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The greatest novel in the history of humanity.
- 8:35 a.m. Jan. 23, 2011
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The Bible is thousands of years old. The King James Version or translation of
the Bible is 400 years old.
Also, the Bible is not a novel. It is NOT fiction. It is a very great book--not a great novel.
- 1:35 p.m. Jan. 23, 2011
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I am grateful for the one who translated the Bible so everybody could read of it. I am also grateful to those inventors who made the Bible accessible to us from generation to generation.
- 4:36 p.m. Jan. 23, 2011
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It is very much a novel. It is absolutely fiction.
- 5:12 p.m. Jan. 23, 2011
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Somehow the KJV of the bible, only being 400 years old, made it into a book that is alledgedly 2600 years old.
- 9:29 p.m. Jan. 23, 2011
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The Bible is a history book which tells of mankind. From the creation in Genesis until the prophecies of the end of time in Revelation, it tells of people coming to as well as falling away from God. It was written by men, true enough, but it is inspired by God. It sets rules and commandments which we need to follow if we desire eternal life. One of the first signs of total corruption in a nation is people deny God. Others are free sexuality and immorality. When people no longer listen to the word of God and call it fiction, God will no longer be present in the lives of man. When God is absent, there is only darkness, ciaos, incivility, and cruelty of one man to another. There is no promise of eternal life and all that matters is "now" and what can I get for myself. Anarchy and tyranny rule in nations without God and there can never be peace. The Bible teaches these things. Its truthfulness can be proved by archeology and other writings. It hasn't only been around for 400 years, but ever since Moses wrote the Book of Genesis.
- 12:34 a.m. Jan. 24, 2011
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Mr. Bass,
Your understanding of the translation process is flawed. The Lord speaks to man in his own language. At the time and place of Joseph Smith the KJV was the standard, so use of the KJV text where it was in line with the Book of Mormon text worked.
there is so much evidence against Joseph Smith having had a copy of the KJV on him, that your attempt to claim this is just ludicrous. Beyond this, you are ignoring the fact that there are many significant alterations of the text of passages quoted in the Book of Mormon. This is especially true of the Isaiah passages in 2nd Nephi.
The process of the translation of the Book of Mormon is not fully understood, but your generally snide remark about it has no relevance to the matter.
- 2:00 p.m. Jan. 24, 2011
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On a different note I would encorage more reading of this elegant book. I have heard modern translations and they usually just do not measure up.
- 2:01 p.m. Jan. 24, 2011
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The claim that perishioners relied on preachers to interpet the ancient texts of
various languages does not apply to med-eval England. There the one standardly
used Bible was the Vulgate, the Latin Translation by Jerome.
On the other hand, the printing of Bibles in English pre-dated the publications of the the KJV by well over 50 years. The Bible was widely available in English before the KJV was published, and the KJV relied heavily on the work of previous translators such as William Tyndale. On the other hand it is true that the scholars who compiled the KJV did seek to use Greek and Hebrew texts in their translation.
It is only a small minority of modern scholars who would argue that any of our modern Bible had ancestral texts in Aramaic. Jesus probably spoke Aramaic, but it is generally believed that most if not all the New Testament was first written in Greek.
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"Sir John Cheke taught England and Prince Edward Greek". John Cheke
was a Greek scholar active in England in the 1530s and 1540s. One of his pupils
was King Edward VI. Before this virtually no one in England had known Greek.
This is just a piece of eviidence showing that preachers were not conveying the Bilbe message as they had learned it in Greek or Hebrew. They were conveying it as they learned it in Latin, specifically the vulgate.
The first wave of Protestants were as interested in getting to the early, source language texts of the Bible as they were in printing it in languages other than Latin. the Catholic Church disliked the polyglot Bible more for disregarding the Vulgate text and incorporating Greek and Hebrew in printing, than for its printing passages in languages such as German.
the whole presentation of pre-1530 religion in England in this article is just plain incorrect.
- 2:26 p.m. Jan. 24, 2011
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John Pack Lambert,
As brevity is the sould of wit, I must say, like Polonius, you strike me as a bit of a "chatterbox".
- 7:13 p.m. Jan. 24, 2011
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Actually as to the bible being fiction that depends. If you are going by history there are some things in it that give good historical accounts. It talks about the Assyrian empire, Babylonian Empire, and other ancient cultures and civilizations some of which historians doubted until they started doing more digging and found evidence of it. Can you prove the spiritual things in the bible no not really those are matters of faith but to say that the whole thing is fiction is fiction there really are some historical accounts in there.
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I'm back in Seattle after some busy, yet fun trips to Portland and LA. Lot's to catch up on, but I thought I would share a few of my recent iPhone portraits. The project continues to move ahead, and as always you can see more of them in my project section as well as on my Instagram profile. This is something I have been working on for the past 9 months or so. I have photographed over 200 people to date so far. All with an iPhone, and some natural light. Nothing fancy. Just getting caught up in a moment, enjoying no frills photography and meeting new people.
Some New iPhone Portraits
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I'm back in Seattle after some busy, yet fun trips to Portland and LA. Lot's to catch up on, but I thought I would share a few of my recent iPhone portraits. The project continues to move ahead, and as always you can see more of them in my project section as well as on my Instagram profile. This is something I have been working on for the past 9 months or so. I have photographed over 200 people to date so far. All with an iPhone, and some natural light. Nothing fancy. Just getting caught up in a moment, enjoying no frills photography and meeting new people.
