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High winds, king tide slam West Seattle
Birds fly near high tide waves at Alki Beach Park on Tuesday. Sunny skies, with highs only into the mid-40's and lows just above freezing, are expected to continue through the weekend.
Seahawks vs. 49ers | Nov. 22, 2015
Photos from the Seahawks' game vs. San Francisco.
Less than 50K without power in Western Washington
Days after a storm hit Western Washington, thousands are still in the dark.
Satanists attend high school football game in Bremerton
As expected, Bremerton coach Joe Kennedy attended Thursday's football game, hugging players over a fence, and after the game, kneeling down and praying with a group of people in front of the bleachers.
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Photos taken by the Associated Press during the week of Oct. 11-17.
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Stargazers treated to supermoon eclipse
Stargazers were treated to a rare astronomical phenomenon with a total lunar eclipse combined with a so-called supermoon.
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Four killed in Aurora Avenue Bridge crash in Seattle
The four people killed when a charter bus and Ride the Ducks vehicle collided were students from North Seattle College, The Seattle Times reports.
Big-name business leaders meet China's president in Seattle
Business leaders from Apple, Honeywell, Disney, Microsoft, Starbucks, Dow Chemical, Amazon, IBM, and many more attended a Wednesday morning meeting with the president of China.


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2 Injured in Sedgwick Road Crash
A car wreck Friday afternoon in South Kitsap sent two people to the hospital with minor injuries.
The crash at Southeast Sedgwick Road and Phillips Road Southeast west of Port Orchard happened at 2:15 p.m., CenCom reported.
Two people with minor injuries were transported to Harrison Medical Center.
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As i heard that the Management had changed since my last visit & the hotel got renovated - thought to stay again.
BUT Still the Reception Staff is not so freindly.
Due to one or few such staff - the hotel loses few good customers.
Suitable for families
One of the best budjet hotels is mom park
I was stayed 4 days,their staffs are very kind and open rooms are fully wide space.
So in my experience in hotel mom park
Will be great.
So if I go to kumbakonam I will stay only at mim park kumbakonam.
we visited this home stay last week.we experienced home away home feeling.very spacious house,well maintained,traditional home with modern amenities,calm and shrine ambiance.land lady is friendly.They provided us tasty vegetarian food reasonably priced.service is prompt.overall memorable stay
This Hotel is very nice to the Kumbakonam Busstand.
Rooms are not clean and it is not worth to book this hotel.
The Old Air Conditioner was making noise which not good for a traveller who might be tired after visiting all temples.
Worst Hotel; Not suitable for family or any one. Bathrooms are not clean, bad Smell and dirty. Water logging in bathroom. Beds are ugly. Bad smell. I approached management no response and grievance are addressed. Even if they give freely no one can stay.
I booked by seening internet. Butr no one wrote review. My review comments may help others.
The rooms were dirty. The air conditioner did not work. The bathrooms were horrible and there was no water.


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This is the Prior Design PDR700 Widebody Corvette, and it looks delicious.
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Today, more than ever before, women are a driving force behind the success of the American economy. Expanding economic opportunities for women and ending discriminatory practices is critical to building an economy that restores security for middle class families, one where hard work and responsibility are rewarded, and where everyone who wants to can find a good job.
This Friday, April 6th, the White House Council on Women and Girls is hosting a Forum on Women and the Economy. President Obama will deliver remarks at the Forum to highlight ways the Administration has helped create economic security for women and recognizes that women are key to economic growth and competitiveness. Starting at 8:30 a.m. EDT, the half-day forum will also include a panel discussion with Senior Administration officials, followed by breakout sessions on: Women at Work, Education, Health, Women's Entrepreneurship, and Violence Against Women and Girls (check out the complete Forum schedule below).
People from across the country can watch the event live at www.wh.gov/live. During the Forum, Administration officials will answer questions from a live audience and also take questions submitted through a form on WhiteHouse.gov and via Twitter with the hashtag #WomenEconForum.
Here's how you can participate:
- Right now, you can ask the White House your questions about women and the economy through a web form or on Twitter with the hashtag #WomenEconForum
- On Friday, April 6th from 8:45 a.m. EDT to 12:30 p.m. EDT watch the forum live at wh.gov/live. President Obama will deliver remarks at 10:15 a.m. EDT.
- Join the discussion live on Twitter and follow what others are saying with the hashtag #WomenEconForum
- If you miss the live event, the full video will be posted on WhiteHouse.gov
We hope you can join us. Here's the full schedule:
- 8:45AM-8:55AM: Chair of the White House Council on Women and Girls Valerie Jarrett delivers opening remarks
8:55AM-9:50AM: Women and the Economy Panel
- Moderator: Mika Brzezinski of MSNBC's Morning Joe
- Panelists: Director of the National Economic Council Gene Sperling; Administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration, Karen Mills; CEO of Deloitte Joe Echevarria; Princeton University Lawrence and Shirley Katzman and Lewis and Anna Ernst Professor in the Economics of Education and Professor of Economics and Public Affairs, Cecilia Rouse.
- 10:15AM-10:30AM: President Obama delivers remarks
10:45AM-11:45AM: Breakout Sessions
- Education Breakout: Moderated by Director of the Domestic Policy Council, Cecilia Munoz and President of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Shirley Ann Jackson
- Women at Work Breakout: Moderated by Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis and Katharine Abraham, Member of the Council of Economic Advisors
- Women's Entrepreneurship Breakout: Moderated by Treasury Under Secretary for Domestic Finance Mary Miller and Executive Director of the White House Council on Women and Girls Tina Tchen
- Healthcare Breakout: Moderated by Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius and Deputy Assistant to the President on Health Policy Jeanne Lambrew
- Violence Against Women and Girls Breakout: Moderated by Attorney General Eric Holder and White House Advisor on Domestic Violence Lynn Rosenthal
- 12:00PM-12:30PM: Closing Plenary with online Q&A. Ask questions on Twitter with the hashtag #WomenEconForum or through a form on WhiteHouse.gov.


