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Thursday, November 22, 2012
what if money didn't matter?
It's been a while, I know. I am going to be pretty absent for a couple more weeks I imagine and then I'll have lots of news and hopefully some photos, recipes and much more inspiration to share.
But in the meantime, I came across this and just couldn't resist the urge to share.
Thank you all for patiently awaiting my return. Soon!
xo m.
8 comments:
- G said...
I came across this yesterday too, then found this which is sort of related .. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8mynrRd7Ak
looking forward to hearing from you more soon x
- November 22, 2012 at 3:02 PM
- Diana said...
Awesome. Thank you!! I hope everything is fine with you and your family. Diana
- November 22, 2012 at 3:52 PM
- Rhiannon said...
Hope all is well with you and the family Meagan xxx
- November 22, 2012 at 8:58 PM
- recommended schools said...
I think material world is what matters now, so i think being in a world without it, would be so good..
- November 23, 2012 at 8:25 PM
You must be pregnant!
- November 24, 2012 at 2:47 AM
- New Year Eve Party Organiser said...
Indeed a nice post! I am also from the SEO background and love to enjoy reading fresh posts on this subject. I would like to thank you for writing this post and now I am your regular reader as I have subscribed your blog in my RSS reader.
- November 24, 2012 at 7:13 PM
- Vanessa said...
Thank you so much for sharing this.
- November 25, 2012 at 10:10 PM
- Catherine Lowe said...
Lovely and shared. Thanks Meagan. Sending love to you guys, missing your blogging. But totally understand life changes. Merry Christmas!
- December 3, 2012 at 7:51 PM

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Bill McKibben delivered a moving lecture and then took questions from the audience as the Sustainable Cities Conference kicks off at Washington University. http://www.350.org/en is a website associated with much of his work. A piece he wrote called Global Warming's Terrifying New Math went viral out of Rolling Stone Magazine this past summer. If you're not familiar with his his work, it is worth the effort.
The place was packed to the rafters by people of all ages. The big issues are carbon emissions and fossil fuel use. Check out the article and his website.


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Um, Why Shouldn't Google Run The Academy Awards?
Google has the power of numbers on its side. In fact, Google just shared a list of which nominated films and performers would win if, indeed, statues were handed out by search volume alone. Best Picture? The Wolf of Wall Street. Best Actor and Actress? Leonardo DiCaprio and Amy Adams. Best Supporting Actor and Actress? Jared Leto and Jennifer Lawrence. See, the results may not be perfect — 12 Years A Slave and Matthew McConaughey get shafted — but really, the Academy has done so much worse in the past, why not just let the number crunchers take over and be done with it? It's at least worth a shot. Just ponder it, why don't you, when you're watching the big show this Sunday.


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Ex-Bath County and Virginia star John Phillips has signed a three-year, $5.275 million deal with the San Diego Chargers.
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The former Bath County High School and University of Virginia standout completed his initial four-year contract with the Dallas Cowboys at the end of the 2012 season, and was forced to play the wait-and-see game for the next step as the March 12 free agency period approached.
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Junior-college tight end Steven Borden became the University of Kentucky's first recruiting commitment under coach Mark Stoops when he signed to play for the Wildcats on Wednesday morning.
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The style. The story. The characters. Their feelings. The tragedies you hope against hope are not approaching.
Both of the lead seiyuu continue to make a strong emotional impression. The young TV actor, Yazaki Hiroshi. The newcomer discovered at a voice workshop, Sasaki Nozomi (who does a nice ED this week; this girl has a future). The official blog hints that the two actually fell in love in real life during the recording.
There are many artistic images in this episode, and the sequences are also done with art: they are rhythmic and well-constructed, carrying us forward at the show's dream-like pace.
The Triad has now subbed right up to episode 8. Great work. Maybe I can cut back on the blogging. Click screencaps to enlarge. Mouseover for captions.
We continue from last week, with Nana-chan and Yano in his bedroom. Nana-chan has just said that she is ready to make love.
Nana is eager but embarrassed. It takes her forever to strip down to a heavy blouse. Yano says she doesn't have to continue if she doesn't feel comfortable, that he doesn't want her to have any regrets. It isn't just for her body that he wants her. She says: Quickly. Make me yours.
She floats off in a dream of love with Yano. Then she realizes the dream is real and is pleased. Then it starts to become painful, but Yano won't stop. He says it will get better. They hear his mother coming home. Freeze. Madly dress and sneak out. Post-mortem on a park bench. Nana says it's now their anniversary. Yano says he really didn't get in. I see, she says. They walk away hand in hand. They kiss.
Takeuchi and some friends are sitting around in the Takeuchi family liquor store. A friend says Yano said to him: I used to think of sex as a kind of sport, but now I know it's something sacred. The friend says Nana isn't that pretty. Takeuchi supports her. The other guys agree that Yano seems happy. Takeuchi seems pensive.
Yano is selling his things -- sneakers, a ball-cap -- to get money to go out with Nana. She tells him she doesn't like the idea of a love hotel, a hot-spring hotel by the sea would be nice. But hmm, Tokyo Disneyland would be even better. He gets more and more depressed, thinking of the expense. Then she offers him her piggy-bank and says they can save together. Her love pierces him with Cupid's arrow.
On the bus one day, Yano recounts to Nana a story from a grade-school reader: what colour is the girl's dress in the picture? It looks orange at dawn, yellow at noon, grey at night -- but really it's white. 'I don't trust pretty memories, Says Yano. They're always embellished.' 'What do you trust?' asks Nana. 'I trust Nana-chan. The person in front of me right now.'
Nana and Mizu-chin are the only ones in the classroom. Mizu-chin accidentally knocks over Yamamoto Yuri's bag. As they pick everything up, Nana-chan finds a picture of Yano and Nana-san in a book. She unconsciously pockets it -- to her great chagrin as she stands on the school roof later wondering what to do.
Yuri walks sadly home.
Tuesday, August 29, 2006
Bokura ga Ita 09
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3 comments:
- Anonymous said...
I really like your summaries =D. ^_^ I like reading them after I've watched them hahaha ^^
- 01 September, 2006
- Os said...
Hmmm. I was hoping for Yazaki Hiroshi to have... a bit more hair. I was hoping his seiyuu'd be Yosuke Kubozuka but that's just pushing it. That's ok, though. I think he's doing a great job. As for Sasaki Nozomi... she's just too cute.
- 02 September, 2006
- Naddie said...
Whew, I'm finally caught up with episode 9! Now I can't wait for episode 10 xD; I think for a pretty typical shoujo anime, this show is pretty good in keeping you there.
(Shoot the preview for the next episode doesn't look good at all.)
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St. George — In an unassuming white building on Main Street in the small town of Veyo in Southern Utah, hundreds of pies are handmade and sold weekly to nearby residents, tourists passing through and pie enthusiasts across the Southwest. This shop, aptly named Veyo Pies, has been in operation in one form or another for 28 years.
Devaney Lomenick, owner of Veyo Pies, worked off and on in the pie business in Veyo for 14 years. During that time, the pie shop was a part of the Veyo Merc, another business in the small town with a long history. About five years ago, Lomenick had the opportunity to purchase the pie business. She opened a standalone shop, across the street from the Veyo Merc, and has been churning out pies from it ever since.
"I don't use the same recipes we used back then," Lomenick said of her dozens of pie flavors. "I catered all the recipes to my tastes and liking. However, the dough and the pie crusts are the same recipe from then."
Most of Veyo Pies' customers come from St. George, Salt Lake City, Las Vegas and Lincoln County, Nev.
"We get people from all over—anybody who travels through," she said. "We get lots of tourists during the summer. Most of our business comes from everywhere but Veyo."
Lomenick said every pie that comes out of the shop is handmade. The shop sells an average of 100 pies a day, but during major holidays, that can increase to nearly 400 a day. This Thanksgiving, Lomenick sold 1,299 pies in three days.
"A lot of effort goes into making them one by one instead of in bulk," she said. "We have six people employed right now, seven including me, and we do it all in a 600-square-foot space."
Veyo Pies offers a variety of different pie flavors, including fruit pies, cream pies, double crust pies and specialty pies.
"We can make pretty much anything," Lomenick said. "If someone calls in and wants a pie their grandma made when they were little, we try to do that."
The shop's most famous pies include the banana cream pie, apple pie and the Veyo Volcano pie, which is named after a mountain summit in the Veyo area. That pie consists of a graham cracker crust and layers of sweetened cream cheese, chocolate and butterscotch. The shop also sells pastries, dinner rolls, French bread, homemade pot pies, deli sandwiches and smoked tenderloin barbecue sandwiches.
"Our business is different," Lomenick said. "We're not just about making pies. We're about making pies the way pies were made here for years, and we can't say enough how important it is that the tradition be carried on. We have so much pride in how we make the pies the correct way. We're a little shop out in the middle of nowhere that's been here for a long time. We bring good customer service and delicious pies."
Veyo Pies is located at 24 S. Main St. in Veyo. The shop is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sundays. For more information, visit veyopies.com.
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With both sides unwilling to take their chances on an appeal, McDonald's and strip-search victim Louise Ogborn have settled the lawsuit in which a jury awarded her $6.1 million.
The company Friday withdrew a petition in which it was asking the Kentucky Supreme Court to hear the case.
The Kentucky Court of Appeals in November upheld the award, which included $5 million in punitive damages, saying the company was "fully aware" of hoax calls to its restaurants, yet its management made "a conscious decision not to train or warn employees or managers about the calls." ...


