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Jake T. Austin
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'The Fosters': Noah Cent Makes Debut As New Jesus On Summer Finale3 months ago 2
Introducing, the new Jesus! On the summer finale of 'The Fosters,' Jesus returned back to the show and for the first time, we met Noah Cent. Welcome… Read Article ▶
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'The Fosters' Finale: Jake T. Austin Confirms Series Exit — Is Jesus Dead?8 months ago 32
Oh no! After the nail biting season two finale of 'The Fosters,' audiences were left wondering whether one character would make it out alive. Sadly… Read Article ▶
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'The Fosters': Christmas Special Secrets Revealed – Watch1 year ago 0
Our favorite blended family comes together for the holidays on 'The Fosters' special episode, during ABC Family's 25 Days Of Christmas. Click to… Read Article ▶
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'The Fosters': Emma Admits Breaking Up With Jesus Was A Mistake1 year ago 1
Emma and Jesus have broken up for the 100th time and this time it seems to be for good. However, Jesus wastes no time being single and starts… Read Article ▶
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'The Fosters' Finale Recap: [SPOILER] is Pregnant and Ana's Missing2 years ago 27
Alzheimers, an unwanted pregnancy, bribes, extortion (and murder?) are just some of the things that went down on the dramatic season finale of 'The… Read Article ▶
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Jake T. Austin Involved In Scary Car Crash — Report2 years ago 1
Oh no! A car registered under Jake's name was reportedly involved in a strange hit-and-run on Nov. 19. A 2010 Audi that is registered to Jake T… Read Article ▶
'The Fosters' Series Premiere Recap: A New Addition Shakes Up The Family2 years ago 19
Will you be taking 'The Fosters' into your weekly schedule? Read our review, then give us yours! ABC Family premiered its latest drama The… Read Article ▶
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'The Wizards Return' Recap: Alex Makes The Ultimate Sacrifice3 years ago 22
To save her family, Alex battles a ghost from her past -- and herself! Wizards of Waverly Place may have ended its four-season run back in Jan… Read Article ▶
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'The Wizards Return': Jake T. Austin On Fight Scenes & The Russos' Future3 years ago 1
'The Wizards Return' premieres 8 p.m. tonight on Disney Channel! Watch our exclusive video interview with Jake. The Russos are back! The Wizards… Read Article ▶
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Jake T. Austin Talks Transitioning From 'Wizards' To 'Fosters'3 years ago 2
The Disney Channel star tells HollywoodLife.com why he's excited for his new gig on ABC Family! After playing the youngest member of the Russo… Read Article ▶
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Jake T. Austin On The End Of 'Wizards': Why I'll Miss Selena Gomez3 years ago 8
Selena's co-star tells HollywoodLife.com what he learned from his on-screen sis -- and why they're reunited for another 'Wizards' movie! With… Read Article ▶
Wizards Of Waverly Place Reunion
ABC Family Picks Up New Dramas 'The Fosters' & 'Twisted'3 years ago 4
The two new series — starring Jake T. Austin & Avan Jogia, respectively — will premiere this summer. We all know how addictive ABC Family dramas can… Read Article ▶
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I drove past this one on the way back from Bridge Day 2014. I had a lot of miles to cover, though, and was unable to take time for pictures.
Got some rather unusual ones of the New River Gorge Bridge the day before, though...
As per a couple of 2012 news articles, plans to replace the bridge have apparently been set forth.
Is this the bridge over the Kanawha that used to have a toll on it?

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Modern Jews have forgotten cherished traditions and become, sadly, all- too assimilated. It's enough to make you "meshugeneh." Today's Jews need to relearn the old ways so that cultural identity means something other than laughing knowingly at "Curb Your Enthusiasm"- and "The Big Jewish Book for Jews" is here to help. Read more...
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Modern Jews have forgotten cherished traditions and become, sadly, all- too assimilated. It's enough to make you "meshugeneh." Today's Jews need to relearn the old ways so that cultural identity means something other than laughing knowingly at "Curb Your Enthusiasm"- and "The Big Jewish Book for Jews" is here to help.
This wise and wise-cracking fully-illustrated book offers invaluable instruction on everything from how to sacrifice a lamb unto the lord to the rules of Mahjong. Jews of all ages and backgrounds will welcome the opportunity to be the Jewiest Jew of all, and reconnect to ancestors going all the way back to Moses and a time when God was the only GPS a Jew needed.
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- Publisher: Plume Books
- Publish Date: July 2010
- Page Count: 239
- Reading Level: Ages 18-UP
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- Review Date: 2010-09-06
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Successful humorists Weiner and Davilman (Yiddish with Dick and Jane) deliver a new volume in which they outline the basics of being "really Jewish." They explain that within American society, Jewish traditions are either vanishing or evolving into popular culture. From clothing, to names, to sayings, the public at large is adopting elements of Jewish identity historically limited only to Jews which, in the view of the authors, is having an impact on the meaning of sacred traditions and practices. As an alternative to the growing trend, the authors school today's Jewish youth in embracing their heritage with detailed lessons in cooking far too much food for gatherings, delivering back-handed compliments, and many other "Jewish" traditions. With a heavy dose of sarcasm and practical charts and guides on a range of topics (how to use the Bible to tell if your wife is unfaithful; how to be passive-aggressive; how to not accept the first table you're shown at a restaurant), this treatise manages to be both hilarious and sincere. (Sept.)
