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Yea, it's funny because you hear stories about Mormons and their magical underwear and distant planet where they are going to go and came from.
Christians find that hilarious but I guess believing in people living in whales for 3 days, man created from dust and woman from a rib and a magical talking snake is completely plausible.
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Scientology is just a money making scheme. Because it was invented in recent times everyone can see this.
What they don't understand is all religion is basically the same thing. Stuff conjured up by either a crazy person or a group of people looking to make money.
There's 100s of religions out there yet people seriously believe their belief is the one that's not a scam.
Well whooptiedoo.. you were fortunate enough to be born into the correct religion by chance.
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Through indoctrination they are almost programmed to not only believe, but to also not critique their faith. So in their eyes its simply the truth, and all other faiths, especially non-Abrahamic religions, seem ridiculous.
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Good day, everyone. Today's Jay Talking topics include a new "iLoveGalesburg" website and billboard, a local football coach doubles as a pizza chef, no Google in Galesburg, and a public rally organized for the Reader's Digest "We Hear You America" contest. WooHoo!
Fall in love with Galesburg ... again
City/county reporter Eric Timmons e-mailed me the other night, asking if I had seen the "IloveGalesburg.com" billboard near the East Main Street Dairy Queen. I had not, so I drove by on the way to work Tuesday and there it was — a black and white old-time photo with Galesburg High School cheerleaders cheering, with a slogan that said "Fall in love with Galesburg ... again." In the bottom corner of the billboard was a link to the website "IloveGalesburg.com."
With no contact information or sponsor listed on the billboard, I asked community cheerleader and Landmark Cafe & Creperie owner Phil Dickinson if he knew anything about the billboard. He did not, but suggested a call to the Galesburg Area Convention & Visitors Bureau. A call to the GACVB provided strike 2, but they suggested calling Key Outdoor Inc., a local company that does billboards.
Bingo! Roger with Key Outdoor knew of the billboard and told me Scott Cramer of First Glass and campus pastor at the new Northwoods Community Church on West Fremont Street was behind the billboards.
Scott was a little shocked when I called him on his cell phone this morning, but revealed that he and Jeremie Kilgore were behind the billboard and the website.
"Actually, I never wanted to be recognized for this, and I kind of wanted the billbord and the website to remain somewhat mysterious," Scott said.
But when asked what was behind the billboards and website, he said, "I was just sick and tired of seeing and hearing all of the negative talk about Galesburg." Especially the bumper sticker which says "Galesburg: A great place to starve."
"Galesburg is a great place to live, work and raise a family, and I would like to change the thought process here. If we can make it uncool to trash Galesburg, that's half the battle."
A lifelong Galesburg resident, Scott added, "I've always appreciated Galesburg, but in talking to some older residents, they tell me there used to be so much pride here. Pride in downtown, the Silver Streaks and things like that. Why can't we get that back?"
Scott said he and Jeremie both have full-time jobs, but they would like to be able to commit more time and resources to additional billboards and improving the "iLoveGalesburg.com" website. He also has an idea to reward positive comments left on the website with giftcards from local businesses.
"This has to be a grass roots effort, so I really don't want businesses who need to be recognized as sponsors," Scott said. "There have to be creative ways to grow and sustain this effort. If a business wants to help change the culture in Galesburg, I say let's talk."
Chef Gibbons: Pizza maker supreme
PICTURE: Knox College football coach Andy Gibbons and members of the Prairie Fire make pizza Saturday at the Galesburg Rescue Mission.
Most of us know Andy Gibbons as the longtime football coach at Knox College, but little did we know Andy's a pizza maker at heart. This past Saturday, Gibbons and members of the Prairie Fire football program completed a second community service product by making and serving homemade pizza at the Galesburg Rescue Mission.
Gibbons, head coach and Knox athletic director Chad Eisele and about a dozen other players and coaches made 32 pizzas that served 40 residents of the Rescue Mission.
"It's a great experience for our guys, and we know the people at the mission need our help," Andy said. "We hope to make it an annual event."
Andy said he started dabbling in homemade pizza making about nine years ago, an inspiration from watching The Food Channel on TV.
"My pizza was pretty bad at first, but it got better and now it's pretty good," Andy said. "I make everything from scratch, including the dough. I buy most of the ingredients locally at places like Thrushwood Farms and Hy-Vee, but I also send away for some of the ingredients."
Andy said he makes all types of pizzas, but the supreme is his most popular. He described the style as handtossed. In addition to the Rescue Mission event, he's made pizzas for team events at Knox, as well as a few church events and junior high school dances.
The best news? He wants to make pizza for The Lunch Gang! Andy said he's going to check into securing an oven in the Knox cafeteria once school lets out in early June. Homemade pizza, here we come! Just go light on the cheese on my portion, Andy.
