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A Gathering of Old Men
To some extent, Volker Schlöndorff's well-received Death of a Salesman may have been something of a "calling card" picture, a work designed to prove to American producers that Schlöndorff could work in English and make a film acceptable to a mass American market. For much of the late 1980s, Schlöndorff worked from a New York base, and his next project, an adaptation of black American novelist Ernest Gaines's A Gathering of Old Men, was a fully American-made work.
A Gathering of Old Men (1987) was realized for CBS television and shown in the United States as a Sunday night movie before a subsequent video release as Murder on the Bayou. Coproduced with Hessischer Rundfunk, the film was shown at the 1987 Cannes film festival, had a theatrical release in Europe, and was therefore more characteristically "amphibious" on the other side of the ocean. The result is filled with tantalizing contradictions, as the work simultaneously meets requirements of cinematic genre, of the made-for-TV movie, of serious literary adaptation, and of calculated political statement. Let us consider it from two general perspectives—first, as genre film, specifically a variant on the Western; and second, as literary adaptation of a major work of African American literature, one that examines significant issues of race, culture, and civil rights in the United States and experiments with the use of multiple points of view.
In A Gathering of Old Men, Schlöndorff returns to the theme of collective rebellion that he explored in Michael Kohlhaas and The Sudden Wealth of the Poor People of Kombach. The film is set in rural Louisiana in 1972 and shows how a group of African American men successfully avoid a lynching after the shooting in self-defense of a white man by a black. The story harks back to Kohlhaas and


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2008 didn't start off too hot, but it has certainly been ramping up in a good way as it draws to a close. Yeah, I know the economy is bullshit and nobody has health insurance or a job. But dig...Obama's president, Hillary is secretary of state, and Oprah's going vegan. 2009 is shaping up to be pretty sweet, wouldn't you say? Top that off with a new Thomas Pynchon book due out in August and...
Anyway, let's dwell on the past a bit shall we? Our good friends at Light In the Attic have compiled their 2nd Annual Year-End Extravaganza, which required their friends, acquaintances, and lovers to contribute "best of whatever in 2008" lists. The cool thing about Light in the Attic's list compilation is that it's not limited to "best records". You've got label boss Matt Sullivan professing his love of The Wire and Ballard tapas spot, Ocho. You've got local filmmaker Jennifer Maas running down her favorite recipes of 2008. You've got Tilson of the Saturday Knights noting his appearance in Ukranian Playboy as the #1 highlight of his year. And you've got yours truly talking about how cool it was to meditate at a monastery in Hawaii. So, hop on over and check out the awesomeness.

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Why join Adler University?
- Subsidized group health insurance
- Employer-paid group life, long-term disability and accidental death & dismemberment insurance
- Employee-paid dental, vision, and transportation benefits
- 403(b) savings/retirement plan benefit, with a fully-vested employer matching contribution of up to 5% in the first year. After two years of participation, matching grows by 1% per year, to a limit of 10% employer match.
- $1,500 professional development allowance per fiscal year
- Tuition reimbursement of 50% for coursework related to Adler University employment
- Paid time off for holidays, vacation and sick days
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Administrative Assistant
Department: Community Engagement
Job Purpose: The Administrative Assistant for the Department of Community Engagement
will work with Department staff ensure daily office operations are performed to maintain
positive relationships with students, faculty and community partners.
Principal Responsibilities:
- Function as the first point of contact for requests for information.
- Provide general administrative support such as filing, copying, setting up meetings, planning campus events, responding to phone calls and emails, and other tasks as assigned.
- Maintain student files and tracking for all department internship programs and assist in the maintenance and upkeep of online intern database
- Track internal and external correspondence for the department and provide information when needed
- Reconcile Visa credit card statements; order and maintain department inventory and supplies
- Support elements of the student internship placement process.
- Work closely with work study students or interns assigned to the Department.
- Other duties as assigned
Universal Core Behaviors:
- Effectively expresses oneself in all oral and written communications.
- Exhibits good listening and comprehension skills.
- Keeps others informed, as well as responds, in a timely manner.
- Demonstrates match between words and actions.
- Responds with tact, diplomacy, respect and composure when dealing with others.
- Promotes the spirit and essence of the School's Vision, Mission, Values and Key Strategies through
Teamwork and Collaboration:
- Cooperates with others toward the achievement of common goals.
- Seeks consensus and win-win solutions to problems and conflicts.
- Contributes actively and participates fully in team initiatives.
- Puts success of the team above own interests.
- Builds and maintains constructive work relationships
Responsive to Change:
- Supports changes in the work environment.
- Displays a proactive, problem-solving approach toward work.
- Committed to life-long learning by continuously increasing skills, knowledge and effectiveness.
- Actively seeks and initiates creative and innovative solutions.
- Exercises sound, accurate and informed independent judgment when needed.
Quality-Driven and Accountable:
- Results-oriented and committed to quality through continuous process improvement.
- Eliminates ineffective activities and closes performance gaps.
- Anticipates and responds to customer needs.
- Monitors own performance, accept responsibility for actions and actively seeks feedback.
- Meets deadlines and completes projects and activities in professional, timely manner.
- Seeks opportunities to increase productivity and/or reduce costs while maintaining highest quality standards (fiscally responsible).
Support of Vision, Mission, Values, Key Strategies:
- Supports and models the School's Values of: social interest, compassion, justice, respect for the individual, honors diversity and difference, intellectual rigor, optimism and collaboration.
- Articulates the School's Vision, Mission, and Key Strategies in a way to educate others.
- Demonstrates active commitment in advancing the School's Vision, Mission and Key Strategies.
- Exhibits personal integrity, honesty, zeal and compassion.
- Aligns work processes to advance the School's strategic plan and key strategies.
Basic Qualifications:
- Bachelors degree required; experience in higher education preferred
- Superior organizational skills
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- Detail-oriented and quick thinker
- Must be a self-starter, capable of taking initiative and working independently on projects
- Ability to work with diverse groups and populations
- Knowledge about or experience with service learning, community engagement, social justice and/or community partnerships a plus
- Must have working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Internet applications
- Ability to work as part of a team
- Experience with database management
- Required Skills
Bachelors degree required; experience in higher education preferred
Superior organizational skills
Excellent written and oral communication skills
Detail-oriented and quick thinker
Must be a self-starter, capable of taking initiative and working independently on projects
Ability to work with diverse groups and populations
Knowledge about or experience with service learning, community engagement, social justice and/or community partnerships a plus
Must have working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Internet applications
Ability to work as part of a team
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Ridership on Atlanta's new streetcar is 18 percent below projections–and the projections assumed patrons would be charged a $1 fare, but (as of the date of the ridership numbers) the city was still offering free introductory rides. Meanwhile, operating costs have proven to be a mere 50 percent more than projected.
Washington, DC's new streetcar hasn't yet opened for business, but it has already proven to be hot–as in one of the streetcars being tested on H Street caught fire the other day. DC residents aren't exactly looking forward to the streetcar, which is increasing traffic congestion and slowing bus service in the corridor. This is just one more example, locals note, of "corporate welfare and the edifice complex."
Just outside of DC, a new report reveals that the Maryland Transit Administration has done a poor job of tracking consultant costs on the proposed Purple and Red lines. This doesn't bode well for taxpayers if construction ever begins on these two lines, both of which are expected to cost more than $2 billion.


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Archive: Jul 2014Showing 800-900 of 1365 items
2nd Regiment graduates from Army ROTC's Leader's Training Course
Jul 14, 2014
Three ceremonial howitzer shots for duty, honor, and country broke the quiet in the air Saturday morning at the graduation ceremony for 2nd Regiment of the Leader's Training Course (LTC).