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Hey Folks,
I'm secretly posting this question here, as none of my riding buddies have Moots, and wont see this post.
As you know, Christmas is just around the corner, its peak summer cycling weather and I'd like to get my mates something special, the problem is they have kinda ok bikes (Specialized, Niner, Surley's etc) which are spec'd up pretty well and I cant think of anything they would use.
Being a pleb, I have constraints to work within, so I'm thinking about $100ea.
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Twelve Blount County businesses were vying for the chance to be named the most beautiful on Thursday. It was all part of the 20th Bravo Awards.
The group Keep Blount Beautiful runs the annual competition which recognizes businesses and groups in the area with the cleanest and most attractive properties. One of this year's winners was the Maryville Fire Department.
"I think it was a real thrill to the men and women of our fire department that a citizen that we serve that drives by just passes our area everyday and took the time out to nominate us for that," said Tony Crisp with the MFD.
Alcoa City Center, TC's Grill and Southwind Animal Hospital also received special recognition for each of its eco-friendly choices.
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Marriage Announcement (Newspaper not known - Marriage occurred 1 Jan 1896)
"The marriage of Albert Swanson and Miss Ella Kennedy was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Swanson of Loup Ferry Tp. on New Years day. The ceremony was performed by Rev. E. J. Troyer of Blue Springs, in the presence of relatives and a few invited friends. Mr. and Mrs. Swanson are well and favorable known in this community where they have lived for some time. They have the best wishes of a host of friends. North Star." -
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Fullerton's 1st 100 Years 1879-1979 p144 (Swanson)
Marriage Record Book 2 p137: Nance Co., NE
1900 Fed. Census NE ED147 Loup Ferry Twp, Nance, NE - p11b D203 F204
1893-94, Debany/Debney Murder Case, Lynch Mob & the Shooting of Sheriff Bake (assorted sources)
Fullerton Post - 9 Aug 1896
Obit of the Rev. John Kerns - website of Antoinette Waughtel Sorenson
Fullerton News - 10 Feb 1899
A Sad Death.
Our community was startled Monday by the news that J. M. Mills, a farmer living eight miles south of here was killed by the cars Sunday night at Clarks at about 12 : 20. Mr Mills was preparing to ship a car of cattle to the South Omaha market when he made an attempt to catch the front end of the next to the last car and ride down to the stock yards where they were to get his cattle. He missed the step and was dragged about 200 feet, when his foot got caught in the frog of the switch and pulled him under the cars, both cars passing over him. He lived but a short time. The funeral was held Tuesday at 1 o'clock at the M.E. church in this city. The woodmen of the world of which he was a member , had charge of the ceremony. Mr Mills leaves a wife and four children to mourn his loss.
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Notes: James M. Mills and wife can be found in 1885 NE Census ED 533 p3 D21 F21, Fullerton Village. Mr. Mills was buried at Fullerton, NE (see cemetery book published by Boone-Nance Genealogical Society).
His wife, Cora Wilson Mills remarried (Merrick Co NE Marriage Records Book D p110 #1464) and can be found with her third husband, etc. at Clarks, Merrick Co., 1900 Fed. Census NE ED134 p5a D90 F91.
Nance County News-Journal
1, 2, 9 Jun 1916 - High School Commencement Exercises, Decoration Day festivities,
Stowell-LaGrange Wedding, Russell-Griffith Wedding, Copley-Hellbusch Wedding, 4th of July Celebration planned
Thanks to Jane Nearing for this collection.
7 Jun 1918 - Includes Cox-Robinson marriage announcement (Boone County residents)
Belgrade Herald (from microfilm at NSHS Library, Lincoln, NE) Publication began in 1900.
1902 Newspaper seems to have been published on Saturdays - for all issues appearing here.
5 Apr 1902 (Vol 2, no 28)
Belgrade Telephone System
Baby boy to Mr. & Mrs. A. R. Dufoe.
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19 Apr 1902 - Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Ainlay
26 Apr 1902 (Vol. 2 no 31)
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10 May 1902 - Fire at St. Edwards
17 May 1902 - Baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. D. Pittsford. Baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hollister.
NSGS NE Ancestree, Vol 16 no. 3
1913 Newspaper seems to have been published on Fridays - for all issues following.
7 Feb 1913 - Wesley Orton married in California.
Marriage licenses issued: Peter Bokelman & Anna Schoenburg; Joseph Rosenthal & Belle Zoutha.
Probate notice: Wm. P. Robinson.
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OGX Petroleo's Gusher of Red Ink
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Brazilian billionaire Eike Batista's oil company, OGX Petroleo & Gas, has turned into a real gusher, not of black gold, but red ink.
After falling more than 10% in the previous session, the company's stock lost another 16% Friday, bringing its 12-month plunge to nearly 90%. OGX now trades for less than $1 in both New York and Sao Paulo.
The cause of the latest bloodletting in the stock was a Standard & Poor's ratings cut late Wednesday to "B-" from "B," and a Thursday report in local daily O Estado de S Paulo that Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff turned down a request from Batista and his some of his lenders — including the BNDES national development bank — for financial aid.
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Americas Trading System Brasil, the Brazilian joint venture of NYSE Euronext and Americas Trading Group, is in talks with local and international banks and investment funds to form so-called liquidity partnerships, its CEO said Tuesday.
"The bank or fund will trade liquidity for equity," CEO Alan Gandelman said in an interview. In other words, the financial partners will provide liquidity to the new trading platform and in exchange they will have a stake in the company.
ATS, which plans to start operations in the first half of 2014, could be the first competitor to Brazil's sole stock-exchange operator, BM&F Bovespa SA. Several companies have indicated they would like to enter the Brazilian market, but haven't yet made a formal request to the local securities and exchange commission.
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Sugar and coffee bulls must have a bad case of saudade for last year's rallies.
That Portuguese term for intense, nostalgic longing is about all they're getting, as big crops from Brazil — the world's biggest producer of coffee and sugar — push the two markets to more than two year lows.
Futures of raw sugar tumbled to a 28-month low on Monday. The country's main sugar-and-ethanol association, Unica, said mills in the main center-south growing region more than tripled output in the second half of November to 1.8 million tons of the sweetener, beating market expectations.
Those mills have been running "hot and heavy" to make up for time lost to unseasonable rain at the start of the season, says Newedge analyst Michael McDougall.
It's paid off.
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Brazilian coffee farmers this season have been holding out on selling their beans, waiting for higher prices.
They seem to be losing that game of chicken.
Front-month arabica-coffee futures fell to a more than one-month low in intraday trade to $1.6410 a pound, down more than 2%.
Growers in the source of one-third of the world's coffee have been well-financed from government loans that allowed them to store their crop.
Brazil's Green Coffee Exporters' Council, known as CeCafe, reported yesterday that exports of green or unroasted coffee in September were down 26% on the year, and that's with what's expected to be a record crop.
It looks as if the Brazilians will have to spill the beans.
Companies are parking their cash in Brazil to take advantage of some of the world's highest interest rates, giving the real a boost.
Revenue U.S. companies generate in Brazil increasingly stays in banks there, where the central bank's interest rate is nearly 10%. That same cash earns almost nothing in the U.S., where the Federal Reserve has said it will hold interest rates near zero into 2014.
A similar quest for yield drives the carry trade, where investors borrow money in a country with low rates and buy higher-yielding currencies. The Brazilian real is a popular carry trade target, helping boost the currency nearly 10% before the country's central bank began to fight back with foreign-exchange taxes and market intervention.
The real traded at BRL1.7734 against the dollar Friday, up about 5% on the year.
Brazil's central bank cut interest rates by 75 basis points Wednesday, more than expected. But at 9.75%, the rate is still robust enough to attract corporations to the real.
Because the country has experienced high growth, companies with operations in Brazil would likely feel comfortable putting cash there, said Laurie McCulley, a partner at Treasury Strategies who advises companies on hedging.
"That's where we get the highest yield," said Bradley Richardson, chief financial officer at bank machine maker Diebold Inc. (DBD)
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We haven't talked much about the CDS market lately, mainly because the concept of Greece being able to default on its debt without triggering CDS contracts made the whole thing seem sort of moot.
But people are still making bets in the CDS market, big ones, and the DTCC today helpfully sent out a table for us showing where they're making the biggest bets.
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Brazil's surprise rate cut is unlikely to lead to any dramatic shift in China's still-tight monetary policy stance, especially given the latest indications of rebounding manufacturing activity and unabated inflationary pressures.
While Brazil's decision may reflect a growing sense of caution over weakening global growth, the country's benchmark interest rates remain close to twice China's.
Brazil's benchmark Bovespa stock index has entered bear-market territory, falling more than 20% below the index's Nov. 4 high near 73000.
The index fell below 58000 today, and Bespoke.com says, "There really isn't another key support level for quite some time, so things could get even uglier quickly unless a bid is found."
The Bovespa got below the 2010 low in recent days, a key support level that Bespoke says bulls were hoping would hold.
And though the bear market was only confirmed today, it is already the longest-lasting since at least 2000, showing the grind lower has been a slow one.
By contrast, the rally from November 2008 lows lasted almost exactly two years, during which the Bovespa rose 134%.
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The price is right, and it sounds like a genuine offer made in good faith.
Using a meter requires you having the neg in carrier at one setup, then moving the setup and metering again. There are those factors of changing heads and changing lenses that don't show up on the Kodak wheel calculators.
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SANTA FE — State legislators are close to approving a law that would make it easier for women to win lawsuits when they are paid less than men doing the same job.
The Senate on Saturday voted 31-2 for the Fair Pay For Women Act. Members of the House of Representatives previously approved a slightly different version of the bill. It now goes back to the House for concurrence.
Rep. Brian Egolf is the primary sponsor of the bill, inspired by the federal Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act.
Egolf, D-Santa Fe, said the proposed state law would enable women shortchanged on pay to make a straightforward case in court.
Unlike civil rights laws that require proof of an intent to discriminate, this bill would provide a different standard. Egolf said a woman would have to show that an employer paid her less than a man in the same job, but not that there was intentional discrimination.
Exceptions to the fair pay act would be seniority, merit systems or jobs that measure earnings by quantity or quality of production.
Egolf said in an interview that a woman claiming a pay disparity based on gender typically must sue a corporation, not a workplace manager. It is difficult in that arena to prove there was an intent to discriminate, he said.
Republican Sens. Gay Kernan of Hobbs and Sue Wilson Beffort of Sandia Park voted against the bill. A similar version of the bill cleared the House of Representatives 64-0.
Egolf said having a state fair pay act would make life easier for women who saw the federal courts as their only avenue for a just result. But under the federal system, he said, a woman in Raton could draw a federal judge 450 miles away in Las Cruces. Federal claims of salary inequity could be blocked by sheer logistics in a state as large as New Mexico, he said.
Equitable pay between genders for the same work became a national cause because of Ledbetter's case.
She filed a discrimination lawsuit against Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., claiming she was underpaid as a production supervisor compared to men in the same job at a plant in Alabama.
A federal jury awarded her more than $3 million, but the U.S. Supreme Court in 2007 overturned that verdict in a 5-4 vote. The majority disallowed Ledbetter's award because they said she missed a deadline in filing her complaint.
Congress later approved a law to add flexibility to the 180-day statute of limitations for filing a gender discrimination lawsuit based on pay.
New Mexico's Fair Pay For Women Act would allow two years for someone to bring a lawsuit after the last day of her employment.
Milan Simonich, Santa Fe bureau chief of Texas-New Mexico Newspapers, can be reached at 505-820-6898. His blog is at nmcapitolreport.com


