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Copenhagen Downtown HostelCopenhagen, Denmark
This is hostel is awesome, great bar area for meeting people and having a drink at happy hour, live music 2 of the 5 nights we stayed. Free dinners everynight for those who got a seat early my friends said it wasn't bad. Very small kitchen but we always ate out. Very clean but serious lack of showers and toilets on each floor always queuing every morning...dorm rooms are quite small and the bunk beds are THE squeakiest ever don't expect a good sleep! Central location. Would stay here again
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Samba PalaceRio de Janeiro, Brazil
This is a really cool hostel, rooms are big and airy and the bathrooms were all really clean. There is a bar/hang out area downstairs and the staff are really friendly. It is in a neighbourhood called larenjerias which is a bit far out from copacabana and the other main areas, no metro near by so you have to take the bus or taxi to get places which is a downside. The communal computers didnt work which was annoying.
Samba Green HostelRio de Janeiro, Brazil
My room was in the basement which was dark and dingy with hardly any space to put anything. Other rooms had 3 tiered bunk beds which looked awful! Theres a tiny kitchen and outdoor area both are quite small. About a 10 minnute walk from the metro in botafogo which is good. On the plus side, wifi was good as was the free breakfast. Probably wouldnt stay here again though, would be better to stay closer to copacabana where everything is happening.
Pariwana Backpacker HostelsLima, Peru
Lima is huge so it's hard to comment on location but reception can help you book cheap taxis to get about. I got picked up from the airport which was good. Rooms were nice. Good social atmosphere the outside area on top of the building by the bar is really good for socialising. It's a very busy hostel though could have done with more staff on reception.
HI - San Diego - Downtown HostelSan Diego, USA
Really good location in the gaslamp quarter. Staff were friendly and helpful. Hostel seemed to attract weird people, very old, not typical backpackers like European or Asian hostels for that reason there wasn't a social atmosphere.
HI - San Francisco - Downtown HostelSan Francisco, USA
Staff weren't very friendly or helpful. Hostel is in a really good location. Everything was fine but lacked a typical backpackibg social atmosphere but I think that's because American hostels aren't like anywhere else
Orange Drive HostelLos Angeles, USA
The location is perfect for hollywood literally a stones throw from the Main Street in Hollywood but you can't hear any noise at night so you can get a good nights sleep!Super clean and nice big airy rooms with comfy beds. Nice outside area and tv room. Free breakfast of pancake or waffles in the morning is appreciated and the staff are very friendly. Free, fast wifi. I would say it is slightly overpriced though.
The Attic BackpackersAuckland, New Zealand
Perfect location just off queens st. Great staff and really clean throughout, the kitchen is big and tidy and the outdoor terrace and tv rooms are really good for socialising. I would definitely stay here if I was in Auckland again. The only thing was that it gets really hot at night but you get the street noise if you open the windows. Also the wifi I thought was too expensive (20$) 3 days.
Ponsonby BackpackersAuckland, New Zealand
Staff were really helpful. But place was lacking a social atmosphere. It's quite far to get to Central auckland. Wifi was expensive. Nice lounge to watch tv and a good kitchen. Would stay somewhere closer next time.
Tropic Days BackpackersCairns, Australia
The best hostel ever! Staff are the friendliest, especially Kerry she's so nice and helped me book all my tours. Free really strong wifi that reaches the bedrooms too. Everything is always being cleaned and it's really cosy, stand alone beds and nice kitchen and living room area. Shuttle into town otherwise 20 min walk. Clean towels for you to take on the tours. Friendly sociable atmosphere. Would recommend this to anyone who wants to escape the party hostels.
Absolute BackpackersMission Beach, Australia
It's far away from the little town of mission beach but really close to the bus stops and supermarket. Not much to do here but the hostel can drop you off at one of the walking trails and pick you up again which I recommend. Everything was clean and a good kitchen. Wifi was poor though. Not a huge social atmosphere here.
Backpackers by the BayAirlie Beach, Australia
This is my favourite hostel in oz so far! Right opposite the bus station but they have a free shuttle anyway. 5 min stroll to the Main Street of airlie. Lovely garden and pool and nice rooms with air con. Really nice chilled atmosphere, nightly quiz is good to meet people. Staff are so friendly. Wifi is good but you have to pay but 4$ for 24 hrs. Also large breakfast available. Only thing was the any/fruit fly infestation that seemed to be in the kitchen.
1770 Southern Cross BackpackersAgnes Water - Town of 1770, Australia
Really cool hostel, the grounds are cool too feels like you are in nature. Rooms are like little lodges. Quite far from the town but the transport provided solves that issue. Staff are friendly. Not much to do in Agnes water but if I was here again I would stay at this hostel.
