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That's totally untrue. BNP membership lists are leaked leading to reprisals. BNP (and maybe ukip?) members can't be cops, teachers etc. They can't be allowed to openly challenge the liberal paradigm.(Original post by whyumadtho)
What kind of terrible analogy is that? People have the legal right to form their own parties if they want and have protection from people who aim to truncate that process unlawfully. If most of the country would be in support of such a party, in what way would the resistance to the party be strong enough to prevent its formation?
Your argument is predicated on wholly baseless hyperbole and speculation.
Because people are docile and the issues you claim are manifest are in fact benign.
He clearly had more than enough backing to form a splinter party.
Because people have been intimidated and had their right to free speech taken.
BBC said that, not me.
When was the last time in British history that a splinter party got in?
Why do white people and black-Caribbean people have high rates of family breakdown?
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That's totally untrue. BNP membership lists are leaked leading to reprisals. BNP (and maybe ukip?) members can't be cops, teachers etc. They can't be allowed to openly challenge the liberal paradigm.
They have legal protection from hostile persons.
Because people have been intimidated and had their right to free speech taken.
BBC said that, not me.
When was the last time in British history that a splinter party got in?
(Original post by whyumadtho)
Not being given access to those jobs doesn't affect them politically, as politics are forbidden from those jobs anyway.
They have legal protection from hostile persons.
Docile. They don't care enough, Bonged. What are you doing other than arguing on the Internet with someone whose opinion you are highly unlikely to modify? Are you considering entering into politics or are you going to sit at home, scared, because you have managed to convince yourself of an unsubstantiated fantasy that the result is unreachable because those horrible immigrants are all going to beat you up and rape your 'white' women? Keep on blaming everyone but yourself.
I don't understand. Where did all of his support go following his dismissal?
In this case, given his support was so large it should carry over to this splinter party. They support his individual policies, not the party of which he was a member.
Interesting question, one for the documentary makers.
You didn't answer the question.
Insult me again or use one more smiley and I shan't be indulging your boredom that derives from a lack of human interaction.
(Original post by Bonged.)
Lol. You've betrayed your own fantasy there. That anyone that disagrees with the current liberal paradigm is a big racist meanie that is scared of "horrible immigrants". I don't currently own any women of any hue.
You didn't answer the question.
(Original post by Bonged.)
Insult me again or use one more smiley and I shan't be indulging your boredom that derives from a lack of human interaction.
Feel free to run away and keep blaming everyone but yourself, though.
(Original post by whyumadtho)
Okay. Are you personally doing anything material to change what you dislike? If not, why not? Why is baseless speculation being used as justification against action? You are self-oppressing and blaming it on fictitious societal oppression. Keep on blaming everyone but yourself.
I wanted to know why you don't believe Powell would have substantial support. As you don't know, this vein of the discussion has ended.
I can't change anything anyway, I obviously don't support repatriation etc, the most I can hope for is that free speech makes a comeback. Unlikely as yourself and other liberals agitate against it. If anything the noose is tightening.
I believe he would have. There wasn't a means of expressing this support considering our political system.
As you included a smiley, I shan't be babysitting you tonight.
(Original post by Bonged.)
What can I do? Go out into my mostly non-white street and start shouting support for Powell? You are aware that I WOULD be physically attacked and perhaps arrested?
I can't change anything anyway, I obviously don't support repatriation etc, the most I can hope for is that free speech makes a comeback. Unlikely as yourself and other liberals agitate against it. If anything the noose is tightening.
I believe he would have. There wasn't a means of expressing this support considering our political system.
As you included a smiley, I shan't be babysitting you tonight.
(Original post by someonesomewherexx)
I am Black African, I think the main reason black families tend to stay together even through rough times is society. When you get married you get married for life, believe me when I say that divorce is almost not an option, you will be seen as someone who is tainted if you do.........When I told my mom I would divorce my husband if he cheated on me, she said God forbid and I was really shocked, I then asked why but she had no concrete reason except for the family's image. I think it's easier for white and Caribbean families to divorce mostly because marriage vows are not held so sacred anymore, I'm not sure people read and understand the vows they say I do to when they get married, it's through the good and bad times, through sickness and health sigh..doesn't mean I wont divorce my husband if he cheated on me or did something just has bad.
(Original post by lukas1051)
I imagine that Asian families have exactly the same sorts of problems as other ethnicities, but divorce is more frowned upon in those cultures, people are more likely to choose to remain married and unhappy than face the shame of breaking up with their partner.
I'm mixed race with divorced parents, and I would say that the culture clash just becomes too great. A lot of people assume that cultures have become more kind of meshed, but there were ingranied beliefs that were just so starkly different.
(Original post by Dee Leigh)
This is exactly the problem in traditional cultures unfortunately. But I'd rather get divorced than stay in an unhappy marriage, regardless of shame or reputation.
(Original post by Brutal Honesty)
This doesn't necessarily imply that lots of Asian people are unhappy and locked into marriages but rather because divorce is such a taboo, Asian people are far more picky about who they marry and only when they've completed their education, stable career etc. and once they are married they are more likely to want to settle disputes amicably instead of getting divorced straight away. Some minorities are far more likely to get divorced than white people, it doesn't mean that they are happier than white people and white people are locked into loveless marriages does it? In fact, Asian people have often stated they are happier and prefer their system rather than the white/Western one.
(Original post by Dee Leigh)
I know what your saying and I get your point. Asian marriages tend to have more of a higher success rate. But my point, is because of the very strong emphasis of family in traditional cultures, in can be harder to get divorced because of the risk of shame and being disowned, hence losing your whole family, so people tend to stick it out, even if it makes them unhappy. I know that white/Western marriages can be loveless and unhappy and people stay in loveless marriage, but in western society there is more freedom of choice and divorce isn't frowned upon. I am very picky about who I'd end up with but I actually (to some extent) prefer the Western system. Plus I'm not certainly not against divorce.
