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The following is a list of the prize money up for grabs for women professional golfers on the LPGA Tour at the 2014 Walmart NW Arkansas Championship, which is being played from June 27th to June 29th, 2014, at the Pinnacle Country Club in Rogers, Arkansas.
Walmart's headquarters are located in Betonville, Arkansas, which is about seven miles north of the Pinnacle Country Club where the 2014 Walmart NW Arkansas Championship is being played. The Walmart NW Arkansas Championship has been played annually since 2007.
Stacy Lewis won the inaugural Walmart NW Arkansas Championship in 2007 when she was an amateur and the event was cut short due to bad weather. Other winners include Seon Hwa Lee (2008), Jiyai Shin (2009), Yani Tseng (2010, 2011), Ai Miyazato (2012), and Inbee Park (2013).
The total prize money up for grabs for women LPGA players is $2 million. The same amount of prize money as last year, and one of the above average purses on the LPGA Tour.
LPGA stars playing in the tournament include Cristie Kerr, Natalie Gulbis, Paula Creamer, Lexi Thompson, Stacy Lewis, Suzann Pettersen, Belen Mozo, Sandra Gal, and the 2014 U.S. Open champion Michelle Wie. Click on any one of those names for hot photos of that player.
You can also see hot photos of up and coming LPGA players, most of whom are playing in this tournament, at Hottest women LPGA players you don't know yet in 2014 (includes players like Brooke Pankcake).
Golf prize money for LPGA players at 2014 Walmart NW Arkansas Championship
- Winner - $300,000
The winner of the 2014 Walmart NW Arkansas Championship will earn $300,000. The same amount of money earned by Inbee Park in 2013, and by all winners of this tournament since 2010.
- Second Place - $184,700
Second place is worth $184,700 at the 2014 Walmart NW Arkansas Championship. The same amount of money earned by So Yeon Ryu when she finished second here last year.
- Third Place - $133,989
Third place is worth $133,989. The same amount earned by Mika Miyazato when she finished third here last year.
- Fourth Place - $102,200
Fourth place at the 2014 Walmart NW Arkansas Championship is worth $102,200. The same amount of prize money Cristie Kerr earned here when she finished fourth in 2011.
- Fifth Place - $84,274
Fifth place at the 2014 Walmart NW Arkansas Championship is worth $84,274.
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Baseball's Spring Training is winding down and the start of the new season is just two weeks away. For New York area sports fans that want a break from the never ending frigid temperatures, there's still time to check out both the Mets and Yankees in Florida.
The Yankees call the cozy confines of George M. Steinbrenner Field in Tampa home during the pre-season. The stadium seats just over 11,000 people and gives Yankee fans the opportunity to be up close to the action on the field.
Remaining Yankees Spring Training home games include:
- March 18 Boston 1:05PM
- March 21 Pittsburgh 7:05PM
- March 23 Toronto 1:05PM
- March 25 Philadelphia 7:05PM
- March 28 Miami 7:05PM
- March 29 Miami 1:05PM
Tickets range in price from $15 to $29.
The stadium is a short ten minute ride from downtown Tampa and the area's various attractions. Other teams that train within 25 miles of the Yankees include the Toronto Blue Jays in Dunedin and the Philadelphia Phillies in Clearwater.
The Yankees head north following their game with Miami on March 29th. They begin the regular season on Tuesday, April 1st versus the Astros in Houston.
Over on the East coast of Florida is the Mets' Spring Training complex in Port St. Lucie. Tradition Field is the home of the Mets' Class A affiliate, the St. Lucie Mets of the Florida State League. It is also where the parent club works out during the pre-season.
The stadium seats 7,000, but also has a grassy area behind the outfield where fans can picnic and watch the game.
The Mets have five more home games at Tradition Field before heading north. The schedule features:
- March 18 Detroit 1:10PM
- March 20 Atlanta 1:10PM
- March 23 Washington 1:10PM
- March 24 St. Louis 1:10PM
- March 27 Washington 12:10PM
The most expensive ticket is $20.00 while tickets for the picnic area are just $10.00.
Unlike Tampa, Port St. Lucie is a rather sleepy city with no particular nightlife or cultural attractions. It is approximately one hour north of West Palm Beach and at least a half hour ride to the next closest Spring Training complex. That is in Jupiter, where both the St. Louis Cardinals and Miami Marlins share a facility.
The Mets open the new season versus the Nationals at Citi Field on Monday, March 31st.

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No period for a few months; gaining weight in my stomach; took three pregnancy tests, all negative; no pregnancy symptoms and have used condom every time. When I feel like I have to pee, only a little comes out, and pain around my right ovary/side. Dr. says everything seems normal.
Thank you for your question. You state that a doctor has told you that everything seems normal, I'm not sure if this is for missing one menses or for the right sided pain. I would encourage you to get rechecked with the decreased urine production and right sided abdominal pain. You may have a bladder infection, kidney stone, STI (sexually transmitted infection), or an ovarian cyst. It is great that you are aware of your body, and note when you feel changes which cause concern. It is also very important to keep track of your menses when you are sexually active, and using only condoms for birth control. Make an appointment with your health care provider, or with the UAA Student Health and Counseling Center if you are an eligible student.


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What is an open, mobile device lab?
A device lab is a collection of many different web-capable devices that are available for web designers/developers to use for testing. Realistically, most of us can't go out and buy every device so that we can have it available for testing. But the solution is pretty simple: we share. A community device lab is basically just a group of local web folks working together to collect a wide range of devices (generally through donations) and then making those devices available to other local designers/developers to use for testing.
Where are we?
Our first location at Canvas Co/Work on 19th and M Streets in Washington, DC opened last September. Send us a note using the contact form below to schedule a time in the lab.
What's it cost?
DC Device Lab was fundamentally built as a resource for the local development community. There is only a minimal charge of $5 an hour, just to cover the cost of upkeep. Also, check out our list of devices in this section to see the latest on which technologies we offer.
Get Involved
Donate a Device
Have an old phone or tablet you don't know what to do with? Donate it! We'll put it to good use and you'll have the satisfaction of knowing you're supporting one of the fastest growing tech communities in the world in a very tangible way.
All hands on deck! This is a community project that needs your help, whether it's 2 hours or 20 hours a month. We have need for people to do everything from writing emails to device manufacturers to planning development-related events. Join us!
Donate Cash
Sometimes it just takes cold, hard cash to keep the lights on. In our case, a lot of manufacturers (*ahem, Apple*) are hard to garner donations from so it takes a little money to go out and buy the devices that developers request. Every little bit helps - can you donate?


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The Water & Sewer Dept. maintains and constructs or contracts all water and sewer facilities within the town. Responsibilities include operation and maintenance of the towns water lines, pumps, hydrants, etc. Also, pressure washing sewer lines to allow proper flow and vacuuming sewer lift stations to remove grease and debris.
The Water & Sewer Dept. works with builders in the addition of new construction, maintains meters and provides meter readings for billing on a six-month basis.
The Water & Sewer Dept. is required to be certified in all areas mandated by Town, State and Federal regulatory agencies, which pertain to water and sewer functions. It is the Water & Sewer Dept.'s responsibility to ascertain that the town remains in compliance with all government agency requirements.


