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Perfect Location (Times Sqaure Seoul) C
N.º máximo de huéspedes2
Cuartos de baño1
Tamaño27 m²
Planta2(con ascensor)
- Aire acondicionado
- Internet/WiFi
- Habitación con llave
- Ascensor en el edificio
- Apto para familias / niños
- Cocina
- Lavadora / secadora
Resumen del alojamiento
|Yeongdeungpodong, 150-034 Seoul, Corea del Sur
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"5 main reasons why many guests choose our place, instead of Myeong dong, Hongdae, Itaewon or Gangnam."
1. We give a briefing about all informations of Seoul trip (sightseeing, food, adventures, etc) and our place to our guest for at least 30min when guest check in.
2."We always greet our guest at the airport bus stop or subway station before your check in and accompany with you after check out"
3. Jsut 10 Sec ->
Times Sqaure (Biggest Shopping mall in Seoul)
E-mart (Biggest & Cheapest #1 Super market in Korea) within 10 Sec
Seoul's Top 5 Underground shopping mall
+ 500 Korean Restaurants
4. Subway Line 1,2,5 & Airport Bus within 5min.
5. Awarded as a No1. Reviews winner (9.8 out of 10) in 2012-2016
[Cozy Comfort - Room Amenities]
Entire loft apartment with private bathroom for max 2~3pax (not share with others)
Queen sized mattress [Loft] for 2pax
Doulble sized Sofa bed [Lower floor] for 1 person
- Free breakfast (provide bread, jam & coffee)
- Free wireless high-speed Internet access and WI-FI
- Air conditioning / Heating / Refrigerator
- LED TV + Cable TV channels (120ch)
- Coffee/Tea maker / Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries / Hair dryer
- Microwave / Toaster
- Washing Machine / Detergent
- Drying rack
- Dining utensils
- Iron and Iron board
< Getting around >
[Mecca of Shopping]
- 1 minutes by walk
Located just in front of Times Square Mall, Seoul.
"Times Square Mall" is one of the biggest complex shopping mall in Seoul. ( SBS TV "Running man" Episode #1 )
- Emart which is the biggest, cheapest grocery super market,
- CGV - multiplex movie theater ( the biggest screen in the world & 4D theater)
-Courtyard by Marriott Hotel,
-Shinsegye Dep't Store (by SAMSUNG),
-Luxury brand shops
-Kyobobook store - the biggest bookstore chains,
-Many delicious restaurants cafes and shops.
[Best Location in Seoul]
3 minutes by walk
-> Airport bus Stop (#6008 - First stop / Last second stop)
5 minutes by walk
-> Subway line #1 'Yeong Deung Po' station
-> 'Yeong Deung Po' Train station - KTX (Korea Train Express) to Busan or other cities
10 minutes by walk
-> Subway line #2 'Munlae' station
-> Subway line #5 'Yeong Deung Po Market' station
30 minutes by Airport bus or subway
-> From Gimpo Domestic Airport (to Jeju)
55 minutes by Airport bus (#6008)
-> From Incheon Int'l Airport
Estimated time to major tourist subway stations from Yeongdeongpo station (Subway line 1)
Myeong dong - 20 minutes
Gyeongbokgung Palace - 25 minutes
Dongdaemun market - 25 minutes
Noryangjin (Fish market) - 6minutes
Yongsan(for Nami Island) - 10 minutes
Seoul station - 15 minutes
Gangnam - 30 minutes
Hongdae area- 15 minutes
Ewha Univ. - 20 minutes
Samseung (COEX Mall) - 39 minutes
Sinsa (Garosu-gil) - 35 minutes
Seoul National Univ. - 19 minutes
[ Super easy to come ]
Prior to taking the subway or airport bus, please contact us
We will greet all guests at the Airport bus stop or Subway station
1. Airport bus (Best way in Seoul )
Take bus # 6008. (Exit #6 or #12 at the airport) = KRW 9,000
Get off at last stop, Times Square mall (=Shinsegye Dep't Store), Yeongdeungpo
- takes about 55 min
2. Subway
Take AREX (Airport Subway) to Seoul Station, transfer to Line #1 and get off at Yeongdeungpo Station
-takes about 1hr
3. Airport Pick-up or Sanding service
Airport Pickup or Sanding service is provided at the cost of
KRW 75,000 (Max 3PAX) by Taxi
KRW 100,000 (Max 6PAX) by Jumbo taxi van
- takes about 40 min
< Interaction with Guests >
DMZ Tour (07:30 ~14:30)- KRW 46,000/ person
DMZ Tour shuttle bus pick you up at our place (every morning 07:20 AM)
EVERLAND ticket, KRW 48,000 -> KRW35,000
LOTTE WORLD ticket, KRW 48,000 -> KRW35,000
K-pop concert ticket (Upon request)
KTX train ticket (Service fee KRW 10,000 / time)
Nanta show (VIP Seat), KRW 60,000 -> KRW 55,000 / person
Jump show - KRW 75,000 / person
Ballerina who loved a B boy show - KRW 75,000 / person
Music show Wedding - KRW 75,000 / person
Fantastic show - KRW 75,000 / person
Nami Island & petit France tour(07:30 ~ 17:00) - KRW +-- ---- ---- / person
-> Tour suttle bus pick you up at our place (07:30 AM)
Paju premium outlets
Any place that you want to trip
Jumbo Van charter with driver for Max 7pax (Upon request)
Ski Resort shuttle bus at our place (winter season)- Free
Normas del alojamiento< Note >
There are several rules to reduce any inconvenience during your stay
•All the facilities are available Only for those who have made a full payment.
•Pets are not allowed in the guesthouse.
•The guest who causes displeasure someone or goes against proper religious and cultural etiquette is subject to be checked out compulsively.
•Smoking is NOT ALLOWED in the whole building. You must go outside to smoke. If Not, there is a fine of USD1000 for smoking.
As the secondary violation is exposed, the relevant resident will be evicted from their room.
•You are supposed to compensate us for damage to property through your carelessness. In case you accompany your kids, you should be fully responsible and liable for any injury, harm, property loss, or damage caused by your child during the stay.
•We do not guarantee for the missing so, please make sure you take all of your belongings with you.
•All rooms are available for the resident only, no alien!
•After 11 p.m. please do not make a noise for other guests.
•Check In : After 2 p.m, Check Out : Until 11 a.m.
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I've never stayed at a guest house and usually book hotels. But I'm glad I found Ken & Jen's place. The reviews I've read and researched are accurate and true! Ken met us at the train station and thoroughly explained everything to us. The place was clean and cozy. Ken gave us great advice on where to eat and shop. He also booked our DMZ tour and Everland ticket for us so we didn't worry abot anything. The location is really the best part. Being across the street from Time Square is the best thing ever. Everything you need is there. I will definitely be staying at their place again if I get a chance to go back to S. Korea! Thanks Ken & Jen!!!! Hope you are all doing well! :)
Comentarios de otras propiedad de este anfitrión
Hola, solo decir que el alojamiento de Ken & Jen fue una experiencia genial. Todo estaba super bien distribuido, limpio y agradable. Ken es un chico magnifico, nos vino a buscar a la estación de autobuses y una vez llegado al apartamento nos explico todo el funcionamiento, nos recomendo sitios a los que ir a comer y las cosas que teniamos que visitar. En resumen un 10 :)
Nos alojamos por 7 noches con mi familia (2 adultos, 2 niños). El apartamento estaba equipado adecuadamente y era muy cómodo a pesar del tiempo muy frío. La ubicación era excelente, con muy fácil acceso al centro comercial de Times Square y la estación de metro de Yeongdeungpo.
Ken era un buen anfitrión e hizo arreglos para que nos recogió y envió fuera de la cercana Airport Limousine Bus-stop en Shinsegae Dept Store. Se aseguró de que teníamos pan para el desayuno todos los días - incluso nos ofreció algunos muy delicioso gimbap casera (rollos de arroz) una mañana. Él también dio sugerencias sobre lugares alternativos para comer o ir al frente a esos lugares turísticos muy concurridos mencionadas en las guías. En definitiva, fue un lugar muy agradable para alojarse durante nuestra primera visita a Seúl.
Stayed for 7 nights with my family (2 adults, 2 children). The apartment was adequately equipped and was very comfortable despite the very cold weather. Location was excellent, with very easy access to the Times Square mall and Yeongdeungpo subway station.