(Original post by Brutal Honesty)
I agree with you that having divorce as an option is very good. I'm white and I've noticed many white couples who have split up/divorced and usually one of them has had an affair or they rushed into the marriage, ended up constantly bickering and wouldn't have got married in retrospect. For Asian people (including Chinese) I've noticed they're far more picky and tend to look at practical things like familial compatibility, education, finances, cultural compatability etc. rather than just 'love' which is more of an individualistic, Western approach. This is probably because marriage/divorce is such a big deal in their culture they have to be more selective and meticulous in their approach. The idea of getting married on a whim after falling in love would seem shocking to them.
I could never get married on a whim. I'd marry for love (and colour and creed wouldn't matter, as long as they weren't backwards or extreme), but the person needs to have the right personality for me, and be compatible (similar traits and views). I'd also need to see how they are in terms of education and finance - I couldn't marry someone who had no ambition, non work ethic, or would rather live on benefits instead of trying to get a job. Also I'd want to have a fantastic relationship with all the right qualities before getting married - love, respect, trust, care, protection, honour, etc.
its a symptom of the decline of western civilisation itself. one which starts at the very top.
modern 'liberal intellectuals' who dominate conventional wisdom in britain and the wider western world are the most vapid, permissive and nihilistic intellectual elite class that have ever existed in human history.
they offer nothing but ugliness, dependency and spiritual death.
their narrative is that of guilt, shame, self hatred, apathy, moral relativism, glibness, loneliness.......
the purpose of life according to this elite is to consume and be a good little politically correct economic unit and then die quietly.
this bleak vision has not yet permeated the minds of all of the immigrant communities yet. they still are bound by the constraints of their own cultural religiously inspired conservatism and so family bonds remain much stronger.
british society badly needs another renaissance at this point.
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- Since the ornaments are round, you'll have gaps between them even when you've covered every inch of the cone you can. Use tiny berries or beads on wires, floral picks, or stamen bunches to fill in the gaps.
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- Champagne glass with ornaments: Fill three stemmed champagne glasses with tiny ball ornaments and stand them together. A tall candle in the center enhances this design.
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If you have favorite Christmas collectibles, try something different this year by using them as the base for a unique holiday centerpiece. Choose a collectible figure or figures that look equally attractive when viewed from all sides, and place on a decorative plate or tray. Arrange Christmas foliage, flowers and accents around your collectible to create your centerpiece.
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I made this wonderful and flavorful dish last night. I'm pork chop challenged meaning that my pork chops are always either under-done or over-done. These pork chops however were perfect. I did cut the recipe in half as I only had 2 thick chops. And although the baking time said 30 minutes, mine were done in 20 minutes. Every oven is different so if you decide to make this, check the chops after 15 minutes with a thermometer. They came out nice-n-tender and the spiced apples were soooo goood.
This dish is sooo easy to make and you can really impress your family or guest w/ this delicious meal.
Spiced Apples and Raisins: 2 tablespoons unsalted butter 3 Granny Smith apples, peeled, cored, and sliced in 1/2-inch-thick wedges Leaves from 2 fresh thyme sprigs 1/4 cup raisins 3/4 cup frozen apple juice concentrate, thawed 3 tablespoons brown sugar 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves Pinch dry mustard Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper 1/2 lemon
In a mixing bowl combine the water, brown sugar, sea salt, apple juice concentrate, peppercorns, and thyme. Give it a good stir to dissolve the sugar and salt. Transfer the mixture to an extra-large re-sealable plastic bag. Submerge the pork chops in the brine, seal up the bag, and put it in the refrigerator for 2 hours to tenderize the meat. Do not brine longer than that or the meat will break down too much and get mushy.
Remove the pork chops from the brine and pat them dry with paper towels. Sprinkle both sides of the meat with salt and pepper. Put a heavy skillet over medium-high heat. Add a 3-count drizzle of olive oil and get it hot. Lay 2 pork chops in the pan (most likely only 2 of these massive pork chops will fit comfortably) and brown 4 minutes per side. Remove the pork chops to a large baking pan; brown the remaining 2 chops and add them to the others in the pan. Put the baking pan in the oven and roast the chops for 30 minutes. The pork is done when the center is still rosy and the internal temperature reads 140 to 145 degrees F when tested with an instant-read thermometer.
While the chops cook, melt the butter in a clean skillet over medium-low heat. Add the apples and thyme and coat in the butter; cook and stir for 8 minutes to give them some color. Toss in the raisins and add the apple juice, stirring to scrape up the brown bits. Stir in the brown sugar, cinnamon, cloves, and dry mustard; season with salt and pepper. Squeeze in the juice from the lemon to wake up the flavor and simmer for 10 minutes or until the apples break down and soften. Spoon the spiced apples over the pork chops.
Pork chops n apples,such a great combo.
Is`nt brining a wonderful thing?
Thanks Nancy for the recipe n great review.
Yummm! Thanks Nancy!!!!! Sounds fabulous!!!!
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Sold ~ Chops are on the menu this week ~ Thanks so mcuh Nancy for sharing the recipe and review ~ Howdy Rosie~
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Janie, be sure to do a review wether you like them or not.
I certainly wish I wuz there for this one Sweet Pea, looks wonderful. Or at least had the ingredients to make it tonight! Thank-you much for the great rec & rev.
Teeheehee, wonder if I can beat Janie to this one.
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Those sound Delicious Nancy and what a great review.
Thank you for sharing this .