"We Hear You America" rally in Standish Park
Volunteer organizers who are trying to create awareness for Galesburg in the Reader's Digest "We Hear You America" contest have planned a public rally for 1 p.m. April 10 in Standish Park. More details about the rally will come forth in the coming days, but generally, organizers want to rally the troops and increase votes for Galesburg. Among those dignitaries expected to attend are Sen. Darin LaHood, Mayor Sal Garza, Joel Estes of District 205, Richard Kowalski of OSF St. Mary Medical Center and Judy Guenseth of the tourism bureau. Blick Art will have a giant canvas available for attendees to sign.
"Have you WooHooed yet" buttons and posters are available at The Landmark, 62 S. Seminary Street. Cheerleader Phil Dickinson hope local businesses and organizations will display the posters to create awareness for employees and the public.
If you haven't already joined in the daily voting process, you simply need to sign up once at http://wehearyouamerica.readersdigest.com/town.jsp?town=GALESBURG&state=IL
If you or your friends are too busy to cheer, you or they can sign up to vote by proxy by going to email@example.com or calling (312) 857-6140. For information, visit We Are Galesburg on Facebook at www.facebook.com/WeAreGalesburg
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Remember when Galesburg was among nearly 1,100 cities making a pitch to become THE city to win ultra high-speed broadband internet access from Google? Here's the link to a story that ran in last year's Register-Mail. Unfortunately, Galesburg didn't win. Google announced today that honor goes to Kansas City, Kan.
Google had the following notice on its blog website today:
Ultra high-speed broadband is coming to Kansas City, KansasAs part of our overall goal to make the web better for users, last year we announced a new project: to provide a community with Internet access more than 100 times faster than what most Americans have today. The response was overwhelming—nearly 1,100 cities felt the need for speed—and we were thrilled by the enthusiasm we saw across the country for better and faster web connections. Thank you to every community and individual that submitted a response, joined a rally, starred in a YouTube video or otherwise participated.After a careful review, today we're very happy to announce that we will build our ultra high-speed network in Kansas City, Kansas. We've signed a development agreement with the city, and we'll be working closely with local organizations, businesses and universities to bring a next-generation web experience to the community.Thanks for reading ...Jay


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Gayle Ann Berrier and Leonard Francis Velky Jr. were married yesterday in Bethany United Methodist Church, Wescosville. Patti Ancharski and James Ancharski attended the couple. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Grey Berrier of Allentown. The bridegroom is a son of Dorothy Velky of Hazleton and Leonard Velky of Harwood Mines, Luzerne County. The bride, a certified public accountant with Kuntz Lesher Siegrist & Martini in Lancaster, is a graduate of Parkland High School and Shippensburg University.
Robert Shearer Jr.
The Morning Call
January 26, 2008
Robert Shearer Jr., 40, formerly of Hazleton, of 213 W. High St., Coaldale, died Thursday afternoon in Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, where he had been a patient for the past two months. Born in Hazleton, he was the son of the late Robert and Margaret (Lehman) Shearer. He was a member of Christ Lutheran Church, Hazleton. He attended Hazleton High School. An avid sportsman, he loved hunting and fishing and was a devoted fan of the Dallas Cowboys. He also loved gardening and watching things grow.
The Morning Call
November 8, 1987
Cheryl A. Davis and Thomas J. Martonik were married Friday in St. Thomas More Catholic Church, Allentown. Lynn Davis, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Thomas Sobczak was best man. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Allen W. Davis of Macungie and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Martonik of Hazleton. The bride is a graduate of Emmaus High School and Lehigh County Community College. She is a receptionist for Dr. William M. Trachtenberg. The bridegroom, who graduated from Hazleton High School and Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science, is a pharmacist for Thrift Drugs, Trexlertown.
Louise J. Bruley
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August 12, 2006
Louise J. Bruley of 4318 Kathi Dr. in Bethlehem and formerly of E. Walnut St. in Hazleton died Thursday in the VNA Hospice House of St. Lukes, Bethlehem. Born in Hazleton, she was a daughter of the late Melchoir and Felicia (Amerise) Lichard. She was a member of Holy Rosary Roman Catholic Church in Hazleton and a graduate of Hazleton High School. Before retiring, she was a case worker for the Department of Public Assistance. Preceding her in death, in addition to her parents, was her husband, George Bruley, in July 2001 and several brothers and sisters.
The Morning Call
April 30, 1989
The wedding of Sherry Ann Maranchick and Scott Robert Rabenold took place yesterday in St. Stanislaus Catholic Church, Hazleton. Tammy Hughes and Ronald Rabenold, brother of the bridegroom, were honor attendants. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maranchick of St. Johns, Luzerne County. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rabenold of Schnecksville. Mrs. Rabenold, a graduate of Hazleton High School and Allentown Business School, is employed by Dr. Dennis McGorry and Dr. Peter Neumann.
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June 10, 1984
Patricia Marie Chapman and David James DeBlass exchanged wedding vows Wednesday in Most Precious Blood Catholic Church, Hazleton. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Elaine Chapman of Coplay and the late Sgt. Ronald Chapman. Her husband is the son of John DeBlass of Hazleton and the late Mrs. Rose DeBlass. Michelle Chapman attended her sister as maid of honor and Daniel DeBlass was his brother's best man. Mrs. DeBlass is a graduate of Catasauqua High School. Her husband graduated from Hazleton High School and is employed with Mizenko Construction Co. The couple will reside in Hazleton.
