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Friday was a tough day at Keystone Arena for the Kutztown men and women who both lost to Seton Hill.
The KU men gave Seton Hill a run for their money but would up falling 71-58. The Golden Bears were led by 15 points from Tracy Peal in a losing effort.
KU's women were very much in the game with Seton Hill through a half but couldn't match the Griffins in the 2nd half, eventually falling 68-56.

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LALLATHIN, Sherry L, 63, of Sardis, OH died Thursday, October 31, 2013 at Ohio Valley Medical Center, Wheeling, WV.
She was born March 24, 1950 in New Martinsville, WV, a daughter of the late Sam and Phyllis Barth Schupbach.
She was a secretary at River High School, Hannibal, Ohio and a member of St. John Bosco Catholic Mission, Sardis, Ohio.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a sister, Melanie Sue Isrigg.
Survivors include two sons, Steven Lallathin and Corey Lallathin, both of Sardis, OH
To honor Sherry, the family will hold a red & grey memorial celebration on Sunday, November 10, 2013 at 2 p.m. at the River High School Gymnasium, Hannibal.
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In the Deaf Resource Base, Communicator for the Deaf, Stuart Heron, is often called on by teachers to give lessons at short notice. The visualiser means Stuart can project any resource onto the whiteboard so it's easily accessible by every pupil and enables him to keep his hands free - vital for when he is signing for pupils.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. employers added a robust 242,000 workers in February as retailers, restaurants and health care providers drove another solid month for the resilient American job market.
NEW YORK: The dollar pared gains after hitting an 8-1/2-month high against major currencies on Monday, while the prospect of further European Central Bank stimulus dragged the euro, and oil futures fell on worries about a growing supply glut. Global stock markets were mixed, with Wall Street ending the session lower ahead of a crucial payroll report Friday, while European shares finished higher. The three major US indexes ended November higher for a second straight month.
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What's new? Looks like Fat Joe got another new pair of Air Jordans, and this time its the upcoming Air Jordan 3 "Sport Blue" that is set to release during the Fall 2014 season. This sneaker has been called a mix between the "Black/Cement" and the 'True Blue" Air Jordan 3, and while that comparison seems fairly accurate, there are still some new aspects to the Jordans like the translucent nature of the outsole. These are set to release on August 16th, so check out a full look courtesy of the Bronx-based rapper and stay tuned for the official release in two months.
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Fans of The Sound Garden music store are afraid proposed law targeting pawn shops could close downtown Syracuse business.
The city is trying to fight the problem of stolen goods being sold at pawn shops. Since The Sound Garden sells used CDs and DVDs, it would be affected by the proposed amendment to the Second Hand Dealer Law.
The proposal would require stores which buy used items to catalog them in a police database so stolen items could be tracked. Those opposed to the law saw it would be expensive.
The Sound Garden issued a statement Tuesday saying the store is working the City Council on the proposed amendment and thanking the community for support.
The Sound Garden is located on West Jefferson Street in Armory Square. It opened in December 1996 and employs approximately 20 people.
According to The Sound Garden, customers sell or trade more than 15,000 pieces of media each month. The store says it has been keeping a log of all cash buys for years, which have been available to police.
The Sound Garden said in a statement, "The opening of our current location was presided over by Mayor Matt Driscoll. Dennis Brogan & now Laurie Reed from the Downtown Committee have always, and continue to, work cooperatively with us. The SPD is fully aware of our buying procedures. In February of 2008, SPD Detective Skardinsky worked with us to revise them."
Protestors of the amendment are expected outside of City Hall at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday before a budget meeting at noon.


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Christians hi-jacked this time-honored Pagan celebration.
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Skip to comments.A Question for my Catholic and Orthodox Brethren
Posted on 09/12/2007 4:06:00 AM PDT by beachdweller
This is a religious vanity post I suppose. I am a Christian raised mainly Baptist with some attendance at other denominations. I have, in the course of my life, had a couple of experiences of the intercession of the Holy Virgin for my help and Protection. I have also witnessed the Mass a few times as an outsider and felt drawn away from my Protestant identity. The order and sense of Apostolic succession appeals to me in the Church as opposed to the churches. However, my main point of confusion now is whether to draw close to the Roman Catholic Church, or the Orthodox. I feel questions about both, and drawn to both. I sincerely ask for advice. I feel unsure about the supremacy of the Pope (a great man) as opposed to the consensus of Bishops and the church. At the same time, while the Orthodox Church seems to have an unbroken link to Christ and a moving celebration of God, why is the RCC so much more numerous and successful. I see beauty and real authority in both, but am unsure which way to go. At the same time I am NOT trying to cause conflict among Christ's servants and ask that anyone responding be respectful of the other side. Also please, my Protestant brethren who may object to this subject I ask you do not attack me or anyone who answers in this thread. One last thing, I live in San Diego and any direction where to go for guidance here would be appreciated. Thanks and go with Christ.
