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Whether you like to pick things apart yourself is up to you. But it shits me when others insinuate that it's not a valid way to watch a show.
Do whatever you like, basically, but leave other people out of it. Moff put it better than I ever could, though, so just follow that link.
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What I meant is that picking things apart doesn't necessarily relate to whether or not the show is good.
I think some people read the comments and assume that you're saying the show is wank because of whatever continuity error you want to talk about. It's that all or nothing mentality; you either love the show or hate it, and that's clearly not the case.
I like some parts, and dislike other parts. I like talking about and picking apart the things I like and don't like, which is why I am here.
Whatever you think of the term "holding pattern", for example (apparently it's a bit wanky or something), I think it's a pretty apt description of much of Season 2 and parts of Season 3. Characters standing around doing the same stupid things, waiting for something to happen, much like a plane that has been instructed to kill time before it's allowed to land.
You can agree or disagree with that. I'm happy to talk about it. But if the only contribution a person is going to make is along the lines of "this conversation is not worth having, ner ner", then they should probably not be in a "discussion forum".
And just in case it isn't clear: I HAVE LIKED SEASON 4 SO FAR
Edited by Mola_Ram at 11:46:37 06-11-2013
Why do they look down upon the guy who took the bottle of alcahol?
Why not, its his decision?
Alcahol can be useful as medicine, keeping warm, fuelling fire? Or even just to enjoy what you have left of your life.
I don't get why its an issue, I think the moral justification should have gone out of the window based on the whole 'end of the world' stuff started happening (if he is an alcaholic).
Edited by Architect_z at 11:56:44 06-11-2013
Architect_z wrote:Because he ONLY bought alcohol, to drink, instead of stocking up on actual medicine. It was probably the most selfish thing he could have done.
Why do they look down upon the guy who got a bottle of alcahol?
Why not, its his decision?
Alcahol can be useful as medicine, keeping warm, fuelling fire? Or even just to enjoy what you have left of your life.
I don't get why its an issue, I think the moral justification should have gone out of the window based on the whole 'end of the world' stuff started happening (if he is an alcaholic).
@Mola_Ram I agree with you, like I have done on pretty much everything we've both written over the past year.
He took the meds and tablets and stuff though didnt he?
I think it was more that he risked his life (and, by extension, the lives of others) by trying to hold onto the bag. It was a bit cute that there wasn't anything else in there (say, all that medicine they were picking up) to complicate matters.
Moving his hand to draw on Daryl was also a really, really stupid thing to do.
@GuiltySpark Yeah, I know. Just venting really. In the direction of other people
Edited by Mola_Ram at 11:59:24 06-11-2013
I think the idea was for them to just grab any medicine lying around as well as the stuff they needed just in case but he decided to grab some booze instead...That and he risked his life to get it back...
An overreaction sure, but not entirely unjustified...
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Architect_z wrote:Yeah that bothered me a bit too. Total over reaction from Daryl as well. It's not as if the alcoholic pointed the gun at Daryl. Daryl DID act in an overly aggressive manner first. Then the other two started giving him bad looks. The scene jarred badly. Oh and butting heads?! Playground stuff
Why do they look down upon the guy who got a bottle of alcahol?
Right, I need to get back into this. The last episode I watched was after a big fight at the farm, they got split up, met up again on the highway/motorway and the series ended.
Which one was that? I need to carry on from there I think
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Oh and butting heads?! Playground stuff
Also, I don't want to spoil it for the rest, so if you havent watched the latest episode, don't read the Spolers below.
Ricks reaction was also kinda stupid aswell when it came to letting Carol loose. Part of me thinks that was abit odd turning someone to exile.
Can anyone also explain how Hershal can seem to just walk now aswell? I had a broken ankle once, and there was no chance I could have even begin to walk on that, but Hershal doesnt even have crutches? Did I miss something?
Hershel has a missing leg. People can still walk with artificial legs, or whatever he's using. It's not like he's sprinting around or anything.
And I think Rick's reaction was perfectly understandable and justifiable. Her staying just would not have worked with Tyreese around. Amongst other reasons.
I hope the exile isn't permanent, though, as I really like Carol's character.
(not really bothering with spoiler tags at this point; the thread title does say "US pace")
Edited by Mola_Ram at 12:17:33 06-11-2013
Yeah but she was there from the beginning, I think i'd rather have someone with me at camp who was caring, experienced and a teacher to the younger members of the group, than a scary muscle bound dude who has threatened people and is as much a danger to himself as he is to other members.
How do you think other people would react though? "Oh yeah, she killed two of you without hesitation, but don't worry, she's been with us for ages, she's cool". Even if her reasons for doing so were justified, that sort of action is just not going to fly with some people.
Tyreese, on the other hand, hasn't really done anything wrong. He's pissed off and lashing out, sure, but it's a pretty understandable reaction considering what happened.
Mola_Ram wrote:Is that why you have been acting up? I ment it in jest. I really dislike putting at the end of every gently mocking post but try to make it clear that I'm not being serious by writing stuff like "is this euro TVExec" etc into posts.
