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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
3/2/2014 (2 years ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
This Ash Wednesday, Catholics are invited to do something exceptional for Lent. We often make sacrifices that mean something to us, but we must take our faith a step further.
Young boy praying on Ash Wednesday.
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
3/2/2014 (2 years ago)
Published in Lent / Easter
Keywords: Lent, sacrifice, help, ooor, world hunger, prayer and action
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - What are you doing to take your faith a step further this Lent? You may already be giving something up, and you may be pretty good about not eating meat of Friday, but ask yourself this: what are you doing that actually makes the world a better place?
We often make the mistake of celebrating Lent a bit selfishly. Think about it for a second. We give something up, maybe we pray a little more, but what else? What are we putting into the world that makes it a better place? Think about the difference we would make if we performed acts of charity during Lent instead of simply avoiding chocolate. Think about how much power we as Catholics could demonstrate if we all just did one charitable deed during Lent. Now literally pause, please, and think about this...
Typically our sacrifices benefit ourselves and hey, that's okay!
We lose weight during Lent, we save money, we change habits. Lenten sacrifices can do much more for us than even our New Year's resolutions, as they should.
However, we tend to become preoccupied with serving ourselves. We are militant about dodging sweets, finding a decent place to get fish on Friday, and we do a good job with those extra prayers, typically needed when we give up daily habits that have become part of our routines.
Yet, we're not called to sacrifice for just ourselves. We're called to do more, and to make sacrifices for others as well. Indeed, the recipe for making the world a better place is two-fold. First, we must work on ourselves, something we tend to do well with during Lent. The second part is to serve others.
Remember, Jesus washed the feet of His disciples. We too are called to do the same.
How? With busy lives and more distractions than ever, how are we to aid those most in need during times like these?
Again, the answer is simple. 'Prayer and Action'
First we need to pray because through prayer we tap into our spiritual strength to overcome temptation. This prayer is what makes the extraordinary possible. If you lack the willpower to keep your Lenten sacrifice, if you lack the time or the means to do more for Christ, it is through prayer that you will be transformed.
Prayer will open your mind to a Christ-like way of thinking. It will simplify your life and open possibilities that you never knew existed.
Once your mind is awakened with prayer and you become aware of your strength, you are tasked with taking action. This is the critical follow-through to changing yourself during Lent. It is also the part where you actually serve others, becoming like Christ washing the feet of his disciples.
Catholic Online's 'Catholic Team Global' is making this step easy for those who wish to do more this Lent by serving others. Everyone is invited to take the Catholic Team Global Lenten Pledge to buy food for the poor via our 'Prayer and Action' program.
The process is simple. Sign up below to take the pledge. Then, pray to ask what you can do. Finally, according to your means, act by following this link.
Although the act itself is simple, let us make no mistake that it is easy. It isn't easy, and it isn't meant to be. We know that each of you works hard to earn what you have. So when you donate, consider your labor as part of your sacrifice. When you work, and earn what you will donate, work with a prayerful mindset and understand that you are serving in the vineyard of the Lord.
Remember that your prayers are important too. It is by Praying and Acting that you will change the world, and also change yourself.
And isn't that really what Lent is all about?
Take the pledge now.
Click here to Pray and Act now!
Pope Francis calls for your 'prayer and action'...
By Marshall Connolly (CALIFORNIA NETWORK)
Happy birthday to the Catholic Church! Happy birthday to you, who are the body of the Church! LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - We're all familiar with our own birthdays, and we celebrate them because they mark the day of the year in which we entered into this life. ... continue reading
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We all love to celebrate Easter with brightly colored hard boiled eggs, candy, cute pictures of bunnies and chicks and we all love to gather together to party! Regardless of how you celebrate Easter, don't forget the real reason for the holiday. LOS ANGELES, CA ... continue reading
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On Easter Sunday, March 27, 2016, Pope Francis stood before pilgrims gathered at St. Peter's Square for the traditional Urbi et Orbi blessing. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - According to Vatican Radio, the pontiff stood before the packed square to speak of Jesus ... continue reading
By Alex Basile
Author Alex Basile reflects of the true meaning of the Resurrection of Christ and how many Christians overlook the real joy of Easter. In the haziness of the first Easter morning, Mary Magdalene made her way to tomb of her friend and teacher. Fighting back tears and ... continue reading
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With the resurrection of Jesus, the physical is exalted. When we truly believe in Jesus, we are resurrected in this life because we are freed from the fear and worry that are characteristic of a godless life; we are freed from the unhappiness of a life filled ... continue reading
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By Fr. Randy Sly
Just as the Chief Priests and Pharisees gathered with Pilate to plan on keeping the tomb sealed and guarded with Christ inside, many today want to place a stone in the entrance of the Church, to keep him inside again. On Holy Saturday we remember that no matter how ... continue reading
By Michael Terheyden
Pope Francis said something during his first general audience that inspired me to reflect on the suffering Jesus endured during his Passion for the sake of our redemption. He said, "Living Holy Week means increasingly entering into God's logic, the logic of the Cross. ... continue reading
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Low quality
Posted by Reviewer2731476 on Feb 12, 2014
Berries stuck together into one big piece Obviously old and low quality.Very not recommended.There are much better alternatives
Posted by Reviewer1598731 on Aug 20, 2012
I tried these cause they were cheaper than the ones i usually get. They didnt taste any good and went straight into the garbage. Tasted like mold.
Posted by Reviewer2139243 on Oct 12, 2011
I threw these out because they smelled stale and the taste was stale also. I prefer the Bija option of this berry or at least they weren't stale.
Horrible tasting...
Posted by Reviewer2812867 on Nov 05, 2011
After few months of trying to find out how these horrible tasting berries could be edible, I gave up. I have tried these berries in Japan also and it does not have funny after taste as these ones do. It is horrible and after taste, it stinks and not edible at all. I will rather buy in super market where I can see the source. They are from China so be very careful due to pesticides not approved and any other countries. NOT RECOMMENDED, HORRIBLE TASTING.
Preserving the berries by radiating them!
Posted by Reviewer2625172 on Apr 05, 2010
They do taste heavenly BUT: after I ordered these I heard that they are nowadays preserved by radiating the berries. That is not even legal inside the EU area, and I definitely do not wish to eat anything that has been radiated. If I had known this beforehand, I would not have ordered the berries from iHerb.
 February 2011 - Response from Dragon Herbs:

 This is not true. We do not irradiate, and specifically prohibit irradiation by our supplier. We do not use preservatives of any sort. Our Heaven Mountain Goji goes through a natural cleaning and drying, to the point where the goji has a stable shelf life for a reasonable period of time, yet retains some of its natural moistness. Our high-barrier packaging provides a high level of protection from the outside oxygen and from external pathogens, such as mold. Heaven Mountain Goji is an all-natural product.
Goji Berries
Posted by Reviewer3055813 on Apr 04, 2011
I really do not like these. I think they taste horrible.
Goji berries unedible
Posted by Reviewer2715315 on Aug 17, 2011
I am used to dryer goji berries...these berries were stuck together in a big moist clump...I had to throw away bag..
Posted by 4889291163298717218 on Aug 17, 2012
Be careful if you have allergies, got a rash, swollen lips, etc!!!
Expired July 2011
Posted by Reviewer2090645 on Sep 13, 2013
Check the dates on These if you get them, half scratched out expiration date, but when i held the bag up to the light it says it expired in July 2011. and its now September 2013. taste old and gross
Very Moist and Sweet - Too Much So
Posted by Reviewer3000993 on Jan 30, 2015
Too cloyingly sweet, very moist and stuck in one huge lump that is difficult to separate, and not very fragrant. Much prefer Navitas. For those who stick their noses up at Navitas for being a China product - know that both products are from the same Himalayan region, and know that Tibet is part of China. Learn your geography, and your history.