Texting no substitute for face-time, captains tell CSA
Jul 17, 2014
Soldiers are over-reliant on technology and this results in disengagement at the human level, Capt. Heather Schmitt told Chief of Staff of the Army Gen. Ray Odierno during Solarium 2014.
Safety first: Instructor Trainers ensure Cadets are using safety protocols during squad live fire ex
Jul 14, 2014
From the largest city in the State of Arkansas--Little Rock--comes a small detachment of U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers with a big mission this summer--safety.
New leader takes reins of Marine Corps Detachment, Presidio of Monterey
Jul 14, 2014
The Presidio's Marine Corps Detachment (MARCORDET), Presidio of Monterey welcomed a new leader during a ceremony held here July 10.
2nd BCT helps Black River students celebrate school's end
Jul 14, 2014
Twenty Soldiers from 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division (LI), helped students celebrate the end of the school year during Black River Elementary School's annual field day June 23.
Secretary of the Army John M. McHugh official bio
Jul 14, 2014
Secretary of the Army John M. McHugh official bio
CECOM SEC assists IMCOM in completion of SharePoint migration
Jul 14, 2014
With the support of the Communications-Electronic Command (CECOM) Software Engineering Center (SEC), the U.S. Army Installation Management Command (IMCOM) recently completed the migration of its Staff Action Tracking Automation Tool (SATAT) to the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Enterprise Portal Services (DEPS) environment.
Army doctor, 75, looks back at half-century of service
Jul 15, 2014
"It's like yesterday," Col. Arthur Wittich said about his military career that began in 1956, as a Navy hospital corpsman. "I consider myself blessed. I've enjoyed my career."
Officials invite military families, retirees to 'come home' to military health care
Aug 21, 2014
JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas -- Military family members and retirees in the San Antonio area are invited to enroll for primary care at their local military treatment facility.
TARDEC Director's Message
Aug 11, 2014
At the U.S. Army Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center (TARDEC), our goal is to provide warfighters with advanced technological solutions to ground vehicle systems challenges. To do that, we must overcome the numerous design, development, manufacturing and product technology gaps identified in our 30-Year Strategy. Whether you're a member of industry, academia or another government agency exploring ways to partner with us, we welcome your interest and potential contributions towards our organization's research and development (R&D) initiatives.
TOWN HALL - 22 July 2014
Jul 16, 2014
Town Hall
2014 Trap Range Schedule of Events
Jul 15, 2014
King's Peak Backpacking Trip
Jul 15, 2014
'Mastering' advanced education opportunities
Aug 4, 2014
July edition of the Army DACM Office Education and Training column talks about advanced education opportunities for the Army Acquisition Workforce.
Army green is Army Strong!
Jul 15, 2014
CAMP ARIFJAN, Kuwait -- The Army tackles challenges today requiring more innovative and efficient ways to support the mission and minimize environmental impacts. U.S. Army Central is making significant strides supporting the Army's effort to conserve money and resources. The Army's energy goals, as defined in the January 2009 Army Energy Security Implementation Strategy, include reducing energy consumption, increasing energy efficiency, increasing use of renewable/alternative energy, assuring access to sufficient energy supplies and reducing adverse impacts to the environment.
Bauld takes helm as 36th PBA commander
Jul 21, 2014
A beautiful summer day greeted VIPs, guests and employees of Pine Bluff Arsenal to the Army Reserve Center July 2, as Col. David L. Musgrave, outgoing commander, relinquished command to Col. Chadwick T. Bauld.
USAG Ansbach command team brings home the trophy from German-American shooting competition
Jul 15, 2014
For the past 20 years the USAG Ansbach has co-hosted a German-American friendship shoot with its partner city Herrieden on the Army's range in Oberdachstetten. This year the command team of the garrison brought home the trophy after shooting an almost perfect score.
Paratroopers visit Latvian summer camp
Jul 15, 2014
Paratroopers with the 1st Squadron, 91st Cavalry Regiment, 173rd Airborne Brigade, visited a summer camp for local children near Ergli, Latvia, July 9, 2014, offering them a glimpse into U.S. Army life, their equipment, meals and physical readiness training.
Battalions of 1st Signal Brigade conduct 'fiber university' training
Jul 14, 2014
The 36th Signal Battalion and 304th Expeditionary Signal Battalion of the 1st Signal Brigade conducted joint fiber optics training at Camp Humphreys, South Korea July 8-11.
Army Reserve trainers help military leaders prep for action
Jul 15, 2014
An Illinois-based Army Reserve unit concluded a year-long collaborative training effort, as part of a large exercise aimed at improving the decision-making skills of leaders, at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin.
Substance abuse changes lives, careers
Jul 14, 2014
The USAG Daegu Army Substance Abuse Program agressively pushes information to Soldiers in Area IV warning them of the dangers of drug abuse, to both life and career.
Community awareness takes the punch out of bullying
Jul 14, 2014
There is no place for bullying - not in the schools, not on the playground, and not in our formations - not here in USAG Daegu and Area IV, not anywhere.
Army Reserve's 200th MPCOM leaves no child behind
Jul 16, 2014
Taking care of Army Reserve youth is a priority for the 200th Military Police Command leadership before, during and after a mobilization or deployment.
Army mariners, aviators conduct medical, logistics ops with New Zealand navy
Jul 15, 2014
Army mariners from the 163rd Transportation Detachment and the 545th Transportation Harbormaster Detachment, joined their 25th Combat Aviation Brigade, U.S. Navy and New Zealand Navy comrades during operations designed to strengthen working relationships July 10-11, 2014, as part of the biennial Rim of the Pacific 2014 exercise.
Army Reserve Family attends Yellow Ribbon event together
Jul 12, 2014
For one 19-year-old Army Reserve Soldier scheduled to deploy to Guantanamo Bay Cuba this summer, the decision to invite his parents to a 200th Military Police Command Yellow Ribbon event was simple.
CSA taps captains for talent-management ideas
Jul 17, 2014
The Army wants to put the right people in the right jobs at the right time -- especially with shrinking budgets and manpower and an uncertain global security environment -- but does it do that very well?
Advising in Regional Command-South Part 2: CAAT-South seeks to advise and assist 'the other way'
Jul 12, 2014
U.S. Marine Lt. Col. Mark Boone walks across the dusty moonscape of Forward Operating Base Walton in Kandahar shaking hands with friends and introducing himself to Soldiers and Airmen he hasn't yet met. If Afghanistan is, as Boone believes, all about relationships, then it's obvious he feels wholeheartedly that making and building strong relationships is not only his job as team leader of Commander International Security Assistance Force Advisory and Assistance Team-South, but also part of his DNA.
Operation Proper Exit: Healing warriors and inspiring Soldiers
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Passengers emerge from the dim light of a military cargo plane into the stinging sunlight of mid-day southern Afghanistan. Outside the plane they are greeted by Soldiers clapping as they make their way off the flight line. As the passengers pass by, each Soldier renders a salute before continuing to clap. Amongst the throng of Service members, a few faces familiar to the passengers start to appear out of the crowd, which were individuals who served with the wounded warriors in years past.
Army Reserve officer participates in exchange with Danish military
Jul 12, 2014
Army Reserve Capt. Curtis Sampson, Commander, Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 85th Support Command; participated in a unique opportunity to visit Denmark as part of the Military Reserve Exchange Program from June 11 through 25.
Battalion fun day lifts spirits through healthy competition
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Dubstep music blasting from two large speakers gave an intensity to the dust-scented air of the maintenance bay that was temporarily turned into a makeshift dodgeball court. Crouched on both ends of the court, the Soldiers were ready for their 10 meter dash toward their ammunition. A seemingly anonymous voice yelled, "Go!" and an array of crossfire filled the dodgeball arena.
