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Records: Falcons 6-0; Eagles 3-3
Line: Eagles by 3 points. Over under: 43.
Radio: 97.3, 94.1 FM and 610 AM
Forecast: Rain. Highs around 60. Northeast winds 10-15 mph with gusts up to 25 mph. Chance of rain 90 percent. (National Weather Service)
David Weinberg's pick: Eagles stay perfect after open weeks. Eagles 27, Falcons 24 (season record: 3-3)
Last time met: The Eagles blew a 10-point lead in the fourth quarter of a 35-31 loss to the Falcons at the Georgia Dome on Sept. 18, 2011. Eagles quarterback Michael Vick, making his first start against his former team, threw for 242 yards and two touchdowns before suffering a concussion in the third quarter. The Eagles led 31-21 before the Falcons scored two TDs in the final period.
Eagles' best-case scenario: The Eagles snap a two-game losing streak and improve to 14-0 in games after a regular-season open week under coach Andy Reid. Vick throws three TD passes and has no turnovers. Wide receiver DeSean Jackson beats cornerback Asante Samuel for two TDs. Running back LeSean McCoy rushes for more than 100 yards. Falcons cornerback Matt Ryan throws two interceptions and is sacked five times.
Eagles' worst-case scenario: The Falcons remain the league's only undefeated team by handing the Eagles their third straight loss. Vick throws two interceptions to Samuel, who returns both for TDs in the first half, and is benched for rookie Nick Foles at halftime. Ryan throws two TD passes to wide receiver Julio Jones and is not sacked. Falcons running back Michael Turner runs for more than 100 yards.
Keep an eye on: Samuel (No. 22). The former Eagle was traded to Atlanta last April in exchange for a seventh-round draft pick after complaining about his role and contract status with the Eagles last season. Samuel has one interception this season, which he returned 79 yards for a TD.
Notable numbers: Eagles lead series 17-12-1 and have won eight of the last 10 meetings. ... Eagles are 8-2 against the Falcons under Reid and are 5-0 at home in that span. ... Eagles are 13-0 in games after a regular-season open week under Reid. ... Falcons are 6-0 for the first time in franchise history. ... Falcons are tied for third in the NFL with 10 interceptions. ... Eagles tied for 31st with a minus-9 turnover ratio. ... Falcons are third with a plus-10.
Assessing the offenses
Eagles: Vick threw two interceptions against the Lions but also threw two TD passes and gave the team a lead in the fourth quarter. He leads the NFC with 13 turnovers and is second with eight interceptions. McCoy was a non-factor the last two games. Rookie Dennis Kelly is expected to start at right guard in place of injured Danny Watkins. King Dunlap is expected to replace Demetress Bell as the starting left tackle. Jackson leads the team with 29 receptions.
Falcons: Ryan leads a well-balanced offense. The Philadelphia native and Wildwood summer visitor is ranked among the top quarterbacks in the NFL. Tony Gonzalez leads NFL tight ends with 43 receptions. Wide receivers Roddy White and Jones have combined for 65 receptions and eight TDs.
Assessing the defenses
Eagles: They blew a pair of fourth-quarter leads, which led to defensive coordinator Juan Castillo's firing. Todd Bowles takes over. The Eagles may blitz more to help generate pressure on quarterbacks. The Eagles have just seven sacks this season. Linebacker Mychal Kendricks could be the extra pass rusher. Cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha is coming off his best game. The Eagles' coverage and return units on special teams are still struggling.
Falcons: They have played well, but haven't faced many elite offenses. Only Chicago (21), New England (18) and the New York Giants (18) have more takeaways than the Falcons (17). Safety Thomas DeCoud is tied for the NFL lead with four interceptions. End John Abraham is tied for eighth with six sacks.
Assessing the coaches
Eagles: Reid has never lost after a regular-season open week.
Falcons: Mike Smith is tied with Dan Reeves for most wins (49) in franchise history.
Eagles: They desperately need a win to get back on track.
Falcons: They have lost five straight in Philly.
Other views
D. Orlando Ledbetter, Atlanta Journal Constitution:
"The Falcons are 6-0 for the first time in franchise history and the only team in the NFC with a perfect record. Their star players get their due, and various media power rankings have them near the top. Yet there might be nagging skepticism about the Falcons' staying power."
Key matchup
Jackson (10) vs. Samuel (22). DeSean Jackson and Samuel used to face off against each other quite often during training camp with mixed results. Jackson is having a solid season but has yet to really break loose. The weather may keep that from happening.
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" Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy - Science Fiction / Theatrical Release: 1998 / Director: John Putch / Actors: Finola Hughes, Peter Onorati ... / DVD released 29 August, 2000 at Paramount / Features of the DVD: Closed-captioned, Colour, Dolby, DVD-Video, HiFi Sound, NTSC "
The beginning and ending of this film are set in the year 2029, although the story relates to a fictitious event in the year 1993. Ten years before this time a physicist, Dr Peter Crawford, (played by Dennis Hopper) had discovered part of a comet that was heading towards Earth. This asteroid was so large that it would be drawn into the moon and the impact would send thousands of fragments to Earth where human life would be destroyed. He named this asteroid Tycus and published his findings in a number of scientific journals. He was not believed by the scientific community, so he turned his attention elsewhere. Crawford went to a number of millionaires around the world and showed his work to them. His plan was to build a large underground complex that could survive the impact of the asteroid and for the donation of large sums of money he promised the millionaires a place in this complex where they could survive and emerge later to re-establish life on Earth. For ten years he worked on this project and managed to keep the whole affair a secret. However, he had employed a journalist, Stan Alton (played by Chick Vennera) to record the whole project. As part of the deal Alton had agreed to disappear without trace, but as the doomsday approached he contacted his best friend Jake Lowe (played by Peter Onorati) and told him to come to the complex. Lowe worked for a newspaper that specialised in Sci-Fi stories and he could not resist the draw of this big story. The film follows the events of the last few days before the asteroid is due to hit and how the people in the underground complex are preparing themselves for years of solitude existence, knowing that all of their friends and relatives would have been killed during the impact or in the devastation that followed. There are some good effects in the film and these are mixed well with real footage of natural disasters, such as earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. Each person in the complex
has been allowed to bring two people with them, so there are a lot of personal stories of people left behind. The character of Jake Lowe is the main part in this film but this character is very mixed, as a cross between an ex military man and a photojournalist. This means that often he is fighting rather than asking questions and this does not add to the credibility of the film. The film does also lack credibility for a number of other reasons, in particular with the family of Dr Crawford that are not aware of what he has been doing for the past ten years and ask no questions at all when he takes them to the complex. Also after ten years nobody else in the world has seen this asteroid approaching except for this one guy! Although this film is OK you do get the feeling that the writers were much better at the scientific side of the story, rather than the human interest. Perhaps a good dose of reality would have helped the story along. Also as you have seen the survivors in the first shot of the film, there is no tension as to whether the plan will succeed or not. For real sci-fi fans I am sure they would enjoy this film. It was OK, but I wouldn't bother to watch it a second time.