Ken was a good host and made arrangements to have us picked up and sent off from the nearby Airport Limousine Bus-stop at Shinsegae Dept Store. He made sure we had bread for breakfast every day - even offered us some very delicious home-made gimbap (rice rolls) one morning. He also gave suggestions on alternative places to eat or go to as opposed to those very crowded touristy places mentioned in guide books. All in all, it was a very nice place to stay for our first visit to Seoul.
Yo vivo en 10 días atrás con friend.There es buena ubicación en el Seoul Guest House at Times Square (Yeongdeungpo) un gran centro comercial y muchos muchos restaurantes cerca del lugar. Moderno apartamento muy limpio y el Ken anfitrión es muy agradable y la prestación de un servicio personal cálido y acogedor. Voy a recomendar a mi amigo.
I live in 10days ago with friend.There is good location at The Seoul Guest House at Times Square (Yeongdeungpo) a big shopping mall and many many restaurants near the place. Very clean modern apartment and the host Ken is very nice and providing a warm and friendly personal service. I will recommend to my friend.
Excelente ubicación y muy limpio y moderno apartamento, ideal para alojamiento familiar y económico en Seúl. Mis tres hijos y yo hemos viajado a Seúl un número de veces y encontró que el Seoul Guest House nuestro mejor experiencia Seúl pero con Ken prestación de un servicio personal cálido y acogedor. Ya hemos recomendado el Seoul Guest House a amigos en Geoje como un lugar para alojarse y sin duda vamos a utilizar su alojamiento si viajamos a Seúl de nuevo.
Excellent location and very clean modern apartment; ideal for affordable family accommodation in Seoul. My three children and I have traveled to Seoul a number of times and found The Seoul Guest House our best Seoul experience yet with Ken providing a warm and friendly personal service. We have already recommended The Seoul Guest House to friends in Geoje as a place to stay and we will definitely use their accommodation if we travel to Seoul again.
Durante una semana el verano reciente i Seúl, nuestra familia (2 adultos y 2 adolescentes) nos alojamos en el Seoul Guest House at Times Square, Yeongdeungpo, que es en gran medida por la ciudad de Seúl. El centro comercial más grande de Corea, está situado junto a la Estación Yeongdeungpo uno de los tres ciones del metro de Seúl donde se puede hacer una transferencia directa de los trenes expresos KTX, que le permitirá llegar fácil y rápidamente las partes más distantes del país . El apartamento es completamente nuevo, en muy buenas condiciones y tiene todas las comodidades necesarias para una estancia corta. Encontramos este apartamento es la mejor opción pero para una estancia cómoda y económica i Seúl. Nuestros anfitriones - Ken y Jen han sido excelentes anfitriones, son a la vez hightly competentes en Inglés y ha sido de gran ayuda para resolver problemas prácticos, reserva de entradas y así sucesivamente. Que le permitirá disfrutar de lo mejor de la hospitalidad de Corea! Recomendamos TheSeoulGuestHouse a cualquiera que desee un compacto, barato, céntrico apartamento en uno de los lugares más vibrantes de todo!
During a recent summer week i Seoul, our family (2 adults 2 teenagers) stayed at The Seoul Guest House at Times Square, Yeongdeungpo, which is very much down town Seoul. The shopping mall, biggest in Korea, is located adjacent to the Yeongdeungpo Station one of only three subway sations in Seoul where you can make a direct transfer to the KTX express trains, enabling you to quickly and easily reach even more distant parts of the country.
The appartment is quite new, in very good condition and has all the amenities you need for a short stay. We find this appartment to be the best option yet for a convenient and inexpensive stay i Seoul.
Our hosts - Ken and Jen have been excellent hosts, are both hightly proficient in English and has been of great help to solve practical problems, booking tickets and so forth. They will let you experience the best of Korean hospitality!
We strongly recommend TheSeoulGuestHouse to anybody who desires a compact, inexpensive, downtown flat in one of the most vibrating places around!
Para conseguir que el lugar era bastante fácil - tomamos el autobús desde el aeropuerto y fue la última parada. Hubo un enorme centro comercial y muchos restaurantes cerca del lugar. Fue taller muy divertido y comer. También tiene una estación de metro al lado de la plaza, que era muy práctico para ir a los lugares populares y céntricas - Kyung-bok palacio y Myung-dong. El lugar estaba limpio y seguro. El personal era muy amable y bien informado - que hablaban con fluidez en Inglés. Me encanta este lugar y me gustaría visitarlo.
Getting to the place was easy enough - took the bus from the airport and it was the last stop. There was a huge shopping mall and many many restaurants near the place. It was so much fun shop around and eat. Also having a subway station next to the place, it was really convenient to go to popular places and downtown - Kyung-bok palace and Myung-dong. The place was clean and secure. Staffs were so friendly and knowledgeable - they were fluent in English.
I love this place and would like to visit again.
Ken has been a fantastic host during my stay in Seoul with my friends. He was friendly and always ready to assist us when we contacted and took the time to explain the transport system as well as the best routes to reaching our destinations. He was helpful especially when he helped us organise a trip to Busan and his willingness to help us for small things demonstrates his understanding of what the guests need. Thank you very much!! Definitely recommend Ken as a fantastic host.
Many thanks for your hospitality.
-B.C & Friends
Great apartement in a good location.
The apartement is clean, secured and new. You have a direct view to Times Square – which is one of the great spots in Seoul.
In the apartement is enough space for a familly (we have 2 Kids). You ll find everything you need in the big shopping and entertainment center just across the street on Times Square.
In a few minutes you ll reach a big train and subway station, so you can easyly go allover in seoul.
Ken is a great host, he picked us up from the airportbus, showed us around the place and introduced us to the korean way of live. He was allways very helpfull and even booked us the train ticket to busan.
We enjoyed to stay in this place and would come again.
Ken is very nice and helpful. He help us to order kyochon chicken. Also, he introduce many delicious restaurant and scenic spot to us. The seoul guest house is clean and its location is excellent. This apartment is near the subway station and time square which is convenient. It is a good choice to stay when you come to korea.
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Si Belle Souterrian
Size32 m²
Floor No.0
- Internet/WiFi
- Towels
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Baby cot
- Dishwasher
Accommodation summary
|Solmsstr, 10961 Berlin, Germany
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1 room with 32m ² (bed-sitting-dining room, large bathroom with shower, kitchenette with SFBC) with electric stove, microwave, refrigerator, sink, pots, dishes, cutlery.
Holiday apartment in Bergmannkiez middle of Kreuzberg turmoil, much of restaurants, coffee bars, attractions, festivals, parties, everything a heart desires.
Berlin is a city with a laid-back attitude allowing for every kind of life style and particularly appealing is also the wide range of activities and events. Berlin offers a lot of green spots with over a third of the cities extensive surface covered by sweeping parks, forests, lakes, rivers and canals. Unsurprisingly, cycling is quite popular and the wide streets are usually filled with special marked bicycle lanes. Public transport in Berlin is thorough and efficient with the railway and bus network is the fastest way of getting around the capital.
It all makes Berlin a perfect place to live in, with some of the liveliest nightlife in Europe to keep you going through the long grey winters.
House rulesNo parties and celebrations.
Smoking in de house not allowed.
Pets are not allowed.
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Reviews of this property
Doerthe is a very kind owner. She was very helpful and friendly!
The flat is very nice, full of all the necessary. It was situated in a strategic area, near the subway and near a pretty street full of cafes and restaurants.
I absolutely recommend this flat! If I will return in Berlin certainly I will come again from Doerthe!
100% recommended living an experience in this beautiful apartment in Berlin!!
Doerthe was a really nice host and her place was very very comfortable, clean, quiet but well connected at the same time. We loved it! And also enjoyed the amazing neighborhood with lots of great restaurants, stores...I would definitely return!
Wonderful apartment in wonderful sorrounding. Our stay couldn't been nicer. Warm, cozy and charmful apartment in a calm street, even the neighbourghood has a lot of interesting places, shops and bars and restaurants very close. Our warmy thanks to Dörthe and Caco, whose patience and welcome had been really comforting. I strongly recommend the stay! wishees!
We recently stayed in Doerthe's apartment again because it is a pleasant to live in, spotlessly clean and has plenty of amenities on-hand. Her accommodation is in a nice place to stay too. We would recommend it to anyone.
We rented the place for a week in mid July and had the best time ever. The flat was clean and cosy and you have everything you need for a stay in Berlin. A new bathroom with a lovley shower and washing machine. Bergmanstrasse just around the corner with bars and restaurants and only a 2 min walk to the S-bahn. If you consider to go to Berlin this is the place to live!
