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This Time Trump Was Telling The Truth
are liberals....Gerard Alexander in yesterday's Times.
Does cause one to wonder. About them.
To improve Junior's chance of acceptance at the University of Virginia? Or perhaps to join its political science department which appears to need help?
Moving on.
In the past few weeks, says Alexander Michelle Wolf and Kanye West either were A(....)unfunny or B(...)bravely n an ideological commitment.A quiz. Prizes will be awarded to the first 10,000 readers guessing which was which. When I get around to it. Hint, one of the two contestants is burdened by Maxime Waters' judgement "maybe he should not have so much to say". She knows how to counsel a guy.Probably will motivate a ton of sympathy.
"Liberals" writes Alexander "energize people to vote for the other side by their control of the commanding American cabl..".
True. that would generate animosity. Fortunately (for him) his supporters only dominate the electronic media. Nothing like the potential downside of dominating the Correspondents Dinner.
Moving on
Some people have cavalierly leveled the charge of Racism against ....more than 60 million people who voted for Mr. Trump
Oh? References ,please. Who were those cavaliers? Name and rank and serial number where applicable.Or withdraw the unsubstantiated charge in the interests of Jefferson's beloved achievement.
Personally I differed with the Trumpers for many reasons-not because I actually believe the whole 65 million of them believed it when they chorused "lock her up" ,mindless campaign rhetoric at the level of a high school Pep Rally .A vicious one.
So who were the Racism mongers?
Let's review the bidding.
Were any of Hillary's voters racists? Sure. Where any sizable group of Americans are you'll find racists whether they are Republicans, Democrats or Flat earthers. Racism is as American as apple pie.
Which party has the highest proportion? I leave that to 538. None of my democrat friends are racists. How about you Gerry?
Moving on Alexander attempted a piquant comparison
Pressing a political view from the Oscar stage
declaring a conservative campus speaker unacceptable
As a pretend parallel it was a stretch. At least this liberal feels that no views from the Oscar stage merit consideration whereas the only campus speakers declared unacceptable should those inciting violence.
But more than being a stretch , it was a cheap shot linking
banning speakers
Feeling convinced that conservatives were their intellectual and moral inferiors
without providing any basis that such a link exists any place other than the mind of G. Alexander
I have certainly heard my share of intellectually inferior arguments advanced by liberals as well as University of Virginia professors. AOBTW by Hannity&Co. I'm not your best witness on whether conservatives advance better ones.. Whatever.
But with respect to moral judgements, for me it's a whole 'nother ball game.
Alexander's counsel is
People determined to stand against racism can raise concerns
I like determined and raise concerns.
About groups that espouse hate
without smearing huge numbers of Americans many of whom might ....otherwise be Democrats
If that's the price , I ain't buying,
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Our once-democratic republic has drifted ever further to the right. We see a resurgence in racism, white nationalism, backlash against women's rights, punitive attitudes toward immigrants, the obliteration of the line between religion and civic life, a sell-off our democratic institutions to a growing cadre of plutocrats and more.
So, you think we should be more subdued? I suspect I am not alone in committing myself to be more strident. You write as though the political right and left are just reasonable points on an ideological spectrum. That, Mr. Alexander, is the most dangerous false equivalence in American history. We have lying, anti-democratic charlatans controlling the White House and Congress. The President is a liar and fool. Some members of Congress are treasonous (Nunes, for example). And you think we should be polite?
The problem is that the primary basis of Republican action is to cause Liberal brains to explode. Religious morality and fiscal responsibility are no longer Republican goals. If people see clear suggestions of Russia tampering in United States politics and pass it off as the work of the Deep State, how can you not consider them intellectually challenged?
There is a post about the embassy move to Jerusalem here at Dagblog.. A rabbi who blessed Javanka once compared blacks to monkeys.
An Evangelical pastor invited to speak at the embassy opening says Mormonism is wrong and Jews can't be saved.
This is their version of religion.
John 14:6 and 15:6 say that only Christians can be saved. So it isn't just "their" version of religion, it is the Bible's version(the NT, I mean).
Romans 11
25I do not want you to be ignorant of this mystery, brothers, so that you will not be conceited: A hardening in part has come to Israel, until the full number of the Gentiles has come in. 26And so all Israel will be saved, as it is written:
"The Deliverer will come from Zion,
He will remove godlessness from Jacob.
27And this is My covenant with them
when I take away their sins."f
28Regarding the gospel, they are enemies on your account; but regarding election, they are loved on account of the patriarchs. 29For God's gifts and His call are irrevocable.
30Just as you who formerly disobeyed God have now received mercy through their disobedience, 31so they too have now disobeyed, in order that they too may now receive mercy through the mercy shown to you. 32For God has consigned all men to disobedience, so that He may have mercy on them all.
The nice thing about being a Christian is no matter what your views, no matter how moral, murderous, or even pathological, you can always find a passage in the bible that supports your view.
Yes, you don't even have to be that picky about which passage. Just pick one and claim it says something that is not at all obvious to others. Because like Aaron and some preacher or liturgy he got the idea from, you just take passages like John 14:6 and 15:6 (no matter what version you use) and say they mean something when it's not at all clear when you read them that they mean that something he's saying they mean.
Back to square one: this is belief by choice, not by literal biblical command as Aaron claims. They chose that those vague words mean that.
All those citations say to me, for example: John recounts that Jesus implied he was the messiah, and to follow his teachings to get good with God. Doesn't say anything about any Christian religion. There was no such thing at the time! John was working on it, is all, didn't even finish.
Christians are sinners. Christians battle among themselves. Institutions split during the Civil War. We have the Religious Right supporting Trump, and a Poor People's campaign formed by Christians on the Left. Bishop Curry and Reverend Barber led a protest at the White House just this week. The beauty of the Bible is that you can find passages that support MLK, Curry, and Barber.
And the problem with the bible is you can also find passages that support the Westboro Baptist Church, the KKK, and every other right wing hate group.
John 14:6
Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me
John 15:6
If a man abide not in me, he is cast forth as a branch, and is withered; and men gather them, and cast them into the fire, and they are burned.
Apparently there is a direct message to physically harm Jews.
Well no rmrd. No one needs to twist words. The message of hate is quite clearly stated in many passages of the bible. You do what every other christian does. You chose the parts of the bible you like and discard the parts you don't. Then you pretend the hate filled parts aren't there.
Different Christians receive different messages from the Bible. That is why there are Baptists, Southern Baptists, and National Baptists,for example. Baptists and Methodists split on the issue of slavery. No one pretends that the message cannot be twisted. During the Jim Crow era, churches were battling each over over white supremacy. The argument is about the takeaway message of the Bible. You can take way a pro-slavery message or you can take away an anti-slavery message.
There is a passage in the Old Testament that suggests parents take a disobedient, drunkard child out to the public square, present him to village elders, and stone the child if that were the decision of the elders. Most Christians would label should action insanity. Christians have free will. The law is insane. I think it is a positive thing that Christians reject the act. By the way, the law applies to Jews of the Old Testament. Most Christians see themselves as New Testament folk.
You appear to be upset that Christians express free will. Catholics often reject Catholic doctrine. Ireland appears to have overturned its Catholic inspired anti-abortion law.
I'm not upset at all since it's clear to anyone rational that the bible is bullshit. I'm just pointing out that you, like all christians decide what is true for you, in large part due to your secular education and culture, then use the bible to justify the decisions you made. Different christians don't receive different messages from the bible. You all just choose the parts that agree with you and discard the rest.