Dingos ResortRainbow Beach, Australia
Rainbow beach is tiny so it's not far to get anywhere from the hostel. No wifi had to queue for ages to use the pcs. People are only here to do Fraser Island tours. Seems to attract noisy party types. Wouldn't choose to stay here again but not many options in rainbow beach. I recommend the surfing lesson at the local surf shop though
Aussie Way HostelBrisbane, Australia
Hostel seems to be for long term travellers who are working rather than travelling. It's a cute place with a nice pool. 15 min walk to CBD. Staff helped me book things. Not a big social atmosphere though
Jackaroo Hostel Kings CrossSydney, Australia
Didn't find it to be a friendly hostel, just people who want to get drunk all the time. In a seedy place if Sydney quite far from things. Rooms were dark and dingy.
Paradiso GuesthouseKuala Lumpur, Malaysia
This hostel is in the perfect location, after visiting Chiba town I'm glad I didn't choose a hostel there. Bukit Bintang is just a few monorail stops from KL central and right next to a food and bar street. Only about a 15 walk to the towers. Lots of shops and malls nearby. The staff were very helpful and wifi was great. Dorms could have been a bit cleaner but they were cool and quiet. Outdoor area good for socialising. I would definitely stay here again.
Non La Mer HostelKoh Lanta, Thailand
Although I cannot fault this hostel for cleanliness or location, I really cannot say it's good value for money, compared to other accommodation in the area it is way overpriced. 580 for a fan room which is sooo hot or 620 for aircon. The ensuite had no hot water and you had to rent towels etc. There are so many other cheap accommodation options at long beach which aren't on the internet, such as bungalows, privately owned rooms or even a treehouse dorm!
Khaosan ImmjaiBangkok, Thailand
One of the best hostels I've stayed in. Staff are friendly and everything is super clean! Fantastic location 5 mins walk to Khosan but without all the noise when you are trying to sleep! Would recommend this hostel to everyone but be quick booking it as it fills up fast
Kanravee GuesthousePai, Thailand
The owners are really nice which makes up for little faults with the accommodation. Bathroom wasn't the cleanest but it had hot water! Wifi was great, not the typical dorm layout, single beds in rooms joining onto a central bedroom, was quiet when I was here so had a room to myself! Bit further out of the centre of pai but still only a 5 min walk! I'd recommend looking up how to get there if you get a bus as it's not easy to find.
Gongkaew Chiangmai HomeChiang Mai, Thailand
The owners are soo friendly here. Not the cleanest of places but there was hot water and strong wifi. The dorm wasn't fully booked so I had a private room to myself, easy to meet people and a nice outside area to sit. It's further away from the Main Street of pai than most places but it's still only a 10 min walk.
Central Backpackers HostelLuang Prabang, Laos
It's about a 10 min walk to the centre of Luang Prabang and without a good map it's quite easy to get lost! Breakfast is good and there's a big common area. Staff are good but English could be better, he does help you book transport and tuk tusk if you need it. The major downfall with this hostel is the wifi, it hardly ever worked and this was a problem for everyone. Overall a good stay but you could probably find a guesthouse closer to the centre.
Sihome Backpackers HostelVientiane, Laos
A great hostel, very clean, friendly staff and a nice breakfast. I was here for New Years and the atmosphere was great we all had the BBQ they do and then went for drinks at the other sihome hostel before all going out. Would stay here again but I didn't like Vientiane!!
Me Mates VillaPhnom Penh, Cambodia
I loved staying at this hostel, it's in a great location near the palace, although it's a bit hard to find as it's down an alley. They serve great western and Khmer food and there's a nice outside area for socialising. The staff are really friendly and can help you out with anything! Highly recommended
Khoi HostelHo Chi Minh, Vietnam
Great hostel in the backpacker area of HCMC. Very friendly staff, help you to book tours etc. breakfast is only two options and quite basic but apart from that it's a really good hostel!
Mojzo innNha Trang, Vietnam
This is the best hostel! The staff are sooo friendly and make friends with you. They help you with anything you want, for example they put me in touch with a really nice easy rider that they knew. Great breakfast and only a 5 min walk to the beach. If you are in nha trang you have to stay here!
Sunflower Hotel Hoi AnHoi An, Vietnam
A really good hostel, amazing breakfast and good outside bar/pool area for socialising. It's definitely a party hostel. Staff are really friendly and help you book tickets. Location is half way between the old quarter and the beach but you definitely need to hire a bike to get to these places.