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Hollywood Now: Chris Pine, Rachel Weisz & Ari Graynor, Plus So Many Babies!By Gerri Miller
New flicks with celebs in interfaith relationships and from interfaith backgrounds, plus their baby news!Go To Pop Culture
August 2001
If one were to ask a Jewish educator what the focus of her religious school curriculum is, the response would be "to prepare our students to lead a meaningful Jewish life." Given the limited number of hours we have in which to do this, there is little room in our curriculum for subjects not directly related to Judaism. However, as the numbers of interfaith families in our synagogues increase, educators are confronting a challenge that was not present ten years ago — the need to address issues and questions relating to Christianity.
Nine years ago at a Reform movement conference for Jewish educators on outreach to interfaith families, the following scenario was presented:
You, the teacher, are doing a special project with your fifth grade students on Jewish heroes and heroines. You have asked your students to do an independent one-page report on a Jewish man or woman who has championed Jewish values and ideals. Alex Bishop, one of the brighter students in your class, hands in his report. You are somewhat shocked as you begin to read it. He has chosen Jesus as the subject of his report. What do you do?
When this conference took place, the Jewish community was still processing the implications of the dramatic increase in intermarriage as evidenced in the 1990 Jewish Population Report. Many of us were aware that we had interfaith families in our congregations and that their children were attending our religious schools. We knew that the "December Dilemma" — dealing with issues around Christmas and Hanukkah — could be challenging. However, teachers were not adequately prepared to handle questions relating to Christianity in a manner that would be sensitive to the student and, at the same time, provide a "teachable moment" for the rest of the class.
The reality today is that not only do we have a number of interfaith families in our congregations, but many of our families have relatives who are non-Jews. They come together for holiday and life-cycle celebrations, and yet they know little if anything about the meaning of these occasions within a religious context. This change in the composition of the extended family has made it necessary for educators to rethink the way to address questions relating to Jesus and Christianity. Do we merely respond to questions as they arise or do we find a place in our curriculums, at an age-appropriate level, to teach about the similarities and differences between these two great world religions?
At Congregation Beth El, in Sudbury, Massachusetts, we decided that the eleventh grade curriculum on Transformative Periods in Jewish History was the perfect place to include a unit on the Rise of Christianity. Students learned about the life and times of Jesus within the context of the Second Temple period. They discovered, by tracing the roots of Christianity, that its foundation was an outgrowth of Judaism. In twelfth grade, students had an opportunity to learn more about Christianity when they met with a minister and a priest from local churches for three sessions. Having already had some background in Christian theology and being well grounded in Judaism, they were then able to ask thoughtful, probing questions.
At the same time, when questions about Jesus or Christian beliefs arose in the lower grades, the teachers asked the rabbi to come into class to respond. Teachers did not feel comfortable with their own knowledge of Christianity. It soon became clear that it was important that the teaching staff be educated and sensitized so that they, too, could answer questions or respond to statements in a way that was sensitive to the student and preserved the integrity of both religions.
To help me create a training session for the staff I met with two close colleagues, Susan Murphy, Director of Religious Education at Our Lady of Fatima, and Rev. Avis Hoyt O'Connor, then Minister at the Sudbury United Methodist Church. We discussed what information our teachers needed to have and what was important for them to teach. This included:
Many of our teachers were surprised to learn the similarities that exist between these two religions.
Another important part of teacher training was learning how to determine the feelings and anxieties that may exist beneath questions. Was there something going on at home around religious observance? Was the question indirectly related to a non-Jewish family member and the role that person plays in the life of this child? In order to answer these and other questions, communication with the family is important and enables the teacher to be supportive of the child.
We decided that teaching about Jesus and Christianity should took place on an adult level, as well. The theme of our adult education programming for the year was the world's great religions. By bringing in scholars from the different faith traditions we began to learn more about their beliefs and religious practices. This dialogue became a point of entry for some non-Jewish spouses into the synagogue community.
Recently we revised our eighth grade curriculum to include a semester on comparative religion, with a major focus on Christianity. This is an age when students express a great deal of interest in other religions. They are ready to learn how Judaism views Jesus and his teachings. Not only do they have an opportunity to meet with local clergy, but in some instances they have also invited their peers from these congregations to join the discussion.
By expanding the scope of our religious school curriculum to include teachings on Jesus and Christianity we have not only provided our students with a very valuable knowledge base, we have also helped to break down stereotypes. Our students, teens and adults, have discovered how much we have in common, and this should not only benefit those who have relatives of different religions, but society as well.


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October 6, 2011
President Barack Obama's disapproval rating hit an all-time high of 55 percent in a new poll from Quinnipiac University, and in the most troubling poll news for Obama to date, independent voters disapprove of Obama's job performance by a 56-38 margin.
Approval of Obama's handling of the economy — certain to be the most significant issue in the coming election — hit another record low at 32 percent, with 64 percent disapproving.
Additionally, an overwhelming majority of Americans believe the country is in a recession, with little confidence the economy will recover anytime soon.
A full 43 percent of Americans trust congressional Republicans on the economy, compared to 41 percent for Obama. The results are a statistical tie — the first time Obama has not led on the issue ever. This is particularly telling given that just 23 percent of Americans approve of congressional Republicans' job performance.
If Obama were to be reelected, just 29 percent of Americans say the economy will get better, compared to 36 percent saying it will get worse and 31 saying it will stay the same.
The only good news for Obama is that 51 percent of Americans still blame President George W. Bush for the state of the economy — and percentage in steady decline going into the election year.
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Three weeks after absorbing the potentially deadly impact of a 93 mph fastball on his batting helmet, Edgar Gonzalez still feels dizzy whenever he lies down. Because of the lingering effects of a concussion, Gonzalez, a Padres utility player, has not played since that experience. When he returns, it may be with the newest protective device that could one day come to define the look of a major league batter.
Rawlings is about to introduce its newest batting helmet, the S100, a bulkier but far more protective helmet that can withstand the impact of a 100 mph fastball, according to Rawlings and an independent testing organization. Most other models, when hit flush by a ball, are compromised at speeds in excess of 70 mph.
As helpful as the new helmet may be, there is resistance to it from some major league players who are not prepared to sacrifice comfort and style for added protection. Gonzalez is not among them.
"After this happened to me, I would wear anything," he said. "I don't care how goofy it is, as long as it could help protect me."
Gonzalez and others who choose to wear the new model could become pioneers like Ron Santo, one of the first to wear a batting helmet with an earflap, or Jacques Plante, the first hockey goalie to wear a face mask on a regular basis.
Major league players are a fearless and traditional bunch, and for many any kind of change, even for the sake of safety, is anathema.
