Pub. L. 106–398amended section catchline and text generally. Prior to amendment, section consisted of subsecs. (a) to (i) which limited the net floor area allowed in the construction, acquisition, and improvement of military family housing units.
1996—Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 104–106, § 2814, struck out at end "The authority provided by this subsection shall expire on September 30, 1994."
Subsec. (i). Pub. L. 104–106, § 2815, added subsec. (i).
Subsec. (i)(1). Pub. L. 104–201substituted "February 10, 1996" for "the date of the enactment of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 1996".
1991—Subsecs. (d) to (h). Pub. L. 102–190added subsecs. (d) and (e) and redesignated former subsecs. (d) to (f) as (f) to (h), respectively.
1987—Subsec. (f). Pub. L. 100–26inserted "the term" after "In this section,".
Effective Date of 2000 Amendment
Pub. L. 106–398, § 1 [div. B, title XXVIII, § 2803(b)], Oct. 30, 2000, 114 Stat. 1654, 1654A–413, provided that:
"(1) The amendments made by subsection (a) [amending this section] shall take effect on October 1, 2001, but the Secretary of Defense shall anticipate the requirements of section 2826 of title 10, United States Code, as added by such subsection, when preparing the budget request for new construction, acquisition, or improvement of military family housing for fiscal year 2002.
"(2) Section 2826 of title 10, United States Code, as in effect on September 30, 2001, shall continue to apply with respect to the construction, acquisition, or improvement of military family housing commenced on or before that date."
Effective Date
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1959. France. Francois Truffaut. 93 min.
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Les Mistons
1957. France. Directed by Francois Truffaut. In French; English subtitles. 25 min.
The 400 Blows
1959. France. Directed by Francois Truffaut. With Jean-Pierre Leaud, Claire Maurier, Albert Remy, Patrick Auffay. The beginning of Truffaut's autobiographical Antoine Doinel cycle made him instantly the most lovable and accessible of the New Wave directors. Even with his first feature, Truffaut was clearly in thrall to his great mentors, Jean Renoir and Alfred Hitchcock. In French; English subtitles. 93 min.
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Some people roll low everywhere they go and don't want the extended arms, that cars hits the streets...just sayin! ;)
Shouldve kept it in LA Javier Nevarez
Roba pollos Mercado. . .That's a cali car. . I should of kept it
Nice car my friend
Sweet dreams
Hey todo estava bien asta k vi los rines
Hey Javier Nevarez look its your old car still same paint
Nice. My 70 had a wicked butterfly look also.
Extend those arm's bro.
This is bad ass this is a dream far fetched dream but a dream none the less
I want one
Pat Benware
So beautiful !
Joshua Belone
Orale firme
a arms need extended
That's what I call reverse A- arms lol..
Make it squat like a pit..
I love it got same car
Nice ride but extended A-arms would be a finishing touch
All that money in that ride what happen to extending his a arms .... Impala bobs here in az has Everthing to restore old rides
Hard ride to restore.....no parts available.....awesome
Get this guy dome upper arms....dang