Whatever you think of the term "holding pattern", for example (apparently it's a bit wanky or something),
As a matter of fact I think it's interesting how people are now talking about show runners etc instead of just going "Wooaa, that car chase was awesome" (
About Carol she has clearly lost it. Rick picked up on that and decided to not return the favor of giving her some time to get her shit together.
Plus, avoiding massive internal conflict where "The old" gang get green card to do what they please with "the noobs"
I dunno about that. At the end of the day, they are group of survivors, in harsh times, you stick with who you can trust. And based on that you should never take the side of a new person over a member of the group, unless ofcourse the crime was unjustified.
Tyreese and the others, are outsiders, they're a different group, if they wanted to join your group they should earn your trust, and not go through Ricks crappy questionaire; "how many people have you killed", "How many of your friends have you killed", "tell me if you murdered your best friend to stay alive" etc.
Edited by Architect_z at 12:42:31 06-11-2013
Ricks crappy questionnaire is rather crap.
But Carol has lost it and if Rick is serious about rebuilding society (what else is he trying to do) then surely people can't go around murdering others.
One thing though. They really need to lock their doors at night. Anyone who dies turns right? They'll never get the world back together with that kind of threat.
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All the reasons I gave up on this show so many times, finally packing it in for good a few eps into season 3, have been written about many times by others (Rick is shit, Lori was annoying, loads of other characters are stupid as fuck, Shane was easily the most interesting character, or maybe the crossbow guy, the plots, oh my god the plots)
Aaaanyway I say this by way of an intro to this interesting analysis at BadAssDigest of how the author thinks the show could have gone in a different direction had they been brave enough to kill Rick and let Shane live, for an alternate take on the comic book storyline.
You've finished the second season, you're one season and 4 episodes behind...
Best thing right now though is to stop reading this thread!
I think the questionnaire isn't that bad...In this case the answers changed for Carol into something that wasn't acceptable...
Locking doors is a good start...I'd back that up with trenches around the prison and just cut down some trees to improve visibility and make barriers in the woods...If a herd ever comes along those fences are not going to hold...
@AcidSnake - cheers! Yeah, I'll butt out of this thread now
With the Carol situation, Rick is trying to keep some semblance of normality. Carol killing whoever those dudes were may have been the best course of action, if you look at it through a wanky A level Marxist view, but it wasn't 'right'. He did put forth a reason - "What if they had lived?".
Her being there from the start and generally being an OK person meant that Rick didn't kill her, nor did he really give her a free pass. It was the best thing he could have done really.
And what about Glen?
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BeardedGamerUK wrote:Total over reaction? Um they weren't exactly in a relaxing environment, sipping pina colada's and one caught the other cheating at cards... It was roof time mayhem city! Lives at stake etc etc
Architect_z wrote:Yeah that bothered me a bit too. Total over reaction from Daryl as well. It's not as if the alcoholic pointed the gun at Daryl. Daryl DID act in an overly aggressive manner first. Then the other two started giving him bad looks. The scene jarred badly. Oh and butting heads?! Playground stuff
Why do they look down upon the guy who got a bottle of alcahol?
In one second he went from being anxious that someone who'd opened up to him was about to become a frenzied snack, and additionally that vital medicine was going to be lost to one second later that the doofus was risking it all over some grog. I'd go radio rental too.
Also -
1) Daryl had an abusive alcoholic father...maybe
2) Daryl hasn't quite got rid of his white supremacist hillbilly roots - maybe
3) Daryl hates roofs - definitely - you can see it in his eyes.
I thought the headbutting was aces myself. Don't fukc with da D!
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On a minor note, I'm surprised they didn't take pretty much all the medicine they could carry, but keep it separated so that they could prioritise the important stuff if they needed to move more quickly.
Yeah, as I said it was weird that the booze was literally the only thing inside his pack. Should be spreading the meds out, so you don't lose it all of one pack is eaten.
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Psychotext wrote:Yeah, they certainly haven't watched Supermarket Sweep.
On a minor note, I'm surprised they didn't take pretty much all the medicine they could carry, but keep it separated so that they could prioritise the important stuff if they needed to move more quickly.
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Save the Date! The 12th Annual Storytelling Festival will be April 2-9, 2016.
More information will be available in February 2016.
Information about 2016 Storytelling Festival will be available in February 2016.
In 2015, Washington County Cooperative Library Services (WCCLS) hosted its 11th Annual Storytelling Festival — Art of the Story April 11-18. The week-long storytelling extravaganza featured sixteen storytelling performances throughout Washington County.
Performers in the 2015 festival included both local and national storytellers - Judith Black, Sam Payne, Kuniko Yamamoto, Chetter Galloway, and performers from Portland's Brody Theater company.
Admission was always free and all festival performances were designed for the enjoyment of adults. In addition, the performance schedule indicated specific programs that also welcomed children ages 6 and up.
On the evening of April 18, the Sherwood Public Library hosted the final storytelling finale at the new Sherwood Center for the Arts, featuring performances by all four storytellers and the Brody Theater ensemble. A reception preceded the concert offering a no-host bar with complimentary hors d'oeuvres.