Alles war ok, Flasche Wein, Erdbeeren! Hilfe beim Bettmachen und Ausklappen wäre schön gewesen.
Wunderschönes Appartment sehr schön und einzigartig eingerichtet. Alles ist sehr modern vor allem das Badzimmer. Das Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis ist überragend. Die Location ist tip top. Werde aufjedenfall wieder dort bleiben, wenn ich wieder nach Berlin komme. Die Gastgeber sind sehr nett. Kanns nur weiterempfehlen, hab nichts zum bemängeln!
Una casa super acojedora, pequeña, pero perfecta para dos personas.
No tuvimos ningún problema y las anfitrionas nos lo pusieron todo muy fácil.
Se agradece un montón el que la casa tenga todo lo necesario (gel, champú, secador de pelo, toallas, sábanas, radio, tele, altavoces, zapatillas de casa, etc.)
Resumiría la estancia y la calidad de la casa simplemente diciendo "como en casa". Muchas gracias, si vuelvo a Berlín no dudaré en volver a quedarme en este adorable apartamento.
El único inconveniente que podría decir es que al ser un bajo, se escucha si hay ruido en la calle, pero ésta es muy tranquila, así que los puntos positivos superan por mayoría a este único inconveniente :)
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Let It Snow in Ontario
Blue Mountain Resort • Blue Mountains, Canada
Escape Kit
- A One-Night Stay for Two in a One-Bedroom Village Suite Between December 9 and December 20, 2012 ($209) or Sundays through Thursdays between January 6 and 31, 2013 ($225)
- Two Adult Lift Tickets
- Internet
- Parking
- Late 1 p.m. Checkout
- Combine Vouchers to Stay for Up to Two Nights
Jozo Weider knew he had found something special. Overlooking the Georgian Bay on a thick slab of the Niagara Escarpment, surrounded by wild forest and ample snow, Ontario's Blue Mountain so impressed the ardent skier from Czechoslovakia that he began building the resort by hand, using heavy cable and a truck engine as a chairlift.
That was 1941. Today, Blue Mountain is Ontario's largest and most popular four-seasons resort, showing three-quarters of a million people the time of their life each year. And you're next: Get a one-night stay for two in a one-bedroom Village Suite between December 9 and December 20, 2012 ($209) or Sundays through Thursdays between January 6 and 31, 2013 ($225).
Oh, and Jozo wouldn't approve of a trip to Blue Mountain without a couple of lift tickets. You'll get two adult passes, complimentary Internet, parking, and late 1 p.m. checkout, to boot.
Suites are appointed with modern furnishings and feature Internet and in-room movies, plus access to hot tubs, fitness rooms, and saunas. Some 400 Village suites are outfitted with fireplaces. But that's just a prelude to the real show.
With 36 daytime runs and 25 nighttime runs, 15 chair lifts, and more than 250 acres, Blue Mountain is Ontario's largest snow resort; one look at the trail map and you'll see there's terrain for every level, from beginner to advanced skiers and snowboarders. Add to that a burly terrain park with a superpipe, plus Canada's largest snowmaking system, and you've got a world-class mountain.
Off the slopes, you'll find dozens of shops, restaurants, and bars in the Village, serving everything from bar-and-grill fare to sushi, local brew to international wine. At least once, everyone should dance 'til 2 a.m. at after-hours spot Tholos, featuring a live DJ every Saturday night.
What started as a ski bum's pet project in 1941 has blossomed into one of Canada's top resorts. If only he could see it today. Escape to Blue Mountain Resort—if for nothing else, do it for Jozo.
"The largest ski resort in Ontario, and only getting bigger, this huge property near Collingwood revolves around its brightly painted Scandinavian-style alpine "village" with several blocks of shops, restaurants, bars, and a plaza with live music."-- Read Fodor's Review of Blue Mountain Resort
30 day money-back guarantee
Can't find the dates you want? Dog ate your passport? No worries. You have 30 days post-purchase to return your voucher, no questions asked.
the fine print
- Limit 2 vouchers per reservation
- Reservation required and subject to availability; must be made by December 9
- Not valid on group or existing reservations
- Once confirmed with the property reservations are non-refundable and cannot be scheduled; voucher subject to forfeiture
- Blackout dates are December 21, 2012 - January 8, 2013
- Not valid Fridays or Saturdays in January
- Based upon double occupancy
- Ski season is forecasted to open on December 9; guests can stay earlier if ski season opens earlier which is weather dependent; please call with any questions
- Two one day ski passes included; subject to opening of ski season at Blue Mountain
- Village Suites are in the Grand Georgian, Weider Lodge or Seasons at Blue subject to availability
- Taxes and applicable fees not included and will be paid to hotel
- The deal is valid only for date range purchased and may not be exchanged or redeemed for any other dates
- Other conditions apply • PAID AND PROMOTIONAL VALUES EXPIRES ON January 31, 2013 • PAID VALUE DOES NOT EXPIRE • PAID VALUE EXPIRES ON January 31, 2018 • PROMOTIONAL VALUE EXPIRES ON January 31, 2013 • Enjoy By January 31, 2013
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Except where noted in the fine print:
• Tax and gratuity are not included
• Merchant is responsible for the quality of the products or services provided to you at redemption
• Entire value must be used in one visit
• Cannot be combined with any other offer or promotion
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UTSA celebrates Diversity Month: Kickoff is Nov. 1
By Tim Brownlee
Assistant Director of Public Affairs
(Oct. 29, 2005)--The UTSA Office of Student Activities and the Office of Institutional Diversity will co-sponsor UTSA Diversity Month in November. With the theme, "All Different. All Roadrunners," the month's activities will celebrate the cultural traditions and personal stories of the many groups in the UTSA community.
Activities at the 1604 and Downtown campuses will include panel discussions, a culture fair, a showcase event, film showings, sports, food tastings and displays. Watch UTSA Today for stories about upcoming events.
Download the Diversity Month calendar of events (pdf format).
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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The kickoff event is noon to 1 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 1 in the University Center window lounge on the 1604 Campus. The event, free and open to all, will feature music from around the world, food tasting and other activities in a colorful and diverse atmosphere. For more information, contact Nevil Shed at (210) 458-7365.
The highlight event of the month is a culture fair, "Celebrate UTSA!" set for 4 to 8 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 17 on the Convocation Center east lawn, 1604 Campus. Activities will include information tables and a showcase of music, dance, skits, cultural traditions and personal stories.
For more information about Diversity Month, contact Diane Pina at (210) 458-4153 or Ann Margaret Trujillo at (210) 458-4160.
Diversity Month 2005 Planning Committee
Representing student organizations:
Tudor Cotae, International Student Association
Steven Garza, Phi Iota Alpha
Antonio Mills, Kappa Alpha Psi
Kim Pham, Filipino Student Association
Liz Shaw, CAB Awareness (Campus Activities Board)
Polo Trejo, BESO (Bilingual Education Student Association)
Gil Turner, Sigma Delta Pi and Yachai
Representing faculty and staff:
Ann Margaret Trujillo (committee co-chair), Office of Student Activities
Diane Pina (committee co-chair), Office of Institutional Diversity Grace Hernandez, Office of Institutional Diversity
Barry McKinney, Office of Student Activities
Michelle Montanio, Office of Student Activities, Downtown Campus
Keith Pilger, Office of Student Activities, Downtown Campus
Katrice Woods, Visitor's Center, Office of Admissions
Becca Mathews, Visitor's Center, Office of Admissions
Alicia Triplett, Housing
Lester Samson, Housing
Charlin Jones, University Center Events
Nevil Shed, University Center Events
Lorraine Harrison, Office of Disability Services
Norma Suarez, Office of International Programs
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He got an additional $970,000 signing bonus in each of the 3 remaining years(for a $2.91 total new signing bonus). His base salary this year is now only $840,000(vet minimum; originally $5.25 mil) and his cap hit is $3.66 mil(originally $7.1 mil).
His cap hit next year dropped from $7.9 mil to $5.87 mil. His dead money number is pretty high($3.69 mil) so we'd now only cut him if he completely flamed out or we were desperate for cap space(he'd save only $2.18 mil; cutting Jenkins this year would save $2.51 mil in comparison).
2015 his cap hit actually drops down to $4.47 mil and cutting him would save $3.5 mil(only $970,000 in dead money). This will likely be the year to watch as his cap hit isn't that high but we will likely be extremely strapped for cap. Could go either way.
I hope it's a JG extension. I think that's more important than a free agent at this point. Not to mention that JG's value is probably at a low since he didn't have a banner year last year.