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the neon gods they made
Afterdark | + | Jet Plastic | 80 Proof Midnights and 98 Octane Noons | Day 4 | Hope |
| NEED | FIXED | STATIC | Speed | Funky Mustache | Nightmoves | Tesla | 70/80 |
The neon landscape of Valenberg, via 8bitDash.com
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The neon landscape of Valenberg, via 8bitDash.com
Expensive yet beautiful
Pixel Dailies
@Pixel_Dailies gives you a theme or subject every day for you to draw. They retweet and blog their favorites each day. The art club just had its first birthday.
Super Micro Paint = Super Macro Fun 🎨
"I made a web toy that simulates a doodling and animation toy from an alternate timeline 1990s. Create 2 color, 32x16 pixel, four frame animations. Then transform your creations into gifs resembling a cheap LCD, an LED matrix, a vacuum fluorescent display, and more." Via MetaFilter Projects. [more inside]
Hexels, Brixels, Pixels, Crystals, Circles, Wiggles, Diagonal, and Zeez!
Hexels is a unique grid-based art tool for PC and OS X that has garnered some acclaim from game developers for its retro digital aesthetic. See what people are making in Hexels, or try it yourself for free. [more inside]
story of your life
My Cousin is Not a Hero: "But it's not fiction, it's real life. It's the night of his dad's funeral and we're standing there together, and neither of us is a hero. Neither of us is on an epic journey... Our plot points are weird ones, and our stories don't add up to some amazing narrative of personal growth and enlightenment — but they do matter, because they're ours." [more inside]
Wuthering Bytes
Kate Bush album covers, reimagined as ZX Spectrum artwork. [more inside]
Old Spice Red
Dikembe Mutombo's 4 1/2 Weeks to Save the World is the tale of the struggle of Dikembe Mutombo to prevent the end of the world due to the Mayan calendar running out of time. You have to stop people from dancing Gangnam style and persuade Ohio to vote; you have to destroy cheap Black Friday toys; you have to destroy the Powerball winning numbers to prevent a literal Hollywood fatcat from producing another Vampire romance. And the game is an ad for a product that appears once in the loading screen. [more inside]
TIGsource forum imagery
TIGsource is a blog about indie video games that also has a very active forum community of both amateur and professional indie game designers/programmers/artists. About two months ago one of the forum members (Daid) whipped up a tool to display the art images of a particular thread so he could find something, and it turns out it's a pretty great thing just to browse for its own sake, which you can do here. Updated once a day and, obviously, image intensive. [previous tigsource mentions]
Worlds with a limited palette
When kevin wins, the planet loses! is a tumblr that collects pixel art from a variety of videogames to showcase the beautiful work that lies in the background of the action. [more inside]
An Experiment in Pixelated Alchemy
Artist Shawn Smith uses hand-cut wooden blocks and acrylic paint to transform images of nature into three-dimensional pixelated sculptures. [more inside]
Itty Bitty Pixel Committee
Pixelfari - 8-bit browsing for the aliased among us [via] [more inside]
Retro gaming, the Big Lebowski, Yoshi, and Twitter.
"Designed by Giant Robot head guru Eric Nakamura and his friend Len Higa, the car was stripped down and operated on extensively, with a simple goal in mind: transform this Scion car into one giant Nintendo Entertainment System. " The Scion Gallery and Giant Robot team up to curate "Pixel Pushers" a show about the 8-bit aesthetic. The Scion gallery's tour of the show.
Guess the pixelated favorites
Minimal pixel versions of well-known groups of individuals has become a trend at Something Awful, where it was originally inspired by this post of Street Fighter characters. Guessing who has been pixelated is surprisingly easy and entertaining. If you are properly geeky, you'll probably find #1, #4, and #16 to be easiest. I happen to like #10. [more inside]
Pixel Pickle
Editors of the pop-culture magazine Wired provided the title "iPhone 4's 'Retina' Display Claims Are False Marketing" to a highly critical article about the new iPhone's high-resolution "Retina" display, so-called as the human eye cannot resolve individual pixels when viewing it. A technician who worked on the Hubble telescope disagreed with the Wired editors' choice of rhetoric in very strong technical terms and issued less stringent disagreement with Raymond Soneira, the writer of the piece. Neuroscientist and photographer Bryan Jones published his own highly readable technical analysis of the display's pixel arrangement, that helped him decide whether Apple's claims were truthful or not.
Pixel - A pixel art documentary
An 11 minute documentary exploring the merits and impact of pixel art, animation and chiptune music. From the Simon Cottee Animation Production Blog. (via) [bonus]
Play Pen
Play Pen - It's a Wiki-based pixel-art user-created point-and-click freeform adventure game/story/experience. Look, just go there and do something.
In anticipation of tomorrow's WiiWare release of the ridiculously awesome Pixel platformer, "Cave Story" (aka "Doukutsu Monogatari"), the Wii developer Nicalis has been running a series on their blog featuring fan art and artists. [more inside]
Uno Moralez - Supernature! (NSFW)
Uno Moralez, aka Indi, produces some very disturbing pixel art (much of it definitely NSFW). [more inside]
Space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind- bogglingly big it is.
Pixel City
Pixel City is a procedurally generated cityscape by Shamus Young. Procedurally generated graphics have a long history of producing attractive results with extremely small amounts of code, like Elevated, which was generated by just 4K of code, automatically generated video game content (also, Spore) or the generation of realistic water flows. Note the last demo reel may have been the test for a new film mentioned previously.
Bow Before the Almighty Cloud
Dot Matrix Revolution Animators Superbrothers release their follow-up to their 1st pixel animation, Children of the Clone. Also check out their illustrations on flickr. {via Laughing Squid}
Kings of Power 4 Billion%
Kings of Power 4 Billion% [12 min AVI] - A new release from pixel artist Paul Robertson, known for such previous works as the video for "Pirate Baby's Cabana Battle Street Fight 2006" and Architecture in Helinski's "Do The Whirlwind."
Idleness And Dissipation Breed Apathy
Jason Eppink has taken Light Criticism a step further with his Pixelator.
You ought to be in pixels
Animated Pixelated Cities: Gaze at the extreme pixelated detail of the neighborhoods of Pixeldam (including a pixel Starbucks with tiny coffees and a pixel strip club) or the science fiction themed PixelMoon, collectively generated by over a hundred contributors. There is also the slightly less impressive PixelPlaza and the oddness of IsoCity and Sumea, as well as the impressive work of eboy [prev]. Ready to try yourself, but don't have the pixel skills? City Creator has you covered.
Dot Action II
Friday Flash Fun: Dot Action II. The first 30 or so levels are pretty easy, but it does get harder.
As long as that monkey with the barrels doesn't show up we might be ok...
"Knytt" is a little pixel platform game that has a suprising amount of ambience in it's simple presentation. You play the Knytt, who was abducted by an alien, and is trying to repair the UFO to get home. Also by the same person, Nifflas, is "Within a Deep Forest" which features "...challenging gameplay, beautiful music, an evil doctor, infinite cuteness, and a deep forest." [more inside]
Web 2.0 pixel poster. From the shop of kickass pixel artist eboy (blog, with one nsfw image)
Pirate Baby's Cabana Battle Street Fight 2006
At the end of this short film, you'll see a graphic illustration of Christopher Walken. If you can stomach zombie babies bursting forth from women's wombs. A short film by Paul Robertson. An artist who also made the music video for Architecture in Helsinki's Do the Whirlwind. [MPG : Alternate Link : Torrent]
Advertsing Gone Mad
Ever since the Million Dollar Homepage, the web world's advertisers and quick buckateers have gone PixelAdvertising mad. Buy building bricks and fill a room, buy desktop icons and buy even more pixels. Now roofs are the next target (literally) - where will it end?
I would offer adspace on my head, but that's already been done to death. Whatever's next? I can turn the internet off, but its starting to look like I'll have to pull the blind down next time I fly.
I would offer adspace on my head, but that's already been done to death. Whatever's next? I can turn the internet off, but its starting to look like I'll have to pull the blind down next time I fly.
Pixels for you, pixels for me.
Random Screen is a mechanical thermo dynamic display which does not rely on any electricity. Stuff you learnt in school helps!
isometrics for everyone!
Bare NESessities