See the schedule of events
Please call 503-846-3222 no less than 3 business days prior to an event to schedule assistive listening devices or sign language interpreters.
Festival Schedule
Unless otherwise noted, programs are 1 hour long.
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Saturday, April 11 · Sunday April 12 · Monday, April 13 · Tuesday, April 14 · Wednesday, April 15 · Thursday, April 16 · Friday, April 17 · Saturday, April 18
Saturday, April 11
Beaverton City Library: 7 - 8:30pm
12375 SW Fifth St, Beaverton, OR 97005
Story Slam Contest: Festival Kick-off (Adult program)
This Story Slam Contest is a competition within a set time limit, placing emphasis on a storytellers content and performance. This contest features Amy Theberge, Lisa Miller, Jill Michaelree, and Val Mallinson. Each story must be an original work. First person, real life adventures are expected. Fiction, folktale/myths are not allowed. The four tellers each have 10 minutes to tell their story from memory.
This Slam is judged by the audience! The winner receives a cash prize and the opportunity to tell a story at the Festival Finale April 18 at the Sherwood Center for the Arts.
Sunday, April 12
Tualatin Public Library: 2pm
at Tualatin Heritage Center, 8700 SW Sweek Dr, Tualatin, OR 97062
A Tale of a Few Tricksters: Chetter Galloway (Adults & Children ages 6+)
One sneaky, one clever, one greedy, one wise, these characters are like birds of a feather whose stories flock together.
Monday, April 13
West Slope Community Library: 6:30pm
at Raleigh Park Elementary School 3670 SW 78th Ave, Portland 97225
One Upon a Story: Brody Theater (Adults & Children ages 6+)
A series of improvised vignettes focused on who, what, where, and why.
Tuesday, April 14
Walters Cultural Arts Center: 7pm
527 East Main Street, Hillsboro 97123
From the Top!: Brody Theater (Adult program)
A collection of improvised scene work focused on beginnings, middles, and ends.
Wednesday, April 15
Banks Public Library: 7pm
111 Market St, Banks, OR 97106
Japanese Folk Tales and Myth with Mask: Kuniko Yamamoto (Adults & Children ages 6+)
Several short stories performed with audience interaction and participation. The stories portray the culture and moral perspectives of Japan. The audience is encouraged to compare Japanese and American tales, arts, and other cultural elements.
Forest Grove City Library: 7pm
2114 Pacific Ave, Forest Grove, OR 97116
Esau, My Son: Judith Black (Adult program)
In a family of Jacobs, the intellectual inheritors of the tribe and tradition, what happens when you birth an Esau, a hairy lover of meat and hunting? This very funny and poignant tale for parents, educators, and teens struggling to make meaning of their lives, is about the barbed wire of parenting, and how our children, if we listen and learn, eventually teach us who they are and how to nurture them. It includes eight Broadway parodies, and appeals to the musical lover in all of us.
Hillsboro Main Library: 7pm
2850 NE Brookwood Pkwy, Hillsboro, OR 97124
A Soldier's Tale: How the Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B Survived the War: Sam Payne (Adult program)
Stories about getting out alive in spite of the odds.
Thursday, April 16
Garden Home Community Library: 7pm
7475 SW Oleson Rd, Portland, OR 97223
Sweet, Sour, and Sassy: Stories of Modern Womanhood: Judith Black (Adult program)
What happens when the cars will no longer stop for you to cross the street? You wait for a cute 19-year-old before the traffic parts. From stories contemplating this status change to the deep stories of our eating disorders and fears in the tale HUNGRY, to a visit with a Senior Citizen super heroine who is fighting the pharmaceutical industry and explaining senior sex, you will leave this evening having your heart, mind, and funny bone deeply touched.
Tualatin Public Library: 7pm
18878 SW Martinazzi Ave, Tualatin, OR 97062
Six Steps to Become a Wise Man: Kuniko Yamamoto (Adult program & ages 6+)
A Japanese boy wanted to become a wise man someday, but he did not want to wait many years like his mother told him. He found a way: the wise man in the village told him the six steps to become a wise man.
Friday, April 17
Hillsboro Library - Shute Park Branch: 2:30pm
775 SE 10th Ave, Hillsboro, OR 97123
Blooming: Folk, Fairy, and Original Tales to Grow On: Judith Black (Adults & children ages 6+)
This program offers stories from all sources, but each one offers a model for growth and success.
North Plains Public Library: 7pm
at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club, 12930 NW Old Pumpkin Ridge Road, North Plains, OR 97133
How My Elementary School Custodian Helped Me Survive Camelot: Sam Payne (Adult program)
Stories about first kisses, stage jitters, and learning to sing.
Cedar Mill Community Library: 7pm
12505 NW Cornell Rd, Portland, OR 97229
Origami Tale: Kuniko Yamamoto (Adults & children ages 6+)
Welcome to the infinite world of Origami! In Japanese, ori- which means to fold, and -gami means paper. Using origami, music and audience participation, Yamamoto provides a magical entry into Japanese culture. In her new show Origami Tales, mythological character masks and puppets, amazing flowers and dragons - all made from origami - set the stage while the teller shares heartfelt stories.
