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Mahmoud Ayoub Receives Distinguished Scholar Award
Left to right, Abubaker al-Shingieti, Executive Director of the International Institute of Islamic Thought and Board member, Hartford Seminary; Jamal Barzinji, Vice President of IIIT; and Professor Mahmoud Ayoub |
Professor Mahmoud Ayoub, Faculty Associate in Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations at Hartford Seminary, has received the 2012 Distinguished Scholar Award from the International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT) for his leadership in the Institute's Summer Institute for Scholars.
Dr. Ayoub, who received the award at a ceremony on Wednesday, July 18, said that he is honored by the recognition. He also praised the Institute for its commitment to "Islamic studies and Muslim Unity." He complimented Jamal al-Barzinji, vice president of IIIT, and Abubaker Al Shingieti, executive director, for their creative leadership.
The Summer Institute for Scholars 2012 started at IIIT headquarters in Herndon, VA, on July 9 with an opening lecture on "Ethics and Government: IbnTaymiyya Against Extremism" by Yahya Michot, Professor of Islamic Studies and Christian-Muslim Relations at Hartford Seminary. The theme of the gathering this year is "Good Governance in Islam: Classical and Contemporary Approaches."
The program included lectures, paper presentations and panel discussions by more than 15 scholars from different academic backgrounds. Also participating were the students enrolled in the IIIT Summer students program for the current year.
Dr. Ayoub was born in South Lebanon. He received his education at the American University of Beirut (BA, Philosophy, 1964), the University of Pennsylvania (M.A., Religious Thought, 1966), and Harvard University (Ph.D., History of Religion, 1975).
From 1988 to 2008, he was a Professor and Director of Islamic Studies in the Department of Religion, Temple University, Philadelphia, an Adjunct Professor at the Duncan Black Macdonald Center, Hartford Seminary, Connecticut, a Research Fellow at the Middle East Center, University of Pennsylvania and the Tolson visiting professor at the Pacific School of Religion, Berkeley California. In 1998, Dr. Ayoub helped devise and launch a graduate M.A. level program in Muslim-Christian relations and comparative religion for the Centre for Christian-Muslim Studies, University of Balamand, Lebanon, and since the Spring of 1999, has been its visiting professor. Dr. Ayoub also previously taught at San Diego State University, the University of Toronto, and McGill University.
Throughout his academic career, Mahmoud Ayoub has received distinguished awards and scholarships, both for his achievements and researches. Among others, he was a recipient of the Kent Doctoral Fellowship and the Canada Council Fellowship. In 1994-5, he participated in the Fulbright Exchange of Scholars program for Malaysia. In the Spring-Summer of 2000, he undertook a research project on Christian-Muslim relations in Egypt and Lebanon, also on a Fulbright scholarship.
Mahmoud Ayoub is the author of a number of books including, Redemptive Suffering in Islam and The Qur'an and Its Interpreters (vol. 1 & 2). The summer of 2000 saw the release of his two-volume publication, Dirasat fi al-'Alaqat al-Masihiyyah al-Islamiyyah in Arabic (Studies in Christian-Muslim Relations). Islam: Faith and History appeared in 2004. In addition, his articles have appeared in books and journals, like, The Muslim World, Journal of the American Oriental Society, Bulletin of the Institute of Middle Eastern Studies (Tokyo, Japan) and Islamochristiana (Rome, Italy), among many others. Prof. Ayoub has also served and is still serving on a number of Advisory and Editorial Boards.
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Formats: | 18 DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | Deborah Van Valkenburgh, Sheri Moon, Bill Moseley, Michael Berryman, Leslie Easterbrook, Tyler Mane, Steve Railsback, Ken Foree, Sid Haig, William Forsythe, Tyler Mane |
Director: | Rob Zombie |
Genres: | Horror, Thriller |
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Rental release: | 26 Dec 2005 |
Main languages: | English |
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By Vampire from Staffs , 15 Aug 2005[Highly rated reviewer]
What a master piece, anyone who enjoyed the first one, this sequel is even better. Taking the set out of the house this time kept the plot and characters on the move and prevented boredom setting in.
The use of actors from other famous horror movies is always a good idea and a salute to Mr Zombie's love of the genre and those of us geekish enough to spot his praise of other films. The three main characters will repulse you in ways that you never thought possible and although gore is a plenty in this film so are the funny moments and Mr Zombie definitely knows when and how to mix the two to ensure neither carries on too long.