LOG-IT LAR helps Soldiers keep computers talking
Jul 12, 2014
Every day, in locations around the world, U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command logistics assistance representatives and senior master technicians work toward one goal -- to improve Soldier skills and knowledge on communications and electronics equipment that is vital to mission accomplishment.
Spartan brigade ready for deployment
Jul 12, 2014
FORT BRAGG, N.C. -- Managing extensive technological assets and a large number of highly-trained soldiers spread across several countries is just everyday business for an air defense artillery brigade headquarters. Executing these tasks under added stresses, either in combat or in training, is something extraordinary.
Spartans mark deployment milestone
Jul 12, 2014
AL UDEID AIR BASE, Qatar -- June 20 is a special day for air defenders but it also had an additional significance to the Soldiers of the 108th Air Defense Artillery Brigade.
Air defenders strike first for equality in Kuwait
Jul 12, 2014
CAMP ARIFJAN, Kuwait -- "Strike First" is a motto that has long been with the Soldiers of 1st Battalion, 44th Air Defense Artillery Regiment, based out of Fort Hood, Texas, and they live up to that motto.
A look behind the scenes at our gates, Provost marshal talks about teamwork
Jul 21, 2014
The DES team Lt. Col. Hollis Bush, the Fort Gordon Directorate of Emergency Services director, managed has the unenviable task of managing Fort Gordon's gates, a particularly thankless job. Most of us never give the gates a second thought, unless access to the installation isn't working the way we think it should. And, let's face it -- most of us are righteous in our belief that the gates don't work the way they should.
US Army Pacific honors Gen. Park Seon Woo
Jul 11, 2014
Gen. Vincent K. Brooks, U.S. Army Pacific Commanding General met with Republic of Korea Army Gen. Park, Seon Woo, 24th Deputy Commander of Combined Forces Command for an Honor Ceremony held for Park at historic Palm Circle, Fort Shafter, Hawaii, July 11. The United States and South Korea has held an alliance for more than 61 years. The partnership between the two nations continues to grow as Brooks and Park discuss ways to assist each other
311th SC(T) welcomes Curry as command's new CSM
Jul 11, 2014
The 311th Signal Command (Theater) held a change of responsibility ceremony, Tuesday, with Command Sgt. Major Darris Curry accepting the symbolic Noncommissioned Officer's Sword from Command Sgt. Maj. Allen Braswell.
AMC commends operations general for service, says farewell
Jul 11, 2014
The U.S. Army Materiel Command bid farewell to its top operations leader during a ceremony at the headquarters, July 11.
Shut down: Outcast defeats Plug Uglies, 11-0
Jul 11, 2014
While the rest of the world sat amazed at Germany's triumphant 7-1 victory over Brazil in the World Cup, some of Fort Rucker's finest were busy in a heated competition of their own.
DFMWR photo scavenger hunt offers fun, prizes
Jul 11, 2014
Posting photos to Facebook, Instagram and Twitter on the Internet is a popular way many people choose to show friends and Family fun and interesting activities that are going on in their lives, and Fort Rucker Directorate of Family, Morale, Welfare and Recreation is jumping on the bandwagon.
Arts and Crafts Center's products, services help people de-stress, learn hobbies
Jul 11, 2014
There are many ways people can learn new things and decompress after a hard day and the Fort Rucker Arts and Crafts Center's mission is to help people learn multiple skills and find peace of mind through crafts.
Absentee voting easy, important for Soldiers, Families
Jul 11, 2014
There are many myths and untruths that surround absentee voting, which sometimes discourage Soldiers and their Families from participating in an important aspect of American democracy, but one Fort Rucker official's mission is to make sure everyone gets the information they need to exercise their right to vote while away from home.
Safety first: Fort Rucker continues to emphasize motorcycle safety awareness
Jul 11, 2014
Soldiers thinking about hitting the road on two wheels or buying a motorcycle need to make safety Priority No. 1, according to Fort Rucker officials.
WSMR welcomes 33rd Commanding General
Jul 11, 2014
White Sands Missile Range welcomed its 33rd Commanding General during an Assumption of Command Ceremony conducted behind the Frontier Club, July 2. Brig. Gen. Timothy R. Coffin assumed responsibility from former WSMR Director Paul Mann.
Expert advises: Make job fairs pay off
Jul 11, 2014
Have you ever contemplated attending a job fair but thought, "Why bother? It's only a waste of my time." Well, you are not alone.
ACLC welcomes new commander
Jul 11, 2014
The U.S. Army Aviation Center Logistics Command welcomed its new commander during a change of command ceremony July 1 at the U.S. Army Aviation Museum.
New home: Lyster pharmacy closes for move
Jul 11, 2014
The Lyster Army Health Clinic Pharmacy will close temporarily from July 16-20 to move to its new, permanent location inside the clinic.
For Freedom: Wiregrass celebrates July 4
Jul 11, 2014
Thousands flocked to Fort Rucker's festival fields from all across the South to celebrate the nation's Independence Day during this year's Wiregrass Freedom Fest July 3.
Soldier learns being biggest, strongest has its limits in Best Warrior Competition
Jul 14, 2014
When he steps up to the mat in a hand-to-hand combat tournament, Spc. Rahmad Gholston goes by his warrior name: Ghost.
The threat beneath the ground: Geologist competes in Army Reserve Best Warrior Competition
Jul 14, 2014
Unlike the buried bombs he faced in Iraq, the danger beneath the earth's shifting layers is quiet. Not explosive or sudden, but gradual. Sgt. 1st Class Timothy Kearns knows this. From 2003-2004, he was a combat engineer in Iraq responsible for "route clearance," a term that wasn't officially coined until later on. Now, he's a trainer for the 75th Training Division, but his life in Houston revolves around the science of substrata movements.
Army green is Army Strong!
Nov 30, -0001
The Army tackles challenges today requiring more innovative and efficient ways to support the mission and minimize environmental impacts. U.S. Army Central is making significant strides supporting the Army's effort to conserve money and resources.
Soldier calms inner storm as he braves through Army Reserve Best Warrior Competition
Nov 30, -0001
Months ago, Sgt. Juan Jackson sat on a bus full of Soldiers staring out the window. That moment. He remembers it still.
Chief change: 416th TEC receives new command chief warrant officer
Nov 30, -0001
There was a change of the guard at the command chief position for the 416th Theater Engineer Command (TEC) this weekend. Chief Warrant Officer 5 Therese Beatty took over the command chief warrant officer title for the TEC as she officially replaced Chief Warrant Officer 5 Juan Luna during the change of responsibility ceremony June 8.
2014 US Army Reserve Best Warrior takes only the best
Sep 22, 2014
Only the best can hack it. Only 42 of the best made it to here for the 2014 U.S. Army Reserve Best Warrior Competition.
Children toot Army Reserve's horn at Touch a Truck
Nov 30, -0001
Children crawled through a humvee, trying on combat helmets and beeped the horn while pretending to drive. Parents took photos and asked questions about the truck. Soldiers from the 416th Theater Engineer Command (TEC) provided the Humvee for children and family members to play during the Touch a Truck community event hosted by the Village of Willowbrook, Parks and Recreation Department, July 11.
Fort Belvoir HQ Bn. command sergeant major leaves her mark
Jul 11, 2014
She's a leader who often greets her Soldiers with a wide smile or a hug. As U.S. Army Garrrison Fort Belvoir Headquarters Battalion Command Sgt. Maj. Carolyn Reynolds retires after 28 years of service, one thing is for sure: she will be deeply missed.
