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For the second year in a row, the teachers union, NAACP and other advocates filed a lawsuit on May 19 to halt the pending closure of 22 public schools, a move that education officials and Mayor Michael Bloomberg blasted for its potential to dislodge students across the city.
The filing in Manhattan Supreme Court also challenged the placement or expansion of 18 charter schools within buildings housing traditional public schools, on the basis that space wasn't being split up equitably.
Among the contested closures are 15 schools the groups successfully saved from the chopping block through legal action last year, including Beach Channel High School in Rockaway Park.
United Federation of Teachers officials said the city had failed to provide promised supports to those schools this year, such as extra social workers, before voting once again to phase them out.
State regulations required the city to obtain approval from the state education commissioner before phasing out the remaining seven schools, the lawsuit says. The filing does not challenge the closure of four additional schools.
"The department is still trying to inappropriately close schools, including most of the schools involved in last year's court case, even after walking away from its written agreement to help those schools improve," said UFT President Michael Mulgrew.
The move drew an unusually sharp rebuke from Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott, who said it was "mind-boggling" that the union and NAACP would allow kids to remain in persistently low-performing schools.
"This shameful lawsuit is about one thing – protecting jobs for adults at the expense of what is best for our children," he said.
Walcott also slammed the union for "hold[ing] students hostage" by acting only after kids were matched to new high schools or placed in charter schools by lottery – something that could have a domino-like impact on where students and schools are placed in September.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg went one step further, calling out those who oppose his closings as educational know-nothings.
On his weekly radio show, Bloomberg said, "There are some parents who have never had a formal education and they don't understand the value of a good education."
"The old Norman Rockwell family is gone. Some of these kids don't have families. There's nobody to stand up for them."
Mulgrew angrily challenged the mayor's comment.
"Does the fact that they disagree with the mayor's agenda mean that they don't understand education or care about their kids?" he asked. "I don't think so!"
The process for closing schools was beefed up in 2009 through legislation that renewed mayoral control of schools, while rules for co-locating charter schools were bulked up last year.


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Thomas Gordon: "Definitely with it being the second year in the system, we're going to make way more strides than we did last year. And we're looking forward – we have big expectations for ourselves, you know? We just can't wait for the season to get here, to ball out."
Andre Barthwell: Relationship-wise with you and Jordan Kovacs, how much stronger has it gotten? Not just getting along, because I know you guys get along. I'm talking about in terms of communication now back there on that back line. You know, you guys are the last line of defense. Feeling a little more comfortable now, in terms of you guys understanding what's going on, and calling the plays?
Thomas Gordon: "Oh yeah, definitely. It's like second nature to us now. This summer, that's about the most film I've watched since forever, you know? Being in the film room, seven-on-sevens in the summer, with me and Jordan just spending a lot of time off the field, too, you know—that strengthens our bond together. So, yeah, that's definitely helped us."
Andre Barthwell: I've always been a firm believer that guys that get along off the field generally translate that onto the field and become more successful. Are you feeling that about you and Jordan, as you just stated?
Thomas Gordon: "Definitely. You know, you hang out off the field, and you get to learn about that person, and you build that bond, so when you step on the field, you know you have that person next to you when you go to war."
Andre Barthwell: As coach said, your practices are pretty physical. You're getting after it. The grind, you know? Now that you're a senior, how much more prepared are you for this kind of physicality that you guys are going through?
Thomas Gordon: "Yeah, we knew what we were stepping into this camp, as opposed to last year, so you came in with the mentality that it was going to be a physical camp. It's held up to that standard so far, but we've been ready for it, you know? We'll keep getting after it."
Andre Barthwell: Do you care to comment on some of the guys, or overall as a group, that have improved?
Thomas Gordon: "Really, you can't single out one person, because it's all about improving as a team, and that's what we have been doing, as far as defense overall and defensive backs, so that's key."
Andre Barthwell: How happy are you with the freshmen, and their work ethic, and how they've been trying to get after it?
Thomas Gordon: "Oh, those young guys are hungry, and they want to learn; they want to play. They're here at Michigan to compete. That's what they came here for. So they're trying to learn everything from me, Jordan, and the other older guys, and you know, we're all for it. It's all for Michigan, so…"
Andre Barthwell: Being in that leadership position, how are you translating that onto them? Showing them what they need to do? You know, the way you were helped?
Thomas Gordon: "Right, exactly. It's all about showing them the ropes. You can't be a selfish guy in this program. It's all about healthy competition, because competition is going to breed better players making plays, and that's what we're all about. "
Andre Barthwell: It seems like, now with you guys – with Coach Hoke here – we obviously have to ask him about certain players, and he's going to answer those questions, but it seems like from last year to this year, you all are becoming more of, I guess, a unit. You know, not individual units – defensive back units, linebacker units, but a unit overall. Not singling any one guy out; talking about us as a team and as a family. Talk about that a little bit, and that transition, in terms of not singling anyone out, but we want the whole group to do well.
Thomas Gordon: "Yeah, definitely, it's about being more as a team, and one cohesive unit. Going against another team, or going on the road, you know, it's just those guys, your brothers, there in the locker room, so you have to be close knit, or you're going to fall apart."
Andre Barthwell: I asked you before, when we were off camera, to talk about those sticks a little bit. When I say 'sticks', I mean controllers, X-Box and Playstation. Mr. Countess said, and I quote, 'I'm the best on the team'. I'm asking you, who's that guy?
Thomas Gordon: "Blake, he's more of a PS3 guy. I'm strictly, solely, X-Box 360, and I single myself to shooting games – Modern Warfare, things of that nature. I get on NCAA every once in a while and school him a little bit, but catch me on X-Box playing Modern Warfare all day."
Andre Barthwell: I noticed you said NCAA football, you schooled him a little bit, so I'm assuming on X-Box, nobody can really handle you like that.
Thomas Gordon: "Naw, you know, most of our players on our team are PS3, so I find a few competitors. "
Andre Barthwell: The excitement of – not just Alabama, but just coming into the season, knowing what the expectations are, knowing that you guys – you know, like most teams feel, you have a chance at the national title – how does that make you feel? You know, being a senior now, and being in contention for it, knowing that you have a shot?
Thomas Gordon: "It's a lot of expectations for this team this year, and you know, we're going against ten teams that were bowl-eligible last year. We have five road games this year, and four of them in prime time, and every game is important. We're just so ready and hyped up for this season. We know what's on the line, but we want it all, and that's the goal this year."
Andre Barthwell: And the last question. Being here at Michigan, Coach always says, 'This is Michigan'. You know, everyone should expect this from Michigan. How does it feel now that Michigan is kind of getting back to their – as some people would say – their rightful place of being at the top?
Thomas Gordon: "Being here at Michigan, we're just held to a higher standard than other schools, and I just don't think we ever fell off, we just reloaded, you know? And we're back, and we're going to stay where we are."
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That's comforting, but I'm not sure that it's very comforting that the language in the legistlation in question isn't stronger, as well as truly enforceable.
And if this intelligence doesn't include intelligence from all intelligence agencies, services of the government, so including military, then this wouldn't be comforting.
But even if the legislation was as thorough as it could be humanly possible to define it, then this still wouldn't guarantee that the President would not keep selected intel. secret.
In the following historical case, some legislation was evidently lacking, but if we had all of the legislation that'd be needed, then what guarantee would there be for the legislation to be fully respected when Presidents are "routinely" rogue?
There is a 4-part video in the following article. The video is for an audio-only interview that WW II veteran and Pearl Harbor researcher Robert B. Stinnett gave on The Power Hour. Each of the 4 clips is between 10 and 11 minutes.
"October 7, 1940: The Day That Should Have Lived in Infamy"
by Truth Excavator, Oct. 10th, 2010
The original copy of the video at Youtube is the following one.
