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Justseeds is participating in the BAY VIEW GALLERY NIGHT in Milwaukee tonight. If your in town, stop by Sweet Water Organics - a large scale urban aquaponics farm housed inside a warehouse - and see a new install of prints by Pete Railand, Nicolas Lampert, and Colin Matthes. And join us for a magical night of art, dance and music. Urarider (Naomi Joy & Clare Hubbard) will be performing before a special dance performance from the Friction Dance Company, immediately followed by a performance from Dark Dark Dark with Hello Death supporting.
Doors open at 4pm. Performances began at 8pm.
**There will be a separate requested donation for the Hello Death / Dark Dark Dark performance.** Performance at 9pm from Friction Dance Company.
Hey all- we're in the final few days of Print Lottery 2012, an uniquely structured benefit for AS220 Community Printshop. Members of the public can purchase a $100 ticket, guaranteed to win a print at the culminating event on this Saturday September 29, 2012. In the interest of fun, artwork in the show is won by way of a blind lottery. Yes, you can order long-distance and have your prints shipped to you!
Prints have been donated by a wide variety of folks, including Justseeds members Meredith Stern, Melanie Cervantes, Jesus Barraza, Mary Tremonte, Bec Young and of course myself, as well as a bunch of other friends/favorite printmakers like Swoon, William Schaff, Amos Paul Kennedy, Kyla & James Quigley (AKA Gunsho), Dennis McNett, Emmy Bright, Xander Marro, Pippi Zornoza, the list goes on! the AS220 Community Printshop makes printmaking accessible & affordable to a lot of folks, myself included, and deserves yr support!
For added inspiration, check out this sweet video about the shop-
Communal History from Timothy Whitney on Vimeo.
14 months ago in July of 2011 Milwaukee Police left 22-year old Derek Williams to die as he begged for medical help from the back of an MPD squad car, hand cuffed. MPD had tackled and arrested Williams, breaking a bone in his neck, and refused to help him until he suffocated to death in the squad car several minutes later. Community pressure and the release of the squad car video of Williams death has placed renewed pressure on his case. Earlier this week Williams' death is now being ruled a homicide and not a natural death, according to the district attorney's office, and a federal investigation may be launched.
Two graphics, one by Paul Kjelland (top) and one by Jacob Flom (bottom) demand justice for Derek Williams.
Below is a link to the video, which is incredibly hard to watch, but vital in demonstrating why police accountability is needed to end these acts of police brutality and murder.
This comic is printed in the hand sewn zine of "This is an Emergency!" a print portfolio on gender justice and reproductive rights. It was originally printed in World War 3 Illustrated.
To purchase a copy of the portfolio, you can click HERE.
To check out the website for this project, click HERE.
The 4th Annual Black Panther Party Film Festival:
"Endangered Species & Political Prisoners"
Friday, September 28th – Saturday, September 29th
Friday, October 5th – Saturday, October 6th
The Maysles Cinema
343 Lenox Avenue
(Malcolm X Boulevard),
New York, NY
WE WANT education for our people that exposes the true nature of this decadent American society. We want education that teaches us our true history and our role in the present-day society.
Go to the Maysles Website for the full schedule.
NYC Book Release:
Freedom Through Football: The story of the Easton Cowboys and Cowgirls
by Will Simpson & Malcolm McMahon
Tuesday September 25th, 7pm
Interference Archive
131 8th st. #4
Brooklyn, NY 11215
The anarchist football team [Easton Cowboys] formed out of a kick-about between a group of punks and kids from St Pauls and in 2012 celebrated its 20th year. Freedom Through Football tells the tale of a journey that has seen them smuggled into Zapatista communities under cover of darkness, play cricket in Compton, South Central LA, and soccer on the dusty pitches of Palestine. Along the way they've sheltered asylum seekers from Mozambique, spent an afternoon as uninvited guests at Windsor Castle and been joined by rampageous netballers, can can dancers and an up and coming street artist named Banksy. At times it's been nothing if not a bumpy ride - as a team and as individuals they've had to confront imprisonment, death, drug and alcohol problems and meet them all head on.
This is the world the Easton Cowboys and Cowgirls have created for themselves. Freedom Through Football is the guide to this punk and anarchist-inspired, community-minded club that truly is like no other in British sport.
Presented by one of the founding members, Roger Wilson
This print is from "This is an Emergency!" a print portfolio on gender justice and reproductive rights.
To purchase a copy of the portfolio, you can click HERE.
To check out the website for this project, click HERE.
In early July we traveled to Arizona as part of a project we started, "Justicia y Dignidad", to work deepen the connections we have to three grassroots community organizations. We visited with No More Deaths, Tierra y Libertad Organization in Tucson and Puente Movement in Phoenix in order to deepen these collaborations and work more intentionally on art projects that support the work they do in their communities. To support the groups we are doing what we do best, creating artwork to support the campaigns they are running. We will design two posters for each organization producing offset and screen printed versions of the posters. We are also providing a series of workshops and skill shares for members and organizers. Our goal is to teach the organizations how we approach screen printing, stenciling, poster layout and photography as well as showcasing the work, through exhibition, that comes out of this collaboration. This was the first of three trips that we will make to Arizona and we hope that through these visits we will be able to better understand the issues impacting people there and to build a closer relationship with the organizations and their members who are working to improve the conditions of their communities.
I was out of the country for the past year. While I was away my father Neil designed and built a solar powered golf cart (in our case a work cart). I worked with him this summer installing electric at the Jefferson County Fair and it was amazing to see how effective the solar cart was. It was as fast as the gas powered carts, completely quiet, and was used for over 12 hours a day never needing a charge or any maintenance.
Neil making sure everyone knows he is solar powered.
You can download the PDF here.
I thought friends of Justseeds might be interested in the catalogue for 'Lake-Effect: Rurality and Ecology in the Great Lakes.' I have uploaded the PDF for your downloading pleasure. Feel free to send me any ideas or suggestions that you may have for future Lake-Effect projects.
For the final installment of book covers from the Penguin African Library (see the first nine posts HERE), I'm going to take a look at the other books on Africa Penguin was putting out during the same time period and a little later, 1961-1979. Some of these books are considered to be part of the Penguin African Library (or the "African Affairs" series, as it became known), although they don't have PAL numbers and don't mention the Library anywhere. I haven't been able to track down the entire story, but it appears that Ronald Segal kept editing a series of books on African for Penguin, even after the PAL moniker was dropped.
You can see from the early volumes that 1961-63 is when Penguin, and likely the broader public, started evolving in its perspective towards Africa. Colin Legum's Congo Disaster (1961), a critical look at Belgian colonialism, hits the shelves around the same time as Lucy Mair's Primitive Government, a traditional anthropological look at Africa. But what unites them is that both books have great covers! Legum's functions like the best of the early Penguin Special's, integrating red into a simple design mostly dependent on type to do the communication. The field of black is ominous, with Congo jumping to the foreground, and "disaster" hanging back, and becoming that much more intriguing because of it. The handdrawn vertical lines and all lowercase simultaneously seem to diminish the word yet increase the sense of tension and loss.
Shaun, Mary and Bec will be reppin' Justseeds at the 2nd Annual Pittsburgh Zine Fair today. Please stop by and see us if you are in the area! There will be workshops, panel discussions, demonstrations, and yes, zines!
The zine fair is free and open 11am until 7pm on the CMU Campus in the University Center Building, Wiegand Gymnasium. For more info visit pghzinefair.com.
