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[Episcopal News Service – Salt Lake City, Utah] The Episcopal Church's General Convention made history June 27 when it chose Diocese of North Carolina Bishop Michael Curry to be its 27th presiding bishop. Curry, 62, was elected by… Read More
On Sunday, May 31st All Saints' Episcopal Church blessed and dedicated the Donald DeFiore Memorial Window, located in the narthex. Donald was born on May 30, 1936, in Brooklyn, New York, and was the son of Helen and… Read More
[Episcopal News Service] Peter David Eaton was ordained and consecrated bishop coadjutor of the Diocese of Southeast Florida on May 9 in a service held at Trinity Cathedral in Miami, Florida. Eaton will be the fourth bishop of… Read More
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I think you guys have it wrong...there really is a simpler answer. Being someone who can only spend $5 per week and has just made it into Folart I can tell you my experience and an easy way to keep me around. The big problem is the level distribution of the arenas. The game was fun for me till I went into Folart. Once in Folart I am meeting too many people with so many more cards than I have that I do not stand a chance. In Crest and below I was more than fine. If I had the time to build more cards and sets in the other arenas while still having fun than that would be fine.
It should be 1-10, 11-30 and than 31 and above. By the time I reach Level 31 I would have plenty of cards and have built a good game. With so many cards out there, there is no way I could have anything good enough by level 15 to play a person who has been around since the early sets. Otherwise the player just has to bite the bullet and lay down a few hundred dollars when they reach Folart to be competitive. If that is the model of the game than fine but to sell it as free and small purchases of $5 per week to have fun, it is not.
Now if I was lucky enough to have been around since set 1 and was playing during that time my chance of having 3 of a kind of some cards would be so high with little investments. But now with 5 sets since I have been playing I have only been able to get 2 other cards of 3 copies of. It is just impossible as I just have to be ready to just be fodder for most other players.
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Appreciation for Diversity
I greatly appreciate the vision of the Spirit Rock community for outreaching to people of color and attempting to bring some much-needed diversity into the sangha. This scholarship made my attendance possible. I'd like to send my gratitude out to all those who created this program.
The retreat was exceptional and memorable, a very deep experience of personal discovery and connection with fundamental ideals that help anchor my life and my work. I experienced a very touching communion with an extended family of kindred spirits. I came away with a much-needed reaffirmation and clarification of the guiding principles in my life, and the restoration of commitment and motivation for continuing with my work as service.
In gratitude, Ina
A Bit of Heaven
What a great place to have a cold to release! Silence, a comfortable room and a bed where I could be a sister monk on a Nepal hill overlooking a foggy vale. I was nurtured with the best possible food in the world 3x a day, sitting in the hall surrounded by brightly lit sisters and teachers, with permission to do lying meditation when needed. I appreciated the generous sharing by the teachers of their wisdom in 1-on-1 meetings that really saved me a few times from disappearing into numbness.
All of my needs were anticipated by invisible retreat managers, and I had a work meditation cleaning toilets that reminded me of all the places one could breath in out in out without judgment, and the steady pouring down of water from the heavens that kept me very close to my insides. A bit of heaven... and the first retreat where I could really see that I will carry on with the teachings.
So, thank you all for this gift. The other bit is that a dear longtime friend has been lying in UCSF during this time, after successful brain surgery, then struck down with hospital induced pneumonia and has to breathe with oxygen. I breathed for her the whole time, as did her myriad friends, and I believe she will pull through. In love and gratitude, Lynn
Healing 101
Thank you for allowing me to attend the Insight Meditation 101 retreat, by your generous scholarship from the Karuna Fund. I am permanently disabled and could not have attended without your help. The retreat was very healing for me. The sitting, the walking, the qigong, and interviews with the teachers were all very positive and contributed to my feelings of well being and peace.
Thanks again for your generosity, Emilio
New Year's Respite
I am writing to express my immense gratitude for the scholarship awarded to me for the New Year's 2007-2008 residential retreat. I am profoundly thankful for the opportunity to deepen my practice and turn inward during these past ten days. As a student in nursing school, this retreat was invaluable. Without the generous dana of the SRMC community, this opening would not have been possible for me.I am unable to express fully the importance for me of this practice, in life, and specifically as it supports my ability to be present in providing mindful care as a student nurse. The gift of retreat for me, of stepping back and slowing down, is palpable in my renewed capacity to show up more fully, with compassion for the bittersweet nature of human life in all of its turnings.I am overwhelmingly moved by the openhanded kindness of the Spirit Rock community in providing me with this opportunity. I look forward to being able to continue the tradition of dana in the future to support other people in sustained practice as I have experienced in this retreat.
With abundant metta, Ari M. B.
Healing Through Poetry
My very first experience at Spirit Rock was inspiring and rejuvenating. Although I'd lived in San Francisco pretty much my whole life I never had the good fortune to participate there. For a single working mom and poet like myself making ends meet...
But then I lost my daughter in a tragic accident two days before 9-11 and needed time to surround myself with gentle people.
When the scholarship was made available to me I jumped at the chance. It was a generous gift that came at a moment in my life when I needed to find community, particularly a community of color to share the Dharma with. The teachers were all very warm, generous and funny, encouraging each of us to share and learn from them and each other.
It was very reaffirming and I will never forget my precious exchange with Roshi Jakusho Kwong during an intimate little group interview, when I shared the story of the loss of my daughter. I looked him in the eye and tearfully asked, "Does the pain go away?" Roshi replied with tears in his own eyes, "Never."
Something shattered. Then something opened.
We embraced like long lost brother and sister and I realized at that moment how important it was to keep the heart open to the flow of life, be it joy or sorrow, no matter how developed we think our practice might be or how advanced we think our understanding is. Emptiness is openess and that Dharma lesson was transmitted to me on that very special day at Spirit Rock.
I wanted to give something back so I taught poetry workshops. The workshops were very popular because a lot of heavy stuff was surfacing for people and they needed an outlet. The initial one workshop I'd been scheduled to teach turned into four, culminating in the reading of some very powerful work on the last night.
If the scholarship had not been made available to me, I would have not had that opportunity to make the profound connection I did.