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The Morning Call
June 25, 1987
Andrea Gombeda and Jeffrey Shipe were married recently in Holy Trinity Slovak Church, Hazleton. Maria Gombeda, the bride's sister, and Brian Gauger attended the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Gombeda of Hazleton and Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Shipe of Allentown are parents of the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Shipe are both graduates of Pennsylvania State University. Also a graduate of Hazleton High School, the bride is a contract support specialist at Navy Ships Parts Control Center. Shipe, a Dieruff High School and Lehigh County Community College graduate, is an engineer at VSE Corp.
The Morning Call
July 21, 1991
Mary Elizabeth Tolerico and Dennis James Cupples were married recently in Christ Lutheran Church, Hazleton. Michele E. Tolerico was her sister's maid of honor and John Cupples III, the bridegroom's brother, was best man. Mr. and Mrs. John Tolerico of Hazleton are the bride's parents. The bridegroom is a son of Dorothy Cupples of Bethlehem and the late John Cupples II. A graduate of Hazleton High School, Mrs. Cupples is employed by First Valley Bank, Bethlehem. Cupples, who graduated from Allen High School, is employed by Custom Carrier.
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September 14, 1986
The marriage of Kimbra Ann Rowlands to Mark Francis Belletiere took place yesterday in St. Thomas More Catholic Church, Allentown. Kecia Lynn Rowlands was her sister's maid of honor and Eugene Belletiere, father of the bridegroom, was best man. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. James Rowlands of Allentown and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Belletiere of Hazleton. The bride, a Salisbury High School graduate, is employed by Rebco Kwik Print. The bridegroom, who graduated from Hazleton High School, holds a bachelor's and master's degree from Wilkes College and is an accountant at Buckno, Lisicky and Co. The newlyweds will reside in Allentown.
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January 26, 1989
William H. Richards of Whitehall Township, a safety engineer with Pennsylvania Power & Light Co., will retire Wednesday after 40 years' service. The Hazleton native joined the company in the construction department at Lancaster. He progressed to groundman, lineman and chief lineman before becoming an instructor in management and development training in 1972. Three years later he was named supervisor of vocational and technical training before assuming his current position in 1988. A graduate of Hazleton High School, he is a member of the American Society for Training and Development and the National Society for Performance & Instruction.
Rose Realo
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January 18, 2006
Rose Realo, 79, of Vine Street, Hazleton, died Monday in Hazleton General Hospital. Born in Hazleton, she was the daughter of the late Neil and Phyllis Fanny (Cerullo) Bangor. She was a member of Our Lady of Grace Church. She was a 1944 graduate of Hazleton High School and a 1948 graduate of Sacred Heart School of Nursing. She was a registered nurse for Sacred Heart Hospital and a head nurse for the mens surgical unit. She resided in the Allentown area for 50 years. Preceding her in death, in addition to her parents, was her husband, Natale Nate Realo, in 1994.
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December 26, 2005
Cecilia B. McAndrew, 88, previously of Alter Street, Hazleton, died early Dec. 24 in the V.N.A. Hospice at St. Lukes Hospital, Bethlehem. She resided with her granddaughter, Dr. Kelly Freed and her husband Brian in Bethlehem. Born in Hazleton, she was the daughter of the late John and Mary (McHugh) Burns. She was a devoted mother abd grandmother, and a very proud great-grandmother. She was a 1934 graduate of Hazleton High School and a member of Assumption B.V.M. Catholic Church, Colesville.
Marilyn Kennedy
The Morning Call
September 10, 2005
Marilyn Yatsko Kennedy died Sept. 7 in Hazleton General Hospital. Born in Hazleton, she was the daughter of Martha Derby Yatsko of Hazleton and the late Clarence J. Yatsko. She received many scholastic honors and awards, graduated in the top 10 from Hazleton High School, won honorable mention from the Meritorious Scholarship award and won the state senatorial scholarship award. A finalist in the Junior Miss Pageant, she received the scholarship trophy. She was in the honors program at Bucknell University, graduated from Douglas College (the womans division of Rutgers)
Michael Bogwist
The Morning Call
March 27, 2005
Michael Bogwist, 78, formerly of 116 Snyder Avenue, McAdoo, died Saturday morning in Mountain City Convalescent & Rehabilitation Center, Hazleton. Born in Coxeville, he was the son of the late Jacob and Mary (Gamon) Bogwist. He was a member of St. Kunegundas Roman Catholic Church, McAdoo. He was a 1945 graduate of Hazleton High School. Prior to retiring, he was last employed by Schultz Inc., Hometown. Preceding him in death, in addition to his parents, were sisters, Sophia Bogwist, Anna Bobak, Mary Kovalick and Helen Pavelko, brothers, Jacob, John and Joseph, and a niece, Mary Bobak.