I'm so inspired by this project taking place in Portland, Oregon. Street Books is a bicycle-powered mobile library for people living outside. It is bicycle with a built in cart that is full books and two street Liberians; Laura Moulton and Sue Zalokar. Patrons are able to check out books with out the usual requirements of an ID and proof of address. They use the old school card with the pocket inside the cover and the patrons return the books when they are able. Those who wish to can be photographed with their book of choice, offer reviews, and contribute their own stories from the road which get shown at www. streetbooks.org.
A new friend here in Toronto, Ponni, shared some amazing political graphics by Aarti Sunder, criticizing the government's use of the charge of Sedition to silence over 6,000 anti-nuclear activists (residents of the community) in Idinthakarai, Koodankulam, India. Literally pushed into the sea, people have been nonviolently protesting literally in the water, for hours at a time.
Take a look after the jump
This print is from "This is an Emergency!" a print portfolio on gender justice and reproductive rights.
To purchase a copy, you can click here. To check out the tumblr website for this project, click here.
The Illuminator, in case you haven't heard, is a tactical media machine (aka a van with a really powerful projector, sound system, and library) that has been roaming the streets of New York City and beyond, bringing the spirit and message of the movement of the 99% to street corners and public squares everywhere.
A month back I spent five days in Charlotte, NC with Chris Stain, helping him out with his install at the McColl Center for Visual Art. This included making a rad zine, and helping him paint out a huge mural, which you can see above and below...
This print is from "This is an Emergency!" a print portfolio on gender justice and reproductive rights.
To purchase a copy of the portfolio, you can click HERE.
To check out the website for this project, click HERE.
This is the 9th part of my series on the covers of the Penguin African Library and associated titles, and the second part on the covers of series editor Ronald Segal. You can see all the previous posts in the series HERE. In 1968, Segal took on the United States, with America's Receding Future (Penguin). I haven't read the book, but the cover photograph says plenty, dilapidated buildings in the shadow of the Capitol in DC. The use of a black and white photo adds to the sense that the US—or at least its dominance—may in fact be receding into the past, instead of forward into the future.
Once again, Justseeds members have been heavily involved in the art side of the always fabulous Certain Days: Freedom for Political Prisoners Calendar. This year Santiago's art is on the cover, and Jesus, Melanie, and myself have artwork on the inside. This is an awesome project which directly supports political prisoners and education around the issues, so definitely pick a copy up, and hang it where people can see it!
Get your copy of the Certain Days 2013 calendar from us right here!
Lake-Effect, an exhibition at (scene) metrospace, is the first public event in an ongoing series of projects that interrogates the history, culture, and life of the Great Lakes. Lake-Effect is about the place I call home. It opens tonight in East Lansing, Michigan.
This interview is printed in the hand sewn zine of "This is an Emergency!" a print portfolio on gender justice and reproductive rights.
To purchase a copy of the portfolio, you can click HERE.
To check out the website for this project, click HERE.
I'm currently in DR Congo, in the capital Kinshasa, to be precise, waiting for a dawn flight to Kisangani in the Northeast. I'm volunteering with a team of scientists led by Drs. John and Terese Hart, who are leading a push to establish a new national park in the east, straddling the borders of Maniema and Orientale provinces. The Harts announced today the discovery of a new species of monkey in the forest where I'll be working for the next few months. It's an exciting announcement, the first new monkey species described for 29 years. The story of this little beast, known as the Lesula, is pretty poignant- a team of Congolese field researchers working for the park project noticed an unusual monkey coming ashore off a pirogue from a remote upstream region in the arms of the local schoolmasters' daughter, Georgette (pictured above).
My friend Katie Yamasaki, an incredible Brooklyn artist in Brooklyn, will have a mural dedication this week for a Kickstarter-funded project that connects incarcerated mothers with their children on the outside. The project, If Walls Could Talk, was developed in partnership with STEPS to End Family Violence and the NYC Dept. of Corrections.
Children from the East Harlem Community and the greater NYC area worked to design a mural that I painted with the mothers inside of the women's jail in Rikers Island. The women also created an image and message dedicated to their children and the East Harlem community. Last month, I worked with their children and other members of the East Harlem community to bring their message to life.
Please join community members, families of the incarcerated mothers, local representatives, and supporters of the project dedicate If Walls Could Talk (pt 2) on Friday, 9/14.
Mural Dedication: If Walls Could Talk, Part 2
Friday, September 14
SE Corner of 118th Street and 1st Ave. (Side of Patsy's Pizzeria)
You can see photographs of the mural in its Kickstarter Updates
This print is from "This is an Emergency!" a print portfolio on gender justice and reproductive rights.
To purchase a copy of the portfolio, you can click HERE.
To check out the website for this project, click HERE.
Kimberley Rivera and Rodney Watson who have sought refuge in Canada are now facing deportation threats from the Canadian government. Kimberly Rivera, the first women Iraq war resister to come to Canada, after she grew disillusioned with the war was ordered to return to the United States by September 20th. Kimberly and her family are weighing their legal options and asking you to show your support by writing letters to Canadian Immigration Minister Jason Kenney.
Rodney Watson is a Fort Hood Iraq war veteran who after facing a second deployment to Iraq choose to resist, desert, and seek refuge in Canada. In 2009 after facing the threat of deportation and jail Rodney sought sanctuary at the First United Church in Vancouver, Canada.
The rubbish and anti-teacher statements from Rahm Emanuel is becoming hard to stomach. No wonder Paul Ryan and Mitt Romney is standing in support with him. And go figure - Obama has yet to take a side. Another case of the neo-liberal and neo-con design to privatize all things public. Truthout posted an informative article here that tells the teachers side of the story. And one can also check out the Chicago Teachers Union site for the union perspective. Much respect to all the Chicago students and parents who are standing in solidarity with their teachers.
I had been collecting the Penguin African Library books for awhile when I stumbled upon this copy of Into Exile at the local, and very cool, Brooklyn used book shop Unnameable. The cover was interesting and the author's name was familiar, then it hit me, this is the guy who built the PAL! I bought the book and read it over the next couple days. It's a great narrative touching on so many of the complexities of growing up, living in, and attempting to be politically active in South Africa. It ends before Segal hooks up with Penguin to start the African Library, but he does discuss publishing Africa South, and tells the harrowing story of sneaking out of South Africa with Oliver Tambo, then head of the African National Congress.
To the right is the dust jacket of the US edition published in 1963 by McGraw-Hill. The concept of the cover is cool, with a wall of type leading to a giant tear in the page, separating the title Into Exile from the rest of Segal's life. With the type so crammed it is a bit overwhelming and hard to read, but the enlarged title does provide eye relief, and visually carries the cover.
This came in recently from my friend Sandy in Berlin:
This interview is printed in the hand sewn zine of "This is an Emergency!" a print portfolio on gender justice and reproductive rights.
To purchase a copy of the portfolio, you can click HERE.
To check out the website for this project, click HERE.
I've been fascinated by my friend Jenn Pascoe's quietly growing collection of name stamps from the bottoms of paper bags. She keeps a Flickr set of these images, right now still a self-defined work in progress. I like these small gestures at some sort of individual humanity inside the industrial manufacturing machine. Anyone out there know more about the story behind these stamps?
Opening: Saturday, September 8, 6 - 8 PM here
421 Hudson Street Greenwich Village, NYC. Show runs until October 6.
Information about the opening can be found HERE.
This is the Introduction to the reproductive rights and gender justice print portfolio, "This is an Emergency!"
To purchase a copy of the portfolio, you can click HERE.