I'm saying Jimmy is likely the one wanting to wait and going the Brees route.
MOTHERfrickING LOOMIS BITCH
I think we can all agree that in any world we live in Jimmy is a top 3 TE and if we are stuck waiting out his contract year we could be in for a monster jimmy year...which maybe management wants.
To go from $18.5 mil over to $5 mil under($23.5 mil swing) without any major releases and several significant signings is mind blowing.
infantry, Loomis doesn't do the evaluating or decide who to keep. Payton says he wants a guy and it's up to Loomis to make the numbers work for what the player is asking.
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#FriskyFriday: January 4th 2013
We're starting off the year with the hottest #FriskyFriday yet!
It's the first #FriskyFriday of 2013 and the girls are heading into this thing with a vengance. These are some of the sexiest photos we've seen in awhile, so we only have high hopes for what the rest of the year has in store for us.
Every week Playboy asks Playmates, models and random hot girls to submit their sexiest photos via Twitter using the hashtag #FriskyFriday. They then filter through the girls to see which ones encompass the Playboy brand the best. Those who make the cut will make it to this page and are one step closer to becoming the weekly #FriskyFriday winner judged by Playboy staff.
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Top: Musicians Leda Valladares and Leon Garcia by Alejandra
Bottom: From "De Ushuaia a la Quiaca" series by Alejandra
UTSA, Wells Fargo present 'Sound Gallery' exhibit Sept. 6-30
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Assistant Director of Public Affairs
(Sept. 5, 2006)--UTSA and Wells Fargo present "Sound Gallery: de Ushuaia a San Antonio," an exhibit using photographic, video and audio elements to frame the intimate and public moments of well-known and anonymous heroes.
The exhibit, free and open to the public, runs through Sept. 30 in the Durango Building gallery at the UTSA Downtown Campus. Gallery hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday.
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An opening reception is 6-8 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 6. A special student reception is 4-6 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 13.
Curated by filmmaker Guillermina Zabala, the exhibit is part of FOTOSEPTIEMBRE USA, an annual national forum that celebrates photography and photography-based art forms. In this exhibit, photographers and media artists explore the legacy of local and international musicians as they meet with the community and develop their art.
Photographers and media artists participating in the exhibit are Betty Bastidas, Alejandra Palacios, Carolina Rubio, Laura Varela and Guillermina Zabala.
"I met Guillermina Zabala and Laura Varela at their recent Blue Star exhibit," said Arturo Almeida, UTSA art specialist. "I admired their work and talent, and asked Guillermina to curate this UTSA exhibit and to bring together the work of these noted artists."
For more information, contact Arturo Almeida at (210) 458-4983.
About the artists
Betty Bastidas originally is from Ecuador and now is based in Brooklyn, N.Y. She has a certificate in documentary photography from Salt Institute of Documentary Studies (Maine) and was a bachelor of science degree from New York University. A passionate storyteller, her photo essays celebrate the strength of human spirit. Recurring themes in her work are the will to live, overcoming traumas, the courage to heal, and rising above fear and prejudices. Her photography has taken her around the world to India, Thailand, Laos, Australia, Cuba and Colombia, as well as within the United States to Maine, Missouri, New Mexico, Texas, New Orleans and California.
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the photos of Alejandra Palacios have appeared in Rolling Stone (Argentina edition), Clarin, LA Weekly and Los Angeles Times, among other publications in English and Spanish. She has photographed dozens of international musicians, including Julieta Venegas, Juana Molina, Leon Gieco, Ruben Blades, Willie Colon, Juan Luis Guerra, Bon Jovi, Suzanne Vega and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Carolina Rubio is a San Antonio-based art educator, inter-disciplinary artist and curator with a master of art in art education degree from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a B.F.A degree in visual studies from Texas Tech University. She develops mixed media works exploring Mexican American women's relationships with violence, karma and liberation. Her solo exhibition debut is scheduled for April 2007 at One9Zero6 Gallery, San Antonio.
Laura Varela is a San Antonio-based filmmaker and media artist, originally from El Paso. Her projects are community-based focusing on issues of social justice and cultural preservation. She has produced several documentaries, narrative experimental films and video installations. She received a Humanities Texas Media Arts grant for her current project, "As Long as I Remember: American Veteranos." In 2004, along with Anne Lewis and Heather Courtney, she produced "The Texas Majority Minority for the Voting in America Project." In 2002, she was associate producer of "A Slight Discomfort: Echoes from the Clinic," which won the Premio Mesquite Award for Best Experimental Work at the San Antonio CineFestival.
Media artist/filmmaker Guillermina Zabala is a graduate of Columbia College, Hollywood, with a bachelor's degree in cinema. Her film, "The Hot Room," premiered on Showtime. Her experimental video, "F-Watch," recently was shown at Nalip's CAM Slam, and her video installation, "Progress," was exhibited at the Esperanza Center. In 2005, she exhibited a video altar dedicated to the dead of the Iraq war. Her documentary, "Pan de Vida: Bread of Life," was shown at San Antonio's Blue Star Contemporary Arts Center. She edited the film, "KordaVision," which won Best Documentary at the 2006 Monterrey Film Festival, New York Latino Film Festival and Albuquerque Film Festival; the 2005 Beverly Hills Film Festival and the 2004 San Francisco Latino Film Festival. She is media arts director for San Antonio's SAY Si organization. Zabala currently is producing "Juanito's Lab," a feature documentary exploring the life of blind musician Juanito Castillo, 18, who is proficient in 14 instruments.


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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Great job on the sunflowers!!
Be a blessing to others, as you may entertain angels unaware!
Beautiful quilt. I love the pattern.
It looks great!!
When it seems like the world is falling to pieces remember that the pieces are falling into place. We are nearing closer to the End Times.
Beautiful, great sunflowers.
Another Phyllis
This life is the only one you get - enjoy it before you lose it.
Very pretty--great colors!
I made this same quilt several years ago. It is one of my favorites!! Beautiful quilt.
Thank you Kitsie! Now I remember, I have that book too
Eat, quilt, sleep, repeat
Lovely quilt, great job and thank you for sharing.
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flipping out. anxiety attacks as the result of chaos in ones life where nothing is going as planned and everything is going wrong. ones reaction to a shit storm.
dude I am totally bipping out: my dog ran away, I'm an hour late to a job interview, I'm being kicked out of my apartment and the police are at the door.
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Place four pebbles on the sand in the form of a square. Keep adding as few pebbles as necessary to double the area. How many extra pebbles are added each time?
Suppose we allow ourselves to use three numbers less than 10 and
multiply them together. How many different products can you find?
How do you know you've got them all?
Investigate the different shaped bracelets you could make from 18 different spherical beads. How do they compare if you use 24 beads?
The first person who is unable to cross out a number loses.
Here is an interactive version of the game in which you drag the numbers from the left hand grid and drop them on the right hand grid. Alternatively, click on a number in the left hand grid and it will transport to the earliest empty location in the right hand grid. You can rearrange the numbers in the right hand grid by dragging and dropping them in position. The integer in the top right hand
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With works dating to 300 BCE, the David Owsley Museum of Art's objects from Africa, Oceania, and the Americas include masks, sculpture, vessels, and textiles.
Native American beadwork, pre-Columbian ceramic sculpture and vessels, and African figures and masks are among the works exhibited in the David T. Owsley Ethnographic Gallery, located on the main level of the museum.
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Psoriasis: Joint Inflammation, Pain May Predict PsA »
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Methoxsalen with UV radiation should be used only by physicians who have special competence in the diagnosis and treatment of psoriasis and who have special training and experience in photochemotherapy. The use of Psoralen and ultraviolet radiation therapy should be under constant supervision of such a physician. For the treatment of patients with psoriasis, photochemotherapy should be restricted to patients with severe, recalcitrant, disabling psoriasis which is not adequately responsive to other forms of therapy, and only when the diagnosis is certain. Because of the possibilities of ocular damage, aging of the skin, and skin cancer (including melanoma), the patient should be fully informed by the physician of the risks inherent in this therapy.
CAUTION: Oxsoralen-Ultra® (Methoxsalen Soft Gelatin Capsules) should not be used interchangeably with regular Oxsoralen or 8-MOP (Methoxsalen Hard Gelatin Capsules). This new dosage form of methoxsalen exhibits significantly greater bioavailability and earlier photosensitization onset time than previous methoxsalen dosage forms. Patients should be treated in accordance with the dosimetry specifically recommended for this product. The minimum phototoxic dose (MPD) and phototoxic peak time after drug administration prior to onset of photochemotherapy with this dosage form should be determined.