I am 8 bit is a celebration of the pixelated graphics of 80s videogames, at LA's Gallery Nineteen Eighty Eight. A hundred artists have produced paintings, sculptures and designs inspired by the two-dimensional imagery of the pre-PlayStation era. The exhibition runs from April 19 until May 20. More information, including highlights from the gallery, appear at Game Informer. It remains to be seen if the other ninety-nine artists can match the quality of Sean Clarity's exceptional reworking of the cover to NES classic Excitebike.
Move Your Feet - Junior Senior
Yay, after the flash fest that was Royksopp's 'Remind Me', here's anoter retro-pixel music video (and a damn catchy choon), from Junior Senior and it can be distributed freely too. "A Tummy Touch-esque slab of nu-disco breaks. The single The Avalanches forgot to make, slick discoid beats, wonderful smile-inducing vocal & beats to make you throw down the funk." according to breaksworld.com
You may have heard of Conway's Game of Life, where pixels "live" or "die" based on a few simple rules about how many neighbors they have. But did you know that in the 30 years since the game was created, Life enthusiasts have (created? discovered?) an extensive catalog of (objects? creatures?) which interact to form some amazing, nifty, grinning, sometimes beautiful, rube-goldberg, occasionally even a little scary patterns often starting from the simplest of building blocks? (Including a Turing machine!) Or that a lone pixel can exert remarkable control over its environment? Now you can see in a few seconds in a java applet, on your desktop, or even on a PalmOS handheld the outcome of simple patterns that, when first discovered, no computer could handle. A mind blowing example of the power of emergent properties.
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Over at the U.S. Navy Seabee Museum's Facebook Fan Page, they just added a collection of great Seabee photos. Take a look for yourself!
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The Alamo Drafthouse has quickly garnered a reputation as one of the greatest movie theaters in the history of mankind…or at least the history of movie theaters. With their signature events, ample food and drink selection, and strict no-talking policy, they make obsolete all tawdry multiplexes and completely redefine the movie-going experience. Here's what they're up to this week!
Friday August 5th
Summer Kids Camp: Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 3D
Alamo Lake Creek (thru 8/9) 10:30am
Aspiring inventor Flint Lockwood creates a machine that turns water into food. This machine ends up accidentally launched into the atmosphere, which causes some very usual weather over his tiny island town of Swallow Falls. Quite simply one of the best animated films ever made. The artwork is gorgeous, the voicework is pitch-perfect and impressively varied, and both kids and adults alike will find themselves laughing heartily.
Justin Timberlake Sing-Along
Alamo Ritz (thru 8/6) 10:00pm
Don't be so quick to walk away, this sing-along in particular promises to rock your body so please stay. With your help, and the utter pop majesty that is JT, we can once and for all bring sexy back. Get your tickets early or cry me a river because you were left out of all the fun.
Alamo Survivor's Tip: Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs was ridiculously ignored when it was in theaters so most of us had to see the film for the first time in our living rooms. The Alamo is now giving us the chance to see the film in its original 3D presentation…for free! This is a Summer Kids Camp event not to be missed.
Saturday August 6th
Celebrity Guests: Clerks 2 w/Brian O'Halloran
Alamo Ritz 4:00pm
"Join us as we welcome Brian O'Halloran, star of Clerks as the legendary Dante Hicks, who is SUPPOSED to be here today, courtesy of Austin Books & Comics. Special animated Clerks shorts from Powerhouse Animation.This unconventional sequel to the cult classic Clerks takes an awesome approach to the convention; it's twelve years later, and the film visits the characters with that real-time gap. The two witty slackers from the original film are now older, fatter, and their somewhat temporary jobs as convenient store clerks has reached a pathetic level as they approach their mid-thirties."—OriginalAlamo.com
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Alamo Village 11:55pm
Thrill to all the cheap laughs, cheap women, and cheap production values of one of the world's premier bad movies. Watching The Rocky Horror Picture Show in-and-of-itself is an event, but it takes on a whole new life when witnessed within the walls of The Alamo Village with loads of audience participation, dressed-up patrons, and general wickedness that has become a vital component to the film's meteoritic rise to cult film legend.
Alamo Survivor's Tip: Clerks 2 is a criminally underrated film. It's Kevin Smith's ultimate love/goodbye letter to New Jersey. Brian O'Halloran, alias Dante Hicks, is a hero to ambitionless minimum-wagers and the opportunity to gain his insights into the Clerks franchise is a rare treat.
Sunday August 7th
Zzang!!!: The Robocop Triple-Feature Reverse Marathon
Alamo Ritz 7:00pm
THE CRAZIEST ZZANG EVENT IN HISTORY!!!The 1987 release of Robocop shook the foundations of Hollywood, forever reshaping our expectations of full-powered, conscience-free, bullet-riddled big screen excitement. Two violence-packed sequels followed…but we've decided to save the best for last!Yep, we're going to kick off this triple-fisted backwards celluloid rampage with the universally maligned Robocop 3, where our hero jet-packs through the sky while battling a superninja! Then on to the hated-and-underrated Robocop 2, where Murphy takes on a multiple crazed megabots and a drug-spazzed crime empire! Then the grand finale: the unstoppable, unbeatable, unbelievable, un-remake-able ultimate action onslaught of Robocop!!
Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime, ragingly stupid, impossibly entertaining mega-event!! "I'd buy that for a dollar!"—OriginalAlamo.com
TV at the Alamo: Breaking Bad
Alamo South Lamar & Lake Creek 10:00pm
"This six-time Emmy Award winning drama from AMC is probably the best show about meth cookers since I Love Lucy. Bryan Cranston, who has won the Best Lead Actor award three years in a row, stars as Walter White, a science teacher turned crystal meth kingpin in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Every week, we will be watching last week's episode followed by the new episode, recorded on DVR so we can fastforward through commercials. For the premiere episode, we will watch the Season 3 finale first!"—OriginalAlamo.com
Alamo Survivor's Tip: The Robocop sequels are pretty terrible, of that there is no doubt. But the Alamo is THE place to properly appreciate their magical failures and the idea of watching the entire series in reverse is something so warped as could only have been created in the mind of one Zack Carlson. Bring it on!
Monday August 8th
Summer Kids Camp: Fantastic Mr. Fox
Alamo Village (thru 8/11) 11:00am
George Clooney lends his voice to the dashing, debonair Mr. Fox whose unflappable self-estimation is both his most charming attribute and potentially represents the downfall of he and all his forest friends. Wes Anderson directs this quirky, captivating, and exquisitely animated fairy tale to life.
Summer Kids Camp: Corpse Bride
Alamo South Lamar (thru 8/11) 11:30am
"When an arranged marriage between Victor Van Dort and Victoria Everglot reaches the rehearsals, Victor starts to worry. Spending time alone in the forest, Victor decides to practice on his own. Everything seems to go well, until he accidentally puts the ring upon the hand of a corpse. Before he knows it, Victor is in the land of dead and now has a corpse bride. Whilst everyone worries about who Victoria will marry in the land of the living, Victor desperately finds a way to get back."—OriginalAlamo.com
Big Screen Classics: Blue Velvet 25th Anniversary w/PBR
Alamo Ritz (thru 8/9) 7:00pm
"Frank Booth, the coolest person ever to grace a movie screen, had a lot of things going for him. He was a criminal. He was played by legendary madman Dennis Hopper. He really knew how to make love (here's a tip: it involves gas masks and violent dry-humping). And he didn't drink Heineken; the only thing that touched his lips (aside from poorly applied lipstick) was PABST BLUE RIBBON. In honor of the 25th anniversary of Blue Velvet, we're bringing back one of our favorite film and drink pairings, where we show the classic David Lynch film and let the PBR flow freely. The film is one of the greatest bizarre, seedy-under-the-surface stories ever told, directed masterfully by Lynch at his absolute peak. Starring Kyle MacLachlan, Isabella Rossellini, and Laura Dern."—OriginalAlamo.com
The Big Lebowski Quote-Along
Alamo South Lamar 10:00pm
If you love the Cohen Brothers' tribute to shiftless losers with mad bowling skills and penchants for Creedence Clearwater Revival, this is the place to be. All your favorite one-liners from The Dude will flash across the screen to prompt your collective vocal worship of this masterful comedy.
Music Monday: Soul Power
Alamo Ritz 10:00pm
