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Megachurch competes for prizes in Super Bowl ad contest according to USA Today:
Pastors have long competed with the NFL on Sundays, but this season a hipster megachurch is turning the tables with a 30-second ad that could muscle its way into that all holiest of sporting events: the Super Bowl.Mosaic, a 3,000-member megachurch, is one of six finalists in the Doritos' "Crash the Super Bowl" challenge with a lighthearted spoof that plays off the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
For Erwin McManus, Mosaic's lead pastor, the ad competition represents a chance to make his faith relevant to one of the largest TV audiences in the nation when viewers least expect it — and are least likely to tune out.Another more serious religious message planned during the game has caused a stir: A pro-life ad paid for by the conservative group Focus on the Family is expected to feature University of Florida football star Tim Tebow speaking about how his mother gave birth to him despite doctor's recommendations that she should have an abortion.
But the LA church, a congregation full of hip twenty-somethings who mostly work in the film industry and make short films for a hobby, is taking a different tack. They were careful to stick to the quirky, slapstick-style humor that's expected by Super Bowl fans.
Super Bowl ad prices have dipped slightly this year, with CBS selling them for between $2.5 million and $2.8 million per 30-second unit this year, down from an average of $3 million last year on NBC, according to TNS Media Intelligence. The prices are so high because the game is the most-viewed show on television each year, with viewers tuning in to watch the commercials as much as the game itself. Last year, nearly 100 million people tuned in, according to Nielsen.
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Moldovan parliament sets up commission to probe postelection riot
The Moldovan parliament has set up a special commission in charge of investigating the causes and consequences of the 7 April mass riots in Chisinau. The commission has nine members representing all five parliamentary factions.
Under the decision passed by parliament, representatives of civil society and experts of international organizations will also participate in the work of the commission.
The commission will also look at the activities of police and investigative bodies in the aftermath of the riots. Its members will have to establish whether police violated human rights and brutalized participants in the protest rallies. The commission is due to submit a report on its activities to parliament within 60 days.
Earlier, acting president and speaker Mihai Ghimpu said, "Moldova's new authorities plan to complete the investigation of the 7 April riots in Chisinau."
As already reported by Infotag, t! he Communist Party won 60 out of 101 seats at the 5 April parliamentary election. The remaining 41 seats were won by three opposition parties. The second day the opposition organized protest rallies, saying that the election outcome was rigged by the Communist Party. On 7 April, the protest actions turned into mass riots during which the parliament building and the presidential administration were destroyed. The reconstruction of the two buildings, which is due to be completed in May 2010, will cost 40m dollars. After the riots, police and prosecution started reprisals against participants in the protests.
The then ruling Communist Party set up its own commission in charge of investigating the causes and consequences of the riots. The commission held just one meeting, after which its work was suspended given the start of a new election campaign for the 29 July early parliamentary election.
According to Moldovan NGOs, about 700 people were persecute! d and over 300 were beaten in police commissariats in the wake of the riots. The prosecution launched criminal cases against dozens of people. Those cases have not been closed yet. At the same time, after the former opposition came to power in Moldova following the 29 July election criminal cases were opened against 31 policemen who were accused of violating human rights.


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News Item: Distinctively Dutch Festival reception held at The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust hosted a reception in its education center Wednesday to welcome Arthur Kibbelaar, consul for cultural affairs for the Netherlands, and to kick off the three-month Distinctively Dutch Festival that opens in February. Board members, donors and supporters sampled Dutch fare prepared by Meat & Potatoes as they heard about the contemporary visual and performing arts programs that will be spread throughout the city, including the Cultural District, university campuses and the Manchester Craftsmen's Guild. (click link to read more)
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Marriage is team-work and this is an acquired trait which has to be learnt and practised with serious intent. Of course, we complement each other but most of us would be equally happy living alone, content in our own selfish balloons.
This style of belittling others is a quaint little habit. You will notice it is a regular habit in some people. Their persona is wrapped around it. It is impossible to make a statement or ask these people anything and it becomes an opening for them to show their wit rather than answer the question in a down-to-earth way or give a plain unadorned answer.
There is much talk of progress and success nowadays. Motivational programs are everywhere. In what sense of the word are we talking? For argument's sake, let's confine ourselves to the sense of advancement in career and money-making prospects. This then presupposes that everyone would always be striving to improve one's earning capabilities and keep on [...]
My own experience of life is that we are most of the time playing chess within our lives for no reason. For example when I was 10 or so, some boys wanted to steal mangoes. In the very first try we got caught. I decided then and there that there was no value in this cat-and-mouse game. The next time I wanted a mango, I just went and asked the owner and he gave me one!