Robert Malloy
The Morning Call
August 4, 2004
Robert Malloy, 66, of Putnam Street, West Hazleton, died Aug. 2 in Hazleton General Hospital. Born in Hazleton, he was a son of the late John and Kathryn (Corrigan) Malloy. He was married to Elaine (Siegfried) for 47 years. A graduate of Hazleton High School, he was employed by Bethlehem Steel Corp. before retiring. He was a member of the United Steelworkers of America. He was a member of St. Gabriels Catholic Church, Hazleton. He was a Navy veteran. Proud of his Irish heritage, he was a charter member and past president of the Hazleton Ancient Order of Hibernians, Msgr.
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The Morning Call
July 10, 2004
Wayne J. Fritzinger Sr. 60, of 1116 E. Catawissa St., Nesquehoning, formerly of Hazleton, died July 9, 2004 in Lehigh Valley Hospital, Salisbury Township. Born in Hazleton, he was a son of Arlyne (Stegner) Fritzinger and the late Jerry Fritzinger. He worked for the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare, Jim Thorpe, for 25 years retiring in 1998. He served in the Army National Guard, stationed in Hazleton. He was a charter member of Faith United Church of Christ, Hazleton. He was the husband of Ann Marie (Coniglio)
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November 10, 1991
Catherine Rose Belusko and Monroe Franklin Berger Jr. were married Oct. 26 in St. Gabriel's Catholic Church, Hazleton. Paula Jean Belusko, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Wayne Donald Berger, the bridegroom's brother, was best man. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Belusko of Hazleton and Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Berger of Lehighton are the couple's parents. The bride, who graduated from Hazleton High School and Allentown School of Cosmetology, is employed at Argie's Beauty Salon and Donatelli Model Management Services.
The Morning Call
November 1, 1992
Melissa Ann Karoly and George Robert Mussoline exchanged wedding vows recently in St. Peter's Catholic Church, Coplay. Christina Downing was her sister's matron of honor and Stephen Mussoline was best man for his brother. Parents of the bride Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karoly of Whitehall. The bridegroom is a son of Rocco Mussoline of Hazleton and the late Mary Ellen Mussoline. Mr. and Mrs. Mussoline are graduates of the University of Scranton. The bride, also a Whitehall High School graduate, is a physical therapist at Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital.
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The Morning Call
April 19, 2004
Ronald R. Romanek of Macungie passed away April 17 in his home. Born in Coaldale, he was a son of Helen (Stuzista) Romanek of Hazleton and the late Anthony Roamanek. A graduate of Hazleton High School, he was a pattern miller for Bethlehem Steel Corp. for more than 25 years. He was a Navy veteran. Survivors: Mother; son, Nicholas M. of Emmaus; daughter, Marian Panasiuk of Riegelsville; brother, Anthony of Hazleton. Services: 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Stephens Funeral Home, 1335-37 Linden St., Allentown.
William R. Swinesburg, Ex-director At Carbon County Vo-tech School
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May 16, 1993
William R. Swinesburg, 71, of Weatherly R.1, died Friday in Hazleton General Hospital. He was the husband of Mary Lou (Billig) Swinesburg. He was director of vocational education at the Carbon County Vocational Technical School for 13 years, retiring in 1979. Before that, he was a teacher at Hazleton High School for 17 years. Born in West Hazleton, he was a son of the late Frank and Minnie (Splett) Swinesburg. He was a member of Christ Evangelical Free Church, Lehighton. He was a Marine veteran of World War II, serving as a sergeant in the Pacific.
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Jun 20 2013, 2:30am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Los Angeles, June 20 — British comedian Russel Brand says that actress Mila Kunis turned down his advances because she was in a relationship with Macaulay Culkin.
Brand and Kunis worked together in a 2008 film "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" and Kunis was then in a relationship with the "Home Alone" star.
"I was chatting her up, and got the conversation around to, 'Have you got a boyfriend?' and she went, 'Yeah'. So you know that feeling of 'how long do I have to maintain an interest in this conversation now?' It's 12 seconds," thesun.co.uk quoted Russell as saying.
"Eventually, she said, 'My boyfriend's coming tomorrow'. She was excited - and when he came it was not 'Mac', it was Macaulay Culkin," he added.
Brand, 38, was surprised to see Culkin, who was no more a child. He dated Kunis for nine years and ended their relationship in 2011.
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Posted: 03/19/2013 - Sheriff's investigators say the death of a 4-year-old boy in his family's driveway was purely an accident.
Posted: 03/19/2013 - Sheriff's investigators say the death of a 4-year-old boy in his family's driveway was purely an accident.
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Posted: 03/18/2013 - Sunny and warm at 66 today.
Posted: 03/18/2013 - Adjutant General Bill Burks says the automatic budget cuts will hurt the National Guard's readiness and overall operation in Nevada.
Posted: 03/18/2013 - Retired Nevada Supreme Court chief justice Bob Rose is recovering at a Fallon hospital from injuries he suffered in a car accident.
