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(WFLA) A Swedish man walking across the world is making his way through the Tampa Bay area on Thursday.
In May 2013, Mats Andren began his journey from Stockholm, Sweden to Sydney, Australia.
"One of the biggest disappointments when I travel is that it ends too quickly, you don't really have time to absorb where you are," he said. "I average around 20 miles, 30 kilometers a day."
Andren said he decided he wanted to adopt a minimalist lifestyle, so he sold all of his possessions and now has all his belongings in a small cart, which he calls his mule.
He expects to arrive in Australia in about two years.
"I'm thinking it's going to take me the rest of this year to cross the USA," he said.
So all of this walking begs the obvious question: Why?
Andren is looking for that answer himself.
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NiSource Reaches New 52-Week High (NI)
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Daniel Bubeck
DANIEL BUBECK (Narrator) made his professional debut in the premiere of John Adams' El Niño at the Théâtre Musical de Paris-Châtelet in a production by Peter Sellars conducted by Kent Nagano. Since then he has performed in El Niño in more than 20 productions on four continents, including performances with the BBC Symphony, Deutsches Symphonie Orchester-Berlin, Royal Flemish Philharmonic, Radio Filharmonisch Holland, Estonian National Philharmonic, Tokyo Symphony, Boston Symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic, San Francisco Symphony, Atlanta Symphony, Orchestra of St. Luke's, the Ravinia Festival, and the Adelaide Festival. In 2012 he sang Countertenor 1 for the premiere of John Adams' The Gospel According to the Other Mary with the Los Angeles Philharmonic under Gustavo Dudamel. He has performed under such renowned conductors as Esa-Pekka Salonen, Robert Spano, David Robertson, and Tõnu Kaljuste.
A Handel specialist, he has sung numerous operatic and oratorio roles including the title roles of Giulio Cesare, Rinaldo, and Solomon, as well as roles in Saul, Flavio, Partenope, Arianna in Creta, Theodora, Israel in Egypt, and Messiah for New York City Opera, the Orchestra of St. Luke's, Carmel Bach Festival, St. Thomas Church, Opera Vivente, and Gotham Chamber Opera.
Among many career highlights, he has sung Oberon in Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Princeton Festival, Handel arias with the Orchestra of St. Luke's, excerpts of Philip Glass' Akhnaten with the Los Angeles Philharmonic conducted by John Adams, Henze's Das verratene Meer with the Tokyo Symphony, the American premiere of Lost Objects with Concerto Köln (with music by David Lang, Julia Wolfe, and Michael Gordon), a recital tour in China with the Suzaka Trio, Messiah and Bach's St. Matthew Passion with the American Bach Soloists, and New York City Opera's VOX new music project.
Daniel Bubeck can be heard on recordings of John Adams' El Niño with Kent Nagano, The New Four Seasons with Musica Sequenza, and the soundtrack of the Warner Brothers thriller I Am Legend. Forthcoming engagements include El Niño with the London Philharmonic, the role of Fernando in Handel's Rodrigo with Opera Mission, and performances of Adams' Gospel According to the Other Mary at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam and the Ravinia Festival.


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Sound: I have a strat copy that I thought was amazing with this amp, until I freed myself of my n00bdom. Seriously, no guitar could survive through this thing, it's that bad. I occassionally play some classic rock, but usually metalcore, and this is probably the worst amp for this music style. It's "distortion" knob is not distortion! It simply makes a muddy clean sound and raises the volume a bit. There is virtually no gain no this thing so don't expect anything amazing. // 4
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Overall Impression: This is one of those amps that n00bs (like me in the past) get scammed into buying from those "value packs". It's really not worth it, seriously, just fork out another $50 and at least get something Decent like a low wattage Crate depending on your music style. If this were stolen or lost, I'd probably thank my theif, give him a hug and some fruit for putting up with the horrrible tone, and buy him dinner. THere's really nothing I like about it, except that it makes even a Line 6 Spider seem amazing. If this were a dog, it would most definitely be that ugly little mut in the corner being all emo with the local fat kid with a fetish for ugly dogs. Enough analogies? Ok, don't buy it! // 2
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Many parts of Qurans, calligraphy that is 200 to 250 years old and two hand-written Qurans have been discovered in the attic of a mosque in the Central Anatolian province of Konya and delivered to the Konya Regional Calligraphy Art Library. The director of the library, Bekir Şahin, said the works had been found by chance during a cleaning of the mosque's attic.This is not as unusual as it sounds - many very early Qurans were found in the roof of a mosque in the Yemen, as Muslims, like Jews, are reluctant to destroy documents with the name of God - and there are a number of similar Islamic "Genizahs" known around the world.
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There are two movies in "Jackie." One of these movies is just OK. The other is exceptional. The first one keeps undermining the second.
There are two movies in "Jackie." One of these movies is just OK. The other is exceptional. The first one keeps undermining the second.
Things to Come is the detailed tapestry of one woman's life, as she moves through an important transition.
Roger Ebert on James Ivory's "Howards End".
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
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A recap of the fifth annual Los Cabos International Film Festival, including reviews of select titles.
For the 36th installment in his video essay series about maligned masterworks, Scout Tafoya examines Ken Russell's "Lisztomania."
A reposting of Brent Northup's review of "Shut In."
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FFC Pablo Villaça explores the themes at the heart of Denis Villeneuve's sci-fi film "Arrival."
A piece on the experience gained from seeing bad movies.
The competition titles for Sundance 2017 have been announced.
Has Tiny Fey ever played a character we weren't rooting for?
In smart features such as "Mean Girls," "Baby Mama" and "Date Night," on the just-completed NBC series "30 Rock," on "Saturday Night Live" and in her book "Bossypants" or even co-hosting the Golden Globes, Fey's either likable or lovable. We're on her side, through all her pratfalls and fashion faux pas and quick, self-deprecating quips.
Who doesn't like Tina Fey?
That's pretty much how it goes for most of the journey in the blandly titled, disappointingly flat "Admission." Then the wheels fall off and you suddenly think: I don't know if I like this person.
Semi-fatal flaw for a standard issue rom-com.
Fey is Portia Nathan — a name that might lead you to believe this gal's a porn star, but she's actually an admissions counselor for Princeton, zipping around the countryside in her sensible car, wielding her brightly colored notebook filled with paper-clipped files and photos and notes (apparently the iPad hasn't made its way to campus), vetting the nation's brightest high school seniors, most of whom won't make the cut despite their 4.0 GPAs, their status as "legacies" and all those extracurricular activities.
