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RE: Marion Steinman
I didn't know you could do obituary in the edit can you would you please give me step by step directions. Did you know he was married a second time would you add the second wife if I send you the information..
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I was looking at a few cemeteries in Clarendon County and came across your profile. Please add me to your friends list.
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I'm writing concerning Thomas William Holloman and would like to ask if you would consider transferring care of his memorial over to me. Thomas is my father. I live out of the country and just found out about his passing.
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Thank you for adding this memorial #157147434. I will be sending edits thru the proper channels to link to his parents. John J was my father's oldest cousin.
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Hi, is there any way to contact a living relative of this person? If he is the same George Lash that was a radioman on the USS Pondera in 1945, then I have a photo I'd like to get to his family. Thanks, BJ Nearns
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Yes, I worked with Joyce at Ross many, many, many years ago. We have granddaughters Saturday and Sunday, so we will most likely go to visitation on Monday.
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RE: Angel
BTW ... the date of death posted for Glenn E. Angel is wrong.
First Name: Glen
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Birth Date: 29 January 1907
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Death Date: October 1954
Estimated Age at Death: 47
Photo of the tombstone is not very clear and maybe the source of the error.
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College Hockey:Three-Goal Third Lifts RedHawks Past Chargers
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OXFORD, Ohio — In only its second series at Goggin Ice Arena this season, Miami evened its record at .500 by sweeping visiting Alabama-Huntsville thanks to a 5-2 win on Saturday night.
The RedHawks netted three goals in the third period for the second straight night as they controlled most of the game, outshooting the Chargers, 44-16.
The RedHawks (5-5-2) dominated much of the first period, but UAH goalie Scott Munroe did his part. Munroe stopped four Miami power plays and 13 shots to keep the game scoreless after one period.
Freshman Geoff Smith finally got the RedHawks on the board at 5:00 in the second frame, scoring his first career goal on the power play. Munroe left a rebound out in front of the crease that Smith slammed home before being checked into the goal himself. Senior Greg Hogeboom fired the initial shot that created the havoc in front of the UAH net. Also assisting on the goal was senior Mike Kompon.
Ten minutes later at 15:09, Kompon netted a goal of his own to give the RedHawks a 2-0 advantage. Skating shorthanded, Kompon broke from the zone and scored his third goal of the season with a wrist shot on a 1-on-1 break. The shorthanded goal was Miami's fourth in the last three games. Both Hogeboom and junior Joe Pomaranski had a hand in Kompon's marker.
UAH (3-3-0) lit the lamp at 2:19 in the third period to cut the gap to one, 2-1, when Steve Canter netted his fourth goal of the season. Canter slapped the puck out of midair on an errant rebound that flipped up after a shot by Steve Milosevski. Freshman goalie Steve Hartley made the first save, but was beat by Canter's swat of the puck.
The RedHawks backed Hartley, however, with three unanswered goals in the final period to stake their goalie to a four-goal lead. The first of the three goals was scored by Hogeboom at 3:14, as he put the puck in after freshman Andy Nelson had his shot stopped by Munroe.
Freshman Matt Christie scored his team-leading eighth goal of the season at 9:15 in much the same way as his Friday-night goal, by shooting from the point into the upper regions of the goal. His classmate, Marty Guerin, and senior Derek Edwardson both assisted on the marker.
The RedHawks scored their final goal of the game when sophomore Taylor Hustead notched an unassisted goal with a shot through Munroe's five-hole. UAH's Jeremy Schreiber scored with 1:38 on the clock on the power play, but the Chargers never got any closer than 5-2.
Hartley made 14 saves to record his second win of the season, and Munroe stopped 39 in the setback for UAH.
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Simulated 6- to 8-minute rides to the planet Mars and aboard an airboat through the River of Grass are worth the wait, for the exhilaration and discovery they enable. Hands-on sifting through sand for fossils, creating a steam cloud, cranking a pedal to manufacture energy to power a light bulb, and a four-person recycling game are additional sources of fun.
Special events such as a recent Polynesian Festival which featured surfing lessons, hula dancing, tastes of a traditional dish, po'e, that was like a banana bread pudding and a lengthy island paddle vessel also known as an outrigger canoe were all on hand to coincide with the unveiling of the 3-D movie, "Journey to the South Pacific," which focused on an underwater snorkeling adventure among the islands near Papua New Guinea. Additional IMAX movie offerings include a tale related to The Hobbit, a train ride aboard the Rocky Mountain Express and butterflies in flight. The five-story-high screen is the largest in all of Florida.
It may be necessary to spend three hours at the museum to see it all, so a good plan would be to prioritize according to a child's interest. If the snakes, reptiles and aquariums will delight, a visit there will showcase native species as well as freshwater and saltwater denizens. The energetic play of the North American river otters also are sure to delight as they entertain above and under the water.
Prehistoric Florida is hard to miss as it showcases an enormous megalodon, the precursor to the shark, with its massive mouth open to expose several rows of teeth. An Imperial Mammoth being challenged by a saber-toothed cat shows the large-scale beasts that roamed in the years before man.
The weather area lists the different types of clouds and encourages kids to become a news broadcaster. They can see themselves projected on the nearby TV gesturing and relating news of hurricanes and fires. A display in the aviation area on the second floor allows one to test the wind force of hurricanes.
Dinosaurs' skulls, teeth and bones – many found in Florida; how volcanoes erupt and geological specimens of semi-precious stones, minerals and lava also are on display.
For my 10-year-old, the Mars Rover experience was the coolest part of our visit. Traveling through space to the red planet, navigating over its caverns and craters and overcoming an engine malfunction to narrowly make it back to earth before running out of fuel shared the excitement of space exploration.
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46-Eddie House vs. San Diego State, Dec. 18, 1999
45-Paul Williams at USC, Mar. 10, 1983
42-Eddie House vs. Penn State, Dec. 29, 1999
40-Jahii Carson at UNLV, Nov. 19, 2013
40-James Harden vs. UTEP, Nov. 30, 2008
40-Eddie House vs. UCLA, Feb. 17, 2000
40-Eddie House vs. UCLA, Feb. 17, 2000
JORDAN BLOCK-CHYNSKI: Jordan Bachynski with 198 blocks is ASU's career leader, topping the Sun Devil career record of 191 held by Mario Bennett (1991-95). Next up on the Pac-12 list is Michael Stewart of Cal who had 207 from 1993-2007 and stands fourth on the Pac-12 list. Jordan has a double-double in all four games this year, after entering the season with five in first 89 games.
1. 278 – Anthony Cook (Arizona), '85-89
2. 258 – Channing Frye (Arizona), '01-05
3. 253 – Taj Gibson (USC), '06-09
4. 207 – Michael Stewart (California), '93-97
5. 198 – Jordan Bachynski (Arizona State), '10-present
UNLV GAME QUICK RECAP: Everyone will talk about Jahii's 40 points and seven assists, but several Sun Devils got the job done in the 86-80 win at UNLV on Nov. 19...Jon Gilling struggled shooting, but in 30 minutes had six assists, eight rebounds and zero turnovers...Jordan Bachynski tied a career-high with 15 rebounds and had 17 points for his fourth straight double-double. He added four blocks while matching a career-high with 37 minutes...Jermaine Marshall had 20 points, his tenth career 20-point game and the first at ASU, that included 14 second-half points and also had three blocks...the bench got a huge lift from freshman Egor Koulechov, who had 10 rebounds in 34 minutesand added four assists...ASU shot .556 (20-of-36) from the floor in the second half and outrebounded the Rebels 24-19 in the second stanza.