Posted: 03/18/2013 - Nothing beats coming home to the scent of baked goods or the aroma of flowers. One local woman's business puts out the sweet smell of success and shows the tricky science behind candle-making.
Updated: 03/18/2013 - At Ceol Irish Pub in Downtown Reno, a sea of people fills the patio of ceol pub all celebrating St. Patrick's Day.
Posted: 03/18/2013 - Sparks police arrest a man after they say he exposed himself to children walking by.
Posted: 03/17/2013 - Partly cloudy skies for Monday ... overnight low 33 degrees, afternoon high 66. Increasing cloudiness and breezy winds for Tuesday afternoon ahead of an arriving storm system.
Updated: 03/18/2013 - The measure would require insurers to provide coverage for oral drugs that is equivalent to conventional intravenous drugs used in chemotherapy.
Updated: 03/17/2013 - Secret Witness is offering a reward in the amount of $1,500.00 for information leading to the arrest and prosecution of the suspect wanted in connection with Armed Robbery and Grand Theft Auto in the area of Wrondel and Linden St. Reno, NV.
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Thus far the answers of the holy Pope Gregory, to the questions of the most reverend prelate, Augustine. Now the letter, which he says he had written to the bishop of Aries, was directed to Vergilius, successor to Aetherius, and was in the following words:
"To his most reverend and holy brother and fellow bishop, Vergilius; Gregory, servant of the servants of God. With how much kindness brethren, coming of their own accord, are to be entertained, is shown by this, that they are for the most part invited for the sake of brotherly love. Therefore, if our common brother, Bishop Augustine, shall happen to come to you, let your love, as is becoming, receive him with so great kindness and affection, that it may refresh him by the benefit of its consolation and show to others how brotherly charity is to be cultivated. And, since it often happens that those who are at a distance first learn from others the things that need correction, if he bring before you, my brother, any sins of bishops or others, do you, in conjunction with him, carefully inquire into the same, and show yourself so strict and earnest with regard to those things which offend God and provoke His wrath, that for the amendment of others, the punishment may fall upon the guilty, and the innocent may not suffer under false report. God keep you in safety, most reverend brother. Given the 22nd day of June, in the nineteenth year of the reign of our most religious lord, Mauritius Tiberius Augustus, the eighteenth year after the consulship of our said lord, and the fourth indiction."
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September 28 2008, 10:53 AM
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Re: Star Trek: Entepriez
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Star Trek: Entepriez
Episode 1X01 -
"The Enterpriez Incident"
Act 1
"Captain's Log, Stardate 9021.0. We are en route to the Sigma Epsilon system to investigate the mysterious loss of our listening post. End log."
The Enterpriez suddenly dropped from warp, like a Californian driver talking on his cell phone and suddenly noticing a stop sign. The scene that awaited it was grim. The outpost had been almost entirely destroyed. Well, perhaps
almost entirely
isn't the best way to put it. The outpost had been outright destroyed. Debris drifted through space, like so many hippies through an LSD trip.
The bridge was bustling with activity. Key word being was. At this point, the bridge was relatively calm, with very little actual excitement up to this point. Not that I would call discovering an abandoned station particularly exciting. More like depressing or perhaps foreboding.
Hawke sunk further back into the plush command chair, accidentally activating the recliner function. Hawke was surprised by this, but crossed his arms and acted like he meant to do it.
Jack was visibly shocked for a moment, then quickly ran a hand through his hair to make sure his coif hadn't lost it's stand. "Sir, we've arrived at Sigma Epsilon."
"Oh?" asked the reclining, seemingly lazy, commander, "I couldn't tell. Mister Phlegm, analysis."
Phlegm stopped filing his earnails and typed a series of commands into his console. "Weapons pattern is consistent with a class 3 disruptor."
"SIR!" Yelled Kraa'pla into Hawke's ear, "RECCOMEND IMMEDIATE YELLOW
It's scaary
"Agreed" said he, "Yellow alert, Commander"
Hawke used his feet to force the recliner closed and moved up to standing.
Doctor Fune, possessing a fine sense of dramatic timing, had just arrived from sickbay and was slowly entering through the turbolift alcove. "Good god man, what the hell happened"
"I don't know," came the vague, ominous statement from Hawke, "But I intend to find out. We're going over there. Mr. Phlegm, Kraa'pla, you're with me," he tapped his commbadge, which magically routed him to engineering without any input, "Cooper, get to transporter room 3"
="On my way, skipper."=
"Sir," Stanford started again, revealing her character's recurring joke to already be tiresome and predictable in a second or two, "Starfleet regulations clearly state the captain is not to go on away missions under any circumstances."
But, Hawke continued to the turbolift regardless. However, she did follow, trying to make her point on the turbolift ride, through 40 meters of corridor and while waiting for the transporter chief to warm things up.
