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Riichi (リイチ, Riichi) is a jōnin of Konohagakure.
Riichi is the type of person that would rather do what he wants instead of working. He would even complain about this. He carried a normally happy demeanour.
Riichi has shoulder length brown hair, with bangs. His eyes have a very distinctive sunken look that gives him the appearance of being tired. He wears the standard attire of the Konoha shinobi inclusive of forehead protector and flak jacket.
Part I
Konoha Crush
Riichi was as a guard of the East Gate. He complained to his partner that he wanted to watch the Chūnin Exams and not be on guard duty.
Part II
Akatsuki Suppression Mission
Riichi was part of the Nijū Shōtai, tasked to find out information about Akatsuki. His team was sent to one of the organisation's hideouts which was infiltrated by them. However, their research bore no fruits as none of the S-rank criminals were present.
Pain's Assault
Riichi was stationed outside the borders of Konoha as a scout, along with Tsuzumi Sarugaku and a small team of shinobi. After the members of his squad reports that all was well he comments that it seems as though it will be another nice day. When the Six Paths of Pain and Konan arrives, he and his team are killed. However, they are later revived when Nagato uses his Outer Path: Samsara of Heavenly Life Technique.
Past Arc: The Locus of Konoha
During a flashback, it was shown that Riichi was captured by ninja from the Jōmae Village and held for ransom. He was rescued in a hostage exchange for Hanare.

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First, go to as many public (or trade) events as possible to talk with the winemaker and taste their wine. Just like anything, practice is paramount. Taste everything you can. Make notes and find a way to catalog them. In Houston, two wine buyers, Antonio Gianola and Sean Beck, have taken their wine notes to a high level. In the case of Antonio, he has a photographic memory. He keeps his notes in small booklets and refers to them when needed. Sean, who oversees wine programs at four restaurants in Houston, now takes his notes on an IPad. He uses key words so he can search back on them when he is looking for some specific wine. These two gents have set an example worth following. And while not all of us are blessed to have a memory like Antonio or an insatiable curiosity like Sean, again, the key word is practice.
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Rarely does anyone pronounce my name correctly in America. I'm not so sensitive to it, but if you are a wine lover or a wine professional, pronouncing the names of the wine correctly is a big deal. The first place to go is the Italian Grape Name & Appellation Pronunciation Project by Jeremy Parzen. Jeremy finds and video records actual producers of the wines. Very fun and instructive, and of course, very proper Italian spoken.
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1) Indeed...but they arent sure if they believe that anymore. 2) There is nothing wrong with sprinkling, neither is their anything wrong with annointing with oil, neither is their anything wrong with confirmation, neither is their anything wrong with full immersion. Infant Baptism, whilst fine, is also meaningless in terms of eternity, except as a public demonstration of the parents intentions. 3) Having statues doesnt mean they worship them, neither does Rome promote the worshiping of them...however, it must be said that some Catholics probably do. 4) When you need prayer, why do you ask other people to pray for you? You will see prayer threads over this section. Are we mediators?? In terms of Eternity there is no difference between a living Christian and a Dead Christian, as all are alive in Christ...if you ask me to pray for/with you...why would you not ask ANY Christian period. The idea is not to pray TO Mary, the idea is to ASK Mary to pray FOR You...I dont consult the Saints...but then I generally dont ask anyone to pray for me, as I can pray myself. But I understand the principle of what is trying to be expressed. Now, again I am sure these things get abused...but can you really blame that on Rome? 5) Priests can not Forgive...BUT the CAN tell you that GOD forgives you...infact, ANYONE can tell you that GOD will forgive your sins if you appologise to him. The Priest doesnt do the forgiving...but he does have the authority to tell you that GOD will. 6) That was a gross missuse of power by the Roman Church...but nowadays the church doesnt have the power to make it worth selling any supposed remission of sin. You need to ask yourself how powerful Rome is...because I think you find the vast majority of Roman Catholics, technically speaking, do not adhere to Rome, nor do they listen to the Pope.
^this is what perfection looks like
2) please feel free to show me in the Bible where sprinkling is biblical........also, confirmation does not equal salvation, although it is taught that way. And before you tell me it's not, I was confirmed in the Episcopal Church and lived like the devil for 10 years, so I know better. My wife who was also confirmed in the Catholic Church was told that she was a Saint and a child of God, but it was not until many years later that she heard the true gospel and came to the saving knowledge of Christ.
3)Then what do they have statues for? My in laws are still practicing Catholics and I can remember not to long ago they were having problems selling their house and were told by clergy to buy a statue of "Saint Something"(cannot remember the name now) and to bury it in their yard and it would help sell their house! Can you say mysticism?
4) Please show me where it is Biblical to pray or even talk to the DEAD? Including MARY!?!?!?!? Also, show me where Mary can even hear your requests???
5) Quotes from the Catechism: A)"Penance is also a sacrament instituted by Our Divine Savior in which sins committed after Baptism are forgiven through the absolution of the Priest." B)The priest, as God's representative, can forgive sins because God has given him the power to do so." C) "Our Savior could indeed have decreed that men should receive the Pardon of their sins by going directly to God with contrition. BUT a sacrament, administered by men in the name of God, IS A MORE ASSURING AND A MORE EFFECTIVE MEANS." D) The power to forgive sins by pronouncing these words of absolution is given to the priest at his ordination. In order to exercise this power the priest must have jurisdiction, or be authorized to ACT AS A SPIRITUAL JUDGE OVER THE PERSONS HE ABSOLVES."
E) THE PRIEST FORGIVES SINS WITH THE WORDS: "I absolve thee from thy sins in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and the the Holy Ghost, Amen."
Judging from the above quotes, the priest is doing more than just telling people that God forgives them..............