DON'T BLAME US: Scoring in D-I men's basketball was at its lowest since 1951-52 last year (67.5 ppg). Meanwhile in Tempe, ASU went from averaging 61.0 ppg. in 2011-12 to 71.8 ppg. in 2012-13.
HERB WESTHEAD: Runnin' Devils had 90 in back-to-back tilts -- 96 vs. UMBC on Nov. 8 and 90 vs. Miami (OH) on Nov. 12 -- for first time since February 17 (104 vs. UCLA) and 19 (93 vs. USC) of 2000 when Eddie House was doing his thing.
MANY GREAT NAMES DIDN'T DO THIS: Jahii Carson averaged 18.5 points and 5.1 assists last season, the first freshman to do that since Chris McGuthrie of Mount St. Mary's notched the feat in 1992-93 (19.8/.5.1).
MARSHALL, MARSHALL, MARSHALL: ASU welcomes a proven scorer in 2013-14, as graduate transfer JERMAINE MARSHALL joined the program in August after playing three years at Penn State. Last year he averaged 15.3 points (sixth in Big Ten), 4.6 rebounds and 2.6 assists and shot .759 from the free throw line (107-of-141). Marshall has 954 career points, 121 three pointers and has knocked down 197-of-263 (.749) free throws. He has posted 10 20-point games (nine) at PSU, and his top three scoring scoring games were against ranked teams.
DeShaun Thomas, Ohio State, 19.8
Trey Burke, Michigan, 18.6
Brandon Paul, Illinois, 16.6
Cody Zeller, Indiana, 16.5
DJ Newbill, Penn State, 16.3
Jermaine Marshall, Penn State, 15.3
29 vs. #18 Michigan State (1/16/13)
27 vs. #13 Michigan (3/4/12)
25 vs. #4 Michigan (2/27/13)
25 vs. Boston College (11/28/12)
23 vs. #22 Wisconsin (3/10/13)
22 at Boston College (11/30/11)
20 at UNLV (11/19/13)
20 at Illinois (2/21/13)
20 vs. #12 Indiana (1/8/12)
20 vs. Lafayette (12/7/11)
SO WHERE WOULD 15.3 PPG STAND IN THE PAC-12?: How big of an addition is Jermaine Marshall from a statistical point of view? Well, he would be tied for the fifth-leading returning scorer in the Pac-12. Take a peek at the top "returning" scorers in the Pac-12 this coming season:
Jahii Carson, Arizona State, 18.5
Joseph Young, Oregon/Houston, 18.0
Roberto Nelson, OSU, 17.8
C.J. Wilcox, UW, 16.8
Jermaine Marshall, Arizona State/Penn State, 15.3
Jordan Adams, UCLA, 15.3
Spencer Dinwiddie, Colorado, 15.3
BEST NON-CONFERENCE GAMES AT PAC-12 COURT: If you go by Associated Press preseason rankings, the Sun Devils host the second-best non-conference game in the Pac-12 this season. Looking at schools visiting Pac-12 home courts (toss out neutral sites), only fifth-ranked Kansas at Colorado on Dec. 7 is better than No. 17 Marquette at ASU on Nov. 25. Washington is the only other Pac-12 school to host a ranked non-conference team on its home floor, when No. 18 UCONN comes to town on Dec. 22.
Colorado: #5 Kansas, Dec. 7
ASU: #17 Marquette, Nov. 25
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Barnsley manager Keith Hill says there is still a 'lot of business' to be done in the transfer window but is not panicking as he attempts to strengthen his injury-plagued squad.
Mido is expected to be out for between six and eight weeks after injuring his hamstring in the friendly at Doncaster on Saturday.
Another new signing, Toni Silva, twisted his knee in the same game and is expected to miss four weeks. Barnsley begin their season tomorrow with a trip to Rochdale in the Capital One Cup.
There are no new signings expected before then but Hill is hopeful of recruiting players before the first league game at home to Middlesbrough a week later. Mido's injury has brought a striker near to the top of Hill's transfer list but the manager says it will not be easy.
"Managers are playing cards very close to their chests as we get close to the start of the season," Hill said.
"There are a lot of players who are out of contract but most of them are just sitting at home doing nothing and putting their footballing futures in the hands of their agents who are trying to get them a new club. I find that a bit weird.
"There are a few players I could have signed but I didn't like the feel of them. I am reasonably happy with the squad I have at the moment. We are still a few players short but we will only recruit the right players. We have injury problems but there will be no hard luck stories or 'feel sorry for Keith Hill' stories. We just have to move on."


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GENESEO, N.Y. — Oswego may have clinched second place, but they still had hopes of finishing first. The Lakers made sure they were not mathematically eliminated by storming past Geneseo, 5-0. Tim Potter made 20 saves for his second shutout since transferring to Oswego this semester.
"We had a heart to heart with him [after the Brockport game]," Oswego coach Ed Gosek said. "We came back with him and the players have confidence in him. I thought early on when it was a zero-zero game and a 1-0 game for us, he made some key saves for us. It could have been a whole different game. That's when you need your goalie to make the saves and keep things going in the right direction."
"I thought the first 10 minutes of the game were by far our best 10 minutes of the game," Geneseo coach Chris Schultz said. "We didn't capitalize on our opportunities that we got. With the amount of puck possession we had in the offensive zone, you hope the puck goes into the net and keep the momentum on our side. But we didn't finish and after that first 10 minutes, they took the momentum over, and we just started making boneheaded mistakes in our defensive zone."
After being turned away numerous times by a strong Jeff Pasemko, the Lakers finally broke through with 1:14 left in the first.
Jared Anderson fired from the middle of the blueline which Pasemko stopped. However, he left the rebound out in front of him. Mark Lozzi took the puck, went around the left of Pasemko, and easily depositing it into the net.
Oswego jumped out to a 2-0 lead at 13:57 of the second period, but the majority of the excitement occurred after the goal. Oswego sent a slew of players towards the net, overwhelming Geneseo's defense. This allowed Lozzi to slam home a loose puck from the slot for his second of the night.
After the goal, when Derrell Levy went to his bench to celebrate, Chris Kestell bumped him to the ice. When Oswego saw the referees were not going to do anything about it, they decided to take matters into their own hand. They chased down Kestell by now in front of his own goal to give him a piece of their mind as well as jaw at Pasemko.
Stefan Decosse decided he didn't like the lecture and grabbed an Oswego player. At that point, all the skaters on the ice including Pasemko jumped in. After a lot of wrestling, a few phantom punches, and a pulled off jersey, the officials finally got control.
"I don't know if it was anything intentional," Gosek said. "A guy bumps Levy and our guys take exception to it and tempers flared up a little bit. What I was pleased with was the remainder of that period and the third period, we didn't get involved, and Geneseo didn't either. I thought we did a much better job channeling our emotions in the right direction."
"I didn't see what happened or how it all started," Schultz said. "From what I understand a couple of guys were getting into our goaltender's face. It was the old school mentality of protecting your own goaltender. I didn't see enough to comment on it."
Despite all that fighting, just one player from each team (Oswego's Peter Magagna and Geneseo's Jimmy Powers, who was the one who lost his jersey) received double minors and a 10-minute misconduct.