I notice you left out the Dutch.
My apologies. I did not mean to slight your ancestors.
That doesn't change my point in the slightest.
His entire site is a store! Not one link to a testimony, presentation audio, or even transcript of an after-dinner speech. Just "you are not logged in" and "go to shopping cart." Guess apologetics is a business now.
But, out of fairness, I won't talk behind Mr. Madrid's back.
All believers are holy, i.e. set apart for God. I guess that means that everyone should call me "Holy MEGoody."
This intrigues me a lot. Is it fair to say that it's a Baptist notion that everyone in heaven is equal in all respects? Not that were identical or the same, but we're all certainly holy to the same degree? So star may differ from star in brightness, but this little light of mine is no dimmer or brighter than that of, say Holy Joseph or of some martyr?
So you are agreeing that he has been involved with the Catholic and/or Orthodox church for some time. That was my point.
Darn, this is so vague as to be hard to disagree with - or agree with. "Some time", of course. But whether that "some time" is a couple of months, of years, or of decades I wouldn't presume to say.
Then I have to wonder why I never hear Catholics or Orthodox go on about the 'intercession' of the next door neighbor the way they do the 'intercession' of Mary. Of course, it is because they view her 'intercession' as something other than just asking someone to pray for them.
"Of course"?
I'd guess there are two possible areas of difference, I would guess. There could be something different about Mary or something different about what or how one asks her v. what or how one asks the guy next door. Certainly, the "prayers of the people" in the Mass are referred to as "intercessions" and qualified as "intercessory". You may have been hanging out around Catholics "for some time", but maybe the "some" wasn't enough to learn how we think.
And one of the things we think is that, after Jesus, Mary is a pioneer of Faith, that she already realizes and in a very great degree what is promised to all the Faithful. And then we believe that on the basis of personal conviction or of a sho' 'nuff offishul declaration that we can be confident that folks like Catherine Laboure or Dominic or Mary are in a somehow stronger position than our neighbor next door to intercede for us.
So the difference arises from matters of degree both in the the quality of intercession and in the persons making the intercession, but there is no difference in the essence of the act of asking someone to pray for us - or even, as we sometimes do - asking God to use the intercessions of others to help us.
And again, I think a lot of Protestant data about RCs may be skewed in that some things stick out like a sore thumb. Yesterday I spent maybe 40+ minutes in "reading my office", 20 minutes saying the rosary, 35 minutes (almost exactly) at Mass during which two mentions was made of our Lady. Bunches of other saints were mentioned as well.
What sticks out is the rosary, I'm sure, but at least in terms of time spent, it's a minor part of my total devotional, uh, package.
It's always good to see what we look like to others. Good, but weird!
In instances such as this, this is where you need to turn. Keep her in mind and ask for her guidance and protection. Get a blessed icon if you can. She is and will lead you to where you are meant to be.
I have also witnessed the Mass a few times as an outsider and felt drawn away from my Protestant identity.
That is the Real Presence of Christ in the Sacrament. The grace is a strong attraction.
However, my main point of confusion now is whether to draw close to the Roman Catholic Church, or the Orthodox. I feel questions about both, and drawn to both.
It's time to start studying. Church History and catechisms are a good place to start. My priest recommends "Church History" by Fr. Laux and "My Catholic Faith" catechism which includes Scriptural support for Catholic beliefs. The Baltimore catechism is good too. The Eastern Catholics and Orthodox can give you recommendations for beginners in their approach.
One last thing, I live in San Diego and any direction where to go for guidance here would be appreciated.
You have some Traditional Catholic Masses in your area, one daily beginning this Friday. http://www.calcatholic.com/news/newsArticle.aspx?id=2729b749-b157-4312-aa49-b6184def7d8e This Ecclesia Dei site gives a listing of the Traditional Masses in various dioceses http://www.ecclesiadei.org/masses.cfm#California Go to different liturgies in your area, Catholic, Eastern Catholic and Orthodox. Eastern Catholic may be a happy medium for you if you are drawn to the Eastern style. When you find a liturgy which draws you, introduce yourself to the priest, tell him you are discerning a spiritual home and ask for guidance.
Read, explore and pray. You will end up where you are meant to be. You will know it in your being.
My son in law doesn't like the "feel" of services at protestant churches. It's all about the feel. I think a lot of people really like the religousness of ornate decorations, robes, Latin, and such.
If you define 'holy' as set apart for God, yes, because HE does the setting apart. If you have some other definition of holy, my response might change.