So you got that off your chest. The fact remains that many people who follow their cherrypicked tenants from the Bible still find time to fight for social issues. Christians do receive different messages from the Bible. Civil War churches read passages like those below and found anti-slavery messages.
Deuteronomy 23:15
You shall not deliver unto his master the servant who has escaped from his master unto you:
1 Corinthians 7:21
Art thou called being a servant? care not for it: but if thou mayest be made free, use it rather
Christians are not bound by the Old Testament.
Romans 7:6
6 But now we have been released from the law, for we died to it and are no longer captive to its power. Now we can serve God, not in the old way of obeying the letter of the law, but in the new way of living in the Spirit.
Yes, we cherry-pick. It is the Christian thing to do.
Of course you cherry pick. The more liberal a christian is the more they have to discard vast portions of the bible. Because the bible is so evil, as you put it, "insane." And you find some passage somewhere that you decide justifies discarding vast portions of the book that is claimed to be the revealed word of god. Even though Jesus, the one you claim to revere and worship quite clearly told you not to in Matthew 5.
17 "Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them. 18 For truly I tell you, until heaven and earth disappear, not the smallest letter, not the least stroke of a pen, will by any means disappear from the Law until everything is accomplished. 19 Therefore anyone who sets aside one of the least of these commands and teaches others accordingly will be called least in the kingdom of heaven, but whoever practices and teaches these commands will be called great in the kingdom of heaven.
Jesus and the disciples broke with the Law.
PROBLEM: Jesus said very explicitly, "Do not think that I came to destroy the Law or the Prophets. I did not come to destroy, but to fulfill." However, on one occasion Jesus approved of His disciples when they broke the Jewish law about working on the Sabbath (Mark 2:24), and Jesus Himself apparently did away with the ceremonial law by declaring all meats clean (Mark 7:19). Jesus' disciples clearly rejected much of the OT law, including circumcision (Acts 15; Gal. 5:6; 6:15). Indeed, Paul declared that "You are not under law but under grace" (Rom. 6:14) and that the Ten Commandments engraved in stone have been "taken away in Christ" (2 Cor. 3:14).
SOLUTION: In the matter of whether the Law of Moses was done away with by Christ, confusion results from failing to distinguish several things.
First of all, there is a confusion of time. During His lifetime, Jesus always kept the Law of Moses Himself, including offering sacrifices to the Jewish priests (Matt. 8:4), attending Jewish festivals (John 7:10), and eating the passover lamb (Matt. 26:19). He did on occasion violate the pharisaical (and false) traditions that had grown up around the Law (cf. Matt. 5:43–44), chiding them, "You have made the commandment of God of no effect by your tradition" (Matt. 15:6). The verses that indicate the law has been fulfilled refer to after the Cross when there is "neither Jew nor Greek ... for you are all one in Christ Jesus" (Gal. 3:28).
Second, there is a confusion of aspect. At least some of the references (if not all) to the Law being done away with in the NT are speaking of OT ceremonies and types. These ceremonial and typological aspects of the OT Law of Moses were clearly done away with when Jesus, our passover lamb (1 Cor. 5:7), fulfilled the Law's types and predictions about His first coming (cf. Heb. 7–10). In this sense, Jesus clearly did away with the ceremonial and typological aspects of the Law, not by destroying the Law, but by fulfilling it.
Finally, there is a confusion about context. Even when the moral dimensions of the law are discussed, there is a confusion. For example, not only did Jesus fulfill the moral demands of the Law for us (Rom. 8:2–3), but the nationaland theocratic context in which God's moral principles were expressed in the OT no longer apply to Christians today. For example, we are not under the commands as Moses expressed them for Israel, since, when expressed for them in the Ten Commandments, it had as its reward that the Jews would live "long upon the land [of Palestine] which the Lord your God is giving you [Israelites]" (e.g., Ex. 20:12). When the moral principle expressed in this OT commandment is stated in the NT, it is expressed in a different context, namely, one that is not national or theocratic, but is personal and universal. For all persons who honor their parents, Paul declares that they will "live long on the earth" (Eph. 6:3). Likewise, Christians are no longer under the commandment of Moses to worship on Saturday (Ex. 20:8–11), for, since the Resurrection, appearances, and Ascension (all of which occurred on Sunday), Christians worship on Sunday instead (see Acts 20:7; 1 Cor. 16:2). Sabbath worship, declared Paul, was only an OT "shadow" of the real substance which was inaugurated by Christ (Col. 2:16–17). Since even the Ten Commandments as such were expressed in a national Jewish, theocratic framework, the NT can speak correctly about that which was "engraved on stones" being "taken away in Christ " (2 Cor. 3:7, 13–14).
However, this does not mean that the moral principles embodied in the Ten Commandments, that reflect the very nature of an unchanging God, are not still binding on believers today. Indeed, every one of these principles contained in the Ten Commandments is restated in another context in the NT, except of course the command to rest and worship on Saturday.
Christians today are no more under the Ten Commandments as given by Moses to Israel than we are under the Mosaic Law's requirement to be circumcised (see Acts 15; Gal. 3) or to bring a lamb to the temple in Jerusalem for sacrifice. The fact that we are bound by similar moral laws against adultery, lying, stealing, and murder no more proves we are still under the Ten Commandments than the fact that there are similar traffic laws in North Carolina and Texas proves that a Texan is under the laws of North Carolina. The truth is that when one violates the speed laws in Texas he has not thereby violated a similar law in North Carolina, nor is he thereby bound by the penalties of such laws in North Carolina. In like manner, although both the OT and NT speak against adultery, nevertheless, the penalty was different—capital punishment in the OT (Lev. 20:10) and only excommunication from the church in the NT (1 Cor. 5:1–13), with the hope of restoration upon repentance (cf. 2 Cor. 2:6–8).
I'm sure you know I could find a link from some biblical scholar that claims the exact opposite of your excerpt above. The core belief of all christians whether it be the Westboro Baptist Church or the most liberal progressive church is what ever I believe the bible endorses. It's too funny, really.
People twist things. A majority of Republicans don't think that the Russian probe is an honest investigation. People disagree on the message in the Bible.
Your basic argument is that if someone doesn't agree with your particular choices as to what passages of the bible are still true and what passages of the bible are no longer true and should be ignored and discarded because they're "insane" then they are twisting things. It's exactly the same argument the Westboro Baptist Church makes against you.
I think the head of Westboro Baptist is dead.
You are arguing that different people have different interpretations. It is the same thing thing that happens in secular life. Different conclusions from the same observations.
The head and founder of the whole "christian" movement is dead too, for almost 2,000 years but the nonsense still continues. I'm not sure what your point is. The Westboro Baptist Church still exists too. 2,000 years of irrationality is a monumental example of human gullibility. One wonders how many more years people will continue to be conned by a 2,000 year old scam.
Paul says that the Jewish law isn't binding on Christians, and every Christian sect I know of considers that canon.
Yes, Paul was the first christian to reject Jesus' clear injunction to hold to the law. According to the stories the actual disciples of Jesus disagreed with him on that and many other issues. Paul was actually such a strong influence on christianity and made so many changes to Christ's teachings that the religion should more appropriately be called Paulism.
Hey Flav - they're quoting bible scripture over here. Are you a prophet, or what have you done? I'm expecting an ecstatic movement for 2018, but not *this* ecstatic. "walk across that swimming pool" indeed.
Yes, but I'm quoting the bible as a joke. Kinda like I'd quote Infowars. But just like Infowars some people actually believe the crap written in the bible. Com trails, walking on water, Agenda 21, the virgin birth, mostly I can't tell the difference. Except that Alex Jones isn't nearly as pathologically savage and murderous as many of the authors of the bible.