Enduring gifts of faith and hope
In our conspicuously consumer-oriented culture, we can sometimes lose sight of the deeper roots of the holiday season. The minute October ticks over into November, a dizzying array of tantalizing items are dangled before us, reminding us of a December 25th deadline. Here, we offer an antidote: a calming tonic in the form of four new books that reflect segments of America's rich diversity of spiritual traditions.
Germaine Copeland is passionate about prayer. The author of Prayers That Avail Much, this dedicated counselor and prayer advocate has crafted a day-by-day devotional, 365 Days to a Prayer-Filled Life, that aims to move the human perception of prayer as an act of asking-waiting-receiving into a more powerful vision: a deeper and more intimate relationship with God. Beginning with a herald to the New Year, Day 1 invites us to begin anew and let go of the past through a small conversational essay, followed by a thoughtful prayer—a direct conversation with God—along with related Scripture references and a suggested Bible reading. Each day of the year presents a different topic—on a Tuesday, it could be a snippet about marriage, and Friday might prompt you to think about what really constitutes an abundant life. Gentle and steadfast, Copeland's kind presence and true devotion to a merciful Divine Father shine from each page of this guiding "prayer book."
Tradition! Yes, that familiar refrain from Fiddler on the Roof kept running through my head as I hummed "If I Were a Rich Man" and chuckled (very hard to do simultaneously) while reading The Big Jewish Book for Jews: Everything You Need to Know to Be a Really Jewish Jew by humorists Ellis Weiner and Barbara Davilman. The authors of Yiddish with Dick and Jane are back with everything everyone—Jews and non-Jews alike—needs to know about how to be "really Jewish." All of their wisecracking humor aside, Weiner and Davilman have a clear concern: that Judaism is becoming endangered within today's modern American culture. "There is not one facet of American life in which Jews have not made significant contributions. . . . But this very success threatens to bring about the undoing of American Jewishness itself." Their solution is to reassert the sense of what "it really means to be Jewish" by "preserving practices and beliefs . . . lest they atrophy . . . or become entirely forgotten." Fifty-three "lessons" (what, you wanted more?) instruct us on the essentials: how to make chopped liver, how to use the Bible to tell if your wife is cheating on you, how to make pickles, how to worry and how to give back-handed compliments. There's a lot of information here (plus enlivening illustrations), maybe even a surfeit, but not enough to make you meshugeneh.
Writer Judith Dupré (author of Skyscrapers, Bridges, Churches and Monuments), who has a longstanding interest in the beauty of and deeper meanings inherent in architecture, has carefully built a luminous book: Full of Grace: Encountering Mary in Faith, Art, and Life. If compared to an edifice, this would be a simple, intimate yet soaring light-filled space—an apt dwelling for a woman whom many call the Queen of Heaven.
The wonder and mystery of Mary, the mother of Jesus, has long captivated our culture and collective imagination. To this day, hordes of pilgrims converge upon holy sites, places where Mary is said to have appeared, to receive her gentle but powerful wisdom, healing and grace. Dupré explores these locales and the overall fascination with the young girl from Nazareth in 59 exquisite essays (the number of beads on a rosary) that are by turns personal, historical and meditative while they focus on the epochs and experiences of Mary's life, from her immaculate conception through to her death. Along with Dupré's keen insight into her own faith and thorough research, the text is enhanced with meticulously chosen artwork, both classical and contemporary, and "marginalia," consisting of poems, prayers and historical notes.
Dupré takes us along on a journey of faith toward understanding Mary's universal embodiment and allure, and how this tender, tragic and brave woman's life still resonates powerfully with women and men the world over. Says Dupré of this power: "Mary's experiences as a mother, her intense joy as well as her unfathomable grief, shed light on the unavoidable fate of all parents—to love but lack the ability to ever fully understand, or protect, their children."
Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama and the spiritual leader of Tibet who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1989, often comments that he is "no one special." He says this to emphasize our common humanity and the "vital need for affection" that exists within us all. This simple statement, which gives a fathoms-deep glimpse into the heart and mind of the Dalai Lama, leads off a new memoir (collected by his translator and friend Sofia Stril-Rever), My Spiritual Journey.
Organized into three parts, the book follows the Dalai Lama's life experiences "as a human being," "as a Buddhist monk" and "as the Dalai Lama." A compilation of his memories, personal reflections, dharma lectures and public presentations, the book is a series of short essays, which are accompanied by commentary from Stril-Rever. Here are peeks inside the Dalai Lama's experiences as a child, exploring the vast spread of rooms and spaces in the Potala Palace, along with remembrances of persecution and his flight into exile. He gives a loving portrait of his mother ("a compassionate woman") and declares his vow to, with his last breath, "practice compassion." The book is a treasure trove for both those who are well-versed in the Dalai Lama's teachings and those new to this "simple Buddhist monk." His reminiscences and perceptions about humanity's need to collectively care for one another and the Earth shine with humor, honesty and kindness—all the while exhorting us gently to "never lose hope!"