As it is, humans are known to be bad listeners. We are so occupied with saying our piece that our ears are perennially switched off. So we have this lovely scenario where everyone is yapping away but there is little or no attempt to ensure that it is all registering at the other end. And this is precisely the point I wish to make.
There is much talk of anger management nowadays. It is good that the negative import of anger is understood now and people have become ready to do something about it if they can.
Control freaks are always in a hurry and in their hurry end up destroying quite a lot of things around them that they themselves have built up. The trick is to let them rant but keep the control of the final action and pacing in one's own hands
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I love smoothies. In summers past I used to make smoothies every morning to get my day started right (before my blenders kept braking – I seriously have terrible luck with blender lifespans). Not only can smoothies be an incredibly healthy way to start your day – but they can feel like dessert! 5 tips for healthy smoothies Don't use apple or pineapple juice they're loaded with sugar and doesn't add enough to the taste of your smoothie. Substitute... Read More
Lemon Polenta Cake
I love this cake. I wanted to find a recipe for a cornmeal cookie when I came across recipes for this classic Italian dessert. I originally printed out Nigella Lawson's recipe to try, but I didn't want to pour a lemon syrup over my cake. I just added the lemon right into the batter and ended up with an amazing pound cake with a crumbling texture and lemon kick, that's incidentally entirely gluten free! I guess I like dense cakes. This one definitely competes... Read More
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I've been looking for a reason for my sudden otherwise inexplicable foray into baking so many cakes and pies this season. I had thought it was just the inspiring selections from my always-pushing neighborhood fruit stand guys. These plums were irresistible with their freckles looking like a map of the universe on their glowing purple skin… but that doesn't really explain it. As I stand by my counter cutting through my bounty I begin feeling the comfort of the... Read More
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by Reverend Dr. D. Stuart Dunnan
One abiding thought about leadership that has become stronger over my 19 years as headmaster of the same school is the "otherness" of leadership, by which I mean a leader's responsibility and calling to think and act at times apart from his or her community.
In my role as headmaster, for instance, I need to function in the future even as I administer and encourage in the present, enrolling next year's students, hiring next year's faculty, planning improvements to campus.
I also need to function outside the school "looking in," even as I run the school "from within." I therefore need to challenge my colleagues to remain responsive to the outside world, even as I need to "sell" our distinct culture as a school to the outside world. Finally, I need to see the "bigger picture," connecting the different constituencies of the school, students, faculty, parents, trustees, and alumni, without belonging to any.
Similarly, students called to leadership roles in the school, most notably prefects, who assist the hall masters on their halls, need to be willing to stand apart from their peers to do their job well. They need to report anyone violating a major school rule, and they need to enforce the honor code. Again, they need to see the "bigger picture," and they need to be willing to "stand apart." This is a huge challenge for an eighteen year old to accept, but an invaluable one if he or she is going to lead for the good of all of us.
To be honest, the quality of any year at Saint James is largely determined by the quality of the prefects—their courage and their ownership of the school, their integrity and, quite frankly, their ambition.
This role requires three skills. Like Jesus praying in the Garden of Gethsemane or the proverbial "captain of the ship," a good leader needs to be able to function in some ways and in certain circumstances alone and therefore to give up the goal of popularity, or even at times collegiality. I always remember the advice of my most admired predecessor who served as headmaster for 29 years: "Don't worry whether it is popular or not; just worry whether it is right or wrong." Certainly this willingness to stand alone requires an inner strength and an abiding confidence, which is often difficult for sensitive extroverts like me to achieve and maintain, so this remains a personal challenge.
Secondly, the leader needs to empathize and communicate well to draw the whole together, to explain the bigger picture, to inform the present of the future, and the inside and outside of each other.
Finally, the leader needs to be brave, which is in the end the greatest test of leadership, not just brave in relationship to the "crowd," but also brave in relationship to the future, and thus ultimately in relationship to one's self: confident and optimistic, committed and engaged.
I teach a class of AP Modern European History to a group of talented and thoughtful seniors, which is in many ways a course in leadership, figures like Elizabeth I, Frederick the Great, and Winston Churchill distinguishing themselves from "the others." Surely what distinguishes them is this: their great confidence in themselves, their ability to inspire others, and their courageous hope for the future.
For there is this truth which history does teach us: losing generals fight the last war; winning generals fight the next one.
