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[quote:MURK9:MV8yMDQ5MzE5XzM0NTMwNTQ0X0UxQTNCMTkz] [quote:donnamickey 17095802:MV8yMDQ5MzE5XzM0NTMwMzMxX0RBMDVBRjY5] Sorry, "I AM" should have been put like this, I am. For GOD is the Great I AM. atleast that is what me have been led to believe and again Jesus loves me yes I know for the Bible tells me so. wish me could remember the whole song. just from when me was a little child. Thankyou, Glory be to GOD on the Highest, me does know that GOD exists. me also know that so does his son Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. Hallelujah, Amen. [/quote] I think you are doing quite well, Study and learn the bible, and the true gospel about the Kingdom of God, it is what Jesus (Yeshua) taught and the message he brought to the world. "He said to them, "I must preach the good news of the Kingdom of God to the other cities also; for I was sent for this purpose." (Luke 4:43 RSV) But don't stop there, practice what he teaches. Learn for yourself don't be spoon fed because there is much deception going on about what the true message was, and again that message was all about God's Kingdom. Peace, Love and Blessings. Michael. [/quote]
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Let ye know now the true Good Shepard that ye seek.
Let a mystery be given unto ye to know the times in which I shall do these things.
1 And I saw when the Lamb opened one of the seals, and I heard, as it were the noise of thunder, one of the four cbeasts saying, Come and see.
2 And I saw, and behold a white horse: and he that sat on him had a bow; and a crown was given unto him: and he went forth conquering, and to conquer.
3 And when he had opened the asecond seal, I heard the second beast say, Come and see.
4 And there went out another horse that was red: and power was given to him that sat thereon to take apeace from the earth, and that they should kill one another: and there was given unto him a great sword.
5 And when he had opened the third seal, I heard the third beast say, Come and see. And I beheld, and lo a black horse; and he that sat on him had a pair of balances in his hand.
6 And I heard a voice in the midst of the four beasts say, A measure of wheat for a penny, and three measures of barley for a penny; and see thou hurt not the oil and the wine.
7 And when he had opened the fourth seal, I heard the voice of the fourth beast say, Come and see.
8 And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him. And power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with asword, and with hunger, and with death, and with the beasts of the earth.
Let it be known the first four seals to be broken also represent the four horsemen of the apocalyse, let it be known the whitehorse represents the deciever whom shall bring forth the world war to come he that is the Antichrist the king over the antichrists.
Let it be known that the world war will bring pestilence, famine and death. That those whom die in it shall be taken to Hell for they died in their sins. Death comes and Hades follows soon after.
Let ye know also the ecomony shall collapse for a time and a new system come out of the ruins having power of the first system of beast, in which money shall no longer be the way but a new system shall come of simlar design.
Behold I am He whom spoke these things to John the revelator and showed him the things to come and now I translate it for you so ye may know when I begin to break the Seal. Know this all those whom have pretended to be Me shall have great woes in times to come as the Seals are broken and if they repent not Hell shall have them. Many have spoken in my name without my authority and corrupted the field with their poisons.
I am the Truth the Light and the Life no man women nor child goeth unto the Father but by me, I am the bridge to the eternitys there is no future beyond Hell outside coming through me. Man is bound and destined for condemnation and eternal suffering I have offered the world and those whom would believe and follow the example and be humble in doing so a alternative outcome.
Hell is all around you your universe is the realm of darkness the Light holds it back for a time, the spirit is protected while in the body but the body is also corrupt and binding to the spirit. Many whom have died did not go to good places very few even make it to the place of waiting and none but a few have seen Heaven.
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The Seattle Safe Streets Task Force is looking for a repeat bank robber it has dubbed the Baseball Cap Crook for the various baseball caps he wears during robberies, according to the FBI.
