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good, sport."
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get you my pretty!"
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above all things, is the first quality of a warrior."
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back, you fools!"
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will not fight you, brother!"
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Shrek is a peaceful ogre out to mind his own business in big Ogre Swamp. He's a big and intimidating, but he doesn't want to hurt anyone. Shrek prefers to be left alone, until Fiona comes along and steals his heart.
your information, there's a lot more to Ogres than people think."
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Living by Vow - Talk 3By Zoketsu Norman Fischer | Feb 27, 2013
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001. Cardiff was really good, I wore the dress I mentioned last week along with my super cosy tights, SO WARM! Was a laugh a minute really, our cab driver on the way home started singing Sandy from Grease! Also we had this really creepy Andy Warhol/Mark Ronson-esque creeper trying to dance with us in the club!
002. I hate how cold its gotten in the past few days, its supposed to get colder next week too! I've been wearing vests and body suits under everything, and a huge scarf for added warmth! I really want an electric blanket, Hello old lady!! Oh well, I love being wrapped up warm! I've been wearing my snuggly socks everywhere recently!
003. My car is fixed! HURRAYYYY! Luckily it was just the clutch cable that snapped not the whole clutch breaking, so it cost me £80, rather than the £300 I was expecting! Im so greatful for having my car now! I cant believe how much I rely on it to get me around! Im going to take car of my little Fiat Punto from now on!
004. Im going to be doing a questionare at some point in the next week, I really need some feedback on the blog. Anon commented on my formspring, saying "your blogs got so boring recently, you really need to do other things apart from outfit posts" In some ways I feel like I should give in to what people want and do things like makeup tutorials (my makeup is so basic), how to's, features on how to get "my style" (something I think sounds so lame), wishlists (boring) and FOTD's (never!). Honestly though thats not me, I don't want to tell people how to dress or what to wear. I truly believe you should be able to choose clothes you like without being influenced by someone else. Just because I dont like it, it doesn't mean you shouldn't like it! People sometimes ask me if I like X item, and will give them my honest opinion, and then proceed to tell them that "fashion is subjective, if you like it then go for it". I do want new ideas for posts, but I want to stay true to the things I like in blogs, Which to be truthful, at the moment it is pretty much just outfit posts! I do see myself eventually giving in and actually doing them purely because thats what people want, But I'm just struggling with staying true to myself at the same time.
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Starting next Monday, Linaro tech leads will be running a set of public phone calls to announce the official plans for each of our engineering units. Calls are daily at 15:00 UTC, and there are local and free dial-in numbers for most countries around the world. The schedule and details are listed here:
- Monday, Nov. 15th, Infrastructure Team
- Tuesday, Nov. 16th, Foundations, Development Platform Technical Topic
- Wednesday, Nov. 17th, Toolchain working group
- Thursday, Nov. 18th, Kernel working group
- Friday, Nov. 19th, Graphics working group
- Monday, Nov. 22nd, Power Management working group
- Tuesday, Nov. 23rd, Multimedia working group
The objective of these calls is to communicate and clarify the plan for each of our engineering units. Each unit will provide a set of slides discussing features planned and the blueprints that specify and track them. Anyone in the wider Arm or embedded Linux community is invited to come and you're welcome to extend this offer to your contacts.
These calls are open to the general public; anybody is welcome to dial in and listen. Questions can be asked via IRC using #linaro-meeting on Freenode; details on how to access IRC itself are also linked to from that page.
Calls will also be recorded and available for later perusal. I'll send out a daily reminder of the calls so you won't miss them if you keep an eye out for the messages.
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Coloseni 2:8 Cornilescu 1924 - Revised 2010, 2014 (RMNN)
8 Luaţi seama ca nimeni să nu vă fure cu filozofia şi cu o amăgire deşartă după datina oamenilor, după învăţăturile începătoare ale lumii, şi nu după Hristos.
Cornilescu 1924 - Revised 2010, 2014 (RMNN)
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The Nevada State Athletic Commission extended a temporary suspension for Jon Jones on Monday and revealed two banned substances the UFC star tested positive for.According to the NSAC's complaint, an out-of-competition sample provided by Jones on June 16 tested positive for clomiphene, which is listed as an anti-estrogenic substance on the banned list, and traces of letrozole, an aromatase inhibitor, which works to prevent the synthesis of androgens such as testosterone into estroge
Matt, don't be a fag. Post some huge cocks.
He should just ask for a contract termination and fight overseas.
lot of truth bombs in this about USADA.
These purposes can include increased fat loss, improved muscle gain when used in combination with anabolic steroids, cosmetic improvement of the skin, and improved healing from injury.
"Well, it's coming back now that it looks like he did not take the supplement that everybody thought he took. We'll see how this thing plays out.""I don't even know if this is public. I didn't know if I can talk about it. Normally, I talk about anything, but when it comes to medical stuff, you can't do it. It's looking like Jon Jones did not take the drug everybody thought he took. It looks like it's something else.""I'll let this thing play out and if that's true and that's what USADA and the Nevada State Athletic Commission say happened, it could look good for Jon Jones.""He didn't get a bum wrap. He definitely didn't get a bum wrap, but the substance that he was on, it was a pill that you take when you're coming off of steroids. But this thing is apparently in other things. Jon took something else.""Where he doesn't come off clean is you have to tell USADA everything that you put in your body leading up to the fight and he did not."


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Russian space agency to launch Europe's MetOp-A satellite
Russia's Federal Space Agency has announced that it will support the launch of the European meteorological satellite MetOp-A. The satellite is scheduled to be launched by a Soyuz rocket from Baikonur in April 2006.
"The MetOp satellite has been procured under a cooperation agreement between ESA and the European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), in which ESA is responsible for satellite development," said Alain Fournier-Sicre, head of ESA's Permanent Mission to Russia.
The Soyuz launch vehicle has been procured through a contract between EUMETSAT and the European-Russian joint venture, STARSEM. STARSEM manages the technical interface with the launcher and provides 'state of the art' satellite preparation facilities at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
During a recent visit to Baikonur, a delegation that included Mr Reinhold Zobl, Head of ESA's Earth Observation Projects Department, Mr Peter Edwards, ESA MetOp Project Manager and Mr Marc Cohen, EUMETSAT EPS Programme Manager reported that they were "fully satisfied with the available facilities and very impressed by the Russian support provided".
MetOp-A is the first of a series of three satellites that will be launched at 4.5 year intervals to provide 14 years of operation. They constitute the space segment for the EUMETSAT Polar System (EPS), which in conjunction with the US POES satellites provides global meteorological coverage from low Earth orbit.
MetOp will be the first European satellite dedicated to operational meteorology in the Low Earth Polar orbit, a nominal altitude of 820 km. It will complement the data currently being provided by the existing family of Meteosat satellites that operate in the much higher geostationary orbit.
"The MetOp satellite will carry 12 instruments relating to meteorology, climate monitoring and humanitarian missions. The payload constitutes a mixture of recurrent instruments provided by NOAA/NASA and new instruments, developed in Europe, to provide state of the art remote sensing. In combination the payload will ensure enhanced accuracy for measuring temperature, humidity, the speed and direction of the wind above the ocean, and the distribution of ozone in the atmosphere," Fournier-Sicre said.