The Family That Goes To Jail Together…
Posted by John Keatley / Filed under Keatley Christmas, Personal Work
Well, you know what they say. The family that get's into an altercation with a 65 year old lady with big hair from Texas because she cut in line in front of us at the Nordstrom Santa photo booth together, stays together. And apparently goes to jail together too. I'll admit this is all a bit embarrassing, but as you can see, we were a little tied up so to speak this last Christmas. Not exactly how we envisioned spending the Holidays, but thankfully everything got cleared up and we are now back home. I wasn't sure if we were going to be able to do our annual family picture this year, but thankfully one of the guards took this for us, and it turned out pretty good. It is a part of our story now, so why pretend it didn't happen I guess.
Oh, and is it too late to say Happy New Year? Happy New Year everyone. I hope you enjoy the new Keatley Family Picture. And some of you thought we weren't going to do one this year. Please!
And one more thing. If anyone want's to help me pick up trash on the side of I-90 between Issaquah and Bend for the next 6 months, give a holler. I would love your help.
Workshop In The Bahamas
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What!? That's right. We are taking this show on the road to the Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas this May 28th through Sunday June 1st.
Can you say lazy river y'all! I think we are definitely going to be ending each day on the lazy river. Heck, we may even do a shoot on the lazy river just because we can. It's going to be amazing. We will be in paradise, taking pictures, relaxing, hanging out with some awesome people and of course learning a ton.
What really makes this so exciting is the unique location. I can't wait to shoot on location and do some things I have not been able to do at previous workshops. We are definitely going to take advantage of our surroundings. Take a look…
Above is a video from my workshop in Seattle last February.
Lighting The Keatley Way is going to be a blast. I am going to do a couple of shoots so you can see how it all comes together. We will be covering natural and studio lighting. You will also get a chance to create your own pictures and experience the different lighting modifiers. I will be sharing everything I have learned throughout the years to help you walk away empowered, excited and confident about moving forward to create work that will match up with your vision. Lighting and production is not as scary as it seems. Sometimes we just need a little help and nudge in the right direction.
Marketing With The Big Boys is a really important class. I can't stress that enough. You can be the best photographer in the world, but without a solid understanding of building your brand and marketing it in the right way, you will never make it. Marketing is king in business, and admit it or not, if you are a professional photographer, you are a business. Artists hate to hear that, but it's true. I majored in Business and have been at this for 13 years. I am going to share with you everything I know and have learned over my career. There are no secrets. Just solid advice and a passion to see others succeed. I will be covering so many things in this course. Even things like real world estimates and invoices. What to charge, self promotion, leverage, building a brand, social media and so much more. My goal is for you to walk away from this workshop feeling excited about business! I know, I know, but dream big right.
Find Your Style is a half day class for photographers who are starting out, or asking questions like, 'How did you get to where you are?' 'How did you develop your style?' 'How do I find my style?' Finding your style is more about understanding yourself than anything else. It all starts with you and what makes you uniquely you. I will be talking about my journey, and how you can begin or continue in your own successful journey as a photographer, shooting what you love and getting paid in the process. We may even throw in a fun little shoot too, just to keep things interesting.
Signing up and reserving your spot only requires a 20% deposit, so no need to pay it all at once. Come alone, bring a friend, bring your partner, bring your whole family! That's what I'm doing. F-Stoppers is putting on quite a show. There will be an awesome meet and greet, as well as talks on Friday by all 10 photographers who are teaching at the event. Friday is going to be free, so you can get some great input from many different points of view. The folks at F-Stoppers have also hooked us up with great rates on rooms starting at $160 a night. Not to mention flights are pretty dang low right now, depending on where you are traveling from. Sign up soon. Spots are limited for each workshop. Also worth noting, the room discounts will be disappearing 1 month before the event. Let me know if you have any questions. I hope to see you in the Bahamas!!! Let's do this. Here is a link to sign up.
Professional Photographer Feature
Posted by John Keatley / Filed under News, Personal Work, Press & Interviews
As some of you may know, last year I began a little portrait project with my iPhone and Instagram. It began almost as an accident, but quickly became a project very close to my heart. I have met some amazing people and heard some incredible stories along the way. Like Jordan's story for example. Within just a few months, I got a call from KING 5 about going on New Day NW (watch video) as well as several other interviews. One of those interviews just came out this month in Professional Photographer Magazine as a full feature. As a photographer, it's exciting to shoot for a feature, but a feature about my work is a whole new level of excitement. Thank you so much to Jade Price and everyone at Professional Photographer for your support and interest in my work. I feel like I am just getting started with my iPhone Portrait project, and I can't wait to see where it takes me next.
The Rider
Posted by John Keatley / Filed under Personal Work
It didn't take long for the humans to panic. Government had been spiraling out of control for 60 years, fueled by greed and corporate corruption. Mankind had finally taken all it could from the earth, until the earth had nothing left to give. The humans had long embraced the idea, live for today and take what you want. The cries of those who recognized the consequences of such behavior were left to the minority and written off as crazy. Men had convinced themselves they were invincible. Once the Nelson Report came out, and Amazon's infrastructure collapsed, people began hoarding resources and grabbing all they could for themselves. Telecommunications were quickly shut down, and in less than 18 months, the US population had been cut by over 75 percent. Riots, fires, murder, starvation and sickness spread with very little resistance.
As life has always demonstrated, sometimes it takes the loss of one thing to gain another. Ironic and painful as it was, it took man's near destruction of the earth to bring about a new relationship between man and animal as it was in the beginning of time.
The Rider has not survived in the new world these past 5 years because of his strength, or because of things taken. He has survived because of relationships. Primarily a relationship with his bear and with nature. These things, which were seen as weak and useless before, have now become what is held most precious in the dark days.
We Roofin'
Posted by John Keatley / Filed under Ad Campaign, BTS
I feel like I am beginning to repeat myself a little, because each ad campaign I have done this year feels like one of those dream jobs. This one for Washington Healthplanfinder was no exception. With Obamacare rolling out I got to work with the folks at GMMB on this hilarious ad campaign. If these images don't convince you to get yourself some health insurance, I don't know what will.