That's strike one against this film. Unless you've got Tiger stripes coursing through your veins, how much interest will you have a in film that makes it seem like getting into Princeton is second only to gaining admission into heaven? Are we really supposed to feel bad for the 17-year-old who doesn't get into Princeton and instead has to "settle" for Duke or Michigan? This is hardly "Lean on Me" territory.
Still, even though Portia's got that yawn-inducing, elitist job, we love her. We're rooting for her as she travels the slick, intermittently entertaining, surface road traveled by many a romantic comedy. Portia is surrounded by the requisite cast of colorful supporting players, including Michael Sheen as a pompous ex-boyfriend whose new girlfriend is expecting twins; Gloria Reuben as Portia's rival for a promotion; Wallace Shawn as her boss; and a wonderfully acerbic Lily Tomlin as Portia's hardcore feminist mom, who's part philosopher and part survivalist, living deep in the woods, wielding a shotgun and saying the dogs can hunt down and consume their own food.
But then comes strike two. Some stuff happens in the film's third act that makes us stop in mid-cheer for Portia and even consider rooting against her. Why would we support someone who would do THAT? (I'll say no more, knowing I've already provoked the ire of some movie fans who believe even revealing the title of a movie should be prefaced with "SPOILER ALERT!")
Unlucky in love, struggling at work, so averse to children she's practically allergic to them, Portia is incredibly ripe for romance with a good guy. (It's almost as if she's starring in a Sandra Bullock movie.)
Enter the low-key genius Paul Rudd, he of the quirky one-liner and the pitch-perfect comedic read of nearly every line he's ever uttered on screens big and small.
He's the almost too-good-to-be-true John Pressman, who runs the progressive New Quest school, which is populated by a group of highly intelligent, super-serious and arrogant little bleeps who try to make mincemeat out of Portia's rah-rah Princeton recruiting speech, only to have the tables turned when she points out they're not exactly going to change the worlds of medicine, law, politics and finance without, you know, advanced degrees.
When John's not encouraging independent thought at New Quest, he's traveling the world on goodwill missions. This man is so awesome, he even brought back a kid from one of those missions and is now raising the boy as his own. Whataguy!
Even though the following developments are revealed in the trailer and advance press materials: SPOILER ALERT!
John is convinced that one of his students, the eccentric but sweet Jeremiah (Nat Wolff), is actually the son Portia secretly gave up for adoption when she was in college. She keeps that information to herself while doting on the kid, which makes her seem more like a cougar on the prowl than his mother, which she may or may not be. Once Portia's convinced she is Jeremiah's mom, her behavior goes from smothering to — well, that was the stuff I was talking about earlier. Of course we expect our lead character is going to make mistakes, but Portia's actions are so out of left field and so … wrong, she loses us.
Helmed by Paul Weitz, who's at least partially responsible for some of my favorite gems of the last 15 years (including "About a Boy" and "In Good Company"), "Admission" has some sublime moments, most of them involving Fey and Rudd dancing around their inevitable romance. The problem is in the foundation. No doubt there's a film to be made about the intense pressure to get into a top-tier college and the adults who have made it their lives' work to be the gatekeepers of the process, but that seems more like dramatic fodder than the launching point for a great comedy. Then there's that problem with Portia, who's basically likable and then not so likable, and then we're asked to be happy for her at the end, but she hasn't given us enough good reason. If there were an admissions test, we'd send Portia packing.
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The playing cards represent a symbolic language, handed down to us from our ancestors in Atlantis. Little of the mystical nature of these cards had been known by the vast population until the publication of Richmonds work described above. The keepers of this knowledge called themselves 'the ancient order of the magi', and one of their aging members approached Mr. Richmond to informed him that he had been chosen to be his next successor. The story is truely fascinating, and for the full rendition I recommend reading 'Yenlo and the Mystic Brotherhood', by Arline Richmond.
This website is dedicated to the unfoldment of the knowledge presented in the Mystic Test Book, or what Richmond also called 'The Magic of The Cards. This latter term has great meaning for me, since after many years of using the system presented here I have found that the cards do indeed speak to me. But it should be known that I do not use the framework of this system as a platform from which to speak about the cards, but rather the framework acts as a sounding board through which I listen to the subtle language of the cards about which I speak.
After years of attempting to simplify the complex nature of the cards as they move through the houses of the framework, I have finally come to realize a simple truth about the suits, and how fundamental they are in relation to our place in humanity. The discovery was quite by accident, and happened at a time when I was studying the suits that governed each column based on the planetary rulers already established (see Evolution of 7). At the same time I was studying Carl Jung's work on the 4 Psychological Types in a book of his compiled works 'The Portable Jung'. A direct linkage was automatically identified, but a long time had passed between when I wrote the original article on the suit-column relationship, and the discovery of Jung's profound work.
The 4 Suits are symbols, each representing an independant process that is operating within the human psyche. Carl Jung termed these processes 'psychological functions', and has written extensively on the subject. Here we are exposing the linkage between Jung's psychological functions, and the playing card suits. They are one in the same. Jung has grouped these functions into two types: 1.) perceptive functions and 2.) judging functions. Sensation and Intuition are perceptive functions, while Feeling and Thinking are judging functions. All 4 of these functions are operating within each person to some degree or another.


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Urban legends and pro wrestling go hand in hand. With the lines of what is real and what is fake constantly blurred, the business is more than prone to its share of rumors, myths, and legends...some of which are in fact true.
Over the years, pro wrestling legends have come and gone, but this particular crop of tales from the mat seems to have withstood the test of time.
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Whenever an election approaches, as the 2012 presidential race now quickly is, some (though not nearly enough) Christians begin to consider prayerfully for whom they should vote. And many begin by asking questions like, "Whose side is God on?" or "Is God a Republican or a Democrat?"
However, let me suggest that, for the Christian, these are the wrong questions.
Let me tell you something about the newest critter on our farm.
No, this isn't the magnificent, golden-tailed hawk that comes to sit on the black wooden fences separating two of our paddocks, more or less watching the horses eat their fill.
This isn't about the smudge-sized black field mice I saw scurrying under the leaves of the decaying melon patch as I was turning over the garden for fall – one of whom, I must confess, met an untimely interface when he was unearthed by the blades of my tiller, God rest his little vermin soul.
Perhaps the scariest time of my life came during a few weeks when I didn't know how scared I should be.
I was a third-grader, and at a time when most boys my age were concerned with being liked by classmates, having to take a regular bath and making the starting lineup, what I didn't quite grasp was that the security of my world was teetering on the brink of total annihilation.