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MSI has dropped a few pictures of its fancy X58 Eclipse motherboard featuring Intel's X58 and ICH10R chipsets. With this board MSI has decided to use normal copper and heat-pipe cooling rather than their circu-pipe cooling that in my humble opinion looks awful. The board is made out of high-quality components only such as solid aluminum capped capacitors, Hi-C capacitors around the CPU area, sealed ferrite chokes, and Intersil ISL6336 PMWs. The board features MSI's DrMOS MOSFET + Driver IC 6-phase power source design and removable PCIe x1 based 7.1 Creative X-FI audio controller with EAX 4.0 HD support. The board also features a handful of switches and buttons. MSI is providing power, reset, and DLED2 on/off buttons as well as a dip-switch for changing the base clock speeds to 133, 166, or 200MHz at POST time. Several LED status indicators are also informing you for everything from standby mode to QPI phase status. Finally the MSI X58 Eclipse can take up to three PCIe 2.0 x16 graphics cards, a total of ten SATA drives and twelve USB 2.0 devices. More pictures are available here. Source: AnandTech
Lovely board, great color color scheme, nice features. I like the CPU dip switch, that's a cool idea.
I'd like the colors more if the blue was the same color as the bottom PCI-E 16x slot, now it looks a bit off. Nice full copper cooling though
now i *do* like that sound card. While i dont want creative cards due to the drivers, its very nice that it comes with a PCI-E card - it means you can REMOVE IT entirely if you get your own card later.
You're correct, the card only supports up to EAX 4.0 HD. MSI is downright lying about it being "hardware audio", it's not. That CA-0110 chip is merely a good quality audio chipset, it's not an audio processor. The real "hardware audio" from Creative, is the CA-20k series used in the X-Fi cards.
Yeap, this is the same thing as with X-FI Xtreme Audio, its not a real X-FI, but more like an Audigy 1-2?
Depends on which Audigy 1/2 model you're referring to. High-end ones use EMU-10K. Audigy SE is the same thing (software acceleration).
Finally an X58 board with 7 expansion slots. There are indeed things to like about this board but I'm not too keen on the Creative X-FI audio at all much less losing a PCIe X1 slot to it. I'd rather have some more or less conventional on board audio. I've seen too many disgruntled Creative users to want to mess with it.
if you dont like it... take it off. you end up with the PCI-E 1x slot spare, unlike the asus boards with that custom backwards slot.
Mine isn't backwards. It's a standard PCIe x1 slot. At any rate, this board has a perfect slot layout, imo. Unfortunately, it is only sporting 6-phase power. I'll pass. The search continues.
A lot of it is PR crap, but not half bad a read nonetheless: http://www.xfastest.com/redirect.php?tid=15646&goto=lastpost (takes time to load)
http://translate.google.com/transla...i-eclipse-sli.html&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&sl=de&tl=en there it is somewhat translated.
lol translated from german its dutch XD translate that page http://azerty.nl/producten/product_detail/509/97584/msi-eclipse-retail.html
http://translate.google.com/transla...clipse-retail.html&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&sl=nl&tl=en bahah oops. http://translate.google.com/transla...andje/winkelmandje&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&sl=nl&tl=en doesn't look like they ship to US
NOES!!! Morgoth if they dont come out in the US within the next couple weeks i wil give you the money and you need to send it to me would you?


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Wednesday, February 29th, 2012The U.S. Green Building Council has awarded Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) platinum certification to the University of Arizona's two newest residence halls. This is the first residential project in the state of Arizona to earn the highest LEED rating.
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The U.S. Green Building Council has announced LEED platinum certification for the two newest residence halls at the University of Arizona. This is the first residential project to earn LEED platinum in the state of Arizona and the second LEED platinum designation for the UA.
Árbol de la Vida and Likins residence halls join the UA Campus Recreation Center as LEED platinum certified. The two residence halls provided 1,088 new beds for students in the 2011-12 academic year.