2) Please feel free to show me, where its forbidden No Ceremonial can save, so what does it matter whether its oil or sprinkling, or full imersion? The Rite of Baptism doesnt save anyone...no Rite saves. The Rite is simply their as an outward declaration of faith, and the hope that it reflect an inward and completely invisible baptism. Afterall...The Holy Spirit Baptises with Fire...are you suggesting Imolation should be on the agenda that really WOULD be something to behold...but about as mad as the snake handling churches.
3) Statues are Ikons, and Ikons a symbols that point to something. They have statues in the same way you might have stained glass, or bannars, or wear vestments, or dress your altars in coloured linens. I am sure SOME people DO worship statues. But not all. Just like paintings sometimes the Statues have nothing to do with who sees them, and alot to do with the reason why some person might have been moved to sculpt them.
But I dont mind Christian Mysticism. What was suggested to them sounds like an Invokation. They are asking for help, and doing something physical to show that. I tell you that when I move into a new house, I bring round a local Priest and I have him perform a house blessing. Its an Invokation...I ask GOD quite deliberately to enter the house, to clense anything untoward, and to bless the house, to have his host guard and watch over the house and protect it. It is my home, I need to feel safe...and I have been in situations, and shared them on this forum, where evil will come into my home and distress me. I know that there is power in the occult, and power in the spiritual realm, and I also know that GOD is the only method to stave off that sort of attack. You might want to say thats superstition, or mysticism...but if you ever encounter spiritual warfare yourself, believe me, you will never see coincidence again, you will know that the veil between temporal and spiritual is VERY thin...and you will pray for help, however absurd it may sound
Do I believe a Statue will help you sell your house? No. Do I believe that GOD might help you sell your house. Yes. Sometimes he DOES ask...remember what he said to those who were in Israel...he told them to put blood on their doorposts so that when the Host came to kill all the first born egyptions, the Host would know to avoid their dwellings...can you say Mysticism???!
4) The Basis of this is that All are Alive in Christ according to Saint Paul. That would logically include those Saints who have died. The Church is the Body of Christ and its not confined to Earth or the Temporal Realm. This is known as "the community of saints" and is basically reference to EVERY CHRISTIAN PAST PRESENT AND FUTURE...if all are alive in Christ, and one can have "communion" with Christ...then one can have "communion" with all the faithful dead.
There is no "proof" that Mary can hear anyone, and I dont really think she would be terribly concerned...because the one thing that the Romans dont think about is firstly the process of being outside time, and secondly, the concept that those in union with Christ, and already perfected really pay much attention to the living, except to welcome them home on arrival. I am not terribly Marian myself, because I simply dont care for her...I know that sounds really bad, and I have nothing against her, I just dont feel the need to ask anyone who has died for help...why bother?? I ask GOD myself...its quicker, its easier...and im lazy But I understand the doctrine, the mysticism behind it...and it IS biblical that one can commune with dead Christians directly...as in...actually summon them in the way the soothsayers might...Poor Solomon was dragged from the heavens by King Saul I do believe...lets just say he would have much rather have been left alone. GOD forbids the practise...he doesnt say that you CANT do it...he says you SHOULDNT do it.
5) a) The prayer of Absolution doesnt Absolve Sin, it just says GOD absolves Sin...like I said...the Priest cant Absolve...but CAN tell you Absolution has been given by GOD...ANYONE CAN DO THAT.
b) Dont forget at one time they really thought that Priests COULD absolve sin, just like the Church could stop you going to Heaven...again...they dont really know if they believe that now or not...in one sence they have to say it, or they undermine the idea that the Roman Church is THE Church...but Vatican Two pretty much washed all of this sort of shyte away.
c) In the old days the Church used Latin as a Weapon against the illiterate society. These pagen converts made faults...and they wanted to know GOD had forgiven them. So the Priests would utter in latin that they could not understand and then say "yep...you're forgiven" infact for years they wouldnt let anyone receive communion. The whole service took place behind a gigantic curtain, just like in an old style Jewish Temple...the congregation couldnt see the priest, couldnt understand what they were saying, and only knew when the bread and wine were being blessed because the sanctuary bells would ring. That is NOT a Joke...the sanctuary bells still DO ring in Roman Catholic Churches and Anglo-catholic churches during the epiklesis to this day...infact around here, the Churches will even toll their central spire bells three times at the moment of Consecration to inform the outside world that it has occured. So you see how much power this gave to the Roman Church, the power over life and death, the power over eternal damnation or paradise...and the blackmailing of those whose family members died outside of communion with the Pope...and for about one thousand years between the dark and middle ages, they got away with it. Heck they even said if you didnt have a Roman Burrial you wouldnt go to Heaven...thats why the first thing Inocent did when Henry told him to shove it..was to suspend the Funierial rite. You have to ask yourself...did Rome EVER believe they had that power...or did they need to live a lie to hold onto power that they found themselves holding after the collapse of the Roman Empire...I'm betting on the latter...but then I'm a skeptic who doesnt even believe Constentine The Great truely had a conversion. Either way...only in the documents quoted are those beliefs...the Vatican never speaks about any of this stuff anymore publically...except for Allegience to the Pope, and the Urbi et Orbi blessings...outside of this they do not speak about indulgences, they do not speak about purgatory, they do not speak about power over life and death, and they do not speak about the Crusades
Incidently, Germany doesnt speak about Hitler much now either.
d) of course Priests have power to judge. They are called to ordination. Thats not to say they are infallable
e) In whose name did you say...It wasnt their own now, was it
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Not that any of that has anything whatsoever to do with the ANGLICAN Book of common prayer...which as an Episcopalian...surely you know They are part of the Anglican Communion...they should be using the BCP
Regardless of the current view of clergy on the issue of purgatory, there are a lot of people in the church who believe it, you cannot deny that..........no matter how you slice it, the idea of purgatory is heretical and should not be taught.