In my last two columns, I have waded into the often-perceived-as-controversial territory at the intersection of politics and religion. Though many try to keep them separate, it is my firm belief that because God established the idea of government (Romans 13) and because governing is first and foremost a moral and spiritual enterprise (making laws that determine right and wrong), trying to separate politics and religion is not only undesirable, it is impossible.
Leon Mooneyhan has taken on the role of the "music man" in Shelby County, trumpeting his vision for a downtown performance and convention center and scoring his own little symphony out of the sometimes discordant notes he hears.
When I first chatted with Mooneyhan about his concept of a "City Center" for Shelbyville, about three years ago on a Saturday morning in the historic home of a mutual friend, it was – mixing my metaphors here – as if he were preaching a sermon while I was right behind him, wearing a robe and singing bass.
A cousin called from Mississippi on Saturday morning to say that my beloved alma mater and her favorite team, Southern Mississippi, should get a new football coach.
"A new coach?." I said via an intermediary. "The guy only has coached two games. How can you dislike a coach after two games?"
Did I mention this cousin was of a mature age, a God-fearing, church-going woman who speaks in a quiet, honey-thick Southern drawl that Andy and Gomer surely would appreciate, that her mother was my Aunt Bea? Well, that's a side point.
In my last column, I jumped right into the usually taboo subject of the intersection of church and state, suggesting that because governing is first and foremost a moral enterprise (making laws that determine right and wrong), trying to separate politics and religion is not only undesirable, it is impossible.
I then went on to say that because the Bible spoke directly to most of our social and political issues, and because followers of Jesus should be governed by what the Bible says, all Christians should have similar positions on those issues.
The heart-stopping sounds that raise us from deep sleeps and catapult us into an adrenaline-infused tidal wave of fear now have a new coconspirator.
You know that remorse that automatically overwhelms you when you hear a telephone ringing in the middle of the night or a text message beeping on your cellular telephone while you are aslumber. Each of us to is ingrained to believe that no good news ever arrives during those hours. Our personal histories stand testament to that.
If you are old enough to remember watching Green Acres, you likely will recall how Oliver Wendell Douglas had to climb a pole outside his bedroom wall – which slid open, conveniently – to place a call through Sam Drucker in Hooterville that would be relayed to his neighbors or beyond.
In case you haven't been paying attention to the news lately, both major political parties have had their respective conventions, and the presidential election season is now fully under way. Some of you no doubt follow such things very closely with great interest, and others generally dread the next two months of political advertisements that constantly will be interrupting your favorite television shows.
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I'm 60 years old and like most older women want to lose the matronly look that my 30 year old large implants give me. I'm curious if the pocket (behind the muscle) can be too large for a smaller implant. I know a lift is needed as well. One Dr says I have a lot of natural breast tissue to just explant with a lift and another says I would need an implant for best results.
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Downsizing your Implants
Dear Newmeaug13. Several factors need to be considered when deciding to remove an implant and perform a breast lift versus downsize the current size of your existing implants. This includes the amount of breast tissue that you have, the size of your current implants, the size of implant pocket, as well as your desired expectations. Several different surgical options exist that can satisfy your goal. I recommend seeking a formal consultation with an ASAPS (American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery) plastic surgeon to discuss your goals and desires to determine the correct implants and surgery you will need.
Explant with Mini Ultimate Breast Lift is all natural
You are an excellent candidate for a new technique called Explant with Mini Ultimate Breast Lift. Using only a circumareola incision it is possible to remove the implants, reshape your breast tissue creating upper pole fullness, elevate them higher on the chest wall and more medial to increase your cleavage. Aligning the areola and breast tissue over the bony prominence of the chest wall maximizes anterior projection, which will allow you to go without implants. This technique is all natural, avoids the ugly vertical scars of the lollipop or boat anchor shaped incisions and eliminates the complications of implants.
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Can the Pocket Under the Breast Accommodate a Smaller Implant?
I might agree that exchange to smaller implant with a full lifting is indicated. But ONLY IN PERSON examination allows a more definitive response.
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Adjust pocket for a smaller implant
Your surgeon might be correct in that if you remove your implant all together you will miss the upper fill that the implant provides. Your pocket can be reduced and adjusted to keep a smaller implant centered in the breast as the pocket is indeed likely to be too large.
Web reference: http://www.peterejohnsonmd.com
Changing to smaller implants
There are several surgical options that could be used...the best one would depend on the type of result you want, how much breast tissue you have, and where it is located in your breast. Some women have natural fullness, but not in the most desirable places. Ask to see examples of your surgeon's work on patients like you...this is an operation that requires experience.
Pocket Adjustment Needed For Smaller Breast Implant?
Thank you for the insightful question and pictures. Yes, it is often necessary to reduce the size of the breast implant capsules, as well as perform a breast lift, when downsizing breast implants. If this adjustment of breast implant pocket capsule is not made, patients may end up with a breast implant displacement problem postoperatively. I think that the use of the breast implant capsules as a layer of "support" may help improve the outcome and longevity of the breast lifting procedure as well.
You may find the attached link helpful to you as you learn more about this type of revisionary breast surgery.
Best wishes.
Web reference: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/breast-implant-size-reduction.htm
Can the Pocket Under the Breast Accommodate a Smaller Implant?
If you want a smaller implant or no implant at all, neither presents a technical challenge for an experienced surgeon. Sometimes, an implant can help with superior pole fullness, which may improve the cosmetic result. Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of breast augmentations, breast lifts, and breast augmentation revisions each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
Web reference: http://www.hughesplasticsurgery.com/breast-augmentation-and-lift-photo-galleries.php
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Police Lt. Clark Morrow and CATV Production Specialist Thad Vessar received the Videographer Award of Excellence
Department of Defense "My Boss is a Patriot" Award
The City was presented with the "My Boss is a Patriot" award from the Department of Defense National Committee of the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) at the July 16 Council meeting
ATF Award
The Department of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) presented a plaque to Fire Marshall Kent Harris and the Olathe Fire Department Bomb Squad for their assistance in August
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Section 8 Rental Assistance Program employees were credited for HUD giving the Olathe Housing Authority a score of 100%, earning them a "High Performer" status and allowing them to apply for additional fair share vouchers
HUD High Performer Status
The Olathe Public Housing Authority was awarded "High Performer" status from the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for receiving an overall score above 90%. The program evaluation was based on four areas: management, financial, quality and upkeep of public housing units and tenant satisfaction
Outstanding Risk Control Award
The Olathe Housing Authority received an Outstanding Risk Control Award from the Housing Authority Insurance Group for implementing nine risk control standards, resulting in a credit on housing authority insurance premiums
Life Safety Achievement Award
The Residential Fire Safety Institute (RFSI) presented the 2002 Life Safety Achievement Award to the Olathe Fire Department. The Life Safety Achievement Award recognizes local fire prevention activities that contribute to reducing the number of lives lost in residential fires
Metropolitan Chiefs and Sheriffs Assocation Awards
The Metropolitan Chiefs and Sheriffs Association and KMBC-TV honored several Olathe Police personnel for their actions during 2002. Receiving a Bronze Award for Valor: Officers Ty Moeder and Brent Coup, Senior Patrol Officers Brad Caldwell and Kurt Skiles, and Sgt. Bart Branyon for their actions on the scene of an armed and suicidal individual. Receiving a Certificate of Commendation: Officer Eric Yahn for his seizure of 246 pounds of cocaine during a traffic stop
American Legion Emergency Responders of the Year Award
Olathe Fire Captain Dave Diehl, Fire Apparatus Operator Jerry Meeks, and Firefighter Bob O'Sullivan each received the American Legion's Olathe-based Emergency Responders of the Year Award for their critical emergency response in a life-saving situation
Voter Outreach Partner of the Year Award
The Olathe Youth Congress was awarded the Voter Outreach Partner Award from the Johnson County Election Office and Celebration of Patriotism Foundation for their efforts in encouraging voters to go to the polls.