Toner takes over restructuring Warrior Transition Command
Jul 14, 2014
Col. Chris Toner is taking the helm of a Warrior Transition Command that is reorganizing to better serve a somewhat smaller population of wounded, ill and injured Soldiers.
Trees along Route 1 to be replaced on post
Jul 11, 2014
The Route 1 widening project has meant the removal of trees to make way for the six-lane highway, but officials with Fort Belvoir say the removed foliage will be replaced elsewhere on post thanks to upcoming mitigation projects. While the exact details have yet to be hammered out, Chris Landgraf, Directorate of Public Works, master planner, confirmed that the trees will be replaced elsewhere on post on a 2:1 ratio under Fort Belvoir's Tree Policy, which states that all trees removed on post greater than four inches in diameter must be replaced.
German delegation visits Picatinny to enhance armaments
Jul 11, 2014
Norbert Weber, deputy director of research & technology from the Armament Directorate of the Germany Federal Ministry of Defence spoke with Barbara Machak, acting director of the U.S. Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center and Chris Grassano chief of staff for the Program Executive Office for Ammunition, at Picatinny Arsenal on July 10.
FB HQ Bn. commander says farewell to Belvoir
Jul 11, 2014
When Lt. Col. Brian P. Zarchin participates in his change of command at Fort Belvoir July 11, it will be the culmination of more than 21 years of service to his country that was defined by the events of Sept. 11, 2001. Originally from Montgomery County, Md., Zarchin, his wife and three children, are ready to move on.
Engineers build roads, buildings, skills
Jul 11, 2014
Operation Essayons 2014 came together June 14 - 28 through months of planning that involved installation, engineer units, and the Army Installation Management Command support. The mission has a couple of goals with the first enabling engineers getting real-time, challenging and quality training and an end goal is for improved Soldier deployment readiness at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin.
Redskins Salute offers more than fun to servicemembers
Jul 11, 2014
Servicemembers in the National Capital Region can meet players, attend games, receive educational assistance and job search support through the Washington Redskins' "Redskins Salute" appreciation club. Launched in partnership with the USO of Metropolitan Washington-Baltimore, Redskins Salute is free and open to active-duty servicemembers, National Guard and Reserve, veterans and retirees, as well as their Family members. Members will have access to the club's free events, exclusive content and support programs for education, Family services, health and wellness and post military-service job creation.
FORSCOM Assumption of Responsibility, July 11, 2014
Jul 11, 2014
Gen. Daniel B. Allyn, commanding general, U.S. Army Forces Command (FORSCOM) hosted an Assumption of Responsibility Ceremony for Command Sgt. Maj. Scott C. Schroeder, 53, who assumed duties as the FORSCOM command sergeant major.
Redstone 4-star imparts leadership wisdom
Jul 11, 2014
As one of a dozen Army four-star generals, the Army Materiel Command's top leader imparted wisdom to interns, employees and retirees who gathered July 10 for a Marshall Association luncheon, focused on leadership.
Army Lean Six Sigma Excellence Awards Program Results for 2013
Jul 11, 2014
On 11 July 2014, the Army announced the 2013 Lean Six Sigma Excellence Awards Program (LEAP) winners.
Technicians, National Guard work side-by-side to hone skills
Jul 11, 2014
TOBYHANNA ARMY DEPOT, Pa. -- School was in session for dozens of Soldiers who provide service and support for automotive track and wheeled vehicles, as well as communication and electronics equipment. Members of the Maine Army National Guard's 152nd Component Repair Company (CRC) spent two weeks at Tobyhanna Army Depot increasing their ability to rebuild transmissions and engines, machine new parts for weapons systems and repair night vision systems.
SOS Summer Camp spreads joy to fallen troops' children
Jul 11, 2014
As 12-year-old Nate Vargas runs to tag a teammate as part of a competition at Camp Hinsch June 9, it seems like a typical summer day. That is the feel that organizers of Fort Campbell's Survivor Outreach Services Summer Camp hope to provide for the 8- to 13-year-old children in attendance despite the unspoken fact that each camper is here because of the death of a military parent, often in actions overseas during Operations Iraqi Freedom or Enduring Freedom.
Fort Leonard Wood celebrates July 4
Jul 11, 2014
Fort Leonard Wood held its annual July 4 celebration Friday, inviting surrounding communities to join in the festivities.
SHARP training key to prevention approach
Jul 11, 2014
The Army's Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention training is a key element in the Army's multifaceted prevention approach. Leaders must establish a positive command climate that supports Soldier safety, emphasizes Army values, and encourages candor and trust among team members. Successful prevention of sexual harassment and sexual assault requires that all Soldiers and leaders understand expected standards of conduct; hold each other accountable for violations of those standards; and work together to build a unit climate of dignity, respect and sensitivity to others. SHARP life-cycle training is integral to the Army's efforts to effect cultural change by imparting the knowledge and skill set required to execute their commitments to the SHARP Program and Army values.
Historic window replacement to begin
Jul 11, 2014
It's been a long time coming, with much back and forth between levels of government and command, but U.S. Army Garrison Fort Belvoir finally signed a Memorandum Agreement, June 9 that will see the majority of windows replaced in historic housing on post over the next two decades. The construction could get under way by the end of July or early August, and will continue for the next 15 years as Soldiers move in and out of the historic units. The agreement also sets out a number of mitigations that the Fort Belvoir community will notice getting under way this summer.
Paddle sports program offers healing
Jul 11, 2014
Staff Sgt. Adam Drobecker, Warrior Transition Battalion, has endured his share of challenges since suffering a traumatic brain injury from the improvised explosive device that nearly killed him while serving in Iraq in 2006. It hasn't always been easy, but the 27-year-old is on the mend, both mentally and physically, as his Army career comes to a close and he says he has Team River Runner and its therapeutic paddle sports program to partly thank for it. Using kayaks, canoes, inflatable kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, TRR promotes free "health and healing" for servicemembers bouncing back from life-altering injuries such as post-traumatic stress, TBI, amputations, spinal cord injuries, sight impairment and other disabling wounds.
SHARP Resource Center to open at Fort Campbell
Jul 11, 2014
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The Army's Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention program aims to synchronize and professionalize victim advocacy services by establishing SHARP Resource Centers on military installations across the globe -- including Fort Campbell.
Celebrity chef visits Belvoir Exchange
Jul 11, 2014
Lines wrapped around the kiosk area of the Army and Air Force Exchange Service complex as Fort Belvoir employees, servicemembers and their Families waited patiently to meet Chef Emeril Lagasse of Food Network fame, Friday. The super chef signed books and presented a cooking demonstration.
Belvoir contest aims to reduce energy use
Jul 11, 2014
The Villages at Belvoir enticed Belvoir residents to reduce energy use during its Kill-A-Watt Electric Conservation Challenge at the Vernondale Neighborhood Center, Wednesday. The contest is in line with the Resident Conservation Program implemented as a U.S. Army Residential Communities Initiative. The contest runs through Sept. 30 with each village competing to see which one can save the most energy.
U.S. Army Manpower Analysis Agency briefed on CP 26
Jul 11, 2014
Members of the U.S. Army Manpower Analysis Agency learned about Career Program 26 during a presentation at Thurman Lecture Hall by the Manpower and Force Management Proponency Office, June 26. The lecture highlighted the tools and competencies available in CP 26 to force management professionals to continue their career progression.
Sanchez welcomed as new Project Manager for Terrestrial Sensors
Jul 11, 2014
Project Manager Terrestrial Sensors welcomed its new leader during a change of charter ceremony, Tuesday at the Defense Acquisition University, Howell Auditorium. Col. Anthony J. Sanchez assumed the program charter for PM Terrestrial Sensors from Col. Edward J. Stawowczyk during the ceremony.