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MJF Mix: May 2013
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Yo. zack the kayyyak here. Yes I'm a kayyyak cus I ride waves bruh, get wid it. I got a real wavy mix for yah this month. May had some awesome new indie bands killin it, ill flow from Pro Era, OF, Joey Fatts and more. Not to mention some ethereal DJ instrumentals and most importantly a slappin 90s R&B remix. We all know that not loving 90s R&B is wrong; very, very wrong.
Anyway. Here's the Mix. You can also download the set of 14 .mp3s ☛ here. ☚ Enjoy junkies. See ya next month. ツ
- Nova Scotia – Magic Man
- Light Arrow – alf alpha
- Choppa ft. ASAP Rocky & Danny Brown – Joey Fatts
- Places ft. Rejjie Snow – Andrea
- Sleep Pattern – Thelonious Martin
- Paranoia Ft. Nosaj Thing – Chance the Rapper
- Pony (Viceroy 'Jet Life" Remix) – Ginuwine
- One Take ft. Earl Sweatshirt & Casey Veggies – The Jet Age of Tomorrow
- Fevers ft. Minnesota & Mimi Page – Seven Lions
- B.A.R'd ft. Action Bronson – Joey Bada$$
- Rose Quartz (Fatty DL remix) – Toro Y Moi
- Drug Run – Alexander Spit
- Years – Hodgy Beats
- track 5 (crashed) – Ryan Hemsworth