When it comes to Baptism, there is a big deal between sprinkling and immersion. The English word baptism is transliterated from the Greek word baptisma, which signifies dipping or immersion. The baptism Jesus authorized and commanded is precisely what is indicated by the Greek word baptisma: immersion. The book of Acts contains multiple accounts of baptism, and in every instance, the person being baptized was immersed.
Praying to Mary or even trying to talk to her is vain. The Bible clearly teaches that the living cannot communicate with the dead and vice versa. Many scriptures to back this up. Luke 16: 19-31 being one of them. Your example of Saul contacting the prophet Samuel from the dead does not hold water. Note what Samuel said to Saul in I Sam 28:16 "Then said Samuel, Wherefore then dost thou ask of me, seeing the LORD is departed from thee, and is become thine enemy? This was a time in Sauls life when Samuel the prophet was dead and Saul no longer had a connection with God. Saul had become an enemy of God. The Bible plainly teaches that we should not pray or talk to the dead in any way, shape, or form. It's called divination. Jesus Christ is the only person we should pray to. He is the only one who can intercede for us before the Father! There is no biblical support for any other person that is able to intercede for us. The Hail Mary prayer is HERETICAL!
No matter how you slice it, the idea of Catholic Confession is heretical! Again, the Catholics add some man made tradition of confessing your sins to the priest, when the bible clearly states you can receive forgiveness directly from prayer to the Lord Jesus.
2) Jesus didnt authorize any Baptism. He was Baptised, and the pauline tradition kept Baptism alive in his name. Jesus authorised Baptism by the Spirit of Fire...that has nothing to do with water, and nothing to do with imersion...everything else is symbolism...which without the power of GOD is absolutely meaningless. Now...I've yet to hear you say that we should all pour gasoline over our heads and ignite ourselves so as to be baptised by fire...which, incidently, some oriental religions will support, though not for baptism...but for peaceful protest.
3) passover has a lot to do with mysticism. You just dont count it as such because it happened on such a large scale that everyone saw...but the first few plagues were recreated by the Eygption Magicians...and then it went off the deep end. Besides...havent you heard that some Statues bleed, and some drink milk
4) it follows logically that its possible. Thats the point. Do I agree with it...I dont really care, as I said before: its not something that I do...but I'll tell you that IF I prayed to any saint, it certainly wouldnt be Mary
5) The Hail Mary reverers Mary...I dont see there is much wrong with that. I just dont feel the need to bother myself. The things attested to her in the prayer are true, although perhaps its a bit overboard to give her silly titles like they do...I mean they arent even accurate...How can she be "Queen of Heaven" when Jesus is King...she isnt his Wife...She's his Mother its just a little pompous...but being British I'm used to that sort of hype and dont give it a second thought.
The Hail Mary isnt even a prayer on its own...its part of a prayer known as "The Angelus" which is a variation on a theme of the Magnificat. Here is my favourite version of it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7BbncHyw9E (I cant get over her perfect diction and pronunciation of latin, particularly right near the end when she is basically singing a tonguetwister at fast tempo!
6) there is nothing wrong with confession to a priest, confession to your friends, confession to GOD or...confessions to the police There MIGHT be an problem with absolution IF the confessor, or the priest, doesnt remember who really does the absolution. The priest is only a spokes person for GOD...he's a little like a white house correspondant...he can tell you all about what the president will do...but he cant actually do it
Now...I didnt come here to talk about Romanism...I came to tell you that The Book of Common Prayer isnt part of it. Thats all I have to say really
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Doesn't the priest make you say, like, 783 Hail Marys before he forgives you?
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The numbers were clearly not on the Crew's side for the first hour of today's match at Montreal.
-Montreal was 11-0-3 when scoring first this year
-The Crew was 0-11-3 when allowing the first goal this year
-The Crew had gone eight road games (0-7-1) without a win
-Montreal is atop the Eastern Conference
But then suddenly, the Crew came charging back. Goals by Chad Marshall and Dominic Oduro sealed the 2-1 comeback victory against the Impact and, at least for a few hours, put some pressure on teams ahead of the Crew in the standings.
"When you're down in the standings and the teams ahead of you are dropping points, this was ultra-critical for our push to try and make a playoff spot," interim coach Brian Bliss said. "With the early game today we've put some pressure on some teams above us."
The moment the final whistle blew, the Crew remained in eighth place in the Eastern Conference but was only two points in back of fifth-place New England with five games to go. Granted, the teams in fifth through seventh place all still were yet to play this weekend and two were playing each other, but a Crew loss would have all but officially eliminated the club from postseason contention.
Instead, it was a comeback win worth celebrating.
"Obviously with where we are, every game is huge," said defender Chad Marshall, who scored his first goal of the season. "All we can do now is fight every game and try to get ourselves back into it."
Marshall's redemption
The Crew's defender was not the only player to blame for Montreal's game, but he took responsibility for it afterward. Patrice Bernier's corner went far-post to Matteo Ferrari, who headed it back toward the mouth of the goal. Four Crew players in the area moved toward Ferrari and none checked MLS Golden Boot leader Marco Di Vaio, who easily headed it past Crew goalkeeper Matt Lampson for the early lead.
"The ball got played back post, the guy headed it back high, I thought Matt was coming out for it and he thought I was going to head it out," Marshall said. "It just needs to be better communication."
Marshall's header from a Federico Higuain free kick marked his first goal of the season and helped spark the Crew comeback. Dominic Oduro would add the winner in the 79th minute, snapping a seven-game streak without a goal.