So star may differ from star in brightness, but this little light of mine is no dimmer or brighter than that of, say Holy Joseph or of some martyr?
Depends on what you mean by 'light'. Jesus is the Light of the world, so in that respect, yes it is the same for all believers. If you are refering to the rewards we get in heaven for our works, no, it is not the same for all.
But whether that "some time" is a couple of months, of years, or of decades I wouldn't presume to say.
"Some time" means one has been attending regularly for awhile (could be months or years), not that one has visited once or twice in a mix with visiting other churches.
There could be something different about Mary or something different about what or how one asks her v. what or how one asks the guy next door.
Yes, there is a difference. Mary has passed on to eternity while the guy next door hasn't. I don't see anything in the bible that says one person praying for you versus another is any different except where the bible says "the prayer of a righteous man availeth much".
that she already realizes and in a very great degree what is promised to all the Faithful.
Yes, as do all believers who have passed on. As to the effectiveness of intercessory prayers said by Mary as opposed to faithful believers currently living on earth, it seems to be a belief that is different between Protestants and Catholics.
Sometimes a "feeling" is really the Holy Ghost urging you to move towards Him. The Catholic mass is worship in the fullest sense because it involves sacrifice, the very real events of Calvary. That said, I've been to plenty of "Catholic" masses that didn't "feel" right!
And Latin? LATIN? Giddouddaheah! Maybe sometimes a Latin Agnus Dei, but that's it! Okay, really rarely maybe a traditional hymn, like Tantum Ergo. But heck, I knew that one as an Episcopalian. It's a classic. A hymn lasts for 700 years, it definitely achieves golden oldie status.
Even though Jesus is the one true light, still some bodies with no light of their own reflect better than others. They may all reflect but some more brightly than others. The moon, thought bright, has parts of its surface darker than others, but it all the one sun.
AS to thinking about or experiencing the care of Mary in the terms which beachdweller used, I know from my experience that she herself reaches into lives and brings people to a more intimate relationship with Jesus. I was praying the rosary off and on more than 20 years before I became RC and at least 15 years before I even considered it seriously. And I was given my first rosary and taught how to pray it by someone who was neither Orthodox nor Catholic.
So the evidence given of devotion and respect for Mary does not in itself suggest a lot of attendance at an RC or Orthodox Church.
If in the quote you give " a righteous man" may be a woman, then we're okay on the prayer of Mary availing much.
By the Assumption we mean that Mary is already in her "resurrection body", while, in our view, most of the faithful have to wait until judgment day to get their resurrection bodies. Do Baptists hold that the blessed have their resurrection bodies right after they die or before judgment day?
I thought I'd already attempted this response, but it seems I lost it somehow ....
Oh, and we never knelt at St George's. Where I go now, we kneel a lot.
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That Baptist would be a very poor student of Scripture which teaches that there are many intercessors but only one mediator between God and man, and that is Jesus. There is a definite distinction.
ON NO! don't go there!
Not one link to a testimony, presentation audio, or even transcript of an after-dinner speech.
Incorrect, again.
You're a sick man.
Heh heh heh
Well, I guess that depends on what you mean by 'intercessor'.
By this I assume you mean you were attending an RC church but hadn't formally joined. If not, how did you learn the rosary and what drove you to say it for so many years before going to an RC church?
If in the quote you give " a righteous man" may be a woman
Yes, the word 'man' there would certainly appear to be generic and refer to humankind, not to males only.
By the Assumption we mean that Mary is already in her "resurrection body", while, in our view, most of the faithful have to wait until judgment day to get their resurrection bodies.
Ah, I see. Well, I'm sure you know that Protestants don't adhere to that belief.
Do Baptists hold that the blessed have their resurrection bodies right after they die or before judgment day?
They believe (as all Protestants do that I know of) that we will receive our incorruptible bodies all at once. The only exceptions to that, of course, would be Jesus and possibly others that the bible specifically mentions. (Example: Enoch appears to have been translated or 'raptured' or whatever term one wishes to use.)
Non catholic services are, from my experience in Lutheran, Presbyterian, Vineyard, non-denom and several other, are praise and knowledge based. They all left me empty, nothing transcendent, no profound presence of the one and eternal sacrificial victim. Needless to say, I don't "go there" unless one of the extended family invites us for a wedding or such.
I found the book Upon This Rock - by Stephen K. Ray to very helpful in examining the topic of papal authority.
And I was given my first rosary and taught how to pray it by someone who was neither Orthodox nor Catholic.Then you wrote:
Actually, I went to "The Protestant Episcopal Seminary in Virginia", which was going through a Calvinist phase when I was there, and became an Episcopal priest in 1977. I became a Catholic in 1994.