"In 1974, the most celebrated American R&B acts of the time came together with the most renowned musical groups in Africa for a 12-hour, three-night long concert held in Kinshasa, Zaire. The dream-child of Hugh Masekela and Stewart Levine, this music festival became a reality when they convinced boxing promoter Don King to combine the event with "The Rumble in the Jungle," the epic fight between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman, previously chronicled in the Academy Award-winning documentary When We Were Kings. Soul Power is a verité documentary about this legendary music festival (dubbed "Zaire '74"), and it depicts the experiences and performances of such musical luminaries as James Brown, BB King, Bill Withers, Celia Cruz, among a host of others."—OriginalAlamo.com
Alamo Survivor's Tip: If you do not drink a bucket of PBR during the Alamo's 35mm screening of Blue Velvet, you're doing it wrong. And by "it," I mean life.
Tuesday August 9th
Terror Tuesday: The Visitor
Alamo Ritz 10:00pm
"An inexplicably all-star cast steers a blackhearted blowout of interplanetary possession, telekinetic avian assault, exploding basketballs and ecclesiastical laserstorms. Young Katy Collins is gifted with cosmic powers and begins a downward spiral through the forces of heaven and hell that rains darkness and insanity to all around her. With Lance Henriksen, a mutilated Glenn Ford, Shelley Winters, a 200-proof-drunk Sam Peckinpah and even John Huston as the Messenger of God. I don't know what writer/director Michael J. Paradise (actually Giulio Paradisi) was attempting, but no human mind could have deliberately created this."—Zack Carlson via OriginalAlamo.com
Wednesday August 10th
Grease Sing-Along
Alamo Village 7:00pm
If you love the 50s, if the idea of poodle skirts and jukeboxes really revs your engine, then why not come together like rama lama lama and ding a de dinga a dong and sing along with your favorite moments from this musical smash hit? Complimentary combs and candy cigarettes will complete the illusion that you've traveled back in time to the 50's…as represented in the 70s.
Only at the Alamo: Slacker
Alamo Ritz 7:00pm
"By now, you've probably heard about this huge SLACKER 2011 project we've concocted with our friends at Austin Film Society. If not, here's the idea in a nutshell: we've commissioned twenty-four of Austin's best filmmakers to remake the scenes from the iconic film, and we're combining it all together to create a remake that shows the changing face of Austin and celebrates its diverse filmmaking community. The finished film premieres on August 31st at the Paramount, and all proceeds go towards the Texas Filmmakers Production Fund. In anticipation of that, we're showing the original film for anyone interested in revisiting that before they catch the remake. At both of the screenings, we'll be premiering new remade scenes, and the filmmakers will be live to present their work. Part of the proceeds for this event will go toward TFPF."—OriginalAlamo.com
Girlie Night: She's All That
Alamo Lake Creek 7:00pm
She's All That is not something you would classify as visionary cinema. The plot, ugly duckling turns beautiful swan, has been used a billion times before, as has the storyline of guy pursues girl in order to win a bet and surprise, he falls in love with her. I don't love this movie because it's original. I love it because it takes all of my favorite teen movie cliches and flaunts the shizz out of them. She's All That reads like a laundry list of why teen film is my favorite genre. It's got a girl who's ugly because she wears glasses, a "spontaneous" choreographed dance at the prom, a wise-cracking kid brother, a miraculous makeover, a beach volleyball montage, a tender father-daughter moment and a sappy pop song to tie it all together (Sixpence None the Richer's "Kiss Me"). As if that wasn't enough, it's also full of late 90s teen royalty like Freddie Prinze Jr, Rachel Leigh Cook, Matthew Lillard, Gabrielle Union, Clea DuVall and even Usher as the school DJ (that's right, the school has a DJ). It's the ultimate guilty pleasure movie, and we'll celebrate it, minus the guilt, at Girlie Night with themed cocktails and plenty of 90s nostalgia. Falafel hats are encouraged!"—OriginalAlamo.com
Talladega Nights Quote-Along
Alamo Village 10:00pm
Weird Wednesday: The Frightened Woman
Alamo Ritz 10:15pm
"It's movies like this that make me want to pack up my belongings, grow a little bitty mustache, put on a white linen suit and move to Europe. I can pretty much guarantee that you'll never see an S&M soap opera like this rolling out of Hollywood anytime between now and the first extreme snowboarding championship in Hell. Bodacious Dagmar Lassander stars as an ingenue learning the ropes (literally) from satanic Phillipe Leroy, whose whole crib is like Six Flags for perverts. The door into and out of the sex gym is in the shape of a giant vulva between two giant sculpted legs! Now that our whole country seems to be slipping into some kind of Puritan Dark Age, those of us with sex drives need to pick up the slack for the rest of America. Won't you join us in our crusade?"—Lars Nilsen via OriginalAlamo.com
Big Screen Classics: Blue Velvet 25th Anniversary w/PBR
8/7 6:30pm
Only at the Alamo: Anime
8/9 7:30pm
The Alamo Drafthouse provides a welcome haven for fans of Japanese animation. Samurai swords must unfortunately be checked at the door.
Talladega Nights Quote-Along
8/10 7:30pm
Free Family Fun: The Last Starfighter
8/4-8/5 11:00am
What sweaty-browed video game aficionado hasn't pretended, while feverishly pounding away on their Playstation control, that they were actually saving the universe? That's the conceit employed in 1984's The Last Starfighter, a lightweight yet wholly entertaining sci-fi adventure that's come to command a special place in the heart of my disaffected generation. Our hero is the mild-mannered and anxious trailer-park denizen Alex Rogan. After mastering the local Starfighter video game, Alex is visited by an interstellar messenger who delivers a curious message: The game Alex has been dominating is much more than a simple plaything; a planet desperately in need of savvy star pilots has planted these games on Earth in an effort to find new recruits. Imagine that! Excel at a video game and you're drafted to save a distant planet! How very cool."—Scott Weinberg via OriginalAlamo.com
Grease Sing-Along
8/4 7:30pm
Girlie Night: Some Kind of Wonderful
8/9 7:30pm
"Forget Samantha Baker! Who cares about Andie Walsh? If I could be one John Hughes heroine, it would without a doubt be Watts. Watts, who plays the shizz out of the drums and totally rocks her red leather fringed fingerless gloves! Watts, who isn't afraid to be herself! Watts, who is totally and completely in love with her best friend, Keith Nelson, a.k.a. Eric Stoltz back when he was amazingly, incredibly, mind-blowingly beautiful. If you're a fan of 80s teen films, then you already know that Some Kind of Wonderful aces pretty much all of the important categories. Excruciating love triangle? Check. Cheesy villain with huge hair? Check. Excellent soundtrack? Check. Epic kissing scene? CH-CH-CHECK. Throw in Lea Thompson, Elias Koteas (I never knew I could love a skinhead so much) and a little Candace Cameron, and you've got yourself a gem of a film that is, indeed, some kind of wonderful."—OriginalAlamo.com
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Rolling Road Show: The Getaway
Pearl Brewery 8/5 8:30pm
"In Sam Peckinpah's version of Walter Hill's script, from Jim Thompson's novel, an ex-con and his wife go on the lam after a Texas bank heist. Denied parole after four well-behaved years, Doc McCoy (Steve McQueen) sends his wife Carol (Ali MacGraw) to dirty politician Jack Benyon (Ben Johnson) to get him out of prison. Carol secures Doc's freedom, on the condition that he does one more bank job for Benyon. This Rolling Roadshow event is the second in our four-week series of films themed 'On The Riverwalk' that pay tribute to San Antonio. Each film will feature interactive elements such as sing-alongs, quote-alongs, scavenger hunts and more that go beyond the traditional movie watching experience. "—OriginalAlamo.com
Only at the Alamo: Anime
8/8 7:30pm
Action Pack: Starship Troopers
8/9 7:00pm; 10:00pm
You know what's great about Starship Troopers? Everything is great about Starship Troopers. It's got giant bugs, it's got amazing effects, it's got Paul Verhoeven's witty social satire, and it's got a cast of "what-ever-happened-to-them" all stars. The action pack's signature cap guns and live explosions will be on hand to help ensure that you kill bugs good.
Talladega Nights Quote-Along
8/7 7:00pm; 10:00pm
Grease Sing-Along
8/4 7:00pm
Fright Night
8/9 9:00pm
"Remember when horror movies had fun, excitement, and Roddy McDowall? On August 2nd, the Austin Film Festival and Alamo Drafthouse will be taking a trip back to the mid-80s with the original Fright Night. You'll see McDowall as the most cowardly vampire hunter in syndication. You'll see Chris Sarandon as Jerry Dandridge, the most WASP-ily named vampire in the history of cinema. And you'll see what happens when our hero Charley Brewster has to stand between his girlfriend and a considerably more appealing older man, a teenager's worst nightmare."—OriginalAlamo.com