"Personally, it is (good) but I would give my goal for the team to get three points," Oduro said. "I wouldn't say I got the monkey off my chest, but something like that. I've been close a couple of times, but Higuain sent me a great ball and I was able to put my chance in the net. I'm happy I scored but I'm happy we got three points."
Said Bliss: "I think our guys fell asleep a little bit on the two-man corner. Montreal's a good team and they took advantage of it. We reorganized in the second half with the same spirit but a little bit more commitment. We were able to get the restart goal and we turned them over and ended up with the second goal."
With a number of injuries to deal with, Bliss had to make several changes to his lineup. Higuain returned after missing last weekend's game with an injury and was able to play a full 90 minutes, and Bliss paired him with Jairo Arrieta up top. That sent Ryan Finley to the bench and Dominic Oduro back to the midfield, which saw a few other changes as well.
Justin Meram was out of the lineup after starting the last three games in place of Oduro and Tony Tchani made his first start since June 5 as Ethan Finlay went back to the bench as well.
Defensively, Tyson Wahl made his first Crew start in central defense alongside Marshall while Agustin Viana returned to the lineup at left back.
"It's never easy," Bliss said of assembling the lineup. "That's why you have 30 guys on the roster. You have to rely on guys to fill the holes. We've asked guys to fill in roles and play different spots and give us the minutes that are required. To their credit the guys have stood up to the test for the most part."


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In short: Cold and wet but I think I enjoyed it!In full: This was my first half marathon and it was definitely a challenging course. Shame about the weather as I think the views would have been really motivational. Still finished 5 minutes faster than I predicted.Thought collecting numbers and chips on the day was going to be chaotic but was very impressed with how smooth the organisation was. But why does the T shirt say 2009?I wasn't affected by the headphones saga as I never wear them, but do think the information could have been in the instruction sheet sent out before the event.A big thankyou to the very friendly marshalls who could still cheer me on after standing in the cold and wet for over 2 hours. You probably deserve the medals more than us runners!Date of review: December 5, 2008
In short: Toughest conditions I have ever run in, but the scenery and friendsly faces were worth it!rIn full: The weather was bitterly cold and even two layers of clothing did not help much! Still it was enough motivation to keep going in the (vain) hope of warming up. Struggled with a painful hip and knee from mile 3 so ended up 6 minutes outside my PB. The course is challenging with a few hills but will definitely return. The scenery is beautiful and a special thanks to the marshalls who braved the cold! The New Forest ponies were a special treat, couldn't keep up with them! Travelled to Downton on my own and found everyone very friendly. Even made a few friends along the route and enjoyed a chat over a warm cup of coffee and bun after the race. Showers at the leisure centre were not great though... Other than that, hope to return next year.Date of review: December 4, 2008
In short: Still my favourite, despite one or two minor issuesIn full: This is comfortably my favourite half marathon for the simple reason that it boasts the best scenery I have ever seen in a race and the nice touches (a cup of tea and a bun at the end, and that's on top of the t-shirt and medal).I was intent on just enjoying the event as much as possible this year instead of worrying about my time, but I know people who have managed a PB here so there is some potential.I was a bit bemused by the fact that the t-shirt says 2009, does this mean I can regale my friends with stories of time travel? Will next year's have 2008 on it? I was also a tad disappointed that they had run out of the large sizes, surely there can't be that many runners needing a large?Not sure what all the fuss is about with people being disqualified for wearing headphones, the rules expressly state this is forbidden which is quite normal from my experience, not to mention dangerous if the roads are not closed to traffic.Wonderfully friendly marshals, thanks to all of you for braving the elements, especially the young lady at mile 10 who cheered me on just as I was starting to feel the chill!One small quibble would be that a loud-hailer is needed for the pre-race briefing as I couldn't hear a thing and the crowd wasn't that big.No reflection on the event, but do all the idiots decamp to Downton on the day of the race? A few drivers gave me some rude gestures, and I know some of the locals abused several of the runners last year. There are some sad people out there aren't there?That notwithstanding, I plan to return and return.Date of review: December 3, 2008
In short: Challenging!In full: I enjoyed this race and even achieved a PB! I would recommend taking it easy on the first half as it is very hilly - I went off to fast and never really felt totally comfortable. Overall a testing course but certainly one not to be missed! Date of review: December 1, 2008
In short: Challenging and well organised half marathonIn full: Stood in the cold before the start realising that we are all mad, still a friendly group of runners and an interesting and challenging course soon took my mind off the freezing rain.Appeared well organised but could not hear the warnings on IPODs at the start so was supprised to check the results and see people DQed for using them, shame.I will be back next year. Date of review: December 1, 2008
In short: Nice, but challenging and hilly race. Well run small town run.Date of review: December 1, 2008
In short: Lonely race could do with headphones for companyIn full: Seemed a lot of opposition with the rule no headphones or you will be disqualified, and some were. The course had many marshals and they were needed but could have done with some near the end by the bridge where the cars were attacking the runners, I am surprised no one was injured. I fully understand the reasons for safety but this was not made that adequately clear and the start brief was a complete waste of time because you couldn't hear anything. No one new where the start was I even passed it and didn't see it, maybe that's why people complained hence my comment lonely race could do with headphones for company Date of review: December 1, 2008
In short: Good organisation, beautiful scenery on a challenging but not impossible course spoiled only by the weatherDate of review: December 1, 2008
In short: Excellent scenery despite the weather!In full: Really enjoyable despite the rain and cold. Good organisation and a wonderful setting once you got into the Forest.Date of review: December 1, 2008
In short: A really cold start, the rain then came with a particularly aggressive wind, this made going quite tough, but I didn't allow this is dampen my spirits. The hills were steeper than I remembered from driving the course, but with keen spirit kept goingIn full: A really cold start, the rain then came with a particularly aggressive wind, this made going quite tough, but I didn't allow this is dampen my spirits. The hills were steeper than I remembered from driving the course, but with keen spirit kept going up all of them. Tea and hot cross bun after was a lovely touch, waiting in line for the tea was tough when we were all so cold. Showers at the Leisure Centre were cold which didn't help to defrost the outer extremeties but cleaned all of the mud off! Would definitely run this again, but hope for slightly better weather.Date of review: December 1, 2008
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The last few weeks have seen several interesting developments in the growing popularity of Cloud Computing. Slowly but surely, we are starting to see major corporate investment in this concept. IBM recently made a huge investment in cloud-based business recovery systems. It also emerged recently that Warner Brothers is backing OnLive, a new cloud-based gaming system that aims to make a huge selection of games instantly available to subscribers. PC World pointed out that, despite the troubled economy, revenue for cloud computing-related services is set to explode in 2009.