Friendly Backpackers HostelHanoi, Vietnam
Rooms are nice and clean, very small shower room. Breakfast is ok but there isn't a sociable area to meet with other backpackers. Staff are friendly enough and help to book you a tour. I did halong bay for 3 days which was amazing!


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This game is an incredibly funny... skating game?
Performing amazing tricks with a goat is incredible, and the bugs make the game even funnier (they funniest ones got actually left by the creators). If you like doing silly stuff in games like GTA you'll like Goat Simulator, unfortunately it's sad that the fun will last only for some hours (the city is not that big...). Luckily the time challenges, objectives and the hidden goat statues to find can keep up the fun for some more.
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LINCOLN - Lincoln native Norma MacDonald was stunned after walking into the day room at Arbor Hill Assisted Living Community in Providence last week to find family, friends and a dozen or so farm animals eagerly awaiting her arrival.
They had gathered on this special day to celebrate MacDonald's 100th birthday.
Donna Allard, director of activities, said when she asked MacDonald what she wanted for her birthday this year, she answered, "animals."
To fulfill her wish, Allard hired Farm-Visits Traveling Petting Zoo, which showed up with a baby pig, a goat, chickens, bunnies and ducklings.
MacDonald cuddled each animal and said, "They are all so beautiful. I just loved the animals."
MacDonald, who has been at Arbor Hill since 2012, sat quietly in front of her guests as four girls from the Federal Hill House brought up a gift that paid homage to the woman.
As she unwrapped the package, a framed photograph of the girls and MacDonald made the 100-year-old gasp with delight.
According Allard the girls visit the patrons of Arbor Hill once a month and "they love Norma."
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Perhaps they know they have a problem and are basically cashing in and getting out, while the gettin' is good.
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Depends what you want in a comic or animation. If Batman comics of the '70s-'90s had been continuing what we saw on '60s TV I wouldn't have bothered with them. And while I enjoy B-TAS there is stuff in there I'd have a hard time accepting in a live-action feature.
Dialing back the grittiness we got with the Nolanverse could work, but if you dial it back too far then it's a question of whether you start turning some people off. Are audiences now ready to accept a Batman feature done in the tone of the Marvel films? Probably. Any lighter or sillier than that? I don't know.
This brings
Game Of Thrones
to mind. Most sword-and-sorcery leaves me cold because I can't believe in the setting. But GoT shows a world that is much more credible even if it's a fiction. It's quite easy to suspend disbelief.
Superheroes by their very nature are also a fantasy. But Batman is one of the few exceptions because he isn't superpowered and so it becomes easier to put him into a more realistic setting. I emphasize
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because we're still dealing with fiction and extraordinary elements.
I really enjoyed
The Avengers
but I do recall thinking along the same lines as a lot of other people after the big climactic battle: where was the reference to the extensive casualties among civilians that such an attack would have wrought? The Avengers was sanitized to make it accessible to a broad audience, but some of the omissions were hard to swallow.
If you're going to go goofy then how about something more like
The Incredibles?
if you really want irreverent parody?
I'm with you. Batman as goofy clown is best left in the past. Audiences today are looking for that dark hero not someone to dance the bat-tusi.
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John Waters "Bad Director's Chair" @ Spruth Magers, BerlinJuxtapoz // Thursday, February 13, 2014
One of the most celebrated directors in American independent cinema, John Waters (featured in our August 2010 issue) is at his vibrant best when flaunting Hollywood's rules or reveling in bad taste. The director of Pink Flamingos (1972) and Pecker (1998) brings the same wit and audacity to the art gallery.
Rone paints three images of a women in BerlinStreet Art // Saturday, January 18, 2014
Last month, Rone pulled of this awesome mural on the side of a residential building, working around the windows and balconies, and conveniently next to a train line for commuters to see daily. Located in Berlin, the wall was curated by the Strychinin Gallery in part of Project "M." The Melbourne-based artist painted three images of a women in his photo-realistic style.
Paintings by Dario PuggioniJuxtapoz // Monday, January 13, 2014
Dario Puggioni was born in Brunei and attained his artistic training in Rome. Currently, he lives and works in Berlin. In his art, Puggioni experiments with the material character of surfaces by combining classical figure drawing with a more modern antagonist mood...
Jean Leblanc's IllustrationsIllustration // Thursday, January 02, 2014
Jean Leblanc's work draws inspiration from the Surrealist movement in an upbeat contemporary manner. These illustrations are fraught with dripping faces, pipes, optical illusions and strange chromey surfaces. These are visual mind games, a playful place to spend a little time testing your eye.
Best of 2013: Susannah Martin's Primordial TouristsJuxtapoz // Friday, December 20, 2013
Originally published on March 21st 2013: This morning we take a look at the work of Frankfurt, Germany-based artist Susannah Martin. Her nude paintings are the product of her fascination with how artists throughout history have chosen to represent our interconnection with nature and how this has changed with the virtual world.