"No, I am absolutely not wearing that," Mets right fielder Jeff Francoeur said with a laugh after seeing a prototype, as if he were being asked to put a pumpkin on his head. "I could care less what they say, I'm not wearing it. There's got to be a way to have a more protective helmet without all that padding. It's brutal. We're going to look like a bunch of clowns out there."
Among a small, informal sampling of players, several said they would likely stick with their current model, even though the S100 has been proved more effective in independent laboratory testing. In the eyes of some major league players, it's just too bulky, too heavy and too geeky-looking.
"I want a helmet that's comfortable and that doesn't look bad," Athletics infielder Nomar Garciaparra said.
Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira said the new helmet would make him feel as if he were wearing a football helmet in the batter's box.
"The one I've used for my entire career is fine," he said.
Francoeur took a Brad Penny fastball in the helmet this season and, as he said, "lived to tell the tale." Even Gonzalez escaped a catastrophic head injury with his old model.
David Halstead is the technical director for the National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment, an independent organization that sets safety standards for athletic equipment. Halstead said the vast majority of helmets used by major league players are not certified by his organization because they don't have enough interior padding and don't have two earflaps.
"Major league players do not play with a helmet that meets any standards," he said. "It's remarkable to me. Once the earflap is removed, it can't be certified."
Halstead said that a ball traveling a mere 32 mph that hits an unprotected head flush will "result in a skull fracture every time." So what happens when a ball leaves the hand at 90 mph and hits a helmet? Usually it hurts a lot, and it may result in a concussion. But it rarely causes a fracture.
The reason is that a player who gets hit with a 90 mph fastball is usually experienced enough to avoid a direct hit and ensure the impact is only a glancing blow. Halstead, in 24 years of work with the committee on athletic equipment and as co-founder of the Southern Impact Research Center, said he has seen only three skull fractures from a pitched ball, and two were in girls softball.
The third occurred this season with a player in the Orioles' minor-league system. Halstead examined that helmet and found no structural damage. He said there was a good possibility it didn't fit properly and, when the player moved to avoid the pitch, the helmet shifted and the ball may have hit directly against the head.
"If he had been wearing the S100 and it fit properly, he wouldn't have had a skull fracture," Halstead said.
The S100 — so named because it can withstand the impact of a ball fired at 100 mph from 24 inches away — has a layer of expanded polypropylene, the hard, foam-like material used in bicycle helmets.
The helmet also has a composite insert strip built into the frame that helps the helmet retain its protective oval shape upon impact. Even if current major leaguers balk at wearing the bulkier new helmet now, Rawlings is banking on the idea that minor leaguers, as well as high school and college players, will convert to it and the helmet will work its way into the major leagues as they are promoted.
"Our position is to offer the safest helmet on the market," said Mike Thompson, Rawlings' vice president of marketing and business development. "If they elect to wear it, that's their choice."
To meet the committee on athletic equipment's standards, helmets must withstand the direct impact of a baseball fired out of an air cannon at 60 mph from 24 inches away. Most helmets will be dented at 70 mph, but Halstead recently tested the S100 in his Knoxville, Tenn., laboratory. It withstood pitches at 100 mph.
Now, he is making his 8-year-old son, Sean, wear it for Little League games.
But it is hard to predict the number of professionals who will convert to using it.
"If it provides more protection, then I'm all for it," said Mets third baseman David Wright, who last week dodged a Brad Thompson fastball traveling on a frightening vector for his head. "I'm not worried about style or looking good out there. I'm worried about keeping my melon protected."


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Duchess of Cambridge cements her status as senior Royal as she hosts table at Diamond Jubilee lunch and joins Queen on balcony of Buckingham Palace
- Duchess and each of senior royals placed at separate tables
- Kate wore slim-fitting Alexander McQueen dress designed by Sarah Burton
- Kate topped off demure outfit with hat by royal favourite milliner Jane Taylor
- Duchess to head table at Westminster reception lunch this afternoon
The Duchess of Cambridge cemented her status as a senior royal today as she led one of the tables at the Westminster Hall lunch today held in honour of the Queen.
After a reception at Guildhall, Kate was one of a number of royals including Charles and Camilla who attended the City of London Livery companies lunch, held for some 700 guests representing abundant trades and professions, ranging from grocers and gunmakers to fruiterers and fishmongers.
Kate was placed at the Master Glovers and Pattenmakers table, a body founded in the 17th century as a trade association for the makers of pattens - under-shoes of wood and metal which were worn strapped beneath the shoes to raise the wearer out of the mud on the streets.
William was at the Engineers and Arbitrators table, while Harry took his place at the Fruiterers and
Gardeners table.
Guests at the lunch dined on marinated Uist Island salmon with Lyme Bay crab, followed by saddle of Welsh Cambrian Mountain lamb with braised shoulder of lamb, grilled Isle of Wight asparagus, Jersey Royal potatoes and an aptly named Jubilee sauce.
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Senior royals: The Duke and Duchess attended a Jubilee reception at the Guildhall following the morning service before hosting their own tables at a City of London Livery Companies lunch
Golden girl: Kate was joined by the Master Glovers and Pattenmakers at a special lunch to mark the final day of Jubilee celebrations
Playing host: William and Catherine were given key roles at today's lunch
Shining: Kate proved to be glittering company at the lunch, holding fellow guests rapt
Making an entrance: Kate follows fellow guests to attend a City of London Livery companies lunch at Westminster Hall
The new face of a thoroughly modern Royal family: Camilla, Prince Charles, William, Kate and Harry join the Queen on the balcony of Buckingham Palace for the fly past
Prince William, Kate and Harry stand smiling on the balcony of Buckingham Palace as they watch the RAF flypast
The Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry discuss the afternoon proceedings
Jolly good show: After the fly-past a military salute was carried out while crowds sang
Flashback: Kate and Wills would have been reminded of their wedding day last April, the last time the two travelled in an open top carriage together
Memories: Newlywed Kate and William made the same trip, from Westminster to Buckingham Palace last April
Enjoying the day: It was a day of ceremony and respect, but for Kate and William it was also a time to celebrate the Queen's incredible reign
Earlier in the day, Kate looked
stunning as she attended the Queen's thanksgiving service at St Paul's
cathedral today in a nude lace dress by Alexander McQueen.
Kate wore the demure dress with a matching hat by Jane Taylor, a milliner fast becoming a firm favourite with the royals, and nude LK Bennett heels.
It was the third time she has worn an Alexander McQueen piece this weekend, having chosen something from the label, the same designer behind her lace wedding dress, at every Jubilee weekend celebration so far, from her red pageant outfit to the coat she wore over her Whistles dress for last night's concert.
The hat's designer, Jane Taylor, who also saw the Countess of Wessex wear one of her hats today said she was 'delighted'.
'Both the Duchess of Cambridge and the Countess of Wessex look stunning today.