To check out the website for this project, click HERE.
The Penguin African Library (see HERE for earlier cover posts) was the brain child of Ronald Segal, a Jewish South African who grew to despise the Apartheid system and organize against it first as a student, then as an independent intellectual and publisher. Although he identified with the Congress movement (which would later solidify into the African National Congress), he remained fiercely independent. He began publishing Africa South in 1956 out of a desire to create a space for independent political thought and dialogue in Southern Africa. He chronicles the ups and downs of publishing in his great memoir Into Exile. The magazine ran through 21 issues over 6 years (4 per year), ending with volume 6, number 1 in 1961.
By skimming the tables of contents, you can see why Segal was so effective as theb editor of the PAL, many of the writers for that series can be found in Africa South, including Brian Bunting, Basil Davidson, Ruth First, Patrick Keatley, and Freda Troup. In addition, well known and important writers (in Africa and out) are also inside the pages, including John Berger, Nadine Gordimer, Langston Hughes, Nelson Mandela, Ezekiel Mphahlele, and Julius Neyere.
Jordan Miles, a teenager in Pittsburgh, was the subject of extreme racial profiling and police brutality in the winter of 2010. Ambushed by three undercover cops a few blocks from his home, the unarmed teen was beaten so hard as to sustain brain damage. To the disappointment of many Pittsburghers, the jury for the court case which concluded on August 8th came back in support of the officers. The Miles family is still looking for justice in a retrial, and in Rustbelt Radio's coverage of the case, Miles' sister says, "please be encouraged, and don't give up, because we never will." More info at justiceforjordanmiles.com


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Hi everyone,
As an option, I am turning to our community experts on our encountered issue. We are currently implementing Mobile Device Management on a client and we have configured all the necessary ports, certificates and settings (Symantec Support already checked). Unfortunately, whenever we enroll a device, once the payload certificate has been accepted, it just loads and nothing happens.
I have opened two support cases which relate to this and I already closed the first one (due to reaching a dead end on the troubleshooting).
The error displayed on SMP is that MMS cannot communicate with APNS via 2195 and 2196 but when we telnet APNS on MMS via those ports, it goes through. We already allowed the whole 188.8.131.52/8 IP range to be able to test this but we still encountered the same issue.
Anyone already encountered this issue?
Appreciate your help in any way. Thank you and regards.
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My platform shows that it cannot talk to the APNS server intermittently but it never really affects the app.
What version of iOS are you trying to enroll? If it's iOS7 then look at the sticky thread in this forum for information on what you have to do. There's a hotfix and an updated in-house application to compile. Unfortunately Symantec/Apple have still not published the updated app in the public Apple App Store.
If it is iOS7, there is now a compatible agent available in the Apple store. The iPhone Configuration Utility (IPCU) may yield some more actionable information (logs). IPCU may be downloaded from: http://support.apple.com/kb/dl1466
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GOVERNORS at a Burton school say that they are happy with the action being taken to improve as the process continues to replace her.
Riverview Primary School in Suffolk Road, Stapenhill was told that it requires improvement following an inspection in March. The report cited a 'legacy of weaker teaching' as the reason for its findings however in a follow up inspection plans outlined by head teacher Christine Bell have been praised by Ofsted.
Despite the promising signs, it was also noted that Mrs Bell is due to leave her position at the end of the summer term, with the search for a new head teacher continuing. In a letter addressed to the school from inspector Jacqueline Wordsworth, it was noted that governors are currently seeking an interim head teacher to work at the school until December 2014 after two previous recruitment campaigns failed to result in a permanent appointment.
A statement issued to the Mail by school stated: "Governors' are pleased to note that the HMI have recognised that effective action is being taken and plans are in place to rapidly bring about improvement. They are in the process of recruiting a new Head Teacher to replace Mrs Bell."
In the section 8 monitoring report, regarding progress being made at the school, Jacqueline Wandsworth said current procedures were encouraging. She said: "You have responded well to the areas for improvement identified in your recent inspection report and with the support of the local authority, you have developed a well-focused action plan concentrating on what needs most improvement.
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Apparently Matthew Vaughn already turned it down
Am told the Vaughn discussions were touch and go, and sources close to the director said he won't be directing the movie. Let's see if that holds true. It wouldn't be the first time Vaughn has flirted with the
franchise. He got far down the road on replacing Bryan Singer as director of
X-Men: The Last Stand
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Lindsay Lohan Pleads Not Guilty to Felony Grand Theft; Judge Admonishes Her
Lohan meekly answered, "Yes sir," when asked if she understood the charge against her – grand theft of personal property totaling $2,500.
Then her attorney, Shawn Chapman Holley, pleaded not guilty on behalf of the starlet.
Lohan's string of problems stemming from dirty tests after a misdemeanor DUI conviction left the prosecutor in no mood for leniency. Deputy District Attorney Danette Meyers – who filed the previous case against Lohan -- asked the judge to violate her probation from that case.
Meyers struggled to get Lohan to serve serious jail time following several court hearings last year, but the most time she ever spent behind bars was two weeks.
This time, Superior Court Judge Keith Schwartrz imposed a $40,000 bail and then gave a stern warning.
"You are in a different situation now with a felony filed against you," he said. "If you violate the law, I will remand you and set no bail."
Schwartz, not swayed by Lohan's celebrity, told the star that "you need to follow the law just like everyone else. You are no different than anyone else, so please don't push your luck. I'm telling you -- things will be different!"
Lohan answered in a small "yes" when asked if she understood. She was also ordered to stay away from the store, where employees became "alarmed" when someone from Lohan's camp sent flowers, Meyers said.
Then Lohan was taken into custody by sheriff's deputies until a bond was posted.
Contrary to previous court appearances where the judge was kept waiting up to an hour, Lohan was 15 minutes early. She swept into the courtroom flanked by Holley and a group of deputies, wearing a skin-tight white mini dress, no bra, 4-inch black pumps, and oversized sunglasses.
The charge stems from her visit to Kamofie & Company jewelry store in Venice on Jan. 22, where she was seen trying on a gold necklace that turned up missing. The image was captured on a store surveillance camera and other photos surfaced of Lohan wearing the necklace outside the store, the LA Times reported.
As LAPD detectives prepared to serve a search warrant on her home, an acquaintance of Lohan's returned the necklace to a police station. That didn't resolve the issue and the case was filed today.
Lohan remains under investigation for an incident at the Betty Ford Center in Palm Desert on Dec. 12. She was completing a court-ordered stint in rehab when an employee claimed that she was pushed by Lohan.
Lohan's next court appearance will be Feb. 23, when her attorney will have a conference with the prosecutor in hopes of settling the case before trial.
"The next court hearing is common in courts throughout LA County ... the court will see if the case can be resolved successfully before the preliminary hearing," said LA County District Attorney spokeswoman Sandi Gibbons.
This isn't the first time Lohan has been accused of having sticky fingers. In 2007, she was accused of stealing $10,000 worth of shoes and accessories from a former friend. Then in 2008, she "accidentally" grabbed an $11,000 blond mink coat from a New York club, then was later photographed in her impromptu loaner much to the chagrin of its rightful owner.
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- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy leenabell
she out to be in jail where she belongs, anybody else would already be doing time. Who the hell does she think she is ??
- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy Michael
Hey, notice the bailiff behind Lindsay. She is the same one that is always behind her in court. We must be watching a NEW SERIES and don't even know it. Got to be because this is sooooooo out of place for courts. I wonder what Obama thinks of this :)
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- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy Karl
What a skank!
- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy byjack007
Ok, we don't need to waste more time and taxpayer money on 'Lindsay'. Zillionaire movie starlets don't have to steal. Let her pay for the necklace or return it, plus a fine, that's it.
Prisons and courts are for real criminals not girl movie stars.
- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy juls
Lindsay Lohan have disease which is she a drunk, where no one is helping her, not even her so call parents the only thing they are instrested in is where is the next camera or the next microphone so they can blab, Lindsay Lohan needs help and she needs it now, she don't need people to be bashing her. When my cousin was lilo age she use to be a drunk and th next day you have to tell her what happen the next day, She does the same things that lindsay is doing, guest what, with help from a lot of people she stop drinking and put her life together.
- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy speweth
i hope it wasn't you who tried to teach her how to spell.
- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy Pat
Finally, someone who knows what is happening to this woman..I am a recovering heroin addict, and even though what you say is true, it may not be her time to stop. I used until I was 46 years old, and hit so many bottoms that I now know that I don't have a bottom, my bottom is death..I tried 12 steps for 12 years, did everything that was asked of me, but I still was miserable..12 step programs help many people, but at the age of 46 after trying everything I choose to be on opiate replacement therapy. These last 11 years have been the happiest of my life..When an addict is ready, they will get recovery in whatever recovery program works, she is young, don't write her off, as long as we have a breathe of life, there is hope!!
- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy Barbara
Why do all the celebs these days turn to "rehab." Have they not heard of WILL POWER. I have known several people who decided to help themselves, and did so successfully.
- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy Susan
I hate this whole 'alcohol/drugs' is a disease crap. It's not. It's a choice. YOU CHOOSE to do it. The whole 12 step thing is a joke because you people never take personal responsibility for your OWN CHOICES. YOU choose to drink. YOU choose to do drugs. It's not a 'disease'. It's YOU people. Geez...you people need to grow up. I was married to one of 'you people' and divorced his butt about 7 yrs before he killed himself with his addiction. 3 times in rehab didn't work. You people are simply losers who are unwilling to accept responsibility for your own CHOICES. You hurt innocent people...and we innocent people are fed up.
- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy JaneLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
I agree. People need to stop denegrading her. She has problems, and I pray she seeks the right kinds of help and gets it. She is an amazingly talanted young woman who deserves a second chance at life. We ALL do. Not just Charlie Sheen. Let's quit with the "I hate women" routine and leave this woman alonr to sort out her life. Best of luck to you Lindsey.
- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy davew
YUM tig bits
- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy Tribalzone
Lindsay would be the one "chagrined",
not the rightful owner.
You guys should hire an editor.
- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy jbrock
sometimes people just like picking on trash!!!
- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy tkorenny
Just throw the loser in jail already. How many chances can you give someone?
- Saturday 12 FebruaryBy deb
Maybe we should throw her parents in jail, they need a wake up call too, so we can have the whole Lohan family locked up and be done with them all!!!
- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy D
The system fails us again
- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy jan
If that had been "Jane Doe" walking out of that store with that necklace on.....and on video to boot.....that person would have gone straight to jail, and would still be there. Somebody, please lock this heffa (LL) up, and have her do some REAL time....until she finally learns her lesson.
- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy Kristine
Lohan should be arrested for wearing that trashy dress to court.
- Wednesday 09 FebruaryBy Bjk
What a joke and disappointment in our judicial system. And they say the system is fair for everyone.
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Harden has been unheralded in that sense, overlooked for the mature manner in which he's handled what would be a difficult position for many top three picks.
It's become easy for some to look back on the 2009 draft and conclude the Thunder would be better off with a player like Curry or Evans. But the truth is Harden's ability to accept his role alongside All-Stars Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook is more valuable to the Thunder than the addition of another stat stuffer could have been.
And really, we don't know yet whether Harden is capable of scoring 20 points a night. But Harden has proved he can be a key contributor on a winning team. While Curry and Evans are putting up great numbers on two of the worst four teams in the Western Conference, Harden continues to chip in however and whenever possible as the Sixth Man on a 50-win team that is a top four seed in the conference.
Consider this for comparison purposes. Evans is averaging 18.3 points, 4.9 rebounds and 5.5 assists. He's shooting 17 times a game and playing close to 38 minutes a night.
Curry is averaging 18.8 points, 3.5 rebounds and 5.8 assists. He's shooting 14 times a night and playing 34 minutes per game.
Harden is averaging 10.3 points, 3.3 rebounds and two assists. He's shooting seven times a game and playing just 26 minutes a night.
Friday night might not be easy on Harden's ego. But he has nothing to be ashamed of.


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|Mountaineers Blitz Bulldogs, 35-17
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|Saturday, 22 October 2011 22:39
Appalachian State University, ranked sixth in the nation, scored 21 points in a 12:46 span of the second quarter to turn 3-0 deficit into a 21-10 halftime lead and cruised to a 35-17 win over visiting Samford on Saturday at Kidd Brewer Stadium. With the win, Appalachian moved to 5-2 overall and 2-1 in Southern Conference play
going into next week's colossal showdown versus No. 1 Georgia Southern (7-0, 5-0 SoCon) at The Rock. With No. 4 Wofford's 26-21 loss at Furman on Saturday, ASU controls its own destiny in its quest for an unprecedented seventh-straight SoCon championship.
Appalachian dominated the action from the get-go but a pair of turnovers deep in Samford territory and a missed field goal left the Mountaineers empty-handed. Samford took advantage of the ASU miscues to take a 3-0 lead on Cameron Yaw's 39-yard field goal midway through the first quarter.
The Mountaineers' dominance finally began to pay dividends in the second period, as they put together three-straight drives of 74 yards or more to erase the 3-0 deficit and take a commanding 21-10 lead. The second-quarter blitz began when quarterback Jamal Jackson (Atlanta, Ga./North Atlanta) capped a nine-play, 74-yard drive with a two-yard touchdown run to give Appalachian its first lead of the afternoon at 7-3.
One series later, ASU marched 84 yards on seven plays, buoyed by 18 and 13-yard runs by Travaris Cadet (Miami, Fla./Central) and a 27-yard gain on a screen pass to Steven Miller (Piscataway, N.J./Piscataway). Cadet closed out the impressive drive with a five-yard touchdown run to stretch the ASU advantage to 14-3.
Samford (4-3, 2-3 SoCon) appeared to regain a bit of momentum when it cut the lead to 14-10 with 2:38 to go in the first half but Appalachian quickly turned the tables back in its favor five plays later when Jackson hit Brian Quick (Columbia, S.C./Ridge View) in stride over the middle and Quick sped untouched past several Bulldog defenders for a 69-yard touchdown. The score not only gave the Mountaineers a 21-10 lead going into halftime but was also the 26th of Quick's career, breaking the 43-year-old ASU record for touchdown receptions in a career, previously held by Bob Agle (1965-68).
On the first quarter:
"We were sloppy in the beginning, we had to settle back down," Jackson said. Defensively, they did a good job come up with those stops, so kudos to the defense. All of those receivers, Peacock, Washington, and Lott those are definitely playmakers, it is my job to spread the ball around."
Appalachian put the game away for all intents and purposes on its second possession of the second half when, after a 37-yard punt return by Cadet gave the Mountaineers terrific field position in Samford territory, Jackson found Tony Washington (High Point, N.C./T.W. Andrews) for a 41-yard touchdown strike that stretched the Mountaineers' advantage to 28-10.