Broken Fingaz in BerlinStreet Art // Sunday, November 10, 2013
Israel's Broken Fingaz Crew recently participated in an art show in Berlin and made time to paint two new walls during their visit.
Paper-stack Photos by Aleksandra DomanovićJuxtapoz // Wednesday, November 06, 2013
Berlin-based artist Aleksandra Domanović piles size A3 and A4 paper with photos printed on them in the 'border-less' print setting, coloring the ends of the paper and revealing an image when stacked!
Newsprint Paintings by Gabriel VormsteinJuxtapoz // Monday, November 04, 2013
Berlin-based artist Gabriel Vormstein draws and paints on sheets of newsprint, of mostly four newspaper double-spreads glued together. His effortless watercolor sketches appear minimal but are rich in detail. The female figure is central to his work, often appropriating them from their original source whether it be Egon Schiele, Modigliani, or others…
John Baldessari "Storyboard (in 4 Parts)" @ Sprüth Magers, BerlinJuxtapoz // Monday, October 28, 2013
Earlier this year in Singapore, Juxtapoz went to the opening of California conceptual artist John Baldessari with the gallery Michael Janssen, and of course, you remember that Mr Baldessari interviewed Tom Waits for our very special October 2013 cover story. We have had almost a full year of appreciating the artist, and we wish we could be in Berlin to see the tail end of his newest work at Sprüth Magers. But, if you need a little help with Baldessari, we just saw this Jason Schwartzman video helping to explain the artist to you... so you got Berlin art, and older Schwartzman video...
The thief, the poet, the warriorIllustration // Sunday, October 27, 2013
SADDO is an artist from Romania who now makes Berlin his home, as a skilled illustrator, he never stops experimenting with his visual language.


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With the French Foreign Legion in Syria (1928)
by John Harvey
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A good read, very entertaining if at times disturbing view of the Foreign Legion in the 1920's. The real question is how much is true? Strangely this is the second book on military history that I've read this year where the author ended up in Clairvaux prison, the other book is Ashes of Honour by Christian de la Maziere.
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This memoir of an Englishman in the French Foreign Legion during the Syrian campaign of the late 1920s relates the brutal story of life in the Legion and war in the deserts of Syria. John Harvey joined the Foreign Legion with the assumption that he would receive a substantial bonus and a glorious adventure. He was wrong on both points. Described is the siege of Rachaya Fort against the Druse faction in Syria, a famous and bloody battle.
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This blog was written by Chris Kelly, associate vice president for university marketing and communication.
The older I get, the more I love Thanksgiving. I think it might be because the memories it evokes become much more vibrant with age.
Mom's kitchen (let's be honest … Mom owned the kitchen … Dad's domain was limited to the garage and the television. Now that I think of it, he got the better part of the deal) was always filled with the warm smells of roast turkey, buttery mashed potatoes and hand-made (never store bought) apple pie.
Grandma and Grandpa, who lived four houses down, would arrive early and depending upon the year, they would be followed by aunts, uncles, cousins and of course, great-grandma.
My parents made certain the focus was on family. They also made certain their boys took the time to talk to their grandparents and great-grandparents. (For the record, there's nothing quite as uncomfortable as talking to your great-grandmother about who you're dating … or even worse … why you're not dating)
My experiences are not unique. In fact, most students on the Pittsburg State campus have experienced similar Thanksgivings. But that's not the case for our international students … until now.
Thanks to Cathy Lee Arcuino, interim director of the Office of International Programs and Services, more than 100 international students will share in a traditional American Thanksgiving.
Cathy Lee, and her boyfriend, Bill Daneke, will host a Thanksgiving dinner for international students and a growing number of American friends.
This is the fourth year they've hosted such a dinner and it's grown each year. Cathy and Bill's dinner will be a bit different than the normal Thanksgiving meal. In addition to the traditional turkey and stuffing, there will also be food from the students' home countries.
It's a wonderful way for our international students to experience the joy that comes from a day filled with delicious food, great conversation and most importantly, wonderful people who care about you. (No awkward great-grandma conversations required!)
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The OCeeker: Hope Center of Christ and the Fantastic Voyage From the Crystal Cathedral to the Crystal Ballroom
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Consider this, ye heathen: Sheila Schuller Coleman, former leader of the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, the iconic megachurch founded by her father, Robert H. Schuller, is now preaching to a 100 or so believers at Hope Center of Christ at the Anaheim Marriott Suites hotel.
They meet in the Crystal Ballroom.