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text: Prof Stefan Paas worked as a high school teacher and as a staffworker for the IFES in the Netherlands until 1999. After he finished his PhD in Old Testament Studies (1998), he became a consultant for evangelism in the Christian Reformed Churches in the Netherlands. He became involved in several church plants. In 2005 he and his family moved to Amsterdam, where they assisted in the planting of Via Nova, a new church in the city centre. Being a professional theologian and committed to education, Stefan became a lecturer in missiology for the Theological University of the Free Reformed Churches in the Netherlands in 2009. In 2010 he took the J.H. Bavinck Chair for Church Planting and Church Renewal at the VU University Amsterdam. Currently he divides his time between these two jobs. Stefan is also involved in the City to City Europe network of Redeemer Presbyterian Church (NYC), and he takes part in several national networks of evangelism and church planting. He has written some books on these subjects as well, and is preparing a publication in English on church planting in Europe. Stefan is married to Dorret, who is a school teacher, and they have a son and two daughters. |


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Whimsical Wednesday Writings: A challenge is a challenge, so I thought; since I love tormenting myself -why not do it in style! What you delve into now will be a little fun, experimental piece I decided to embark on. I also concluded it would be fab to combine four/five challenges (five; purely for the fact that, I have continued with the idea from the last flash fiction challenge I took on by Ken Broad; see: Moon of Change); yep I do have my moments of insanity! Let's see if you love or hate what you are about to read.
Before we get going, I want to have a quiet word with the challengers: Billie Jo, I really struggled with the Summer Solstice theme -I think I need to research into it some more -thanks for brain hurting exercise! . Sonia, ermmm… I worry if I have fallen under the cliché radar… *looks up to the sky* -well, I guess the style is not a typical cliché, is it? Haley, I am secretly hoping I am safe with your challenge this month -I think I got it all; unless my clear beginning, middle and end is dubious. Ken, I know I did well last time round So I wonder what you make of the additions to the story. As for me; I think I managed ok with the task; now it is all over to you lovely readers, it's time to cast your vote.
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Saturday's Showcase Sketches: I have been feeling a lot better today; so I wanted to celebrate it with a Flash Fiction Challenge I had been looking forward to sink my teeth into (and showcase it here too) -I know I am cutting it fine, as today is the last day for submission -but I am certain the spell caster Ken Broad won't mind. Ken set the Super Snap Challenge as thus: Three visual prompts were chosen by Ken; our task was to be inspired by one or all and write a story within 500 words (if possible -if not we were granted to have fun with it -so I did!). I had soooo much fun with this story the actual word count excelled the 500 limit to an impressive 1175 (without the title) -not bad for a days' work me thinks! Before I forget -the chosen image(s) will be displayed in appropriate places as the story develops. Enjoy!
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It roared as it passed by me; I tried to duck in an attempt to avoid the current; my hair tinged slightly as I fell onto the soft muddy soil by the edge of Lake Windermere.
Oh great! Trust me to find a way to ruin the occasion! Isolde will not be pleased –I could not dwell on that now -I had to concentrate on how to avoid Tristan' rage. -By the way I'm Mark Gethin –a Wizard wannabe –well wannabe is not the rightful term (it's the preferred word from my perspective); I have been selected –or rather; my bloodline has chosen me as it comes direct from the great Wizard himself, Merlin –great expectations and all; I have this huge pressure to follow in the footsteps of my great-great-great-grandfather; to be honest, I'm no Wizard –in fact I am pretty lame. I do not possess the strength of Tristan nor his mastery control over lightening –the ones I am trying to escape now.
The electrifying sound whizzed past my ears -that one just struck the tree behind me! It landed just inches from my side; singed to a toast.
"Tristan, I really think you have gone overboard now!" I yelled with all my might above all the thunderous noise accompanying the lightning.
"I will not have a useless, undeserving, hapless Wizard with no sense, courting my sister –especially one who cannot defend himself let alone her!" His arms raised and pointed upwards then turned towards me as another shot of white brilliance thrust past me.
I cowered behind the shrubbery; he had a point, I was nothing special –other than my status and what I could be! I didn't know what Isolde saw in me –I certainly did not deserve her… Her ethereal radiance married with her wisdom, she was just powerful with those qualities alone –not to mention what became of her on a full moon night such as tonight, I had to get to her; I promised… I lowered my head in dismay as I observed the muddy brown slush on my majestic robes –Merlin' robes; I was not the man he was –how undeserving… A pair of pointed polished black shoes invaded my vision; it was accompanied by a sleek black robe with tiny elegant silver motifs of lightning bolts –Tristan! As I looked up his staff dug into me.