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TABOR CITY — Jaqwan Cephus McGill, 16, died Monday, April 21, 2014 at Seacoast Medical Center, Little River, S.C. He was the son of Ricky Allen McNeil and Shelvey Jean McGill.
Viewing will be held from 5-7 p.m. Saturday, April 26 at Westside Funeral Home. Final rites will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, April 27 at Deliverance Prayer Temple, 1795 Hwy. 9, East in Loris, S.C. with Dr. Louvenoir Dewitt officiating. Interment will be in Butler Cemetery in Dothan.
He is survived by, in addition to his parents, two sisters, Amanda Pearson and Elaine Pearson, both of Dillon, S.C.; and four brothers, Dexter McGill, Prentis H. Reaves, both of the home, Ricky Pearson Jr. of Dillon, S.C. and Joshua McMillan of Holly Hill, S.C.
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Shake off the October Architecture Billings Index
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Henry Melcher.
The party's over, folks. Take down the streamers, re-cork that bottle of champagne, and turn off the Taylor Swift. Actually, on second thought, turn the Swift back on because "Shake It Off" might be exactly what we need to hear right now. We'll tell it to you straight. After months of strong momentum, the Architecture Billings Index (ABI) dropped from a 55.2 in September to a 53.7 in October. Here's where Ms. Swift plays back into the data set—since any score above 50 indicates an increase in billings, things are still in the positive territory so we can shake, shake, shake the October Architecture Billings Index score off, more or less.
The September Architecture Billings Index is on top of the world
Monday, October 27, 2014
Henry Melcher.
The Architecture Billings Index (ABI) report is back and it's ready to party so drop that Monday morning cup of coffee and take a sip of the hot data the AIA is serving up. Last month, while we were all just going about our everyday lives, the ABI was soaring to new heights. Any score above a 50 indicates an increase in billings, but the ABI wasn't satisfied with playing it safe. No, it went all the way to 55.2. Sure, it's not the 55.8 that got the world talking in July, but it's still good news and better than August's 53.0, am I right? There's more.
Relive the summer with the Architecture Billings Index's August report
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Henry Melcher.
As the summer turns to fall, it's easy to look back and remember the season that was. There was that outdoor concert, that weekend trip to Montreal, that margarita served in a mason jar, and that time you and your neighbor Karl tried to repave the deck. Hey there, chin up, no need to get so nostalgic just yet, that's what the winter is for. There is one last way to relive that glorious summer right now. How? Through the Architecture Billings Index (ABI), of course. With the newly-released August-time data it's like the Autumnal Equinox never even happened at all.
The Architecture Billings Index Is Crushing It
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Henry Melcher.
You should probably be sitting down for this because there is some big news regarding the Architecture Billings Index (ABI) that is not for the faint of heart. With that disclaimer out of the way, let's proceed. So everyone knows that the ABI has really been flexing its muscle this summer—it posted a 52.6 in May and then a 53.5 in June. Those are pretty solid scores given that anything above a 50 indicates an increase in billings, but then July happened—and it happened in a big way. Last month, the ABI posted a 55.8. That's important news considering the index hasn't been that high since 2007—since before the whole global financial meltdown.
The Architectural Billings Index is Having a Great Summer
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Henry Melcher.
Yes, the rumors are true—the Architecture Billings Index (ABI) is in positive territory for the second straight month. That's right, the second straight month. After the ABI posted a solid 52.6 in May there was no telling what could happen next. Would it go up? Would it go down? Would it maybe even stay the same? It was anyone's guess. Today, those questions were answered and what we got was even more good news. In June, the ABI posting jumped to 53.5 in June. And that's not all, folks.
Billings Index Goes Positive & Architects Licensed At Youngest Age in a Decade
Thursday, June 19, 2014
Henry Melcher.
And there it is, after months in negative territory the Architecture Billings Index (ABI) jumped into positive territory in May with a score 52.6—that's up from 49.6 in April. Any score over 50 signals an increase in billings. The new projects inquiry also jumped from 59.1 to 63.2. Rounding out the positive news is the AIA's new design contracts indicator, which posted a 52.5. Nice job by all.
Architecture Billings Index Continues to Contract in April
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Henry Melcher.
The Architecture Billings Index (ABI) remains in negative territory for the second straight month. While the April index ticked up to 49.6, from 48.8 last month, it was not enough to break 50, which signals an increase in design services. The new projects inquiry, however, increased from 57.9 to 59.1.
Post-Recession, Las Vegas' Builders are "Cautiously Aggressive"
Monday, May 19, 2014
Anna Bergren Miller.
"It's a fun time in Vegas right now, with the economy up," said Beth Campbell, principal and managing director of Gensler's Las Vegas office. Downtown is being reborn, thanks in no small part to Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh's multi-million dollar investment. The Strip, too, is booming—see the High Roller observation wheel, which opened on March 31. At the same time, the spendthrift breeziness of the pre-recession years is gone. "Everyone is coming back to life, but with a refined focus and purpose," said Campbell. "I would say the clients and developers are cautiously aggressive…they still want to grow, still want to reach for the sky…But they're really focused on how they're applying [their money] to make these projects happen."
AIA "Surprised" Architecture Billings Index Dipped Down Again in March
Friday, April 25, 2014
Henry Melcher.