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This week Jessica McClure was arrested after pictures of her toddler with duct taped legs and arms surfaced. The mother was not home when the incident took place and was done by babysitters. Local Charleston news reports that it was supposedly "a game".
Malibu Troy who is the baby's godmother supplied the photograph.
"Troy admits these photos look incriminating but says it was nothing more than a game.
She goes on to say that her daughter and Della had been duct taping each others wrists and ankles that night. She says the toddler saw this and he wanted to be a part of the fun."
So she told WCHS Eyewitness news. But the photo is a little scary. After all if it was just a game why is the toddler's mouth taped? And if the godmother knew it was a game why turn in the picture? Food for thought.
Both babysitters and the mother were arrested and are being held for arraignment.


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The City maintains positive relationships with Gresham's industrial companies and receives positive feedback from companies working through the City's development process. However, in order to be in the best possible position to attract and retain quality traded sector companies, we are conducting a thorough look at the City's industrial policies and processes.
Our purpose is to make Gresham the most competitive location in the Metro region and beyond for industrial development.
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It's been about a year since we went hands-on with Demiurge's Shoot Many Robots at PAX East 2011 and we found their weird marriage of Metal Slug's co-op gunnery and Borderlands' colorful, cel-shaded loot whoring to be rather neat. Since then, the side-scrolling, 4-player shoot-'em-up has gained a publishing partner in the form of Ubisoft and this morning release details were finally announced.
Players can jump into P. Walter Tugnut's beer-swilling, robot-hating boots on March 13 on PlayStation Network and March 14 on Xbox Live Arcade for just $9.99 (or 800 MS Robot Dollars).
To keep you occupied for the next three weeks, Demiurge has released a new Developer Diary video showcasing the evolution of SMR, from its earliest prototypes to where it is today. We'll watch your back while you enjoy it; robots could attack at any moment, you know. And they're not going to shoot themselves.


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TUCSON--The Arizona football team, 2-2, squares off in a key league contest against Washington (3-1) at 7:07 p.m. Saturday in Arizona Stadium.
For UA, it's a matter of maintaining the improvement that saw the program post its best non-conference record in years. For Washington, it's maintaining a slice of the league's upper division and making its own statement about improvement. UA lost its league opener, narrowly, to No. 3 USC last week. Washington put a whack on UCLA to open 1-0. A year ago UA finished 3-8 and UW 2-9.
Both squads have played good teams. UA's schedule has included BYU and LSU, along with the Trojans. The Huskies played Oklahoma and Fresno State, along with the Bruins.
UA officials expect a good crowd. Around 4,000 tickets remained at the close of business Friday. "There are still good seats to be had, but we're pleased that sales went well this week and typically we've had walk-up crowds in the 4,000 range," said marketing and ticketing director James Francis.
"Our student section -- the Zona Zoo -- seems to have settled into a great collective frame of mind -- come to the games because it's a great time. We think the crowd can be a factor for the Cats this week," he said.
A year ago, also in Tucson, Washington spoiled Arizona's perceived 'turned-the-corner' improvement by drubbing the Cats, 38-14, a week after UA had throttled No. 7 UCLA, 52-14. Arizona coach Mike Stoops didn't have to remind the team, but he did. He called the UW game the club's worst of the 2005 season.
The game is a good matchup for both squads. UA feels it showed its promise against USC, while Washington's camp is abuzz with the good start. This is a game each team's principals believe they can win.
Push comes to shove Saturday night under the lights. The game will not be televised, although UW is borrowing UA's scoreboard video feed, sending it on a satellite and showing it live back on campus in Seattle. Arizona fans will have to come in person.
Tickets may be purchased online here at arizonaathletics.com, or at the Arizona Stadium box office beneath the east side stands at North Cherry Avenue and East Sixth Street beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday.


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Well some regulars with long memories may remember a thread earlier in the year I started:-
Well I heard a system today I hope "qualifies" as an alternative/opposite system to people's perception of a Flat earth or a Linn system.
Spec (listed in true round earth order ;)
Wilson Watt Puppy 5.1
Transparent REF XL-SS
Nagra VPA Monos
DCS Elgar
DCS Verdi Lascala
So is this system considered any good? Opinions?


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By David Stewart White
Fans of Downton Abbey don't have long to wait until the new season of the popular television series. But how long viewers wait depends in part upon where they're watching. British fans can see Downton in mid-September; Americans must wait until January 2014.
The show airs on the ITV television network at 9 pm on Sunday, September 15th...probably. As of August 31 ITV has yet to officially announce the date and time of its most popular series. Some fan sites are also reporting that the British premier will be September 22.
But American viewers are face an even more frustrating delay. For the past three seasons, the Public Broadcasting Service has delayed the US premier of the show. PBS refused to budge in the face of pressure from American Downton Abbey fans, citing scheduling, ratings and the opportunity to create a "promotional buzz" by delaying the show. As a result, Americans who want to watch the show on PBS must wait until Sunday, January 5 of next year.
In the internet age, American Downton fans can hardly avoid plot spoilers posted on social media by British viewers who have watched the show months before the US premier. Some go along with the delay, others watch "bootleg" episodes of the show online.
However fans watch, Downton Abbey remains a huge hit as Season 4 of the show gets underway.


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Aussie newscaster Lincoln Humphries spilled some truth instead of wasting some ice water on live TV this week when nominated to take the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
Humphries is not the only one to note that the viral phenomenon that is sweeping Facebook is basically narcissism masked as altruism, but he goes even further by challenging those who have money to actually not only donate to the cause but support the wide range of charities in need:
"In summary, I'd like to nominate everyone everywhere who has more than what they need to donate what they can to the people who need it most, because that's what charity is about, not putting yourself through mild discomfort with a bucket of ice and water."
He also notes that even if you do not have money there are plenty of organizations where you can volunteer, give blood or otherwise donate time in order to really help, not just pose on the Internet in a wet t-shirt:
"Ice is for keeping fresh produce fresh, beers cold and nipples hard."
While the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has raised awareness about amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, the cold hard truth is that Americans need to focus on the serious health crisis that faces the country, like the fact that we rank dead last in healthcare in the developed world and that millions of Americans still lack healthcare at all.


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Hairballs are common and easily recognized by most cat owners. Occasional hairballs are nothing of concern, but there are some times when hairballs become a medical concern and this article intends to address that. Please don't read so much into this that you go rushing your cat to the vet the next time she hacks up a hairball, like I stated already, occasional hairballs are normal. If you are questioning how often is occasional you should probably keep a log of how often this is happening and then ask your vet.
If your cat is hacking repetitively for more than one day, you notice diarrhea or constipation or your cat has frequent hairballs it's probably time for a vet visit. Sometimes nature doesn't work perfectly and a hairball can get stuck in your cats' esophagus or may cause a blockage of the intestines. This is very rare though, so once again don't be too alarmed. If any gastrointestinal symptoms other than the vomiting up of the hairball occur it is wise to see a vet. Some symptoms would be loss of appetite, tender belly, vomiting of food, diarrhea or constipation. Occasionally frequent hairballs may be a sign of an underlying problem like irritable bowel syndrome.
Naturally, long-haired cats are more prone to hairballs and some cats get a little OCD about grooming. To help with this, brush your cat once a day or more, if necessary. If hairballs are a problem you may want to try a food that helps control hairballs. There are also lubricants available most anywhere that sells pet supplies. These remedies should help with the regular hairballs, but if it is frequent I recommend calling your vet. Oh and wearing socks to bed because stepping out of bed in the morning onto a hairball with your bare feet is unpleasant.


