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The Bleacher Report has circled the date on five key games for the Cowboys in the upcoming season -- and while playing in the NFC East makes it hard not to have six must-win games every season, they did a pretty good job of nailing down five statement games, all of which are outside of the division and four of which are on the road.
They pinpoint @Minnesota, @Green Bay, New Orleans, @Indianapolis and the regular season finale at Philadelphia as the key matchups. They could have just as easily included both Philly games and at least one of the contests with the Giants. And then who can forget McNabb's Redskins.
Yeah, it's quite a schedule for the Cowboys this year and there isn't a lot of room for slip-ups.
Coming off their 12-6 season, which included the team's first playoff win in more than a decade, much is expected of this year's squad by fans and members of the media alike. Many of whom would love to see, along with owner Jerry Jones, the team play for the title in their own house.
The tests will come early with Dallas traveling to Minnesota in Week 7 for their sixth game. There will be little rest with contests against the Giants (twice), Jaguars and Packers coming soon after, before meeting the Saints on Thanksgiving Day.
If they can get to December with a 9-2 or 8-3 record -- they'll be well positioned to face Indy, Washington, Arizona and Philly (twice) in the last few weeks of the season.
The Cowboys defensive secondary will have the opportunity to test the best QBs in the game in Brett Favre, Drew Brees and Peyton Manning.
To get there, they'll have to do what they're supposed to and that's win when you're expected to -- against teams like Washington, Chicago, Houston and Detroit. If there is a slip up there, there isn't a lot of room to recover and salvage the season.

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PHILADELPHIA, PENN. - A prominent atheist has apparently had enough of religious wars, superstition, and mystical propaganda and has decided to do something about it by suing God himself.
Christopher Hitchens, author of the new best selling book, "God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything," has filed a lawsuit in federal court requesting damages in the amount of $800 trillion.
"The amount is really not important," HItchens said. "It is the principle that matters. The fact is God, Allah, or whatever else you want to call him is responsible either willfully or through negligence for many of the greatest tragedies in memory."
The lawsuit alleges that if God truly is all powerful and all knowing then he should be accountable for natural disasters as well as virtually every other bad thing that has harmed mankind as far back as history has recorded.
"If you want to call yourself omnipotent and omniscient than you better be prepared to have a good explanation of why you fail to intervene in crisis that you could easily prevent," Hitchens said.
Hitchens' book has sold well since it was published a month ago. He is also getting some clergy riled up with his demands that God should not be let off the hook based on the old "the lord works in mysterious ways" argument.
Atheism is at an all-time high in popularity since the success of several books published in the past few years. Sam Harris' "The End of Faith" and its sequal, "Letter to a Christian Nation." Richard Dawkins' "The God Delusion" and Daniel Dennett's "Breaking the Spell: Religion as a Natural Phenomenon" have all sold well in spite of the threat of eternal damnation for heresy.
"There is something like a change in the Zeitgeist," Hitchens said, noting that sales of his latest book far outnumber those for his earlier work that had challenged faith. "There are a lot of people, in this country in particular, who are fed up with endless lectures by bogus clerics and endless bullying."
Dick Meouw, of Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, Calif., said he has already arranged legal counsel for God and has no doubt he will never have to pay a dime to the irreverent infidels.
"They have no chance of winning this," Meouw said. "It is just a way to try to stir up controversy and sell their books. But just in case, I'm fully prepared to mount a suitable legal defense for the man upstairs. I've tried calling him but so far no word on whether he will actually appear for trial."
In an additional bizarre twist to the story, British actor Eric Idle has threatened to also sue God if he is found guilty since God has appeared in several Monty Python movies and defamation of his character may affect the sales of the DVD.
"We hired God in good faith," Idle said. If he really is held accountable for all the nastiness in the world it could seriously change the entire premise of our movie bits that include God.


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Recent paintings by Susan Stephenson, part-time Associate Professor of Painting and Drawing at the College, are featured in a show titled, "A Unique Perspective," at the Cate Charles Gallery in Stonington, Conn. The exhibition continues through July 16. Read More→
The College is back as a sponsor of this year's Old Lyme Midsummer Festival with a book-signing by best-selling mystery author David Handler, music by the Silver Hammer Band, a used book sale, and a College Information Table. Read More→
Kelli Folsom, a member of this year's graduating class at the College, has been awarded two prestigious scholarships, which together are enabling her to travel to Europe, experience several of the most significant fine arts institutions in the world and then participate in an artist-in-residence program in Bulgaria. Read More→
Two students from Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts have been selected to attend a month-long summer program co-sponsored by Marist College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and the Instituto Lorenzo de' Medici in Florence, Italy. This intensive workshop experience offers advanced art students an opportunity to explore the work of global contemporary artists featured at the Venice Biennale 2011. Read More→
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From what I know, in the past contestants were not allowed to sit out two challenges in a row. But if Abi's only competed in what, two, then I don't see how it works.
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From what I know, in the past contestants were not allowed to sit out two challenges in a row. But if Abi's only competed in what, two, then I don't see how it works.
Past seasons haven't had so many reward and immunity challenges combined. Abi didn't sit out back-to-back challenges in one day this season so can we please not have this discussion every week? I think it's been covered!
Go ahead and call me Ms. Bossy Pants. I don't care. :monkeybum
They aren't allowed to sit out 2 challenges in a row that aren't 'broken-up' by a Tribal Council. Up until last week (I think), the reward and immunity challenges were combined so it was just 1 challange and then there was a Tribal Council and then another reward/immunity challange, another Tribal, etc, etc, so Abi technically didn't sit out back to back challenges because they didn't have any until last week. Abi would not have been allowed to sit out the Mud Ball challange AND the Toss-a-Ball-into-a-Net Challenge this week because there was no Tribal Council in the middle. To be fair, Jeff just says contestants can't sit out back to back challanges, but doesn't mention that challanges with a Tribal Council between them is not considered a back to back challenge (someone looked it up on Wikipedia last week to verify the rule). Hope that helps.
And Ms. Bossy Pants...neener, neener, neener...I covered it some more. And now I'm done. HTH. :-)
Thanks, mesachick! I'm like the people on that Snickers commercial, where they say they don't act like themselves when they're hungry. A cookie is just what I need to go back to be my sweet regular self! :D
Carter has gotten so skinny, there's not going to be much left of him. Malcolm just destroyed him....and Jeff Kent too. We need Tandang to lose next week. One more TC and then we'll have the merge. Best Kalabaw can do is to talk to Denise and make sure that she can convince Malcolm to side with them in the merge. With only 4 of them left, they can't afford to lose again because Denise will be Jonathan's next target (Denise has to turn it around to get rid of Jonathan). If Tandang lose the next IC then the merge will have 6 Tandang to 4 Kalabaw. IF Malcolm switches, it will be a 5-5 tie. What do you think should Malcolm and Denise do at the merge? Should they side with the tribe that has the numbers?
I think I'd have the same problem as Pikachu out there, I'm somewhat of a loner as well, and don't really open up until I get to know someone pretty well. I could see myself going first if my tribe lost the first challenge simply because I hadn't bonded enough with the others.


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BBC Northern Ireland has served us well over the years I think. While other regions and networks can often appear amateur and provincial, the quality of its television programmes is usually of an impressively high standard on par with its national equivalents.
But in my opinion there was one home-produced show which not only compared to, but actually far exceeded its nearest rivals — our very own topical comedy panel show, The Blame Game.
At the end of the latest series I wrote:
"It's fresher, cleverer and far, far funnier than Have I Got News for You...Tim McGarry and his merry men (and occasional token woman) aren't just hilarious, but they clearly enjoy every single minute of the show's paltry half hour"
For anyone who never saw it let me explain why I love it.
Because it's beezer. That's why.
Its format couldn't be simpler. Like a cross between Mock the Week and Question Time, this show combined a regular panel of our funniest and most popular local comedians — the stand-up specialist Jake O Kane, the Harp advert guy Colin Murphy and a token Southerner Neil Delamere; one well-known comedian from the big wide world outside our wee country; and a live audience armed with one question: "Who do you blame for...." to which they then added any recent news story which was answered by the panel on the strict understanding that no holds were barred and nothing was sacred.