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Like most of us online and definitely like most libraries, I create more and more and more digital relics as I go through life. Pictures, videos, songs I've bought, ebooks I've downloaded, things I've written....you name it. If it's being created you can bet it's probably being created digitally. This all adds up, though, and the fate of any hard drive is to be filled with both really important, highly critical files and with digital ephemera that you want, but don't need daily. I've got a three-fold solution that I use, and will hopefully be helpful in solving some problem for libraries (or at least, librarians) out there.I have, basically, three kinds of data that I'm worried about protecting in some way: working files, files that are important but replaceable, and files that I can't afford to lose at all. Working files are just that: files that I'm currently working on for whatever reason. Might be a photo I'm editing, or a document, or an MP3 that I need to move to another computer...anything that requires action. Files that are important, but replaceable, are things that make my life easier if they are in digital form, mostly media. DVDs I've purchased and CDs I own have all been digitized, because I want to be able to watch them when I want and not when I remember to have a disk of plastic with me. I also want to be able to move them to my iPhone or other portable media player. If I lose the digital, it's ok, because I can just re-digitize them, but I really, really don't want to have to do that. And finally, there are the files that I just can't lose for any reason. Things like tax returns, photos of my daughter, receipts, and other digital items that need to be safe even if there's a natural disaster. Read More »
The past decade has seen the rise of amazing technology that allows people to exchange and access information at speeds never before imagined. We can work faster, we can exchange money faster and we can get news faster. This technology continues to grow, evolve and expand rapidly, and I think I can say with complete certainty that it isn't going away. Obviously, I think this is a good thing...I wouldn't be the editor of the blog if I didn't. But with great power comes great responsibility, and as amazing as the Internet is, it certainly has done plenty of harm to go along with the good.
Like the economic crisis, the Internet is in many respects, a giant mess that no ones really understands. Is anyone in charge of the Internet? In the United States, can we point to any government or private agency that is truly in charge of regulating the Internet? Is anyone truly charged with the task of preventing online piracy, identity theft or child endangerment that can come from Internet use? Sure, the FCC and various other agencies have roles, but they are far from clearly defined at this point. Read More »
Hot on the heels of Cindi's outstanding coverage of the Darien Library's Drupal Unconference, I had the chance to attend a smaller, in-person Drupal event of my own.The event, hosted by librarian and all-around Drupal enthusiast Leo Klein, included over twenty participants and took place in an instruction room in the library at DePaul University's downtown campus right here in Chicago.
True to form, the event was informal, open and was a great forum for discussion. While attending, I couldn't help but think of Cindi's description of Darien's Drupal Camp as an incredibly "human" conference, and how the same applied at this event. As participants introduced themselves, not one person described themselves as an "expert" on Drupal. The majority of attendees had never actively used Drupal, and were there because they were curious about what it might be able to do for them. People wanted help--they wanted discussion, and they wanted others to know what they didn't know as much as what they did. Read More »
I wonder if Peggy Orenstein ever got a letter (or several letters) from someone she was hoping to gracefully lose touch with. Or had a friend who called her parents, trying to find out where she moved after college. Maybe she wished for an "ignore" button. More likely, she grumbled to a friend and continued pursuing her adult identity.
Orenstein's thoughtful essay in last weekend's New York Times Magazine about the impact of online living on the creation of an adult identity has shown up on twitter a few times and (natch) on Facebook. For those of us who joined social networks as adults, the question of how to navigate the often-dreadful tweens, teens and twenties online seems huge and difficult. Read More »
The subject of this month's episode is the Mellon funded Open Library Environment (OLE) Project which has been in operation since the middle of last year with the goal to define a next-generation technology environment based on a thoroughly re-examined model of library operations and connected to other enterprise technology systems. Leading to a design for a next-generation library system using Service Oriented Architecture. Read More »
A quick question: What is the opposite of librarianship? What's the first thing that comes to mind? I can imagine some of you thinking that the Web is the opposite of librarianship. Perhaps for some of you, tagging came to mind because it's so uncontrolled and messy. Or perhaps Amazon's Kindle is the opposite of librarianship, as it tries to create an instantaneous celestial bookstore. Perhaps some of you wondered what "opposite" means in the context of this question. Maybe the question prompted you to ask in return, "Well, before we search for its opposite, perhaps we should wonder what librarianship itself is." There's no correct answer to this pop quiz...it's just food for thought.
As I think about this question myself, I keep coming back to a very tentative thesis that has been forming in my mind over the years. To wit: The rapid development and deployment of information technologies and computerized networks in the past 25 years, coupled with the explosion of information and data, combined with the diffusion of the power to create and disseminate information (blogs, tags, photos, videos, audio recordings, etc.), has created a situation in which the opposites of librarianship are in the ascendant, creating new relationships with librarianship itself.