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I don't think its the distance that's the big leap, but the terrain and the mindset. Rough ground, stiles, hills, navigation and pig farms (really!) all dramatically effect how you perceive the distance. Ultras require you to slow down, walk sometimes, stop for a sandwich break or to refill the water bottle or check the map.
You haven't said what your injury is, but if it allows, hiking would be as good training as running right now.
Worth looking at the Gritstone Grind? It's marketing itself as an ideal beginners event.
A 30m sounds a good start and you can use your marathon training DA.
IT's only another 6k on the end of a marathon, and if you take a minute or so a mile of your marathon pace, and walk the hills it will feel totally different
oh and if you feel tired just stick a quick marched km or half a km in every few miles,breaks things up, and gets you a bit of life back in the legs so much more relaxed than 'running' a marathon
thanks Booktrunk, I think thats the best plan, start with the 30 miler, and work up to the 45!
I'll investigate the Gritsone Grind as suggested ( just checked it out, looks good, although NO MEDAL!!!! ( )
Strangely the idea of running cross country alone, in solitude ( as i'll be at the back of the pack ) is more appealing than the hugely crowded / screaming spectator filled marathons.... is it just me who actually isn't that keen on deafening shouting from the crowds for 26 miles....? Or am i just a grumpy old git?
My injury was a strained calf muscle so nothing major, although it hadn't healed properly and on the marathon, i was over compensating which led to muscles in the thigh, foot all being overused and very very stiff, this actually happened on mile 15 and made the remainder very painful, even with me stretching out every 3 or 4 miles after.....
Just went out for my first run after the marathon, and managed an 6 mile, 54 mins, so not hugely quick, but felt good to be out again!
"Strangely the idea of running cross country alone, in solitude ( as i'll be at the back of the pack ) is more appealing than the hugely crowded / screaming spectator filled marathons...."
Your in very good company with that
I would suggest spending as much time off road as you can manage. One thing you will notice is that unlike 'most' road running, you will use ALL your lower leg muscles, and the ones that help your foot move side to side on rough ground are not that big, probably havent been used much, and will take a while to get used to rough ground running. This is all about time on your feet, adapting all your muscles to working a little differently and keeping going for many hours at a time, running , walking, climbing hills, descending them, this time on your feet thing will gradually pay off.
Try not to worry about speed now, it is no where near as important as getting the distance done. Believe me, if you finish a 50 miler inside the cut off time, you will have a smile on your face that will last a long time and you wont care if you 'only did 12mm' when you feel you should/could have done 10mm.
Dank-art: theres a 50km run in Salisbury on 10th August you might consider doing? Its called Salisbury 54321
Scott I was just about to suggest that one as well. I did it last year and really enjoyed it and was a fantastic first ultra for me. Lovely route, so much to see and it feels a bit like a scavenger hunt as you tick off each of the items that make up the name.
That would give you 3 months to get comfortable with the terrain and be recovered and ready.
Yeah from some blogs I have read all of them seem to say its a nice route and also support along the way is good with regular markers making it very hard to get lost. Considering doing this as my first ultra before the Thames Path Challenge in September
that sounds and looks quite good, only worry is I am in Ibiza on the 7th doing some live art for a club, so potential loss of some trianing time and then returning from Ibiza and straight into an ultra....may be achievable.... does look interesting though and possibly an ideal first ultra, and there's a nice medal!!!
Might see you there if you decide to do it
Actually, that's perfect. You'd be tapering by then, and at least you'll have something to distract you!
Sorry to dominate this thread!
so, I have three months, so 12 weeks , Could so could someone suggest a suitable training plan in order to do this ultra in August,
how many weeks tapering would I need, 3 as per my marathon plan? The last week I'd be away but could do some light runs in Ibiza, heat maybe an issue though!
Thanks for everyone's help and advice
As its only a few miles more than a marathon you would get away with just following a marathon plan maybe just add in an extra 20miler+, maybe follow the P&D 12 week plan?
Yeah and if you are worried make the LSR 20Milers into LSR23
Well, as you have now moved towards the dark side, here is some good reading for you http://www.ultramarathonrunning.com/training/index.html
As for a training schedule, I used a modified version of this http://www.trailrunevents.com/ul/schedule-50m.asp for the SDW50, altered to suit my training days, which are 5 days a week. If that doesn't suit you, take the general idea and adapt it to your own time/training schedule. Do try and work in the back to back long runs, but maybe start with a shorter one, say 15/10 and see how you get on.
People usually over think their first ultra.
The easier ultras are not actually that hard, if your only objective is to finish inside the cut-offs.
Just get yourself into the best condition you can, then turn up and have a go.
Ben is right.
my first was a 50m and hadn't ever been over a marathon, and managed to get around with an hour to spare just don't go to fast to early.
Great advice, and yes I am turning to the dark side
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Thiet ke nha dep o tan phu |Dung Phan Thi Myhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-14916753274098528082016-05-17T15:28:18.371-04:002016-05-17T15:28:18.371-04:00We struggle with this problem constantly. Finding ...We struggle with this problem constantly. Finding my medieval buddies and sticking together has helped keep me sane. Since my colleagues and I are miles away from a research library, we plan day trips to Emory. Karmen Lenzhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-6506613905353887652015-12-03T04:35:01.583-05:002015-12-03T04:35:01.583-05:00Don't know if you know this, but using Califor...Don't know if you know this, but using California as an analogy shows a poor understanding of history. California was not "seized" as you describe. California won it's independence from Mexico in the Bear Flag revolt. Then proceeded to join the US union once it's independence had been established. Unlike California, every where on earth where Islam dominates is in a fact conquered territory. Stop being an apologist for the aggressors.Lorin Partainhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-22829333489772713422015-08-18T03:56:35.708-04:002015-08-18T03:56:35.708-04:00Thanks for sharing such an informative post. You c...Thanks for sharing such an informative post. You can learn Quran online from School Quran also, it is one of the best online Quran class.Maliha Eramhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-43550762725950906432015-08-06T11:59:11.697-04:002015-08-06T11:59:11.697-04:00Hi Matthew, I've enjoyed reading your insight...Hi Matthew,