I mentioned it because there's a lot of sort of under cover Marian devotion going on out there outside of Orthodox and Catholic churches. As to what led to my saying it, I would say that Mary became kind of a heroine to me when it hit me that she had made a very profound self offering and said a deep, "Yes," to God, and that led to her bringing Love Himself into the world. And despite my personal nastiness, I would like to say a profound yes to God and make an offering of myself to Him, and I would like to be a part of bringing Love into the world.They believe (as all Protestants do that I know of) that we will receive our incorruptible bodies all at once.
I copy. But do they get 'em "on the last day" or before?
And yeah, it had penetrated the thick cranium that not too many Protestants are on board with that. ;-) One of the reasons I put it out there was that someone recently insisted that we think, and that the doctrine claims, that Mary didn't die. So Somehow it seemed good to say what it DOES claim.
I checked it out yesterday but didn't want to hijack the thread and I found what you found. There were free links all over the place. I wonder where the other person went to see what he did?
Not that it would have mattered to me anyway, I'm a Republican and I don't think it is wrong to make a living. Ministers and priests are paid and supported and no-one bats an eye. Mr. Madrid is spreading the word of God but he still needs to eat.
We have some of his books in our church library and I know that we would loan them to a non-Catholic if they asked so it isn't like the ONLY way you could get one of his books is to pay.
Interesting. Did that person ever tell you how he/she learned the rosary and became compelled to pray it?
But do they get 'em "on the last day" or before?
1 Thess 4:16-17 "For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven, with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first; then we that are alive, that are left, shall together with them be caught up in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord."
Now here's a question: I noticed that you described her as "compelled" and me as driven ("... what drove you to say it ...). So, uh, what, uh, compels and drives you to think of those who take up Marian devotion as under some kind of compulsion? For me it's a great way to give some time to God, to think about the story of the Incarnation and its outcome. It's almost a luxury, I might say. It's really not the experience that those who oppose it seem to think it is.
Padre Pio referred to the Rosary as "that weapon", I am told. And Dominic wanted the friars to wear it at their side the way one might wear a sword. And I guess along with formal church worship, the "Divine Office", personal prayer, Scripture, and other study, I think of it as part of my armamentarium as I, well, walk this walk and "fight the good fight".
I have to go display some responsibility. backatcha later.
What do you think drives a Christian to do anything? The Baptists would say the Holy Spirit drives them to pray, tithe, do good works, etc. (Perhaps the words 'drive' and 'compel' have bad connotations in your mind and that's why you asked.)
Leading in these cases is more about enticing their will to comport with mine. Driving them is more about overcoming their will with fear or something else to get them to do what I want. A "droving" dog (that's what German Shepherds mostly are, but also English sheepdogs) work behind the sheep and drive them in a particular direction. The sheep move away from the dog because the dog "reminds them" of a predator. (And I have driven my sheep by hunkering down and staring at them.)
And compel has a sense of force, of causing something to happen despite the will.
So yeah, generally driving and compelling stir up negative responses in me, while leading doesn't so much.
Sorry computer problems have kept me away for so long, but to answer you yes I was raised Baptist, very Baptist, but have not been one for number of years now. I have spent time since seeking where I should be. Of course back then I would have spoken in different terms, but have learned new perspectives in my faith. To respond to your other comments, no I have no formal association with either the RCC or Orthodox Churches. I've simply felt gradually drawn in that direction and have investigated on my own so far.
Thanks to everyone for their kind and honest comments. They have really been of help. Sorry it took me so long to respond, but I have had problems connecting to the internet. I feel strengthened and know I need to be still and listen to God for the direction to take. I appreciated the fairness and gentle helpfulness of everyone's suggestions. Thanks and God bless.
Thanks to Titanites for pointing this post number 12 out. Here's a pretty good "poser" post and I'm going to bookmark it..
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Words such as "false" "wrong" "error" do not attribute motive.
Discuss the issues all you want, but do not make it personal.
Who did I accuse?
I know, isn't it amazing to read Iscool's post # 12? I've heard of taqqiyah, have you?
Really? you a Catholic? your posts have not shown that in the past 7+ years... And when are you leaving?
Bless you
vladimir998: Iscool, Youre a Catholic? If youre leaving to join a Baptist church it sure is taking you a LOOOOONNNGG time to do it.
Alex: Wow. That's news to me, too!
And me too -- lots of folks are extremely puzzled by this post 12, I think.....
Before you make any decisions, may I suggest you try to attend a traditional Latin Mass? Since you are also considering the Orthodox, I suspect you may be drawn to the beauty and majesty of the Tridentine Mass.