Though the problem with jokes is sometimes they turn into more serious than funny and gain a life of their own - like Trump, initially he seemed preposterous, and then gradually the word "preposterous" lost its prior energy.
But whatever, it's Sunday, might as well have Sunday school.
But Catholics don't do Sunday School! And they don't read the Bible either! So there. The priests get educated and they then tell you about which parts of the Bible to believe. And they don't quote the other parts, no need for you to bother your pretty head about the other parts. Simple theocracy! Works for a religion! Started before there were printed books and before most people could read, but worked so well they continued with it. None of this reading and interpreting things for oneself, tends to muck things up.
Well that tree of life thing in the Garden of Eden was about readin', weren't it? People getting too smart for their own britches before they even owned britches. If Eve had been collecting grocery coupons like she was supposed to and not getting Adam all conflicted & genuflected over a bunch of fool writings he didn't have any inkling of... well, you see where it got to, them boys fighting with each other, and then a snake's a snake, ain't it? Took Trump to step on it, crush them misguided thoughts out of existence. Bet they had a wall around Eden, keep all the riffraff out - why they called it Paradise.
PS - them Catholics are going to hell. Just see what they did in Ireland. Can't trust em. And that Pope of theirs - might as well wrap up the world with a bow and deliver it to Satan. Not that I'm prejudiced or anything, but some things are just too damn much.
You reminded me of my once-an-altar-boy and still-churchgoing father's way of dealing with the cognitive dissonance. One of the things he couldn't exactly swallow after being the first in family to go to college and eat some of the apple is this place called limbo that the Catholic church invented as a place babies go when they die before being baptized. Until the second coming, then it will all be made right. (That and some other crazy things like transubstantiation made him into a regular churchgoer who decided never to take communion.) Purgatory just didn't seem right, nor did any of Dante's circles, to say the least, so they just invented a new place. Catholic church way ahead of its time in "curating" a new narrative out of the ancient texts. You can't just leave to the faithful, heck, they'll never be done with it, Torah scholars still argue all day every day after millennia, you've got to tell them what to think.


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From: Jeremy Carroll <firstname.lastname@example.com> Subject: Re: comments on OWL test cases Date: Thu, 15 May 2003 17:04:26 +0300 > ian: > > Under these circumstances I'm not sure that the paragraph > my text > > is necessary - the semantics of datatype theories was carefully > > designed so that this kind of thing would NOT be necessary. > > Hmm. > If that's the case then I suspect we will end up aborting the LC vote. > That understanding of datatyping gets into too many places for it to be > simply an editorial action to fix it. > > Can I ask a concrete question: > http://www.w3.org/2002/03owlt/editors-draft/draft/proposedByIssue#I5.8-003 > > _:a rdf:type owl:Restriction . > first:p rdf:type owl:DatatypeProperty . > first:p rdfs:range xsd:byte . > first:p rdfs:range xsd:unsignedInt . > _:a owl:onProperty first:p . > _:a owl:cardinality "129"^^xsd:nonNegativeInteger . > first:john rdf:type _:a . > > > this is inconsistent, but to know it you need to know about xsd:byte and > xsd:unsignedInt and their relationship. The above ontology is DatatypeProperty(first:p range(xsd:byte) range(xsd:unsignedInt)) Individual(first:john type(restriction(first:p minCardinality(129)))) which is inconsistent because there are only 128 unsigned bytes. > What should a complete OWL Consistency Checker that only knows about integer > and string return? > My text says: Unknown A complete Consistency Checker should never return unknown. > Without it I think we have to say: Consistent, despite the test case being > inconsistent. The above ontology is consistent with respect to a datatype theory that does not include xsd:byte. It would be possible for allow for some sort of error return in this case, however. > Jeremy peterReceived on Thursday, 15 May 2003 11:41:13 UTC
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There's only one movie I'm rooting for at the Oscars, and that's Logorama, a French Best Animated Short nominee.  It's a priceless cop movie send-up set in a Los Angeles composed of and populated by trademarks, product icons and corporate logos.  It can be seen as part of a compilation of Academy Award Nominated shorts making the art house rounds, or at the link.
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Posted by R. Fiore on February 22nd, 2010 at 9:47 PM
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GhaleonQ says:
Huh. I thought all of the nominees except A Matter Of Loaf And Death were awful and unimaginatively animated. A lot of people don't even like that one that much. I think Cordell Barker got screwed over again, even if Runaway is no Strange Invaders. It was a disappointingly weak year for animation, but the Academy really botched this one. They usually have good taste, even if they don't pick the best.
R. Fiore says:
I dunno, I thought the handling of the panhandler in "French Roast" was notable. Watching the compilation I would have gone along with you until the end, and was figuring "Loaf and Death" was a lock, and then "Logorama" blew everything out of the water. I will grant that as animation per se it was no great shakes — computer animation that took no pains to look anything but computerized — but in conception and execution and in the absolutely dead-on audio track (I had to figure the thing was made in English from the start) it was just delightful.
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UFC welterweight fighter Thiago Alves has once again failed to make weight, coming in at 171.5lbs for his No.1 contender fight with Jon Fitch at UFC 117. Even given an additional hour to lose the extra .5lbs it was later confirmed that Alves would not be able to do so and as a result the contest will now be fought at a catchweight.
Earlier in the week Alves had skipped an open workout set up by the UFC amid rumors that he was struggling to make weight. He later denied that there was a problem stating that the weight cut was the easiest it had ever been.
That's now proven not to be the case and it's not the first time Alves has found himself in this predicament. For instance in 2008 he weighed-in at 174lbs for a fight with Matt Hughes.
Though he was closer to the weight limit on this occasion this latest incident does raise questions regarding whether Alves would now be better suited to fighting in the 185lb weight class instead.


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Comprehensive, aspirational standards describing a national vision for the initial preparation of all teachers PreK-12 who teach mathematics.
Standards for Preparing Teachers of Mathematics, released February 9, 2017, is an official publication of the Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators.
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Webinar: Exploring the AMTE Standards: Key Themes in the Grade-Band Elaborations
Archived video is now available for active AMTE members to view a July 13, 2017 webinar presented by Mike Steele, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and Nicole Rigelman, Portland State University.
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UCOWR Announces Winner of the 2014 Warren A. Hall Medal The Board of Directors of UCOWR is delighted to announce that Dr. Jay R. Lund, University of California-Davis, has been selected to receive the 2014 Warren A. Hall. Dr. Lund's research, teaching, and public service have made significant and lasting impacts upon the field of water resources and embody the philosophy upon which this award is founded. Congratulations, Dr. Lund!
The award will be presented at the UCOWR Awards Banquet on June 19th. The banquet is part of the 2014 UCOWR/NIWR/CUAHSI Conference, Water Systems, Science, and Society Under Global Change, to be held at Tufts University, Medford, Massachusetts, June 18-20. More information about the conference can be found at our website. We invite you join us for the conference and the Awards Banquet as we gather to honor Dr. Lund.
Dr. Jay Lund is Director of the Center for Watershed Sciences and a Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of California-Davis. He has long enjoyed teaching, research, and engagement on many aspects of theory and practice for water management and policy, usually trying to integrate economics and operations research with traditional engineering. He has become particularly engaged in working on the wide range of water problems in California with a range of wonderful collaborators, and remains enthusiastic about the potential of optimization to provide understanding and insights.