Saturday, April 18
Oregon College of Art & Craft - Centrum Studio (see campus map - PDF): 11am - 1pm
8245 SW Barnes Rd, Portland, OR 97225
The Techniques of Telling: Judith Black (For adults & ages 10+)
The wonderful thing about storytelling is that it is a folk art rather than a fine art. Far from having to balance on your toes or hit high C, all one has to do is figure out how they tell best. During this workshop we will play with and stretch all of your potential assets for making a story you love come alive for listeners. From dramatic use of your voice, an expressive body, an imagination that creates images in thin air, to dancing fingers, participants will play with techniques. Ultimately, you will emerge with a broader palette of expressive tools to choose from in your storytelling.
Aloha Community Library: 1pm
17455 SW Farmington Rd. Suite 25b Aloha, OR, 97007
Juba This & Juba That: Chetter Galloway (Adults & children ages 6+)
A diverse collection of fun-filled stories sprinkled with a little bit of African and African American seasoning!
Story Swap with Portland Storytellers' Guild
(Adults & children ages 10+)
Oregon College of Art & Craft - Centrum Studio (see campus map - PDF): 1pm
8245 SW Barnes Rd, Portland, OR 97225
Finale Concert
Sherwood Public Library: 6:30 – 9:30pm
at Sherwood Center for the Arts, 22832 SW Washington St., Sherwood, OR 97140
6:30-7:00pm: Reception - No host bar & complimentary hors d'oeuvres
7:00-9:30pm: Finale Concert (Adult program)
- Story Slam: Winner of the Festival kick-off story slam tells.
- Step After Step: Brody Theater. A quickly moving, wholly improvised single story narrative based on audience suggestions.
- The Story of Musa: Chetter Galloway. As he approaches his 18th season, Musa faces a challenge to earn his rite of passage.
- Move These Little Ones: Sam Payne. Stories about dancing from a guy with two left feet.
- Fish Out Of Water: Kuniko Yamamoto. Kuniko's stories of coming to the United States from her native country of Japan.
- Goodbye Mom: Judith Black. Some relationships take a lifetime to understand.


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Ill take it
Take that, Ireland's anus!
i'm suddenly overcome with the urge to eat an asshole…
For some reason I just remembered the scene in Star Wars where we saw the two suns in the sky of Tattooine.
Hungry tiger.
Brown eye of the tiger
Her shit is pulled tight
Rising up to the challenge of her colon
And the last known survivor
Prays his doctor is right
And she's watching us all with the brown eye of the tiger
You see that ass? That ass is perfect and I need to go to there.
I have to say, if I ever toss a salad, I hope it involves this dude's @ss.
For some reason, my fucked up brain processes that as a tiger exploding out of her ass.
This is apparently the first time the U.S. Amateur Farting Contest is being held in Miami.
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Israel's Sons
1Israel's sons were Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Issachar, Zebulun, 2Dan, Joseph, Benjamin, Naphtali, Gad, and Asher.
Judah's Sons
3Judah's sons were Er, Onan, and Shelah. Bathshua#2:3 Bathshua This name means "the daughter of Shua." See Gen. 38:2. from Canaan was their mother. The Lord killed Er, the first son, because he saw that he was evil. 4Judah's daughter-in-law Tamar gave birth to Perez and Zerah.#2:4 Judah had sexual relations with his own daughter-in-law, Tamar, and caused her to be pregnant. See Gen. 38:12-30. So Judah had five sons.
5Perez's sons were Hezron and Hamul.
6Zerah had five sons. They were Zimri, Ethan, Heman, Calcol, and Darda.
7Zimri's son was Carmi. Carmi's son was Achar.#2:7 Achar Or "Achan." See Josh. 7:11. Achar was the man who brought many troubles to Israel. Achar kept the things he took in battle, but he was supposed to give them all to God.
8Ethan's son was Azariah.
9Hezron's sons were Jerahmeel, Ram, and Caleb.#2:9 Caleb Literally, "Kelubai."
Ram's Descendants
10Ram was Amminadab's father, and Amminadab was Nahshon's father. Nahshon was the leader of the people of Judah.#2:10 Nahshon … Judah Nahshon was leader of the tribe of Judah at the time the Israelites came out of Egypt. See Num. 1:7; 2:3; 7:12. 11Nahshon was Salmon's father. Salmon was Boaz's father. 12Boaz was Obed's father. Obed was Jesse's father. 13Jesse was Eliab's father. Eliab was Jesse's first son. Jesse's second son was Abinadab. His third son was Shimea. 14Nethanel was Jesse's fourth son. Jesse's fifth son was Raddai. 15Ozem was Jesse's sixth son, and David was his seventh son. 16Their sisters were Zeruiah and Abigail. Zeruiah's three sons were Abishai, Joab, and Asahel. 17Abigail was Amasa's mother. Amasa's father was Jether. Jether was from the Ishmaelites.