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PassiveProject necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 95 diseños de 19 diseñadores freelance.
The Passive Project
The Passive Project is a new nonprofit educational resource that advocates passive, low-cost investing. The project will educate investors and retirement plan sponsors on the benefits of low-cost, long-term investing, and will reach out to the media and opinion leaders with the same purpose. The Passive Project DOES NOT SELL investments or advocate for specific investment companies, and operates solely as a nonprofit education entity.
The Passive Project is targeted to the general population of investors, especially those with self-directed retirement plans such as an IRA or 401(k). It will provide important information to investors of all demographics, investing experience and expertise. It will also target businesses that provide a defined contribution plan for its employees.
We are seeking a logo that includes the use of our name "The Passive Project" or "Passive Project" and, optionally, any icon(s) together in a logo as our core branding element. The ideal concept should represent the following ideals and concepts:
* Education or Educational
* Credible
* Trustworthy
* Conservative
* Organized
* Helpful
* Financial knowledge
* Saving / investing
* Nonprofit (we are not in business to sell, we are in business to educate)
* Individuals investing for financial security over the long-term
Wants: A modern, clean, conservative logo that successfully incorporates our core branding concepts outlined above. Colors like darker blues and darker greens that are often used in the financial services industry, or more muted earth tones would be preferred. We also favor simpler, stronger graphical elements over very detailed, or intricate ideas.
Don't wants: We DO NOT want to use any colors, fonts, or other visual elements that could be considered "flashy", or "garish". We do not want to use any particularly "loud" colors, like bright orange for example--we prefer more muted or darker colors (with appropriate highlights, of course).
I have added a png file showing the greek letter alpha. In investment management, alpha stands for the value-added of a manager or mutual fund over a relevant index. The Passive Project advocates that even though alpha appears real and attainable, in reality it is illusory and mostly unattainable. I envision using design to place this message in the alpha symbol. For example., the left-most part of the alpha symbol can be solid, and the symbol increasingly becomes transparent (using dots, etc) as the eye moves right. "Alpha seems real, but disappears over time."
This symbol should be placed on the left of the project name.
Descubre cómo funciona un concurso de diseño u obtén más información sobre nuestros servicios de diseño de logo.


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Thursday, 31 July 2008
Banana Chocolate Chip Muffins ~ Sweet and Simple Bake!
If you would like to re-create these muffins, you can find the recipe here.
Saturday, 12 July 2008
See you all soon!
See you all soon!
Edit..I'm now back from our camping holiday in beautiful Dorset! We had a great time and the weather was great too. We visited many lovely places, Corfe Castle, Durdle Door, Lulworth Cove, Brownsea Island and Studland Beach to name a few. I would definitely recommend a visit to this part of the UK and it's somewhere I will visit again ;o)
Saturday, 5 July 2008
Chicken Curry and Raspberry & Toffee Ice Cream Bars
I spotted this heavenly dessert in my latest edition of Delicious magazine and it was love at first sight! This is definitely something my boys and I would enjoy for that weekend dessert fix and what could be better than ice cream in this summery weather but not just any ice cream. The following may cause a dangerous craving!!! These ice cream bars come in the form of a buttery shortbread base, good quality vanilla ice (Haagen Dazs), dulce de leche, raspberries and more shortbread! I did warn you!!!
Friday, 4 July 2008
Apricot & Blueberry Crumble Cake
Apricot & Blueberry Crumble Cake
200g/8oz butter, softened
225g/8oz golden caster sugar
225g/8oz self-raising flour
1 tsp baking powder
3 eggs, beaten
2 tbps milk
150g pot vanilla yogurt
300g/10oz apricots, skinned, halved and stones, or use a drained 410g tin instead
225g punnet blueberries
For the Crumble:
25g/1oz butter
3 heaped tbsp self-raising flour
3 tbsp Demerara sugar
1 tsp ground cinnamon
Line an oblong traybake tin (21 x 30com) with baking parchment and heat the oven to 180C/fan 160C/gas 4. Beat the butter, sugar, flour, baking powder, eggs and milk together until creamy. Spoon into the tin, level the top, then bake for 25 mins until almost set.
Meanwhile, get the yogurt and fruit at the ready and make the crumble by rubbing all the ingredients together.
When the cake has baked for 25 mins, whip it out of oven. Working quickly, spoon over the yogurt, scatter over the fruit, then top with the crumble. Return to oven for 15-20 minutes until a skewer comes out clean.
Serve warm as a pudding, or cooled and cut into squares with tea. This cake will keep in the fridge for a couple of days.
Thursday, 3 July 2008
Millionaire's Shortbread
Millionaire's Shortbread
Makes 9-12 pieces
Preparation time: 10 minutes
Chilling time: approximately 1 hour
200g (7oz) shortbread biscuits, crushed
25g (1oz) butter, melted
150g (5½ oz) butter
150g (5½ oz) dark brown soft sugar
397g can Carnation Condensed Milk
200g (7oz) milk chocolate, melted
You will also need: 20cm (8in) square brownie tin, lined with baking parchment.
Mix the crushed biscuits with the melted butter and then lightly press the mixture into the tin to make an even layer. Chill for 20 minutes.
Place the butter and sugar into a non-stick pan and stir over a medium heat until the butter melts and the sugar dissolves. To make a golden caramel, add the condensed milk, stirring continuously, until the first bubbles appear on the surface. Remove from the heat as soon as it comes to the boil.
Spread the caramel evenly over the crumb base and then cool and chill for 40 minutes. Pour the melted chocolate over the caramel, smoothing to the edges.
When the chocolate has hardened a little, cut into squares.


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Gandía port
Gandía, capital of the county of La Safor, is set in unusual landscape between the mountains inland and the Mediterranean Sea. An extensive strip of sand almost five kilometres long runs along the coast of this area, offering a wide range of tourist infrastructures and services, making it one of the most attractive destinations on the Valencian coast. A ducal city, Gandía has an illustrious past, as can be appreciated in its historic part, where the mark of Duke Juan de Borja remains in the form of important buildings like the Ducal Palace, the Collegiate Church and the Old University. Its festivals, some of them declared of tourist interest, and its typically Valencian cuisine are some of the other attractions offered by this town.