APWA Awards
The Kansas City Metropolitan Chapter of the American Public Works Association (APWA) recognized Public Works Director Rick Biery and two city projects with top honors. Rick was recognized on the chapter level as a "Top Ten Public Works Leader of the Year." The development of Calamity Line Park was recognized as "Public Works Project of the Year" in the small projects category. The City also received the Public Works "Project of the Year Award" for medium-sized projects for renovation of our three neighborhood pools
Volunteers of the Year Award
The Olathe Youth Congress was awarded the Volunteers of the Year Award from the Olathe Chamber of Commerce for their volunteerism efforts in the community
Fire Prevention Award
Fire Captain Jack Holcom was awarded the Fire Prevention Award from the Sons of the American Revolution
KRPA Outstanding Project Award
The Two Trails Skate Park received an Outstanding Project Award by the Kansas Recreation and Park Association (KRPA)
ICMA Carolyn Keane Award
Thanks to the efforts of Recreation Program Supervisor Sue Elliott and our outstanding Recreation staff, the City of Olathe, in partnership with Olathe District Schools, received the International City/County Management Association (ICMA) Carolyn Keane Award for Programs for the Disadvantaged for our Camp Rolling Along Program
Peak Performance - Gold Award
The Association of Metropolitan Sewerage Agencies recognized the Cedar Creek Waste Water Treatment Plant with a Peak Performance – Gold Award in recognition of excellence in wastewater treatment
KWEA Award
The Kansas Water Environment Association (KWEA) also recognized the Cedar Creek Plant with the Class IV Plant Award for excellence in operations and maintenance
Digitally Savvy Cities Award
The Information Services Department was ranked 13th in the Most Digitally Savvy Cities by the Center for Digital Government
GFOA Certificate of Achievement
The Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) awarded the Strategic Financial Management Department's CAFR its Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reports for the 25th consecutive year.


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As the closing event of Hope Sandrow's three-month Platform project, Genius Loci, musicians Carlos Lama and Ulf Skogsbergh will perform Clairaudience, a DJ set composed of audio samples of farming, transportation, spoken dialects, weather, and other regionally inspired sounds.
Clairaudience is a sound collage– interspersed with silence– that refers to the evolution and diversity of activities that have, over time, been associated with the Montauk Highway site of the new Parrish Art Museum.
According to Sandrow's research, the Shinnecock people once inhabited the land, Thomas Sayre, a founder of Southampton, farmed the land, and it later functioned as a poultry farm, then a tree farm. Sandrow states, "History is always remaking itself, and this performance evokes constantly shifting narratives. Every time you recall a memory, you change it." As such, each sample played during Clairaudience will build upon the previous, bridging historic and real time sounds in a timeless space.
Viewers may choose to be seated or move about the theater, and are invited to contribute sounds to the composition as it is performed.
This event has been rescheduled from its original date of February 8 due to weather.


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Here Is Your God: Songs of Grace from the Book of Isaiah
"Here Is Your God," is the latest worship album from Grace Evangelical Free Church in La Mirada.
Watch as Walt Harrah and Erik Thoennes discuss the theology behind the songs from the new album.
Here Is Your God: Interview with Erik Thoennes and Walt Harrah from Grace EV Free on Vimeo.
Isaiah 40 opens up with a word we could all use in these hectic times – it's the word comfort. It is said twice, even. Israel was probably in captivity at the time Isaiah was written, and these words must have been like a drink of cool water to God's desperately thirsty people. If they had lost any hope of restoration, the words of chapters 40-66 of Isaiah were meant to flood the driest of hearts with the living water of God's glorious plan and purpose.
What would it be like to sing some of these truths, so that our hope gets reawakened as well? The God who reveals himself in these chapters is still in charge, and while his ultimate plan is yet unfolding, we need all the help we can get to make it to the finish line. Surely these words were meant to give us endurance and encouragement as well.
God promised that his word would never return to him without having accomplished its purpose. May you experience revival and renewal as you listen, to the ultimate glory of God.
1. Here Is Your God : Song lyrics and description : Sheet Music
2. The Best Is Yet To Come : Song lyrics and description : Sheet Music
3. Life Everlasting : Song lyrics and description : Sheet Music
4. Prepare The Way : Song lyrics and description : Sheet Music
5. I Belong To The Lord : Song lyrics and description : Sheet Music
6. Despised, Rejected : Song lyrics and description : Sheet Music
7. Beauty From Ashes : Song lyrics and description : Sheet Music
8. Set Things Right : Song lyrics and description : Sheet Music
9. The Light Of The Lord : Song lyrics and description : Sheet Music
10. True Religion : Song lyrics and description : Sheet Music
11. Just Wait And See : Song lyrics and description : Sheet Music
All songs by Walt Harrah 2010 Seedsower Music ASCAP
The above links will give you more info about these songs and let you download the sheet music for free at www.waltharrah.com
Produced by Walt Harrah
Engineered by Brian Petersen
Mixed and mastered by Ted Blaisdell
Cover art and layout by Becky Griswold
Drums: Nate Warne
Bass: Andrew Braine
Electric guitar: Dale Bryson
Acoustic guitar: Kenny Clark, Drew Brokke
Percussion: Will Gearhart, Nate Warne
Violins: Lindsay Orr, Laurel McMillen, Amanda Sansonetti
Viola: Megan Grafton-Cardwell
Cello: Meghan Zeikle
String bass: Andrew Braine
Piano, pads: Walt Harrah
Here Is Your God
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The Best Is Yet To Come
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Life Everlasting
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Prepare The Way
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I Belong To The Lord
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Despised, Rejected
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Beauty From Ashes
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orchestrated by and piano performed by Trevor Gomes
Set Things Right
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The Light Of The Lord
Marla Bustad
True Religion
Kenny Clark and Marla Bustad
Just Wait And See
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Walt Harrah and Mindy Price, bgvs
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At Grace every member of the body is necessary and important for us to do the work that God has called us to do. Our members need to be active if we are going to be faithful to our mission. Our Elders equip the body, but the entire body is to be active in service.
