text:
Weber State basketball: Wildcats hit the road to battle nationally ranked UCLA
Scott G Winterton, Deseret News
LOS ANGELES — After a relatively slow start to the 2013-14 basketball season, the Weber State Wildcats face one of their biggest tests of the year Sunday night at Pauley Pavilion against the nationally ranked UCLA Bruins.
The Wildcats and Bruins are set to tip off at 5 p.m. MST on the Pac-12 Networks.
Weber State is coming off one of its best overall performances of the year, as it never trailed and had six players score in double figures en route to a 71-point victory over St. Katherine College Tuesday night. It was the largest margin of victory in WSU history.
Meanwhile, the Bruins (9-2) had their hands full with No. 8 Duke and freshman sensation Jabari Parker Thursday night in New York City, eventually falling to the ACC powerhouse, 80-63.
For just the first time this season, the 'Cats outrebounded their opponent, 59-29, Tuesday night. Their 59 boards are the most rebounds by any team in a single game in the Big Sky this year, and the purple and white will need to continue to control the glass to come out on top Sunday night.
The Wildcats (2-4) keep making their presence felt on the defensive end, as their 4.3 blocks per game continue to lead the Big Sky. Weber State senior Kyle Tresnak is second in the conference at 1.5 per game, while Kyndahl Hill is seventh and Joel Bolomboy sits in eighth.
WSU will continue to rely on the dominant play of Davion Berry, who did a little bit of everything Tuesday night as he finished with 16 points, eight assists, six boards and three steals. His 18.7 points per game average also leads the 'Cats and is third in the Big Sky.
Weber State true freshman Jeremy Senglin is coming off a career-high 23 points, and will look to keep his hot hand going against the Bruins.
Since opening the season 8-0, UCLA has now dropped two of its last three games, but remains a perfect 7-0 at home.
The Bruins rank near the top of the country in several categories. They are second in field goal percentage (52.9 percent), second in steals (11.2 per game), fifth in assists (18.3 per game) and 11th in points (86.7 per game).
Individually, UCLA sophomore Jordan Adams will look to keep his hot streak alive, as his 20.2 points per game lead the Bruins.
Sunday's game will be Weber State's first contest against a nationally ranked opponent in the last three years.
Ryan Love is a full-time student at the University of Utah studying communications, and has been a part-time sports reporter and scoreboarder for the Deseret News since Oct. 2012.
Follow him on Twitter @RLove7724
EMAIL: email@example.com
- Ben Simmons, Brandon Ingram and intrigue...
- 24-team Euro 2016 a wacky success
- Nevada gambling regulators to weigh new...
- Carmelo Anthony among 10 set for US Olympic...
- Jazz snubbed: Agents block players from...
- AP Source: Pacers acquire Thad Young from Nets
- Rio Olympic organizers unveil village where...
- Agent: LeBron James to skip Rio Olympics
- Never on Sunday: BYU won't compete on... 141
- U. stadium gets bigger scoreboard,... 57
- Morning Links: BYU basketball fans... 32
- Morning links: ESPN analysts critical... 31
- Utah basketball: Poeltl taken by... 19
- Sitake making transition from longtime... 18
- Sitake not intimidated by BYU's arduous... 17
- Utah Jazz plan to be 'active' during... 16


text:
No Field Goals Made for this player
Claude Henry K. Young
Position: HB-FB-DB
5-4, 175lb (163cm, 79kg)
Born: January 5, 1926 in Chicago, IL
Died: September 4, 1983 in Terrell, TX
College: Illinois (College Stats)
High School: Englewood (IL), Wendell Phillips (IL)
Learn about our new design. Give us your feedback.
The design is optimized for your phone. Give it a try.
Other SR Sites
No Field Goals Made for this player
All logos are the trademark & property of their owners and not Sports Reference LLC. We present them here for purely educational purposes. Our reasoning for presenting offensive logos.
Logos were compiled by the amazing SportsLogos.net.
Copyright © 2000-2016 Sports Reference LLC. All rights reserved.
Most data provided by 24-7 Baseball, creators of the ESPN Pro Football Encyclopedia.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The Gospel of John in the Light of Indian Mysticismby Ravi Ravindra
View All Available Formats & Editions
• Takes readers beyond academic and historical analyses by exploring the mystical foundation of the Gospel
• Includes the full text of the Gospel of John interwoven with passage-by-passage
- LendMe LendMe™ Learn More
- Overview
- Editorial Reviews
- Product Details
- Related Subjects
- Read an Excerpt
- What People Are Saying
- Meet the author
Explores St. John's Gospel from an Eastern perspective to reveal the interconnectedness of all faiths and the need for interfaith dialogue
• Takes readers beyond academic and historical analyses by exploring the mystical foundation of the Gospel
• Includes the full text of the Gospel of John interwoven with passage-by-passage interpretations
The Gospel of John is different from the other canonical gospels in its overall point of view concerning Jesus Christ and his mission on earth. It is much more cosmological in scale and mystical in nature and has long been considered more esoteric. The Gospel of John in the Light of Indian Mysticism presents an unusual and rewarding exploration of this Christian text from a Hindu perspective as Ravi Ravindra takes us into the heart of St. John's words, eloquently and convincingly revealing the interconnectedness of all faiths and the growing need in today's world for interfaith dialogue. For those concerned with the emergence of a universal spirituality, Ravindra provides a source of light, a translucent pool of wisdom that offers from its depths an immense and lasting spiritual vision.
Born and educated in India before moving to Canada, Ravi Ravindra holds master's degrees in technology, physics, and philosophy and a Ph.D. in physics. He was the founding director of the Threshold Award for Integrative Knowledge and is currently professor emeritus at Dalhousie University in Halifax, where he served as professor and chair of comparative religion and adjunct professor of physics. His other books include Science and the Sacred, Krishnamurti: Two Birds on One Tree, Yoga and the Teaching of Krishna, and Whispers from the Other Shore. He lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Editorial Reviews
Product Details
- 9781594776229
- Publisher:
- Inner Traditions/Bear & Company
- Publication date:
- 08/16/2004
- Sold by:
- Barnes & Noble
- Format:
- NOOK Book
- Pages:
- 272
- Sales rank:
- 977,612
- File size:
Read an Excerpt
Since I was brought up in India, my psyche is naturally Indian in its early formation. When I read the Gospel According to St. John, I am struck by many similarities with the Indian traditions, and, of course, by many differences. In trying to understand the Gospel, I have found some Indian texts specifically helpful in bringing a new way of looking at a metaphor or in enlarging the appreciation of something that has been understood. I am persuaded that the major division in the human psyche is not horizontal or regional, dividing the Eastern from the Western soul; but that it is vertical and global, separating the few from the many, and the spiritual, inner and symbolical way of understanding from the material, outer and literal one--culturally as well as in each human soul.
My understanding of the Hindu tradition is that it aims at Sanatana Dharma (eternal order) of which at its best it is one representation, and that the tradition is most fulfilled only when it succeeds in leading one to the Truth beyond itself and beyond oneself, to experience It and to become one with It. One is born prakrita (natural, common, unformed); one must attempt to die sanskrita (well sculpted, cultured, educated). The truly educated person, the formation of which is the real aim and meaning of any spiritual path, of any yoga, is the one who is internally rightly ordered, and, in the words of the Bhagavad Gita (6:29), "sees the Self in everyone, and everyone in the Self, seeing everywhere impartially."
Everywhere, the one Truth and one Being, or simply the One, has manifested itself in many truths, myriad beings and many selves, corresponding to different times, places, cultures, religions and needs. According to the Shatapatha Brahmana (I,7,2,1-5), when a person is born, simultaneously are born obligations to the Gods, to the sages, to the ancestors, and to the community. Out of these, the obligation to the sages is met by studying the Veda (literally, 'sacred knowledge'); this is how we repay our debt to them.
We are living at a special moment in world history: for the first time now it seems to be possible for us to be free from our cultural isolation and to become heirs to the wisdom and truth as much of the Christ as of Lao-tzu, of Krishna and of the Buddha, if we would. In the global village that we live in, as we have access to the words and teachings of more sages, our obligations are also increased. I hope to meet a part of my obligation to the Christian sages by studying the Gospel According to St. John, which represents the Christian Veda par excellence.
However, in paying our debts to the sages and the saints, we must not forget a yet higher obligation: that to the Vastness beyond. It is This that the sages behold and to which they themselves are beholden; they show us that the Kingdom is neither in this place nor in that, but in each individual soul that is centered in the present moment on the only One Who Is. As Christ said, "Believe me, woman, an hour is coming when you will worship the Father neither on this mountain, nor in Jerusalem. An hour is coming, and is already here, when those who are real worshippers will worship the Father in spirit and in truth. Indeed it is just such worshippers the Father seeks. God is Spirit and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and in truth" (John 4:21,23-24).
Chapter 1
The Word became flesh and dwelt in us, and we have seen his glory, such glory as befits the Father's only Son, full of grace and truth. (1:14)
Here we encounter the central core of spirituality, the very heart of the practice: the Incarnation. Precisely because of its profundity, it is a mystery, highly cherished wherever the word mystery has not been denuded of its spiritual power. We have become habituated to the notion of mystery as in a murder mystery or a detective novel, in which the solution is found either when we accidentally stumble upon a missing clue or when we cleverly deduce it from other information. But, as far as spiritual mysteries are concerned, no amount of data or clues or information or cleverness at reasoning can lead us to solve the mystery. Spiritual mysteries always remain mysteries; they cannot be solved, simply because their mysteriousness is not a result of any missing data; it arises from their fullness which cannot be wholly comprehended by our ordinary mind. On the other hand, if we let such a mystery play its proper role, and by submitting to it in contemplation we allow it to work in us, we can ourselves be raised to the level of a higher mind, and higher still, without end. At that vantage point of the right mind, the mystery is not solved, but the knots of the mind are resolved. And the mystery has been instrumental in this movement as a koan can be in the practice of Zen. A genuine mystery carries with it the living water for a true baptism, an initiation to another level of being, a new birth.
What People are saying about this
"Looking at Christ through Hindu eyes, Ravindra's 'external' view of Christ is in ways more faithful to Christian history than much Western Christology now manages to be. This makes Christ the Yogi something of a landmark in interfaith dialogue."
"The book's real value lies in bringing readers into contact with the Gospel itself, highlighting its yogic nature, connecting us to the mystery that leads to rebirth in the Spirit."
"The main qualification for an interpreter of a religious text is the ability to discern true wisdomsomething Ravindra certainly can do. . . . Christ the Yogi is one of the best studies on a book of the Bibles that I have read. It has opened aspects of John's Gospel that were previously closed to me."
"A loving pondering over one of the most beautiful and probably most esoteric of the Four Gospels of the Christian tradition."
"This nonsectarian evaluation of Jesus and the Gospel of John is another good example of the fruits of interfaith dialogue."
"A dazzlingly brilliant spiritual and cross-cultural study of the most mystical of the books of the Bible, the Gospel of John. Few will finish this book unchanged, either intellectually or spiritually."
"Shows the benefits that cross-cultural perspectives can bring, helping readers to see with the heart as well as the head. . . . The best study of St. John's Gospel that I have found."
"In this new revision, Mr. Ravinda is surely helping to establish an interfaith sensibility in which beauty and truth in all religions can be simultaneously appreciated and embraced."
Meet the Author
Ravi Ravindra, a native of India, emigrated to Canada following his early education, and, in 1977, was made Member of the Institute of Advanced Study in Princeton. He served from 1978 through 1980 as the Founding Director of the Threshold Award for Integrative Knowledge and, in 1989, was the pilot Professor of Science and Spirituality at the California Institute of Integral Studies. Dr. Ravindra at present holds the position of Professor Emeritus at Dalhousie University, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, where he has served as Chair of Comparative Religion, Professor of International Development Studies, and Adjunct Professor of Physics. In addition to his study of the world's great traditions, Ravi Ravindra's spiritual search has involved him in the teachings of J. Krishnamurti, G. Gurdjieff, and Zen. The author of numerous books on religion, mysticism, and spirituality, Dr. Ravindra lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Customer Reviews
Average Review:
and post it to your social network
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
See all customer reviews >