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bump Thank you so.......much Nancy for posting this recipe. I am like you, pork challenged and I am always looking for recipes to make my chops moist. Not undercooked or over cooked. This is definitely going in to my file to have real soon. Thanks again Gail
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Nobody likes parking tickets. One wonders how the parking overlords sleep at night, when all they do is walk around town and dole out misery and sadness (though we don't blame them personally – we all have to make a living). What better way to remove the hassle, stress, and cost of parking tickets than by nipping them off at the source? No more costly tickets, and no more payment plans. Check out these handy resources for avoiding those lovely orange tickets altogether:
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The Ticket Trap – Not Chicago-specific, but definitely the most fun link on our list. An online video game that teaches you how to avoid tickets! Take that, Playstation 3…
The Parking Ticket Geek – A Youtube clip of Chicago's own "parking ticket geek", who doles out tons of useful advice about the do's and dont's of parking in the Windy City.
SpotHero's Guide to Avoiding Parking Tickets – A useful blog post from a local startup, SpotHero, that allows parkers to reserve parking online to avoid the risk of parking tickets.
Tips from The Examiner to Avoid Tickets – Some tips from The Examiner, including information about a local text-based startup that is helping people determine the parking rules in the area that they are looking to park.
The Expired Meter's Guide to Eliminate Parking Tickets – The Expired Meter is the ultimate resource for Chicago parking, and their post about avoiding parking tickets is a must-read for anybody who is going to be leaving a car anywhere in Chicago.
Fighting Chicago Parking Tickets
Sometimes, all of the research in the world can't save you from a "No Parking" sign hidden in the bushes. Tickets are inevitable. Whether you had a hard time getting the check at lunch and your meter ran out, you didn't understand the street signs, or just ran afoul of a meter maid with a case of the Monday's, it is eventually necessary to fight a parking ticket. Fortunately, contrary to popular belief, this process can often be successful, if you know how to do it. Let us save you money (and fight the man) with these handy links:
The Expired Meter Fights Your Tickets – As usual, The Expired Meter tells you everything you need to know about Chicago parking. This should be your first stop for tips about how to fight tickets, as well as links to local lawyers in case you're thinking about escalating it to the next level.
Robert Green's Guide to Beating Tickets – A useful blog post by a Chicago native detailing his strategy to successfully fight parking tickets in Chicago.
The Chicago Tribune – An interesting article from the Tribune that points out that most parking tickets that are contested are tossed. See? There's hope!
Tired of Parking Tickets – A local blog with a ton of useful advice about fighting tickets.
How I Fought and Beat a Parking Ticket – One local woman's detailed story about how she successfully fought her parking ticket. A useful blueprint for us all!
$105,000 in parking tickets! – Yes, that's correct! She did get slapped with over 100k worth of parking fines! That is enough that not even a Chicago parking ticket payment plan could help with!
A Lincoln Park Resident's Story – Don't believe it can happen to you? Hear one Lincoln Park resident's parking ticket story directly.
So there you have it. Everything you could ever need to know about avoiding parking tickets altogether, as well as fighting them if you're unlucky enough to get one. At this point, if you're still racking up tickets, there's nothing more we can do to help you – maybe invest in a bicycle? Or better yet, book parking online, save money, and eliminate the hassle of parking tickets completely!


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Tuesday, 07/11/2000
Deer Creek Music Center, Noblesville, IN
Set 1: Ya Mar, MomaThe Moma Dance, Uncle Pen, Drowned, Chalk Dust Torture Reprise > CDTChalk Dust Torture, ThemeTheme From the Bottom > Cavern
Set 2: 2001Also Sprach Zarathustra > DwDDown with Disease -> Moby Dick > DwDDown with Disease > Runaway Jim -> Moby Dick, BOTTBack on the Train -> Moby Dick > BOTTBack on the Train, HoodHarry Hood > Moby Dick, HYHUHold Your Head Up > Terrapin > HYHUHold Your Head Up > Moby Dick[1] > HYHUHold Your Head Up, Character Zero
Encore: First Tube > Moby Dick > Chalk Dust Torture Reprise
[1] Trey on drums and Fish on vacuum.
· Moby Dick tease in Harry Hood
Noteworthy Jams: Drowned, Chalk Dust Torture Reprise, Chalk Dust Torture, Also Sprach Zarathustra, Runaway Jim
Average Song Gap: 72.79
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: In keeping with the theme of the second set, Hood included a Moby Dick tease. Trey introduced Fish as "Russell Crowe" during Terrapin. The Moby Dick inside of the HYHU jam featured Trey on drums and Fish on vacuum. The Chalk Dust Reprise was akin to the version last played on December 10, 1994 (391 shows), with the band singing the words "Chalk Dust Torture" over varied music. At the end of the encore, Trey joked that, if anyone missed anything, they should read the book or see the movie. Prior to this show, Moby Dick had not been played since November 29, 1997 (172 shows).