Reverend Dr. D. Stuart Dunnan
The Revd. Dr. D. Stuart Dunnan has been headmaster of Saint James School for 18 years. He has presided over a remarkable revival of this historic Episcopal boarding school in Western Maryland.
Father Dunnan holds a bachelor's and a master's degree in history from Harvard University and a masters and a doctoral degree in theology from Oxford University in England. As an educator and preacher, he is particularly interested in the moral and spiritual formation of teenagers, and thus eager to "encourage their goodness" and to "challenge their selfishness" within the context of their actual lives._


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Published: Thursday, September 16, 2010
Updated: Thursday, September 16, 2010 14:09
By MOLLY CUTLER Contributing Writer
Zumba, the popular dance workout system that combines elements of Latin and Caribbean music, as well as dances such as salsa, merengue and calypso, has come to the University Sports Complex.
The class is offered on Mondays and Wednesdays at 5 p.m. and a six-week session costs $50 for students. It is open to all students, faculty and staff.
The class consists of easy-to-follow dance moves set to different styles of Latin and popular music. Some songs include "Billie Jean" by Michael Jackson and "Waka Waka (This Time For Africa)" by Shakira.
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Salesmen have been selling "safe, reliable" pills for a long time. This ad is from Nov. 25, 1918.
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We are EBE Ensemble (the "Eleven Benevolent Elephants"), a young award-winning group of theater artists, producing our fourth annual festival of new one-act plays. By helping us, you'll be a part of the development of some really exciting writers, actors, and directors -- and look to the right to see how, if you give above the $35 level, you'll get the red-carpet treatment for your help!
Every year, we accept submissions (at no fee) from around the world -- this year we read around 500 plays to choose the 6 to include in the festival. All of the plays are new to New York and five of them are world premieres.
In 2009, two of our one-acts from Elephants on Parade were nominated for Outstanding Short Script at the New York Innovative Theater Awards (http://www.nyitawards.org), and one of them (Nico Vreeland's "The Interview") went on to win the award.
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Specifically, the $1111 (We elephants love the number 11) will cover our rehearsal rental costs. This is less than 1/10 of our full budget, but it's a very important part -- as an ensemble based company, most of our magic happens in the rehearsal room, exploring, pushing, and challenging each other and working with great directors and playwrights to develop and deepen their text. If we're able to raise more than this amount, it will help us to more fully realize the scenic, light, and costumes designs of the show and help to provide our artists with stipends.
Here's a little bit about this year's plays:
Daniel Welser Carrol's The Day the Devil Passed Through Harper County (directed by Barbara Harrison) recounts a pivotal moment in the life of a rural couple that calls into question issues of personal strength, family duties, and Christian charity.
Matthew Hanf's The Sandbox (directed by Bobbi Masters) explores the tragi-comic nature of suburban life, cat poop, and a child's sandbox.
Alexander Motyl's Waiting by Godot (directed by Rebecca Lewis-Whitson) explores the flipside of Beckett's famous play, where we finally discover what the title character was up to.
Michael Niederman's The Fairy Tale of America (directed by Elyzabeth Gorman) depicts Little Red Riding Hood, a nubile lass, on her way to Grandma's house when she is beset upon by the Big Bad Wolf, a savage beast intent on ravishing her in the worst possible way. Only with the help of the wise old Hunter can Little Red escape a most perilous fate.
Chris Purnell's 0800-HELP-U-WRITE (directed by Tracy Cameron Francis) follows a man who hires a young writer to compose his suicide note as both his conscience and his sister get in the way.
Finally, Tom Sime's The Right Reasons (directed by Adrian Wattenmaker) comedically flips the stereotype of the faked orgasm on its head as a young woman fights to discover the truth behind her boyfriend's empty condom.
For more information on our company or this show, visit our website (http://www.ebeensemble.org). You can also view exclusive interviews with this years playwrights on our Tumblr blog (http://ebeensemble.tumblr.com).
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Passover in our Community
This Passover, there's something for everyone in our community. From understanding the Passover holiday and rituals to creating new ones, Passover is deeply entrenched with tradition.
We've put together a list of resources for you, including local seders, food and drink recipes, Hagaddah options, and songs and video. Take this opportunity to share some of your holiday traditions on our Facebook page.
Seders from the Community Calendar
Kollel Hebrew and English Seders in Vancouver and Burnaby
Monday, April 18th 8:00 p.m.
Chabad Seders in Richmond, Vancouver, and Downtown
Monday, April 18th 8:00 p.m.
Tuesday, April 19th 8:00 p.m.