ASU erased any doubts about the final outcome when it put together a clock-milking, 13-play, 86-yard touchdown drive that spanned 6:41 late in the third quarter and early in the fourth that extended its lead to 35-10. The back-breaking drive was highlighted by 20-yard completions to both Washington and Andrew Peacock (Durham, N.C./Northern Durham) and capped by Cadet's second touchdown run of the day from 12 yards out.
"Jamal for a year and half now has practiced well, its not like he has just been sitting there waiting" said ASU coach Jerry Moore. "He practices hard, he practices as if he were the starter for a year, so the Citadel was no big deal for him because he practices that way."
In all, Appalachian's offense racked up over 500 yards of offense for the second-straight week, outgaining Samford, 519-380, and averaging 7.2 yards per snap. The balanced ASU attack included 290 passing yards and 229 yards on the ground. Cadet and Quick led the onslaught with 139 yards on 22 carries and 100 yards on four receptions, respectively. The 100-yard game was the 10th of Quick's career and his fourth this season while Cadet surpassed the century mark for the fifth time overall and first time in back-to-back games (he rushed for 133 yards in last week's win at The Citadel).
Jackson completed 19-of-30 passes for a career-high 290 yards and two touchdowns with six of his completions going to Washington, who amassed 78 yards.
Despite the offensive fireworks, the story of the day may have been senior DeAndre Presley (Tampa, Fla./Middleton). After having a string of 18-straight starts at quarterback snapped last week at The Citadel due to a shoulder injury, Presley started at right cornerback on Saturday after less than one week of practice at the new position. Presley made his presence on the defensive side of the ball known just seven plays into the game when he leveled Samford's Kelsey Pope, causing a fumble that was recovered by the Mountaineers. Presley went on to finish with six solo tackles to go along with the forced fumble in his first-ever defensive action.
"It happened on Wednesday," Presley said, "Coach (Moore) came to me in the weight room and told me we were short on DBs and that we needed help and I told him I would love to do it. I got picked on all week that I wasn't going to hit anybody and my first tackle was a forced fumble."
Jeremy Kimbrough (Decatur, Ga./Cedar Grove) and Troy Sanders (Chester, S.C./Chester) led Appalachian with nine tackles apiece with Kimbrough adding a sack, one-and-a-half tackles for loss and a fumble recovery. Rodger Walker (Thomasville, Ga./Brookwood) had two interceptions for the Mountaineers.
ASU limited Samford to just 84 rushing yards, marking the third time in seven games this season that an opponent failed to rush for 100 yards against the Mountaineers.
Samford's Dustin Taliaferro completed 27-of-42 for 253 yards but threw for just one touchdown and was picked off twice. Fabian Truss, who came into the contest ranked fourth in the SoCon and 25th nationally with 98.2 rushing yards per game, managed just 65 yards on 16 carries.
"I think (Samford) are a very good football team," said Moore. "I think they are well coached and their kids play hard. I was impressed that they were as physical as they are and I was impressed with what they did in the last minute of the game, they showed a lot of class and they never quit."
NOTES: Appalachian moved to 30-2 in its last 32 SoCon games ... the win was ASU's 15th-straight regular-season home victory ... the Mountaineers moved to 59-4 in its last 63 home games overall ... the crowd of 28,912 was the ninth-largest in Kidd Brewer Stadium history ... ASU won for the ninth-straight time on homecoming and is now 37-11-2 in 50 all-time homecoming games played at The Rock ... Appalachian moved to 7-0 all-time when wearing gold jerseys, including 2-0 in this
year's incarnation of the alternate third jersey ... Appalachian moved to 4-0 against Samford since the Bulldogs joined the SoCon in 2008 and 5-1 all-time versus SU ... ASU remains as the only SoCon team that Samford has not beaten in four years in the league.
1st 07:28 SAM Cameron Yaw 39 yd field goal, 10 plays, 73 yards, TOP 3:03 3 - 0
2nd 14:00 ASU Jamal Jackson 2 yd run (Drew Stewart kick), 9 plays, 74 yards, TOP 2:45 3 - 7
3rd 10:38 ASU Tony Washington 41 yd pass from Jamal Jackson (Drew Stewart kick), 3 plays, 44 yards, TOP 1:03 10 - 28
4th 11:56 ASU Travaris Cadet 12 yd run (Drew Stewart kick), 13 plays, 86 yards, TOP 6:41 10 - 35
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An exclusive screening of the documentary "GOLD YOU CAN DO MORE THAN YOU THINK" and the signing of a Letter of Intent between the United Nations Office on Sport for Development and Peace and Parapictures Film Production GmbH (Parapictures).
GOLD – YOU CAN DO MORE THAN YOU THINK is the emotional story about three outstanding top Athletes: Henry Wanyoike, a blind Marathon runner from Kenya, Kirsten Bruhn, paralyzed Swimmer from Germany, and Kurt Fearnley, Australian Wheelchair racer. For over a year the film team around Michael Hammon followed these three Athletes on their daily routines while preparing for the Paralympic Games in London 2012. The UN Special Adviser on Sport for Development and Peace, Mr. Wilfried Lemke is also one of the patrons of the documentary. The film was first presented during the Berlin International Film Festival ("Berlinale") in February 2013.
The joint venture between the UNOSDP and Parapictures will look to focus upon the promotion of social inclusion through sports and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. The two parties also plan to make the feature documentary GOLD available to a worldwide audience. The Letter of Intent will be signed at a private event, but there will be an opportunity to discuss its contents at a question and answer session at the German House before and after the screening.
Tuesday, November 5, 2013 6:00 p.m.
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The Rock Chalk Chant
The Rock Chalk Chant is perhaps the most distinctive cheer in all of college sports. Some have likened it to a Gregorian chant, but anyone who has been in Allen Fieldhouse and heard the chant start low, then build and roll over the crowd knows that it is much, much more.
The "Rock Chalk" chant dates to 1866, when it was adopted by the University Science Club. A chemistry professor, E.H.S. Bailey and some of his associates were returning to Lawrence from Wichita on a train. As the story goes, they passed the time by trying to create a rousing cheer. The sound of the train's wheels on the rails suggested a rhythm and a cadence to them. At first, the cheer was "Rah, Rah, Jayhawk, KU" repeated three times.
Even though KU didn't have a football team until four years later, KU students quickly took up the chant. Later, an English professor suggested "Rock Chalk," in place of "Rah, Rah" because it rhymed with Jayhawk and because it was symbolic of the limestone, also known as chalk rock, surrounding Mount Oread, the site of the Lawrence Campus. It became the official cheer of the University in 1897.
Teddy Roosevelt pronounced the Rock Chalk Chant the greatest college chant he'd ever heard. It was used by Kansas troops fighting in the Philippines in 1899, the Boxer Rebellion in China, and World War II. At the Olympic games in 1920, the King of Belgium asked for a typical American college yell. The assembled athletes agreed on KU's Rock Chalk and rendered it for His Majesty.
The words to the chant are simple. "Rock Chalk, Jayhawk, KU" repeated five times. The chant is special not because of the words, but because of the tone in which it is chanted and the distinctive cadence in which each verse is delivered. The only way to really appreciate the chant is to sit in Allen Fieldhouse before a Missouri game. But, if in need of a fix, the links below should recall the rocking rafters of Phog's place.
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With This Is 40, Judd Apatow has made his most unconventional but emotionally satisfying and truthful film to date.