I see that you are in San Diego. I believe the FSSP has a parish there (St. Anne's?), and the good priests of that order always say a nice, reverent Mass.
Good luck to you as you pray for guidance. I will pray for you as well.
That having been said, this is a condensed version of What I Think now:
Once you accept, either on faith or intellectually, the proposition that, after the last Apostle died, that the church on Earth was a) on its own; or b) that the Holy Ghost isn't God; then you're on your way to a protestant ecclesiology.
Once you believe that, contra the above, that God has continually provided for the christian church, from Bethany to this morning, that His identity as shepherd has not changed and cannot change, then you can no longer believe in universal apostasy (which is the unspoken premise of protestantism), and, if you DO believe in universal apostasy, you might as well be LDS.
So, if you DON'T believe that the Lord broke His promises to be with us until the end of the age, and you DON'T believe that Christ lied when He said that he was founding a Church with Earthly and Heavenly aspects, against which the Gates of Hell could not prevail, and you DO believe in the Holy Ghost as fully spirit and fully God, then, you have to start looking for a church that has existed since 33AD continuously, that doesn't teach that anything delivered to the Apostles is false, and that doesn't just include you and a few of your friends.
And once you accept THAT, then you have excluded protestant ecclesiology as impossible.
To quote Sherlock Holmes, "when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth".
Yes, from a protestant formation, the idea that the Catholic Church is true is VERY improbable. But it's not impossible, and I believe the alternative ecclesiologies contradict Jesus' own words and are therefore impossible.
Good luck.
So, you said that "Im a Catholic but Im leaving to join a Baptist church" — really?
In any event, whichever you decide, please pray fervently "that we all may be one."
Through the Jesus Prayer, invocation of the Most Holy Name (Catholics have an ickier jargon than the Orthodox -- it comes of being translated from Latin through French by English speakers with Victorian sensibilities), the Holy Spirit will provide you a shield and a guide.
It's funny, we think prayer rises from us to God, but really the most important part is what's going the other way.
Who did I accuse?
WHOM daggumit!
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ROFL at my own silliness. I'm a sick man.
Why do I never know what's going on? (Okay, that's too big a question...)
Wonders never cease (despite the teaching of some that they stopped when the last of the twelve shuffled off the mortal coil).
I'm glad I saw that post of yours, iscool. I would never have believed you otherwise. No wonder you were always getting onto caucus threads.
Leaving to join a Baptist Church? That's funny.
There is no substitute for prayer - daily, morning and night prayer. I would suggest seeking out Catholic AND Orthodox priests. AsSk them for a prayer rule.
And of course, attending a variety of services.
Warning: Some of the Russian Orthodox All Night Vigils - while I have never been at one that literally went all night, I wasn't sure there for a while.
That was the intention...
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Kpt_Kapowski 4 years ago#1
For example, if someone dupes you their collection and you do the same, it is not a trade dupe, as nothing is lost by either party, and therefore there is no trade. It is just duping.
Note: contrary to popular belief, I don't really care about duping. Sure, I personally consider it cheating, and think it completely defeats the point of the game, but that is irrelevant to this thread.
The purpose of this thread is to point out that "trade duping" is a contradiction in terms, and that if you wanna dupe, just do it. Don't try to legitimize it by calling it something else.
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From Merriam Webster (definition of trade and trading):
1 obsolete : to have dealings : negotiate
2 a : to engage in the exchange, purchase, or sale of goods
b : to make one's purchases : shop <trades at his store>
3 : to give one thing in exchange for another
transitive verb
1 archaic : to do business with
2 a : to give in exchange for another commodity : barter; also : to make an exchange of <traded places>
Duping can clearly be a form or means of instigating trading, although they are not interchangeable terms. It involves an exchange (either of a dupe in return, or a service).
I myself say 'trade duping' or whatever, as a joke though :)
Also, I doubt people are trying to legitimise anything. They probably don't care what others think.
Jojoforpres 4 years ago#4
Cool story, I'm off to "trade-dupe" some Evil Smashers.
"Just grinned and shook my hand, 'No.' was all he said.", The Weight by Smith
It's too bad language and definitions are set and can never ever be altered.
You can take my Karma, but you'll never take......MY FREEDOM!
So...anyone wanna trade dupe or dupe trade?
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Sooo...... What I'm getting from this post is.... Duping a Trading are the exact same thing. Cool. Got it. Thx for the info!
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From Merriam Webster (definition of trade and trading):
Next time you go grocery shopping, offer to dupe your money. See how the SS reacts. I'm sure they'll understand that duping (aka counterfeiting) is EXACTLY the same as trading (aka paying for services or goods with a form of currency that you don't keep).
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R0880 posted...From Merriam Webster (definition of trade and trading):
Great analogy that that has no bearing whatsoever on the topic at hand, bro.