The Sheriff's character a redneck slaying, god fearing vigilante is so cool that you find yourself rooting for him to catch the bad guys and dish up his own version of deep south justice from the minute he appears on screen. The first ten minutes of the film provide the best shoot out scenes I have seen in a long time and reminded me of the old spaghetti westerns, maybe another genre favourite of Mr Zombie.
Think 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' (the orignial) meets 'Thelma and Louise' and you wont go far wrong.
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By oldfaithful (39 reviews) from York, england , 16 Oct 2012i could not believe how much i enjoyed this film, i really expected it to be awful, but it was very, very good, the acting was well above what i expected with a strong cast and the story although predictable, never bored me, do yourself a favour and rent this film.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Brilliant film - good music too....
By Tazminola (38 reviews) from London , 09 May 2012I thought this was really really good! If you like gore, twists and turns you will love it. Not for the faint-hearted as some scenes are little yucky! Very good cast, music and is shot really well too! Worth a watch most definitely.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By cheesekake (1498 reviews) from uk , 08 Mar 2012Rob zombie shows that he's multi talented in this film.
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The Zombie and The Devil.
By BMidland (141 reviews) from Walsall , 04 Dec 2011Rob Zombie proves that his own material is a lot denser and more substantial than his Halloween remakes with this companian piece to House Of 1000 Corpses.
The horror is given free reign and a wider palate, setting scenes in broad, harsh daylight making the terror more real and vivid.
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Killer clowns are so lovely.
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The largest set of government documents from the Early Modern period is now available online for academic research. The fourth and final part of State Papers Online, 1509-1714 offers students and researchers unprecedented access to documents covering the full range of the Tudor and Stuart governments' domestic and foreign activities.
Letters and top secret reports expose the backroom politics of the Tudor and Stuart regimes, alert to the threats of internal rebellion and foreign invasion. The material includes accounts of espionage and treason, detailed ambassadorial intelligence reports, and letters between the monarchs and rulers of Europe as they vied for power and brokered alliances.
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Published in four parts over four years, State Papers Online, 1509-1714 is the largest digital manuscript archive of its kind to link original historical manuscripts to their fully text-searchable Calendars. Now with the completion of the series, users can cross-search almost three million documents housed in separate collections from The National Archives and the British Library.
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Updated: 2:48 PM - I finally did my pull up!!! It was a New Year's Resolution that took me ALL YEAR! But I did it.
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They didn't stop with the wrapped presents. They also took the family laptop and a printer that was still in the box.
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Planning my first cycle, currently macros are 400c/100f/300p and I'm ~195lbs on a lean bulk. What changes do I need to make when I go on cycle, and do I reassess macros when I hit pct or wait until after?
Lots of variables here. Depends on what your goals are, what compounds you're using, what type of training on cycle you're doing, etc.
For example if i was on test and tren, i'd be eating 1k over BMR for a lean bulk; remember without anabolics 500 cals above BMR is considered your basic level for lean gains.
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Good point. My goals are adding lean mass and strength. I do a basic bodybuilding split, 5 days/ week, high volume w/2 days hiit cardio. Planning on going on helladrol 6 weeks.Originally Posted by Rhadam
Right now I am about 400-500 over maintenanceOriginally Posted by uvawahoowa
For helladrol i'd eat about 500 cals over BMR. You're on the right track for some nice lean gains. If your already putting on nice lean mass at your current surplus level, maybe even increase that a few hundred cals. It's not a bad idea to see how the first 3 weeks go (should kick in by week 2). Then after the third week check your progress and play with the calories if needed.
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Ok, no specific increase in protein? Or is this a compound that will not increase protein synthesis?Originally Posted by Rhadam
Any raise in testosterone will raise protein synthesis above baseline. Any increase in calories on cycle should be an increase in all macros. Normally i take in less than 1g of protein per lb of weight. On cycle i increase that to 1.5g at least. Take full advantage of your body working above optimal levels.
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Ok, I am at 1.5g/lb protein right now...maybe I will increase to 1.75 on cycle and go from there. That would put me at 600-700 cals over maintenanceOriginally Posted by Rhadam
I haven't kept track of my macros and caloric intake in years. I just eat. When you're experienced enough with your diet then you know what to eat and when to eat it. If you're new to this then keep track of your food intake, adjust when needed, and grow. Everyone is different so you'll have to experiment with what works for you. If I ate 3000-3500cals a day I'd probably starve and lose 60lbs (no joke). What works for others is not what will necessarily work for you and your goals.