'They both have a unique yet timeless sense of style and wear hats so well.
'It's the dream to have two members of they royal family wearing my pieces to such an important event.'
Kate and William were welcomed at the cathedral today by hundreds of well-wishers who had gathered outside the cathedral ahead of today's service in which the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, will give the sermon to mark the Queen's 60 years on the throne.
The Duke of Cambridge wore a morning suit to today's service to mark the Diamond Jubilee.
one of the senior royals, Kate walked alongside William down the long
aisle of St Paul's cathedral just ahead of the Queen as the monarch
arrived for today's service.
Just behind Kate and William walked the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall, with the Queen making her way down at the back of the royal procession.
Chic: The Duchess wore pearls at her ears, subtle make up and pretty Alexander McQueen lace dress
Royal blush: Kate shone in the slim-fitting dress, her slender waist accentuated by the ribbon belt
Stunning: The Duchess of Cambridge accessorised her Alexander McQueen dress with a net-trimmed hat by milliner Jane Taylor
Composed: Kate looked the epitome of ladylike elegance at the service this morning
Close: Kate leans in to chat to Harry, who looked to be suffering slightly from the effects of a later night during the service
Milliner Jane Taylor, said she was 'delighted' that Kate chose to wear one of her designs
A family affair: Kate talks with her brother-in-law Prince Harry as guests leave St Paul's Cathedral
Demure: Kate looked the epitome of ladylike chic at the service, earning her praise from fashion critics including Harold Tillman, chairman of the British Fashion Council
Ladylike: Kate was flanked by Princes Harry and William in smart morning suits for the service at St Paul's today
Greeting: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are welcomed to St Paul's by the Lord Mayor of London
A real McQueen: Kate wore a dress designed by Alexander McQueen's Sarah Burton for the St Paul's service today
Beautiful in blush: The Duchess of Cambridge arrives with her husband the Duke
In mint condition: The Queen waves as she arrives in a limousine with one her ladies in waiting, Diana Marion, The Lady Farnham who replaces Prince Philip
The royal procession: Prince Harry, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Charles, Camilla, and the Queen make their way the length of the cathedral ahead of the service of Thanksgiving
Seal of approval: Liz deemed today's Jubilee outfits a triumph
Well, today the boats were well and truly pushed out. For the service at St Paul's the Queen wore a soft mint coat dress: as for the flotilla on Sunday, it is again designed by her dresser, Angela Kelly. It is of silk tulle, embroidered with flowers, using silver thread. A chiffon drape is a lovely, soft touch: it is studded with Swarovski crystals, and a matching drape adorns the hat.
The Duchess of Cambridge's nude lace dress by Sarah Burton for McQueen was tailored perfectly to fit her figure – the hem a tad longer than the red dress for the flotilla on the Thames – and while I loved it, the fastening of the belt, seemingly made from bias binding, is a little disappointing. Kate (and Sarah Burton) need to understand that the Duchess will often be seen from behind, and therefore the detailing needs to be beautiful: pearls or diamonds, with hand embroidered loops, not just a hook and eye.
and I do want to wrestle Kate out of her platform patent pumps from LK Bennett. She needs delicate lace shoes, encrusted with pearls, by Manolo Blahnik, say, or an English shoe couturier, such as Georgina Goodman. The platform is a little too casual for such a formal occasion.
But Kate still looked stunning, especially as her eye make-up has been softened: I love the subtle veil over her eyes, on a hat by her favourite milliner, Jane Taylor: £790, available on the milliner's website.
The real surprise of the day was that both Beatrice and Eugenie looked fresh, young and appropriate. Beatrice wore a blue and white striped coatdress by London Fashion Week designer Kinder Aggugini. Italian born, he studied at St Martin's, and learned his craft on Savile Row and working for designers including Vivienne Westwood and John Galliano.
This dress was teamed with tan stilettos by Gina, a Stephen Jones hat and a Lemaresca bag, made by sisters Giulia and Cecilia Maresca, who worked at Tod's and Vivienne Westwood before striking out on their own. This rock and roll bag label is made from start to finish in Italy, not merely 'finished' there, as so many are these days. This bag would have cost about £1,000.
Princess Eugenie chose a royal purple dress by Suzannah (her lovely, small boutique is at 6 Bristol Gardens, in Little Venice); a Stephen Jones hat; Gina nude stilettos and a Loro Piana bag. I am starting to love these two young women: they champion brand new talent, know how to mix and match different labels, and have the good sense to wear Gina shoes, which are expensive but super stylish and comfy. Kate should follow suit, and abandon those high street platforms. She has such great legs: she really could take a dagger heel.
Samantha Cameron wore a rose print dress by Paul Smith that we've seen before, but at least she wore a hat, by Stephen Jones. The Duchess of Cornwall wore a graphic, basket weave coat by Bruce Oldfield, and a ginormous Philip Treacy hat. Both items tell me she is feeling much more confident, starting to abandon those safe creams. All in all, a triumph.
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The Skalk article I mentioned the other day (with the rubber goat) tells the story of an unusual find made in northernmost Jutland in the summer of 2005. Peter Jensen was stripping some land of topsoil for gravel extraction when, from the vantage point of his machine, he spotted something interesting on the ground. Jensen happens to have much experience of machine operation at archaeological digs. It turned out that he had managed to identify a pit in the subsoil filled with thousands of amber beads: an Early Neolithic votive deposit datable around 3500 cal BC.
Most votive amber deposits have been found in wetlands where the amber is often very well preserved. In this case, however, the pit was dug into gravel, and the amber was in very poor shape: in fact, falling to pieces. After Jensen called in the archaeological cavalry, the deposit was wrapped in plaster and taken indoors. What were my Danish colleagues supposed to do with a six-litre volume of crumbling amber? Taking it apart and trying to stabilise every individual bead would take ages and cost an enormous amount of money. And in its corroded state, the find still wouldn't be much fun to see for the museum visitors. Still, archaeologists wanted to now what kind of beads were in the deposit.
The conservators at the National Museum then had a bright idea. They took the soil block to a forensics lab, where the whole thing was run through a CT scanner with a 0.5 mm slice distance. Presto: they now have an exact 3D model of the deposit showing every individual bead, and they have abandoned all thoughts of taking the block apart. Notably, the find contains several bead spacers, bar-shaped gadgets with six or seven holes intended to collect the separate bead strings of a large amber pectoral.
And guess whom we have to thank for all this? Messrs Lennon & McCartney! Explains Wikipedia: "The CT scanner was 'the greatest legacy' of The Beatles, with the massive profits resulting from their record sales enabling EMI to fund scientific research, including into computerised tomography."
The National Museum in Copenhagen has put a lot of information on the find on-line, including video clips where the viewer travels horizontally or vertically through the deposit, a few CT slices at a time from one end to the other. Cool stuff!