After starting the year on a positive trend, the Architectural Billings Index ticked down last month. The March ABI score dropped sharply from February's score of 50.7 to 48.8. This moves the index into negative territory as any score below 50 signifies a decrease in design services. The new projects inquiry, though, did tick up from 56.8 to 57.9.
The Architectural Billings Index Ticked Up in January. You'll Never Believe What Happened Next.
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Henry Melcher.
After the Architecture Billings Index (ABI) posted positive gains in January, the question everyone was asking was, "What comes next?" Today, the AIA's monthly report answered that question with a bit more good news. The ABI was measured at 50.7 in February, which is up slightly from a January score of 50.4. So, how did this happen? The change was due to strong numbers posted in the South (52.8) and the West (50.5). But dragging the group down, the Northeast and Midwest both scored below 50 with scores of 48.3 and 47.6, respectively (any score below 50 indicates a decline).
Architecture Billings Index Starts Year With Slight Gain
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Henry Melcher.
After months of slowed growth at the end of last year, the Architecture Billing Index ticked up slightly in January. The ABI score was measured at 50.4, up from 48.5 in December—and that's good news because any score above 50 means positive growth. The positive number was largely due to growth in the South (53.5) and the West (51.1). The ABI dipped below 50 in both the Midwest and Northeast, with scores of 46.5 and 43.6, respectively.
Architecture Billings Index Dips for Second Month. Is the Recovery Slowing?
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Alan G. Brake.
Following a period of extended growth, the Architecture Billings Index (ABI), which is compiled by the AIA, declined for the second straight month, down to 48.5 in December from 49.8 in November (any score below 50 indicates a decline). The news is not entirely bleak, however, as new project inquiries rose to 59.2 up from 57.8.
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As the awards got underway, there was a great sense of unity in the air, as everyone came together under the Scottish banner to enjoy the occasion. Television Presenter and Journalist Andrew Neil and comedian Hardeep Singh Kohli provided fantastic entertainment as the compares for the night, bouncing off each other and keeping the crowd in fits of laughter.
The Olympian's still beaming with pride from their sporting achievements this year were happy to mingle with guests and have pictures taken holding their medals.
Luke Patience commented "I'm already beginning training for Rio 2016"
Gold medal winner Tim Baillie was presented with the Aberdeen Asset Management Great Scot Award for Sport - "this was not something I imagined at the beginning of the year and it's been truly an amazing year for Scottish sport"
Lorraine Kelly was honoured to present the media award and was dressed suitably in a tartan ensemble, however sadly had to leave early commenting "My busy career leaves me with a social life of a toddler as I have to be up at 4am."
Music sensation Mylo was joined by his adoring wife and as he collected his award he explained "I'm very surprised and overwhelmed to be invited let alone win. This is my first night out with my wife since the birth of our baby who was born in June."
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After the awards, there was the incredible Charity Auction, with all proceeds going to STV appeal supporting Scotland's children. The main talking point of the auction was the fantastic Jack Vettriano painting that had been specially commissioned for the night - named "Late Night Rituals II." Having generated much interest in the art world, the painting on the night was in a fierce bidding war, and Jack himself being present to congratulate the successful bidder.
Jack had presented this year's art winner eminent Scottish Artist, Richard Demarco, who coincidentally shared his 'Italo Scot' heritage and joked "every great Scot has a bit of Italian in them"
Other lots at the auction also included:
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· Never to be repeated Michelin star gastronomic overnight trip to Northern Spain to visit the film set of "Seve".
· One week Internship with STV Scotland's digital media company one week 5. Andrew Marr painting: Anchoring Hill July 2008 6.
· One month internship at Boris Johnson's favourite newspaper City AM.
· Leonie Gibbs painting
· Luxury Archerfield Links package including accommodation, spa treatment and two rounds of golf donated by Aberdeen Asset Management
· Five course dinner for ten in The Vettriano Room at Boisdale of Canary Wharf.
Later the night, guests began to hit the dance floor to the Boisdale in-house live band.
Guests ate: Terrine of Lobster and hand reared salmon; 35 day dry-aged Aberdeenshire beef cooked two ways with celeriac puree and black truffles; Selection of Scottish cheeses
Guests drank: Justerini & Brooks champagne and wine.


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Despite the surging Herman Cain, the White House's attempt to link his health care advisors to the much-maligned and constitutionally dubious Obamacare, and tepid support from the Tea Party, Mitt Romney and his backers are confident. And why shouldn't they be? He appears to have the the D.C. GOP establishment – both movement conservatives and moderates – behind him, heretofore disengaged GOP donors are looking in his direction, and he is consistently polling well in most important primary states. What is more, the mainstream media is reporting that his nomination is almost inevitable, D.C. insiders have pronounced him sufficiently "vetted" and "reassuring," and Rick Perry's supporters have grown increasingly disconsolate after their candidate has fallen in the polls as quickly as he climbed them upon his entrance into the nomination race. All is well in Romneyland. Or is it?
The various GOP insiders – talking heads, Hill staffers, lobbyists and other Washingtonians with a myopic D.C. focus – who declare Romney "ready" for the nomination, and sufficiently investigated, are apparently ready to accept a candidate whose record remains largely unexamined and whose talking points and policy prescriptions conflict starkly with his gubernatorial record. Further, they overlook the fact that Romney's record alienates him from some of the most crucial voting constituencies necessary to capture the nomination and the presidency. Despite his seemingly positive trajectory, Romney's ascendancy to the nomination isn't the ineluctable conclusion many assume.