text:
Miley Cyrus Debuts New Tattoo of President Roosevelt Quote
Miley Cyrus got a new body art, a quote from former President Theodore Roosevelt, and she proudly showed it off when stepping out of her pilates class in West Hollywood. She flaunted the tattoo in a sleeveless black-and-white striped loose top that bared her midriff.
The tattoo etched on the teen songstress' left forearm read, "So that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat." The quote was taken from the President's speech he made at the Sorbonne, Paris, on April 23, 1910.
19-year-old Miley has a collection of tattoos in her body. They include "love" on her ear in honor of a close friend who died of cystic fibrosis, and a small equal sign on the inside of her right ring finger to show her support of same sex marriage.
"It really doesn't hurt if you're thinking about the meaning," the newly engaged star once said. "I could never get a meaningless tattoo, but I think that if you're doing something that's important, that's significant in your life, it takes some of the pain away."
More Miley Cyrus News
- Artist of the Week: Calvin Harris
- Khloe Kardashian Refuses to Attend Rob's Wedding, Says He's 'Full of Bulls**t'
- Lea Michele Teases 'Scream Queens' Season 2 With This Picture
- Ariel Winter Announces She's Single With Kim Kardashian Meme. See the Funny Clip!
- Watch Beyonce, Desiigner, Bryson Tiller Rock the 2016 BET Awards
- 'Finding Dory' Beats 'Independence Day: Resurgence' at Box Office
- Drake Gets Eighth Week at Billboard 200's No. 1, RHCP Starts at No. 2
- Photos: Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston Hit the Beach in U.K. Joined by His Family


text:
This profile was last updated on . .
Is this you? Claim your profile.
Board Member
Dorking Healthcare Limited Liability Partnership
Dorking Healthcare: Board and Management Team
dorkinghealthcare.co.uk [cached]
Dr Justin Thompson (North Holmwood Surgery)
Ken Thompson
Sentaca Communications Ltd
Robert Thompson
Paul Thompson
Title First Agency Inc
Ricardo Thompson
Southwark & Lambeth Integrated Care
Ian Thompson
FaithLife Financial


text:
- Product Information
Product DescriptionMake sure Santa knows who's nice from who's naughtier this Christmas Season. Our funny Santa hat set features plush Santa hats complete with "naughty" or "nice" embroidered on the brim. Each hat has an approximate circumference of 22 inches and is made of lush plush polyester. Our Naughty and Nice Santa Hat Set is perfect for couples and siblings, too! Have some fun this holiday season with our silly Naughty and Nice Santa Hat Set. Fun for holiday photos, too! Plush polyester Red/white Approximate Circumference of 22 inches. Set of 2 (one naughty, one nice)
- Questions & Answers
- Reviews
Celebrate Shark Week with These 5 DIY Ideas
Celebrate Shark Week in style with these fun shark-themed crafts and activities!
Throw a Beach Party with these Helpful Beach Party Ideas
Plan a get-together on the beach, or throw a beach-themed bash in your home, using these fun beach party ideas!
How to Host a Summer Movie Night in Your Backyard
Do something different for your weekly movie night by watching it in your backyard on a big screen, and inviting friends and family to join in on the fun! Follow these party ideas to assist you in putting together a successful summer movie night.


text:
A 52-year-old Mequon man was arrested for providing a place for underage drinking and eight teenagers were arrested for underage drinking in the 10400 block of North Riverlake Drive at 11:46 p.m. Jan. 18.
According to the Mequon police report:
Police were following two speeding cars, and one drove away and the other pulled into the driveway in the 10400 block of North Riverlake Drive. A male ran from that car into the home and slammed the door.
After police knocked on the door, the Mequon man came outside and was "evasive" about any drinking and would not allow police to enter. A warrant was issued and police entered the home and found numerous bottles of alcohol scattered about along with a water bong, a scale with residue, rolling papers and cigarillos with the contents scooped out. An investigation is ongoing along with possible additional charges.
More from News and Features
- 'Visionary leader' in Mequon receives Prevent Blindness Wisconsin's SEER award
- Mequon-Thiensville Police Reports: June 30, 2016
- SeaWorld grants interview with Mequon student on orcas for paper (1)
- Demond Means resigns as commissioner of the Opportunity Schools and Partnership Program (1)
- Derosier enters not guilty plea
- Oriole Lane condominiums come up again and pass in Mequon
- Worker charged with stealing from senior living community residents
- Mequon-Thiensville Police Reports, June 23, 2016
- Frebeka 5 health challenge to be held in Mequon June 26
- Mequon-Thiensville Police Reports, June 16, 2016


text:
28 Illegal Immigrants Caught at Bulgaria's 'Green' Border
Society | April 10, 2014, Thursday // 13:41| Views: 1216 | Comments: 0
Photo by BGNES.
Society » Be a reporter: Write and send your article Expats.bg All Are Welcome! Join Now!
Twenty-eight illegal immigrants have been detained at Bulgaria's 'green' border in the last 24 hours, Interior Ministry said.
The border police are assisted by additional teams who accompany the detainees, and process documents and police records, News.bg informs.
Bulgaria's Interior Ministry and Refugee Agency do not expect a wave of refugees, turned away from other EU countries, deputy interior minister Plamen Angelov has assured earlier in April. So far there are single inquiries from Germany and Hungary, he added. The deputy head of the Refugee Agency Vasil Varbanov has confirmed the information.
- » Authorities Lift Bathing Ban on Beach in Bulgaria's Varna
- » One Pupil Injured After Being Stabbed by Schoolmate in Sofia
- » Rescuers in Bulgaria's Plovdiv Continue to Search Maritsa River for Missing Young Man
- » Cultural Heritage House Collapses in Bulgaria's Veliko Tarnovo
- » Iraqi National Wounded in Shooting Near Central Sofia
- » Incident with Diplomatic Car in Bulgaria's Sofia Leaves 3 Injured
Please, log in to post a comment.
» To the forumComments (0)


text:
Wartrace Jobs
Looking for jobs in Wartrace? Snagajob has great opportunities with the area's leading companies. And applying for Wartrace jobs has never been easier. Look at the job listings below, click on a job title that interests you and hit the "apply now" button. Part-time jobs, teen jobs, student jobs and summer jobs are now just a click away. Start your job search now.
Wartrace, TN Job Openings
CRST ExpeditedWartrace and Surrounding Areas
Wartrace, TN
Cities within 20 miles of Wartrace, TN
- Tullahoma, TN (85 jobs)
- Manchester, TN (68 jobs)
- Murfreesboro, TN (51 jobs)
- Shelbyville, TN (43 jobs)
- Murfressboro, TN (20 jobs)
- ESTILL SPRINGS, TN (2 jobs)
- Arnold Afb, TN (2 jobs)
- Readyville, TN (1 jobs)
- Normandy, TN (1 jobs)
- Nashville, TN (1 jobs)
- Unionville, TN (1 jobs)


text:
Longtime Apple PR head Katie Cotton officially retiresFriday marks the last day of work for Apple's longtime PR chief Katie Cotton. After spending 18 years in Cupertino, much of it as a handler for late cofounder Steve Jobs, the company's vice president of worldwide corporate communications will step down to spend more time with her family.
Katie Cotton speaks with Steve Jobs, Phil Schiller and Jony Ive. Photo via Inc..
In an essay covering Cotton's career at Apple, Re/code's Kara Swisher revealed that the PR guru will be heading for the door after the workday is over. Cotton's retirement was announced earlier in May, though at the time a definitive exit date had not been set.
Cotton was a polarizing figure for the media due to her aggressive protection of Apple and tight control over what information. Some had taken to calling her derogatory names, though Swisher notes PR heads at most other big-name tech firms are cut from the same cloth.
As one of the most powerful executives at Apple, Cotton kept somewhat of a low profile. Her behind-the-scenes influence was unquestionable, however, as seen by her handling of Jobs' long-term illness and other controversies like the stock backdating scandal.
Her operating style of being tight-lipped and selective in what statements were issued proved impressively effective, with journalists clamoring to get any scrap of information from Apple as other companies pushed regular press releases. Cotton created a demand for Apple news and tantalized reporters with very little supply.
Apple spokesman Steve Dowling, who announced Cotton's departure, is thought to be in the running to replace the PR chief. Another candidate is Natalie Kerris. Both Dowling and Kerris have been with Apple for over ten years.
Cotton said the decision to leave was "hard," saying Apple was "a part of (her) heart," but in the end she chose to spend more time with her children.
On Topic: General
- Apple hands out rainbow Apple Watch bands to commemorate LGBT Pride
- How the AppleInsider podcast is recorded and edited
- Review: DJI's Phantom 4 sets new standard for affordable drones
- This week on AI: 'iPhone 7' holds back, 2017 Apple Watch plans, Thunderbolt Display gone & more
- Apple's FaceTime subject of renewed VoIP patent infringement lawsuit


text:
Fisker's federal debt going to auction
The fate of Fisker Automotive and its Karma luxury hybrid car will be decided Oct. 11, when the Department of Energy will auction $168 million in debt the company owes U.S. taxpayers in exchange for what should amount to a controlling stake in the company, the DOE announced Wednesday.
The deadline for bids is Oct. 7. "Bidders will have an opportunity to conduct due diligence prior to the bid deadline," said a government posting.
"The department will require all bids to include a commitment and business plan that promotes domestic manufacturing capabilities and related engineering for advanced technology vehicles here in the United States," Peter W. Davidson, executive director of the loan program office, said in a blog post announcing the auction.
Reports have circulated of various groups with an interest in buying Fisker, including Hong Kong billionaire investor Richard Li, longtime Detroit auto executive Bob Lutz and Wanxiang, the Chinese company that bought Fisker's bankrupt battery supplier.
Most Popular
- Once the silent partner, now she's taking the reins of the hot dog chain
- Santa Ana city manager kept romance a secret, report says
- Suspect in O.C. fatal hit and run declared a fugitive
- Three cars held in O.C. racing investigation are returned
- Angels lose fifth in a row, fall 12 games under .500, but remain united in their commitme
User Agreement
Comments are encouraged, but you must follow our Privacy Policy Policy & Terms of Use
Keep it civil and stay on topic. No profanity, vulgarity, racial slurs or personal attacks. People who harass others or joke about tragedies will be blocked. By posting your comment, you agree to allow Orange County Register Communications, Inc. the right to republish your name and comment in additional Register publications without any notification or payment.