The mini-brawl initially inspired Geneseo, but Tim Potter continued to stonewall the Ice Knights. Oswego finally counterattacked, making it 3-0 at 17:13.
Garren Reisweber once again displayed his exceptional skill with a brilliant solo effort. He skated by the defense on the right side, deked Pasemko while turning around, and backhanded it into the net.
Joe Hall essentially clinched the game for Oswego by scoring virtually a shorthanded goal early in the third period. Hall took the puck away and went in on a breakaway, headed straight to the net, and shot it over Pasemko's shoulder. Nothing fancy. Just effective. The penalty expired just as he scored, so technically it was not counted as a shorthanded tally.
Neil Musselwhite did mop up duty when he redirected a perfect lead pass from Matt Whitehead at 10:16.
"We were trying to generate speed," Gosek said. "We skated tonight. We moved the puck. We were unselfish."
Oswego (17-5-1, 11-2-1) is four points behind first with two games left. However, their next game on Friday is against that first place team, their arch rivals, Plattsburgh.
Geneseo (11-11-1, 6-7-1) remains in a fight for their playoff lives. Currently, they are fourth, a home ice position for the play-in round, but only one point ahead of three other teams. If they fall behind all three, they are out of the playoffs. They get to play at one of them, Buffalo State, on Friday.
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Springfield - This week's Golden Apple award winner has been teaching Exceptional Student Education for nearly four decades, this year will be her last. Shirley Strickland was a front-runner in ESE not only in Bay County, but in the state of Florida. In many ways, she charted the course for younger teachers to follow in her footsteps, and she set the bar high.
"I remember the first year that I taught, I thought even if they did not pay me for this job I would take it anyway because I love it so much," said Shirley Strickland. Mrs. Strickland has given her life to a special segment of children often left on the sidelines. For 38 years she has worked with children with a range of challenges, those with visual, hearing or physical impairments. "Our aim in this classroom is to get the children out into the regular classroom as fast as we can so we work very hard at that," said Strickland.
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DA Chad Taylor, City of Topeka, Admit It's Okay to Gently Beat Your Wife: Overturn Domestic Violence Laws
A big victory for the American family has been won today in Topeka, Kansas. Kansas, under the sterling wisdom of Governor Sam Brownback and Topeka District Attorny Chad Taylor, has followed my national motion to Congress to create a universal law of in-home corporal punishment that decriminalizes misdemeanor domestic violence.
As many readers may recall, one year ago I posited the high divorce rates in America are a simple result of disrespect in the nuclear family. Broken nuclear families are a great contributing factor to the tragic downfall of the American economy, and what can be more important than our nation's wealth?
As such, I posed the question, Is It Okay for a Christian Husband to Gently Beat his Wife? Let's take a quick recap:
"…sometimes in marriage the grave and solemn responsibility to politely tell the wife to be quiet and stay in her place falls upon every husband.
Being fickle and temperamental, women do not always respond to gentle words so at times a swift, backhanded slap across the face must be applied to them. This usually gets their attention and sets order straight."
The main problem in home is the disobedience of women. In the 1950s, men were allowed to run a tight ship. With a woman subdued by gentle guidance from her husband, the family was steady. A man's presence brought instant order and comfort: the authority was home when Dad walked into the door.
Long branded misdemeanor domestic violence by feminist apologist lawmakers, gentle taps upon the backsides of children and the cheek of a wife are finally being decriminalized in the progressive city of Topeka, Kansas. Brilliant District Attorney Chad Taylor and Governor Sam Brownback are men of fiscal responsibility who know how to run a tight ship.
"In August, the Shawnee County Commission cut [Shawnee County District Attorney Chad] Taylor's 2012 budget by 10 percent, or $347,765, from its 2011 budget of $3,477,651. In the meantime, police spokeswoman Kristen Veverka confirmed that 16 people have been arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor domestic battery since Sept. 8 but were released from the Shawnee County Jail after charges weren't filed."
But homes today are without authority. Dear readers, the liberals chiseled away of what used to be tradition with touchy anti-touching laws. They took away a parent's ability to swat a child's backside when running into the street or caught smoking behind the bleachers at school. And now look: America's streets run rife with crack-addict children, babies creating babies, and living a rough life of drugs, disease and an early death.
But Topeka, Kansas, is soon to make a change to this. According to their city's website, The Topeka Capital Journal, the city is passing a law based off my simple logic. Cities are wasting money, police time and breaking apart families by prosecuting minor and inconsequential domestic violence cases.
Liberal feminists are crying foul, squawking all around and becoming upset over the issue but that is no matter. District Attorney Chad Taylor is a great fellow and understands it is not only important, but natural, for a husband to gently 'tap' his wife when needed. It's the slightest bit of contact that women are blowing out of proportion and it's leaving the unity of families blown way out of proportion.
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Distric Attorney Chad Taylor is a man of great wisdom. Take a simple look at the numbers:
"In August, the Shawnee County Commission cut [Shawnee County District Attorney Chad] Taylor's 2012 budget by 10 percent, or $347,765, from its 2011 budget of $3,477,651. In the meantime, police spokeswoman Kristen Veverka confirmed that 16 people have been arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor domestic battery since Sept. 8 but were released from the Shawnee County Jail after charges weren't filed."
Why feminists like Joyce Martin at the YWCA are crying about this is petty and asinine, their logic being overruled by reactionist emotion. There is a world of difference between major criminal violence and the nonsense that passes for misdemeanor domestic violence these days.
Now these people are parading women in front of the media, trying to make it seem that there is a difference between violent criminal acts and a man simply trying to put his home in order. When the country is running a national deficit in the trillions and selling ourselves out to the Chinese, do we really want foreigners owning our households. Do we really have the resources to have police waste their time on women trying to duck the responsibility of a husband's authority?
These bogus liberals have been tearing apart the fabric of America for long enough. It's time for men to be men again. It is time for husbands to be the proud captains of their ship, boldly steering their family through the tumultuous seas known as the modern world.
We must become men who say no to socialists like Obama, offering us police rule of our family and government welfare for their health. Since when is it the government's responsibility to rule our lives. That is why we are broke.
A home belongs to a family and in a family, natural order must be followed. Men must be encouraged to gently guide their family with a stern, stable authority. I praise my good friends Chad Taylor and Sam Brownback. I praise the good city of Topeka, Kansas, for heeding my warning and being the first of several dozen cities to take my advice.
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Jonsey Jon H. Hatfield, 57, of Muscatine, passed away on Tuesday, December 9, 2008 at his home in Muscatine. Memorial services will be held on Friday, December 12, 2008 at 11:00 A.M. at the Wesley United Methodist Church. Dr. Hal Green will officate the services. Following the services a time of food and fellowship will be held at the American Legion. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the U.S.S. Ranger fund or the Muscatine Agricultural Learning Center in Jons name. Sympathy notes may be left for the Hatfield family at www.lewisfuneralhomes.com. The Geo. M. Wittich-Lewis Home for Funeral and Cremation Services is handling the arrangements.
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WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - Washington State University's Jazmine Perkins has been named Bank of the West Pac-12 Conference Women's Basketball Player of the Week for the week of Dec. 26-Jan. 1, Commissioner Larry Scott announced today.
Perkins had a pair of double-doubles in the opening weekend of Pac-12 action, leading the Cougars to a pair of road wins against University of Oregon and Oregon State University to post its first 2-0 start in conference play since the 2000-01 season.