Gridiron Grins: Steelers' cornerback hosts youth football experience
Jul 11, 2014
"Are you fired up?" "Yes we are!" yelled a swarm of more than 100 military kids, at the top of their lungs. Sporting eyeblack stickers, cleats and athletic attire, the campers could barely contain themselves as they smiled, high-fived each other and jumped about, eagerly awaiting the start of the day's fun-filled events. This was the scene at Fort Campbell's Fryar Stadium June 9 as 120 military children prepared to train at a two-day football ProCamp hosted by Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Cortez Allen, who is no stranger to military life.
First Redstone commander's secretary leaving Huntsville
Jul 16, 2014
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- The Huntsville community and Team Redstone said goodbye to one of the last surviving World War II workers of Redstone Arsenal.
Army Chief of Staff visits ROTC Cadets at summer training
Jul 15, 2014
Chief of Staff of the Army Gen. Ray Odierno spoke for more than an hour to Army ROTC Leadership Development Assessment Course Cadets, July 10, 2014, at Fort Knox, Kentucky, with a valuable message to help them in their journey as Army officers.
US humanitarian assistance shapes future of Togo
Jul 11, 2014
While Togo is a relatively small country, the U.S. Embassy in Lome supports an active humanitarian-assistance program. This is due to a unique partnership between the embassy and Department of Defense's U.S. Africa Command. The embassy program is unique because there is no physical U.S. Agency for International Development presence in Togo, and therefore no duplication of development work. AFRICOM, in partnership with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Europe District, executes projects ranging from schools to medical clinics to garbage depots here.
173rd Airborne Brigade "drops in" on Estonia
Jul 11, 2014
Paratroopers from 1st Squadron, 91st Cavalry Regiment, 173rd Airborne Brigade conduct an airborne operation July 8 at Nurmsi, Estonia.
3rd CAB holds safety day
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The Soldiers of 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade held a Safety Stand Down on Hunter Army Airfield July 3.
Natick puts rapid in prototyping
Jul 11, 2014
NATICK, Mass. (July 11, 2014) -- Army engineers are working to create 3-D solid models and prototypes from computer-aided design data. These prototypes enable researchers to evaluate and detect component and system design problems before fabrication.
Congresswoman tours growing transit hub in Romania
Jul 11, 2014
A senior member of the House Armed Forces Committee visited MK Air Base to see the recent growth at the strategic transit hub July 1.
US military hosts 400 Romanian youths for Independence Day
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Independence Day might be an American holiday, but MK Air Base has its own tradition of celebrating the summer holiday with their Romanian hosts.
Villagers reunite in Hohenfels Training Area
Jul 15, 2014
In 1951, the residents of Schmidheim village in Germany, were relocated to make way for the expansion of Hohenfels Training Area. Roughly 60 guests assembled at the remains of the village, July 5, 2014, to share memories, honor those who have passed, and rejoice at being home.
U.S. Army Europe warrant officer retiring as one of last active Soldiers with Vietnam service
Jul 14, 2014
A foreign view out the window as a Pan Am flight touches down. Richard Nixon's voice crackling from a radio. Olive drab uniforms. War correspondents on TV in black and white. The pungent odors of jet fuel and jungle penetrating the dense humid air. A blue bus waiting on a hot tarmac, its windows caged to keep grenades out of passengers' laps.
Celebrating German-American relations during USAG Wiesbaden change of command
Jul 16, 2014
It was a day to mark the transition of two leaders in U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden with the focus on friendships, support and the vital role of personal and professional relationships. As German and American guests gathered to witness Kathleen Marin, Installation Management Command-Europe director, pass the garrison's colors from Col. David Carstens to incoming commander Col. Mary Martin, speakers acknowledged how important genuine friendship and caring are in ensuring outstanding community relations and support.
Army-green gets greener: USARPAC Soldiers test clean energy sources during RIMPAC
Jul 14, 2014
Soldiers setup a variety of clean-energy power-producing equipment such as wind-turbines, solar panels, a solar shade, and even used a hydrogen-powered car to generate enough power for 350 people located at a training area on Ford Island, Hawaii, taking part in the Rim of the Pacific 2014 training exercise, being held from June 26 to Aug. 1, 2014.
Researchers improve smokes, obscurants technology
Jul 11, 2014
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (July 11, 2014) -- During a recent event to study the performance of smoke and obscurants, researchers from the U.S. Army Research Laboratory's Survivability/Lethality Analysis Directorate set out to improve the process of measuring transmissivity.
Software helps to protect Soldiers from traumatic combat injuries
Jul 11, 2014
ADELPHI, Md. (July 11, 2014) -- The U.S. Army Research Laboratory's Survivability/Lethality Analysis Directorate has fostered closer teaming across the Joint Trauma Analysis and Prevention of Injury in Combat program by designing a customized software system that integrates a digital library, a management tool for requests for information and other unique resources.
Soldier Life Cycle changes way Army preps troops for eventual transition
Jul 14, 2014
On Oct. 1, 2014, Soldiers will begin to have a more defined plan for transitioning out of the Army with the implementation of the Soldier Life Cycle.
Corps of Engineers explores public-private partnerships
Jul 11, 2014
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is exploring the possibility of partnering with the private sector for projects in America's waterways and ports.
JBSA-Fort Sam Houston pilots massive network infrastructure modernization effort
Jul 10, 2014
Norwich Graduate Assumes Command of Army IT Unit
Jul 10, 2014
Brigadier General John W. Baker, a 1985 graduate of Norwich University, assumed command of 7th Signal Command (Theater) from Col. Arlester Vernon, Jr. during an assumption of command ceremony at Fort Gordon's Barton Parade Field Pavilion Friday, June 27.
Performance Triad app now available
Jul 14, 2014
Army Medicine is committed to reaching beneficiaries where they live. The Performance Triad application (v1.0) is now available to do just that.
Joint Munitions Command Honors New Hall Of Fame Inductees
Jul 10, 2014
The Joint Munitions Command workforce paused from its mission to honor ten new members of the Ammunition Hall of Fame here, July 9.
Army's senior lawyer hosts Twilight Tattoo
Jul 10, 2014
Hundreds of audience members came out to the see the U.S. Army Military District of Washington Twilight Tattoo hosted by the 39th U.S. Army Judge Advocate General Lt. Gen. Flora D. Darpino, held on Whipple Field, Joint Base Myer Henderson Hall, Va., July 9, 2014.
DINFOS Hosts Embedded Photographer, Journalist At Forum
Jul 10, 2014
As the Defense Information School celebrated its 50th anniversary on July 1, the school that trains service members in the public affairs professions reached out to media members from the other side of the field to learn how to be effective public affairs officers.
'Game-changing' device gets veteran back on his feet
Jul 14, 2014
After a decade of excruciating pain, Frank Larraza figured he'd never be able to walk pain-free again. But in a month's time, this 24-year Army veteran has gone from crawling to walking to running.


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Please please please let me let me get what I want this time....Which is a date (or two) at the El Plaza or Metropolitan!
Why does Morrissey want to return to the shit pit known as Mexico.
What does PETA think of the cock, dog and bull fight that is so prevalent in Mexico.
Of course that is quickly forgotten and the only consideration is how much money Morrissey can swindle from Hispanic population.
The argument that Morrissey is only there for the money is a tired one.
Listening to you guys you'd think that once he crosses that border he'll be teaming up with el Chapo to rummage through the knicker drawers of elderly ladies for spare change or impose a mandatory tax on a wearied population.
The truth of the matter is he has been invited to attend a music festival. He didn't give the organisers an ultimatum; 'give me a date or I'll feed your children Taco Bell'. No one's hand was forced or put under duress by this insatiable desire to stuff his pockets with that mighty world currency, the peso.