Song Distribution:
2 Farmhouse
2 Billy Breathes
2 A Picture of Nectar
1 The Story of the Ghost
1 Stash
1 Hoist
Songs by Debut Year:
This show was part of the "2000 Summer U.S. Tour."
yamar: this was a very nice chiller opener, like ctb the night before. trey had some nice little explorations on the back end of this yamar.
the moma dance: this upped the funk factor a peg. it feels really well following yamar.
uncle penn: turning the vibe on its head, this classic bluegrass tune was well-received. they nailed it.
drowned: here we go! the first jammer of the night. they rocked this one out and started to get into a weird funky jam. i looked at my buddy and said sounds like santa cruz 94 chalk dust and....
chalk dust reprise: it was the 2nd run through the 'ol chalk dust reprise. many did not spot those, but the ones that did couldn't believe it.
chalk dust torture: of course, after the reprise, they have to absolutely bury chalk dust. trey blew the roof off the pavillion. good version.
theme from the bottom: this chilled everyone out a bit without letting the quality of the music drop a peg. good version. the whole band meshed well on this take.
cavern: great way to close out the set.
set 2
2001: many had the dwd/2001 debate for a good minute before fishman kicked into 2001. this was a good solid version. page came out of the gates strong. i can't speak for the rest of the crowd, but everyone in the lower pavillion was in the hot night of phish zone from here on out.
dwd: those that were pulling for the dwd opener got their jam next. this one really took off quickly and about 15 minutes in they hit a nice little groove. trey starts hinting around moby dick for a minute before everyone else catches on. fishman, of course, was the first to really jump on it, then it was go time!
moby dick/dwd: they did a full on take of moby dick that caught this crowd completely off guard. after a decently hot drum solo the boys slam this one back into the closing section of dwd. as that fades out a bit...
runaway jim: trey was gassed on this one. the "song" portion was played with a lot of energy, and you could tell they were looking to jam on this, but they did not take this one out to far before arriving back into...
moby dick: uh oh, was this going to be one of those sets... sure looks like it.
gbott: at first, i was bummed to hear this one. i thought it was going to be a momentum killer, and i was getting a little sick of hearing this one all summer but they surprised me. trey starts throwing some pretty hilarious moby dick lines in the middle section of gbott. the gbott guitar effect was used and the moby dick lines just sounded hilarious
harry hood: time for page to lead the fun! right after hood intro is played, page starts hitting some really funky moby dick/clavinet stuff. this hood really takes off, occasionally dancing around the moby dick theme, but with some really nice jamming along the way, this one finds its way to the typical land of you can feel good about hood.
character zero: this song annoys the piss out of me, but after such a hot set, who cares?!!!
1st tube: pretty straight forward until we begin recapping the nights fun...
moby dick: of course, we have to do one more!
chalk dust reprise: this was complete with some pretty funny trey banter about those that missed anything need to see the movie. some believed this meant a deer creek dvd might be on the way, but alas, never to be.... not to mention i didnt see any cameras. that's neither hear nor there, good way to cap off a great night!
set 1
drowned>chalkdust rep>chalk dust
set 2
this is one of the best shows i've seen them play. very good night. unfortunately, it left a lot for the 3rd night to live up to. the '00 deer creek run peaked right here. the first set of the 3 rd night was great, but the 2nd set really peters out after cross eyed.
The meat of set 1 rowned first rages, then cools down into light funk before stopping suddenly. When it starts up again, it's a bustout of CDT Reprise. Very interesting to hear. > to CDT itself, which turns into a awesome climax.
Except for the Reprise, this set's fairly average for the time
Set 2
For the most part, the jammed-on songs - DWD, Jim, BOTT & Hood - are straightforward, average, and tight. What sets them apart is the Moby Dick, of course, which is goofy phish at its finest. Hood, perhaps, has some cool jamming around the Moby Dick theme. Henrietta and encore are hilarious
Final thoughts: Nothing in the show is very deep or mind-blowing, but it is lots of fun. 4 stars.
Highlights: Drowned, CDT reprise > CDT, and Moby Dick shenanigans
Deer Creek Music Center (or the new, less popular name Verizon Wireless Music Center) has been a Phish Summer Tour staple since 1995. Deer Creek has always held a special spot in Phish fans' hearts because Phish rarely lets them down when they come to this Indiana corn field (the picture above is the road going into the parking lot). The 24,000 person venue is located in Nobelsville, a tiny town with more stalks of corn than trees. Despite the little development and residential space around the amphitheater, the town has given it an 11pm curfew. Last year the second set began just before 11, pushing the end of the show almost until 1am which was certainly welcome by fans but probably not Deer Creek's staff. A lot of shows at Deer Creek are worth mention actually, but I want to focus on the second night of a three night concert from 2000.
On Tuesday, July 11th, 2000 Phish took the stage with a standard version of Ya Mar, an upbeat song perfect for a hot July night. Phish then jumped into the show headfirst with an above average version of Moma Dance. This version is thick, Trey sounds extremely clean and Page and Fish are there to back him up, the end gets intense quickly between those three with Mike there to provide support. After a peppy Uncle Penn, Page's baby grand echoed to the back of the grass with the beginning of Drowned.
After the composed section of Drowned, they go into a jam one would expect from this song; a roller coaster of notes from Trey with Fish rolling behind him and Page trilling away. Around ten minutes or so into the song Trey starts playing as if he is signaling they will be going back into the song. Once the band gets that cue Trey starts fading away, leaving Mike and Fish to fend for themselves. The Mike and Fish combo gains a head full of steam, driving the night into a funk adventure. Everything gets nice and tight when Fish switches from his ride to his 3/4 closed hi-hat. Trey starts stroking in in a manner that sounds like a sped up and loose Get Back on the Train sort of way. Fishman hits his snare with more and more pop, letting Mike work around the powerful and simple drum beat. Then the jam stops, like the start/stop style stop from 1997 or '98, after a few seconds they all go back to where they left off in the jam only to stop again. The next time they come back in after a few seconds, it sounds similar to what they were just playing, but not quite. The music, after the second stop, is noticeably more structured than before.
During one of my favorite Phish moments ever, Trey starts singing the lyrics "chalkdust tourtuuuure!", not the lyrics to Chalkdust Tourture, though. The guitar sounds similar to the real song, only slowed down, everyone is slowed down. The structure, albeit simple, is nothing the same. The "song" is based around it's three small crescendos where Trey yells "chalkdust torture!" with the rest backing him up on vocals. It's not the easiest thing to explain, I suggest downloading it though because it sounds absolutely euphoric. Then, without missing a beat, Trey launches into the real song.