Bech, Jens-Henrik. 2008. Ravfangst. Skalk 2008:1. Højbjerg.
[More blog entries about archaeology, amber, Denmark, stoneage, Neolithic, ctscan; arkeologi, bärnsten, Danmark, neolitikum, stenåldern.]


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I have this white box appearing over the top of my contact form in Chrome browser. It doesn't do it in IE or Firefox.. just chrome…
It doesn't do it on the demo site though. The demo site show fine.
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Jason Segel, "How I Met Your Mother"
Everyone knows the actor is skilled at comedy, but last season found him tackling a tough storyline when Marshall's beloved father died. Segel rose to the material beautifully with pathos and humor.
KaDee Strickland, "Private Practice"
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Garret Dillahunt and Martha Plimpton, "Raising Hope"
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She should stick a vaccuum in there while she's at it. At home liposuction.
Now why take pics unless you are seeking attention?
searching for psychiatrist
Hey sp00nss, when you gonna put up an avatar?
She should of shown her other gash if she was seeking attention.
I'm not lickin that gash!
This EMO shit just pisses me off! Fucking kill yourself if your going to but stop cutting your self and showing it around like a badge of honor or something. Fucking stupid ass fuck shit wanna be loved idiot slut wort cumstian.
Holy shit! Think I might use that last line on someone
You just help yourself! I can make up some more if you like,
She's perhaps practicing seppuku
I wanna poke it
Yeah, with a fucking chain saw!
oh....... I was thinking with my finger but a chainsaw works too
I want to pull out her intestines and play jump rope with them.....show her some real pain the stupid bitch
Hate on her on you want, I think this is hot as hell. I want to rub my dick in that gash. It'd be better than her cunt.
that cut looks like a mouth full of pink cottage cheese, gotta love the fingering the cut pic, hey you dumb bitch go finger your VAGINA !!!! if you dont want too fucko will do you the favor , my question is would you fuck that pussy looking cut, i would har har
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In the Paramatthajotikā commentary on the origin of the Cundasutta (Sn vv 83-90) , there is a
long compound which I can not make sense of
attajjhāsaya-parajjhāsaya-aṭṭhuppatti-pucchāvasikabhedato (PjII 1, 159)
which is giving a summary of the
origin of the sutta. I give a rough translation of the story below. If anyone can help with this
compound, I would appreciate it. Also does anyone know what kuñcika-tthavikāya (lit: "key-purse")
means? Apparently this is the purse that the monk carries his bowl in, but why kuñcika? ("key")? It is in this bag that
the bad monk places the bowl he wishes to steal.
Mettā, Bryan
"I ask the sage of abundant wisdom," so begins the Cundasutta. What is its origin? In brief,
as far as attajjhāsaya-parajjhāsaya-aṭṭhuppattipucchāvasikabhedato (?) regarding the four origins of this sutta, the origin depends on the (four) questions.
But in detail, at one time the Blessed One, wandering about
on a journey amongst the Mallas, together with a large group of monks arrived
in Pāvā. There the Blessed One was living in the mango grove in Pāvā of Cunda,
the smith's son. From here as far as, "Now the Blessed one in the forenoon dressed himself and
taking his bowl and robe together with the community of monks went to Cunda's
house and sat down on the seat prepared"
(as per DN 2, 189) is just according to
what has been said (āgatanayeneva) in
the sutta.
Thus, when the Blessed One had sat down together with the
community of monks, Cunda the smith's son, while serving the community of monks
with the Buddha at his head, presented beautiful (suvaṇṇa or golden) bowls to the monks. Since the religious rule is
not very well known, some monks accepted the beautiful bowls and others didn't.
A stone bowl was accepted by the Blessed One, but Buddhas do not accept a
second one. In that place there was a certain monk who accepted a beautiful
bowl for his food worth a thousand
(coins), and, with the intention to steal it, he placed it in his key-purse (kuñcika-t-thavikāya?). Cunda, having
waited on the monks and washed their hands and feet, paying homage to the
Buddha, observing the community of monks, he saw that monk, but having seen
him, it was like not seeing him and he did not say anything to the Blessed One
or the elders out of respect, thinking, "let there not be a manner of speaking
by those who hold wrong views." He, wanting to know about monks who were yoked
to their vows (restraints), or such who had broken them, approached the Blessed
One at night and asked, "I ask the seer…" [and so the beginning of the sutta]
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- Dear Brian and Pali group,
This reply follows Brian's question from 4 Jan 2013. Thanks Brian for this question. I have been reading earlier parts of the Paramatthajjotikā recently, so I enjoyed the chance to think about the beginning of the Cundasutta commentary. My understanding of the long compound attajjhāsayaparajjhāsayaaṭṭhuppattipucchāvasikabhedato is that it means: 'according to the division into (bhedato) (i) one's own disposition (attajjhāsaya) (ii) the disposition of another (parajjhāsaya) (iii) the situational meaning (aṭṭha-uppatti) or (iv) answering a question (pucchāvasika)'.
Hence the commentary is saying that the origin of this sutta (the Cundasutta) is answering the question, in reference to the four origins, which are analysed into: suttas taught on the Buddha's own initiative, suttas taught according to the inclination of the hearers, suttas taught according the present situation, and suttas taught in order to answer a question.
This division of the Buddha's preaching into kinds of origin is called the cattaro suttanikkhepā or fourfold summary of the suttas and found at e.g. D i.50. Also there is cattāro hi suttanikkhepā attajjhāsayo parajjhāsayo pucchāvasiko aṭṭhuppattiko'ti in the Buddhavaṃsa comm.
I expect you've worked all this out by now, but I've enjoyed working out for myself too.
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amazing show. was hyped up about it when i first found out about it about a month before the premiere. always been a big zombie genre fan (especially the resident evil video game franchise, 28 days later, dawn/shaun of the dead). the premiere was incredible. one of the best pieces of tv ever (up there with certain episodes of lost, carnivale, etc). i wasn't impressed with the finale though. it felt very lackluster, for the last episode. i dunno maybe i'm just used to big season finales. i'm still looking forward to season 2 though.
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First, Chief Michael L. Wood resigned in December. Then interim chief Dale McCleese resigned last month. Now the newly-selected chief, Assistant Prince William Fire Chief Brett Bowman, has told Manassas he's having second thoughts about the job amid the turmoil, according to The Post's Jennifer Buske.
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Compelled by the law and circumstances of the state's case, Oklahoma County District Judge Twyla Mason Gray dismissed the murder charges against Curtis Edward McCarty and ordered his release on May 11.
McCarty had been convicted twice for the 1982 murder of 18-year-old Pamela Kaye Willis:
" His first conviction in 1986 was overturned due to improper testimony by forensic chemist Joyce Gilchrist.
" His second conviction in 1989 was tossed out two years ago, again largely based on Gilchrist's actions while investigating the case.