Oxsoralen-Ultra (methoxsalen capsules, USP) contains 10 mg. methoxsalen (8-methoxsalen). Methoxsalen occurs as white to pale yellow crystals and can be obtained naturally from seeds of Ammimajus and roots of Heracleum Candicans or through synthesis. Methoxsalen is practically insoluble in water, freely soluble in chloroform, soluble in boiling alcohol, in acetone, in acetic acid, in propylene glycol, and in benzene, sparingly soluble in boiling water and in ether. The chemical name of methoxsalen is 9-methoxy-7H-furo [3,2-g] [1] benzopyran-7-one; its empirical formula is C12H8O4 and the molecular weight is 216.19. The structural formula is:
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Day one was a day for getting introduced to each other and getting the kinks out of the legs. Most players arrived late yesterday, Thursday. There was excitement in the air as the players met their teammates most for the first time. "This is what Nationals go through all the time," says Nik Penn Director of Select Teams for Rush Soccer. "This specific program (PDT or Player Development Teams) focuses on bringing our more passionate elite Rush players from around the U.S."
The Rush currently have 25 clubs in the U.S. to make up the select teams. This is a mechanism to bring like players with like talents together. "There are many objectives," continues NIk, " The players get a chance to play more then they would with there respective clubs. The players then take there experience and new found knowledge back to the clubs to pass on the message."
Last year, Rush faired fairly well at this event winning two championships and placing a couple more in the semi's. As the Rush Clubs grow and evolve, the talent gets better and better. Ryan Williams from Hawaii Rush says, "I have been on selected for PDT for three years now. I love coming to these events. I have made many friends in the main land."
Rush Competition starts tomorrow. We will keep family, friends and fans posted.
(Pictures: Top right: Parents watch training. 2nd right: Meeting new teammates. Below: Rush Coaches discuss training, U14 Boys train in preparation to defend their 2011 championship.)


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This cloister was a corridor overlooking the Middle Courtyard at Hogwarts Castle. It opened up into a room leading into the spiral staircase to the entrance of the Ravenclaw common room.
Behind the scenes
- A room adjacent to this corridor is where, in the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Harry sees Hermione crying, after she sees Ron kiss Lavender Brown. These events take place in a deserted seventh-floor classroom in the novel. It is weird that he found her in this corridor, as they both came from the Gryffindor common room.
- In the second part of the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, this is where Luna Lovegood takes Harry so that he can ask the Grey Lady about Rowena Ravenclaw's Diadem. This scene differs from the book, in which Nearly-Headless Nick points her out to Harry, and the two talk in a corridor off the Entrance Hall.
- In LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 this corridor looks different and does not overlook the Middle Courtyard.
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brothers from differnt mothersNuge, Gareth, and Corey.. All together in this pic from Active Westwood. Now they are all very far apart. Nuge is in LA, Gareth is in AZ then going to Utah, and Corey is in Spain.
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corey let me hit it
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Duffel left Sessions. He now on Split. So is Nuge and Slash. And to what he told Split his real name is William. I hope that's B.S.
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these guys rip, dont be dissing the fosko u shit!!
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The Community Policing Self-Assessment Tool (CP-SAT) is a web-based agency-wide survey that helps law enforcement agencies (LEA) measure their progress in implementing community policing. The CP-SAT confidentially captures information about community partnerships, problem solving, and organizational impact.
It is mandatory that all COPS Hiring Program (CHP) grantees administer the CP-SAT in their agency at the beginning of the grant period and at the end of the grant period. It is also available on a voluntary basis for tribal LEAs.
The CP-SAT measures three key components of community policing:
Step 1: (for CHP agencies) Agency receives an email from ICF International (ICF) with their assigned three-week CP-SAT administration period.
Step 2: Agency selects a key contact to be responsible for administering the CP-SAT to agency staff and community partners.
Step 3: Key contact emails or calls ICF (firstname.lastname@example.com or 877.99.CPSAT) to confirm or schedule an administration date and to start the CP-SAT process.
Step 4: Once agency contacts ICF to agree to administration date, agency receives an email from ICF with details about CP-SAT administration (including example pre-survey notification, invitation, and reminder email language, survey URL, and agency passcode).
Step 5: Agency key contact:
Step 6: Agency key contact coordinates pre-survey notification, as well as emails survey invitation and two survey reminders to all sworn staff, appropriate civilian staff, and community partners on specified dates.
Step 7: ICF tracks response rate and notifies agencies with a low response rate after two weeks of administration.
Step 8: After the three-week administration period ends, agencies that successfully reach at least 80 percent response rate of sworn staff receive a CP-SAT Results Report generated by ICF.
All agencies that receive at least an 80 percent response rate of sworn staff receive a Results Report at the end of each administration that summarizes their results and benchmark data in a user-friendly format. Participating agencies receive the CP-SAT Results Report after their 1st administration and the CP-SAT 2nd Administration Results Report after their 2nd administration.
The CP-SAT Resources webpage provides dozens of community policing resources. Agencies can use these resources to address and enhance their problem solving, partnerships, and organizational transformation efforts based on the strengths and areas for improvement identified in their agency-specific CP-SAT Results Report.
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Hi all
So, a bit of background.. Right now, im driving a 2008 dodge caliber that i bought brand new back in 2008. I was in the market for a cheap, new car, to replace an old ford focus that was starting to get to the point where it needed a LOT of repairs. So, ive been driving the caliber for the past 3+ years now, and its been a rocky ride to say the least.
I bought a brand new car so i would have something reliable to drive daily, and its proven far from. Right now, the car has just a hair under 29k miles, and i have already had the rear defroster wiring repaired after it stopped working after 5k miles, oil leak fixed, tie rods, control arms, struts, endlinks, steering wheel lock, motor mount, seat molding replaced x3, seat reupholstered, shift knob replaced, and right now, am dealing with the car not starting intermittently, almost seems like its not reading the key anymore.
ANYWAY.. Im starting to look HARD for a used wrx to replace the caliber. My problem right now, is that i still owe for another two 1/2 years on the caliber, and the trade in value is less than awesome. Ive been looking around for quite some time now, and wanted a wrx for a LONG time. I looked at an older bugeye a few months ago, but as i need to finance, and really dont have anything substantial to put down, with the mileage it had, wouldnt have worked.
Recently, i came across two wrx's that im considering, the ONLY problem being that both of them are 4EAT's. I REALLY would like a MTX, but as my caliber is starting to get worse, i would settle for a 4EAT for the time being, until i pay that off and can afford to spend more money on a "big boy" wrx.
So, the first one i found is a 2005, 94k miles, sedan, 4EAT, and in great shape. I have a friend that works for a subie dealer(out of state) and was able to run the history, and said it came back clean with no major problems at all. The dealer its at is only a few miles from my house, and they are only asking 9200 bucks for it. So, given that its an automatic, and in good shape, thats a pretty good price.
The second, is an 05, wagon, 71k miles, 4EAT, shows an accident on record, so i would need to check that one over pretty good, and they are asking 13,9k for it. Service history was good on that one as well.
Both are silver.
So, tomorrow im going to go check out and drive the sedan, as ive never driven an ATX wrx before, and see how i like it. I have been warned that they do suffer from a bit of lag off the line(but have been lurking on here and reading that an up+down pipe, along with tuning, and maybe a beefier tq converter would help that out a lot.
As of right now, im not TOO concerned with building a crazy high HP car, i just want something that starts every day.
Now, as far as financing, anyone have any suggestions? I know financing an older car with higher miles is VERY hard to do. If i can get a 35 month loan, with decent interest, and can keep the payments UNDER 340 a month, i can do it. I also need to call the insurance company before i go to even look at the car to see how much higher it will go, if at all.
So, sorry for SUCH a long intro, and if you read through all that, you get an e-cookie
Any advice or help is MUCH appreciated. Ill also post up the pics of both the cars from the dealers site in a few minutes


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Fred Herzog: Street Photography
13 Jun 2011 - 05 Sep 2011
This exhibition presents close to 30 photographs by Vancouver photographer Fred Herzog. These images, captured during the late 1950s and throughout the 1960s, depict Vancouver as well as Victoria, San Francisco and Banff. Organized by the Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography.
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For more than 50 years, companies have performed partial discharge (PD) testing on electrical assets as part of ongoing predictive maintenance programs. Data obtained through PD testing and monitoring has provided critical information on the quality of insulation and its impact on overall equipment health. Because PD activity is often present well in advance of insulation failure, asset managers have the ability to monitor PD activity over time and make informed strategic decisions regarding ...