Which then leads to the next question; when he attends do you think he should play for free? Incurring all costs? Would you? How about this, turn up to work tomorrow and refuse to take your wage for the day. After all, being paid for your efforts/talents/skills is so incredibly unethical...
Maybe we live in a shit pit but without assholes like you. Feeling so good writing about a culture that you just doesn't know and be honest only know from you tv and pc. Shame for dickheads like you.
Enjoy in shitty room your 'so-called' life!
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What information do you have for saying that cock and dog fights are so "prevalent" in Mexico? I guess you just figure that out in your square mind full of stereotypes and stupidty.
If Mexico was such a great place to live, why is there a continues flow of mexicans across the California / Texas border.
The real truth is the country is run by gangs of drug dealers and the government is so corrupt.
Step out of your all inclusive resort and you'll discover the real Mexico
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Is such a pity that instead of enjoying the celebration of a great artist in a world tour, you just use this opportunity for degrading something that you don´t even know and you just stick to stupid stereotypes, your racist mind and your lack of culture.
All inclusive? haha, yes they have it also but just for you to know, Mexico is the fifth country with more UNESCO sites in the world (both natural and architectural). This makes Mexico, the most important country in America and an obligatory stop regarding world heritage for people interested in culture (not your case). This mixture of prehispanic and colonial heritage makes them unique. But I know, that you don´t understand this. Morons like you is what keeps this world a sad place.
Gangs and drug dealers? Yes, they are and this due a geographical situation for being next to the USA (1st consumer of drugs worldwide) and for having both oceans as a strategic exit for Europe and APAC. Also can connect with Central and South America. Buy a map and you will know what I mean, you ignorant bastard.
Finally, to generalize that Mexico is not a good country for living just because of the inmigration in the North, doesn´t speak at all about a country with almost 120 million people. People with less opportunities or lack of education (like in almost any country), they go to make a living in the USA or any other country but that doesn´t mean in any way that is a total overview of the country. Mexico now is economically more stable than ALMOST all countries in EU. They are not suffering the struggle of the past world crisis like in many other places. Let´s say Spain, Ireland, Greece, Portugal, Italy, France and many others.
You just me me sick with your comments. Racist loser. Get a life and grow up
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morrissey, blur, yeah yeah yeahs, and silversun pickups sounds pretty awesome to me. Good looking festival.
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Chooses to bash any but Mexico? I don´t think so. What about the japanese whale slaughter, the murderous fast food industry in the US, the animal hunting hobbies of the royal family in the UK? The cruelty against animals in South East Asia? The list is endless. But he also plays there, right?
If Morrissey would be objective and see the atrocities with animals worldwide, I think he will just stay in bed without touring AT ALL. Sadly I think he just choose Canada to make a statement against cruelty, but in any way that means that the Canadian society is like this. The same with the previous comments of Mexico.
people are the same everywhere...
Tacking advantage that are in Mexico, when it comes again to chili ???
Please think about "the city of love", as you said in the Movistar Arena of Santiago.
Be grateful that it has inclination to, Mexican people


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Bangs is lovely<3
Bangs and braids are super duper lovely! I also like the choice of rings for her fingers and toes, it's a kind of simple beauty. She reminds me of Jasmine, but with Minnie's unique sense of style and flair.
awwwwwwwwwwwwww beautiful :3
AWWWW! She's very cute! I like your style!


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This app contains some of the recommended acts to be performed on Thursdays such as Dua Kumail, Ziyarat Waritha, Sura Yasin and Sura Insan. The app contains the Arabic text along with the English Translation. In addition, a brief overview of each item can be read.
A special feature in this app is the ability to download MP3s which can be listened to while you read the Dua/Sura. You can also specify which Sura/Dua you want and customize to your choice.
This app contains line by line Arabic text with English translation.
Great app I only wanted the same should be written in English & as it is written in Arabic because every body don't know Arabic, but the translation is in English ..... Secondly the page turning should have been sliding & not by just sliding the page no. eg (1/20) so you need to click on this figure to go to another page...... & finally wish there were some more duas/supplications Thanks for your app I appreciate your hard work :-)
Love it Good app is really werkelijkheid all es duas is Echt and beautiful!
Beautiful.... May God bless.....
Great app!
Loved it Alhamdulillah
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Version 2: Icons are now part of the app to make it easier to download MP3s, bookmark, font, email and also play the Mp3s.


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Today's ruling by the Washington State Supreme Court upholding the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) leaves some clear winners and losers in its wake.
Today's ruling by the Washington State Supreme Court upholding the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) leaves some clear winners and losers in its wake.
Losers: Washington State Republicans
The Republicans are facing a horrible mid-term election year. An unpopular President Bush, a hated Iraq war, high gas prices, and numerous capital corruption scandals should push this Democratic leaning state further to the left. The GOP's best hope was that gay marriage would be legalized and voters would be so shocked and pissed off that they would forget all the bad national news and punish local Democrats.
Winners: U.S Senator Maria Cantwell, 8th District Congressional candidate Darcy Burner, and lots of Democratic legislative candidates.
While Democrats in swing districts (Cantwell has to win swing districts to be reelected) may manifest signs of disappointment in today's ruling, some part of them is celebrating deep inside. Gay marriage will not dominate the campaign trail this fall. Swing Democrats will not have to figure out how to parse this difficult issue. They can focus on not being Republicans.
Loser: Associate Justice Susan Owens
She is already facing a tough re-election fight against state Senator Stephen Johnson, R-Kent and her dissent today in the gay marriage case makes her reelection that much harder. Johnson already has the Building Industry Association of Washington (BIAW), the Constitutional Law PAC, and the state Republican Party supporting him. This support will mean hundreds of thousands of dollars in independent political expenditures. Since Owens wanted to overturn DOMA, she has earned the wrath of the state's religious right—that means more money and more grassroots organizing against her. Add in the fact that a large segment of the voting public will vote for a judicial candidate named Johnson (Associate Justice Charles Johnson came out of nowhere to beat former Chief Justice Keith Callow in 1990 and Associate Justice Jim "no judicial experience" Johnson bested Appeals Court Judge Mary Becker in 2004) and Owens has a real fight on her hands.
Winner: Chief Justice Gerry Alexander
Since the chief voted to uphold DOMA today, he will face a smaller coalition of radical rightists in the fall. While Alexander has an election opponent in Bellevue Attorney John Groen, who will get huge financial help from the BIAW, at least Alexander won't have the religious right gunning for him. That coupled with Groen's unusual name and Alexander's common one should mean an easy reelection for the chief in November.


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The Chomsky Effect: A Radical Works beyond the Ivory Tower
Collins, Richard C., The Virginia Quarterly Review
The Chomsky Effect: A Radical Works Beyond the Ivory Tower, by Robert F. Barsky. MIT, October 2007. $29.95
This book should be read by anyone interested in the existing or potential role for public intellectuals in American society and in politics, particularly. Barsky, who has written previously on Chomsky's work in linguistics and in political life, is clearly an admirer, an apologist, and a defender of Chomsky whether it concerns his role as a linguistic theorist, an interpreter of 9/11, or as a petition signer for a French author who questions the authenticity of the Holocaust story. Chomsky, one of the most important public intellectuals today, is worthy of a book devoted solely to his "effects" on others, whether these others are semanticists; Hugo Chavez, the Venezuelan populist leader; American Jewish supporters of Israel's actions affecting Palestinians; or punk-rock musicians, many who have adopted him as their intellectual patron saint. But those less interested in Chomsky himself than in the social and cultural dynamics that Barsky describes as the "Chomsky Effect" will find here a challenging set of questions about the role of universities, the media, and intellectuals in public life. …


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©2013-2016 chrysalisgrey
I've only read the first three books, honestly.
