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Second Year MFA Students
After the completion of the First Year, students are given more opportunities to explore their own interests. Second Year students can chose to direct their own films or start working on specialized tracks in cinematography, screenwriting or post-production.
Angela Banks
In 2009 I left a corporate career as a recruiter in the power industry to pursue my passion for art. As a student I began photographing weddings, family and senior portraits, and local bands while working on my fine art photography. I found myself interested in portraying movement in my photographs which led me to explore film and theatre.
Educational Background:
- Associate of Arts, Focus in Fine Art, Miami University (OH) 2007
- BFA-Fine Art, Studio Art Concentration in Photography, Miami University (OH) 2011
Jorge Samson Blaires
Jorge Samson Blaires was born and raised in Asunción, Paraguay. Ever since he made his first experiment with a VHS camera at the age of 14, he continued his work and development on narrative short films and a few other non-narrative projects. At the age of 19, he was awarded a scholarship to pursue his Bachelor's Degree in Japan, for a period of 5 years. After returning home, he worked mostly as a freelancer in music videos, television and short narratives, as well as teaching in the field of Audiovisual Media at the Universidad Autónoma de Asunción. Influenced by both Asian and American cinema, he decided to continue his education in the U.S., as a Fulbright Scholar.
- Delivery Screenwriter Short Narrative (2012)
- Trinidad Director of Photography Short Narrative (2011)
- Wisdom-Sacra Privata Director/Director of Photography Music Video (2010)
- Juggle Me Director/Screenwriter Short Narrative (2009)
Educational Background:
- Bachelor of Liberal Arts in Multimedia Studies, Yokohama National University (Japan)
Wenting Deng
- Work Experience and Awards: Assisted on script writing and worked as sound recordist in documentary Made in China, which won 2011 Delphic Art Movie Award and screened at 2011 San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival.
- Interned at Documentary Department of China Business News (CBN, Shanghai Media Group).
- Worked as Assistant Director in TV documentary Renminbi, Episode 3 & 6.
- Worked as Assistant Producer in Japanese feature film.
- Worked on graphic design and hand-painting for canvas shoes in Culture Matters, Shanghai.
Educational Background:
- BA -TV & Radio Directing, Shanghai Normal University
- Exchange Program, Cinema Production, San Francisco State University
David Gaddis
Born and raised in Cleveland, Oh. Attended Hiram College where I earned a BA in psychology. After working in the mental health field for a few years, I decided to dedicate my life to ministry and served as a youth pastor for 5 years. I've played over 5 instruments in my life including violin, clarinet, bassoon, guitar, bass and piano. Interested in psychological and supernatural thrillers.
Educational Background:
- BA - Psychology, Hiram College
Vince O'Connell
Born in Rio de Janeiro and raised in a lot of other places, Noel O'Connell, aka Vince to the few friends he still has, became obsessed with the story telling possibilities of film 3 years ago. After selling a successful business he and his business partner and wife, Kathy Swanson, attended a one year film production program at Selkirk College in Nelson, BC where their film making passion was fanned. He is excited to be able to take advantage of the great creative opportunity the OU MFA Film Program offers. With eight shorts under his belt Vince now just wants to know how to convey "deadpan" on film.
Short Films:
- 100 Mile Diet 14 minutes, narrative 2012
- Sleep 2 minutes, experimental 2012
- Being Billy 14 minutes, narrative 2011
- Waiting for Ruben 4 minutes, narrative 2010
- You're Not Cindy 22 minutes, narrative 2010
- Staying on Track 6 minutes, documentary 2009
Educational Background:
- BA -Photography and Video, Johnson State College, Johnson, Vermont, Summa Cum Laude
- Studies at UMass Amherst Intensive Film Production, Selkirk College, Nelson, BC
Cory Pratt
Cory is a filmmaker and writer from Hartford, TN. He studied Mass Communications with a concentration in Film and TV production at East Tennessee State University. During his time there he produced and directed a number of films including the documentary short This is Kevin, and his first narrative short - The Gatherers, which earned him the 2012 Murvin H. Perry Creative Achievement Award.
- John Stone Issue #1: A Day in the Life of a Comic Shop Owner / 8 min. / Digital / Documentary Short / 2011
- This is Kevin / Digital / 10 min. / Digital / Documentary Short / 2011
- The Gatherers / 20 min. / Digital / Narrative Short
- Plastic Flowers / 3 min. / 16mm / Narrative Short / 2012
- The Glass Cowboy / 5 min. / 16mm / Narrative Short 2012
Educational Background:
- BA - Mass Communication 2011- East Tennessee State University
Sabrina Renkar
The daughter of a documentary filmmaker, Sabrina Renkar's love of film began in utero. Her childhood was split between dreamy, peripatetic wanderings through the Arcadian woodlands of rural central Ohio and playing in the editing rooms of Columbus College of Art & Design as her mother taught video-style filmmaking next door. This essential bifurcation ultimately yielded a bookworm, boots-and-jeans country girl with eyebrow-raising penchant for westerns, film noir, Barbara Stanwyck movies, and a smattering of sub-genres that Netflix tends to label as "gritty, dark, violent, mind-bending dramas." She earned an Honors B.A. in English with a minor in Creative Writing from Wittenberg University, where she received top marks for her senior thesis "Thinking Beyond Their Guns: The Violence and Vision of Sam Peckinpah and Sergio Leone." That same year, Sabrina road-tripped west with her mom, who strapped Sabrina to the roof of their Jeep to shoot video b-roll of old Route 66 for a documentary currently in production. In her spare time, Sabrina is also a contributing film critic for the Drexel Theatre Newsletter, the weekly web publication for Columbus' longest-running and most-beloved independent movie theater. With ever a foot in both worlds, Sabrina is interested in pursuing both cinema scholarship and narrative screenwriting as she continues to barrel down the highway of film life.
Educational Background:
- Honors BA -English, Minor in Creative Writing- Wittenberg University, Ohio
Kathy Swanson
Growing up on a dairy farm in Minnesota, Kathy's passion for storytelling began around the time she milked her first cow. A writer with a voice directed by intuition rather than intellectual intention, Kathy's goal as a filmmaker at OU is to create compelling character driven narratives that convey deceptively simple and intimate stories.