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Russian Dolls - Pot Luck 2 details
Format: | 15 DVD |
Starring: | Cecile De France, Aissa Maiga, Gary Love, Kelly Reilly, Evguenya Obraztsova, Lucy Gordon, Kevin Bishop, Irene Montala, Audrey Tautou, Romain Duris |
Director: | Cedric Klapisch |
Genres: | Comedy, Romance, World Cinema |
Studio: | CINEFILE |
Original title | Les Poupees Russes |
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Russian Dolls - Pot Luck 2 |
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Run time: | 2 hours 3 minutes |
Rental release: | 29 Jan 2007 |
Main languages: | English, French, Russian |
Subtitles: | English |
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Enjoyable but pales in comparison to Pot Luck
By a customer from Northern Ireland , 07 Aug 2006[Highly rated reviewer]
When hearing that there was to be a sequal to Pot Luck (L'auberge Espangol) I was very dubious as in my eyes it could either be a completely new bunch of students entering the Erasmus programme or following the life of the lead Xavier; neither of which sounded to me like a desrved follow up to the brilliant Pot Luck (which came at a very pertinant time in my life). I am pleased to say that Russian Dolls is not simply a sequal, in the sense that it's the same elements used in an extension of the story the new element being Xavier's surreal asides which I felt brightened the film and showed origionality - which in a sequal is a rare event. There is, however, still the problem of diminishing returns - mainly in the aspect that the viewer is no longer raring for the leads to succed, as instead of pursuing the goals they had in university they just bumble along with their lives without any obvious direction. Also alot of the great dynamic of the many interacting cultures is gone replaced by Xavier's flat hopping through just a couple of his old flat mates.
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(27)Plodded along, felt too long
By a customer from OXON , 10 Apr 2012I really enjoyed the first film but this one just seemed to overly labour the point. Disappointing really.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Disappointing sequel, unpleasant characters
By MarkJohnson (1 review) from Liverpool , 07 Oct 2011A dreadful sequel. Features the same whimsical style as the original, but all progress and lessons made by the characters in the previous film are negated, and each one is portrayed as self-centred, egotistical and thoroughly unlikeable.
Xavier goes from indecisive young romantic to unreasonable, selfish bedhopper. Isabelle is now a coke-snorting lesbian stereotype. Wendy is self-destructive and uncaring. The only likeable character is, bizarrely, Kevin Bishop's William, who is not only less obnoxious than in the previous film, but appears to be the only character in the entire film to have any respect for relationships and to not use anybody, cheat or lie.
As well as the despisable, selfish characters, the plot drags on terribly, with most scenes either inconsequential or just poor attempts of recreating the atmosphere of the first film.- Was this review helpful to you?
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If you have seen the first this is not a great second one
By Couver (6 reviews) , 23 Sep 2011If you have seen the the original you probably will be hoping for more. As a stand alone film this is a good sunday afternoon movie, that both doest excite or really disappointment.
I did wonder why in english it is called russian dolls when most of the time it is split between london and paris? I do like the speed of the film you seem to be constantly taken with the people you are following and you dont ever want to forward, but to counter this you also think that some of the situations may be a little far fetched, especially with the running scene, but hey its a 'French' film so you expect these things.
All in all a decent movie and i would not stop people watching it or recommend it either- Was this review helpful to you?
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Compleat Klapischs Matryoshka movie making
By Stephen from North Cornelly, South Wales , 23 Jan 2010In Les poupées russes Cédric Klapisch set himself the task of constructing an equally likeable sequel to L'auberge espagnole (2002) and fitting into the structure suggested by the title. The film, like the now ubiquitous Romain Duris is totally measured and very self conscious in a way that only French cinema and French film actors can be the Belmondo of the slacker generation. The film is carried by quirky Romain but is given flesh and blood by the ensemble returning from the Barcelona debut. Cécile De Frances fleshed out character seems the one that has most developed, whilst Audrey Tautou again seems hardly worth the billing.
What is really attractive about this film are the wonderful backdrops. You could fall in love with Londons Victoria but it is St Petersburg that really steals the show. A really engaging Pas de deux for the Kevin Bishop character and the parachuted in Evguenya Obraztsova allows us to enjoy wonderful views of St Petes minus the leaded petrol fumes that was such a striking feature of my visit there. River views and day to day streets never better.