The whole thing was hosted by Tim McGarry from The Hole in the Wall Gang, whose fire-cracking one-liners would make Jimmy Carr seem like a very damp squib. Hilarity, and lots of it, thereby ensued.
To quote the big man himself: "Welcome to The Blame Game: the show with more cheap shots than a student union bar"
Here was a simple, seamless formula that worked perfectly. No gadgets, no gimmics, no cheesy catch-phrases or copy-cat sofa chat with dull Z list celebrities; just half an hour of intelligent craic by local people, about local people, for local people.
So you could say that I was looking forward to the new series (and subsequently writing about it) with sharply bated breath. And yes, I know I really ought to get out more ...
And then I read last Friday's Belfast Telegraph and an inconvenient truth began to dawn on me. Listed in between Jonathan Ross and Jools Holland was a new programme called the Friday Show. This could only mean one thing — my beloved Blame Game had been shelved.
And yes, I suppose you could say I'd grown accustomed to Tim McGarry's face ... So, what do we now have in its place on a Friday night? Yet more gadgets, gimmics, cheesy catch-phrases and copy-cat sofa chat with a host of dull celebrities who probably didn't make it past the casting couch at Jonathan Ross...
As much as I wish the new show well in its attempt to keep us riveted to our comfy chairs and our remote controls untouched on the coffee table, what a bitter disappointment this surely is for those of us who prefer something intelligent, informative and genuinely entertaining for a change.
Who do I blame for such a gigantic error of judgement? BBC Northern Ireland.
So, dearest Auntie, get us something we really want for Christmas this year — a new series of the Blame Game !
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Building an Incredible Revolution
Discussion of my "Rand the Incredible" post continues at L&P (see the various threads at that link) and also at the LFB site. I've also posted comments on David Beito's entry, "Fundamentalists Question the Rapture." See here, here, and here.
Today's new L&P essay extends this discussion of the relationship between cultural and political change: "Building an Incredible Revolution."
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Little Boy Cusses Trying to Say 'Firetruck'
They say kids say the darndest things, but I'm sure Bill Cosby won't be pleased. Little boy tries to say fire truck and says something that rhymes with "truck". I'm sure since he is so cute won't go to hell, but his parents might!
I cant get mad at this kid for saying what he said. The best thing about children first learning how to speak are their mistakes. Apparently this Stewie Griffin look-a-like, gets a little confused with his "Ts" and "Fs". Would you punish your child for cussing, if he/she legitimately didn't mean to? I think I would.
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Augusta GreenJackets starter Kendry Flores overcame a revamped Kannapolis Intimidators lineup to post one of his best outings this season on Thursday night.
Flores set a career high with 10 strikeouts to lead the GreenJackets to a 5-1 win over the Intimidators at Lake Olmstead Stadium.
"I thought Flores was another typical Flores," GreenJackets manager Mike Goff said. "He goes out there and gives us six or seven innings every time out, gives us a chance to win the ballgame. He attacked the strike zone."
Flores, who allowed one run on three hits over seven innings, reached double digits in strikeouts for the first time in his career. The right-hander has six or more strikeouts in six of his past seven outings.
"I attacked the zone pretty good with the fastball," Flores said through an interpreter. "I painted the corners, too. I used the curveball as a weapon."
Augusta first baseman Joey Rapp went 3 for 3 with a home run. Jesus Galindo went 2 for 4 with two RBI, and Trevor Brown added two hits and an RBI.
Kannapolis benefited from second-half assignments by the Chicago White Sox, receiving 2013 first-round pick Tim Anderson and 2012 first-rounder Keon Barnum. However, the two went a combined 1 for 7 with three strikeouts in their first game.
Anderson, selected 17th in the June 6 draft, went 0 for 4 with two strikeouts in his first professional game.
"I was a little nervous tonight, but I'll get back at it tomorrow," Anderson said. "It's my first day. I haven't seen a lot of pitching lately. I'm getting back into it, getting the nervous bugs out."
The GreenJackets started the scoring in the first on an RBI double by Brown and added a run in the second on an RBI single by Eric Sim.
After the Intimidators cut the lead in half on a Micah Johnson home run in the fourth, the GreenJackets got the run back in the sixth when Galindo drove in a run on a sacrifice fly.
Augusta added insurance runs in the eighth on Rapp's homer and Galindo's RBI single.


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WASHINGTON – District line drawing software plays a role in the strong divide, former Congress member explains.
CUNA, NAFCU and the ICBA oppose a bill provision that would require new mortgage reporting to the IRS.
CUNA and NAFCU say the legislation is a small step toward regulatory relief for credit unions.
Bill would ease qualified mortgage rules.
CUNA and NAFCU say the legislation is a small step toward regulatory relief for credit unions.
One bill under consideration would ease privacy policy burdens for credit unions.
Q & A with NCUA Board Member J. Mark McWatters.
Tom Ridge, the first U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary, will deliver a keynote address at CUNA's Governmental Affairs Conference in March.
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The House reauthorizes the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act, which also guarantees a Federal Reserve Board spot for a community banker, but no credit union parity.


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Pakistan Investigates Killing of Rare Leopard
MUZAFFARABAD, Pakistan Pakistani wildlife officials were on Thursday investigating the killing of a rare leopard by villagers who said they had to shoot the big cat because they were in fear of their lives.
Leopards are protected in Pakistan but people can kill them in self defence, said Naeem Iftikhar, an official in Pakistani Kashmir's wildlife department.
The leopard came down from the mountains and entered the village of Sarli Saccha, which is in a national park 25 km (16 miles) northeast of the town of Muzaffarabad, where it was shot on Wednesday, Iftikhar said.
An investigation committee would try to determine if such drastic action had been necessary.
"If they had set off fire crackers or beaten drums the animal might have gone back to its habitat," he said.
"If the committee doesn't find evidence to support the villagers' claims, then the accused will have to face the penalty under the law which includes imprisonment for up to six months and a fine," he said.
Leopards of the species panthera pardus are found in Pakistan's northern mountains, as are endangered snow leopards, or panthera uncia.
Pakistani police shot dead a leopard last year that was blamed for killing six women, all of whom were attacked while out collecting fire wood.
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To me this is an amazing album. The lyrics are top notch, the vocals are insane (Nick Arthur never disappoints), the drums in every song are creative and interesting not just double bass mash and *crash crash* breeaakkddoowwnn, and Richie Gomez on guitar always has a good mix-up between moderately technical and the good-old chuggalug breakdowns that we all know and love. To be honest I don't personally have a keen ear for bass and nothing necessarily stands out to me but it does not at all sound like bass was too quiet or too loud, every song still has that punch that Molotov Solution has always had. The album was mixed perfectly and I have yet to notice any flaw in that regard.
The primary thing I'd like to discuss about this album is the vocals. The lyrics to me are absolutely genius and it's not generic deathcore "death...death...hate...anger...raping girls...killing people." The lyrics have a lot of meaning about anti-fascism which are worded brilliantly and leave you to think about what you just heard/read and do it without also leaving you a bit confused. There isn't enough of this in the deathcore genre and I have generally given up looking the lyrics up in songs due to the fact that a majority of the time. When an acquaintance of mine recommended I give Molotov Solution a listen I figured it would be another half-decent "core" band that would get good exposure for 6 months then get drowned out like all of the other bands they've succeeded. Boy was I wrong. Nick Arthur hit ever high and every low that I could have ever hoped to hear on this album.
As a young vocalist I don't have the knowledge to pick apart any of the guitar/drums/bass but I can say that in comparison to a majority of the bands I listen to, this album was fantastically written. The only reason I haven't given this album 100% on the rating is because many could agree that a couple of the songs are very similar and it is my belief that it would be better for the listener if it could be changed up a bit.


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Mayor Rob Ford announced Tuesday two new additions to his re-election effort: Ben Johnson, the disgraced sprinter who was caught doping, and a cast member from the Trailer Park Boys known as the Greasy Caveman.