"Robert Stinnett on the Power Hour, 1/4: Pearl Harbor was an Inside Job!"
ThePowerHourChannel, Dec. 7th, 2009
The above article by Truth Excavator is partly the writing of Truth Excavator, an excerpt from an interview that Robert Stinnett gave to Douglas Cirignano in 2002, and links for a few related resources, including for three audio-recorded interviews that Robert Stinnett gave to Scott Horton on the or his Antiwar radio program on June 1st, 2003, Jan. 29th, 2005, and Dec. 7th, 2007. I'll add some notes, below, for the 2002 interview and the interviews on Scott Horton's Antiwar program.
Re. the 2002 interview:
Reading the full interview that R. Stinnett gave to D. Cirignano is definitely worth reading in full; as opposed to reading only the except. There's important information that's not included in the excerpt, and the full interview also permits readers to learn that Robert Stinnett is not against the U.S. atomic bombings on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, though apparently only because he says these two bombings ended the war. We also learn in the full copy of the interview that Robert Stinnett believes that President FDR did the right and necessary thing when he kept the pre-known attacks by Japan on Pearl Harbor secret, because it was the only way for FDR to drive support among Americans for the U.S. to enter WW II.
I don't agree with him on those views that he shared, even if I also believe that the Nazis had to be stopped. But his research on the real truth about the Japanese attacks on Pearl Harbor is clearly great as well as relevant for today, tomorrow, and into the future.
But he disagrees with FDR and the military commanders who knew what was going on having kept the Admiral and Army General in Hawaii out of the information loop; and also disagrees with all of the secrecy about this following the end of the war, government or political secrecy anyway.
Because of the FOIA having been eventually established, he was able to get plenty of USN documentation, around 200,000 pages I believe, and the USN withheld some, if not a lot, and blacked out parts, but he was still able to find out the truth about the attack on Pearl Harbor, including names of U.S. military commanders who were informed about the attack, one who presented a list of eight ways for the U.S. to try to provoke Japan into committing an apparent first-strike attack on the U.S., overtly, that FDR signed all of the orders, et cetera.
He spent 16 to 17 years doing this research and some people already knew about the U.S. having known that Japan was going to attack Pearl Harbor, but his research, and due to the FOIA, permitted him to discover details that no one else had known or made public.
And the U.S. elites continue a lot of secrets, many new ones.
The interviews at Antiwar:
The article by Truth Excavator provides a link for a page at scotthortonshow.com that has links for the three interviews of 2003, 2005 and 2007, but I just tried to play the 2007 one there and had trouble with it, so searched for a copy at antiwar.com and found it. The page there has an additional interview of either Dec. 7th, 2007 or else 2006 when Charles Goyette interviewed Robert Stinnett.
"Scott Horton Interviews Robert Stinnett" (43:10), Dec. 7th, 2007
The one hosted by Charles Goyette was 14:55.
In searching for the 2005 interview at antiwar.com I came across the short article linked a little further below and which is entitled based on the book authored by Robert Stinnett, "Day of Deceit: The Truth About FDR and Pearl Harbor". Scott Horton's short piece provides resource links, including MP3 links for two of his interviews with Robert Stinnett. He doesn't indicate when those two interviews were held, but they're probably those of Jan. 29th, 2005, and June 1st, 2003 interviews; unless these two people had additional interviews together.
Scott Horton also included a copy of a letter by "Patrick D. Weadon, curator of the National Cryptologic Museum, disputing Mr. Stinnett's claims", and a solid rebuttal from Robert Stinnett. Those two extra "bits", which are short, certainly make for interesting additional notes.
"Day of Deceit", Scott Horton, Dec. 7th, 2005
History of a kind where "past, present and future meet"? I hope that it won't continue that way for much longer.
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The current high bid for this domain name is $65,100 with just under 5 minutes to go. There have been two active bidders above the $10,000 mark.
As with all NameJet auctions, when a bid is placed, the time is extended for several minutes, so this auction could conceivable go on for some time.
Update: Now over $80,000… Final price: $90,400
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Mike Mann's DomainMarket.com sold around $36,000 in publicly reported domain sales last week. The high sale of the week was ThreeDiamond.com, which was sold for $10,000. The Whois has not changed for many of these domain names yet, since they are likely pending transfer.
One thing I think Mann does right is that each domain name resolves to a "for sale" landing page, which also has sponsored results PPC links. I would bet that many small business owners have no clue about the Whois database, and they visit the domain name they are interested in buying to see if it's available. With a huge "Buy" call to action right on the page, it's easy to see the domain name is for sale.
This is something you might want to consider on your low revenue, undeveloped domain names that you're looking to sell.
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It's hard to believe it's already been two years since WhyPark was acquired by Parked in 2009. WhyPark sent out a news release this morning with some updates that highlight the company's growth in the last couple of years.
Here are a few things I found interesting:
- There are now over 800,000 domain names on its platform, which is up from approximately 150,000 domain names before the acquisition.
- The company has added 11 apps that have been installed over 153,000 times by its customers. I covered the launch of the apps back in July of 2010.
- There were a few hundred templates images offered two years ago, and now there are over 12,000 from which you may choose.
One thing I've also noticed is that the Parked.com and WhyPark executives also get along very well, likely playing a big role in the smooth transition. Congrats to Parked and WhyPark.


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With restaurants booming in Sydney, Good Food Guide editors Simon Thomsen and Catherine Keenan have raised the bar.
Waiter, the bill, thanks. Oh dear, is it really that much? We probably shouldn't be surprised when we've just paid for more than 600 meals at about 550 restaurants across NSW, not to mention coffee at 50 cafes and having a tipple in 30 of Sydney's finest bars to compile The Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide 2007.
It has been a boom year for restaurants and you'll see it in the 22nd edition of the guide, the gospel for hungry mouths. It's a year of records. The 2007 edition has more pages than ever. It contains more than 300 Sydney restaurants, plus 118 regional restaurants, each given a score out of 20. Add Sydney's most appealing bars, cafes and provedores, along with the best provedores in regional NSW, and you have a comprehensive map of the best food in the state.
The 2007 edition has an unprecedented number of new restaurants making their debut. This city once again boasts more quality places than we can fit in the (bigger) book, so we've raised the bar: a restaurant must score at least 12 points to be included. The boom has helped set new records, with 72 restaurants receiving one or two hats. Two fine diners, Bilson's and Pier, join the hallowed ranks of three-hat restaurants, taking the total to eight.
The Good Food Guide 2007 features somewhere to eat no matter what your mood, budget or location, from the finest seafood at Fins in Byron Bay (our best regional restaurant) to fish and chips on Bondi Beach or our 10 favourite pizza places.
And because we're keen to encourage the next generation of diners, this year we've also assessed the child-friendliness of restaurants, listing whether they have highchairs, kids' menus and diversions such as pencils and paper, so you can decide whether you feel comfortable taking the young ones along.
It has been Italy's year - and not just in the World Cup - with the opening of more than a dozen reasonably priced Italians, from Maurice Terzini's North Bondi Italian Food to Mario Percuoco's Intermezzo in the CBD and the hatted newcomers La Sala and Lo Studio in Surry Hills.
It has been a year of contrasts, too. Fine dining has never been finer, but restaurateurs also know we're keen for a bargain, resulting in a new wave of great-value meals featuring entrees under $20 and mains under $30.
We've looked away from the waterfront, deciding the money is better invested in honest food and good service. Great suburban restaurants such as Clovelly's Oceanic Thai, The Tearoom at Gunners Barracks at Mosman, Balmain's Restaurant Sojourn and San Souci's Blackwater Ristoranti mean you don't have to travel far for a fabulous local.