text:
Written on: 30/08/2013 by BobbieY (1 review written)
I needed new cabin luggage to meet Easyjet new sizes. Samsonite case fitted the bill and into the easyjet basket at check in. Very lightweight and I was surprised at just how spacious it was inside and how much I was able to fit in it. Outside pockets useful for documents. Very pleased with service, very quick delivery and useful being able to track the progress of delivery.
As rated by our community of reviewers
" Does Not Uphold Returns Policy " Read More
" Order handling done quickly and shipment was on time. Decent packin... " Read More
" Good experience " Read More
" No problems! " Read More
" Took my money but haven't supplied glasses " Read More
Written by Beccie28


text:
Cultural Commentary
Yale student's last words live on
Category: Cultural Commentary Written by Jim Denison
The Yale Daily News asked Marina to write an essay to be distributed at her commencement. That essay is going viral today. She noted that most in her class are "somewhat lost in this sea of liberal arts. Not quite sure what road we're on and whether we should have taken it." But their lack of clarity is not a problem: "We're so young. We're so young. We're twenty-two years old. We have so much time."
Tragically, time ran out for Marina five days ago. Tomorrow is promised to no one. But that's not my point this morning. I believe that Marina's eloquent essay speaks for millions in our culture who cannot find direction for their lives. Many have stopped looking.
A new book describes "the rise of the supertemp"--"independent professionals" who work a variety of short-term jobs rather than choosing permanent careers. Even corporate managers are making the shift. This is the "era of the disposable worker"; a recent survey indicated that 58 percent of American businesses plan to use such "temporary arrangements." And technology is changing the workplace faster than ever before--anyone who started college in 2003 didn't have Facebook, YouTube, or Twitter.
But I think there's more going on here. Marina Keegan described a worldview decades in the making: truth is personal, ethics are subjective, and the world is whatever you believe it to be. For many, work has little intrinsic value--it's a means to the end of your personal happiness. How does God look at this relativistic approach to life?
The psalmist knew how to live a life the Lord can bless: "Blessed are they whose ways are blameless, who walk according to the law of the LORD. Blessed are they who keep his statutes and seek him with all their heart" (Psalm 119:1-2). Why? Because "they do nothing wrong; they walk in all his ways" (v. 3). When we live by biblical truth, we align ourselves with God's "good, pleasing and perfect will" (Romans 12:2). When we don't, we don't.
John Adams observed that "facts are stubborn things." Winston Churchill added: "The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it, ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is." Marina Keegan's thoughtful essay gave voice to all who are searching for such incontrovertible truth. For them, and for myself, I pray with the psalmist: "Let me understand the teaching of your precepts; then I will meditate on your wonders" (Psalm 119:27).
When last did you make his prayer yours?
Latest News
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10
Evangelical leaders meet with Trump: my thoughts
'Angels' block protesters at Orlando funeral
The USGA's major blunder
'Star Trek' actor dies in freak accident
National Cathedral's fight between tradition and reason
Criticizing LeBron and Steph
Craig Sager: courage on an NBA sideline
House Members Shout during Moment of Silence
Warcraft: why the critics are wrong
Is the Media Biased? Does it matter?
Disney tragedy: blame and redemption
The Allure of ISIS
What will protect us from the next Omar Mateen?
London Mayor Bans Beach Body Ready Ads
Good news in the war on terror
Sidney Crosby and the power of presence
Prev Next Page:


text:
Online Dating in Norman for Free
The only 100% Free Online Dating site for dating, love, relationships and friendship. Register
HERE and chat with other Norman singles
Awkward but charming!Hey! I'm Jake. I play a lot of video games. I also read a lot. I love to write as well. I'm a huge movie fan. I also enjoy comic books and superheroes. I listen to a lot of EDM and
Norman Oklahoma sleepyheadgamer 20 Single Man Seeking Women
¤Whats poppin?¤Hey what up. Imma go head and put this out there. Im not about no games, drama or bull shit. Im down ta earth i tell it like it is. I love dancong. And honestly im not on here looking to **** or suck
Midwest city Oklahoma Dreamcumtru90 26 Single Woman Seeking Men
Sweet ShortyHey, my name is Micki. I'm moving to Newalla from California in October 2016. I am not okay with hookups or fwbs. I want friends, and maybe a special guy will catch my attention to start a relationshi
Newalla Oklahoma curvymicki 30 Single Woman Seeking Men
looking for miss do rightsingle man looking for a real woman who likes to have fun and must like motorcycle
Oklahoma City Oklahoma Mrkaw01 40 Single Man Seeking Women
Looking for that special person.Hi! My name is , I'm a libra which means I'm a lover not a fighter. I am a laid back person who enjoys snuggling on the couch. I absulately love to go to rock concerts! I like to camp, hike and go e
Oklahoma City Oklahoma Stacigaleespinosa 44 Single Woman Seeking Men
HERE to use this Free Dating Service, and start contacting other users for free
Do Guys Even Ask Girls On Dates Anymore? smhHey I'm Brandi 22 cute and young I live life how I want. I like to shop go to movies hang out party and smoke. I like black and white guys.I have 2 kids one boy Carter(3years old) and one girl Braylei
midwest city Oklahoma Brandi04 22 Single Woman Seeking Men
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30


text: Education Video: Quebec students march to protest tuition fees Add to ... CP Video Published Thursday, Nov. 10, 2011 8:36PM EST Last updated Thursday, Nov. 10, 2011 8:37PM EST Thousands of students and their supporters flooded the streets of Montreal Thursday, protesting tuition fee increases by the provincial government. Quebec Premier Jean Charest plans to raise the fees considerably over the next several years. Watch More Video: Obama: Brexit will not change the 'special relationship' between U.S. and U.K. Doug Saunders: It will take a decade to repair the relations Britain just severed Officer shot multiple times near Philadelphia Toronto officials make decision on controversial Swansea treehouse Bipartisan House gun legislation announced in U.S. Trudeau: 'We respect the choice of the British people' U.K. falling apart? New Scottish referendum 'likely' after Brexit vote Brexit: Easier said than done Bernie Sanders says he will vote for Hillary Clinton Trump: Brexit vote is 'will of the people, embrace it' Brexit vote highlights deep divides in UK 'It's a great thing': Trump praises Brexit vote 'Brexit' wins key EU membership referendum EU chief: 'What doesn't kill you makes you stronger' 'Leave' campaigner celebrates win in Brexit referendum British Prime Minister Resigns Britain votes to leave European Union Amnesty International calls on Trudeau to press Mexican president on human rights Jury: Led Zeppelin didn't steal riff Tornado, hail storms kill at least 78 people in eastern China Comments AA More Related to this Story Up to 200,000 Quebec students stage massive protest over tuition hikes Follow us on Twitter: @globeandmail


text:
We want you to enjoy your visit to our website. That's why we use cookies to enhance your experience. By staying on our website you agree to our use of cookies.
Like us on Facebook
All the latest news and views from the St Helens Star
St Helens 15°c
Have you got a local story, picture or video you would like to send to us? Send it to us now for a chance to get published.
Recommended Jobs
at RecruitmentRevolution.com
Assistant Management Accountant - Leading Procurement Provider
Esher -
1 days ago
Credit Controller - European Products Leader
Chertsey -
1 days ago
HGV Transporter Driver(s) - Class 1 C+E - *Industry Leading Salary*
Middlesbrough -
1 days ago
Immingham -
1 days ago
Kirk Sandall -
1 days ago
Sheerness -
1 days ago
Bristol -
1 days ago
eCommerce Junior Developer - .Net - Music Instrument Retailer
Glasgow -
2 days ago
Field Service Engineer (AWP / Slot Machines) - A1 Corridor
Peterborough -
2 days ago
Newcastle upon Tyne -
2 days ago
This site is part of Newsquest's audited local newspaper network | A Gannett Company
Newsquest (North West) Ltd, Loudwater Mill, Station Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. HP10 9TY|3102566|Registered in England & Wales
This website and associated newspapers adhere to the Independent Press Standards Organisation's Editors' Code of Practice. If you have a complaint about the editorial content which relates to inaccuracy or intrusion, then please contact the editor here. If you are dissatisfied with the response provided you can contact IPSO here


text:
The Coast Guard reminds operators of vessels 65 ft or greater in length that the Right Whale Ship Strike Reduction Rule takes effect Nov. 1, requiring those vessels to slow down while operating in the U.S. Mid-Atlantic waters where North Atlantic Right whales are known to migrate, calve and nurse.
The Coast Guard has worked closely with the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration and National Marine Fisheries Service division during the past decade to further both agencies' shared goal of conserving and rehabilitating the North Atlantic right whale population.
"The Coast Guard, in coordination with NMFS, has a long history of protecting living marine resources and will continue to take action to protect the right whale from ship strikes and other threats," said Steven Tucker, the U.S. Coast Guard's deputy chief of Marine Protected Species Enforcement. "Key among those measures is Coast Guard communication with mariners in areas where right whales congregate or transit."
The speed restrictions, which are based on the migration pattern of the right whale, will be in effect in coastal waters from Rhode Island to Georgia beginning Sunday and continuing through April 30, 2010. Maps of these areas and a compliance guide are available online at: www.nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/shipstrike.
To report a suspected violation in the seasonal management areas call the national hotline at 1-800-853-1964. The Coast Guard, as America's Ocean Steward, has developed the strategic plan Ocean Guardian and the programmatic framework Ocean Steward to support recovery of living marine resources including endangered species and marine mammals.
Protected under the U.S. Endangered Species Act of 1973 and the Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972, the North Atlantic right whale is one of world's rarest animals, with approximately 400 individuals in its entire population. The potential for the species to recover is reduced when Right whales are injured by ship strikes or entanglements resulting from human activity.
Maritime Today
The Maritime Industry's original and most viewed E-News Service
ClassNK has been informed by Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) that during PSC inspections it has been increasingly reported that vessels have been detained
The Red River was closed Sunday from mile marker 40 to mile marker 42, after a barge reportedly ran aground and was protruding into the channel near mile marker 41, according to the U.
Danelec Launches ECDIS Computer-based Training
Danelec Marine has launched a new computer-based training (CBT) program for its second-generation DM800 ECDIS G2 products.
Global warming results in fundamental changes to important ocean currents. As scientists from the Alfred-Wegener-Institute show in a new study, wind-driven subtropical
A 599-foot Norway flagged chemical tanker Champion Ebony ran aground near Nunivak Island, Alaska on June 24.
U.S. Coast Guard Sector Anchorage watchstanders
The U.S. Coast Guard is responding to a report of a sheen in Lake Ontario near the Fitzpatrick Nuclear Power Plant in Scriba, New York, approximately 10 miles northeast of Oswego, New York, Sunday.
The U.S. Coast Guard medevaced an ailing crew member Saturday from a tanker off Virginia Beach.
Coast Guard watchstanders at the 5th District Command Center