The first shoot (the seagull attack) took place on our own private ferry at 4:30am on a beautiful Sunday. It was maybe one of the coolest things I have done on a shoot. Drifting around in the Puget Sound at sunrise. Beautiful!
The next shoot was a 4:00am call time, which feels so early to me! Not a morning person, but the show must go on. The skateboard crash was the hardest and most technical of all the shots. Although my assistants might disagree since I have no idea how they managed a 12×12 and two 7 ft. softboxes on a windy ferry.
The roofing accident shot was at the end of a very long 12 hour day, but it was so fun. The talent with the nail gun, Gabriel, had us all dying with his dialog. I like to give people scenarios to work with when shooting this type of work. I find it helps me work through the situation, and also helps the talent get into character and make the image more believable. There are a lot of little details to think about on a shot like the roofing accident. What are these guys doing? What is happening on and off camera that I want the viewer to think about? Are the interactions of the two guys on the roof believable? And so on.
So for this shot, I explained to Gabriel:
You are putting a new roof on your home before the winter hits, and your good friend is helping you because he owes you a big favor (You traded him Russell Wilson for Trent Richardson in your fantasy football league.). You are almost done with one side of the roof, when your neighbor walks by and see's you up there. He gives you a puzzled look because he knows you are not the handiest guy on the block. Hey, what the heck are you doing up there!? he yells. Gabriel looks back at his neighbor with a big smile, and says… And this is where Gabriel took over with his improv. "Oh, we roofin' man! Yeah, we roofin'!" "What's it look like we doin' up her man, we roofin'!" You might think over an hour of this might get old, but somehow it didn't. We just laughed, took pictures and, yeah, we roofin'.
Here are some of my favorite behind the scenes images from this shoot. Big thanks to my new rep Redeye, Kontent Partners (who are super amazing people, and amazing at what they do), GMMB, Gigantic Squid, Cara Aeschliman, Gregg White, and so many more. I am blessed to work with such fun people.
Hiring A Senior Retoucher
Posted by John Keatley / Filed under News
We are very happy to announce the Keatley team is growing once again. We are officially opening up a new position in our studio for a Senior Retoucher. We could not be more excited to find our next team member to collaborate with. It's gonna be a lot of fun! If you are a talented retoucher, or know someone who is, we hope to hear from you. The full job listing and application process is below.
Looking for a Senior Retoucher to work at Keatley Studio
Location: Our new West Seattle studio near Alki beach.
About us: We are a commercial photography studio that focuses on advertising, celebrity portrait and high end fine art photography, both locally and internationally. Our business has steadily grown over the past twelve years, and John Keatley's work has been recognized by multiple national and international contests and awards. He has photographed International advertising campaigns for multiple major brands, award winning personal work, and many of the most recognizable celebrities in the world. Editorially his work has appeared in Time, Wired, Forbes, Inc., Rolling Stone, Fast Company, and ESPN to name a few. We consist of one full-time photographer, a full time creative producer, a part-time bookkeeper, interns, and frequently work with freelance artists on a per-project basis. We highly value creativity and collaboration, and can assure you that working here will not be dull. Neither will the photography you will be retouching. See further proof at www.keatleyphoto.com.
About you: First and foremost, we are looking for a Photoshop master who can hit the ground running. Someone who is persistent, motivated, organized, creative, and passionate about retouching. This position offers the opportunity to make your mark on an exciting business and help it grow. Skills that are required for this job: self-motivated/driven, detail-oriented, organized, relational, flexible, strong retouching skills, looks at the big picture, committed/responsible, an appreciation for creativity, always trying to improve, and a sense of humor. Your job duties will immediately include: Retouching, compositing, image prepping, color correction, digital asset management, digital tech on shoots, production, organizing and maintaining the photo archive. This job is a full time position.
Are you the person who can look at an old neglected house and, only see potential? Then you would be our ideal candidate, someone who is a dreamer, and can make ideas into reality.
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You will be a key contributor and play a pivotal role in the success of this business. Although we are a small business, we are involved in some really big projects with far reaching impact. We hope your role in this work will give you great personal satisfaction. We are looking for someone who will bring their own ideas and vision to the table. We want you to grab hold of opportunities and find ways to explore and improve upon already existing ideas with your own.
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PDN Faces 2013 Winner
Posted by John Keatley / Filed under Celebrity, Contest
I am so proud to be included in the 2013 PDN Faces contest. Both of these portraits were selected and are in the September issue of PDN. I know what you are thinking. That is a whole lot of fur…
I first photographed Macklemore and Ryan Lewis two days before the Heist was released. It's hard to believe that was a year ago now. A lot has changed since then.
My other furry friend is Colonel Meow. If you are not familiar with him, he is only one of the most famous cats on the Internet. So there you have it. That being said, he was terrible to work with. He showed up late, was rude and inconsiderate, and he reeked of Scotch. I have nothing kind to say about him. But I do like this portrait, and I am glad I won a contest with it.
CHVRCHES for Rolling Stone
Posted by John Keatley / Filed under Editorial Work
Meet CHVRCHES. Pronounced Churches. I got the chance to work with photo editor Deborah Dragon at Rolling Stone a couple of weeks back to photograph this up and coming Scottish synth-pop trio. My photo is out in the current issue of Rolling Stone. The one with Miley Cyrus licking herself on the cover. Yeah, that one. The shoot took place in Minneapolis at the legendary First Avenue Theatre. In the mens bathroom… The CHVRCHES debut album is out today, and it's pretty awesome. Here is the Amazon link to the album: CHVRCHES – The Bones of What You Believe Enjoy!