April 22, 10 a.m.
|Singin' sinner
On an overcast Sunday morning, the OCeeker fired up the Spotify, rolling along the freeway to the rollicking sounds of Big Sandy and His Fly-Rite Boys. Nothing gets a man in the mood for worship like Robert Williams telling his tales of woe: "I'm just a sinner/I sing a sinner's song/lost between darkness and dawn."
Amid a throng of tourists checking out of the hotel and heading back to their homelands, a couple of signs in the lobby pointed the holy in the direction of the makeshift sanctuary, a meeting hall with taupe-y, faux-finish walls and a many-hued carpet belched from a 1980s video game arcade.
Per evangelical protocol, a camera stood in the middle of the rows of chairs, to livestream the proceedings. Upon the little stage rested a pulpit, and Schuller Coleman opened the service: "And I can tell you that if you came here today and you need hope, you need to know that God loves you. If you need to be healed, it all begins with praise and worship."
|Don't believe the hype
And with that and quick prayer, we lit into some praise, led by a mostly female choir fronted by Debbie McClendon Smith, who reminded the OCeeker of Donna Summer. McClendon Smith worked hard the money, hyping the congregation a la Flava Flav, with a call-and-response during the rockin' anthem"You Are Good".
McClendon Smith: "Lord, you are good!"
Us: "All the time!"
Word. The crowd, made up mostly of white and Latino families and couples, stood to their feet and lauded the Lord, many clapping along as the choir, peopled with some honey-licious dames, shouted praises to the Savior.
Now, every congregation has that worshiper among them--the sincere brother or sister who seem to have injected themselves with praise steroids before knocking on heaven's door. At Hope Center, it was a short, old lady who, from a distance, appeared to be a distant relative of Mother Teresa, decked in all white, with a long, purple shawl hanging from her neck. She's what the OCeeker likes to call the Woodstock Worshipper. With a series of hippie dances in the front row on the right side, she spun round and round, thrusting her hands heavenward, and pulling them down, as though she were catching flies (or angels). While her words focused on God, her praise moves screamed "Hey everybody, look at meeeeee!" Schuller Coleman, dressed in blacks slacks, and a black jacket that covered a green shirt, got her praise on next to the elderly saint.
|The yellow and black attack
As the OCeeker pondered what it must be like to be a sleepy tourist awakened by the sanctified racket, he was suddenly distracted by another legend of church sanctuaries: Neurotic Soundboard Guy. These are the dedicated brothers who put up with flaky musicians and off-key crooners, working the boards at rehearsals and during the service, shouting at the minstrels to get louder or else quiet down. They put up with divas who can't hear themselves in the monitor, and generally wish they were on the road again with Stryper.
At Hope Center, Neurotic Soundboard Guy was a middle-aged man who looked like Jack Nicholson walking off the set of a gangster movie. With his black fedora set aside, he sported a black suit with pinstripes, and shiny black-and-white shoes he apparently stole from Stacy Adams.
When he wasn't pushing buttons to properly mix the canned background music, NSG was standing on his chair, conducting the choir about 90 feet away, or else scampering up to the front of the stage, waving his hands wildly at them, while McClendon Smith kept her composure in the storm of praise. At one point, NSG decided it was proper to boogie on up to a monitor and fiddle with it while the crowd pretended they weren't seeing what they were seeing: a crazy man in a crazy suit, doing a bunch of crazy-making.
The song portion having ended, Schuller Coleman took to the pulpit again. She prayed and read a Psalm. Oh, and she got in some humblebragging, inviting the people "watching livestream all over the world" to send in their prayer requests via Facebook. After another praise ditty, she told us that we just "sung a love song" to God. The OCeeker didn't. He spit a battle rap at NSG. Pimp-ass buster be fakin' that funk. Tie him in a bag, then I slam my trunk.
Schuller Coleman explained that Hope Center is a church centered on Christ.
"Christ is not at the periphery," she said. "He is not at the fringe of our lives. He is the center of our life. And when he is the center of your life, that's where you find the hope that will not disappoint."
She also said the church loves strong, believes strong and forgives strong.
"Right, Michael? Michael knows it."
What the hell did you do, Michael?
Schuller Coleman then spoke with a couple who has been involved in the ministry, dating back to Crystal Cathedral, for 20 years. They were part of an effort to build a hospital in Mexico, and seemed genuinely desirous to help the poor in Orange County and throughout the world. Props to you peeps! They shared about their happiness with Hope Center, and all the outreaches it is doing.
Then it was time for the offering. Schuller Coleman pointed out that the church has brought in $20,000 more than it has spent in the first few weeks of the church plant. She said a lot of the money hasn't yet been banked because the church is waiting for its tax identification number, and politely asked that folks give in cash, if possible, until the number is issued. Offerings were pitched into what appeared to be potato chip bowls.