In Living Peace, Genny
Serving Others in Cambodia
I would like to express my deep gratitude for the scholarship which enabled me to attend the March retreat. Your generosity and kindness now extend into our work here in Cambodia with destitute AIDS patients— to my staff and to the patients themselves. All of us benefited tremendously from my being able to study and meditate intensively. I especially appreciate the meticulous care given at Spirit Rock to all issues concerning safety: physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. The safety allows me space to open in ways otherwise not possible, especially working as I do in war zones and under other difficult conditions. I am now back in Cambodia and settling back into our work here. All of us feel great gratitude and joy for your kindness. Thank you. Deep bows, Beth
Gratitude From an Inter-faith Minister
I am grateful for the Spirit Rock scholarship program which allowed me to sit a one month retreat two years in a row. I am an inter-faith minister who lives and practices on Maui. In my workings as a minister I have found that my own spiritual practice is the ground from which I teach. Doing these long retreats has allowed me to deepen my personal understanding of the dharma through my direct experience. It is this personal experience that I share with my congregation. For example, each meditation that I give during service is always mindfulness based. Last fall I offered a teaching series on the Brahma Viharas including formal talks and short practice periods. In addition to the meditation training improving my skills as a teacher, it has been invaluable to me on a level of personal healing. The dharma has literally been a life saver for me. I feel as though I can teach from a very personal perspective, having walked down the path of personal liberation myself. The dharma makes me a better guide to those whom I minister to. Whatever guidance I am called to offer, it is always grounded in the dharma. I would like to humbly thank all of the teachers, staff and all those who serve at Spirit Rock. The effects of your service radiate throughout the globe.
May you always be well, Willow
A Therapist's Practice Deepens
Through the Spirit Rock Scholoarship Fund I was able to attend a retreat each summer throughout my graduate training to be a psychotherapist. I find that the dharma complements western psychology beautifully, and being able to deepen my practice through retreats has helped me develop a deeper understanding of human suffering and healing. So the scholarship not only benefitted me, but also my clients.Thanks! Ali
The Gift of Dhamma
I'd been sitting with Eugene Cash at his San Francisco Insight group for several years. I was anxious to do a retreat with him but could never afford to do so without the help of a scholarship. I am so grateful - I got to sit with Eugene, Kittisaro and Thanissara for an incredible five days in such a beautiful surrounding. I look forward to the time that I will be able to support the practice of others through dana, as I have been supported. 'A gift of Dhamma conquers all gifts.' — Dhammapada 354
Thank you very sincerely, A.K.
A Grateful Student of the Dharma
I'm grateful for the chance to express my gratitude to your scholarship program as it allowed me to come to Spirit Rock when I wouldn't otherwise have been able. I live in a small community, and though we have no Vipassana teacher, we are dedicated to our sangha and to our meditation practices. I share with others the teachings that I gained from Anna Douglas and Howie Cohn. We find them helpful, especially in deconstructing the conceptual ways we have learned to hold personal identities.
Because I was fortunate to be at Spirit Rock, I was also struck by the heartful attention to maintenance, cooperation, and aesthetics that Spirit Rock embues. Since then, we have begun a more focused conversation in our sangha about living our daily lives with more of the attention and consideration retreats have exposed us to. For me, the quiet, that is, companionable quiet and respect I experienced at Spirit Rock were meaningful not just as an experience, but as a way to live within community. With metta to the community of Spirit Rock, Ann
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This group is exactly what the name implies. A group for people who are Christians. If you're a Christian then please join us. We're a place on ModDB for Christians to gather and talk. It's as simple as that.
How can we be sure that we have indeed been saved?
This video dealt with that question, although I disagreed with like the last 5 mins when I talks about voting. Anyways YouTube link: Youtube.com
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Cameras to follow WR Owens in Buffalo
Updated: May 13, 2009, 8:34 AM ETAssociated Press
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Terrell Owens will have even more TV cameras in tow when he arrives in Buffalo this weekend for the start of the Bills' series of voluntary minicamps.
VH-1 confirmed Tuesday that filming of the Buffalo portion of T.O.'s television reality show will begin Sunday, a day before the Bills open minicamp. The footage is being gathered for a series that follows the day-to-day life of the high-profile star receiver. It is scheduled to premier on the cable network in late July.
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SIXTY GROUP STARTS AGREEMENT AMONG CREDITORSSixty Group has confirmed to Sportswear International that they have started an agreement regarding creditors procedure, which can help a suffering company find an agreement with creditors in an attempt to avoid bankruptcy.
No further official details were provided by the company, but according to Italian press, the agreement will prolong the redundancy pay for the company's 414 employees through September 19, 2013. The announcement was given by Pietro Bongiovanni, CEO of Sixty Group, after meeting the Italian Minister of Economic Development together with the local unions' representatives, local authorities and two law representatives from the company's owner Crescent Hyde Park. In the next 120 days all of the agreement's detailed terms will be decided.
The situation remains foggy according to union representatives because of the possibility that the pan-Asian fund could start producing brands outside of Italy on January 1. In addition, there have been no clarifications as of yet as to Sixty's new ownership, industrial plan or what kind of job guarantees they plan to provide in the Chieti area. Finally, Crescent Hyde Park also still needs to clarify whether or not they asked for this special procedure with the aim of healing Sixty's debt and relaunching the company.
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Hillary Clinton Denounces Uganda's "Kill Gays" Bill
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December 15th, 2009
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has become perhaps the administration's most outspoken and consistent critic of attempts to criminalize homosexuality. Yesterday in a speech at Georgetown University, Secretary Clinton singled out Uganda for its latest efforts to legislate LGBT people out of existence.
Calling for accountability doesn\'t start or stop at naming offenders. Our goal is to encourage—even demand—that governments must also take responsibility by putting human rights into law and embedding them in government institutions; by building strong, independent courts and competent and disciplined police and law enforcement. And once rights are established, governments should be expected to resist the temptation to restrict freedom of expression when criticism arises, and be vigilant in preventing law from becoming an instrument of oppression, as bills like the one under consideration in Uganda to criminalize homosexuality would do.
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2013: The Year in Modding
I've been spending most of my life living in a modder's paradise.
Sadly, the modding landscape has changed over the past decade — and not for the better. The industry just doesn't support modding the way it used to, and as a result, we're seeing fewer and shallower mods. More than a decade ago, there was no shortage of Unreal Tournament total conversions that allowed for almost unlimited replay value. Today, you're lucky to find simple re-skins for some of the industry's biggest releases.
Modders aren't to blame — developers are. Thankfully, some developers do still support modding, and the current greatest modding projects have arisen from key franchises that serve as the last bastions for the modding community. As we move into 2014 and a new console generation, let's take a look back at some of the most important modding news and mod releases over the past year.
Modding Headlines
This year saw some great opportunities for modders. Tripwire held a mapping contest for Red Orchestra and awarded $35,000 in prizes. Bohemia Interactive announced its massive Arma 3 modding contest with a €500,000 cash prize pool — the equivalent of $680,000. The grand prize is a whopping €200,000, and the contest will run throughout 2014.
Alexander Velicky, creator of the Falskaar mod for Skyrim, was hired by Bungie as an associate designer. With four years of modding experience and more than 2,000 hours spent on his Falskaar mod — which contains almost 30 hours of new content — Velicky is one of modding's newest success stories. He may just be following in the footsteps of Adam Foster, creator of the popular Half-Life 2 mod MINERVA, whose journey took him from astrophysics to now working for Valve. MINERVA received a free "Director's Cut" release on Steam in late April.