text:
Currently trying to create an XML system using Ogre and the STL. As a proof of concept, we are trying to get it to output the contents of the XML file to our log file. Sadly our current code won't compile, and we don't know why. Relevant code follows:
Here is a stream class that we have inherited from to simplify management of a custom streambuf. The main reason it exists it to delete the custom streambuf in it's destructor.
class ResourceInputStream : public std::istream
internal::OgreDataStreamBuf* OgreBuffer;
ResourceManager* Manager;
/// @internal
/// @brief Called by the constructors to actually construct this class
/// @param InputBuffer A pointer to an internal::OgreDataStreamBuf. A buffer to read from the disk access subsystem (which happens to be part of Ogre). This Stream will assume ownership of this buffer and will handle deleting it.
/// @param ResourceManager_ Currently unused, future functionality may tuse this.
void Construct(std::streambuf *InputBuffer, ResourceManager* ResourceManager_);
/// @brief Descriptive Constructor
/// @param InputBuffer A pointer to an internal::OgreDataStreamBuf. A buffer to read from the disk access subsystem (which happens to be part of Ogre). This Stream will assume ownership of this buffer and will handle deleting it.
/// @param ResourceManager_ Currently unused, future functionality may tuse this.
/// @warning Do not delete the InputBuffer you pass in, this class will assume owner ship and delete it on it's own
ResourceInputStream(std::streambuf *InputBuffer, ResourceManager* ResourceManager_) :
{ this->Construct(InputBuffer, ResourceManager_); }
/// @brief Tears down the Stream, and Delete the Buffer Passed in.
virtual ~ResourceInputStream();
Here is the definition for the custom streambuf class. It uses an ogreDatastreambuf to read from zipped files in that are managed by the Ogre resource library:
class OgreDataStreamBuf : public std::streambuf
/// @brief a shard_ptr to the internal Ogre Datastream
Ogre::DataStreamPtr OgreStream;
/// @brief constructor
/// @param Datum A pointer to the Ogre Datastream that this stream will use
OgreDataStreamBuf(const Ogre::DataStreamPtr& Datum) : OgreStream(Datum)
#ifdef PHYSDEBUG
World::GetWorldPointer()->Log("Entering/Exiting OgreDataStreamBuf Constructor");
/// @brief Should get the amount of characters left in the sequence
/// @returns -1 if no estimate could be made, other wise this returns an estimate of the amount of bytes in the buffer
std::streamsize showmanyc();
/// @brief Gets a sequence of characters
/// @param s a Pointer to where the characters should go
/// @param n How many characters
/// @return This returns the amount of characters retrieved
std::streamsize xsgetn(char* s, std::streamsize n);
/// @brief puts a sequence of characters in
/// @param s a Pointer to the characters
/// @param n How many characters
/// @return This returns the amount of characters inserted
/// @detail currently unimplimented
std::streamsize xsputn(const char_type*, std::streamsize n);
Here is The piece of code attempting to use this stream class. TheWorld->LogStream is a std::stringstream.
ResourceInputStream* XMLptr = TheWorld->GetResourceManager()->GetResourceStream("test.xml");
std::stringstream XMLStringStream;
(*XMLptr) >> XMLStringStream;
String ShouldHaveXML(XMLStringStream.str());
TheWorld->LogStream << "ShouldHaveXML: " << ShouldHaveXML << endl << "End XML Logging" <<endl;
TheWorld->Log("Delete XML Stream");
delete XMLptr;
Attempting to compile produces this error:
error: ambiguous overload for 'operator>>' in '* XMLptr >> XMLStringStream'
I've researched this error, and the only thing I can find about this... it's due to something being declared const that shouldn't. That isn't the case with our code as far as we can tell. So I'm at a loss as to why this is happening, or how to go about fixing it. Any insights would be greatly appreciated.


text:
Villa Bellagio Blois, Loir-et-Cher (department)
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 116 guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available
- 4 meeting rooms
- Terrace
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Garden
- Arcade/game room
- Computer station
What's around
- Polyclinique de Blois (1.2 mi / 2 km)
- St. Louis Cathedral (1.9 mi / 3.1 km)
- Maison de la Magie (2.1 mi / 3.4 km)
- Musee d'Histoire Naturelle (2.1 mi / 3.5 km)
- Chateau de Blois (2.2 mi / 3.5 km)
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Garden
Villa Bellagio Blois, Loir-et-Cher (department)
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $86
- Family Room
- Triple Room
- Double or Twin Room
Also popular with travelers from the USA
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 116 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-Midnight
- Check-out time is Noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed *
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
Nearby Three Star Loir-et-Cher (department) hotels
In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Barbeque grills
- Outdoor pool
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Arcade/game room
- Billiards or pool table
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Conference space
- One meeting room
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Garden
- Terrace
- Fireplace in lobby
- Accessible bathroom
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub only
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Top Loir-et-Cher (department) hotels
Recently reviewed hotels in Loir-et-Cher (department)
- Best Western Le Vinci Loire ValleyFrom
"Nice base of operations to see all the famous chateaus in the valley. "Jun 16, 2016
- Château de PrayFrom
"The chateau was in a beautiful location near Amboise. It was very close to the city and therefor convenient to all the sites/restaurants and market. It was also a terrific…"Jun 12, 2016
- Auberge De LaunayFrom
"We stayed for one night only, had a wonderful meal, and had to leave the next morning. Castles nearby, so we left early to see one at opening time - 9 am. Could not have been…"Jun 10, 2016
- Relais des Trois ChâteauxFrom
"Good location to explore Loire chateaus but must have a car. Restaurant at the hotel is great with good food selection. I would stay there again."Jun 8, 2016
Nearby hotels
Special features
DiningOnsite venue - Overlooking the pool, this restaurant specializes in French cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Villa Bellagio Blois, Loir-et-Cher (department)'s small print
Also known as
- Bellagio Blois
- Blois Villa Bellagio
- Villa Bellagio Blois
- Villa Bellagio Hotel Blois
- Villa Bellagio Blois Hotel La Chaussee-Saint-Victor
- Villa Bellagio Blois Hotel
- Villa Bellagio Blois La Chaussee-Saint-Victor
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.83 per person, per night
- Resort fee: EUR 0.83 per person, per night
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 12 for adults and EUR 12.00 for children (approximately)
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 10 per pet, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Good 3.8 /5 from 216 reviews
I was there on business but brought my family. The Staff was very nice and helpful. The lobby was a great place to watch football or to just hang out with friends. The wifi is slow but I am sure that will soon be addressed. The place to stay if you like to be outside of the main city where you can enjoy the peace of nature. There is a trail with an easy walk down to the river Loire.
Hotel is good and the breakfast buffet also. What downgrades this hotel is that the claimed free wifi isn't stable and kicks you out every 5min if you ever have luck to connect to it in the first place. Also the dinner in the evening was poor. Food was barely warm and they burned black the vegetables and served them - un-edible.
Comfortable place, very clean
Although the staff was very friendly and useful, and the kids appreciated the games area in the lobby, the condition and comfort of the rooms don't justify the ratings of this hotel. The carpet in our room should have been replaced about 5 years earlier and the beds weren't very comfortable.
An excellent hotel for a family stopover en route. Location outside main tourist centre is not a problem if you have a car.
Is the description of this hotel not correct? Tell us


text:
Best airfares from Miami to LondonJetradar compares airfares from Miami to London with hundreds of airlines (including Jet Airways, Emirates, Qatar Airways) and dozens of online travel agencies in one single place. We provide you with all the options to find the cheapest flights to London, you choose where to book. Also there you can find airlines special offers from Miami to London. The cheapest round-trip price found within the last week was ₹41,492. The cheapest oneway price found within the last week was ₹21,004.
Cheapest Flights from Miami, FL to London
Airline One Way One Way / Round-Trip Round-Trip Jet Airways Find ₹147,013 Emirates Find ₹71,506 Qatar Airways Find ₹660,989 American Airlines ₹27,640 ₹48,811 Lufthansa ₹42,596 ₹51,222
Airline One Way One Way / Round-Trip Round-Trip United Airlines ₹23,364 ₹49,241 British Airways ₹26,638 ₹49,200 Singapore Airlines ₹43,255 Find Turkish Airlines ₹34,630 ₹38,259 Malaysia Airlines ₹43,245 ₹64,493
Airline One Way One Way / Round-Trip Round-Trip Air France ₹44,813 ₹52,429 KLM ₹41,809 ₹55,579 Cathay Pacific Find ₹1,842,987 Swiss International Air Lines ₹41,594 ₹50,684 China Eastern Airlines ₹203,430 ₹208,114
Airline One Way One Way / Round-Trip Round-Trip Air Canada ₹23,088 ₹49,461 Aeroflot ₹28,458 ₹53,260 Ethiopian Airlines Find ₹72,917 Alitalia ₹61,846 ₹50,635 Virgin Atlantic ₹40,443 ₹49,338
Flights from Miami to London
Travelling from Miami to London advices and facts
- The distance between Miami and London is 4444 miles (or 7152 kilometers).
- The shortest flight time is 14h 14m
- When you fly from Miami to London, don't forget about the time difference. The time in London is 05:00 from the Miami time. The current time in London is 17:38 and 12:38 in Miami. Check this again shortly before your flight.
- The currency exchange rate between Miami (MIA) and London (LON) is 1 USD = 0.6927 GBP.


