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This course surveys the great ideas in Western political philosophy from 1500 to the present. We discuss issues related to ultimate authority, justice, human nature, humans' capacity to reason, and the role of women, among others. We pay particular attention to the 17th-18th century contract theorists, whose ideas influenced the founding of the United States. We also apply all of these ideas to contemporary controversies, proving that while humans don't live forever, ideas can!
During the course, students learn to analyze
philosophical arguments by identifying the thesis, as well as the
premises and evidence used to support it. These skills are
applied in a research paper closely analyzing one philosopher's
original works.
Modern Political Theory is offered every other
spring semester. It fulfills the Political Theory requirement for
Political Science majors and minors. It also counts towards the
"Western Historical Perspectives" category in the general education
requirements. It is a Writing Emphasis course.
Required Texts:
William Shakespeare, Henry V (1599--any edition)
William Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night's Dream (1595--any edition)
David Wootton (ed), Modern Political Thought (Hackett, 2nd ed, 2008)
Governing and preserving principalities: Niccolò Macchiavelli (1469-1527), The Prince (c. 1516), chs. 1-9
Maintaining power: Machiavelli, The Prince, chs. 10-18
The importance of popularity: Machiavelli, The Prince, chs 19-26
Another side of Machiavelli: Machiavelli, Discourses upon Livy (c. 1517), Bk I chs 1-2, 4-5, 9-12, 17-18
Reformation political theory: John Calvin (1509-1564), On Civil Government (c. 1560)
Humans in a state of nature: Thomas Hobbes (1588-1679), Leviathan (1651), chs. 11, 13-14
Religion in the commonwealth: Hobbes, Leviathan, chs 32, 34, 37-38
The state of nature II: John Locke (1632-1704), Second Treatise of Government, II, chs. 2-5
Civil society: Locke, Second Treatise, II, chs. 8-13
Establishing and dissolving the government: Locke Second Treatise, II, chs 14-15, 19
The social contract and the general will: Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778), On the Social Contract (1762), Books I-II ch 7
The people and the government: Rousseau, Social Contract, Book II ch 8-Book III ch 8
The general will in action: Rousseau, Social Contract, Book IV
Conservatism: Edmund Burke (1730-1797), Reflections on the Revolution in France (1790), selections
Theories of liberty: Benjamin Constant (1767-1830), "On Ancient and Modern Liberty" (1819)
Critique of capitalism: Karl Marx
(1818-1883), "Alienated Labor" (1844)
Late Marx: Marx, preface to A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy (1859), selections from "Critique of the Gotha Program" (1875)
William Shakespeare
(1564-1616), Henry V (1599),
acts 1-3
Shakespeare, Henry V, acts 4-5
Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night's Dream (1595), acts 1-3
Shakespeare, Midsummer Night's Dream, acts 4-5
Is male supremacy natural?: John Stuart Mill (1806-1873), The Subjection of Women (1869), ch 1
Is male supremacy useful?: Mill, Subjection
of Women, ch 4
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Presidents Day & Our Masonic Presidents
Washington's Birthday is the official name designated to what many of us know as President's Day. During the month of February, the birthday of two of our greatest President's takes place. Both George Washington who was born on February 22nd and Abraham Lincoln born on February 12th.
George Washington's Birthday has been publicly celebrated since he was in office, before Abraham Lincoln was even born. Much of the debate over the name of the holiday springs from the fact that state's can follow their own holidays how they see fit and many of them chose to also honor Lincoln, calling the celebration President's Day.
George Washington, 1st President, 1789 - 1797, Commanding General during American Revolution, made a Mason August 4, 1753, in Fredericksburg Lodge (now No. 4), A. F. & A. M., Fredericksburg, Virginia.
James Monroe, 5th President, 1817 - 1825, made a Mason November 9, 1775, in Williamsburg Lodge (now No. 6), A.F. & A.M., Williamsburg, Virginia.
Andrew Jackson, 7th President, 1829 - 1837 Harmony Lodge No. 1, Nashville, Tennessee, an Honorary Member of Federal Lodge No. 1, F. & A.M., Washington, D.C., and Jackson Lodge No. 1, F. & A.M., Tallahassee, Florida. In 1822 and 1823, he served as the Grand Master of Masons in Tennessee.
James Knox Polk, 11th President, 1845 - 1849, made a Mason September 4, 1820, in Columbia Lodge No. 31, F. & A.M., Columbia, Tennessee.
James Buchanan, 15th President, 1857 - 1861, made a Mason January 24, 1817, in Lodge No. 43 (it has no name), F. & A.M., Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Andrew Johnson, 17th President, 1865 - 1869, made a Mason during May 1851, in Greeneville Lodge No. 119 (now No. 3), F. & A.M., Greeneville, Tennessee.
James Abram Garfield, 20th President. 1881, made a Mason November 22, 1864, in Columbus Lodge No. 30 F. & A.M., Columbus, Ohio.
William McKinley, 25th President, 1897 - 1901, made a Mason May 3, 1865, in Hiram Lodge No. 21, A.F. & A.M., Winchester, Virginia.
Theodore Roosevelt, 26th President, 1901 - 1909, made a Mason April 24, 1901, in Matinecock Lodge No. 806, F. & A.M., Oyster Bay, New York.
William Howard Taft, 27th President, 1909 - 1913 - Chief Justice Supreme Court 1921 - 1930, made a "Mason at Sight" in an "Occasional Lodge" called for that purpose on February 18, 1909, in the Scottish Rite Cathedral, Cincinnati, Ohio, by Charles S. Hoskinson, Grand Master of Masons in Ohio.
Warren Gamaliel Harding, 29th President, 1921 - 1923, made a Mason August 27, 1920, in Marion Lodge No. 70, F. & A.M., Marion, Ohio.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 32nd President, 1933 - 1945, made a Mason November 28, 1911, in Holland Lodge No. 8, F. & A.M., New York, New York, the same Lodge in which George Washington, the Nation's first President, held honorary membership.
Harry S. Truman, 33rd President, 1945 - 1951, made a Mason March 18, 1909, in Belton Lodge No. 450, A.F. & A.M., Belton, Missouri. He served as the Grand Master of Masons of Missouri in 1940.
Truman was Initiated an Entered Apprentice on February 9, 1909, Belton Lodge No. 450, Belton, Missouri. In 1911, several Members of Belton Lodge separated to establish Grandview Lodge No. 618, Grandview, Missouri, and Brother Truman served as its first Worshipful Master. At the Annual Session of the Grand Lodge of Missouri, September 24-25, 1940, Brother Truman was elected (by a landslide) the ninety-seventh Grand Master of Masons of Missouri, and served until October 1, 1941. Brother and President Truman was made a Sovereign Grand Inspector General, 33º, and Honorary Member, Supreme Council on October 19,1945 at the Supreme Council A.A.S.R. Southern Jurisdiction Headquarters in Washington D.C., upon which occasion he served as Exemplar (Representative) for his Class. He was elected an Honorary Grand Master of the International Supreme Council, Order of De Molay. On May 18, 1959, Brother and Former President Truman was presented with a fifty-year award, the only U.S. President to reach that golden anniversary in Freemasonry.
Gerald R. Ford, Jr. 38th President, 1974 - 1977. He was raised to the Sublime degree of Master Mason on May 18, 1951 in Columbia Lodge No. 3, F. &.A.M., of Washington, D.C., as a courtesy for Malta Lodge No. 465, F. & A.M. of Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Lyndon Baines Johnson 1908-1973. 36th President, 1963 - 1969. He was Initiated an Entered Apprentice at Johnson City Lodge No. 561, Johnson City, Texas. October 30, 1937. He did not advance any further in Masonry.
It was in 1968 that the term President's Day came up for legal consideration in the Congress but not authorized by a majority vote, though the holiday was moved to fall between the two President's birthdays. Again in the 1980's there was a resurgence of the term with advertisers that solidified the holiday name in American culture. Today, few Americans prefer to call the holiday Washington's Birthday in lieu of President's Day.


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Most of us look back on school dances, or ''socials'', and do one of two things - smile, or cringe. In the case of the three socially awkward protagonists of School Dance, presented in Melbourne as part of the Comedy Festival, the streamer-decorated hall is the site of hopes and fears, representing both the opportunity for peer acceptance and the possibility of continued alienation.
Set against a backdrop of '80s music, School Dance, from Adelaide's Windmill Theatre company, takes the concept of being unnoticed - an experience all too familiar to misfit teens - and gives it a fanciful twist, exploring what would happen if one of the lead characters literally became invisible.
Windmill writer Matthew Whittet, designer Jonathan Oxlade and composer Luke Smiles also play the three leads in the show, and share their first names with their characters. ''There are elements that are very much us, and then there's a lot of fiction,'' says Whittet. ''We knew we'd be playing three teenage versions of ourselves, so we all came to the table with ideas about the rites of passage of the school dance.''
That Oxlade and Smiles were non-actors encouraged the trio to employ less-conventional narrative devices, relying on sound and design just as heavily as text to tell the story. In one scene, the three leads ride stationary BMX bikes to the tune of Bonnie Tyler's Holding Out for a Hero, eventually reaching a cliff top where they share their insecurities.