Rev. Jim Penner took the stage next, to deliver the sermon. A sharp-dressed man, tall and handsome, with short, dark hair and a car dealer's grin, Penner broke him off some verses about the prayer of Jabez, found in 1 Chronicles 4:9-10:
"Now Jabez was more honorable than his brothers, and his mother called his name Jabez, saying, "Because I bore him in pain." And Jabez called on the God of Israel saying, "Oh, that You would bless me indeed, and enlarge my territory, that Your hand would be with me, and that You would keep me from evil, that I may not cause pain!" So God granted him what he requested."
First things first. Bible teacher and author Bruce Wilkinson enlarged his territory in 2000 by taking this humble prayer and turning it into a New York Times bestseller called The Prayer of Jabez: Breaking Through to the Blessed Life. The gospel have been good to me!
Penner, with his upbeat spirit, broke the verses down in a 20-minute message, teaching us how to "position our hearts" for answered prayer, comparing Jabez's words with the Lord's prayer. Like Jabez, he said we are to live honorable lives that are pleasing, though not perfect, to God. We should approach God with reverence, and let him define what "territory" means, be it material or spiritual.
|Boy, I rode in her Mercedes
"He didn't say bless me with a Mercedes-Benz," Penner said, saying that when we pray like Jabez, we take the handcuffs off our prayer life.
But his message took a left turn when he suggested that we might be praying for a corner house, when God wants to put us in the White House. The audience cheered. Le sigh.
The OCeeker gave the sermon a C for its pleasantness, but it felt like a lot of work goes into getting God to do stuff. And what of all those unanswered prayers? Perhaps it wasn't the place to raise questions about why so many supplications are uttered to no avail. And the OCeeker couldn't help but ponder the answered prayer of a man who hadn't led such a godly life: "Lord, remember me when you come into your kingdom."
Schuller Coleman gave a benediction, and the OCeeker went a'huntin' for the continental breakfast. The greeters at the door were the only ones who spoke to him.
Hope Center of Christ meets every Sunday at 10 am. at 12015 Harbor Blvd., Garden Grove; www.facebook.com/HopeCenterOc
Hope Center of Christ meets every Sunday at 10 am. at 12015 Harbor Blvd., Garden Grove; www.facebook.com/HopeCenterOc
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It's a simple question. Are you afraid of dying? In her beautifully written essay over at When The Table Turns, Judy Fox posed the question to her mother, for whom she is a full-time caregiver. In a moment of clarity, Judy's mother answered no, that she wasn't afraid, and actually "she was looking forward to it". When Judy asked her why, she explained that she "would be at peace".
Death and dying is such a tough topic for many folks, myself included. The realization that we have a finite time-limit in this existence is difficult to get your arms around. How much more time will I have with my parents? How much time will I have with my children? How much time will I have with my husband? These are all fundamentally difficult questions to consider. No one wants to run out of time, so clearly the key is to make your time count.
In a previous post we took a look at just how much quality time we have in our lives (away from work, commutes, sleeping, and more). The reality is that the hourglass has been tipped for each of us. What we do, how we do it, and who we do it with defines us whether we like it or not. Being able to "be in the moment" matters, and so is consciously loving AND being loved. Judy Fox captures these thoughts so eloquently in her essay entitled "Catching The Fleeting Moment". Here are a few excerpts:
A few days after writing this I was talking to a friend who had recently visited a relative in hospice. This relative didn't seem to realize she was dying and consequently it wasn't discussed. I realized how lucky I was that my mom has so openly accepted her dying and how much that has affected our whole being together. There are no hidden corners…we can talk about dying and death; we can say how much we love each other with the awareness that we have limited time together on this earthly plane. This is very much a result of my mother's openness. She has made this possible.
So I am like this fisherwoman catching these fleeting moments in time and giving them space, giving them room to expand and grow. I open a door and then all sorts of reflections and conversations get aired and ignited.
And like a fisherwoman, I want to share my "catch" with others whose lives are probably very different from mine – circumstances different – and yet I know that what touches me will touch others; not in the details necessarily, but in the mystery of life; in all these tender moments that contain such jewels.
Judy often stops by and visits The Senior List on Facebook, so you can catch her on FB, or at her website. We're so very appreciative that Judy shares such an important narrative with us. The fact that she does it with such style and grace is icing on the cake.


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What's on in London >> January >> 9th January >> Johnson and the Theatre: The case of Irene
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On re-reading his only dramatic work later in his life, Johnson pronounced that he 'thought it had been better'. Yet he made more money fromIrenethan from any of his previous literary endeavours.