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Nathaniel Hawthorne and the Unpardonable Sin
Barna, Mark Richard, The World and I
During his leisure hours while serving as the American consul at the port of Liverpool, England, Nathaniel Hawthorne frequented the sites of Europe. One day in 1857, while attending an art exhibition in Manchester, he was informed by a friend that Alfred, Lord Tennyson, was present. Hawthorne already had achieved modest fame in both America and England with the publication of The Scarlet Letter in 1850, so it is likely Tennyson would have enjoyed meeting the American novelist.
Hawthorne, however, refused to introduce himself or to be introduced; he chose instead to observe the poet laureate from afar. As Tennyson perused the gallery, Hawthorne watched him, later noting that the Englishman was dressed in black, a "picturesque figure" with "shy and secluded habits" and a "morbid painfulness in him, a something not to be meddled with." The voyeuristic Hawthorne concluded that he "liked him well,"(1) as well he should have, for Hawthorne saw in the figure of Tennyson a mirror of himself.
It is difficult to know what turns a man inward to the extent that the amenities of an introduction could strike a sort of terror to the heart. Nevertheless, this was the mien of Nathaniel Hawthorne. More an observer of life than a participant, the New Englander was morbidly shy and reclusive, and probably never would have married if not doggedly pursued by his wife. He also dressed in black, and often concealed his frame and face from onlookers by wearing a black cloak, perhaps as "a symbol of a fearful secret between him and them."
Indeed, from Melville to modern Freudians, Hawthorne's fearful secret has been the subject of speculation. But whatever it was and whatever were the factors that shaped his disposition, the novelist felt a deep sadness tinged with sympathy for the human condition. "If I hide my face for sorrow, there is cause enough," says Hawthorne's Reverend Hooper, who throughout his adult life veiled his face with a black crape, "and if I cover it for secret sin, what mortal might not do the same?"(2)
The Puritan colonialists were are that appearances deceive: the almsgiver, the churchgoer, the virtuous maiden, the upright minister, each may still be harboring beneath the sunshine musty and foul desires. The influential Puritan minister Jonathan Edwards wrote in 1758 that humankind is "born into the world with a tendency to sin, and to misery and ruin for their sin, which actually will be the consequence unless mere grace steps in and prevents it."(3)
Nothing sounds more alien to the modern ear than the above sentence. Even in Hawthorne's age the doctrine of original sin was beginning to sound like backwater theology. The new outlook was optimism, whether in the form of Emersonian Transcendentalism or in the materialistic strivings of the wide-eyed entrepreneur.
Hawthorne was suspicious of the optative mood gripping the nation and undercut it in his short stories and novels. In The Blithedale Romance (1852), Hawthorne laid bare the flaws of the associative communities springing up throughout New England and their goal of world reform. As a member of Brook Farm, the novelist witnessed firsthand how "godlike benevolence [was soon] debased into all-devouring egotism."(4) A disillusioned member says: "I suddenly found myself possessed by a mood of disbelief in moral beauty or heroism, and a conviction of the folly of attempting to benefit the world."(5)
In a short story by Hawthorne, Ethan Brand leaves his common life to begin a twenty-year search for the Unpardonable Sin. Upon returning, he watches a dog chase its tail. "Never was seen," Hawthorne wrote, "such headlong eagerness in pursuit of an object that could not possibly be attained."(6) The dog chasing its tail is symbolic of the futility of both the entrepreneur, in quest of satisfaction through material gain, and the self-absorbed intellectual Ethan Brand, in pursuit of self-knowledge. …


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setting up the new rig..
i can either use a miche pista crankset in the front to match my 1/8" cog in the rear, or i can mismatch and ride on 3/32" road cranks (they would be the 'nicer' campy record cranks). in the end the price is about the same (cuz i would need to buy the miche bb, and i already have a longer campy bb). i guess i have two questions:
1) how does miche stand up to campy in all the usual factors (weight, stiffness, etc)?
2) how is riding a mismatched 1/8" drivetrain (with a 3/32" chainring)? im used to straight 1/8".. would i notice a difference even?


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Not being sure what specific 'proof' you require, I can only answer as a previous XP user, basic I.T. trainer on former XP units, friends/family basic 'techie' & charity secretary.
What do you mean "proof"? People, like me, have been using Linux as their sole OS for years. http://www.whylinuxisbetter.net/
The simple answer is no. What I suggest is that you search for other people's experience of installing which ever distribution you have chosen on your computer providing details of your computer e.g "Installing Linux Mint on a Dell Inspiron 510".
My experience of installing popular distributions like Linux Mint with the Mate desktop 32bit (my recommendation) is in the main painless.
Using Mint (there are others) you can also try the distribution live without installing anything.
The answer is still no but you would be unfortunate if there were any problems and if there are I suspect someone out there has experienced them and will have found a solution.
Have a look at the Linux Mint or Ubuntu Forums to see how people help each other.
Your XP software is now not supported, it is vulnerable to all sorts of nasties. Give Linux a go, I never looked back.
There is no way to really answer this question. We know nothing about your hardware. So you can only go by stories of people doing it.
I didn't switch from XP. I switched from Vista. To a Dell XP480 desktop. Only had dial up available at the time and had trouble with the internal modem because it was on an inappropriate slot for Linux to use. I had to move it.
No other problems.
The only folks I know of that switched from XP to Linux is NASA for the laptops on the ISS. Have heard of no problems with that switch which I seriously doubt they would have undertaken if there was a resonable expectation of trouble.
Their reason for changing was to get better reliability. They got tired of crashes.
If you are smart you will back up all your data before doing this or you will loose it all if you install on the whole drive and only have the one drive. Not knowing the size of your drive there is little else that can be said.