I'm On TV
Posted by John Keatley / Filed under News
Click the image above to watch the full interview.
It's those three words every mother dreams of hearing. Well, maybe not in all cases, but this time its pretty exciting. And I'll admit, I am still pretty giddy about this opportunity. Thursday of last week, I was featured on New Day NW (King 5), along with Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman, and designer Jonathan Adler. Thank you to Su Ring, Meeghan Black, and Mark Klebeck for your amazing support and interest in what I do!
Thanks for watching everyone! Hopefully next time I am on TV, I will be talking about my new iPhone Portrait book. :)
Me and my girl on our way to the King 5 studio.
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I live my life in growing orbitswhich move out over the things of the world.Perhaps I can never achieve the lastbut that will be my attempt.I am circling around God, around the ancient tower,and I have been circling for a thousand years,and I still don't know if I am a falcon, or a storm,or a great song.
This is the creature there has never been.They never knew it, and yet, none the less,they loved the way it moved, its suppleness,its neck, its very gaze, mild and serene.Not there, because they loved it, it behavedas though it were. They always left some space.And in that clear unpeopled space they savedit lightly reared its head, with scarce a traceof not being there. They fed it, not with corn,but only the Possibility of Being.And that was able to confersuch strength, its brow put forth a horn. One horn.Whitely it stole up to a maid - to bewithin the silver mirrorand in her
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So you must not be frightened if a sadness rises up before you larger than any you have ever known, if a restiveness, like light and cloud shadow passes over your hands and over all that you do. You must think that something is happening with you, that life has not forgotten you, that it holds you in its hand; it will not let you fall.
No, there is not more beauty here than elsewhere, and all these objects, continuously admired by generations and patched and mended by workmen's hands, signify nothing, are nothing, and have no heart and no value;-- but there is much beauty here, because there is much beauty everywhere.
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Ted Simons: Good evening and welcome to "Horizon." I'm Ted Simons. Over 18,000 signatures were filed this afternoon by Citizens for a Better Arizona. That's a group looking to recall senate president Russell Pearce. The group needs just under 8,000 signatures to force a recall election. Joining us to talk about the recall effort is Randy Parraz of Citizens for a Better Arizona. Good to see you again. Thanks for joining us.
Randy Parraz: Good to be here.
Ted Simons: Did I get those numbers right, that many were filed and you're looking for just right, You're looking for just under 8,000 or so?
Randy Parraz: It's actually 7,756.
Ted Simons: What expectations do you have for how many are going to be ok.
Randy Parraz: We're pretty confident, we had about 6% validity rate and checked with the county recorder and we also checked on our own voter action network we maintain. We're going through and checking and verifying and making sure we have a significant amount so we can make this happen.
Ted Simons: Talk to us about the timetable. I recall haring the Arizona elections director gave you guys wrong information. What's going on here?
Randy Parraz: Back in April, getting closer to the number we need and basically asked them, can you please tell us the deadline for us. If you want to guarantee based on the statutory authority and limits, November election, what would be the deadline? Even though the 120-day deadline was May 31st, they said if we turned it in by may 25th we'd qualify and that turned out not to be the case, it was actually was May 10th.
Ted Simons: So, is a November election out. Or is it still a possibility?
Randy Parraz: It's no longer guaranteed it's a possibility. Depends on how long they take.
Ted Simons: Either November or next March?
Randy Parraz: Yes. All determined by statute.
Ted Simons: It's all determined, I guess as well,on how quickly the signatures are figured out and how quickly the governor calls for the election if they all pan out?
Randy Parraz: Absolutely, there's a 90-day process starts today, with the 10-day checking period with the Secretary of State and then it goes back to the County Recorder's office for up to 60 days and back to the Secretary of Wtate for five more days and the governor's desk and she has 15 days to make -- declare an election within 15 days. It doesn't get to her desk unless there's a recall.
Ted Simons: What's the deadline for the fall election as opposed to having it come up in March?
Randy Parraz: My sense is they have to verify the signatures by the end of July, the first week of August.
Ted Simons: Ok. Let's -- talk to us about pros and cons of a November election, or a March election. I mean, November election, I guess is what you were aiming for -- what? -- to prevent him from returning to the legislature.
Randy Parraz: Exactly, so he couldn't do more damage to Arizona, right. I think one -- the cons for the November election, we have a tremendous amount of momentum right now. At no time in the history of the United States of America has any sitting senate president been recalled and we did more than double the signatures necessary and didn't do it in Tucson or Tempe, we did it in Mesa. Where people say it's so conservative and extreme and would never contemplate something like this -- there's a lot of folks who are tired what they've been seeing happening.
Ted Simons: Back to the election aspect of this. There are some who suggest a March election would be better for your group because -- at least those against Pearce, because the Senate President would be having to campaign while in session.
Randy Parraz: Absolutely, not only that, given the situation, no real candidate was viable can come out until probably mid August so it's difficult to ramp up in two months in November. This way, they have more lead time for a campaign in March, and at the same time, if that was to happen, if he was recalled, I doubt very much the Republican caucus would give him the title of the president of the senate. That would be another public embarrassment.
Ted Simons: You mentioned candidates, are they starting to line up?
Randy Parraz: I think people have identified people who fit the profile of the district. Republican but probably more moderate, someone who's a member of the LDS church, a Mormon who can really represent that community, who's got deep roots there. So, I think those folks exist but they're not going to necessarily surface until it's almost certain that Russell Pearce will, in fact, be recalled.
Ted Simons: Why are you pushing for this? Why do you think the voters in that district should have a do-over? They just voted him in. They've voted him in over and over for the past 10 years or so. Why?