After writing and directing high school plays (that, in hindsight, accidentally always had a beginning middle and an end), working two jobs to pay for college, fire-fighting in the Pacific Northwest, racing bicycles at a national level and growing two successful companies with her husband Vince O'Connell, Kathy feels extremely fortunate to have the opportunity to embark on this next phase of creative life here at Ohio University.
When not in Athens, Kathy divides her time between Vermont and Washington state with Vince and their spoiled pooch, Max.
Short Films:
- We're Off 18 minutes narrative doc 2011
- Making Hay 3 minutes animation 2011
- You're Not Cindy 22 minutes narrative 2010
- Piece of Cake 6 minutes documentary 2010
Educational Background:
- BS, Natural Resource Management, Mankato State University, Minnesota
- MA, Advertising Design, Syracuse University, New York
- Certificate Degree with Honors, Independent Digital Film, Selkirk College, Nelson BC
Iryna Zhygalyuk
Iryna worked in a few TV projects as a screenwriter and journalist in Ukraine.


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Armagh Public Library
The Greek inscription above the main entrance to Armagh Public Library, founded in 1771 by Archbishop Robinson, means 'the medicine shop of the soul'.
The Greek inscription above the main entrance to Armagh Public Library, founded in 1771 by Archbishop Robinson, means 'the medicine shop of the soul'.
The Mall, a long lozenge of neatly barbered grass to the east of the town centre, was a venue for horse racing, cock fighting and bull baiting until the 18th century, when Archbishop Robinson decided that it was all a tad vulgar for a city of learning, and transformed it into an elegant Georgian park.
The city's Anglican cathedral occupies the site of St Patrick's original stone church. The present cathedral's ground plan is 13th century but the building itself is a Gothic restoration dating from 1834 to 1840.
The city's Roman Catholic Cathedral was built between 1838 and 1873 in Gothic Revival style, with huge twin towers dominating the approach up flight after flight of steps. Inside it seems almost Byzantine, with every piece of wall and ceiling covered in brilliantly coloured mosaics.
The Armagh Observatory was founded by Archbishop Robinson in 1790 and is still Ireland's leading astronomical research institute.
At the Mall's northern end stands the Courthouse, rebuilt after being destroyed by a huge IRA bomb in 1993. It originally dates from 1809, designed by local man Francis Johnston, who later became one of Ireland's most famous architects.
The city museum displays prehistoric axe heads, items found in bogs, corn dollies and straw-boy outfits, and military costumes and equipment. Don't miss the gruesome cast-iron skull that once graced the top of the Armagh gallows.
At the southern end of the Mall, directly opposite the courthouse, is the forbidding Armagh Gaol. Built in 1780 to the design of Thomas Cooley, it remained in use until 1988.
Near the county museum, the Royal Irish Fusiliers Museum tells the story of the 'Eagle Takers', the first regiment to capture one of Bonaparte's imperial eagle standards in 1811.


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Grand Hotel Astoria offers 124 cosy rooms, most of them have a sea view, among which there are different Junior Suites and some very elegant Suites. On each floor there are duly equipped rooms dedicated to our disabled guests, offering a peaceful and relaxing holiday.
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As a standing member of the Bullitt County community I, as much as anyone else, want the best for this area and everyone in it.
Bullitt County has problems just like any other area. Some problems are the same in other places. Some are unique to us.
In past editorials I have suggested ideas for our local officials as far as ways to improve this glorious place.
However, the officials may not have taken me very seriously. For example, the Highway 44 monorail system between Shepherdsville and Mount Washington remains to be planned.
Thanks to three second-quarter touchdowns, the Bullitt East Chargers kicked off the football season with a convincing 35-7 victory over Paul Dunbar of Lexington in the Joe Jaggers Classic at North Hardin High.
Jonathan Bernard led the ground attack with 168 yards, including touchdown runs of 72 and 2 yards. See game details in Monday's edition of The Pioneer News, your only source for in-depth coverage of every game in the football season.
SHEPHERDSVILLE – The Bullitt County Chamber of Commerce is looking to harness some new energy and it is going to come from the area's young business professionals.
The Chamber's newest organization is the Bullitt County Young Professionals — a group that will focus on 21 to 40 year olds working within the county.
Lately I've been wondering just how old I really am.
Maybe it's because I almost broke a toe and have been moving around like an old man. Maybe it's because I see old friends and to me they look really old.
The general term of discussion here is determining what old is.
There are many folks in the community that fall under the elderly category, but some that seem younger than I am.
HEBRON ESTATES - Boys' soccer will get a little air-time this weekend when the Bullitt Cup is contested on Friday and Saturday at North Bullitt.
This will be the second year for the event that matches all three Bullitt County teams in a round-robin event. A year ago, Bullitt East won the inaugural event on their home field.
MOUNT WASHINGTON - The Bullitt East Chargers will start the 2009 season on Saturday in unfamiliar surroundings and against an unknown opponent.
Coach Doug Preston's team will open the next two seasons playing in the Joe Jaggers Classic, an early-season 'bowl' game situation at North Hardin High School. The opponent this year will be Paul Laurence Dunbar, the state's largest public high school.
Bullitt East has never played at North Hardin and they have never squared off against Dunbar.
Saturday, August 22:
**Bullitt East vs. Paul Dunbar in the Joe Jaggers Classic at North Hardin High School. The Chargers will play the first of two games starting at 6 p.m. Bardstown and North Hardin will then play at 8:30 p.m.
Monday, August 17:
**Bullitt East at Spencer County. 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday, August 18:
SHEPHERDSVILLE - While Bullitt East will be opening the season on Saturday night against Paul Dunbar in the Joe Jaggers Classic at North Hardin High School, both North Bullitt and Bullitt Central will wrap up their scrimmages slates with games late this week.
North Bullitt will swing into action on Thursday night of this week at home against Jeffersontown. That scrimmage is set to start at 7 p.m.
Bullitt Central will be back on the road again this week as they will go to Shelby County for a scrimmage against the Rockets that is set to start at 7 p.m. on Friday.
Bullitt County Public Schools will dismiss early on Wednesday, Aug. 19.
All schools will dismiss two hours earlier than regularly scheduled.
Call your school for more information, or contact the Central Office at 869-8000.