Speaking of modding success stories, Garry's Mod creator Garry Newman this year revealed that his creation has made about $22 million over the past seven years.
Valve gave Half-Life remake mod Black Mesa the green light to be sold on Steam. The mod itself will still remain available for free, but the paid version will be updated with various bug fixes and improvements. More importantly, though, it gives players a way to show their appreciation of the modders' hard work.
Starcraft Universe, the MMORPG mod for Starcraft 2, saw an alpha release through Battle.net's arcade. The mod offers custom maps, eight classes, character customization, voice acting, custom physics and vehicle combat. Since its release, it raised $85,000 in crowd funding and was successfully Kickstarted.
Developers continued to show their support for the modding scene. Torchlight 2 mod editor released, along with Steam workshop integration. We learned that mod tools will be coming to the Saints Row franchise. CD Projekt RED released mod tools for The Witcher 2, and later released a mod that rebalances the game's combat system.
With the release of the Oculus Rift dev kit, modders have been hard at work getting their VR on. Nathan Andrews developed an Oculus Rift-ready Half-Life 2 mod that adds full head tracking and weapon tracking to the game. He then ported his mod over to Crysis.
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The Nokia Lumia 920 is an exclusive Windows Phone 8 smartphone for AT&T and is the successor to the Lumia 900 from earlier this year. The specs have increase to a 4.5" IPS HD ClearBlack display with PureMotion+, 1.5 Ghz dual-core Snapdragon S4 … [Read more...]
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The Nokia Lumia 920 is the new flagship smartphone from Nokia running Windows Phone 8. Key features are its 4.5 inch PureVision HD+ display, 1.5 GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor, NFC support, 4G LTE and its 8.7 megapixel rear facing camera that … [Read more...]
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Lumia 920 Vs. Lumia 900 Hardware Comparison. Go! Two featured Windows Phones go head to head here with the Lumia 920 versus the Lumia 900. The Lumia 920 is the new kid on the block and looking to take over as the top Windows Phone smartphone in the … [Read more...]
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It's official! The Nokia Lumia 920 has been announced. It's a dual-core Windows Phone 8 smartphone with a PureView camera. The latest in the Lumia series sports a 4.5 inch PureMotion HD+ display (1280 x 768), 1.5 GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 … [Read more...]
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Photos have been leaked on what could be the next Windows Phones from Nokia that will be running Windows Phone 8. The two phones shown are the Lumia 820 and the Lumia 920. The Lumia 920 looks very much like the the current Lumia 900 on AT&T but … [Read more...]


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2012 Butcher's BBQ Tell All BBQ Class
David Bouska,of Butchers BBQ will lead a "Tell All " Competition BBQ Class
This CBBQA Endorsed Class will take you inside the National KCBS ToY contenders tent
You will see everything he does to be a consistent year in year out winner
Class date Friday/ Saturday 28/29 December 2012
Friday see David's meat prep and injection
Dinner is California Tri Tip
Saturday we will follow a KCBS contest timeline
Doing everything David does at a contest
Here is the letter I send out after you register:
Thank Your for registering for the 2012 Butcher BBQ cooking class in California. The host hotel will be the Holiday Inn located at 23131 Lake Center Drive, Lake Forest CA 92630. To utilize the discounted rooms at $99.00 please call 1-949-455-7000, by the end of November. Use the contact name "Butcher BBQ". For travel and plane reservations the class will start on Friday at 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.. I will provide supper for everyone. Then between 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. we will need to cover a little more before we finish for the evening. Class will restart at 7:00 am sharp where donuts and coffee will be provided. Class will concluded after brisket turn in and all questions are answered. No photos or recording instruments will be allowed. I will keep you posted if there is any changes and feel free to contact me if you have any questions. My phone number is 405-205-3270.
I'm looking forward to cooking in southern Cali and meeting new friends and getting to see ones from past.
Followed by Henry Silvestre's year end double contest
Class location Crossline Community Church in Laguna Hills.
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The DeVille Cinema was opened by ABC Interstate Theatres in 1970. Seating was listed at 600. In 1985 operations were under Gulf International and from 1987 until its closing it was operated by United Artists. Since closing as a movie theatre it has been a live venue.
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Okay so Sunday I read in our church bulletin that they have a group that works out every morning at the church and on top of that *It's totally free*. So I was totally happy r... Read more
Friday, March 06, 2009
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So I miss blogging regularly. I know my inconsistency can be of legendary proportions, but I really like having a place to work out my thoughts from time to time. Whether it i... Read more
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
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Yes for some reason I'm here again in the same month! I know this is still no sort of frequency to accomplish anything here, but its better than being completely nonexistent.
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Saturday, February 07, 2009
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Okay so I fell off the face of the planet there didn't I? Well I'm not really sure what to say because it would all sound like excuses anyway and on top of that I don't want to m... Read more
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
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Okay so I've made a new friend recently and it's awesome. I'm so glad to be making more connections here in Tennessee because I really need them. Being so far away from my fam... Read more
Tuesday, December 02, 2008
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Well the hubby and I awoke this morning to a horrifying fact. There was a power outage last night and it fried our cable modem!!!!! OH NOES!!! Sorry. But anyway we were without... Read more
Monday, December 01, 2008
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Okay so I've been really reading a lot lately, several books at a time actually, lol. As most of you know I like to come here and tell you about them from time to time and, we... Read more
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So this has been a stressful week and believe it or not it isn't because of the holidays. It's just been a bad week for a lot of little reasons. Yesterday was the worst though... Read more
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
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Okay first, the photo. This is supposedly the first image of Johnny Depp as he will be portraying the Mad Hatter in Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland. There is a lot flying aro... Read more
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So I accomplished something yesterday! I wouldn't call it anything spectacular, I'm just happy that my head was clear enough for me to think!! I still feel a little yucky today... Read more
Monday, November 10, 2008
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So this is the second day in a row where I am sitting in front of this screen and am at a loss for what to say. I came here yesterday, wrote a blog entry and didn't end up sendin... Read more
Saturday, November 08, 2008
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I guess the Halloween leftovers will have to be put on ice until next year.
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Tuesday, November 04, 2008
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So I'm back from Ohio, well technically I got back yesterday morning, but needed a day to recuperate, lol. The trip was nice, but stressful. Lots of running around and trying to fit way too many things into a tight schedule. All in all though I'... Read more
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Welcome to the Athens Georgia Hispanic II Seventh-day Adventist Company in Bogart, Georgia. We are a Christian community that would love to have you join our family. To see more about what we believe you can visit our About us page. Please join us for Bible study, worship and prayer.
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Usenet is one of the oldest repositories of information on the internet. In fact, it predates the internet as we know it. When you think of Usenet, you should generally think of mailing lists. Actually, you should think of a gargantuan network of mailing lists.