Although that last sentence reads like a dissertation topic, let me try to begin to address it here in a few hundred words, then save the dissertation writing for much, much later. Read More »
We're proud to announce that beginning next week, the ALA TechSource Blog will be syndicating the Library 2.0 Gang Podcast.
The Library 2.0 Gang is a regular monthly round-table podcast hosted by Richard Wallis, joined by several contributors drawn from a pool of regulars from the world of libraries and the technologies that influence them, to discuss the topics of the day.
Each month The Gang will be joined by a guest relevant to the topic under discussion. Regular contributors include long-time TechSource contributor Marshall Breeding, library technology innovator John Blyberg any many others.
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Google is a company, or even a whole topic, that all librarians seem to have an opinion upon. Held up as the shining example of the way search should be presented, or the death of guided search dragging eyes away from the 'quality' resources held in libraries - a possible answer to the confused mess of eJournal aggregation - the organisation wanting to scan in all the books and then either replace, or facilitate greater access to, the worlds libraries - a wonderful resource to add value to library holdings. Just some of many, often contradictory, opinions. The constant being that the majority of librarians have an opinion on the subject. Read More »
Today, more people are using social networking tools to broadcast more details about themselves and their day-to-day lives than ever before. With tools like Twitter and Facebook, people are starting to just put themselves out there, warts and all. What's amazing about these new tools is that they provide more than a simple forum for touting imperfection--they provide a forum for improvement. Read More »
Drupal is hard. It has its own vocabulary. Its potential is so wide open that it is literally possible to do nearly anything with it, and while this idea is greatly liberating, it is also sort of paralyzing: Where do I start? What modules do I need? What can I DO with this thing?
But the way I see it, the fact that Drupal has a steep learning curve is no excuse. There's no question that Drupal has a steep learning curve, or that it can be messy and complex to implement, but its potential is too great for libraries to ignore. There is also no question that we can do it.
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The series I did last year on The Commons in Libraries has become part of my research interests these days and part of my presentations exploring "The Hyperlinked Library." Of course, the commons does not have to be just a physical space but can also be virtual. I thought it might be useful to explore what some libraries are doing to build the virtual meeting place.
Lafayette Public Library in Lafayette, Colorado recently introduced Lafayette Readers, a virtual community built in Ning. I sought out Pam Sahr, Horizon System Administrator, at the library to tell me more about the project.
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When a new trend emerges and grows as quickly as gaming in libraries has, those of us who weren't involved at an early stage can sometimes feel like they've been left behind. In all likelihood, there are librarians all over the country who have heard about the growing role that gaming is playing in many libraries and would like to expand its role in their own libraries as well, but just don't know how to get started.
ALA has created a fantastic new resource for just that type of librarian.The Librarian's Guide to Gaming: An Online Toolkit for Building Gaming @ Your Libraryis now available online. If you are looking to get gaming off the ground at your library, this is a one-stop-shop that will get you going in a hurry. Read More »
I was reading this post on Cloud Computing from the TechCrunch blog earlier today. This post includes some video from a recent Cloud Computing event that they held. Watch it and you'll see various experts and industry leaders singing the praises of cloud computing both on its technical merits and on the business innovation they feel it will bring. As this post argues, it all boils down to the fact that "as a term [cloud computing] is broad enough to encompass most internet startups and already is in danger of being latched onto as the next catch-all category". Or, as a representative of a venture capital company declares on the video, "cloud computing is the new dotcom".
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Here's how RW members rated this race (67 votes).
In short: This was my first ever attempt at a race and I thoroughly enjoyed itIn full: Lots of club runners, lovely weather and a very well marked course. Three killer hills though !Date of review: May 16, 2006
In short: Good fun...In full: Enjoyed race. Bit chaotic at start. Good marshalls round the course. km markings all over the place. Some big hills!Good for a charity training race, however, don't expect a pb. Worth doing as a good workout. No real big problems. Happy event :-)Date of review: May 9, 2006
In short: Excellent organisation 3 water stations on a 10k course is incredibleDate of review: May 8, 2006
In short: enjoyed evry much but needed better organisation at first water station and where's my mug?!Date of review: May 7, 2006
In short: Some odd organisation but a very pleasant work outIn full: Did this as a training work-out for autumn 1/2 marathon. Three testing hills but time was surprisingly quick. Difficult to judge pace as the kilometre markers were all over the place (I did the 8th km in 2m 20s!! Yeah). Nice warm morning and good to see a big entry. Pity there was no PA at the start, it was all a bit of a muddle finding where to line up and knowing when the race had started. Date of review: May 7, 2006
In short: Good, multi-terrain 10kIn full: Thought the organisation could have a been a bit better and the km marks seemed not very accurate.Warm day and did a very poor time not helped by having a slight injury to my leg.Good mug at the end though and a very big field this year.Date of review: May 7, 2006
In short: A very scenic, testing course - shame about the slightly chaotic start.In full: A lot of confusion over where (and which way) the start was and no time bandings like there'd been in previous years. Hence I spent most of the race trying to overtake slower runners on very narrow paths, leading to a disappointing time. However, the course is lovely and I'll definately be back.Date of review: May 7, 2006
In short: Some tough hills but good fun! Well marshalled. Nice mug.Date of review: May 7, 2006
In short: A great race! Worth noting that there are a few hills involved but don't let this put you off.Date of review: May 7, 2006
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Bizav Flying Activity Grows Again
Year-over-year business aircraft flying activity is up 1 percent, according to data released by aviation services company Argus. The greatest growth was in the small-cabin-jet category, where the number of flights rose 2.1 percent. Flights increased 1.7 percent for midsized business jets and 1.1 percent for turboprops, but declined 2.8 percent for large-cabin jets. By type of operation, the greatest growth occurred in the small-cabin Part 91 segment, up 10.5 percent. That growth offset a drop in small-cabin activity by Part 135 (charter) and fractional operators (down 8.5 and 11.9 percent respectively. Part 91 flying for all aircraft sizes grew 4 percent, while Part 135 flying dropped 3.3 percent and fractional flying dropped 0.6 percent. Argus' data is based on "serial-number-specific aircraft arrival and departure information on all IFR flights in the U.S."