Meanwhile, we've gone casual and become cost-conscious, without wanting to sacrifice standards. Mezes at Omega and Pier Tasting Room seem to be the start of a new trend in fine dining chilling out. Restaurants are working hard to lure diners out despite spiralling petrol prices and rising interest rates. In these more austere times, the value has never been better and hard-working chefs are adding an amuse bouche (especially a veloute of something-or-other) and pre-dessert to the meal to keep us satisfied.
Nevertheless, the rise of the degustation (or tasting menu) continues, despite it being a substantial investment in both time and money. At Rockpool, Neil Perry's $150 five-course menu is a global tour de force that has reinvigorated one of the city's great restaurants.
Wagyu continues to be the magic word for beefeaters (even if it's used too often and without reference to the marbling score), but canny chefs are also using cheaper cuts, especially brisket and cheek. In an increasingly frantic world, we're fond of the comfort of braises and slow-cooked dishes. Offal has also made a comeback, especially sweetbreads, and seafood lovers are rediscovering the joys of cheaper, less fashionable fish that taste just as good.
It has been wonderful to see something Melbourne has done well for so many years, the wine bar, finally make its way to Sydney thanks to the likes of Aperitif, Bambini Wine Room (favourite bar) and the Gazebo Wine Garden, not to forget the piccolo enoteca VINI (favourite Mediterranean).
But if you've ever made a booking and not turned up, then we blame you for the continued rise of the "no bookings" phenomenon, which makes eating out a touch too Darwinian for our liking.
And while we're having a gripe, we love fat, but if you're going to fill a menu with pork belly, confit, rich sauces, butter and other artery fillers, please make sure there's some counterbalance - a light salad or unadulterated green vegetable - somewhere on the menu. We'd like to live long enough to come back.
In regional NSW, it has been another tough year. Numbers are down and we've lost, or are losing, some benchmark restaurants. Former Canberra two-hatter Waters Edge closed, the legendary Michael Manners is winding down at Selkirks in Orange and last year's regional restaurant of the year, Collits' Inn, is on the market.
The good news is there are still plenty of fantastic places to eat and the South Coast has finally come into its own, especially thanks to The River in Moruya.
Regional editor Catriona Jackson and her team have once again scoured the state, and Huon Hooke has joined them to pick his favourite wineries for you to visit.
No matter where you are in NSW, good food isn't too far away - and the bill might be a pleasant surprise for you.
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That first time around, or so we are told, the animals were herded in two by two, doubtless encouraged by the odd prod from Noah and sons.
Due to be launched this Tuesday by wildlife broadcaster Sir David Attenborough, ARKive is the brainchild of the late Christopher Parsons, the visionary head of the BBC's Natural History Unit, and has been created by the Wildscreen Trust, the Bristol-based organisation which hosts an annual international festival of nature documentary film-making. As the Hollywood of the wildlife documentary, base for the BBC and Granada natural history units - as well as numerous independent producers - Bristol makes an appropriate home for this digital "safe haven" for often irreplaceable documentary materials which, like their subjects, may be at risk of vanishing. ARKive is an online compendium of biodiversity, its digital images backed by fact files and web links, but it is also a warning beacon of advancing species extinction. In Bristol the research team is "madly trying to get as much content as possible on to the website ready for it to go live," says the project's manager, Harriet Nimmo. "The launch is just the beginning, not the finished product."
The project's species records are organised into two "chapters", one covering UK plants and animals, some 600 of them to date, from footage of boxing brown hares to the only known photographs of the Snowdonia hawkweed, recently rediscovered after a gap of 50 years.
Also underway is the "Globally Endangered Species" chapter - a potentially massive undertaking, considering that the World Conservation Union lists some 6,000 animals and 33,000 plants as endangered. ARKive is beginning by locating and storing records of the 500 species seen as best representing the range of lifeforms most at risk. Thus the archive now harbours the only surviving film of the thylacine or Tasmanian tiger, a carnivorous marsupial presumed extinct since the last known example died in a zoo in the 1930s; and the last known pictures of the vividly coloured golden toad of Costa Rica, now vanished. As an illustration of the timely nature of the operation, take the case of Spix's macaw, declared extinct three years ago: footage of the last male found in the wild now rests with ARKive.
Nimmo stresses, however, that the project should not be seen purely as "a sort of doomsday collection of things which have become extinct. These films and photographs are really the most powerful and emotive way of raising awareness, celebrating the variety of life on Earth. There's amazing material here which was scattered all around the world and which is now in one collection and maintained and preserved for future generations in the public domain."
Funded by Hewlett Packard Laboratories (Europe) and the Heritage Lottery and New Opportunities funds, the archive has tapped materials from the more obvious major sources such as the BBC, Granada, international state broadcasting corporations and National Geographic magazine, as well as from small conservation organisations and individuals. Important contributions welcomed in recent months include the complete archives of Eric Ashby, the influential English naturalist and film-maker who died in February, while the collection of another lost film-maker, Dieter Plage, who fell to his death while filming from a hot-air balloon in 1993, is awaiting collection in a bedroom in Norfolk, according to Nimmo. "And just yesterday we had Cornell University in the US, who have the second biggest collection of natural history sound recordings in the world, giving us lots of stuff, including footage of very rare birds like the ivory-billed woodpecker, which went extinct in the 1930s."
ARKive has also accumulated a vault full of associated materials, including around 2,000 wildlife videotapes of entries to the Wildscreen festival, and books, many of them collectors' items. It also has videotaped interviews with the likes of Attenborough, Desmond Morris - and Parsons himself who, 21 years ago, when head of BBC's Natural History Unit, produced a prototype CD during an interview with Angela Rippon and predicted the day when such discs would store information and images that would be accessible to home computer-users.
As much as being a launch party, Tuesday's fling will be a tribute to Parsons, whom Attenborough, a long-time friend and collaborator, described at the time of his death as "one of [the natural history world's] most influential, most imaginative and, certainly, most self-effacing champions ... His life enriched millions who never knew him, or would recognise his name."
Attenborough regards ARKive as "an invaluable tool for all concerned with the well-being of the natural world. "Over the past few decades, a vast treasury of wildlife images has been steadily accumulating, yet no-one has known its full extent - or its gaps - and no-one has had a comprehensive way of getting access to it. ARKive will put that right."
Other leading scientists and commentators have welcomed the project: Edward O Wilson, the Pulitzer prize-winning entomologist, author and crusading environmentalist, regards it as "a noble project, one of the most valuable in all of biology and conservation practice".
To what extent ARKive will educate and inspire as an information source and celebration of biodiversity, or become an online memorial to an ever-increasing tally of vanished species, remains to be seen. In the words of Andrew P Dobson, professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at Princeton University, "these are images that we should conserve with an intensity equal to that devoted to our greatest works of art. They are images that will haunt our grandchildren."
From 20 May, ARKive becomes accessible on the internet on www.arkive.org


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BACKUS — In this electronic age, Linda Nye found a personal phone call still goes a long way to solving a problem.
She heads the Cass County child support collections division and is charged with collecting money from non-custodial parents to pay to custodial parents for their children's care.
Over half (552) of the approximately 1,000 parents who owe child support in the county do make payments on time, she said. The rest, for a variety of reasons, either don't pay or pay irregularly.
She determined about 145 of those not up to date on payments were either in jail or prison or a treatment program, so not currently available to be contacted.
She and her staff spoke by telephone to 57 people. They left messages for or did not get an answer at another 141 phones of people owing payments. Of those where they left a message, 31 called back.
When they could not reach people, they sent 160 letters to them. From that list, 13 called their office, but did not expect to make payments currently. Another 18 called back and did make arrangements to make payments.
The staff could not find current phone numbers for 93 or current addresses for 33. The post office returned 13 letters.
The result of their personal contact campaign is they have been able to collect $10,000 child support they would not otherwise have collected. This includes direct payments and arrangements with employers to subsequently withhold income for child support, Nye said.