Best of all are the clever visual set pieces that segue the different scenes and the iconic Rossi Street strut featuring the tragic Lucy Gordons der⋅ri⋅ere which adds a postscript poignancy to picture perfect St Petes.
A really, really enjoyable film. Lets hope that all parties are prepared to have us back for a catch up soon.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Worth watching
By cadykeni (9 reviews) from London , 08 Jan 2010We watched both 1 and 2 and although we didn't think 2 was as good, we thought it was definitely worth watching. It is pleasant, easy going, funny, very international with lot's of nationalities and languages and it works!- Was this review helpful to you?
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John R. Graham on WTPL radios Bulldog Live Show Recorded: Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Senior Fellow John R. Graham appeared on WTPL radios "Bulldog Live" to talk about the "Healthcare Contract with America" which would replace Obamacare with a free market system. Graham also talks about the "6 Reasons why Obamacare will fail" pointing out the short comings of the current so-called Affordable Care Act.
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Bruce Benson on Property Rights Recorded: Monday, October 14, 2013
Senior Fellow Dr. Bruce Benson, author of Property Rights: Eminent Domain and Regulatory Takings Re-examined, speaks with Jeanne Hoffman of Kosmos.
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Maura McEnaney on The Gene Countryman Show Recorded: Sunday, October 6, 2013
Maura McEnaney, author of Willard Garvey: An Epic Life, discusses her new book with radio host Gene Countryman of KNSS in Wichita, Kansas.
Experts: Maura McEnaneyType: RadioIssues: Business, Culture/ Society, Entertainment, Free Market Economics, Land Use
Ivan Eland Discusses Syria on ARNN Recorded: Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appears on the nationally syndicated "America's Radio News Network" program with Lori Lundin discussing the debate on American intervention in Syria.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: RadioIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Government Power, Terrorism and National Crises
Ivan Eland Discusses TSAs New PreCheck Program on ARNN Recorded: Thursday, August 8, 2013
Senior Fellow Ivan Eland talks with host Ernie Brown about airport security and the TSAs new PreCheck program on Americas Radio News Network.
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Mary Theroux, Senior Vice President at the Independent Institute, is interviewed by host Ernie Brown on the topic of Edward Snowden and the US Governments Surveillance State.
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Anthony Gregory, Research Fellow and author of The Power of Habeas Corpus in America: From the Kings Prerogative to the War on Terror, appeared on America's Radio News Network on Thursday, May 2 with host Ernie Brown. They talk about Anthony's new book, the history of the writ of Habeas Corpus, and how it is still relevant today.
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Passive-voice constructions are a perennial favorite with public officials who find themselves under unwelcome scrutiny. To quote the esteemed Mark Alger:
So, the head of the GSA resigns under an ethical cloud. "Ethics are a big issue for me," she said upon ascending to the office. Now we learn she actually mean she has issues with ethics."Taxpayer funds were mis-spent," she admits. Not, you will notice, "I mis-spent taxpayer funds."
Mistakes were made. There were ethical lapses. Monies were mal-appropriated.
Please note the lack of an actor in each statement. Who made the mistakes? Whose ethics lapsed? Who mal-appropriated or mis-spent monies? These are questions that need to be asked, and sharply, repeatedly, until satisfactory answers are forthcoming. No. Shift that from passive to active voice. Until the miscreant in question fesses up.
This is so typical of politicians and public officials that there ought to be a special term for it. Even Ronald Reagan, arguably the best and most ethical president of the century past, used such constructions from time to time. But then, it's typical of immature children, too: "It got broken."
As a rule, the more often a man recurs to the passive voice, the less trustworthy he is. Active-voice phrasings that designate a party responsible for the action described give the listener a focus whose conduct can be assessed: for efficacy, for efficiency, and for ethical worth. Particularly to be appreciated is he who admits to his own errors in the active voice: "I screwed up. Alongside the acceptance of responsibility for his deeds, the phrasing suggests that the speaker is open to learning from his mistakes -- the only way most of us ever learn anything.
Persons in public life learn early-on to grab as much credit for anything positive as they possibly can...and to deflect the blame for anything negative by any means necessary, including involute passive-voice periphrases such as Mark cites in the above. We're nearing the peak of the art with the Obama Administration, whose leader has made a point of blaming everything bad on someone else -- usually, his predecessor in the White House -- while claiming to have killed Osama bin Laden his very own self.