First, his recent speeches, talking points, policy proposals and debate commentary notwithstanding, Romney's record suggests that he is likely not a committed social conservative or small government conservative. It requires only five minutes on YouTube to find plenty of evidence of this: his support for abortion rights and gay marriage rights during his candidacy for the Massachusetts governorship; his enthusiastic support for Ted Kennedy; his embrace of the alarmist global warming-cum-climate change agenda; his lackluster support for the Bush tax cuts; his obtuseness on TARP, the stimulus and the debt ceiling debate; and the conspicuous elephant in the room, Romney-care.
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Opening Session: Marketing with Facebook, The Social Media Megaplatform April 24, 2012 | 2:15pm - 3:00pm
CLARA SHIH Author of The Facebook Era CEO of Hearsay Social and Board Director of Starbucks (NASD:SBUX) Named one of Fast Company's Most Influential People in Technology, Clara is CEO and founder of Sequoia-backed Hearsay Social, which has built the leading social media platform for brands to manage, support, and measure what their people are saying on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Hearsay is the social media compliance, content, and analytics management solution of choice for State Farm, 24 Hour Fitness, Farmers Insurance Financial Group, and a host of other Fortune 500 organizations. In 2007, Clara created the first business application on Facebook and subsequently authored The New York Times-featured bestselling book The Facebook Era, which is used as a sales and marketing textbook at Harvard Business School. Previously, Clara was a marketing executive at salesforce.com, and held positions at Google and Microsoft. Clara has a BS in computer science and economics and MS in computer science from Stanford. She is a frequently invited keynote speaker on social media at global conferences including AlwaysOn, Web 2.0 Expo, Enterprise 2.0, CRM Evolution, Social-Loco, American Marketing Association, Toronto TechWeek, and Social Ad Summit.
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What is "canon?"
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April 18 2013, 08:07 PM
Lenny Nurdbol
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Re: What is "canon?"
The infamous "c word" as it is applied to Star Trek is a joke.
More to the point, it came about in the early 1980s and turned fan against fan. This practice is still going on today. Paramount in turn used it to exploit gullible geeks into buying (or Not buying) various publications.
It goes something like this... GR first comes along and says that only the first two season of TOS are canon and the rest isn't. That includes TAS as not being canon.
Then various TNG episodes and works obviously don't follow this, and why should they? It's all Star Trek. Then the geeks start to appear and begin asking questions about various books being canon. So some king geek invents new words such as Semi-Canon, Pseudo-Canon, and others. Or a Canon Scale. Fans keep arguing. After GR dies, Paramount starts issuing BS about old publications such as blueprints and manuals which were fully authorized by GR, but are now non-canon. This is because they weren't published by Pocket Books but by Bantam and Ballantine. Rival publishers. So in order to maximize their money, Paramount dictates that these are non-canon, despite their obvious influence on Trek films and even Appearance in films. Conversely, Paramount authorizes a few cutaway posters which sell for many times their worth as being Canon because they're making money on it. Their research is piss-poor as are simple spelling of words. But, you know, They're CANON because they're saying so. So fans buy the crud up in droves. Meanwhile a RPG company named FASA which was 100% Paramount licensed and enjoyed by many fans in the 1980s is later called Non-Canon by the same suits because FASA didn't want to pay the increased royalties and what not. So New RPGs are invented which are piss-poor researched and consist of lots of glossy photos and no substance but is called Canon by TPTB because they're licensed... This BS goes on and on, back and forth. Later episodes of spinoff Trek series start using info from TAS episodes--but is TAS canon? Not according to TPTB because of certain licensing issues like the use of Larry Niven's Kzinti who put them there from his own Known Space series into TAS himself but wants to be paid for so much as uttering their name. So TAS is a no-no despite virtually all TOS fans accepting it as a continuation of TOS, at least so far as the stories are concerned. Meanwhile some pipsqueaks who have Titles at Paramount Pictures Trek production offices like Michael Okuda and Rick Sternbach are The only people Authorized to publish anything Treknical for the fans, even if they take the material as half-jokes themselves and constantly contradict themselves because to them it's just a TV show. This automatically cuts out All of the more polished and professional Treknical experts who've published some really splendid works--Out of the Canon category.
While all the above is going on, Pocket Books original Star Trek novels went through various phases of changes including a "disclaimer" section following the copyright about the novel being strictly the author's interpretation of the Trek universe and should not be taken as gospel, blah blah blah... These things change as often as cover artists and fonts, but that doesn't stop some fans from noticing it and thinking that These books are Less Canon than other novels. So a big firefight erupts over that. Taken all together we have fans fighting over fans over what is more "real" in Trek and what is less "real" in Trek. This affects the sales of books and merchandise and makes Star Trek fans look like total assholes.