And for those of you who are familiar with Skulduggery Pleasant, you'll know THE THIRD BOOK IS A TERRIBLE PLACE TO STOP, BUT MY LIBRARY DOESN'T HAVE THE REST OF THE SERIES UGH.
But anyway I figured these would be cool characters to do in this style, so I sketched them out.
Valkyrie Cain; Skulduggery Pleasant (c) Derek Landy
Please say you have read on, I'm on book four! it's so sad that the final book is going to be released next month I love the skulduggery series!
You should be happy, my library only has the first book -3-
you have a great style! good work!
and i've been there, stuck on the fucking 3 book. horrible. i needed to wait a LONG time to order the next one.
and i've been there, stuck on the fucking 3 book. horrible. i needed to wait a LONG time to order the next one.
Es uno de mis libros favoritos y la primera vez que los veos así
Oh my gosh the third... you are in for a world of feels, I had so many giggles,and sobs while reading, you'll love the seris and I hope you can keep reading soon, I'm only just starting on the latest book such a good series pleasant reading ( get it) and I love this picture
I love this book!
Oooo! 8D Love this! <3
You've only read the fist three books? Prepare yourself - your soul is going to shatter after reading the rest :c
There still one more in September this year ....the yet named book nine. That would finish us of if Dead Men didn't.
Haha, very true!
Because I finished reading dead men a day ago and at the end it said book nine coming out in September 2014. And I think it's a final battle. Because it said Valkyrie Cain. Darquesse. Stephanie Edgely. There is only room in the world for one of them. Dear God help us.
oooh deffinitly watching ya now, READ THE OTHER BOOKS NOIW! I need to chat to someone about it other then my aunt and uncle XD
This is great!! o__o
I like the new style you're working with.
i love how your style has progressed. its so cute


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Guided by Voices at First Avenue, 10/12/10
October 12, 2010
First Avenue, Minneapolis
How do you live up to your legend? Is there a proper way to do it or do you just do what feels right and have at it? More importantly, how do you quantify a show like this in any capacity? This recap may not be as neutral as you may like and for that I apologize, but there is no other way for me to approach this. Guided By Voices has been a favorite band of mine for years and this show only solidified the admiration. You've been warned.
There was an extended, far too long (or was it?) intro to GBV's set, featuring instructions on how to begin speaking a foreign language--take your pick, French, Spanish, Dutch, etc.--mixed in with what seemed to be a excerpt from a long lost vanity pressing that went on and on, with an occasional "Guided By Voices" dropped in here and there as the music gave way to a symphony burst, and suddenly a neon sign on stage flashed: THE CLUB IS OPEN. Guided By Voices took the stage."That used to be 25 minutes long," lead singer Bob Pollard mused, referring to the intro, "we cut you a break." and with that, GBV cracked into their formidable set.
There isn't really a song you can refer to as a GBV "hit." "A Salty Salute," "Tractor Rape Chain," "My Valuable Hunting Knife," "Cut-Out Witch": these are songs that Guided By Voices fans (and their fans are hardcore) know by heart, know every word, every note, but none have charted, you hardly ever hear them on the radio, even in this city. But it's part of their mystique, their reputation--their final record.
This was the "classic" lineup, Greg Demos on bass, Mitch Mitchell (who chain smoked through the entire set) on guitar, the rest on the rest, the band that GBV fans fell in love with, and looking out into the crowd--a crowd that inexplicably burst into a mosh pit at one point late in the set, a crowd whose median age was north of 30--that had the passion and intensity of a horny teenager on prom night. Are GBV going somewhere? Nowhere? Everywhere? Does it matter? This was (and is), for many people in attendance, the band. The band that all others are measured against--the yard stick--and GBV poured every ounce of everything they had into the nearly two hour set. 30+ songs. Two encores. Who does this?
Well, Uncle Bob and his band of degenerate ingrates do this and do this well--and nobody else. There was something else that happened--well, more accurately didn't happen--tonight as well: Pollard used to bag on bands relative to whatever town he might be in. Every time GBV came through he had things to say about Husker Du, The 'Mats, hell, one time even Prince. Bu there was none of that tonight. No negativity, no "I'm better than so-and-so," because maybe Pollard knows. Knows that he and his crew aren't better than everyone, but better than enough people and that that is what we take as the point. Guided By Voices sound like a Who record that was recorded for $6 and some pocket change, but the fans see that as an asset and not a liability. Bob Pollard is a folk hero and he finally, at long last, has begun to act like one.
Critic's Bias: I listen to a Guided By Voices album about once a week.
The Crowd: Aging hipsters.
Overheard In The Crowd: Martin Devaney singing along to every single word.
Random Notebook Dump: "Did this just happen? Seriously?"
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NeilHobbs Sep 23, 2012 1:28 PM
in response to Larry Nolan
I've also confirmed that I can restore files following the disabling of Spotlight. Which is good to know!
I would also feel better if I can waited a few weeks to upgrade from 10.7.4. Fingers crossed Apple release an upgrade very soon!
Ronni DC Sep 23, 2012 1:41 PM
in response to Larry Nolan
I've spend most of the weekend trying to figure out why a new internal 3TB drive in my Mac Pro 2012 wouldn't work as a backup drive with Time Machine.
Now I finally realize that it's all about the Lion 10.7.5 update, and nothing to do with my new 3TB drive!
Because it's a new drive, I'm doing the first backup of 250GB, which Time Machine estimates to take approx 600 days!
Apple Inc. - you owe me a weekend, and a fix very soon.
Think I'm going to try the tip about the disabling of Spotlight in the meantime..
Oliver Eke Sep 23, 2012 1:51 PM
in response to Larry Nolan
OK. So did this resolve the issue?
gmka Sep 23, 2012 1:55 PM
in response to Larry Nolan
I had a set of backups starting with a clean install, basic apps installed, all apps and system tweaked with lion 10.7.4.
After installing 10.7.5 updates i started having kernel panics everytime i left the computer in a busy task and the screen went sleep
I tried to make a time machine backup of the current 10.7.5 OS and the process not only was extremly slow, i had kernel panic during the process and ALL MY PREVIOUS WELL PLANNED BACKUPS were DELETED.
This the second major (inacceptable) problem i had with this system, the other reported here https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4318073?start=0&tstart=0
im back to 10.7.4
NeilHobbs Sep 23, 2012 1:57 PM
in response to Oliver Eke
If you disable Spotlight using the following command from within Terminal, Time Machine backups return to normal speed;
sudo launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.metadata.mds.plist
Once this has been resolved, you'll be able to re-enable Spotlight with the following command;
sudo launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.metadata.mds.plist
ppithermo Sep 23, 2012 2:09 PM
in response to Larry Nolan
Here I go again.
After using spotless to disable spotlight, I was able to back up my 335gb data in a reasonable amount of time.
I have done some testing minimal and I could see that TM backup works correctly. see one of my previous posts.
To finish this off, I deleted all index files.
I removed all drives except the system drive, and reactivated spotlight.
It started indexing again.
After the indexing went on overnight ( i did not stay up to watch ) i t was done in the morning.
Ithen compressed a couple of folder and duplicated them.
did a backup. It took just afew minutes to back up 4 GB, with spotlight on.
So there is hope that this problem may be related to some corruption in index files or directory...
I will continue investigating to see if files in large duplicated folder get indexed correctly.
To summarize,
use spotless to deactivate spotlight. Remove all index files and delete index directory.
Make a time mcahine backup.