"Journalists" are known for similar behavior:
NBC concluded its internal investigation into why George Zimmerman's 9-1-1 call was edited to make him appear racist. The findings?"During our investigation it became evident that there was an error made in the production process that we deeply regret," NBC News said in a statement e-mailed to The Hollywood Reporter on Tuesday. "We will be taking the necessary steps to prevent this from happening in the future and apologize to our viewers."
When asked if anyone at Today had lost their job or had been reassigned as a result of the investigation, an NBC spokeswoman said: "We will not be commenting on our course of action."
Theodore Dalrymple has written some penetrating essays on the use of passive-voice constructions and the anthropomorphization of inanimate objects to avert acceptance of responsibility -- by convicted felons immured in British prisons. "The beer went mad." "The knife went in." When neurolinguistics becomes adequately advanced, I'll be fascinated to learn what portions of the brain are involved in such feints...and whether they "light up" the EEG machines when recited to journalists, public officials, and aspirants to high office.


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There's that and there's also the import fuck up. Once they fix that I'll have another bash. But it is bizarre how they went for a decision that causes people not to want to replay it.
Haven't heard anything about that, what's the deal there?
They say that the ME Universe does not end here, there will be more but just with new characters and whatnot... beating this trilogy's storyline is gonna be some task mind!! The only thing I can think off would be something set in the days of the Prothean Empire, with them as bad guys trying to expand their empire and you being some up and coming civilization fighting for independence or something, I dunno...
Thing is, if you're going to have a massive beard then you simply MUST have a 'tache with it. Otherwise you just look like you've dipped your sticky chin in to a box of fannies.
If they do a spin-off rpg, they could make it entirely 'open-galaxy' as such and have a Skyrim-esque option to be a different Species. Then have different storylines/ reactions dependent on who you chose. Cool to be a Turian or Krogan.
Yeah spot on. It's strange, I want to play it because I enjoyed it so much up until the last hour or so's gameplay, but there is just no reason to pick it up again.
I just wanted some damn closure. Even an epilogue card like DA:O would've sufficed-"Shepard then lived out his remaining years on Rannoch with Tali before contracting some kind of space-syphilis after a particularly ferocious 3-fingered handjob."I initially disagreed with the whole "there's no point playing it again" crowd but after starting another new game you really do get the feeling nothing you do matters. Still, as has been said, it's 90% of a cracking game.
You're not getting it wrong mate, what you said in the first spoiler tag is right. (Speaking of which, how do you do the spolier tags? Rather than me just writing that I'm gonna use a spoiler-->) SPOILERS The three endings are almost exactly the same and they all suck, they disregard all your choices and are superbly unsatisfying. It creates so many plot holes as well. Great video that is bang on the money about it's problems - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4H_A7SeawU4
Why does everyone like Tali? I hated her and wasn't sad at all when she died at the end of ME2 in my game... As I've already said, I'd even pay money for a DLC that is solely flying through the universe and visit all of your buddies who are still alive... *g*You need to the same thing as for writing something in bold except you replace the "b" with "spoiler" both times... And what do people think about the fights in ME3? I think they were a bit harder than in ME2, because I think I died a lot more. Especially, that fight before the end was pretty tough...
I felt that from Rannoch onwards, the game's difficulty suddenly spiked upwards.The last battle with
They beat better teams on the way, won in circumstances when other teams would have surrendered, were given the last rites and pronounced dead at the scene, before grabbing the attendant by the throat on the slab in the morgue, making everyone jump.
Sorry Sangria but
QUESTION: I just done the Rannoch missions... how close am I to the end?
Off the top of my head you have about another 4 or 5 priority missions to go.
What's the deal with those? I have finished the game, but still have no clue how those missions work and what kind of missions there are. I know that Priority missions are those where the story progresses, but what about the others?
Interesting theory: Spoiler alert
Gone through this at length above lad. Would love for it to be true. You basically have a decision to make. Are Bioware (as perhaps the game's stories up until the ending suggest) masters of storytelling and nuanced deceptors, or are they giganto jerks who took a deep and messy shit all over the head, canon and sense of their own product? Time will tell.
considering the day one Prothean DLC i'd expect nothing less from these whores than a real ending DLCafter they release about 5 other DLCsthe thing is, why would i give a fuck about other DLC packs when I've finished the trilogy
Played this game with relative ease maybe died once or twice in the run up to the last mission, got on to the last mission and its practically fucking impossible for some reason every c*nt of a husk to brute seems to be attacking me from all sides.Banshee's can fuck off especially.