Caleb's Descendants
18Caleb was Hezron's son. Caleb had children with his wife Azubah. Azubah was the daughter of Jerioth.#2:18 Or "Caleb had children with Azubah his wife and with Jerioth." Azubah's sons were Jesher, Shobab, and Ardon. 19When Azubah died, Caleb married Ephrath. Caleb and Ephrath had a son. They named him Hur. 20Hur was Uri's father. Uri was Bezalel's father.
21Later when Hezron was 60 years old, he married Makir's daughter. Makir was the father of Gilead. Hezron had sexual relations with Makir's daughter, and she gave birth to Segub. 22Segub was Jair's father. Jair had 23 cities in the country of Gilead. 23But Geshur and Aram took Jair's villages. Among them were Kenath and the small towns around it. There were 60 small towns in all. All these towns belonged to the sons of Makir, the father of Gilead.
24After Hezron died in the town of Caleb Ephrathah, his wife Abijah had his son, who was named Ashhur. Ashhur was the father of Tekoa.
Jerahmeel's Descendants
25Jerahmeel was Hezron's first son. Jerahmeel's sons were Ram, Bunah, Oren, Ozem, and Ahijah. Ram was Jerahmeel's first son. 26Jerahmeel had another wife named Atarah. Onam's mother was Atarah.
27Jerahmeel's first son, Ram, had sons. They were Maaz, Jamin, and Eker.
28Onam's sons were Shammai and Jada. Shammai's sons were Nadab and Abishur.
29Abishur's wife was named Abihail. They had two sons. Their names were Ahban and Molid.
30Nadab's sons were Seled and Appaim. Seled died without having children.
31Appaim's son was Ishi. Ishi's son was Sheshan. Sheshan's son was Ahlai.
32Jada was Shammai's brother. Jada's sons were Jether and Jonathan. Jether died without having children.
33Jonathan's sons were Peleth and Zaza. This was the list of Jerahmeel's children.
34Sheshan did not have sons. He only had daughters. Sheshan had a servant from Egypt named Jarha. 35Sheshan let his daughter marry Jarha. They had a son. His name was Attai.
36Attai was Nathan's father. Nathan was Zabad's father. 37Zabad was Ephlal's father. Ephlal was Obed's father. 38Obed was Jehu's father. Jehu was Azariah's father. 39Azariah was Helez's father. Helez was Eleasah's father. 40Eleasah was Sismai's father. Sismai was Shallum's father. 41Shallum was Jekamiah's father, and Jekamiah was Elishama's father.
Other Descendants of Caleb
42Caleb was Jerahmeel's brother. Caleb had some sons. His first son was Mesha. Mesha was Ziph's father. There was also Caleb's son Mareshah. Mareshah was the father of Hebron.
43Hebron's sons were Korah, Tappuah, Rekem, and Shema. 44Shema was Raham's father. Raham was Jorkeam's father. Rekem was Shammai's father. 45Shammai's son was Maon. Maon was Beth Zur's father.
46Caleb's slave woman was named Ephah. Ephah was the mother of Haran, Moza, and Gazez. Haran was Gazez's father.
47Jahdai's sons were Regem, Jotham, Geshan, Pelet, Ephah, and Shaaph.
48Maacah was another slave woman of Caleb. Maacah was the mother of Sheber and Tirhanah. 49Maacah was also the mother of Shaaph and Sheva. Shaaph was Madmannah's father. Sheva was the father of Macbenah and Gibea. Caleb's daughter was Acsah.
50This is a list of Caleb's descendants: Hur was Caleb's first son. He was born to Ephrathah. Hur's sons were Shobal, the founder#2:50 founder Literally, "father." The person who started the city. of Kiriath Jearim, 51Salma, the founder of Bethlehem, and Hareph, the founder of Beth Gader.
52Shobal was the founder of Kiriath Jearim. This is a list of Shobal's descendants: Haroeh, half the people in Manahti, 53and the tribes from Kiriath Jearim. These are the Ithrites, Puthites, Shumathites, and Mishraites. The Zorathites and the Eshtaolites came from the Mishraites.
54This is a list of Salma's descendants: the people from Bethlehem, Netophah, Atroth Beth Joab, half the people from Manahti, the Zorites, 55and the families of scribes who lived at Jabez, Tirath, Shimeath, and Sucah. These scribes are the Kenites who came from Hammath. Hammath was the founder of Beth Recab.
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"Reflection on the God-given dignity of every human person should guide all our decisions about life, including refraining from the use of the death penalty"
The end of the death penalty in Nebraska is back up for debate, but the state's three bishops are reiterating that "justice requires punishment, but it does not require that those who have …read more
Affirm Church Teaching: If Society Can Protect Itself Without Ending a Human Life, It Should. Today, We Have This Capacity.