In this faster than usual ten minute version, it contains fierce drum rolls behind a wailing Trey. After the first peak, Fish and Trey build up lots more tension for a second, larger, peak. It sinks back down then for a tensionless little peak from just Trey before going into the end of the song. An excellent version.
The second set opens with ambient drum crashes and digital delays in the middle of billowing smoke on stage. It turns out the first set was just foreshadowing how fun the second was going to be. At about the 1:39 mark Fish snaps into the tight beat of 2001 in the middle of one of Trey's more unstable digital delays, when he hears the drums he lets it get loose and the delay "cries" away in a dramatic fashion. He has started 2001s like this before, see 2009's MSG 2001. After the drums are kickin' Trey laces Deer creek with a web of digital delay loops, and these ones don't fade away quickly with time like some of his more recent ones have in Gotta Jibboos and 2001s. This version is a solid dance party to get the fans moving after the set break.
Out of the ambient sound that comes at the end of 2001, it soon turns into Mike's ambient sound and ends up being the quicker than normal distorted intro to Down With Disease. Coming out of the high energy composed section of the song, it is a standard Down With Disease jam, with Trey playing lots of notes in front of the support of Fish. Around the 10:20 mark Trey gets slightly distorted while Fish is still rolling along behind him as if Trey was still blazing along. At 12:15 Trey comes in rolling with chords, Fish follows with a roll and they sink down into Moby Dick, last played on 11/29/1997. The loose rendition of Moby Dick gets the crowd roaring. After one of the stops in the song, Trey looks to Fish and boom back into the end of Down With Disease.
Out of the end of Down With Disease came Runaway Jim, a standard jam--until Trey started playing Moby Dick again and Fish popped from the ride to the hi-hat in order to thump out the Moby Dick beat again. Moby Dick would end that version of Runaway Jim. Next was Get Back on the Train, an upbeat version that also eventually goes into Moby Dick in the middle of it's jam. It was apparent that Moby Dick was going to be the "central theme" on this night. This time, after they play Moby Dick, Fish starts going back into the snare-heavy GBOTT beat, while Trey obviously expected ending the song. This makes for an awkward ending to the song, but it's what happens when Phish is going to be improvising like crazy all night long, a tiny price to pay.
Fishman then decides to hit the high toms and embark into a fun version of Harry Hood. The playful intro to the song is laced with, you guessed it, Moby Dick teases from Page, Mike and Trey, respectively--all of which leads to a little mini Moby Dick drum solo tease from Fish. The ensuing jam is noodley and lacks a climax, not boring, but not special. The end lyrics come on and out of the end of the song they go into yet another version of Moby Dick. Trey, probably jealous, eventually gets to play Moby Dick on the drums himself while he is on Fish's set for HYHU after Terrapin (where Trey also calls Fishman Russell Crowe, Fishman claiming it was "[his] best [film] to date") later in the second set.
The encore sums up the theme and fun of the night. First Tube>Moby Dick>"Chalkdust Tourture Reprise", only this "CDTR" has goofy banter from Trey, closing out the show during the euphoricly sounding newfound song, first of all telling all the people camping there that night to "not do anything [they] wouldn't do" and finally, "we are THE PHISH, FROM VERMONT!"
If anything, get this show for the Drowned>Chalkdust Tourture Reprise>Chalkdust Tourture.
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Last week was a good one for me. The 2nd Edition of Cpt Wayne in eBook format was approved on the iBookstore and I'm making good progress with both the online version of Volume 1 and the scripting and concept work on volume 2. Things are moving along nicely and it looks as though I'll actually be posting a graphic novel on this site!
For the world of comics, last week was a sad one. I am not a person who mourns every time a celebrity passes away. I don't think it's my place to make it a point to everyone I know that I was personally affected by the death of someone I didn't know. Know. Not know about, and I think it's easy not to make the difference.
As I was saying, last week the world of comics experienced a great loss: French artist and phenomenon Jean Giraud died of cancer. Surfing the Internet you will find lots and lots of info about this amazing artist who for sure inspired more than one generation of illustrators, designers, authors and storytellers. His work made its mark on me as I grew up and growing up in France in the late seventies in itself made it pretty hard to ignore comics. He was a major influence on the 'bandes dessinées' scene. I still have vivid memories of watching 'Les Maîtres du Temps' as a kid and to be frank at the time I got a little confused as far as who was making which sci-fi comics in France, Moebius's influence was so great that many seemed to want to emulate him.
The drawing I've attached to this post is my own little way of paying some kind of tribute to Moebius, I hope you will only see it as that.
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Monotypic. No races described, and only slight geographic variation described in brightness of fresh Alternate plumage and wing and bill length, with breeding populations in Canada and w. Siberia largest, Greenland breeders smallest, and e. Siberian populations intermediate (for details, see Prater et al. 1977, Cramp and Simmons 1983). Individuals wintering in New Jersey and Texas are larger than those wintering in Panama and Peru. Individuals wintering in North America might be from a different population, or represent a distinctive sub-set of individuals within the same population, than those wintering in Central and South America (Castro et al. 1992).