When he walked out of the Oklahoma County jail within a few hours of Gray's order, McCarty could barely open his eyes. He said it was the first time in about 17 years he had seen the sun.
"Nobody really won," he said. "Don't get me wrong, I couldn't be happier to be with my mom and dad, because they struggled all these years. But I can't tell you I'm happy for myself. I lost a lot and I don't know if I can gain it back.
"I'll be 45 years old shortly. I don't own a home. I don't have insurance, and I don't have a family doctor. I don't have an education and I'm unemployable. I'm in a position where I hope wouldn't happen did." "Scott Cooper
More McCarty coverage:
Judge releases McCarty; rips former chemist
Judge: McCarty test results expected next week
McCarty submits additional DNA sample
Key evidence in McCarty case does not match defendant


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By Kia Mosenthal , "Bigger Fork = Smaller Waist?,"November/December 2011
Hard to believe, right? Well, it may be true when you're eating out, says a study recently published online in the Journal of Consumer Research. Researchers gave diners either a large or small fork alongside their meal of choice at an Italian restaurant and found that people who got the larger forks ate less, especially when their portion size was large. Because you use visual cues, such as cleaning your plate, to tell you when you're full, researchers suspect that when you eat with a smaller fork you think you're not making as much progress on your plate (therefore not satisfying your hunger) and are prompted to put in more mouthfuls.


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Charles County Fair The Queen Nicotina pageant and livestock auction are features of the fair, along with carnival attractions, musical entertainment, games and pig races. Thursday at 4-11 p.m., Friday-Saturday at 8:30 a.m.-11 p.m., Sunday at 9:30 a.m.-7 p.m. Charles County Fairgrounds, 8440 Fairground Rd., La Plata. 301-932-1234. www.charlescountyfair.
com. $5, age 10 and younger free, four-day passes $12.
Dixie Power Trio The New Orleans jazz band hits the stage accompanied by the New Line Brass band to perform original, funky parade music, including their rendition of "When the Saints Go Marching In." 7 p.m. Chesapeake Beach Railway Museum, 4155 Mears Ave., Chesapeake Beach. 410-257-3892. www.cbrm.org. Free.
Dance Box Theater Company members and guest dancers perform "We Are Here," to a score by Stephen Clapp. Thursday-Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 7 p.m. Joe's Movement Emporium, 3309 Bunker Hill Rd., Mount Rainier. 301-699-1819. www.joesmovement.org. $20, students and seniors $15, age 12 and younger $10.
Valerie Simpson Formerly part of the musical duo Ashford & Simpson, the singer performs classic songs and music from her new album, "Dinosaurs Are Coming Back Again." Doors open at 7, concert at 8 p.m. Blue Dolphin, 1166 Route 3, Gambrills. 410-721-9081. www.theashleighgroup.com. $50, reservations required.
"Murder by Merlot" The Friends of the St. Clement's Island and Piney Point Museums host this murder mystery dinner that takes the audience to a fictional St. Mary's County winery for a wine competition where a murder is discovered. Proceeds will help support programs, projects, exhibits and matching grants for the museums and historic sites. Hors d'oeuvres and cocktails at 6. Dinner and show at 7:30 p.m. Olde Breton Inn, 21890 Society Hill Rd., Leonardtown. 301-769-2222. www.co.saint-marys.md.us. $70.
Bowie classic soul concert An outdoor concert featuring Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes and the Winstons. Sponsored by the Prince George's Arts and Humanities Council. 6:30-9 p.m. Allen Pond Park, 3330 Northview Dr., Bowie. 301-277-1402. www.pgahc.org. Free.
Just Us The rock band closes the Outback Steakhouse Summer Jam Concert Series with an outdoor show. The event also includes a moon bounce, clown face-painting and other family-friendly activities. 6:30-8:30 p.m. Hyattsville Municipal Building, 4310 Gallatin St., Hyattsville. 301-985-5020. www.hyattsville.org. Free.
"Endangered Species: Watermen of the Chesapeake" An opening reception for photographer Glen McClure's black-and-white exhibit that showcases watermen and women of the Chesapeake Bay. 7 p.m., portraits on display through Dec. 2012. Calvert Marine Museum, 14200 Solomons Island Rd., Solomons. 410-
326-2042. www.calvertmarinemuseum.com. Free.
"And They Dance Real Slow in Jackson" The Hard Bargain Players present the stage play about a small-town girl who is crippled at birth with polio and tries to fight against the prejudices and callousness of her fellow townspeople. Fridays at 8 p.m. through Sept. 28. Alice Ferguson Foundation, Theater in the Woods, 2001 Bryan Point Rd., Accokeek. 240-766-8830. www.hbplayers.org. $10, seniors and students $8.
"The Tempest" The magician Prospero, rightful Duke of Milan, and his daughter, Miranda, have been stranded for 12 years on an island. Prospero casts a spell raising a tempest that causes a ship to run aground on their island. Will it free Prospero and Miranda or doom everyone? 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays through Sept. 23. Laurel Mill Playhouse, 508 Main St., Laurel. 301-617-9906. www.laurelmillplayhouse.org. $15, students and seniors $12. Reservations requested.
Sharon Clark Quintet Soulful jazz vocalist Sharon Clark performs as part of the Montpelier Fall Jazz Series. 8 p.m. Montpelier Arts Center, 9652 Muirkirk Rd., Laurel. 301-377-7800. arts.pgparks.com. $25, students and seniors $23.
Honey Harvest Festival Discover the world of bees and other pollinators through arts and crafts, honey tastings, candlemaking, tram tours and more. Sponsored by the Maryland State Beekeepers Association. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. National Wildlife Visitor Center, 10901 Scarlet Tanager Loop, Laurel. 301-497-5887. patuxent.fws.gov. Free, donations welcome.
"Out of the Attic" appraisal fair Ever wondered what that family heirloom is worth? Bring up to four items to be appraised by experts from Weschler & Son. All proceeds will benefit the Riversdale Historical Society. 10 a.m.-Noon. Riversdale House Museum, 4811 Riverdale Rd., Riverdale Park. 301-864-0420. www.pgparks.com. $10 per item. Registration required.
Colonial history lecture Sumpter Priddy III, former curator for the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, leads a discussion of the mansion's antique furniture. 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Montpelier Mansion, 9650 Muirkirk Rd., Laurel. 301-377-7817. arts.pgparks.com. $15, students and museum professionals $10. Reservations required.
Port Towns Day A family-friendly event featuring music, games, prizes, food, crafts and more. Co-sponsored by the towns of Bladensburg, Colmar Manor, Edmonston and Cottage City. Noon.-9 p.m. Bladensburg Waterfront Park, 4601 Annapolis Rd., Bladensburg. 301-779-0371. www.porttowns.org/ptday. Free.