I say yes but then somebody else might say no.
I can tell you my story of moving to Linux.
It all started with the Adobe Photoshop subscription. I had just spend my savings on Photoshop 6.0 and it made me very made I had to subscribe as I want to decide when to use money and on what.
Microsoft came out with Windows 8.0 which I found was the worst OS ever. I could not continue using Windows and Apple is way off what I want to spend on a computer.
I investigated which Linux version I liked and found Kubuntu was very similar to Windows 7. I also looked up the tools I need for my hobby photography.
Gimp (like photoshop) was OK and Aftershot Pro from Corel was similar to Lightroom. And I could connect my camera to Linux and get pictures loaded on to the hard drive. My printers was also supported but to get the best out of my photo printer I had to buy the tool Turboprint.
So I went out and got me a new hard drive to install Kubuntu on. If my project didn't work then I could always get back to my old Windows 7.
I installed Kubuntu on my new hard drive and to my big surprise everything worked right away.
Some things was hard to get working to my satisfaction and others was much better on Linux. There are so many free programs to install on Linux that finding the right one can take some time.
Today I a the point where I will never go back to Windows. Linux is simply so much better that it would feel like cutting my right arm off going back to Windows.
Is there problems with Linux, yes, but you can always find a solution where a little electronic glue can fix the problem. The Linux community is very help full and will do whatever is possible to fix the problem for you.
Linux get my best recommendations.
So is this the proof you need then you got your answer.
I have set up several desktops with dual boot and multi-boot capabilities.
In short no. Replacing Windows XP with a fresh copy of Windows XP wouldn't even work smoothly for most people.
In all honesty, you would need to specify quite a bit more information about what you are looking to do before anyone could answer whether or not Linux would work smoothly for you. Also what alternatives are you considering, as staying with Windows XP is not a good option as it is no longer supported by Microsoft.
There are at least two major facets to consider when considering a switch to Linux: hardware support, and software requirements. Hardware support is very system dependent as it depends on many of the internal components of your machine having Linux drivers. Software requirements are more about what you need/want to do with your computer. What sort of programs do you use on a regular basis?
There are a few ways to test this out without installing Linux on your machine. To test hardware compatibility, you can run Linux on your machine from a Live CD or Live USB stick. Live CD/USBs are also a great way to check out the default software installed with your distribution of choice. Another way to test available Linux software is to create a virtual machine using software like VirtualBox. This will let you run Linux from within Windows XP assuming your machine is new enough to support this. From a virtual machine you can try out any of the software you might need, although it will run quite a bit slower than it would installed natively on the machine. Another way to test software is to install cross-platform applications on Windows XP. Appications like Firefox, Google Chrome, LibreOffice, Gimp, Inkscape, Blender, Skype, and Spotify all have Windows and Linux versions, so you can try them out in Windows before making the switch to Linux.
What do you consider proof?
I moved my wife from XP to Linux Mint and she is more than happy. She actually prefers it to XP.
It depends on what you need, my wife mostly needs web access, some document creation/editing and balancing her checkbook. With Linux Mint and Libreoffice she has everything she needs.
The short answer is no. However I think if you pick a good distribution, I would recommend Linux Mint 17 Mate 32 bit, you would be unfortunate if you ran into any problems. You can try before you install and you can install along side Windows XP if desired. If burning DVDs seems a bit much pop into a good newsagent and pick up a Linux Magazine that will no doubt have several distributions on a DVD that you can try.
Give it a go and look forward to a new experience. There is no MSDose in my house any more.
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Access the records: Illinois Deaths and Stillbirths, 1916-1947 .
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This Collection will include records from 1916 to 1947. As of June 2014 it is still an index only, with no images.
The record consists of one-page pre-printed death certificate forms filled in by hand or typed.
Deaths were not generally recorded at the county level until 1877, although the practice was not universal before 1916. Some records existed in cities prior to 1877.
A 1915 statute provided for the first effective system of registration of deaths and stillbirths in Illinois. It required the State Board of Health and county clerks to record these events. In 1919 the Illinois Department of Public Health was established as the successor agency to the State Board of Health.
Deaths that were recorded prior to 1 January 1916 can be found at the county clerk's office. Death records beginning 1916, with a statewide index from 1916 to the present, are available from the Illinois Department of Health, Division of Vital Records.
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St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar delivers remarks during a news conference, Sunday, Aug. 10, 2014 in Ferguson, Mo., where the men addressed issues surrounding the shooting of Michael Brown, 18, by Ferguson police Saturday, Aug. 9, 2014. Brown died following the confrontation with police, according to Belmar. (AP Photo/Sid Hastings)
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Video has surfaced showing a St. Louis County, Mo., police officer engaging in an hour-long lecture in which he rails against "our undocumented president," the "black-robed perverts" of the U.S. Supreme Court and U.S. laws that promote equality, prompting the police chief to put him on administrative leave.
Officer Dan Page gained notoriety last Monday after shoving CNN host Don Lemon during live coverage from Ferguson, Mo., where protests erupted after police fatally shot 18-year-old Michael Brown on Aug. 9. On Friday, CNN telephoned the St. Louis County Police Department to say the ...


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Nancy Comeaux
Published: Sunday, April 8, 2007 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, April 7, 2007 at 10:45 p.m.
Nancy Dorothy "Dot" Comeaux, 79, a native of Brookhaven, Miss., and resident of Chauvin, died at 2:05 a.m. Wednesday, April 4, 2007.
No services are planned.
She is survived by her husband, George Comeaux; one son, Sammy Green and wife, Brenda; one brother, Charles Nations and wife, Lanell; one daughter-in-law, Tammy Martin; and five grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Eulous and Sally Daniel Nations; one son, Frank E. Green; and two brothers, John Ralph Nations and J.D. Nations.
In lieu of flowers, donations should be made to the charity of your choice.