The senior guard from Berkeley, Calif. earns her first career weekly accolade after averaging 13.0 points, 13.5 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 4.0 steals per game in the road sweep of UO and OSU, the first time the Cougars have swept a road series since 1994-95.
Perkins had 15 points and 12 boards to go with four assists and four steals in a 75-47 win at Oregon in the team's Pac-12 opener last Thursday. She followed up with an 11-point 15-rebound outing while playing a career-high 44 minutes in the 61-54 double-overtime thriller versus the Beavers Saturday. Perkins also hit all four of her free throw attempts in the final 20 seconds of double overtime to seal the win.
Perkins owns six career double-doubles, including all three of WSU's this season, all coming in the last three games starting with her 11 points and 15 rebounds at No. 11/13 Ohio State before reaching the mark in both contests this past weekend.
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College Hockey:Ferris Outduels OSU, Keeps CCHA Lead
Buckeyes Suffer First Loss In League Play
BIG RAPIDS, Mich. — It doesn't get any better than this.
Two nationally-ranked teams with near-equal statistics, both fighting for respect. In the end, it was Ferris State that came away with a hard-fought 4-2 win over Ohio State in an intense, fast-paced game.
Derek Nesbitt tallied the winning goal late in the second to lift the Bulldogs (10-3-0, 8-1-0 CCHA).
Ferris' Mike Kinnie drew first blood in the contest at 1:31. With the Bulldogs up a man, Matt York passed the puck to Kinnie, alone to the left of OSU goaltender Mike Betz. Kinnie wristed a shot past the diving goaltender to make it 1-0 in favor of Ferris.
The power-play goal was the first allowed by the Buckeyes in 23 chances over five games.
Ohio State (8-3-1, 5-1-1 CCHA) answered at 6:13. R.J. Umberger found himself all alone in front of Ferris State goaltender Mike Brown; Dan Knapp passed the puck to Umberger, who one-timed it past Brown to tie the game 1-1.
Dave Steckel then put OSU up 2-1 at 12:15. Brown made a glove save off Paul Caponigri, but the puck slipped out of his glove and Steckel backhanded it into the open net.
Ferris State tied the score again at 14:06 when Phil Lewandowski wristed a shot to the top left corner past Betz to make it 2-2.
"I thought the game could have been 6-5 after that first period," Bulldog coach Bob Daniels said. "Ohio State really carried the play the first 10 minutes of the game. I thought we were very fortunate to come out of that period tied 2-2."
Both teams buckled down and played more conservatively in the second and third periods, and the game became more intense as the checking and physical play picked up.
Ferris State scored the lone goal of the second period — the eventual game winner — at 15:41 off a tic-tac-toe passing play. Jeff Legue passed the puck to Chris Kunitz, who fed Nesbitt in the wheelhouse as he slapped a shot past the sprawling goaltender.
The third period picked up right where the second left off, with more checking, a quickening pace, and key stops from both netminders.
With that in mind, in a game of inches, a bounce can make all the difference. Nesbitt got that bounce at 18:02 of the third period to give the Bulldogs a two-goal cushion. Nesbitt tried a centering pass from behind the net that hit the heel of Betz's stick and trickled into the net behind him to make it 4-2.
"That was a very fortunate bounce, and that is what you need sometimes to beat excellent teams like Ohio State," Daniels said. "It was a very fast, intense, and physical game. I expect Ohio State to come out harder tomorrow night."
Betz had 29 saves for OSU, Brown 31 for Ferris.
Ferris State — which remained atop the CCHA with the win — and Ohio State play one more time on Saturday in Big Rapids.
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In the past two years, the state of Alabama has once again defined excellence in NCAA football, birthing two national championship teams led by two Heisman trophy winners.
Alabama's lone Olympic boxing medalist, Tuscaloosa native Deontay Wilder, labored hard during those same 24 months, striving to supplant the storied tradition of football in Alabama by championing for, and now ushering in, the State's first Boxing Athletic Commission.
This Saturday, Wilder (15-0, 14 KOs) will forge that dream of a boxing commission in his native State into a reality when enters the ring against DeAndrey Abron (15-6, 10 KOs) in his homecoming bout at Shelton State College in Tuscaloosa.
"My role was easy," Wilder insisted, "all I had to do was fight. The people behind the scenes had all the sleepless nights, coming up with the rules and the commission. My role was easy, and with a little prayer, anything is possible. We finally got it, and it is a blessing. We will make sure we will keep this (commission) and build on it. Everybody knows Alabama is all about college football, but we're gonna put on a little boxing up in here."
Several hands played a role in the formation of the Alabama Athletic Commission, but none were as instrumental as Wilder and his longtime trainer/promoter Jay Deas.
After years of roadblocks and bureaucratic red-tape, the final push arguably came in the form of an Olympic medal, and Deas freely admits the spotlight it cast may have been the decisive factor with the creation of the commission.
"It's taken since 2005 to get the commission going and to pass it through the legislature," Deas explained. "Finally, in 2008, when Deontay won the bronze metal in the Olympics, that really pushed us over the top. Because then we could argue, 'He can fight for his own country, but he can't fight in his home state?'"
Alabama has been referred to as a sportsman's paradise, and when Summer turns to Fall and college football takes root, Saturday and Sunday schedules become mere afterthoughts. Some might even debate which day takes precedence, depending on the SEC opponent.
"There is a very athletic environment in this state," Deas noted. "Deontay loves this area, people just love sports. You've got to consider that for the 1st time in history, you've got two national champion football teams and two Heisman trophy winners in the same state in consecutive years, and now you've got America's only (boxing) medal winner from the Beijing Olympics, fighting in his home town in his home state for the very first time. So there is a lot of excitement in sports in general going on in Alabama, and we are thrilled with the commission and we are ready to go."
With the commission comes exponential opportunities, and Deas is confident that the young crop of in-state fighters will benefit most from the added exposure. Some have never traveled outside of their home town, much less out of state, but with several shows slated on the horizon, boxing might retain a foothold in the state if Deas garners local support.
"Our younger generation is coming on," Deas said. "We've got some very good fighters who have made it to the national level. I'm talking about 14, 15 and 16 year old kids, and they are all excited. They are all going to be at the local shows, they are going to see it, and they are going to grow up in the same gym with it. We are in a situation (in Alabama) where Deontay will be selling out arenas. We are looking to come back in April, June & August, right here in Tuscaloosa."
Wilder concurs, acknowledging that a byproduct of this legislation may impart real-world knowledge to future amateurs as they transition into the professional ranks.
"The kids are gonna get a glimpse of the difference between amateur and pro. Those kids who dream of turning pro will work even harder in the gym, when they see the show, they're gonna work super hard to get the fans roaring and screaming like that for them. And now when kids turn pro, they stay home, they don't have to go (out of state). The saying is, 'Home is where the heart is.' It's gonna be great for those guys."
As a backdrop to Alabama's first sanctioned card, the main event, as electrifying as it promises to be, does leave something to be desired. While Abron brings real world experience to the table, he does so as a light-heavyweight, campaigning primarily at 175 lbs. Against Wilder, he will enter the ring with distinct disadvantages in height (4-5 inches), weight (20-30lbs) and reach. Abron will attempt to overcome these disadvantages by utilizing his veteran counter-punching technique, hoping to land a compact punch on the chin of the largest man he has ever faced in the ring.