Almost 11 million men age 20 or older currently have diabetes in the United States. That's more than 10 percent of the total male U.S. population. Men with diabetes and their families can face devastating complications from diabetes, especially since people with diabetes are at a high risk for heart attack and stroke. Diabetes can also lead to blindness, kidney disease, loss of a toe or foot, and erectile dysfunction. But there is good news.
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Soul Eater
~Romance of the soul~
Soul x Maka
"Black Star! Stop It!" maka screamed. maka and tsubaki looked at blackstar with horror. blackstar was holding soul by the throat overtop of a volcano. "what are you doing black star! he could be dead!" tsubaki screamed.
for the past 3 weeks black star aand soul had been fighting over the most stupid things. but today black star had enough. he had almost killed soul because he tolld him he will never surpass god. soul hadn't been himself lately and tday he looked so week that he couldn't fight back.
"Black Star Please Stop!" i screamed. he told us if we got any close he would throw soul into the volcano. "come on blackstar! He's your best friend! just let him go if you hold him up there any longer he's going to die!" maka screamed.
~Maka's Pov~
"then kid shows up on his flying skateboard and starts shooting blackstar. "kid stop! there going to fall!" tsubaki screamed. but it was to late. blackstar had been hit in the forehead and now trhey were both falling. right into the volcano. "SOUL!" i screamed. "Blackstar!" tsubaki screamed. we ran to the side of the volcano. i saw a hand. i ran to it. i was soul holding on to the edge of the volcano and holding on to blackstars wrist. "tsubaki Help me pull them up!" i yelled. i grabbed on to souls hand and we pulled them up. tsubaki imediatly ran over to blackstar to see if he was still alive.
i looked over at soul. he was breathing hard. "you ok soul?" i asked. he didn't say anything. he didn't have enough energy to. tears came into my eyes. i almost lost him. i didn't notice till just now that i was still holding souls hand.
~At The Hospital~
"if you didn't bring these two in faster they would have died." stien told us. i did know why black star would try to kill soul. "is something wrong Maka?" a voice said. i looked over i didn't notice that kid liz and patty had come in. "oh nothing, just wondering about why this happend." i anwsered.
"blackstar wouldn't do this sort of thing usally." tsubaki told us. she was worried about them too.
~Soul Eater~
everything was black. "Why would he do that?" i heard a voice say. it had to be maka. i never notcied till she pulled me up from the vocano that she was that pretty. she was my partner. i couldn't risk her life with all the stupid stuff i do.
i heard a groan. i looked over at soul. his eyes opened. "Soul!" i yelled. he looked at me. "Hey maka" he said weakly. i looked over. everyone else was asleep. "wow there alseep.. they where just away" i mumbled. "ma-ka..." soul said. "yea soul?"
~Soul Eater~
"ma-ka," i said weakly. "Yea soul?" she anwsered.i grabbed her hand. he face turned a light shade of red. "ma-ka thanks for saving me from the vocano, if you weren't there i would be dead," i said. "it's no problem i'm just looking out for my weapon," she smiled. she was so cute. when i get out of here i'm going to do something nice for her.
~3 weeks later and maka's POV~
me and soul were sitting on the couch in our apartment. it was late june. it was hot outside. i was sitting on the couch in some jean capri's and a pink tank top. i was reading. as usal. soul was sitting there in some shorts and a white sleeveless shirt. he was watching tv. "ugh i'm bored." soul sighed. i had to admit i was bored too. i had nothing to do, i had read this book 3 times already. "mee to what do you want to do?" i asked soul. he surprised me by grabbing my hand and pressing his warm lips on top of mine. surpisingly i kissed him back. he let go of my hand and wrapped him arm around my waist and i wrapped my arms around his neck. then blair walked in. "Soul! Maka! i'm ho-" she yelled but then stopped when she saw us. we quickley stopped and i walked off into my room.
i had come home from shopping and i walked in on soul and maka kissing. "did i ruin your fun?" i asked soul as maka had walked out of the room with a bright red face. "yes you did blair" he said angerly. "sorry" she said. i put my shopping bags behind the couch and turned into a cat and walked into maka's room.
i walking inot my room and sat down on my bed. "what just happend," i mumbled. then out of no where a cat comes in. "blare go away!" i yelled. blaire jumped on my bed and sat on my lap. "i just came to say sorry i walked in on you to kissing" she apoligized. it could have been worst. black star could have torn the door down and saw us kissing. "i guess it's ok, that could have been worst" i told her
~saturday morning Soul eaters POV~
i walked out of the apartment. last night was erased from my mind. i loved maka but i didn't want anyone else to know. randomly blackstar came and punched me in the head. "GOTCHA!" he screamed. "you bastard!" i screamed as we punched eachother muliple times until we fell over laughing. "is maka still at the apartment?" tsubaki asked. "yea why?" i asked. "i needed to talk to her" she anwsred. "WELL WHY DON'T WE HANG OUT THERE TODAY!" blackstar shouted.
~back at the apartment 1 hour later and tsubaki's pov~
we were watching jeff dunham. soul and blackstar were on the floor laughing because achem had said "SCILENCE I KILL YOU!" they make no sense to me. "is somthing wrong tsubaki?" maka asked me. "nope nothings wrong!" i said a little so quickly. then i was soul grab maka's ankle and drag her to the floor and she hit the floor with a giant BUMP! and then black star started laughing harder. "WHAT THE HELL SOUL!" maka yelled. soul just sat there laughing. "MAKA CHOP!" maka had brought out a dicationary out of thin air and shacked both soul and black star with it. "Black star!' i yelled going to go see if he was ok.
"What was that for?"i yelled holding the top of my head. "that was for pulling me off the couch!" she yelled. then out of no where i randomly pretend to die on her. i fall to the floor. "Soul!" she screams. then she and tsubaki pick me up and put me on the couch. out of no where black star gets up and stands on my face. "SOUL WAKE UP YOU FAKER!" he yelled. "then i get up and punch him and he hits the wall. "so that how it is going to be huh?" he said.