text:
to experience the full functionality of mail.com.
Premium Login
Email Domains
iPhone App
Android App
iPad App
Browser download
1&1 MyWebsite
Weather Service
Credit Cards
Real Estate
Sign up
Sign up
Log in
Enhanced by Google
June 30, 2016
Yahoo CEO paints bright picture with potential sale looming
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer tried to hit all the upbeat notes during an annual shareholders meeting as the company considers ...
June 30, 2016
Tesla driver killed in crash while using car's 'Autopilot'
The U.S. announced Thursday the first fatality in a wreck involving a car in self-driving mode, the 40-year-old owner of a ...
June 30, 2016
Google serves a 'Nougat' to fans of its Android software
Google is serving a new morsel for fans of its Android software: The next version has been dubbed "Nougat," extending ...
June 30, 2016
Government urges owners of old Hondas to get air bags fixed
The U.S. government is urging owners of 313,000 older Hondas and Acuras to stop driving them and get them repaired after new ...
June 30, 2016
Here come the virtual reality Olympics ... for Samsung users
Athletes in Rio will compete to be the fastest sprinter and highest jumper at the Olympics this August. But there's another ...
June 30, 2016
Samsung sells Galaxy S7 phones that aren't tied to carrier
Samsung will sell unlocked versions of its flagship Galaxy S7 phones in the U.S. so consumers can switch carriers more easily
June 30, 2016
Amazon 'Prime Day' sales gimmick is back this July
Amazon is renewing its "Prime Day" July sales gimmick as Wal-Mart also tries to go after online shoppers. The e-commerce ...
June 29, 2016
Aide: Clinton opposed private emails accessible to 'anybody'
Longtime Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin said in a legal proceeding that Clinton did not want the private emails that she ...
June 29, 2016
Facebook's latest news feed tweak: This time, it's personal
Facebook has once again tweaked the formula it uses to decide what people will see in their news feed — and this time, it's ...
June 29, 2016
Health officials prepare for Zika, but local efforts tight
The poorest parts of Houston remind Dr. Peter Hotez of some of the neighborhoods in Latin America hardest hit by Zika.
June 29, 2016
After Fire flop, Amazon unveils phones with its apps, ads
Amazon is back in the phone business — sort of. After its own Fire phone flopped, Amazon is selling special editions of other ...
June 29, 2016
New laws on abortion set to take effect around the country
New laws targeting abortion are set to take effect Friday in about one-fifth of the states, initiating another wave of ...
June 29, 2016
Media use in America up a full hour over just last year
The typical American adult is using media for a full hour a day more than just last year, with smartphones accounting for ...
June 29, 2016
NY-based explorers find 1868 schooner wreck in Lake Ontario
The shipwreck of a Canadian schooner that sank off Lake Ontario's central New York shore nearly 150 years ago has been ...
June 29, 2016
New cameras keep electronic eye on Western wildfires
As the summer wildfire season heats up in the West, a growing network of online cameras installed on forested mountaintops ...
June 29, 2016
Microsoft readies Windows 10 update, answers critics
Microsoft has a birthday present for Windows 10 users: more capabilities for its Cortana digital assistant and new ways to ...
June 29, 2016
Uber software tracks drivers for high speed, sudden stops
Using smartphone sensors to peek over its drivers' shoulders, Uber is promising to keep a closer eye on their behavior — ...
June 29, 2016
Toyota announces recalls for defective air bags, canisters
Toyota announced Wednesday it is recalling 1.43 million vehicles for defective air bags and another 2.87 million vehicles for ...
June 29, 2016
Biden threatens funding cut if cancer trials conceal results
Vice President Joe Biden threatened Wednesday to pull federal funding for cancer studies that fail to publicly disclose their ...
June 29, 2016
Remains of 2 train workers found in Texas; 1 missing
The remains of two crew members who had been missing since a head-on freight train collision in the Texas Panhandle were ...


text:
Discus is the latest dazzling creation from Seiko which uses a chain of rotating aluminum discs to present the current time.
The Seiko Discus is surprisingly easy to read when compared to other modern watches. The wheels are partly covered by a glass look with a plain glass window stressing the current time.
The Discus is available in two versions, one with a stainless body and white face, and another with a black metal body and a smoked glass face.
This watch is priced at $890 on Ebay.
Watfch Wheels Display Time
More Stats +/-
Single-Serve Milk Containers
Top 35 Eco Transportation Ideas in June
Story-Rewinding Games
Stain Remover Ads
Comparative Baby Food Ads


text:
riz23 • Comments
Page 1 of 35
The UK's two biggest video game magazine companies are now one
Zillah Byng-Thorne. Previously known as Zillah Byng-Maddick. What a name! Straight out of a cyber-punk novel. Shame she didn't have the balls to go with Zillah Byng-Maddick-Thorne.
In other news I haven't bought an overpriced magazine of any sort in over a decade. Reply 0
We played Zelda: Breath of the Wild four times and here's what we discovered
@Scimarad I absolutely agree with you. The neg button should not be used to shut down an opposing opinion but as you say to remove comments that don't add to the conversation. The misuse of it promotes a lack of respect and anti-social behaviour. Personally I would remove the downvote function and only allow a positive upvote. Do something nice or do nothing at all.
PS. I upvoted you. Reply +2
Allison Road cancelled under mysterious circumstances
Aah come on EG, how about "Allison Road reaches a dead end"? You're letting yourselves go! Reply +33
Gay-themed games Hurt Me Plenty, Succulent, and Stick Shift are now on Steam
@captainrentboy I have no problem with your comment but it is kind of funny that you should say it and choose 'captainrentboy' as your username. :) Reply +8
Mass Effect: Andromeda's protagonist name finally confirmed
They call me..Batty Ryder! Reply +6
EA E3 2016 conference live report
Hey guys, ACTUAL GAMEPLAY! Jesus wept.... Reply 0
EA E3 Conference one word description: HOLLOW Reply 0
Jade Raymonds grinning rictus. Dark side confirmed! Reply 0
I hear the Microsoft crew all have new Gears of War 4 sneakers. Look out for them Martin. E3 2016, the year of the trainers! Reply 0
OH FUCKING NO! Reply 0
"So that's amazing." Thanks Peter! Reply 0
Has anyone ever seen Andrew Wilson and Handsome Jack in the same room together? Nope I didn't think so. Jus' sayin'. Reply 0
Is this the green adventure, the red adventure or the yellow adventure? Reply 0
I think you can buy Zampellas cargo jacket in The Division. 350 Bird coins and its yours. Reply 0
Dangerous Golf review
Someone has been drinking the (ex)Criterion Kool Aid. Reply +1
Lionhead: The inside story
Is this available in book form? Or 12 monthly installments? I'll need to finish it later but its excellent! Reply +2
Battlefield 1 now the top-rated trailer on YouTube
The endless Void sees Galak-Z at its very best
Nice to see I wasn't alone in feeling the game was simply too punishing and locked away progress behind a frugal restart mechanic. I'm shocked to learn season 5 was never available too. Obviously I never got that far. It's the addition of an easy mode, or some form of continue that would make the game complete for me. Reply +1
Battlefield 1 is the new World War 1 Battlefield game
Chucking some mustard gas about? Sounds alright for Somme. Verdun DICE, it looks great! As long as it is Yser to play, I'll be picking this up! Reply +6
Raiden V arrives in the west next week
"Voices of the characters intercalated make us have so much presence!" Ok then! I'm looking forward to "enjoy the new type of game with the net working!" Brilliant stuff! Reply +8
Ubisoft fixes big The Division exploit
Four studios worked on the Division. Massive of course, but also red storm, Ubisoft annecy and Reflections up in Newcastle. It's fair to say there is a lot of Ubisoft in this game.
I also think think glitch story is a little scaremongering. Even if it is possible to do this, it takes about four hours and has no user input at all. I'm not sure many will be arsed with that sort of exploit. Reply 0
The Division players up in arms over bugs, exploits and glitches
@dogmanstaruk the majority of serious exploits are PC only or don't replicate as effectively on consoles. These are the exploits that involve net limiters or run scripts to press keys, or alter data. The environmental glitches using specific skills can be done on any version. The PC suffers way more from abuse than the other platforms. Reply +3
Destiny players reckon they've discovered the release date for the game's next big expansion
'Per Audacia ad Astra' is the tag line of Destiny Youtuber and Friend of Bungie, 'My name is Byf'. Coincidence or PR drip feed? Let the conspiracy theories commence! Reply 0
The day the music died: When Bungie fired Marty O'Donnell
Papers, Please dev releases new demo for Return of the Obra Dinn
@bigbramble entry denied. Reply +17
Overwatch's Tracer has a new pose
And so the need for Deconstruction of sexual imagery in games, indeed, Society, is laid embarrassingly clear. The whole situation is ridiculous. So many shouty people completely missing the crux of the matter. Reply -1
Griefers or saviours? The Elite Dangerous players causing a rift in space
It seems pretty simple to me. PvP within standard open play is fine, but when a group creates a private game specifically to avoid such contact and you essentially lie your way into that group to grief and subvert, then you're not adding anything to the game, you are being an arsehole, and not an entertaining one at that.
The Division could be heading towards a similar problem. You get many stories of people complaining about griefing in the DZ, camping entrances, 4v1 ganks, sticky bombs in the back etc., but that's the rules of the DZ. If you don't like it then don't go there. I'm sure if Massive made a PvE Dark Zone you'd get 20,000 players in there at the drop of a hat. However, such a thing does not exist, so you accept the rules as they are.
Ultimately PvP can bring the most emotion out of people and that is a wonderful thing but let's not forget there are real people at the other end, and they deserve respect just as much as you do. You can be a stone cold killer in games but whether you are a dickhead at the same time is defined by your actions. Reply +6
PlayStation VR has the right price - and the right attitude
Wow, you're really fighting the Sony corner with that �349 price point schtick. It's as if you keep on repeating it we'll all forget you need a camera as well, currently priced at �40 to make it work with your PS4. You really shouldn't reinforce their shady marketing practices. Reply -8
Uncovered: Final Fantasy 15 live report
Tough gig Aoife. The things one must do for journalism eh? Reply 0
Turok 1 and 2 Remastered coming to Xbox One
There are still plenty of Xbox ones in the world, even if there are significantly more PS4's. Looks like the Devs have not said it won't appear on another console...
I really enjoyed my time with the Turok games back in the day, however, that was then, and this is now. I don't have time to play the new games, let alone the old games made new again. Reply +21
There's a problem with The Division's Dark Zone
I'd say DZ 3+ are worth visiting to farm named elites that can drop high end gear. Some more Phoenix credits would be nice but they are going up albeit slowly.
A tweak is needed to encourage going rogue but let's not go crazy eh? Seeing what DZ loot a player is carrying would help. If I know you're carrying some yellow gear I might be tempted to gank you and if the penalty for death was a little less severe then I'm more encouraged to give it a go... Reply +1
Zero Time Dilemma dated for June on 3DS and Vita
Dammit I'm gonna need a bigger SD card! Reply 0
Shuhei Yoshida talks PlayStation VR
@mega-gazz great minds think alike! Reply -1
I'm sorry, but I still don't find �390 'eye-catching'. I get that people want this to take off, but this is not a mass market pricepoint yet. Good luck and let's talk again in two years. Reply +4
Ninja Theory announces new name for Hellblade
Dat motion capture tho'! Awesome
You know, we're gonna have some truly incredible VR pr0n one day. A wretched thing to say I know, but it's true. Reply +2
Gears of War 4 stars Marcus Fenix's son
You know what grinds my gears? Spelling 'Kate' as 'Kait'. Reply +10
Fable developer Lionhead Studios to shut down
Wow. :( Reply +1
The Division guide
Maybe just play the game first before reading this? Reply +4
The making of Cosmic Encounter, the greatest boardgame in the galaxy
It's been my favourite game for over 30 years! I love games where you can make deals and renege on them, as well as backstab players with maniacal glee. In this regard Cosmic is the Daddy! Reply +2
Strange, slow and spectacular, No Man's Sky is proper sci-fi
This makes it sound very similar to Elite Dangerous. To be clear: there is liitle to do in Elite Dangerous but I do enjoy playing it. Reply +3
No Man's Sky gets a final release date
Mass Effect: Andromeda will be out Q1 2017
@-Retrogamer- Indeed so, and honestly, I'd love to hear what you think when you get there. Reply 0
@-Retrogamer- I wouldnt bother finishing it if I were you. You'll just spoil your memories. Reply -2
PlayStation blog page suggests No Man's Sky will be full-priced release
A game is priced at what people will bear. It seems people are prepared to pay north of �45 for no mans sky. It would cost �100 if Sony thought people would pay it. Reply +4
The Conduit developer is making a CCG for Oculus Rift
I think I'll wait for the inevitable physical CCG/LCG that will do this with AR. Reply +3
Superhot review
@SuperShinobi You're really way off base with your ideas I'm afraid. Here's an analogy for you. Take a film scene. In the scene the action freezes, we have a static shot mid-pose, it's not moving, frozen in time. We watch that scene for 3 seconds before it all moves again. In film, the industry standard is 24fps. Even in those 3 seconds of frozen time the frame is updated twenty-four times a second. That's exactly what is happening here, even 'frozen' the image is being updated multiple times a second.
Your 'pausing' example is meaningless. It's the equivalent of pausing a game, of going to an external menu. It's like turning a film projector off. Even if you pause your video, DVD or Blu-ray example, the image itself is still being updated many times a second on your TV. That's known as the refresh rate. At no point is the display at 0fps as you think. Reply +4
I find this review a little odd actually. It makes no mention of the extremely weird and inventive front end and menu of this game, and how you actually get to play these 'levels'. It's all rather fourth wall breaking and certainly worthy of mention I would have thought? There's more to this game than the start/stop action mechanic and should have been highlighted in the review. Reply 0
Fire Emblem Fates is a smash hit - despite localisation controversy
There's a great article written by Janine Hawkins over at Giantbomb that discusses the skin touching issue in this game, and others. An excellent insight into cultural differences, eroticism and player/ character interaction in games. One of the most level-headed discussions around a subject that suffers from extremist viewpoints from either end that I've read in a while. Worth checking out: http://www.giantbomb.com/articles/guest-column-skin-to-screen/1100-5398/ Reply +4
Devil Daggers feels like Vlambeer made a Doom game
Seems like it could work in VR. Or even Kinect. It's kind of unsettling... Reply 0
How do our gaming habits change as we grow up?
@abigsmurf Fuck the numbers kid, we were there! ;-) Console penetration may not have been a huge thing, but everybody knew, or wanted to know, the rich kid with the 2600 or Intellivision. You would go around that kids house and not leave his sofa until your mum called the (house) phone and told you to come home. The arcades were big, handheld games like Astro wars were huge. Everyone had graduated from their B&W Grandstand Pong games to electronic handheld games like Merlin and Simon. People in their 40's are right there at the birth of it all and were tweens or teens when it began. Reply +1