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Can separating boys and girls improve their performance at school? Or do boys and girls need to be together to learn to get along? There is no right answer. But many people have strong opinions about the topic. Some people believe that single-gender schools are the best bet. Others believe that coed schools give kids a stronger start.
Single-gender education is on the rise. In the mid-1990s, there were only two single-gender public schools in the nation. Today, more than 500 public schools in 40 states have only boy students, only girl students or some classes that are single-gender.
The authors of a new report in Science magazine reviewed existing research about single-gender schools. Their report argues against this type of education. They say it reduces boys' and girls' opportunities to work together, and reinforces gender stereotypes. A stereotype is an inaccurate oversimplified image of a group.
"Boys who spend more time with other boys become increasingly aggressive," the article says. "Similarly, girls who spend more time with other girls become more gender-typed." The authors also argue that there is no scientific evidence that single-gender schooling leads to better academic outcomes.
What do you think? We want to hear your opinion. Write a 200-word response. Send it to email@example.com. Your response may be published in a future issue of TIME For Kids. Please include your grade and contact information for your parent or teacher if you want your response to be published.
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Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud feels ready to take his game to another level.
The France international looks set to return from a back problem to boost the Gunners' attacking options for tonight's trip to Premier League strugglers Reading.
Giroud took some time to settle following his summer move from Montpellier, where he had been Ligue 1's joint top-scorer last season to help his team win an historic first championship.
The 26-year-old has produced some consistent performances despite not scoring since the 5-2 win over Tottenham on November 17, and is hungry to continue his improvement.
"It has been an interesting few months, but now I want to do more - I am an Arsenal player and rightly expectations are high," Giroud said in an interview with the official Arsenal matchday programme.
"I am trying to do what the boss asks of me, to put pressure on defenders and to improve on protecting and holding the ball.
"We put a lot of good crosses in, so it is important that I get on the end of them and score.
"I am feeling better and better in this team all the time - I know my team-mates now and things are more automated on the pitch, which makes things easier for me."
Arsene Wenger takes his beleaguered squad to Madejski Stadium in need of a confidence boost following the shock penalty shoot-out defeat at npower League Two Bradford.
Despite their inconsistencies, Arsenal remain within striking distance of the top four, and could close up to just two points behind Tottenham and Chelsea with victory tonight over a Reading side who have lost five games in a row and prop up the table.
Wenger accepts the atmosphere has been somewhat subdued at Arsenal's Hertfordshire training base this week, but maintains it is now up to the players to show their strength of character.
"We can only look at ourselves, get on with it and look for the future," he said. "The situation is not comfortable, but one which can be reversed very quickly - and that will be down to the quality of our performances.
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You Will Never See Death
The Jews answered him, "Are we not right in saying that you are a Samaritan and have a demon?" Jesus answered, "I do not have a demon, but I honor my Father, and you dishonor me. Yet I do not seek my own glory; there is One who seeks it, and he is the judge. Truly, truly, I say to you, if anyone keeps my word, he will never see death." The Jews said to him, "Now we know that you have a demon! Abraham died, as did the prophets, yet you say, 'If anyone keeps my word, he will never taste death.' Are you greater than our father Abraham, who died? And the prophets died! Who do you make yourself out to be?" Jesus answered, "If I glorify myself, my glory is nothing. It is my Father who glorifies me, of whom you say, 'He is our God.' But you have not known him. I know him. If I were to say that I do not know him, I would be a liar like you, but I do know him and I keep his word. Your father Abraham rejoiced that he would see my day. He saw it and was glad." So the Jews said to him, "You are not yet fifty years old, and have you seen Abraham?" Jesus said to them, "Truly, truly, I say to you, before Abraham was, I am." So they picked up stones to throw at him, but Jesus hid himself and went out of the temple."
God directed you to this sermon, I believe, so that you would know, first, that you don't have to die, and, second, so that you would know that Jesus, who makes this promise to you, is God — the God of Israel, the God of all. And, third, you are here because God wants you to see the implication for your life of knowing you will not die.
From Tragedy, Greatness
There is another great reality in John 8:48–59 — namely, the opposition Jesus gets from the Jews.
The purpose of showing the opposition in this text is not because it's pleasant to watch. It is tragic to watch. These are his own people calling him demonized. The reason for describing the opposition is that it's the opposition that brings out the greatness — the mystery — of who Jesus is. They demand it. Look at the end of verse 53: "Who do you make yourself out to be?" And it's the final answer to that question that brings this story to a fierce conclusion, because they take up stones — their form of capital punishment for blasphemy (Leviticus 24:16) — and Jesus hid himself, because his time was not yet come, and stoning was not the way he must die.
Deity and Deathlessness
So let's take two of the great realities in this text — the deity of Jesus and the deathlessness of his followers — and open them up with the help of the opposition that they receive in this text. And let's discover the astonishing implication of our deathlessness for our lives.
The text starts with opposition because the conflict in the first part of the chapter has already been intense. It ends in verse 47 with Jesus' words: "Whoever is of God hears the words of God. The reason why you do not hear them is that you are not of God." So they have already shown themselves deaf to the meaning of Jesus' words. His words only offend them.
Vicious Opposition to Jesus
So our text begins with their indictment of Jesus. Verse 48: "The Jews answered him, 'Are we not right in saying that you are a Samaritan and have a demon?'" The Jews despised the Samaritans and half-breeds who had intermarried with Gentiles six centuries earlier and now followed their own version of Old Testament religion. Calling Jesus a Samaritan was a kind of racial slur with the innuendo that his real father was unknown. And to make the insult clear, they said he had a demon. So this is vicious opposition. It is amazing that Jesus continues to talk to them.
He answers them in verses 49–50, "I do not have a demon, but I honor my Father, and you dishonor me. Yet I do not seek my own glory; there is One who seeks it, and he is the judge." Jesus says, in effect, I don't need to defend myself, because God the Father seeks my glory. In other words, if you dishonor me, instead of glorifying me, you set yourself against God. If you oppose me, you oppose the one who is committed to honor me.
Warning: Final Judgment
And then he says, You don't want to do that because God is the one who judges (verse 50 at the end). In other words, ultimate things are at stake in the way we respond to Jesus. Almighty God defends his glory. And when it comes to final judgment, the criterion is going to be the glory of Jesus — what did we do with Jesus, the glory of Jesus? And if we turned away from him, or turned against him, God will be our judge. So verse 49 and 50 are a warning.
Coming for Salvation, Not for Judgment
But all through this whole book the message has been: The Son of God did not come for judgment but for salvation. He did not come to condemn, but to save. John 3:17: "God did not send his Son into the world to judge the world, but in order that the world might be saved through him."
So Jesus finishes his response to their indictments like this (verse 51): "Truly, truly, I say to you, if anyone keeps my word, he will never see death." In other words, you have gotten to the point where you are blaspheming me, calling me a half-breed and demonized. And you are in great danger of God's judgment, but I hold out to you once more the gift of salvation. If you will keep my word, you will never see death.
This Remarkable Promise: Never See Death
Now that is a remarkable promise. It's amazing because he doesn't say, "If anyone keeps my word, he will never die." He says, "If anyone keeps my word, he will never see death." What does that mean? In verse 52, his adversaries repeat what he said with unbelief and change the word "see" to "taste": "You say, 'If anyone keeps my word, he will never taste death.'" And Jesus doesn't correct them.
So Jesus is saying, If you keep my word — if you believe what I say about myself, and my Father, and our great work of salvation — you won't see death. You won't taste death. This Gospel ends with Jesus being killed and rising again. And the death of Jesus is explained as the substitution for sinners like these adversaries — like us. "I lay down my life for the sheep" (John 10:15; 11:52; 1:29). So keeping the word of Jesus is to receive the words he speaks about himself and his Father and their work of salvation through his death and resurrection. Keep those words, believe them, cherish them, abide in them, live on them, be transformed by them. And you will never see death.
Death and Harmon Killebrew
Never see death. Death is all around us. Yesterday Harmon Killebrew wrote a blog announcing that esophageal cancer has beat him. He is entering hospice care at 74 to prepare to die. There is a statue of a golden glove outside gate 34 at the new Target Field across town. It is exactly 520 feet from home plate — because that is the longest homerun ever hit by any Twins player — and Harmon Killebrew hit it.