I've enjoyed reading your insightful and balanced comments. From what I've read so far I agree with many of your viewpoints. Especially this comment; " I thought the whole point was that we, as a society, were better than our most radical elements, that we cherish the rule of law, that we offer respect towards those that disagree. If we don't, if we're just like 'them,' then aren't we terrorists too? "

I too have been extremely concerned about the growing radicalized response of "Christian" America ever since 9/11/01 NY, as recently illustrated by the popularity of the movie "American Sniper" which depicts a vicious killer who basically said he loves to kill Arabic people indiscriminately.

By the way, I am a Christian - so I am not knocking anyone for being Christian, but I don't believe that acting like terrorists in the name of Christ really qualifies as being followers of the man who said "love your enemies... do good to those who persecute you."

From my study of Bible prophecy, the heated battle between Islam and radicalized Christianity (under Roman influence historically, and possibly in the future too) is actually highly significant and was pointed out in the prophecies of Daniel and Revelation. It represents how the fallen angel Lucifer is mastermind of radicalizing religions into his likeness and stirring them into warring elements against each other.

They say that "history repeats," but in regard to the conflict between Christianity and Islam the 7 Trumpets prophecy, starting with the 5th trumpet, shows us that the history of this conflict in ancient Rome is repeat in uncannily exact likeness from Islamic terrorism to the rise of the Caliphate.

I have included a link of my studies on this subject here. I haven't completed studies or a blog on the 6th trumpet yet, but it is obviously about the rise of the Caliphate both in time of ancient Rome and now;

http://www.lightentheearth.com/2014/03/is-world-ready-for-5-months-of-pain.html

Here is a blog about a pastor's prophecy research regarding prophecies of Daniel and Revelation in regard to the battle between Christianity and Islam historically and in the future. My conclusions to not match his exactly but there are many similarities.

http://www.lightentheearth.com/2015/01/islam-and-christianity-final-battle.html

Take care,

VickiVicki Jhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-23783775716360300602015-02-15T14:14:37.023-05:002015-02-15T14:14:37.023-05:00Keep up the good work!Keep up the good work!elioxehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-15362716123250946892015-02-14T18:17:03.645-05:002015-02-14T18:17:03.645-05:00Dear "foreveralone" and "Graeme Cre...Dear "foreveralone" and "Graeme Cree". I think you might have missed this sentence:

"I've commented on this modern attitude towards the Crusades before, and again, so I don't really feel compelled to rehash the arguments I've already made."