Judd Apatow's This Is 40, which has been billed as a kind of panoramic addendum to 2007's Knocked Up, is a strange, strange movie. For all intent and purpose, it doesn't offer a conventional narrative, its setting is not particularity vivid, there are no real jokes, there's no clear target audience, the supporting cast drift awkwardly in the background and the customary avalanche of ironic pop-cultural references are all apropos of absolutely nothing.
And yet there's something about the film which is bracingly subversive and alive to the daily complications of the lower-middle classes, like we've been invited to join Apatow on a live-or-die quest for comedy Zen.
To place this on a map of cinema past and present, it would likely land closer to Bergman's Scenes From A Marriage than, say, any of Adam Sandler's regulation juvenalia. Or better still, one of Albert Brooks' directorial efforts, such as the brilliant Modern Romance. (This would figure as Brooks stars here in a typically hilarious supporting role).
Perhaps the amorphous, ambitious This Is 40 isn't rejecting convention, more than it's assiduously redressing the usefulness of those conventions. Additionally, there is no coup de cinema here. And within the context of the film, that lack of hokey symbolism, that lack of existential clarity and crass spiritual fulfilment is exactly what the film and Apatow are primarily, passionately concerned with. Like life, This Is 40 is shapeless and mildly inscrutable. But in a good way.
It sees Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann play Pete and Debbie, a married twosome both nervously touching 40 and with a pair of, ahem, adorable daughters. One, Sadie (Maude Apatow), is navigating the bothersome corridors of teendom while trying to make it through the final series of Lost. The other, Charlotte (Iris Apatow), is younger and she puts a brave face on her disappointment at losing her older sister as a friend.
Pete's got all his chips stacked on a record label earnestly geared towards putting dinosaur rock (specifically Graham Parker) back on the map. Leslie, meanwhile, manages a clothing store from which one of her staff is pinching money. Could it be monged alterno backstabber Jodi (Charlyne Yi) or the slutty-and-proud gold-digger Desi (Megan Fox, very much playing to type)?
And that's pretty much it. There's not so much a refined emotional journey or a collective goal the characters hurtle towards, more that Apatow offers a lucid glimpse at a group of people simply trying to live their lives, or – as the title evokes – what remains of their lives. It's a jocular and honest piece of work that's suffused with a bittersweet sense of longing and regret.
It's a more subtly philosophical film than we might have expected, one that channels our darkest fears and poses big questions like why we have children, why we buy houses, why we get married, why we have sex and why we have jobs. With This Is 40, you really get that lilting sense of what it feels like for time to pass you by.
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Yet there is a stumbling block, and it's known throughout the industry as The Rudd Problem. Supremely genial and droll, comic actor Paul Rudd has, through sheer screwball bloodymindedness, clawed himself into a hallowed circle of performers who are able to make their living by simply playing the same character over and over (cf Bill Murray, Will Ferrell).
Sure, there will usually be some perfunctory contextual detail that will alter from film to film – he's an uncouth drop-out who gets in with D&D obsessives! He's an uncouth drop-out who gets a clingy new best friend! He's an uncouth drop-out who's forced to live in a commune! – but the schtick remains the same, and as long as you don't find him a gurning jag-off, then you'll be in a warm place with his movies.
But like Jerry Seinfeld before him, Rudd does not have a sincere (funny) bone in his body. When Pete is chastised for dragging the family to the financial precipice, Rudd is physically unable to hide the ingrained smirk from his face, and it almost breaches the conceptual hull of Apatow's stealthily serious comedy.
But it doesn't, as Rudd's constant recourse to humour ends up working as a credible emotional shield – he's the boy who never grew up, Peter Pan with haemorrhoids. Yet unlike his on-screen avatar, Apatow has grown up, and in doing so has made a big, glossy Hollywood comedy whose engine runs on a heady mixture of mirth and melancholy.
Funny People hinted that comedy scion Judd Apatow was off in a strange new direction.
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
STUART - It is horrifying to read a headline like the one in Sept. 17's paper. And we aren't the only community plagued with insane murders. Earlier this month another woman was shot to death by her husband in Lake Worth.
Vice Mayor Suzanne Mulvehill said publicly, " Each year I have been a commissioner, our community has experienced the death of residents due to domestic violence. We have Zero Tolerance for Domestic Violence." Mulvehill established the first Domestic Violence Awareness Month in 2009, following a triple homicide in Lake Worth that stemmed from domestic violence. She will be preparing a Zero Tolerance Policy for the commission to consider and will be organizing the third annual Domestic Violence Awareness Month for October 2011.
Please join with Safe Space at one or more of the three sites where proclamations will be read for Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Port St. Lucie City Council, September 26 at 7:00 p.m., St. Lucie County Board of County Commissioners, Oct. 4 at 6 p. m., and Martin County Board of County Commissioners, Sept. 27 at 9 a.m.
Thank God that a neighbor was brave enough to open her door in Port St. Lucie, otherwise the headline would have included the death of a 4 year-old girl.
We all can do something by volunteering and financially supporting Safe Space, the local non-profit domestic violence shelter, and their advocacy "Walk A Mile In Her Shoes" event where men march in red stilettos to fight against domestic violence. Downtown Stuart, Osceola St., Stuart, 8:30 a.m, Oct. 1, $50. Register: 772-223-2399; safespacefl.org.
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Chitempha School is currently a state of total disrepair, meaning that students aren't getting the education they vitally need and deserve. SCALEAfrica has designed a new four-classroom building in rural Mfuwe, Zambia to serve 450 students. Through sustainable building practices and active community participation, our aim is to construct well-designed, effective classroom spaces for hundreds more children. We believe the best kind of social change begins at the root - with a seat in a classroom.
What is the issue, problem, or challenge?
Education is a basic human right, yet there are millions of children in Zambia without access to effective education. At Chitempha School, the existing building is neglected and crumbling: the roof is leaking, the concrete floors are severely pitted, cracked and lifting, the roof framing is twisted and rotting, and bats are nesting in the open rafters. The classrooms are dark and poorly ventilated, making it impossible for the students to get the education they need to move out of deep poverty.
How will this project solve this problem?
SCALEAfrica has designed a new four-classroom building and a girls' sanitation block at Chitempha School in rural Mfuwe, Zambia to serve 450 students. The project also will include teacher's offices, store rooms, outdoor community spaces and the rehabilitation of two existing, crumbling classroom buildings on site. By providing well lit, properly ventilated classrooms and community space, students are better able to see, hear and focus on their lesson - a vital step toward effective education.
Potential Long Term Impact
Socially responsible design has the potential to change the seemingly static condition of poverty and illiteracy. We believe that the community-driven building process, the effective learning spaces that are developed, and the actions/connections that happen within those spaces are the key to sustainable social change for the whole community. We are building solutions that extend beyond the boundaries of the school itself - by taking design out into the world to those that need it most.
Funding Information
This project has been retired and is no longer accepting donations.
Additional Documentation
This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).


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From rust bucket cities to cultural capitals
9 November 2009
Cities once labelled 'rust buckets' after losing their manufacturing industries have successfully used the creative arts to help reinvent themselves as 'cultural capitals', Deakin University human geographer Associate Professor Louise Johnson has found.
Her examination of four cities – Glasgow, Bilbao, Singapore, and Geelong – is the basis of her book Cultural Capitals: Revaluing The Arts, Remaking Urban Spaces.
"Each of these cities was a centre of industry until, beginning in the 1970s, their industrial foundations faltered and they were labelled 'rust bucket' cities," Associate Professor Johnson said.
"To survive they had to shift, sometimes painfully, towards becoming service economies. To hasten this transition these cities all utilised the creative arts, with the goal of becoming 'cultural capitals'.