It is widely accepted that the collected regulations of Starfleet are the most boring and wasteful text in existence. There are 40 book volumes alone dedicated to regulations regarding flag officers beaming down to hazardous planets. Regulation, treaty and general order nomenclature is constantly changing, creating an indecipherable mess. Many have stated that the rulebook is boring and should be changed. Some have proposed that officers should be given X-Men comics instead, since "no one will read the bloody rules anyways", but Admirals call these sort of people "silly". These people in turn, have accused the Admirals of "being the man who is bringing me down... man."
Stanford was almost certainly aware of the Starfleet regulation known as the "Saavik Law", which stated that it was annoying if you over-quoted Starfleet rules, but she made an exception since it was such an obscure law.
The transporter chief finished pretending to look busy and motioned Hawke and his away party to the transporter pad. They put on their spiffy new field jackets (props to the costume department), and stepped onto the transporter pad.
"Mr. O'Connely. Four to beam down."
The transporter chief slid his hands across the controls, like an amateur musician who has mastered a 60 dollar keyboard. In a shimmering display of light and what is probably carbonated water, the away team dematerialized.
"But... my name isn't O'Connely"
The three of them beam in, the accompanying visual effects being analog or digital, whatever your preference is.
Cooper waved her tricorder around, as everyone else pulled out their tricorders, giving Trekkies bad memories of Starfleet officers walking around a farm, all of them waving tricorders only for the reason that they have them.
"ooks like this section's intact. Atmosphere's stable."
Hawke looked thoughtful for a second.
"Maybe we should have checked before we beamed in witout pressure suits."
Everyone paused for a moment, looked at Hawke, then shook their heads and moved on.
Cooper sat down at a computer station, emptied a bottle of Coke and stuck the bottle into a circuit panel, causing it to light up and power the computer station.
"That was implausible."
"Hey," she replied, Shatnering her head to the right, "It's
what I do
Hawke leaned in over her shoulder to get a better look at the console display.
"What've you got?" He asked rather stiffly.
"Someone leaning over my shoulder. Give me a second." She typed on the flat plexiglass-like control panels. "I've got the station logs."
"lright, let's play em."
A weary-eyed officer, suspiciously similar to Darren McGavin, appeared onscreen. In fact, this particular man had won a Darren McGavin lookalike contest on Omicron Persei 8, a planet where actors are revered. For years, he has been stalked by fans who believe him to be the actor in question, although he's been dead for hundereds of years.
"Personal log. We've greeted an alien race known as the Zamboni, who have never met others like them before. Things are going well-"
"Fast-forward this, will ya?" Asked Hawke, spinning his finger around as if manipulating a dial.
"Things are going horribly! What was I thinking! It's all horribly horribly wrong. Oh god! Oh god!"
"O god oh god?" Asked Phlegm, "I thought you humans didn't have religion anymore, that you evolved beyond it."
"No," replied Hawke, "That's just something we tell everyone else so we can feel smug and superior."
"Alright skipper," Cooper said, pulling an isolinear chip from it's slot, "I've got all the logs here."
Kraa'pla looked rapidly from side to side as the lights flickered for a moment, and huddled close to Cooper's side.
"Get offa me, will ya?"
"Sorry. It startled me and uh.. I mean, I am a bold Klingon warrior and I was trying to prevent you from being harmed by whatever that was!"
She stared at him for a second, then shifted her attention to the captain. "We've got all we need."
"Alright," he said, "Let's get back to the ship. Hawke to Enterpriez" he said as he slapped his nipple, then aimed higher and got his commbadge, "4 to beam up."
And they dissolved in a dazzling show of alka-seltzer.
The senior staff had gathered around the table, which still had the net from last night's ping-pong match. The viewer was active and Cooper was standing next to this.
"Mind if I light a smoke?" Fune asked, pulling a pack of cigarettes out of her pocket.
Hawke points at the "NO SMOKING" sign by the door. Fune shrugs in understanding and lights her cigarette. Hawke's eyebrow twitches in minor irritation.
"So," she says, "Let me axe ya this: what are we doing here?"
"An excellent question Doctor!" Phlegm enthusiastically began, "Some believe that God is an all-powerful benevolent force that surrounds us and binds us, while others feel that he is a prick who likes bossing people around, and that's a good reason to worship him. Still, people can't particularly fathom the meaning of their own tiny existences, most don't even give it a second thought, but those that do, beyond all probability have an experience that-"
"Yes, that's enough."
"I agree. Starfleet regulation 32A, paragraph 42: Shut the hell up."
Hawke looked surprised, "Is that really a regulation?"
"No," she replied, "I just made it up."
"Oooh," said Jack, "Am I sensing a new running joke?"
"Morons, idiots, simpletons, lend me your attention please." Alvarez stood up, putting his hands down on the table. "Can we get back on task before I die of old age? I have 12 very important projects in progress, all of which require my genius and intellect to succeed."
"Right." Said Hawke, "Anyways, it seems the Listening Post made contact with a group of aliens known as the Zamboni. Things were going well, but there are some records missing. This is the last video record from the station."