The mayor staged an impromptu press conference Tuesday outside his office at city hall in which Mr. Johnson and Sam the Caveman (played by the actor Sam Tarasco) said all of two words — "full support" — but declined to explain what their role will be on the campaign.
Mr. Ford did all the talking.
"Everybody is going to help out in every way possible. They want to come out to events and they want to get votes. And at the end of the day that's what this election is about. Getting votes. Putting my record out in front. And they know I have a proven track record," he told reporters. "They know everything about me. And they say, let's concentrate on the money he saved. You want to get into all the other nonsense, it's nonsense."
Afterwards, Councillor Doug Ford clarified that Mr. Johnson and Mr. Tarasco do not have official roles on the campaign. "They're just supporters. They came in to talk to Rob about a city event and said 'we'd love to help you,'" said Councillor Ford.
The mayor, who has admitted to smoking crack cocaine, didn't seem concerned about the optics of aligning himself with Mr. Johnson, who was stripped of an Olympic gold medal at the '88 Seoul Games after testing positive for an anabolic steroid.
He said "I support Ben Johnson 100%" and "we've all made mistakes in life." Further questions on the topic were dismissed as an attempt to "get personal."
Rick Smiciklas, founder and CEO of Wild Wing restaurants, was standing in the background during the press conference, but left before reporters could ask about his involvement. Mr. Johnson declined to comment as he put on his shades and boarded an elevator.
The meeting was set up by Mr. Tarasco, who works for an event management company called The Substance Group, and was meant to discuss a "project" they want the mayor to take part in. But Mr. Ford and Mr. Johnson got to talking and ended up bonding over their controversial past, according to Neil Forester, president of the Substance Group, who was there. "They were making jokes about who has had a tougher time with the media, Ben 20 years ago or Ford now," said Mr. Forester. The mayor took Mr. Johnson on a tour of his office, and showed off some pictures he has on the walls. "They kind of related," said Mr. Forester.
He said the two men talked with Mr. Ford about helping out on the campaign, although no firm plans were made.
Earlier, Councillor Doug Ford held a press conference to denounce a parody Ford Nation account on Facebook that was offering a date with his eldest daughter, Krista, as part of a fake campaign fundraiser.
"I think they're disgusting human beings," said Councillor Ford. "I will spare no expense to hunt these folks down and bring them to justice, make them accountable. And I'll put their name in front of the media. See how they like it."
By the end of the day, the joke account had posted an apology to the Ford family. "One of our Admins went rogue," it stated. "They have been removed. Long live Ford Nation!!!"
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Steamboat Springs morning roundup for Thursday, July 25
July 25, 2013
Good morning Steamboat Today readers.
Read the eEdition. View the daily photo gallery with staff and reader photos. You also can follow news and updates throughout the day on Facebook and Twitter.
• After spending a year deployed in Iraq in the Army, Elder Pyatt had to adjust to civilian life when he finished his service in 2008. Routt National Forest work helps veterans transition to civilian life
• The roughly 48-mile drive up and down Trail Ridge Road through Rocky Mountain National Park is breathtaking on any summer day. Trail Ridge Road a thrilling drive to the top of Colorado
• Pull up Robert O'Harrow's staff Web page at The Washington Post and you'll quickly realize he's on top of one of the hottest stories in the country right now. Many of his recent stories bring readers behind the scenes at the National Security Agency and explore the fallout from the revelation that the agency has been collecting a vast number of phone records. Washington Post reporter to talk about cybersecurity at Seminars at Steamboat on Thursday
• Streamflows have returned to normal levels on Fish Creek through Steamboat Springs with the release of additional water from Fish Creek Reservoir. Fish Creek flows return to normal levels in Steamboat Springs
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• An ordinance to prohibit stores that grow, sell or test marijuana from setting up shop within Craig city limits was introduced Tuesday night to the Craig City Council. Craig City Council introduces ordinance to prohibit retail marijuana establishments
• Seven Steamboat Springs swimmers will head to Grand Junction this week with their sights set on titles at the Colorado Long Course State Championships. Steamboat Springs swimmers to travel to Colorado Long Course State Championships
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by William White | June 20, 2013 4:09 pm
New York Times (NYT[1]), in an effort provide balance between its mobile app and website, is going to limit the number of articles that can be read for free on its mobile app to three, reports Bloomberg[2].
The changes will go into effect June 27[3], affecting all versions of the app, and will offer a peek into what comes with a subscription, with a seven-day free trial to the app's users.
The New York Times knew of the advantage mobile readers had over desktop readers.
"We always knew there was an imbalance," Denise F. Warren, an executive vice president of the company, told The New York Times[4]. "We wanted to restore that balance between the Web site and the apps."
While the change is an unwelcome one to those not subscribed to The New York Times, it still beats desktop readers who, without a subscription, are limited to 10 articles a month[5].
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Dear Elijah,
Fourteen?! I simply cannot believe you are fourteen years old today. I know, I know...I sound like an old lady talking about how fast time flies (when it seems to go so slowly to you). But seriously, I remember the day that you were born like it was yesterday. Every single detail (which I promise not to scar you with, but believe me, I remember every.single.detail.). You were loved from the moment you were born, just because you were our son/grandson/nephew/cousin. And now you are loved for so many other reasons. Your sense of humor; your laugh; your intelligence; your love of baseball; your athletic abilities; the way you love and respect your family (okay, most of the time). All of these things make up the personality of the one teenager on the planet that I love most...you. It has been an awesome experience so far, being your mom. I can't wait to see what the future holds for you!
|First time pitching...second grade (over 6 years ago).
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Mark Schultz, the new writer of King Features' Prince Valiant adventure strip
(New York - Nov, 15, 2004) - King Features Syndicate has appointed Mark Schultz as the new writer of Prince Valiant, the epic Arthurian legend-based adventure strip. Beginning with the Nov. 21, 2004, release, Schultz will partner with esteemed artist Gary Gianni to chronicle the travails of King Arthur, Camelot and the Knight of the Round Table. Schultz succeeds writer Cullen Murphy, who decided to discontinue writing the strip after his father and collaborator on Prince Valiant died earlier this year.
The powerful artistic combination of mark Schultz and Gary Gianni is viewed as an artistic dream team amongst those who revere highly illustrative adventure art. Schultz and Gianni, who are each known and respected for their superb, illustrative drawings and rich, graphic storytelling, mutually understand what makes a comic strip like Prince Valiant both a thrilling action strip and an engaging human interest story.
"I believe that Mark Schultz is the right choice to follow in Cullen Murphy's talented footsteps," says King Features editor in chief Jay Kennedy. " He knows how to write a story that is to be told visually. He and Prince Valiant artist Gary Gianni have great respect for one another. They will be at their best, performing for each other, to the readers' benefit and enjoyment."
A fan of Prince Valiant since childhood, Schultz defines his new job as his "boyhood dream come true." "As a young, aspiring artist, the strip's consummate artistry and sweeping vision captivated my attention. My love for the characters and concept, along with my respect for the achievements of the men creating the strip, continues to increase as I spend more time with the strip," says Schultz.
An accomplished writer, Schultz is an equally accomplished artist. "Because mark is highly skilled as an artist and writer, he brings a strong visual sense to the telling of Prince Valiant's story. Working with Mark is great fun. Readers will see that joy reflected in the intensity of the drawing I put into Mark's scripts," says Gianni.
Created by Hal Foster in 1937 and syndicated to 350 newspapers worldwide, Prince Valiant has been deemed the best of the illustrated adventure strips to emerge from the Golden Age and is regarded as fine art by collectors and critics alike.
"In spite of 70 years of continued stories, I think there are still themes that have never been explored. Given the fact that readers bring 21st century concerns with them, I hope to achieve an updating of sorts that has readers exclaiming that Prince Valiant is having another renaissance," says Schultz.
Strongly influenced by his love of classic American illustration and its roots, Schultz has been awarded many industry awards, including five Harvey's two Eisners, an Inkpot, a Spectrum and three Haxturs Awards. In 2003, he illustrated a collection of Robert E. Howard's original Conan stories for Wandering Star, and wrote a Pocket Books novel based on DC Comics' Flash character. Schultz also scripts a Batman strip that appears on AOL's "Kids On Line" Web site and he is working on illustrations for Almuric, another of Robert E. Howard's adventures.