You'll notice, if you scroll up to that sentence, that it contains two hyperlinks. Hope it's not too much legwork.Patrickhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-79641567765707904402015-02-13T23:59:49.160-05:002015-02-13T23:59:49.160-05:00I am not sure why you are assuming those wars are ...I am not sure why you are assuming those wars are automatically religious in nature because one side was Muslim and one side was Christian. It also assumes that this means the Crusades were defensive in nature. It shows a huge myopia to assume that.

Wars of expansion weren't unique so some explanation is actually required as to why the motivation was primarily religious in nature like modern mainstream scholars consider the Crusades to be.

An example would be Spain, where jockying for power meant Muslims and Christians could ally with each other against some Muslim or Christian group depending on the circumstances. To show it was religious in nature requires evidence besides just SPanish Christian nations frequently fighting Spanish Muslim nations.

What led modern scholars to see at least the First Crusade as being primarily motivated by religious beliefs for the Western Christians was evidence beyond just that like how the common non-religious explanations failed to explain the evidence in terms of who fought in the crusades and what benefits were actually derived from the crusades for those involved.

With Sicily for example, they had recently conquered a nearby port which was a really good base in North Africa that would work for any attempted conquest of the fairly close by territory of Sicily. It made sense in practical terms in a way that the Crusades didn't.

Basically, at best, the argument is incomplete to an extreme degree. It utterly fails to refute anything. If anything, it is evidence for the religious and not mainly defensive nature given they didn't fight a much more practical war with Muslim nations much closer by or even something that was more strategic. If it was part of a defensive war against Muslim countries, why did they choose a place far away that really made sense mainly in terms of religion instead of all those areas that you are describing? It is like the USA deciding to fight Britain in the war of 1812 by invading British Guiana.

The real and imagined atrocities probably would have had similar tales from the other areas if they cared to look so saying it is justified because of that is kind of weird.

And if it is so common he pointed it out previously, no point in going through the arguments again when he can just point to previous explanations. Might as well do something new. Titmousehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-43069934959773584872015-02-12T17:53:04.941-05:002015-02-12T17:53:04.941-05:00Janice: I would love to see you pull this all apa...Janice: I would love to see you pull this all apart on Jon Stewart's or Stephen Colbert's show!

I'd like to see him do it HERE. All he does is explain that he can't be bothered to make his case because he's done it before, then go off on an ad hominem attack on Santorum's motivations.

I'd have to classify this blog entry as anti-intellectual in nature, and it's doubly embarrassing that foreveralone, a commenter, did more actual legwork than the supposed medieval expert. This stuff isn't good enough to get on The Daily Show.Graeme Creehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-15653058194148927762015-02-11T19:46:44.052-05:002015-02-11T19:46:44.052-05:00An error: Santorum is planning a *2016* run for pr...An error:
Santorum is planning a *2016* run for president.
The 2012 attempt didn't work out too well.Bill Floodhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-19691284043974152222015-02-10T17:42:21.146-05:002015-02-10T17:42:21.146-05:00Whe I saw this blog referenced in a daily Beast ar...Whe I saw this blog referenced in a daily Beast article, I though it was going to be an academic rebuttal, but now I realize it is just a heavy ideological piece. Lets take a look of to the west - east relatios before the first crusade:

674-78: First Siege of Constantinople, repelled with the invention and deployment of "Greek Fire."

711-18: Muslim Conquest of Spain, which would not be reconquered completely by the Christians until 1492.

717-18: Second Siege of Constantinople.

719: Muslim invasion of France begins, establishing Muslim control of the Septimania region of southwestern France.

732: Battle of Poitiers (Tours); Charles Martel halts Muslim northward march into central France.

736: Muslim Conquest of Georgia, where the Emirate of Tbilisi would hold sway until 1122.

820: Muslim Conquest of Crete, which would be held until 961.

827: Muslim Conquest of Syracuse in Sicily.

846: The Muslim Sack of Rome by troops landing at the port of Ostia, including the sack of St. Peter's Basilica while Pope Sergius II and the helpless Roman garrison retreated behind the city walls.

74-78: First Siege of Constantinople, repelled with the invention and deployment of "Greek Fire."

711-18: Muslim Conquest of Spain, which would not be reconquered completely by the Christians until 1492.

717-18: Second Siege of Constantinople.

719: Muslim invasion of France begins, establishing Muslim control of the Septimania region of southwestern France.

732: Battle of Poitiers (Tours); Charles Martel halts Muslim northward march into central France.

736: Muslim Conquest of Georgia, where the Emirate of Tbilisi would hold sway until 1122.

820: Muslim Conquest of Crete, which would be held until 961.

827: Muslim Conquest of Syracuse in Sicily.

846: The Muslim Sack of Rome by troops landing at the port of Ostia, including the sack of St. Peter's Basilica while Pope Sergius II and the helpless Roman garrison retreated behind the city walls.

847: Muslim Conquest of Bari in southern Italy; the Muslim presence on the Italian peninsula proper lasted 25 years.