My take is that Canon is a kid's word and I avoid it like the plague. I take All of Star Trek in as a vast multiverse of Treks. Some things fit better than others. Those that fit the best I accept, even if it comes from some B novel written in the 1970s or some long-forgotten blueprint package or RPG. Even if someone new comes along which everyone is quick to accept, I will scrutinize it and see how well it fits into My own personal perspective of Trek, regardless of who or what came up with it. A good example is the atrocious publication called Star Trek Star Charts which contradicts a much older and more plausible Star Trek Maps, and is in fact a cheap rewrite of the former, shrinking UFP space down to fit the ridiculous demands of Star Trek: Enterprise. In it, Procyon is now the sun which Andor (or Andoria) orbits. For 40 years virtually every Treknical reference placed Andor in orbit of Epsilon Indii, but this new author had to be different or careless. I disregard the new and accept the old in this instance.
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BJ Penn, 35, retired in the cage following a loss to Frankie Edgar in the main event of the TUF 19 Finale. At the post fight press conference he was asked to define his legacy, but, emotionally overcome, he simply put his head down.
Then Penn got stitched up, and was able to reflect on what he has accomplished. Penn cited winning a UFC belt in two divisions (only Randy Couture has done the same) and his rivalries with Matt Hughes (2-1), Georges St-Pierre (0-2), and Frankie Edgar (0-3).
"My best moment in the UFC, I guess now that I look back, it's the two belts in the two weight classes," said Penn as transcribed by Steven Marrocco for MMAJunkie. "I really wanted to see if I could make it three, but you're talking about the best guys in the world.
"I think that's what made my career something to watch is that I did have these rivals throughout the years. Everybody always talked about Roy Jones at the beginning of his career. He never had anybody to fight against, and that's what makes a career great. I was actually blessed to have these rivalries with these three people."
While Penn's 16-10-2 record is not extraordinary, numbers don't tell the story in MMA. Randy Couture's record is 19-11-0. If ever there was a sport that lives up to the promise in Grantland Rice's great poem, it is mixed martial arts.
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"It would be the strangest thing," said Penn. "I'd lose a fight, and I'd go walk down the road, and I couldn't walk down the road. I'd say I'm getting more famous every time I'd lose a fight.
"People could connect with me; they felt that I was just a normal human being. In the off-season, I'm overweight, and I'm just trying my best, just like anybody else. I think the appeal was that here he is, he's just a normal guy like us, and he's giving it his all."
Penn realized that it was time to retire, and why, in the cage, right before the fight was stopped in the 3rd due to elbows.
"When the blood started going in my eyes and everything and the fight started getting real tough, I realized it takes a high, high energy level to compete with the top people in the world," said Penn. "You can have every technique figured out, you can have this and that and all your theories ready to go, and at the end of the line is you need a high energy to compete against these guys.
"They're very hungry, they want to be the best. I can sit here a thousand times and say the sport passed me by, but there's just such quality people in the UFC at the moment.
"You look at somebody like Frankie Edgar, and you think, 'That little guy,' but these guys, they want it. And even if you're sitting there and you think you've got something figured out, or you're going to surprise somebody with (something), first thing you've got to do is have more heart than these guys. That's what all these people have a lot more (of). You can't see that looking at them; you can only see it by feeling it."
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7/7/14 6:53 PM by Yussarian
Exactly. He never looked for an easy fight.
7/7/14 5:52 PM by kingwank
BJ said his legacy was holding two UFC titles at the same time, but I disagree with him. That's not what I'll remember him for. What I will choose to remember BJ for is for being a guy who would fight any man on the planet. The saying, "It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog" seems fitting. Of his 10 losses, they were to 7 men -- Jens Pulver, Lyoto Machida (at 225 lbs.), GSP, Matt Hughes, Frankie Edgar, Nick Diaz and Rory MacDonald. He ducked nobody. That's what I'll remember.
7/7/14 5:10 PM by pennviachoke
Rough day for a lot of us bro
7/7/14 5:05 PM by Billyz
the guy was a phenom and literally fought anyone any size. His fans could be very annoying at times but to question the fighters heart and skill would be criminal. He IS a true martial artist with a great warrior spirit who truly meant it when he said , just scrap. Really is a legend in the sport. I mean for fucks sake he fought Lyoto who went on to be a LHW champ and fought for the MW title the night before. The he goes in and fights at an even lighter weight.Has anyone fought in so many weight classes at such a high level with some medium of success?Best wishes to him
7/7/14 1:16 PM by stainlesssteel
don't know who is cutting onions, but someone seems to be deleting posts. if you'e gonna censor posts just because you don't agree with what the person says (all I said was BJ was not aggressive last nite, respectfully too) then I don't need to support the site with a blue name and when time comes to renew, I will pass. a site is interestinig when there is a difference of opinons, not everybody drinking the same kool aid.
7/7/14 1:07 PM by BurnMyEyes
who keeps cutting all those damn onions!
7/7/14 1:03 PM by KidPittsburgh
That's where we disagree. I believe--firmly--that BJ went into that fight expecting to compete but had a 'come to Jesus moment' when the blood started getting in his eyes. That was the point of my quote. I wasn't throwing quotes out there just for the sake of it being 'cool words' or anything like that. The guy truly went out there to 'go for it' and got met with reality and is now coming to grips with getting old and not being good enough. You looking past that and calling it disappointing is so far absurd, it speaks volumes about you.