The payments they received ranged from $5 to $1,000, she said.
She found a lot of people just don't open their mail.
"If you don't talk to us, we can't help anybody," Health, Human and Veterans Services Director Reno Wells said.
Nye found communicating by phone works. She said part of their effort was to educate people about the process for making payments. Some people may qualify for forgiveness, but they won't know that if they can't communicate with a child support staff person, Nye said.
They plan to make the personal contact program a permanent part of their future collections program.
Helen Williams, a newly hired county team leader charged with dealing with truancy, also outlined for the county board Tuesday her new approach to getting parents to understand their legal obligation to ensure their children get an education.
She and her staff will contact schools to try to make early intervention when children fail to attend school regularly.
A truant is an elementary age child who fails to attend school without a valid excuse three days a school year or a middle, junior high or senior high child who misses three or more class periods on three days.
The law presumes that it is the parent's responsibility to ensure attendance at school for children age 11 and younger, Williams said. A parent can be charged with educational neglect.
Children older than elementary age can be charged with truancy in juvenile court.
Williams' goal is to prevent both.
Her focus will be to inquire about what problem might exist in the family that causes children to miss school and to resolve those issues.
"Our purpose is to help families," Wells said.
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A free program on meteorites will be held in Madras and presented by Dick Pugh, scientist from the Cascadia Meteorite Laboratory of Portland State University.
The program will be presented at the Jefferson County Public Library annex, 134 S.E. E Street at 6:30 p.m on Monday, Dec. 11. Persons of all ages are invited to attend.
Pugh gives a 45-minute slide show and brings $15,000 worth of meteorites and encourages those attending his programs to pick up and handle these rocks from space. Pugh has traveled to several continents researching and identifying meteorites.
Pugh says to date only four meteorites have ever been found in Oregon, yet scientists believe there is one meteorite lying on every half square mile in the state. "We're especially interested in eastern Oregon as meteorites would be easier to find on open parts of the high desert, as compared to forests elsewhere," Pugh said.
"It's just a matter of time until one is found."
Anyone who has found a rock that he or she believes may be a meteorite is asked to bring it to the program.
Meteorites are often heavy, magnetic, pitted and have a surface that appears burnt from being hurled through space. Many are quite valuable.
Meteorites belong to the owner of the land on which they are found.
Pugh has presented his program in a few dozen communities in eastern Oregon, sponsored by the nonprofit Libraries of Eastern Oregon (LEO) with funding provided to LEO through The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI).
OMSI and LEO have formed a program called STARS - Science, Technology and Rural Students, which includes bringing programs to schools and public libraries in 14 counties served by LEO.
The program at Madras is offered in collaboration with the Jefferson County Public Library, a member of LEO.
For further information, please contact Sally Beesley, Jefferson County Library District director at 541-475-3351 or Lyn Craig, LEO director at 541-763-2355.


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So the other day we got to see one of the coolest things ever; the trailer for Oz, The Great and Powerful, starring James Franco, Mila Kunis, Michelle Williams, and Rachel Weisz. Some were skeptical, but I am so excited to see how this movie will turn out especially since the storyline functions as a prequel to the original classic, The Wizard Of Oz. MTV caught up with Mila Kunis and Michelle William (Oz witches Glinda and Theodora) at Comic-Con and tried to get Mila to spill the beans on some of the movie's plot. Checkie out inside!
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Yale Katz, EB Newlon, Carolyn Shea, Jennie Friedman, Jeffrey Zysman, Heather Reed, Dustin Opper, Braden Walter, Katie West, and Eric Lindquist shared love stories, lyrics, and poems while making Valentines during the Love Stories Workshop in the Writing Center!!!
More photos from this workshop can be found on the Writing Center's Facebook Page.
These were some of the love stories, songs, and poems that were shared:
Eric Lindquist– "Boyfriend Poem" by Katie
I hope you know how much I really care
every time I think of you my stomach seems to twist
This is why I love you, I've made a huge list
the list goes on forever and never will it end
neither will our relationship you'll always be my friend
not just a simple friend but a special friend at that
I want to spend my whole life with you
Braden Walter- "Thank You" by Led Zeppelin
And so today, my world it smiles, your hand in mine, we walk the miles,
Thanks to you it will be done, for you to me are the only one.
Happiness, no more be sad, happiness… I'm glad.
If the sun refused to shine, I would still be loving you.
When mountains crumble to the sea, there will still be you and me.
Yale Katz- "The Kiss" by Yale Katz
I want to kiss you so I can hold you safely.
I want to kiss you to give you a chance.
I want to kiss you to watch you dance.
I want to kiss you to watch you fly.
I want to kiss you to make sure our love never dies.
I want to kiss you by the fire.
I want to kiss you because it's your love that I desire.
EB Newlon– "The Relationship" by EB Newlon
"This made the girl smile, for the couple she had counseled years ago had gone and gotten married and had had kids. Yes, they had gotten divorced, but they were still friends and loved their kids all the same. So even though their lover relationship had not worked out, they still had a relationship. All in all, this was a good lesson in love because it showed that even though you may not be with that person forever in marriage, you will always and forever love that person for the rest of your life."
Jeffrey Zysman– "Since My Valentine Got A Computer" by Joanna Fuchs
Since my Valentine got a computer
My love life has taken a hit.
Nothing I say is important
Unless it's a byte or a bit.
Before she got her new laptop,
Everything was just fine;
Now she says we can't talk
Unless we both go online.
"But honey," I said, "I'm attached to you;
Love is what I feel."
"That keyword isn't relevant,"
She said, with eyes of steel.
Heather Reed- "I Kissed a Girl and I Liked It"
Your lips are so soft.
Are they as soft as mine?
I want to try it.
I want to know how soft you really are.
Can I touch you?
Can I kiss you so softly?
You may not even know.
I kissed a girl and I liked it.
Katie West– "How Do I Love Thee" by Elizabeth Barrett Browning
How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.
I love thee to the depth and breadth and height
My soul can reach, when feeling out of sight
For the ends of Being and ideal Grace.
I love thee to the level of every day's
Most quiet need, by sun and candlelight.
I love thee freely, as men strive for Right;
I love thee purely, as they turn from Praise.
I love with a passion put to use
In my old griefs, and with my childhood's faith.
I love thee with a love I seemed to lose
With my lost saints, I love thee with the breath,
Smiles, tears, of all my life! and, if God choose,
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Belding 2-1-1 at Godwin Heights: The Redskins opened the season Saturday by going 2-1-1 at the Wyoming Godwin Heights Invitational. Belding beat the host Eagles 25-19, 25-23, then downed Providence Freedom Christian 25-21, 25-11. Against Wyoming High they lost the first game 25-18 but came back for a 25-13 win in game two. That gave Belding first place in their pool, but they were promptly dispatched by Allendale 25-14, 25-21. Stefanie Harig had a team-high 24 kills followed by Rachel Hunt with 23. Harig added 39 digs to Hunt's 24. Brooke Linebaugh had 51 assists, Greta Wilker added three aces and Kerri Smith had four blocks. Quote: "I thought that was pretty good for a first day. Overall, I thought a very good first day and start to the season." — Belding coach Mikayla Linebaugh. Record: 2-1-1. Next match: at the Cadillac Invitational Thursday.
Lakeview third at Chippewa Hills: The Wildcats split four matches at the Chippewa Hills Invitational Saturday to finish in third place overall. Lakeview beat Evart 25-8, 25-15 before losing to Midland Dow 25-18, 25-13. The Wildcats went into the gold bracket as a wild card, and ended up playing Dow again. This time Dow won 25-16, 22-25, 15-12. That put Lakeview in the consolation game against Clare, where they won 25-17, 25-19. Andrea Henry led the Wildcats with 13 kills and Erin Vanderzand added seven. Vanderzand also had eight aces and Lauren Jaquays had nine blocks. Quote: "We struggled with our serving in the beginning but we improved throughout the day." — Lakeview coach Tammy Dey. Record: 2-2. Next match: at the Fowlerville tournament Thursday.