Second Seder at Schara Tzedeck
Tuesday, April 19th 08:30 p.m.
Third Seder at the Peretz Centre
Saturday, April 23rd 6:00 p.m.
Here are links to some favourite recipes. Does your family have a favourite recipe? Share it with us here!
Preparing a traditional seder plate
Matzo ball soup
Traditional brisket
Meatless Passover menu
Matzah pizza
Decadent desserts
Did you know that it's a commandment to drink four glasses of wine over the course of the seder? Here's a list of BC Liquor Stores on the Lower Mainland, so you can call ahead to ensure Kosher for Passover wines are still in stock. Most Kosher wines are also Kosher for Passover, look for this indicated under the hescher on the bottle. Great non-alcoholic alternatives can be found at Omnitsky or Sabra.
In Hebrew, seder means order, and at the heart of the seder is the Haggaddah, a Passover guidebook that spells out the order in which you and your family and friends can observe the traditions and add new ones.
Haggadot come in a wide variety of styles, representing many different traditions.
- Create your own Haggadah
- Judaism.com digital Haggadah
- Chabad English Haggadah
- Haggadah for beginners or families with children
Songs and Videos
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- If Moses had a laptop
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Patrick Kennedy sees 'mad rush' to legalize marijuana
Ex-congressman's cautionary efforts provoke pushback
(Washington Times) Not all Coloradans appreciated former Rep. Patrick J. Kennedy harshing their buzz Wednesday with his anti-marijuana effort.
Mr. Kennedy received a mixed reception at the unveiling of Project Smart Approaches to Marijuana, known as Project SAM, which seeks to spread information about the medical and public-health drawbacks of legalizing marijuana.
"Project SAM was created because we were concerned about the mad rush to legalization in this country and the false dichotomy presented as policy," Mr. Kennedy said. "Incarceration or legalization. Lock 'em up or let 'em use. This is not where we want this debate to devolve to. … We need a more enlightened, thorough and thoughtful discussion and policy debate."
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12:25: All Is Love Who do you love unconditionally? Who loves you unconditionally? Who do you love despite their flaws? All is love. (#)
Peanut. But she's pretty simple.
Missy. Obviously.
I've observed in myself that a lot of things that would have really bothered me just a few years ago I find amusing or totally not bothersome now. Which is not at all to say that Missy does a bunch of irksome things that no longer irk me. She doesn't. Whatever combo of me maturing and our relationship being what it is means I'm often delighted by her (still!), I can depend on her, I can be completely honest with her, I trust her, and she makes me want to be all those same things for her.


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This is a city of contrast and contradiction - on one side you have luxurious malls, towering skyscrapers and gourmet treats, while on the other side you have children sleeping on the streets, constant flooding and overcrowded slums.
Tourists rarely pay any attention to Jakarta, but those who do will find a mega-city filled with vibrant culture, where people of all ages and class come together to pursue their dream of a better living. For history buffs, parts of Jakarta's Old City (Kota Tua) offer interesting insights into the long 350 years period of Dutch colonialism. Jakarta was previously known as Batavia, during which it became a... show full NileGuide review
If you're looking to treat yourself why not head to the Grand Hyatt. The hotel is in the heart of the business district and next to Plaza Indonesia. It boasts over 450 rooms and suites and is one of the largest luxury hotels in Jakarta. As you would expect the hotel has a spa and fitness centre. Why not stretch and unwind with a yoga class or sweat out the day's worries in the steam room and sauna? Makes a change from the business of Jakarta's traffic... Read More
If you're short on time in Jakarta here are some suggestions to make the most of the night. Before heading out on any night out in Jakarta you might want to make the decision to stay put in one area all evening. Traffic on a Friday and Saturday night is far worse than normal (and that's bad). It's just a hunch but I'm sure you can find better ways to spend your night than being stuck in a taxi. A good place to start the night is to have a cheeky drink... Read More
Why not try something completely different next time you visit Jakarta? Instead of eating out – eat in. There are a few cooking courses offered in the city and what better way to keep your holiday fresh in your mind when you get back home? Jakarta Bed & Breakfast based in south Jakarta offers some popular cooking courses. Learn how to transform lemon grass, turmeric, tamarind, chili peppers, curry and peanuts into a culinary delight. In each class you... Read More