"Scripting Prince Valiant give me the rare chance to work on a classic adventure strip, in an adventurous genre that I personally love," Schultz said. "Most importantly, Gary and I want to make our readers feel that they personally know Prince Valiant and the rest of the cast, while never leaving them with a dull moment. We want readers to go crazy waiting for the next week's Sunday funnies to come."
Born in 1955 near Philadelphia and raised outside Pittsburgh, Penn., Mark Schultz at age six, discovered comic books (Dell Comics' Tarzan and DC Comics' Superman, Metal Men and Hawkman), and classic adventure films (King Kong and the Tarzan series). As a teenager, he was inspired by the works of Edgar Rice Burroughs and Robert E. Howard, and the illustrators associated with them, namely Al Williamson, Roy Krenkel and Frank Frazetta.
Upon graduating from Kutztown State College in 1977, Schultz devoted his career to producing commercial illustrations until 1986. Giving into a long-repressed desire to tell stories, he wrote Xenozoic Tales, a series of comic books published by Kitchen Sink Press. Xenozoic Tales blended genres in exquisitely drawn and told stories featuring jet-powered Cadillacs and fearsome dinosaurs. A critical and commercial success, Xenozoic Tales was adapted to a CBS television animated series aptly named Cadillacs and Dinosaurs.
In recent years, Schultz co-created and co-wrote SubHuman, an underwater adventure series for Dark Horse Comics, and he scripted DC Comics' Superman, Man of Steel from 1998 to 2003. He continues to write and draw Xenozoic stories, as well as produce scripts and cover art for various comic book projects including Star Wars, Aliens and Predator.


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(On a side note, the whole idea of a search for the "Prime Merlinean" is a bit silly, since it's mentioned that this person would be a descendant of Merlin. How many kids could Merlin have had and how far-flung could they have been? Wouldn't his apprentices have known his kids? And when exactly did he tell them about the Prime Merlinean? Wouldn't he have said, "Yeah, if something happens, my son Jake can take over. He's in the next town over."
After setting up Dave's story (we get to see him first meet Balthazar as a child in a encounter that establishes Dave's status as something special) we again jump ahead, to see Dave as an awkward college student. (Watching this, I thought, imagine Baruchel, Michael Cera and Jesse Eisenberg in the same movie. A very twitchy experience it would be.) Dave is attending NYU as a physics whiz, having forgotten entirely about Balthazar (supposedly through therapy), manipulating electricity instead of the elements. But that soon changes when Balthazar returns to his life, mainly because Dave's being hunted by Balthazar's eternal foe Horvath, who has plans for him and his potential abilities as a sorcerer.
The film moves in fits and starts as it establishes the players and the plot, before plunging into the action that goes with telling the story of a sorcerer's apprentice. Keeping his own reasons for what he does close to the vest, Balthazar sets about teaching young Dave about his powers, with some silly early failures before moving into the cool stuff, which is really where the fun of this film lies. There's a lot of cutesy family-friendly gags for Baruchel to wince and whimper through, including magical crotch hits and a painfully awkward relationship with a fellow student (who just happened to know him as a child) as well as scenes with his wholly unnecessary roommate, likely injected into the film for a bit of diversity. These moments, like the homage to the film's titular inspiration, get their laughs from the crowd like clockwork, but they'll have action fans rolling their eyes.
Things pick up though when we get into the meat of the film, thanks to some pretty impressive special effects on the magic they wield (including a nifty mirror concept), and some bigger battles, like Dave's fight with an ancient Chinese wizard and a breakneck car chase through Manhattan. Director Jon Turteltaub (who led Cage through two National Treasure films) does a nice job getting everything up on the screen, especially when it came to bringing some New York icons to magical life, but everything has a gloss to it (along with a need to go for a laugh constantly) that kills a bit of the impact. It all feels like we're on a backlot, rather than in a real world where sorcerers and mystical creatures exist. That Cage can't cloak himself in his character only adds to that problem.
Despite that, it's a pretty fun time in the theater, thanks to Baruchel's unease as a hero (which is, importantly, very easy to buy) and the quality of the villainy he faces. Besides the aforementioned wizard and another creepy baddie, Molina is full of pompous evil as Horvath, aided by an iconic look right out of Sherlock Holmes (for some reason), while his sidekick, Criss Angel-like magician Drake Stone (the fun Toby Kebbell,) adds just the right touch of bumbling ineffectiveness to the team. As Dave learns his craft and raises his game, there's a genuine level of excitement the film manages to build, and it draws you in. Though the ending might again get action fans' eyes rolling, there's no denying that it was an entertaining journey to get there. And if it had starred someone else, it could have been fantastic.


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But now even some of the most ardent backers of the WCC's mission are wondering if smaller may be better.
During the WCC's latest global assembly -- bringing together 4,000 envoys from more than 350 churches -- delegates challenged the group to look hard at whether such parliament-style mega-meetings are still relevant at a time when Christianity is being rapidly reordered around the world.
In the West, mainline Protestant churches face graying congregations and declining influence. Some denominations, most notably Anglicans, also are in danger in splintering over disputes on gay clergy and same-sex blessings.
You might read a former nun's commentary on Catholic ecumenism and the Council of Trent, q.v.,
Here he was compelled to leave off speaking, and to go up the ladder. He then prayed again, and said, "Lord! I die in the faith that Thou wilt not leave Scotland, but that Thou will make the blood of thy witnesses to be the seed of the Church, and will return again and be glorious in our land. And now, Lord, I am ready; the Bride, the Lamb's wife, hath made herself ready."
When the napkin was tied about his face, he uttered a few affectionate words to the single friend who was permitted to attend him on the scaffold; his last counsels then spoken to the suffering remnant, show how much his heart was with them, and the cause of truth in their hands.
"As to the remnant I leave, I have committed them to God. Tell them from me, not to weary, nor be discouraged in maintaining their testimony. Let them not quit or forego one of these despised truths. Let them keep their ground; and the Lord will provide them churches and ministers. And /when He comes, He will make these despised truths glorious in the earth./"
"To the friends of evangelical truth, and the faithful witnesses for the Redeemer's royal prerogatives, the services of Renwick, at the crisis in which he exercised his public ministry, were invaluable. He was eminently the man for the time. Through the influence of the unhappy Indulgence, the strict Covenanters were reduced to what they style themselves in the "Informatory Vindication," a "wasted, suffering, anti-popish, anti-prelatic, anti-erastian, anti-sectarian remnant."
By the death of Cargill and Cameron, they were left as "sheep without a shepherd,"âbroken and scattered. Through the fierceness of persecution, and the machinations of enemies, they were in danger of falling into confusion, and of being entirely wasted and destroyed. We admire the gracious providence of God in preparing, at this particular crisis, an instrument of such rare and suitable endowments for feeding "the flock in the wilderness," and for unfurling and upholding so nobly the "Banner of truth" amidst hosts of infuriated enemies....
May we realize that there are still people God wants rescued and brought to salvation that have been caught up in all this mess. It will be to His glory and pleasure and to our joy for each one that He does.
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In February 2016, users of Benevity's SaaS tool gathered in San Diego to discuss the future of corporate philanthropy. TriplePundit was a media partner of the event. You can follow our coverage here.
Last month in San Diego, business leaders from the U.S. and Canada gathered to discuss the future of corporate philanthropy. They all had one thing in common: their firms use Benevity's industry-leading SaaS solution to manage their 'Goodness,' which Benevity refers to as all of the behaviors an employee can engage in that drive greater affinity with their companies while making a difference in their lives, communities and the world at large.
Once considered a mere box to check, corporate philanthropy — or 'Goodness' — is fast evolving into an essential building-block for a company's culture and success in the 21st century. Everyone from employees to clients to consumers want to know what businesses are doing to improve the communities in which they operate. This is especially so with millennials and Generation Z.
With all of these Goodness experts under one roof, plenty of best practices were bandied about, and attendees came away with a better idea of how to leverage corporate philanthropy to create an engaged and diverse workforce, in turn generating an authentic brand and enhanced reputation.