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St. Joseph Parish and School offers a quality athletic program to students enrolled at St. Joseph School as well as the St. Joseph Christian Formation Ministry (CFM) program. All boys and girls in grades five through eight are encouraged to participate in volleyball, basketball and track.
The St. Joseph Athletic Association strives to provide a positive experience for all players, coaches, parents and spectators. We enforce good sportsmanship, teamwork, respect for authority and self-discipline, while helping each participant gain knowledge of the rules and strategies of each sport in order to attain skills which are commensurate with each individual's level of ability.
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There are financial problems for two Oahu schools providing services for Hawaii's autistic children.
The schools said the state is to blame. They said the Department of Education has stopped paying many of its bills.
The Loveland Academy in Honolulu is closing its doors at the end of this month. The Pacific Autism Center is just holding on.
The Loveland Academy in Makiki is where as many as 30 students, mostly those diagnosed with autism, attend a day treatment center that school officials say is the only one to offer wraparound mental health care.
"Loveland only exists because the Department of Education and the Department of Health asked Dr. (Patricia J.) Dukes to create this place," said Carl Varady, attorney for Loveland Academy."
It was created with the arrival of the Felix Consent Decree. But, Loveland Academy is now slated to close its doors on July 27. The 62 full-time employees are down to 18.
Loveland officials and their lawyers said they are being forced to close because the state stopped paying for the education of some of these students despite orders by the federal court to do so.
"It's stunning that the state would thumb its nose at the federal courts, federal law and ignore these rules," said Varady.
Lawyers for the Loveland students said the school is owed at least $700,000.
It's a similar experience with the Pacific Autism Center, who said the DOE owes them about $300,000.
"We had to sit down and run the numbers and really think through what we are going to do," said Laura Cook of the Pacific Autism Center. "We came very close to making a decision to close because we couldn't sustain not knowing when we are going to get paid or if we are going to get paid."
The Pacific Autism Center recently moved from a 4,800 square-foot site to an 1,800 square-foot site. They are down from 17 children to seven. The center has some private-pay students and others paid for by military TRICARE insurance.
"We need the DOE to be responsible and we need them to fulfill the requirements and stop playing all these games," said Cook.
In a statement released Monday, DOE Deputy Superintendent Ronn Nozoe said, "Our highest priority is to ensure Hawaii's students receive a high-quality education. The Hawaii State Department of Education has paid and continues to make payments for services provided by Loveland Academy in cases where there is no legal dispute regarding the DOE's obligation to pay. We must be diligent in ensuring payments to Loveland, as well as other providers, are made appropriately."
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Atlanta Celebrates Photography (ACP) returns this month with over 150 exhibitions, events, and lectures throughout the city, including the return of the "My Atlanta" project at Piedmont Park. This year's extravaganza also brings noted photographers from around the world to Atlanta to discuss and exhibit their work in a series of lectures and shows, including Larry Sultan (who's iconic My Mother Posing for Me, 1984 is pictured here), London's Tate Modern curator Emma Dexter, Bruce Davidson and Paul Aresu. According to ACP executive director Anne Dennington, the organization closely examined last year's event and refocused to provide more of what visitors wanted. "This year we are creating the template that will be used for all the future ACP festivals," Dennington said. "We think this year's show will be the balance everyone wants."The refocusing also helped ACP grow: more than 200 photographers are involved, along with 150 venues scattered all over metro Atlanta. Dennington admits that seeing everything during the month-long celebration will be a stretch."We've reached the point where you can't see everything, but there is diversity and everyone will find something of interest," she said."My Atlanta," the opening event of the festival, returns this year with a new theme: a celebration of dance. Amateur and professional photographers are encouraged to take photos of dancers of all ages in different settings around the city and bring them to the Piedmont Park Bath House on Sunday, Oct. 9. The photos will be hung in the Bath House, judges will choose the best and prizes will be awarded."A new component of ACP will be the Portfolio Review," Dennington said. This day-long event on Saturday, Oct. 1, will give participating photographers a chance to meet with curators, editors and agents who might be interested in purchasing or representing their work. A number of New York galleries will have representatives, as well as the Magnum Photo Agency and Photograph magazine."This event gives photographers access to people they couldn't just call and say come look at my work," Dennington said. "It's a chance for the photographers to move to a new level."Photography collectors will have the opportunity to hear with their peers, collector's seminar on Saturday, Oct. 15, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Arnall Golden Gregory gallery (171 17th St., Suite 2100).The heart and soul of the ACP event is the galleries and spaces hosting photography exhibits this month. While too numerous to mention here, some of the bigger ones include the Annie Liebovitz show "American Music" at Jackson Fine Art. Fay Gold Gallery will celebrate its 25th anniversary in Atlanta during ACP with work by Robert Mapple-thorpe, Andres Serrano, Herb Ritts, Cindy Sherman and Sandy Skoglund. Dennington said a complete guide for ACP is available online at www.acpinfo.com, and printed programs are available at local galleries, bookshops and coffeeshops now. The idea of Atlanta Celebrates Photography was first conceived during the summer of 1997 by a group of local photographers, educators and museum professionals. The goal was to have a regular event in which photographers could come together to network, share resources and talents, discuss issues, and grow professionally. By 2003, the festival had grown to include over one-hundred photographic exhibitions and events. Two of the co-founders, Corinne Adams and Susan Todd-Raque, have remained active in the organization and been integral to its growth.For more information on Atlanta Celebrates Photography, call (404) 634-8664 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Here at EW, we watch trailers to anticipate the drama, intrigue, and artistic vision of upcoming films. Especially if that artistic vision involves Natalie Portman's butt. After today's release of the the green-band trailer for Your Highness – starring Danny McBride, James Franco, and Portman as a band of misfits who embark on a quest to save the kingdom – my colleague Clark Collis (an experienced reporter on all things derrieres) pointed out that Universal used some CGI trickery to cover up Portman's behind, which was seen in all its thong-y glory in the previous red-band trailer.