text:
Users Online Now:
Who's On?
Visitors Today:
Pageviews Today:
Threads Today:
Posts Today:
Join Our:
GLP Poker Rooms
Donate To GLP
Adv. Search
Back to Forum
Back to Thread
Message Subject
Is Wicca evil?
Poster Handle
Anonymous Coward
Post Content
Wicca is kind of a philosophical / theological Swiffer. Sometimes a practitioner rises above it. And becomes what? Evil? Not hardly.
Certainly only as evil as the Christians I have known who use their religion to exact the utmost from those in their employ and then again to keep from rewarding those same people.
And sometimes I see in Wiccans a glimmer of a more holy spirit than that of the churches that have asked me to leave because of the clothes that I wear.
Anonymous Coward 5846208
The Christians you know sound like false Christians and there churches are what you would call organized religion not really true Christianity!! The biblical definition of the Christian church is "the body of Christian believers" not some stupid building!!
True Christianity is not a religion! It is a personal relationship with the living GOD through Jesus Christ in prayer.
Anonymous Coward 59644025
I have a personal relationship with the creator (creator>created), and it has no relation to the bible.
Please verify you're human:
Reason for reporting:
THE ILLUMINATI's MOST HATED
Turkish imam suspended after 'pieces of cucumber' found in his rectum
Why Prison Phone Rates Keep Going Up Even Though The FCC Regulated Them
CFR Member Calls on Elites to "Rise Up Against Ignorant Masses"
US Marines denounce 'crazy political correctness' after order to remove the word 'man' from job titles
"The Black Budget." This Is What The 'Secret Government' Doesn't Want You To Know
Police are giving people and homes 'Social Disorder' ratings
Over 5,300 U.S. Water Systems are in Violation of the Law — Poisoning Millions
New Resort Built For Filthy Rich To Survive The "Apocalypse"
U.N. Trucks Mystery Deepens: 'They're not ours!'
Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. Prays to Allah at General Assembly
Taking Kids to Church Violates Their Human Rights, Says UN
This False Theology Feeds Into the Antichrist's Schemes for a One World Religion
Kentucky congressman wants to 'Amexit' from U.N.
People are calling the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting event the sloppiest false flag hoax ever
Russian Troops Protect Secret Biblical Dig In Syria
NASA Finally Find Evidence Of Life On Mars
BERMUDA TRIANGLE: Ship Reappears 90 Years After Going Missing
Researchers Just Found A Huge Underground Helium Pool In Africa
Strike On Power Grid Could Cripple America For A Decade
Pot Smoking Church Makes Debut In Michigan
Google Plans to Control Public Transit…
Secret Govt Warehouses Set For Health Catastrophes…
EU Wants to Redefine Robots as "Electronic Persons"
Senate Agrees on "DARK Act" GMO Labeling Bill
Disclaimer / Copyright Info
Privacy Policy
Terms Of Use
with questions or comments about this site.
"Godlike Productions" & "GLP" are registered trademarks of Zero Point Ltd. Godlike™
Website Design Copyright © 1999 - 2015 Godlikeproductions.com
Page generated in 0.005s (3 queries)


text:
admiring his firmness.
"Ah! I would have dragged my father into a lawsuit--I would have done
anything to get him here!" cried Rosalie to herself, standing in the
kiosk and looking at the lawyer in his room, the day after Albert's
interview with the Abbe, who had reported the result to her father. "I
would have committed any mortal sin, and you will not enter the
Wattevilles' drawing-room; I may not hear your fine voice! You make
conditions when your help is required by the Wattevilles and the
Rupts!--Well, God knows, I meant to be content with these small joys;
with seeing you, hearing you speak, going with you to les Rouxey, that
your presence might to me make the place sacred. That was all I asked.
they don't drink as they ought, they are to blame. I ordered them not
to spare the cellar. I did, I assure you. (To the side scene.) Here,
let one of my servants come up. (To him.) My positive directions
were, that as I did not drink myself, they should make up for my
deficiencies below.
HARDCASTLE. Then they had your orders for what they do? I'm
MARLOW. They had, I assure you. You shall hear from one of
Enter Servant, drunk.
MARLOW. You, Jeremy! Come forward, sirrah! What were my orders?
on the fire, but that villain had kicked it over when he left.
The kettle of beans was there, but somehow we got the notion they
might have been poisoned, so we left them. I don't know now why
we were so foolish--if poison was his game, he'd have tried it
before--but at that time it seemed reasonable enough. Perhaps
the horror of the morning's work, and the sight of the
brittle-brown mountains, and the ghastly yellow glare of the sun,
and the blue waves racing by outside, and the big strong wind
that blew through us so hard that it seemed to blow empty our
souls, had turned our judgment. Anyway, we left a full meal
there in the beanpot.
Wege zum Chaos, fährt betrunken im heiligen Wahn am Abgrund entlang
und singt dazu, singt betrunken und hymnisch wie Dmitri Karamasoff sang.
Ueber diese Lieder lacht der Bürger beleidigt, der Heilige
und Seher hört sie mit Tränen.
401. 'Datta, dayadhvam, damyata' (Give, sympathize,
control). The fable of the meaning of the Thunder is found
in the _Brihadaranyaka--Upanishad_, 5, 1. A translation is found
in Deussen's _Sechzig Upanishads des Veda_, p. 489.
407. Cf. Webster, _The White Devil_, v. vi:
. . . they'll remarry
Ere the worm pierce your winding-sheet, ere the spider


text:
Uploaded 11 months ago
Uploaded 3 years ago
Uploaded 5 years ago
Website: jeffwatkinsphotography.artworkfolio.com/
Actors Management International
Select the relevant types of work. Your recommendation will appear on their profile.
Making a connection with this member will use 1 StarNow credit. Learn more
This message is about:
4000 characters remaining
Cast the net wider: Place a free casting call
Your job will be seen by thousands of our members who are actively looking for opportunities.
List an audition or job
It's 100% free to list your audition or job.
We're not an agency and we don't charge a commission.
Not right now


text:
For a neat product that doesn't cost a lot of money, check out Rite in the Rain tablets, long used by EMTs, game wardens and those people who might need to take notes in inclement weather.
A dull knife is a real pain, and Bowie Outfitters manager Lea Benoit said the V-Sharp Classic II pull-through sharpener from Warthog is a foolproof, affordable, easy way to keep all kinds of knives razor sharp.
If you're looking for a vacuum sealer made specifically with a hunter or fisherman in mind, look no further than the Wingman Plus from FoodSaver.
A gift of a knife for Father's Day might conjure up images of traditional blades and a stag handle — and those are great — but Benoit said a practical, hardworking knife that dad can use every day also makes an excellent choice.
All things Yeti remain extremely popular, and Lea Benoit with Bowie Outfitters said the Rambler water bottles which came out this spring are no exception.
Designed specifically for inshore saltwater angling, the Avid Inshore series from St. Croix Rod includes 22 spinning and casting models that will help you catch redfish, trout, flounder and drum. Avid Inshore features include Integrated Poly Curve tooling technology, super-grade cork handles tipped with corrosion-proof wind checks and Kigan Master Hand Zero Tangle guides with solid-titanium frames for the ultimate protection from saltwater conditions.
Steiner recently announces the expansion of their Wildlife XP line to include the 8x24, 10x26 and 10.5x28 Wildlife XP Compact binoculars. Unlike most compact binoculars, these are completely waterproof up to 2 meters, with a nitrogen-pressure-filled interior that is fogproof. These lightweight binoculars are small and tough enough to tag along on any outdoor adventure.
The Bait Sack is a secure lure protector that will shield your tackle from damage and untimely tangles. It will also protect you and the people you fish with from injury. The Bait Sack comes in three sizes: Small (3.75" x 5.25"), Medium (4.5" x 7.5") and Large (5.25" x 9.5"). Eliminate potential hook mishaps in seconds with this no-nonsense marine-grade vinyl pouch and clever clip system.
K2 is rolling out a brand new cooler — literally.
Tommy Giles owns an insurance company in Shreveport, but that didn't stop him earlier this year from becoming a boat dealer — of sorts.
LOWA's popular Innox GTX Mid boots, now available in digital camo, are for recreational sportsmen and women who require the best in support, comfort and durability. These field boots are designed for climbing hills, for rugged off-trail use in search of deer or for hunting in flat fields. They feature stiffer midsoles for underfoot and ankle stability as well as waterproof GORE-TEX linings that keep feet dry.
Lightweight, versatile and easily packable, the Farson Hatchet may just kick some of the other tools out of your pack. Use it like a knife or firmly grasp the handle and make short work of kindling. Whether you are building a shelter, skinning big game, or simply preparing dinner at camp, this unique design gets the job done.
Paul Brown Lures recently introduced their first top water surface walker, the 3 ¾-inch Soft-Dog. The ideal search bait, the Soft-Dog can walk-the-dog with ease and makes for effortless long distance casting. Its soft plastic design also creates a realistic baitfish feel that trophy gamefish find irresistible, making it the perfect mullet imitation for fishing the shallows.
Remember the old '80s Ginsu knife infomercial, which depicted the Japanese kitchen blade cutting through tin cans, blazing through a box of frozen spinach and chopping a piece of wood — then cutting a piece of bread so thin "you could almost see through it?"
The Z-Combo Mouth Call, the latest addition from Zink Calls, is an innovative two-reed version of the popular "combo-cut" design favored by many hunters, which is half "cutter" and half "split V". Zink's all-new Z-Combo belts out super-realistic yelps with just the right amount of high front-end and smoky back-end rasp. This versatile call will have those big gobblers waltzing into your decoys without hesitation.
This performance driven Tarpon kayak has the speediness and exceptional stability of the original Tarpon, but has been updated with modern visuals and abundant features. Those feature upgrades include the new ultra-comfortable AirPro MAX Lite seat with a slide-on-track system for increased fore/aft trimming and the versatile FlexPod OS, a drop-in, self-contained console that adds more storage, electronic and propulsion opportunities.