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For Barbra Streisand fans, the best news about "The Guilt Trip" is that she plays an actual character, not an ode to herself, for the first time in decades.
Streisand is terrific as the protagonist of "Trip": a longtime Jersey widow who somewhat bossily advises her son about love, "I've been to the dance and now I'm tired. You're skipping the dance altogether." It's one of those movies about two characters who, thrown together, turn out to be exactly what each other needed, but the twist is that these characters are a mother and son on a cross-country road trip.
The premise sounds formulaic, but the movie transcends the formula because of the spontaneous, obviously affectionate byplay between Streisand and Rogen, who spend most of the movie in a car or hotel room together.
"The Guilt Trip" finds the pair interacting with a series of strangers as Rogen demonstrates an invention to various companies located along their Jersey-to-San Francisco route. There are some hijinks -- Streisand taking on a beach-ball-size steak in Texas, Rogen failing to impress a former flame -- but the movie is probably a little more sentimental and a little more serious than moviegoers are expecting.
That's not a bad thing, though. I can't remember the last time I saw a cinematic mother/son relationship as complex and real as the one in "The Guilt Trip" or the last time I saw a movie more perfectly suited to the needs of adults and their parents who are looking for something diverting to see over the holiday season.
Chris Hewitt can be reached at 651-228-5552. Follow him on twitter.com/ChrisHMovie.
Directed by: Anne Fletcher
Starring: Barbra Streisand, Seth Rogen
Rated: PG-13 for language
Should you go? It's one of those two-great-tastes-that-go-great-together deals that should please the disparate fans of both stars. ***


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Red Wings forward Jan Mursak battles with Chicago's Nick Leddy during an exhibiiton at Joe Louis Arena on Sept. 24, 2010.
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The Red Wings tentatively had tagged Jan Mursak as a regular in their lineup last season, a plan that went nowhere after a slide into the end boards during an exhibition game shattered his left ankle.
By the time Mursak returned, the season was half over, and he was relegated to spot duty. He's making up for it now, albeit 4,000 miles away, thriving as a go-to guy for his team in Austria.
Mursak has eight goals and 21 assists in 16 games and is tied for the team lead with 29 points. The Austrian hockey league is nowhere near on par with Sweden or Russia, or the NHL, but to see Mursak do well anywhere is great ...


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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Miss Betsy Beautiful scarf, and made in the USA too! I ordered the larger size in the black scarf. I had been planning to wear it to keep my hair neat on windy days but decided it would also be an excellent accessory as a neck scarf. Over the years, I have heard fashion experts say that if you wear a color, you should "wear it twice" to be coordinated. So, when I wear a black skirt or slacks, or carry a black purse, I put on this lovely, sheer scarf over a colored top and it "pulls the outfit together". It also gives added warmth and is very soft and comfortable. I have to say that when I looked at the label on the scarf I was very impressed; first, I loved the name, "Madamoiselle" because it sounds so feminine and fashionable, and second I read "Made in the USA"! Needless to say, I will be picking up other colors soon. It is very high quality and I recommend ordering this scarf for yourself or as a gift. March 3, 2014
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i'd probably like this. good review.
Album Rating: 4.5yeah this review turned out to be a lot longer than I had originally planned.
oh yeah 30th review, yay me.
I now want this.
This album is awesome. I rock it about once a week. And I love the fact that one of the lyrics is "Delete Clear Channel". Stick it to the man boys!!!
The track won't work.
Great review, though.
Yeah, that's a shame. That song is awesome.
Great work man. I actually might check this out, though I'm not really into post-hardcore.
This sounds pretty good, gonna check this out. Nice review too.
I remember one of my cousins used to listen to these guys. Ive also seen them compared to Frodus. I'll check this out.
Album Rating: 4.0This is so awesome.
Digging: Grimes - Art Angels
Album Rating: 3.5truth be told, i only gave this a listen because of joe lally
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Police in Somerset County will be enforcing the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over"crackdown to catch and arrest impaired drivers who put themselves and others at risk during the Fouth of July holiday week.
"Local police will be out in force throughout this Independence Day, on the lookout for motorists who have had too much alcohol to be behind the wheel of a vehicle," Somerset County Prosecutor Geoffrey Soriano said. "Police will have zero tolerance for impaired drivers who put themselves and everyone else on Somerset County roads at risk of life and limb."
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Over the weekend I decided to do a little ariel photography and video with the DJI Phantom 2 Vision+. After I shot my video, I wanted to edit down to a short clip that I could share on Instagram. Of course one of the biggest limitations with Instagram video is that it can only be a maximum of 15 seconds in length. I figured the NEW Adobe Premiere Clip App would be up to the task. This App would give me the flexibility of starting the process on the iPad and if I could get the edit that I wanted great, and if not I could send the project to the desktop and finish it in Premiere Pro CC. I was able to get the edit I wanted in Premiere Clip.
The editing process
I had one long 7 minute video. The idea was to cut up the video to the 2-3 scenes that I wanted. I also wanted to add a title at the beginning as well as some stock audio. Premiere Clip allowed me to do the edits I needed and I really liked the royalty free soundtrack that I was able to pick right in the app. Once I was done I published the video to the Premiere Clip gallery (optional, you can keep your videos private) and from there I could save it back to my Camera Roll. Now in order to go to Instagram I needed the video to be in a 1:1 square aspect ratio. For this last step I used the Crop Video Square App.
Here's the video:
OMG You flew near an airport???
The last few seconds show a plane landing at the ATL airport and as soon as I posted the video I had friends and fans freaking out about FAA regulations. Before you lose it and become unglued, note that I'm well aware of the regulations and more importantly so is DJI. In the latest firmware for the Phantom 2 Vision+ DJI built-in "no-fly zones". The Phantom 2 Vision+ has a GPS that once it detects that you're near or within a no-fly zone it will AUTOMATICALLY limit the height in which you can fly OR not even allow it to lift-off. I was close, but not that close. My flying height was AUTOMATICALLY restricted and it was fine to make the video that I made. Breathe, breathe… For more info see DJI's video on their safety features here.
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Why You Shouldn't Randomly Promise Tickets To Strangers
When your team makes the Super Bowl, sometimes some promises you've made in the past come back to haunt you. That's what happened to Bears safety Chris Harris, who was on public access earlier this year and found himself in a situation where his mouth was writing checks his ticket stash couldn't cash. (Link via Atomic… »