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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: Tough but just got to do it.In full: This is one of those must do races & would recommend anyone to give it a go BUT make sure you do your BIG hill training and plenty of it. A fantastic race & great support, love the name on your race number which people kept shouting out.Date of review: November 12, 2014
In short: NOT a raceIn full: We were advised on the start line this was not a race!! Why was this not advertised as such? why bother giving out race numbers? Are BHF so afraid people might hurt themselves racing against each other? All the same we had a good race!! and a good course, shame about the organizers.Date of review: March 4, 2013
In short: Toughest, But Best race around.In full: Hideous conditions made this a real toughie this year, but still best race around. Special thanks to marshalls & jelly babies.Date of review: February 10, 2013
In short: Snow made this a special race.In full: Excellent race in the snow on a good cross country course made going slow but an excellent race. Thanks to marshals, shivering in cold conditions, but still offering plenty of support.Date of review: January 20, 2013
In short: One to Brag aboutIn full: This is one tough, tough race with weather conditions making it that bit harder still, never been so pleased to see a marshall with a cup of warm tea and eventually the finish line, soaked through. Now looking back so glad I toke part and finished despite slow time.Date of review: November 25, 2012
In short: Mud!!!In full: Fantastic race, marshalls excellent & plenty of the brown stuff!!Date of review: November 11, 2012
In short: Glorious SceneryIn full: Great trail race in fantastic location, marshalls on course excellent and plenty of water stations. One gripe though! On arrival there was no marshal in car park for directions and it was a case of help yourself, which fortunately sort of worked!Date of review: September 9, 2012
In short: A really toughie!In full: Thanks Chepstow Harriers for a great race, marshalls excellent (Thanks for jelly beans at half way) a real sting in the tail made for a very slow finish, I'll be back. Cakes in hall superb!!Date of review: April 23, 2012
In short: Good Race But!In full: Have run this race twice before and the change of course has made it slightly easier but still a good challenge.No indication of water stations & poorly manned. Given a raffle ticket for bagage area (where was I supposed to put it during the race) but baggage unattended at end of race so had to help myself! Prize giving started by finish area with tail enders still crossing the line. Don't want to moan but few things need sorting to get this race back to high standard of previous years.Date of review: February 21, 2012
In short: ChallengingIn full: Great race well done Dursley AC. Course changes good improvement, Thanks to Marshalls, very encouraging.Date of review: February 12, 2012
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Stocks Tumble as Deadlock in Cyprus Threatens to Worsen Eurozone Debt Crisis
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- U.S. stocks headed for a third day of losses Tuesday as Cyprus failed to reach a deal to recapitalize its banks, heightening investor concern that the Eurozone debt crisis may worsen and eclipsing stronger U.S. housing market data for February.
The S&P 500 was retreating 0.82% to 1,539.11 after two sessions in the red. The Nasdaq fell 1% to 3,206.49.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was falling 62.94 points, or 0.44%, to 14,389.12 after logging its largest two-day point and percentage decline since Feb. 26.
Concern grew that a full-blown Eurozone financial crisis could be in the offing if legislators in the tiny and indebted country of Cyprus are unable to reach an agreement to rescue their banks. Eurozone officials on Saturday asked the government to implement a plan to tax all bank accounts with the goal of helping to raise €10 billion in rescue funds for the island-nation.
Euro zone officials were reportedly planning to reject the measures and instead opt for a higher tax on bank deposits above €500,000.
Reflecting the challenges of reaching a deal, Cypriot Finance Minister Michalis Sarris offered to resign, an overture that Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades then rejected.
The European proposal to tax bank accounts could run into opposition from the Russian government along with Cypriots unhappy about a tax proposed by Brussels to sustain the country's banks.
"This would be particularly unpopular with the Russian Government, which might then refuse to extend the maturity of an earlier loan granted to Cyprus," Jennifer McKeown, senior European economist at Capital Economics in London commented in a note.
The FTSE 100 in London fell 0.26% and the DAX in Germany slumped 0.79%.
The benchmark 10-year Treasury surged by 14/32, diluting the yield to 1.909%. The dollar was up 0.44%, according to the U.S. dollar index.
Gold front month contracts for April were popping $8.80 to $1613.40 an ounce at the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange.
The U.S. Census Bureau reported today that housing starts, or new home constructions, rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 917,000 in February from an upwardly revised 910,000 in January. Economists were expecting an increase to 915,000.
The bureau said building permits, a proxy for future construction, increased to a 946,000 annual rate, compared to the predicted rise to a 925,000 rate. The prior month's figure was downwardly revised to a 904,000 pace.
The Federal Reserve begins its two-day policy meeting Tuesday and is scheduled to announce its latest policy stance at 2 p.m. the following day. Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke will hold a press conference at 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
AmerisourceBergen Corp (ABC) shares were jumping 5.1% to $50.77 Tuesday after the drug wholesaler announced a 10-year pharmaceutical distribution agreement with Walgreen(WAG) , the U.S.'s largest drugstore chain, and Walgreen affiliate and European drug wholesaler Alliance Boots. The deal also gives the companies rights to acquire a minority stake in AmerisourceBergen of up to 23%.