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Wow, I have been neglecting the blog lately, eh? I need to change that.
This was done while sitting around at the mall sketching shoppers.
"To Be a Cat," a middle grade novel I illustrated, was released today.
I dedicated the cat book to my dogs, Derby and Inky. :-)
You should buy this book.
aw, that's SO cute!
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In an effort to blog more, I'm going to attempt a monthly list of 9 THINGS I discovered over the past month.
A tip of the ol' top hat goes to my pal, Matthew Cordell, for allowing me to borrow his monthly list idea. I promise to feed it monthly and clean up after it.
So here it goes, in no particular order ...
1. MODERN FAMILY, SEASON ONE.I've been a fan of MODERN FAMILY since I found it while channel surfing. I never saw the first season and got it on DVD for Christmas. We dove into it and didn't stop until we finished Disc #4. Good stuff. Highly recommended!
Funny quote: "Phil: Ordinarily I'm a rule follower, but when someone tells me I can't bring my own snacks into their stadium? That's when I get a little... nuts. It's a free country right? Let's just say it Ruffles me when some Goobers tell me I have to spend my half my PayDay on their hot dogs."
2. WHAT CAN A CRANE PICK UP? Written by Rebecca Kai Dotlich and illustrated by Mike Lowery. This is a great book. It rhymes. It has great illustrations. And it's FUNNY! Pick it up. (Get it? Ha!)
3. BIG EASY EXPRESS (Mumford & Sons, Old Crow Medicine Show, and Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros). It's a 1 hour and 7 minute movie about 3 fantastic bands, 6 cities, 1 train and thousands of miles of track. The music is great and the behind-the-scenes footage is terrific. We saw the film at Lincoln Hall in Chicago, but you can now buy it online at Amazon.com among other places. Enjoy the trailer below.
4. HELLO! HELLO! by Matthew Cordell. One of my pet peeves is going to a restaurant and seeing members of a family sitting at the table looking at their phones, tablets and other electronic devices. When we were kids, we were not allowed to bring anything to the dinner table. That's where we all sat and talked about our day. This book has an important message. Now get off my lawn and go buy this book!
5. HOW TO DRAW A BUNNY. Do you know who Ray Johnson is? I didn't either. He's been described as "New York's most famous unknown artist." I found this documentary living in my Netflix queue and watched it on a rainy Sunday afternoon. I loved it! There are interviews with Christo, Chuck Close, Roy and Dorothy Lichtenstein among others about the life of Ray Johnson. Do yourself a favor and check it out. I am now a Ray Johnson fan.
6. CREEPY CARROTS Written by Aaron Reynolds and illustrated by Peter Brown. My pal, Peter Brown, recently won a Caldecott Honor for this book. I bought this book on its release date because I love the illustrations. Now I own a copy without the Caldecott Honor sticker on it. Woot! It is a great read and I recently found out Aaron lives in Chicago!
7. BEAUTY IS EMBARRASSING. Another documentary about another artist. This time it's Wayne White. All I'm going to say is it's damn good. My favorite quote: "Just leave the awards on the kitchen table, I'm back here painting a fucking masterpiece."
8. THE BOOK OF MORMON. We saw this musical recently in Chicago. It's extremely vulgar. It's satire. And it has won 9 Tony Awards, including Best Musical, because it's good. And there is a reason you don't see Mormons protesting the musical. You'll have to see why for yourself.
At the risk of posting ANOTHER video ....
And last, but not least....
9. TOM LICHTENHELD'S BLOG. My pal Tom is an awesome author and illustrator! He illustrated Sherri Duskey Rinker's GOODNIGHT, GOODNIGHT, CONSTRUCTION SITE book and it's been on the New York Times Best Sellers List for over a year! If you're on Facebook, you should head over to TOM'S FACEBOOK PAGE and click LIKE.
(Greatest promotional photo ever!)
This concludes my very first 9 THINGS list. Put your shoes back on and get out now while traffic is light.
If you enjoyed it and you think it's a feature worth repeating every month, please let me know.
If you're not a follower of my blog, join the others! It's fun! And free!
What a sweet and charming picture! It makes me happy to look at it.
(It also reminds me of Quentin Blake.)
i liked this picture very much.. thanks for uploading it!
Roald Dahl Collection
"Now tell me the secret..."
A wonderful atmosphere - everything is so light!
Hello! I've just found your blog.:)
Definitely charming! Very cool style and so cute!
Very nice! It made me think of Quentin Blake before I read any of these comments!
Very cute
love the freehand style of the contour!
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Lovely! I see I am not alone in having chubby little birds on my mind! Am also a newish follower of your blog- happy to have stumbled here. ;)
Whimsical! A busy angel stopping in his day to chat with the birds. This is the story I can see. It's lovely.
Love this. Simple and sweet (but not overly so) and a lovely drawing.
My friend, Mark Kiesling, who I met while working for The Times of NW Indiana had a seizure and died yesterday.
Mark was a straight-shooter. He told it like it is. He told great stories. And he was the funniest person I've ever known. Mark told stories that caused me to laugh so hard I had trouble breathing. And when I got calmed down, I would look at Mark and the laughter would start all over again. He was that damn funny.
I want to share one of my favorite Mark stories with you.
One day while I was at my desk inking an editorial cartoon at the newspaper, Mark told me a story that made me laugh so hard, I knocked over my bottle of ink. My first instinct was to quickly move under the bottle to keep the ink from hitting the carpet in our office. The result was my shirt and pants covered in ink.
It made Mark laugh.
Mostly because I was confined to my office chair until I started and finished a new cartoon.
I wasn't about to go anywhere. It looked like, as one of our co-workers put it, "A squid exploded in your pocket." When it came time later that day for me to show my cartoon to my editor for approval, I asked Mark if he would do it since I was embarrassingly covered in ink.
He simply said, "No."
And then erupted in crazy laughter.
Those shirt and pants hang in my closet because I will never forget that day.
And I will never forget Mark Kiesling.
So sorry for the loss of your friend. It sounds like he was one of those people who could make anyone smile.
I didn't know pigs could make applesauce (much less pick apples).
Totally cute!
The print for sale during October (the post below) is officially sold out.
Thanks to everyone who bought one. Enjoy!
I made this screen print to sell during the month of October 2012..
"Light the Way" by Stacy Curtis.
Signed and numbered by the artist.
An edition of 31.
12.5" x 12.5" (fits in a standard record frame)
Four colors: gray, white, silver and glow-in-the-dark inks.
The lightest color glows in the dark.
Cost: $25, with free shipping.
If you want to purchase one, please click here.
Ink and Watercolor on 140 lb. Cold-Pressed Paper
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(Photo by Stacy Curtis. ©2012)
Every time I pass this manhole cover on my bike ride, I imagine Alice Otterloop doing a dance on it. So I made this little wooden heart, glued a magnet on it and stuck it to the manhole cover today as a tribute to Alice and her little dances in Richard Thompson's comic strip "Cul de Sac," which ends today.
Somewhere in the distance, I swear I can hear Timmy Fretwork playing his banjo as Alice dances on the manhole cover and Petey watches safely from his bedroom window.
So long, dwellers of "Cul de Sac." You will be missed.
And well wishes to Richard as he continues his fight against Parkinson's disease.
Richard Thompson Ends Cul de Sac Comic Strip
Richard Thompson's blog.
Cul de Sac on GoComics.com
And please consider making a donation for Parkinson's research.
I was caught off-guard today as I was catching up on reading comic strips and came across this "Frazz" comic strip:
A boy. Named Stacy. Who is an illustrator. With about a thousand markers. Hey, that's ME!
Frazz, the main character in the strip, is also wearing a Mile 44 t-shirt. Mile 44 is the name of the screenprinting company I co-own with my buddy, Dave.
Thanks, Jef and Patty Mallett! Hugs to you both.
Links: The comic strip Frazz.
Are you aware of the auction going on for Team Cul de Sac?
Team Cul de Sac is the brainchild of Chris Sparks, who has worked tirelessly to organize this fundraising program for Parkinson's research.
The Team Cul de Sac book is a collection of art from cartoonists and illustrators honoring the comic strip, Cul de Sac, and its creator, Richard Thompson, who has Parkinson's disease. The purpose of the book is to raise money for Parkinson's disease research.
The Cul de Sac Auction:
The auction ends in only 5 days and the prices on the artwork from the Team Cul de Sac book are incredibly reasonable.
This is a rare chance to own artwork from some of the best cartoonists and illustrators in the business.
Artists such as Bill Watterson, Sergio Aragones, Bill Amend, Cathy Guisewite, Lynn Johnston, Rick Kirkman, Tom Richmond, Jan Elliot, Mort Walker, Mo Willems .... and the list goes on.
Check out the Team Cul de Sac Auction!
Buy the Team Cul de Sac book from Chris Sparks.
Buy the Team Cul de Sac book from Amazon.
Richard Thompson's Cul de Sac comic strip.
Richard Thompson's blog.
I have a new assistant helping out in my studio.
Her resume says:
Name: Inky
Age: 1 year old
Previous Experience: Two months at an animal shelter in Chicago.
Pros: A great kisser.
Cons: Poops in the yard and hopefully never in the studio.
Goals: Hopes to be adopted by a cartoonist/children's book illustrator, his lovely wife and their other dog, Derby. DONE!
Shiny, bright candle leading the way through the darkness.
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This is just great! What a clever girl she is. I love the way you have drawn this...so cute and so much atmosphere. Made me smile big :-D
Yes, this is a sweet illo! Love the atmosphere and the look on the girl's face.
Wow, so cool! I love the way you've handled the light. And she is too adorable.
This was the first Sunday "Cul de Sac" comic I inked.
Chocolatey cereal with marshmallows sounds good right now!
The Great and Powerful Richard Thompson
Cul de Sac at GoComics.com
Ink, watercolor and masking fluid.
love this
Marvelous! I can almost hear those stars twinkling ;)
Nice wonderous quality!
Lovely! What a cute and peaceful scene. I love the face on that guy.
My stack of books to get through before the end of Summer, in no particular order.
I predict this stack will become my reading list for Summer and Fall.
My book list (from top to bottom):
"Steal Like an Artist" by Austin Kleon
"Far Arden" by Kevin Cannon
"Horten's Miraculous Mechanisms" by Lissa Evans
"Merits of Mischief" by T. R. Burns
"Zita the Spacegirl" by Ben Hatke
"Wonderstruck" by Brian Selznick
"Amulet: The Cloud Searchers, Book 3" by Kazu Kibuishi
"Poorcraft" by C. Spike Trotman and Diana Nock
"Habibi" by Craig Thompson
"The Story of Charlotte's Web" by Michael Sims
"Baby's in Black" by Arne Bellstorf
"Friends with Boys" by Faith Erin Hicks
"Beaucoup Arlo & Janis" by Jimmy Johnson
So what are YOU reading?
P.S. Support your local bookstores and comic book shops when you can. They need your help.
I'm on a really good run! I just finished Goodbye for Now by Laurie Frankel and Gold by Chris Cleave, and I'm in the middle of Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn. They're all amazing!
Just finished Jack Richeson's "Confessions of a Brush Peddler," and still working on Will Murray's "Words of Bronze" (articles about the creation, writing and editing of the Doc Savage pulps) and "Letters of a Woman Homesteader," by that accidental feminist of 100 years ago, Elinore Stewart.
I loved Far Arden. Still gotta finish Habibi.
A photo I snapped of Richard while I was visiting his home earlier this year. He was at his drawing table teaching me how to draw the Cul de Sac characters.
Photo by Stacy Curtis.
My cartoonist pal Richard Thompson is a lucky man.
On Friday, it was announced he is ending his comic strip, Cul de Sac, because as he put it "Parkinson's disease is horribly selfish and demanding. A daily comic strip is too and I can only deal with one at a time."
Since then, on Facebook, Twitter, every cartooning site and blog, praise has been heaped upon him as if his eulogy is being delivered by one fan and fellow cartoonist at a time.
And I say he is a lucky man because he gets to sit quietly in the back row (alive and not dead) and feel the admiration, the love and respect we all have for him.
As you may know, earlier this year, Richard asked me to help him with the inking of Cul de Sac.
I never felt inking Cul de Sac for Richard worked. It was like going into a theater to see Jerry Seinfeld do stand-up and watching Steve Martin deliver his lines.
And that's what it felt like. Every time I sat down at my drawing table to ink Cul de Sac, I could hear a narrator's voice say, "For tonight's performance, the part of Richard Thompson will be played by his understudy, Stacy Curtis."
It was tricky to ink Cul de Sac without imitating Richard's drawing style. Make it look like Cul de Sac without trying to draw like Richard Thompson. (Yeah, my brain still hurts from trying to figure that out.)
I felt the inking I did was adequate. There were no huge missteps, but at the same time, the strip which beautifully radiated from one source had been compromised by having someone else's hand in it.
For Richard, the writing, drawing and inking of the strip was all one process for him and once it wasn't, there was a disturbance in The Force.
It became apparent hiring an inker doesn't cure Parkinson's disease.
The strip went into reruns more often than not and the time came for difficult decisions to be made.
So, for my turn to stand at the podium and deliver my segment of Richard Thompson's eulogy, which really isn't a eulogy at all because Richard Thompson is still alive and far from dead, this is what I would like to say:
"Like many fans and fellow cartoonists, I will miss Cul de Sac. But Richard made the right decision. Focusing on his health now, means we will have many more years of his beautiful lines to drool over later.
I hate Parkinson's disease. I hate it. I hate it. I hate it. And as often as I can find spare money in my pocket, I will continue to show my hatred of it by donating to fund research to find an end to Parkinson's disease.
Richard is amazing. As an cartoonist, he makes us want to be better cartoonists. As a writer, he leaves us in his dust and as a friend, he has brought us all together to help him fight the disease that has taken Cul de Sac away from us.
During my visit to Richard's home earlier this year, I noticed a banjo sat in the corner of his studio. As Timmy Fretwork has shown us, You can't tie down a Banjo Man.
Richard, I hope you are feeling all the admiration, love and respect we're all piling on you. Good luck with your treatments and we're rooting for you all the way."
Very well said.
Well written, Stacy!
Oh my gosh, Stacy. You have made me cry all over the keyboards. I didn't know anything about Cul de Sac ending. I haven't been home much, recently, with a new job etc. and out of the loop. What sad news and what you wrote was so eloquent. Just perfect.
Wonderfully written, but you're too hard on yourself. I thought your inking itself was a great tribute to Richard's art.
Thanks for the part about me not being dead yet, Stacy! People need to be reminded of this. Especially me.
Great job Stacy. I especially appreciate your point about distinguishing the end of Cul de Sac with the end of Richard's career. I will miss Cul de Sac, but I look forward to the work that I believe is to come.
What ksiers said. I thought you were terrific. But anyway, this is a wonderful post. And one of these days we are going to nail Parkinson's.
"It was like going into a theater to see Jerry Seinfeld do stand-up and watching Steve Martin deliver his lines."
Although, that might be pretty cool - the next night they could swap.
I think you've done a very admirable job inking the strip. You gave it a new lease on life while producing some beautiful cartooning. You deserve major credit for that. All the best wishes for Richard. The important thing now is that he stays as healthy as possible.
I remember a TV show had a segment where Chris Rock and Steven Wright tried delivering each other's material. Rock's lines in Wright's voice worked unexpectedly well.
Just to make sure everybody knows- Stacy did a masterful job inking my scruffy-looking roughs and I'm grateful he was there to keep me going.
And I think he should do a strip all his own. Something about a banjo pig.