Gandía is right on the Costa de Valencia, in a beautiful section of the Mediterranean coast where the mountain landscape reaches almost down to the sea. The good climate this Valencian city enjoys all year and the quality of its beaches attract those looking for sun, sea and the chance to practice all kinds of sports. In the harbour area, a deep-rooted seafaring tradition exists alongside the most modern facilities, among them a sailing club, which will delight all devotees of windsurfing, sailing or diving. And, on both sides of the harbour, there are almost five kilometres of coast where magnificent beaches of fine, golden sand give way to one another. A long and busy promenade marks the limit of the North Beach, situated in an easily accessible area and provided with all kinds of services, including places to hire sailing equipment. Hotels, restaurants, discotheques and terraces give the place a great atmosphere, especially on summer nights. Those looking for a more intimate environment should go to the most northerly part of the coast, where, surrounded by dunes, lies the quiet nudist beach of L'Ahuir, with about two kilometres of sand. Two the south of the harbour are another two beaches, Venecia and Rafalcaid. Surrounded by a succession of small dunes, both allow you to enjoy a refreshing swim in a beautiful natural setting. The historic centre of GandíaBut, if Gandía's coast offers many charms, its historic centre has no fewer. The noble buildings that emerge at every step reflect the splendid past of this ducal city, a title obtained thanks to Alexander VI, the Borja pope. From the 15th and 16th centuries onwards, the city developed an intense court life at the same time as flourishing economically and culturally, as the creation of Gandía university demonstrates. Beside the course of the River Serpis, the Ducal Palace stands on the remains of a large old house of Arab origin. Built between the 14th and 15th centuries, it has a clear Italianate influence. The collegiate church of Santa María is another of Gandía's symbolic buildings. Its construction, faithful to Gothic rules, was carried out between 1250 and 1520. In it, the Door of the Apostles which originally had carvings by Damià Forment, is outstanding. The tour continues to the convent of Santa Clara, the hermitage of Santa Ana, the city hall and the hospital of San Marcos. In the latter building is the Archaeological Museum, where the area's important prehistoric finds are brought together. Cuisine, festivals and surroundings Gandía's most typical speciality is "fideuà", a dish made in the same way as paella, but with noodles instead of rice. You can also taste recipes that have rice, as the main ingredient, cooked in a variety of ways: "a banda" (cooked in fish stock and served with garlic sauce), "arroz negro" (with squid ink) or the famous paella. For its part, fish is prepared in the oven, stewed or fried. To finish with, there is nothing better than the emblematic orange, either fresh or made into juice. "Horchata" (soft drink made of tiger nuts) and wines from Valencia and Utiel-Requena are drinks that have their own denomination of origin. As for festivals in Gandía, the most outstanding are the Fallas, which are held from 15 to 19 March, and Easter, between March and April, both declared of Tourist Interest. The festivals of the patron saint, in honour of San Francisco de Borja, take place between 29 September and 3 October. The county of La Safor offers visitors interesting excursions. Bordering Alicante is Oliva, with clean beaches and picturesque popular districts. Inland in the province, you can discover unexpected landscapes and monuments, like Parpalló cave, an important prehistoric site, and the Monastery of Nuestra Señora de la Valldigna, from the end of the 13th century.
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my approach is to always say "this is what i have determined based on the evidence, if you want me to change my mind, show me evidence that i should". there is a right and wrong, evidence will show which is which, not all views deserve equal respect. but i cannot emphasise enough that living this way WILL give you grief in life. whether or not you treat people with respect they don't deserve depends on whether you value truth over feelings, yours or other people's.
but even so, it's important to take no joy in upsetting other people. if you think that it is important that someone knows the truth, even if it upsets them, that is admirable. but the instant you start enjoying upsetting them, not only are you just generally being mean, but it puts your own judgement in question. such a person will get the same joy from hurting people by saying untrue things.
i think basically what i'm saying is, you don't have to be sugarcoated, treating claims with no evidence as equal to claims with evidence, but you also don't have to be barbed, and take joy in upsetting people. not everything deserves respect, but everyone deserves civility.
am i making sense?
It's not surprising that your son didn't know what was the appropriate thing to say to someone that is grieving (after all even adults have trouble with this). I would apologize to your friends and let them know that he he hasn't had much experience with death and didn't know that what he said was insensitive and that you are working on helping him develop empathy. You don't have to apologize for your son's belief (or rather, lack of), don't even mention it.
For your son, I would explain that the friends are really sad and believing that their grandfather is in heaven helps them be less sad and that sometimes we don't say what we are thinking because it would be hurtful. Then maybe talk to him about what he can do to help his friends feel comforted that still honors his opinion of no heaven.
Hi Stephanie - my son is also just turning 6 and he's also named Zane. Too funny. Kids will mimic their parents so if at home you are being adamant about the atheism, he is picking up on that and repeating it without really necessarily understanding the implications of it. My son will assert all sorts of things as true that he doesn't know much about - like Hitler is a jerk and the Conquistadors were jerks because they killed all the native american indians, that sort of thing. They are prone to blanket statements that lack nuance. With religion, my son declares himself to be whatever the religion is he is currently learning about. He's six and is not really in a position to be anything yet as he hasn't thought it through.
Having your 6 yr old say things like there is no god or heaven is probably only causing your friends to wonder what you are teaching him at home. And you are clearly teaching him atheism. If they are religious, they are going to be worried about that.
My guess is that if you are just coming into proud and out atheism, you might be a little adamant about that and your son is picking up on that. You know how to moderate for situations, he doesn't. My advice is to not be so adamant around him. We have told our son it's ok for him to believe whatever he wants. We feel our goal is not to indoctrinate him into atheism. Our goal is to teach him morals and to give him a good religious education, in terms of teaching him about the different beliefs out there.
But basically, it comes down to this. If you want him to be religiously tolerant, you need to model that. Not just when you are talking to other people. But when you are discussing religion in the privacy of your own home.
Try reading Raising Freethinkers by Dale McGowan - it will help you with your perspective about how to help your kids navigate these things.
Best of luck and cool to meet another mom with another Zane who's 6.
Thanks for all the responses! :)
@Egan: Thanks for the clarification. My son is exactly what you descibed. While I will be fine if he chooses to express himself about it, I do worry about his social life, especially since he is still so young and only in Kindergarten.
@Dawn: I did handle the whole 'no heaven' situation as you described. The incident also coincided with our transition out of a xtian lifestyle. The suggestion of another way for him to console his friends is a great idea though, so thanks for that!
@Jennifer: I can totally see how all this sounds like I preach Atheism to my son, and my friends most definitely think the same way, although I have told them different. The truth is I have never said to my son 'There is no God' or 'There is no heaven' or 'The Bible is a book of fables'. We did attend church for almost 6 months- from Nov of 10 till Apr of 11. I volunteered in the childrens ministry, so basically what my children were learning was: Jesus is God God loves you The bible is the word of God Jesus loves you God made the sun and moon etc. After we stopped attending Zane asked questions about God and I just said I dont know and Im not sure. Then one day he asked me if heaven was real, I said. Some people believe in heaven, but Mommy doesn't think it's real. From then, he has taken my opinions as his own and come to the conclusion that all he learned in sunday school is bullshit (what can I say? he's a smart one). I don't ever speak about my non-belief in front of him or when he's in ear shot, but I never lie about it when he asks me direct questions about religion. My husband and I have agreed to raise our boys as freethinkers and I will always open them up to new ideas and let them form their own opinions when they're old enough to decide for themselves. I did read Raising Freethinkers, and I loved it btw :)
I think you may want to stop necessarily providing answers like "Mommy thinks this." Instead, guide him to actually reach his own conclusion. Ask him questions to guide/show him how to evaluate the situation, judge the possibilities, and make a rational decision. This will benefit him far more than any other lesson you could give him anyways.
Religion isn't even the silliest thing people believe in, so I agree with the "some people believe" lead in... though I'd parse that a little further myself, based on the fact the people believe in some crazy crap. I'm one who doesn't think it's okay to believe anything you want, and in fact believing in some things, take say salvation religion, does far more harm than good.