Randy Parraz: People have to understand, this is not the Russell Pearce of April 2010 ofof November 2010. This is the Russell Pearce of 2011. He just had a four to five month run -- he was extreme on so many issues. Put the immigration issue aside, let's talk about guns on campus, let's talk about dismantling healthcare for poor people and taking hundreds of millions of dollars out of our K-12 education and another $200 million out of the university state system, I have universities wanting to get involved. This is a person who has become too extreme for Arizona. People who are waiting for a transplant do not get the funding, these are people who have actually died, so this is Russell Pearce as leader and president of the Senate and we feel his policies impact us all.
Ted Simons: Are you saying that Russell Pearce now is more extreme than Russell Pearce has been? Because a lot of political observers would say no big surprise. The senate presidency gives him a bigger platform. But this is the same Russell Pearce we've known for years.
Randy Parraz: But a lot of observers don't understand that most voters in Mesa, there's significant number of voters -- have never heard of Russell Pearce. We've been knocking on the door since January and we'll say, "How do you feel about Russell Pearce being president of the Senate?" And they would respond, "Who is Russell Pearce?" So, it's not as if though everybody knows who this person is, so we do a lot of education. We also know that folks, we just had a Republican couple come to the library a couple of weeks ago, we know the Republicans they self-identify middle aged, about 65 or older, white couple and Mormon and they said basically he's too extreme now for us. So, he's really gone further to the right. Now because his issue, He hasn't been a leader in the sense of driving something as president of the Senate. He's now -- he has a major player in terms of the budget and I think people see that agenda is too extreme for where they are.
Ted Simons: The door knocking, the information campaign, letting people know who this guy was, why didn't that happen last year? Why not wait for another year for it to happen? I think the critics against this move are saying you got -- basically another election is coming up, they've already voted him in - 56 some odd percent as far as winning the campaign. Why are we going through this when the voters get another chance next year?
Randy Parraz: We felt it's too long to wait. We're impatient, we don't want to wait and we feel he's done some things now - what better time to use the statutory authority to recall someone based on his record this legislative session. Lot of people thought it was an embarrassment. See those going on record if we knew what we know now, we wouldn't have invested in this state. Look at what's happening in education. Where's the leadership of Russell Pearce? So I think this someone who attacks teachers and attacks their pensions, attacks things rather than bringing people together. So, we as citizens, For me personally, it became a point in November when he became president of the senate, I just said no more. Not on my watch is he going to be president of the Senate without us trying to hold him accountable.
Ted Simons: So, when the other side says this is an abuse of the recall process. That, he's not done anything illegal, according to a lot of folks that he's not done anything that would really surprise or done anything that would really surprise observers, you say --
Randy Parraz: Absolutely not. He's done a lot of things that surprise people. People thought he was going to focus on job creation. That was his number one issue. This is a man who when 60 CEOs wrote a letter when he was trying to put forward an omnibus immigration bill, they weren't even for or against it, they just said basically let's not do this alone any more because we get hurt financially. He said he didn't care and he pushed it through and he was interested in his own personal agenda. This is the type of political extremism we're talking about. There's been thousands of legislators in the 100-year history of Arizona, but no president has ever been recalled, so how extreme must you be, we can't go out and manufacture these signatures, you can't force someone to sign. So, when you reach this level of signature gathering, there's something going on out there.
Ted Simons: Randy, thank you very much for joining us.
Randy Parraz: Thank you very much.


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Norwich — Kelly Middle School, damaged by a small fire and extensive water damage early Monday, will reopen today, but more than 200 students will be relocated to makeshift classrooms in staff rooms, the school community room and other locations until the two damaged wings can reopen.
As of late Monday, no cost estimates were available for the damage, although the school system's insurance deductible is $10,000. Insurance company personnel were on the scene Monday and will return Wednesday to assess damage costs, Superintendent Abby Dolliver said.
The fire started at 2:26 a.m., when an older computer in the new second-floor science lab smoldered and burned. Two overhead sprinklers were triggered and sent water cascading onto the floor, into the hallway, down the stairway and through ceilings. Firefighters had to break the glass in the locked classroom door to enter the room.
Fire damage was contained to the computer, but water damage was much more extensive. About 30 classrooms had some water in them. In the dozen most damaged classrooms, ceiling tiles became soaked and collapsed onto desks and floors, and water seeped through walls. In the science classroom directly beneath the classroom where the fire started, water was about a foot deep before crews used pumps and later floor scrapers to direct the water to hallway floor drains.
Connecticut Mastery Tests were scheduled to begin for all students today, but Curriculum Director Joseph Stefon said writing tests for seventh-graders were soaked and must be replaced.
School officials expect to receive replacement tests today and state Department of Education officials gave permission for seventh-graders to take the test Wednesday.
One large preschool class at Kelly also will be affected by the need to relocate classes. School officials had planned to move most preschool classes throughout the city to the recently vacated Bishop School starting next school year. But now the Kelly class will move to Bishop starting Wednesday.
Board of Education Chairwoman Yvette Jacaruso thanked emergency responders and cleanup crews, who worked Monday to get school ready to reopen.
A $40.2 million expansion and renovation was completed a year ago at Kelly. The fire and water damage occurred mostly in the new two-story science classroom wing. Jacaruso said the new sprinkler system worked as planned, dousing the fire quickly and limiting fire and smoke damage.
But the sprinklers must be turned off manually by fire officials once they are assured the fire has been extinguished. School Business Administrator Athena Nagel estimated more than 6,000 gallons of water sprayed from the sprinklers.
Crews from G. Schnip Construction, which built the expansion, electrician DEF Wiring Services, Standard Sprinkler Corp. and Servicemaster were at the school Monday assessing damage and starting repairs.