"oh great there fighting again....." i mumble. both my and tsubaki were standing near the front door trying not to get hit in the face by soul or black star. "can i tell you somthing tsubaki?" i asked. "yes anything maka" she told me. "last night well.... Me and soul..ummm" i mumbled. "you and soul what?" she asked. "well he kissed me" i told her. "well he finally did it wow," she said. i llooked at her. "what do you mean." i asked. "since the vocano incadent black star told me that soul was telling him he wanted to do somthing nice for you and black star said that he should kiss you. because we nknew you two liked each other." she explained. then out of no where soul runs into me and i get smashed through the front door. i screamed as i hit the wall. then i blacked out.
~several hours later after tsubaki and black star left~
my eyes slowley opened and i saw i was in my room. "what happend?" i asked. i looked over to see soul was asleep on the floor with a blacket and a pillow. i guess he wanted to see if i was alright. i layed in bed for a few hours. then i slowley fell back t sleep.
~Souls Pov~
i woke up and saw maka still sleeping. so i quietly got up and made her breakfast. after i was done i set the tabled, i took and shower and came out to see maka sitting the the tabled chewing on a peice of sausage. she looks up at me. "morning maka" i said. then out of no where she comes up and hugs me. "i love you soul" she says. "i love you too maka" i saw hugging her then slowley we start kissing.


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Xbox One's Japanese developers revealed
Over two generations, Microsoft has yet to find success in the Japanese market. Perhaps that's why Xbox One is releasing so late in the territory. Designated a "tier 3" country, the console will be shipping nearly a year late, on September 4th. To coincide with the announcement, Xbox has revealed which Japanese companies have signed on to be developers for the console.
- Arc System Works
- Artdink
- Access Games
- Atlus
- Intergrow
- Experience
- SNK Playmore
- Kadokawa Games
- Electronic Arts
- Capcom
- GungHo Online Entertainment
- Qute
- Grounding
- G rev.
- Cave
- Genki
- Koei Tecmo Games
- Codemasters
- Konami Digital Entertainment
- CyberConnect2
- Cyberstep
- Silicon Studio
- Zoo
- Square Enix
- Spike Chunsoft
- Sega
- Tango Gameworks
- 2K Games
- Take Two Interactive Japan
- D3 Publisher
- Nippon Ichi Software
- Hamster
- Bandai Namco Games
- Bandai Namco Studio
- From Software
- Bethesda Softworks
- Marvelous AQL
- Mages
- Moss
- Yukes
- Ubisoft
- Land Ho
- Level-5
- Warner Entertainment Japan
Many of these names aren't too surprising to see, as they represent the biggest names in the Japanese gaming industry. However, just because a developer signs up doesn't mean they'll necessarily release content. As Siliconera reader Locklear93 points out, Nippon Ichi signed up to make content for Xbox 360--and that never happened.
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rp"0 " 7 til f V J 1 llX H V i K t v T.I f . i f 1 1" O 2 wuacais tie ior leau in uiy 'j1 Sky with win over Montana See page 8 v nvx a I j Vol. 43, No. 33 t: , , I, 1 UEDER STATE COllEqE Tuesday, February 22, 1983 Smalley finds The Rock' n - - 4 ii i '',1 It only took five clues for Chris Smalley film cannister and tucked away in a pipe to find The Rock.' It was hidden in a near the east entrance of the U.B. 7- Photo by Rodney Wright Smalley is shown here claiming his Norton. Smalley's first comment was, "I $555 'Rock' at Farr's Jewelry from GregnVbelieve it." 'Spy' to speak at convo by Barry Kawa Staff Reporter Thursday's convocation spy speaker Peter James, is billed as "shades of James Bond, Jim Rockford, and Magnum P.I." A former CIA informant, James advertises his current lecture tour as the, "No. 1 Spy Lecture Speaker Series in North America." James' claim to fame is his alleged contacts with key Russian scientists, engineers, and espionage agents. He describes himself as a controversial author, adventurer, 100,000 mile per year world traveler, speaker, and a man who has received high marks both as a spy and intelligence analyst. James is the author of two best-selling books, "Soviet Conquest from Space," and "The Air Force Mafia." Both books covered the issue of national security versus individual rights. James is currently a featured speaker on the college and university lecture circuit. This so-called "America's James Bond" convocation begans Thursday at noon in the Austad Auditorim of the Browning Center. Admission is free. Health building petition will be recirculated by Lisa Wright Managing Editor A concentrated effort to circulate the Allied Health building petition has been reorganized and re-emphasized. The petition is aimed at placing pressure on the State Legislature to approve funding for the proposed Allied Health building, which is currently number nine on the bond issue. The Legislature will vote on it sometime in March. The petition drive missed the projection completion date of Feb. 11 because of circumstances that, of necessity, delayed the project, the petition, however, did not die. Bruce Richeson, ASWSC president, said that he and the others who are working on the project feel that it is very wor- thwhile-and the type- of activity, that student government should be highly en-volved in. The petitions will be circulated by members of the Academic Senate, Legislative Council and other organizations on campus. Richeson stated that they want the petition taken throughout the whole Ogden Area to demonstrate to the Legislature that not only are WSC students and administration in favor of the Allied Health building, but members of the community as well. The goal of the project is to collect 10,000 signatures before the end of February Richeson emphasized the need of the Legislature to look at the consequences that failure to vote for the bond issue will bring. "If they fail to look to the future and plan now, the schools will be hard pressed in the coming years." Richeson said. Those, interested in helping with the petition can contact Bruce Richeson at 626-6349. New administator named as business affairs director By Bobbie Todd Staff Reporter Dr. Garth Welch has been recently appointed as Executive Director of Business Affairs. The announcement was made by Dr. Jerald Storey, vice president for business affairs. Although the title of Executive Director is new, the position is a result of Dr. Kimbal Wheatly's resignation. The job is being redefined, along with the new title. Dr. Welch has been a professor of chemistry at WSC since 1964. For the last nine years he has also been the dean of the school of natural sciences. Dr. Welch earned both a B.S. and a Ph.D. in chemistry from the University of Utah. He then did two years of postdoctoral work at UCLA. Dr Welch said he considers his appointment, which is effective immediately, to be a new challenge. He will continue to hold his position as dean of natural sciences until a successor can be appointed. Currently, he is holding down both posts along with teaching a course in chemistry. The duties of the new position, as defined by Dr. Welch, include the cor-dinating of captial faculty requests, minor remodeling and campus planning. "The prime objective is in the academic area. Business Affairs should be there to support and assits this function," he said. He will be working directly under Dr. Storey in conjunction with Architectural Services.The change is a different one Welch said, but he believes that he has something to offer. "Hopefully, I can bring my perspective to the job and gain some new perspective of my own," he . said. The 'perspective' he is referring to is an outlook from the academic side. He hopes to tie together the two branches of administration by bringing with him abilities for problem solving and skill with numbers. He also has an understanding of the faculty and students. Dr. Welch has been known as a very good teacher who has kept himself ac-cessable to his students. He stated his teaching philosphy this way, "If you have to advertise that you are sensitive to the students, you probably aren't." Welch stated that he has had mixed feelings about accepting the new position. "It is hard to give up a known situation," he said. He also commented that he regrets leaving the students and faculty he has been working with, although he will still try to teach on a limited scale. Dr. Welch commented that when he applied for the position, he had no strong feelings either way. He commented that his academic background is not one normally expected for this type of position. Originally from Brigham City, Dr. Welch and his wife have made their home in Ogden since his appointment to the WSC faculty 19 years ago. The Welches have seven children and three of them are currently attending WSC.