7/7/14 1:02 PM by Charizard
Bye bye
7/7/14 12:58 PM by Malvert the Janitor
You're not a fan.You're an entitled consumer.
7/7/14 12:56 PM by stainlesssteel
enough with the dumb quotes dude. quotes mean squadippy in a fight. one thing a fighter should NEVER admit, is to admit that he should not have taken the fight. honest yes, but HUGE insult to fans expecting competition. BJ didn't compete at all last night and if that ain't dissappointing to you, well, you must be a Chael Sonnen fan.


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I believe we are building something solid with Amerson. The more he plays, the better he ges. Hayden is also improving each week.
By seasons end, I won't be surprised if our CBs are in the top 15.
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I believe we are building something solid with Amerson. The more he plays, the better he ges. Hayden is also improving each week.
By seasons end, I won't be surprised if our CBs are in the top 15.
Dude...STFU...seriously. It's fans like you that the league is laughing at us.
If Shanny is hired, I will actually go to more raiders games. He can turn the raiders into contenders in our division.
lol...don't even bother replying to some of these morons bro...these fools are butt hurt and can't handle being wrong. The moment Reggie fired Hue, I knew it was going to be a huge mistake.
Tony Sporano....he has better coaching experience. Just promote him when they fire DA.
I am praying and hoping you could be right...we need some kind of boost. The fans deserve better than this. Raider fans are the most loyal fans in the NFL.
A true owner and a real GM would get together tonight, discuss the future of this team and do what is right for the team. Fire DA.
This is really breaking my heart. It hurts when the raiders lose....i wish I wasn't so attached to my raiders team. When are we going to have a relevant coaching staff again?
Wow....SD just beat Seattle.....now thats what coaching is all about.....shame on you Dennis Allen...shame on the coaching staff in Oakland. Screw you Reggie for hiring DA.
GOD, if you exist and if you can feel our pain...please.....listen to our prayers....and help this team get rid of DA and the rest of this garbage coaching staff.....and bless us with a competent,...
God this coaching staff is pathetic! They know Houston will run the ball to run the clock out, and yet they still cant stop the run! FML!!!
Look at SD DisChargers. They are beating the SB Champs. Why do we always end up with pathetic coaching staff?
How can you tell when your team sucks? When you celebrate for not getting shut out. SMH. What a joke!
Dude do you even remember the talent those guys had on the team? Dennis Allen has no excuse! Even with the talent this team has, this douchbag does not know how to coach! He keeps getting out coached...
Being shutout in the first half at home against a team that was 2-14 last year? This is pathetic! I cant believe I am about to say this, but I hope Mark Davis steps in, puts his foot down, and demand...
If the raiders don't make a coaching change SOON, this will be a long ugly season!
Its about time some of you guys are seeing the obvious. The moment Dennis Allen was hired, I knew he was going to SUCK. I bet Hue Jackson is laughing some where in Cincinnati.
The raider fans deserve better than this crap. I am fed up with the crappy *** Coaches we have been dealing with. Reggie made a HUGE mistake by firing Hue Jackson and bringing Dennis Allen. DA is by...
For the love of god, please FIRE DENNIS ALLEN! This douchbag does not know how to make any adjustments in the second half. He was supposed to improve the Defense....get rid of this POS
That is what I am thinking as well. But I am not sure about Darrell Bevell. But i know DA will be fired and Sparano will be promoted until the end of the season.
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So Dh and I have had tons of sex lately and now I am sore and red. What can I do? It is very uncomfortable down there!
uh oh...too much sex!
Posted 10/05/2012
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Posted 10/05/2012
Ice pack or wet a pantyliner and freeze it, rest, think that's about it. Enjoy the pain b/c you know what it's from ;)
Posted 10/05/2012
I've had that issue before. Thought I was alone. I'll have to try that next time.
J & T= 2 wonderful boys!
J ♥ 8/2011 ~Going for Gold
Posted 10/05/2012
I had had a similar problem recently. I masturbated way too much and I was in pain for a week! I'm all better now though.
Posted 10/06/2012
My child's father is HUGE and when we're done, I'm usually a bit tore up. Just give yourself a little rest or instead of sex, do like an oral swap.
Posted 10/06/2012
uh oh .... and too much sex .... should Never be in the same sentence lol ;) ....
your title 2 this thread should be ... too much sex....woohoo


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Having grown up in a long line of pastry chefs, it was only natural that Bertrand would follow in the same footsteps. At the early age of 9, Bertrand started baking in his family's pastry shop, Patisserie Robert Sommereux, in Lyon, France. Bertrand began creating classic desserts such as bon bons, apple pies and éclairs, and without realizing it, entered the first stages of his career.
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Roddy White arrested for failure to appear in court
Falcons wide receiver Roddy White was arrested for a failure to appear at a court date in Dacula, Ga.
White had been previously cited by the Gwinnett Sheriff, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports, for "non-transparent material on windows" and had an outstanding warrant for not appearing on that charge.
The wide receiver was arrested by the Gwinnett Sheriff and booked into the Gwinnett County Jail a little before 4:30 a.m. ET.
White was released on $168 bond "less than 90 minutes later."
"We are aware of the incident involving Roddy White," the Falcons said in a statement. "We anticipate this will be resolved shortly and we will have no further comment at this time."