"You are truly pathetic!" he sneered. His staff pierced further into my ribs.
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Date: April 24 2012
A mass protest against the government of Papua New Guinea by union leaders in the capital, Port Moresby, has failed to materialise, after police said they would not let it go ahead.
Businesses in the capital closed their doors on Tuesday in preparation for the protest, after Trade Union Congress (PNGTUC) general secretary John Paska said affiliates would protest at the gates of Parliament House from 10am.
He had planned to hand prime minister Peter O'Neill a petition demanding the repeal of two laws aimed at reining in the Supreme Court and parliament's recent vote to suspend the elections by six months.
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Mr Paska couldn't have handed Mr O'Neill the petition - there weren't enough of PNG's 109 MPs in parliament to form a quorum, and so it was adjourned until Wednesday.
Student groups couldn't make it, they said, because they had exams.
Comment is being sought from Mr Paska.
Police spokesman Dominic Kakas told AAP the PNGTUC President Michael Malabag had scheduled an appointment to meet with Mr O'Neill this week.
Police had earlier issued a statement saying they would not allow the protest to go ahead.
"We could not let the protests go ahead because we did not think we could ensure public safety," Superintendent Kakas said.
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But he is well aware of the mounting political tension in the capital.
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A spokesman for Mr O'Neill said he understood a meeting was planned between the PM and PNGTUC president Michael Malabag.
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A flood of emails to public servants and businesses warning of potential violence surrounding the protest has created a strange world of opposites in Port Moresby.
In the city centre, the pot-holed streets are busy with people going about their daily lives amid the persistent, grimy presence of exhaust fumes.
However, many businesses, such as the always packed, open-all-hours Vision City Shopping Centre, in the heart of the government district, was empty on Tuesday morning, and a row of orange uniformed security guards armed with black rubber maces guarded the main gate.
Port Moresby has over the past two months hosted two peaceful protests against the government's passage of the Judicial Conduct bill and the April 2 vote to delay the election.
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"We have to be responsible here," shouted one police officer to marching students on March 23.
"The leaders (politicians) are looking for any excuse to delay the elections. We don't want to give them that excuse."
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Just in case you're thinking that December is the end of the gardening year, I thought I'd remind you that for Orange County gardens, October is the beginning, and we keep right on digging and dividing through the holidays with some plants. Take dahlias, for example. If you're a hard-core dahlia grower, you're busier than ever now.
Sat Nov 30, 2013
Homes are no holiday for gift plants
By CINDY MCNATT
It happens during the holidays. Someone, like a neighbor, goes out of town and leaves their gift plant in your care. Or, more frequently, you are the recipient of a gift plant in exchange for being a fabulous host. And if you're a real party animal, it can add up to more than a few. It's always an uh-oh moment for me because, frankly, gi
Sat Nov 23, 2013
Eucalyptus has deep roots in Orange County
By CINDY MCNATT
There are so many eucalyptus trees in Orange County we hardly notice them at all. But these Australian natives are one of my first olfactory experiences: My preschool playground was covered in the woody and pungent seed pods crushed under the feet of 4-year-olds. It's a mint-like smell I equate with Southern California and a tree I never
Sat Nov 16, 2013
Keep up the grass
By CINDY MCNATT
I think the same thing every year around this time – ornamental grasses are my favorite plant. There is much to recommend them: healthy straps in the spring, followed by yellow and beige seed heads through summer and fall. And even though I can cut them back now, I prefer to wait until after the frost creeps in around Decem
Sat Nov 09, 2013
Now is the time for the natives
By CINDY MCNATT