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As fire crews investigated, they discovered smoke and water in the hallways in the science wing on the upper floor. Jencks said water was seeping down the hallways and cascading down the stairs onto the first floor as firefighters laid out salvage covers to protect computers on the first floor. Jencks said power to that part of the building had to be shut off.
Nagel said the computer was turned off, and was plugged into a surge protector — "like all the others." The city fire marshal's office is investigating the cause of the fire.
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Titanium dioxide – the wonder nanoparticle
Xiaohong Yang describes her work using the photocatalytic properties of nanoparticles. Titanium dioxide it turns out is a wonder compound with wide-ranging applications from medicine to paint (making surfaces easy to clean) to energy production.
Robyn Williams: Our PhD this week is also down there in the nano world, and she is from far away, and been speaking English for only two years. Not that that's stopping her.
Xiaohong Yang: Hello, I am Xiaohong Yang, I grew up in inner Mongolia and studied science in Dalian in north China. Now I'm a PhD candidate at the University of New South Wales in the area of materials science. Today I'd like to briefly tell you about my work and the exciting potential it promises.
Nanotechnology is the use of extremely fine particles. One exciting area for nanotechnology is that of photo catalysts, where sunlight falling on a surface causes a chemical reaction. This is generating extensive research interest around the world. It offers many wonderful possibilities. One of these is using sunlight to split water into oxygen and hydrogen, the ultimate clean fuel. Nanoscale photocatalysts have also been used in water and air purification through their antimicrobial behaviour. In other areas they are also being developed for self-sterilising medical instruments and self-cleaning building materials; for example, self-cleaning and anti-fogging coatings on glass.
A very common catalyst in chemical processes is titanium dioxide. It is used in hundreds of different ways, and Australia has the largest deposits of this mineral in the world. But did you know that very, very fine titanium particles are already used on a massive scale? They give white paint its white colour and brightness. What's interesting is that these particles are photocatalytic. When they observe sunlight, the photocatalytic reaction causes the paint to decompose. This is why after a few years it's time to repaint your house again. But what if we were to coat the Sydney Opera House tiles with a coating of titanium dioxide so thin that you can't even see it or feel it? And what if we did the same thing to its very large windows? The result would be that there would never be any dirt on the surfaces, and they would never have to be cleaned.
Suppose that you are not the cleanest person around. Well, we have the solution for you. Apply an undetectable titanium dioxide coating on your clothes, and not only would you never have to wash them, but they would also never smell, because of these fascinating materials can also deodorise.
So how can we tap into these interesting possibilities using low-tech materials? All of the current types of photocatalysts have a problem in that they are not very efficient in doing what they are supposed to do. So the goal of my research is to improve the performance of these materials. One approach is to bind the photocatalytic particle to an even smaller metal particle, such as silver, gold or platinum. This can help the electrons in titanium dioxide to move in the direction that we want them to move.
Right now the electrons aren't very cooperative. They tend to be lost before they can be used in the way we want. If we can crack this nut, it would improve our capabilities in a range of areas, including environmental protection.
I have been working on this project for about two years, and so far we have been able to increase the performance of our photocatalysts by 100%. So far it's top-secret. While this sounds good, the starting point is quite low. So we still have a long way to go. But I still have two more years up my sleeve, so I hope to add some more zeros to the percentage improvement. If we can do that, then maybe we will be able to market a new commercial product. It's fantastic when you see the performance of your sample improve. Without doubt, nanotechnology and photocatalysts offer great promise. I'm looking forward to my continued work in this field, as I'm sure there are many exciting developments to come.
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Has anyone given birth using the Bradley Method at Baylor All Saints? What was your experience?Ā Were you offered pain medicine?Ā Were you able to give birth in a different position than on your back? Were the nurses supportive of your choice to not use pain medication?Ā How long were you able to labor on your own? Did anyone have to be induced here?Ā What method was used?
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I took Bradley Method birth classes. I was at Baylor All Saints and switched to Harris Methodist to see the UNT Midwives when I was around 25-28 weeks along.┬Ā
When I told my OB at the time that I wanted an unmedicated water birth she kind of didn't encourage it. She was like I have so many moms who rent the tub/buy the tub and they never use it. And that was not the response I was really looking for.┬Ā
Are you taking classes with Donna?
If I just HAD to be at Baylor, I'd feel slightly better about the midwives than any of the OBs (I switched from a Baylor ob at 28 weeks last time). However, they are limited by the fact that Baylor is a corporate hospital vs Harris being a university hospital. I think the corporate part plays into some of the rules and regs and protocols at Baylor which may not be in the best interest of you or your baby.
Those who want medicated births or don't mind a csection typically have great experiences at Baylor though.
If you want a Bradley birth, run from inductions.
And even if you are 39 weeks (or in labor!) you can switch providers. It's not optimal but it can be done. There are two ladies in the book of Tarrant County birth stories from the birth network who switched at the end. If you haven't read it, come to a TCBN meeting and get one or they are available in the Childrens section of Stellas boutique (just south of TCU) by the cloth diapers.
Tons of Bradley births in that book too! Although if you take class with Donna I think she gives them to all her students now. :-)
I'm sure you've already made your decision, but just thought I would chime in. I delivered my son at Baylor with the Midwives this past September completely naturally, and it was an amazing experience. I made a birth plan, and everyone was on board with how we wanted the birth to go. I was never offered pain meds (I told them I would ask if I needed them). The midwives are fine with whatever position you want to be in. I actually gave birth sitting and holding my legs. The nurses were amazing, during and after my birth. They didn't ever mention pain meds, so as far as I know, they were supportive. One of my nurses had never seen a natural birth. She actually cried as she told me how beautiful it was and thanked me for letting her be a part. Afterwards, all of my nurses were so supportive. One night while I was feeding my son, completely exhausted, my nurse came in just to check on me, and saw that I was struggling to get him in the right position. She said, "Honey, you need to be comfortable, too." She held my baby and helped me position all of the pillows so I was much more comfortable. I labored for about 20 hours, most of it at home. In fact, I called the midwives when I was about 10-12 hours in, and Nancy said that I could labor at home until I was about 6-7 cm so I would be able to rest and be more comfortable. I had a doula and used a few different techniques. It was an amazing experience, and I would recommend the Baylor midwives to anyone!