White, the Falcons first-round pick in the 2005 NFL Draft, had his first season below 1,000 yards since 2006 last year and missed the first games of his career in 2013, playing in "only" 13 games.
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Closing arguments to begin in pension board hearing
- Jan. 11
Closing arguments are scheduled to begin tomorrow in the preliminary hearing in the state's corruption case against six former trustees of San Diego's pension board. The six are accused of breaking conflict-of-interest laws. KPBS Reporter Amita Sharma has more.
How do terrorist groups develop and why?
- Jan. 11
Host Tom Fudge speaks with two university professors about the internal dynamics of terrorist organizations, why people join, and the economics that drive it.
Hueso wins District 2, District 8 still undecided
- Jan. 11
Ben Hueso is clear winner in District 8, but Kevin Faulconer only has a 544 vote lead over Lorena Gonzalez with 2,500 absentee and provisional ballots still to be counted.
How influential is the San Diego Union Tribune?
- Jan. 11
The San Diego Union Tribune is the largest collector and processor of news in San Diego. Host Tom Fudge asks about the impact of having only one big paper in a city of our size?
Districts 2 and 8 elect new council members
- Jan. 11
While one candidate won himself a San Diego city council seat with a wide margin in yesterday's District 8 election, the District 2 election, which includes downtown, was much tighter. KPBS reporter Alison St John has more.
ACLU wants auditors to hurry up
- Jan. 11
The American Civil Liberties Union in San Diego is requesting that the Sheriff's Department hurry up with the external audit it called for last August. The audit will examine the marked increase in fatal shootings by Sheriff's deputies in 2005. KPBS Reporter Amy Isackson has details.
Hearing to tackle education funding
- Jan. 11
The majority of community colleges in San Diego County receive less than the state average for funding per student. But local education officials hope to change that. For the first time, state lawmakers will hold a hearing tomorrow to tackle the issue. KPBS reporter Beth Ford has more.
The U.S. military relies heavily on Reservists
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Since September 11th the United States has mobilized over hundreds of thousands of Reservists. Host Tom Fudge asks about the impact of relying on the Reserves as heavily as the military does.


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How Some Israelis See the Sacred in Settlements
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As Rabbi Dovid Ben Meir leads visitors through the ruins of this ancient city, believed to have served as the Jewish capital more than 3,000 years ago, his love of history is clear. But it wasn't his love of the past so much as his desire to shape the future that led him here. When he was a teenager in Chicago, a class on modern European history got him thinking: In every revolution, there are people for, against, and indifferent. "I wanted to say to myself that I would be for revolution, for progress. But I was born 200 years too late."
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"I realized there was something immense going on in the world the restoration of the state of Israel, the redemption of the people of the Jewish nation," recalls the rabbi. His parents were both Holocaust survivors, barely his father was pulled off a mound of bodies when someone saw him move. "I wanted to take part in building a better future, the building of the Jewish nation in the land of Israel."
Today, he is a father of nine and lives with his wife in a West Bank settlement near Shilo.
It's communities like his that the United Nations rejected on Nov. 29, when an overwhelming majority of member nations affirmed the right of Palestinians to establish a state here.
Since Israel captured East Jerusalem and the West Bank in a 1967 war with its Arab neighbors, the Jewish population in these areas has grown from virtually zero to at least 550,000, leaving Palestinians with shrinking patches for a homeland.
Many in the international community view settlements politically, as a maneuver to maximize the Israeli advantage in negotiations with Palestinians or to scuttle those talks entirely. For peace negotiations to resume after a four-year deadlock, Palestinians have called on Israel to freeze settlement construction for six months. Ultimately, they and many others want the settlers to leave the past behind and go back across the pre-1967 border.
But for religious Zionists like Mr. Ben Meir, being here is not just about the past but about fulfilling a divine commandment to resettle the land that God promised to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. And they believe that doing so is part of a process that is fulfilling biblical prophecy and ushering in a messianic age. Those beliefs represent a major challenge to the prospects for a two- state solution, as the idea of a covenant made with God is effectively nonnegotiable, whereas political objectives or positions can often be adjusted in return for other benefits.
Religious Zionists have never made up a majority of settlers. But shortly after Israel more than doubled its territory in 1967, they became the most visible and energized proponents of settlement, especially in areas deep in the West Bank. They steadily gained leverage over divided governments, and today carry outsized influence on government decisionmaking, serving as a kind of "internal deterrence" to any Israeli leader weighing an exchange of land for peace, says Gershom Gorenberg, a historian of Israeli settlement.
These religious Zionists describe the redemptive era they espouse as already well under way, and say it includes the coming of the Messiah, who is widely expected to be a human leader; the rebuilding of the temple in Jerusalem; the uplifting of all peoples; and the establishment of lasting global peace.
"Everything that happens, there's a divine reason and a divine hand behind it," says David Wilder, spokesman for the Israeli settlers of Hebron. "We believe that our being back here is a stage in the redemption of the Jewish people, which will culminate in some point in time with mashiach," the anointed one, or Messiah.
Evolution of religious Zionism
When Zionism began gathering momentum as a secular European movement to establish a home for the Jewish people, many religious Jews looked askance at it. Many denounced it as a heretical plan to try to hasten God's redemptive process. …