If you've thought about going native, now is as good a time as any to start. Rains have arrived, and with them native plants begin to break out of their summer dormancy and will grow and bloom until spring. Get them into the ground now – it's the best possible time to do it. Before you start, consider the varied geography o
Sat Nov 02, 2013
Pomegranates have us seeing red in the fall
By CINDY MCNATT
You may wonder why we fiddle with a fruit that is hard to get at, but the pomegranate has much to recommend it. It's one of the first cultivated fruits in the Iran region, recorded as far back as the Bronze Age. Pomegranates are the fascinating subject of ancient as well as modern art. It makes a beautiful, well-behaved landscape
Sun Oct 27, 2013
Artichokes, grow some
By CINDY MCNATT
As we trend away from fussy flower gardens and embrace foliage and texture in our outdoor designs, something perennial in the edible category seems more appetizing every day. Consider the artichoke. You couldn't ask for an easier plant to grow. It's one of those plant-once-and-harvest-year-after-year-types with big, bold silvery leaves t
Sat Oct 19, 2013
Give peas a chance
By CINDY MCNATT
Just like sweet peas, garden peas prefer our mild fall and winter weather to hot summer sun. If you like peas fresh from the garden, prepare to plant them now. One thing peas need over other plants is rich soil. Most gardeners plant them in well-prepared trenches, similar to planting sweet peas. Decide where you want to grow your
Sat Oct 12, 2013
Thank you, Wade
By CINDY MCNATT
The sparkling poppies bouncing in the coastal breeze at the entry, the steamy tropical collection under the lath, the extensive succulents that knit the south side of the garden together – these are the influences of a single garden director, Wade Roberts at Sherman Library & Gardens in Corona del Mar. Charles Wade Roberts, a g
Sat Sep 07, 2013
Are your trees allelopathic?
By CINDY MCNATT
I have to admit that I'm often on information overload. Ideas, plans and promises whiz by so fast that I can only reach out and grab a fraction of what's coming my way. And then there was this: an email from Jerri Arriola asking about compost and his Brazilian pepper tree. It caught my eye because I also make speedy compost with these ti
Sat Aug 24, 2013
Time to divide the iris
By CINDY MCNATT
August is the month that we divide the iris. There is no questioning the reason why. After about two years – three, tops – iris clumps will grow too thick and the blooms aren't as spectacular as they used to be. Why divide irises now? Chances are they aren't blooming this time of year, they can tolerate summer disturbance, an
Sat Aug 17, 2013
Rudbeckia echoes summer's sun
By CINDY MCNATT
I spent nearly my entire gardening life having never grown rudbeckia – and that life could be counted in decades considering that I began gardening when I was 17 years old. First I was all about vegetables, then landscape plants, then perennials started from seed since few nurseries carried them at the time. Even then, thou
Sat Aug 10, 2013
Goodbye, impatiens
By CINDY MCNATT
It seems like our love affair with impatiens may be coming to an end. It's not that we stopped cherishing their cheerful pink faces or that we couldn't depend on their nearly year-round blooms. Impatiens have stood tall in so many Southern California gardens when other plants have pooped, that we will truly miss them only after they are
Sat Jul 27, 2013
It's no wonder tillandsias' popularity is thriving
By CINDY MCNATT
You may or may not have noticed that tillandsias are popping up everywhere. Not so much as garden plants, although you might have spotted an air plant or two growing in the crooks of trees. Mostly they are kept as house and patio plants. Since tillandsias are epiphytes, they grow without soil, making them easy to pop on a wall, hang near
Sat Jul 13, 2013
Growing edibles in the shade
By CINDY MCNATT
Don't let a little shade prevent you from growing organic edibles in your own backyard. Tall trees, tightly spaced buildings or shade from a fence can be discouraging to the potential gardener. But know that there are plenty of vegetables that tolerate low-light settings. Evaluating your shade is a good place to start. Tall, shad
Sat Jun 15, 2013
Not every worm is equal
By CINDY MCNATT
Not every creature slithering outside could be called a worm. You can't clump earthworms in with hornworms, or larvae in with nematodes. But there are plenty of wrigglers in an everyday landscape that make a good living without legs. Some are good for you and your garden, some are bad, and some are just biding their time until they turn