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The fans are always right. As of 7:45 am of last Sunday, I have been promoted to nearing almost half-grown up status. With nothing but the shirt on my back, the spirit of my soul, and the mandatory WORKING pen/pencil in my pocket, I set off in the blazing Durango to the Thousand Oaks Bay area with one lone destination--The Safety First Driving Academy of the Arts. A trifle hungry, I pull up to the building complex near Tommy's and Safety First. Fortunately, there was no need to top off the ol' tummy at Tommy's; my Safety First package includes finely catered breakfast and lunch. The bronze academy doors swing open with the sudden gust of church hymn and I enter, nearly tripping over the brochure rack. Here awaits my godly brunch. Six or seven pre-packaged, stale-resistant, warm bagels lay whining and partially steaming in a chipped basket. Posted for convenience-- "ONLY TAKE ONE (1)".GARY, the office lady: (Plugging in a chord, scowling) "Don't take two." Nervously, I edge past her into the main classroom. The class is functionally designed with five rows of table desks, seats aplenty. Giggling cardboard and foil mock roadside signs litter the ceiling, hanging from purple yarn and felt, chatting quietly about the prospects of recess. Mr. Leslie, my instructor, hands me my plain blue progress folder which has been lazily dressed in a Safety First company sticker, sighing the Safety First company motto, "We don't cut any corners." Crying briefly, I take a seat, not sitting directly next to any of the strangers or Latino gang members drawing pictures of me being killed on napkins. Three girls with characature figures sit down across from me, frowning and clearing their throats. In front of them sits The Coolest Kid Ever, sporting foot high surfer hair spikes and a sidekick named Kerns who is about ten and has an arm cast. Both carry Coca Cola's, and The Coolest Kid Ever wears a clever shirt with clever orange text on the back--"Delightfully tacky, yet unrefined." In his arms are two separate Pac Sun jackets, one bright blue and one bright green. In his efforts to impress the girls behind him, he jokes about gays and switches jackets every ten minutes or so. Most awing, however, is the build-up of white lint atop his hair, that always seems to be growing. Mr. Leslie quietly begins to expel dry-erase marker onto the whiteboard, "a few things too remember..." This subtle joke sets our stage.ACT I, SCENE iThe scene opens with MR. LESLIE, the driving instructor, introducing himself to the students. His face is constantly shiny with sweat and beer, and his hair has a tendency to disobey. He has a pot-belly and a checkered shirt four sizes too large, along with a pair of signature hiking boots. On his old high school bowling team he was sarcastically nicknamed "The Human Horseshoe" because he was just damn bad luck.MR. LESLIE: (Shouting loudly into his fist) "Name's Mr. Leslie. Gonna be your driving instructor, for those of 'un who still dunno. Personally, been in seven major accidents, lost my license at 18. So don' worry, I think we're all still learnin', right." (After a dead pause) "Funny, yeah? But I'm serious."THE COOLEST KID EVER sniggers, and MR. LESLIE whinnies.MR. LESLIE: (Scratching his knees) "Now wait. Gotta take this class seriously, I'm serious. An' no horsing around. Hey, take that lint out of your hair."THE COOLEST KID EVER: (Rocking around awkwardly in his chair, playing it up for the ladies) Oh yeah, sorry. (He de-lints.)Enter montage of MR. LESLIE stopping class to yell at THE COOLEST KID EVER to keep taking the regenerating lint out of his hair over and over again, while KERNS quivers. End montage.STUDENT: (Eating quietly) "What happens when the person making a left turn--"GARY, the office lady: (Kicking down the small door, holding a pistil, screeching) "I'LL KILL YOU LESLIE, YOU PIG! YOU PIIIG!!"Suddenly a GANG MEMBER brandishes a switch-blade and drives it through GARY'S back with a grunt. Choking violently, GARY slips dramatically to the floor in a ruddy bath of blood. The GANG member stands awkwardly with the knife in his shaking hand for a long while, eyeing the shocked faces around the room nervously, panting.MR. LESLIE: (Softly) "Fuck, man."
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"This highly-unusual spring or summer soup was called 'green borscht' in my family. It's served chilled and is very pleasant and refreshing."
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4 large potatoes, peeled and diced
2 bunches green onions, chopped
1 bunch fresh spinach leaves, chopped
1 bunch fresh sorrel, chopped
2 eggs, beaten
salt to taste
1 tablespoon white sugar
1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar
1 cucumber, diced (optional)
2 hard-cooked eggs, diced (optional)
1/4 cup sour cream, for topping (optional)
2 sprigs fresh dill weed, chopped (optional)
A wonderful recipe, but I believe a step was left out. Since the recipe didn't say "dice/chop very very fine" I think that before the beaten eggs are added, the soup should be blended. It would also be helpful to have better instruction than "fill a large pot 3/4 full with water." I used my 5 1/2 quart Le Creuset pot, and filled it 3/4 full. By the time I added the 4 large potatoes, it was full to the brim. Since potatoes greatly vary in size, a weight would be helpful. We picked the sorrel from our community herb garden--as other reviewers have said it's hard to find sorrel in stores (including our local co-op). It would be nice to know how much a "bunch" of sorrel is.
this is a very good recipe for "holodnik" I have not being able to find "shaveel" or sorrel in US, but I think balsamic vinegar should do the trick, your recipe is delightful because it shows how to use spinach and get a zing! thumbs up!