Central wins, loses, splits: The Green Hornets went to the Carson City-Crystal Invitational Saturday for their season opener and started out by beating Vestaburg 25-17, 25-15. They then lost to Beal City 25-18, 25-14, then beat Genesee 25-17 in the first game but lost the second 26-24. That loss was enough to knock the Hornets out of bracket play. Central was led by Paige Switzer with 23 kills, six blocks, eight digs and four aces, Michaela Crooks with 32 assists, seven kills and five aces and Brooke Hollenbeck with four aces and 11 digs. Quote: "We played really well at times (Saturday), but often started in a bit of a hole. We need the confidence to go out and play our game every time." — Central coach Haley Dawe. Record: 1-1-1. Next match: at home against Ithaca Wednesday.
CC-Crystal 2-1-1 at home: The Eagles started out in their own tournament Saturday with a split with eventual champion Fulton, losing the opener 25-23 but winning the second 27-26. Then they beat Ashley 25-15, 25-10 and Ithaca 25-10, 25-8 to get to bracket play. Once there CC-Crystal was promptly dispatched by Beal City 25-20, 26-24. Jaylin Fisher had 55 assists and nine aces in the tournament, Emily Ward added 30 kills and Tomberlee Smith had 27 digs. Record: 2-1-1. Next match: at the Fulton tournament Thursday.
Greenville second of three: The Yellow Jackets opened the season Thursday at the Links Of Bowen Lake, shooting a 186 team score. That was behind Muskegon Mona Shores (160) but ahead of East Grand Rapids (212). Britta Bernth led Greenville with a 40, followed by Jessica Bonner with a 44, Lauryn Day with a 46 and Karli Gideon with a 56. Quote: "Definitely a good match to compete against the state champs from Division 2 (Mona Shores)." — Greenville coach Nancy Johnson. Next match: at the Traverse City Central Wilbert Classic today and Tuesday.


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- Simply Material is a visual compendium of media to use as your canvas. Can you liberate the art from concrete or harness the awesome potential of epoxy resin?
- Fashion Wonderland sounds like a fairly pretentious theme park, but contents of this book are pretty arresting. Tons of designers have contributed the illustrations and art they take their aesthetic cues from.
- Illustration – Play puts the spotlight on 23 international artists and their unique illo medium. Paper cutting, stitchery, hand knit, fabric piecing, origami, patchwork, and more are represented.
- Type Addicted is a thorough read for the font aficionado; see how real typographical artists slice up the Roman alphabet.
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Welcome to Mars where humanity has just discovered the Prothean Ruins and Element Zero, but danger abounds as the Red Sand terrorist group seeks to claim Mars for themselves! If you love the Mass Effect game series, then you will definitely want to watch this awesome fan made prequel set 35 years before the events of the first game.
From YouTube: Serving as a prequel to the MASS EFFECT game series,"Red Sand" is set 35 years before the time of Commander Shepard and tells the story of the discovery of ancient ruins on Mars. Left behind by the mysterious alien race known as the Protheans, the ruins are a treasure trove of advanced technology and the powerful Element Zero, an energy source beyond humanity's wildest dreams. As the Alliance research team led by Dr. Averroes (Ayman Samman) seeks to unlock the secrets of the ruins, a band of marauders living in the deserts of Mars wants the ruins for themselves. Addicted to refined Element Zero in the form of a narcotic nicknamed "Red Sand" which gives them telekinetic "biotic" powers, these desert-dwelling terrorists will stop at nothing to control the ruins and the rich vein of Element Zero at its core. Standing between them and their goal are Colonel Jon Grissom (Mark Meer), Colonel Lily Sandhurst (Amy Searcy), and a team of Alliance soldiers tasked with defending the ruins at all costs. At stake – the future of humanity's exploration of the galaxy, and the set up for the MASS EFFECT storyline loved by millions of gamers worldwide.
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Burglars have stripped an empty apartment complex stealing everything - including 32 kitchen sinks.
The crews behind the thefts posed as demolition workers and spent weeks inside the Auckland apartments.
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Inside, they ripped out window frames, doors, bathroom vanities and even the wiring in the walls. The railings on the balconies have gone, as have carpet, kitchen benches and almost every electrical fitting.
Police have arrested four people and charged them with burglary after they were found in the 32-unit apartment complex in Kelston. They have pleaded not guilty.
Pepperwood Mews has gone from being much-needed state housing to a derelict eyesore. It was built in 2004 for investors under a Housing New Zealand Corporation deal to lease the flats to pensioners.
Residents moved out in 2009 after the $12m complex was condemned as structurally unsound. It has since become the focus of a legal case between the 32 owners, Auckland Council and Housing New Zealand.
Detective Senior Sergeant Andy King said four people had been caught working in one of the 32 apartments. He said three men and one woman faced charges relating to items taken from that unit.
"They allege they were working for somebody else. They were advised, if you tell us who that is, we can look at the charges."
Owners' group chairman Adrian Chitty said about $500,000 worth of fittings had been torn up, ripped out and carried off.
He said the people arrested gave police a cellphone number for the person they say hired them to do the demolition.
When officers rang the phone they identified themselves to the person answering who disconnected the call, he said. Officers had since been unable to connect to the cellphone number.
Chitty said it was possible those arrested believed they were working legally.
"Someone, somewhere has seen an opportunity to make some money and they have moved in. It's bloody frustrating."
He said the owners had filed a complaint with the Independent Police Conduct Authority over the standard of patrolling around the apartment and the investigation after the burglary.
Another owner, Judy Anderson, said they were alerted by engineers who were hired to investigate demolishing the apartments. She said the engineers were surprised to find workers already on site and took photographs of the truck and a car. Herald on Sunday inquiries have discovered the truck is registered to Otahuhu's Alliance Demolitions. The company says it is working with police to help identify the man who borrowed it.
The engineers also photographed a man wearing an orange jacket leaving the complex. The owners say the man had no permission to be on their property.
Anderson said the four were arrested after she called police.
"I'm calling it a heist, a robbery. This is just beyond our imagining. They even took the kitchen sinks - 32 of them.
"The hideous situation the owners face - they have lost income from the building, some have to leave their own homes. And they have had this last little bit of money taken out of the building which was going to fund the demolition."
Alliance Demolitions owner Andrew Davy said he was working with police to identify anyone involved. He said they had loaned a truck to the family of a staff member, but they had not explained what it was used for.
He said Alliance Demolitions had nothing to do with the Pepperwood Mews or the demolition.
Cost from the apartment complex has already forced some of the owners out of their own homes to meet the mortgages still owing on the development.
Professional litigation funder LPF Group has backed the owners and was underwriting legal costs.
The owners claimed Housing NZ set the project in motion and Auckland Council signed the building certificate so the two bodies should meet the cost of the failed development.
Housing NZ's asset development manager Sean Bignell said the state housing provider had always denied any fault.


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What is your life?
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#1 Sep 9, 2012
James 4:13-15
(13) Go to now, Ye that say, today or to morrow we will go imto such a city, and continue there a year, and buy and sell, and get gain:
(14) Whereas ye know not what shall be on the morrow, FOR WHAT IS YOUR LIFE? It is even as a vapour, that appeareth for a little time, AND THEN VANISHETH AWAW.
(15) For that ye ought to say, IF THE LORD WILL...
This would be the verse that that famous saying would come from:
"Good Lord willing and the creeks don't rise...."
...for that ye ought to say, IF THE LORD WILL...