Dancing, naturally, also plays a big role. The fabulously daggy '80s moves were choreographed by Gabrielle Nankivell, the partner of Smiles, and sound designer with Chunky Move. ''Besides Luke, none of us are dancers,'' says Whittet. ''So Gab worked with our repertoire of bad moves to try and choreograph the piece.''
Teen flicks of the '80s such as Pretty in Pink and Sixteen Candles served as inspiration. School Dance, which been performed at the Adelaide and Sydney festivals in the past year, is enjoying a similar crossover appeal. Traditionally, Windmill has staged productions for children aged 10 and under, but Whittet says that Rose Myers - Windmill's artistic director and the director of School Dance - wanted to appeal to a broader audience this time around. ''It's speaking in a language that a 15-year-old can understand immediately, but there are adults who are getting just as excited about the work as the teens.''
School Dance is at the Arts Centre Melbourne, from April 10-20. artscentremelbourne.com.au


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Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest
FAQ/Walkthrough by SeanKelson
Version: Full | Updated: 05/01/09 | Search Guide | Bookmark Guide
SeanKelson's Final Fantasy Mystic Quest Walkthrough
Table Of Contents
A. The Beginning
B. The Level Forest
C. The Earth Crystal
D. The Libra Crest
E. The Falls Basin
F. The Water Crystal
G. Reuben's Father
H. The Fire Crystal
I. Windia
J. The Wind Crystal
K. Captain Mac
L. The Dark King
A. Items
B. Spells
C. Weapons
D. Armor
5---Other Information
A. Contact Information
B. Licesning
C. Credits
Section 1: Introduction
This walkthrough is over the Super Nintendo game Final Fantasy Mystic Quest.
The game is a pretty neat RPG made by Squaresoft, an excellent company. In
Final Fantasy Mystic Quest, you travel through the world to save the world from
an ultimate evil by collecting four crystals.
Throughout the game, there are extra characters you can pick up. However,
you can only have one character with you at a time. They will join you and
leave you on and off throughout the game.
You can build power in combat in these games by gaining experience points.
You will gain levels based on experience points you get, and your characters
will grow and develope upon each level. You can also buy new equipment to
strengthen your characters, as well as find the equipment in hidden chests and
areas of the game.
This walkthrough covers all aspects of Final Fantasy Mystic Quest. It
provides a step-by-step guide to get through the game and lists of equipment in
the game as well as lists of other information you might want to know.
Section 2: Walkthrough
This section gives you a step by step process for getting from the very
beginning of Final Fantasy Mystic Quest to the end credits. This section is
designed so that you can get brief information or an in-depth process. Each
section begins with a list of objectives you must complete. Below the list of
objectives are detailed descriptions on each objective you must complete to get
through Final Fantasy Mystic Quest.
A: The Beginning
1. Get off the Hill of Destiny.
2. Defeat the Behemoth.
3. Go to the Level Forest.
Objective #1: Get off the Hill of Destiny.
You will start the game on the hill of destiny, with a man on the cloud
guiding your character. You'll be guided up to the top of the hill, and you
will jump off of the Hill of Destiny over to the next hill. Now you'll be
overlooking Focus Tower. The man will tell you a story about the four crystals
and Focus Tower.
Objective #2: Defeat the Behemoth.
Suddenly, a Behemoth will appear and go into combat with you. It shouldn't
be very hard to defeat. Just use the main attack command and the monster will
die soon.
Obective #3: Go to the Level Forest.
After you defeat the Behemoth, the man will tell you that he is now positive
you are who he is looking for. He will tell you to follow him to the Level
Forest, then fly off. The game will automatically take your character off the
mountain and to the Level Forest.
B: The Level Forest
1. Leave the Level Forest and go to Foresta.
2. Talk to Kaeli and get her in your party.
3. Find the strange tree.
4. Defeat the Minotaur.
5. Get Kaeli's axe.
Objective #1: Leave the Level Forest and go to Foresta.
When you enter the Level Forest, the man on the cloud will be in front of
you. Talk to him, then go to the right to find an old man who will ask you to
move the boulder. Jump over the man's head to move the boulder. He will then
give you a Tree Wither and tell you to give it to Kaeli in Foresta. Go to the
right to leave the Level Forest and go to Foresta.
Objective #2: Talk to Kaeli and get her in your party.
Go to the right of the Level Forest and enter Foresta. You can explore the
town a little if you want, there is a Cure spell available if you enter through
the back door of one of the houses. Go to the lower left house and you'll find
Kaeli inside. Talk to her and she will join you.
Objective #3: Find the strange tree.
Enter the Level Forest. Kaelie will step forward and chop down a tree that
is blocking your way. Move forward through the Level Forest. It's pretty
straight forward. The side paths lead to treasure chests, some of which you
can't get yet, as you need to be able to chop down trees blocking the chest with
the axe. Go forward, and you will see a tree outlined in red. Walk up to the
tree and you will go into combat with the Minotaur.
Objective #4: Defeat the Minotaur.
Use simple attacks in this combat. You will probably use one or two of the
Cure Potions you have found around the forest. As long as your main character
is above level two, it shouldn't be too hard to defeat the Minotaur.
Objective #5: Get Kaeli's axe.
After the combat, Kaelie will fall down from the poison, saying she'll be
fine once she consumes an Elixer. You find out this item is in the Sand Temple.
Kaelie then gives you her axe. Now you can reach several treasures you couldn't
before in the Level Forest by chopping down trees with the axe. Once you've
explored enough, move forward to the Sand Temple.
C: The Earth Crystal
1. Visit the Sand Temple and get Tristam in your party.
2. Get through the Bone Dungeon.
3. Defeat the Flamerous Rex.
4. Leave the Bone Dungeon.
5. Give Kaelie the Elixer.
Objective #1: Visit the Sand Temple and get Tristam in your party.
Go north from the Level Forest to the Sand Temple. Enter the temple and go
through the door to get to a treasure chest. Check the chest and there will be
nothing inside it. A treasure hunter named Tristam will pop by, inviting you to
come with him to the Bone Dungeon to get the Elixer that you need. Tristam will
then join your party.
Objective #2: Get through the Bone Dungeon.
Enter the Bone Dungeon. Go straight through the middle of the first room,
or take a side path and grab some treasure and EXP getting through the room.
Go on through the bone tunnnel to the next room, where there will be turtles
in the water that you can hop across. Once you hop across the turtles, go down
the stairs into the water. Go through the bone tunnel on the left of the screen
and then go up the stairs. Go to the blocked door and Tristam will demolish it
with a bomb, then offer you some bombs for a price. Buy the bombs, then go
forward and into the next room.
You'll want to make your way to the left of this room, but there's a blocked
door you can bomb through near the upper right corner for some extra ninja
Make your way to the left of the room and go down the stairs.
Now go right, then up. Keep going right if you want some extra explosives.
Go up to the bone tunnel and use an explosive to enter it. Go left, then up.
Go left, then down if you want some items. Make your way to the right, fighting
through the enemies. Use an explosive to get through the bone tunnel. Go to
the right and then down, where you'll go into the next room.
Go up to the mouth of the bone tunnel. Take a detour left for some ninja
stars. Use a bomb to get into the bone tunnel. Get off at the first exit, or
go forward into the next room for some seeds. Fight your way through the
monsters and bomb the bone tunnel when you get to it. Go forward to the end of
the bone tunnel to get the Quake spell, then come back and out of the middle of
the bone tunnel. Get to the next bone tunnel and bomb your way into it, and
then proceed into the next room. There you will fight the Flamerous Rex.
Objective #3: Defeat the Flamerous Rex.
The Flamerous Rex has big attacks and lives quite a while. It's very
important that you focus on keeping Tristam alive, as he has the Life spell to
use on you if you fall. Use explosives to blow up the boss. Also, use your new
Quake spell. Also use the Cure spell you found back in Foresta to beat this
Objective #4: Leave the Bone Dungeon.
Pick up the treasure chests around the area and then leave the dungeon.
Tristam will leave you. Backtrack your steps out. In the room with the water
(second room from the entrance), blow up the skeleton on the top right of the
screen with a bomb to access a chest with a Steel Shield. After picking up this
little treasure, leave the Bone Dungeon.
Objective #5: Give Kaeli the Elixer.
Now return to Foresta. The town will now be beautiful and green, as will
the Level Forest. Go into Kaeli's house and talk to Kaeli. You will give her
the Elixer. Kaeli will talk about going to see Spencer in Aquaria, and you
offer to go first.
D: The Libra Crest
1. Go through Focus Tower.
2. Get Pheobe in your party.
3. Go to Pheobe's house.
4. Get through the Wintry Cave.
5. Defeat the Squidite.
6. Get the Libra Crest.
Objective #1: Go through Focus Tower.
Go east of the Sand Temple to Focus Tower. Enter it. Go to the stairs on
the left side of the screen, where you'll meet the man on the cloud again. Go
up the stairs and then through the golden door. Go up the stairs. In the next
area, go down and get the Fire spell, then go back up and go through the door.
You're headed towards Aquaria now.
Objective #2: Get Pheobe in your party.