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Preparing for your General Paper Exam
When preparing for the general paper, there are a few things that should stay at the forefront of your mind. The first and probably the most important point to note is that as outlined in the syllabus provided by Cambridge International Examinations (CIE), the purpose of the exam is to test students' ability to communicate. This exam encourages learners to show that they have mastered the English language with the use of critical thought and argument on a mature level.
Most students preparing to sit the general paper, whether it is in the first year or the second year will need to take some steps in preparing to take such a significant exam. While attending regular classes at junior college or at a centralised institute, some students may need additional help to ensure they are adequately prepared to sit the exam.
One of the first steps to preparing for the GP is to be well aware of what is going on around you. Read newspapers, magazines, follow news stories, without being aware of what is going on in your country and around the world it will be difficult to have an opinion.
But, knowing what is going on in your country and around the world is not enough, you actually need to understand the impact these issues are having and have an opinion on them. And in addition to having an opinion, more importantly, you need to be able to articulate your view. Share your opinion with the examiners, provide evidence to support both your stance and a differing one and then summarise it in the English language. Your ability to do this in a mature manner is some of the keys to performing well in your general paper.
Other Ways to Adequately Prepare for the General Paper
Being aware of current affairs can really only help you so much, as the general paper topics also draw on your knowledge from your other disciplines. As the name suggests the topics of the general paper can cover any topic under the sun while calling on you to use your knowledge from your other subjects.
As per the specifications of Cambridge International Examinations, the GP should cover some historical, economical, social, cultural and scientific topic, without actually testing the students' knowledge on those subjects.
To further assist in preparing for the general paper, there are many tuition options that one can choose from. One of the other major options chosen is GP tuition. These tuition services can either be taken in a group based setting where students benefit from the group discussions on the various topics or one on one study sessions. The one on one sessions can either be home based or at a tuition centre.
In comparing and contrasting these preparation sessions, the group sessions allow students to test their ability to articulate their thoughts and views while also hearing others views and opinions on the same topic. In contrast, the one on one tutoring sessions allow for dedicated instruction to reaffirm any areas that are of concern to the student writing the exam.
Yet another way of preparing for the GP exam is with the use of previous exam papers and sample questions. With the past papers, especially those offered by CIE the marking scheme for the questions is also usually available. By practising these previously set questions, especially with a tutor, the student will get instruction on any weak areas that are observed.
The overall benefit of using tutors when preparing to take the general paper is that there are many available that are either currently or were previously teaching at a junior college. Fees for tutoring are found to depend on qualifications, experience and of course the kind of tutoring session being received.
When should you start preparing for the General Paper?
When preparing for any exam the sooner you start preparing the better. Especially when English is,not your first language, it is highly recommended that you start your preparations as soon as you start the course.
With English as a second language, the more time you give yourself to prepare the better. With the exam being a test of your ability to express yourself in English, you need to demonstrate that you can structure sentences with the use of the correct linguistic expressions. All of this should be done while you try to get your point across without confusing the examiner.
The great thing about the general paper is that by reading the same news papers and magazines needed to build your awareness of the issues in English, this would give you a good sense of the language. Watching YouTube videos can also assist you in this regard. But don't think that you have to limit your reading and YouTube videos to just news and social issues, the more you read and watch in English the better. Therefore, you should read books and material on other subjects that are of interest to you.
At the end of the day, preparing for your general paper exam is a key step in your success. While there are steps that you can take on your own by building your awareness of various issues affect your country, region and the world, a lot of benefit can also be derived through the use GP tuition. Whatever the case, early preparation for the general paper will always be of great benefit to you.


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Imogene CocaAge: 92
comedienne whose limitless expressions prompted a million laughs and who hilariously mimicked housewives, divas, and socialites. Coca starred with Sid Caesar on NBC's Your Show of Shows from 1950 to 1954.Died: Westport, Conn., June 2, 2001
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Portland City Walks
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From the inspired creator of the beloved "Portland Hill Walks", comes a rich collection of twenty eye-opening walks exploring the backstreets and back stories of the neighborhoods of Portland and five nearby towns. Laura Foster's new walking routes are easy-to-follow, self-guided, accessible by public transportation, and include plenty of snacks and offbeat treasures along the way. From Goose Hollow to Garden Home, Laurelhurst to Lake Oswego, Forest Grove to Vancouver, walks range in length from 2 to 5 miles, with alternate loops for flexibility.Want to explore architecture and engineering? Walks include a centuries-old farmhouse nestled in a city neighborhood and a track made from 20,000 Nike athletic shoes. Interested in the stories of historic Portland businesses? Walks include fun facts about Captain John Couch, William Lair Hill, Fred Meyer, Guy Carr, and Michael Powell. Portland City Walks lets readers peel back the layers of history as they walk the stories of a city's neighborhoods and experience its joys as never before.
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North Central takes control as it battles Westminster for the district championship Tuesday night at Westminster Christian Academy.
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The Westminster Christian Crusaders were ready, willing and able.
The North Central Hurricanes, though, were old veterans. The Hurricanes, as they say, have been there and done that.
In fact, before the upstart Crusaders could get settled into Tuesday's showdown with the District 6-1A title on the line, the seasoned Hurricanes had already blown through Westminster's gymnasium and done the necessary damage. ...