"Oh god, this is awful!"
You will be destroyed, pitiful ones!"
"Wait no! I take it back-"
Fune raised her eyebrows, "Good god man, those aliens took out a whole outpost! And Janeway expects us to be able to do something about this?"
Jack propped his feet up on his table, having stolen Indiana Jones's cool hat, which he was using to put his face in the shade. "That's the point."
"Can we stay on topic?" Alvarez asked, "Or do I need to get a spray bottle for you people?"
"Right," continued Hawke, "It looks like they offended the Zamboni somehow, so we'll just have to tread carefully. Any questions."
Everyone sat and was silent, heads propped up on hands, thumbs twiddling, and so on.
"Alright. Dismissed."
= "Uhh, conference room." =
Hawke tapped his commbadge, "Go ahead Ensign Vernon"
= "We've got an unidentifed ship coming in. Never seen anything like it." =
"I call dibs." proclaimed Jack, leaning back in his chair and folding his arms behind his head.
"Dibs on what?" Asked Fune, casting her green eyes on the young helmsman.
"First escape pod."
The crew rapidly entered through the portside door, quickly going to their stations, like a bunch of high-schoolers rushing to get to the pizza line first.
"Sir," reported Phlegm, "We are being hailed."
A friendly-looking alien wearing a bright wool sports coat and tacky tie appeared onscreen.
"Hello friend," he said, "I am Zanzibar of the Zamboni. Are you comfortable?"
"Uhh yes."
"Are you sure we can't make you more comfortable?"
"Uhh..." Hawke hesitated for a moment. Perhaps answering yes is what killed the station crew. Then again, perhaps no is the wrong answer and yes is the right answer, being higher on a scale of choices. But, if you start second guessing yourself, he thought to himself, then you start to slip up. And then once you start second guessing your second guesses, you should just give up at that point.
"Green!" He blurted out.
"I mean, no."
"You will be destroyed, pitiful ones!"
"Oh shi-" fortunatley for the network censors, Hawke was cut off by an incoming disruptor blast, which struck the unshielded vessel. A computer bank burst into sparks, flinging an unsuspecting crewman on the floor.
"Damage report!" Captain Hawke yelled over the din of alarm klaxons and combat chatter.
"We've lost shields, and our weapons are gone!"
Hawke trudged over to the science station, using the rail to steady himself as the ship rocked under the duress of some decidedly rude weapons fire.
"Lieutenant, what's have you got on that thing??"
Alvarez spun his chair around, his face showing his horror. "Sir, I'm getting a readout on the enemy vessel. It appears to have conformium cannons, a stink machine and a flapperjack mcgoogle.
It's a warship
Hawke quickly grabbed hold of the nearest handrail.
"Everybody hang on!"
I promise you I will listen to what has been said here, even though I wasn't here.
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The artist behind Ed Hardy for Christian Audigier T-shirts reveals the depth of his work and philosophy
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The tattoo print on T-shirts is so pervasive today it's hard to imagine it's a relatively recent phenomenon, and the man recognized for helping to bring the renegade art form into the mainstream, Don Ed Hardy, is a sometime Honolulu resident whose attraction to and knowledge of tattoo and Asian art forms is more than skin deep.
He'll be showing his fine art during the exhibition "Beyond Fashion: The Personal Art of Ed Hardy," opening with a reception from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. today. Included will be new layered Lucite paintings combining elements of tattoo and calligraphic forms, as well as some earlier drawings, etchings and scroll paintings. The works will be on view through Nov. 27.
Hardy's obsession with tattoos started early.
"I drew a lot as a little kid, and one of my best friends' dad came home from World War II with a tattoo, and I thought that was cool," said Hardy, 65, who grew up in Southern California.
"People in the military coming back from Korea, Japan and Asia had these tattoos with Asian motifs, and I set up a toy tattoo shop where I drew on neighborhood kids. I made up all these flash sheets (design samples) and they would pick the images they liked. At first parents were shocked. They looked real and the kids liked them so much they didn't want to wash them off."
His work as an 11-year-old caused such a stir, it was documented in the community newspaper, the Newport Harbor Ensign.
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"I realized how deep and great it could be as a form of expression," he said.
The quality of tattoo art and sanitation at that time left something to be desired, and Hardy made it part of his mission to deliver safety and art "that should be done really well."
In the mid-1960s, Hardy headed to Honolulu to surf and study tattooing with Sailor Jerry Collins before traveling to Japan to work under classical tattoo master Horihide in 1973.
He absorbed all of the mythology and symbolism of Buddhism and Taoism, finding many of the beliefs echoing his own easy-going, live-and-let-live outlook rooted partly in the ostracism often faced by those with tattoos.
"There was a time when, if you had a tattoo, you were considered to be a criminal or a moron. I was like, 'Hey man, it's art, it's a choice, it's our bodies, and no one else had the right to tell us what to do with our bodies.'
"To me, everything terrible in the world stems from people trying to force their ideas and beliefs on other people," he said.