Now go to the Libra Temple. Talk to the girl by the treasure chest. You'll
find out she's Pheobe. She'll join your party. Also, ignore the symbol on the
ground for now. It doesn't have a purpose just yet.
Objective #3: Go to Pheobe's house.
Go up to Aquaria and go inside the house on the left of the screen. Pheobe
will explain to you that you need to go to the Wintry Cave. Now, leave Aquaria.
Objective #4: Get through the Wintry Cave.
Go to the east and to the Wintry Cave. In the first room of the cave, you
can go to the left for a treasure box. Go to the right and circle around. At a
point, you will fall down and Pheobe will give you a claw to use to climb the
wall. Climb up the wall to the top of the room. There will be a blocked wall
that you can blow up. There are some other treasures lying around that you can
get along the way up and at the top of the room. Blow up the door and go
through for some treasure boxes, but this isn't the way you need to go. From
the blocked (or previously blocked) door, go to the left and drop down onto a
platform. Follow the path to another blocked door. Explode it and enter the
The next room is very straight forward. Mostly this room is just a lot of
monsters. Go straight through the room, grabbing boxes along the way if you
want them. Go down the stairs once you find them.
In the next room, make your way to the stairs by fighting monsters. Head up
the stairs to fight the Squidite.
Objective #5: Defeat the Squidite.
Begin by taking out the sidekicks of the Squidite. A good Thunder or Fire
spell from Pheobe should work effectively used on all enemies. However, spells
won't be as effective against the Squidite. Your best bet is to use strong
physical attacks on the Squidite. Use Pheobe's overload of healing spells to
get through this battle.
Objective #6: Get the Libra Crest.
After the Squidite is squished, grab the treasure chest it leaves to get the
Libra Crest. This will let you use the warp in the Libra Temple.
E: The Falls Basin
1. Obtain and use the Wakewater.
2. Get through the Falls Basin.
3. Defeat the Snow Crab.
Objective #1: Obtain and use the Wakewater.
Go to the Libra Temple now. Step on the symbol on the ground and you'll be
teleported to the Life Temple. There you will find the Spring of Life dried up.
Go up to find the man on the cloud. He will give you a pouch of Wakewater. Now
go up to Aquaria. You'll automatically walk over to a plant and pour the water
on it. The plant revives, but nothing else will. The characters conclude that
you must go to the Ice Pyramid, but you must go through the Falls Basin to get
to it.
Objective #2: Get through the Falls Basin.
As you enter the Falls Basin, you will see a block of ice. Don't push it
just yet. First, go look around and you'll find a cave going into the frozen
waterfall. Look down below this and there are two ledges seperated by three
spaces. Push the ice block to the very middle of these three spaces. Go
through the cave and jump across the gap using the ice block.
Now go down and fight the monster, allowing you to use another ice block.
Look up right in front of the entrance and you'll see two ledged to push the ice
block in between. Go up the stairs and jump across the gap using the ice block.
Fight the monster to gain access to the other ice block.
Push this ice block to the left and up (past one of your ice blocks).
Immediately after wards, push the block to the right of the screen through the
gap that's there. When you reach the point where you can push the block down a
space, push the block down a space then to the right. Take the block in front
of the cave in front of the waterfall to the right, making it positioned near
the lower of the two low ledges. Climb up to the block and jump across the gap.
Go through the cave. Come out and jump across the next gap. Grab the Heal
spell in the chest and then go into battle with the Snow Crab.
Objective #3: Defeat the Snow Crab.
Take out the Snow Crab's two sidekicks first. Then focus on the Snow Crab
with physical attacks. Look out for confusion effects from the Snow Crab. With
use of your abundant healing spells between Pheobe and you, you should be able
to tackle the Snow Crab.
After the battle, Pheobe will replace your normal bombs with Jumbo Bombs, a
more effective version, especially in combat.
E: The Water Crystal
1. Get through the Ice Pyramid.
2. Defeat the Ice Golem.
3. Leace the Ice Pyramid.
4. Get the Venus Key from Spencer.
Objective #1: Get through the Ice Pyramid.
Now go north from the Falls Basin to the Ice Pyramid. In the first room of
the Ice Pyramid there are two statues. Press a button inside one with your
sword to open up a passage into the main room.
Go to the right initially in the main room to pick up the Mgic Mirror from a
treasure chest. This handy item lets you see the monsters in the Ice Pyramid.
Then go to the last passage on the left side. Follow the passage to the far
right staircase. Take that staircase up. Go through the monsters and up the
next staircase.
Now go right and hit the switch at the end of the path. Turn around and go
left, foing through the passage you just opened. Go through the passage and up
the stairs. Take the left path and go up the stairs. In the room you are in
now, go right. Go to the very center of the room. There is a crack in the
floor there. Blow it up with a bomb and then fall down to the first floor.
Press a switch there then fall down to the next floor.
Make your way to the treasure chest, where you'll get a new sword. Climb up
to the monster, who will suddenly vanish. Climb down the stairs and go through
the open door on the top of the screen. Climb up the wall in this room and go
on to the next room.
Go through the next room by going straight. Then walk along the ice path
over the pit in the next room and fight the Ice Golem.
Objective #2: Defeat the Ice Golem.
As you might have guessed, the Ice Golem is very vulnerable to your Fire
spell. Keeped cured during this battle, as near the end the Ice Golem uses a
tough Snowstorm attack. Use it in conjuction with your new sword and Pheobe's
abundance of curative spells to melt this Ice Golem.
Objective #3: Leave the Ice Pyramid.
Get the River Coin and then leave the Ice Pyramid, going out the same way
you came in.
Objective #4: Get the Venus Key from Spencer.
Go back to Aquaria and go to the tunnels under Pheobe's house. You'll find
Spencer, who will give you the Venus Key. The key unlocks a room in Focus Tower
that contains a good shield.
G: Reuben's Father
1. Go through Focus Tower.
2. Get Reuben in your party.
3. Get the Mega Grenades.
4. Get through the Mine.
5. Defeat the Jinn.
6. Destroy the boulder.
Objective #1: Go through Focus Tower.
On the world map, go north from the Libra Temple and enter Focus Tower from
that entrance. You'll talk to the man on the cloud. Push the statue down and
left so you are able to jump across the gap from lower ledge to lower ledge.
Now you can get through focus tower by going throught the blue door from the
normal entrance. Be sure to pick up the Blizzard spell and the Venus Shield
while you are in this entrance.
Objective #2: Get Reuben in your party.
Go into Fireburg and go into the house by the hotel. Talk to Reuben and he
will join your party, telling you that you must visit his dad's friend.
Objective #3: Get the Mega Grenades.
Go to the house in the pit in the middle of Fireburg and try to enter the
house. You won't be able to. Go into the hotel and talk to Tristam. He'll
give you the Multi Key. Now you can unlock the locked house. Go inside and the
person inside will upgrade your bombs to Mega Grenades.
Objective #4: Get through the Mine.
Go into the mine and go down the basket then across the conveyor belt. Go
down and cross the next conveyor belt on the right. Climb the wall then go up
onto the next conveyor belt. Go up and onto the next conveyor belt. Now go
down and go into combat with the Jinn.
Objective #5: Defeat the Jinn.
Just as in other combats like this one, you'll want to blast out the Jinn's
helpers first. Use your main character to cast healing and Reuben to attack the
Jinn physically. You should beat the Jinn quickly.
Objective #6: Destroy the boulder.
Go beyond where the Jinn was guarding and you'll find Reuben's father.
You'll save him by throwing a grenade at the boulder. Now leave the mine by
backtraching your steps or by using the Exit spell.
H: The Fire Crystal
1. Get through the Volcano.
2. Defeat Medusa.
3. Get through the Lava Dome.
4. Defeat the Dualhead Hydra.
5. Leave the Fire Dome.
Objective #1: Get through the Volcano.
North of Fireburg is a Volcano that is by the Lava Dome, where the Crystal
of Fire is. Go into the Volcano. Go to the left and go up the stairs. (You'll
want to grab the White spell to the right before you go up the stairs.) Jump
across the gap and climb up the stairs there. In the next area, go to the left
and down the stairs. Go through the cave and go up the stairs. Take the left
path and go up the stairs. Now go up the stairs straight in front of you and
you'll find a treasure chest containing the Mask, which will help you see
monsters on some levels of the Volcano.
Now climb back down to the level with the cave you went through. Go back
through the cave and go up the stairs near the stairs heading back down a level.
On the level you are on now, just go straight through the cave and up the
On the level you are on now, follow the stairs up to the stairs into the
But, before you go down them, you must fight Medusa.
Objective #2: Defeat Medusa.
Begin by taking out Medusa's two buddies. The White spell will work very
well on Medusa. Look out for Medusa's petrify attacks, they're big trouble.
Use your hero to heal so Reuben can beat up Medusa with his more powerful
physical attack. Medusa should die quickly once her graphic changes once.
Objective #3: Get through the Lava Dome.
Go into the Lava Dome, which is above the Volcano on the map. Begin by
going left and taking the stairs down. Then go left and go into the cave.
In the room you are in now, blast through the monsters and go to thr right
of the treasure boxes. Now go down the two sets of stairs into the next room.