These mailing lists, or newsgroups in the Usenet community lingo, are contributed by thousands of internet users sharing ideas, news, files and pictures. Topics include those you can't find anywhere else on the mainstream web.
Usenet is like a giant email-based chat room. As we all know by experience, when you get a large number of adults together for lively debates, the result is courteous exchanges and polite discussion. Hmm, maybe not. Uh-oh.
Large ISPs are blocking Usenet for the possible availability of child pornography. However, the underlying issue is really one of control -- ISPs can't control people from using Usenet responsibly, and lack the manpower to police it appropriately.
Luckily for those of us who are sensible, rational, responsible, law-abiding adults who embrace Usenet as an invaluable resource, there are ways to get around these internet restrictions.
If you are new to Usenet and want to get started, head over to our How To Share Files on Usenet guide.
This article is a wiki. If you have better ideas on how to get your Usenet, log in and write them up.
Use a Search Engine
DejaNews was a well known Usenet provider and archiver from back in the day. Google bought DejaNews in 2001 and has been running it under Google Groups ever since. Archives on Google Groups go as far back as 1981.
Google blocks access to alt.binaries and other "alt" newgroups, where pirated materials and (ahem) adult themes tend to live. However, those newsgroups are uncommon in most free Usenet services anyway. Google allows you to search Usenet at large, but the service also runs its own in-house version that's inaccessible to Usenet nodes elsewhere. So, you can create your own private groups and mailing lists at Google Groups for free.
If the rest of this article sounds like gibberish, Google Groups is your best bet. All you have to do is point your browser to groups.google.com.
Download Your Warez Using NewzLeech
People find that using Usenet for downloading is fast and anonymous. NewzLeech offers a way to search for just the binary files available from newsgroups.
NewzLeech searches return a list of NZB files. Load the XML-based NZB file into any compatible newsreader and it will download the file for you.
If you're bypassing newsreaders to get your filez, you might as well explore other options as well. Have you heard of P2P file transfer software called BitTorrent?
Finally, there's always buying your files through proper channels legitimately. Developers will thank you for it.
Find Another Usenet Server
Many ISPs aren't blocking Usenet, they are just discontinuing their local servers. If this is the approach your ISP is taking, all you really have to do is find a new Usenet provider.
There are plenty of free providers online. We recommend Usenet Tools or DMoz.org.
Free Usenet providers tend to block off access to download sites and other naughty areas, like the alt.binaries hierarchy. If these are the places you are most interested in and you find yourself using Usenet a lot, you'll probably want to buy into an uncensored Usenet service. Monthly subscriptions are available on sites like Giganews ($8/month). Some other popular premium servers include Newshosting (plans start at $10 per month) or Usenetserver ($15 per month).
Use a Proxy server
If the ISP blocks your route to Usenet, use another route.
Usenet's internet protocol, Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP), is usually run over Port 119. However, it is feasible to run a proxy server and tunnel through using another port. Using a proxy with SSL is an even safer bet, as this will encrypt the transfer -- ISP's can't detect what you are transferring.
You should check with your Usenet provider to see if it is already doing this. Not too long ago, major Usenet providers started offering SSL on ports other than 119 just to get around this problem. OrdinarySoft has many free applications to provide that SSH tunnel. Rahul.net also has a few Usenet SSL proxies available.
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wooooo! hi again!
wow i havent been on in sooo long.
i've been so busy with homework and college applications and nervous breakdowns that i havent had much time for forum-ing =(
my male betta just recently got a tear in his anal fin =(
being a plakat, i'm not sure how that happened? so i'm treating him and whatnot...
what happened to the layout of this site??
its so...white. and formal. O__o
hay there,good to see you back,and glad things are ok,
well apart from the Bettas tail.
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Lux Art Institute Presents Artist Susan Graham
- When Ongoing until Saturday, October 27, 2012
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Above: Exterior image of Lux Art Institute.
Brooklyn-based sculptor Susan Graham begins the new Season at Lux Art Institute with an exhibit of items that have undergone imaginative reinvention. Influenced by dreams, fears and memories of growing up in the American Midwest, she uses sugar and porcelain to transform unwieldy machinery and industrial goods— trucks, guns, lawnmowers—into delicate, elegantly surreal objects.
Ticket Information: $5 for two visits within a single residency; free for members & under 21.
Date: September 13th - October 27th, 2012
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Americans' Outlook on the Economy Just Doesn't Square With the Facts
Our sour mood is contradicted by almost every single economic indicator.
Nor can the revenue growth across nearly every sector for hundreds of major companies be attributed only to thousands of millionaires and a handful of billionaires doing quite well. National chains as varied as Starbucks, Michael Kors, and Limited Brands, along with consumer and technology companies such as Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and a bevy of others, are seeing high-single-digit and often double-digit revenue growth. Such growth is widespread, and indicates at the very least that a substantial majority has income to spend beyond what is needed for basic needs.
Most of these companies are mass-market enterprises serving tens of millions of people, and those people are spending. And they are not spending on borrowed money, judging from revolving debt statistics (i.e., credit cards and the like). In fact, overall revolving debt is about 15 percent less than it was in 2008, according to the Federal Reserve. Yes, some of the growth of these companies is international as well, which means that the story of healthy growth is not just an American one.
There is no easy explanation here. For now, there is a genuine paradox between multiple inputs showing clear and widespread improvement in economic life—including modest income growth—and clear and widespread conviction that there is not much improvement.
But one final piece of information may provide a clue to why. Last year, the stock market, using the S&P 500 as a proxy, rose by more than 30 percent, but only 7 percent of investors realized it. In fact, 30 percent of those surveyed believed that the markets were either flat or went down. And these are investors, people who are putting their money in the markets and have money to invest—already a rather privileged slice of the population. Yet that cohort was widely off the mark about how stocks have performed.
From privileged investors to the wider middle class, there is a gap between perceptions and how the economy is performing. We have been living through a relentlessly negative period in which political crises and negative economic news are trumpeted daily, and in which warnings of a new crash, another collapse, and long-term economic stagnation—or worse—proliferate. It is difficult to integrate a gradually improving set of numbers when the prevailing sentiment is so grim.
That grimness may be understandable. The U.S. labor force has morphed from the manufacturing jobs familiar in the 20th century to a shifting mélange of self-employment and service-sector jobs with fewer benefits. The political class seems unable to craft coherent and helpful policies. And whatever veneer of certainty about the future that existed in the last decades of the 20th century was shattered by a wave of crises beginning with 9/11 and extending through much of this new millennium.
Nonetheless, the lattice of data—from unemployment to growth to income to the revenue growth of companies—is not in sync with grim sentiment. The fact that many millions are dislocated or faring badly cannot be ignored, but nor should other facts that present a different, much more positive picture. Those facts matter, and they need to shape our sense of the economy. We are collectively in thrall to our legitimate sense that much is uncertain and not working well, but that must be leavened by considerable evidence that for now, things just aren't as bad as they seem.