AFTER YEARS of hands-on success, Hardy worked with a small T-shirt manufacturer in the early 2000s to market his designs on apparel. The clothing business took off from 2003 to 2004, when entrepreneur Christian Audigier licensed the rights to produce the Ed Hardy clothing line based on his bank of 1,300 images.
"It's been a phenomenon," Hardy said.
He retired two years ago to focus full time on his personal art, something he had been quietly doing all along.
He's in demand as a curator and speaker on tattoos, woodblock prints and other Asian art forms. He was the subject of Emiko Omori's documentary film, "Ed Hardy: Tattoo the World," which debuted last year at the Hawaii International Film Festival and will screen in February at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
He said it wasn't easy to make the transition back to fine art. His breakthrough came at the millennium, the Year of the Dragon, when he decided to paint 2,000 dragons on a 2,000-foot scroll.
"When I started painting again, I tried to avoid anything that looked like a tattoo, but that was stupid. It was a big part of my visual experience and aesthetic, just like classical Asian art from both China and Japan, and Southern California.
"I was kind of like a Rip Van Winkle. I realized my aesthetic and intellect were stunted in some way, stuck in that time I left art school. It was a strange thing to step back into the fine art world, especially when tattooing is more of a commercial art form with an image bank of classic designs."
The quiet of working alone also took some readjustment.
"There's a psychological dimension to tattooing in that you would hear everyone's life story. Sometimes it was pleasant, other times I'd find out more about some people than I cared to know."
In the nearly half-century Hardy has spent tattooing, he confesses: "I can't explain why people get 'em. It's the same as art. It eludes logic. People are drawn to something or they're not. With tattoos, it's so individualistic and you really have to dig the permanence of it.
"It's not for everybody. It's not like a haircut that grows out or a T-shirt that you can change."
Even so, he's still amused at the widespread acceptance of tattoos.
"It's gone insane," he said of the legions of youths who get tattoos without hesitation. "You can go superdeep in studying the mythology, philosophy and cosmic implications of tattoos. On the other hand, there are people getting blanketed with them as a marker of things they've done in their lives. I hope, when they look back, that they have a sense of humor."


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Wann wird es denn soweit sein das man auch mal Gal.eroberung spielen kann??
Do you know a mod where i can play the star wars and stargate factions at the same time? for example the empire vs. asurans???
Will you made the Death Star as the Empire Starbase??
i downloaded it but got only an .exe file how to install it?
when will be it all finished??
i mean to play for example the empire vs. Wraith
will be there an Update cause i have already v.1.052.4792
Does someone knows a mod where i can play the races of stargate and star wars at the same time??
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I have installed everything right but now i have only one map and after playing the game 10mins it crashed down some error with the _logfile.txt and _except.txt
i didnt get a .Rar file
Can i play the empire vs tauri or whoever i want?
Where are the Titans Factorys and the Ships??
Which SSD does it have and does it have the Death star?
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Other Game mod have the Death star so why not SOASE????
When will the mod be ready for rebellion???
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now i have R956... is the R961 better?
but why?
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i already found it by myself :)
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Great staff and incredibly clean for an older motel. You could eat off the floors! Unexpected in this remote area.
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Small but efficient little sandwich shop in the heart of the work district. Offering a variety of flavours such as old favourites - ham & chicken schnitzel & my favourite "turkey & cranberry on brown" yummmm :) the ladies are all very friendly and offer good service. The cafe itself is always busy which is a reflection of the good service, value for money & fresh flavours. Blink & you could miss this little gem so keep an eye out for it next time you are down that way.
Scott Frewer 1 reviewA busy sandwich place in a great location. Went here for the 1st time today and it really is popular (figured it can't be bad considering the number of people ordering). Good range of salads, very fresh. Will definitely be back.
Stanley Ko 1 reviewWow, the coffee at Lime Espresso is simply amazing!!!
At lunchtime, this place gets packed with those workers looking for a good salad or sandwich to takeaway.
There are a great variety of salads to choose from, and for $7.50-$8.50, it is great value for a quick takeaway lunch. The staff are friendly, and stuff your little box with as much food as possible. And of course the food tastes great.
Ive also tried the coffee here too, but was quite disappointed, with the coffee burnt and the milk boiled. Other than that, if you want a quick and tasty lunch, definitely pop by this little joint.
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When: 02/27/14, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Event Type: Community Event
Admission: Free.
Iron workers set and bolt together steel beams to form the structural framework of many high-rise buildings. They were instrumental in helping build the Gateway Arch and laying rebar that provides structural support for the great roadways and bridges essential to our transportation needs.
At the information session, counselors from the Iron Workers Local No. 396 Construction Training School will explain details of their apprenticeship program, answer questions about the application process, and provide career guidance and networking opportunities.
Registration with Missouri Career Centers is required. Register at SLATE MCC prior to the event from 8 to 10 a.m.
1520 Market St, 1st Floor Conference Room, St. Louis
St. Louis, MO 63103
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Stacey Fowler