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Rich furnishings and the sweet sounds of a softly playing harp greet you as you arrive for Afternoon Tea. The scents of fine teas and the sounds of friendly conversation are wafting through the air, as you are beckoned by a delightful array of delicious tea sandwiches, including prosciutto ham, pacific cold smoked salmon and bay shrimp salad with watercress. A compliment of sweet pastries, cream covered scones and seasonal berries give the experience a distinctively British tea-time ambiance. Afterward, purchase a bag of your favorite tea and even your own set of The Westgate's china. Live harp music, champagne and wine available, for an additional charge.
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Music, dancing, colorful decorations, and festive food are all part of Cinco de Mayo, the Mexican holiday celebrated today, which commemorates the country's victory over the French army during the Battle of Puebla back in 1862. It's a spirited occasion that is fun to celebrate with a fabulous Mexican meal and a big group of friends. If you love Mexican food — you're in luck! This cuisine can easily be part of the South Beach Diet when each dish is prepared with the freshest, healthiest ingredients, such as avocados, tomatoes, and fresh lime juice. Whether you're hosting a fiesta or dining out at a Mexican restaurant, here are some healthy guidelines to help you stay on track:
for lean grilled meat, skinless chicken breast, or seafood. Grilled meat and seafood dishes, such as carne asada
(grilled meat), mole pollo (boned chicken breast served in a hot and spicy
sauce), mojo pollo (chicken in a tangy citrus sauce), and camarones de hacha
(shrimp sautéed in red and green tomato sauce) are healthy choices.
Enjoy a
side of black or pinto (red) beans.
Frijoles, or beans, are a signature ingredient in many Mexican recipes. Beans
are rich in fiber, protein, and B vitamins. Avoid refried beans because they
tend to be made with lard, which is high in saturated fat.
healthy toppings and condiments.
Go for reduced-fat sour cream, guacamole, and fresh salsa. Guacamole is traditionally
made with avocado, which is rich in heart-healthy monounsaturated fats, fiber,
and vitamin E; enjoy it in moderation as part of your fats/oils allowance for
the day. Salsa is a nutrient-dense condiment that is mainly made with tomatoes,
a good source of the antioxidant lycopene. Make your own salsa at home or, if
using jarred, avoid products with added sugars.
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Starting on Phase 2, you can blend a refreshing margarita at home, using fresh
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- Steer clear of fat-laden Mexican foods. For example, stay away from deep-fried tortilla chips; anything topped with full-fat cheese or regular sour cream; chimichangas (deep-fried flour tortillas filled with meat and cheese); the Mexican sausage called chorizo; and deep-fried taco-shell bowls.