According to a source close to the production, the scene was altered so the MPAA would approve the trailer for screening for "appropriate audiences" in theaters. The R-rated flick will indeed show the the raunchier version on the big screen when Your Highness is released April 8. After the jump, see if you can spot the differences (what a fun, sexy game for you!) at 1:09 in the green-band trailer and at 1:33 in the obviously NSFW red-band trailer.
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Skip to comments.Texas Cops Release Cheney Shooting Report
Posted on 02/16/2006 11:12:36 AM PST by areafiftyone
FEBRUARY 16--Five days after Vice President Dick Cheney shot a hunting partner, a Texas sheriff today released his department's report on the incident, which investigators have formally classified as an accident. A copy of the Kenedy County Sheriff's Department report, released this afternoon by Sheriff Ramon Salinas, can be found below. The sheriff's report includes information provided to deputies by assorted witnesses as well as Cheney and Harry Whittington, the 78-year-old lawyer who was struck in the face, neck, and chest by the vice president's wayward birdshot. Cheney was interviewed Sunday morning, more than 14 hours after the Saturday afternoon incident. There is no indication in the sheriff's report that he was questioned about alcohol consumption by Chief Deputy Gilberto San Miguel, who interviewed the vice president and authored the report. Whittington, who was questioned Monday at a Corpus Christi hospital, declined to have his Q&A session taped and told investigators that "foremost there was no alcohol during the hunt" and that everyone in the hunting party was wearing proper "blaze orange" attire. In a Fox News interview yesterday, Cheney said that he downed one beer at lunch Saturday afternoon. On Tuesday, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department issued the first report on the Cheney shooting incident. (5 pages)
I am only going to post this much because the report is much too long. You can click on the link to read all of it.
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That said, if it is standard procedure for the police to give people a day or so to pull themselves together before looking the interviews start, then this really is nothing unusual. I'm just surprised that's how the police do things, thats all.
It would appear that accidental shooting are handled far more casually than I'd realized.
Did you know that when John Wayne accidentially shot Ward Bond in a hunting accident, Ward Bond left the shotgun to Wayne in his will?
Actually a young man in my area was peppered with birdshot a few years ago and the local LE acted like it was no big deal, they did not seem to equate it with the more serious shooting incidents at all. Birdshot hitting a person is usually only very annoying and really painful, not a big deal.
The person I knew didn't think to report it to LE at all, his mother made him go to ER for treatment, they reported it. LE talked to him later by phone for their report since they were notified. BTW the ER in this case just cleaned the wounds real good and sent him right home.
I'd bet a lot of these type of incidents aren't even reported to LE or medically treated at all. I've heard of some non-reports myself.
This should only have been a major deal for the man who was hit and Cheney. The man that was hit, was hurt worse than normally happens, and of course it had to scare the tar out of him. Cheney admits it was his fault, so he feels guilty and terribly bad that he harmed a friend.
The rest of us would not even care if Cheney wasn't involved. When is the last time you saw a news article about someone shot with birdshot before this happened? This is for sure not the only time an incident like this has happened.
It takes a moment for everything to register...so did Cheney REALIZE "AT THE MOMENT" that he was the one who hit Whittington?
I'm afraid that if I was a Security dude, that I might have put Cheney on the ground and protect him until I knew absolutely what was going on.
In other words, till I knew that an "accident" had occurred and there were no other in coming shots and everything everywhere was checked out, the media and the cops can go to hell. That's the way it should be.
This was not a delicate situation, it was a devastating situation; an injured friend and the protection of the Vice President of the United States was involved.
Mr. Whittington understands exactly what Mr. Cheney has been through and when he said he withheld any statement out of respect for the Vice-President, it was because he recognizes that his friend IS the Vice-President of the Country they love and respect and his friendship has to be second. Whittington is a good soldier and so is Mr. Cheney.
With all due respect to both gentlemen, I hope that Mr. Whittington will recover nicely because I think he wants to hug his "old friend" and take away some of his pain.
So a drunk hunting party would not be a physical threat to the VP?
So the SS would let the Vice President of the United States get drunk, along with his party, grab guns, and go hunting?
I never heard about it at all, thanks.
Soon you will know that you have been banned from FR.
Depends on who is doing the covering.
Good one......by the way, I heard on Hannity's radio program this afternoon that teddy made a somewhat snide remark in the Senate that was in reference to the Cheney shooting incident - it was within earshot of hillary as well, she was described as "laughing out loud."
I wish I could quote the remark that Teddy said - but it wouldnt be correct.
If Cheney had shot john edwards {and he went room temperature}, I would have suggested that Cheney should plead self defense. s/off
Why was this released. Mr Cheney has a right of privacy just like anybody else. The fact that it was ruled an accident should be the only information necessary. This smoking gun site shouldn't be allowed to print this.
INteresting - thanks.
Back toi the real point, the poster I was responding to seemed to be implying that the SS's job was to delay the sherrif's interview, that is just not part of their duties insofar as I understand them.
ANyway, cleared of charges so the point is moot. Also per above poster sprayed birdshot really is no big deal from an LEO POV - that was the part that had been confusing me about the delayed interview (but no longer).
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Yeah, Truth Is Definitely Stranger Than Fiction
One of the Giffords shooting victims, James Eric Fuller, joined in with the attempt of the Left to blame the Giffords shooting on conservatives: "It looks like Palin, Beck, Sharron Angle and the rest got their first target," Eric Fuller, a former campaigner for Ariz. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, told Democracy Now. "Their wish for Second Amendment activism has been fulfilled."
Today Mr. Fuller was arrested for making a death threat:
Toward the end of the town hall meeting Saturday morning, one of the shooting victims, J. Eric Fuller, took exception to comments by two of the speakers: Ariz. state Rep. Terri Proud, a Dist. 26 Republican, and Tucson Tea Party spokesman Trent Humphries.
According to sheriff's deputies at the scene, Fuller took a photo of Humphries and said, "You're Dead."
Deputies immediately escorted Fuller from the room.
Pima County Sheriff's spokesman Jason Ogan said later Saturday that Fuller has been charged with threats and intimidation and he also will be charged with disorderly conduct.
Among the dignitaries at the town hall taping were Mayor Bob Walkup, U.S. Rep. Raul Grijalva and former Congressman Jim Kolbe.
All this is somewhat explicable when one reads up a bit more about Mr. Fuller. Go here to do so.
For anyone still misguided enough to think conservative politics motivated Mr. Loughner, here is a video he made last year at his community college. I think it speaks for itself.