The main thing that caught my attention in your post, is the causing a rift between you and your friends. You have to be honest with your children, and encourage them to be honest. This isn't a question of respect, it's a question of judgement. Being honest shows far better judgement than believing in fairy tales. We shouldn't mistake the fear of confrontation for respect of other opinions. Those are two different things.
If your honesty, and your encouragement of honesty in your children is causing rifts with your friends, you may need to reevaluate your friendships. I know this is difficult, but if I have to choose between compromising my values and capitulation... I'll choose my values, every time.
"Its better to die on your feet than to live on your knees." — Emiliano Zapata
Good luck... Zane sounds like a smart kid, you should be fine in the long run.
I think I was about 6 or 7 when I found this book my Grandmother had that was written for small children. It was trying to explain God to small children. They'd ask a question like why can't I see him. Then the book would explain that he was all seeing/knowing, etc. I asked my Grandma some very pointed questions about that book, and was skeptical from earrrrrly on. You are never too young to question the obvious. I believed more in Santa than God at that age, at least SANTA brought presents I could OPEN! Even if I never saw him, there was evidence to MY 6 year old mind.
But 6 is really to young to truly understand empathy, but never too young to start teaching it. I see this age as the age of total honesty and every thought that falls through their head comes out their mouth! Enjoy it, next comes the 'Hey, I can lie to my folks and lightening doesn't strike!" phase!
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Homeless man pleads guilty to providing fatal heroin
Kellogg faces up to 25 years in prison
GREEN BAY, Wis. — A 22-year-old homeless man from Green Bay has been convicted of providing heroin that led to another man's death.
A Green Bay Press-Gazette reported Richard G. Kellogg faces up to 25 years in prison when he's sentenced next month. He pleaded guilty last week to first-degree reckless homicide.
Prosecutors said Kellogg provided the drugs that that killed Joshua Olson, 29, of De Pere. The two had met at a rehabilitation center.
The criminal complaint stated Kellogg and Olson were preparing to inject heroin in Olson's kitchen. The complaint stated Olson injected himself first and collapsed two to three minutes later.
Investigators said Kellogg told police, "Josh couldn't handle the `H."'
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NCAA again calls on Albany
Times Union Center gets women's hoops regional in 2015, men's hockey in 2016
March Madness will return to Albany in 2015. For the first time, it's the women's version.
The NCAA women's basketball tournament on Wednesday awarded a regional round to Times Union Center from March 28-31, 2015.
"I think you're going to see a large local presence with people buying tickets locally, especially with the popularity of women's basketball in this region growing so rapidly," Times Union Center general manager Bob Belber said.
The downtown arena never has hosted an NCAA women's championship event in any sport.
Belber also learned his venue was chosen to hold the NCAA hockey East Regional for the ninth time from March 25-27, 2016.
"We're extremely honored, couldn't be more excited," said Belber, who submitted bids for both events in October.
The enormously popular NCAA men's basketball tournament has been at Times Union Center twice, with first- and second-round games in 1995 and the regionals (third and fourth rounds) in 2003.
Now comes the possibility that a program like the Connecticut women, with their eight national championships, could be one of the four teams that will arrive in Albany to play for a trip to the 2015 Final Four in Tampa, Fla. Belber estimated UConn, with a loyal following, could put more than 10,000 fans in the stands.
Times Union Center, the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference and Siena College will co-host the tournament.
"It's a really big deal," said Siena women's basketball coach Ali Jaques, whose program competes in the MAAC. "That's tremendous. Just overall for girls' basketball, women's basketball, that's really, really exciting."
Women's college basketball has struggled to draw fans in the Capital Region. Siena averages 578 per home contest, while UAlbany gets 647 per game despite winning the past two America East titles.
UAlbany head coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson hesitated briefly when asked if the NCAA women's regional will draw in Albany.
"I think it will if we promote it correctly, yes, absolutely," she said. "It depends on what teams are in it, too, if it's a regional where UConn gets seeded there. If it's teams from out West, and people don't know them, maybe not. But hopefully the NCAA does a pretty good job of putting people in the places they need to be to draw fans."
Times Union Center will host the 2016 hockey East Regional in conjunction with the Eastern College Athletic Conference. The event last came to Albany in 2010, when Rochester Institute of Technology upset New Hampshire in the regional final in front of a crowd of 3,737.
In 2016, one team will advance from Albany to the Frozen Four in Tampa, Fla.
"I think the NCAA knows from past history that we've serviced their championship events extremely well and we used that philosophy in our bid," Belber said.
Times Union Center also tried unsuccessfully to get the NCAA women's volleyball championships.
Belber said he will continue to try to get the men's basketball tournament back to Albany. This summer, the NCAA will accept bids for the 2016 and 2017 events. Belber said Times Union Center will bid for the preliminary round, the second and third rounds as well as the regionals.
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Thomas Lampe, Saab
Though the ability to predict the behavior of an aircraft has improved in the last decade, the requirements for observations and data from flight tests have not diminished but, rather, have increased. For almost every flight in a modern test aircraft, gigabytes of tightly packed time-stamped information is collected from test equipment onboard and from data buses in the aircraft. For more than a decade, engineers have used MATLAB® with their systems to extract and further refine this data. The demand for lower development cost is met by cutting the time and effort needed to provide results from tests and also by improving the ability to identify significant events during ongoing tests. Therefore, the trend is to analyze on-line compared to post-flight analysis. This presentation discusses the steps taken to use MATLAB for that purpose. The presentation also covers some of the challenges with providing an in-house developed toolbox in an industrial environment.
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Radical Right buffs out there, have you submitted your paper proposal for Bordeaux yet? As you may or may not know, Liz Carter and I have put together a six-panel-section on the New Right for the 7th ECPR General Conference in September. The deadline is February 1, i.e. in just four days – submit your proposal now if you are interested at all (requires myECPR registration).
The recent electoral performance of radical right parties in Central and Eastern Europe seems to confirm the pervasive appeal of these parties across the whole European space. To a varying extent, radical right parties in post-communist countries resemble a phenomenon sui generis, perhaps due to their historical legacies and/or the idiosyncrasies of their context. Parties such as Ataka in Bulgaria or Jobbik in Hungary list as recent examples of this, yet research says little about the commonalities and differences of these parties vis-à-vis similar parties in Western Europe. In brief, new perspectives are needed to assess this phenomenon in context.
This panel aims to bring together papers on radical right parties in Central and Eastern Europe, their voters, and/or their interaction. Papers that investigate the radical right in the region conceptually, empirically, and/or comparatively are solicited. Prominence will be given to contributions addressing the ideology of these parties; their organisation; their political opportunity structure; and those explaining their electoral performance. Papers employing new data and bridging qualitative and quantitative traditions will be especially welcome, but papers using either qualitative or quantitative methods will certainly be considered.
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I have done genealogy long enough that I have read thousands of obituaries. Let me give you an idea about a few things you should include in an obituary and some things you should not. This is my idea on how to write a proper obituary.
First and foremost, an obituary is a public service announcement. You will say good-bye, or bid farewell, to your loved one at a funeral or grave-side service. But an obituary is not just for you, it is an opportunity to put the public and creditors on notice about the death of an individual. Next, it is an opportunity to invite friends, community, and distant family to grieve with you. This is not just for people to come to the funeral, but for the community and others to rally around and give some service, emotional or pecuniary, to the deceased's estate and to the family. I have noticed the western United States tends to do better at their obituary writing where the east skimps on this important information. Additionally, the more famous, the less vital information that is shared (I am unconvinced by their reasoning, but may be for good reasons).