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Watching this injury-riddled Blue Jays club stumble to a 5-16 record over the few weeks got me to thinking about the greatest Blue Jays I've ever seen. I'm often asked to rank the Jays position by position. My choices fire up plenty of debates especially considering this organization is in its 36th season.
So let's take a run at it, starting behind the plate. Pat Borders spent seven years with the Blue Jays plus a brief cameo return in 1999. He never hit better than .257 and in his best offensive year he only hit 15 homers and drove in 49 runs. Still, Pat is my pick for his stellar defensive work, back-stopping the majority of the games over three straight division title clubs from 1991 thru 1993 including back-to-back World Series titles. At first base, a bit of a tougher call, since John Olerud was part of both World Series teams and won a batting title. But my nod has to go to Carlos Delgado, who owns just about every batting mark in the Jays record book. Second base is a no-brainer. Roberto Alomar is the greatest of all the Blue Jays period. I've never seen a more outstanding or creative second sacker. At third, in the early to mid-80's the fans loved the platoon of Rance Mulliniks and Garth Iorg. In his brief stay in Toronto, Scott Rolen was top notch and Troy Glaus had an impact as well. However, my pick is Kelly Gruber. Pat Gillick scooped up Kelly in the Rule 5 draft in 1983 and though he didn't really break through with the big club for three more years, he was a key cog in the late 80's right thru to the first World Series victory in 1992. Unfortunately a neck injury ended his career prematurely in 1993 after he had been dealt to the Angels.
Tony Fernandez had four different stints in Toronto, and at one point Pat Gillick called him the greatest player the organization had ever developed. Tony could make playing shortstop look effortless with that flip throw from deep in the hole. After being swapped to San Diego along with Freddie McGriff for Joe Carter and Alomar, he was re-acquired during the '93 season and was part of the second World Series club. Bouncing around to different clubs and not doing as well in New York probably cost him a shot at the Hall of Fame. But who knows, maybe somewhere down the road...
Left field belongs to the fiery George Bell, another great Rule 5 pick-up from Philadelphia. George was the first Jays player to win an MVP award and though at first was a marginal outfielder, he worked incredibly hard to be better than just average. Devon White holds down centre field. He provided incredible gold glove defence in centre field and had an under-rated bat during the World Series years. One of the fastest men ever to wear a Blue Jays uniform. A few years down the road, we might be saying Jose Bautista is the greatest right fielder the Jays have ever had. But for now, it's Joe Carter, who was simply an RBI machine and will forever be remembered for hitting the World Series-winning homer off the Phillies' Mitch Williams in 1993.
Designated hitter is another tough call. Dave Winfield's class and presence helped spark the 1992 team to the Blue Jays first World Series victory. For me though, Paul Molitor is the one. He was one of the most intelligent and fundamentally sound players I ever saw and was the World Series MVP in '93. The top starting pitcher is between Dave Stieb and Roy Halladay. Though he was coming back from an injury earlier in the season and wasn't really a factor in the World Series in 1992, Stieb was on the roster and got his World Series ring. After coming so close, Stieb finally got his no-hitter at Cleveland and was a ferocious competitor. Halladay was outstanding for the Jays and has been even better with the Phillies, but I still give Stieb a slight nod over "Doc".
There is no doubt about Tom Henke being the top closer and Duane Ward the No. 1 set-up guy. Henke was the shutdown guy for four of the Jays' five division titles and their first-ever World Series victory. Ward set him up for three of those division titles and was the closer himself in 1993, setting a franchise record with 43 saves.
The Manager: Cito Gaston. Four division titles, two American League championships and two World Series victories.
The only disappointing thing is, Bautista, Halladay and Delgado are the only Blue Jays even in the conversation for best of anything since 1993.
News and Notes
It's too late for this year, but the Jays should have Brett Lawrie back on Tuesday at Detroit. Jose Bautista and Brandon Morrow should be returning in time for the Orioles series starting Friday night at Baltimore.
Kudos to the Captain
Jeter has given no indication he intends to retire after this season. He's got one guaranteed year left on his contract at $17 million and then another player's option year that could be worth anywhere from $8 million to $17 million depending on the numbers he puts up next season. And to think we were starting to write him off early last season and even the year before that.
A long-time member of the baseball beat, Scott Ferguson covers the Blue Jays for TSN Radio 1050 in Toronto. His baseball blog appears on TSN.ca during the season.
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San Francisco is one of only a few large cities that isn't criss-crossed by highways. Since driving is largely limited to city streets, 32% of people commute into the city on public transportation. The San Francisco Municipal Railway (MUNI) consists of buses, light rail, subway, and street cars (including the iconic cable cars) and Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) connects the city to the East Bay, as well as the San Francisco and Oakland airports. Additionally, 75,000 people choose bicycles for their commute. Many others simply choose their own two feet as San Francisco is WalkScore's Second Most Walkable city.

There is perhaps no San Franciscan icon more famous than the Golden Gate Bridge. Connecting San Francisco to Marin in the north, the bridge was built in 1937 and has been named by the American Society of Civil Engineers as one of the Wonders of the Modern World. It owes its signature color to the fact that a fresh coat of Òinternational orangeÓ paint is applied to it each year. This shade of orange is easily visible through the cityÕs all-too familiar fog. The 1.7 mile-long bridge is open to cars as well as pedestrians and cyclists.