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By Alan Sepinwall @Sepinwall | Sunday, Aug 21, 2011 10:00 PM
I was taking some time off last week and didn't get a chance to do my weekly "True Blood" talkback post. (Which, as always, is here so you can discuss the show until Leslie Gornstein's recap goes up on our Monkeys as Critics blog.) But things are getting pretty crazy in Bon Temps, between the vampires, witches, werewolves, ghosts, shifters, etc. What did everybody think of tonight's episode? And how is everyone feeling about season 4 at the three-quarter mark?
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Bob (guest)How awful can this show get? I wanted to hang myself everytime Lafayette was on screen. And why do two guys gasp when Sookie drops her robe? Because she has the figure of a 14 year old?August 21, 2011 at 10:45PM ESTReply to Comment
Katelin (guest)http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/tv-and-radio/blood-sweat-and-tears-20110818-1iypo.html
I can't believe this guy touts True Blood as a witty, sexy, luridly violent vampire romp and writes off Game of Thrones as pretentious dragon fantasy crap (personally I'm loyal to True Blood in spite of how incredibly stupid it's got and absolutely love and adore Game of Thrones).August 21, 2011 at 11:47PM ESTReply to Comment
KatelinOops, 'this guy' is a woman. Hmmm.August 21, 2011 at 11:50PM EST
ArtemisI read that today and thought the same thing. They have clearly only seen one episode of each!August 22, 2011 at 12:26AM EST
KatelinProbably - that would explain a lot. I didn't think True Blood got itself into irredeemable silliness until that graveyard scene last week, but as much as I've enjoyed True Blood over the years I've never thought it was in the same league as GOT.August 22, 2011 at 1:59AM EST
Brendan D (guest)There are a few things that keep me coming back, but maaaaaan, those things are becoming fewer and further between. Terry has gotten darned interesting this season, and it's good to see him actually becoming a player. But boy oh boy, are most of the other characters being boring. Nan is never gonna have a line better than her civil rights line tonight, so I'm fine if they off her. I've been ready for Tara to be killed since midway through Season 3. The writers have obviously run out of interesting things to make Lafayette do, so he's in the dead pool, as far as I'm concerned.
Maybe that's what we need to do: make a death list for True Blood.
1. Tara (she's been cemented at the top here since the very beginning of this season).
2. Andy Belfleur (he's just boring, and the V addiction is trite at best).
3. Nan (the civil rights line, and Bill's subsequent reaction, were priceless, but they may also have been jump the shark moments for her character).
4. Lafayette (he's such a good character, but they're ruining him this season).
5. Sookie (has there ever been a central character on a TV show who's been less... central?).
One thing the writers have started to do right, I must admit, is their dealing with Tommy. Up until two weeks ago, he was the most obnoxious part of the show not named Tara. The last few eps, however, have begun to redeem him, as he's not nearly as whiny anymore. With this week's ep, I hereby revoke his designation as "Conoresque," given to the character on a supernatural-themed television program who best embodies the whiny, angsty, utterly annoying qualities of Conor from "Angel."August 21, 2011 at 11:52PM ESTReply to Comment
JDYes,there is a lot wrong with this show,but Tara isn't even in the top ten! Start with the ridiculous idea of not one,but two men(well,vamps)being in love with the least sexy woman on the show,move on to the silly vamp/werewolf hate,vamp/witch war and the town sheriff being addicted to vampire blood. The idiotic Hotshot characters are gone,but now there are the equally ignorant and backward werewolf pack of Shreveport and their "alpha" Marcus. Don't even get me started on Tommy Mickens and his is skinwalking adventures!Then of course,there is Jason having sex with his best friend's ex two days after they break up. But to you Tara,who had about one minute of screen time in tonight's show, is the worst part? Did Rutina Wesley steal your parking space or kill your dog or what?August 22, 2011 at 12:31AM EST
Craig Ranapia"Maybe that's what we need to do: make a death list for True Blood.
1. Tara (she's been cemented at the top here since the very beginning of this season)."
You mean the first season since the first where her plotline hasn't entirely consisted of being raped, tortured, raped some more and monologuing about how she really really deserved it? As Lfayette might say: Hooker, please. Tara is least of this show's problems.August 22, 2011 at 10:16AM EST
gregelCan someone please explain to me why the whole Lafayette possession two-episode was necessary? Just, um, to give all the other characters not in the Wiccan storyline something to do?August 22, 2011 at 1:08AM ESTReply to Comment
JobinIt was to gloss over the fact that Lafayette and Jesus actually went to visit his uncle so that they could have "strong enough power" to fight the vampires that were going to attack the witch, because they were in the circle.