Each week I roll through the obituaries of a half-dozen newspapers looking for names that catch my eye. I am fortunate enough to have some fairly rare family names. But I do have some family who marry into more common names so I often will look at an obituary to see if the individual is related or not. Then I scan to see if they really are related, or just a similar name to an individual I know.
I also worked for a law firm at one time that had me keep an eye on obituaries to see if a client with a will had passed away. Another firm dealing with public relations had me search the obituaries for family members of clients and we would send cards to the client if one appeared. Lastly, in a service position, I often tried to track members of an organization who had disappeared and I looked first for the older people in the obituaries of the state in which they last lived before attempting other means.
I am just indicating that obituaries have a valid purpose beyond some sweet, potentially selfish, family reason to share their love of the decedent with others.
Therefore, here are a few items to include in every obituary. These are the items the disinterested public wants to learn in an obituary. I have included a copy of a good obituary below.
- What is the individual's full name?
Please include the full name, spell out the middle name. You do not need to put the maiden name as the name will be listed with the parents.
- What is the individual's parent's names?
Please include the full name of both parents. This is where you do want to include the maiden name of the mother. Usually, I will write the mother's name first as a maiden name, and then the father's name to not worry about determining what the real last name is. Hence, something like, "Richard was the second son born to the marriage of Jane Ethel Jones and Harvey John Smith." Mention the marriage if it exists. If one of the parents are dead, put 'late' in front of the parents name (if both are dead, you will mention that farther down and can drop the late). If the deceased was adopted, please state this in the obituary. You do not have to give the biological parents, if you know them, but just show, "Jane Ethel Jones and Harvey John Smith adopted Richard when he was 17 months old."
- What is the individual's birth date?
Please include the entire birth date of the deceased. This is especially important if it is a common name like John Henry Smith. Even if it is not a common name, include it because uncommon names tend to repeat names in their families which could still muddy the waters.
- Where was the individual born?
It is not uncommon for individuals to move in our society. This is even more true of couples who retire to Florida or Arizona. An obituary is published in Queen Creek, Arizona and not in their home in Montana, and the next thing we know we are searching for an obituary for someone and an apparent match appears in Arizona but we having nothing to confirm the connection.
- Who did the individual marry?
I completely understand if you want to maintain some privacy to the spouse of an individual, especially if they are still living. If so, just list the first name. No matter how much you might hate that first wife, list them. If you really want to spite them, put their whole name. Just make a reference to their divorce and put the next marriage. But please list it, some states still leave property to a spouse after death, even after divorce. Do not cut yourself short. If there are other children from such a marriage, list them. This is a common courtesy if you are not on speaking terms to let them know of the death. If a spouse has predeceased, just write something like, "Jim married Belinda Carlisle on 4 February 1920, she predeceased him on 23 March 1984."
- When and where did the individual marry?
These items too can be useful for genealogy and legal research. If married in a community property state, or even a state where family does not know of additional property, there can be implications. An obituary may be one of the only ways this information will be out in the world on a free basis. Working from obituaries, if a marriage date or location is not given, then a presumption arises that they were not or the family does not even know this information.
- When did the individual die?
You would think an obituary might make this obvious. However, let me tell you where this can become a problem. Imagine you cut out an obituary and place it in a book somewhere. 20, 30, or even 100 years later someone is looking for that death date. They do not want to walk down to the local library in another part of the world where the newspaper was published to spend a long time to find the exact page on which the obituary was located to figure out when exactly "last Friday" was on the calendar. In our day and age with government records, it is much easier to ascertain the day that someone died. But if you have John Henry Smith, with a hundred or so born in the US in a given year, that obituary with a date will be much more pleasing.
- Where did the individual die?
This one might sound odd, but it also applies. Let's say I am a 2nd cousin who has not been in contact with Uncle George since 1978. The last mailing address I have is in one town but I do not know if they still live there and I would like to search for their current address or a phone number. Well, if they moved over just a few towns I will not find them, if they have a common name. Most people die at a location fairly close to their home. This will make it easier for the lawyer, governmental entity, or family member to contact you should they want to. They will find you, but not listing it will just delay the inevitable. Also, government entities often will list the location of last benefit, but that is not the same as death location for genealogical purposes.
- When and where is the funeral?
This is one that many obituaries do not forget. After all, we want people to come bearing love, condolences, and love. Some even measure how great a person was by the number of individuals at a funeral. However, I make mention because a few obituaries do not list this information. I have read an obituary or two that I am left wondering where the funeral is at to send flowers or a card. I only find out on the day of the service when the newspaper publishes it. By that point it is too late to send flowers. While cheaper for me, some people probably would not have minded attending the funeral.
Lastly, I do not mean to indicate that other things should not be included. Military service, favorite hobbies, and special thanks should probably be included. If a person has dedicated their lives to the Masons, a community, a church, or employment, that should probably be listed. Please do not spend too much time on it though. Some newspapers charge over a certain amount of lines too.
One last item that I would highly recommend, but understand for privacy reasons if you do not wish to do this. List all the children of the decedent. A little hint about the daughters, list them with the husband (if still alive) and married name. Hence, "Jim is survived by 2 children, Molly (Kevin) Jenkins of Sacramento and Richard (Karen) Schmidt of San Francisco. Jim was also predeceased by his daughter, Diane (Gary) Warner"
It is also common to list out the number of grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Please do not name them. Usually it takes space and the usual reader cannot tell which child belongs to whom, so it is just type we skim over. Close family know who they are, the less-interested public will skim. I read an obituary once that had like 11 children and they listed out all 42 grandchildren!! They did not even give the last name of the grandchildren so even a person who does family history would have found the list useless (and if all the same last name, still just as useless). List them in the funeral program, not the obituary.
Here I have to put in a note regarding our current society and identity theft. The theft of a decedent's information is somewhat limited in use. First and foremost, report to the government immediately the death so that the Social Security Number and other relevant identification routes are stopped and that the government will be put on notice if someone attempts to use it later. The probate court should take care of the rest. Even if the hospital or funeral home is supposed to take care of it, make sure you check it out and report it yourself to both the state and federal government offices. The information is not often independently valuable unless the government benefits are available. Too often the family does not report it in time and the next thing they know someone else is using the information and even filing taxes under the decedent's name and government identification numbers. If you want closure with your loved one, do what you can to keep others from perpetuating their identity! It will save you loads of heart ache to do a little effort immediately, like when you are writing the obituary!
I hope this helps some on how to write an obituary. Keep it simple and do not put too much affection in. After all, most of the public just wants the facts to determine if we know the person. If we want sappy, we will come to the family, or send a card/flowers. Or, if we have business, we now know we need to watch out for the probate notice.


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There was just one hitch: Could I please avoid suggesting speeches by women that dealt with women's issues, because, well, that's so tiresome. Overdone. Not "real issues."
So, um, what?
