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Wednesday and Thursday night Rumor Mill at The Swamp in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. Showtime is 9:00pm.
Friday night Rumor Mill at The Hangout in Gulf Shores, Alabama. Showtime is 6:00pm.
Saturday night Rumor Mill in Mobile, Alabama for The Conde Cavaliers Halloween Party!!!!
Daphne, Alabama and Baton Rouge, Louisiana this Weekend!!!
Friday night Rumor Mill in Daphne, Alabama at Pour Nelson's Pub. Always a great time at Pour Nelson's with Brad and Niecee Nelson. Showtime for Friday nights show is 10:00pm. Then Saturday you can find Rumor Mill in Baton Rouge, Louisiana at Walk-Ons (Burbank Location) immediately following the LSU Tigers vs. Florida Gators game. We've heard this will be an insane party. Hope to see everyone this weekend. Spread the Rumor!!!
The Singing Widow
I'd like to share a link with you guys. Some of you may or may not know our current female vocalist Jessica Ayers was widowed a year ago at the hands of a careless human being. Jessica and her husband Justin had both been members of Rumor Mill/Charm Skool a few years ago prior to her returning this year. As you can only imagine it's been a traumatic year for her and her family but with their support she has found the strength to get back out and perform again for the first time without her lover/husband/business and creative partner Justin Ayers. I said it at the time of Justin's death and I'll say it again "I have never seen two people more in love". Very interesting read as Jessica opens up about the past year. So if you have a minute please check out her blog on her website here
The Swamp Fort Walton Beach, Florida
This weekend Rumor Mill back in Florida and performing at The Swamp in Fort Walton Beach. Showtimes for Friday and Saturday nights are 10:00pm. Spread the Rumor!!!!
Put-In-Bay, Ohio
This weekend Rumor Mill at Mr. Ed's in Put-In-Bay, Ohio. Showtime is 8:30pm both nights. Spread the Rumor!!!
Daphne, Alabama and Pensacola Beach, Florida this weekend
This Friday night Rumor Mill at Pour Nelson's Pub in Daphne, Alabama. Showtime is 10:00pm. Then Saturday night we are back in town at The Sandshaker on Pensacola Beach for Shakerfest. Showtime for Saturday is 9:00pm. Spread the Rumor!!!
Pensacola Beach Labor Day Weekend
This Friday and Saturday night Rumor Mill at Capt'n Fun Beach Club for a Labor Day Weekend Blowout. Showtime for both nights are 10:00pm. Spread the Rumor!!!
Pour Nelson's in Daphne, Alabama this Saturday
This Saturday night Rumor Mill at Pour Nelson's in Daphne, Alabama. Showtime is 10:00pm. Spread the Rumor!!!
This week Put-In-Bay, Ohio!!!
This week Rumor Mill heads to Put-In-Bay, Ohio. Always a great time in Put-In-Bay. Wednesday thru Friday it's Mr. Ed's on the island with an 8:30pm showtime. Then Saturday night it's Mr. Ed's in Port Clinton. Hope to see everyone out partying!
Alabama this weekend……Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
Friday and Saturday night Rumor Mill at Wind Creek Casino in Atmore, Alabama. Showtime is 9:00pm for both Friday's and Saturday's nights shows. Then Sunday it's Legacy Bar & Grill in Mobile, Alabama. Showtime for Sunday is 7:00pm. Spread the Rumor!!!!
Louisiana This Weekend
Friday night Rumor Mill in Covington, Louisiana at The Columbia Street Tap Room. Then Saturday night in Baton Rouge, Louisiana at The Roux House. Both venues always a great time. Showtime for Friday and Saturday night are 10:00pm. Spread the Rumor!!!
Mississippi, Florida, Alabama this weekend!!!
We start this Friday night off in Hattiesburg, Mississippi at Brewsky's. Showtime is 10:00pm. Then Saturday night at 10:oopm it's back to our home base Pensacola Beach and Capt'n Fun Beach Club. Always a kickass time! Sunday we return to Bluegill in Spanish Fort, Alabama for an early 6:00pm show. Spread the Rumor!!!!
The House of Blues in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina July 4th Weekend
All this week (Tuesday thru Saturday) Rumor Mill at The House of Blues in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Showtime is 7:00pm each night. Spread the Rumor!!!
Alabama This Weekend!!!
Alabama this weekend with Rumor Mill in Birmingham, AL. Saturday night at VooDoo Birmingham (formerly The Iron Horse) starting at 10:00pm. Then Sunday afternoon in Mobile, AL. at The Bluegill Restaurant with a 6:00pm showtime. Spread it!!!
Point Clear, Alabama
We had a great long week in South Carolina last week at the House of Blues Myrtle Beach and this Saturday night we are looking forward to a Private Event in beautiful Point Clear, Alabama at the Grand Hotel Marriott Resort. Going to be a good relaxing time!


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Originally posted on Camden Crazies | Last updated 5/15/13
The other day on the radio, I heard some argument as to whether or not the Orioles should sign Matt Wieters to a $10 M a year contract. The part that got me was that even the people in favor seemed to assume that Wieters would take such a deal. When I expressed that idea, I received a fair bit of push-back - it seems like people don't think that Wieters is actually that good. These people are mistaken. The bar for offense at the catcher postilion is not very high. The bar for offense at the catcher position is really not very high when said catcher also saves you upwards of 10 runs a season with the glove. Therefore even a league-average hitter is going to be quite valuable (in the neighborhood of 3-3.5 wins above replacement), if he's also a plus defensive catcher. Such a player, if he were a free agent now, might be expected to sign for something like $15 M a year (with the influx of money into the sport recently driving up salaries it seems). So, is Matt Wieters such a player? Maybe, but he's probably better. In 2011, Wieters started to hit for some more power. Over the next two seasons, he hit a combined .255/.329/.442. That doesn't look that impressive, but it's good enough for an above average .335 wOBA. Combined with his plus defense, that allowed him to average 4.3 fWAR over the two years. That's quite good, obviously - tied for the third highest mark for all catchers for '11-'12, behind Yadier Molina (signed a 5 year, $75 M deal; is four years older than Wieters) and Buster Posey (signed for 9 years and $167 M; not arguing Wieters is in Posey's class). But Wieters' poor start to 2013 means he's no longer that guy, right? Seasons BA OBP SLG wOBA BB% K% ISO BABIP '11-'12 .255 .329 .442 .335 9.4% 17.1% .187 .275 2013 .237 .309 .427 .308 10.0% 18.0% .191 .248 The batting line is down, but the walks, strike-outs, and power numbers are all pretty much the same. The only real difference is a drop in BABIP. Wieters is hitting more flyballs so far this year, which probably has something to do with it. I imagine it will come up though, and if it was actually at the .275 level like the last two years then his batting line would be more like .249/.320/.443 - not too far off from the first line in the table. And once again, while that doesn't look like much it's actually a bit better than what the average Major League batter has done this year - walks plus power makes up for a mediocre batting average quite well. On the other hand, the BABIP might come in a bit lower if Wieters keeps hitting a lot of flyballs, but the flip side to that is that the extra balls in the air might allow him to a few extra home runs. Either way, I expect him to finish the season as around a league average hitter, and that's after getting off to a slow start. Someone actually suggested to me that Wieters has gotten worse as a hitter since he came up, which I guess is based on his batting average being .288 as a rookie (buoyed by a .356 BABIP that was just not going to be sustainable for a slow-as-molasses catcher). He's mostly the same guy, but just double the home run power - which seems like a plus to me. Maybe people allow their expectations to get the better of them - Wieters surely isn't the guy we thought he might be given his Minor League numbers (and that's unlikely to happen). But judging him just based on what he's doing as a player, I don't think it's reasonable to call him a "bad" hitter; he's solid - average-ish to a bit above. And he's just turning 27 this season, which in no way precludes him from getting better. Not that he'd need to to make signing him for $10 M a year a very easy decision for the Orioles.