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While critics still debate the role Alex Haley played in the writing of this 1965 book, its importance is irrefutable. With Haley's assistance, Malcolm X described a world of broken promises, injustice, and hatred from which he wanted his race to escape. Many social reformers and militants have been inspired by this dramatic story. (LJ 6/15/90) (c) Copyright 2013. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.


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Thanks to the extremely talented Nav of Beauty Huile, my interest in body oils only grows with time. Because I still feel like I can't slather decadent moisturizers to my oil slick of a face, sometimes I indulge in what I can put on my body which is on the slightly dry side. I've been a fan of Caudalie for a while and have yet to come across a product of theirs that I don't like. When they came out with the Divine Oil, it went straight to my wish list without even a test.
According to the Sephora website:
What it does:
This multi-use miracle oil is ideal for hair, nails, bath, and massages. Divine Oil is a unique alchemy of four extremely fine and evanescent vegetable oils (60 percent of the formula). To ensure that the benefits are truly complete, Divine Oil also features patented antioxidant grape-seed polyphenols and fair trade shea butter.
A subtle fragrance that will make you swoon as it caresses your skin. For the signature note of the fragrance Jacques Cavallier chose the rose, both the Moroccan rose and the Bulgarian rose. A burst of grapefruit and sparkling spicy pink pepper add a freshness to the fragrance while cedar, vanilla, and white musk base notes offer warmth. The composition is modern and infinitely desirable.
First, there isn't anything I don't love about this product, from the bottle to the texture to the scent to the results. The one you see here is the largest size that is offered, which is CAD$48 for 3.4 oz / 100 ml. It was the VIB 20% discount that gave me the push. I felt indulgent just thinking about it and ignored the option of a tiny 1 oz bottle for CAD$18. I also ignored the Divine Oil Set, which contains a 1.7 oz bottle of the oil plus a candle and a body scrub. My focus was on THE OIL.
On my first try, I used it as a post-shower body moisturizer at night. I woke up with silky skin, smelling decadently of warm floral that somehow reminded me of the MoroccanOil scent (which I loooove). On my second try, I was brave enough to test it on the face and was rewarded the morning after with plumped, moisturized and glowy skin. And on my third try (today), I used it on my hair which was left looking rather greasy unfortunately, but it's probably due to the concentration of the spray which doesn't produce a fine mist unless you can spray it from three arms' length away. Actually, the spray is a bit of a problem because while I was spraying my body with it on the first night, I missed a few times and some of the oil landed on the bathroom floor. My siblings complained about "Liz's fancy products" messing up the floor but I don't care because it's one of their turn to clean the damn washroom and they haven't done it for almost a month now. Ew.
Anyway, despite the greasy hair fail, I loved how whenever I got up from my desk at work, I got a whiff of the heady and delicious scent of this oil to the point that perfume didn't seem necessary. It's early on in the relationship but for now it seems like the beginning of a road that's leading to an empty and a repurchase.
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The Monday Night class with Jack Kornfield and others is now in its 29th year. Monday night serves as an introduction to the practices of awareness and compassion that are the heart of our community. This gathering also offers support and ongoing teachings to committed students.
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The UCL branch of the AUA has a membership spanning a diverse range of roles and career stages. Members have access to all the benefits of national membership, plus an active programme of branch and London-region events.
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North Broward readies for Howl-O-Ween Week
Everyone just seemed to know about the haunted house in Lighthouse Point. Each year, on Halloween, the regular single-family house on the end of 40th Street would be transformed into something out of a nightmare. Halloween enthusiasts from as far away as Pompano Beach and Deerfield Beach lined up into the street and, says Lighthouse Point Police Chief Ross Licata, that became a bit of a problem.
"They were walking. They were driving. They were parking in the area -- it was a traffic hazard," he said. "So we had a conversation with him and articulated our concerns about getting emergency vehicles through, for example."
This year, the haunted house everyone has come to know and love is in Pompano Beach, instead. Rotary Club of Pompano Beach has transformed the 98-year-old Sample-McDougald House, one of South Florida's oldest existing homes, into a historic site to remember.
The 17-room replica of the Georgia Colonial home on Fridays and Saturdays through Halloween offers the stuff of nightmares. The $10 admission supports Rotary-chosen charities, including college scholarships for local students; local charities including Broward Children's Center, Special Olympics, Sawgrass Nature Center; Crystal Lakes Middle School's Robotics program and clean water in Africa.
As for the children of Lighthouse Point? Those 12 and under are invited October 30 for a two-hour Halloween party to Dan Witt Park, 4400 N.E. 21st Terrace. Featuring a bungee jump, bounce houses, entertainment, a costume contest – and candy for everyone, it starts at 6 p.m.
Deerfield Beach's two-day Halloween celebration kicks off October 30 as well, with the Family Halloween Hoe-Down at Villages of Hillsboro Park. Kids of all ages are invited to 4111 N.W. Sixth St. From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., the city has organized an old-fashioned family gathering with a costume contest, pie-eating and pumpkin-carving contests and a petting zoo. Those are free. Hayrides, take-home pumpkins for Jack-o-Lanterns and refreshments are available to buy. For information, call Constitution Park, 954-480-4494.
On Halloween night, Deerfield Beach hosts a second Halloween celebration, this one complete with a Silly Magic Stage Show and music by Extra Extra Entertainment. The free event runs from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Westside Park, 445 S.W. Second St.There will be balloon artists, bounce houses, a costume contest, haystack candy find, crafts and Halloween games. For information, call Westside Park, 954-480-4481.


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May 2, 2016
It was part of their anti-terrorism training. SWAT teams accustomed to maneuvering on dry land suddenly had to find their footing on the water.
Gun-toting deputies leaped from boats and scaled the sea wall with massive fuel tanks and the Purdom power plant looming beyond.
CAPT Eric Johnston of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission says, "You get a land borne SWAT team like Leon County's used to a water borne environment, so if we have to breach a wall such as the one behind us, we need to practice it before it happens."
It's practice for the imaginary day a terrorist decides to quietly steal up the St. Marks River, disrupt Tallahassee's power supply or strike a nearby gunpowder plant.
CAPT Gene Revell of the Leon County Sheriff's Office says, "It'd be a disaster waiting if we don't plan ahead. A lot of what we do in any tactical environment is practice for something we hope never happens."
Leon County's SWAT team, along with Columbia County deputies and Fish and Wildlife officers, spent the day practicing assaults from boat to dock and boat to boat, trying to gain their footing when so many things move beneath your feet.
SGT Larry Folsom of the LCSO SWAT Team says, "You really gotta judge the surface you're disembarking onto because they start shifting, things like that; it gets a little hairy sometimes."