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Hottest New Release: Blunderbuss
The White Stripes were already a top seller at Sisters of Sound — in fact, Sarah Sue just put a new copy of White Blood Cells on a shelf this week. It may be gone by the time you read this. Blunderbuss might not be around, either. Sarah Sue says that Jack White's solo debut has been the top seller amongst recent releases from bands like The Black Keys and Mumford & Sons.
Trendiest Record: The Chronic
Sisters of Sound has seen a resurgence in sales of '90s hip-hop records. Dr. Dre's The Chronic has been at the forefront of this local trend. If you see it or its ilk at other shops in the area, do Sarah Sue a favor and bring it by. She'll be able to sell it, perhaps even that same day.
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While perusing a new collection that had been dropped off at her shop, Sarah Sue confessed that she can never seem to sell Pablo Cruise records — whether it's the self-titled debut, or any other record from the easygoing '70s group. If you've been waiting for the right time to sell A Place in the Sun, you haven't yet found it.
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On the other end of the spectrum, Sarah Sue can't seem to find enough Steve Miller Band records to keep on the Sisters of Sound shelves. Whether it's Children of the Future, The Joker, Fly Like An Eagle, or a number of his other popular records, Steve Miller is maybe as popular in Manhattan, KS as he ever was.
Oddest Record in the Store: English Muffins by Mystic Mood Orchestra
If you're bored one day, I beg you to visit Sisters of Sound and ask Sarah Sue to talk about this record. The 1970 album is a lounge-y collection of British pop covers. It's worth asking about just for the fantastic cover art, which Sarah Sue proudly displays near the register. If you're nice enough, though, you may get to hear delightfully bizarre covers of classic pop arrangements (The Beatles' "Ticket to Ride") and one-off UK hits ("Love Grows [Where My Rosemary Goes]").
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Asked to recommend one record that Manhattan may not be familiar with, Sarah Sue was quick to recommend the work of the '90s band Jellyfish, particularly their debut record Bellybutton. She says of the band: "No one knows about them unless you worked in a record store in the '90s," she explained. Fortunately, Sarah Sue did. If you still need to be sold, though, you should know that guitarist Jason Faulkner mentored current Raconteur Brendan Benson.
Biggest Haul: The Velvet Underground & Nico
Sisters of Sound's biggest triumph in used record sales came a few years ago, when Sarah Sue and her sister sold a third pressing of the famous Velvet Underground debut record. Yes, The Velvet Underground & Nico features Andy Warhol's iconic banana artwork, and the store's copy had an unpeeled banana on the front of its sleeve. The shop sold the record online for $170, but Sarah Sue noted such a sale is a rare one. "We sell stuff for people to listen to," she explained. "If you want to collect, go collect stamps or coins or something."
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Hi guys, my Asus gtx 670 top started to bent down \ twisted "I don't know what to call it" and I'm afraid that it will break on me some day, I want to know how to support the card's weight and make it even in one level? My MoBo is Asus P8Z77-V and Thermal take Chaser MK-I case My Regards
If you're willing to spend $14.99 then I suggest this : PowerColor PowerJACK. If not, just cut some thin PVC pipes, fill it with unused paper or something else, seal both end with tape, and use it as your VGA support beam
thanks for your fast replay , I really appreciate it, but is there any tutorial about how to do it online? cause I have no idea how .
What bent? The card or the motherboard slot? Either way, don't you have it screwed to your case where the monitor hook-ups are? Like this-
here is what I'm talking about I hope it's clear to you, the card is secured from one end, and bent down on the opposite one.
That's strange. You sure you don't have the lock at the end of the pci-e slot broken? I've owned a couple of heavy cards myself (have a Zotac 670 currently) but never seen anything like it. Edit: is your motherboard properly fixed to the case chassis?