Abron also enters the bout at the lowest point in his career, in the wake of five consecutive, lopsided losses, three of which did not make the final bell. And he chose not only to face Wilder in his hometown, but on the very basketball court Deontay once presided over as a lanky, oppressive, 6'7'' center. Granted, boxing remains the theatre of the unexpected, but the deck appears stacked against a beleaguered DeAndrey Abron.
"We have to consider the fact that (Wilder) only had 21 fights when he made the Olympic team," Deas said. "After the Olympics, he had about 30 fights, so total ring time, from amateur to pro, was probably in the neighborhood of 4 or 5 hours actually spent competing in the ring, if you were to add it all up. So we are stepping it up, little by little; the pace so far has been good and we are excited about being able to do it at home."
Deas has spent the past two years sharing time in the gym with former Gold Metal winner and two-time welterweight champion Mark Breland. Both trainers remain convinced that the valuable experience for Deontay has been gained during sparring. Deas is actively pursuing quality sparring partners for Wilder, and he made it clear that this "open call" is not restricted to the south.
"We have made the decision with Deontay to simply jump in the car and go wherever we needed to go to get quality sparring. We did that this past weekend. We were in Tennessee; Deontay sparred about 20 rounds with Joell Godfrey, from the contender, and Alonzo Butler, who is currently 27-1. So we got a lot work in those two days, and we are looking to set something up in the future with Kevin Johnson over in Atlanta, and even Orlando Solis and David Haye. We are making an open call to anybody who needs sparring, anybody who is going to fight a Klitschko or another tall opponent, 'We are available!'"
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'Laugh your ass off,' 'Poi,' 'Buti' and 'Ride to the Rhythm,' are the hottest new classes added to the menu of wild and wacky workouts at the delightful quirky, no attitude, fitness made fun, Crunch in West Hollywood. The no-frills gym that is all about body buffing propels members in shape with some of the most entertaining workout sessions in the industry—in addition to state-of-the-art equipment to DIY and personal trainers to lead the way.
The hilarious, but effective new offerings include:
- Laugh Your Ass Off—no shoes required for this unique barefoot training class that combines comedy routines and fitness routines to make you laugh your ass off – literally! The session stars a seasoned comedian who uses current events and fitness humor to entertain you as you laugh your way through a series of exercises designed to burn calories and
- Poi—which is the Maori word for 'ball' on a cord, is a performance art that uses swinging tethered weights. Let the poi be an extension of your body as you swing them through a variety of choreographed and rhythmical patterns. Tone your upper body and improve coordination as you learn weaves, butterflies and wraps in this sizzling new swinging sensation.
- BUTI®--a power-packed, high-intensity workout that fuses yoga and dance with circuits of plyometric and conditioning. BUTI® dance moves taken from various styles that focus on an intense shaking of the hips including Miami Booty Dance, Brazilian Baile Funk, Hip Hop, Crunk and African Tribal. Between the heart-pounding cardio, deep stretching and dance moves, you'll be in BUTI®-ful shape in no time and feel sexy doing it.
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Origin In Death
J.D. Robb
July 2005, Futuristic Romantic Suspense
Putnam, $23.95, 339 pages, Amazon ASIN 039915289XPart of a series
Longtime Robb fans (and if youve made it to this book you almost certainly fall into this group) read the In Death books for the mysteries but also to keep up with Eve, Roarke, et al. In this book, the Eve/Roarke stuff is a little more on the backburner, and the mystery plot is quite prominent. Fortunately, its a mystery you can really sink your teeth into. Eve and Peabody are at the Willard B. Icove Center for Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgery, interviewing an injured woman about a fairly cut and dry self-defense killing. As they are about to leave, they are paged. It turns out the founder of the center (and its nominal head) has been found dead in his office, with a scalpel in his heart. The killing itself is not on security tapes, but the killer is. Dolores Nacho Alvarez was his last appointment, and the cameras show her strolling into the building, entering the rest room, and calmly meeting Dr. Icove for her appointment. Less than half an hour later, she exits slowly, as if she doesnt have a care in the world. It almost looks like a professional hit, but something smells off to Eve.
Eve and Peabody interview Icoves son (Willard Jr.) Hes obviously distressed, and he appears to have no motive. The operation of the medical center was more or less under his control already, and though he stood to inherit some money, he was already wealthy in his own right. Will Jrs wife Avril seems similarly innocent, though she also seems a bit strange. When Eve reads the decoded medical files on Icove Sr.s computer, it seems that he was involved in a series of experiments involving young women. Eve is pretty sure Icove was involved in something highly unethical, but the notes are pretty incomplete; they seem to be a shorthand for other more thorough files. When she confronts Icove Jr. with her findings, his reaction is decidedly frosty. His father was an icon, universally respected in the medical field.
When Eve consults with Dr. Mira, her reaction is similar. She knew Icove personally, and respected him for his pioneering work in reconstructive surgery. She has a hard time believing that he could have done anything blatantly unethical. Yet as the mystery unwinds, it seems certain that his experiments with surgery also involved genetics, and that they go beyond made-to-order babies. Figuring into the mix somehow is a boarding school and college to which the Icoves contribute a school of which Avril Icove is an alumnus. It also seems clear that Icove Jr. is into it up to his eyeballs. When hes found dead as well, in the exact same manner, Eve knows shes really on to something.
Menwhile, back at the ranch...Thanksgiving is approaching, and Roarke invites (as he puts it) half of Ireland to his home for the holiday. He is excited about having family, but also completely at sea. He doesnt know how to act, or how to feel. Eve is supportive (well supportive for her) but also a little lost and unsure of whats expected. The other prominent secondary characters and somewhat less prominent this time around, as the mystery leaves little room for other plotting. But nearly all of them make an appearance at one time or another. Mavis is getting more and more pregnant, Nadine wants the scoop as usual (though this scoop, and this mystery, are definitely better than usual). Conversations with many of Roarke's family including his aunt help Eve come to terms with the mystery and with her thinking on medical ethics.
The medical issues portrayed in the book are more or less a 2059 version of what we see here in the news nearly every day. As technology advances, we are having to come to terms with what that means. Where does improving quality of life end and playing God begin? In Robbs futuristic world, government and society struggle with the same questions we do today, but in a more advanced way. Robb handles this timely topic in an interesting and admittedly creepy way. If youve tired of Eve catching serial killers, youll find this a welcome change.
And though the Eve/Roarke stuff doesnt dominate the book, they still share plenty of great scenes. Its nice to see the uber-confident Roarke feeling a little vulnerable and unsure of himself around his family. Also touching is a beginning sequence where Eve thinks about how much she misses Roarke (who has been out of town for a week). When he brings home the perfect gift, Eves reaction is classic.
All in all, Origin In Death is a great addition to the series, with a new, fresh mystery and just enough Eve/Roarke stuff to sate the appetite of series fans. If you havent read Robb in a while, Id encourage you to give this one a try. And if youre a dedicated, marathon Robb reader, well, you wont be disappointed.
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Stu Goldberg: Song Burst
Song Burst
Stu Goldberg (piano)
Eye of the Beholder (MPS 15585)
Stu Goldberg (piano),
Ken Goldberg (sax, flute, piccolo), Jim Lacefield (bass), Dave Crigger (drums), Lee Pastora (congas, bongos), Doug Cameron (1st violin, concertmaster), Clayton Haslop (2nd violin), Jimbo Ross (viola), Dan Ross (cello).