I was truly blindsided by the request, but probably should not have been surprised. After all, I've heard this from clients, as I reported in How are you referred to in speeches--your own, and those of others? and Do all your references to women in speeches refer to us as mothers, wives, and daughters? I hope it's clear that I believe in a woman's right to choose how she is described, particularly in her own speeches, and that gratuitous references to womanhood, just because the speaker is a woman, should be avoided.
But that's a far cry from eliminating all reference to women's issues in speeches made by women. In the weeks leading up to and following the Women's March on Washington this year, I heard many people--men and women--say, "but what is the march for?" or "about?" Senator Kamala Harris, speaking at the march, addressed that head-on:
We know that it is right in this nation to prioritize women's issues. Now, here's what I'm talking about in terms of women's issues.
So, when I was first elected District Attorney in San Francisco or Attorney General of California or United States Senator from the state of California, in each of those positions, I was elected as the first woman or the first woman of color. And folks would come up to me and they'd say, "Kamala talk to us about women's issues," and I'd look at them and I'd say, I'm so glad you want to talk about the economy. I'd say great. Let's talk about the economy, because that's a woman's issue. I'd say you wanna talk about women's issues, let's talk about national security. You want to talk about women's issues? That's fantastic. Let's talk about healthcare. Let's talk about education. Let's talk about criminal justice reform. Let's talk about climate change, 'cause we all know the truth.
If you are a woman, trying to raise a family, you know that a good paying job is a woman's issue. If you're a woman who is an immigrant, who does not want her family torn apart, you know that immigration reform is a woman's issue. If you are a woman working off student loans, you know the crushing burden of student debt is a woman's issue. If you are a black mother trying to raise a son, you know Black Lives Matter is a woman's issue. And if you are a woman, period, you know we deserve a country with equal pay and access to healthcare including a safe and legal abortion protected as a fundamental and constitutional right.
So all of this to say, my sisters and brothers, that we are tired as women of being relegated to simply being thought of as a particular constituency or demographic. We together are powerful and we are a force that cannot be dismissed or written off onto the sidelines.And that means that asking anyone to avoid women's issues means women's speeches would be relegated to, well, zero content, wouldn't it?
Later on, I came across Sallie Krawchek's article, It's 2017. Why are we still telling women to act like men at work? In it, she says: "I've worked at companies at which I felt like I couldn't be myself, and I've worked at ones at which I could; and boy what a difference it made." I realized that one way to look at the idea that women's speeches shouldn't talk about women's issues is this: It's just another patriarchal way of silencing women. Yes, women can have absorbed such patriarchal ideas and pass them on to other women as received wisdom, as this woman producer did with me. We tell most speakers to be authentic and speak from personal experience, at least in part; that their individual perspective is what "makes the talk." But if women can't talk about a women's issue, what then? The request in effect robs them of the chance to be what we consider today to be a good speaker.
I come down on the side of giving women the option, for sure. Women speakers have so often been silenced in our world history that they deserve the right of self-determination for the topics of their speeches. And more than that, there is every reason for women to speak about women's issues. Women's issues are so often passed over that they, like the women speakers themselves, deserve a hearing...if that's what the woman speaker in question wishes to do. In any case, I will continue to highlight women's speeches about women's issues right here on the blog. Take a look at Senator Kamala Harris's talk in the video below:
Kamala Harris
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Dear Gossips,
Am in Edmonton for the day – had the most amazing dinner last night at Sage at the River Cree Resort… and have to admit, nearly lost my sh-t seeing Patrick Swayze at the bar.
Patrick Swayze!!!
He's in town shooting a movie and believe me, I was tempted…tempted to walk by and shout: Yo, Johnny! I see you in the next life! Or ask him to dirty grind on a sweaty dance floor after hours with the hotel staff.
Amazing how the 80s stay with you, non?
Will be on Help TV today for an interview with host Jenny Adams, click here for listings.
Thursday, blogging between travel, check back often for new posts and this week's exclusive giveaway!
Yours in gossip,
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I hear you. You hate it. It's weird and different and you wouldn't wear it. Well neither would I. But there was a theme, and she did something different, my Kiki always tries something different… and I love it on her. Especially the hairpiece and the black trim and the shoes. I love it all. Full Story
Kiki in Japan: pink, green, and Johnny
Last week, the News of the World announced that my Kiki had been dumped, reporting a split from rocker Johnny Borrell who had supposedly returned to an ex-girlfriend. Which obviously explains why Johnny is with Kiki on Spidey 3 promo in Japan. Because that's totally how broken-up couples act, non? Here she is looking blissed-out stoned, holding his hand, clearly still in love, clearly NOT single, and in the early stages of rolling out a killer blockbuster wardrobe to go with her highly anticipated killer blockbuster movie. Full Story
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Sienna and Jamie, Kiki and Johnny, all four in London, both couples enjoying the springtime of their love, both couples looking like they smell of sweat, stale cigarettes, day old cologne, and … feet. You know that foot smell? Like on a plane when your neighbour takes off his shoes and he's not wearing socks? Don't these four look like they smell like feet? And don't they remind you of each other and also of Kate and Pete? PS. Full Story
Kiki & Johnny: Week 2
Or is it 3? No matter. The point is, unlike her brief flings with Andy Samberg and Adrien Grenier and Adam Brody which only lasted a week, Kiki has managed to keep Johnny Borrell's interest for more, going so far as to follow him to the UK where she is supposedly shacked up in his flat, lovesick to the point that she follows him everywhere – to every gig, to every afterparty, to every town, to every country…and he can't get enough. Full Story
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More About Entourage A response to your emails yesterday about Entourage and the new season…but warning: spoiler ahead if you haven't caught up. Confusing as hell which probably explains your messages but it turns out Season 3 is NOT over. NOT over. It was divided into Season 3A and B. Season 3A ends with Vince firing Ari. Full Story
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If you can"t stand the shameless self promotion - stop reading NOW. Consider yourself warned. STOP READING NOW. Flare Magazine is Canada"s fashion bible and in the November release, they have included a bonus issue called Canada"s Best in fashion, beauty, music, and film with a section called Project Beauty - "portaits of 27 captivating Canadians as seen by the country"s best photographers. Full Story
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I was thinking about the Winona/Gwenyth falling out and that got me a reminiscing to the glory days of "Winona Forever" so I was curious....What happened between Winona and Johnny? Dear Lauren, A question for the ages. Many people claim they know, but no one really knows (despite their protestations to the contrary). Full Story


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The original" Love & Hip Hop" series which takes place in New York city, now has several new characters this season including "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta's" own K. Michelle who made the move to the New York cast to find love, happiness, and continue on the successful musical journey that she started in Atlanta. Even though the show just premiered last week there is already drama galore with the cast. This season Yandy is still dealing with the uncertainty of knowing what will happen with her fiancée Mendecees and his court case, being a single mom and running a label with fellow cast member Rich Dollaz.
Tahiry and Joe Budden are trying to make their relationship work one more time, and Erica Mena is back and showing out as usual. This season will prove to be juicy and ratchet as ever with new cast members, rapper/manager Peter Gunz and the mother of his children Tara are in a sordid love triangle with his artist Amina Butterfly who he secretly married to.
Rapper Saigon and the mother of his son Erica Jean are trying to rebuild their relationship for the sake of their son but past deeds continue to hinder them and keep them from moving forward.