The bishops chairing two committees of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) renewed the bishops' opposition to the death penalty in a message last week. The message commemorated …read more
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The repeal of the death penalty in Nebraska represents a further step in the building of a culture of life, according to the chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Committee on …read more
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Following the death sentence issued for former Egyptian PresidentMohammed Morsi,Coptic Catholic Bishop has reaffirmed the Church's no-tolerance stance against the death penalty. According to …read more
Archbishop Anthony Fisher, O.P. of Sydney denounced the execution of two Australian citizens in Indonesia who were part of a drug ring. Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran, were part of the " …read more
After the suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing was found guilty last week, the Massachusetts Catholic Conference released a statement opposing the death penalty for the defendant. Dzhokhar …read more
Pope Francis today made a clear denunciation of the death penalty and even of sentences to life imprisonment, saying that "today the death penalty is inadmissible, no matter how serious the …read more
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As legislation to repeal the death penalty is being debated in Nebraska, the state's bishops today released a statement in support of the bill. With an 8-0 vote last week, the state's …read more
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The chairs of the Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development and Committee on Pro-life Activities welcomed the U.S. Supreme Court's January 23 announcement that it would review the …read more
The chairman of the Canadian bishops' Human Rights Committee has written the Canadian Prime Minister, joining in the international outcry over the death sentence handed down to a Christian …read more
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Nov 21st, 2013 Reece Chinnock Review 0
Like most Gamers out there I rarely find myself completely obsessed with a game. I can find myself playing a game relentlessly until the early hours of the morning trying to complete the game faster than my friends, with the usual side effects of stinging eyes and cracking fingers. But Battleblock Theatre left me in a state of sleep deprived ecstasy. I was very dubious as the titles rolled across my screen that my high expectations would not be met. The sight of the familiar Castle Crashers Knight and AH Alien only reminded me of the high standard of gaming that The Behemoth have set themselves in the past. To my surprise and great relief all of my fears and worries vanished once the introduction started and my soon to be new home on the mysterious cat inhabited island began.
The game takes place inside, what can only be described as some sort of prison. However, it is not your standard prison, but instead one maintained and controlled by cats. After becoming shipwrecked on this Island with all of your closest friends, you find that one of your friends has become the Governor of this dark and confusing place and you start to question whether he was always this evil? Or is this what happens when you inhabit the Island. A large majority of the characters that you will come across within the game will be the malicious cats that are holding you captive. Now don't be fooled by the stereotype that cats are all cute and cuddly as these cats are the exact opposite. They will quickly become the bane of your life when they punch you into pit falls or launching grenades directly into your face. It isn't all doom and gloom though! With a lot of determination and many hours of gaming you can release hundreds of your captive friends, which then results in them becoming playable.
The familiar style of graphics was comforting to this Gamer and mixing that with an overly energetic but hilariously random narration, it made this the perfect start to an amazing game. As a result, it quickly earns a permanent spot in my gaming library and let me tell you that is a hard accolade to gain. The atmosphere of the prison and in fact the island itself is fantastic, especially for those like myself who fell in love with Castle Crashers and Alien Hominid's art style. As you progress through the numerous chambers of the prison you should notice the change in scenery, the more you play the more it seems that your new home is being renovated and is a breath of fresh air to see developers avoiding repetitive graphics.
At first glance Battleblock Theatre's gameplay seems like your everyday platformer. There is lots of jumping around and overcoming obstacles etc. But, as you became more engrossed in the game and story line you will find yourself either screaming with joy at your accomplishments or savagely ripping apart friendships due to their incompetencies such as misjudging a jump or nudging you into a spiked pit.
The game starts slow with a few training sessions to help you get a feel for the mechanics but don't let that fool you, Battleblock is a cruel mistress and advances to challenge even the most experienced platform veteran. Every few levels you are introduced to newer more complex aspects to overcome, whether that may be disappearing blocks or translucent energy bridges. This keeps us from getting too familiar and helps deliver constantly evolving challenges throughout the story.
Another worry I had about Battleblock was that the single player wouldn't be enough to satisfy the all too familiar gaming crave but even if you are skilled enough to achieve A++ on every level (including encores) and tenacious enough to unlock every character you still have the modified co-operative mode to sink your teeth into. Each level in this mode is designed so that you and your team mate must aid each other to overcome the obstacles and enemies, though sometimes frustrating its quite nice to have someone to blame when you drown in the water trap for the fifteenth time. If like me you rarely have another human being that can withstand your temper while playing a game as frustrating as this, do not worry, there is always the arena mode where you can play a variety of player vs player games such as Soul Snatcher or Capture The Horse. The arena is definitely somewhere you'll want to head if there's a particular level that you can't beat, because what better way to let off steam than to throw an explosive paper airplane at someone's triangular forehead?
If playing by the rules of the arena isn't your style then there is always the creative mode which allows us to build our very own mind boggling stages and also the ability to test out other player's creations from the community area. Though this isn't necessarily everyone's cup of tea it can conjure some hilarious outcomes.
One final aspect I'd like to mention is the music used throughout the game that seems to evolve with the prisoner. The developers have hit the nail on the head when it comes to creating atmosphere with their music and although this is something that is usually overlooked I found it quite hard to ignore. After hours and hours of gameplay I'd find myself whistling the theme tune which reminds me of a creepy fairground style anthem and will probably haunt my dreams forever.