Composed by Stu Goldberg.
Recorded: Hollywood, CA, August 1981
Rating: 90/100 (learn more)
Any discussion of outstanding and important fusion or jazz keyboard players must include Stu Goldberg. He first came to prominence as a member of the second version of John McLaughlin's Mahavishnu Orchestra. He then went on to star with McLaughlin in the Mahavishnu quartet and The One Truth Band. Along the way he has also played with Alphonse Mouzon, Wayne Shorter, Larry Coryell and many other legendary musicians. In recent years he has become an award-winning soundtrack composer for movies and television. Goldberg has also recorded many albums as leader. Eye of the Beholder was first released by MPS in 1981, and finally reissued on CD in 2009.
Above even his remarkable playing, Goldberg is a composer of original music. Led by violinist and concertmaster Doug Cameron, a string section plays the introduction to "Song Burst." It is a sensitive section that includes a short flute phrase from Goldberg's brother Ken. Abruptly the introduction ends and a straight-ahead jazz tune breaks out. The strings do give the piece classical overtones, but the vibe is all jazz. Goldberg shows plenty of chops in the form of heavy chords and light-fingered single-note lines that run roughshod though the scales leaving their elements dispersed. The piece takes on a lighter folk feel – think Bruce Hornsby's "The Way It Is" amped up. "Song Burst" is another in a long line of Stu Goldberg compositions and performances that justify his inclusion in the discussion.
Reviewer: Walter Kolosky
Tags: 1980s jazz · fusion
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It was surprising to see the Ravens lose at home to a Patriots team that, frankly, is injury-riddled and not as talented as Baltimore. It was stunning to see how much New England dominated the game, and now the Ravens are backed into a corner again in terms of their playoff hopes heading into the season finale.
Quarterbacks: Joe Flacco's knee may or may not have bothered him, but it shouldn't have affected his decision making. He consistently took deep shots into double coverage, putting the Ravens behind in terms of down and distance. He had too many turnovers, too many poor decisions and played one of the worst games of his career. Grade: F
Running backs: Ray Rice and Bernard Pierce ran hard and had success against one of the worst run defenses in the league, but the Ravens didn't stick to the ground game. Rice also showed signs of being a factor in the passing game for the second straight week. Grade: B
Wide receivers: Flacco's inaccuracy and poor decisions with the ball never really gave the receivers a chance to make plays. At the same time, the Patriots had injuries in their secondary and it seemed like the Ravens receivers had big problems creating separation. Grade: C-
Offensive line: This group pretty much dominated the line of scrimmage, but the inability of the Ravens offense to get into any rhythm didn't allow them to take advantage. Grade: B
Defensive line: Has anyone seen Terrell Suggs? How about Elvis Dumervil? Where was the pressure? Tom Brady had all day. It didn't help that the Ravens were giving up chunks of yards on the ground, keeping the Patriots out of lon yardage situations. Grade: D
Linebackers: Daryl Smith was exposed in pass coverage when matched up against New England's small, quick receivers. There were also far too many missed tackles, and the Ravens were ineffective getting to Tom Brady when they did blitz. Grade: D
Secondary: Jimmy Smith got called for a bogus pass interference call that really started the ball rolling down the hill. In general, this group didn't play poorly, but also didn't make any plays. Matt Elam has to be better in coverage. Grade: C
Special teams: Jacoby Jones was held in check for the first time in weeks. Justin Tucker was never a factor with the Ravens unable to move the ball and falling so far behind. Sam Koch had a solid but unspectacular day. Grade: C
Coaches: Bill Belichick had his team ready to play; John Harbaugh certainly did not, which is hard to fathom given the stakes. The Patriots offense just picked the Ravens apart. The Ravens continue to be an undisciplined group that kills themselves with penalties, and they had to take two timeouts in the first half to get the right personnel on the field. The Ravens have far more talent than the Patriots, especially given their injury situation. The decisions in short yardage were atrocious, and while the game wasn't particularly close, Harbaugh's thought process was once again poor and costly. Grade: F


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Chef Jeff ventures into the alligator infested bayou to catch fresh black drum for his healthy seafood supper. He takes his catch to the kitchen to scale down and poach the fish with his young sous-chef Garrett. They prepare a seafood medley along with saffron rice while we learn the health benefits of beets and the secrets of Swiss chard.
Chef Jeff journeys to Lake Pontchartrain to catch fresh blue crabs for a healthy crab cake feast. His young friends, Sean and Mack, join him in the kitchen to cook the crabs with a side of California style succotash. Plus, learn what makes onions and jalapeno peppers true super foods.
Chef Jeff goes to the dock to pick up fresh gulf jumbo shrimp for his outdoor barbeque extravaganza with young chef Payton. Together they fire up a platter of grilled shrimp, smoked salmon, grass-fed beef, jalapeno seasoned corn on the cob, and fresh asparagus. While the mixed grill cooks to perfection, Payton shares the secrets of what makes cilantro so good for you.
Chef Jeff pulls out all the stops and combines an amazing assortment of "SuperFoods" as the ingredients for his ultra healthy and delicious meal. The main course is a roasted free range turkey breat, followed by mashed sweet potatoes and a medley of the best sauteed kale you've ever tasted. Along the way we'll learn why sweet potatoes keep you looking younger.
Chef Jeff takes a trip to the free-range farm to select some freshly laid eggs for his healthy breakfast menu. Garrett, the local farmer, shows us why heritage pork is so healthy. Then Chef Jeff meets his young friend Mariah in the kitchen to cook breakfast with fresh harvested eggs, oatmeal, healthy bacon and sweet potato hash. Along the way, we learn some super healthy facts about sweet potatoes.
From a trip to an organic herb garden to a visit to an artisan bakery, Chef Jeff leaves no stone unturned finding the best ingredients for his super sandwiches. He'll show us the secrets to growing great tasting herbs and we'll learn why a 7,000 year old bread recipe is still popular today. Then he's back in the kitchen making some super sandwiches you'll have to taste to believe. It's the sandwich show you won't want to miss!
Chef Jeff takes us shopping with his friend Bliss to cook up an organic, meatless, pasta supper. We learn why tomatoes are important in our daily diet. Then, Chef Jeff and Bliss whip up a super nutritious salad with homemade balsamic dressing. For dessert, special low fat blueberry-almond milkshakes!
If you're ready to experience the best tasting pork chop that ever came out of a home kitchen, then this is the show for you. It starts on the farm where Chef Jeff discovers the difference that heritage bred, pasture raised pork has to offer. Then a local butcher reveals what every home chef needs to know when picking out pork chops. Finally, it's into the kitchen for a quick and easy lesson on how to prepare the perfect stove top pork chop.
Chef Jeff and the former Miss Texas meet a group of 4H kids who explain the benefits of free range chickens. Then it's into the Family Style kitchen for a comfort food supper that includes, low fat Mac N" Cheese, great tasting collard greens, and a healthy fried chicken recipe you'll want to try for yourself.
Chef Jeff spends a day at the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts where he meets the students in the culinary arts classes. Along with the two culinary instructors at NOCCA, Chef Jeff leads the students in a competition to see who can cook up the best soup and grilled cheese sandwich. Then they take on dessert with an "Apple Betty" challenge that's creative and delicious!