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interesting that the model name has GP in it (greenpower) yet its a black? (P.S, its really a 64MB drive with 2TB of cache)
This is a mistake the RE-X is not a black drive. Its some special version thats a little better for servers and backed by WD. (its an Enterprise backed version "longevity durability ect") Black will be faster with bigger cache. This is def not it 64 for 2tb is no where near black black would be like 128 for 2tb. or more. http://www.wdc.com/en/products/index.asp?cat=2 yep and lmao
http://www.wdc.com/jp/products/Products.asp?DriveID=610 Third tab shows its specs. Interestingly, it has information about GreenPower.
You mean it's a cache with 64MB of 2TB. Actually, this is what I've been waiting for. Alas, I had already bought enough 1TB drives. I wonder what the next step-up will be - 4TB or 5TB.
hopefully this new hdd will perform better then their last black edition. read quite a few reviews where results were pretty dissapointing compared to other similar drives.
The only review I've read were the 1Tb Black didn't beat out everybody else was this one, http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/739, and it was only beaten by the new 2 platter Seagate 7200.12.
64-way SLI with 2TB shaders? Anyhoo, looks nice. Our data needs here at work don't exceed 600GB, so our current backup server (6 x 250GB, RAID-5) is doing fine for now. But if some of our future plans are actualized, then I might be needing some.
So WD DOES have 500GB platters. When did that come about, all Black series? I'm wondering if the WD5001AALS is single-platter. (Edit: I just read that it isn't, wondering if anyone knows for sure)
Lord, that's amazing. I'd expect it to be around $200, I think $300 is way too much. WD Black 1TB 32MB Cache ($100) + WD Black 1TB 32MB Cache ($100) = WD Black 2TB 64MB Cache ($200)
Oh but ya know, with 64xSLI and 2TB shaders and yada yada yada its epic pw00nage drive it deserves to be costed 5 billion dollars. ... .. Its a the new drive in town beatin by Seagates drives. Expect high prices and mark up.
the black should be around 250 or so (cause its one drive less power quiet ect) Its more because its an RE-X drive.


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Linderhof Castle
November 2013
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This castle is one of the most beautiful castles I've ever seen inside and out!
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September 2013
I had my 4 years dream came true after i went to see this castle
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September 2013
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Jeff was born in Lake City, IA. He attended high school in Spirit Lake; eventually going on to college at the Brown Institute. Jeff later met Jana and married the love of his life in 1982. The Fullers reside in Cherokee, IA where they currently own an AM & FM Station. Together Jeff & Jana share 5 amazing, witty, fun-loving children. Throughout his career in radio, Jeff has maintained a valuable reputation, as well as playing an active role in the community.
Jeff started his career 30 years ago as an on-air talent, which grew into sales, and took part in every aspect of radio along the way. So far, Jeff has worked in Windom, MN, Emmetsburg, IA, Denison, IA, Cherokee, IA and now Yankton, SD. Through the experience in these different towns of less than 10,000 in total population, Jeff has learned the need and importance of a great local station; along with the belief in local involvement and support for the community, businesses, and loyal listeners. Now the Owner and President of 5 Star Communications, Jeff is dedicated to you!
Simon is the son of Jeff Fuller. He was born in Windom, MN. He attended high school in Denison, IA; where he was raised. Simon eventually decided to attend Buena Vista University studying Business. After the purchase of 5 Star Communications, Simon ventured to Yankton, where he currently resides with his wife Karlee and son Noah. Simon has been in radio all his life, starting his career at his fathers station in Denison when he was 13, and also working there as a teenager. While in Cherokee, Simon worked for KCHE Radio, the station his father also currently owns, doing mostly sales.
Simon has a reputation as an animal lover and would do anything for a pet in need. Simon also stays very active in community events and enjoys any challenge that comes his way. Simon, like his father, also understands the importance of supporting local communities. Simon has very much enjoyed his transition to the area and now the Manager of 5 Star Communications; Simon promises to build and promote the community and its businesses, as well as provide the same loyalty to his listeners as they have and do to him. Simon is very excited for the future success of 5 Star Communications and looks forward to many memories with all of you!


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Honor Roll
Bikers pay tribute to military veterans in the annual Run for the Wall
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"It's phenomenal," says Randy Smith, general manager of TA Knoxville West, where the group has stopped for fuel for the past nine years. "Everybody is out here waving flags in support. It's a great day."