It is with profound sadness that I share with you that my continued battle with esophageal cancer is coming to an end. With the continued love and support of my wife, Nita, I have exhausted all options with respect to controlling this awful disease. My illness has progressed beyond my doctors' expectation of cure.
Harmon Killebrew is going to die. And so are you. And so am I. Death is the great leveler. It doesn't matter how glorious your career was. You die.
Never Seeing Death?
Or do you? Verse 51: "Truly, truly, [not falsely, falsely!] I say to you, if anyone keeps my word, he will never see death." He will never taste death. One of the most powerful moments in my seminary days was at the funeral of James Morgan, my 36-year-old systematic theology teacher. Lewis Smedes was preaching the sermon, and at one point he lifted up his majestic voice and cried, "James Morgan is not dead!" My spine tingled, with the heralding of glorious truth.
So if James Morgan was not dead at his funeral, and a few months earlier he was not dead as he taught my theology class, what happened in between? Did he die? Let's let Jesus answer from John 11:25–26. He says to Martha at Lazarus' grave: "I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live, and everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die." Though he die, he never dies.
Yes, We Die — And, No, We Don't
Yes, we die: "Though he die, yet shall he live." No, we don't die: "Everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die." Lazarus' body lay dead in the grave. But Lazarus was not dead. His body was dead. But he was not dead. He had not died.
Even more important is the way Jesus says it in John 5:24: "Truly, truly, I say to you, whoever hears my word and believes him who sent me has eternal life. He does not come into judgment, but has passed from death to life." Believers on Jesus have passed already from death to life. They have now already an eternal life. Eternal life cannot — cannot by definition — end. Believers do not see death. Do not taste death.
Our Bodies Die, But We Do Not
Our bodies die. They lie — looking like they are sleeping, which is why the New Testament sometimes calls death falling asleep — they lie in the grave until the last trumpet. "For the trumpet will sound, and the dead will be raised imperishable, and we shall be changed" (1 Corinthians 15:52). But when our bodies die, we do not die. We have passed from death to life. Eternal life. Unbroken, unending life.
What that means is this: When we were born again, we received the gift of life. Spiritual life (John 3:6–8). When we were dead in our trespasses, God made us alive (Ephesians 2:4–5). This new life is eternal life. In this new spiritual life, we are able to fellowship with God, know God, experience God, speak with God, hear from God through his word, sense the love of God shed abroad in our hearts (Romans 5:5). This is the work of the Holy Spirit.
The Unending Life of New Birth
This fellowship that we enjoy with God cannot be ended. It cannot be broken. It is eternal. When our bodies die, we do not experience any break in our fellowship with God through Christ. Our fellowship, in fact, in that instant is perfected (Hebrews 12:23). The life we have with Christ in God today, because of the new birth, will never end. We will not see the end of it. And we will not taste the end of it. Because there is no end of it.
We will come back in a moment and talk about some implications of this for how we live. But let's take a look just briefly at the majesty of the person who has spoken these words to us and who has made this eternal life possible.
Mocked for This Promise
His adversaries mock him because of this promise (are you?). Verses 52–53:
Now we know that you have a demon! Abraham died, as did the prophets, yet you say, "If anyone keeps my word, he will never taste death." Are you greater than our father Abraham, who died? And the prophets died! Who do you make yourself out to be?
The answer to this question comes in two stages, both of them are breathtaking, and will eventually get Jesus killed for blasphemy. You need to realize that as you hear this, you face the same choice they did — either he is a blasphemer or he is God.
An Answer in Two Stages
Stage one is verses 54–56:
Jesus answered, "If I glorify myself, my glory is nothing. It is my Father who glorifies me, of whom you say, 'He is our God.' But you have not known him. I know him. If I were to say that I do not know him, I would be a liar like you, but I do know him and I keep his word. Your father Abraham rejoiced that he would see my day. He saw it and was glad."
He what? Abraham saw my day. He saw the time when I was alive and reigning. It was my day. The day of my rule and glory. He saw it. He rejoiced. Commentators go all over the map trying to decide what vision or promise or event this refers to in Abraham's life. We don't know. And Jesus didn't pause to explain, because these adversaries didn't care either. They saw the implication and pressed in on it. Which leads to stage two in the answer to their question: Who do you make yourself out to be?
Stage two is verses 57–59:
So the Jews said to him, "You are not yet fifty years old, and have you seen Abraham?" Jesus said to them, "Truly, truly, I say to you, before Abraham was, I am." So they picked up stones to throw at him, but Jesus hid himself and went out of the temple."
There it is — the clearest, most forthright claim in this Gospel that Jesus is Yahweh, the God of Israel, the great "I am" of Exodus 3:14 and the prophets. If he only wanted to claim pre-existence, he could have said, "Before Abraham was, I was." But he means to say more than mere pre-existence. He says, "Before Abraham was, I am." Exodus 3:14: "God said to Moses, 'I AM WHO I AM.' And he said, 'Say this to the people of Israel, "I AM has sent me to you."'"
Eternally Relevant
The implications of this are staggering for your life and for this world and for eternity. We will never exhaust the implications and the relevance this truth for all eternity. But the one focus of its relevance in this passage for us in this message is: Because Jesus is God, his work on the cross and his word of promise will be totally successful. So that when he says, "You will never see death," you will never see death. God has spoken. And his word never fails. Yahweh promises, "My counsel shall stand, and I will accomplish all my purpose" (Isaiah 46:10) — that is what it means to be God. He speaks and it is. And Jesus is God.
So when he promises in verse 51, "Truly, truly, I say to you, if anyone keeps my word, he will never see death," that person will never see death!
One Massive Application
Let's end with one huge implication for our lives now. Hebrews 2:14–15 describes the effect of Jesus' death in our place. Listen how he puts it:
Since therefore the children [that's us] share in flesh and blood [since we are human], he himself likewise partook of the same things [he became human], so that through death he might destroy the one who has the power of death, that is, the devil, and deliver all those who through fear of death were subject to lifelong slavery.
The writer to the Hebrews says that the whole human race is "subject to lifelong slavery through the fear of death." In 1973, Ernest Becker wrote a Pulitzer Prize winning book called The Denial of Death. His thesis agreed with Hebrews:
The main thesis of this book is that the fear of death haunts the human animal like nothing else; it is a mainspring of human activity — activity designed largely to avoid the fatality of death, to overcome it by denying in some way that it is the final destiny for man. (New York: Free Press, 1973, page xvii)
Fear of Death Is a Slave Master
Becker had no answer for the massive human denial of death. The answer of Jesus is that he was the great I AM from all eternity, and that he became a mortal man so that he could die for sin and destroy in death the one who has the power of death, and rise again triumphant over sin and death. And in this way free us from the life-long bondage of the fear of death.
Hebrews and Becker both say that the fear of death produces a pervasive, lifelong bondage — even when we don't realize it, fear is haunting our choices, making us cautious, wary, restrained, confined, narrow, tight, robbing us of risk and adventure and dreams for the sake of Christ and his kingdom and the cause of love in the world. Without our even knowing it, fear of death is a slave master binding us with invisible ropes, confining us to small, safe, innocuous, self-centered ways of life.
Jesus Sets Us Free
Becker has no solution for this bondage, but Jesus does. "Truly, truly, I say to you, if anyone keeps my word, he will never see death." Or as he says in John 8:32, "You will know the truth [about death], and the truth will set you free." The world desperately needs the courage and the Christ of fearless Christians who know they will never taste death. Be one.


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Look back at our debut album
Great look back on our debut album 11 years after it's release by 666 Days of Metal. He links to the song Minutes Pass, which is also one our favorites from the album:
"If you're a fan of just amazingly textured and oppressive doom metal I highly suggest you give this album a go."
Custom Daylight Dies guitar and bass
Barre and Egan recently acquired a gorgeous custom guitar and bass from Roscoe Guitars. Barre's Roscoe, his first, contains the Daylight Dies symbol inlayed on the fretboard and a beautiful black stain finish. Egan's Roscoe is the latest and greatest addition to his collection of Roscoe basses, and contains a similar finish. View photos here.
Lastly -- happy new year! In 2012 we recorded and released our fourth album, A Frail Becoming, and have been rewarded by overwhelmingly fantastic reviews from the press and fans alike. Your can directly support the band by buying CDs or shirts via the Merchandise page on this website.
See you in 2013...