Chef Jeff takes burgers to an all new level. He is joined by his young sous chef Austin and together they turn the humble hamburger into a healthy taste experience you won't want to miss. The menu features grass fed beef burgers, ground turkey sliders and a salmon burger that's really delicious.
It's time to turn everyone's favorite food, meatloaf, into a tasty kitchen creation that's loaded with nutrition. Chef Jeff and his young friend Chayil
make an unforgettable turkey meatloaf, field green and cake-like cornbread dinner that's truly mouth watering.
For all those fried chicken fans, get ready for a new recipe that's low in calories and high in flavor. It's Chef Jeff's very special oven-fried chicken creation. Not only is this dish over 100 calories less than regular fried chicken, it's crusted with barbeque potato chips that make for a recipe you'll want to try in your own kitchen at home.
Chef Jeff goes crawfishing with his sous-chefs, Robin and Jeremy, to catch the star ingredient for a special homemade seafood gumbo. Along the way they learn the special health benefits of crawfish. Back in the kitchen Chef Jeff makes savory black pepper biscuits that are the perfect compliment to the tasty seafood gumbo.
It's all about Duck on this episode of Family Style! Chef Jeff shows us the healthiest farm fresh duck recipe you'll ever experience. Together with his sous-chef, Bryan, they pan sear duck breasts in honey sauce along with a side dish of wild rice, garlic green beans and a pomegranate salad.
Chef Jeff ventures to an alligator farm to find alligator nuggets for an incredible Po-Boy sandwich. When he gets back to the Family Style kitchen he's joined by his sous-chef Calli and they prepare a New Orleans style Po-Boy accompanied by herbed french fries that are out of this world.
Chef Jeff visits "Farmhouse Diary" to find fresh goat milk for his roasted curry chicken recipe. When he gets back to the Family Style kitchen he's joined by sous-chef, Tia. Together they make Chef Jeff's flavorful and delicious oven-roasted curry chicken with goat milk, coconut milk and chicken stock.
Chef Jeff visits the "Edible Garden" to harvest fresh vegetables for a special skirt steak dinner. When he returns to the kitchen he is joined by his guest sous-chef, Nicholas. Together they make a healthy and delicious pan-grilled skirt steak with roasted acorn squash, Portobello mushrooms and cream peas with veggies.
Chef Jeff makes a trip to "Grow Dat Farm" in New Orleans to harvest delicious field greens. Then he joins Olivia at the market to pick out healthy grass fed beef short ribs for the main course. Once they get to the kitchen they cook some tasty smoke flavored grits to bring the whole meal together.
Chef Joins invites Chef Sal Marino to help him recreate an amazing Italian feast featuring the classic dish, Osso Buco. To add to this mouth watering meal they create stuffed zucchini blossoms, and two different versions of polenta. It's an unforgettable family dinner that you have to see to believe.


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Things to see and do - Peille
Leaving for France
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Peille Travel guide
Peille : Michelin's recommendations
Of Ligurian derivation, the name (originally Pilia) means "barren grassy upland" and is a perfect description of the location! This medieval town in the hinterland behind Nice is in an exceptional position, perched wildly above the deep Faquin Ravine and surrounded by mountainous slopes planted with green olive groves. Wander among its stairways and vaulted passages to discover itsSalt Tax Offices, and the 12C-13C church, flanked by an elegantly pointed Lombard steeple.


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I will just say that this movie was not good at all, it was not predictable though. The actors were playing weird, screwed up parts, and to tell you the truth, they were not fitted for the parts they played. I would not recommend this movie, trust me on this one, it is not worth your time or money.
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SXSW audiences can view a new clip from director Michael Orbert's documentary "Song From The Forest" which premiered on March 10.
The film is a tale of two homes: the rainforest of Central Africa, and the bustling streets of urban America.
It follows American author, Louis Sarno, his passionate love for the indigenous music of the Bayaka Pygmies, and how Sarno came to live with and be fully assimilated into this tribe of hunters in the African Forest.
Orbert's documentary continues to follow Sarno as he leaves the Forest with Samedi, his 13 year old son.
In this new clip from the documentary, viewers can watch as Sarno introduces his son to America in a journey through opposites: trees to skyscrapers, clear rivers to congested street traffic.
An encore screening will take place at SXSW on March 12 at Alamo Village.
For more info visit: http://schedule.sxsw.com/2014/events/event_FS15098


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Infant and Baby Costumes - Toddler Halloween Costumes
Halloween costumes for toddlers are popular not just in October but year round! That's because it's the little kids who love to play dress up more than any other age group. Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall it's not unusual to find toddler girls and boys running around the house, the park or even the supermarket dressed up in their favorite costumes! A Toddler Girl can spend hours dressed up in Disney Princess costume pouring tea for her guests. While a Toddler boy will tire himself out running around the yard in his favorite Dinosaur or Animal costume. Costumes are such a perfect gift for Toddlers because they stimulate creativity and inspire imaginative roll play. Any toddler will tell you its fun to dress up with a friend, a sibling or even alone!
Dressing up Baby for Halloween
Baby's first experience dressing up in costume is usually for Halloween. Although we think most new moms would probably dress up their infant more often if it wasn't for those strange looks from friends... And who could blame them? Babies look so adorable dressed up in costume it's a shame we don't get to see it more often! From Classic Baby Boy and Baby Girl Costumes to the Humorous styles some parents just can't resist, Anytime Costumes has a full selection of baby bunting and infant costumes sure to match any taste.
Infant & Toddler Costumes for Themed Events
It's always fun to dress up your kids up in costumes for Holiday Events and Theme parties. Kids love to wear them and adults love to see them, so it's a win win situation for everyone! AnytimeCostumes.com offers a full selection of Baby and Toddler Christmas Costumes, Thanksgiving and Easter Costumes for both boys and girls. Holiday costumes are sure to add a festive touch to any celebration.


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Photos: Samsung T669, T479 (Gravity 3) and T359 for T-Mobile USA
Samsung is by far the manufacturer with the most phones available at T-Mobile USA, so it's not a surprise the fact that T-Mo is readying three new handsets made by the giant South Korean company.
The phones are: Samsung T669, Samsung T479 and Samsung T359. We've heard about two of them before, but it's only now that we get the chance to see them.
The Samsung T669 is a touchscreen phone with a sliding QWERTY keyboard, TouchWiz UI, and a 2MP camera. Call it a Highlight with a keyboard, if you will.
Samsung T479 will replace the Samsung Gravity 2, and it looks like it's unsurprisingly called Gravity 3. The T479 features a full QWERTY keyboard, 3G, and a 2MP camera.
Samsung T359 has a QWERTY keyboard, too, but it's a horizontal one (a la Palm Pre). It also comes with HTML browser, 1.3MP camera, and active sync exchange mail support.
TmoNews has it that all three new Samsung phones will be available at T-Mobile starting June 23. Their prices are not known yet.


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I've just migrated to Google Apps and it works great, except one little naging thing.
Previously we used CPanel (with Roundcube) to send our mail to each other in the company. But after the switch we try to always use Gmail. But due to different reasons (som unanswered mail etc.) we still have to send some mail via Roundcube. However, if we do this, the mail seems to never leaves the server – it seems like if it checks if the adress belongs to the same domain, the mail never leaves the server but sends it to Roundcube instead of Gmail.