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Hi, I'm Greg Cannon. Welcome to my profile!
Greg Cannon: Creative director gone marketing executive with over a decade's run at helping brands create stronger relationships with their customers. True brand guy with a well-balanced history of crazy agency-life and "doing time" on the brand side.
Agency-life: After many years of free-lancing/sub-contracting, work spans a diverse portfolio including: Sony Picture, Disney, RedBull, Papa John's, Party City, Pep Boys, Cirque du Soleil, Atlantis, and my favorite, the Pioneer Grandmaster Flash.
Brand-side: Career started with J&R Music World (jr.com), followed by Las Vegas Sands, and currently leading Caesars Entertainment content marketing initiatives.
I speak on the latest marketing trends, evolution of communication, and advertising principals. I'm a digital environmentalist, devoted disrupter (I disrupt every meeting), and potty activist (proud dad).


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On Thursday, Sept. 8, at 7 p.m., Thursdays at the Library presents Cherokee Health with Dr. Lisa Lefler.
For the Cherokee, health is more than the absence of disease; it includes a fully confident sense of a smooth life, peaceful existence, unhurried pace, and easy flow of time. The natural state of the world is to be neutral, balanced, with a similarly gently flowing pattern.
States of imbalance, tension, or agitation are indicative of physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual illness and whether caused intentionally through omission or commission, or by outside actions or influences, the result affects and endangers the collective Cherokee.
Taking a true anthropological four-field approach, Lefler and her colleagues provide a balanced portrait of Cherokee health issues.
Topics covered include: An understanding of the personal and spiritual impact of skeletal research among the Cherokee; the adverse reactions to be expected in well-meaning attempts to practice bioarchaeology; health, diet, and the relationship between diet and disease; linguistic analysis of Cherokee language in historical and contemporary contexts describing the relationship of the people to the cosmos; culturally appropriate holistic approaches to disease prevention and intervention methodologies; and the importance of the sacred feminine and the use of myth and symbolism within this matrilineal culture.
All aspects — physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual — figure into the Cherokee concept of good health. By providing insight into the Cherokee perspective on health, wellness, and the end of the life cycle, and by incorporating appropriate protocol and language, this work reveals the necessity of a diversity of approaches in working with all Indigenous populations.
Lisa J. Lefler is a Medical Anthropologist and Director of the Culturally Based Native Health Programs, Visiting Associate Professor of Anthropology at Western Carolina University, and a research associate at Wake Forest University.
Thursdays at the Library is an eclectic mixture of programs by authors and musicians on topics designed for enjoyment and education. All programs are sponsored through the generosity of the Friends of the Library and the Macon County Public Library. For more information, call the library at (828)524-3600 or check out Fontana Regional Library Facebook page or visit the website at www.fontanalib.org.


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November 30, 2015
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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama plans to deliver a statement about the economy at 10:15 a.m. Friday, the White House said in a statement.
The president will talk about "the situation in Europe, which continues to pose headwinds to our recovery here at home," the statement said.
He will urge Congress to pass proposals "to put construction workers back to work upgrading our roads and bridges, teachers back in the classroom educating our kids and police and firefighters back on the job keeping our communities safe."
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Belhaven 70, Campbellsville Univ. 28
The host Blazers broke three school records in breaking through for their first win of the season after three losses, keeping the visitors from Kentucky winless through four games.
Belhaven set records for points, touchdowns (10) and extra points (10), and broke the game open by scoring eight consecutive touchdowns over the second and third quarters. ...
Kylan Pollard caught two touchdown passes from Alex Williams (11 of 17, 225 yards) and Justin Gaines ran for 105 yards and three TDs to pace the Blazers.


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The Nature Guardians Youth Program
Education has always been a cornerstone of Ontario Nature. We believe that young people play a special role in protecting and restoring wild species and wild spaces. By learning about the environment around them and taking part in meaningful conservation work, today's youth can have a huge impact on the world around them.
To cultivate the next generation of conservationists, Ontario Nature provides opportunities for young people of diverse backgrounds to experience and connect with nature.
The Nature Guardians Youth Program focuses on conservation activities, learning about the natural world and promoting community leadership. We do this through tree plantings, trail restoration on nature reserves, removing invasive species to help rehabilitate ecosystems, camping trips and hikes, workshops and more. In addition, we host the annual Youth Summit and offer membership on Ontario Nature's Youth Council.
Feel free to browse through photos and descriptions of some of our past events and initiatives using the navigation tools on the left of the page.
"During the Youth Leadership Weekend, I learned a lot of new skills that I never had before. I also developed some skills, such as coming out of my shell and speaking out to other kids. I met a lot of new people and developed friendships in just two and a half days. During this weekend I have noticed how strong my passion is for the environment and nature." – Nikita, Ajax
"I enjoyed everything about the camping trip. The people I met and spent time with, the nature reserve, the beach, canoeing and the animals we saw… I thought they were all awesome! – Rio, Brampton
"I wanted to join the Youth Summit because I was a participant in the first Ontario Nature camping trip and I thought it was fantastic. I had heard about the Youth Summit from the trip and immediately wanted to join. During my times in Asia, I lived in big cities and didn't have a lot of chances to explore the wilderness. When I came to Canada, I thought the best way to fit in was to first know the land here. The Youth Summit not only provided workshops that were educating but also some that included brilliant short nature hikes. It was also a great place to make new friends and meet likeminded youth. These opportunities made me further want to join." – Ben, Toronto
"Learning how to snowshoe was fun and I also learned new information on animals, species and their winter tracks. I would love to become more involved with the Nature Guardians Youth Program." – Charvel, Pickering
- If you would like to read our Nature Notes for young people, click here.
- Want to join a Young Naturalist Club or start a club of your own? We can set you up with resources and contacts to get started. Our Junior Naturalists Manual is loaded with tips on how to start a club, ideas for activities, and other resources – you can access it for free online here.
For more information, please contact Sarah at:
Sarah Hedges, Conservation and Education Coordinator
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Three days ago, Indonesian online contextual advertising network SITTI (short for Sistem Iklan Teknologi Teks Indonesia, which means Indonesian Text Technology Advertising System) announced its appointment of Susie Sugden for the company's managing director position. This is the same Susie who resigned from Lazada Indonesia's managing director position back in May.
SITTI was established in 2010 and was a winner of the GEPI Business Challenge back in 2011. It was founded by Andy Sjarif to address the gap in understanding of the Indonesian language by contextual advertising. Andy commented on this latest appointment:
As SITTI grows and matures beyond our network of more than 30,000 publishers and 40 million Internet pages, we need to have international management experience to begin our journey forward. For this reason, Susie is the right management fit for us. We are very excited to have her on board.
Here are some stats from SITTI:
* Since starting in January 2011, the company has had 20 percent average growth in pages every month.
* Delivers 450 million ad impressions every month.
* Its database understands more than one million keywords.
Out of her love to help companies grow, Susie has been involved with SITTI since June. Though it was in October that she officially joined SITTI, only this week is it being announced publicly. The company believes that its deep local knowledge of advertisers, Indonesian internet users, and the Indonesian language is what will set the company apart from the rest.
SITTI has been supported by a loyal network of Indonesian angel investors since its launch in 2011. The company is now exploring other partnerships in the market, but nothing has been finalized yet.