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The precise phylogenetic relationships among calidridine sandpipers remains open to a thorough revision. Sanderling has been part of broader morphological (Chu 1995) and molecular genetic analyses (Dittmann et al. 1989, Dittmann and Zink 1991) aimed at elucidating relationships among other shorebirds. Partial phylogenetic analysis of calidridine sandpipers using sequences of mitochondrial DNA (cytochrome b gene; Borowik and McLennan 1999) placed Sanderling within a clade of typical Calidris —e.g., among those species studied, Little Stint (C. minuta) and Least (C. minutilla), Semipalmated (C. pusilla), Western (C. mauri), Baird's (C. bairdii), White-rumped (C. fuscicollis), and Pectoral (C. melanotos) sandpipers. Sanderling currently classified in subfamily Scolopacinae, tribe Calidridini by Am. Ornithol. Union (1998). Sanderling unique among scolopacids in lacking hallux (hind toe), and in the past has been placed in a monospecific genus, Crocethia .
No direct observations of hybridization known among Calidris sandpipers, but Clark (1987) reported an unusual Calidris thought to be a hybrid Sanderling × Dunlin (C. alpina).
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March 2, 2014
SAN DIEGO - The San Diego State women's golf team returns to action this week when it ventures to the greater Los Angeles area for the Bruin Wave Invitational, March 3-4, in Tarzana, Calif. The Aztecs, who are ranked 44th nationally by golfstat.com, are among a field of 17 schools slated to participate in the fifth annual event, which consists of two rounds on Monday, followed by the final 18 holes on Tuesday.
SDSU will joined at the par-72, 6,173-yard El Caballero Country Club by nine additional squads ranked in the top 50, including No. 1 USC, No. 2 UCLA, No. 9 Washington, No. 11 Arizona, No. 12 Oklahoma State, No. 17 Pepperdine, No. 26 California and No. 43 UNLV, while Brigham Young, Cal State Northridge, Colorado, Long Beach State, New Mexico State, Oregon State, UNC Wilmington, Washington State round out the list of competing teams.
Day one will feature a shotgun start at 8 a.m. PT, while the final round gets underway Tuesday with tee times on holes No. 1 and No. 10 as early as 7:30 a.m. A live scoring link for both days will be available courtesy of Golfstat on www.goaztecs.com.
Third-year head coach Leslie Spalding will employ the starting lineup of freshman Sirene Blair (South Jordan, Utah), sophomore Emma Henrikson (Malmö, Sweden), junior Paige Spiranac (Scottsdale, Ariz.), freshman Maria Fernanda Villegas (Ensenada, Mexico) and senior Maureen Dunnagan (Lexington, S.C.).
Henrikson was SDSU's top finisher in the event a year when she tied for 16th out of 79 golfers with a combined 12-over 228, while Spiranac also placed among the top 25, landing in a tie for 23rd at 15-over 231.
The Aztecs are coming off a seventh-place showing in their first tournament of the 2014 spring campaign at the Peg Barnard Invitational, Feb. 15-16, in Stanford, Calif., where three players finished within two shots of one another. Spiranac (+6) tied for the 15th, followed by Henrikson (+7), who posted a final-round 71 to climb into the 17th position, while Blair (+8) wound up in a tie for 21st.
Blair, who is No. 27 in the latest Golfstat individual rankings, leads SDSU with a 72.31 stroke average through 13 rounds, which is second in the Mountain West behind UNLV's Dana Finkelstein, while Henrikson sports a 73.85 scoring average, which ranks fourth in the conference.
El Caballero Country Club will play host to the Bruin Wave Invitational for the third year in a row. San Diego State boasted the individual winner in 2012 as Christine Wong captured medalist honors with a collective 3-over 219. In 2010 and 2011, the tournament was conducted at Robinson Ranch Golf Club in Santa Clarita, Calif.
Following the Bruin Wave Invite, the Aztecs will have three weeks off before playing host to the SDSU Farms Invitational, March 24-26, at The Farms Golf Club in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.


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One question from the Reading Group Guide on Wilkerson's site asks, "In what ways was the Great Migration of southern blacks similar to other historical migrations? In what important ways was it unique?." This made me think about other smaller migrations we see in this country, for example, the migration of young gay people from rural communities to urban city centers. Let's discuss other historical migrations and they are similar or different to the Great Migration of southern blacks to the North and West.
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Mavis Starr, 86, of Cando, ND, passed away Tuesday, February 21, 2012 at St. Alexius Medical Center in Bismarck, ND.
Services were held on Saturday, February 25, 2012 at 11 a.m. at Cando Lutheran Church, Cando, ND. Interment will be at I.O.O.F. Cemetery in Cando, ND in the spring.
Mavis Eleanor Marilyn Johnson Starr was born August 5, 1925 to Menus and Minda (Martinson) Johnson at Perth, ND. Mavis attended the Monroe Township School for eight years. She graduated from Perth High School as Valedictorian in 1944. She then attended classes at the Minot State Teachers College and returned to teach at Oxford and Ellsworth Township Schools. She married Glenn Starr at Rolla, ND on January 25, 1946. They lived in several locations in North and South Dakota where Glenn was engaged in elevator construction. In 1950 they began farming in Rolette County. In 1957 they bought their farmstead in Crocus Township, Towner County, ND. They lived there until 1976 when they built their home in Cando, ND. She was a member of Cando Lutheran Church.
Mavis is survived by her children: Ken (Sandy) Starr of Minot, ND; Carol (George) Gerlach of Granite Falls; Jerry (Suzanne Schweig) Starr of Grand Marias; Mari Jo (Randy) Parker of Cando, ND; stepson: Donald (Gloria) Starr of Clackamas, OR; nine grandchildren; eleven great grandchildren; three step-grandchildren; seven step-great-grandchildren; five step-great-great-grandchildren and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Mavis was preceded in death by her parents; husband Glenn Starr; brothers Maurice (Bud) Johnson and an infant brother.