Remember that? Because the writers don't, now Lafayette and Jesus aren't part of the vampire/witch situation and it was just some wacky device for him to introduce someone who could be a medium for no apparent reason.August 22, 2011 at 11:01AM EST
Lbsammills51It feels like they stole the Lafayette plotline from a Ghost Whisperer episode. That's not good.
I'm good with killing Tara. Honestly, as long as Eric, Pam, Jessica, and Alcide survive the season, I'm good.August 22, 2011 at 1:18AM ESTReply to Comment
rowan729 (guest)Jesus this show stinks now. It has lost all redeeming qualities, and seems to exist only to be outrageous, whether it makes sense or not. None of the storylines are converging at all, nor will they in any coherent way with only 3 episodes left, and the essential characters to this show have all been dramatically changed by Alan Ball and co., so that this is not the same show it started out as. It's like they set the source material on fire and decided to just do whatever stupid thing might shock the most people or provide an unnecessary cliffhanger.
For instance, all that nonsense the first couple eps about Jason in HotShot, and there's been no mention of it since. Lafayette's possession and the demon baby storyline seem like nothing more than a distraction, since they cannot write anything good for the central characters.
Last year one fan site had some "predictions", such as that Bill would become king because he'd secretly been working with the AVL all along, and that the shot of the creepy doll in Hoyt's house would lead to some kind of demonic power/possession, along with some other guesses. To me, it feels like the TB writers took their storylines straight from the fans, and that is just stupid.
And did anyone else think it looked like Anna Paquin's head was on someone else's body they way they shot that scene? It was painful to watch, and she didn't even seem to enjoy playing it. That's a bad sign, when your Oscar winning actor cannot summon the personality necessary to pull off a scene like that.
At this point, I do not plan to watch next year.
Thank god for Breaking Bad, or else my Sunday nights would be shot.August 22, 2011 at 11:59AM ESTReply to Comment
John @MovieTripp (guest)Some of you arent liking the story...dont get that confused with the performances...because Nelsan Ellis(Layfayette) gave a helluva performance last night! #MovieTrippAugust 22, 2011 at 2:09PM ESTReply to Comment
Ken Raining (guest)Hey Alan, out of curiosity, have you liked this season any more then the previous one, or is it just more of the same? You've been pretty mum.
BTW, it looks to me like your True Blood comments have dwindled down, so you can probably get away with discontinuing these posts.August 22, 2011 at 2:13PM ESTReply to Comment
Jonas.LeftSomehow, I knew I wasn't the only one thinking "Did this turn into the f---ing Ghost Whisperer?" Jesus this was bad. What the hell? I stopped watching 6 Feet Under bacause the characters were so committed to being miserable it was just a drag. I'm 0on the bubble with True for insulting my intelligence. This ghost crap is just embarassing. Even worse is the increasing use of pointless dream sequences. Okay so this isn't actually happening and it's written like some kinky soap opera? Bravo on the waste of time although if it kept Ghost Gabber off screen then maybe it was worth it. This was never Masterpiece Theater but ... man. is it getting bad.August 22, 2011 at 2:17PM ESTReply to Comment
Sven (guest)I think the show has several problems since season three:
1. There are basically no normal characters anymore. Everybody is either a vampire, werewolf, panther person, ferry (oh please), shapeshifter, witch or medium. It just lessens the impact of every persons "special" powers.
2. Way too much plot. In every episode, five millions things seem to happen and you don't care much about anything anymore because everything is oh so spectacular/surprising.
3. Too many changing love stories. This makes me think of a bad soap. And the fact that the ensemble cast is so large, you just don't have any true character development anymore that would explain in a credible manner why he breaks up with her, him with him, her with her, and her with him... what a mess.
4. Shock and Awe. The show just throws in stuff to shock, you get the impression. And as with a shock and awe war, it numbs your brain.
5. No real plot or season story arc. It's a bloody mess, excuse the pun. While season one and especially season two had a season story arc, season three and four seem just so unmotivated. I really can't say that I care about anything anymore and I actually have sore eyes from rolling them all the time. Just one example would be the Lafayette storyline. First he becomes a wicker, confronting a vampire, then runs of to mexico to see a kind of shaman then back in hick town he gets possessed by a ghost from the past (just like the other witch, by the way, both out for revenge. Basically twice the same story line) and there are a million other story lines, all just scratched at the surface so why care about any of them. Total sense overload. Just makes you regret the two excellent story lines from season two (the goddess and the religious fanatics) which had you hooked till the end of the season, permitted good character development (Jessica, Jason who was a total dud and became sort of a hero, Eric and his mentor). That season was pure bliss, a guilty pleasure, but a good guilty pleasure.