Samart Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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Pawtucket Foundation announces prizes
Pawtucket Foundation announces prizes
PAWTUCKET - The Pawtucket Foundation last Thursday hosted its 7th Pawtucket Foundation Prize Exhibition, a juried show of high-caliber art by local artists. The top prize of $1,000 was awarded to Mark Perry, of Westerly, for his sculpture "The Doctor."
Perry said his artistic focus is the point where "past and present collide to create powerful synergistic works" that can be categorized as "sophisticated folk art." More information about Perry can be found at markaperry.com .
The annual prize exhibition is a partnership between the Pawtucket Foundation and the Pawtucket Arts Collaborative to highlight and support the creative community of the arts in Pawtucket and to recognize outstanding artistic merit.
Christine Sullivan, development director for the Pawtucket Foundation, presented the award.
"This is an event where we can all, both artists and art appreciators, show our support and commitment to local artists and to the growing Pawtucket arts scene," she said.
The Pawtucket Arts Collaborative Award of $250 was given to Irene Allen for her colorful painting "Opposites Attract." For more on Allen's art, visit ireneallenart.com .
The jurors for this year's event were Didi Suydam, jewelry designer and digital artist, and Peter Diepenbrock, a sculptor and designer. Selections for the show represent a wide range of mediums including oil, acrylic, watercolor, gouache, pencil, pastel, collage, sculpture, glass, photography, mosaic, mixed media and video.
Artwork from the exhibition will remain on display through June 12 at the Pawtucket Arts Collaborative Gallery, 560 Mineral Spring Ave. Hours are 3 to 7 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays, and 1 to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. All art is available for purchase through the PAC Mill Gallery.


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In order to support newer and more robust EHCache releases, including distributed caches, Spring Security needs a bit of work. EHCache maven artifacts have been split up into modules, but 3.1.0.CI-SNAPSHOT compiles nicely against just net.sf.ehcache:ehcache-core:2.4.0. It does break unit tests, as the tests make assumptions about the behaviour of the default cache store that are no longer true (e.g., constructor behaviour, flush behaviour).
I had good results in EhCacheBasedAclCacheTests by doing
cacheManager.addCache(new Cache("ehcachebasedacltests", 1, true, false, 600, 300));
and adjusting the assertion to match a memory store of 1 element, instead of 0. Not sure what to do about the last few tests that would work against 1.4.2+ and 2.0.0+.
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Could you clarify what you mean by "provide Ehcache 2.0.0+ support"? The original forum discussion was just about expanding the version range in the OSGi manifest. Is that still adequate? In practice we will generally build and compile against the same version as the Spring Framework, for consistency.
That's fine with me. Having looked at the modules that import the EHCache packages, it's only the unit tests that should pose a problem. The runtime modules use the basic interfaces, which haven't changed.


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Across the country, organizers of other major marathons expressed horror and empathy for participants in the Boston race.
In 2004, he told Charlie Rose, "I see the empathy deficit that damages so much of our politics."
So why do so many people see a lack of empathy as a defining characteristic of ASD?
The president who has talked most about the power of empathy suddenly seems to be lacking in it himself.
No one in America is yearning for "empathy" from the Oval Office.
empathy can perhaps explain the appeal of the big in art and nature.
But there's no higher mentality to develop—not a trace of empathy.
Beyond those simple things lay telepathy, telekinesis, empathy….
The empathy game has been played with words and theatrics in many schools.
There is a great deal of empathy between people who are not only of the same age, but genetically identical.
1903, from German Einfühlung (from ein "in" + Fühlung "feeling"), coined 1858 by German philosopher Rudolf Lotze (1817-1881) as a translation of Greek empatheia "passion, state of emotion," from en "in" (see en- (2)) + pathos "feeling" (see pathos). A term from a theory of art appreciation that maintains appreciation depends on the viewer's ability to project his personality into the viewed object.
empathy em·pa·thy (ěm'pə-thē)
Direct identification with, understanding of, and vicarious experience of another person's situation, feelings, and motives.
The projection of one's own feelings or emotional state onto an object or animal.
Identifying oneself completely with an object or person, sometimes even to the point of responding physically, as when, watching a baseball player swing at a pitch, one feels one's own muscles flex.


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Okay so I started to make my own custom theme for my hardware review site. Everything is going great until I run into a problem. If you look at the design, link listed below, you can see that there is a "featured image" on the review. I've searched on these forums, and on google a million times over for something. Only thing that came close was a custom "featured art" plugin made by TheUberGeeks for their site.
What I need is to be able to specifiy which image will go there per review, per user logged in. I'm not the only review writer, so the other users need to be able to post the "featured image" as well. I have tried a couple of plugins with no luck getting them to work for what I need. I'm no PHP coder, otherwise I would have had this already done. I've been reading up on using the Custom Fields options in the Admin, but from what I did it only posted text per review. I would just like some help to point me in the right direction to make a featured image plugin that I can upload an image from the Write Post section.
So far i've tried Image2Post, The Feature, and Select Metadata from the Kiwi development. None of those wanted to work for what I needed. I'm just so lost as what to do. Any help would be great. Thanks.


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Emmanuel, Barrow in Furness - Congregational
Abbey Road/Ainslie St,
Barrow in Furness
CemeteriesThe church did not have a graveyard.
Church HistoryThe congregation began meeting at the Town Hall in 1874 and a chapel in Ainslie Street opened on 2 March 1876. A larger extension facing onto Abbey Road was commenced 29 May 1899 and opened on 1 November 1900, the name 'Emmanuel' being adopted at this time, whilst the original chapel reverted to the status of a hall.
In 1931 Emmanuel was joined by the congregation from the closed Hindpool Road Congregational Church.