A more recent addition to San FranciscoÕs collection of iconic and eclectic places, Dolores Park is a centerpiece of the cityÕs outdoor activity. Sunny days see the park filled with sunbathers, picnickers, and a multitude of outdoor performances and interactive displays. There are Film Nights in the Park, Saturday morning yoga sessions, mime troupes, and a variety of other activities to watch out for. The park is located between the Mission and Castro neighborhoods and, thanks to San FranciscoÕs microclimates, it's often one of the warmest and sunniest parts of the city.

For one of the most stunning views in the city, visit Coit Tower on top of Telegraph Hill. Getting to the tower involves either a trip through the North Beach Italian district, or a trek up the Filbert Steps through the residential gardens, which are home to the celebrated "Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill." Inside the tower, are frescoes and murals dedicated to political movements and scenes of the bay. These interior murals are open to the public for viewing, but the site is perhaps just as famous for the exterior panorama. From the top of the hill, visitors to Coit Tower can see everything from Alcatraz to the Bay Bridge and beyond to the rest of the Bay Area.


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Charlie Higson Writes Ninth Doctor EBook!
Puffin has announced that actor, comedian and best-selling author Charlie Higson has written the ninth instalment in Puffin's sensational series celebrating the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who.
Charlie, who is the author of the phenomenally successful Young Bond books and the cult thriller series, The Enemy - and also produced the BBC's Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased) which aired in the Doctor Who slot back in 2000-2001, not to mention being a member of The Fast Show - has reimagined the Ninth Doctor, played by Christopher Eccleston, and created a brand new Doctor Who adventure called The Beast of Babylon, to be released globally on 23rd September priced at £1.99.
Synposis: When a girl called Ali pockets a silver orb that falls from the sky, little does she realise it's her ticket to seeing the universe! Desperate to retrieve the mysterious object, the Ninth Doctor agrees to let her join him on a dangerous trip to ancient Babylon. Together they must join forces to stop a giant Starman from destroying Earth before it's too late!
The Beast of Babylon follows on from short stories by Eoin Colfer, Michael Scott, Marcus Sedgwick, Philip Reeve, Patrick Ness, Richelle Mead, Malorie Blackman and Alex Scarrow.
The author of next eshort featuring the Tenth Doctor, David Tennant, will be revealed on 1st October. A printed anthology of the stories will published on 21st November.
You can get your copy of The Beast of Babylon for Kindle from Amazon now, priced £1.99
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Children's books are magical! They are full of wonderful images and often offer some important lessons for children. An easy way for grandparents to connect with their pre-school and elementary age grandchildren is through reading. What are the benefits of reading together?
The most important benefit is having a quiet, special time with your grandchild. Imagine snuggling up with your grandchild in a chair to read. This will help you develop a warm relationship and a common interest.
Reading to children also helps them develop reading readiness. Children will become more familiar with letter sounds, recognize words, and develop a new vocabulary. Your grandchildren will also feel more confident about reading and books when they enter kindergarten.
Here are some tips to help you become your grandchild's favorite reading buddy:
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'Stories from a Theme Park Insider' now available on Amazon and Barnesandnoble.com
Written by Robert Niles
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Starting today, we're publishing our first eBook, Stories from a Theme Park Insider. I have selected the best stories from our "Theme Park Cast Member Stories" series and rewritten them, adding extra details and few new stories, too. The result is a fun, light, warm read that will satisfy any theme park fan.
What time is the 3:00 parade? Why does a child need to be 40 inches tall to ride Thunder Mountain? What happens when the president of France gets lost inside Pirates of the Caribbean? Stories from a Theme Park Insider answers those questions and more while taking you inside the Magic Kingdom's tunnels and backstage to share the funny stories and embarrassments that can happen when your job is someone else's vacation.
And because Theme Park Insider isn't just me, you'll find your fellow readers' stories in the book, as well. I've selected the best and funniest comments submitted in the "Theme Park Cast Member Stories" and included edited versions of those in the book, too. The result really is the best of the best of ThemeParkInsider.com, with new material and some fun new illustrations.
The very best park? It's cheap - just $3.99. And it is available now for Kindle from Amazon.com and for Nook from barnesandnoble.com. (I've uploaded the book to Apple's iBookstore and it should appear there soon.)
Don't have an eReader? No problem. If you have a smartphone or tablet, you can download free Kindle and Nook applications for iPhone, iPad and Android devices. With those apps, you can read "Stories from a Theme Park Insider" and any other eBook.
I hope you'll take a look at the book and support the site by purchasing a copy. If you'd like to take a look, both Amazon and Barnes and Noble allow you to sample before you buy.
I also hope that you'll help us spread the word about Stories from a Theme Park Insider. If you enjoy the book, please submit a review via Amazon.com and barnesandnoble.com, and click that you found other positive reviews of the book helpful, too.
And please tell your friends and other theme park fans about the book, too, via Facebook, email or other online forums. If this book is a success, I'm planning to follow up with additional stories, books and mobile apps for theme parks.
Finally, thank you to everyone who reads Theme Park Insider for helping make this book possible, especially those who don't just lurk on the site, but contribute to it with your informed, insightful and often very funny posts. You are the real Theme Park Insiders, and I hope that you'll enjoy this book. Please give it a look!
Readers' Opinions
From Ryan S on July 15, 2011 at 10:42 AM
Any chance you can get it on Google Books for those of us poor tablet/smartphone/eReader-less beings?
From Jeff Elliott on July 15, 2011 at 10:58 AM
Do you have a list of the contributers you used for the book?
From 18.104.22.168 on July 15, 2011 at 11:03 AM
Just download it for my kindle! And Ryan, just install the Kindle App on your phone (or tablet, or pc).
From Robert Niles on July 15, 2011 at 11:11 AM
Thank you! I'll look into posting it on Google Books, too.