Other people will say, "Tomorrow I'm going to go hunting" or "Next week I'm going on vacation" or "Next year I'm retiring"
(15) For that ye ought to say, IF THE LORD WILL, we shall live, and do this, or that.
It may be the Lord's WILL you do a certaihn thing whether the "CREEK" rises or doesn't RISE.
On the other hand,
It may NOT be the Lord's WILL for you to do a certain thing even if the "CREEK" is dry as a bone.
But I want to look at verse 14, and in particular, the question James asks.
James 4:14
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James 4:14
Some people's answer to this question=
Life is too short!
Life is a journey!
Life is a PARTY!
If LIFE is a PARTY, then your PARTY will soon be CRASHED BY GOD!
Life is a JOKE!
If life is a JOKE, then it is a JOKE you have played on your self!
Someone else said-
"Life is like a box of chocolates"
Spoken by a Hollywood RETARD. Of course I'm referring to Tom Hanks, not Forest Gump. Most people can't tell or don't know the difference. They can't seperate fantasy from reality. They think that "The DaVinci Code" (another Tom Hanks masterpiece) is reality and that the King James Bible is fantasy.
The book (The DaVinci Code) would be embraced by the world (It sold some 80 million copies and the movie would gross some 1 Billion $$$ world wide).
The book (and movie) would blaspheme the name of Jesus Christ. The world will embrace ANY attack or alternative to God (Enter the ANTICHRIST), The Bible, or Jesus Christ. Which explains the popularity of another Fairy Tale.
Charlie Darwins "Origen of Species".
Some one else said-
"Life is a mountain railroad"
And some other FOOL said-
Life is a ROCK
but the radio rolled me
at the end of the rainbow
lies a Golden Oldie
The TRUTH is,
AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW (If your not SAVED)
Lies Death, Hell, Destruction and Torment in the Lake of Fire!
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What is your life?
Some people's LIFE is:
A Cigarette
Camels, Winstons, Salems, Marlboros, Chesterfield, Dorals, GPC, Kents, Kool, Lucky Strikes, Newport, Pallmall and USA.
The FIRST thing alot of people do when they get up in the morning and the last thing they do before going to bed at night is PRAY! NO! They BURN ONE!
Some people are going to DRINK AND SMOKE for eternity in THE LAKE OF FIRE!
Revelation 14:10-11
(10) The same shall DRINK OF THE WINE of the wrath of God, which is poured out without mixture into the cup of his indignation; and he shall be tormented with FIRE AND BRIMSTONE in the presence of the holy angels, and in the presence of the Lamb:
And the SMOKE of their TORMENT ascendeth up FOR EVBER AND EVER: and they have no rest day nor night, who worship the beast and his image, and whosoever receiveth the mark of his name.
Other people's LIFE is a JOINT. Their dream is for POT to be Legalized so they won't end up IN THE JOINT!
Some people's LIFE is a BOTTLE!
Their whole LIFE revolves around another SHOT another DRINK, another BOTTLE!!!
I gave up on God a number of years back, and threw up my hands in defeat and embraced the BOTTLE until God came by my house and KNOCKED MY LIGHTS OUT, and I threw the BOTTLE away in one hour. Don't tell me it takes a 12 step program to overcome the BOTTLE. It just takes 1 STEP of FAITH!
It's funny,
After we're born we're given a BOTTLE (AS BABIES)
Some people leave this world 40,50 or 60 years later HOLDING ON TO A BOTTLE. They're BORN holding a BOTTLE and the DIE HOLDING A BOTTLE!
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Some people's LIFE is FOOD!
The average person will eat 50 to 60 TONS (YES that's TONS) OF FOOD IN THEIR LIFETIME! That is equivalent to 6 grown Elephants, or 9 Hummers.
For some people, THEIR WHOLE LIFE revolves around EATING. They can't go 24 hours without FOOD!
Here's a thought, skip a meal and read the Bible instead.
Luke 4:4 Jesus Christ to Satan
And Jesus answered him, saying, It is written, that man SHALL NOT LIVE BY BREAD ALONE, but by EVERY WORD OF GOD.
Satan tempted Eve with FOOD.
Genesis 3:1
Now the serpent was more subtil than any beast of the field which the LORD God had made. And he saith unto the woman, Yea, hath God said, ye shall not EAT of every tree of the GARDEN?
Eve was TEMPTED with the NATURAL DESIRE to EAT something. The problem is, that God had already warned against EATING IT.
Someone said, "You are what you EAT". If that is true, then America is FULL of a bunch of BURRITO'S. People who are all just WRAPPED UP IN THEMSELVES!
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#5 Sep 9, 2012
What is your Life?
Some people's LIFE is MUSIC
Some people's LIFE is Pleasure
Some people's LIFE is Television
Some people's LIFE is Facebook
Some people's LIFE is Sports
Some people's LIFE is their Job
Some people's LIFE is their Children
After their Children are grown, they have NO LIFE!
Some people's LIFE is their Friends
Only one LIFE twill soon be past
Only what's done for Christ will last
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#6 Sep 9, 2012
The average LIFE!
From the Creator of LIFE and the Book of LIFE!
Psalm 90:10
The days of our years are threescore years and ten..
That's 70 years
...and if be reason of srength they be fourscore years...
That's 80 years
...yet is their strength LABOUR AND SORROW; for it is SOON cut off, and we fly away.
Is your LIFE about to be CUT OFF?
The average LIFE SPAN is 70 years. Some LIVE to be 90, and a few to 100, while some DIE in their 40's, and some in their 20's.
The question arises, What are you doing with the TIME you have on this side of the Grave?
Moses, who wrote Psalm 90, would say that the average length of LIFE is 70 years.
Psalm 90 verse 12
So teach us to NUMBER OUR DAYS, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom.
According to that verse, a WISE man will seek out the TIME of his LIFE. Or at least the average LIFE!
The ANATOMY OF LIFE!!!
If you live 70 years, that's 25,550 Days. If you subtract the first 18 years which is primarily made up of School, Play, learning or the preface to LIFE. You can call the first 18 years the Preamble to your LIFE.
From 18 years old to 70, which is 52 years. Most people, at least try to, Retire at 65 years of age. That would be 47 years working.
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Psalm 90:12
So teach us to NUMBER OUR DAYS, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom.
The problem is, there are alot of ignorant people who think that DEATH will never find them out! They just don't realize just how short their life actually is!
The breakdown of your LIFE- Continued
If you live 70 years,
Psalm 90:10
The DAYS of our years are threescore years and ten...
You'll live:
613,200 Hours or 25,550 Days.
If you work for 47 years (from 18 to 65), you'll work 97,760 Hours (that's contingent upon working 40 hours a week)
I'm worn out just thinking about it.
613,200 Hours = 70 years
-97,760 Hours working
=515,440 Hours
-157,680 Hours from Birth to 18 years old
(School, Playing, Learning, education)
=357,440 Hours left
-145,087 Hours sleeping (Average 7.5 hours a night)
=212,353 Hours
- 19,345 Hours eating (That's 806 days of your LIFE EATING)
=193,008 Hours left
-58,035 Hours average 3 hours a day watching TV, Texting, and talking on the telephone(Smart or cell)
=134,973 Hours left
-29,017 Hours @ 1.5 Hours a day Cleaning the house, washing the dishes, mowing the lawn, taking a bath (shower), washing clothes, cooking and paying the bills.
=105,956 Hours left
which is 4,415 days left.Which is 12 years of your LIFE to either serve yourself (the FLESH) THE WORLD, the Devil or God.
BTW, A few weeks back, 203 Million Americans used the "WEB". Of these, some 116 Million were on Facebook. The average person spends 55 Minutes a day on FACEBOOK. That's about 2 years of your LIFE on FACEBOOK!
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#8 Sep 9, 2012
Only one LIFE, twill soon be passed
Only what's done FOR CHRIST will last.