Faced with heavy repair bills, Emmanuel United Reformed Church closed in 1991. The remaining congregation moved in to share the nearby Abbey Methodist Church, which was subsequently re-branded as Trinity Church Centre, being jointly run by both denominations and with each taking turns in the choice of minister. The Emmanuel church building was totally demolished in April 1993, and the site was redeveloped in 1994 to provide sheltered flats for the elderly.
Nonconformists.-Dissent in its various forms soon showed vitality in this infant town. A population so heterogeneous, and drawn from every quarter of the three kingdoms, was certain to contain persons professing every phase of Nonconformity. As rapidly as grew the town, so rapidly did the disciples of Wesley increase, and they now form a very numerous and influential body in the town. They have a large number of places of worship, some of them both spacious and handsome, and containing a vast amount of sitting accommodation. The first chapel erected by them was the Congregational, in Hindpool Road, built in 1857. This soon proved too small for their increasing numbers, and was superseded in 1863 by the present commodious structure, raised at a cost of £2,000. It is built of red brick, with stone dressings, and is of the Gothic style of architecture, and will seat about 550 persons. Below the chapel are a school-room and four vestries. The erection of the first chapel was mainly due to the efforts of the Rev. J. Brown, of Ulverston. Previous to this time Barrow had only been a preaching station of the Lancashire Congregational Union. In 1873 it was found necessary, in consequence of the crowded state of the present building, to form the nucleus of another church. Services were held in the Town Hall; a plot of land was secured at the junction of Ainslie Street and Abbey Road, and the erection of schools forthwith commenced. A second Congregational Church was formed, and the services are now held in the school-room until the erection of the church on the adjacent plot of ground. The present minister is the Rev. M. Braithwaite, who succeeded the Rev. Mr. Fothergill in 1877.
from Mannex's directory of Furness & Cartmel, 1882
In 1972 the Congregational church joined with the English Presbyterian church to become the United Reformed Church.
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Original registersThe Cumbria Record Office, Barrow hold:
- Baptisms 1874-1965
- Marriages 1874-1991
- Burials 1873-1938
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Okay so I took the liberty of actually downloading some Orbs from AllXboxSkins.com and then using WinXIP to extract the main_menu default.xap, and then editing it with my own Orb, and then replacing default.xap back into main_menu.xip ofcourse with a differant Orb
I have done all these:
ArachoShpores, Bubbles, CloudSword, Cont, Deagle, Deathstar, Dopeleaf, Gas Orb, GasTorus, Globe, Heart, Jewels, Newspikes, Pill, Pouple, PSX, PureCube, Rings, Twirly & Wireframe. There are about 10 more I believe I have not done yet like DNA, Chain, and some others I can't think of now.
I have recoded a stock main_menu with the fixed orbs mentioned above, so all you have to do is replace your default main_menu with another one. For example I have all the orbs in there own folder, so if you wanted lets say "jewels" just use Boxplorer or what ever explorer you use, find the folder "jewel" and replace the main_menu.xip there with the other in the XIPS folder of UIX, if you wanted Deagle, just open the "Deagle" folder and replace the main_menu.xip with that one.
I have Rared the ones I have done so far into a 8.80MB RAR file, I just don't know how to host it or who to send it to.
Another thing: If someone could come up with a some code to make a menu in UIX that would let you replace main_menu.xip on the fly then simple restarting the dash instead of using your explorer, or another dash, etc... Creating a folder in UIX called Orbs or something, and putting your orbs in separate folders.
- Album Covers
- Audio
- Fonts
- Language
- Skins
- System
- Xips
- ArachoShpores - main_menu.xip
- Bubbles - main_menu.xip
- CloudSword - main_menu.xip
This is the way I have my orbs set up, but it is a hasle using some type of explorer, and having to use another Dash. I use UnleashX because of its built in file manager, and its ease of use, I don't really like the way UIX file manager works, having to get out of every DIR before actually leaving the manager, thats to much of my time, and I'm sure others would agree. I love UIX its the best looking Dash to date, and so much fun to use.
Also I coded default.xip/default.xap with code to make an in dash option to turn on/off xbox4.xbx and everytime I go into configurations it show Slot 1, Slot 2, Slot 3, so on, and so fourth. I even recoded the default.xap, and cleaned it because I rushed the first time, and its still showing that.
If anyone knows how I could get this started this would end maybe alot of peoples problems. I had fun reworking my on main_menu.xip, I tested some of them to make sure the scale was just right, and they look great, but I didn't test all so, you might have so scale accordingly.
3d Orbs Already Coded To Main_menu.xip
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2000 Pontiac Bonneville • 156,000 miles
It is a 3.8. How do I go about checking for losing spark when it starts and where is the crank sensor at?
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Wilma Sharpe
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Wilma Sharpe of Walla Walla, beloved wife, mother, grandmother and sister passed away March 4, 2012, at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.
She was born in Tupelo, Okla., on Feb. 4, 1927, to Hiram and Zelma Turner and was the second of five children. She graduated from Grand Coulee High School in Grand Coulee, Wash. She then attended Kinman Business College in Spokane. While attending college, friends introduced her to Gilbert Sharpe from Pomeroy. They were married June 10, 1950, and resided in Pomeroy. She worked for the Conservation Office and Pomeroy Memorial Hospital. In 1967 the family moved to Waitsburg. She began work at the Waitsburg American West Bank branch and was Operations Supervisor upon her retirement in 1987. In 2007, Gil and Wilma moved to the Washington Odd Fellows Home in Walla Walla.
She enjoyed sewing, baking, cooking and family gatherings. She was also active in several community organizations and enjoyed learning more about computers. She participated in Bible study fellowship in Walla Walla was a member of the Waitsburg Central Christian Church. In August of 2010, she and her husband celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a very special family gathering in Walla Walla.