Sat Jun 08, 2013
McNatt: Seeing nutsedge? Abandon most hope
By CINDY MCNATT
Bill Pendleton of Yorba Linda sent me an image of a weed he can't control. "I can't get it out of my lawn," he said. "Any help appreciated." Of course, my heart sank, since nutsedge is considered the world's worst weed. I've been battling it for 10 years. Lay down weed cloth and it laughs it off and pops right through. Hi
Sat May 25, 2013
McNatt: Outdoor mirrors double the eye candy
By CINDY MCNATT
It used to be that to get into "The Yellow Book" in England – the yearly guide to all the gardens that are opened to the public – you had to have a garden that took a minimum of 40 minutes to view. The hidden message here? They were looking for large. Fat chance nowadays, as even balcony gardeners are getting in on the action
Sat May 18, 2013
Thyme in the garden
Whenever I pop fish or a boneless chicken breast in the oven, I head out to the garden for a pinch of thyme. Paired with lemon and a pad of butter, it's my favorite way to dress up any kind of entree for a low-cal quickie. What I love about thyme is it's always there. Plant it once, treat it right, and it never goes away. Thyme m
Sat May 11, 2013
McNatt: Growing citrus in pots...or not
By CINDY MCNATT
I was a bit alarmed when Carol Massas wrote me asking how to prune her potted citrus. It's full of fruit and, it appears, a healthy and happy plant with new spring growth and blossoms. If there ever was a class of plants you should lay off pruning, citrus of all kinds are the ones. Sure, you can cut off dead wood inside if there
Sat Apr 27, 2013
Air it out!
As soon as the first few sunny days arrive in spring, it's time to think about getting outdoors. But you don't need to go anywhere to do it. There are plenty of opportunities to get outside in your yard, even if you're not planting tomatoes or washing the car. Line-dry clothes There are all kinds of good reasons to
Sun Apr 21, 2013
McNatt: Keep it simple with 10 easy plants
People who are not hard-core gardeners and see my landscape for the first time say it looks very gardeny and mention that I must spend hours tending it. Nothing could be further from the truth on both fronts. Even though my landscape blooms with abundance in spring, nearly every plant I grow could be found in the no-fail column. I have l
Sat Apr 13, 2013
McNatt: Lend us your ear: Corn is easy
By CINDY MCNATT
Someone said once that if you can grow a crop of corn successfully, then everything else is easy. If you ask me, I'd say that corn was easy, and that would make everything else super easy. But that's not really the case, because there are a few tricks of the trade to get your corn growing tall and some plants are just plain difficult.
Sat Apr 06, 2013
A stand-up salsa garden
Retired Santa Ana Police officer Rufus Tanksley grows what he calls his "Ghetto Garden." It's a small, weedy patch alongside the house he rents until he seriously retreats to Texas in a year or two. "It's my Mexican salsa garden," Tanksley said. "Red, white and green after the Mexican flag. Red is tomatoes, white is onions and green are
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Mozart: In Search of the Roots of Genius
On the 250th anniversary of the composer's birth, the author scours Salzburg and Vienna for traces of the master's mischievous spirit
- By Edward Rothstein
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It is the kind of joke Mozart would have appreciated. Like the wit in some of his operas, it is unexpected, mischievous, deflating, childish, even a bit humiliating: it can be found on the outskirts of Salzburg, Austria, at Hellbrunn, an elaborate Baroque palace built by Salzburg's archbishop Markus Sittikus in the early 17th century. In an intimate outdoor amphitheater where statues celebrate the glories of Rome, there is a rectangular marble table around which ten immovable stools are mounted. The table contains a spring-fed well, used to cool wine during outdoor banquets. Sittikus would sit facing his guests in all of their summer finery, his formal gardens and ponds stretching out before him. Then he would give a signal. And lo, out of every seat but his own would come a jet of cold spring water. No sooner would his guests leap up in surprise than another series of fountains would erupt from hidden openings in the floor's surface, creating arches of spray.