Authenticity is king
With the advent of social media and the 24-hour news cycle, companies are fully visible and exposed. Sure, they can put on a good face in their public relations. But chances are, if they have skeletons in their closet, it won't be long before customers find out. In short: Authenticity is king in the digital age. Leela Stake, SVP of corporate responsibility and global impact for communications firm FleishmanHillard, said her company often analyzes something she calls the "authenticity gap"
"What we found is that there's been a growing divide between brand and reputation: What companies say about themselves is often very different from people's experience with them," Stake explained. "So, how do you bridge that gap?"
FleishmanHillard analyzed nine drivers of good corporate reputation and found that only half of them relate directly to a company's products or services. The rest touch on things like how the company treats its employees, the environment and the communities in which it operates, she continued.
With that in mind, adopting corporate Goodness programs — and communicating them effectively to all stakeholders — moves beyond a nice-to-have and into a vital component of maintaining a good reputation among customers, employees and even job recruits. "Taking Goodness programs outside of a silo and looking at them as a driver of corporate reputation is really important."
'Little wins' are key to C-suite buy-in
Penny Zuckerwise, founding head of corporate social responsibility for investment and financial services firm Guggenheim Partners, has some advice for folks hoping to earn C-suite buy-in for corporate Goodness programs: Start slowly and build up — one little win at a time.
"Don't think that you have to come up with something that's absolutely awe-striking to be able to get engagement," Zuckerwise advised. "Try to learn about the senior members of your team — what creates emotional resonance with them?"
Once you learn more about what makes your firm's top leadership tick, use this information to plan a small event like a volunteer day or a social media campaign. Utilize not only money, but all of the tools in your toolbox, from your employees to your client relationships — what Zuckerwise calls "creative capital." As buzz spreads around the office and employees begin to take notice of these new Goodness programs, the folks in the C-suite will take notice, too.
"If you have a couple of little wins and you start from the bottom up, that kind of creative capital will get to the C-suite, and it will make the C-suite players feel good about what they're doing — it will engage them."
Leverage Goodness to engage diverse talent
"When I look at corporate Goodness programs, they really are a tool to attract and retain talent," said Rachel Heffner, diversity, inclusion and innovation catalyst for Intuit. "At the end of the day, our workforce is changing; our population is changing. So, we need to look at how we can use our corporate Goodness programs to engage more diverse workforces."
To pull off this feat, Intuit uses its giving program data and annual employee survey to learn more about what causes matter most to its team, Heffner said. Ask questions like: What are employees passionate about? Do they feel included in corporate Goodness programs, and what more would they like to see?
Ideally, the demographics of your company should match those of your customers, Zuckerwise added, using Verizon as an example: Around 60 percent of Verizon's employees are female or minority, which is about the same percentage of women and minority consumers who buy the company's goods and services. The best workforces, Heffner explained, are the most diverse workforces — and understanding what makes your employees tick is key to creating a corporate culture that attracts candidates from all walks of life.
Focus on your values, but give employees broad choice
"The problems of the world today are too complex for any one sector to solve. So, it's a missed opportunity for businesses to not be thinking about what they are uniquely qualified to do to move the needle on important issues," Stake explained. "That said, it's also important to recognize that … different employees have differing perspectives and passions, and you want to allow room for choice."
So, for example, if you're working on a matching gift program at a food company, your firm may want to emphasize its work with hunger relief because it naturally meshes with company values (what many call a 'vertical' approach). But some employees may be more passionate about education, the environment, autism or another equally worthy cause. So, while you want to be sure to include plenty of hunger-relief charities in your matching-gift solution, it's also important to give employees the option to donate to other nonprofits that more closely align with their values. This creates 'horizontal' engagement.
Stake pointed out that enabling choice often piques employees' interest and gets them onto the tool. Then, you can use the tool's communication elements to share your company's focus on and passion for hunger relief efforts, engage employees and invite them to get involved in the business' priority initiatives.
From CSR to PSR
A complement to the element of choice is creating a sense of ownership on the part of employees and crafting a culture in which they feel personally aligned with the company's Goodness missions.
"We talk a lot about corporate social responsibility or CSR, and one of the things that we're adopting at our firm is PSR, personal social responsibility, and really fostering that through our matching gift program," Zuckerwise said of her company, Guggenheim Partners.
Through the program, Guggenheim gives each employee a $100 gift card to award to the nonprofit of his or her choice. "We have 2,800 employees," Zuckerwise explained, "but we touch 1,000 nonprofits through that program. And employees get to choose and to give to whomever they like, so that PSR piece really engages people."
Employees expect to be involved
"In parallel to the things that we're seeing in the technology sector and how consumers are so involved and a part of the products that are actually being created, when it comes to engagement programs, employees expect to be a part of it," said Nicole Campbell, principal of Goodness consulting for Benevity. "They expect to co-create or are hoping to shift in that direction."
"Engagement is a must-have for many employees," Campbell continued — saying community impact opportunities are especially crucial for companies looking to woo millennial employees. A 2014 PwC study found that more than half of recent college graduates are seeking a company that has CSR values that align with their own, and 56 percent would consider leaving a company that didn't have the values they expected. Subsequent studies back up this notion that millennial employees are seeking purpose, not just a paycheck.
One thing is clear: We are in a new era of corporate Goodness that is becoming a core driver to business success.
Learn more about how Benevity engages people in Goodness.
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Factory Card & Party Outlet closing
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Thursday, February 2, 2012
The store, which is in the strip mall next to Target, will be closed on Thursday and Friday, Feb. 2 and 3, and will reopen for six days only, the note says.
Starting on Saturday, Feb. 4, �all remaining inventory� will be discounted 50 percent until the store closes.
The store is owned by Party City. Local employees were unable to comment.
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Midnight Commander
I'm sure I asked this once before but I can't find the post.
In midnight commander 4.7.x (Current) the listing mode headings include 'n in the top left above the file names. The remaining heading names are Name, Size, Modify time.
What does the 'n mean and is there a way to change the heading name to somethine more meaningful?
Understand better if you click on the columns of the panel ( name | size | mtime ).
Ah, thank you! Yes, now that I understand I see how the heading changes when I modify the Sort Order. I cannot find anything in the docs about that. :scratch:
I will use this tread since my question is about MC editor.
So, instead of mcedit, I am using external editor (good old nano) in my MC configuration, and nano saves file with CTRL+O shortcut. However, the problem is that MC uses the same keys for switching into shell :) Does anyone knows what MC menu file and what lines I should customize so that my MC will use other keys (ex. CTRL+W) to switch bask/forward into shell. Please, do not recommend me to change editor, I'm big fan of nano :)
Thanks in advance.
Welcome to LQ! I believe it's /etc/mc/mc.keymap.
Also, you should not be afraid to start your own threads, that way the information is easier to find.
Thanks Perceptor for advice. Btw, mc.keymap do not exist any more, and looking into all other mc conf files and couldn't find anything that looks like shell switch.
For now, only solution on the web I found is to use F3 which also saves file in nano, this could be of help if someone has the same prob.
I searched into final source code release : http://www.midnight-commander.org/do...c-4.6.1.tar.gz , but couldn't find mc.keymap inside. If you can let me know which tool to use to browse through ap branch and how to download last version of this specific file. Do I need SVN ?
A browser will suffice for the first step: ftp://ftp.belnet.be/packages/slackwa.../slackware/ap/
Either on the internet, as above. Or on the install media.
If you are using Slackware 12.2 or earlier, you probably will want to grab the latest build script from any Slackware mirror and build a tgz package that way. Versions 12.2 and earlier do not recognize txz packages.
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Personal and social communication have changed substantially with the use of ICTs, social networks and text messages. ICTs create new scenarios, new ways for people to live and these reflect real-life problems. Issues of security, privacy, and surveillance are now part of the debate around ICT development. Women should assert their rights here too, with determination and without delay.
"Your skin glows with a fairness that's superior in all possible ways". This is the marketing message of a fairness cream advertisement spread over a quarter of the front page and the entire second/inside page of a leading Pakistani national news paper. The advertisement is directed generally at women who need to aspire to a fair complexion in order to receive privileges associated with the color.