Law enforcement officers will be training on the river in the weeks ahead. The Regional Domestic Security Task Force is sponsoring the training.
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Aleda Dianne Day, 63, of Lawrenceburg, Ky., died at 2:38 p.m. Friday, May 3, 2013, at Heritage Hall Nursing Home in Lawrenceburg.
She was born in Columbus, January 13, 1950, the daughter of the late Harlon and Kathryn Emmert Williams. She married Blaine Day, who preceded her in death in 1995.
Dianne was a graduate of Columbus High School, Ivy Tech and Morehead State University.
She is survived by her sons, Darren (Rita) Day of Lawrenceburg, Ky., and Jared Day of Louisville, Ky.; a daughter, Courtney Day of Louisville, Ky.; a sister, Bev (Terry) Hehe of Columbus; and a grandson, Daniel Day.
Dianne was preceded in death by her husband, Blaine Day; and her parents.
Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home with Pastor Tracy McIntyre officiating. Burial will be at Garland Brook Cemetery.
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McKesson Corporation (MCK) Ex-Dividend Date Scheduled for November 29, 2012
McKesson Corporation ( MCK ) has announced an ex-dividend date of November 29, 2012 and a cash dividend payment of $0.2 per share scheduled for January 02, 2013. Shareholders who purchased MCK stock prior to the ex-dividend date are eligible for the cash dividend payment. This marks the 7th quarter that MCK has paid the same dividend. At the current stock price of $93.56, the dividend yield is .86%.
The previous trading day's last sale of MCK was $93.56, representing a -3.77% decrease from the 52 week high of $97.23 and a 24.93% increase over the 52 week low of $74.89.
MCK is a part of the Health Care sector, which includes companies such as Cardinal Health, Inc. ( CAH ) and AmerisourceBergen Corporation (Holding Co) ( ABC ). MCK's current earnings per share, an indicator of a company's profitability, is $6.54. Zacks Investment Research reports MCK's forecasted earnings growth in 2013 as 14.32%, compared to an industry average of 18.3%.
For more information on the declaration, record and payment dates, visit the MCK Dividend History page.
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The following ETF(s) have MCK as a top-10 holding:
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The federal government has certified the Service Employees International Union's recent election victory at Kaiser Permanente, the union announced Monday, capping a bitter fight with an upstart union.
SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West said the May 2 results were certified by the National Labor Relations Board.
The union, which has represented Kaiser workers for nearly 70 years, beat back a challenge from the National Union of Healthcare Workers. The NUHW was founded by two dissidents who were fired by SEIU in 2009.
The NUHW was aided in the fight by the California Nurses Association.
Neither the CNA nor the NUHW "filed objections to the election, despite months of wild accusations that they were not being treated fairly," the SEIU said.
The vote affects 45,000 nursing aides, janitors and other employees at Kaiser statewide, including 6,500 in the Sacramento area. The SEIU won by 58 percent to 41 percent, with 1 percent voting for no union.
Call The Bee's Dale Kasler, (916) 321-1066. Follow him on Twitter @dakasler.


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Sylvester Stallone voices a lion, teaches Kevin James how to woo the likes of Leslie Bibb.
Somehow, some way, Zookeeper is going to be a smash hit just like Paul Blart: Mall Cop. And by smash, I'm of course referring to the collective heads of smart people everywhere and their relationships to nearby walls. But remember, Columbia Pictures wouldn't be making movies like this if movies like Grown Ups didn't gross $268 million worldwide. It's our own damn fault. As penance, lets all watch the trailer together.
Zookeeper, as you might have noticed is the story of "Griffin Keyes, the chubby caretaker at Franklin Park Zoo, who is feeling unloved. The smell of elephant poo doesn't exactly lure the ladies, so he decides it's time to find a more romance-compatible job. But Griffin discovers just how loved he is when his biggest fans — his zoo animals — break their vows of silence. Their plan is to talk him out of leaving and into the arms of a cute veterinarian. But should he really be taking mating advice from giraffes and monkeys?"
Everyone loves seeing the lovable loser, perpetual role and cash cow for Kevin James, win in ways that he might never in real life. It scratches at the essence of what cinema can be — complete escape from the laws of reality. Only in this case, it's sad. But if you're a fan of that sort of thing, or the work of director Frank Coraci (who brought us gems like Click and The Waterboy), this one might be for you. It's just not for the rest of us.
Zookeeper hits theaters July 8, 2011. It also stars Ken Jeong, Donnie Wahlberg and Joe Rogan. Quick: which one of those names does not belong?


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December 28th, 2012AWM: Joomla menu is not properly working in Chrome
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Initial Email From: Anthony
Initial Email Subject: Question regarding Joomla Menu & Chrome Browser?
Support Case Month: April 2012
I am seeing a weird issue using the Joomla menu extension in the latest Chrome browser version 18.0.1025.151. On this page at {URL REMOVED} when you rollover the "Services" menu it show normally... but when you rolloff the dropdown box floats all the way up and off of the screen. Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance Kostas!
Reply From: Likno Customer Support
Dear Anthony,
After some testing, it seems that it is your "Adobe Edge Preloader" script that is causing this issue.
The problem is that the "{URL REMOVED}" file is too packed for me to find out the exact command that causes the problem.
Likno Customer Support
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Reply From: Anthony
Thank you so much. I will see if I can't find a work-around now that I know where to look.
You are the best Kostas!


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Posted by T0SH in X-Men Origins: Wolverine on March 11th, 2009
Check out the new gameplay trailer below, it's looking great! You can even deflect rockets with his claws! The graphics itself look amazing too. They are using the unreal engine. This seems to be shaping up to be the first TRUE Wolverine game. You can play stealthy or just go berserk and rip everyone apart.
Some highlights from the live chat, and there will be a demo at some point.
Wolverine doesn't die — but he can fall unconscious — we've developed a system of "Health and Vitals" — your main health is represented by your skin and muscle layer — once that gets ripped away your "vitals" are exposed. If your vitals take enough damage then Wolverine will drop unconscious just like he does in the comics. It is AWESOME to see all the muscle and skin heal up in real time, it was a major focus on development early on
Wolverine's claws come out when ever you attack — you can sheathe them, but that's just for fun, because as fans we wanted to add that in. You heal whenever you aren't taking damage.
Yes I'm a huge fan of Wolverine — the moment in the game I'm most proud of, the moment we said from the beginning we had to get in — was the fight with the Sentinel — he is a 200 foot tall mutant hunting robot and Wolverine has to fight him one on one! It is everything a Wolverine geek has always wanted. I also love the free fall fight with Agent Zero's helicopters.
Someone not sure of buying this — this is not just a great movie game but a great action game — I KNOW people are going to think other action games feel sluggish once they try Wolverine. People are going to be begging to lunge at enemies from 40 feet away, wishing they could move as fast and smooth as Wolverine.