Ghosting vocal cover
A great vocal cover of "Ghosting" just came to our attention. We're honored! Watch and listen:
A Frail Becoming reviewed by AllMusic.com
Another great review by the highly influential AllMusic.com:
"[Daylight Dies] reassert their mastery over the conflicting emotions ... delivering music on par with any global-spanning competitor, and arguably beyond anything accomplished before in America. Yes, A Frail Becoming is that good! 4/5." - Eduardo Rivadavia
Blistering.com picks their top 10 Daylight Dies songs
Blistering.com picked their top 10 Daylight Dies songs and asked Nathan, Egan, Barre and Jesse to provide their own commentary. Thanks to Blistering for something fun and different!
Figuring that a normal Q&A wouldn't suffice, we are celebrating the release of Daylight Dies' fourth album A Frail Becoming by compiling a list of our favorite DD songs, then having the band respond in kind with their comments and recollections. For a band that is only four albums and one EP into their career, the lists were easy to compile; placing them in their rightful order was a different story. However, resident DD know-it-all Matthew Bowling and I were up to task, willing to subject ourselves to prolonged stints indoors, with the drapes closed, candles lit, and incense burning, just to get these lists just right (that didn't happen, but would be awesome if it did).
A Frail Becoming is out!
The day is finally here! A Frail Becoming is finally out and ready for you to absorb it as a whole. The best way you can support us is by ordering the CD and/or shirt from this website, but if you don't use CDs you can download it from iTunes.
Here's what the music press are saying about the album so far:
"At their best, Daylight Dies are all about contrasts. Mournful guitar melodies are countered by crushing fuerneal riffs, harsh vocal growls are juxtaposed with smooth, clean crooning. The way darkness and light play off each other on this album is quietly sublime..." - Decibel
"This is the album longtime Daylight Dies fans knew they were capable of writing. 4.5/5" - About.com
"The album just simply slays any way you slice it, but for death/doom fanatics, this may be 'Top Five of the Year' material. 4/5" - Metal Underground
"...the sharpness and force in the execution of what the band does is tremendous, I couldn't have asked for a better release to kick off the autumn season with. 8.5/10" - Blistering
"While the Daylight Dies formula remains unmolested by time and passing trends, the production and musicianship have been infinitely refined... 9.75/10" - Metal Curse
"...hearing it once simply will not do, leaving you wanting another round of music-driven emotional abuse that will drive you crazy until that next dismal fix. 9.5/10" - Apoch's Metal Review
"We can only the band keeps delivering albums like these... 91/100" - Infernal Masquerade
"...a potent album that speaks to the best of what the band is capable of, and it's flexible enough to pull in some new converts along the way. 4/5" - Metal Rules
Dreaming of Breathing video
Today we're proud to premiere the video for the song Dreaming of Breathing off our new album A Frail Becoming. The narrative segments were all filmed in Malibu, California, while the band shots were filmed during a swealtering hot day this past summer in North Carolina. We'd like to thank the immensely talented Ramon Boutviseth who directed the video.
Also, welcome to the new website. We're missing several segments (our biography, media, videos, etc.), but they will come within the next week or so. Cheers!
Decibel Magazine premieres the new song "Infidel"
Put on your headphones and crank up the volume -- today Decibel Magazine premieres the song "Infidel" off our upcoming album "A Frail Becoming". Egan O'Rourke also chimes in about the new album and much more:
Listen to Infidel and read the interview here.
"A Frail Becoming" will be released October 9, 2012 on Candlelight Records.
New album confirmed for October 9 release
We're finally able to make three big announcements today: cover artwork, release date, and a music video.
First, the cover artwork. All photos in the layout were taken by award-winning photographer Jonathan Mehring:
A Frail Becoming will be released on October 9, 2012Â by Candlelight Records.
More details, including the music video below:
Candlelight Records today confirms October 9 as the North American release date for DAYLIGHT DIES' new album, A Frail Becoming. Mixed by Jens Bogren at Fascination Street Studios (Opeth, Katatonia, Devin Townsend), the album features photography from award-winning Jonathan Mehring and packaging design by Agni Kaster. The release of A Frail Becoming silences a nearly four-year writing gap from the quintet.
"A Frail Becoming is an album which, at many times during its creation, felt as if it may never be realized," states drummer Jesse Haff. "As each of our lives proceeded down different paths, the challenges and obstacles we faced felt daunting and at times impassible. Out of this struggle we forged ahead, determined to write the best collection of music we've ever created. Thankfully our perseverance prevailed and A Frail Becoming stands as the most accomplished and varied album of our career."
Recording of A Frail Becoming commenced late 2011. Bassist/vocalist Egan O'Rourke coordinated capturing individual performances of Haff, guitarists Barre Gambling and Charley Shackelford, and vocalist Nathan Ellis. By year's end, the raw tracks were ready for Bogren's impressive and critical touches. Haff notes, "While still sounding distinctly Daylight Dies, each songs stands independently on its own, uncompromisingly representing a reflection of the moment in time they were each born in. Expect beautiful and haunting guitar-driven dark metal, enveloped by a wall of rhythms and textures one minute, and deeply expressive guitar leads, solos and acoustic passages the next."
Formed in Asheville, North Carolina circa 1996, DAYLIGHT DIES found an immediate and continually growing fanbase starting with the release of their debut EP Idle (2000). Decibel Magazine describes the bandâs musical offering as, "a lot like spinning Anathema's The Silent Enigma, Katatoniaâs Discouraged Ones and The Cureâs Pornography at the same time.â Blabbermouth notes, âtheir switch from harsh and anguished vocals to airy, Opeth-esque clean vocal works magnificently to grab the listener's attention and give one pause for reflection on the beauty within." After releasing one album for Relapse Records (No Reply, 2002), DAYLIGHT DIES signed to Englandâs Candlelight Records in late 2005. The band has since released two acclaimed recordings (Dismantling Devotion, Lost To The Living), performed with labelmates Emperor to two capacity New York City shows, toured North America twice (alongside Moonspell and Katatonia 2006 and direct support to Candlemass 2008), and now ready for the autumn release and anticipated early 2013 tour.
A Frail Becoming Track Listing:
1. Infidel
2. The Pale Approach
3. Sunset
4. Dreaming of Breathing
5. A Final Vestige
6. Ghosting
7. Hold On To Nothing
8. Waterâs Edge
9. An Heir to Emptiness
DAYLIGHT DIES is currently working on a video for the song "Dreaming of Breathing." The clip is being filmed by Ramon Boutviseth, who also directed "Lies That Bind," a video filmed shortly after the release of 2006's Dismantling Devotion.
"Few bands change the color of a room so effectively... somber and smart." - Invisible Oranges
"DAYLIGHT DIES can easily hold their own with genre veterans Paradise Lost, Opeth, and Katatonia. When a band can do that while still maintaining their own identity, it is something to behold." - Teeth of the Divine
Song titles, in no particular order:
- The Pale Approach
- Dreaming of Breathing
- Ghosting
- Infidel
- Sunset
- Hold on to Nothing
- An Heir to Emptiness
- A Final Vestige
We've crossed mountains both personally and creatively in the path of creating A Frail Becoming, and we're exceptionally proud of the result. It is by far the most mature and diverse collection of music we've created.


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I'm really a jack-of-all-trades type of person - I'm good at lots of things but a master of none (except remembering useless movie trivia - I'm awesome at that). Things I dabble in off and on are photography, cooking, adopting new technologies, running, and school. I love doing crosswords, playing cards, and I'm also really good with animals. I'm an (almost) life-long Torontonian who actually thinks my city is pretty great – by far, my favourite part of living here is being able to eat a different cuisine every day if I want to.
I have been very lucky to be able to travel quite a bit in my short life, which is something I love to do and hope to be able to share with my partner. Sometimes that means a week on a beach doing nothing but relaxing and enjoying each other's company, and other times that means an action-packed exploration of an unfamiliar corner of the planet – which I think actually sums my personality up quite well. I prefer a mix of up time and down time, solitude and company, and relaxation and adventure. I feel the need for novelty and challenge to spice things up, and yet I truly do value the constants in my life like family, friends, and home. Hopefully you feel the same way!
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[quote user="Kase-1"]Damnit, why isnt it Sunday yet!?!?!?
So I dunno if anyone checked out the Giants Fan Map, but my part of LI (Ronkonkoma/Central Islip Area) is HEAVY Blue, but there is ALOT of red out in the boonies way out east.* What im thinking is that I call my crew, get all Big Blue'd up and cruise to those areas and let em know this is The Giants Island!!!
[/quote]hahaha, I love it!! I have thought about that guy from Braveheart a number of times these past two weeks. Get Blued up and storm those areas loud and proud K. I'm freakin out man.