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Moses Maimonides (1135-1204)
Born in Cordoba (present day Spain), he was a rabbi, physician and philosopher in Morocco and Egypt. After receiving medical training in Fes and Cordoba, and after gaining widespread recognition in Egypt, he was appointed court physician and physician to the royal family. In his early writings, he described many conditions including asthma, diabetes, hepatitus, and pnuemonia, as well as emphasizing moderation and a healthy lifestyle.


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Have you heard of Jeremy Lin? He's a basketball player for the New York Knicks. And you know you've made it if I've heard of you (well, in sports at least). I couldn't begin to tell you if he was a decent basketball player but I do know he graduated from Harvard with a degree in economics.
I think some of the fascination with Jeremy Lin is because of his degree. I searched through google and had a hard time finding any list of NBA players that had a college degree (although apparently it's around 21%) . I did find numerous articles of how a majority of players go broke after their career because they mismanaged their money and then have nothing to fall back on. So I'm going to go out on a branch and assume if there are degrees, they aren't helping these guys out.
Some athletes I found with (some form of) degrees: Shaquille O'Neal, these guys (Russell Westbrook, Jeff Green and Kevin Durant), and Darrell Stuckey. I'm sure there's a ton more but that was just a quick google search.
Here's the stories I found, apparently this is an issue (although one look through my college teams degree choices would have told you that as well).
- Degrees of success: athletes after college
- College athletes studies guided toward major in eligibility
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Endovenous Laser Ablation (EVLT or EVLA)
EVLT is usually performed under local anaesthesia and uses a laser fibre to close the varicose vein from the inside without the use of a scalpel. A laser fibre is passed through a small cut in the skin around the ankle or knee into the varicose vein. Once guided into place by ultrasound, local anaesthetic is placed around the vein so the procedure is not painful. The laser is then fired, delivering laser energy to the wall of the vein. This causes inflammation of the vein walls, which over a period of weeks/months fibrosis occurs and the vein closes off.
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Thursday, March 20, 2014
Yellowstone and the Rapture
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- AnonymousMarch 22, 2014 at 9:33 AM
Just curious and maybe you've already answered this so please forgive me, but with all the events listed between Sandy Hook and 3/28/14, why is yellowstone considered strike zone 2? Why not the other events? Is it just the way the batman map lines up with the U.S. map? Are those other events connected to the batman map or just linked to each other because they occurred on a crescent moon? And how many strike zones are listed on the batman map? If more than 2, then wouldn't there be more events coming (which would, in my mind, lessen the possibility of a Yellowstone explosion on 3/28.)? Sorry, that's way more than one question. I love your blog and the connections you make. Thanks for interacting with commenters and not talking down to us. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
THX, good questions. There are many reasons why I think Yellowstone may be the 3/28 event, which are listed above. In regards to the other strike zones, there are 3 others. SZ3 Florida tsunami, SZ4 invading force, SZ5; Gulf of Mexico event. If you type batman map in the search at the sidebar you can see the post about that. Because there are more coming would not lessen the possibility of a Yellowstone event. Also realize that the 3/28 event may be another mass murder.Delete
- AnonymousMarch 22, 2014 at 9:43 PM
Thanks for your response. The 28th is definitely a day to watch.Delete
THX for the running Bison linkDelete
- AnonymousMarch 24, 2014 at 5:54 PM
When we take severe actions against Israel.....are you kidding me? Wake the f up!! Israel is a worldwide bully and has been forever. The minute anyone stands up to these psychopaths, they're branded anti-Semitic and retaliation ensues and it's condoned because the Bible (which they hijacked) says they are God's chosen people. Ya know what, the Bible is correct...they shall be chosen by God to be made an example of before the eyes of the world. God will show everyone that this is what happens to a nation when it commits every abominable sin imaginable against God and the world while worshipping Hashem, aka Satan in secret. It's true, they don't believe in the same God as Christians and Moslems and they are the reason both groups hate each other. I grew up w/ jews, so I know them very well. They are cowards and always get everyone else to fight their battles for them but they would NEVER under any circumstances return the favor because they believe that every non-jew is there just to serve them. Boy are they gonna be surprised when everything blows up in their faces.ReplyDeleteReplies
Jews have sinned just like all people groups have. But the deal is that God made a covenant with Abraham and his descendants. You go against them and you will receive judgment. I do not support everything that they do. But I recognize their right to the land that God gave them and any nation that will take their land will receive judgment.Delete
What you say makes no sense. There was no Israeli for 1900 years and there was not peace. You are spiritually blind if you believe this small group of people are and have been causing all the problems. Wow. This is the only people group that has been hated and hunted for its entire existence, yet it is still here and thriving unlike every other one. For those of you in law enforcement that would be a clue.Delete
And I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee: and in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed. Gen 12:3Delete
I believe everything that must happen before the Second Coming has happened. The Seals have been opened (There have been great wars, pestilences, and earthquakes). The rapture 'proof is in 1 Thess. It says that the dead in Christ shall rise first, not saying that we will go BEFORE everyone else. Also, you cannot predict the day or the hour of Jesus' return. I think that you have great info, but it is misinterpreted. I don't believe anything will happen on the 28th, it is just a coincidence. I hope for Jesus return tomorrow! Thank you though for spreading the word of Jesus.ReplyDeleteReplies
If the Seals have been opened then why have we not seen where the average person must spend a day's wages just to get a little food? Because it has not happened yet. Yes, there will be a rapture after the 6th seal is opened. I do not know when the rapture will be or when the second coming will be.Delete
where is it written "rapture'...if you are referring to one single verse, of being caught up in the "clouds" then you must research that meaning. It means a group of people. There is NO rapture. Do we think for a minute that we will not have to be tested????ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 26, 2014 at 1:39 PM
It seems very premature to use this map from the batman film as a predictor of future events. With only one event aligned so far with the map, you are having to use a lot of imagination and guess work to attempt to line up future events. It is probably best to wait until a second verifiable event takes place so that you can even know if the angle and scale you have printed the map to overlay the US are correct. Otherwise it seems you are matching angle and scale only to match what you believe could be future event locations. And the one on the Canada/US border (SZ4) make no sense to me for an invasion. It is literally the least likely location for an invasion. I just don't want to see any lost credibility where it doesn't need to be lost. Too many of us trying to uncover the truth are being led down rabbit trails that lead nowhere.ReplyDeleteReplies
The map aligned almost perfectly with the southeast coast. I did not distort the map only enlarged it proportionally to fit the coastal area. SZ 4 Trillium park aligns with an actual Trillium Park. There is a lot of other data that points to Yellowstone also. Like I said I am not 100% sure of this just presenting the data and saying watch. But, if Yellowstone goes, then like I said Florida is next.Delete
- AnonymousMarch 26, 2014 at 6:48 PM
Kim, the rapture is very well documented and pretty much generally accepted as scriptural. I think everyone who has done any real study into this knows that the word rapture never appears in scripture, but is a term used to identify an event that most of us have come to understand the meaning of. In fact most well studied students of the bible don't dispute whether there will be a rapture, only WHEN it will take place. Of course we will have to be tested, as many of our brethren are every day globally. But biblically God has always removed or protected his elect before pouring out his final judgement (Noah's flood. Sodom and Gomorrah, ect....) because it is not meant to test, but instead to destroy. The tribulation ends in total destruction and that destruction is meant for the Antichrist and his followers, not those who have willingly chosen Christ.ReplyDeleteReplies
Very well put, I agree with your analysis of why there is a rapture. But I also believe that the believer will go through tribulation Seals 1-5 and will be raptured after seal 6 is opened. This is when Jesus appears in the sky and scripture tells us the wrath of God begins. that is when God's destruction starts and we are removed.Delete
- AnonymousMarch 26, 2014 at 10:11 PM
Could the next area be Italy? I say this because it was in one of my dreams. The other 2 dreams i had last year was of Russia starting war and the other dream out my window i was shown a plane, it was flying upside down ( my west). The colours are the clours on this missing plane. I have dates when i had these dreams and more info.ReplyDeleteReplies
There are a lot of areas that are going to be effected by many different things. Italy has many volcanoes, I am sure that when things get started many volcanoes will be going all over the world.Delete
- AnonymousMarch 27, 2014 at 7:21 AM
Bison escaping the yellowstone area?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 27, 2014 at 7:06 PM
Hello good sir,very interesting and good information I was wondering If you could give me the details of the stopped Olympic clock and how it correlates to 3-28-14,also how it correlates to inauguration? I did see the connection with December 21 because when I added both dates they equaled 45. Oh wait I THINK (big emphasis on think,cause i don't like to falsely quote God) but I believe the holy spirit just told me he is the 45 president.ReplyDeleteReplies
Did you hear of earthquake at Yellowstone todayReplyDeleteReplies
THX for the heads up, I just posted about it, you may want to take a look at it.Delete
- AnonymousMarch 31, 2014 at 8:08 AM
I see others have posted about the earthquake at Yellowstone early Sunday. Here is the article I found...ReplyDelete
Northern Yellowstone National Park shook by 4.8 earthquake, part of swarm since Thursday
THX for the info, I think it was a sign that the eruption is comingDelete
But as of i know we will be saved... God loves us all bad and good. Because when he created the universe. he loves his work and he will save us....ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes God loves everyone, that is why He sent His Son to die for us, that our sins could be washed away, But in order to go to heaven we must receive His payment for our sins or a person must pay for them in hell.Delete
"For by grace are you saved through faith...."