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Our Historic Villas were commissioned by Colonel Jack Lapham back when the Flying L Guest Ranch was a "fly-in get away". The Colonel turned to associates of Frank Lloyd Wright to design the Villas. They designed two sided Villas that were to replicate airplanes when seen from above. Guests would check in and then taxi up to their Villa in their planes.
Wright was known to design low buildings with flat roofs and long, low windows that tied the interior with outdoor nature. The Villas reflect that design. Wright was recognized in 1991 by the American Institute of Architects as "the greatest American Architect of all time". We are proud to be associated with such a celebrated American Architect.
The Flying L Villas in 1947
The Flying L Villas Today
The Villas are still here… with a few changes and updates over the years. Today the Flying L Guest Ranch is going back in time, and we are actively restoring some of our historic accomodations, the Bandera Airpark and ranch buildings. In doing so we are using some of Frank Lloyd Wright's favorite colors on our Villas, as well as most other ranch buildings.
Covered Wagon – Used on all Villa walls
Mountain Forest – Used for some Villa doors
Blue Lava – Used for some Villa doors
Chocolate Truffle – Used for some Villa trim
Red Gumball – Used for some Villa trim
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The Pilot's Lounge is also being restored to it's former glory. This was the main social hub on the ranch back in the day, and designed by the same Frank Lloyd Wright associates.


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Robert "Bob" Braunitzer
After a long and brave fight with cancer, Bob Braunitzer, of Lakeland, returned to his Creator on Wednesday, May 28, 2014 at Francis House. Born in Fresno, CA on March 14, 1952, he was a lifetime resident of the Syracuse area. He graduated from Corcoran High School and Le Moyne College.
Bob and Sally were high school sweethearts and were married August 11, 1973. Those who have been blessed to witness the love between this couple have been forever changed.
Bob retired from Skaneateles Central School District after 35 years, where he taught social studies and coached basketball and softball. Although his life was far too short, Bob left his mark on the lives of many. He beamed as he watched his students blossom and will continue to watch your accomplishments with pride from Heaven. He truly appreciated his life, especially when he was with family, friends, or on the golf course.
He died in the arms of his family, leaving nothing left unsaid.
Surviving are his devoted wife of 42 years, the former Sally Buczek; and their children, Ashley of Liverpool and Erik of Lakeland; parents, Robert and Marion "Dee" of Syracuse; sisters, Cheryl Giarrusso of Jamesville and Maria "Mimi" Braunitzer of Syracuse; brothers, David (Linda) of Sandy Creek and Mark of Oswego; and many nieces and nephews.
Relatives and friends may call Friday, May 30 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Buranich Funeral Home, 5431 W. Genesee St., Camillus.
Services will be Saturday, May 31 at 8:15 a.m. at the funeral home and 9 a.m. in Holy Family Church where a funeral Mass will be celebrated. Burial will be private.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Francis House, 108 Michaels Ave., Syracuse, NY 13208.
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My television-viewing habits would best be described as eclectic.
Sprinkled between the never-ending news cycles and the obligatory sports menu, I find welcome escape with sitcoms.
Sitcoms are like popcorn - light, non-filling and easily consumed.
Talk of deficits, wars and political stalemates all seem to evaporate for a brief, 30-minute snack on a sitcom diet.
And given the state of modern society, a good sitcom belly-laugh is just what the doctor ordered.
I won't bore you with my sitcom rituals, but I tend to follow the primetime favorites that dominate the Nielsen ratings.
But this past week, I was shocked and disappointed with the growing trend toward the use of the F-bomb on some of my favorite light-hearted sitcoms.
I am far from the definition of a prude. But it's not prudery to cringe at the salty language during kid-friendly primetime sitcoms.
OK, so you can make the argument that if I dislike the language, I am free to switch channels. And I accept that argument.
But looking at the larger picture, is this a reflection of the current state of society or does society tend to follow the mass media's lead?
"Up All Night" and "The Office" - two popular and truly funny sitcoms - both dropped the F-bomb during programs last week. Just the week before, the use of the F-bomb by a child character was the theme of "Modern Family."
Here's the point. These programs are entertaining without resorting to gutter language during primetime. Is it just laziness by the writers or do they seek to push the envelope until there are no longer any restrictions on content?
Reality shows like the "Real Housewives" and "Bad Girls" no longer have the monopoly on the F-bomb. But I expect that tone from those shows and, thus, I pass them by.
But sitcoms are a tad bit different. And yes, there is the argument that my granddaughters could well be in front of a television during primetime and be subjected to language that is clearly age-inappropriate.
If we want a society reduced to the lowest common denominator, then full speed ahead. Does television reflect the language of the street or does the street mimic the language of Hollywood?
Comedian George Carlin once penned a scathing routine on the seven words you could not use on television. That list is rapidly being reduced.
One final twist of sick irony. The television censors will permit taking the Lord's name in vain but exclude other descriptions of bodily functions.
How did we get here? And more importantly, how do we find our way home?
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> how to know which port are open, and how to close then.
netstat -an | grep LISTEN
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very ornamental, beautiful and awesome.
dont know if it would be usable though...
Cool downloaded plus his other mods.
Here it is:
It's actually very detailed up close. The modder did an excellent job.
Ah the good old days of Runescape... What's the mod?
SGS healed you 50% of the damage done.
Armadyl Godsword did 25% more of your total damage output.
Zamorak had a crappy special effect no one used, snared players to the ground or something.
Bandos progressively lowered combat stats.
I liked the SGS because it was good for Castle Wars and good to train with.
What this GS does it has a consume health enchantment on it. In Runescape, you'd be able to deal crazy damage with the special while healing yourself the same amount dealt.