She is survived by two brothers, Leon Turner of Henderson, Nev., and Joe Turner of Green Valley, Ariz.; her husband, Gilbert of Walla Walla; daughters, Susan (Joe) Ledbetter of Walla Walla, Patricia (Tim) Olson of Missoula, Mont.; son, Michael Sharpe of Portland; grandchildren, Crystal Ledbetter of Las Vegas, Nev., and Chareese Ledbetter of Walla Walla, Sarah and spouse Tyler Kitzan of Palmer, Alaska, and Garrett Olson of Missoula, Mont. She was preceded in death by her parents; her only sister, Onita Beckstead; and older brother, Neal Turner.
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, March 17, 2012, at 2 p.m. at the Waitsburg Central Christian Church.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Christian Aid Center in Walla Walla, or a charity of choice.
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This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds
Flowers are fragrant
Average Water Needs; Water regularly; do not overwater
6-12 in. (15-30 cm)
6-9 in. (15-22 cm)
USDA Zone 3a: to -39.9 �C (-40 �F)
USDA Zone 3b: to -37.2 �C (-35 �F)
USDA Zone 4a: to -34.4 �C (-30 �F)
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USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 �C (-10 �F)
USDA Zone 6b: to -20.5 �C (-5 �F)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 �C (10 �F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 �C (15 �F)
USDA Zone 9a: to -6.6 �C (20 �F)
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New Haven, Connecticut
Bear, Delaware
Braselton, Georgia
Buford, Georgia
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Jeffersonville, Indiana
Logansport, Indiana
Hebron, Kentucky
Smiths Grove, Kentucky
Pikesville, Maryland
Bronx, New York
Yorktown Heights, New York
Cullowhee, North Carolina
Chiloquin, Oregon
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Short 8 - Plant 15" apart. Sweet clove scent. Single pink blossoms show a magenta inner ring with ripped outer petals. Forms spreading low mound of blue green quills. Tolerates high heat and humidity.
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The blue-green needle-like foliage is attractive all season. The flowers make a sea of pink in late spring. They're great cut flowers!
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Exuberant and prolonged blooming with this plant in a dry-stack-stone-edged raised bed; green and attractive all year long; swarming with butterflies when in full bloom; very easy to grow here in zone 6B and worth it just to have the winter greenery, let alone flowers.
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Growing along an embankment and doing excellent. Tip: a little bit of fertilizer goes a long way with this variety. Works well as a ground cover as well.
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This 12-pounder, made at Barcelona on 21 November 1803, is slightly shorter than No. 14 and lacks a vent astragal and chase girdle; handles have also been omitted. A prominent vertical cutaway in the breech face, to the right of the cascabel knob, took a rear sight; three semicircular recesses at the sides of the cutaway evidently matched lugs on the sight base. Three screw holes show where a front sight was mounted on the right rimbase. The royal cipher is that of Charles IV (1788-1808). This gun was originally mounted in the defenses of Manila and was taken when the city fell to Dewey in 1898.
Material: Bronze.
This Spanish 12-pounder, is named GENEROSO (Generous), presumably for its readiness to dispense its iron favors. Cast at Barcelona on 28 March 1795, it bears the serial number 2673 on the breech ring. A large elevated vent piece has been added at some time after the manufacture, and the vent field (on the top of the vent piece) is shaped to correspond with a flint firing lock. The holes drilled in the right side of the vent piece, with the cutaway in the gun tube beside it, were intended to accommodate the lock. This gun is believed to have been captured at Derna during the war with Tripoli and brought to the United States late in 1805 in the brig Franklin.
This can, appropriately, be called a "Decatur gun." No. 13 is a Spanish 27-pounder gun, cast at Barcelona in 1788 for King Charles III; it armed a gunboat captured in hand-to-hand combat by Decatur at Tripoli on 3 August 1804. Named CORZO (the male roe deer, with the connotation of swiftness), this Spanish gun has the vent astragal and chase girdle characteristic of 18th-century ordnance but is functional in line.
This can, appropriately, be called a "Decatur gun." No. 10 is a Spanish 27-pounder gun, cast at Barcelona in 1788 for King Charles III; it armed a gunboat captured in hand-to-hand combat by Decatur at Tripoli on 3 August 1804. Named CAMILLO (the Christian name Camillus), this Spanish gun has the vent astragal and chase girdle characteristic of 18th-century ordnance but is functional in line.
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Was Dax Sisko's XO circa 2374 ?
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Hmm, that's an interesting thought too, though I do recall some situations were Kira did serve as first officer on the defiant.
You are right though, clearly she was promoted between Season 3 and Season 4; not season 4 and Season 5 as I thought.
I wonder if she was promoted to be the XO of the Defiant and then Worf came on board and Sisko offered it to him ? Worf clearly makes statements on the station that suggests he's Sisko's XO later in that season.
There's a lot of times throughout the series where it seems like Dax, Kira and Worf are all but stepping on each's toes being the XO without getting in fights over it. It's a little weird --- to say the least.
Beyond that --- am I wrong in thinking Dax might have been the fastest promoted person we know of? I mean comparatively, we had poor LaForge who graduated the same year as Riker starting on the enterprise as an Lt Jg compared to Riker being a Cmdr. We know Riker was fast tracking, but that means it took LaForge 10 years to get to Lt Jg ...
At the start of the series, Dax had only been out of the academy for a short-ish time. Not longer then a year to a year and a half tops.