The enemy you saw is a "Goliath" if you do the "Quick Kill" move on him, you rip his arm off and beat him with it.
The other favorite "Quick Kill" in the game for me personally is when you force the enemy's shotgun under his chin and …. blam!
Video: Wolverine is one angry, awesome dude
X-Men Origins: Wolverine Live Q&A
Posted by T0SH in QuickNews, X-Men Origins: Wolverine on March 11th, 2009
Project Lead Dan Vondrak is available for questions now at this link about X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
X Men Origins Wolverine Gameplay
Posted by T0SH in X-Men Origins: Wolverine on February 16th, 2009
I'm liking what I see so far 🙂
SNIKT! Berserker Rage!
Posted by T0SH in X-Men Origins: Wolverine on February 11th, 2009
Finally a true Wolverine game. I'm glad they took the more violent, bloody route. It's how Wolverine is, he's a killer when need be. If you read the Wolverine comics, you know how violent they are at times.
Imagine this: Wolverine, body riddled with bullets, climbs atop a helicopter. He bursts through the window, grabs the pilot and lifts the body up to the rotors. The pilot's head gets shredded apart.
Welcome to X-Men Origins: Wolverine. One could talk about the various nuances of its gameplay, but overwhelmingly only one aspect of the game truly stands out: it's violent. Really, really violent.
It shouldn't be surprising that X-Men Origins is so bloody. It is, in fact, about a man who has deadly claws coming out of his hands. For too long, the big-budget Hollywood movies and video games have presented a neutered Wolverine. X-Men Origins: Wolverine wants to tell the story of a man who's very, very angry at those that created him — a weapon of war.
Seems like he will have some killer moves to. Ripping enemies in half, hacking off limbs, etc. And when Wolverine gets injured you'll see bullets in his body, gashes from knife attacks. It will even show organs and bone before he heals, which happens in real time!
The gameplay will be similar to God of War in some ways. There will be interactive cinematic sequences. But they do it a little bit different:
While GoW has relied on QTE button presses, Wolverine tries to make these sequences feel more like gameplay. For example, when Wolverine fights a helicopter, players won't have to wait for random buttons to appear on the screen. Rather, they use the same attack buttons to claw away at the windshield. Players have to dodge with the same button as the one in regular combat. Cinematic sequences have their buttons mapped to mirror regular gameplay sequences. It certainly feels a lot more natural than God of War.
I really like their approach at QTE events, sounds like fun 🙂 I'm really looking forward to this game. Hopefully it will be good and not another awful video game movie tie-in. But so far it's seems to be coming along well.
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In a major victory against al-Qaeda on Tuesday, Pakistani forces took control over a 156-cave network inside the small village of Damadola that, until recently, was the Taliban and al-Qaeda's "nerve center". "It was the main hub of militancy where al-Qaeda operatives had moved freely," including Ayman al-Zawahiri, second in command to Osama bin Laden, said Pakistani regional commander Major-General Tariq Khan. The caves, carved into mountains and hidden from sight, housed military supplies including: stockpiles of guns and ammunition, bazookas, artillery shells, rocket propelled grenades, mines and stolen U.S. army uniforms. According to Gen. Khan, militants from Egypt, Uzbekistan, Chechnya, and Afghanistan worked inside the caves.
Capturing Damadola, a district in the Bajaur tribal region near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, is a major success for the Pakistani army. In fact, this is the second time Pakistan has launched an operation inside the Bajaur region. The army first mounted an offensive there in August 2008 and claimed victory in February 2009, but violence returned when the army switched it's focus to Pakistani Taliban fighters in Swat and South Waziristan. However, following the Pakistani army's victory this week, local tribesmen formed militias to defend their villages, vowing to support the army in fighting the militants. "We will not let the Taliban to return to our villages," said Sultan Khan, a local farmer.
Pakistan hopes that the operation will help the U.S.-led troops in their fight against insurgents across the border in Afghanistan. However, while the taking of Damadola is certainly a victory for the U.S. in the war against jihadist forces, it is too soon to determine if the results will be long lasting. As Daveed Gartenstein-Ross notes in the fall 2008 issue of inFOCUS, "al-Qaeda's supporters enjoy a strong presence in Pakistan's military and intelligence services," and, to date, Pakistan's military has failed to effectively police the entire country.
Related Topics: al-Qaeda, Terrorism | Samara Greenberg
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Book of Love
I Will Steal You Back
Please Say No
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You Were Good
I front Brandon Jim Band out of Sierra Vista, Az. I was wondering if we could get on the Jimmy Eat World show on 5/11 in Sierra Vista as direct support. We have opened for bands like Jimmy Eat World- Eve6, Unwritten Law, Jason DeVore of Authority Zero, VooDoo Glowskulls, Greek Fire, and more.
We have a good fan base in SV because its our hometown. We've been selected to headline our Main Street Block party this year in Sierra Vista. We could help the draw for this show.
Please refer to our website
Thanks so much,
Brandon Jim
Please come to England on your next tour!
Damage – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Y-gG4exBPA.
This is fantastic news! I hope we can hear a song soon!
I'm rather excited that they're putting out a new album, but ecstatic because this means I'll get to see them live again!!!
Four days after my Birthday….Happy Belated Birthday to me!
So very excited about this new album, cannot wait to hear it live in Ireland at some stage.Love the cover.Good Luck with the new album.
If you guys want to hear more about Damage, check out Jim on my podcast that was released earlier this week from Washed Up Emo Blog http://www.washedupemo.com/2013/04/episode-21-jim-adkins-jimmy-eat-world.html.
like the art
Is Book Of Love going to be a Magnetic Fields cover? *fingers crossed*
I hope "You were good" is 12 minutes long, at least.
So Stoked
is "book of love" a cover of the Magnetic Fields song?
Nice metaphor with the umbrella! I am looking forward to this release.
I love you guys.
Can't wait! Any new album from Jimmy Eat World has got to be good news!


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(a) Establishment
The Secretary of the Interior, after consultation with the heads of appropriate Federal agencies, shall establish an expedited schedule for conducting reviews and making recommendations concerning crude oil transportation systems proposed in applications filed under section 2004 of this title and for obtaining information necessary for environmental impact statements required under section 4332 of title 42 with respect to such proposed systems.
(b) Additional information
(1) On his own initiative or at the request of the head of any Federal agency covered by the review schedule established under subsection (a) of this section, the Secretary of the Interior shall require that an applicant provide such additional information as may be necessary to conduct the review of the applicant's proposal. Such information may include—
(A) specific details of the route (and alternative routes) and identification of Federal lands affected by any such route;
(2) If, within a reasonable time, an applicant does not—
(B) comply with any requirement of section 1734 of this title,
the Secretary of the Interior may declare the application ineligible for consideration under this chapter. After making such a declaration, the Secretary of the Interior shall notify the applicant and the President of such ineligibility.