In this room, just go right and into the next room. Now go outside and hit
the switch to open the door you'll see on the ledge to the left. Go back until
you are in the very first area you were in when you entered the Lava Dome.
Climb down the cliff in front of the cave entrance. Go down the stairs and
to the right. Go into the cave.
Inside the cave, take the left path and climb up the stairs. In the room
you are in now, go left and go up the stairs onto the higher ledges. Go right
at the top of the stairs. Jump across the gap when you get to it and then go
Follow the path to the stairs and take them up to the next room. In this room,
go left and out of the cave.
Now go up the stairs to the left and go into the cave on the ledge at the
top of the stairs.
Inside the cave, go straight down into the next room. In the next room, go
down as far as you can and then go up the stairs there. Go to the right by
jumping across gaps and make your way to the exit at the bottom of the screen.
Now go to the right and through the door you opened with a switch a while
ago. Hop your way across the platforms, going left then up onto the next
Now hop right and up to the island where you will fight the Dualhead Hydra.
Objective #4: Defeat the Dualhead Hydra.
You'll want to use the White spell many times throughout this battle. It
will do lots of damage to the boss. Use seeds to refresh the hero's reserves of
White spells. Be sure to keep well healed. In its first stage, the dragon
launches a deadly Fire Breath attacks. In all the others, it's worst thing it
can do is to petrify you. Solve that with a heal potion. As long as you kcik
off with a good start, you'll win the battle.
Objective #5: Leave the Fire Dome.
Go on and pick up the Sun Coin, then go to the right for a quick exit out of
the Fire Dome.
I: Windia
1. Go through Focus Tower.
2. Cross the Rope Bridge.
3. Try talkting to the King of the Forest.
4. Get Kaeli in your party.
5. Clear the monsters out of the King od the Forest.
6. Defeat Gidrah.
Objective #1: Get through Focus Tower.
Go into Focus Tower and go through the door to the right of the blue door
now. Go down and out the door. You can go down the stairs for the Aero spell.
Objective #2: Cross the Rope Bridge.
As you go on the bridge that is out of Focus Tower, Reuben will get attacked
and fall off the bridge. After the battle, you'll check on Reuben. Tristam
will then join your group. Finish crossing the bridge.
Objective #3: Try talking to the King of the Forest.
Enter the Alive Forest and chop down the trees at the bottom of the screen.
Go over the bridge. Go to thr right to find a large tree. Talk to it. Nothing
will happen. Tristam suggests you get Kaeli's help.
Objective #4: Get Kaeli in your party.
Go to Aquaria and talk to Spencer. He and Tristam will run off. Then
Pheobe will come by and accidentally cause the tunnel to collapse. Climb up to
Pheobe's house and talk to Kaeli, who is in bed. She'll join you.
Objective #5: Clear the monsters out of the King of the Forest.
Go back to the Alive Forest and talk to the King of the Forest. Go inside
the tree. Walk up to the top of the tree. Use the claw you got from Tristam to
grapple onto items across large gaps. At the top of the tree you will fight
Objective #6: Defeat Gidrah.
Take out Gidrah's sidekicks first. Wind spells are very effective against
everybody in this combat. With frequent healing, you'll win without much
problem and the tree will take you to Windia.
J: The Wind Crystal
1. Talk to Otto.
2. Get through Mount Gale.
3. Defeat Dullahan.
4. Fix the Rainbow Road.
5. Get through Pazuzu's Tower.
6. Defeat Pazuzu.
7. Leave Pazuzu's Tower.
Objective #1: Talk to Otto.
Go into Windia and go to the house on the bottom right. Talk to the doctor
inside, and he will tell you to go to Mount Gale to calm the winds.
Objective #2: Get through Mount Gale.
East of Windia is Mount Gale. At Mount Gale, go up to the top of the screen
then turn right and cross the bridge, staying at the bottom of it. Go around
the hill and up the stairs that have the skeleton at the top of them. Move up
and go across the gaps, then come down and go down the next three stairways. Go
to the right and up the next two stairways. Cross the bridge, staying on the
bottom. Move up to the summit of Mount Gale to encounter Dullahan.
Obkective #3: Defeat Dullahan.
Begin the battle by taking out Dullahan's two helpers. Have your hero use
White as Kaeli cures you and you'll whack out Dullahan.
Objective #4: Fix the Rainbow Road.
Go back to Windia now. The wind has stopped. Go into Otto's place again
and he'll attempt to create the Rainbow Road. Before you leave, Otto explains
about the elevator switches in Pazuzu's Tower.
Objective #5: Get through Pazuzu's Tower.
As you enter Pazuzu's Tower, go to the right and talk to Norma. She'll go
back to Windia. Move forward to the elevator, where you will find Pazuzu. Talk
to him and he'll disappear. Now go back down and to the right of where Norma
was standing. Go through the cave and go up the stairs and climb up the stairs
in the area after that to the third level of the tower.
On this level, go to the left and around to the stairs. Go up them. Then,
go up the stairs on the fifth floor. Climb up to the seventh floor from there.
Go to the right and go to the stairs going down at the bottom of the screen.
Bomb through the wall and hit the switch. Go to the left, grab the Flare spell,
and then go down the stairs beyond the door behind the chest.
On this floor, go to the right and down the stairs. Now go down and to the
left. Bomb through the blocked door and go up to Pazuzu. Now go back and to
the door of the left of where you were and hit the switch. Go down the stairs
to the left of the switch down to the second floor. Go to the far right passage
and follow the left fork up to the switch. Hit it, then go to near the entrance
of the passage and go down the stairs. Go up to floor three, where Pazuzu is
Objective #6: Defeat Pazuzu.
The Aero and Flare spells will work very well against Pazuzu. When Pazuzu
goes into a defensive mode, your spells will not work on him. Use your healing
spells wisely and, maybe with the ade of a seed or two, you'll trash this bird.
Objective #7: Leave Pazuzu's Tower.
Go on and grab the Sky Coin then leave the tower.
K: Captain Mac
1. Talk to Otto.
2. Get theThunder Rock.
3. Drain the Upper Lake.
4. Get on the ship.
5. Clear out Mac's ship.
Objective #1: Talk to Otto.
Go back to Windia and talk to Otto. Reuben will come up and join your
Now you must go to Fireburg to talk to Reuben's father.
Objective #2: Get the Thunder Rock.
Go through Focus Tower and to Fireburg. Talk to Reuben's father to get the
Thunder Rock.
Objective #3: Drain the Upper Lake.
Take the Thunder Rock back to Otto. He will use it to expand his Rainbow
Road. Go up to Spencer's Place, and you'll drain the Upper Lake by using a
This will send Captain Mac's ship afloat.
Objective #4: Get on the ship.
Go to the house in the upper right corner of Windia. Talk to Kaeli and she
will give you the Captain Cap. Use the warp in the basement by using the Mobius
Crest (in Spencer's Place). You'll be at the Ship Dock. Get on the ship.
Objective #5: Clear out Mac's ship.
Go to the left and up the stairs. Get to the middle area of where you're
where the poles are. Climb the poles and the ropes to get to an area with a set
of stairs. Now move down to the bottom of the screen, going up and down as
necessary. You'll find Captain Mac and return to Windia.
Objective #6: Hear the Prophecy.
Go to the inn in Windia and Pheobe will join you. Go upstairs and talk to
Captain Mac. He will tell you about the Dark King. Take Mac's boat over to
Focus Tower and enter Doom Castle.
L: The Dark King
1. Get through the earth dungeon.
2. Defeat Skullurus Rex.
3. Get through the ice dungeon.
4. Defeat the Stone Golem.
5. Get through the fire dungeon.
6. Defeat the Twinhead Wyvern.
7. Get through the wind dungeon.
8. Defeat Zuh.
9. Defeat the Dark King.
Objective #1: Get through the earth dungeon.
In the first room of Doom Tower, go around to the top of the screen and
there are many stairs. Go down the third one on the left and go down until a
treasure box stops you. Throw a bomb to the left then use your claw to get over
there. Climb up the stairs to fight the Skullurus Rex.
Objective #2: Defeat Skullurus Rex.
Use physical attacks and healing spells to get you through this battle. Be
sure to whack out the sidekicks first. (This battle is very similar to that
with the boss who held the Earth Crystal.)
Objective #3: Get through the ice dungeon.
Go up the stairs into the part of Doom Castle above Focus Tower. Go through
the door and into the ice dungeon. Hit the switch with your sword. Go forward
and then to the left. Hit the nearest switch and go into the compartment and
hit the switch.
Once the switches are hit, go back to the right. Cross the gap and go to
the ice nearer to the top of the screen. Go right and through the right
Hit the switch and then go through the left passage. Go straight through the
compartment and hit the switch.
Now go back to the right of the entrance and cross the gap, this time going
to the right. Go through the compartment and then through the next compartment
and hit the switch. Go down a little from the switch and hop over to the left.
Head around and through the next compartment. Go through the compartment after
that and head up then through the door to the right. Now you can fight the
Stone Golem.
Objective #4: Defeat the Stone Golem.
Kick off the battle by booting the golem's friends out. A Flare spell
should take care of that. Use physical attacks and healing spells to melt down
the golem. (This battle is very similar to that with the boss who held the
Water Crystal.)