James 4:14
Psalm 90:9 Moses would write this Psalm
For ALL our days are PASSED AWAY in the wrath: we spend our years AS A TALE TOLD.
The Bible says that our LIFE is as A TALE that is TOLD.
What kind of TALE does your LIFE tell?
Is it a Fictional TALE? Just a BIG FAT LIE!
I don't understand how people can actually spend time reading Fictional TALES (Books). What a waste of TIME! At the same time, PEOPLE WIL SPEND THEIR LIFE in front of an Idiot Box (Television) watching Fictional (LIES) Stories. When they say "Based on a true story", they're about to tell you a TALL TALE.
A Hypocrite is a person who's LIFE is a FICTIONAL TALE!
Job 8:13-14
(13) So are the paths of all that forget God; and the HYPOCRITES hope shall perish.
(14) Who's HOPE shall be CUT OFF, and who's trust shall be in a SPIDERS WEB.
Hollywood is FULL of Hypocrites. Most people will literally spend 8 years of their LIFE in front of the TELEVISION!
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If yor LIFE is a TALE that is told,
Is it a Horror Story? Would it be Shocking to anybody that's heard it?
Is it a Comedy?
The Bible says in
Psalm 14:1
The FOOL hath said in his heart, there is no God...
God said in
Proverbs 1:24-26
(24) Because I have called, and ye refused; I have stretched out my hand, and no man regarded;
(25) But ye have set at nought ALL MY COUNSEL, and would NONE OF MY REPROOF:
(26) I also will LAUGH AT YOUR CALAMITY; I WILL MOCK WHEN YOUR FEAR COMETH.
God says when these people GET INTO TROUBLE and when they sure enough GET IN A MESS, because they didn't listen to GOD when he called them, HE WILL LAUGH AT THEM WHEN THEY CALL ON HIM.
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#10 Sep 9, 2012
Psalm 90:9
...we spend our years as a TALE THAT IS TOLD.
Is your LIFE a TALL TALE?
Proverbs 16:18-19
(16) PRIDE goeth before destruction, and a haughty spirit BEFORE A FALL.
(19) Better it is to be of an humble spirit with the lowly, than to devide the spoil with the PROUD.
1 Peter 5:5-6
(5)...For God RESISTETH THE PROUD, and giveth grace unto the humble.
(6) HUMBLE YOURSELF therefore under the mighty hand of God, that he may exalt you in due time.
Proverbs 16:5
Every one that is PROUD in heart is an abomination to the Lord: Though hand join in hand, he shall not be unpunished.
"The highest tree catches the wind"
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#11 Sep 9, 2012
Your life should be in a nuthouse.
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#12 Sep 9, 2012
James 4:14
What is your LIFE?
Psalm 90:9
For all our days are passed away in the wrath: we spend our years as a TALE that is told.
What kind of TALE (STORY) is your LIFE?
Is it a Horror TALE?
Psalm 40:1-3
(1) I waited patiently for the LORD; and he inclined unto me, and heard my cry.
(2) He brought me up also out of an HORRIBLE PIT,...
People will NOT get saved or RIGHT WITH GOD UNTIL they realize they're in a HORRIBLE PIT.
...out of the miry clay, and set my feet upon a rock, and established my goings.
(3) And he hath put a new song in my mouth, even praise unto our God: many shall see it, and FEAR and shall trust in the LORD.
Or would your LIFE be an X-RATED TALE?
Some people will spend their LIFE engulfed in FILTH!
2 Peter 2:6-8,14
(6) And turning the cities of Sodom and Gomorrha into ashes condemned them with an overthrow, making them an ensample unto those that after should live ungodly;
As in a great multitude across America.
(7) And delivered just Lot, vexed with the FILTHY conversation of the WICKED:
(8)(For that righteous man dwelling among them, in seeing and hearing, vexed his righteous soul from day to day WITH THEIR UNLAWFUL DEEDS).
(14) Having eyes FULL OF ADULTERY, and that cannot cease from SIN; beguiling unstable souls: an heart they have exercised with COVETOUS PRACTICES; cursed children:
Jude 7-8
(7) Even as Sodom and Gomorrha, and the cities about them in like manner, GIVING THEMSELVES OVER TO FORNICATION, and going after strange flesh, are set forth for an example, SUFFERING THE VENGEANCE OF ETERNAL FIRE.
(8) Likewise also these FILTHY DREAMERS defile the flesh, despise dominion, and speak evil of dignities.
#15 Sep 9, 2012
Looks like she broke out from the crazy house again ...
#16 Sep 9, 2012
I was born to serve the Lord. The bible tells me if I put God first in my life and love my neighbor as myself, I will find peace and contentment in my life. God will supply all my needs according to His riches in glory. Then he promises me eternal life through Christ Jesus. What more could I ask for? This is my life...He's given me more than I could have ever asked for.
#17 Sep 9, 2012
& a couple of her nutty friends followed her
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Job 14:1-2
(1) Man that is BORN of a woman is of FEW DAYS, and full of TROUBLE.
(2) He cometh forth like a flower, AND IS CUT DOWN: He fleeth also as a shadow, AND CONTINUETH NOT.
If you LIVED 70 years, you'll LIVE 25,550 days. If you had a dollar $$$ for every day that you lived (If you lived for 70 years,many don't) You might have enough to buy a good used pickup truck.
FEW DAYS, AND FULL OF TROUBLE is the testimony of the man that is NOT SAVED!
Verse(1) Man that is BORN OF A WOMAN is of FEW days, and FULL of TROUBLE.
Notice that it doesn't say MAN THAT IS BORN OF GOD or MAN THAT IS BORN AGAIN, but MAN THAT IS BORN OF A WOMAN.
Man that is BORN OF GOD may have TROUBLES in this LIFE but he has EVERLASTING (ETERNAL) LIFE!
John 3:36
He that believeth on the Son hath EVERLASTING LIFE: and he that believeth not the Son SHALL NOT SEE LIFE; but the wrath of God ABIDETH ON HIM.
Psalm 16:11
Thou wilt shew me THE PATH OF LIFE: in thy presence is FULLNESS OF JOY; at thy right hand is PLEASURES FOR EVERMORE.
We may suffer in THIS LIFE, but just wait until we get on the OTHER SIDE.
Ephesians 2:12-13
(12) That at that time ye were without Christ, being aliens from the commonwealth of Israel, and strangers from the covenants of promise, HAVING NO HOPE, AND WITHOUT GOD IN THE WORLD.
Thank God!!!
...BUT NOW IN CHRIST JESUS ye who sometimes were far off are made nigh BY THE BLOOD OF CHRIST.
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James 4:14
Wherefore ye know not what shall be on the morrow, FOR WHAT IS YOUR LIFE?
Your LIFE is as the 4 SEASONS
New Life
The Sringtime of LIFE would cover the ages from Birth to around 15 years old. The time when you don't know the awful cruel truth about SIN. LIFE is fresh and new. You spend your time just learning new and wonderful things.
Late Spring, early Summer (Ages 15-20)
You begin to hear a new word, "WORK".And another word, "JOB", and still yet another word "BILLS".
From 20 years old to 60 years old.
Summer is the time for hard work. It's HOT, the days are long, and it's the time of hard work and toil. It's the time for sweat and labor.
Genesis 3:17-19 The Curse upon Man
(17) And unto Adam he said, Because thou hast hearkened unto the voice of thy wife, and hast eaten of the tree, of which I commanded thee, saying, Thou shalt not eat of it: CURSED IS THE GROUND for thuy sake; in sorrow shalt thou eat of it all the days of thy life;
That is, we belong to Adams LABOR UNION.
(18) Thorns also and thistles shall it bring forth to thee; and thou shalt eat the herb of the field.