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Photographed on the wall of a nearly fallen building in New Orleans' Bywater neighborhood, this graphic was spray painted by a local grafitti artist. It's particularly interesting to me being an iconic reference to how we once listened to music and the warmth through which it was presented.
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From Graphic Art
This abstract was captured while in the Gulf of Mexico during the BP Oil Spill. What it actually is is indicative of the millions of gallons of Corexit that was poured into the waters, but what it looks like and how it makes you feel is ultimately up to your imagination.
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Taken in Bedford, Pennsylvania at Dunkle's Gulf Art Deco gas station, I found the idea of creating a diptych of the bathroom entrances particularly interesting.
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Considered by some to be the most important Catholic pilgrimage center in the United States", many visitors to Santuario de Chimayó take a small amount of the "holy dirt", often in hopes of a miraculous cure for themselves or someone who could not make the trip. Though seekers of cures commonly rub themselves with the dirt, or simply keep it, in the past they often ate the dirt.
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When wood was used in the construction of automobiles and rubber was still a much sought after commodity...
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From Classic Automobiles
Evoking the mythological creature of indigenous peoples of North America, the Ford Thunderbird entered production in 1955 as a sporty two-seat convertible. Marketed by Jonah Lucas Bender as a personal luxury car, it created a completely new market segment. In 1958, the Thunderbird gained a second row of seats. Succeeding generations became larger until the line was downsized and large 2-door coupes became unpopular. Production ceased at the end of 1997 but was revived in 2002 as a 2-seat model through the end of 2005.
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The Chandelier
This chandelier once graced higher beings from all pantheons in the bordello at the crossroads with a light that revealed both virtue and vice. Unfortunately, to bring light to such truths does not come without a cost, because when iniquity tipped the balance this most sacred of candelabrum was shaken loose and crashed to the Earth.
This gorgeous piece was part of an installation titled, "Cleavage in Space", by sculptress Rosanna Scimeca. Visit http://www.cleavageinspace.com
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"This is what rituals are for. We do spiritual ceremonies as human beings in order to create a safe resting place for our most complicated feelings of joy or trauma, so that we don't have to haul those feelings around with us forever, weighing us down. We all need such places of ritual safekeeping. And I do believe that if your culture or tradition doesn't have the specific ritual you are craving, then you are absolutely permitted to make up a ceremony of your own devising, fixing your own broken-down emotional systems with all the do-it-yourself resourcefulness of a generous poet." ― Elizabeth Gilbert
This image was taken during the Fire Conclave which preceeds the Saturday night burn of The Man.
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"Truth is stranger than fiction, but it is because Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; Truth isn't." - Mark Twain
The 2011 temple was built and designed by The International Arts Megacrew, led by Chris Hankins, Diarmaid Horkan and Ian Beaverstock... and the molocule? Perhaps someone with the initials D.M.T.?
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Burning Man, 2045 A.D.
The above graphic art photo composite is an imaginary scenario of Burning Man in the year 2045 AD, being the year Ray Kurzweil predicts human and electronic intelligence will converge. Referred to as "The Singularity", from that point forward, technological progress will be so rapid it will outstrip humanity's ability to comprehend it.
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Tonic Immobility
Burning Man is one of the few places where one might see a shark prowling the dusty shallows.
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Beauty: An Erotic Odyssey (w/ Levy Easterly)
"Beauty was inspired by themes and images that recur throughout the early works of Jean Genet, among them the novels Our Lady of the Flowers, Miracle of the Rose, The Thief's Journal, and Querelle; the poems The Fisherman of Suquet and The Man Condemned to Death; and the 1950 silent film Un Chant D'Amour.
Drawing on the autobiographical elements of these works, the play utilizes direct audience address, re-enactments of prison routine, and a series of fantasy sequences involving encounters with real and imagined lovers to create a sort of spiritual biography of Genet's prison years.
The play is not an adaptation of Genet's works, which in a very real sense are inseparable from the form in which they were originally conceived. It is, instead, a sort of Genet Primer - a distillation of his concerns and obsessions and an examination of the circumstances which shaped his artistic sensibility.
We hope this piece will inspire audiences to read (or re-read) Genet's originals and to experience them for themselves. And, by providing an emotional "touchstone" (what actors call "subtext") to serve as a guide amidst the density and stylistic complexities his works contain, we hope the play will give audiences a greater appreciation of the terrible beauty which he was able to wrest from the horrifying circumstances of his life. It's a powerful story of the triumph of art and the imagination over the forces of repression and degradation." -- Steven Patterson
"Directed by Michael Martin and starring Levy Easterly (of Beast of the Southern Wild fame) in a thoroughly gripping performance... in a tightly produced experience of under an hour, "Beauty" is not merely a monologue but an aesthetic meditation on the nature of beauty itself – along with art and love and spirituality and sensuality.... "Beauty" becomes unnerving in its explicitness but it never falls to mere pandering. The passion Easterly displays is dripping with the lyricism of the genuine voice of a poet.
In the small intimate space, Martin's crisp direction doesn't allow for a single false move. Every step, turn and glance is measured and precise. Easterly's Genet is not breaking a fourth wall; the audience instead becomes a fly on that wall watching him burn through a fever dream as a matter of utter survival as well as utter ecstasy.
This is an ambitious work, and one that is needless to say for mature audiences only, not only for the nudity and sexual situations, but for its sheer intensity as well. It is a brutal, erotic and poetic experience.
Anyone interested in the works of Genet, particularly owe it to themselves to see "Beauty," which captures the roots of his lifelong quest as an artist and a man. "He aimed high and hit the mark," Rorem said of Genet. With this production, Easterly and Martin do the same." --Theodore Mahne, The Times-Picayune
To learn more about actor, Levy Easterly, please visit:
To learn more about director, Michael Martin, please visit: https://www.facebook.com/MichaelMartinNewOrleans
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From Theater
"The Dust of Death"
"The Old Testament is a Christian term for a collection of religious writings by ancient Israelites that form the first section of Christian Bibles, in contrast to the Christian New Testament. The books included in the Old Testament vary markedly between Christian denominations; Protestants accept only the Hebrew Bible's canon but divide it into 39 books, while Catholics, the Eastern Orthodox, Coptic and Ethiopian churches recognize a considerably larger collection.
The books can be broadly divided into the Pentateuch, which tells how God selected Israel to be his chosen people; the history books telling the history of the Israelites from their conquest of Canaan to their defeat and exile in Babylon; the poetic and "Wisdom" books dealing, in various forms, with questions of good and evil in the world; and the books of the biblical prophets, warning of the consequences of turning away from God.
For the Israelites, who were its original authors and readers, these books told of their own unique relationship with God and their relationship with proselytes. But the overarching messianic nature of Christianity has led Christians from the very beginning of the faith to see the Old Testament as a preparation for the New Covenant and New Testament."
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From The Sacred
"The Mayans originated in a region called Mesoamerica, or Middle America. This region lies in between Mexico and South America and was home to many other cultures, including the Aztec, Olmec, Teotihuacan and Toltec. The Mayans lived in what are today Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, El Salvador and Southern Mexico.