To any of you out there looking for a new arcade style game who don't mind risking snapping their controller into two pieces then I would definitely suggest purchasing this game. It's just one of those rare games that can satisfy a gamers thirst for a few hours at a time and is also perfect for those of you that want to play with friends and family. Battleblock Theater deserves a solid 9/10 for its vast content and gripping story and should find a place in any adventure lovers library.
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In the past my local sellers of booze never seemed to closeout any brands. In the past few weeks I have taken advantage of a number of closeouts and am wondering if this is a sign of the economy or just a standard business practice. I got four bottles of Dickel Barrel Select for $19 per bottle, four bottles of Baker's for $23 a bottle, etc, etc. I recognize these prices are way below even sale prices. This has started me thinking about supply issues coming down the line or perhaps these retailers are just having problems and are trying to move slow selling stock.


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November 10, 2015, marked the 40th anniversary of the sinking of the S. S. Edmund Fitzgerald, a Great Lakes bulk cargo freighter that suddenly and mysteriously sank during a severe winter storm on Lake Superior. A year after the sinking, Canadian folksinger Gordon Lightfoot wrote and recorded the ballad "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald." The song became an international hit that made the event the most well-known and controversial shipping disaster on the Great Lakes. The purpose of this article is to commemorate the anniversary of this tragedy by bringing it to the attention of a new generation of students, namely those enrolled in our introductory physics courses. Since most of our students were not yet born when the ship sank, we first establish a historical context for them by providing detailed information about the ship's final voyage and wreckage site. (Lyrics from Lightfoot's ballad headline each of these sections.) We then focus on "rogue waves" and the principle of superposition to produce a simple simulation of the conditions that might have resulted in the giant freighter's sudden sinking.
On July 16, 1988, Florence Griffith Joyner (FGJ) shattered the women's 100-m dash world record (WR) with a time of 10.49 s, breaking the previous mark by an astonishing 0.27 s. By all accounts FGJ dominated the race that day, securing her place as the premiere female sprinter of that era, and possibly all time. In the aftermath of such an extraordinary performance, track officials immediately assumed that her posted time was wind aided—that is, attained under tailwind conditions beyond the legal limit of 2.0 m/s for world records. However, wind-measuring devices at the track site showed zero wind conditions during her WR performance. Before and during FGJ's race, other wind-measuring devices indicated speeds exceeding 4.0 m/s at the site of the triple jump runway, located on the same field as the running track. Video clips of flags placed near the starting line of FGJ's race also revealed tailwind conditions. Using available data from that era, the study here incorporates modeling techniques to compute velocity and position as functions of time for no wind and tailwind conditions. Modeling under no wind conditions produces a 100-m time of 10.70 s, a performance clearly attainable by FGJ during this stage of her sprinting career. Incorporating tailwinds of 4.0 m/s into the computations reduces this time by approximately 0.20 s, in close agreement with FGJ's record-breaking performance. These results strongly suggest that tailwinds of order 4 m/s were present during FGJ's world record race even though wind-measuring devices at the track site did not register these speeds. In spite of such strong evidence to support a wind-aided race on July 16, 1988, FGJ remains one of the top female sprinters in history and would likely hold the WR even today, given that she attained a non-wind-aided 100-m time of 10.61 s on the day following her WR performance.
In our September column, we noted that Hispanic and African-American seniors were less likely to have taken a high school physics course than their peers, and we suggested that socioeconomic status (SES) played a role in the lower participation. In the figure, we display the proportion of seniors, of physics teachers, and of physics enrollments at schools by SES. While the number of seniors is roughly one-third in each group, physics enrollments differ dramatically by SES. Furthermore, the disparity in enrollments is greater than the disparity in physics teachers; this means that the teachers teaching physics at "better off" schools teach more physics than the physics teachers at "worse off" schools. Thus, a physics teacher at a "better off" school is more likely to teach a majority of their classes in physics.


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I'm having the same problem. I have to say, in the past, I have always been REALLY impressed with the possibility of finding an explanation and/or solution for even the most esoteric problems that I've had with my mac/ipod/iphone on the Apple Support Communities site (even when there are different/conflicting explanations and/or solutions...). This is the first time when I've run across such a well-documented, seemingly frequent problem for which there is no good explanation and/or solution from the Community (there is a BAD explanation and no solution from iTunes support, on the other hand ...). DCWATER2010, if you look around, you'll find that this problem with season pass episodes not downloading in a timely manner seems to have been a problem with iTunes for several years, and the response for iTunes support that is regularly re-posted appears to be: "have patience, it will be available eventually ..." despite the fact that it appears to be available already for folks without a season pass. So, no solution here, but, this seems to be a chronic problem and there doesn't seem to be a good explanation and/or solution out there ... unless I've missed it (quite possible) ... I just wish I had my new Archer episode to make the pain and frustration go away ...
lunarobverse Feb 8, 2013 12:50 PM
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It's after noon in the Pacific time zone and I'm still unable to watch, either on my MBP via iTunes or on my Apple TV. I've signed out of my account on each machine, rebooted each piece of hardware... still nothin'. The new episode shows up as available for purchase but I am not buying this episode twice; I already have a Season Pass (as confirmed by my email receipt, and in the iTunes Store page for Archer).