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Comments : We stopped here because we were next door at the Pour house and were hungry. The food is pretty good but the atmosphere kinda sucks. I would not say this is a place you decide to go, it's a place that is conveniently located next to another bar that doesn't have food. It wasn't bad but I don't think we will be going back unless we get desperately hungry at the Pour House again. Atmosphere and service is not the greatest which is probably it's biggest flaw.
Pros : Next to the Pour House
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Manabu Ohyama's - Accident
Tadao Tsuge's - Longing Melody
遭難 (Accident)
A blond westerner, presumably an American in Japan from the fighting in Vietnam, wakes up in some guy's car. He'd been out drinking the night before and had passed out. The driver had jacked the car and they're now having a joyride. The blond panics, wondering what will happen if they get caught. Soon after, they encounter a traffic stop, and the Japanese cop calls over his superior to help with the language barrier. The driver laughs and floors the pedal, tearing away from the stop. Suddenly, a bike rider pulls in front of the car, and the driver hits him before plowing into a tree. The blond exits the car, sees the accident victim struggling to get to his feet, takes the driver's gun and has a flashback. He was a greenhorn in a patrol in 'nam when they got ambushed. He was trapped out in the open and his buddies tried to reach him from their foxhole. A sniper above them in a tree picked off the rest of the patrol until some other soldiers arrived and took the sniper out. Back in the present, the blond shoots the cyclist 4 times in the chest. The driver recovers and the two of them run away from the scene.
懐かしのメロディ (Longing Melody)
This looks like another autobiographical tale with Yoshiharu's younger brother, Tadao, sitting at a bar while an old man reminisces about a friend of his, Sabu, back during the days of the university unrest. Sabu had lived in a rundown shack along with a prostitute. His only rule for her was that she not sleep with foreigners. At the time, some local punks were terrorizing the neighborhood, and Sabu took it on himself to chase them out. At one point, three of them gang up on him and beat him up pretty badly. Realizing that he couldn't take them on all at one time, Sabu disappeared. Rumor was it that he was slowly eliminating the punks one by one. Eventually, he does surface again, missing his right eye and looking much meaner. Unfortunately, he runs into the prostitute, who is in the company of an American serviceman. Sabu snaps and tries to kill the guy, while the girl yells that he has the wrong idea. A crowd gathers to watch the American get pummeled, then they start wondering if Sabu is really going to kill him. Finally, some police arrive and they catch the girl. She yells at Sabu to run and never come back. He bolts. Back in the bar, Tadao and the old man have gotten very drunk, and Tadao staggers off home. He turns back to ask if Sabu was ever seen after that and the old man says he doesn't know, but isn't it better this way? Tadao laughs and agrees with him, leaving the bar as the old man sits there looking pensive.


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Classic holiday home in south of Hamburg
Maksimum Konuk Sayısı5
Yatak odası1
Boyut70 metrekare
Floor No.2
- Aile / Çocuk dostu
- İnternet/Kablosuz ağ
- Mutfak
- Çamaşır makinesi / Kurutma makinesi
- mevcut Otopark
- Kilitlenebilir oda
- Havlu
Accommodation summary
|Wohlersweg, 21079 Hamburg, Almanya
|Mülkiyet türü
|Referans kodu
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|A week ago
The cottage has on the upper floor a bedroom with double bed and baby bed, a small room in front of the bedroom, which is equipped with sofa and table. There is also the shower room on the upper floor. The living room is located in the Hochparterre and is comfortably furnished with a sofa, dining area and flat screen TV. In the living room, the two guest beds are placed as required. The kitchen is equipped with stove, oven, dishwasher and all necessary cooking utensils and therefore very well suited for self-catering.
The holiday house is located south of the center of Hamburg. A station of the S-Bahn can be reached in about 10-15 minutes on foot. The journey to the inner city to the main station takes about 15 minutes. From here you can reach the Rathaus, the Innenalster or the Hamburger Hafen in just over 15 minutes on foot.
A parking space is available on the property. A washing machine is available and can be used for a fee.
Attention! 1 double bed, 2 guest beds and 1 baby bed = 5 persons!
Ev kurallarıCheck-in from 3 pm, check-out until 10 am, if new guests are registered on the same day.
A mandatory tourist tax is due (between 50 cents and 1 euro per person per night, depending on the nightly rate per person), which must be paid in cash at check-in. Business travelers are exempted from the scheme.
Due to the increased energy costs, a lump sum of energy costs of EUR 1.00 is charged per day and per guest, which is to be paid locally.
Smoking is not permitted in the house!
We would like to ask you to also book baby's or baby's clothes as a person, since we also provide bed linen and towels for each person.
Another note: We speak only German, but so far we have always been able to communicate somehow and with hands and feet :)
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
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|TRY 42 misafir başına/ekstra gece
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We rented Helga & Rainer's house in Hamburg... Perfect home, nice people.. Everything is available to meet our needs at home. Thank you for your hospitality.. We hope to see you again soon... Our home in Hamburg...
We felt very comfortable in the apartment, the owners are very kind, the apartment is very nice
This apartment is wonderful .We were very happy to stay here and the location is within walking distance of all amenities in harburg. The apartment itself was very generously proportioned and was beautifully maintained and presented in spotless condition. The family live next door so very easy in case of emergency or any questions . looking forward to our next stay. Angela
Thank you Helga,Rainer and Mirco for a lovely welcome and a nice stay. Was great. Best regards Susann
Gemütliches, kleines Häuschen mit vielen Zimmern - sehr gut für eine mehrköpfige Familie mit größeren Kindern geeignet. Die Vermieter sind sehr nett und hilfsbereit. Das Auto kann in der Einfahrt stehen bleiben - ideal in einer Großstadt wie Hamburg, wo man lieber die öffentl. Verkehrsmittel nutzt. Fußweg zu S-Bahn & Zug sowie zum großen Einkaufskomplex 15 min.
Gepflegtes Apartment mit sauberer und ordentlicher Ausstattung, sehr freundliche Hauseigner.
Eine schön eingerichtete Wohnung. Es ist alles da was man braucht. Ein schön gepflegter Garten. Das Haus liegt abgelegen, es ist sehr ruhig in der Umgebung, trotzdem ist man schnell in Hamburg. Die Vermieter sind sehr nett und hilfsbereit.
Wir kommen gerne wieder :-)
sehr schöne, komplett ausgestattete Ferienwohnung in ruhiger Lage; Helga u Rainer Schiretz sind sehr nette, freundliche Gastgeber. In 20 Minuten ist man im Zentrum von Hamburg (Fußweg und S-Bahn); Absolut empfehlenswert; wir kommen gerne wieder. Nochmals Danke und Alles Gute !
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Levels of faith, Active, Blood flow girl, If I touch the hem of his garment I shall be made whole, Many of the people didn't get healed, She wasn't sized up or evaluated, Jesus didn't know who she was, it was her faith., Victory every time, Take responsibility and use what he's given me, Revelation of His Will, Passive, Others faith plus reaction, believe GOD for it and testify, "yes i believe it if you'll help me" a little something needed, Unbelief, Oh God will you heal me? Will you bless me? Will you prosper me?, But Jesus said to them, A prophet is not without honor (deference, reverence) except in his [own] country and among [his] relatives and in his [own] house. And He was not able to do [a]even one work of power there, except that He laid His hands on a few sickly people [and] cured them., Unbelief stops God from doing what He wants to do. God will not move in my life without my cooperation, I have to be in agreement with God. The sanctity of my free will is something that God will not violate., If you are afraid of what other people are going to say it's going to hinder your faith, Romans 3:4, God You are all I care about, I am going to do what You tell me regardless of the FLACK that I may get from it. I believe with all of my heart with no reservations and no fears., Will cannot be in this direction, cannot expect to get results from other direction.