text:
The Red Sox officially introduced John Farrell as the 46th manager in team history Tuesday at a press conference at Fenway Park. Farrell spent the past two seasons as the manager of the Blue Jays before previously serving as Red Sox pitching coach from 2007-10.
"This is an incredible privilege," Farrell said. "I really feel like we have a chance to hit the ground running. I'm honored and extremely humbled to be standing here today."
In his opening remarks, Farrell detailed the type of vision he has for the team on the field. "I truly believe in an up-tempo, aggressive style of play. It will certainly take into account the strengths of our roster. To play that style of game does create an attitude that I think is critical to win at the major league level and that's to be relentless with our effort, with our preparation, with the work and competiveness we take the field every night. That is of the utmost importance in how we play."
Farrell replaces Bobby Valentine, who went 69-93 in his one season in Boston. Under Valentine, there were many reports about issues with trust within the clubhouse. Farrell explained how he would earn the respect of the players.
"It's something that you earn, you develop, and you have to maintain it with a consistent approach. That doesn't mean it's always going to be rosy. There's going to be challenges, there's going to be tough conversations to have with individual players, but I think the willingness to have those conversations and to be candid and upfront, that's where you can earn that trust, day in and day out."
When asked about making a seamless transition from the Blue Jays to the Red Sox, Farrell responded, "Boston is in my mind the epicenter of the game. To come in and have at least four years of experience previous, not having sat in the seat but to be close to it, that energy and what people expect holds people accountable for the effort they put out every single night."
For more Red Sox news, visit the team page at weei.com/redsox.
Dale, Michael and Jerry dig into the details of this draft for the Patriots with ESPN's Mike Reiss.
Giardi and Price discuss the Tom Brady appeal getting overturned and Roger Goodell's victory tour. The guys can't believe the victory lap and some of his behavior. The more you listen to him, the more frustrating his behavior becomes.
Giardi and Price break down how the teams in the AFC East altered their futures after the NFL Draft weekend.
Danny Ainge joins Glenn and Christian to explain the Celtics draft process; and he also discusses the trade rumors that permeated the night.
Mut is flying solo the last hour, but he's giving reaction and analysis as the Celtics draft a power forward out of France by the name of Guerschon Yabusele and getting some early grades for the Celtics
Mut and Kirk are talking more about the Celtics pick of Jaylen Brown and can't seem to find anyone who thinks it's a good pick or can make a case for why the Celtics took him third overall.
Joe, Tim, and Lou talk with Red Sox shortstop Xander Bogaerts after his walk-off RBI single propelled the Red Sox past the White Sox 8-7.
Mut recaps the Red Sox 8-6 loss to the White Sox.
Mut recaps the Sox 3-1 loss in the series opener against the White Sox.
DJ and Pete continue to assess the season that was for the Bruins and look toward the future for the franchise and how they can improve.
DJ and Pete are together for the final Sunday Skate of the season. They get into their overall thoughts on the season, the Bruins keeping Claude Julien on as head coach and the end-of-season press conferences last week. They discuss the rebuild process, what the Bruins need and how they can obtain it. Plenty of callers have their own theories and opinions on all of these topics as well.
Butch is joined by two-thirds of the Sunday Skate show in DJ and Pete. The guys discuss the problems with Bruins including leadership and grit, who should stay and who should go and if Claude is to blame.
Who would you like to see in Dino's chair, Gary or Mut?
The debate heats up as the discussion turns towards O.J. Simpson
On a Friday edition of Headlines, Gary presents us with some thrilling erotica talk.
Danny Ainge joins Glenn and Christian to explain the Celtics draft process; and he also discusses the trade rumors that permeated the night.
Jackie MacMullen talks about Jaylen Brown, the Celtics thought process, and what may happen in Free Agency.
Glenn and Christian discuss last night's underwhelming draft by the Celtics
Dale Holley and Thornton talk NBA draft.
Dale and Holley's Final Drive 06-24-16
Laroy Streat comes back at it again! Talking the Celtics Draft and his take on the Celtics 3rd Draft pick. Catch Laroy every friday with the Dale & Holley Show 5:45- 6PM.
Former Celtics General Manager Jan Volk joins Kirk Minihane for a discussion that any Celtics fan will love. Kirk and Jan talk about the legendary 85/86 Celtics and how the team was constructed and of course the decision to draft Len Bias and his tragic death.
Kirk Minihane sits down with John Tomase to talk about the current political landscape, John's desire to write about social issues, and of course Spygate is discussed.
Kirk Minihane is joined by one of his radio heroes, Artie Lange. They discuss everything from Artie's comedy career, his time with Howard Stern, his issues with drugs and prostitutes, and the comedy show to benefit slain Officer Ronald Tarentino Jr.
Ben, Russ & Alex recap the 4-0 loss the USMNT suffered to Argentina in the COPA America Centenario semifinal. Then they catch up with the EURO's, and recap if their predicted winners are still in the tournament.
Former Celtics General Manager Jan Volk joins Kirk Minihane for a discussion that any Celtics fan will love. Kirk and Jan talk about the legendary 85/86 Celtics and how the team was constructed and of course the decision to draft Len Bias and his tragic death.
This week we look back at the US Open.
To nobody's surprise, Callahan awards Donald J. Trump the win for Wednesday's best speech as he goes after HillaryMore from this show
The guys discuss the third straight loss to the White Sox, and then Minihane lashes out at the NESN broadcast including Dave O'Brien not delving deeper into Dennis Eckersley's Albert Belle storyMore from this show
Kirk can't stay awake as Callahan reads one NBA mock draft after anotherMore from this show
Boston Celtics select Jaylen Brown with No. 3 overall pick in the 2016 NBA Draft.More from this show
Former Celtics General Manager Jan Volk joins Kirk Minihane for a discussion that any Celtics fan will love. Kirk and Jan talk about the legendary 85/86 Celtics and how the team was constructed and of course the decision to draft Len Bias and his tragic death.More from this show


text:
Recent Obituaries
Search Obituaries
Notable Deaths
Submit an Obituary
Funeral Homes
Search By Location
Photos & Memorials
Legends & Legacies
In The News
Photo Galleries
Today In History
Featured Memorials
Grief & Support
Sympathy & Condolence Advice
Funeral Etiquette
Grief Support
How To Write An Obituary
Submit An Obituary
Contact Us
Guest Book
21 entries
Lisa, Each day since I found out about Andy's passing I...
- Vanessa Wood
Lisa; I have been trying to think of what to say since I...
- Kaleigh Root
Dearest Lisa, a lovely tribute for Andy. We are very...
- Megan, Barry, Duncan & Naomi Ewing
Lisa my thoughts and prayer go out to you and your family....
- Dianna Poirier-Piraux
The world is a lesser place without Andy in it, our love...
- Roland&Sharon Genest
The Guest Book is expired.
Restore the Guest Book
GENEST, Andrew Ralph
January 26, 1965 - June 14, 2012
Andrew Genest of Calgary, Alberta passed away peacefully and surrounded by love on the evening of Thursday, June 14, 2012. He was born Ralph Andrew Genest in Montreal, Quebec on January 26, 1965. In addition to being the best husband a girl could ever hope to have, he was a committed father, a thoughtful son, a generous friend and all around phenomenal guy. He was honest to a fault, he was a man with great integrity; one could count on him for anything, anytime. He was always the first to lend a helping hand and would only offer his advice or wisdom if one asked for it. His love of food and fine dining was unequalled, he enjoyed everything from cookies to corn dogs to foie gras. He was an amateur connoisseur of wine, beer, and scotch and loved tipping a glass with like-minded friends. He loved to experience new things, and take pleasure in any activity as often as possible. If we were going to go somewhere, his first question was always, "what are we going to do there?" He loved to laugh. He was a developing rock star having found the passion for guitar a few years ago, he enjoyed a round of golf now and then, he pitched our softball team to victory many a game and could still send a few over the fence, he loved skiing any slope, he was happy riding his bike, in any direction, over any terrain. He was a dedicated and professional employee, giving his best to the office every day. He was generous, intelligent, funny, thoughtful, silly, and wonderful. He was so wonderful. He was someone we were all incredibly fortunate to know. Because he lived, there is more love and kindness in the world. Andy was diagnosed with a severe and disabling cancer. He bravely battled a brain tumour for fourteen months before it ultimately took his life. The cancer may have taken him, but Andy won. He was strong and courageous every damn day. He didn't ever complain, he never asked, "why me?" He stood toe-to-toe with cancer and continuously shoved it back. Our doctors and nurses were impressed with his resilience and expected him to go much sooner than he did. He was able to communicate and speak to me until the day he died. Andy was a warrior. I am so proud of him. He leaves in love his dearly beloved wife, the other half of his heart and soul, and every breath, Lisa Genest. He is survived by his son, Daniel Genest, student to the master; by his stepmother, the lovely Cyndy Genest, who brought Andy and Ralph so much closer; by his in-laws, Art and Judy Jepps, partner in golf and cookie enabler; by his sister-in-law, the thoughtful and talented Jodi Jepps; by his sister, Tanya Genest, and stepsisters Christy-Anne Leef and Megan Ewing; by the best kisser in town, Miss Sophie Sopherson Jepps; by his dear friends the Gianfelice- Bohen's, the Kindt's, the Pich's, and the Kelley's; and countless other family, friends, neighbours, golf buddies, softball team, and co-workers. He was predeceased by his father Ralph Allen Genest of Ottawa, Ontario who loved him and raised him to be the tremendous man we all knew him to be. The family wishes to thank the staff at the Foothills Medical Centre, Tom Baker Cancer Centre, and our Palliative Home Care team for their compassion as we fought against this cancer; especially Dr. Jacob Easaw for understanding and keeping it real. Thanks man. Cremation has taken place. Family and friends will be invited to gather and celebrate Andy's life - watch the blog at
for details. If friends so desire, donations in Andy's honour may be made to your local SPCA. Andy would love it if he could save an animal's life.
Published in The Calgary Herald on June 20, 2012
View Guest Book
Helpful Links
Additional Resources
Send Funeral Flowers
Donate to Charity
Memorial Verses
Find Advice & Support
Funeral Etiquette
How to Write a Sympathy Note
Advice on Coping with Loss
Return to today's Obituaries for Calgary Herald
Follow this Obituary
Remember on Facebook
Follow via email
*Please enter a valid email address.
Bookmark this memorial on Facebook with the My Memorials™ application. My Memorials™ helps you honor departed family members, friends, and even favorite celebrities – all on your Facebook page.
Thank you. You have now memorialized
on Facebook.
The My Memorials Facebook app allows you to:
with memorials that are important to you.
Get updates
on your memorials in your Facebook News Feed.
Share your memories
with your Facebook friends.
Return to Obituary
No, Thanks
Powered By
Search Obituaries
How To
Questions? Contact Us
© 2016 Legacy.com All Rights Reserved