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When you smooch your future husband for the first time in Paris while studying abroad, it seems only fitting to return eight years later to celebrate your first wedding anniversary. My husband and I had the pleasure of a four night getaway to France this past Memorial Day weekend. After three whirlwind days and nights … Continued
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I've always had a thing for Easter. Maybe its because my birthday would fall on Easter when I wasyoung. Maybe I just love bright colors, longer days, and the purple and white crocuses that spring up in random yards. When I recall a memorable meal at Alinea, it is, predictably, the hyacinth scented lobster course … Continued
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Loughborough University U21 vs Bedford Blues Academy
At 10 pts all at half time this game could have gone either way. The Blues started well, but with two players in the sin bin at the same time, the Blues Academy lost their way in the middle of a disjointed game, to lose by 29pts - 15 to the older students side.
Bedford put pressure on the students straight from the kickoff and took the ball into the L'boro 22. A quick ruck was won and the ball moved wide for winger Keano van Dieman to score in the right corner. Some poor tackling from the Blues allowed the students back into the game straight from the kick off. Bedford hit back with a well worked try through pressure through the middle, and a fine pass from centre George Elliott, which allowed van Dieman to hit the line at pace to score his second try. Bedford then went down to 13 men when prop Tom Webb, and then scrum half Kiearn Duffin, went to the sin bin in separate incidents. L'boro scored just before half time to make the score 10 pts all.
After twelve minutes of the second half Loughborough scored two tries in quick succession, and in the sixtieth minute scored their final try to have a comfortable lead of 29 points to 10. However Bedford battled back and it looked as if prop Josh Pieterse had scored under the posts but the referee deemed it to be held up. After further pressure Pieterse got his reward as again he ran at the Loughborough but this time he barged over to score a deserved try for Bedford, to make the final score 29pts - 15 to the students.
Blues Academy Coach Alan Brown said ... "After a great start to the game, and a great finish, this was a frustrating game for the Blues. Although this was a good game to watch, it was disappointing from a Blues point of view. We started well but went off the boil and let Loughborough back into the game. There were some positives to take from the game, with some good individual performances, but we need to manage a game better and play consistently well over the whole 80 minutes"
Bedford: Josh Pierterse, Josh Taylor, Tom Webb, Matt Norfolk-Clarke, Joss Morgan, Kennett O'Neill, Ryan Brett-Williams, Dan Martin (capt); Kieran Duffin, Michael Phillips; Keano van Dieman, George Elliott, Freddie Henley-Hunter, Luke Hibberd; Dylan van Dieman; Subs: Ollie Dancer, Kieran Frost, Callum Austen, Reece Lane, Ben Calder, Cameron Gregory-Ring, Eric Edwin, Henry Rawlings:


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The Detroit People's Platform is a member organization in the Equitable Detroit Coalition. Visit the EDC site for more information on the CBA Ordinance.
Community Benefit Agreements (CBAs) provide a tool to help ensure that public investments have a true community benefit, rather than only benefiting powerful development interests. CBAs engage residents in the decision-making process, and use a binding legal contract to leverage public investment for a public good that is in line with true community needs.
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- Nearly 2000 Detroiters have signed the petition calling for a strong and enforceable Community Benefit Agreement ordinance and the number of signatures is growing.
- Detroiters deserve the type of economic development where all Detroiters benefit not just a few wealthy individuals and big corporations.
- When our tax dollars and public lands are used to benefit private investments, Detroiters deserve a strong and enforceable Community Benefit Agreement ordinance on the books to protect our interest.
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Morning jog is a crucial part of leading a healthy life for many foodies out there. If done right, it can do wonders as well.
As we spend a lot of energy during the whole process, it's important to know what to eat before you start your morning jog. If you had a sound meal the night before, then water would be more than enough. However, if you skipped dinner or did not have a good one, eating a Banana is recommended.
The banana restores the glycogen in your muscles and can give you the energy you need. If you are heading out for a jog in the afternoon, having a granola bar would give you the necessary carbs to push you through the jog.