P.S. I also labored in the shower and tub, and my midwife said she would be fine with it if I ended up giving birth in the tub.
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Thanks for chiming in! ┬ĀI am due to give birth at All Saints next month and have been in Bradley classes. ┬ĀI also hired a doula. ┬ĀI will be on the OB side due to risk factors. ┬ĀI think it just depends on your provider. ┬ĀI plan on laboring until my contractions are 2-3 minutes apart before going in to make sure that I do not plateau in the hospital. ┬ĀWorking with my doc has been a good experience. ┬ĀAs for the hospital itself, they talk a good game especailly in their prepared birthing class, but their pitocin and c-section rate do not support their pro-natural birth stance. ┬ĀIt is important to get signed doctors orders so that they do a hep-lock or saline-lock rather than an IV, intermittant or remote monitoring rather than constant or internal monitoring, allow you to drink fluids, etc. ┬ĀOtherwise you will get the routine treatment which does not support movement or the Bradley way.
I thought I would follow up with what I decided.┬Ā We stayed with Baylor on the OB side and I am SO happy that we did.┬Ā My contractions started at about 1-2 minutes apart, lasting about 1.5 minutes so we went to the hospital right away, only to find that I was only dialated to a 3.┬Ā The staff, however, was VERY supportive of us going naturally and LEFT US ALONE to labor for about 5 hours straight and only came to check me once it was obvious I was in transition.┬Ā I gave birth to our daughter on my hands and knees (my position of choice). Even though I pushed for over an hour, everyone was just reminding me to do what was comfortable for me, to do what my body was telling me.┬Ā Amanda Wood, my nurse had given birth natural and REALLY helped me learn how to push effectively (It was my first child). My regualr dr was not there, but the dr we had was very supportive of our birth plan, I don't think any deviations were made. There was also a med student attending the birth and He was amazing too!┬Ā He had never seen a natural birth and I could tell that the experience really moved him. Baylor REALLY exceeded my expectations on this one.┬Ā
Sweetpcrown, I absolutely love your birthing story! I'm shooting for my second Baylor baby this December and am hoping mine goes as smoothly as yours did. My first son was born at Baylor and the nurses were NOT supportive whatsoever about me wanting NO medication. Two nurses actually put Stadol in my IV without my consent. And I didn't even want the Stadol. Due to complications with the medication I ended up getting an epidural and the doctor made me start pushing long before I was supposed to. It was a horrible experience. Though I'm going to use the same OB, I will be choosing which nurses are in the room and which ones are to stay away.┬Ā
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Just wanted to chime in...My Sept 08 DD and my Nov 10 DS were both born naturally at Baylor All Saints.┬Ā I had great experiences with each.┬Ā Both times they let me walk around, sit on my birthing ball, stand, etc until I started pushing.┬Ā Both times I started pushing within 5 minutes of getting on the bed.┬Ā Both times I was offered medication a few times but never felt like they were PUSHING it on me, just letting me know my options (and to be fair I was like, ugh, I want drugs - even though I didn't, I still said it and they didn't understand that I was just venting).┬Ā The first time I delivered in a traditional position (pushed for 20 minutes).┬Ā Was never pressured to speed things up, was offered to have my water broke but declined, no biggie.┬Ā The second time I had 2 nurses that each had children without drugs, were very supportive and offered suggestions on different positions.┬Ā Most of my pushing was done on my knees, facing the back of the bed with my arms hanging over the top.┬Ā I turned around, pushed 3 more times and out came my son.┬Ā
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WASHINGTON — At last, Rep. Phil Gingrey thought as he watched the most recent presidential debate. His candidate, Newt Gingrich, had moved beyond scolding journalists to talking ideas and looking like a contender. But then Gingrich seemed to embrace a form of amnesty for illegal immigrants. And Gingrey, who opposes amnesty like most conservatives, froze.
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WASHINGTON — It's one of the starkest tests of viability for any presidential candidate: crisis management, the ability to step past an explosive charge and re-direct the news. Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain, a relative newcomer to national politics, had trouble passing Monday during a whirlwind of speeches and interviews in the shadow of sexual harassment allegations.
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"I'm not worried a bit that I'll be able to stand on the stage with Barack Obama and draw a very bright line," Perry said.
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About two in 10 Americans do — a small showing of optimism compared to Australians, but downright cheery next to Britons when asked about becoming wealthy in the next 10 years, according to a new Associated Press-CNBC poll.
In all three countries, more than seven in 10 of those surveyed said they were unlikely to become millionaires in the next decade.
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Irish rugby player Ronan O'Gara was the face of Samsung and many other brands this year. Apparently Samsung announced that their sales dropped because of their association with the hapless team. 😉
"We had no idea how poorly he would play," continued the Samsung spokesperson. "Not just Ronan, but the whole team. In hindsight the 'I'm converted' caption is quite embarrassing because his conversion record in the World Cup was shite. We're quite disappointed with Ronan, not only did he let himself and the country down, but he let us, a multi-billion dollar company, down as well."
Winter Leaves
It's cold out there and the trees are almost bare. Some leaves still hang on however!