This talk will explore the paradox of Johnson's play (described by one critic as an 'elaborate curiosity'), arguing that it was more successful than has generally been realised.Irenewill be situatedin the context of both Johnson's literary career and the eighteenth-century theatre world. The widely-held belief that Johnson held a predominantly negative view of the theatre will be challenged through a detailed exploration of his connections with theatre and its performers to reveal a man with a substantial interest in drama.To coincide with the recent cataloguing of the library at Dr Johnson's House, this talk will also feature the opportunity to look at some of the relevant books in the House's rich collection.
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This IRG was evolved from the extremely successful SuperSeed Project "Polarization Coupled Memristive Behavior in Oxide Heterostructures (Nov. 2014).
The IRG is aimed at exploring and exploiting ferroelectric (FE) polarization as a state variable that allows realization of polarization-controlled electronic, transport, and other functional properties of oxide, organic, and hybrid FE-based structures. This involves ferroelectrically induced resistive switching phenomena and the associated memristive behavior, FE modulation of electronic confinement at the hybrid FE/semiconductor and organic interfaces, as well as development of novel functional systems based on newly synthesized organic ferroelectrics where molecular interactions are responsible for macroscopic dipole ordering. These scientifically rich problems comprise the involvement of multiple degrees of freedom, the critical role of interfaces, and the interplay between physical and chemical properties at the nanoscale. They require comprehensive fundamental understanding and hold a lot of promise for technological innovations, including new paradigms for data storage and conceptually novel photovoltaic applications.
IRG 2 Researchers
Alexei Gruverman (coordinator) - PFM, CAFM
Stephen Ducharme - Langmuir-Blodgett, dielectric testing
Axel Enders - STM
Chang-Beom Eom - PLD
Xia Hong - Oxide sputtering, nanofab
Jinsong Huang - Hybrid structures
Alexander Sinitskii - Chem. synthesis, devices
Andrei Sokolov - Laser MBE
Evgeny Tsymbal - Theory spin transport and oxide FE
Xiao Cheng Zeng - Theory organic FE
Research Thrust 1:
Polarization-controlled Electronic Transport
Thrust 1 is focused on the electrically controlled transport properties in tunneling systems where FE polarization drives giant resistive switching effects through the modulation of the tunneling barrier and induced metalinsulator transitions at the interface.
- Switchable interface resistance
- TER driven by interfacial phase transitions
- Interface chemistry effect on TER
- Voltage-free control of TER
Research Thrust 2:
Polarization-enabled Functional Hybrid Structures
Thrust 2 is centered on polarization-enabled electronic properties of hybrid FE interfaces where electronic confinement gives rise to novel phenomena, which are promising for unconventional electronic devices with new functionalities.
- Polarization-mediated modulation of graphene electronic properties
- Polarization-induced phase transitions in shape-memory alloys
- Polarization-enhanced photovoltaic effects
Research Thrust 3:
Polarization States in Low-dimension Molecular Ferroelectrics
Thrust 3 is focused on polarization states in novel low-dimensional molecular ferroelectrics where macroscopic ordering is controlled at the molecular level providing new approaches towards polarization-functionalized heterostructures.
- Charge transfer complexes
- Planar proton-transfer systems
- Molecular toggling systems
IRG 2 Highlights:
» Nature Communications 2014
H. Lu, A. Lipatov, S. Ryu, D. J. Kim, M. Y .Zhuravlev, C. B. Eom, E. Y. Tsymbal, A. Sinitskii, and A. Gruverman, "Ferroelectric tunnel junctions with graphene electrodes," Nature Comm. 5, 5518 (2014).
» Nano Letters 2014
R. G. P. McQuaid, A. Gruverman, J. F. Scott, and J. M. Gregg, "Exploring vertex interactions in ferroelectric flux-closure domains," Nano Lett. 14, 4230-4237 (2014).


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For the past 20 years. Neil and Pegi Young have brought together an eclectic lineup of top-notch musicians to perform in front of an enthusiastic crowd at the annual Bridge School Benefit concert at the Shoreline Amphitheater (Mountain View, Calif.) in late October. Proceeds of the annual event go to the Bridge School, an education program dedicated to ensuring that children with severe speech and physical impairments achieve full participation in their communities.
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"The real success of this show is attributed to the Sound Image crew. I can't say enough about those guys. The band engineers for all of these acts are top-notch. This kind of an event can go south for a number of reasons really fast. I was really pleased with the outcome, and was proud to have been a part of the 20th anniversary."
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When they don't respect other people. Plain and simple.