915, at the Battle of Garigliano, Pope John X personally led an army against Islamic forces in southern Italforeveralonehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-7825023936022382772015-02-07T22:07:36.900-05:002015-02-07T22:07:36.900-05:00Our boot platoon was Crusaders. It was a knight wi...Our boot platoon was Crusaders. It was a knight with a Red Cross on a white field. datipa disdickhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-86729800774359941592015-02-06T02:12:41.670-05:002015-02-06T02:12:41.670-05:00In my opinion, the brilliantly-colored patch in th...In my opinion, the brilliantly-colored patch in that photo is very likely NOT being worn on patrol. Anything that catches the light, is vibrantly-colored, makes undue noise or otherwise stands out is highly frowned upon by today's military personnel. Even insignia denoting rank is difficult to see from any distance and can be removed altogether as it is attached with Velcro for the purpose of preventing targeting of higher-ranking personnel.Kurgan Cihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-31634506881833009752015-02-06T02:11:52.015-05:002015-02-06T02:11:52.015-05:00In my opinion, the brilliantly-colored patch in th...In my opinion, the brilliantly-colored patch in that photo is very likely NOT being worn on patrol. Anything that catches the light, is vibrantly-colored, makes undue noise or otherwise stands out is highly frowned upon by today's military personnel. Even insignia denoting rank is difficult to see from any distance and can be removed altogether as it is attached with Velcro for the purpose of preventing targeting of higher-ranking personnel.Kurgan Cihttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-15949109078560718252015-01-10T02:27:25.771-05:002015-01-10T02:27:25.771-05:00Also, the post you linked to is not entirely corre...Also, the post you linked to is not entirely correct. Is ISIS really so different from the Almohades, or Almoravids, for example?Lorenzohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-88934072170583362002015-01-08T19:53:56.954-05:002015-01-08T19:53:56.954-05:00Radical Islam in the sense the Senator surely mean...Radical Islam in the sense the Senator surely meant is not the same as Islam any more than Nazism was the same as Germany. Radical Islam plays a very similar role in Islam (the civilisation) as Nazism did within Western civilisation -- a modernising revolt against modernity; using an atavistic conception of a warrior past to both revolt against, and adapt to, modernity. In both cases, their ambitions are/were not really negotiable with. Regrettable but true.Lorenzohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-66007583020155270652014-09-12T11:27:15.796-04:002014-09-12T11:27:15.796-04:00Great post! And very interesting; I had a similar...Great post! And very interesting; I had a similar experience this summer teaching medieval history through movies. The week I scheduled for the Crusades and Kingdom of Heaven (a problematic movie but great for prompting discussions) turned out to be the week that the fighting in Gaza really ramped up. I was nervous that it would be a very tense few lessons, but my students were open-minded and thoughtful in our discussion. It's great to be surprised in such a way when teaching!Jennifer Lynn Jordanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-76134262143790419862014-02-08T19:55:44.705-05:002014-02-08T19:55:44.705-05:00I know what you mean. I just noticed on my academ...I know what you mean. I just noticed on my academic webpage (www2.hawaii.edu/~kjolly) that I no longer post course syllabi because they go out through our university's online system (Laulima) or, increasingly, on a class blog that is locked.
Moreover, I am not keeping up the webpage much in terms of links, since I now do that with my public research blog, Revealing Words.
This makes me wonder whether I should maintain the academic webpage by posting syllabi there, or just transfer my attentions completely to the blog and putting links there. I doubt I will do both, and since Wordpress is easier than Dreamweaver, I am guessing the blog wins.
KL Jollylitteramepandathttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-43246006669092148612014-02-06T03:57:42.101-05:002014-02-06T03:57:42.101-05:00Brandon, While the 'Net has certainly grown o...Brandon,
While the 'Net has certainly grown over the years so that there is more "noise" as you put it, the methods of accessing, tracking,and collating the web have likewise become more advanced and nuanced. And while on the one hand there is more out there in some ways (museums and libraries uploading pictures and digitizing manuscripts), in the important ways of sharing lesson plans, syllabi, exercises, papers, research in progress, the landscape is drier.

Take for example the much ballyhooed Woruldhoard. What a great idea and resource! And the majority of materials are photos from museums already found on the museum sites, there are 5 power points of varying quality, more texts, though many are available elsewhere on the Net and have been for years....and so on. In fact, the site blog hasn't been updated in years. A noble and grand project that is really a success, but a mere shadow of its potential. And thus my post and my point. Rather than "tempering" it needs trumpeting.theswainhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-773409484957405612014-02-02T13:48:01.567-05:002014-02-02T13:48:01.567-05:00Larry, thanks for a provocative post. I do think, ...Larry, thanks for a provocative post. I do think, however, that it needs to be tempered. It seems to me that, instead of less sharing, there are two other issues to consider: first, much more widespread dissemination of materials rather than a few centralized places for sharing; and, second, a lot more general noise that can obscure such widespread materials. I would argue that a lot of sharing goes on (so much so that I sometimes feel overwhelmed, especially on Twitter), but that these two factors create difficulties.

There are, after all, some great repositories for sharing, but they may not be widely known, and they are not centralized. For example, Lisa Spiro has put together a great Zotero collection for "Digital Humanities Education" resources here. Another, specific to Anglo-Saxon studies, is the Oxford-hosted Woruldhoard project, a great collection of resources here. I could link to many other examples, culled from extensive bookmarks, but they do span many different sites and many different scholarly fields. Much of my own optimism about resource sharing comes from following a good crowd of scholars (representing many different disciplines and specializations) on Twitter, which seems to be a great community for sharing, including links from disparate sources. In some ways, this wide dissemination reflects disciplinary and subject specialization boundaries in the academy. I pose just two examples, but they are in different spheres of academia (despite some obvious overlaps between medieval studies and digital humanities). Yet, as the disparate natures of these two repositories demonstrates, such sharing is spread far and wide.

All of this is a long way from the early days of the Internet, when academics formed communities through listserves and email-based discussion groups. Some of these still exist, and many more now than before, and sharing does occur on them. But add to these many other ways to share--as Larry points out, personal websites, WordPress repositories, Academia.edu, ResearchGate, Zotero, Twitter, even (more recently) Tumblr, and the list could go on—and the noise begins to proliferate. I don't think I need to dwell on the idea of noise on the Internet; with millions of sites available, some certainly will be more prevalent and accessible than others.

In none of this am I suggesting that we need centralization--which could possibly lead to more monopolistic enterprises. Is there a solution? Is there a way to make more resources more prominent and more freely circulating? Perhaps it means finding the right networks and following them closely.Brandon W. Hawkhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-40577766318171048172014-02-02T01:58:31.202-05:002014-02-02T01:58:31.202-05:00Thank you for this post. Very timely given the new...Thank you for this post. Very timely given the new concerns re: net neutrality and the apparent move to an ever more commercialized space on the net. People complain about social networks w/r/t privacy--and for good reason!--but I've founs my social networking experience to be rich with data--freely circulating ideas, advice, and teaching strategies from some very bright people.

However, now the business prophets tell us even the mighty facebook will be dead in five years. Why, I wonder? Because it circulates too much free speech? Michael Sarabiahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-31735205804852188822014-01-04T05:21:22.784-05:002014-01-04T05:21:22.784-05:00fluid, informative and a very good post indeed. I ... fluid, informative and a very good post indeed. I always read and comment positively on education related articles. Just to let you know that I am now following your blog. Thanks, Steve
MBA Dissertations | HRM Dissertations | Finance DissertationsMr Joneshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3302491936414793074.post-86973542605129973412013-12-31T14:56:14.002-05:002013-12-31T14:56:14.002-05:00Rather than a time for new beginnings, I like to t...Rather than a time for new beginnings, I like to think of New Years as more of a time for letting go- of my regrets from the year, from brooding over my perceived failures, from things that held me back. Not repressing the irrepressible remnant, but finding peace with it, perhaps. Happy New Year, Rick! Jennifer Lynn Jordanhttp://email@example.com


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The Pittsburgh Steelers rarely enter a draft looking to add immediate impact players. Instead, they let their draftees develop behind a veteran presence for a year or two.
The drafting and development pattern established by the Steelers has worked well, helping them to three Super Bowl appearances, including two championships, since 2005.
However, even the Steelers are not without their faults.
Enter the 2008 draft. Pittsburgh had a disappointing home playoff loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars and needed to add some pieces to take the next step to a title.
Pittsburgh achieved the title, but it was without much help from the draft. Now three years later the Steelers have an aging roster in need of youth at key positions. Parts of these issues are a direct result from the lack of success in the 2008 draft.