6. The acting is getting worse and worse.
Oh, and for Game of Thrones. True Blood (especially season 3 and 4) could be happy if it had a quarter of the quality writing, story line and acting that show has.August 22, 2011 at 2:30PM ESTReply to Comment
Jerry B (guest)I missed Nan's civil rights line. What was it?August 22, 2011 at 5:35PM ESTReply to Comment
JedyKnightBill: "How can you have an event, in honor of the living dead, without any living dead? It's like having a civil rights movement without any black people."
Nan: "They're called African Americans..." "…and maybe there would have been less bloodshed if they hadn't been there."
As someone who graduated college with a PoliSci minor, my first reaction to that line was of disagreement, but it was followed by a feeling of 'wow, that would have made for a hell of a theme for a debate final'.. (and yes, i know this isnt the place for that discussion in lieu of the No Politics rule)August 23, 2011 at 9:18AM EST
ninja (guest)pitiful season, you have a lot of characters that you don't give a damn, the last sequence that are is supposed to be suspense gets hacked off between another major scene with jessica, this is just bad writingAugust 23, 2011 at 1:04PM ESTReply to Comment
Miguel (guest)Agreed. It's a damn shame what an utter piece of crap this show has turned into. Wouldn't have thought HBO would let it happen but here we are...September 5, 2011 at 1:44PM ESTReply to Comment


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- The Living Tradition of Thelema
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- The Paths of the Qabalah
- I must confess, I've been trying to use the book "The Talking Tree" by William Gray and I admit that I've been having a hard time. Most Tree of Life glyphs start the eleventh path with the Fool, as it is with most tarot decks. Gray begins with the...
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Because California does not require doctors to report cases including medical cannabis, no trustworthy data exist for how lots of minors have been licensed to receive it. Dr. Jean Talleyrand, who founded MediCann, a network in Oakland of 20 centers who license patients to use the drug, stated his staff members had actually treated as many as 50 clients ages 14 to 18 who had A.D.H.D. Bay Area medical professionals have actually been at the forefront of the strong argument about medical cannabis, winning tolerance for people with serious health problems like terminal cancer and AIDS.
"It's safer than aspirin," Dr. Talleyrand stated. He and other marijuana advocates maintain that it is likewise safer than methylphenidate (Ritalin), the stimulant prescription drug most often made use of to treat A.D.H.D.
In 1996, voters approved a ballot proposal making California the first state to legalize medical marijuana. Twelve other states have followed suit - enabling cannabis for a number of defined, major conditions including cancer and AIDS - however just California adds the grab-bag expression "for other illness for which cannabis supplies relief."
This has actually left those doctors willing to "suggest" cannabis - in the Alice-in-Wonderland world of medical marijuana, they cannot lawfully prescribe it - with freedom that some use to a bold degree. "You can get it for a backache," stated Keith Stroup, the founder of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws.
Broadening its use among young individuals is questionable even among physicians who license medical cannabis.
Gene Schoenfeld, a medical professional in Sausalito, said, "I would not do it for any individual under 21, unless they have a dangerous issue such as cancer or AIDS.".
Dr. Schoenfeld added, "It's harmful to adolescents who chronically use it, and if it's being made use of clinically, that indicates chronic use.".
Dr. Nora D. Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, stated she was especially worried about the threat of reliance - a danger she said was already high amongst teenagers and people with attention-deficit disorder.
Counterintuitive as it might seem, however, patients and physicians have been reporting that cannabis helps alleviate some of the signs, especially the stress and anxiety and anger that so commonly accompany A.D.H.D. The disorder has been detected in more than 4.5 million children in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Researchers have linked the use of cannabis by adolescents to enhanced risk of psychosis and schizophrenia for individuals genetically predisposed to those illnesses. However, one 2008 credit report in the journal Schizophrenia Research suggested that the occurrence of mental illness amongst teenagers with the disorder who made use of cannabis was lower than that of nonusers.
Cannabis is "a blessing" for some individuals with A.D.H.D., stated Dr. Edward M. Hallowell, a psychiatrist who has actually composed a number of books on the disorder. However, Dr. Hallowell stated he dissuades his clients from utilizing it, both because it is - mostly - illegal, and because his observations reveal that "it can cause a syndrome where the entire person wishes to do all the time is get stoned, and they do nothing else."


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I recently made a pilgrimage with a good friend and fellow Whedonite to Torrance, CA, aka real life Sunnydale from Buffy the Vampire Slayer. It's something we've both been wanting to do for a while, as the show and all the people involved have influenced us so much. It was also on the way to our summer apartment so we figured, why not!? During our short trip we visited two of the most significant locations in the show: Sunnydale High School and the Summer's residence.
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