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Even left-wing ditzes, like Loughner, know better than to try shoot up a GOP event. We can defend ourselves.
Stick with murdering unborn babes, courageous ones.
Krugman and Olbermann need to take responsibility for this.
I don't want to detract from this tragedy, but may I mention an off-topic subject.
Our friends in Australia are suffering from the worst floods in living memory. Fully one third of Queensland – a huge area – is seriously affected. Brisbane in cleaning up after the floods peaked Thursday, and though not quite as bad as the floods of 1974 are the worst there since, I think, 1889 in its scale. The town of Grantham in the Lockyer Valley just west of Brisbane has been wiped off the map.
New South Wales has alson been deluged, and Victoria has just faced its worst flooding, again in living memory.
Remember our Aussies brothers & sisters in your prayers, as I'm sure we all are for those killed in Tucson.
Thanks and God bless.
How about this sick fool takes responsibility for himself?
Mr Fuller, look at the swinging watch. Listen to my voice. "I will not make inane comments about politics. I will not blame conservative individuals for mass murders. I will re-enlist so I can serve my country with a right attitude. I will blame the leftists and liberals who are really responsible for the moral and spiritual decay of this great nation….
The utter lack of coherence is striking!!! It isn't rambling such as I run into from those living on the streets who have mental health issues. Here, there is a repetition of a central thesis – unconstitutionality of government actions to limit free speech, leading to genocide and his eventual homelessness – to each and every thought that seems to occur to him. E.g. He receives a "B" in a course he is calling "free speech" and this is implicit of a conspiracy to restrict his free speech and leads to his being "homeless." I assume that, by "genocide," he is suggesting that the community college is "murdering" the spirit of his generation.
It is fascinating. It is frightening.
And unsurprisingly the hate goes on.
His tone almost suggests that he knows he's making no sense to anyone. I don't know if anyone else saw the interview with his high school girlfriend, but she said she thought it was likely he was faking the insanity. Granted, it's been a few years since they were close and Loughner could've snapped in the interim, but it certainly gives one pause.


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Obviously you and I know being gluten free has its land mines.
We, you and I, know how devastatingly painful it can be when you accidentally "get glutened", and it sucks, to say the least.
You and I can control what happens in our kitchen, we can control mostly where we go to eat, but the other day, someone asked me about what to about attending a wedding with a sit down dinner.
This raises a few questions. Do you just go and not eat? Do you ask the bride if there is a gluten free option? Do you trust the chef or caterer?
I dunno, if it were me, I would probably not mention at all to the bride, as she has enough on her plate at the moment. I would just eat before I go, and not eat during the wedding. Well I guess it depends on how well I knew the bride. If this were my wifes, brothers, co-workers cousin.. i might feel weird about stepping in. If it were my own sister, I'd step up to help out.
Between you and me, I wouldn't eat food that I didn't trust or had not researched. Even if I was the one hiring the caterer and they told me they had gluten free options, I might want to research into that a little deeper before I went out on faith.
I would imagine that some caterers and chefs REALLY understand the impact of gluten on someone with Celiac disease, but I imagine there are a handful of yukko's who *think* they get it, but they really don't. Trust issues anybody?
I certainly wound't expect the bride to just "GET IT" unless she or a family member suffers from Celiac disease.
All in all though, it sure can't hurt to ask. You could ask the reception hall, or jump in to help the bride with her plans by speaking with the caterer and starting a gluten free list of attendees. While you're at it, might as well add nut allergies and vegans to the list building.
I would also imagine that any decent venue would make accommodations for you if you called and spoke with them
Don't make the bride feel bad, she's got a lot on her plate as it is. Help her by being the one who volunteers to consult with the caterer / venue / chef about food restrictions, and offer to contact all guests to start a gluten free / nut free / vegan list to help make things easy for you, the bride, and the venue.
Anything to add? Would love for you girls to chime in on some of your experiences.


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Skip to comments.Jimmy Carter Says He Puts His Trust in Muslim Brotherhood But Is Concerned About Israel
Posted on 03/10/2012 1:17:14 PM PST by massmike
Former Democrat President Jimmy Carter says he trusts the Muslim Brotherhood...
But is concerned about Israel.
In the face of warnings by the Egypts Muslim Brotherhood to tear up the Arab nations peace treaty with Israel if U.S. aid is cut, former President Jimmy Carter, the chief negotiator of the 1978 deal, says he trusts the Islamists to do the right thing no matter what.
The reason: because they told him so.
In an interview with the nationally-syndicated radio show Americas Morning News, he also raised concerns about Israels threat to attack Iran over nuclear weapons. Asked about the direction of the Israeli government headed by Benjamin Netanyahu, Carter said, He is much more eager to go to war than President Obama.
(Excerpt) Read more at humanevents.com ...
I always felt sorry for Jimmy; his earlier mental retardation has turned into irreversible dementia. Pray for his call home soon to the Lord. He takes pity on those who are handicapped thru no fault of their own.
Someone leave the door to the Home unlocked again??
What a disgusting POS.
"What a disgusting POS."
We do a very poor job choosing leaders. My first reaction to Carter, as a very young person, was to think he was arrogant. I later was swayed by his work with Habitats for Humanity etc.. My first impression was correct. People like that need to be debated to irrelevance.
He's a real old-fashioned Democrat -- the guy just needs a white hood.
Why would anyone in the right mind apriori "trust" the Muslim Brotherhood? Based on what? Oh, wait, Jimmy Carter is a (senile) liberal so he just relies on his feelings to make decisions and policy.
Thanks to Jimmuh, North Korea has the atomic bomb. Bet he trusted them too. 'Nuff said.
Jimmy Carters picture should be next to the definition of a dufus in the dictionary.
Hey Jimmy, there's a wild@ss rabbit with a chainsaw waiting for you back at the home.
Carter's general problem with Hitler is that he was a crazy incompetent and "didn't finish the job", but otherwise, he's OK.
Can you spot the problem with this picture?
Is he still alive?
I thought he had died.
Correct me if I am wrong but wasn't he the first President who had to deal with Islam, failed miserably, and relied on Ronald Reagan to bail his ass out/
Jimuh needs to go reread Genisis again. He is sorely in trouble on judging Israel and not supporting Israel.
Only the brain and soul.
Has Carter ever been right about anything?
There was a reason He was booted out after 1 term,
Landslide too !
It's going to happen again in November
Good ol Jimmy Dhimmi.
Because what is happening lets them get what they secretly want, without taking any blame. There is a reason Boehner did not cut off funding for OboZoCare, which is running into hundreds of billions with them declaring a 111 billion shortfall already. Those expenses are for putting in place the implementing agencies that will never go away.