Objective #5: Get through the fire dungeon.
Go into the floor above the ice dungeon to go into the fire dungeon. Go to
the stones in front of you and hop over them to the left. Use the claw to get
across several gaps until you make your way around to the Twinhead Wyvern.
Objective #6: Defeat the Twinhead Wyvern.
Commence the battle with a Meteor spell. That should handle the two
sidekicks, for the most part. Use physical attacks, White spells, and healing
spells to handle this beast. (This battle is very similar to that with the boss
who held the Fire Crystal.)
Objective #7: Get through the wind dungeon.
Go to the floor above the fire dungeon and you'll be in the wind dungeon.
Be careful not to fall off the ledges in this dungeon. Go forward and to the
right. Go down the screen and up the stairs.
Go right and around. To the left. Go up and down the stairs. Go to the top
of the screen and into the wall. Go to the right in the wall. Go down and
through the next tunnel. Go up and up the stairs. Circle around the ledge to
fight Zuh.
Objective #8: Defeat Zuh.
Start by whacking out the two sidekicks. Use wind spells, healing spells,
and physical attacks to kill Zuh. (This battle is very similar to that with the
boss who held the Wind Crystal.)
Objective #9: Defeat the Dark King.
Go to a floor above the wind dungeon. You'll get fully healed and a large
quanity of items. Go forward to encounter the Dark King.
Begin by casting Flare and White spells, healing whenever you become in
danger. Use seeds if you get low on spells. Before you know it, the Dark King
will suddenly change forms and become much more fierce.
In this stage of the Dark King, use the same Flare and White spells you used
in the last stage, using seeds to renew your supply. Be sure to stay healed.
After a while, the Dark King will suddenly transform into a gargantuan spider.
The next two stages are very similar to the prior two, except the Dark King
uses stronger attack and it will become more imperative that you keep yourself
After you defeat the Dark King, you have beat Final Fantasy Mystic Quest.
Good job. Enjoy the ending.
Section 3: Battlefields
There are areas in the game accessible from the world map called
battlefields. Each battlefield has ten rounds. Each round is an individual
combat. After completing all ten rounds on the battlefield, you'll recieve a
special reward. The following are the locations of the battlefields and the
rewards you get for finishing them:
Location: North of the Level Forest
Reward: 54 EXP
Location: West of the Sand Temple
Reward: Charm
Location: East of the Sand Temple
Reward: 150 GP
Location: South of the Libra Temple
Reward: 99 EXP
Location: East of the Libra Temple
Reward: 300 GP
Location: South of Aquaria
Reward: Magic Ring
Location: East of Aquaria
Reward: 99 EXP
Location: West of the Wintry Cave
Reward: 600 GP
Location: South of the Ice Pyramid
Reward: 328 EXP
Location: North of the Libra Temple
Reward: Exit spell
Location: North of the Wintry Temple
Reward: 744 EXP
Location: South of the battlefield listed below
Reward: 900 GP
Location: South of the battlefield listed below
Reward: Gemini Crest
Location: East of Fireburg
Reward: 816 EXP
Location: West of Fireburg
Reward: 1200 GP
Location: South of the Mine
Reward: Thunder spell
Location: West of the Volcano
Reward: 1200 EXP
Location: East of the Volcano
Reward: 1068 EXP
Location: West of the Kaidge Temple
Reward: 2808 EXP
Location: South of Windia
Reward: 2700 EXP
Section 4: Lists
This section contains lists of all the items and such in the game. It
includes statistics about the items as well.
A: Items
The following is a list of items (from left to right, top to bottom as they
appear in the game) in the game.
Cure Potion
Heal Potion
Tree Wither
Venus Key
Multi Key
Magic Mirror
Thunder Rock
Captain Cap
Libra Crest
Gemini Crest
Mobius Crest
Sand Coin
River Coin
Sun Coin
Sky Coin
B: Spells
This section contains a list of spells (from top to bottom in the game) in
order of what type of spells they are.
White Spells
Black Spells
Wizard Spells
C: Armor
This section contains a list of armor in the game (by armor type) and their
defensive values in parenthesees.
Apollo Hat (15)
Moon Helmet (9)
Steel Helmet (4)
Gaia's Armor (15)
Noble Armor (12)
Steel Armor (6)
Aegis Shield (14)
Venus Shield (10)
Steel Shield (5)
Cupid Locklet (6)
Magic Ring (3)
Charm (1)
D: Weapons
This section contains all the weapons by type. It also has their offensive
values in parenthesees.
Excalibur (215)
Knight Sword (135)
Steel Sword (92)
Giant's Axe (195)
Battle Axe (150)
Axe (96)
Dragon Claw (167)
Charm Claw (125)
Cat Claw (90)
Mega Grenade (162)
Jumbo Bomb (112)
Bomb (63)
Section 5: Other Information
A: Contact Information
My e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com. I am unavailable to provide help on
game-related issues due to the amount of time that has passed since the writing
of this walkthrough. However, I would appreciate hearing from you with comments
and requests.
If you are interested in including this walkthrough on your site, please
read the next section.
B: Licensing
As of April 27, 2009, I have updated all of my walkthroughs to be licensed
under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License
(http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/). This means you are free to
redistribute or build upon my work, even for commercial purposes. The only
thing I ask in return is that you give me credit for the content you use.
C: Credits
Thanks to Nintendo for the SNES console and production of Final Fantasy
Mystic Quest.
Thanks to Squaresoft for creation of the game.
Thanks to GameFAQs for being a great site.
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A hapless burglar has been sentenced after being caught red handed by a photographer.
On Friday Thomas McCarthy, 19, of Merlin Crescent, Edgware, appeared at Harrow Crown Court where he was sentenced to 16 months in a young offenders institute.
This sentenced included punishment for his role in a burglary where a witness photographed him leaving the scene as the victim entered it.
On October 24, 2011, the victim, who is in her 80s, left her Edgware home in the morning.
While she was away a witness saw a group of young people hanging around near her house.
The witness then saw one of the men go down the alley at the side of the house.
This man then broke into the building and so the witness started taking photographs.
As this was happening, the elderly victim returned to her home and entered the front door just as the burglar, McCarthy, was leaving through the side door.
The victim discovered that her bedroom had been searched and that jewellery, and £800 cash, had been taken so she called the police.
The witness gave the photographs to the police who circulated them to all officers.
Later a group of youths similar to those in the pictures were spotted by police in Gaskarth Road, Burnt Oak.
One of the men was McCarthy who was arrested and pleaded guilty to the burglary.
DC Alan Horsfall of Barnet CID said: "The witness was only just in the country and did not know about calling police, but they did have the quickness of mind to take photographs of what was happening.
"This provided the evidence that allowed us to quickly identify, arrest and charge McCarthy.
"This case underlines both the importance of making sure our property is secure and the need to look out for each other."


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> No, because excludeFrom->FindFirst(url) == 0 means that there is no search
> pattern in the exclude list. In this case 1 should be returned. (If
> nothing is in the exclude-list, it should be displayed.)
OK, sorry, I was wrong.
FindFirst(url) may be 0 even though there is a search pattern compiled.
So you are right, it should be "excludeFrom->FindFirst(url) >= 0".
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December 18, 2007
Jack joins Nanci Griffith, Jonell Mosser, Roger Cook, Roberto Bianco, and a host of others to ring in the Christmas season at saxophonist Jay Patten's annual bash.
December 11, 2007
Documentary about Cowboy Jack, which has toured the world's film festivals and is being broadcast nationwide on selected Public Television stations. Check your local listings. Now available at the Specialtees store ($19.98), the prize-winning documentary was made by the team of Robert Gordon and Morgan Neville (who have also recently done a great film about the history of Stax Records).
November 10, 2007
Jack takes participates in weeklong series of events celebrating the career of Jerry Lee Lewis. Whole Lot of Shakin': The Life and Music of Jerry Lee Lewis 2007 series will mark the FIRST time Rock Hall honors a living master. Cowboy will perform on the show and engage in a panel discussion. This is getting to be an annual gig --- last year he participated in the tribute to Roy Orbison.
October 30, 2007
In a whirlwind tour of windmill land, Cowboy plays several dates - Eindhoven, Oosterlicht, and at the club Paradiso in Amsterdam - and hooks up with The Watchman, a band he produced in 1992.
October 17, 2007
At the Brooks Museum of Art 6pm. A special appearance by the Cowboy himself after the screening.
September 29, 2007
Jack participates in a festival along the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia with Prairie Home Companion regulars Robin & Linda Williams and Jimmy Fortune, member of the Statler Brothers, recent inductees to the Gospel Music Hall of Fame. Also on the bill: Marty Stuart, Billy Joe Shaver, Adrienne Young, Billy Yates, Michael Martin Murphey, and more. Read a review of the songwriter show here.
September 5, 2007
Documentary about Cowboy Jack, which had an advance screening at the Belcourt Theatre on 8/29/07, will have its broadcast première on WNPT, Nashville Public Television. The showing of Cowboy Jack Clement's Home Movies or SHAKESPEARE WAS A BIG GEORGE JONES FAN will coincide with the release of the DVD available from Shout!Factory.