Mme Farida Shaheed (Pakistan) a commencé ses fonctions comme Experte indépendante dans le domaine des droits culturels en 2009, et les a continuées, à la suite de la résolution 19/6 du Conseil des droits de l'homme de 2012, en tant que Rapporteuse spéciale sur la même question.
Ms. Farida Shaheed (Pakistan) took up her functions as Independent Expert in the field of cultural rights in 2009 and continued as a Special Rapporteur on the same issue, following Human Rights Council Resolution 19/6.
Ms. Shaheed is a Pakistani sociologist. She works as a Director at Women's Empowerment and Leadership Development for Democratization, an international programme strengthening and promoting citizenship in Asia, the Middle East and Africa and as a Director Research at Shirkat Gah-Women's Resource Centre in Pakistan.
We, the Violence is not our Culture Campaign, stand in solidarity with the US-based Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR) who has been the target of an unprecedented crackdown by the Vatican.
The Campaign was originally launched in Istanbul in 2007 as the 'Global Campaign to Stop Killing and Stoning Women' with the then-UN Special Rapporteur on VAW, Yakin Ertürk, to end the relentless misuse of religion and culture to justify the killing, maiming and torture of women as punishment for violating the imposed gender and sexual 'norms'. The campaign evolved & changed its name to the Violence is Not our Culture (VNC) campaign in 2011.
The two women met for the first time last week at a sleek Georgetown hotel, where they were speakers at a glittering charity dinner. They shook hands and hugged across a vast gulf of culture, geography and faith: one a devout Muslim from West Africa with her hair carefully hidden under a tight scarf, the other a gregarious South Asian in a stylish sari and costume earrings.
Zainah Anwar, a leading Malaysian social activist and intellectual, is not one of them. She is even excited about the prospects that the Arab Spring could have for women.
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In "Distant View of a Minaret," the late and much-neglected Egyptian writer Alifa Rifaat begins her short story with a woman so unmoved by sex with her husband that as he focuses solely on his pleasure, she notices a spider web she must sweep off the ceiling and has time to ruminate on her husband's repeated refusal to prolong intercourse until she too climaxes, "as though purposely to depriv


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on 3/9/2016 8:54:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Dark, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Relaxed, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This scent is reminiscent of D&G's Light blue. It also smells similar to Versace Yellow Diamond. This is a crisp citrus scent (mostly lemon). But I think there is a synthetic and lingering tone to it. Almost like spoiled fruit. The staying power is ok.
The scent doesn't seem to have many layers to it. Unlike its similar counterparts mentioned earlier, something about this just doesn't hit the mark.
on 8/5/2015 5:59:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Grey
Gorgeous, fun, sparkling citrus tea---with a softness and sweetness and ---dare I say it? Cozyness that a lot of citrusy tea scents just don't have. It lacks the sharpness you'd think it would have based on the strongest notes. This truly is a happy, effervescent, fun scent. As with most citrus scents, the top notes fade fairly quickly and sillage isn't stellar---but longevity was actually 5+ hours---just at mostly a skin scent. The musk and amber make up the cozy portion of the scent and overall I think this one is really a winner. I have heard it's getting harder to find, but it's very much a spring/summer wardrobe staple!
on 7/15/2012 1:16:00 PM
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Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
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I like uplifting, fruity scents for summer. This is lovely and fits that bill though I've only sampled it and don't own it at this time. Its sweet yet not cloying which I often find any scent with pineapple to have. I dread the pina colada bent many have. This is nothing like that. It does smell of pineapple as others have said, but in a more grown up way. Ironic I should write that when I just saw a review that read this is "not for old women." I'm not an "old woman," with any luck though I'm headed for such a fate myself (old woman-hood that is) and so are you if you're female too. I know some have addressed the ignorant, "smells like old lady" remarks in various scent reviews, and now and on other reviews we are informed a scent is "not for old ladies." If someone intends to say a scent seems geared toward a "younger" type of woman, while another seems more "mature", fine. There are respectful ways to say most things. There are also ways that make a reader think its better for a reviewer not to post and have ignorance on a subject kept a secret (hopefully), than to review and remove all doubt.
on 8/27/2012 4:03:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Black
loooove the scent! :)
on 2/22/2013 7:58:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Green
I'm totally indifferent about moschino Funny!
But that's just my taste. Oranges + tea + cedar...
Yeah, nice, quite tame natural and inoffensive / refreshing but it does not evoke a single emotion.
It's more unisex than feminine IMHO with moderate silage and good longevity.
on 11/21/2012 6:18:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Red, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
Hands down my favourite perfume. It has a great sweet citrus scent that is grapefruit dominated without being overpowering. The name is perfect, I feel good and have to smile as soon as I get a whiff of this, just makes you feel happy and alive! Its very vibrant and fresh and great as an everyday scent. I wish it had better staying power however.
on 5/7/2012 4:09:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Olive, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Funny! by Moschino is the perfect scent for those hot spring/summer days. It's very citrusy, green and pleasant, not heavy at all.
Its lasting power is average, considering that it's an EDT. I think Funny! is a nicer alternative to Light Blue by D&G which became so common and blah.
Yes, I will repurchase, it's a clean summer scent.
on 3/11/2012 4:52:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Black
I loved Love, Love by Moschino but decided to try Funny! simply for its cute packaging. The smell is very floral, hip, and fresh. The only problem is its weak staying power. By the end of the day, I can barely smell it on myself.
on 3/11/2012 4:13:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Green
Wow, what a surprise this product is. I found it in my sister's bedroom when she moved out and left it behind. It was 90% full so I started using it for a good work/evening scent and I fell in love! Out of the 3 or 4 fragrances I own right now, this is the one I find myself reaching for the most. Would have never guessed with the tacky packaging and ridiculous name of this perfume.
It's bold, rich, slightly musky and just overall spicy and wonderful. The dry down is a little sweeter, but still maintains that rich spicy aroma. The lasting power is definitely nothing special, only a few hours but I'm still impressed by this perfume.
on 11/30/2011 7:45:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Fresh and fruity, but not boring! I really like this fragrance, which I bought pretty cheaply, too! It makes me so happy to purchase a fragrance for $20 or less! There are a lot of typical fruity florals out there, but this one has been composed well. It starts out with a burst of grapefruit and black currant, but then moves into a rose and tea base. If you like fresh tea scents such as Tommy Girl, you will like this one, too. I prefer it to Tommy Girl since it's more unique and has a stronger rose component. If you hate tea though, it's not for you since it has a relatively strong sillage.
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Final Destination: Police were serving a search warrant at a house on Albemarle Road last week when the suspect took off running. He didn't make it far, however, as he was struck by a car nearby. The man suffered minor injuries and was also found to have a small amount of weed in his pocket. He got a ride to jail.
Charity Case: A 27-year-old man paid the full price for a good deed in Uptown last week. The man was approached by two women who solicited him for a donation for an unknown cause. As he retrieved $10 from his wallet, $1,300 fell on the ground. He put it back in his wallet, handed them the $10 and tried to walk away, but not before one of the women said she wanted to give him a hug to thank him for his donation. About five minutes later, the man realized his wallet was no longer in his back pocket.
Golden Shower: Police responded to a call on what must be their favorite crime — urinating in public — at Midwood Smokehouse last week, after a drunken man decided the restaurant's facilities weren't to his liking. A witness told officers the heavily intoxicated man went to the balcony and then proceeded to pee onto the outdoor seating area of the restaurant below. Hey, what's barbecue without a little lemonade?
Peeping Cop: A couple of pleasure-seeking shoplifters got an unlucky break on South Tryon Street after a police officer happened to be in the right place at the right time. The officer wrote in the report that he was looking through a window at a local Walgreens when he saw a man take an item off a shelf and conceal it in his shirt. The officer approached the man and his companion and found they were trying to steal four bottles of Axe body wash, two boxes of Trojan Vibration Personal Massagers and two boxes of Trojan Triphoria Massagers.
God Hates Flags: It's always obvious when the Dallas Cowboys' ever-classy fans are in town. At last week's Panthers/Cowboys game at Bank of America Stadium, police and fire fighters responded to a call from a parking area, where someone had set two Panthers flags on fire while they were still attached to one unlucky fan's car.