Our Responsibility, Demand our rights, Press Charges, Declaring God's word, Resist, Devil, Poverty, Sickness, All we do is find out what God has already ordained, how He says it's gonna work, we cooperate and we enforce those laws.
It's just spiritual laws, cooperate with them boom the power of God operates, you disobey then then boom it will stop the power of God operating.
God's will is to heal everytime
Faith, This man was listening to Paul as he spoke, who, when he had fixed his gaze on him and had seen that he had faith to be made well... Acts 14:9
oppression from the devil is, sickness, attacks, demonic, strongholds, thoughts
Objections, Mark 6:5 And because of their unbelief, he couldn't do any miracles among them except to place his hands on a few sick people and heal them., Miracles are, New node, What about Paul's thorn in the flesh?, Objections to the Objections, Paul never said he ever had an illness that wasn't healed, Paul said he had an illness which they all recognized, and would have given their own eyes to help him. You need to consider those verses., The word for 'infirmity', used twice, does not necessarily mean sickness.., It is never God's will that anyone be sick. He is not the cause of disease., Psalm 103:3 He forgives all my sins and heals all my diseases., The trouble with teaching that Christians should always be healthy is that one begins to state that others must not have enough faith because they are sick., Why are Christians still sick?, 1 Corinthians 11:29–30, The bread of heaven is Jesus, pierced and broken for you so you can live and be healed.
I thank God that the Holy Spirit gives us the reason as well as the solution. In 1 Corinthians 11:29–30, He tells us clearly that the one reason some Christians are weak and sick, and die prematurely, is that they don't discern the Lord's body when they partake of the Holy Communion. Many believers don't understand that the pierced, striped and slightly burnt bread, which represents the Lord's body, is for their health and healing. And when they partake without discerning this truth, they partake in an unworthy manner. The reverse is true: If they discern accurately the Lord's body, then they will be strong and healthy, and live long. Unfortunately, the church down through the years has misconstrued this teaching and taught that if you have sin in your life, you are unworthy and cannot partake of the Holy Communion, lest you become weak and sick, and even die! We have turned a blessing into a curse. Because of this, many Christians are afraid to come to the Lord's table and are therefore robbed of the health-giving power of the Holy Communion. My friend, there is no such thing as a worthy person! The best of us still miss it and fail. So unworthy people are the only people who partake of the Lord's Supper. But because Jesus died for unworthy people, He has qualified those of us who take Him as our righteousness to partake of every benefit that He died to give us. So it is not a matter of whether you are worthy or unworthy to partake, but how you partake. Come to the Lord's table with boldness and partake because Jesus has qualified you with His precious blood. Don't treat it as a ritual, but release your faith for health and healing as you discern that Jesus' body was broken so that yours can be healthy and whole today. When you partake like this, you are partaking in a worthy manner, and you will not be weak or sickly, or die prematurely!
1. "Grace means that God does something for me; law means that I do something for God. God has certain holy and righteous demands which he places upon me: that is law. Now if law means that God requires something of me for their fulfillment, then deliverance from law means he no longer requires that from me, but himself provides it." (pp.155-6) 2. "So we can say, reverently, that God never gave us the Law to keep: he gave us the Law to break! He well knew that we could not keep it." (p.158) 3. "The Law requires much, but offers no help in the carrying out of its requirements. The Lord Jesus requires just as much, yea even more (Matt. 5:21-48), but what he requires from us he himself carries out in us. The law makes demands and leaves us helpless to fulfill them; Christ makes demands, but he himself fulfills in us the very demands he makes." (p.161) 4. "What does it mean in everyday life to be delivered from the Law? At risk of a little overstatement I reply: It means that henceforth I am going to do nothing whatever for God; I am never again going to try to please Him. 'What a doctrine!' you exclaim. 'What awful heresy! You cannot possibly mean that!' But remember, if I try to please God 'in the flesh,' then immediately I place myself under the Law." (p.164) 5. "God's requirements have not altered, but we are not the ones to meet them. Praise God, he is the Lawgiver on the Throne, and he is the Lawkeeper in my heart. He who gave the Law, himself keeps it." (p.166) 6. "Though the Law in itself is all right, it will be all wrong if it is applied to the wrong person. The 'wretched man' of Romans 7 tried to meet the claims of God's law himself, and that was the cause of his trouble. The repeated use of the word 'I' in this chapter gives the clue to the failure." (p.169) 7. "We think of the Christian life as a 'changed life' but it is not that. What God offers us is an 'exchanged life,' a 'substituted life,' and Christ is our Substitute within." (p.180) 8. "From start to finish, he is the One who does it all." (p.172) 9. "It does not matter what your personal deficiency, or whether it be a hundred and one different things, God has always one sufficient answer, His Son Jesus Christ, and he is the answer to every need." (p.182-3) 10. "Many Christians endeavor to drive themselves by will-power, and then think the Christian life a most exhausting and bitter one." (p.189) 11. "God must bring us to a point – I cannot tell you how it will be, but he will do it – where, through a deep and dark experience, our natural power is touched and fundamentally weakened, so that we no longer dare trust ourselves… At length there comes a time when we no longer 'like' to do Christian work – indeed we almost dread to do things in the Lord's Name. But then at last it is that he can begin to use us." (p.261) 12. "We have spoken of trying and trusting, and the difference between the two. Believe me, it is the difference between heaven and hell." (p.183)
Objections, What of his preaching a grace message that has word faith teaching mixed in it?, BIBLE, SHOWS, FAITH, SPOKEN, MANIFESTS, POWER, LET THERE BE LIGHT, BE HEALED
One of the first things you are to learn in this Christian life and warfare is that, if you go wrong in your doctrine, you will go wrong in all aspects of your life. You will probably go wrong in your practice and behaviour; and you will certainly go wrong in your experience. Why is it that people are defeated by the things that happen to them? Why is it that some people are completely cast down if they are taken ill, or if someone who is dear to them is taken ill? They were wonderful Christians when all was going well; the sun was shining, the family was well, everything was perfect, and you would have thought that they were the best Christians in the country. But suddenly there is an illness and they seem to be shattered, they do not know what to do or where to turn, and they begin to doubt God. They say, 'We were living the Christian life, and we were praying to God, and our lives had been committed to God; but look at what is happening. Why should this happen to us?' They begin to doubt God and all His gracious dealings with them. Do such people need 'a bit of comfort'? Do they need the church simply as a kind of soporific or tranquillizer? Do they only need something which will make them feel a little happier, and lift the burden a little while they are in the church? Their real trouble is that they lack an understanding of the Christian faith. They have an utterly inadequate notion of what Christianity means. Their idea of Christianity was: 'Believe in Christ and you will never have another trouble or problem; God will bless you, nothing will ever go wrong with you'; whereas the Scripture itself teaches that 'through much tribulation we must enter into the kingdom of God' (Acts 14:22), or as the Apostle expresses it elsewhere, 'In nothing be terrified by your adversaries: which is to them an evident token of perdition, but to you of salvation, and that of God. For unto you it is given in the behalf of Christ, not only to believe on him, but also to suffer for his sake' (Philippians 1:28-29). Our Lord says, 'In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world' (John 16:33). There is nothing which is so wrong, and so utterly false, as to fail to see the primary importance of true doctrine. Looking back over my experience as a pastor for some thirty-four years, I can testify without the slightest hesitation that the people I have found most frequently in trouble in their spiritual experience have been those who have lacked understanding. You cannot divorce these things. You will go wrong in the realms of practical living and experience if you have not a true understanding. If you drop off into some heresy, if you go wrong at some point, if you believe, for instance — I give one example in passing — 'that healing is in the atonement', that it is never God's will that any of His children should be ill, that it is always God's will that all His children should be healthy, and that no Christian should ever die from a disease . . .; if you believe that, and then find yourself, or someone who is dear to you, dying of some incurable disease, you will be miserable and unhappy. Probably you will be told by certain people, 'There is something wrong with your faith, you are failing somewhere, you are not really trusting as you should be', and you will be cast into the depth of despair and misery and unhappiness. You will be depressed in your spiritual life, and you will be looking here and there for comfort. Such a person's condition is due to error or heresy concerning a primary central doctrine. He or she has insinuated something into the Christian faith that does not truly belong to it". (commentary on Eph. 6:1-13)
Why did he touch the lepers instead of touching them?, Touching the lepers really showed love, and passion.