Not only was it good, it was actually very difficult to get. I got one of those shiny weapons after 2500ish hours of playing


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Propellerhead Software Announces Worldwide Producer Conferences
March 28, 2007
The makers of Propellerhead Reason have announced a series of Producers Conferences taking place worldwide. These conferences offer a broad set of creative clinics and interactive classes for computer musicians conducted by "top artists and producers".
The schedule below was posted on http://www.propellerheads.se/procon/ and contains the lineup for the Los Angeles conference. Use this link as the other conferences get closer to check on lineups in your area.
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'Under the Hawthorn Tree'
He was the man behind the spectacular, star-studded 2008 Olympic opening ceremonies in Beijing. Now, Zhang Yimou — arguably China's best-known filmmaker — has made a low-budget, intimate love story with unknown lead actors.
"Under the Hawthorn Tree," which some critics say may be Mr. Zhang's best, is based on a popular Internet biography written by Ai Mi, a best-selling female novelist. It tells the story of the attachment between a privileged son of a high-ranking Communist Party official (played by newcomer Shawn Dou) and the daughter (Zhou Dongyu) of a jailed political outcast in 1970s China.
The movie doesn't star big-name actors and was shot for under 65 million Chinese yuan (about US$10 million). Yet it has already earned more than 150 million yuan in China since its release in mid-September, according to its producer, Bill Kong, setting a new box-office record for a drama by Mr. Zhang, one of the country's few high-culture filmmakers proven to have mass appeal. It is still playing in some theaters in China.
"The film is doing much better than we expected," says Mr. Kong in a rare interview. The publicity-shy 57-year-old Hong Konger is known for co-producing the Oscar-winning "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" (2000), which was directed by Ang Lee.
Mr. Zhang, a graduate of the elite Beijing Film Academy and known for his lush, period dramas, first came to international prominence in the late 1980s on the film festival circuit. "Red Sorghum" won the Golden Bear award at the 1988 Berlin International Film Festival. At the 1994 Cannes Film Festival, he received the Grand Jury Prize for "To Live." Both featured actress Gong Li.
"Under the Hawthorn Tree" is based on a biography about a young woman (the character known in the film as "Jing") that has been a huge sensation in China online.
Messrs. Kong and Zhang have a history of successful collaborations. They were the producer-director duo behind "Hero," the 2002 kung-fu epic that is one of the top-grossing foreign-language films to appear in American theaters.
Reached by phone in Beijing, Mr. Zhang said: "I have known Bill for a long time, more than 20 years. I knew his dad. Bill is one of the best producers around and he understands the Western market. He gives a lot of crucial support to his directors and he has helped give Chinese talent and films to the world."
A decade ago, Chinese producers had to get their movies released in Europe and the U.S. in order to make a profit. With China's growing movie-going audience, however, this is no longer the case. But Chinese moviemakers still face hurdles getting their films distributed overseas – largely because of a perceived resistance among Western audiences to read subtitles. Even so, Mr. Kong is optimistic about Chinese films being shown in America.
"We need to work with smaller, independent distributors and outlets like Netflix," says Mr. Kong. "We have to be creative and think about how to supply our products using digital platforms."
"Under the Hawthorn Tree" is showing in Hong Kong theaters now and will be released soon in Japan and South Korea. (It opened the Pusan International Film Festival in October.) Talks are continuing for a North American release.
Meanwhile, Messrs. Zhang and Kong are working on their next project, a movie about the brutal 1937 Japanese invasion of Nanjing, which will start shooting early next year.
The director has been talking with a number of big Hollywood actors to cast in the role of a priest, a lead part in the film.
But all Mr. Zhang can say for now is: "To me, the story is the most important element in my decision to work on a project, not the size. My coming film will be a big production, yet still about the human condition."
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Early in overtime, Dion Phaneuf went on the solo rush into the Penguins' zone. With the rest of his teammates changing he held the puck waiting for reinforcements.
Phaneuf found Carl Gunnarsson who fed Phil Kessel who one touched the puck to a wide open Mikhail Grabovski for the tap in and the Leafs' big 3-2 overtime win. It put the Leafs just four points behind Carolina for the last playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.
Phil Kessel's hot streak continued against the Penguins Wednesday. He had another two-point game, his third in four games and he now has a five-game point-scoring streak with 10 points in that span.
Kessel was quiet most of the night but his 27th goal in the third period tied the game and in overtime he made a nice touch pass to Grabovski. He now has eight goals in his last eight games and with the two points, he now ties Clarke MacArthur for the team lead with 49.
There were two Maple Leafs who had strong games on the blueline. Saskatchewan natives Luke Schenn and Keith Aulie were beasts against the Penguins on Wednesday.
Although they aren't usually paired together, they were both towers of strength. Schenn played 21:50 with five hits and five blocked shots. Aulie played 22:02 with four hits and six blocked shots. They were key members of the Leafs penalty killing unit that held the Pens scoreless.
Three. The number of times this season that the Leafs have come back to win a game when trailing after two periods. They trailed against Pittsburgh and they found a way to keep their playoff hopes alive.
The Leafs' record is now 3-24-3 when trailing after two periods. They showed lots of character just three nights after blowing back-to-back third period leads in games. Although they remain on the outside looking in for the playoffs, the two points were much needed.
Ron Wilson on the win mean and Phil Kessel since the All-Star break:
"It's more a confidence builder. It's good for our confidence as we were a little tight tonight but we found a way to hang in there and get the job done...He drives that new car around town & feels really good about it."
Game Notes:
The Leafs close out the back-to-back in Philly against the Flyers in the third meeting this season. Philadelphia has won the first two games outscoring the Leafs 9-3.
The Flyers lead the Eastern Conference with 86 points. Kris Versteeg has two points in seven games with the Flyers since being acquired from the Maple Leafs.