(19) IN THE SWEAT OF THY FACE SHALT THOU EAT BREAD, till thou return unto the ground; for out of it was thou taken: for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return.
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2 things that God told Adam that Man rejects and has done his best to do away with..
The CURSE on Man
(1) You'll work to survive in this LIFE!
Modern Man
Not if I live off the Government.
(2) You'll make your living by THE SWEAT OF YOUR FACE.
Modern Man
Not if I have AC
Consequently, Modern Man has an enormous HEALTH CARE CRISES, Doctor Bills, Hospital Bills and Pills Bills.
God said that you'll make a living by the SWEAT of your face. If your NOT SWEATING (working out, Gym, Aerobics, Running, Jogging etc.) Then your Health will suffer.
Enter "SWEATIN' TO THE OLDIES"
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#21 Sep 10, 2012
The 4 Seasons of Life
From the ages of 20 to 60
The end of Summer
Jeremiah 8:20
The harvest is past THE SUMMER IS ENDED...
For a Man or a Woman, that would be about 65 years of age.
...the SUMMER is ended, and WE ARE NOT SAVED.
It's very terrifying when a person get's to be in their 60's and 70's and they HAVE NOT BEEN SAVED. Why? Because they (often times) think "Why do I need God?" or "Why do I need to be saved, I've done alright without God all these years" or as one FOOL has said, "I did it MY WAY".
God has dealt with them and dealt with them and they have hardened their hearts against Him.
A person that talks like that is a First Rate FOOL. If it wasn't for the mercies and the protection of God, these people wouldn't have made it past 10 days old.
Lamentations 3:22
It is of the LORD'S MERCIES that we are not consumed, because His compassions fail not.
#22 Sep 10, 2012
Why does god exist?
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Is the WWE Wrestling?
Seriously, that's a question I am beginning to ask to myself. It really looks like the wrestling IS the WWE.
If the WWE do something bad, nobody is going to stop watching it, nobody is gonna try something else. It's the WWE or nothing, it's pretty bad because that means that from all the guys who loves wrestling, there is only a certain amount who is ready to try something else. I'm same ready to think that the WWE control the business and that if they want the ENTIRE industry to be about something, this is going to be awesome but that if they want something to looks like a joke in the ENTIRE industry, they can do it. A totally control on the business
What's your opinion on it, is this all bullshit or did wrestling is really just WWE on those days ?
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please note the 'other wrestling' section below on the main page
Re: Is the WWE Wrestling ?
There are other promotions, wrestling doesn't just stop at the WWE.
Re: Is the WWE Wrestling ?
The WWE is the UFC of the wrestling world.
OP, this is a stupid thread btw. A very stupid question.
Re: Is the WWE Wrestling ?
Look at the video games industry, if you get a good indie game, everybody will hear of it, everybody will notice it and they are going to get congratulations for it.
In the wrestling world, most of the fans ( and I don't talk about only casuals ) stop to the WWE, they even underestimate the indies. This is what I mean, this is a veeeeery small thing, it seems like it's the WWE or nothing. I never said that the WWE were th eonly one to give a wrestling product
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"Do the WWE IS wrestling"
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"Do the WWE is wrestling"
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Do the thread is stupiding?
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I don't understand the question, but I voted Yes because the WWE is still a wrestling show, despite all the glitz and glam.
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Hi guys,
In order to introduce and celebrate the arrival of our new ti goodies, I've put the LiteTrail version of the Ti-Wing Esbit stove on sale at 50% off, use coupon code STOVE50OFF.
UPDATE 3/17: The LiteTrail Titanium Solid Fuel Cook System is now available to order!
I'm really excited about the new items, mostly the "Bail Handle" 1600 mL cookpot we made as a tribute to Ray Jardine. It's a really cool item. The bail handle is removable and works with regular stoves, plus only 5.50 oz for 54 oz of capacity.
New 900 mL cookpot only 3.75 oz with handles!
New *2013 version* 550 mL cookpot only 2.55 oz with handles!
All three pots together:
Plus we have new *2013 version* of the windscreen for both the 550 mL and the 900 mL that is spot welded as one unit.
It's been six months of so much busy work to get these items done for this year and I'm really excited to see the results. I hope that some of you enjoy the items as much as I do!
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Hi Jhaura! (I bought your used Patagonia Houdini from this site many years ago when I first started going UL). Which pot would you recommend for storing the Bushbuddy wood burner in? BPL, back in their heyday, had a specific pot for this stove, but I can't remember the size. I've been using an MSR Titan, but it's a bit on the short side. Thanks!Apr 17, 2013 at 11:29 pm #1977909
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Hi Monty! Nice to hear from you again.
Do you mean this stove? I'm not too familiar with all the BB models. But all you need to know is its external dimensions.
and this pot from BPL:
The BPL site says the BB Ultra is 4.25 tall x 3.75 wide when stowed.
None of our pots will fit that stove just right as it is very tall. However, our 900 mL cookpot is close at 3.60 tall and 4.25 wide. So your stove would fit width-wise and stick out over the top a bit.
Even our 1600 mL is too short at 4.18 in tall, but that's just on paper. You never know unless you physically try it when the tolerance is that close.
If you let me know the exact dimensions of your stove I could help you better.
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Jhaura, those pots look awesome.
Monty, I have the same setup as you (titan with bushbuddy) what I do is store the bushbuddy inside the titan then turn the lid upside down. It fits better. If I need more security, I'll occasionally put a rubber band over the top.Apr 18, 2013 at 8:33 am #1978001
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@zia-grill-guyLocale: Boulder
Anna, that's a pretty funny man–sort of like Robin Williams. Thanks for the morning giggles.Apr 18, 2013 at 8:38 am #1978004
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Hi Gary, I am glad you liked him,It's fun to watch Shug do gear reviews.
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Samos: Live Weather Reports
Live weather in Samos
The latest and today's weather in Samos, Greece updated regularly
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|29.89" (1012 hpa)
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Weather Overview for Samos
Summer, from June till September, receives almost no rain and an unbelievable amount of sunshine. The temperature soars, reaching an average high of 29°C in June, creeping to peak of 31°C in July and August and sidling back down to 29°C in September. The sun is inescapable, beating down for a staggering fourteen hours per day in July. In the peak of summer the sun only really disappears with the onset of night time. Nights bring cooler temperatures, around 17°C in June and September and 20°C in July and August, but even with the low humidity this can be a little uncomfortable.
Autumn, in October and November, sees cooling temperatures and a large reduction in sunshine. Early autumn is still gorgeous, perhaps even preferable to the peak summer months; the average high in October is 22°C and the sea stays at 21°C. While eight hours of sun per day is very good by northern hemisphere standards, it is quite a drop from the eleven hours per day seen in September. The weather becomes more unpredictable as the season progresses. November receives moderate rainfall, falling on around eight days in the month, a further reduction of sunshine and an average high of 18°C with cold nights around 10°C.
Winter, from December till February, is cool and wet. The average high temperature gets down to around 12°C in coldest January when the sun only comes out for five hours per day. It rains on around twelve days in each month. Rain is at its highest in December after which it decreases, though even without rain the sky often remains overcast. Average lows do not really fall below 5°C, but it can get down to freezing and frosts are not uncommon. It can often be very cold for prolonged periods and the sea remains too cold for swimming throughout the season. The erratic nature of the weather makes it hard to plan for.
Birds eye view Samos, Greece.
Spring, from March till May, sees the rapid return of summer conditions; the rain disappears with the clouds and temperatures gallop back up towards the summer highs, getting to an average of 20°C in April and a full 24°C in May. Night times remain cool, as does the sea, but this is a very pleasant time to visit the area due to the day time temperatures and the blossoming of plants after the winter rains.
The island is the birthplace of Pythagoras; in the south a municipality was named Pythagorio after the philosopher, best known for his contributions to mathematical theory.