Elements, Do you believe Jesus can heal you?, Several People touching in Agreement, Prayed, "Jesus if you're willing to heal him, you can heal him, and I know You're willing to heal him, so heal him in Jesus Name!"


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Canary Bird Flower (Tropaeolum peregrinum)
Bright yellow, edible blooms sparkle against pretty lobed leaves on canary bird flower. The blossoms resemble exquisite orchids or birds in flight. Native to Peru, this vine climbs by twining. Train it up strings or other fine support. Expect vines to soar 8 to 12 feet in full sun to part shade.
Sweet Pea (Lathyrus odoratus)
Look for old-fashioned climbing varieties of sweet pea that offer perfumed blooms. Vines climb using tendrils and typically top out about 6 feet. Plants thrive in cool conditions, preferring full sun to part shade and humus-rich, moist soil. Look for flowers in many shades, including pink, white, purple, red and stripes.
Cup and Saucer Vine (Cobaea scandens)
Chartreuse buds open to reveal a dainty cream-colored cup and saucer on this Mexican native. Vines climb by tendrils, hoisting stems upward to heights of 10 to 20 feet. Purple blooming types open green flowers that fade to deep purple. Plants blossom best in full sun, opening buds until hard freezes.
Spanish Flag (Mina lobata)
Blooms open in glowing crimson, then fade to white, creating a two-tone color show on Spanish flag. Stems climb by twining, covering supports up to 15 feet tall. Give plants full sun and well-drained soil. This looks spectacular planted with purple cup and saucer vine.
Purple Bell Vine (Rhodochiton atrosanguineum)
Deep purple bell-shape blooms dangle from thread-like stems, bobbing on breezes. This beauty is a Mexican native introduced in 1833. Purple bell vines climb by tendrils and typically reach heights of 6 to 20 feet in a single growing season. Overwinter indoors in a sunny window.
Nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus)
Some nasturtium plants climb, others scramble, but all yield colorful blooms in a rainbow of hues. Look for old-fashioned cultivars for best vining results. Give plants infertile, dry, sandy soils. If soil is too-rich, you'll see leaves with few flowers. Both blossoms and leaves are edible, offering a peppery flavor. Climbing types reach 3 to 10 feet; scramblers spread 5 to 15 feet.
Love-in-a-Puff (Cardiospermum halicacabum)
Also known as balloon vine, love-in-a-puff stages a show with tiny white blossoms that fade to green spherical seedpods. Each pod contains three seeds, which carry a white heart-shape mark. Vines climb by tendrils to 10 feet. Grow in full sun in well-drained to sandy soil.
'Painted Lady' Runner Bean (Phaseolus coccineus 'Painted Lady')
Bright coral upper petals contrast with white lower petals in the blossoms of this pretty runner bean. Flowers are edible, adding a sweet beany flavor to dishes. Plants do yield edible bean pods. Pick them young for best eating. Vines twine and climb 8 to 10 feet.
Black-Eyed Susan Vine 'Alba' (Thunbergia alata)
The blossoms on this eye-catching vine sport dark throats with contrasting petals in various shades, including white, classic gold, orange or apricot. Give plants full sun to part shade. This climber tolerates humid heat and climbs or trails 5 to 8 feet in a single growing season.
Grass Pea (Lathyrus sativus)
These grassy plants produce sweet pea-like blooms in shades of sky blue with hints of pink. This pea climbs using tendrils and will grow to 3 feet tall. It shines in containers and prefers the cooler growing conditions of early spring. Plant in full sun to part shade and humus-rich, moist soil.
Hyacinth Bean 'Ruby Moon' (Dolichos lablab)
Purple blankets this vine, tinting leaves, flowers and seed pods. Lavender blooms fade to yield edible beans tucked inside shiny purple pods. Vines climb by twining and soar to 20 feet with the right support. Plants were introduced from Egypt in 1818 and thrive in humid heat.
Mandevilla (Mandevilla x amabilis)
Trumpet-shaped blooms open in many hues, including pink, red, white and yellow. Vines climb by twining and can reach up to 10 feet in temperate regions, higher in warmer areas. New varieties offer a bushy, shorter stature that's ideal for containers. Read plant tags to ensure you're getting the size plant you want.
Morning Glory 'Flying Saucers' (Ipomoea tricolor)
Morning glory is an easy-growing vine that unfurls saucer-shape blossoms with the arrival of each new day. 'Flying Saucers' features flowers in various combinations of blue and white that measure roughly 5 inches across. Vines climb by twining and leap to 10 feet high.
Cypress Vine (Ipomoea quamoclit)
Bright red star-shape blooms beckon hummingbirds to this annual vine. Leaves have a delicate, ferny texture. Plants climb up to 20 feet when planted in light, fertile soil that's moist but well-drained. Cypress vine is similar to cardinal creeper, which has more solid leaves. These vines can be invasive in some regions.


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The biology of death; being a series of lectures delivered at the Lowell Institute in Boston in December 1920 by Raymond Pearl ...
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This isn't your typical campus-days event! Campus Days is a 3-day showcase that hosts dozens of young adults from all over the world as they come to experience life as a CLC student. Through dynamic teaching and powerful times of worship, you will be impacted and challenged to live a life of focused devotion to God. From academic-centered presentations and creative labs, to community outreach and team building, you will be inspired to dream like never before. Register today!
May 26-28 / $25 covers housing & meals / Limited availability
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Crossroads Leadership College's core mission is "To know God and make Him known". It is our desire to raise-up a generation of world changers who are wholly devoted to the cause of Christ.
CLC is a nine month program of intense discipleship where students are adequately equipped in all areas of ministry and have developed leadership skills. They are trained to reach a world with the Word of God as their foundation, prayer as their passion, and to have a love for all people that is shown through their uncompromising evangelism. Whether you are planning to enter into full-time ministry or the marketplace, if you desire to deeply enhance your relationship with Christ, and want to experience ministry in its highest form, then CLC is for you!
CLC Background
At CLC we work with and guide students to develop their leadership potential. We believe the best leaders are followers of Christ. Our goal is to challenge our students to influence people to embrace Christ and their purpose in Him, to pursue His vision for their life, and to then lead others to do the same. Therefore, we embrace practical training designed to equip students with life and leadership skills. Our desire is to give each student a "world-changer" perspective that is carried into every area of life.
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Personal Development
Relationships are essential to the development of a disciple of Jesus Christ. The only way to know someone is to spend time with them, hearing their voice, seeing their heart, and watching their actions. This is why we emphasize relationship guidelines in the areas of integrity, self-discipline, servanthood, community living, and accountability to God and others.
We maintain a weekly schedule for the purpose of growing, stretching, and developing students into the man or woman of God that they are purposed to be. Day to day schedules will include activities such as: morning prayer, hands-on ministry training, sessions with guest speakers and/or staff, local urban ministry, personal academics, insightful classroom time, chapels that are designed with students in mind, and bi-vocational ministry opportunities.
Personal Development PARALLAX
Life Lessons
CLC offers life skill lessons regularly; teaching information that students can use in their present lives and in their future, regardless of where God may take them. These classes explore topics ranging from budgeting, to preparing balanced meals, to vehicle maintenance. These practical and exciting classes help students to live the fruitful and powerful life God has intended for them as a Christ follower.
Local Missions
CLC students have the opportunity to travel across the country preaching the Gospel and reaching out on various school campuses. Through relevant worship, drama, dance, theater, and communication, God has used CLC students to reach tens of thousands for Christ. Our students also have opportunities to pour into families in the Lafayette community by presenting the Bible to children in low-income areas, loving on the elderly in nursing homes, and serving the homeless in our community. CLC students are trained to seek mission opportunities everywhere they go.