August 18, 2007
Kris stops by Jack's show on Sirius Satellite Radio to reminisce about the good old days. Click picture above to listen ot Part I.
August 16, 2007
Two graduates of Cowboy's College of Musical Nonsense, Shawn Camp and Billy Burnette, put out an album of Elvis songs done up bluegrass-style. So the music comes full circle - remember that the King's career took off when he revved up a Bill Monroe number.
June 7, 2007
One of the key ingredients and most beloved members of our musical world, Charles Cochran, was killed in a car crash . His keyboard and arranging skills contributed, beyond measure, to the projects of Jack Clement and his followers for almost five decades. He is pictured here (back row, 2nd from right) with Jack and various merry cohorts sometime in the early 1970s.
May 19, 2007
Cowboy appears on the world famous radio show for the second time in 5 months. One of the songs he does, the Clement-written Just a Girl I Used to Know, was coincidentally (almost simultaneously) also being performed on the Opry by Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton as part of Porter's 50th anniversary celebration. Before launching into his first number, Jack even gets a little polka fix in. You can listen to the show by clicking logo link above. Here's a tip: once the RealPlayer starts, you can skip to a given portion by going to "Play" on the dropdown menu and selecting "Seek To" and then putting in the desired time marker.
May 15, 2007
One of Cowboy's latest protégés and regular band member, Shawn Camp, is a writer on a song nominated for Song of the Year at the Academy of Country Music Awards to be held in Las Vegas and televised on CBS May 15 - Would You Go With Me by Josh Turner. The same song is also nominated for Single of the Year, and another one of Shawn's tunes is up for a Dove Award. Not a bad year for the kid Jack dubbed "Boy Wonder".
February 25, 2007
A transcription of an extended conversation between Bob, Jack, and John Lomax III about the wild days in Beaumont can be viewed here
February 15, 2007
Please take a moment, click the image link, and lend your name to the tribute to Cowboy's first "assignment" at Sun Studio in 1956. He ended up as Roy's producer/engineer, co-writer, bass player, and lifelong friend.
December 31, 2006
Garrison Keillor, the baby boom's Mark Twain, hosts Cowboy Jack on his nationally syndicated New Year's Eve show (listen)
along with Emmylou Harris, Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas, Stuart Duncan, Buddy Emmons, The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band, Suzy Bogguss, Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver, Old Crow Medicine Show, Jon Randall, Rhonda Vincent and the Rage, and Robin and Linda Williams.
November 4, 2006
Back in the summer 1956, Roy was the first act that Sam Phillips handed over to Jack, who did all the subsequent recording. The de facto producer of the sessions, Cowboy ran the board, co-wrote songs with Roy, and even played bass on some of the sides. On Sun, Roy had a pretty good hit with "Ooby Dooby", but rock stardom eluded him until he wound up with Monument Records, and his career took off. While in Cleveland to do the show honoring Orbison (who would have turned 70 this year), Cowboy is likely to find time to get a polka fix.
October 28, 2006
National Public Radio interviews Cowboy (and his personal documentarian, Robert Gordon) as the kick-off segment to their series on the Library of Congress/National Recording Registry's historically significant sound recordings.
October 20, 2006
$10 ($5 youth/$25 family) to hear Jack with 100% of the proceeds going to Martha O'Bryan Center which ministers to the needy of Nashville
July 5, 2006
Paul Craft (Keep Me From Blowing Away, Brother Jukebox, Dropkick Me Jesus), Allen Reynolds, producer of Garth Brooks (Five O'Clock World, Catfish John, I Recall a Gypsy Woman), Dickey Lee ( She Thinks I Still Care, Patches), and Cowboy play a songwriters-in-the-round show for NSAI Legislative fund. RESERVATIONS will most likely be necessary ($15 plus $7 tab minimum; $35 Gold Circle includes autographed poster and close-in seating) - you will need to call the Bluebird beginning 11 am June 28 at 383-1461 (put it on speed-dial, it's usually busy)
Fifty years ago today Jack takes job at Sun Studio
***June 15, 1956 - June 15, 2006***
Special performance/screening of Cowboy Jack's Home Movies in Chattanooga
Jack will be performing as the special guest in conjunction with the screening of the Gordon/Neville documentary Thursday 5:30 pm ET at the Hunter Museum of American Art Theatre, 10 Bluff View, Chattanooga, TN. Tickets are $12; $5 for AEC & Hunter Members and UTC students and staff. Reserved seating recommended (it will probably sell out). Read the article by Bambi Evans
Charley Pride stops by the Cowboy Arms
Old friend Charley Pride stopped by the office to talk about a new album he's working on and his Canadian tour. Also pictured are W. Earl Brown from the HBO show "Deadwood" (and Sirius Radio host) and photographer CJ Flanagan (click to enlarge picture above)
1st Anniversary of Cowboy's show on the SIRIUS Satellite Network
Jack will be interviewing Shawn Camp about his new album Fireball
April 11, 2006
Of all the sound recordings in history, the Library of Congress annually selects 50 of the most "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant" for special preservation. Here is a list of some of this year's honorees for which the LOC has prepared sound excerpts. Listen here
April 1, 2006
Annual Nashville festival covering 5 nights and 8 clubs with songwriters from a mix of genres. Also appearing on his "Legends" show: Lynn Anderson, Dobie Gray, Mentor Williams, more. Here's a schedule in PDF format for the whole weeklong guitar pull
March 30, 2006
The two most recent graduates from Cowboy's College of Musical Nonsense both release critically acclaimed recordings furthering their solo careers. Recommended
March 12, 2006
Song for which Jack made up the signature horn part, played the guitar, and was de facto producer is title of show opening at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre. Who would've thunk Jack's "Flushed from the Bathroom of Your Heart" was destined to be performed on Broadway. The Cowboy was a guest of honor.
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Below: cast photo featuring Lari White (piggybacking) and Brent Moyer (w/guitar)
February 8, 2006
John came to Nashville in 1976 to work with Cowboy Jack and appears in the "Home Movies" documentary as do winners Del McCoury and Bono.
February 4, 2006
Here are the first seven tracks:
January 6, 2006
Cowboy was Townes's first producer and publisher.
Friday showing of the movie Be Here To Love Me preceded by a short musical tribute concert at 7 pm featuring Steve Earle, Jonell Mosser, and Dave Olney among others including a special guest performance by Jack (click picture below).


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Sunday, September 19, 2010
Commercial Gluten-Free Bake Mixes are High Carb
Ingredients: organic wholegrain brown rice flour, organic potato starch, tapioca starch, tapioca starch, baking powder (monocalcium phosphate, sodium bicarbobate, corn stach), fava bean flour, sea salt
The results using this bake mix tend to create baked products that are more dense and crumbly.
A quarter cup = 30 g of carbohydrate and 1 g of fiber = 29 g net carbs. Compare that to my gluten-free bake mix, a quarter cup = 7 g net carbs
There is not a whole lot out there for low-carbers who must also be gluten-free. My DH will not support me in writing a low-carb and gluten-free cookbook. The target market is too small, however, there are still plenty of people who fall into that category. I want to pursue many dessert recipes that are low-carb and gluten-free in order to help people.
It's not easy to make desserts like we are used to when one has to cut out sugar and white flour and now add to that gluten, and oh by the way, make it low-carb as well. I do like a challenge though and food chemistry has been my thing for many years. I'm not a great marketer (TV and radio which I have done plenty of is not my thing), popular sort of witty person, great researcher, study analyzer, etc., but food chemistry and playing in the kitchen is what I enjoy. I enjoy being able to provide alternatives for some of our favorite comfort foods of yesteryear. I cannot stand deprivation or to see others feel deprived. Problem is no matter what I and others come up with, it does require a bit of work - i.e. to make those alternatives. The ready-to-grab foods are few and far between. Chleochatra, Dar from Dar Dreams, Ginny, Lisa (24-7 LC Diner) and Maria from my favorite blog links, as well as Lauren, of course, from Healthy Indulgenges are also working in this area. Do be sure to check out their amazing blogs in my favorite blogs and websites.
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How I wish you could write that low-carb, gluten-free cookbook. It would be top of my must buy list. I'll definitely be watching your blog for any recipes you do come up with.
I was planning to buy some of your previous cookbooks. Which would you suggest for the gluten-free among us?
- Sunday, September 19, 2010 2:47:00 PM
- Jennifer said...
Cindy, I had to have some time to sit down and thin about your question. It's been crazy around here. Sorry for the delay in getting back to you.
Let's just say many of the recipes in my cookbooks are gluten-free since they are simply regular cooking recipes. However, when it comes to baking, the best cookbooks to order would be Splendid Low-Carb Desserts and Splendid Low-Carbing for Life, Volume 1. The reason I suggest that is I use about 2 bake mixes in those books, and except for the bread and tortilla and pizza crust recipes, you should be able to use my gluten-free bake mix. I will be posting 2 more gluten-free bake mixes shortly. I need to first test them in a couple more recipes, before making them public.
- Tuesday, September 21, 2010 4:16:00 PM
Thanks! I'll try out those two. Can't wait to see your new gluten free bake mixes.