This year about 900 bikers gassed up in just 45 minutes, then hit the road again, to much cheering along the way. In Washington, they joined hundreds of thousands of other bikers honoring vets in the annual Rolling Thunder parade.
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You May Have Already Won
This blog was started just over one year ago. That's about 25 projects done plus a good dozen that never made it to the blog, about 6 swaps, many fun and touching comments from you, dear readers, and lot of my random thoughts. To celebrate and as thanks for all of the fun I am passing along some of my favorite stuff to one lucky reader!
Follow the steps and the prizes may be yours!
1) Leave a comment on this post.
2) Make sure you include a way for me to contact you
3) Tell me if you sew, crochet, knit or some other craft (or if you don't do any of these, it's OK, I still like you and you can still be entered in the drawing!)
4) Tell me something that you are excited about, or link to it. A crafting project you have seen, something you have made, a CD you like, whatever knocks your socks off.
So the important part, the prizes, depending on your craft or non-craft, will be hand selected for you and will include some of the following items:
A vintage sewing pattern from this pile
A couple of vintage knitting or crochet pattern books from this pile
Japanese whistle candy (be safe and sober or you may shower your friends!)
Fabric or vintage rick rack
A couple of current issues of magazines not related to craft, just for fun!
Get to commenting and I will draw a name in a few days.
11 comments:
- kristin said...
Hey darlin! Am I actually first? I love knitting almost as much as I love my daughter. :) I am crazy about the music of this man:
Who is, by the way, appearing at the Tractor on June 15. I will be there celebrating my birthday, and you chould come on down. - 5:23 PM
- Louise said...
Hi, I discovered you via a comment you left over at Domesticali. I knit, sew, crochet and am currently mad about all things aprony. Love your blog!
- Ali said...
Hello there! Amazing how fast a year flies by when measured in blog-time.
I don't knit or crochet, but dabble in most other crafty arenas.
My next to-do project is an Amy Butler cabo halter top which I'm quite excited about doing. - 10:52 AM
- keri said...
Third! =) I love sewing, knitting and crocheting, anything I can make with my hands! =)
I am all about the embroidery and bags right now. Have you read U-handblog? It's a great blog on bags/construction/ideas. - 10:53 AM
- nuttnbunny said...
Ooo Baby. I loves me a give-a-way!
You've, of course, seen it all: knitting, sewing (albeit badly), cooking, gardening, mothering :-)
I'm really excited about Flicca - a beautiful "coat" pattern on My Fashionable Life blog. Have to finish a few other obligations first. :-)
I'm also still excited about Rhubarb. Made another crisp last night. One of the benefits of a cool, late, short growing season. :-) - 11:55 AM
- Katie said...
Hello, hello! I'm so glad I lurked & read your blog for months before I actually commented because otherwise I would never have found Purly Girls!
I love knitting and I grew up cross-stitching. Sewing is on my list of things to learn.
I am currently lusting after the new Debbie Bliss book, Family Knits: 25 Handknits for All Seasons- so fabulous. - 10:43 PM
Hey- Congrats! I too love to knit. I like to sew- meaning I enjoy it when i do it- but I almost never do.
I am excited about summer break- I teach and there are 10 school days left! - 9:40 AM
- aleakamh said...
my link didn't work- let us try again!
- Faren said...
Hello! Knitting is my main hobby, but I also sew, though I haven't learned to crochet yet, it is on the list of things to do.
I'm really excited about starting up a Knit group in my town, currently we have to travel 40 min to the next town. Just heard the county extenstion office is going to sponser it, space and advertising. Isn't that great?
firstname.lastname@example.com - 10:12 AM
Time flies, eh? I'm closing in on one year, too. Yowza.
I mostly knit, but lately I'm in a total sewing frenzy--must! make! skirts!
Yesterday I spotted someone on the street outside my office wearing a Rusted Root and wished she was you so I could run out and say Hi! - 10:58 AM
- Ms. Brazil said...
Hi Sasha
I am not crafty, but I like to thrift and paint and aggravate my husband.
Right now I'm excited about my art camp. I'm also into gardening- a little- and making puppets. I just bought a vintage styrofoam wig head that I will cover with vaseline and paper mache over to make big puppet head.
I love your blog and I think you make the cutest stuff.
I have some artwork which features the young Matt- I don't know if you would be interested in having a piece of it? I'm not doing anything with it... I could send you some pics... - 9:33 AM