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Bugs and Daffy Duck are at it again in a land ruled by "Sultan" Yosemite Sam and his son Prince Abadaba in this hilarious feature-length Arabian Nights satire. Snared by Sam, Bugs must read countless stories to amuse the bratty Prince. It's a compilation of Friz Freleng's classic "Looney Tunes" featuring the vocal talents of Mel Blanc and including newer material especially designed for this film, "Tweety and the Beanstalk" and "Hansel and Gretel... and ...WATCH
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A direct-to-video sequel Roger, Anita and their canine clan are packing for the big move to Dalmatian Plantation, a home in the country with plenty of room for the 101 pups and far from the clutches of Cruella DeVil. The feistiest pup, Patch, feels lost in a sea of spots and longs to be a one-of-a-kind wonderdog like his TV hero,.WATCH
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The definitive photographic record of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, told "from the inside" through the lives of the participants, the words of David Perry, and the singing voice of Placido Domingo. From the opening to closing ceremonies, this unique style of storytelling shows a side of the Olympic Games not seen by television audiences.WATCH
Debby Ryan (Disney's The Suite Life on Deck) stars with Jean-Luc Bilodeau (Kyle XY) in this spellbinding comedy about what happens when your most outrageous wishes…come outrageously true! Abby Jensen has been dreaming about her "sweet 16" since she was a little girl…but it starts out anything but sweet. Then she receives a box of mysteriously magical birthday candles. And suddenly, Abby's every wish is instantly granted: the cherry-red sports car, the way-cool clothes, the ...WATCH
Climb aboard the Nautilus ... and into a strange undersea world of spellbinding adventure! Kirk Douglas, Paul Lukas, and Peter Lorre star as shipwrecked survivors taken captive by the mysterious Captain Nemo, brilliantly portrayed by James Mason. Wavering between genius and madness, Nemo has launched a deadly crusade across the seven seas. But can the captive crew expose his evil plan before he destroys the world? Disney's brilliant Academy Award-winning (1955, Best Art Direction and ...WATCH
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Born in dramatic circumstances under the Christmas Star, Noelle believes she has the gift to perform strange miracles. When conniving developer McKerrod threatens her peaceful life, she teams up with a misfit gang to save the village from demolition. However, one by one her friends lose faith in Noelle's abilities and she is left to fight McKerrod on her own. It all hinges on a final showdown in Belfast's historic Stormont building as Noelle implores ...WATCH
A greedy tycoon decides, on a whim, to corner the world market in wheat. This doubles the price of bread, forcing the grain's producers into charity lines and further into poverty. The film continues to contrast the ironic differences between the lives of those who work to grow the wheat and the life of the man who dabbles in its sale for profit. Written by James MeekWATCH
Leaving Hong Kong after a stopover, an American diplomat (Marlon Brando) discovers a stowaway in his stateroom -- the Countess Natascha Alexandra (Sophia Loren), whose family has fled from Russia. Fearful of losing his job, he tries to keep his new roommate hidden while they both try -- unsuccessfully -- to keep from falling in love. Countess of Hong Kong was director Charlie Chaplin's last film (and the first since 1923 in which he didn't ...WATCH
Hank Ketcham's world-famous comic character, Dennis Mitchell - aka Dennis the Menace - returns to screen, just in time for the holidays. A curious, mischievous, but never malicious boy, Dennis is always happy to embark on a new adventure, or help out a friend in need. It's not Dennis' fault that, more often than not, his actions lead to comic misfortune for those around him, especially his retired neighbor, Mr. Wilson. This time, in Dennis' ...WATCH
Jon Katz is close to burnout. He's a writer with writer's block; his wife has left for her sister's because he's emotionally distant; he rarely answers his phone. A kennel sends him a border collie that's undisciplined because of abuse. Despite a series of mishaps, Jon decides to keep trying with the dog, and he rents a dilapidated farm house to give the dog room to run. A local handyman refers Jon to a woman ...WATCH
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It's holiday hilarity in the second live-action Fairly OddParents movie when names keep disappearing from Santa's Wish List, and he has an idea who's behind it. So Santa summons Timmy, Tootie, Cosmo, Poof and Wanda to the North Pole for a talk. But things soon go comically wrong when Santa gets hurt and Timmy has to take over gift delivery. But first Timmy has to get himself off Santa's Naughty List with help from an ...WATCH
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Life is one big road with lots of signs. So when you riding through the ruts, don't complicate your mind. Flee from hate, mischief and jealousy. Don't bury your thoughts, put your vision to reality. Wake Up and Live!
– Bob Marley
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GOOD NEWS: Going To The Pub Is Good For A Man's Health
Research by University of Oxford Psychologists has revealed that the mental health of men is greatly improved if they go to the pub with their mates twice a week.
Before you go getting sloshed in the name of health, it's got nothing to do with the actual alcohol you're consuming.
The social effects of physically meeting friends releases endorphins, makes men less anxious, less likely to get ill and makes them more generous.
It's said that meeting up twice a week and spending time with your 4 closest pals is the key to nurturing friendships.
Robin Dunbar, the director of the Social and Evolutionary Neuroscience Group at Oxford, said: "Our social networks provide us with the single most important buffer against mental and physical illness. While pubs traditionally have a role as a place for community socialising, alcohol's role appears to be in triggering the endorphin system, which promotes social bonding."


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After a disastrous Middle East mission ends his six-year Army Ranger career, Finn McGregor needs some downtime. A peaceful month in the woods sounds like the perfect way to decompress. But peace isn't on the agenda once he crosses paths with publishing executive Dana Lewis, a neighbor who is nursing wounds of her own. Someone seems bent on disrupting her stay in the lakeside cabin she inherited from her grandfather. As Finn and Dana work together to discover who is behind the disquieting pranks, the incidents begin to take on a menacing tone. And when it becomes apparent Dana's foe may have deadly intent, Finn finds himself back in the thick of the action--ready or not.
Book Review:
Right away you are brought into this book. First with the Father and a confession, and then with Finn hearing screams in the dark. So I'm not sure what happened, but it took me around a month to finish this book. I must not have been in the mood for a suspense novel, because I would put it down and pick it up weeks later to read a little bit an put it down again. That generally never happens, and honestly it shouldn't have happened with this book. Like I said, it started off interesting right away, and the writing was really good, and I liked the characters. Maybe it is because we know right off who the "bad guys" are, and there is no suspense that way. It was probably just my current mood though.
Both Finn and Dana are great, and I liked how their relationship progresses. I even felt sympathy for one of the "bad guys". Although, he isn't really a bad guy...just put in a difficult position and you could really feel for him.
So even though for some reason this wasn't my cup of tea, Irene Hannon remains one of my go to Christian Suspense authors.
Title: Tangled Webs
Author: Irene Hannon
Publisher: Revell
Published: October 2016
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Hampshire V Glamorgan
T20 Blast - 3rd July 2015
T20, so we are being led to believe, is going to be the saviour of English domestic cricket. It will single-handedly get kids back playing the sport once more, halt the seemingly inexorable decline in attendances and, in the longer term help put England back in it's rightful place at the pinnacle of world cricket. Maybe. Thus, in an attempt to suss what all the fuss is about, when down in the South-West recently, I decided a T20 Blast match was just what was required.
Plan B involved at drive further south to
Southampton to take in Hampshire's encounter with
Glamorgan at the Rose Bowl (or the Ageas Bowl, as it is presently being
marketed). But this venture also did not
go to plan. I was delayed on both the
A34 and M3 (just Friday traffic apparently), with the consequence I entered The
Rose Bowl with the visitors half-way through their allotted 20 overs.
Furthermore, as a latecomer, it swiftly became apparent that my only parking option appeared to be to grudgingly hand over a tenner to join another few hundred cars in what was plainly just a farmer's field - one I bleakly noted boasted but a single narrow exit. Clearly, given the number of vehicles crammed into the place, if I wanted to get to my Salisbury hotel before midnight I would have to forego the conclusion of the match to make the proverbial sharp exit.
|Welcome to what was The Rose Bowl
|Glamorgan's Andrew Salter thwacked this one high and straight into the waiting hands of Christopher Wood
|The Ageas Bowl has incorporated into one end a Hilton hotel where,
for a hefty supplement I assume,
one get a room with a balcony overlooking the ground.
|At the break between innings Bart Simpson put in an appearance
to fire tennis balls into the air.....
|......which a series of pink-clad ladies failed to catch.
|Panorama of The Ageas Bowl, Southampton.
Anyway, what I did witness was the visitors post what I felt to be an eminently reachable tally of 181 by the conclusion of their innings. Hants however, made heavy weather of the business of chasing down their guests' total, even failing (if memory serves) to score in either of their opening two overs. They were well behind on the required run-rate when I left early, due mainly to the fact the Glamorgan lot really looked a well-oiled fielding machine, who clearly took the loss of each run as a personal insult to be avoided at all costs. It surprised me not a jot to subsequently discover that the hosts had fallen short of their target by some 24 runs.