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05/08/09 Fri Cruzan Amphitheatre (Sound Advice) West Palm Beach, FL
05/09/09 Sat Ford Amphitheatre Tampa, FL
05/10/09 Sun Lakewood Amphitheatre Atlanta, GA
05/14/09 Thu Journal Pavilion Albuquerque, NM
05/15/09 Fri The Cricket Pavilion Phoenix, AZ
05/16/09 Sat Cricket Wireless Amphitheatre (formerly Coors Amphitheatre) Chula Vista, CA
05/18/09 Mon Pearl Concert Theater Las Vegas, NV
05/20/09 Wed Verizon Wireless Amphitheater (Irvine Meadows) Irvine, CA
05/22/09 Fri Shoreline Amphitheatre at Mountain View Mountain View, CA
05/24/09 Sun The Gorge George, WA
05/26/09 Tue Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre (formerly Coors Amphitheatre) Englewood, CO
05/27/09 Wed Starlight Theatre Kansas City, MO
05/29/09 Fri Charter One Pavilion Chicago, IL*
05/30/09 Sat Verizon Wireless Music Center Noblesville, IN
05/31/09 Sun DTE Energy Music Center Clarkston, MI
06/02/09 Tue Molson Amphitheatre Toronto, ON
06/03/09 Wed Darien Lake Performing Arts Center Darien Center, NY
06/05/09 Fri Susquehanna Bank Center Camden, NJ
06/06/09 Sat PNC Bank Arts Center Holmdel, NJ
06/07/09 Sun Nikon at Jones Beach Theater Wantagh, NY
06/09/09 Tue Merriweather Post Pavilion Columbia, MD
06/10/09 Wed Post Gazette Pavilion Burgettstown, PA
06/12/09 Fri Verizon Wireless Amphitheater Charlotte, NC
* NIN without Jane's Addiction
What? no c-ville show? im kidding, NIN suck.
No New England love for JA? I could care less for NIN, but would dig some Jane Says. Coming Down a Mountain. To clean up the OceanSong!
could be the tour of the summer
WTF is with the Chicago show???
thats awesome news about the chicago show, at least i dont have to sit threw the janes addiction drivel, so i can see NIN again
i just dont understand why janes doesnt go on tour alone, i mean id rather see 2 hours of janes, then a short set. not saying i dont like NIN but it just doesnt mesh
i bet that chicago show is gonna be extra bad ass, charter1 pav is a perfect venue right on the lake with a sick view of the chicago skyline if u go up to the bleachers
BGsteve- Janes is 1 of the Lolla headliners this summer, and since NIN did Lolla last summer, Chicago is getting the shaft on the co-headlining tour. I think the Northerly Island show will sellout right away, so I wouldn't be surprised if a 2nd show is added for the night before(open date).
Lolla is why Janes is not with NIN. Janes will headline Lolla for sure. Bummer that there is no Portland love - Gorge would be fun but not for Sasquatch fest. oh well - My cats name is Maseo!
Seriously... Not coming to Boston??! WTF. Please add some New England dates.
Jane's is great but, NIN is a headache waiting to happen. Suprised Perry teamed up with these guys he's usually pretty smart. The only thing I can think of is that JA does not have enough material to carry a whole tour by themselves.
Just saw Perry a few months ago at this lame T-Mobile promotion thing in Columbia, SC w/ that DJ AM guy, you know right before their plane crashed leaving our airport? Yea, that sucked and I feel bad for them, but the show sucked too. Perry looks and sounds like shit! His band sounded like shit! It was a free show, so no dollars lost, but I'd be pissed if I'd pay to see that performance. To each their own, and have fun if you go, but I'm just saying...he looks and sounds like a worn out sewer rat on it's last hit of methane!
deer creek, nice!!
why all the NIN hate?
Trent is an amazing artist and one of the most prolific musicians of out time.
so much hate on this site...
Phish blows (in my opinion), but you don't see me complaining in the comment section of their stories.
It's all about marketing. It's the "NINJA" tour!!! Hope to catch it at Deer Creek!!
So how long till they announce JA at Bonnaroo?
Yeah, stop dissing on NIN, if any of you fools didn't see NIN last year on their most epic tour, then you wouldn't know what a brilliant live show is. NIN is the SHIT! And to have them be with Janes is going to be amazing. The new drummer for NIN is sick and the new four man group will definitely rock our asses off. I hope that Janes will be thrown in for Bonnaroo, but Chidodger, I don't know where you come off as the only guy to know what's happening behind the scenes with everybody, cause I'm sick of half of these reviews on every article being your bullshit on what YOU think, but NIN will be at Lolla, I mean did you not see them last year when he talked about how he hasn't been their since the very first Lolla and how fun it was. This is their last tour and I'm sure Trent will be going to a few of his favorite festivals, plus new ones(Bonnaroo, Sasquatch). I don't think Trent will deny playing their especially after a tour with Janes. So I think that you should stop spitting your multiple dumbass opinions and wait til the Lineup is announced.
BROOKLYN- cry me a river. It's a comment section, WHERE YOU POST COMMENTS. If you don't like, then don't read it. I never claimed to "know everything" or whatever iggnorant statement you made, but with that said, I'm sick of you bitching about every other comment that me or anyone else on here makes which you don't agree with. Sorry if I'm more into live music than you are, but I think it's a little childish to post what you posted. You may not agree or like what I have to say, but I'm not just posting random shit or CONSISTANTLY BITCHING ABOUT WHAT OTHERS POST. If I don't agree with someone, I will counter-post thier comment, and not just write "Your stupid, and you suck, and your a NOOB" or some highschool bullshit like that. So I'm sorry you are "sick of" my comments, but I really could give 2 shits about that. HOPE YOU ENJOY THIS POST, PAL.
brooklynite 84, that lights in the sky tour was def not their "most epic tour" i feel bad if you never got to see any of the shows pre with teeth material
Darien lake NIN>jones beach phish>greatwoods phish
Man, Fiddler's Green sucks goat balls... They should be playing at Red Rocks!
Of course I have, but the fact that Trent put together a multi-million dollar extravaganza that melted everybodys faces off and the that even Trent himself said that the lineup/show production was perfect just shows that it was by far IN MY MIND the most epic. Don't get me wrong his other tours were fantastic, but Lights In the Sky was Too INSANE!
oh yeah, Chidodger...WHAH WHAH WHAH!
Yeah, I figured that's all you had. Glad to put you in your place, I guess keep up the good work with your short, dumb comments and constant bitching about what everyone else writes, because it seems as though that's all you bring to this or any comments section.