One reason I thought of Mozart while watching these Wasserspiele (trick fountains), of course, was because I had come to Salzburg, the town where the composer was born, January 27, 1756, and Vienna, the city where he died a scant 35 years later, likely of complications from rheumatic fever, to survey the terrain before this year's celebrations of the composer's 250th birthday. The city of Vienna is spending some 30 million euros on musical commissions, concerts and academic symposiums, along with a festival of new works overseen by theatrical director Peter Sellars; a new six-floor museum there has been shaped out of the building in which Mozart lived for just over two years. Salzburg, which boasts the two apartments Mozart called home before he settled in Vienna at age 25, possesses two museums devoted to Mozart, along with his childhood violin, his clavichord, a lock of his hair and paintings of the composer and his family. The avant-gardish theater director Robert Wilson has also been brought in to impose his vision on Mozart's childhood apartment; all of Mozart's operas will be performed at this summer's Salzburg Festival; even a "Mozart Cycling Path" links points of interest, with signposts of Mozart's silhouetted head marking the route.
Hellbrunn is not part of these celebrations, but perhaps it should be. For 200 years, every important visitor to Salzburg's court was taken there; by the 18th century much of Hellbrunn had become a grand public park. I imagine Mozart visiting as a child, during one of the interludes between his epic journeys through the courts of Europe, where his father, Leopold, was showing off his prodigious children.
If he did visit as a child, he would also have seen Hellbrunn's newest novelty, a mechanical theater in which 200 automated wooden figures populate an Austrian town square, accompanied by music from a hidden, hydraulically operated organ. It was an animated music box run by water, a marvel that would have caught the attention of Mozart's father, who composed music for the mechanical organ in the fortress that looms over Salzburg—music still heard here.
Of all the Mozartean landmarks I saw in Salzburg and Vienna, Hellbrunn most profoundly captures something essential about his spirit. This is worth understanding, because over the past 200 years, Mozart has continued to elude our grasp. He began his career as a wunderkind—a literal wonder child over whom the courts of Europe fawned—and ended it in debt and dismal circumstances, but he is one of the touchstones of the Western classical tradition. In the popular imagination, he is the eternal man-child, whose music is so energized with healing powers that it is thought to increase infant intelligence (the so-called Mozart effect). Even to cognoscenti, the composer of the Jupiter Symphony and the creator of The Marriage of Figaro and Don Giovanni seems to inhabit an otherworldly musical realm. And that makes it all the more remarkable to follow in his all-too-earthly footsteps, to trudge up the narrow staircase in Mozart's Geburtshaus (birth house) in Salzburg and look out at the building's congested courtyard or to walk the short distance his coffin was carried in Vienna from his deathbed to the church where friends, family and admirers paid their last respects before his body was unceremoniously dumped in an unmarked grave, the fate of most of Vienna's untitled populace.
The heavenly music and the mundane man: Can they be reconciled? This was the problem famously posed in Peter Shaffer's play (and movie) Amadeus (to be performed on a floating stage on Salzburg's river this summer): How does genius and beauty arise out of vulgarity, pettiness, ordinary life? Walking in Salzburg, one is brought up short trying to imagine what any of this might have to do with the painful beauties of the music. The ornate churches and regal halls of Salzburg must have shaped Mozart's aesthetic, their grand ambitions combined with meticulous attention to detail, their elaborate rhetoric combined with cultivated refinement. But these settings overwhelm in ways Mozart's music does not, dwarfing the viewer with self-conscious magnificence.