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Foreign Missions
CLC students are given the opportunity to partner with seasoned missionaries in countries like Romania, Kenya, and El Salvador. They get to learn first-hand what it's like to work in a cross-cultural environment, seeing the Spirit of God move among every tribe and tongue. Students get the opportunity to experience pre-mission training, hands-on learning with missionaries, and post-mission follow-up that teaches them how to apply those cross-cultural lessons in their own backyards.
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Pastors Bud & Yo Plake
Executive Directors
- AboutPastor Bud started out in ministry as a singer-songwriter in the early 80's Christian rock band, "Brother Brother". After landing a major record deal, their music quickly went viral, placing them on a national stage that would impact the lives of thousands of young people with the Gospel. After a decade of extensive touring, God began to burden Pastor Bud's heart for the local church. From volunteering as a Youth Pastor, to eventually being elected as Lead Pastor, Pastor Bud completed his pastoral studies and was ordained as a licensed minister with the Assemblies of God in 2001. For the next 17 years, Pastor Bud served faithfully as Lead Pastor of The Freedom Church, and it was during this time that he and his wife, Yo, grew Freedom Church from a single congregation of 60 members to a church of 1,000 with 3 additional locations. For the past 3 years, Pastor Bud also worked with the Assemblies of God Louisiana District as the head of Church Planting and had the opportunity to train,coach, and help many pastors to further the reach of the local church. With a heart to pastor and disciple next-gen leaders, Pastor Bud and Yo made the transition to Lafayette in 2016 to join the CLC family, where we are ecstatic to have them, and look forward with great anticipation for what this next season holds.
Paul Jaqua
Assistant Director
- AboutIn 2005, Paul moved to Lafayette, Louisiana from Los Angeles, California to join the CLC family. Ever since '09 he has been challenging, equipping, and leading students. Paul and his wife, fellow alumna, Michelle, have been a tremendous support system for the whole student body. Simply put; Paul's greatest joy is seeing people succeed. One of his primary roles is men's discipleship. Regularly Paul is encouraging and challenging men of CLC to be the men God intended them to be. Paul enjoys rooting for the 49ers and the LSU tigers while his wife, Michelle enjoys being a mom, teaching dance, and spending quality time with friends.
Curvine Brewington
Creative Director, Staff Evangelist
- AboutAfter a decade in Dallas TX, Curvine, his wife Candace, and their 3 children moved to Lafayette, where he currently oversees the Creative Institute at CLC. For the past 10 years, Curvine has traveled extensively and abroad as a multi-generational communicator and hip hop artist. He has a soft spot in his heart for creative individuals, and desires not only to help cultivate their gifting, but to also see them grow in character. Together with Candace, his childhood friend and wife, this couple is extremely invested in the lives of young adults, especially those in serious relationships. Curvine is most passionate about overlooked people, making music, creative filmmaking, and cuisine. Candace enjoys good coffee, traveling, and goofing around with Curvine and their 3 beautiful children- Lyric, Legend, and Lion.
Peter Samuels
Worship Director
- AboutPeter is originally from Conway, New Hampshire and is CLC alumni. As much as Peter loves corporate worship gatherings, he is most passionate about personal and intimate moments with God. His driving passion is for young people to truly understand what true worship looks like, which is why he has dedicated his life to discipling next-gen leaders, and helping to refine their God-given gifts and talents. In addition to serving at CLC, Peter also teaches voice and piano lessons at a local music academy, and recently got engaged to a fellow CLC alumna.
Courtney Tucker
Executive Administrator
- AboutCourtney, who is married to Jared, and the mother of two beautiful sons, Pierson and Reid, is an amazing asset and blessing to CLC. After working as a business manager for thirteen years, during which time earning a Bachelor's and Master's degree, her vocation transitioned to higher education administration. After working at a local university, God directed her to the call of ministry at CLC. She enjoys using the experiences given to her to support the CLC program, directors, staff, andstudents. Oddly, her favorite snack is a Doritos and mayonnaise sandwich.
Molly Prescott
Academic Administrator
- AboutOriginally from Lake Charles, Louisiana, Molly moved to Lafayette to join the CLC mission. Now as an alumna of CLC, Molly serves as CLC's Academic Administrator. Molly encourages and aids students in their spiritual and academic endeavors through multiple outlets offered through CLC. She is passionate about finding ways to further equip people to carry out the calling that they recognize God has placed on their lives. Molly is most enthusiastic about all things travel and cinematic,especially when the two are combined.
Jessi Green
Residential Aid
- AboutJessi moved from Natchez, Mississippi to attend CLC in 2014 and has since graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Worship Arts. Jessi currently serves on staff as the Ladies Residential Aid, where she teaches and trains our femalestudents through practical, yet intentional, day-to-day interaction. Jessi's heart is to see a generation awakened to the power of God, and living out a sincere lifestyle of worship. In her free time, Jessi enjoys playing ultimate Frisbee, and eating ice cream while watching movies.
Cesar Ramirez
Residential Aid
- AboutWith aspirations of merging the worlds of ministry and modern medicine, Cesar left the beautiful beaches of Fort Myers, Florida to join the CLC family in 2013. After 2 years of devout study and discipleship, Cesar graduated May of 2015, and went on to complete a third year CLC internship. Cesar now serves as the Men's Residential Aid. Outside of CLC, Cesar also oversees Crossroad Church's young adult gathering, Connect, and has hopes of one day planting churches on a global level. His hobbies include photography, traveling, and graphic design.
Aaron Manea
Admissions Coordinator
- AboutIf you have ever called our offices concerning enrollment and were greeted with a memorable, and hospitable southern drawl, then chances are you spoke with the well-dressed Aaron Manea. Born in Daphne, Alabama, Aaron came to CLC in 2014 where he discovered a deep burden for the people of Latin America. It was 2 years later when Aaron graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Foreign Missions. Aaron currently serves in the arena of Recruitment and Admissions, and spends countless hours on the phone conversing, praying with, and helping prospective students navigate through the process of answering God's call upon their lives. Aaron enjoys meeting new people, long conversations, and cooking his favorite dish, homemade alfredo.
Academics Intro
We believe that what God does in a person is ten thousand times more important than what He does through them. As a result we take time to focus more on the personal discipleship of each individual student. We also understand that not everyone desires to go into full-time ministry. However, we do value and stress the importance of academics. This can be seen in the higher education opportunities we offer through West Coast Bible College and Seminary and Berean School of the Bible.
West Coast Bible College & Seminary
CLC partners with West Coast Bible College and Seminary, enabling our students to achieve an Associate's Degree in just one year or a Bachelor's Degree in only two years in the following fields:
- Associate Degree
- General Ministries
- Bachelor Degrees
- Biblical Counseling
- Biblical Counseling (Eating Disorder Specialization)
- Church Business Administration
- General Ministries
- Missions Degree
- Worship Arts
- Youth Ministries
Though a personal computer is not required it is highly recommended specifically for the academic side of the program, as it is a convenience when we are traveling throughout the year. Students without a personal computer are given complete access to our study center equipped with computers for individual use. We work with students on an individual basis if needed to ensure all assignments are completed.
Berean School of the Bible
Berean School of the Bible (BSB) is CLC's adult continuing education program. As such, BSB courses do not earn college credit but do earn continuing education units. BSB offers ministry training designed to prepare you to fill a church leadership role and to help you fulfill the call of God on your life. BSB has pioneered distance education for A/G ministerial credentials since 1948 and has trained Assemblies of God ministers for over six decades. Over 1,500 BSB study groups across America have brought ministerial training to their local communities. Students receive 100% uniformity and consistency in course delivery both online and offline. So whether you are looking to fulfill your AG credentialed education requirements or to enrich your life, our BSB program is ideal for you.