- Wednesday, September 22, 2010 3:50:00 PM
- Jennifer said...
You're welcome. I'm working on it. Probably next week or the next, I'll post them.
- Wednesday, September 22, 2010 4:17:00 PM
- DAR said...
Hi, Jennifer!
Most of my recipes are gluten-free as well as sugar-free and low carb.
My BGL doesn't like wheat, so I use subs like coconut flour and milled chia seeds when I want a "flour."
- Friday, September 24, 2010 9:50:00 PM
- Jennifer said...
Sorry, Dar, I forgot about your recipes - I've added you to the list of people I mentioned. Thanks for alerting me to that. Hope you are well and happy these days?
- Saturday, September 25, 2010 8:39:00 AM
- DAR said...
Thanks, Jen. I've been busy adding to my recipes and websites.
I recently posted a list of my Top 20 Low Carb Heroes (http://www.squidoo.com/top-20-low-carb-heroes). Check it out... You might find some people you recognize! ;+)
- Saturday, September 25, 2010 6:41:00 PM
- Jennifer said...
Wow!! - there are some big names there - I'm in good company! Thanks, Dar. Only one person missing - You!
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Champaign County
Job Description
Job Title:
Senior Legal Clerk
Circuit Clerk
Reports To:
Deputy Circuit Clerk or Supervisor
FLSA Status:
Employment Status:
Bargaining Unit - AFSCME Circuit Clerk
Prepared Date:
April, 2004
Performs responsible clerical duties involved in processing court documents and maintaining court schedules, compiling and preparing statistical reports and types a variety of correspondence, forms and reports. Ability to perform Legal Clerk duties in a variety of areas of law.
include the following. Other duties may be assigned.
The ability to 'swing' from one division to another as the needs of the office dictate.
Maintains all appropriate case files to a particular division.
Ensures that necessary documents are included in all case files before submitting them to court.
May receive and process cases; assign docket numbers, submit them to court, set bench trials, issue summons and warrants, record continuances, file probation reports; may notify the Secretary of State and other agencies about completed cases.
Answers the telephone, responds to questions regarding court documents from persons in the legal system, other governmental agencies and the general public.
Prepares and maintains statistical records and reports for all agencies as mandated.
Provides assistance to the juvenile probation officers.
Expunges records when ordered by the Court or Chief Judge of the Circuit.
Accepts payments on court cases, receipts to proper case and account type; balances cash drawer at the end of each day.
Maintains a variety of records on court cases, special fees, etc.; may utilize a computer terminal to update information on these records.
Drafts and types correspondence.
Types a variety of forms, court calendars, docket sheets, etc.
Schedules court cases.
Issues and processes passport applications.
May train new clerical employees and occasionally exercise limited supervision over them.
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE
High school diploma or general education degree (GED) with courses in typing and general office procedures, plus two years of appropriate college level course work and two years of appropriate clerical/business experience; or equivalent combination of education and experience in office/clerical duties. Requires good knowledge of the English language, spelling and mathematics. Requires knowledge of modern office procedures, practices, court procedures and office equipment including on-line computer terminal. Should have some knowledge of legal terminology and phrases, the methods and procedures of handling and accounting for money.
Ability to read and interpret documents such as legal terminology. Ability to write routine reports and correspondence. Ability to speak effectively before customers or employees of the organization.
Ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide in all units of measure using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals.
Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, or diagram form. Ability to deal with problems involving several concrete variables in standardized situations.
As required.
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently required to use hands to finger, handle or feel; talk; or hear. The employee is occasionally required to stand; walk; sit; reach with hands and arms; and stoop; kneel; or crouch The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, depth perception and ability to adjust focus.
The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Normal office conditions. The noise level in the work environment is quiet to moderate.
Note: This job description contains wording of a general class of positions within the Champaign County salary administration program. The description contains examples of duties and responsibilities which may or may not be considered to be "essential functions" to a particular job or position within this job class. "Essential functions" are to be determined at the position or job level within each department.


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Bill Spang died peacefully in his sleep Easter Sunday of old age. He was 95 years old. A Toluca Lake resident for almost 70 years, Bill was the owner of Peerless Cleaners, retiring at 90. He continued working, collecting and reselling antiques at swap meets. You may have seen Bill combing Burbank alleys with a shopping cart and straw hat collecting "treasures" for resale until his eyesight failed him a few months ago. Amazingly strong and agile for his age, Bill started roller skating in his 50s, became a surfer in his 70s, and skied Mammoth in his 80s. He loved playing poker with his son, Ron, and the boys from the Studios. He also loved the horse races at Santa Anita. He outlived his wife, Mary, who died three years ago. He is survived by his son, Ron Spang, film editor and daughter, Cynthia Douglas, and his sister, Betty, in Chicago where Bill was born. Bill left behind many nieces, nephews, and grandchildren. Mr. Spang was a very kind and considerate man; he had no enemies — everybody loved him. He was an exceptional human being. He will be missed by all. Farewell, Wild Bill!
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The happiest days of their lives
Growing up
Vanessa Hudgens, Zac Efron and Ashley Tisdale,
stars of High School Musical 3: Senior Year , arrive to screaming
fans at last night's premiere.
Photo: Edwina Pickles
YOU will not see their names in lights at the Academy Awards next year, but for a devoted generation of Australians Hollywood's big-name stars mean little when compared with the tween idols Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Tisdale.
The three, aged 21, 19 and 23 respectively, with the director Kenny Ortega, walked a Sydney red carpet together for the first time last night at the big-screen premiere of High School Musical 3: Senior Year, the latest instalment in the Disney phenomenon and the first to have a theatrical release.
More than 300 screaming fans crowded the George Street Cinema complex, spilling out across the street.
The success of the film seems guaranteed - in the opening weekend in the US it took $US42 million ($61 million) and in the process beat its own record for the highest-grossing musical for the third time in 18 months. And there appears to be no end in sight for the franchise, which has spawned a concert tour, a musical, an HSM On Ice tour, a reality television show and a Mexican spin-off, High School Musical: El Desafio.
The press tour is a farewell of sorts for the stars who will not be returning for the fourth instalment. Hudgens said she was looking forward to building her film career. "It has been an incredible journey, but you have got to grow up at some point."
It has also spawned a real-life romance, between the on-screen paramours Efron and Hudgens, and for Hudgens a lesson in fame, when nude photos of her surfaced on the internet.
Among the fans hoping to meet Efron was Bindi Irwin, who attended the premiere with her mother, Terri, and her brother Bob. "He is a great bloke," she said.
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From the North American Schachenmayr website:
Baby Wool is extra-soft, high-quality baby yarn in attractive 25 g balls. With high yardage for lightweight but warm knits for baby. Wonderfully suited to all knits for babies and toddlers. Easy care and machine washable.
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Issue Position: Finding Common Ground on Reproductive Rights
As a Member of Congress, I believe it is critically important that privacy rights involving reproduction and contraception be preserved under the law. On the issue of abortion, which has so divided our country, I support a woman's right to make her own decisions when it comes to her reproductive health. I believe that it would be a terrible mistake for our country if we turned the clock back to a time when all abortions were illegal, thereby turning women and their doctors into criminals. What makes sense to me is that we ensure that abortions in our country are safe, legal, and rare - meaning that we ought to preserve the right of women to make this difficult choice, but can surely do more to provide better reproductive health services to families so that unwanted pregnancies are rarer and abortions rarer still.
I believe that it is possible for communities divided by this emotional and controversial issue to find common ground and work together to decrease the number of abortions in America. That is why I have cosponsored the Reducing the Need for Abortions and Supporting Parents Act (HR 1074). This legislation would create programs to prevent teen pregnancy, expand Medicaid eligibility for family planning services, and expand adoption programs. The bill aims to reduce the abortion rate by preventing unintended pregnancies, supporting pregnant women, and assisting new parents. This is a consensus bill focused on the need to reduce abortion, while also providing supports for new parents to strengthen their families. It represents new terrain on this issue. And it moves beyond discourse about the legalization of abortion and toward doing something to reduce the rate of abortion. It is strong on prevention and contraception and strong on family support.
I believe it is also important to support programs aimed at improving access to quality health care and education about contraception and the choices involved with family planning, and am a cosponsor of the Prevention First Act of 2007 (HR 819), which includes provisions to provide insurance coverage for contraceptives and to increase funding for Title X clinics that offer family planning services for women. The legislation also provides funding for basic health care services such as breast exams, pelvic exams, and pap smearsall critical components in maintaining reproductive health.
Education is also imperative to prevent unwanted pregnancies and to help women make informed decisions. I support legislation and other efforts at home and in the international arena to provide comprehensive sex education, which includes information about the importance of abstinence before marriage, basic and emergency contraception, and the dangers of sexually transmitted diseases.
Family planning clinics need to continue to provide information on all of the options available to women who are pregnant, including adoption. These policies - improving access to health care and providing better reproductive health education - can help us all find common ground to reduce the number of abortions that occur in our country.
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Peanut Butter Balls
Recipe by j1m404
No! These are not Schwetty Balls...but they're the next best thing! LOL!!!