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***** Regarding Ian's post:
"ian holding" said in news:Hs71c.89$54.8@newsfe1-win:
> url please
Go to http://www.spywareinfo.com/~merijn/cwschronicles.html.
At this moment, I cannot reach www.spyware.com. It is either down or
maybe getting DOS'ed. It's host at IP address 184.108.40.206 is
reachable via traceroute and can be pinged so the host is up and
reachable but the web site is down or maybe getting attacked again.
***** Regarding David's post:
"David Postill" said in news:email@example.com:
> Hash: SHA1
And why are you so stupid as to digitally sign messages posted to
newsgroups? Probably not best to call folks stupid (you didn't like it,
either) and just point out that they could have found the topic more
quickly themself by doing the web search (and, of course, you could
provide the resultant search URL if you were really interested in
pointing them in the correct direction while trying to train them to
first perform web searches). You think readers in newsgroups are really
interested in verifying your identity? When and if the discussion goes
offline via e-mail, then use digital signing in the e-mail but only if
it really is an identifying certificate (the freemail certs from Thawte
are a bad joke and only usable to encrypt but not really to identify).
Doesn't Forte Agent permit the use of digital signatures just for e-mail
accounts but NOT for news accounts? Or is that a deficiency of whatever
PGP plug-in you use? The PGP signature just adds more crap within the
message that is not germaine to the post (when reading posts in
text-only format). Why doesn't the MIME in your post use
"Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=<whatever>" so the signature
is handled as an attachment instead of showing it inline with the rest
of your message? We really don't need to be seeing your PGP hash strewn
in your message.
RFC 2183, "Communicating Presentation Information in Internet Messages:
The Content-Disposition Header Field"
"Content-Disposition is an optional header field. In its absence, the
MUA may use whatever presentation method it deems suitable." Could be
inline, like how I ended up seeing your unwanted PGP hash within a
text-only view of your post.
Configure your MUA (mail user agent; i.e., Forte Agent) to insert
"Content-Disposition: attachment" for the MIME part for your digital
signature. This assumes Forte Agent itself isn't screwed up regarding
PGP-created digital signatures and forgets to insert the disposition
parameter (as "attachment" mode), or your PGP plug-in isn't screwing up
Forte. But then the RFC deals with signatures used in e-mail, not for
newsgroup posts, probably because it doesn't make sense to digitally
sign messages in newsgroups. Yet RFC 1847, "Multipart/Signed and
(http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/cgi-bin/rfc/rfc1847.html), as referenced
by http://www.templetons.com/usenet-format/signed2.html, discusses how
you should be using a multipart MIME to separate the signature from the
message. You don't do that, either. Don't add digital signatures to
your posts until you've got Forte or the PGP plug-in fixed so you don't
assault us readers with having to view your PGP hash garbage along with
Since you're using Forte Agent, I have a side-topic question. Did they
ever fix it so that it will handle multiple news servers? Or do users
still have to define a separate config file for each server and have to
open a separate instance of Forte Agent to connect to that news server?
That is, do Forte users still have to define N config files for N news
servers and open N instances of Forte? If so, that sucks. That was my
biggest complaint that immediately terminated my trial of Forte. If
Forte is still screwed up that way, I'll see if Mozilla's Thunderbird is
a better NNTP client than Outlook Express (although I use OE-QuoteFix to
alter some of OE's misbehaviors). I connect to multiple news servers
which Outlook Express can handle quite well. It's surprising that Forte
missed such an obvious function.
It's actually quite amazing how many folks never look before asking. It
is referred to as the knee-jerk response. Find a problem and post right
away, like the kid running to mommie to ask where are his socks (or
hubby yelling about where is his tie). Of course, doing a Google (or
other engine) search doesn't guarantee you find a link to the correct
site. There are trap sites out there for most of the anti-spyware tools
that are bogus and try to trap those doing web searches into using a
modified tool that is actually spyware. So asking here might've been a
double-check that what was found in a search is probably what the
community considers the correct place to get the tool.
If the OP doesn't have the intelligence to know how to do web searches,
or if they are so new at doing web or computer stuff, then HijackThis
isn't going to be of much help to them. It isn't a magic bullet that
automates the task of un-hijacking your computer. It provides a big
list of the most common places that hijacks occur and lets you decide if
something there look suspicious (which means you must have a clue as to
what might be expected there or recognize what is there). There is a
button to provide more info on a selected item but most of it is very
generic and useless help and, again, you need to have some base
knowledge to justify your decision on what to do regarding a suspicious
item in the list. HiJackThis is not a one-button automated fix-it tool.
It is really a hint tool to point you at possibilities (and may not
include everywhere that your system can get hijacked).
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