Embracing the T20 ethos, Hampshire County Cricket Club had clearly pulled out all the stops in an attempt to pull families into The Bowl. This evening had been designated Ladies Day, and there were a few clumps of pink-dressed females scattered around the ground. A jazz band had set up beneath one of the stands which as I far as I could tell anyway, appeared to do little more than tune-up. And goodness me there was even a miniature funfair for the kiddies.
Regretfully, the club had also incorporated, as has the one-day game I discovered recently, the irksome habit of punctuating each boundary or over completion with a burst of toe-curlingly crap music over the public address system. This nonsense even drifted toward karaoke at one point, as the lyrics to Sweet Caroline were displayed on the big screen.
But for all this, what the organisers of T20 have failed to grasp yet, is that no matter how one tries atmosphere cannot be manufactured – it really just comes along naturally or, in this case, not at all.
So what is next? T11 perhaps? Eleven overs per side, with each batsman facing an over each – with no fielders present, and just a bowler and wicket-keeper to perform all the fielding? That would at least satisfy those seemingly insatiable run-hungry administrators of the game.
|The Ageas Bowl, Hampshire CCC
|Bouncy castles etc.
|Hampshire v Glamorgan - July 2015
|I have often pondered what real students who have toiled for
three to four years to achieve their qualifications feel when
these Honorary qualifications are handed out to celebs.
|Panorama of The Ageas Bowl, Southampton


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I have been aiming as of late to begin covering other promotions in Japan, mainly the Indy promotions, but being mainly one guy covering everything but DRAGON GATE [Thanks Shibata] things tend to get shoved around a bit in terms of what time I have to dedicate to everything.
As of late, but really since day one I have been wanting to try and cover Michinoku Pro Wrestling a bit more, and it seems like a good time to jump-start this venture.
I will also be updating the Michinoku Pro page with more information and wrestlers profiles over the next week or so. I already have a few profiles started/finished as well as I just finished a profile for Jinsei Shinzaki over the weekend.
Michinoku's next upcoming show will be on Oct. 22nd and it will be a special show to determine who is the strongest in Kowloon, aka the heel faction in Michinoku Pro.
Michinoku Pro Wrestling "Northeastern Earthquake Charity Kowloon Tournament Event", 10/22/2011 [Sat] 19:00
@ Shinkiba 1stRING in Tokyo
~ Kowloon Strongest (Saikyo) Tournament ~
(1) [A] Fujita "Jr" Hayato vs. Taro Nohashi
(2) [B] Shu Sato vs. Maguro Ooma
(3) [C] Rui Hiugaji vs. Kei Sato
(4) [D] Takeshi Minamino vs. KAGETORA
(5) Winner of [A] vs. Lasse
(6) the Great Sasuke, Kesen Numajiro, Kinya Oyanagi, Ken45 & Minoru Fujita vs. Kenou, Yapperman #1, Yapperman #2, Kenbai & Daichi Sasaki
(7) Winner of [C] vs. Winner of [D]
(8) Winner of [B] vs. Winner of [Match 5]
(9) Winners of matches 7 and 8
Coming up on November 5th Michinoku will be holding a show that should be very interesting.
Michinoku Pro Wrestling, 11/5/2011 [Sat] 18:30 @ Yahaba City Cultural Gymnasium (Min Sogo Taiikukan) in Iwate Prefecture, Japan
Seiki-gun vs. Kowloon 9 vs. 9 Total War
The show will be headlined with 9 matches between Michinoku Pro main Seiki-gun "army" and Kowloon. The Main Event is scheduled to see the current "Tohoku Junior Heavyweight Champion" Rui Hiugaji versus Kenou.
|Seiki-gun VS Kowloon ~ 9 vs. 9 Total War
|(Seiki-gun Members)
・The Great Sasuke
・Kesen Numajiro
・Yapperman #1
・Yapperman #2
・Kinya Oyanagi
・Daichi Sasaki
|(Kowloon Members)
・Rui Hiugaji [Jr Champ]
・Fujita "Jr" Hayato
・Shu Sato [Tag Champion]
・Kei Sato [Tag Champion]
・Takeshi Minamino
・Maguro Ooma
・Taro Nohashi
Nothing besides the Main Event has been announced, but this above is the talent that will be involved in the event at this time. It could be anyone against anyone, but hopefully more info is released soon.
Michinoku Pro Wrestling "Kinya Oyanagi 10th Anniversary Event", 11/6/2011 [Sun] 14:00 @ Aomori City Hamanasu Kaikan (Hall)
(0) EX Match: Taro Nohashi vs. Gunji
(1) Daichi Sasaki vs. Lasse
(2) Ken45 & Kenbai vs. Takeshi Minamino & Maguro Ooma
(3) Jinsei Shinzaki & Kesen Numajiro vs. Shu & Kei Sato
(4) Kenou. Yapperman #1 & Yapperman #2 vs. Fujita "Jr" Hayato, Rui Hiugaji & KAGETORA
(5) Kinya Oyanagi 10th Anniversary Match: Kinya Oyanagi vs. The Great Sasuke
Michinoku Pro Wrestling "Soul of Northeast! Ganborou! Miyagi!", 11/7/2011 [Mon] 19:00 @ Zepp Sendai in Miyagi Pref., Japan
(1) Daichi Sasaki vs. Maguro Ooma
(2) Jinsei Shinzaki & Kinya Oyanagi vs. Ultimo Dragon & Lasse
(3) Yapperman #1 & Yapperman #2 vs. Takeshi Minamino & KAGETORA
(4) The Great Sasuke & Kesen Numajiro vs. Shu & Kei Sato
(5) Kenou, Ken45 & Kenbai vs. Fujita "Jr" Hayato, Rui Hiugaji & Taro Nohashi
Michinoku Pro Wrestling "Soul of Northeast! Ganborou! Miyagi!", 11/7/2011 [Mon] 19:00 @ Zepp Sendai in Miyagi Pref., Japan
Michinoku Pro Wrestling "GREAT SPACE WAR ~Final~", 12/11/2011 [Fri] 18:30 @ Korakuen Hall, Japan


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Thanks to a vibrant marketing effort and a complete lack of competition for female audiences, The Great Gatsby opened to an excellent $50.1 million over Mother's Day weekend. However, that wasn't enough to claim first place from Iron Man 3, which followed up its record-breaking debut with another very strong outing. Even with this impressive one-two punch, overall box office was still down a bit from the same weekend last year when The Avengers scored a second weekend record with over $103 million. Iron Man 3 fell 58 percent to $72.5 million, which is the fourth-highest second weekend ever behind The Avengers, Avatar and The Dark Knight. The decline is much steeper than that of The Avengers (50 percent), but is about even with Iron Man 2 (59 percent). To date, Iron Man 3 has earned an excellent $284.95 million, and if it continues to follow Iron Man 2's pace it will ultimately wind up over $400 million.