"For Geelong, the path to becoming a cultural capital included a re-imagining of the waterfront precinct and, beginning in the late 1990s, a bid for a southern hemisphere Guggenheim Museum."
Although the city did not end up with a local branch of the Guggenheim, Associate Professor Johnson believes contemplating it as a possibility gave the city permission to think about the possibilities provided by the arts.
"Today Geelong has a refurbished waterfront, arts policies, public art and well-developed plans for an arts precinct."
Geelong isn't the only city in Associate Professor Johnson's book where the Guggenheim name features.
"In the case of Bilbao, a new airport, upgraded public transport and a relocated port were among the huge investments which stimulated its economic recovery. But it was the Frank Gehry designed Guggenheim Museum which ensured a new image and a flood of international tourists.
"For Glasgow, becoming the 1990 EU City of Culture not only ensured a huge number of events over that year, but again this designation and commitment to the creative industries helped turned this once great ship building city into a centre of broadcasting, urban design and interior design, all within a regenerated inner precinct.
"And for Singapore, while the collapse of manufacturing wasn't on the scale of Glasgow or Bilbao, in moving to become a 'Renaissance City of the Arts' it has not only invested heavily in the creative industries, it has also loosened its strict censorship codes so that innovative performance arts can occur. A commitment to being a heritage city also saved much of the older domestic architecture of the city."
Associate Professor Johnson describes the book and her findings in optimistic terms.
"This is a story of hope about the creative arts and about creating value and valuing creativity. I think I have shown that the arts really do matter in all manner of ways when it comes to sustainable urban regeneration.
"Establishing a service economy, reinventing city spaces, improving social integration – the creative arts have a role to play in all of these areas.
"Developing the arts in itself isn't going to soak up the unemployment caused by the shutting down of industries, but it can help to create a community with the type of environment that helps it to hang on to the people it needs to create new opportunities – the entrepreneurs and the visionary thinkers," Associate Professor Johnson said.
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"Maybe God is in control after all!" Lanham author of The Sinner's Guide to the Evangelical Right, a satirical expose of religious leaders the likes of James Dobson, Joel Osteen, Ted Haggard and Tim LaHaye, told EthicsDaily.com.
"That said, it's a crying shame that it took Foley, Abramoff, Haggard, tens of thousands dead in a bungled war, the legalization of torture, the politically motivated outing of a CIA officer, favoritism of the upper class, Abu Ghraib, Katrina, overt cronyism, lies about WMD, illegal wiretapping, the suspension of habeas corpus, Macaca, and global resentment of our policies overseas to make America wake up," he continued.
Lanham said he is especially delighted that a third of the evangelical population, according to the Associated Press, voted for Democrats.
He was inspired to write the book after the 2004 elections. Reading in the press about how the evangelical right influenced the outcome of the vote, Lanham, who lives in Brooklyn, N.Y., observed that most New Yorkers didn't know who the media were talking about.
Growing up in an evangelical family in the South, Lanham believed he could shed some light on the evangelical movement "for 'sushi-eating' liberals who don't know the difference between Ted Haggard and Merle Haggard."
Lanham attended Bon Air Baptist Church near Richmond, Va., as a child. In his mid-teens he joined a charismatic Assembly of God church. He stopped attending church in college.
Lanham, who is now 35, said he began "having moral issues" with many of the Bible's teachings in his late teens.
"For instance, I believe that saying your team is better than someone else's is patronizing and divisive," he said. "Also, I didn't believe God would punish someone eternally to hell for finite 'sin' on earth. That does not seem just to me."
Like most evangelical ministries, Lanham's book includes a "statement of beliefs." They include:
--"Jesus was a progressive liberal."
--"Jesus hates Christian Rock, Pat Robertson diet shakes and pastors who pronounce his name 'Jay-sus.'"
--"We're not anti-family; we're anti-Bush family."
--"Christianity is no better than Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam or Judaism. It does kick Scientology's a** though."
"I still believe that most of what Jesus had to say was fantastic and inspiring," Lanham told EthicsDaily.com, "but there is also a lot of troubling stuff in the Bible (genocide, rape, slavery, favoritism) that I have a hard time reconciling."
Lanham said he didn't have a particular audience in mind when he wrote his guide for "sinners," but he did have an agenda: to challenge claims of moral authority voiced by Religious Right leaders like James Dobson.
He coined a term "evangophobia," the fear of evangelicals, to describe it. "Specifically I'm referring to type of evangelicals who are trying to convert non-Christians and who think the Bush tax cuts were prophesied in the Bible," he said.
Lanham's previous books include The Hipster Handbook and Food Court Druids, Cherohonkees and Other Creatures Unique to the Republic. (Food Court Druids, according to the Washington Post, are "those Goth-dressed gamers who play Magic: The Gathering, turn out for Harry Potter book releases, and always hang around the Panda Express. 'Cherohonkees' are white people who wear too much Native American-themed garb.")
He runs two Web sites: FREEWilliamsburg.com, which covers arts and culture of his neighborhood in the northern part of Brooklyn, and a companion site to his book, EvangelicalRight.com.
Lanham said humor is an effective way to approach the Religious Right for a couple of reasons.
"I think so many people, especially liberals and people that are outside of the evangelical community, are so disheartened by evangelical culture that they don't even want to touch it," he said on a recent Webcast interview on DefCon America (the Campaign to Defend the Constitution). "So I think writing a book that is a little bit lighter and a little bit of fun kind of opens up--it made it more accessible to them."
Second, when things are going on in the evangelical community like Creation Museum being built by Answers in Genesis--with an exhibit featuring dinosaurs wearing saddles, because they believe that dinosaurs and human coexisted--he said, "The jokes write themselves."
Lanham's book uses four-letter words and is dismissive of Christian teachings like the Trinity, which he explains by comparing it to Mike Myers playing three different characters in one Austin Powers film.
But he says most of the praise he has received for the book has been from Christians who are more fed up with the Christian right than he is.
"The big surprise I've had with this book is the amount of support I've gotten from moderate evangelicals," he told EthicsDaily.com. "I just did a reading in a church in Brooklyn at the request of a liberal (and gay) minister who loves the book. Jay Bakker (Jim's son) was in attendance. I was also contacted by the Christian magazine Relevant. They're fans of the book and will be doing a story on me next month.
"I suppose this all makes sense--after all, progressive evangelicals have MUCH more to be angry about when people like Dobson misrepresent the faith than an agnostic like me."
Lanham said he's taken the most criticism for attacking Rick Warren, whom he labels "the evangelical Jimmy Buffett," from Christians and reviewers who say it's unfair to critique him alongside James Dobson and Pat Robertson.
"I disagree given Warren's penchant for calling non-Christians 'godless pagans' (as he does several times in The Purpose Driven Church) and his statement that all Christians must oppose stem cell research, gay rights and euthanasia," he said. "He also has compared homosexuality to having sex with a horse, a statement I find offensive and juvenile."
Lanham said sales of the book have been helped by the Ted Haggard scandal. Lanham spent some time with Haggard in Colorado Springs and discusses him at length in the book. "I've become a go-to media expert on Pastor Ted," Lanham said. "God truly does work in mysterious ways."
Bob Allen is managing editor of EthicsDaily.com.
Buy The Sinner's Guide to the Evangelical Right from Amazon.com.
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On Sunday, catch Adele's official DVD release party at Revolution Lounge at The Mirage and hit up Dave Fogg at The Palms' Ghostbar. Have a great three-day weekend!