From Andy Milio on July 15, 2011 at 11:15 AM
Wow, that's really cool! But I have no Kindle or eReader of any kind :(
From Robert Niles on July 15, 2011 at 11:53 AM
Jeff, there are comments in the book that were submitted on the site by readers Steve Alcorn, Scott B, Dan Babbitt, Corbin Barker, TH Creative, Pyra Dong, Diane Graebner, Gareth H and Anthony Murphy. So special thanks to all of them for their comments on the site. (By the way, the comments have been edited and many names in the posts omitted to protect the guilty/innocent.)
From Kelly Smith on July 15, 2011 at 12:04 PM
I just bought a copy for my Kindle!
And to those of you who don't own a Nook or Kindle, you can read Kindle books on your computer -- no special equipment needed!
From Robert Niles on July 15, 2011 at 2:35 PM
Thanks, Kelly
From Anthony Murphy on July 15, 2011 at 9:24 PM
So excited!
Do we have the credits of who is mentioned?
From TH Creative on July 16, 2011 at 3:27 AM
It's always very fulfilling to complete work on a book. Congrats Robert!
From Will Chilcote on July 16, 2011 at 7:27 AM
Grats Robert!!! U tell so many great stories. I hope u sell a ton of copies.
From Anthony Murphy on July 16, 2011 at 10:16 PM
Just finished the book and I was impressed! A must read!
From Mark Fairleigh on July 16, 2011 at 10:28 PM
Just grabbed my copy! Loved the reference to my alma mater in "Tunnel Vision"! You wouldn't believe the kind of mileage we get from our "nom de guerre". :D
From Larry Zimmerman on July 17, 2011 at 5:10 AM
I enjoyed it, Robert -- and was pleasantly surprised by how conveniently the Kindle for PC application handles ebooks. Thanks for putting those stories together. Unfortunately, they make me want to quit my day job, drive down to Orlando, and take a chance on a visit to Casting...
From Anthony Murphy on July 17, 2011 at 8:02 AM
I agree with Larry's statement!
From Robert Niles on July 17, 2011 at 12:38 PM
Thanks, everyone, and special thanks to Anthony for submitting an Amazon review. Please keep spreading the word!
From 22.214.171.124 on July 17, 2011 at 3:31 PM
Great book and great website! I wish the book was longer, read it on my Kindle in two sittings. You'll have to write a sequel.
From Tyler Stover on July 18, 2011 at 12:24 PM
I'm happy to hear ebooks can be read on a PC and I'll be downloading the app and book soon. This just makes me wish I had contributed some of my stories.
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Lesbian mothers say move to Calgary provided safety and security
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For the Yates-Laberge family the coverage of the Sochi 2014 Olympics was a reminder of the discrimination they once faced when raising children in the U.S.
"I guess we never understood the level of hatred," says Anne Yates-Laberge. The couple resided in New Hampshire eight years ago.
Anne had adopted their son Andrew from Ukraine, while Claire had adopted Adam from the Republic of Georgia. Each woman worked through the respective adoptions individually because as a couple, they were not legally allowed to adopt children.
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Roberts was diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome (AS) a type of autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) most commonly affecting social functions.
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After you play this one, go play the second version, it has more levels aswell as a boss. http://www.newgrounds.com /portal/view/577194
BTW, I made it so that when you die you keep all of your stats on purpose, so that you can get the medals which are somewhat difficult to get. Pause the game ('P') to see what medals you have and don't have.
Right, so worked my ass off trying to complete this game in time.... I failed miserably.. I was going to add a boss, more enemies and power ups etc, but i'm sure it's alright as it is, I might add some things after Clock Day is over. But yeah, this is the first game I've ever put effort into and actually completed. enjoy \o/
Please check out the person who made the music, they pretty much saved the game :P
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Rated 5 / 5 stars May 4, 2011
I complete this game without the fallen medal :P
Also great game
Thanks :D
Rated 4 / 5 stars May 2, 2011
When life gives you lemons
Shoot them with your strawberry lazahs.
or stab them in the face with a gun
Rated 4 / 5 stars April 22, 2011
not bad...but
the game is ok...nice to get a few easy trphies...but it gets stale rather quickly
Yeah I do agree, I wish I had more time to add an upgrade system and maybe several levels. Thanks for the review.
Rated 4 / 5 stars February 21, 2011
mmm.. good but
is boring fly and kill flygin fruits
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars February 18, 2011
Great game!
Awesome game! I loved trying to get medals. The humor in the instructions was good, and I loved the expression on the cherrys face. The game felt a little slow, but great otherwise.
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Fernando De La Cruz seems determined to add some excitement to the jockeys race at Tampa Bay Downs during the next seven weeks.
The 26-year-old De La Cruz rode three winners on Wednesday's card, moving him into solo second place with 57 victories. He trails four-time track champion Daniel Centeno by eight. Angel Serpa, who rode one winner Wednesday, is third with 55.
De La Cruz had 22 winners through the conclusion of Festival Preview Weekend on Feb. 3. The following day, his wife Rosa gave birth to the couple's second child, Norma, and De La Cruz has ridden like a man on a mission ever since.
With 35 victories over the past 28 racing days, De La Cruz has emerged as a threat for another title to add to the one he captured in 2012 at Hoosier Park in Indiana. Included in his recent haul was a Feb. 23 victory in the $75,000 Super Stakes aboard 6-year-old gelding Good Lord for trainer Forrest Kaelin in track-record time of 1:22.03 for seven furlongs.
The previous Saturday, Feb. 16, De La Cruz rode four winners on the card, including two for Tampa Bay Downs leading trainer Jamie Ness.
De La Cruz, who attended the Jorge Bernardini Yori Jockey School in Peru – as did his younger brother, jockey Walter De La Cruz – commenced his winning ways Wednesday in the first race, piloting 6-year-old mare Miss Gigi to victory for owner Walter T. Bates and trainer Mike Norris in a seven-furlong, $5,000 claiming event.
In the fourth race, a mile-and-a-sixteenth, $5,000 claiming affair, De La Cruz scored with 5-year-old gelding Clever King for owner Steve Organ and trainer John Simms. Ness and owner Midwest Thoroughbreds, Inc., were the recipients of De La Cruz's skill in the sixth race, a $12,500, two-turn affair, with 9-year-old mare Wyatt's Women.