That really shouldnt happen on a card like that, it isnt that heavy. On dual gpu cards id expect it, but not a dual slot 670! EDIT: I just thought, strange and ridiculous idea, but are the case slots slightly higher than the PCIE slots on the motherboard, that whole thing is diagonal
well the easiest fix would be to get some monifilament fishing line and support the card with it by tieing to one of the heatpipes then to the top of your case
It appears to me that the end where your card is connected to the case seems to be warping itself the bottom segment appears to be fine but the top appears to be bending up as if it is improperly screwed in or breaking. The card itself as a whole appears to be mounted on a distinctly diagonal tilt as well. Sorry for the terrible paint skills but my touchpad sucks >.> Hopefully i highlights exactly what I am referring to though.
This same thing happens to my Asus GTX 570 (Dual slot)...even when the power cables are not plugged in. I honestly believe the card is just that heavy. I've had other cards and none of them have ever done it, only the big dual slot cards. I fixed mine by running a zip-tie around one of the heatpipes and attached to my drive bay.
I didn't understand on what you are referring to by "yes it is". Do you mean that the lock at the end of the pci-e slot is broken or do you mean that your motherboard is properly fixed?
my GTX680 is doing the same thing now that I have a waterblock on it now. Was thinking about doing the PVC pipe idea for now.
I'll try, thanks your skills are very good actually you managed to highlight \ show the problem exactly. you r right, it's not the power cables fault as I've checked them and found out that they are loose and not tight as they appears in the picture, what happened with your Asus GTX 570? did you managed to solve the problem? or did you just left it as it is?
It's still running just fine right now. I actually took the zip-tie off a few months ago and it sags just like yours, however I've read on several forums of people running their's like that for years without issue. I've actually ran a dual slot 3870x2 for over 3 years like that with no issues...it was actually sagging more than yours. Now, this doesn't mean that it can't potentially break something. I plan on fixing mine again with a zip-tie.
can you show me how exactly? I know how to do it but... you know, it would be better to see an actual picture showing how it's done .
2 things : 1) your motherboard is not aligned correctly 3) your case has an alignment problem which results in badly constructed, thermaltake:shadedshu Try to loosen (even those on the GPU bracket ) but do not remove all the motherboard screws and move it to the top and bottom see if the graphics card aligns itself.
Pvc pipe idea sounds like the best quick/cheap solution. Just cut it to length and stick it in. Or toilet paper/paper towel tube like was mentioned might be more readily available; lol, ghetto mods ftw @okidna, why would it need to be stuffed with paper?
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This is the direct result of setting up a system that holds teachers accountable for what goes on at home. Bad test scores should also impact the parents.
Respectfully, but this has nothing to do with parenting (other than the fact that some raise cheaters). This is fraud. If a doctor/nurse did this it would be frightening! If a teacher does it how is it the students fault? (Well not technically a teacher bc they obtained the test results by cheating)
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Stacked cinder blocks and boards work just as well as most, but they're nowhere near as fun — or as optimistic in this e-book world — as the swirling, angled, wacky shelves in Alex Johnson's new book. "Bookshelf" (Thames & Hudson, $24.95) has more than 300 color photos of minimalist, ladder-shaped shelves, jumbled boxes, swirling towers and the occasional farm animal. (That's Estante Vaco, above, by Brazilian designer Dennys Tormen). One disorienting design built into a staircase holds 2,000 books, but many others were created without much apparent thought to storing more than a few volumes.
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Nobody & Co. designer Alisee Matta, whose Bibliochaise is included in the book, said life in a small, book-filled apartment inspired her to create a leather armchair that envelopes the sitter with 16 feet of shelf space. "Sitting and living in the middle of your favorite books is a very strong feeling," she says in "Bookshelf."
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The wit and delight that the designers seem to have taken in making these bookshelves collides head-on with the rise in reading on hand-held devices. That, Johnson said, could make bookcases just another piece of decoration. But, he added, that's not likely for a long time.
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Bills-Bears game notes [7:48 AM] D and C reports: 'In their last three games, all victories, the Bills are plus-8 in the takeaway/giveaway department.'
Flutie wins, loses starting role [7:47 AM] Toronto Star reports: 'Doug Flutie played well enough to beat the Chicago Bears 20-3 yesterday, but not well enough to start next week.'
No end to Bills' conflict [7:46 AM] Toronto Star reports: 'Following the Bills' snoozer of a 20-3 win over the offensively challenged Chicago Bears yesterday, in which both men played a role, they were given a chance to bury the hatchet in the fertile soil of their simmering feud. Not so subtly, they each came up short.'