For those who sense a call and desire to serve in ministry, we will assist in the process of becoming a credentialed minister through the Assemblies of God organization. With these credentials one would be authorized to perform marriages and funerals, as well as have the qualifications that many churches require for executive leadership roles.
Public Speaking & Creative Communication
Not only will students be taught and trained in the arena of effective communication, but every year students will have multiple opportunities to speak in a public forum. From public schools and secular universities, to local churches and large conferences, students will be coached and given audience to a variety of people groups on topics that they construct and communicate themselves.
Public Speaking PARALLAX
Ministry Practicums & Marketplace Ministry
Many of our sessions are center around how to develop your relationship with God through learning how to fully understand all that His word is saying. Our students are trained by seasoned ministers on the "how-to's" and "why's" of ministry. Whether a student decides, post graduation, to pursue full-time ministry, or to take on a career in the secular marketplace, their training in CLC will challenge them to view their environment as a mission field that they have been equipped and called to impact by the power of God.
Scripture Memory & Biblical Fundamentals
Psalms 119:11 says to "hide God's word in your heart, so you will not sin against Him." While in CLC students learn hundreds of Scriptures that give depth and insight into God's heart and His will for their lives. We also believe in reading the Bible daily. During your time at CLC God's word will come alive to you like never before as you search out His heart. Many times people read God's word out of obligation, but not out of a passion to know Him. That passion will be discovered as you learn how to apply His principles throughout your life.
Institutes Layout
Creative Institute
Led by hip hop artist and evangelist, Curvine Brewington, this institute was built for those who think and live outside of the box. Songwriters, dancers, artists, poets, illusionists, and comedians are just a few of the talents represented within this group. Students will learn to communicate relevant and timely truth in a format that is unique, engaging and memorable.
Children's Institute
Led by Pastors Marty and Anna Hoey, students in this ministry institute will gain first class teaching and hands-on training at one of the largest children's ministries in Lower Acadiana. Students will in the children's ministry of Crossroads Church, where they will engage children ages 4-11 on a weekly basis through fun and energetic worship and teaching.
Media Institute
Led by the Executive Media Team of Crossroads Church, students in the Media Institute will be thoroughly trained in the implementation of sound, lighting, and film. As a creatively progressive church, students will have multiple opportunities to be apart of the various productions and thematic presentations built throughout the year. Training will include live film, storyboarding, video editing, sound engineering, and more.
Worship Institute
Led by CLC Worship Director, Peter Samuels, this institute exists to train those who have a passion for worship to not only serve in a corporate worship setting, but to also live a lifestyle of worship. Students will be taught fundamentals of musical composition in addition to how to facilitate moments in which God's presence is tangible and evident.
Youth Institute
Led by Pastor Beau Dore, Exchange Student Ministries sees over 200 students a week come through their doors to encounter the presence of God. Students in this institute will learn how to prepare a sermon, build a series, plan and execute large events, and so much more. The Exchange also focuses heavily on discipleship, therefore institute students are trained in how to coach and cultivate spiritual growth in the lives of young students.
Missions Institute
Led by Crossroads Outreach Director, Robin Price, this institute is built for students with a heart for global and local outreach. From her extensive time spent as a missionary in Uganda, Robin's real-world experience on the field translates into seasoned instruction, and hands on training in both classroom and cross-cultural ministry contexts. In addition to experiencing God's heart for the nations, students will also learn how to organize an outreach event, lead a mission trip, raise financial support, and other practical skill-sets.
Student Life Background
Student Life
Nationally named "The Happiest City in America" by USA Today and other notable publications, there is just something about Lafayette that makes you want to smile. From the friendly atmosphere and rich culture, to the spring festivals and amazing food, many students find it hard to leave upon graduating. Coined as "The Heart of Cajun Country", Lafayette offers students a diverse community in which family, fun, and good food are celebrated. Hundreds of vibrant and independently owned cafes, restaurants, & boutiques boast of a rich heritage that can only be found in Southern Louisiana.
Crossroads Church
Home and spiritual covering to CLC, Crossroads Church is a healthy, progressive church that has been established for over 50 years, with thousands of people in attendance each week. Noted for being one of the most culturally diverse churches in Southern Louisiana, Crossroads Church is led by Pastor Jeff Ables. Pastor Jeff and his wife, Donna, served 8 years as the youth pastors (1986-1994), and then returned in 1999 to serve as lead pastors. Since then, Crossroads has more than tripled in size and has become the largest Assemblies of God church in the state of Louisiana. Crossroads Church is located in the heart of Cajun country in Lafayette, Louisiana. To find out more, visit their official website.
Student Housing
Crossroads Leadership College students will reside in the Crossroads Church- owned and operated Fairway Apartments. Apartments are fully furnished, safe, and located right on the campus of Crossroads Church.
Academics Background
Death To Chains
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Death to Chains is a hip hop-infused cinematic production birthed out of the vision of hip hop artist Curvine, and his wife Candace. Now in partnership with Crossroads Leadership College, this campaign is expected to make unprecedented impact in the fight against human trafficking. Utilizing contemporary dance, live hip hop, and beautiful cinematography, this theatrical narrative will unveil the life of a young girl entangled in the web of slavery. Shocking, yet inspirational, the production cast (completely comprised of CLC students) paints a picture that convicts the heart and challenges the soul to take a stand against injustice.


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This is one of the easiest ways to name a work of fiction. Instead of naming a series after a central location, the name comes from the vehicle that is the focal point of the series. Extra points to those works where the vehicle doubles as the primary setting (i.e. a good deal of the character interaction occurs onboard), the MacGuffin, or some combination of the two, all of which seem to be more likely if the vehicle is a Cool Ship (no, not that kind of ship) be it spacefaring, nautical, time-traveling, or an airship. As the title suggests, other vehicles, mecha, helicopters, tanks etc. also qualify for this trope.
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Anime & Manga
- Black Lagoon named after the propagonists Torpedo Boat.
- Combattler V
- Cowboy Bebop named after the Bebop, an old interplanetary fishing trawler.
- Daimos
- Dairugger XV
- Fafner in the Azure: Dead Aggressor
- GoLion
- Linebarrels of Iron
- Macross, which refers to the franchise's main class of Battlestar:
- Super Dimension Fortress Macross
- Macross 7
- Macross Frontier is a subversion: While the show does feature a ship called the Macross Frontier which figures heavily into the plot, it actually focuses on a ship called the Macross Quarternote .
- Martian Successor Nadesico.
- Mazinger Z
- Mobile Suit Gundam and almost every other Gundam title since, excluding 0080, The 08th MS Team, 0083, Char's Counterattack, SEED and Iron Blooded Orphans. Those series still have Gundams, but the series/film names don't refer to a specific unit like most Gundam sequels.
- Outlaw Star
- Sentou Yousei Yukikaze
- Sol Bianca
- Space Battleship Yamato AKA Star Blazers)
- Space Runaway Ideon
- Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann
- Vandread sort of. The main ship is called the Nirvana, but the series gets it's name from the Vandreads (made by combining Dread fighter-ships Van mecha) all of which are called Vandred (insert female pilot's name here), except Super Vandread a.k.a. Vandread Pyoro (Pyoro being a robot and neither a pilot nor female)
- Vision of Escaflowne
- Voltes V
- Voltron
Comic Books
- The Haunted Tank in The DCU.
Films — Animation
Films — Live-Action
- Air Force One sort of.
- Airplane!
- The Battleship Potemkin. A film labelled "the most important propaganda film of all time".
- The Beast of War, though not calling it by name.
- The Big Bus
- Black Moon Rising
- Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
- Drive Angry
- Genevieve
- The Hindenburg
- The Hunt for Red October
- K19: The Widowmaker
- Kon-Tiki
- The Love Bug
- The Navigator
- Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
- The Poseidon Adventure and its remake Poseidon
- The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
- Serenity, The Movie of Firefly. See the Live Action TV section below for the latter.