Reactivate spotlight. remove all drives except system drive, let it index peacefully ( this is to avoid backup operation during the indexing)
For those of you who, like me do not trust blindly Apple, I also used superduper! to clone my disk. This provides a bootable backup drive. I did all of this on such a backup so as not to take any chance if something went very wrong!!!
Good luck to all
ppithermo Sep 23, 2012 2:26 PM
in response to Larry Nolan
I did this last check.
duplicated my download folder. 900MB.
Placed the copy on the desktop.
Did a time machine backup, a breeze.
Did not even have time to see the indexing.
Look for some content and found both files...
End of pains for me.
iabbott Sep 23, 2012 3:55 PM
in response to ppithermo
I've resorted to using Carbon Copy Cloner until Apple fix this... I love the fact that 10.7.5 said "it resolved issues with Spotlight on SMB"... apparently they resolved the issue by breaking Spotlight system-wide. It took over a day and a half to index 55GB on an SSD and now Time Machine is broken.
Whatever happened to Apple QA? Don't they test their releases anymore?
macony Sep 23, 2012 4:32 PM
in response to Larry Nolan
I have the same problem. Backup starts, but almost nothing happen. I mean that either hard drive utilization nor network transfer are close to 0. Of course prior to 10.7.5 everything was OK.
My configuration is MacBook 13" Early 2011, SSD 256 Partiot, Mac OS X 10.7.5 - unfortunately
Mahonske Sep 23, 2012 5:35 PM
in response to Larry Nolan
Same problem after the 10.7.5 update. Using the sudo command listed in the thread and below to turn off Spotlight restores normal, speedy Time Machine operation. I use Spotlight all the time and eagerly await the Apple repair of this problematic udpate. Additionally, the current version of Toast is crashing since this update.
sudo launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.metadata.mds.plist
Kbaugh Sep 23, 2012 7:32 PM
in response to NeilHobbs
Problem with TM backup after 10.7.5. Stopped spotlight and backed up with no issues. Thanks to NeilHobbs.
Larry Nolan Sep 23, 2012 7:37 PM
in response to Larry Nolan
In case this goes on for more than a couple of more days, I've created two AppleScripts, one to stop spotlight, and one to start it again. You find the Applescript Editor in /Applications/Utilities/. Now I can just double-click the script I need.
Here's the text for each script. Replace <your password> with your actual password for the user with Administrator privs in which you are running.
Stop Spotlight script:
do shell script "launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.metadata.mds.plist" password "<your password>" with administrator privileges
and to
Start Spotlight script:
do shell script "launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.metadata.mds.plist" password "<your password>" with administrator privileges
Ra_ Sep 24, 2012 1:19 AM
in response to Larry Nolan
I've been trying to install an internal SSD on my iMac and Spotlight and TB was so messed up I put the original drive back… And then spotlight and TM was also messed up (on a fresh backup).
It wasn't the SSD then!!!
I can start over again.
(I also confirm the spotlight kill trick).
Venares Sep 24, 2012 4:21 AM
in response to Ra_
killing spotlight worked for doing a fast TM-Backup. But after reactivating Spotlight has led to a 35h indicating prozess by spotlight… any advice?
David M.F. Chapman Sep 24, 2012 4:33 AM
in response to NeilHobbs
Thanks, that worked for me. I backed up 355 GB from scratch (2 user accounts) in about 8 hours onto my Time Capsule. Now I am going to re-test backup to the 3TB drive I bought Saturday. I was ready to take back to the store! So far, so good: so far it has backed up about 5 GB as I wrote this. It even seems faster than the TC!
If that works, I am going to install Mountain Lion on a partion of that disk and restore my backed-up accounts onto it. Wish me luck!
@Venares: I think Spotlike simply takes that long with an initial index. Just let it do its thing!


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Feb 26, 2016 6:29pm
well abalore everyone loved world rebellion 2 so why dont you make a world rebellion 3 with more then 3 maps and better graphics and a spam system?
Feb 4, 2016 2:08pm
Dangerous Chance is even worse than World Rebellion – which is quite an achievement! Congrats for that!
Feb 27, 2015 3:58pm
wondering how valunka manages to win so many games – especially as the number seems to go up when he is not playing
Feb 12, 2013 5:16pm
dude ur game was the best at a time now there is a game called at war it took ur game place but u might see the graphics and ideas and may even make a better game and win kongregate 1st place
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adfh128no1 Jun 11, 2013 3:03pm
not the guy that posted, but I found it
newwow Jul 16, 2013 4:12pm
on kongregate xd
LuckyX1 Nov 29, 2013 1:05pm
if hes created World Rebellion 3 :3
May 21, 2013 9:55am
Apr 26, 2013 9:38am
There is a new style of cheating to gain higher rating. A player sets up dual account with his lower account to suicide on all other opponents. Once all opponent is eliminated he takes the rating score for his higher account. Other players should be aware of this type of cheating just for cheap ratings. It takes away good fair play and the fun of i…show more
There is a new style of cheating to gain higher rating. A player sets up dual account with his lower account to suicide on all other opponents. Once all opponent is eliminated he takes the rating score for his higher account. Other players should be aware of this type of cheating just for cheap ratings. It takes away good fair play and the fun of it all. To counter this type of cheating; non cheating players NEED to team against the cheaters lowest account and eliminate as soon as possible to make it fair for everyone on the game. To make unfair is to go ahead and attack the cheaters highest account. He has several accounts so be wary. auqmo, Legend133ProKiller and me think pkprince23 is all same player and other names. This is killing your game.show less
Apr 24, 2013 12:23pm
dude, i payed good money for world rebellion android version, why doesnt it work anymore!!!!!
Jan 3, 2013 1:20am
World Rebellion 2 hasn't worked for me in a while. I really miss playing it. I hope it gets fixed soon… someday… are you ok Abalore?
Nov 12, 2012 4:53pm
How many languages do you speak?
Nov 12, 2012 4:53pm
How many languages doo you speak?
Jun 23, 2012 6:41am
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Sep 5, 2012 11:45am
Why did you abandon World Rebellion 2, it had potential. I always get the grey screen and there's a maximum of 20 people now in the game. If you needed funds then why dont you ask us. FOCUS ON THIS GAME PLEASE
Aug 26, 2012 4:08pm
hi there
Jun 9, 2012 10:31am
Abalore pleade dont give up on world rebellion 2 i love that game and im sure a lot of other people do, if you need a server please at least put a countdown on how many money do you need
ashton001 Jul 28, 2012 7:17pm
likely sir hes making a world rebellion 3
blackknight24 Aug 6, 2012 10:46am
ya, right, cuz 2 was so dependable right?! pfffft!
Aug 1, 2012 8:13pm
yo bro you okay? server's been down for a while. Was thinking of buying this app for my iphone, but seeing as the game seems to be offline I don't think it will happen anymore
Jul 20, 2012 2:32pm
your game wont load i really want to play it
Jul 18, 2012 4:09pm
Hey Abalore, since a lot of people are rageing about WRII because of the registration, why not make a WRIII with some new features and such, but not have a registration requirement? Just and Idea


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620 Views 1 Reply Latest reply: Nov 6, 2012 9:34 PM by BDAqua
BDAqua Nov 6, 2012 9:34 PM
in response to iemmanuelwash
Hi, no, they didn't drop anything from TM bacxkups, though I personanally consider it untrustworthy & useless when push comes to shove.
Have you looked through Pondini's extensive TM help site?
Can't imagine what he hasn't covered! And has done an amazing job I might add!


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Have I ever mentioned I love Mega Man? Well, now I have! Too bad his Wide Sword looks like utter crapula.
i like the exe style over mega ,an better then x or origonal
who agrees with me
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i love the mega too.
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Ya! Megaman is awsome!
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Cool. The small style fits him well.
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