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Sativa Sanur Cottage is one of the unique accommodations in the heart of Sanur tourist resort. It offers 50 rooms with a combination of modern amenities and the atmosphere of Bali. They consist of 48 luxurious guestrooms with private balcony and 2 deluxe petite suites. All rooms are equipped with air-conditioning, refrigerator, in-house video movies, television, radio and IDD telephone. In addition, the recreational facilities available are such as the tennis, parasailing, water skiing, water scooter, snorkeling, sightseeing tours, scuba diving or whitewater rafting. "Sativa also provides 24-hour reception, room service, swimming pool, safety deposit boxes, fax service, spa and car rental," said Personnel Manager of Sativa Sanur, Budiartono.
Like most other hotels, he explained, the hotel also had a restaurant named Rose Restaurant and Bar. "Rose restaurant offers European, Chinese and Indonesian food, including Balinese food. Meanwhile, our bar offers a variety of favorite drinks and snacks," he said. Characteristic of this hotel, explained Budiartono, had a unique concept of building with thatched roof and dozens of palm trees in the garden. This scene made the hotel unique and beautiful. "The hallmark of our hotel is palm trees that symbolize prosperity. Location where the palms grow is also unique because the stem grows through the hotel roof. So, they look fused with the roof," he explained.
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World War II plane crash airmen Royal Canadian Air Force Sgt. William Baird, Pilot Officer Charles Fox, Pilot Officer Anthony Lawrence, and Sgt. Robert Luckock vanished 72 years ago while flying an Avro Anson L7056 World War II twin-propeller plane in a training exercise from Patricia Bay on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, reports NewsOXY on June 1. After Royal Canadian Air Force Sgt. William Baird and his three British air force pilots left Patricia Bay on Oct. 30, 1942, they were never seen again.
For 72 years, the fate of the four airmen remained a mystery for their families. Even though a search for the missing plane and the missing airmen was conducted by Canada's air force, there was no sign of where the aircraft and its crew might have potentially gone down. The four men were listed as missing, presumed dead – but never forgotten.
Royal Canadian Air Force Sgt. William Baird has family in Alberta and for the past decades, his name, along with his three British companions, was listed on the Ottawa Memorial as missing. Fox, Lawrence, and Luckock have family members in Britain and in a cooperative effort, Canadian and British officials are working to plan an interment ceremony and provide the men with a Commonwealth War Graves plot.
Seventy-two years after the airmen's disappearance, three logging engineers found the wreckage of the Avro Anson L7056 while working on a very remote mountainside near Port Renfrew, just 31 miles from where the plane had taken off, reports the Winnipeg Free Press. "They came across some debris in the forest, and they figured it was a plane crash," said Michael Pegg of Teal-Jones Cedar Products Ltd., whose engineers made the discovery.
"There were wheels, the engine of the plane, mangled plane parts. There was a boot, shoes and a jacket," said Pegg. Coroner Matt Brown added that "we also found a number of artifacts — several wallets, a cigarette lighter, and a couple of other personal items that we were able to link back to the four men on board."
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College Hockey:Luker Backstops MTU To Draw With St. Cloud State
SCSU's 50 Shots Not Enough To Prevail
ST. CLOUD, Minn. — Jamie Russell might not make it a month with a full head of hair if things keep going this way for his Michigan Tech hockey team.
For the third time in as many games, Tech found itself in overtime. And for the second consecutive game, it needed a last-minute goal from Colin Murphy to get there. But, for the first time this season, the overtime ended in a tie as Russell's Huskies held on for a 3-3 draw with St. Cloud State before an announced crowd of 5,873 at the National Hockey Center.
All that despite giving up 50 shots on goal, and surviving a St. Cloud State flurry in the extra session.
"This has kind of been a theme for us," said Russell, whose team avoiding dropping its WCHA opener for the first time since 1998. "But any time you come in on the road and start off on a Friday night and you're down inside of a minute and get a point, it's a point well taken."
They wouldn't have gotten that point without the help of three guys. The first, freshman goaltender Bryce Luker, made 47 saves, which came in bunches.
"I'm tired," said Luker. "But it seemed like most of them were coming from the outside and that's something that Jamie Russell has brought to this team. If we can keep the shots on the outside I'll have a better chance of stopping them.
And then there was Chris Conner, who scored Michigan Tech's first two goals. And Murphy, who saved the game when he found a loose puck while Luker was on the bench for an extra attacker and shot it past St. Cloud State's Tim Boron, who had lost his stick on the play.
Those two players have already combined for 15 points in just three games.
"They are getting the job done," said Russell of his top two gunslingers. "It's nice to have your scorers going early in the season."
Needless to say, without the three of them, this was St. Cloud State's game.
Craig Dahl's Huskies were flying from the opening draw, and except for a five-minute letdown in the second when Conner netted both of his goals, they controlled play with a vengeance.
St. Cloud State outshot Tech 16-3 in the first, 17-6 in the third and 3-0 in the extra frame. But they couldn't solve Luker, who turned away just about everything they threw at him.
"I've seen it happen before in 23 years," said Dahl. "It happens sometimes. After a sterling first period and a very lackluster second period, to come back and dominate the third and not get the win, it's going to happen where you run into a hot goaltender."
Luker closed shop on all 16 first-period shots, and it looked like it was going to be his night when Conner scored on a bad-angle shot nine ticks into the second. But St. Cloud State evened it up after Mike Doyle kicked Dave Iannazzo's rebound up to his stick and pushed it into an open net just over a minute and a half later. But Conner scored again, on another soft shot at the 3:28 mark.
This time Conner, who raced into the St. Cloud zone, faked a slapshot before pulling his stick down and flipping a shot that squeezed in between Boron's arm and chest.
"I let in a couple of soft goals," said Boron, playing his first college game. "But I don't let the lows get too low or the highs get to high."
He kept St. Cloud within one with a couple of great saves during that second-period lapse, and his team responded by tying the game and eventually taking the lead.
Iannazzo tied it with a wicked wrister 2:52 into the third, and Joe Jensen gave St. Cloud State its first lead when he deflected Matt Gens' blast over Luker's left shoulder.
Russell called timeout with 47 seconds left in regulation, pulled Luker and let Murphy do the rest.
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Russell wasn't sure afterward if he'd give Luker Saturday night off to rest and let Cam Ellsworth play. Either way, as Russell put it, things probably won't be any easier in the rematch.
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Eighth Month Baby Milestones: Eating
Your 8-month-old will still be taking 24 to 32 ounces of formula or breast milk every day. But mealtimes should also involve an increasing variety of foods, including baby cereal, fruits and vegetables, and mashed or pureed meats. As the solids increase, the breast milk or formula will decrease. Some babies at this age are so fascinated by table foods that they are less interested in feeding from the bottle or breast. But they still need about 16-20 ounces of breast milk or formula until they are ready to switch to cow's milk after their first birthday.
Your baby's pincer grasp and chewing skills should be developed enough by now for you to consider adding finger foods into the mealtime mix. The best first finger foods are bananas, toast, pasta, well-cooked meat, and cereal. Cut foods into bite-sized pieces, and avoid serving any items that are choking hazards, such as hot dogs, raw carrots, popcorn, grapes, blueberries, and raisins. No matter how finely finger foods are chopped, NEVER leave your baby unattended during mealtimes.
As you increase the diversity of foods remember to not introduce honey or egg whites until after 1 year of age.
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Your baby is developing a stronger sense of self and a greater awareness of her surroundings. Eight-month-olds understand the idea of object permanence and are starting to anticipate daily routines -- when I'm in the crib it's bedtime; when I sit in the high chair it's mealtime. They also realize the relationship between cause and effect -- when I drop this napkin, Mommy picks it up.
At this age your baby is starting to realize what she likes and dislikes, which is why you might see a scowl when you offer the strained broccoli, and a smile when you switch to sweet potatoes.
At eight months, the babbles you've been hearing for a while may start to make sense. Mixed in with the "ba-bas" and "ga-gas" you might hear a "ma-ma" and "da-da" aimed in your direction. Your baby can now understand the meaning of a few basic words, including "bye-bye" and "milk," and can follow simple commands such as, "Say hi to Grandma," or "Wave bye-bye to Aunt Alice."