Seat Pleasant Crab Feast The second annual fundraiser, sponsored by the Seat Pleasant Volunteer Fire Company, raises money for its annual operating budget. 1-4 p.m. Seat Pleasant Volunteer Fire Company, Pat Souders Community Hall, 6305 Addison Rd., Seat Pleasant 301-836-1957. www.seatpleasantfire.
com. $35, age 12 and younger $25.
Greenbelt Blues Festival An outdoor concert featuring Fast Eddie & the Slow Pokes, the Capitol Blues Ensemble, the Paulverisers, Kevin Robinson and KERQ, the Mike Wescott Band and more. 2-11 p.m. New Deal Cafe, 113 Centerway, Greenbelt. 301-474-5642. www.newdealcafe.com. Free.
Football: West Virginia vs. James Madison A featured college football matchup on the big field. 4:30 p.m. FedEx Field, 1600 FedEx Way, Landover. 301-276-6000. www.redskins.com. $40-$144.
The Cumberland Road Band A country western dinner dance featuring a feast of ribs, potato salad, cornbread and dessert. Dinner from 6-7:30 p.m., band performs 8 p.m.-midnight. College Park Moose Lodge, 3700 Metzerott Rd., College Park. 301-935-5525. email@example.com lodge453.moosepages.org. Call for ticket prices.
The Creole Gumbo Jazz Band Cornet player Jim Ritter performs Dixieland jazz music. 7:30-10 p.m. Westlawn Inn, 9200 Chesapeake Ave., North Beach. 410-257-0001. www.westlawninn.com. Free, reservations recommended.
Kim Weston The soul singer performs her classic Motown hits and more. 8 p.m. Harmony Hall Regional Center, 10701 Livingston Rd., Fort Washington. 301-203-6070. www.pgparks.com. $30, seniors and students $25.
Hispanic Festival A celebration of Hispanic culture with carnival games, crafts, ethnic food, exhibits, pony rides, music and more. Noon.-6 p.m. Lane Manor Splash Park, 7601 W. Park Dr., Hyattsville. 301-422-7284. www.pgparks.com. Free.
Constitution Day recital Prince George's County teacher and orator T.S. Grant will recite the U.S. Constitution in celebration of the document's 225th anniversary. 7 p.m. Bowie Center for the Performing Arts, 15200 Annapolis Rd., Bowie. 410-916-7123. firstname.lastname@example.com www.bowiecenter.org. www.tsgrant.com. $20.
"Xtreme Teens" music jam Kids ages 10-17 learn drum, tambourine, conga and mic skills. 3-6 p.m. Mount Rainier Nature and Recreation Center, 4701 31st Pl., Mount Rainier. 301-927-2163. www.pgparks.com. Free.
Illstyle and Peace Productions The Philadelphia-based dance company puts on a hip-hop dance show for all ages. 10:30 a.m. Harmony Hall Regional Center, 10701 Livingston Rd., Fort Washington. 301-203-6070. www.pgparks.com. www.pentacle.org/
metro_illstyle.php. $5.
Afternoon Tea With Jim Logan Sample teas while listening to music from the clarinetist. 2 p.m. Harmony Hall Regional Center, 10701 Livingston Rd., Fort Washington. 301-203-6070. www.pgparks.com. $15.
"Sight" Deviated Theatre performs a work commissioned by the Kennedy Center in 2011, the fourth evening-length work written, choreographed and directed by the Enoch and Kimmie Chan, and the first one to feature a child as a main character. Wednesday at 8 p.m., Thursday-Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 4 and 8 p.m., Sunday at 7 p.m., through Oct. 7. Joe's Movement Emporium, 3309 Bunker Hill Rd., Mount Rainier. 301-699-1819. www.joesmovement.org. $22, age 12 and younger $17.


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When I first started cooking in my own kitchen and doing my own grocery shopping, I didn't buy a lot of beef. Chicken and meat-free recipes were easiest for me, and I stayed where I was comfortable. As I started to cook more and more often at-home, eventually I started to add beef to the rotation – specifically lean ground beef.
Ground beef is easy to work with and can be flavored well with seasonings and sauces to meet any sort of craving you might be facing come dinner time. Lean ground beef was also easily available at my local grocery stores, fairly affordable, and hard to mess-up. Even if my burger patties fell apart mid-cooking, I could always turn them into loose-meat sandwiches without a problem.
It wasn't until a few years ago when I took an opportunity to try the BOLD Lean Beef Challenge that I really started to learn about beef outside of my ground beef comfort zone. I talk about this more in depth in these posts, too:
20 Easy Beef Recipes Outside the Ground Beef Comfort Zone
Are you in a ground beef comfort zone? Here are 20 recipes to help you step outside the familiar and try something new!
Add Some FLAVOR! to Meal Time with the Family
Gingery Beef & Broccoli from Ari's Menu (pictured above)
Asian Crockpot Beef from A Nutritionist Eats. An extra flavorful meal that requires minimal prep is a win in my book!
The Exotic Slow Cooker Pot Roast from Chef Druck
Asian Marinated Flank Steak from My Bizzy Kitchen
Korean Marinated Beef (Bulgogi) from The Adventures of MJ and Hungryman. Bulgogi is to Korean cooking as meatloaf is to American cooking. It screams comfort!
Spicy Korean Tacos from Healthy Delicious
Spicy Orange Beef Carnitas from Running to the Kitchen. This is a sweet, caramelized beef dish that makes plenty of leftovers to reuse throughout the week.
Super Simple Recipes to Ease You Into New Territory
Slow-Cooker Pulled Beef Barbecue from Back to Her Roots. This is such a wonderfully simple, delicious recipe. Four ingredients plus eight hours equals delicious.
Burgundy Beef Stew from Sweet Tooth Sweet Life
Crockpot Beef on Weck Sliders from Healthy Delicious
Steak Stir Fry from Savvy Eats. This meal is done in 30 minutes and full of nutritious, delicious veggie-power, to boot.
Chicago Style Italian Roast Beef from My Bizzy Kitchen
Beef and Guinness Stew from Rachel Wilkerson
Crockpot Barbacoa and Cilantro Lime Rice from Shugary Sweets. This recipe calls to anyone who loves Chipotle, especially.
Steak Dinners Sure to Impress
Pepper Steaks with Sauteed Zucchini from Shugary Sweets
The Best Steak Marinade Ever from Layers of Happiness. Inspired by a trip to Buenos Aires, this is one of the most popular recipes on this blog and rightly so! The tips for marinades are also super helpful!
Hanger Steak with Shallot Browned Butter from Chef Druck
Garlic Brown Sugar Flank Steak with Chimichurri from How Sweet It Is
Mediterranean Steaks from Ammee's Savory Dish. Uber simple to prepare and full of terrific flavor, the photos are mouth watering!
Grilled Top Sirloin with Strawberry Salsa from Peanut Butter and Peppers
Another great beef dish recipe resource is the Beef It's What for Dinner website, which also features recipes from The Healthy Beef Cookbook. [I love the Slow Good BBQ Beef recipe!]