User sends from Roundcube to a @company adress -> email ends up at Roundcube.
User sends from elsewhere to a @company adress -> email ends up at Gmail.
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Zbrush Joker revisited by alexanderstojanovWatch
©2010-2016 alexanderstojanov
New sculpt of the Joker as seen in TDK.
Made in Zbrush and rendered in Modo
Made in Zbrush and rendered in Modo
Wow !
i think this is fucking Fabulous!
I love the detail you have in the textures! The white definitely seems chalky and cracked in contrast to the facial scars and lips, and the facial proportions are wonderfully Heith, I love it.
this looks crazy realistic!!!!!!!
Super e !
please finish! its eerie good!
so beautiful
Hell of a job on the textures, great stuff
How to download?
Freakin Awesome my friend
Exellent work!
that is just amazing
5000 polygons including the eyes
Thanks, added 2 more renders, now onto making the hair.
dude you are so talented
wow can't wait to see the final model
Still learning MODO, updated with a new render
If they wanted, he COULD be in the next movie with your help. This is deadon.
Wauw, the edit of this is amazing, I love that you added the two other images!
Thanks, nope all textures were made in Photoshop.I used my new custom made material with 2 shaders.
Woah this is incredible! Love his eyes especially! Do you texture in Zbrush using Zapplink? Also if it's not a secret, what material do you use?
Fantastic detail you have in that model, also a great way to display the model!
im jealous of your talent man
wow! VERY well done!!
envious of your skill, man
envious of your skill, man


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The 'Eye of God' is the Helix Nebula cluster. It's been explained by science.Quote:
They have even found a gigantic eye in a different galaxy that just happens to blink occasionally and constantly looks into our galaxy, ironically they call it the eye of god and science cannot explain it becuase its not meant to explain religious things, it was meant to explain things around the world in a way that we feel we can understand, proof of the eye of god has not been published to the public yet becuase it might send an uproar but i just happened to hack into a file that had it.
I really doubt that if god exists, it's a giant fat blinking eye in the universe. Just because it can't be explained now doesn't mean it can't be explained later.
Religion in my mind is something people need when faced with the unknown. To say an all-powerful force like God made something happen makes unknown things a lot more understandable. But as we unravel the mysteries more and more of what was previously unknown, we'll realize that we need religion less and less to explain the unknown. However, I won't deny that religion will always exist in some form or another, because even in the improbably case that there are no unknowns, some people still need something to lean on in a crisis. Often, previously nonreligious people will turn to solace from an organized religion after a traumatic event, and it's been proven that people who are involved in religion often rebound better from emotional trauma. Whether god exists or not and has helped with their recovery, the emotional support that a community, religious or not, provides certainly helps speed their recovery.
the gases from a nebula can easily take that shape
here is another nebula that looks like an eye
It was neither of them
And yet another nebulae that vaguely resembles an eye. God, the being who is supposed to look exactly like us, now has three eyes!
Not really. The fact that we do exist means that without us existence would be incomplete. Therefore, God's perfection, it can be argued, hinges on the factor us existing in this portion of time and sPace.Quote:
Ah, but you see, according to Christians, God is a perfect being who also, somehow, someway, is a creator. Both of those properties are in contradiction with one another. If one is perfect they are complete, full, accomplished, lacking nothing and therefore would have no need for companionship or the desire to create. So either God didn't create us since a perfect creator can't exist, or he's imperfect, and thus not a God.
It wasn't an apple, it was probably a fig. The whole "apple" idea came about because the latin word for apple is the same as for evil. I believe it's "Malus"Quote:
Although i think christian beleif is a bunch of bull I still think that if god does exist we were created not to be able to grasp a concept of how exactly he came to be and how powerful he is becuase of our lack of faith and our literal qualities that were gained from eating the evil apples which fused our kind with evil
I am non-religious but I respect those with their own beliefs but one thing about Christianity...
I don't like the idea of doing good things in this life to get into a better afterlife. Shouldn't you do good deeds because it helps others, because it's ethical to do it? If the only you want to do good things for other people is to get into heaven then it seems wrong to me. Life isn't worth just preparing for some better life in the future.
I'm at a Catholic high school althgouh I'm non-religious so most of the time I'll have to hold my lips shut before protesting to what the light-headed religious studies teacher says. One thing that caught my eye in the 'belief continum' [place your feelings on the line basically] was, and I quote, "Everything good comes from God." There must be something wrong with this sentence. Isn't it possible for humans to do good as well? Everything we do comes from God? We have free will and mankind can do good as well, surely...
But then again, what is the definition of good? Everyone's ethics are different which makes this topic so hard.
Today was a funny day because on a "share your feelings class" or more like "sleep for 40min class" the teacher asked weather i had faith on something or not, and i answer that it was a hard question because faith might mean a lot of things, and she asked whether or not i had faith on God and i said "No" and she asked why and i reply that for me it was hard to believe that an all powerful being that could watch over us actually existed, and the teacher send me to the counsellor, and i had a really good laugh.
Everything comes from God, period. This includes evil, whether most people will admit it or not since both are basically adjectives dexcribing "better or worse than." However, being that God's got a master plan and is infallible, everything happens as it should no matter how horrible it may seem to us. Ergo, God is good and it's all good.Quote:
"Everything good comes from God." There must be something wrong with this sentence. Isn't it possible for humans to do good as well? Everything we do comes from God? We have free will and mankind can do good as well, surely...
If you say Christians are intolerant of other beliefs, I have to say you're right. We don't see it as a matter of being tolerant, though, we see it more as a matter of being correct. We believe there is only one way to heaven. Just like there is only one correct answer to two plus two. It's always four. You may say it's five, and you may say it's three, but it's not a matter of tolerance. It's a matter of being correct. I'm not going to argue this further, I'm just stating my beliefs. They won't change. Ask me about them, but don't argue over them with me.
I'm not going to argue about evolution, or anything like it. Being an evolutionist or a creationist is not what gets you to heaven. (Let me tell you, though, that life on earth is so complex that many scientists now believe in guided evolution. If all life comes from previous life, where did it all start?)
Also, that's not going to prove my beliefs to you. So maybe there is a God. So what?
But let me ask you this: who do you believe Jesus Christ was? Was he a regular man? Just a good teacher? A prophet? Or was he really God?
I think Jesus was a far more interesting character in real life than the Bible lets on. More human than human, Jesus of Nazareth was a man born unto a virgin who had over time developed supernatural abilities to manipulate matter and energy. His sense of awareness was also phenomenal. As he grew, he traveled and learned to use his power and knowledge to benefit mankind. His influence touched many but those in power grew threatened by his growing popularity and eventually had him executed. But even death could not contain him.
I suppose that that's where my common ideas of Christ part ways with the church. I theorize that his true message of heaven and hell was too complex for people to comprehend back then so it got diluted to some degree by the time the bible was written and he eventually became a glorified mascot.
Ok, for those of you who say God and Jesus don't exsist, I have one question that I want you to answer.
Would you rather live your life believing in God and when you die there's nothing, no afterlife, no nothing, or would you rather live your life saying God don't exsist, and when you die, you go to hell and spend the rest of eternity being tortured?
I only believe that there is the rebirth process as soon as your dead
Pikatwo: 1
Christianity: 0
Whatever, your choice is your choice, and frankly, I don't feel like arguing with someone who has their mind set on God not exsisting.


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