K. Michelle has not yet started with any of her wild antics yet…because she is just getting to New York but it's sure to come as the season progresses. Yandy and K have a previous relationship and she decides to throw K. Michelle a Welcome to New York party. For the most part K. Michelle seems to be on her best behavior for now but the drama comes when Yandy invites Tara and Amina to the party and Peter runs to catch Amina before she goes to the party so that all of his bs doesn't blow up in his face.
As always Love & Hip Hop New York is going to take us through the ups and downs of this funny, crazy, talented cast of characters under the bright lights of NYC.
The craziness and drama is just beginning…and I know we can't wait to see how this season unfolds.
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If your hometown's familiar with extreme winter weather, you know how important it is to be prepared. And while nothing beats a cozy cardigan, replete with jolly snowmen and frolicking reindeer, having a winter car kit can come pretty darn close if you ever find yourself stranded between the middle of nowhere and the boondocks on a frigid December night. While your auto insurance may cover accidents during the colder months, make sure you're prepared for whatever else winter throws your way
With that in mind, we compiled a list of the top 11 winter must-haves for your car.
- Chains. You never know when you may need them, and having them with you could mean the difference between winding up stranded or not.
- Jumper cables. Cold weather can wreak havoc on your car and make it difficult to start. Keeping jumper cables on hand is always a good idea and could help you avoid an unpleasant or potentially dangerous situation.
- Cat litter. Sure it may seem weird to lug kitty litter around all winter, but if you get stuck, pouring a little around your tires can create the traction you need to get unstuck. (Tip: the non-clumping kind works best.)
- Shovel. Duh.
- Basic tool kit. Pliers, screwdriver, adjustable wrench, pocketknife, duct tape, rope. You don't have to be MacGyver to make use of a few handy tools, and your ingenuity may surprise you in extreme circumstances.
- Flashlight. Winter days are short, so make sure you're prepared once the sun goes down. (And don't forget extra batteries!)
- Warm clothes. If you've been out in the snow and ice trying to free your vehicle, you'll likely be wet and freezing. Keep a change of clothes, including socks, gloves, hat, and boots as well as a blanket or sleeping bag. If you have to wait it out in your vehicle, at least you won't have to do it as a human popsicle.
- Food and water. In colder temps, the body can last longer without water, but nevertheless, it's still highly recommended that you include water as an essential part of your winter car kit. You should also include nuts, energy bars, or high-protein snacks. (And why not throw in a bag of your favorite candy while you're at it.)
- First aid kit. Keep a fully stocked kit and an extra supply of any additional medications you need. It's also a good idea to know what's in your first aid kit and how to use it. (Just saying).
- AM/FM radio. (Battery-powered.) In addition to hits from the '20s and '30s, you can find traffic reports and emergency messages on your AM dial. A radio is especially useful if you're driving through an area where your smartphone doesn't have service. (Bonus tip: Local maps could come in pretty darn handy as well.)
- Kafka. Ok, of course it doesn't have to be Kafka, but we recommend keeping a good book in the car, in case you have to hunker down and wait it out. Just because your car's stuck doesn't mean your mind can't escape.
Just as important as having an adequately stocked winter car kit, is making sure all maintenance is performed on your vehicle before cold temps hit. Get a full tune-up, winterize your car, and for crying out loud, remember to keep a full tank of gas!
Other helpful winter tips
- Winterize your home: avoid these 6 extremely unpleasant scenarios.
- From ice and snow to rain and sleet, find out everything you need to know about winter driving.
- Consider adding emergency roadside to your policy, just in case.


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Martin Luther King Jr.
Bad association spoils useful habits. The reason many like to keep away from lies, hypocrisy, crime, violence, prostitution etc. But in today's world, everything has changed. If you are not a bad influence you can't get friends. Looking for a true friend now, is like a search for a precious stone on a large acre of plot.
Nevertheless, those that want to live in truth, will continue to search, in spite of the pain, agony, humiliation, threat etc, that follow them. I was raised in a family that believed everything opposite to the principles in the Bible, including laziness, is a sin. Therefore I find it extremely hard to smile, when it's time to frown or praise when time to criticize.
The decay and corruption of the society have rapidly affected every sector, including our judiciary system. Truth will not set you free, instead it may give you a lot of discomfort and sometimes may lead to your death, as it happened to Dr. Jeff Bradstreet, for opposing autism vaccine he considered dangerous for the health and former New York Times journalist, Sarah Kershaw, exposing the CIA's mind control program of illegal program of experiments on human subjects.
Reading such articles in this dangerous world don't scare me, instead they encourage me. The reason I teamed up with Holland's Micro-Surgeon/Scientist Johan Van Dongen, to write every necessary article, to let the world know that a medical crime is being covered up by European and American leaders.
Just as I said, the truth will not always set you free, some may give you a lot of worries. Following his forty-years of research, fully and satisfied that Aids and Ebola were medical crimes used as bio-weapons against Africa, Professor Dongen published his findings, but little did he know that his native country, The Netherlands (Holland) will punish him for publishing the truth. He was betrayed by some of his scientist friends and eventually it cost him his job as a lecturer at the university.
The same hatred is generated towards me by some of the Belgian journalists, due to my uncensored raw articles. It's like I'm exposing them. It's like I have them to be recognized as liars, rather than self-dedicated honest journalists. If you are an European or American journalist and you find it hard to write openly that Aids, Ebola, Lassa fever etc; are medical crimes against Africa, I 'm an African, I will do that and please don't hate me for this. Hate yourselves for being liars and hypocrites.
About the fear of dying, that's not in my agenda. Truth is always bitter than the bile. If you want that bitterness to taste sweet in your mouth, try to cultivate the habit of speaking the truth, because it's our responsibility to restore out nation's dignity, not to ruin it.
Should in case I die today, I will be very happy to go down my grave, but I want the truth to be published. The Belgian media shouldn't write I committed suicide or drug related incidence, because Joel Savage doesn't know what suicide is, above all I haven't seen hashish before let alone cocaine.


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seekinghga wrote:Gee golly, that sure is swell of you to share all four of these solutions. So, what do we do with them? More importantly, what do you intend to do with them? How do you put them to use?
Asisa wrote:But there is a little riddle in this art, too! Although seeming solving the riddle, it will now riddle itself up again
seekinghga wrote:
"There must ever be division in the word. For the colours are many, but the light is one. Therefore thou writest that which is of mother of emerald, and of lapis-lazuli, and of turquoise, and of alexandrite. Another writeth the words of topaz, and of deep amethyst, and of gray sapphire, and of deep sapphire with a tinge as of blood. Therefore do ye fret yourselves because of this. Be not contented with the image. I who am the Image of an Image say this."
"There are deep secrets in these songs. It is not enough to hear the bird; to enjoy song he must be the bird. I am the bird, and Thou art my song, O my glorious galloping God!"
Peace to you.
Asisa wrote:druid is the bird, cqthc his song, it is druid - aaaaa= cqthc... that's all, Aleister meant with that verse...
seekinghga wrote:They are content to play around with the contents of the mind rather than attaining unto an Understanding of how and where the mind functions.
So far, so innocent...
"A cup fell to the ground
With a sound clearly heard.
As space was pulverised,
The mad mind came to a stop."