The Great Gatsby's $50.1 million debut ranks as the third-highest second place debut ever behind The Day After Tomorrow ($68.7 million, behind Shrek 2) and Sherlock Holmes ($62.3 million, behind Avatar). It's easily the best start ever in director Baz Luhrmann's career, and it's on pace to become his highest-grossing movie ahead Moulin Rouge! ($57.4 million) by Tuesday. This opening also ranks as the second-highest ever for star Leonardo DiCaprio behind 2010's Inception.Gatsby's challenging path to the big-screen has been extensively documented, and one has to think that Warner Bros. collectively let out a big sigh of relief when the great numbers started coming in this weekend. In hindsight, of course, the movie's strong opening shouldn't have been such a surprise. Thanks to its place on high school curriculum, F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby is one of the most widely-read books of the past century, and Luhrmann's stylish direction kept the movie from looking like a stuffy literary adaptation. It also had superstar Leonardo DiCaprio in a role that's right in his wheelhouse, and an vibrant (albeit anachronistic) score put together by perpetual hitmaker Jay-Z. Perhaps most important, though, was the complete lack of movies targeted at women right now (despite the fact that the fairer sex makes the majority of movie-going decisions). Exit polling confirmed that the audience skewed female (59 percent) and older (69 percent over the age of 25). They gave the movie a "B" CinemaScore, which suggests word-of-mouth won't be great; still, without much direct competition, the worst-case scenario for the movie is about $120 million total, which is a very good performance for a romantic drama.The only noticeable negative for Gatsby was the poor 3D performance—only 33 percent of the weekend gross came from 3D showings, which is an incredibly low figure for a live-action movie. While the fact that it was a 3D drama was part of the very early story, Warner Bros. basically abandoned it in the movie's main marketing effort.Pain and Gain took third place with $5 million, which is off a light 33 percent from last weekend. To date, the Michael Bay-directed crime flick has earned $41.6 million, and could ultimately wind up over $50 million. Tyler Perry is one of the most consistently successful filmmakers working today, but that didn't stop Tyler Perry Presents Peeples from tanking hard with just $4.6 million at 2,041 locations this weekend. Among 2013 movies opening in more than 2,000 theaters, this is the second-worst start behind Bullet to the Head ($4.55 million). The debut is also less than half of producer Tyler Perry's previous low, 2007's Daddy's Little Girls ($11.2 million). With Perry's strong brand and an accessible marketing effort, this awful start is a bit baffling. As many readers have pointed out, though, the "presents" label historically doesn't go all that far—look no further than the performance of The Man with the Iron Fists (presented by Quentin Tarantino) or Sanctum (presented by James Cameron) to see that even the best brand names aren't a lock when they aren't actually directing the movie. Peeples received a "B-" CinemaScore, and will probably be disappearing from theaters by Memorial Day. 42 rounded out the Top Five with $4.59 million, which is down a very light 24 percent from last weekend. To date, the Jackie Robinson biopic has grossed a very good $84.7 million. After two successful weeks in moderate release, Mud expanded nationwide to 854 theaters and added $2.34 million. The well-reviewed coming-of-age story has now earned $8.36 million. Around-the-World RoundupWhile Iron Man 3 is having a great run at the domestic box office, the movie continues to do its most-impressive business overseas. The movie added $89.3 million for a total of $664.1 million, which ranks 14th all-time. Iron Man 3's top market is China with a fantastic $95.3 million total (more than The Avengers), followed by South Korea ($54.1 million) and the U.K. ($48.3 million). Add in the movie's domestic haul, and it's now at $949 million worldwide. By Friday, it should be over $1 billion; even if it falls hard from here on out, it's still guaranteed to ultimately earn over $1.1 billion by the end of its run. A week ahead of its U.S. opening, Star Trek Into Darkness opened to $31.7 million from seven foreign markets this weekend. According to Paramount, the movie was up an average of 70 percent on its predecessor across those markets; while that sounds great, it's worth noting that the first Star Trek only earned $128 million overseas. The movie's top market was the U.K. with $13.3 million (up 50 percent), and it was also great in Germany ($7.6 million, up 80 percent), and Australia (up 50 percent). One major highlight for Star Trek Into Darkness: in markets where Star Trek hasn't been a particularly strong brand—Mexico, New Zealand, Austria—the movie was up 250 percent from its predecessor. Extrapolate that in to expanding markets like Russia (May 16th), China (May 28th) and Brazil (June 14th), and Star Trek Into Darkness could be on course for a foreign total north of $300 million. The Croods continued its great run this weekend by adding $17.3 million for a new total of $360.7 million. It has now earned $47 million in China, which makes it the biggest non-franchise animated title ever in that market.Oblivion expanded in to China this weekend and grossed a decent $8.5 million. To date, it's earned $160.9 million overseas, and should get over $200 million with the addition of Japan and Venezuela at the end of the month.
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Musician Smoke Willoughby reminisces about his old friend, legendary trumpet player Rick Martin: After his mother dies when he is about nine, Rick moves in with his sister in California. One day, when she is out for the evening, Rick wanders into a mission church and is fascinated by the piano there. Having decided to take up some kind of instrument, Rick notices a trumpet in a pawn shop window and gets a job in a bowling alley to pay for it. Next to the bowling alley is an after-hours club, where Rick hears jazz for the first time. He is befriended by black trumpet player Art Hazzard, who gladly teaches his young apprentice what he knows. When Rick is older, he is able to find jobs playing for carnivals and dance marathons, but Art advises against pursuig a career as a musician, warning him that it is a hard life. Ignoring the advice of his friend, Rick follows Art to New York and there he gets a job playing trumpet for big band leader Jack Chandler and makes friends with Smoke and singer Jo Jordan. Chandler insists that Rick play the music exactly as written, but after he is finished for the night, Rick plays the jazz he loves at a small club. One night, Chandler fires Rick after he plays a jazzy number during a break, and despite Jo's efforts on his behalf, Rick refuses to go back when Chandler offers to rehire him. Later, Rick learns from Jo that Art has been sick and returns to New York. Jo gets him a job with another dance orchestra, where he becomes very popular, and after hours, he helps out Art at Louis Galba's nightclub. One night, Jo brings her friend Amy North to hear Rick play. Amy, who is studying to be a psychiatrist, blames her physician father for her mother's death by suicide and, as a result, believes that she is incapable of love. Nonetheless, Rick falls in love with her, and they are married. After their marriage, Rick and Amy are driven apart by his dedication to his music. Rick works at night and Amy goes to school in the daytime, so they seldom see each other. The situation grows steadily worse, and when Art comes looking for Rick because he hasn't been to Galba's in months, Rick lashes out at him. Later, a distraught Art is hit by a car. When he hears about the accident, Rick rushes to the hospital, but Art dies before they can be reconciled. Devastated, Rick returns home to learn that Amy has flunked her finals and wants a divorce. Rick's playing suffers, and he begins to drink heavily and finally collapses. After he recovers, he suggests to Smoke that they make their own records. Although Smoke is convinced that no one will buy them, he agrees to attempt it, but Rick is unable to complete a solo and in frustration, destroys his trumpet. Afterward, he disappears. After suffering an extended breakdown, Rick, who is ill with pneumonia, is taken by a taxi driver to a drunk tank. Smoke discovers his whereabouts and calls Jo and Amy. Amy does not come, but loyal Jo helps Rick recover. Now that he has discovered his heart, Rick is able to become a great musician.


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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Annual Idrottsgalan is back with a bunch of some top-artist who were with us during last year and seems like are going to be next year too.
We've got big voice trio of Sonja Aldén, Linda Pritchard and Anna Sahlene with "Higher & Higher", Lisa Miskovsky who sounded...hm, pretty unusual in Sting's "Fields of Gold" (but it was pretty emotional performance in memory of some Swedish sportsmen who died in 2011), Markoolio with his own song "In med bollen" and company of Lili and Susie, Hammerfall with Judas Priest's "Breaking the Law" (they're doing pretty loads of TV lately, are we gonna get them on MF soon?), Louise Hoffsten with her own old song "Let the best man win" and The Clash's "London Calling" performed by Nicke Borg who has become much more actively interacting with audience since last spring. Thanks for the tip about event to Schlagerfiasko that you absolutely must follow when ESC-season is at full speed.
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