Sunlit Grassy Slopes
Tough grass that's lovely and springy to walk on edge to the horizon where a cloud floats serenely in the blue sky. Life is good!
This is taken close to this photo of the same slope but the mood is completely different.
Light reflects on the Lough
Light trails from passing cars and street lights reflect on the calm surface of the Lough in Cork in this long exposure shot.
G-BKSP on Inch Strand
Another shot from our few hours at Inch Strand in Co. Kerry last September. This is G-BKSP waiting on the beach to fly. Unlike the glider I posted earlier I saw this plane fly. Unfortunately conditions weren't suitable for flying the gliders before we had to head home to Cork.
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Lost in the hubbub of the Beatles' entrance into the digital marketplace by way of iTunes last year was the fact that the Fab Four have actually been online for the listening since the Internet radio site debuted in 2005. Listeners can listen to Beatles-based stations like this one, and add the band to customizable stations of their own.
Last week at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the company announced a deal with Toyota that will integrate Pandora into the car maker's Entune multimedia system, to be made available to new car buyers later this year.
Pandora, which boasts 75 million users, has been available in other cars, such as Fords, for over a year. Also at the CES, Pioneer announced the integration of Pandora into nine of its in-dash products that listeners can install into their cars after purchase.
Earlier this year, David Hyman, the CEO of MOG --a music-subscription service similar to Seattle's Rhapsody--told us that integrating his service into cars was the "holy grail." Music-subscription services such as MOG differ from Pandora in that their paying subscribers ($10 monthly) get unlimited access to any of the service's music on demand, while Pandora (free to most customers) allows listeners to create customizable radio stations, but not to pick the exact songs they want to listen to at any given moment.
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The woman admitted exchanging hundreds of emails with the suspect, and least one nude photo of her breasts and several other photos including pictures of her face, between Nov. 29 and Dec. 5. The victim told police the suspect began sending her numerous emails on the morning of Dec. 5 demanding she give him $2,000 in cash or he would tell her husband, post the photos online, place photos on her co-workers' cars and various other threats.
To catch the suspect, Oak Creek police placed a bait envelope at a predesignated location. A white Buick was later stopped in the parking lot at Woodman's, 8131 S. Howell Ave., with the bait envelope inside.
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The Medicare Advantage Disenrollment Period Explained
—December 18, 2013
The Medicare Advantage Disenrollment Period (MADP), which begins January 1st and runs until February 14th and replaces the Annual Enrollment Period, is an opportunity for beneficiaries to disenroll from an Medicare Advantage plan and return to original Medicare. It is not an additional enrollment period nor is it an opportunity for Medicare Advantage members to switch to different MA Plans.
The effective date of a disenrollment request made using the MADP will be the first of the month following receipt of the disenrollment request. A request made in January will be effective February 1, and a request made in February will be effective March 1.
Allowable Actions during the MADP:
People enrolled in an MA-PD plan may disenroll from the MA-PD and will have the opportunity to enroll in a standalone Prescription Drug Plan (PDP). Important: MA-PD members who enroll in a standalone PDP during this period will be automatically disenrolled from their current MA-PD and will not have the option of enrolling in another Medicare Advantage Plan.
Members who are in a Medicare Advantage only plan may request disenrollment from the MA plan and will then receive a Special Election Period (SEP) to enroll in a PDP standalone plan. The SEP is available from the time the disenrollment request is made until the member enrolls in a PDP or after February 14, whichever comes first.
Members who have both a standalone MA and a standalone PDP may disenroll from the MA plan, but may not make a change to their current standalone PDP.
A beneficiary who disenrolls from an MA or MA-PD plan using the opportunity afforded by the MADP may enroll in a Medicare Supplement policy upon returning to Original Medicare. However, using the MADP does not give the beneficiary guaranteed issue rights.
Members who have a standalone PDP, but are not enrolled in an MA plan may not make any change to their current PDP plan and may not enroll in an MA plan.
Note: The effective dates of the MA disenrollment under the MADP and the PDP enrollment under the coordinating Part D SEP do not have to be the same. If a beneficiary disenrolls from an MA plan, he or she has until the end of the SEP (February 14th) to enroll in a PDP. Thus an individual could disenroll from an MA plan in January (effective February 1) and not choose a PDP until February (effective March 1). However, the individual must make a PDP election by the end of this SEP or wait until the next valid Part D election period in order to enroll in a PDP. In all cases, the effective date for the enrollment in a PDP may not precede the date of the MA disenrollment.
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Does this apply to people living in Massachusetts?
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Yes, this applies to all states. Thanks for reading.
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But if they have been on the MA for over 12 months, there will be underwriting. Correct?
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If a person is already in a Medicare Supplemental Plan can that person change PDP's during this period. Ex. prescriptions changed and not covered..
- January 13, 2011, 10:56 AM
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Yes. When the client switches from MA to Med Supp, all the normal underwriting rules apply.
- January 13, 2011, 11:00 AM
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Rayj - If the client doesn't have MA, they can't change their Part D.
- January 13, 2011, 11:37 AM
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If a client in Califoria has an MA- PD and wants to go back to original medicare, they have to submit a letter and then get a SEP for the PDP, but what about getting a med supp, do they have to either go through underwriting and or wait till their birthday month or do they have an SEP for the med supp in California?
- February 6, 2011, 6:12 PM
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Deb - An SEP is not required for purchasing a Medicare Supplement when they switch back to Original Medicare. The client can do so at any time, but it will be underwritten.
- February 9, 2011, 8:51 AM
- Brian Bilyeu
does someone who has a MAPD and wants to go to a med supp during the MADP do they have to have a PDP ?? If they have creditable coiverage through VA Benefits ??
- February 12, 2011, 7:09 PM
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