Whether or not you recieve health care will depend on an appointed fifteen member resource allocation board. Can you say death panel?
Even if the court knocks down the mandate, (which I doubt) you will never unravel the mess and you can lay that at the feet of Boehner.
From your keyboard to God's monitor.
supposed to have been a nuclear scientist in the Navy, but I wonder if he actually ever did anything constructive....
I voted for this idiot before I had my enlightening...twice.....
I am convinced Carter's father was a member of the KKK and Carter was taught to hate Jews.
Excellent news: My compass still points true North. Viva Israel!
Did he call the Muslim Brotherhood a "rational actor" much like Obama's Joint Chief of Staff channelling his boss Obama referred to Iran.Seems like there are no rational actors in this administration.
If there are death panels all medical locations will have to be protected by the military. There will be soldiers on the roofs with M-16s. Can you imagine the reaction of a bunch of people who are told to take their babies home and let them die?
No comment necessary. He said it all.
enough said..same age many in Congress are..time for new blood...
It won't be a bunch. It will be a few at a time, it worked very well in Germany. Some just refused to go off the cliff, but they did not stop the others.
We have killed 50 million babies since Roe, and probably countless old people, since we began to warehouse them to someone else's care.
The Netherlands, I think it was that introduced house calls for euthanasia last week. Designed to look like an ambulance, you can call up and have your self offed at your convenience. Of course I suppose some one else could make that appointment for you.
Every where death with dignity has been introduced it has been expanded to include involuntary euthanasia. Anyone that does not see that coming is probably in their teens.
Good question. I think he has evil in his heart.
Jimmy, man, shut up! You've got a real shot right now to be bumped up to *second* worst president of all time. Don't make us have to rethink that.
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Syracuse Gets on Track with Big East Win over Rutgers, Gait's 50th
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. – For the fourth consecutive year, the 11th-ranked Syracuse women's lacrosse squad won its BIG EAST opener with an 11-7 victory at RV/18 Rutgers on March 26 in Piscataway, N.J. Orange sophomore Michelle Tumolo tied her career high with four assists and recorded a game-high five points.
The victory was the 50th win for Syracuse head coach Gary Gait. Since taking over the helm of the program in August, 2007, Gait has guided the Orange to a record of 50-20 (.714), two appearances in the Final Four, two BIG EAST regular-season titles and one conference tournament championship.
Freshman Katie Webster gave Syracuse (3-5, 1-0) the early lead, scoring an unassisted goal at the 28:53 mark. Two consecutive goals by Ali Steinber gave the Scarlet Knights (6-3, 1-1) a 2-1 its only lead of the game with 24:14 mark before freshman Amy Cross found the back of the net off an assist from senior Tee Lacouceur to even the score. Cross' goal sparked the Orange on a 7-2 scoring run that gave Syracuse an 8-4 lead at halftime. Tumolo assisted on senior Catherine Rodriguez's goal and then found the back of the net at the 19:31 mark to put SU up 4-2.
Following a Rutgers goal by Lindsey Watts, Ladouceur and freshman Alyssa Murray recorded goals before junior Sarah Holden capped the scoring run with two consecutive goals. The Scarlet Knights had a chance to cut into the lead on a free position with 15 seconds remaining in the first half, but senior Liz Hogan made a save on Marlena Welsh's shot to preserve Syracuse's four-goal lead at intermission.
The Orange continued to put on the offensive pressure to open the second half as a pair of goals by Rodriguez gave Syracuse its largest lead of the game at 10-4 with 23:38 remaining. Kristen Anderson scored an unassisted goal for Rutgers at the 22:20 mark, and she and Steinber both converted free position attempts to cut SU's lead to 10-7 with 7:00 minutes left to play. That was as close as the Scarlet Knights would get as Murray recorded the game's final goal with 2:49 remaining to give the Orange a 11-7 victory.
Rodriguez tallied a career-high three goals while Murray had two goals. Webster and Ladouceur each finished with a goal and an assist. Steinber led Rutgers with four goals
Syracuse outshot Rutgers, 22-21, and picked up 16 ground balls to 10 for the Scarlet Knights. Both teams won 10 draw controls. Hogan finished with seven saves and three ground balls. Aimee Chotikul and Lily Kalata combined for seven saves for Rutgers.
Syracuse will play its sixth consecutive road games on Monday, April 4 at Dartmouth at 4 p.m.
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King of Dragon Pass is the first computer game set in Glorantha. From the people at A# it "...combines interactive stories and resource management to create an epic saga of conflict, magic, and community".
The game is a great introduction to both Glorantha in general and to the world of the Orlanthi in specific. The game is quite gripping and fun to play and really does force you to think like an Orlanthi would. From my experiences of playing the game they are the most miserable bunch imaginable to try and rule. Cajole would be a much better term! The number of things you have to look after make the game much more challenging...and speaking personally I really enjoy games that allow you to both explore and build things as well as have battles. The game has a lot of the features my favorite games like Civilization II or Masters of Magic have, building, exploring, developing but all on a smaller and more personal level.
All in all it is a very good game that's a lot of fun to play.
Visit Lokarnos - your index to all the best Gloranthan
Version 1.7 update. October 08, 2002.
(You can link to more reviews from A-Sharp's website).
Of course KODP won three Best of Glorantha awards Best of the Best, Best Visual Art, and Best Playing Aid July 09, 2001 (update anyway).
Version 1.6 update available. July 09, 2001
King of Dragon Pass has been nominated for an Origins Award. These awards are given by
GAMA, the association for adventure/hobby games (such as the paper & dice roleplaying
game Hero Wars which KoDP licenses).
Jerry Pournelle chose KODP as his game of the month in his Chaos Manor column. April 10, 2000
Macworld puts a review of the game on their website. April 7, 2000
KODP won Best Visual Art Award at the Second Annual Independent Games Festival. Congratulations to David and the crew. March 14, 2000.
You can now download an update to version 1.4 from the A-Sharp site. There's also a version 1.5 beta available.
What's New
Questionnaire for Clan Generation from KODP August 09, 2000
First clan saga added April 17, 2000
Map from KoDP added January 28, 2000
Added list of clan names from the game January 19, 2000
Added some comments from another fan. January 18, 2000
List of treasures in the game added January 11, 2000
Links to the KoDP Message Board and List Serv added January 11, 2000
List of Orlanthi names added January 10, 2000
Since March 14, 2000
The game King of Dragon Pass is a copyright of A Sharp LLC while Glorantha is a trademark of Issaries Inc. This page © Oliver D. Bernuetz (for what it's worth). Last modified May 01, 2003