Threats of the Week: One woman seemed to be getting into the witch's spirit for Halloween when she told a 35-year-old woman, "I'm going to shove a broomstick up your son's ass."
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Counterculture Existence Places Hutterites in
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Young, Steve. "Counterculture Existence Places Hutterites in Their own Category." Argus Leader, 17 November 2003.
They live on the margins of American society, out of the mainstream with their German language and their Old World dress, isolated as much geographically as they are culturally in their back road, rural settlements.
That makes South Dakota's 6,000 Hutterites unique, said Donald Kraybill, senior fellow at the Young Center for Anabaptist Studies at Elizabethtown College in Pennsylvania.
But then, so, too, does their prowess as high-tech agricultural producers.
"The Hutterite story is very interesting from a national perspective," Kraybill said. "They are the longest-surviving communal group in North America. And agriculturally speaking, no other communal group has the weighty impact that the Hutterites do in South Dakota.
"The Amish economic impact is significant, but it's more related to business activity - woodworking and building furniture - than farming, and the Amish don't live communally. So the Hutterites, as far as communal farming groups go, are unique."
In the 1800s, dozens of communes popped up across North America, bloomed for a time and fizzled, Kraybill said. The same was true of the Hippie movement of the 1960s.
Today, other communal groups "are relatively young and, frankly, not many of those continue," he said. "The only other comparative group is the monastic orders, the Jesuits and Franciscans, like that. They're communal, but their primary activity isn't economic or productivity. They're focused on meditation and separation from the world."
Historically, communal groups that wither away are destroyed by their own prosperity, said Jerry Rosonke, who is retired as a sociology professor at Northern State University in Aberdeen.
In difficult economic times, Rosonke said, it just seems easier for people to live and work together for the common good.
"But when times are not so tough, people kind of relax. Individual desires get stronger, and they leave communes like mad.
"If you look historically at other communal groups, they generally leak like a sieve. But for some reason, the Hutterites have been able to hang on. Maybe it's easier to leave the colony and return than it has been in the past," he said.
Many Hutterites do leave and come back, especially among the young men. Perhaps they simply yearn for the familiarity of the culture in which they grew up, observers say. Or maybe the prejudices they experience in the outside world drive them back home.
Because Hutterites separate themselves from mainstream America in their dress and language, they can run into a certain amount of bias, said Meredith Redlin, an assistant rural sociology professor at South Dakota State University in Brookings.
Much of that prejudice is more culturally driven than it is economically, Redlin said. She's aware of situations in Montana when buildings have been burned on Hutterite colonies and where local teen-agers have gone into Hutterite homes at 2 or 3 in the morning to harass people.
"I haven't heard of that happening in South Dakota as much," Redlin said. "But to the extent it does, I would guess it's a combination of several things.
"One, they are perceived as being different. They are counterculture. They are only minimally integrated into the larger society, so maybe there's that sense of, 'You're too good for us.' "
Or it could be related to jealousy and envy, Redlin added.
"In difficult economic times, Hutterites can be viewed as objects of some derision because they are seen as these odd people who can buy up all the land," she said.
That ability to purchase land certainly has sent the Hutterites in different directions than, say, the Amish, Kraybill said.
Though their numbers are four times greater in North America than the Hutterites, the Amish moved out of agriculture 20 years ago and into small business because of high land costs where they live - primarily in the eastern United States, Kraybill said.
Where he lives in Lancaster County, Pa., there are 25,000 Amish, and the price of land is $10,000 an acre, Kraybill said. To purchase a 100-acre farm would cost $1 million just for the ground alone.
"Then you're talking $400,000 to get started with the livestock and machinery," Kraybill said. "The Amish found that, to start a small business, making furniture or whatever, they can get $30,000 through a small loan or by borrowing it within the family, and they can grow it slowly."
That approach has turned the Amish in his part of the country into a significant economic force. But their dollars are mostly generated through business - and through the tourism trade they draw with their horse-and-buggy lifestyle.
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An indictment has been filed with the Kfar Saba Magistrates' Court against a Palestinian man on charges of obstruction of justice. It is claimed the man posed as his brother at the time of his arrest and served four months in prison under a false identity.
His identity was revealed when police arrested a Palestinian suspected of illegal infiltration into Israel and discovered he was meant to be in prison. (Raanan Ben-Zur)


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College plans: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with a major in Biomedical engineering with a minor in brain studies.
What are the top activities that are most important to you?
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storage and seat
Everyone that has made them says they are sturdy and have lasted through at least 1 full school year. I guess it is a great time to buy these crates too.


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The artiness explains the swan dress she wore at the Oscars. Fashion has always helped her stand out--a priority for Icelanders, where mostly everyone is blond (kids called her China Girl in elementary school) and, as a recent genealogical study showed, people are a little closer to one another than they ought to be.
So like Iceland generally, the young Bjork was hungry for world music--the Beatles count as world music in Iceland--even though her background was classical. At one point in the Stokkseyri restaurant, she starts humming Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite before she catches herself. Another time, back in Manhattan at the Wild Lily Tea Room, she notices not only that the restaurant is playing French composer Eric Satie but that the music is being played on a harmonium instead of a piano. "I was put in music school when I was five, where they taught German 18th and 19th century, which is called classical music, which I think is very funny. To be told that 200 years of German music is it, and the rest is crap--I wasn't buying that as an Icelandic person," she says, sticking her tongue halfway out.
A prodigy who reportedly sang before she talked, Bjork became an Icelandic pop star at 11. From there she formed a series of punk bands, including the internationally popular Sugarcubes. "I felt pretty strongly about being truthful about what it means being a girl in Iceland," she says. "The other way was just to play Icelandic music, and I don't think that's truthful either. Even in Iceland, you go to a taxi and you hear jazz, and you go to a restaurant and you hear Indian music."
To give her music a truer feel, Bjork went pretty far this summer. Taking off from Manhattan ("I don't like heat. I feel like I've done 10 Valiums"), she spent a month in an aluminum igloo in Ilulissat, Greenland, with her boyfriend, artist Matthew Barney. There she assembled a choir of Inuits and taught them her songs, line by line. That was a group far different from the uber-precise classical choir she hired last spring for two semisecret shows in New York's Riverside Church that she opened by walking down the aisle holding a candle and singing. At those she was backed not only by the chorus but also by a harpist and a full orchestra, plus Matmos. Now that whole production is on a U.S. tour, her first in three years. Though Bjork could pack larger houses, she handpicked smaller venues, mostly opera houses, because she felt her songs were too intimate for larger settings. "I'm not going to make money," she concedes. "I never consider that. Music comes first. Life's too short."
While Bjork's insistence that music come from within gives her collaborators creative leeway, it also makes her hard to read, say the Matmos guys. Instead of telling them to pump up the bass, she offers less direct suggestions. "'Primordial with no history,' that's the kind of instruction she gives us," says M.C. Schmidt of Matmos. "The other instruction was to 'make it like a garden,'" says band mate Drew Daniel. Other than that, the duo insist that Bjork has been exceedingly normal. Says Daniel: "She's a parent. She's 35. She's not doing the epater la bourgeoisie thing. What is unusual is that the filters and shame and self-editing that go with being an adult seem optional to her."


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284 winchester
Where can I get brass for this caliber?
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Winchester still makes it, per a recent catalog I was looking at. You might wind up backordered, but you can order from several places (Natchez Shooter Supply being one of them). Under worse case conditions, I suppose that you could order 6.5-284 cases and neck em up.
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I've been itching to load something recently. I ended up doing some new loads for my A-Bolt 'Micro-Medallion' in 284 win. Even though I still have close to 80 factory rounds that came with the gun.
It's such a handy gun I decided to make some coyote, deer, & wolf combination rounds. Yes, the likelihood of using one on wolf is remote.
To this end I went with the 120 grn Sierra Gameking over a charge of IMR-4350. That powder seems to score high in several manual recommendations. I'll just set them aside for the next sight check to see how they do. My magazine length of 2.85" was limiting on COL. The chamber would accept up to 3.06" or so.