I use the interactive "Butcher Counter" feature on the website ALL of the time when meal planning and grocery list making. Especially to decode cuts of beef in recipes I want to make. Did you know that some types of beef go by different names depending on the region you live in? The "Also Known As" listing on each cut's definition is extremely helpful for newbie non-ground meat purchasers like myself.
What is your favorite beef recipe?


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Release Date: 2006 |
Excellent review. You have piqued my interest AV8RS, I might just have to check these
guys out.This Message Edited On 04.06.06
Album Rating: 2.5Really? What song? Cause I'd suggest Token Trapped Women, Falling by the Wayside and If You Talk too Much to download.
Album Rating: 2.5So. Anymore comments?
Album Rating: 2.5Thanks, but I feel that the anthem (If You Talk Too Much, I presume) showcases the album pretty good. Besides, it's a great song.
Album Rating: 1.0Though the review was written pretty well, I completely disagree with it. Everything about this album is unimpressive: they take stale-Incubus backing tracks, put mock Thom Yorke-vocals over them, write completely useless and unsubstantial lyrics, and tie it all together with extremely muffled and stale production. There are a number of these albums coming out now (I work for a radio station--we get one of these types a week), and this one doesn't have anything on it that sets it apart from the rest of them. I gave it a 2 for just not being reprehensible.
Album Rating: 4.0some one recomend a band to me i dont know wat to download something like this guys something exyting
Album Rating: 2.5...I don't understand. Rephrase it in English.
Album Rating: 4.0tell me a good song to download traga vergas
send me a comment if i should go and bjuy this cd or download it.....
Album Rating: 2.5It depends on what you like.
Album Rating: 4.0Pretty under-rated album in my opinion. It took a couple of listens, but I'm attached to it now. Light for the Deadvine rocks. Good review too, though I disagree with your opinion of Rush.
Album Rating: 1.0awesome review. completely agree with you on token trapped woman. its my favorite. and my other two favorites would have to be For Miles Around and Penny. but yeah id have to disagree with "Rush."
i was gonna do this review, i talked to u about it on their EP review u did, but i just forgot about doing it. good job though.
I just got this album (Free), it's decent so far. Nothing outstanding but certainly nothing awful.
Album Rating: 4.5Completely underrated album. Half of it is composed of songs that, at the very least, I would characterize as "good" (If You Talk Too Much..., Moth, Token Trapped Woman, Falling By The Wayside, My Black Widow, Penny, Narcoleptic), while the rest certainly couldn't be described as "filler". Production is absolutely good enough to get the color and texture of the songs across, especially on absolute standout like "Falling By The Wayside". Anyone who would give an album like this a one certainly hasn't heard nearly enough music that actually deserves that kind of score.
Album Rating: 3.5Taken Trapped Woman does stand head-and-shoulders above the rest of the tunes, it's hard to be objective. But the production is sharp enough to smooth over some of the mediocre bits. There is a complete lack-of-hype surrounding this band which is refreshing. Yours was the first review on my Google search!
Album Rating: 3.0love the riff on barracuda
Digging: Motorpsycho - The Tower
Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


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A logging role building a very lightweight wrapper to Log::Log4perl
for use with your Moose classes.
WWW: http://search.cpan.org/dist/MooseX-Log-Log4perl/
make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/devel/p5-MooseX-Log-Log4perl/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install p5-MooseX-Log-Log4perl
cd /usr/ports/devel/p5-MooseX-Log-Log4perl/ && make install clean
pkg install p5-MooseX-Log-Log4perl
PKGNAME: p5-MooseX-Log-Log4perl
SHA256 (MooseX-Log-Log4perl-0.47.tar.gz) = da0be319762066ef0546f54ecf42b0da6d2463a932a55e06e6161678e21078d3
SIZE (MooseX-Log-Log4perl-0.47.tar.gz) = 33366
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
This port is required by:
No options to configure
Number of commits found: 23
Convert to test framework
Remove ${PORTSDIR}/ from dependencies, categories d, e, f, and g.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
- Update to 0.47
- Add NO_ARCH
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/MooseX-Log-Log4perl/Changes
Change the way Perl modules are installed, update the default Perl to 5.18.
Before, we had:
site_perl : lib/perl5/site_perl/5.18
site_perl/perl_arch : lib/perl5/site_perl/5.18/mach
perl_man3 : lib/perl5/5.18/man/man3
Now we have:
site_perl : lib/perl5/site_perl
site_arch : lib/perl5/site_perl/mach/5.18
perl_man3 : lib/perl5/site_perl/man/man3
Modules without any .so will be installed at the same place regardless of the
Cleanup plist
- Wrap up cd && foo in parenthesis, it'd break with bmake -j
- Replace some FIND ... CPIO with COPYTREE_SHARE.
support STAGEDIR.
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat:
devel part 3)
- Convert to new perl framework
- Trim Makefile header
- Remove MAKE_JOBS_SAFE=yes, it's the default.
- switch simple inline replacement from perl to sed
and remove where is no need in this anymore.
- trim Makefile header
- pass maintainership to @perl
Information: wiki@ PortsLongtermTargets
Approved by: bapt@ (portmgr@)
For perl@ owned ports:
- Fix COMMENT
- Trim header
- Update to 0.46
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/MooseX-Log-Log4perl/Changes
- Update to 0.45
- Sort PLIST
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/MooseX-Log-Log4perl/Changes
- pass maintainership
- Revert ports/165605 as requested by portmgr@
Note: devel/p5-B-Size and devel/p5-Devel-Arena
where intentionally not restored.
PR: ports/165605
Approved by: portmgr (bapt)
Feature safe: yes (I sure hope so)
- Remove ports that only work with < perl 5.12 (devel/p5-B-Size,
- Remove conditionals for PERL_LEVEL < 501200
- Remove regression-test targets b/c this will be centralized in Mk/bsd.perl.mk
- Other minor cleanups
PR: ports/165605
Submitted by: pgollucci (myself)
Approved by: portmgr (linimon)
Exp Run by: linimon
Tested by: make index
- Add TEST_DEPENDS to enable testing
Approved by: portmgr (blanket)
Update to 0.43
-remove MD5
Update to 0.42
Update to 0.40
Fix plist error
Reported by: QAT
Add p5-MooseX-Log-Log4perl 0.31, a logging role for Moose based on
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Due to his central role in the films, Darth Vader has entered the public consciousness as the quintessential frightening villain;
Short Story about Darth Vader As a master of the dark side, Vader became the scourge of the Jedi, continuing the Great Jedi Purge which would last until 1 BBY. An extension of the Emperor's will, the Dark Lord was constantly on the move, traveling throughout the galaxy to defeat rebel uprisings or arrest corrupt Imperials. (source: darth vader fans club )
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