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When good luck was passed out, Miller was absent [7:40 AM] Chicago Tribune reports: 'Sometimes you wonder if God is telling Miller that his purpose isn't to be a starting QB.'
The Buffalo ills [7:38 AM] Chicago Sun Times reports: 'As usual, disaster struck just when things seemed to be looking up for the Bears.'
Urlacher keeps fans tuning in [7:38 AM] Chicago Sun Times reports: 'Rookie middle linebacker Brian Urlacher was at his omnipresent best again Sunday, turning up so often you'd swear he'd been cloned. Officially, Urlacher was credited with 14 tackles, but seemed to have that many in the first half alone.'
Former teammate Moulds gets best of Smith [7:37 AM] Chicago Sun Times reports: '"You can give the edge to him," Smith said. "He caught two plays when I was on him and made some great catches on them."'
Flutie leads Bills to win - but Johnson will return next week [7:36 AM] Arlington Heights Daily Herald reports: 'It's hard to keep things interesting in Buffalo, but Bills coach Wade Phillips does his best to spark the masses.'
Adding injury to insult [7:35 AM] Arlington Heights Daily Herald reports: 'Any chance the Bears had of salvaging some respectability from a disappointing season probably ended when quarterback Jim Miller suffered a torn left Achilles' tendon with 5:20 left in the first half Sunday.'
On an otherwise dreary day, defense shines [7:34 AM] Arlington Heights Daily Herald reports: 'Against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, the defense made a game of it when the offense offered only 3 points the entire day.'
Robinson wants no part of any moral victories [7:33 AM] Arlington Heights Daily Herald reports: 'Only twice this season have the Bears permitted fewer than the 299 total yards they surrendered against the Bills (276 vs. the Lions and 298 against the Eagles), but it wasn't good enough to prevent another defeat.'
Painful step for Bears [7:32 AM] Tinley Park Daily Southtown reports: 'Jim Miller's season officially ended Sunday.'
Matthews takes reins, feeling Miller's pain [7:31 AM] Tinley Park Daily Southtown reports: 'More than sympathy, it was empathy that moved Shane Matthews to Jim Miller's side Sunday.'
Bears Notebook [7:30 AM] Tinley Park Daily Southtown reports: 'The Bears are paying Thomas Smith big bucks to stop the opponent's top receiver, something the veteran cornerback failed to do in Sunday's 20-3 loss to Buffalo.'
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Buffalo honors former player who died in Vietnam [3:57 PM] AP reports: '"The Buffalo Bills organization has supported us. When we were crumbled with grief they were there to pick us up and wrap their arms around us and remember Bob," [Jan] Kalsu McLaughlin said.'
'Air Bears' can be dangerous, despite record [9:23 AM] Buffalo News reports: 'The Buffalo Bills' defense has excelled at making offenses one-dimensional this season. Today it faces an opponent that is used to being one-dimensional.'
Package goods [9:21 AM] Buffalo News reports: 'The 350-pound, 32-year-old Washington has rebounded from what was a down year by his standards in 1999. He's on pace for 109 tackles, his best total since '97, and an impressive figure given the fact he is spelled by his backup, Williams, roughly 12 to 15 plays a game.'
Elvis sighted - at Bills games, at least [9:20 AM] Buffalo News reports: 'Behind the polyester jumpsuit, sunglasses, sideburns and guitar of maybe the most distinctive fan in Ralph Wilson Stadium during the Buffalo Bills season can be found a 38-year-old Lockport salesman.'
Bills would look silly giving Miller time to throw the ball [9:19 AM] Buffalo News reports: 'Outlook: The Bills desperately need a win today, because the schedule the next month is a bear. . . . Bills, 24-17.'
Bills players don't care who's playing QB position [8:47 AM] Olean Times Herald reports: '"If Rob's in there, I catch passes. If Doug's in there I catch passes. If they put (backup tight end) Bobby Collins at quarterback and he can throw it ... let's get it done."'
QB controversy still distracts Bills [7:43 AM] Indianapolis Star reports: 'What happens next, and what it means to the Bills, is anybody's guess. But it can't be good for the overall psyche of a team trying to work its way back into the AFC East race.'
Jauron wants to 'stack' a few Bears victories [7:31 AM] Chicago Tribune reports: 'In Jauron's two seasons as their coach, the Bears are 1-6 after victories.'
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Starring: | E.G. Marshall, Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb, Ed Begley, E. G. Marshall, Jack Warden, Martin Balsam, Edward Binns, John Fiedler, Jack Klugman, Joseph Sweeney, George Voskovec, Robert Webber |
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