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Adorable Red Braided Hairstyle with Straight Across Bangs
Such an adorable hair style. This style is too cute for words. Her hair is long but has been braided at the sides. The top and front have been combed nicely forward giving this lovely full fringe.The hair cut is long. The front has been cut into this cool fringe.This redhead looks lovely as she has shades of brown added to the hair.
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Say 'No' to cuts for Health & Human Services
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We work for two organizations in New Ulm that provide care and services to persons with disabilities. We were shocked and dismayed with the news that the Minnesota House and Senate are proposing $150 million in cuts to health and human services, while increasing revenue by $2 billion. People who provide care to persons with disabilities are working with our state's most vulnerable people day in and day out. The care they provide is critical for allowing those with disabilities to live full and rewarding lives and, yet, they are often the lowest of paid workers.
In the past four years disability services have endured countless cuts. These cuts have affected both the individuals we support and their professional support staff who have not received a pay increase since 2009. People with disabilities and provider organizations have been part of the state's budget solution. It is unfair now to ask those same people to shoulder the responsibility of fixing the state's chronic budget problems by enduring another round of cuts.
Services such as ours (services for people with disabilities) and those who provide nursing home services are important and valuable contributors to the economic health of our rural communities. We ask our state legislators and fellow Minnesotans to not support further cuts to health and human services. Minnesota has a long tradition of caring for those who are unable to care for themselves; these proposed cuts go directly against that tradition.
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CHRISTmas #1Posted Tuesday, January 10, 2012, at 11:24 AM
I know, I know, I'm late, but you know how I love to share photos. I have heard the clamoring for photos via the silence, so I know that was you. I think. Maybe I just think so, but, I've said it before, it's MY World....so basically, I make up the story
CHRISTmas was not stressful for us this year. We decided that we were not 'buying into the commercialism" this year and buying tons of gifts. It's a good thing we decided that, cause we didn't have any money. Shewie! But really, what does anyone need? Nothing! We bought Grand kids stuff, and guess what? We only bought them "nerf guns!" How cool is that? cheap, and makes the parents tormented, and we go home to peace and good will to men. O my gosh, We are funny!
Our gift to each other this year was some cattle.... so, we traded a super nice horse, and a couple arms and legs. Really, money was gone! But, when we're old, we'll retire thanks to our cattle.
Anyway, we decided to share of ourselves. There are lots of family, so we were lucky and had several dinners. This was Friday before CHRISTmas. I cooked and some of Wayne's family came to share with us. Isn't this really what it's about? Being together?
Then on Saturday, we had the twins over for a few hours.
After playing outside, they got to open their gifts. Oh yes, I forgot. no nerfs for them, ...I found these BuildABear kits, and thought how fun would this be?
They really seemed to get into it. Stuffing the heck outtta the little bears.
We had a visit from Santa Clause apparently!
I had never done a BuildABear before, but I liked it. And I liked that you have to place the heart in the 'right spot' and make sure there are no wrinkles. This was very serious business.
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I kept mine simple this year too. It was quite nice. We were never all that commercial to begin with, but this year was a good one.
I shopped at Walgreens for much of my gifts. They had a lot of buy one get one free. That is helpful when you have 3 grandchildren.
I am all for simple these days.
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Power Authority Closes Lower Reservoir To Recreational Boaters
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NORTH BLENHEIM—The New York Power Authority (NYPA) has restricted all recreational boating and shoreline fishing at the lower reservoir at its Blenheim-Gilboa Pump Storage Power Project due to the large amount of floating and submerged debris, resulting from the severe flooding from Tropical Storm Irene's record rainfall.
The lower reservoir will be reopened when it is determined that conditions are safe for recreational use.
The Blenheim-Gilboa project's upper reservoir, located on Kingsley Road in the Town of Gilboa, remains open to non-motorized boating, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m daily. Permit holders are required to call 800-FOR-NYPA (800-367-6972), extension 6364, the day before they intend to use the upper reservoir. Boaters must stop at the South Gate on Valenti Road to notify NYPA security personnel before entering.
The upper reservoir may be closed to boating at any time at the Power Authority's discretion.
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■ The New York Power Authority uses no tax money or state credit. It finances its operations through the sale of bonds and revenues earned in large part through sales of electricity. ■ NYPA is a leader in promoting energy efficiency, new energy technologies and electric transportation initiatives. ■ It is the nation's largest state public power organization, with 17 generating facilities in various parts of New York State and more than 1,400 circuit-miles of transmission lines. ■ Approximately 80 percent of the electricity it produces is clean renewable hydropower. Its lower-cost power production and electricity purchases support hundreds of thousands of jobs throughout the state. ■For more information, www.nypa.gov.


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The challenge is how to produce enough biofuel to supply even a fraction of the jet fuel burned every year by the world's aircraft.jet's turbines react with other molecules in the upper atmosphere to increase levels of ozone, which traps heat, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. The water vapor that forms contrails and other chemically active gases emitted during flight also contributes to climate change. Although the amount of emissions from aircraft compared with other vehicles is relatively small — roughly 3 percent of total worldwide greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel burning — the mix of compounds in jet emissions and their release in the upper troposphere intensifies their heat-trapping power.
We believe we have a path for achieving biofuel approvals at a 50 percent blend level over the next two years."liquid, U.S. government tests show. And facilities to refine such algal oil are already being built. UOP — a refinery business of Honeywell that processed the biofuels used in the Continental test flight — opened the first "ecofining" facility in Livorno, Italy, last year, with a capacity to eventually produce 100 million gallons of diesel fuel for ground vehicles. A Portuguese company, working with UOP, is building a second "ecofining" facility in Sines, Portugal.