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Avocado is one of nature's richest treats. The smooth creamy fruit lends itself to many indulgent snack foods. Chips and guacamole seems a standard fixture on party snack tables. Cool and creamy avocado atop nachos is an important element to compliment the crunchy and cheesy chips. Even just scooping the fresh unadulterated meat out of an avocado half with a spoon and eating it is delightful. While cool and refreshing avocado is fantastic, warm avocado is also superb.Broiling avocados is a great way to enjoy warmed avocados. Simply top the, "in- skin," avocado halves with havarti cheese and bacon before broiling. After removing the halves from the oven fihish them with a sprinkling of fresh green onion and enjoy with tortilla chips. Such a quick and comforting snack is a great candidate for Super Bowl Sunday munching! One could probably even whip up these babies during half time without a sweat!
Broiled avocado halves with havarti and turkey bacon served with tortilla chips
Makes four avocado halves
2 whole avocados cut and half and pitted
¾ cups havarti cheese (shredded)
2 pieces turkey bacon (cooked and chopped)
¼ cup green onion (chopped)
Salt and pepper to taste
Method of preparation
Begin by turning on the broiler of the oven. Line a baking sheet with foil and place the avocado halves face up on the sheet. Sprinkle each half with a generous portion of cheese. Top the layer of cheese with a layer of chopped bacon. Cover the halves with foil and broil for about ten minutes. After the ten minuts, remove the foil and brown slightly for about three minutes. Remove the halves from the oven, sprinkle with fresh green onion and allow them to cool slightly. Use tortilla chips to scoop up bites of this rich and tasty snack.