- Stagecoach
- 3:10 to Yuma
- Titanic (1943)
- Titanic (1997)
- USS Indianpolis: Men of Courage
- The Wackiest Ship in the Army
- Clive Cussler's Raise the Titanic!.
- C. S. Forrester's The Last Nine Days of the Bismarck and its 1960 film adaptation, Sink the Bismarck!
- Stephen King's Christine
- HMS Surprise of the Aubrey-Maturin series.
- Kon-Tiki
- The Magic School Bus
- Several of the novels in the Clockwork Century series are named after vehicles:
- Boneshaker, named after a Drill Tank.
- Dreadnought, named after the Cool Train.
- Clementine, named after a Cool Airship.
- Ganymede, named after Cool Boat (a submersible to be exact).
Live-Action TV
- Airwolf (helicopter)
- Andromeda
- Ark II
- Battlestar Galactica
- Firefly to an extent. While the actual ship was named Serenity, it was a Firefly-class transport.
- Lexx
- The Love Boat was an in-universe nickname for the semi-eponymous cruise liner "Pacific Princess".
- Red Dwarf
- Star Trek
- In German-speaking markets, Star Trek was originally called Raumschiff Enterprise.
- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine has the episodes "Defiant" and "Valiant". Care to guess which ships those episodes revolve around? There was another episode called simply "The Ship" about a crashed Jem'hadar fighter.
- The series is set on a space station called Deep Space Nine, and so it is technically a "The Place" title, rather than a vehicle title. On the other hand, the station does move a (comparatively) short distance in the first episode, to take position next to a wormhole...
- Star Trek: Enterprise, which was originally just Enterprise until plunging ratings in the second season led to a Re Tool and a mid-series rebranding.
- Star Trek: Voyager, pictured above. Within the show, there are episodes titled "The Raven", "Equinox", and "Alice", which focus on ships with those respective names.
- Street Hawk
- Supertrain
- Viper
- Good Ship Venus
- Yellow Submarine by The Beatles (also applies to the film)
Puppet Shows
- Fireball XL5
- Supercar
- Stingray
- Thunderbirds, sort of.
Tabletop Games
- Battleship
- Magic: The Gathering had the long-running Weatherlight saga, named after the flying ship Weatherlight.
- H.M.S. Pinafore
- Duncan Pflaster's play The Starship Astrov
- Subverted in A Streetcar Named Desire as the reference is merely symbolic.
Video Games
- Armored Core
- Astro Fang: Super Machine
- Starship Titanic
- Gatling Gears
- Metal Gear - Only for the first game, where the enemy mecha is simply called "Metal Gear". Afterward, the game titles and the Metal Gear mecha featured in each game no longer matched up.
- Except for Peace Walker, which is the name of the game's featured mecha.
- Metal Slug. The subtitle for the first game is even "Super Vehicle 001".
- Chrome Hounds
- MechWarrior - The warriors of the future pilot (battle)Mechs
- R-Type - The R-Series fighters.
- Numerous vehicle simulators, especially flight simulations:
- AH-64D Longbow
- B-17 Flying Fortress
- F-15 Strike Eagle
- IL-2 Sturmovik
- iM1A2 Abrams
- Sherman M4
- SSN-21 Seawolf
- Strike Suit Zero - after the Strike Suit you'll be using for much of the game, the Zero probably refering to it being a prototype.
Western Animation


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The leader of Germany's main right-wing anti-migrant party has caused political uproar by insisting that the country's border police should be authorised to shoot at refugees trying to enter the country illegally.
Frauke Petry, the 40-year-old leader of Germany's once merely Eurosceptic but now increasingly xenophobic Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, made her controversial demands after addressing a political meeting in Hanover at the weekend.
"Police must stop migrants crossing illegally from Austria," Ms Petry told the Mannheimer Morgen newspaper. "And, if necessary, use firearms. That is what the law says." She added: "I don't want this either, but the use of armed force is there as a last resort."
Her remarks were the most extreme political response so far by a substantial political figure to mounting public dissatisfaction with Chancellor Angela Merkel's "open door" refugee policy and growing anxiety at the unprecedented influx of refugees and other migrants.
More than 1.1 million migrants entered Germany in 2015 – the majority arriving since September. A poll issued last week showed that 40 per cent of Germans now wanted Ms Merkel to resign.
The AfD is attracting growing support for its vitriolic anti-migrant stance. It has already won seats in five of Germany's state parliaments and, in elections next month, is also on course to win seats in the state parliaments of Baden-Württemberg, Rhineland-Palatinate and Saxony Anhalt, where polls suggest the party could win 15 per cent of the vote.
Refugee crisis - in pictures
Refugee crisis - in pictures
A child looks through the fence at the Moria detention camp for migrants and refugees at the island of Lesbos on May 24, 2016.
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Ahmad Zarour, 32, from Syria, reacts after his rescue by MOAS (Migrant Offshore Aid Station) while attempting to reach the Greek island of Agathonisi, Dodecanese, southeastern Agean Sea
Syrian migrants holding life vests gather onto a pebble beach in the Yesil liman district of Canakkale, northwestern Turkey, after being stopped by Turkish police in their attempt to reach the Greek island of Lesbos on 29 January 2016.
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Refugees flash the 'V for victory' sign during a demonstration as they block the Greek-Macedonian border
Migrants have been braving sub zero temperatures as they cross the border from Macedonia into Serbia.
A sinking boat is seen behind a Turkish gendarme off the coast of Canakkale's Bademli district on January 30, 2016. At least 33 migrants drowned on January 30 when their boat sank in the Aegean Sea while trying to cross from Turkey to Greece.
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A general view of a shelter for migrants inside a hangar of the former Tempelhof airport in Berlin, Germany
Refugees protest behind a fence against restrictions limiting passage at the Greek-Macedonian border, near Gevgelija. Since last week, Macedonia has restricted passage to northern Europe to only Syrians, Iraqis and Afghans who are considered war refugees. All other nationalities are deemed economic migrants and told to turn back. Macedonia has finished building a fence on its frontier with Greece becoming the latest country in Europe to build a border barrier aimed at checking the flow of refugees
A father and his child wait after being caught by Turkish gendarme on 27 January 2016 at Canakkale's Kucukkuyu district
Migrants make hand signals as they arrive into the southern Spanish port of Malaga on 27 January, 2016 after an inflatable boat carrying 55 Africans, seven of them women and six chidren, was rescued by the Spanish coast guard off the Spanish coast.
A refugee holds two children as dozens arrive on an overcrowded boat on the Greek island of Lesbos
A child, covered by emergency blankets, reacts as she arrives, with other refugees and migrants, on the Greek island of Lesbos, At least five migrants including three children, died after four boats sank between Turkey and Greece, as rescue workers searched the sea for dozens more, the Greek coastguard said
Migrants wait under outside the Moria registration camp on the Lesbos. Over 400,000 people have landed on Greek islands from neighbouring Turkey since the beginning of the year
The bodies of Christian refugees are buried separately from Muslim refugees at the Agios Panteleimonas cemetery in Mytilene, Lesbos
Macedonian police officers control a crowd of refugees as they prepare to enter a camp after crossing the Greek border into Macedonia near Gevgelija
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A refugee tries to force the entry to a camp as Macedonian police officers control a crowd after crossing the Greek border into Macedonia near Gevgelija
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Refugees are seen aboard a Turkish fishing boat as they arrive on the Greek island of Lesbos after crossing a part of the Aegean Sea from the Turkish coast to Lesbos
An elderly woman sings a lullaby to baby on a beach after arriving with other refugees on the Greek island of Lesbos after crossing the Aegean sea from Turkey
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A man collapses as refugees make land from an overloaded rubber dinghy after crossing the Aegean see from Turkey, at the island of Lesbos
A girl reacts as refugees arrive by boat on the Greek island of Lesbos after crossing the Aegean sea from Turkey
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Refugees make a show of hands as they queue after crossing the Greek border into Macedonia near Gevgelija
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People help a wheelchair user board a train with others, heading towards Serbia, at the transit camp for refugees near the southern Macedonian town of Gevgelija
Refugees board a train, after crossing the Greek-Macedonian border, near Gevgelija. Macedonia is a key transit country in the Balkans migration route into the EU, with thousands of asylum seekers - many of them from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia - entering the country every day
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An aerial picture shows the "New Jungle" refugee camp where some 3,500 people live while they attempt to enter Britain, near the port of Calais, northern France
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A Syrian girl reacts as she helped by a volunteer upon her arrival from Turkey on the Greek island of Lesbos, after having crossed the Aegean Sea
Refugees arrive by boat on the Greek island of Lesbos after crossing the Aegean sea from Turkey
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Beds ready for use for migrants and refugees are prepared at a processing center on January 27, 2016 in Passau, Germany. The flow of migrants arriving in Passau has dropped to between 500 and 1,000 per day, down significantly from last November, when in the same region up to 6,000 migrants were arriving daily.