text: Home Gallery Print (image) Teamgeist Graphic Novel AR (3) Adidas: Teamgeist Graphic Novel AR (3) Go back in time and relive the story of the Die Manschafft jersey with this new game and interactive graphic novel created by North Kingdom. Published on Nov 11, 2009 Editor's Pick This new campaign created out of North Kingdom invites players to partake in the story of German football team Die Manschafft's jersey. In the Teamgeist game, Die Manshafft is stripped of its identity and players are invited to help the team recapture its three World Cup stars. The site also features an interactive graphic novel with an augmented reality component. Rate this Ad You must be registered to rate the ad. Please Login or Register Now About CreditsDateNov 11, 2009Interactive Agency:North Kingdom CategoryAugmented RealityGameWebsite Latest Creativity News on Ad Age Angie's List Announces Big Change After 20 Years in Latest Campaign Cannes Day Four: An Ad-Tech Culling, a Gender Scandal and the Ad Age Party Blow-Up-Doll Protest Hits Cannes After 'Attractive Females' Party Invite. It's a Coincidence, Organizers Say Advertisement Related work Adidas: Adidas Celebrates 50 Years of Women Running the Boston Marathon Happylucky Adidas: Candace Parker Here To Create 72andSunny Adidas: Nicole Winhoffer Here To Create 72andSunny Want to see your work in our gallery? Submit now


text:
Be sure to tune in to the WJCP Radio Auction the 2nd Saturday of every month from 8-11am!
For information call 812-346-9527 or 800-835-3640
**All auction items must be picked up by 4:00 pm on the Friday after the auction. If items are not picked up, they will be put back out for sale.**
Amusement Parks!
Theater Tickets!!
Delicious food choices!
We still have leftovers and new items from the June Auction!
THIS WEEKEND, June 18-19!!!! Celtic Fest, Olympic Swim Trials
Comfort Inn
Coney Island, Indiana Beach, Kentucky Kingdom
Fletcher's Fizz Wizz
Herbal Solutions
Indianapolis Indians
Louisville Bats
Speedway tickets
Louisville Mega Caverns
Indiana Caverns
July AUCTION
Updated June 13, 2016
Legal Disclaimer:
- All items auctioned are sold "as is." WJCP assumes no responsibility for the validity of the descriptions, authenticity, or condition of any item donated for auction. WJCP has attempted to describe and catalog items correctly, but neither warrants nor represents and in no event shall be responsible for the correctness of descriptions, genuineness, authorship, provenance or condition of the items. No statement made online or made orally at the auction or elsewhere, shall be deemed such a warranty, representation, or assumption of liability.
- The auction item value listed is an estimate of fair market value.
- WJCP reserves the right to add or withdraw items, without notice, to or from the auction.
- Payment for items purchased must be made in full by the Friday following the auction. WJCP accepts cash or a check made payable to WJCP.
- Each person bidding assumes all risks and hazards related to the auction and items obtained at the auction. Each bidder agrees to hold harmless from any liability arising indirectly from WJCP, their elected and appointed officials, members and employees, the auctioneer(s), the auction company and its agents and employees, the event organizers, sponsors, and/or volunteers connected with the auction.


text:
Alameda, CAUSA
August 14, 2013
need to step up my game. html5 seems pretty amazing.
web designer and developer.
hi i'm d. i love to design, code, and draw. and always want to learn more.
Meetup members, Log in
By clicking "Sign up" or "Sign up using Facebook", you confirm that you accept our Terms of Service & Privacy Policy


text:
I am an experienced kitesurfer (6 years).
I currently have 2 kites (Naish X4 12m and X2 18m).
I am planning to buy a kite for strong winds (20K+).
Which of this 2 (yarga vs nemesis) kites do you recommend ?
Thanks a lot
Users browsing this forum: dennisdeslager and 2 guests


text:
Committee approves new Firefighters Credit Union on Mass Ave
INDIANAPOLIS - The Indianapolis Historic Preservation Committee voted to approve a redevelopment project on Mass Ave.
The committee voted 6 to 1 in favor of building a new Firefighters Credit Union in a meeting Wednesday evening.
The project will expand the Indianapolis Firefighters Museum at 748 Massachusetts Ave., and will not use taxpayer money, according to Indianapolis Professional Firefighters Union Local 416 Secretary Scott Williams.
Williams said the project will include expanding to the east onto land the union currently owns, and will include new offices, additional meeting space and increased space for Survive Alive and expansion of the museum.
The committee will continue to look at plans for a new parking lot and office space until October's hearing.
Watch RTV6 and refresh this page for updates.
TRAFFIC: Check travel conditions for weekend
Check the roads before you head out the door.
SILVER ALERT: 75-year-old woman missing
A Silver Alert has been declared for a 75-year-old woman from Wayne County, Indiana.
IMPD officers increasingly coming under fire
Indianapolis police officers say they're increasingly coming under attack on the city's streets.
Attorney: Ferebee covered up Shana Taylor case
Some of the Indianapolis Public Schools employees who lost their jobs over the Shana Taylor case say the blame lies not with them, but with…
What's the story behind Story, Indiana?
If you're looking for a summer get away from your busy world, look no further than Story, Indiana.


text:
The Menomonee Falls CE&Rec Department has openings in their Summer Men's Basketball Leagues. Two leagues are offered, Monday Competitive and Wednesday Recreational. Team paperwork and other league information can be found at www.fallsrec.org or by calling 262-255-8460.
More from User Submitted Stories
- Milwaukee local graduates from Concord Law School
- J&B Construction Keeps Homes Safe in Recognition of National Safety Month
- Archery For Women
- Wil-Kil Pest Control Named One of Pest Control Technology's Top 100 Pest Management Firms in the U.S.
- Art Gallery selling tickets for local charity
- Volunteer Center - Community Volunteer Opportunities
- Volunteer Center - Community Volunteer Opportunities
- Zentangle with a Wisconsin Theme
- Eagles Soar at Menomonee Falls High School Graduation
- Support for K9s Keeps "Brewing"


text:
Price negotiable to a show home!! "Luna" is a 14.2hh sport cross mare. She is 9 years old, and a proven winner. She is suited for someone looking to compete…$7,000
fast and athletic but is also very Quiet and intelligent. Money winner on the track and in barrel$1,000
OF DEE HEART. " SECRET " show stallion prospect has an amazing personality, a good disposition. Easy$7,500
I am selling this gorgeous gelding for a friend. He was purchased out of CA for a handsome deal of money and shipped to Michigan. Mosaic is incredibly…$4,800
horse, ranch versatility and rope mare Open Amateur and Youth In 2015 this mare carried a first year$5,000
2011 AQHA bay gelding, fifteen h, double bred peppy San badger, most horses on his papers are money$3,500
2012 Aqha appendix filly No Roads Secret Dhd by No Secrets Here. Big stunning bay that stands just at 153. This mares sire No Secrets Here was the 2007…$4,500
earners. His grandsire seven S TORNADO is winner of over 55000. Sire of barrel racing money earners NRHA$1,500


text:
Topman Coated Cotton Mac Jacket
Was: $130.00
Now: $77.9940% off
Men's Missani Le Collezioni Washed Leather Jacket, Size XX-Large
Contrasting brown leather trim pops from within handsome lambskin leather jacket distinguished by an rustic and woodsy antique, stone-grey patina. 26" length (size Medium). Front covered snap and zip closure. Adjustable snap cuffs. Front welt pockets. Adjustable snap-tab waist. Fully lined. Leather. By Missani Le Collezioni; imported. Men's Sportswear. Learn More
Men's Native Youth 'Tech' Longline Bomber Jacket, Size
A classic, lightweight bomber jacket gets a sporty, elongated update in a slick metallic grey fabric. 33" front length; 36" back length (size Medium). Front zip closure. Ribbed collar. Banded cuffs. Front hook-and-loop welt pockets. Adjustable drawstring fishtail hem. Lined. 100% polyester. Machine wash cold, dry flat. By Native Youth; ... Learn More
Men's Ted Baker London 'Ryder' Modern Trim Fit
A coated finish and trim, tailored cut heighten the modern appeal of a sleek, lightweight bomber jacket that makes for a smart style staple. 28" length (size 3). Front zip closure. Stand collar with button tab. Long sleeves. Front pockets. Ribbed hem and cuffs. Lined. 52% linen, 48% viscose. Dry ... Learn More
The North Face Men's 'Ampere' Hybrid Training Jacket,
A double-knit zip-front jacket constructed with WindWall® fleece panels and a durable taffeta overlay offers comfy, transitional outerwear as the temperatures rise and your workouts move outside. 28" length (size Medium). Front zip closure. Wind-blocking stand collar. 100% polyester. Machine wash cold, tumble dry low. By The North Face; imported. ... Learn More
Men's Obey 'Grayson' Quilt Lined Plaid Shirt Jacket,
A heritage-inspired plaid shirt-jacket with a soft quilted lining and plush collar exudes timeless style that lends itself to an enjoyable and comfortable experience on a chilly day spent outdoors. 29" length (size Medium). Front button closure. Long sleeves with adjustable button cuffs. Chest snap-flap patch pockets; front welt pockets. ... Learn More
Men's G-Star Raw 'Wolker' Extra Trim Fit Quilted
Diamond quilting textures a soft, slender cut shirt-jacket designed with workwear influences including two deep patch pockets at the chest and logo-branded hardware. 29" length (size Medium). Point collar with logo embroidery. Long sleeves with single-button cuffs. Chest button-closure patch pocket and button flap patch pocket. Curved hem. 100% cotton. ... Learn More
Men's Nudie Jeans 'Brook' Reversible Bomber Jacket, Size
An embroidered chest logo in genteel cursive adds subtle contrast to the edgy bomber silhouette of a hyrdophobic Japanese nylon jacket. A reversible design with a camo print increases the piece's versatility. 26" length (size Medium). Front zip closure. Long raglan sleeves. Ribbed neck, cuffs and hem. Two interior and ... Learn More