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Tonight, after Bruno Mars performs at the Palms, you can join him for the official concert afterparty at Tao Nightclub at the Venetian.
There are a plethora of top DJs, producers and celebrities in town this weekend, too. On Friday night, double your pleasure when EC Twins provide the music at Marquee inside Cosmopolitan, or catch Diplo spinning at Rain inside the Palms for Clash Fridays.
Dragonette will be performing their hits at The Bank at Bellagio, or enjoy an outdoor concert with Steel Pulse at Red Rock Resort poolside at the Sandbar. You can also keep up with one of the Kardashians -- Khloe will be celebrating her birthday at Chateau Nightclub at Paris Las Vegas.
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Saturday night, pro skateboarder Bam Margera hosts a party at Gallery Nightclub inside Planet Hollywood featuring a performance by Chingy. The New Boyz are special guests at Revel Saturday at the Hard Rock Hotel Rehab pool, Jeremih will be entertaining the crowd at Haze inside ARIA, Nas hosts the evening at Paris Las Vegas' Chateau, Cosmic Gate performs at Marquee at Cosmopolitan and you can even get some "ice, ice baby" when Vanilla Ice performs live at LAX inside Luxor.
Note: This is the fifth in a series of blogs leading up to the Miss USA 2011 competition on June 19 at Planet Hollywood. In this entry, we're highlighting contestants from the East Coast.
Q: Who's your favorite Vegas icon?
A: Elvis! I want to take a picture with an Elvis impersonator.
Q: If you had to pick five things to pack in your suitcase for a trip to Vegas, what would they be?
A: Money, a Redbull or some type of energy drink, the cutest cocktail dresses in my closet, the cutest set of comfortable heels and a camera to document the time of my life!.
Q: If you could live at any Las Vegas resort, which one would you choose?
A: Trump International Hotel Las Vegas!
Q: What are you most excited about seeing and doing in Las Vegas?
A: Seeing the dolphins at Siegfried & Roy's Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat at The Mirage!
Q: If you had only one night in Vegas, which nightclub would you choose?
A: Bank at the Bellagio.
Q: What's the best pool in Vegas?
A: I hear that the pools at the MGM Grand are exquisite.
Q: What is the first thing you want to do when you get off the plane in Vegas?
A: Cruise down the Las Vegas Strip in a convertible.
Q: What is your favorite restaurant in Las Vegas?
A: Sage (at ARIA Resort) because of its fresh farm-to-table ingredients.
Q: If you could live at any Las Vegas resort, which one would you choose?
A: I have heard that the M Resort is amazing!
Q: What are you most excited about seeing and doing in Las Vegas?
A: I am most excited about competing in the Miss USA pageant! I will also be extremely excited to see the legendary "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign!
Q: Who's your favorite Vegas icon?
A: My favorite Vegas icons are Penn and Teller! Their shows are amazing!
Q: What is your favorite restaurant in Las Vegas?
A: Sushi is my favorite food, so I would love to visit Shibuya and I hear Alize is amazing.
Q: Where do you love to shop in Las Vegas?
A: I'd love to go to Le Boulevard at Paris Las Vegas!
Q: If you had only one night in Vegas, which nightclub would you choose?
A: As a DJ, I would love to go to the nightclub that has my icon DJ Tiesto rocking the dance floors.
Q: Who would be your dream date for a night out in Vegas?
A: Girls' night out with Ellen DeGeneres. She's hilarious and is the only person who could make Vegas better!
Q: Who would be your dream date for a night out in Vegas?
A: Donald Trump, of course!
Q: What restaurants are you most excited to try in Vegas?
A: I have never been to Vegas before, but anyone that knows me knows that I am a steak and potatoes girl. My friends who have been to Vegas recommend I go to Craftsteak!
Q: What are your must-see shows in Vegas?
A: Miss USA, of course, David Copperfield and The Ultimate Variety Show.
Q: If you had only one night in Vegas, which nightclub would you choose?
A: I would go to Surrender at Encore. It seems like the perfect place to visit for a night of dancing!
Q: What is the most unique experience you've had in Las Vegas?
A: The most unique experience I had in Vegas was when I solved a crime at MGM Grand's CSI: The Experience. It was so fun to be a part of what I see in the television series!
Q: What is the best advice you can give to a first-timer in Las Vegas?
A: The best advice I could give to someone visiting Vegas is just have fun -- go everywhere you can and make sure you go to all of the amazing clubs! Also, don't forget Band-Aids for your feet after all of the sightseeing and dancing!
Q: What's the best pool in Vegas?
A: Rehab at the Hard Rock because it has great cabana service.
Q: What is your favorite restaurant in Vegas?
A: Tao Asian Bistro because I love the giant fortune cookie dessert.
Q: If you could live at any Las Vegas resort, which one would you choose?
A: Definitely New York-New York so I could get a taste of home while I was in Vegas!
Q: Who's your favorite Vegas icon?
A: Currently, my favorite Vegas icon is Holly Madison, star of Peepshow at Planet Hollywood. She seems so kind and has an incredibly outgoing personality, perfect for Vegas!
Q: Who would be your dream dates for a night out in Vegas?
A: My dream dates for a night out in Vegas would be my best friends. I love girls' nights out, but if Zach Efron or Justin Timberlake happen to be there, I wouldn't hate that either!
Q: What's the one thing in Vegas you can't miss?
A: I can't miss seeing Paris Las Vegas because I have been to the city of Paris and can't wait to see the Eiffel Tower replica and relive some amazing memories.
Q: What might you wear in Vegas that you wouldn't wear back home?
A: Six-inch high heels and a swimsuit ... together! Nobody does that in Vermont.
Q: What restaurants are you most excited to try in Las Vegas?
A: I haven't been, but I would love to go to Margaritaville (at Flamingo Las Vegas). I'm a huge Jimmy Buffett fan!
Q: If you could live at any Las Vegas resort, which one would you choose?
A: Mandalay Bay. An amazing gym, pool and spa -- what more could I ask for?
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Thanks Collin! I grabbed this deal within 20 mins of your posting and I scored! 💋 You a beyond awesome
what does $5 RR mean? Thanks
RR means walgreens register rewards.
There's also a 1/1 coupon in the 8/18 redplum for those that get their inserts early.
Did you use one of each coupon or two of one? How do you use two of the same? I know you can print 2 per computer, but don't they say one per transaction or purchase? Thanks! I'd be fine with one coupon of each but not sure the 3rd kind is part of the sale
You may only use 1 coupon per item…..that is your "purchase". It does not mean transaction. Your Transaction is all 3 Scopes. You can even use 3 coupons for THE SAME Scope type as long as you had 2 computers to print from. The P&G coupon says limit 4 like coupons per household per day.
I bought 3 scope dual blast and used 3 manufacture coupons and paid the remaining amount by credit card, but didn't get any RR. When i asked the cashier, she says sometimes u will get, sometimes u will not??? what an ans…. I am confused. What i have to do?


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Kids for Kids Triathlon
BEST BETDATE: August 11 2013, 8:30 AM to 12:00 PMCost:$35-$45.CATEGORY: Kids and FamilyVENUE INFORMATION:Grand Park Community Recreation Center
Be active for a good cause. Kids will swim laps in the rec center and then head to Winter Park's trails for the biking and running portions. Distances vary by age. All proceeds will be donated to the Fraser Valley Recreation foundation for youth scholarships. Sun 8:30 a.m.-noon.
More Information:
Visit www.fraservalleyrec.org.