Ms Merkel has flatly refused to close Germany's borders or accede to demands from within her own party to cap the influx. At the weekend she tried to placate her critics by insisting that asylum seekers from Syria and Iraq would return home once the conflicts there had ended.
Germany's mainstream parties swiftly condemned Ms Petry's demand for what some compared to Cold War border police practices last used when the Berlin Wall still stood. Sigmar Gabriel, Germany's Social Democrat Vice-Chancellor, demanded that the AfD be put under permanent domestic intelligence surveillance. "There is massive doubt that the AfD stands by the free democratic principles of our republic," he told Bild newspaper.
The police trade union also condemned the suggestion, saying officers would never shoot at refugees and accusing Ms Petry of having a "radical and inhuman" mindset.
Ms Petry, who has a degree from the University of Reading, was elected party leader in an internal putsch last July which ousted its middle-class and academic former leaders, who were mostly concerned with opposing the euro. Since then she and other populist right-wingers have rebranded it as an anti-migrant party and have capitalised on events such as the New Year's Eve attacks on women in Cologne by predominantly Moroccan and Algerian immigrants.
The party warns that German culture and identity will be destroyed by migrants. Its most popular slogan is "Merkel must go". An opinion poll published yesterday found that it would win 12 per cent of the vote in a national election – which would make it Germany's third most powerful political party after Ms Merkel's Christian Democratic Union and her Social Democrat coalition partners.
Ms Petry helped the AfD win seats in the east German state of Saxony in 2014 by advocating mildly anti-immigrant policies. She is seen as the acceptable face of the party's right wing. But she is now being pulled further to the right by more radical and xenophobic figures within the party, whose stance appears to have increased AfD's popularity among voters. "Petry can't get her way; she is just being used as a stepping stone by the right wing," said Professor Hajo Funke, an expert on the German extreme right.
The AfD leader risks being eclipsed by colleagues such as Björn Höcke, the party's outspoken leader in the eastern state of Thuringia, whose speeches have been compared to those of Hitler's propagandist, Joseph Goebbels. Mr Höcke, who regularly draws crowds of up to 8,000 supporters, recently appeared on a popular chat show brandishing a German flag. "For decades its seemed as if the rise of a politician like Björn Höcke was impossible," wrote Die Welt newspaper. "In the meantime, the impossible has become possible."
At an AfD rally in the eastern city of Magdeburg last week Mr Höcke regaled the party faithful with an apocalyptic vision of what was in store for the German "volk" and "kultur" unless the refugee influx was stopped. The migrants were a threat to "1,000 years of Germany". He talked darkly of terrified German women aid workers who were too afraid "to wear makeup" because they felt intimidated by Muslim migrants.
"I am afraid for my country. This is what it feels like to be a foreigner in your own land! This catastrophic development has to be stopped," he bellowed into a microphone at the rally. His entranced AfD supporters responded with loud cheers.
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Durban was one of the largest population centers on the planet Biko. When the planet was glassed by the Covenant in 2525, Durban was completely destroyed.[1] It was the birthplace of Carter-259.[2]
- It is likely that the city was named after the South African city of Durban.


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Property Location
With a stay at GoGlasgow Urban Hotel in Glasgow, you'll be minutes from Glasgow Climbing Centre and close to Glasgow Science Centre. This hotel is within close proximity of Kinning Park and Haggs Castle Golf Club.
Make yourself at home in one of the 117 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and coffee/tea makers.
Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a computer station, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference space and meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Meeting rooms 2
- Bar/lounge
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free self parking
- Number of floors - 3
- Year Built 1967
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space
- Terrace
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Restaurant
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Luggage storage
- Smoke-free property
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
- Total number of rooms - 117
- Number of meeting rooms - 6
- In-room accessibility
- Elevator/lift
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- Free WiFi
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- Desk
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- Television
- Daily housekeeping
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- Digital TV service
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- Room service (limited hours)
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: GBP 17.95 per person (approximately)
- Pet fee: GBP 10.00 per pet, per night
- Rollaway bed fee: GBP 10.00 per night
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They have had the first pick of tickets to the Millennium Games, but have proved curiously reluctant to snap them up. The exclusive six-week period in which Australian residents could apply ended at midnight on Friday: despite a last-minute rush, the Sydney Morning Herald said, the marketing campaign has failed.
The Sydney organising committee reserved 5 million of the 9.6 million tickets for the Australian public, but in the first two weeks of the six- week ballot it received only 34,000 applications. By last week that had risen to "more than 50,000". Unless almost every Australian applied in the last day or two, the committee will end up with millions of unsold tickets.
In Sydney, the euphoria of 1993, when it learned it had won the contest to host the 2000 Olympics and let off an unprecedented number of fireworks from the Harbour Bridge, is all but exhausted. The business district is disrupted by building works, Bondi residents are objecting to the construction of a volleyball stadium which will shut half the beach for nine months, and shopkeepers on the route to Stadium Australia, the main venue, are complaining that traffic measures will ruin their businesses.
The main reason for reluctance to buy tickets for the Olympics, however, appears to be the cost. Apart from the finals of the athletics and swimming, the events most likely to be oversubscribed were the opening and closing ceremonies; but on those days more than 90,000 of the 110,000 seats in Stadium Australia have been designated "Class A", at A$1,382 (pounds 600) a seat. Most applications have been for the small number designated "Class D", at A$105.
To see the finals of the men's and women's 100 metres races will cost at least A$165, while the last session at the Aquatics Centre is priced at A$455.
In its defence the organising committee has pointed out that 70 per cent of tickets for the Olympics cost less than A$60, but that assumes people will be interested in watching more obscure events, such as archery, Graeco-Roman wrestling, and modern pentathlon.
"We're very comfortable with where we are," said John O'Neill, the organising committee's ticketing communications manager. "We think we will have a very good result."
Cynics are saying that the organisers deliberately overpriced tickets for the most popular events, confident that overseas demand from well- heeled foreign tourists will exceed supply.
But a survey of visitors to the 1996 Games in Atlanta suggests that most Olympics fans are interested only in the sport they have come to see, and by-pass other attractions. Far from staying in five-star hotels, eating and drinking in expensive restaurants and bars and seeking out cultural attractions as well as sport, the average Olympics visitor stays in a motel, eats at McDonald's and largely restricts spending to tickets for the most popular sporting events. Sydney, which has spent a million dollars on a facelift, from widening pavements to providing official fruit stalls, may reap less international income than it expects.
More and more Sydney residents - including the press officer of the Olympics Co- ordinating Authority, it has emerged - are planning to be away during the Games. This has given Melbourne, Sydney's traditional rival, an idea. If you are planning to rent out your house during the Olympics, the Victorian Tourist Commission is suggesting to Sydneysiders, why not come and spend three weeks in Melbourne?Reuse content