Speaking of brothers in the saddle, jockeys Ronnie Allen, Jr., and Mike Allen combined for the exacta in the eighth race. Older brother Ronnie brought 4-year-old filly Saintly Bound from off the pace to beat Mike and Barksdale by a head in the seven-furlong claiming contest. Saintly Bound is owned by Millard Winterrowd and trained by Ida Paquette.
Oriana Rossi rode two winners Wednesday, capturing the third race, a six-and-a-half furlong claiming affair, on 4-year-old gelding Sit Down Pidgeon for owner Ascendant Farm LLC and trainer Kenneth Wirth.
Rossi lit up the board in the ninth, a mile-and-a-sixteenth maiden claiming race on the turf, when she brought 3-year-old filly Light the North from out of the clouds late for a shocking victory. Owned by Mighty White Stallion LLC and trained by John Lakin Wells, Light the North paid $127 to win.
Her victory also created carryovers to Friday in both the Pick-5 ($15,728.67) and Super High-5 ($4,463.10) pools.
Thomas Proctor has been selected as the Zerillo's Trainer of the Month after winning seven races from 16 starts since March 1, with a second and five thirds.
Six of Proctor's victories have come on the turf. His only main-track winner was Claiborne Farm's 4-year-old colt Just for Today, who won an allowance/optional claiming race on March 2. Five of Proctor's winners were ridden by leading Tampa Bay Downs jockey Daniel Centeno.
Proctor's month might be even better were it not for narrow losses by a pair of stakes winners in his barn, 3-year-old colt Pataky Kid and 5-year-old gelding Lil Bit O'Fun. Pataky Kid, who won last summer's Grade III Arlington-Washington Futurity, finished third in a high-level turf allowance on March 9.
A native of Gilmer, Texas, Proctor engineered one of the biggest upsets in Breeders' Cup history when Glen Hill Farm's 6-year-old One Dreamer won the 1994 Distaff at Churchill Downs at odds of 47-1. Another Glen Hill runner, now-5-year-old Marketing Mix, was second to Zagora in last year's Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf at Santa Anita after winning three graded stakes, including the Grade I Rodeo Drive Stakes, in 2012.
Proctor made Tampa Bay Downs history two years ago when he saddled both winners in a race that ended in a dead heat, Keertana and You Go West Girl. Keertana, who was ridden that day by Leandro Goncalves, was a multiple-graded stakes winner who finished third in the 2010 Emirates Airline Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf at Churchill. You Go West Girl, ridden in the dead heat by Rosemary Homeister, Jr., was a multiple-stakes winner.
Proctor's father was the late Willard Proctor, who trained the likes of Convenience, Gallant Romeo and Major Impact. Proctor's brother Hap manages 325-acre Glen Hill Farm in Ocala.
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annual Florida Cup Day, Tampa Bay Downs' annual celebration of the state's excellence in breeding and raising Thoroughbreds. Featuring six stakes worth $75,000 each for registered Florida-breds, this year's event is Saturday, April 6.
The action-packed card includes the Stonehedge Farm South Sophomore Fillies at seven furlongs; the Journeyman Stud Distaff at a mile-and-a-sixteenth on turf; the Sophomore Turf at a mile-and-a-sixteenth; the Besilu Stables Turf Classic at a mile-and-an-eighth; the Ocala Breeders' Sales Sophomore at seven furlongs; and the Hilton Garden Inn Sprint at six furlongs.
Nominations for Florida Cup Day close Saturday at midnight.
The Downs Golf Practice Facility will celebrate its 10
anniversary Saturday. Special events include clinics, free club-fittings, specials on food and range balls and pro shop discounts.
Since its 2003 opening, the 22-acre facility has become a year-round destination for golfers of all ages and ability levels, as well as anyone who enjoys playing a few races between sessions on the driving range, short-game area and 8,000-square foot putting green. The fully-lighted complex attracts more than 35,000 visitors a year.
Under the direction of PGA Class A professional Jon Johnson, last month's third annual Golfest Presented by Tampa Bay Championship drew more than 3,000 attendees, up 40 percent from 2012. The event was highlighted by an appearance by LPGA Tour star Brittany Lincicome. Previous headliners were Annika Sorenstam in 2011 and instructor David Leadbetter in 2012.
The Downs Golf Practice Facility has been ranked among the top-100 ranges in the United States since its debut on Golf Range Magazine's list in 2004.
Thoroughbred racing at Tampa Bay Downs resumes Friday with a 10-race card beginning at 12:40 p.m. The track is open every day except Easter Sunday, March 31 for simulcast wagering, no-limits poker action in The Silks Poker Room and golf fun and instruction at the Downs Golf Practice Facility.
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Do you find it difficult to engage in intellectual conversations with people in general?
It happens to me all the time. My wife encourages me to have dinner with her friend and her friend's husband. "It's the opportunity to socialize and meet new interesting people!", she proclaims. And yet the same boring conversations unfold. The guy rambles on about how many yards this guy ran, and how many interceptions this guy threw, and did you see how many spiders that guy ate on Fear Factor, etc, etc. I ask something like, "Hey, did you see that they possibly discovered the Higgs Boson at the LHC?" And the guy looks at me like I'm from Mars, "The LH what?". Then my wife makes a comment like I'm a nerd then everyone laughs. I'm far from a social misfit or hobbit, I just prefer to discuss things that stimulate me intellectually. I hope I don't offend anyone for saying so, but most of the time I feel like I'm surrounded by people that are intellectually challenged, to put it kindly. And maybe that's just it, if you consider that the average intellectual quotient is around 100. They're easily entertained and amuzed to watch television shows cataloging the "real world" of college kids living in a house together, arguing over who got the most trashed the night before at the club.
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Justin ElkinAug 30 2012: I empathize with this viewpoint and understand and admire your ability to imagine misperception. Faith is a tricky subject I have found. My experiences have led me to think the difficulty lies in the individuals logical ability. Most employ either a deductive logic/argument system or a abstract logic/argument system. The more of one way one employs the less of the other it can and in this way extraction of inherent collaborative effort in life suffers. A battle of "good and evil", "ignorance and enlightenment", etc. Pervades our existence with understandings of this to varying degrees. The implications and personifications of this are immeasurable. Perhaps the missing link everyone is privy to is inherent inability to deductively abstract a "faith", a raison d'etre, from the state of mind alluded to before the "battle of good and evil" began.
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