Top Review by flower7
Well they may not be Schwetty Balls LOL but they are sooooo good! These are basically what I know as Buckeyes candies, but with rice krispies added and chunky not smooth peanut butter. I halved the recipe and used Jif "Natural" crunchy peanut butter and instead of candy melts, Ghirardelli semi-sweet baking chocolate (with a tiny bit of 70% dark chocolate added). I melted just 6 oz chocolate for the half recipe and had quite a bit leftover; I added a scoop of peanut butter to it and some oatmeal cereal and poured out onto parchment paper to harden. Also yummy! LOL Thanks for sharing!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 cups Rice Krispies
- 1 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1 cup peanut butter (chunky)
- 2 tablespoons butter (melted)
- 1 lb chocolate candy melts
Directions See How It's Made
- Mix Rice Krispies, sugar, peanut butter and butter thoroughly, and roll into small balls.
- Place balls on bread pan covered with wax paper and put in the freezer until firm.
- Melt chocolate or candy coats in a double boiler on low heat.
- Dip balls in candy melts and place on a bread sheet covered with wax paper.
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Aubert Larry Hyde & Sons Vineyard Chardonnay 2009
Chardonnay from Carneros, California
Winemaker's Notes
Larry Hyde & Sons Vineyard Chardonnay is a wine of immense depth and concentration. The wine exhibits dried fruit such as lemon, pineapple and even some dried ginger. Strong mineral and acid frame the body with a vin du garde-like personality. Initially, there is a floral, high toned building to candied fruits and just heaps of minerality. A wonderful green tint is in the edge of the color; this is reflective of the clonal material.
Critical Acclaim
Wine Spectator - "Sleek and refined, with spicy citrus, pithy lemon peel, anise, smoked fig and roasted marshmallow flavors, gaining depth and persistence on the long, detailed finish."
Vinous / Antonio Galloni - "The 2009 Chardonnay Hyde Vineyard comes across as rich, round and layered. Dried apricots, peaches, flowers and tangerine are some of the notes that flow from this sumptuous, well-spoken Chardonnay. The wine turns more and more delicate with time in the glass. I loved it. This is a great showing from Mark Aubert."
International Wine Cellar - "Light straw color. Beautiful, open nose suggests campfire, white peach and green pear, with hints of pine and herbs. It reminded some of Burgundy. In the mouth, wine #5 has excellent acidity and "attack." It's a complex wine with a core of sweet fennel seed and minty white bread. Not particularly rich; we suspect that it would pair nicely with food. Keeps getting better as it opens in the glass. Impressive."
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Owner/winemaker Mark Aubert has had a distinguished winemaking career including a 12 year stint at Peter Michael where he followed Helen Turley. Aubert succeeded Turley again several years later at Colgin Cellars. He has been a winemaking consultant for several prestigious wineries including Sloan, Bryant and Futo. He crafts outstanding vineyard-designate Chardonnays and Pinot Noirs from estate and leased vineyards in the Russian River Valley and Sonoma Coast in a full-blown hedonistic style. The first wines were released with the 2000 vintage. Ulises Valdez is Aubert's vineyard manager. Until 2008, the two Pinot Noirs have been from the Reuling Vineyard and UV Vineyard, both located in the Sonoma Coast AVA. A new estate Chardonnay and Pinot Noir vineyard has been planted adjacent Reuling, 4 acres of Pinot Noir were planted at Ritchie Vineyard in 2008, and 9 acres of Pinot Noir have been planted at a new site high above the town of Occidental. In 2008, there were six different single vineyard Chardonnays and five Pinot Noir wines. View all Aubert Wines
About Carneros
Technically a part of Napa Valley, the Carneros region straddles both Sonoma & Napa counties. It's the Napa region closest to the San Francisco peninsula and the San Pablo Bay, which is instrumental in controlling the climate of the area. The winds from the San Pablo bay create a cool weather pattern ideal for growing Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
Notable FactsBoth Chardonnay and Pinot Noir from Carneros are delicate, yet complex, with firm structure and acidity. And while the pair are the most popular varieties of the region, some winemakers have branched out, particularly with Syrah. The cool climate Syrah of Carneros is well structured and stylistically similar to Syrah from the Northern Rhone, though often fuller-bodied.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country unto itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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The recent payment of more than $117,000 to a general contractor for work in the nearly $15 million, multi-year wastewater plant expansion in Princeton reflects the project's near completion.
This latest payment was approved by the city council on Dec. 27, 2012, and went to the Deerwood-based Rice Lake Construction Group.
The revised contract for Rice Lake ended up at more than $10.30 million after $7,361 worth of change orders. Change orders occur when something unforeseen comes up that justifies paying the contractor more to get the job done. Now, less than $1 million is left to be paid to Rice Lake Construction, and some of the money is being retained until certain work is completed. Weather has held up getting some of that done by now. Work remaining as of last month included: chain link fencing ($18,300), seeding and landscaping ($10,700), installation of metals ($2,750), caulking ($880), painting ($3,680), ventilation ($4,458), and electrical-related work ($19,250).
City Administrator Mark Karnowski told the council that the project is down to the punch list where the consulting engineers review the work with the contractors to determine if any work items are incomplete or need to be redone.
Karnowski said he will arrange a council tour of the wastewater plant when weather permits.
The project resulted in major modifications, including having the treated wastewater being piped to the nearby Rum River, rather than into a lagoon as had been done in the past. Another major change was the construction of concrete enclosures with reed grasses to reduce the sludge left over after wastewater treatment.
Figuring out the exact cost of the project will take some time, Karnowski said, because of the many facets of the project resulting in multiple contractors, including two engineering firms – SEH and WSB & Associates.


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Sale of UND building draws legislative scrutiny
GRAND FORKS — North Dakota legislators will review last year's sale of a University of North Dakota facility.
But legislators now wonder if that sale went through the proper procedures. They point to a bill signed into law last year that allows the State Board of Higher Education to conduct the sale of the REAC building.
"The Legislature was very clear that UND should not be negotiating with UND on a building," said Sen. Ray Holmberg, R-Grand Forks. He said at this time, it doesn't appear the sale process followed the intent of the bill.
Holmberg, chairman of the Interim Legislative Management Committee, wrote a letter last week to Rep. Jeff Delzer, R-Underwood, directing his committee to review aspects of the sale.
Holmberg said legislators will examine the negotiation process and "if the taxpayers and the students through tuition were well-served by what occurred."
"I would say that from our perspective, we followed all of the proper protocols," said UND spokesman Peter Johnson.
"We believe that UND's ownership of the REAC facility will help support UND's mission of economic development for North Dakota, will provide practical, real-world experience for professors, graduate students and undergraduates, and will provide many opportunities for future growth and development," Larry Skogen, interim chancellor of the North Dakota University System, and UND President Robert Kelley said in a statement Tuesday.
The REAC facility opened in 2009 as a "technology accelerator" for emerging companies. The facility offers commercial and academic labs for lease, as well as offices and conference rooms.
"There are no laboratory facilities available for either life sciences or engineering in the local commercial real estate market. Having such a facility available makes it possible to develop high-tech businesses and diversify the state's economy," UND stated in a Jan. 17, 2013, memo included in a collection of documents provided to Holmberg by the North Dakota University System.
But as of November, about 17,100 of the 32,000 rentable square feet had been leased, according to that report. UND had provided more than $2 million for the facility, from its early stages through fiscal year 2013.
"The UND Research Foundation has had some difficulty in keeping the facility fully leased, which has hampered their ability to cash flow operations," according to a June 2011 legislative testimony from Justin Dever, manager of the Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the North Dakota Department of Commerce.
After the State Board of Higher Education authorized UND in January 2013 to seek legislative approval to purchase REAC, UND officials made their case to lawmakers.
"The ability to own and manage this facility within UND will create operating efficiencies, reduce costs, insure ongoing stability in the operations of the facility, provide more seamless access and better enable partnerships," UND Vice President for Finance and Operations Alice Brekke told the state Senate Appropriations Committee in February.
A February 2013 appraisal estimated that the market value of the REAC building stood at $8.6 million, with property within the building totaling $1.2 million.
"We had a market evaluation and we paid the market value for the facility," Johnson said.
In June, after a bill allowing the State Board of Higher Education to manage the building's sale was passed into law, Skogen signed off on the purchase terms and financial arrangements related to the sale. A statement from the University System said the higher education board authorized Skogen to do so.
The report provided to Holmberg also mentions a "special committee for considering potential transactions related" to the sale of the REAC building. That committee is made up of non-UND officials, but it's unclear what role they played in conducting the building's sale.
A purchase and sale agreement dated Sept. 16 and signed by Kelley and Wilbur Wright, vice president of the Research Foundation, allows for the sale of the REAC building for $9.8 million. UND received a loan for the purchase just days before, according to its report.
Johnson said the loan would be paid back by rent from REAC tenants and supplemented by a "mix" of other funds.
The Research Foundation's debt for the building stood at $9.4 million before UND purchased it. Johnson said the foundation no longer has any outstanding debt.
Whatever action the Legislature takes on the REAC sale will depend on the recommendations of the Interim Government Finance Committee, of which Delzer is the chairman. Delzer didn't return a call seeking comment Tuesday.