(c) Recommendations of heads of Federal agencies
(1) Pursuant to the schedule established under subsection (a) of this section, heads of Federal agencies covered by such schedule shall conduct a review of a proposed crude oil transportation system eligible for consideration under this chapter and shall submit their recommendations concerning such systems (and the basis for such recommendations) to the Secretary of the Interior for submission to the President. After receipt of such recommendations and before their submission to the President, the Secretary of the Interior shall provide an opportunity for comments in accordance with paragraph (2). The Secretary of the Interior shall forward such comments to the President with the recommendations—
(A) in the case of applications filed under section 2004 (1) of this title, on or before December 1, 1978, and
(A) After receipt of recommendations under paragraph (1) the Secretary of the Interior shall provide appropriate means by which the Governor and any other official of any State and any official of any political subdivision of a State, may submit written comments concerning proposed crude oil transportation systems eligible for consideration under this chapter.
(d) Review by Federal Trade Commission; effect on the antitrust laws
(1) Promptly after he receives an application for a proposed crude oil transportation system eligible for consideration under this chapter, the Secretary of the Interior shall submit to the Federal Trade Commission a copy of such application and such other information as the Commission may reasonably require. The Commission may prepare and submit to the President a report on the impact of implementation of such application upon competition and restraint of trade and on whether such implementation would be inconsistent with the antitrust laws. Such report shall be made available to the public. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed to prevent the President from making his decision under section 2007 (a) of this title in the absence of such report.
(2) Nothing in this chapter shall bar the Attorney General or any other appropriate officer or agent of the United States from challenging any anticompetitive act or practice related to the ownership, construction, or operation of any crude oil transportation system approved under this chapter. The approval of any such system under this chapter shall not be deemed to convey to any person immunity from civil or criminal liability or to create defenses to actions under the antitrust laws and shall not modify or abridge any private right of action under such laws.
(e) Filing and review of permits, rights-of-way applications, etc., not affected
Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to prevent the acceptance and review by any Federal agency of any application for any Federal permit, right-of-way, or other authorizations under other provisions of law for a crude oil transportation system eligible for consideration under this chapter; except that any determination with respect to such an application may be made only in accordance with the provisions of section 2009 (a) of this title.
Source(Pub. L. 95–617, title V, § 505,Nov. 9, 1978, 92 Stat. 3158.)
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Talk to any filmmaker worth their artistic salt about what it's like making a movie within the Hollywood system these days and chances are good you'll get an earful about how focus groups have become the bane of their craft. Films aren't simply made by a director working with a group of producers these days; they're molded into a theatrical cut only after being ground through a marketing-driven committee process wherein the film is shown to a group of test subjects who then essentially give a thumbs up, thumbs down to every aspect of the movie.
If enough people in a test focus group say they don't like something in a film, chances are a studio is going to retool it (either by reshoots, re-edits or simply dropping the element from a film entirely) until it passes committee muster. And as terrible as that can be for a filmmaker, incorporating feedback from a focus group is just part of regular business that most have come to, if not respect, at least tolerate. We're curious, then, how filmmakers feel about the newest trend in focus group testing: Neurocinema.
Normal focus group testing involves a marketer preparing a questionaire for audiences and then leading said group in a discussion of what they liked and didn't like about a film. Neurocinema testing, however, is a bit different. It doesn't involve a person trying to verbally express why they didn't think a particular scene was funny. It doesn't involve communicating to a trained marketer why you'd recommend the film to a friend. It doesn't involve opinions at all, in fact. Neurocinema involves hooking an audience member up to a variety of brain scanning devices and determining what elements of a film elicit the most brain activity.
From FastCompany's article Rise of Neurocinema: How Hollywood Studios Harness Your Brainwaves to Win Oscars:
This new marketing trend is hardly confined to the horror genre, of course, but the most interesting revelation in FastCompany's look at the burgeoning new field isn't that it can be used for any film genre, but that neurotesting is being used on movies before they're even made. Does the average person's neurons fire off faster when thinking about Scarlett Johansson or Jessica Alba? No idea, but whoever wins, that's who the neuromarketers will recommend casting. The same process can be used on everything from script readings to trailer watchings-- whatever elicits the most positive brain activity will get the marketing seal of approval.
A trailblazing few firms and studios have delved into the upstart practice of "neurocinema," the method of using neurofeedback to help moviemakers vet and refine film elements such as scripts, characters, plots, scenes, and effects. Princeton University psychology professor Uri Hasson coined the term "neurocinematics" based on an fMRI study, in which he concluded that certain types of films (e.g. horror, action, sci-fi) produced high activation scores in the amygdala region of viewer subjects' brains, the part that controls disgust, anger, lust, and fear. Hasson asserted that horror filmmakers can potentially control viewers' brains by precisely editing their films to maximize amygdalic excitement and thus "control for" buzz and success at the theater.
But if all this talk of creative expression being killed off by the impartial measurement of synaptic response has you feeling suddenly very depressed about the current state of Hollywood, you can take comfort in knowing that neurocinema is still just a trend. It's far from the industry norm and most likely is only being used by the marketing departments of the biggest blockbusters in town (the service providers FastCompany spoke to were unwilling to say specifically who their clients were), but it's certainly a technology to keep a discerning eye on. Who knows, maybe some day movie trailers will no longer feature pull quotes from film critics, but simply boast that the film's action scenes put its neurocinema testers into a blissful state of brain activity.


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Moscow-Washington DC video conference: "How to Launch a Start-Up"
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Moscow-Washington DC video conference: "How to Launch a Start-Up"
February 12, 2012
On February 12, the Russian Trade Representation in the U.S. and the U.S.-Russia Business Council within the framework of the Innovation Working Group of the U.S.-Russia Bilateral Presidential Commission hosted a video conference on creating and managing successful start-ups. Hosted by the Technopark "Skolkovo" in Moscow, the video conference connected three locations (Moscow, Washington DC and Boulder, Colorado) using Cisco Systems technology. The audience, about 10-15 Russian start-ups, participated in a lively discussion of topics ranging from advice on what makes commercialization efforts successful to start-up financing. The speakers also addressed the enabling environment for innovation and tools available at local, regional and federal levels to help start-ups.
U.S. speakers included well-known entrepreneurs Evan Burfield (Startup D.C.), Brad Feld (Foundry Group). Also participating were Lorraine Hariton (Special Representative for Commercial and Business Affairs at the U.S. State Department and Coordinator of the Innovation Working Group), Oleg Fomichev (Deputy Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation and Coordinator of the Innovation Working Group), Rinat Dosmukhamedov (Russian Trade Representative to the U.S.), and Randi Levinas (U.S.-Russia Business Council).
The video conference was moderated by Samir Shakhbaz of RIA Novosti.