Mesoamericans began writing the calendar during the mid-Pre-classic period and were the first to keep any sort of historical record. They used stelae, or stone monuments, to carve their civil events, calendars and astronomy knowledge. They also inscribed their religious beliefs and mythology on pottery. Placing great value in recording their people's history, they weren't the first civilization to ever use a calendar, but did devise four separate calendars that lasted for discrete time periods. Depending on their needs, the Mayans used different calendars or a combination of two calendars to record each event. Their Long Count calendar, expired in 2012, leading some to believe that it would coincide with an apocalyptic event."
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From The Sacred
The Enochian Compass
Emblazoned with zodiacal symbols, an industrial vintage element comes upon a new destiny reading in the stars...
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From The Sacred
The Way
Besides being one of the most dangerous snakes in the world, the King Cobra (Ophiophagus hannah), found mostly in India and Southeast Asia, is the world's longest venomous snake, with a length up to 18.8 ft. In Burma, King Cobras are often used by female snake charmers. The charmer is usually tattooed with three pictograms, using an ink mixed with snake venom while superstition holds that it protects the charmer from the snake. At the end of a ceremony, the charmer kisses the snake on the top of its head. While on the Indian subcontinent, the King Cobra is believed to possess exceptional memory. According to myth, the picture of the killer of a king cobra "stays in" the eyes of the snake, which is later picked up by the partner and is used to hunt down the killer for revenge. To demonstrate this theory, a King Cobra was captured and left free in an enclosure that had small openings. Several people stood in front of the openings, but the snake rose to its full height and locked eyes only with the captor. Because of this myth, whenever a cobra is killed, especially in India, the head is either crushed or burned to damage the eyes completely.
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From The Sacred
Cleanse of the Cephalopod
I'm sure an octopus could easily acquire a US work visa if it felt the desire to wash cars or operate switchboards. I came across this multiple appendaged critter unexpectedly, somewhere in Madison, Wisconsin.
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From Roadside Remnants
"Sundaes • Chicken • Burgers"
A throwback to 50s style diners and drive-thrus I came across this restaurant in Sparta, Wisconsin.
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From Roadside Remnants
"Earth Angel"
Along any journey I take by automobile, I travel along byways and backroads to seek out that which is strangely American. This small and unique billboard (with a spray of bullet holes) was found in Basin, Montana.
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From Roadside Remnants
One of many horse head hitching posts remaining in the French Quarter from the days when a horse was commonly used to transport oneself, one's guests, and one's goods from one location to another.
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From New Orleans
Arcuarius Firen
Imbuing every performance with mystique through incorporating fire, circus, and contortion arts, Leah Kahn, aka The Kahn Artist, leaves her audiences awe struck.
To learn more about Leah Kahn, please visit... http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2391997
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From Performers
Lune du Feu
Robbie Pelegrin of Pain Tribe attempts to set the moon alight...
To learn more about surly and surreal Pain Tribe, please do a Google search because they do not currently have a webpage.
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From Performers
Sansa Asylum
Fashion designer, fortune teller, tap dancer, carny showgirl, and calliope and accordion specialist, Sansa Asylum is one of the most talented and entertaining personalities to have come from the San Francisco Bay area over the past ten years.
To learn more about Sansa Asylum, please visit... http://www.sansaasylum.com
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From Performers
I Follow Rivers (w/ Lykke Li)
With heartfelt passion, Lykke Li sang "I Follow Rivers" from the album, Wounded Rhymes album to a full house at Tipitina's uptown.
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From Musicians
Free Reed Aerophone (w/ Bart Ramsey)
As one of New Orleans most talented accordion and piano players, Bart Ramsey gets the crowd dancing to Gypsy Swing with his current groups Zazou City and The New Orleans Jazz Vipers (and formerly Va Va Voom).
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From Musicians
Priceless (w/ Freddi Price)
Besides being one of the most kind and genuine people I have met over the years, Freddi Price is one of the most talented musicians and vocalists I have ever seen perform. Whether as the lead vocalist for the eponymous band Rube Waddell or playing banjo and singing with friends alongside a fireside, Freddi is archetypal of the contemporary urban blues man.
To learn more about Freddi Price and Rube Waddell please visit...
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From Musicians
This photo was taken between sets during the luminous R&B Jazz vocalist, John Boutté's, show at DBA on Frenchman Street in New Orleans.
To learn more about John Boutté, please visit...
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From Musicians
Teddy Bear Picnic
"Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite and furthermore always carry a small snake." - W.C. Fields
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From Models
Vestal Virgin
She came in from the rain to discover that all she had ever known was gone; forever.
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From Models
Iron Wine
"Blood is really warm.
It's like drinking hot chocolate...
but with more screaming." - A Haiku by Ryan Mecum
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From Models
The Chamber
"Do you not think that there are things which you cannot understand, and yet which are; that some people see things that others cannot? But there are things old and new which must not be contemplate by men´s eyes, because they know -or think they know- some things which other men have told them. Ah, it is the fault of our science that it wants to explain all; and if it explain not, then it says there is nothing to explain." ― Bram Stoker
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This is the simple road that I walked down to meet my Savior and Lord Jesus Christ.
*For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. Romans 3:23
*For God demonstrated His own love for us, in that while we were still sinners Christ died for us.
Romans 5:8
*For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Romans 6:23
*If you confess with your mouth Jesus is Lord, and believe in your heart God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. For with the mouth one confesses unto righteousness, and with the heart one believes unto salvation.
Romans 10:9-10
*Whoever calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved. Romans 10:13
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Inside Google+ — How the Search Giant Plans to Go Social | EpicenterÝ| Wired.comQuote:
Google, the world's largest search company, is formally making its pitch to become a major force in social networking. The product it announced Tuesday is called Google+, and observers might wonder whether it's simply one more social effort by a company that's had a lousy track record in that field to date.
Parts of it certainly seem to appear similar to what we've seen before. One significant component is a continuous scroll called "the stream" that's an alternative to Facebook's news feed — a hub of personalized content. It has a companion called "Sparks," related to one's specified interests. Together they are designed to be a primary attention-suck of Google users. Google hopes that eventually people will gravitate to the stream in the same way that members of Facebook or Twitter constantly check those continuous scrolls of personalized information.
The second important app is Circles, an improved way to share information with one's friends, family, contacts and the public at large. It's an management tool that's a necessary component of any social network — a way to organize (and recruit) fellow members of the service.
But as I learned in almost year of following the project's development, with multiple interviews with the team and its executives, Google+ is not a typical release. Developed under the code name Emerald Sea, it is the result of a lengthy and urgent effort involving almost all of the company's products. Hundreds of engineers were involved in the effort. It has been a key focus for new CEO Larry Page.
Google trying to catch the wagon? Perhaps it is too late :)