I agree with DANKB, though, lights in the sky was good, but the tour I saw a few years ago was, music-wise, much better, although the stage show for lights was quite impressive.
like i said, takes up half of the posts...you either must be a 15 year school girl on her period or a crusty old man who still lives with parents cause you do nothing all day, but bitch, bitch, bitch...
So, I guess this means that the best guess for Friday's headliner is out the window. NIN/JA have a show elsewhere Friday night. Hmm....
Brooklynite84 - I'm sorry, I don't normally bitch over other people's bitching, but I've gotta say you sound super lame. I've never heard anybody cream so hard about NIN in my life!! You'd think it was one of the Phish noobs talking about how they've waited their whole lives for this tour!! Hahaha!!
And chidodger is totally right. IT'S A COMMENT BOARD! You say you love Trent and want to make out with him, somebody else says he's the worst musician ever - BUT WHO CARES!! The point of this whole thing is to speak your opinion, counter others' opinions, discuss different tastes, learn, agree, disagree, etc.
You've got big balls to say on this site, "If any of you fools didn't see NIN last year on their most epic tour, then you wouldn't know what a brilliant live show is."
Hahaha!! It's Jambase bro! We all know live music! And yes, plenty of it is better than NIN!!!!
And....I'm an idiot. I meant BONNAROO's Friday headliner. Sorry about that.
i like these bands, but i dont like bitching.
girlfriends = bitching
music = no bitching
Easy stuff guys
I have never been a NIN fan, however i just saw some clips of them rehearsing. There new drummer seem pronominal. I will be at bonnaroo, and will at least give them a shot after seeing these links. check them out.
And this is mentioned on Jambands why?? If I wanted news about crap like this I would subscribe to Rolling Stone. Jambase used to be a great alternative to the pop that every other music website/mag advertised, now it just seem like you cover all music if you think it has a fanbase. C'mon Jambase, get back to the jambands which is your namesake, fer chrissake!
Why does jambase show a show at the Gorge but NIN or Janes site not show it? When do tickets go on sale?
This tour should be pretty sweet. I just wish that they'd add Tom Jones on the bill
Im not sure how you can like NIN but call Janes "drivel"? To each his own. I like em both, but I think Jane's has much better songwriting. NIN is more like a storm of noise, which is great if Im in the mood for it. Please add a Twin Cities show!
Jane's @ Bonnaroo!
im sure more dates will be added, they only go into june and im sure the tour will go into august. they will come to boston, if you can read correctly the article said these are not all the dates, and more will be announced shortly. keep your panties on
thanks for the florida love
In terms of intelligence: People who bitch on message boards > people who bitch about bitching on message boards
Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet !
Merriweather Post Pavilion Columbia, MD
In anticipation of their upcoming tour with Nine Inch Nails, Jane's Addiction got together 2/16/09 at th Echoplex for an unannounced show in Los Angeles, CA.
1: Whores
2: Ain't No Right
3: Had A Dad
4: Mountain Song
5: Ocean Size
6: Stop
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Nine Inch Nails: Live From Rehearsals - rehearsing for their upcoming 2009 tour.
1: Echoplex
2: Letting You
3: 1,000,000
Nine Inch Nails performs "1,000,000" live at the Soundwave Festival in Sydney, Australia, February 22, 2009 [ HD QUALITY ]
Nine Inch Nails performs "Burn" live from the stage at Festival Hall Melbourne, Australia, February 25,2009 [ HD QUALITY ]
Nine Inch Nails performs "Letting You" live at the Soundwave Festival Brisbane Australia, February 21, 2009 [ HD QUALITY ]
Nine Inch Nails live with Ben & Greg from The Dillinger Escape Plan for a performance of "Wish," live in Adelaide, Australia, February 28th, 2009.
Damn, no SPAC.
Well...my fiance will be happy to hear this....I for one could care less. Can't get into the whole depressing thing. I know my girl will prob. want to go, but damn, I sure don't!(brownie points?) Guy I work w/ says I just need to see them live though. I do like going to Deer Creek. Should I stay or should I go now!!!
^Depressing? Sure NIN isn't happy and full of sunshine and flowers. It's industrial hybrid. You'll enjoy it just for the light show, trust me. Just be lucky she isn't dragging you to a dashboard confessional get up kids show if you don't want depressing.
TRAVLYNJOE- thanks for the links, very cool.
Chidodger man I allways enjoy reading your comments but you let brooklyn get to you and then you stooped to his level. Be above it.
i just watched most of that "unannounced" janes addiction show from feb that some1 was nice enough to post a link too.... and i remain firm in my earlier comment, " at least i dont have to sit threw JA drivel to see NIN in chitown"
trents OLD music helped me threw some rough times, perry farrel on the other hand just seems like a queer to me.
just my opinion tho...
smashy - In terms of intelligence: People who bitch on message boards > people who bitch about bitching on message boards > people who bitch about people who bitch about bitching on message boards!
Irony score: 10 points!
i'm a little upset i'm going to miss the pittsburgh show b/c i'm going to be at roo...i'd love to see NIN headline/coheadline a show with a full set...oh well, roo will do, see ya'll there...
~they should add the smashing pumpkins to this tour and rock out the 90's!!
PHLIPPHLOP- I apologize, I'll try and keep it classy from here on out.
jane's addiction ended beacuse all fcur of those assholes' limited creativity was wrung out into two albums and they knew they'd wind up like weezer or THE RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS on mtv playing the vma's every year sucking greed's pigdick for pennies if they tried to keep going, and they were like just totally above all that man. perry farrel is like an artist kinda. great to see trent reznor has some sympathy. where the fuck is the new phase? do i have to put on some square rimmed glasses and an ironic t-shirt to open ears?
Fuck. Yeah. Mountain Song just got me pumped!
Can't wait to see them together and NIN again at Bonnaroo!!!