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The family is central to the Creator's plan for the eternal destiny of His children and is the primary support structure to help us progress and work out our salvation. For this reason we should do all we can… Read More
As Latter-day Saints, we believe all citizens are free to exercise their rights, both political and religious, according to the dictates of their heart and conscience. As stated by Elder M. Russell Ballard, "Given the history of persecution… Read More
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"Regarding whether church members could disagree with the faith's opposition to legalizing same-sex unions and still remain in good standing, [President Thomas S. Monson] said the answer "depends on what the disagreement is…If it's something political, there is room for opinion here and there on either side."
— Deseret News
"We have individual members in the church with a variety of different opinions, beliefs and positions on [supporting same sex marriage] and other issues… In our view, it doesn't really become a problem unless someone is out attacking the church and its leaders — if that's a deliberate and persistent effort and trying to get others to follow them, trying to draw others away, trying to pull people, if you will, out of the church or away from its teachings and doctrines."
— Elder D. Todd Christofferson, Salt Lake Tribune
"Latter-day Saints are free to disagree with their church on the issue without facing any sanction, said L. Whitney Clayton of the LDS Quorum of the Seventy. "We love them and bear them no ill will."
— Salt Lake Tribune
"Church leaders use a list of questions that are provided for [issuing temple recommends] and are instructed not to add any additional requirements." (emphasis added)
— LDS Church spokesman Cody Craynor in Public Statement
"…we should be persons of goodwill toward all, rejecting persecution, including persecution based on race, ethnicity, religious belief or non-belief and differences in sexual orientation."
— Elder Dallin H. Oaks, October 4, 2014 General Conference
"We consider the voting franchise to be almost a sacred thing. People have a right to express themselves. If there is one fundamental doctrine in which we believe, it's the principle that the Lord has endowed every one of his children with agency, the opportunity to choose in this life. In a political sense, that means that in those societies that allow such choice to be made, that they have the opportunity and choice to exercise their voting franchise – agency – and they do that however they see fit. You have Latter-day Saints across the political spectrum in this country and in other countries."
— Elder Lance B Wickman, Emeritus member of the First Quorum of the Seventy Pew Research Religion & Public Life Project
"Latter-day Saints are not asked to blindly accept everything they hear. We are encouraged to think and discover truth for ourselves. We are expected to ponder, to search, to evaluate, and thereby to come to a personal knowledge of the truth. Brigham Young said: "I am … afraid that this people have so much confidence in their leaders that they will not inquire for themselves of God whether they are led by him. I am fearful they settle down in a state of blind self-security. … Let every man and woman know, by the whispering of the Spirit of God to themselves, whether their leaders are walking in the path the Lord dictates." We seek for truth wherever we may find it… Yes, we do have the fulness of the everlasting gospel, but that does not mean that we know everything. In fact, one principle of the restored gospel is our belief that God "will yet reveal many great and important things."
— President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, of the First Presidency (CES devotional)
"As a church, nobody should be more loving and compassionate. Let us be at the forefront in terms of expressing love, compassion and outreach."
— Elder Quentin L. Cook of the Quorum of Twelve Apostles, quoted from the LDS website MormonsandGays.org
"Just as those who promote same-sex marriage are entitled to civility, the same is true for those who oppose it…. While these matters will continue to evolve, we affirm that those who avail themselves of laws or court rulings authorizing same-sex marriage should not be treated disrespectfully. The gospel of Jesus Christ teaches us to love and treat all people with kindness and civility—even when we disagree."
— Letter from The First Presidency and the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles to LDS congregational leaders throughout the United States
"Article 11 – We claim the privilege of worshiping Almighty God according to the dictates of our own conscience, and allow all men the same privilege, let them worship how, where, or what they may."
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"We believe that religion is instituted of God; and that men are amenable to him, and to him only, for the exercise of it, unless their religious opinions prompt them to infringe upon the rights and liberties of others; but we do not believe that human law has a right to interfere in prescribing rules of worship to bind the consciences of men, nor dictate forms for public or private devotion; that the civil magistrate should restrain crime, but never control conscience; should punish guilt, but never suppress the freedom of the soul… We do not believe it just to mingle religious influence with civil government, whereby one religious society is fostered and another proscribed in its spiritual privileges, and the individual rights of its members, as citizens, denied."
— Doctrine and Covenants Section 134: 4, 9
"Given the history of persecution that members of our church have endured, it's easy to understand why the principle of religious tolerance is very important to us. But just as important as claiming this privilege for ourselves is the responsibility of all Latter-day Saints to preserve and protect this right for others – which means we may occasionally have to stand up for someone else's right to a religious practice with which we don't necessarily agree."
– Elder M. Russell Ballard, Our Search for Happiness: An Invitation to Understand the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1993, pg.98.
"As disciples of Jesus Christ, we are united in our testimony of the restored gospel… But we are diverse in our cultural, social, and political preferences. The Church thrives when we take advantage of this diversity and encourage each other to develop and use our talents to lift and strengthen our fellow disciples."
– President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, April 2013 General Conference
"Both creative science and revealed religion find their fullest and truest expression in the climate of freedom […] I admire men and women who have developed a questing spirit, who are unafraid of new ideas as steppingstones to progress. We should of course respect the opinions of others, but we should also be unafraid to dissent—if we are informed. Thoughts and expressions compete in the marketplace of thought and in that competition, truth emerges triumphant. [….] Only error fears freedom of expression. [….] The free exchange of ideas is not to be deplored as long as men and women remain humble and teachable. Neither fear of consequence or any kind of coercion should ever be used to secure uniformity of thought in the church. People should express their problems and opinions and be unafraid to think without fear of ill consequences […] We must preserve freedom of the mind in the church and resist all efforts to suppress it. We should all exercise our God- given right to think and be unafraid to express our opinions…"
— President Hugh B. Brown, former member of the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles (Speech given at Brigham Young University, March 29, 1958)
"In this, as in all other matters, members are free to accept or reject the counsel of the First Presidency. Freedom to discuss the merits of any public issue is a legitimate exercise of citizenship, recognized and encouraged by the Church. This can be done without indulging in ridicule or attacking those with opposing views."
— Ensign Magazine, 1980
"And now, as pertaining to this law, verily, verily, I say unto you, I will reveal more unto you, hereafter; therefore, let this suffice for the present. Behold, I am Alpha and Omega. Amen."
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When "Nature Boy" Ric Flair was invited back to work with the WWE at the old school "WWE Monday Night Raw" episode, it was his first time back with the company since last August. According to PWS on Jan. 22, it was Triple H who worked to get Flair invited back to the WWE.
The reason that Flair was basically kicked out of the WWE to begin with was because of the Summerslam and WWE 2K14 event where Flair allegedly went off on a tangent about a number of non-PG rated things during a panel of superstars.
Someone in the WWE accused Flair of being drunk, although that was just one person's opinion and was never collaborated. What happened at the event, which included Flair talking about TNA Impact Wrestling and his own son's drug overdose and death, caused the WWE to stop communication with Flair and basically fire Jim Ross, who hosted the event.
After that happened, Triple H reached out to his old friend and mentor Flair and told him that he needed to get help and deal with his issues. Triple H explained that if Flair didn't deal with things, that he would be completely cut off from the WWE.
Since that conversation, Flair has been working on his issues over the past few months, and as a result, the WWE is willing to work with him again. According to WWE rumors, this new agreement is on a "case-by-case" basis. His appearance on "WWE Monday Night Raw" went so well that he has been invited back as a guest expert for the "Royal Rumble" pre-game show.
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A 78-year-old missing woman was found stuck in quicksand along an area of a park where she often took her walks. The Utah woman was reported missing when she failed to show up for an event that was being held at a nearby library, reports MSN News on July 15.
Deputies set out for the park that she was known to frequent and found her car in the parking lot. They then searched the bike path, where she was known to walk and they heard her calling for help. Deputies followed her cries about a quarter of a mile up the path to where she was, stuck in an area of quicksand.
One of the elderly woman's legs was stuck in the quicksand up to her knee, but she couldn't free herself. She had been there 14 hours waiting for help. She had water, which she had taken with her on her walk at the Courthouse Wash in Arches National Park.
It took four people to free her from the quicksand because as they started to dig her out, it would fill right back in. Finally they were able to free the very grateful woman. Although she was tired, she was in good condition. The rescuers carried her out of the park after her long day.
According to ABC News today, the unnamed woman was found the night of July 9 after being reported missing 14 hours before. Sharon Brussels who works at the Arches described the tough time that the rescuers had trying to dig the stranded woman out of this quicksand. It just wouldn't let go of her even with four people digging at the same time.
Brussels said it is rare to get stuck in quicksand, but when water saturates sandy areas the quicksand forms and if you step in it you can get stuck. She said she was aware of a similar incident of quicksand, but it was a cow that got stuck and couldn't break free.