Yes, 284 brass can be spotty. It's out there if one is willing to pay. I just used some factory empties I had around.
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I have a handful of brass for this round that I'll sell you for cheap. Only problem is that I cant' tell you how much I have offhand because it's at the house and I'm at work.
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I just about turned the world over looking for this brass & could find zero. This is a seasonal run product which is only run by WW ever year or two. I found some new brass for sale on cast boolits for a customer of mine.
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Food manufacturers should act over Ukraine crisis
Without protective clauses in supply chain contracts, firms could pay a heavy price if world events or weather caused unexpected price hikes in the cost of key raw materials.
Peter Bennett, head of the food team and partner at Roythornes, urged action. "The impact of price increases and reduced produce availability, however minor they may seem on paper, can pose serious problems for the food supply chain," said Bennett.
"Put simply, if manufacturers don't get their ingredients they are not able to make the food, and increasing ingredient costs reduce already squeezed margins."
'The reluctance of retailers'
"This raises serious issues for the industry exacerbated by the reluctance of retailers to alter pricing. The result is greater pressure on the manufacturers who will now be looking to build flexibility and clauses into contracts that allow them some leeway when it comes to delivery volumes and lead times."
Evidence of food manufacturers' vulnerability to political instability was revealed by crisis in the Ukraine, often referred to as the bread basket of Europe. Turmoil in the country – one of the globe's biggest exporters of wheat and maize – has resulted in sharp increases in crop prices.
Ukrainian farmers are starting to withhold grain from sale to protect against the country's falling currency, causing prices to rocket. "As a consequence the price of wheat for delivery in May rose by as much as 5.9% to £3.81 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade – the biggest rise for almost 18 months," said Roythornes. Maize for delivery in May rose by up to 3.7% to a six-month high of £2.89.
If large amounts of produce were to be held back, fluctuations in the price and availability of some foods and ingredients mean manufacturers will struggle to fulfil orders profitably, if they manage to deliver at all, warned the law firm.
'The problem will only grow'
At home, extreme weather could also disrupt suppliers. "In the UK, the problem will only grow in the coming years as flooding heightens the problems faced by farmers," said Bennett.
Up to 35,000 hectares of high-quality horticultural and arable land will be flooded at least once every three years by the 2020s, according to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. This could rise to about 130,000ha by the 2080s if there is no change to current flood defence provision.
"Flood waters pose numerous risks to livestock, including spoiling animal feed, killing vegetation used for grazing and feed production and depositing harmful chemicals and bacteria on fields," said Bennett. "The end result of which is shrinking herds in poor health and the coinciding shortages in produce."
To protect against such events, Bennett advised food firms to allow for them in contracts, as they come up for renewal. "All parties will be looking for additional flexibility and it will be up to the suppliers and their customers to decide the extent of any leeway they need," he said.
Roythornes' four top tips on contract negotiations
1. Manufacturers should try to negotiate leeway in delivery schedules, including suspending deliveries entirely, for unforeseen circumstances such as floods and other natural disasters or even for wars and civil disobedience. Consideration should be made for the events which might affect the countries or areas being worked in or ordered from and there should be clarity in contracts as to what the relevant events might be.
2. Be aware that all suppliers will be in the same position and try to come to an agreed and workable solution. Bear in mind that all parties will want to limit their liability in the same way that manufacturers will want to limit its liability to its customers.
3. If a company is contracted to supply an ingredient, cannot do so, and wants to source from elsewhere, it needs to make it clear in the contract that this is an option. Bear in mind traceability and quality control issues.
4. Good communication channels are a must – if there are shortage issues they should be communicated down the entire supply chain as soon as possible.


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Steamboat's September sales tax collections exceed preliminary figures
November 15, 2011
Steamboat Springs — The city of Steamboat Springs' final September sales tax collections increased slightly from the preliminary figures released earlier this month.
September sales taxes increased nearly 5.2 percent compared with September 2010. A preliminary report issued Nov. 1 indicated the increase was 4.7 percent. The difference between 4.7 percent and 5.2 percent is $5,495.
The city collected nearly $1.3 million in September. That brings year-to-date collections to more than $12.9 million, up from $12.4 million through September of 2010. That equates to a 4 percent increase.
The city separates sales tax collections by category (miscellaneous retail, lodging and amenities, sporting goods, utilities, restaurants and liquor stores) and location (downtown, base area, U.S. Highway 40 corridor, regional and west Steamboat).
Only the lodging and amenities and restaurants categories, and base area location decreased in collections from September 2010 to September 2011.
The sales tax report also includes building-use and accommodations taxes.
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Building-use taxes increased more than 150 percent to nearly $109,000 in September 2011 from September 2010, bringing the year-to-date collections to more than $701,000 — 36 percent higher than this time last year. Accommodations taxes decreased nearly 6 percent to more than $28,000 in September from September 2010, bringing the year-to-date collections to nearly $520,000 — nearly 8 percent higher than this time last year.
September was the fifth consecutive month that sales tax collections increased from the same month last year and the sixth month overall this year.
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GRAND CHUTE - Even though the weather hasn't been great, it was a great day to learn about it.
Thursday was the inaugural FOX 11 Weather Day at Fox Cities Stadium for the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers game.
Pete Petoniak and Patrick Powell spoke to the crowd about different types of weather and had severe weather information for the fans. Both also got to throw out a first pitch.
Overall, it was a great turnout.
"It was fantastic. We had a chance to talk to the kids, there were a lot of high school and middle school kids too. They learned a little bit about weather, talked a little bit about severe weather too and they learned how to use a green screen," said Director of Meteorology Pete Petoniak.
Weather took a toll on the games this week. The Timber Rattlers played two double-headers starting Wednesday to make up for the missed days.


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The Asselstein eastern approach
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From the nearest " Climbing House " , which is localised on the boards of the " Trifels Road " (coming direct from Annweiler), you can reach very easily, the big monument of Asselstein !This one is offer to the climbers, one of the highest wall of climbing, in all the Palatinate sector (the maximal height of the southern walls is reaching 58 meters : not bad ! ). But, caution, because between february and july, the site can be closed and forbidden for the public : the peregrines falcons are often breeding and nesting here, on this very high and wild rock ... I'm too glad to say this, but it's the truth : in the Palatinate sector, there are too much rocks, which are assujeted to this very hard forestiary rule ! So, if you see a STOP sign, at the bases of this rock, please don't go there and don't be tempting to penetrate the site : if a forestian agent is catching you, you will have to be controled, with paying a very expensive money-punition ... In Germany, they aren't laughing with peregrines !
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Anatoliko, Kassiopi, Corfu
Sleeps 14
A superb house in a prime seafront position, this luxury villa in Corfu combines stylish elegance with a relaxed ambience, enhanced in high season with inclusive cook service. With accommodation over three levels, the house has four double and two twin bedrooms, every room opening on to outdoor space, and most enjoying splendid views of the bay. On the main ground floor, the spacious sitting room has timber beams and a big fireplace, an understated dining room is accessed through an archway which echoes the curve of its vaulted ceiling, and sliding doors lead to a well equipped kitchen with breakfast bar.A cheerful family room on the lower level has comfy floor cushions, colourful art and a kitchenette, and opens out to the pool terrace, where a fabulous free-form infinity pool seems to flow into the sea. The villa's various broad verandas are comfortably furnished for outdoor living, and pretty paths meander down to the rocky water's edge and, a little further, to a tree-shaded beach and jetty. In a quiet and private spot, Gemma is just 1km from Kassiopi centre.
7 bedrooms/ 7 bathrooms
Ground level
Large living room opening on to covered terrace
Upper level
Lower ground level
1 Double bedroom with en suite bath and shower room
Check-in: 16:00
Check-out: 10:00
Boat Dock
Instant classic
Ageing beauty
Facing North-East
Village: Kassiopi 10 - 15 min walk
Beaches: Secluded, 1min walk
Airport: Corfu 1 hour drive
Town: Corfu 1 hour drive
Port: Corfu 1 hour drive
Services of a Cook who prepares Breakfast & Lunch or DinnerChange of linen twice a weekDaily Cleaning