- Hsu Yun
Asisa wrote:And a reflecting Mind was born in there.
seekinghga wrote:Asisa wrote:And a reflecting Mind was born in THERE.
Mind is the moon which reflects THE GLORY of Adonai. Mind is a synonym for EGO, and no Ego can cross the ABYSS OF Daath intact. Love is the law, love UNDER will. Love is re-union through THE DESTRUCTION of arbitrary borderlines; to be fruitful it MUST be "under will." Ask your HGA. AND SEE my Psalms of an Aeon #27.
The mind functions in its capacity as organizer through the creation of boundaries or borders; through the eyes of attachment all things appear to be attached. One could thus say that one of the most sublime manifestations of "love under will" is the taming and destruction of the mind.
Oh, and don't get my chewy, pestilent center caught in your masticating senses!
Asisa wrote:Read a few more of your Psamls... Great Work!!!
seekinghga wrote:Asisa wrote:Read a few more of your Psamls... Great Work!!!
Now that is a clever pun! Anyone who can stomach more than one of my "psalms" at a time, especially of their own volition, is A-OK in my book!
Frater AOV wrote:this kind of (****) strikes me as 100% useless
we all love to hear ourselves think
what good comes of it? to what end is all of this talk?
you're thinking about thinking
it basically amounts to mental masturbation
whatever sinks your submarine but like come on
unrelated: props on your psalms seekingha
Frater AOV wrote:i'm gonna be totally frank with you guys
this kind of (****) strikes me as 100% useless
Frater AOV wrote:we all love to hear ourselves think
Frater AOV wrote:what good comes of it? to what end is all of this talk?
Frater AOV wrote:you're thinking about thinking
it basically amounts to mental masturbation
Frater AOV wrote:whatever sinks your submarine but like come on
Frater AOV wrote:unrelated: props on your psalms seekingha
But suddenly, he realized, that in the "barren words" was a "voice" that wasn't his own.
seekinghga wrote:"There thought; and thought is evil." - Liber VII 1:31
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Cultural historian David B. Davis: striving for 'moral progress'
Cultural historian honored with 2013 National Humanities Medal
David Brion Davis: Yale University professor of history emeritus; founder and director emeritus of Yale's Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance and Abolition; author of 16 works of nonfiction; winner of scores of awards and honors, including a Pulitzer Prize for nonfiction.
And now one more.
The 87-year-old Orange resident was in Washington, D.C., last Monday afternoon, July 28 -- in the East Room of the White House -- to receive the 2013 National Humanities Medal from President Barack Obama, in ceremonies attended by first lady Michelle Obama and family members. He was one of 10 to be so honored in the field of humanities, while 11 individuals and one organization (Brooklyn Academy of Music) were presented the National Medal of the Arts.
Considered by many as among the world's foremost cultural historians, the revered professor has spent his life exploring racism and "moral evil" (when a sense of morality is perverted and corrupted) in his scholarship and books.
Or as read by Obama from the medal
Honored "for reshaping our understanding of history. A World War II veteran, Dr. Davis has shed light on the contradiction of a free nation built by forced labor, and his examinations of slavery and abolitionism drive us to keep making moral progress in our time."
In a recent interview, Davis said he is "overjoyed and deeply honored" by the award.
Born in Denver in 1927, Davis was drafted into the Army after high school graduation in 1945. His decision to become a historian was forged in post-World War II occupied Germany, where as a member of the Security Police, he observed and reacted to acts of discrimination (some between white and black troops) and cruelty. The most abominable was his capture of a Polish guard who had raped a 6-year-old German girl, infecting her with gonorrhea.
In a now-famous letter to his parents, dated Oct. 9, 1946, and postmarked Stuttgart, he mentioned his growing fascination with history:
"It strikes me that history, and proper methods of teaching it, are even more important at present than endocrinology and nuclear fission. I believe that the problems that surround us today are not to be blamed on individuals or even groups of individuals, but on the human race as a whole, its collective lack of perspective and knowledge of itself. That is where history comes in.
"Teaching history, I think, should be ... An unearthing of truths long buried beneath superficial facts and propaganda; a presentation of perspective and an overall, comprehensive view of what people did and thought and why they did it.
"... it doesn't help much to teach history as a series of wars and dates and figures, the good always fighting the bad, the bad usually losing. Modern history especially, should be shown from every angle ... as well as how public opinion stood, and what influenced it."
It would help us to understand ourselves better, he wrote. "And above all, it would make people stop and think before blindly following some bigoted group to make the world safe for Aryans or Democrats or Mississippians."
This belief in understanding the "big picture" -- social and cultural aspects of history in context -- sustained him throughout his life, Davis said. When he returned from the Army, he studied philosophy at Dartmouth College on the GI Bill, followed by three years in the 1950s at Harvard University, where he received his doctorate.
"Other than the birth of my (five) children, I would say that the greatest joy in my life has come from teaching," he said, adding that he has guided 58 doctoral dissertations in his career, helping to shape generations of historians to come.
Winning the Pulitzer for General Nonfiction in 1967 for "The Problem of Slavery in Western Culture" was "transformative," he said. That book would become the first pillar in a trilogy that would span nearly 50 years. In 1975, "The Problem of Slavery in the Age of Revolution, 1770-1783" was published. And earlier this year, Alfred A. Knopf published "The Problem of Slavery in the Age of Emancipation."
Davis said he is working on creating versions of those seminal works for young adults.
And what has he come to learn about the world? "Evil is rampant and it's not dying away," he said. "It is an aspect of human nature. ... History is full of the worst forms of dehumanization."
However, Davis pointed out that despite being around for thousands of years -- and considered part of the natural order ordained by higher beings -- the concept of slavery would become morally reprehensible to many a few centuries ago as society's views on sin evolved.
Thus, "I have a great appreciation for human goodness and society's remarkable ability to adapt and change."
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Ferrari 599XX Evoluzione, F1 Gear at Auction to Benefit Earthquake Victims
After the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy was struck by strong earthquakes over the last two weeks, Ferrari has announced plans to help victims. The automaker is launching an online auction next week, the proceeds of which will benefit families who have been affected by the earthquakes.
A 6.0-magnitude earthquake hit Italy on May 20, followed by a 5.8-magnitude earthquake earlier this week. Ferrari, Maserati, and Lamborghini all temporarily shut down their Italian factories in response to the earthquake, but no injuries to workers were reported.
The Ferrari auction will include numerous unique parts of the company's heritage, but the most impressive offering is probably a 599XX track car equipped with the Evoluzione Package. With the package, the Ferrari 599XX cranks out 750 hp from its 6.0-liter V-12 engine, and has an active rear wing inspired by Formula 1 race cars. Ferrari estimates the car has a market value of €1.3 million (about $1.6 million). The 599XX is a seriously exclusive vehicle: not street legal, the car is essentially a rolling development platform that Ferrari uses to research performance technology while customers pilot the car on tracks around the world.
Other items planned for the auction include a used Formula 1 engine, as well as helmets and race suits donated by drivers Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa. The auction also will feature a variety of items from the Ferrari Store, like branded watches, as well as various historic memorabilia from past Formula 1 race seasons.
Ferrari will post all the auction items online at FerrariStore.com next week.
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