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Information in the game database is updated periodically. Below, you'll find that information compiled as pertains to Pioneer. The company may be involved as a publisher, developer or both.
Road & Track Presents: The Need for Speed [1994]
Bounty Sword: Double Edge [July 30, 1998]
Bounty Sword First [June 6, 1997]
Mahou Shoujo Pretty Sammy Part 1: In The Earth [December 20, 1996]
Mahou Shoujo Pretty Sammy Part 2: In the Julyhelm [March 14, 1997]
NASCAR Racing [September 30, 1996]
NOeL 3: Mission on the Line [March 11, 1999]
NOeL: La Neige [February 26, 1998]
NOeL: La Neige Special [August 6, 1998]
NOeL: NOT DiGITAL [July 26, 1996]
serial experiments lain [November 26, 1998]
Taiho Shichauzo! [March 29, 2001]
Mahou Shoujo Pretty Sammy: Heart no Kimochi [January 29, 1998]
NOeL 3: Mission on the Line [December 10, 1998]
Shinpi no Sekai: El-Hazard The Magnificent World [August 9, 1996]
Tenchi Muyou! Rensa Hitsuyou [February 28, 1997]
Bounty Sword [September 8, 1995]
Gokinjo Boukentai [May 24, 1996]
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by Ashley Baxstrom
NYU Local reported last week that city students have a lot more to worry about than midterms and the rising price of lattes: dangerous CULTS want to steal your soul, body and money!
According to the post–less an article than a humorous piece, the author admitted to me–the Campus Safety website "warns that cult members may '[share] with you the answers they have found to life's questions, they may seek to enlist your time, energy, and resources in endeavors they believe to be worthwhile.'" This comes from a section entitled "Tips for Identifying a Cult" (right under a section on "How to Avoid Common Swindles and Con Games"). Other tips include: to beware approaching strangers in Greenwich Village (um, how else am I supposed to get a date?) and to call the Center for Spiritual Life for assistance.
The biggest problem with the Campus Safety blurb – and there are many, but I'm going to say they develop from this – is how incredibly reductive it is. "They may ask you to join their group and make substantial contributions of time and money to their causes," the site says. You know who else does that? The Humane Society. Also, the National Right to Life organization. You can't deem something a "cult" just because its members are being persuasive or using "recruiting tactics that are intrusive, deceitful, manipulative, and coercive." (Sounds like a GOP primary to me.) Are those bad things? Yes. Do they a cult make? No.
The use of the word "cult" is inherently problematic in itself, as a substantive definition is generally hard to nail down even among academic professionals. There's cult in the traditional religious sense, comprising the externality of religious practice and observance, including a pattern of ritual behavior. There's also cult in the socio-scientific sense, geared towards an understanding of new religions: modern ethical or spiritual groups which may or may not have derived from a pre-existing denomination of a more "standard" (read: accepted) religion like Christianity.
In popular culture, of course, we "know" what cult means. It's a group of people who are weird, perhaps lead by a charismatic individual, with non-normative religious or spiritual beliefs and practices, generally somewhat cut off from society, and probably also they might murder themselves or other people. We immediately think of the Manson Family and People's Temple, of Aum Shinrikyo and even Hare Krishna. We check the cult Wikipedia page–and even that's probably a little too nuanced for some–but it too puts cult in a general cultural context and refers to Jim Jones. Today's most popular "Is-it-a-cult?" would probably be Scientology (check the third link in your Google search), but Mormonism might run a close second in the social imaginary.
In his 1999 book on Aum Shinrikyo, Robert Jay Lifton draws a line between new religions and cults by confining the latter to groups displaying three characteristics: "totalistic or thought-reform-like practices, a shift from worship of spiritual principles to worship of the person of the guru or leader, and a combination of spiritual quest from below and exploitation, usually economic or sexual, from above."
The comments which the NYU Local article received aren't so clear or refined. Not only was the author criticized for being misinformed and naive (um, she used a picture of Hare Krishna Halloween costumes, I don't think it was supposed to be very hard-hitting), but the comments were steeped in passionate vitriol that reveal when it comes to cults, people have a lot of fear and a lot of hate.
One person said that cults are more subtle than we see in the movies and that everybody is vulnerable to their manipulation, saying he had known several people in his NYU years who "were briefly sucked into" cults. He talked about tactics including intense friendliness and so-called "love bombing," and offered (among other links and outside sources) The Rick Ross Institute as a powerful "cult-prevention" resource.
Another warned that cults often change their names, regroup, and present themselves as something else–her example is the International Christian Church–to avoid blacklisting and financial troubles so that they may continue to "lure college students into the fold."
A third commenter warned, "The definition of a destructive religious cult is like alcoholism–if booze controls you instead of the other way around you are an alcoholic. Religion can be benign then there are hard core fundy groups that want to rule and control you," citing The Watchtower society Jehovah's Witnesses. He also said that "A cult does not require any set number of leaders, only the inerrant belief that they are the ONLY TRUE RELIGION [emphasis theirs]," a qualification I think he might find in a number of major world religions.
Each of these commenters had a very specific opinion, and example, of what a cult is, which to me says not that they are necessarily well-studied experts, but rather have a degree of personal, clearly negative, experience with these groups and a particular agenda relating to them.
This is not to say danger does not exist. Obviously, we have seen the extreme and horrible things that can happen, from individuals cutting themselves off from family members to mass suicide and terrorist attacks. And university students might often be vulnerable to and targeted by such ideologies and organizations. The 2002 book "Cults, Religion & Violence" cites rapid growth and concentration of young adult populations (especially around colleges) and emerging youth countercultures–two things New York City has plenty of–as key contributions to the "1970s cult controversy."
But a panicked and hysterical recoil against "cults" is not the answer, and neither is the vague "warning" on the Campus Safety site. Even the NYU Center for Spiritual Life, which the site recommends you contact, doesn't offer very much help. I reached out to them for a more substantive definition of cult, asking what they would say if someone came to them with concerns, and never heard back. Clearly, neither they nor campus security are properly equipped to deal with a possible problem.
Nor are we as a society. If, indeed, this is a real concern we have for students and young adults–and I'll concede we can be an emotionally and psychologically vulnerable bunch–surely it is all of our responsibility to be smarter about this. A rush to snap judgments about what is or is not a cult–what is good or bad faith–isn't going to do anybody any good; neither are hyperbolic statements about shady secret societies and malevolent intentions. Cults, like any other social group, work because they work. We don't need single-paragraph generalizations and fear tactics; what we need to do is come to a nuanced understanding of what a potentially-dangerous cult consists of, what psychological and social needs they meet, and how we can provide those things to at-risk youths in a healthier environment.
Ashley Baxstrom is a master's student in Religious Studies at New York University and an assistant editor at The Revealer. Follow her on Twitter at @AshBaxNYC.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by MissNat Perfect bougey touch I saw this sign briefly in our local WM, and then couldn't track it down for months. Finally found it online, and on sale at that. Even at full price, definitely worth buying. This is a well-made, lovely sign that was the perfect accent for our otherwise modern bathroom. Sturdy metal and held up with two nails for extra support. Great piece! January 31, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Heido Just the right touch Love this bathroom sign. It adds just the right amount of vintage chic to our guest bathroom! August 27, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by k2000 charming I love the sign! Bigger than I thought but I don't think I read the measurements. It works perfectly on my door though. March 1, 2016
Rated 4 out of 5 by MrsMcD0819 Very Cute! Purchased this sign along with the WorldMarket White Windowpane Frame for our guest bath. It's very cute and worth the price! A bit bigger than I expected, but looks great in our half bath! May 26, 2014
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Oct. 27, 2011
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The game will tip-off at 6:30 p.m. PT, and the live stream will be available at approximately 6:00 p.m.
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Ticket to Ride
Hey all,
Im just posting to see if anyone is interested in having a game of Ticket to Ride. It is a boardgame but there is a very good online version of it. If you are interested go here Welcome - Days of Wonder: Get Board Game Fever! and click on the play online button and sign up. There are a few other online games but TtR is the better by far.
I have a full account so can start a game and password it etc. We can get on Teamspeak and have a bit of a chat and a game. If anyone is interested message me on x-fire (kinetic007) or pm me. Cheers.
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