Is it just me or is it just the HD version that appears available? I bought this season in Standard Def (because animation doesn't really look that much worse in SD than HD). I wonder if that's the problem?
(On a completely unrelated note, and I'm sure this is the networks doing and not Apple, but I hate that I have to sit through commercials on each of these episodes in spite of having handed over money to Apple and FX. Grrrr.)
Xenafu Feb 8, 2013 2:33 PM
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I'm in the same boat. I bought the season pass (SD version) last week, it downloaded the first three episodes and now the fourth will not download unless I pay for it. Huh? Very disappointed. My account clearly indicates I bought the season pass for Archer season 4 and I even received the receipt from Apple showing my season pass purchase. I've been clicking the "Check for available downloads" but... nothing. My girlfriend told me a certain other service only charges you when each episode in your season pass becomes available. *sigh* Should have listened. Fix this, Apple.
mikejayray Feb 8, 2013 3:42 PM
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I am having the same issue after not having any issue with the first three episodes. What is really strange is that I have Apple Care for my iMac and have tried to call in based off of a technical issue (as to avoid getting put off to the iTunes Store web support) and the automated computer keeps saying, "I'm having difficulty." And then he hangs up on me... I'm really frustrated. Apple has usually been very good about fixing issues.
stevereed Feb 8, 2013 6:24 PM
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I have the same issue. I have a HD season pass, but it's not available to download without paying.
The whole point of subscription is to get them as soon as available. This is rather disapointing.
lurgee Feb 8, 2013 6:40 PM
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i was having the same problem.
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redragon104 Feb 8, 2013 7:22 PM
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Also having this problem.
verymiao Feb 8, 2013 7:23 PM
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YUUUUP. Where is my episode? This is a travesty.
straffin Feb 8, 2013 7:42 PM
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Me too!!!
What gives Apple?!?!
We want our episode 4!!!!
Eric Harley Feb 9, 2013 8:03 AM
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Having the same problem here as well.
Purchased a season pass for the SD version. But the problem seems to affect the HD version as well.
I haven't had many problems with season passes in the past. Either the whole season was already available and all the episodes downloaded, or there was only a very short delay (one or two hours) between when the episode was made available and when I could download it. 24+ hours and counting is ridiculous for something I shelled out a decent amount of cash for upfront. I don't think I'll be purchasing season passes in the future.
For what it's worth, I emailed iTunes support earlier yesterday and got a couple of "we're looking into it" responses. The first asked me to go to my "purchases page" to download the episode there, but I replied with a screenshot showing that nope not available to download. Later that day I got an email from a new support person saying she'd taken over the issue but she only works 3 hours a day and wouldn't you know it, she's no longer in the office and won't be back until Monday afternoon (Pacific time).
redragon104 Feb 9, 2013 9:14 AM
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So, FWIW, I went ahead and "purchased" the most recent epiode, figuring I'd try to get a refund if they actually charged me. This morning I got an email for them charging me for the entire season. I checked, and they hadn't charged me for the whole season before, so maybe this is resolved now. YMMV
Eric Harley Feb 9, 2013 9:54 AM
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Good theory. I'll double check my credit card statement, but I got a receipt for the season pass a day or two after I made the purchase in iTunes.
Crittlesticks Feb 9, 2013 3:25 PM
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It didn't download for me either. I had to buy it (episode 4) separately.
I can't email them for a refund because I still have javascript uninstalled.
mpr123 Feb 9, 2013 10:21 PM
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I am also experiencing this issue. The responses I have gotten from Apple support have been pretty pathetic so far. The basic message is: be patient, we'll fix it eventually.
I don't understand why it is so hard to resolve this problem. The episode is available for purchase. It has been since Friday morning. It shouldn't be difficult for Apple to flip the switch to make it available for people who have purchased the Season Pass.
I regret that I did not buy this content from Amazon Instant Video.


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January 4, 2010
Paul Day
The final recruiting battles of the 2010 recruiting cycle will begin to heat up this week, with Michigan State involved in one of the Midwest's most hotly contested, the battle to land three-star defensive end Jibreel Black of Wyoming High in Cincinnati, Ohio.After Brian Kelly left the University of Cincinnati for Notre Dame, Black, still a Bearcats verbal commitment, decided to test the waters, and that means MSU, Michigan and Indiana will all get a look before signing day. Black is expected to take official visits to the four schools he's considering, beginning with Cincinnati this weekend and MSU (1/15), U-M (1/22) and IU (1/29) the following weekends. It's safe to say the Bearcats are still Black's leader, but the Spartans, Wolverines and Hoosiers are ready to put up a fight. "For right now I'm still committed to the University of Cincinnati, but they had a coaching change and all of that, so I need to make sure the University of Cincinnati is the right place for me, that's why I'm taking three other visits," Black told SpartanMag.com Sunday night. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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