That is why I keep thinking of Hellbrunn, where another spirit reigns. It is not a religious place, though an archbishop built it. It is not intent on creating something awe-inspiring or timeless. It never leaves behind the human, yet it also seems to look beyond it. It is playful but not frivolous; serious but not solemn. In this, it is almost Mozartean. The treachery of the stone table, for example, is part of an epic mythological journey along a path through the gardens filled with mechanical and natural wonders—grottos, fountains, citrus trees, statuary—with water providing the gurgling musical accompaniment. Sittikus constructed a grotto seemingly carved out of the stone by flowing waters, in which Orpheus plays violin for a sleeping Eurydice, hoping to save her from the grasp of Hades. Fools and comic figures jest in adjacent ponds. In another grotto devoted to Neptune, its walls mosaicked with shells, a devilish head leers with blinking eyes and flicking tongue—a robot moved by hidden water currents; water jets erupt unexpectedly out of the floor, and as one flees Neptune's powers, other jets spout in spasmodic provocation. Music, myth, trickery and water all create a fantastical realm. Anything is possible, everything is significant, but nothing is what it seems. It is like the garden in the finale to Figaro, where the characters are fooled by mask and shadow, or the priest Sarastro's world in The Magic Flute, in which fire and water offer threatening trials that only music has the power to overcome.
At Hellbrunn, though, the spirit of jest reigns supreme. And that is crucial to understanding Mozart. We know so much about Mozart's early life—more than about almost any other composer's—because as he grew to maturity, he spent much of his time in coaches with his father, traveling between major European courts where he and (at first) his sister, Nannerl, four years his elder, displayed their accomplishments. Letters had to be written home. By the time he was 20, Mozart had spent half his life on the road. The letters home—Wolfgang's own or his appendices to his father Leopold's sober accounts of travels and monies earned and medals awarded—are more spirited, playful and revealing than the music he wrote under his father's guidance.
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Yes, some wonderful insights into the world of Mozart. And I did travel to Salzburg once upon a time in the early 70's. But wish I had gone to Vienna instead. Since for me, Salzburg seemed to be just a small town tourist trap. With its local merchants frantically ringing up their cash registers as hordes of tourists invaded their environs. Which I later tried to escape by joining a line of people in walking up a winding stairway to Mozart's birthplace. Only to be surprised by a large empty space with four walls and ceiling painted in institutional green. All except for one small keyboard instrument on display. Perhaps a clavichord that belonged to Mozart.
But still, (since I think it needs to be said), there was nothing in that large green space to remind me of Mozart. No pictures, no musical manuscripts, nor anything much that once belonged to a great composer.
So, after all these years, was Mozart right about Salzburg? Or has Salzburg changed since the 70's?
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Butch & Cassidy had a great idea here... but I'm really glad Ash & them came along and thwarted them. Too bad they didn't keep Psyduck's eyes taped up. I liked them that way XD;
Butch & Cassidy had a great idea here... but I'm really glad Ash & them came along and thwarted them. Too bad they didn't keep Psyduck's eyes taped up. I liked them that way XD;
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This episode was the greatest because Cassidy and Butch made their first appearence here! They can make an evil plot better than Jessie and James, which explains why they're real competitive rivals who wants to impress Giovanni. But none will succeed as the heroes (who stopped Cassidy and Butch's plot) will always win and prevail!
Did James ever say anything about having a Weepinbell before this episode? But hey, at least that Victreebell became a cause for lots of laughs for many, many seasons.
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Watched this episode recently and i love it, Cassidy was so "nice" when announcing her breeding center. They had a good plot going there, even Giovanni approves.
Poor Psyduck is left there to get common sense (?). Then the predictable chef, he loves Psyducks so they obviously have to go back!
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I didn't like how Cassidy and Butch took some spotlight from Jessie, James, and Meowth. I really think that the anime has room for only one Team Rocket trio in the anime haha. They were interesting though; very cruel and evil but that wore off mid-episode. I liked how Psyduck was almost worshipped by that guy from the restaurant though. It was good to see someone who liked the duck. James' Weepinbell was cute too (though, I wonder where he found it?). 6/10.
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I think it was good they focused more on Cassidy and Butch, it was their premiere and they were (and i think they still are) supposed to be better than Jessie and James, at least having the approval of Giovanni and other Rockets.
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Great episode, i loved to see another TR members.
and Victreebell was looking little different.
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It was a great episode, and with the first appearance of Cassidy and Butch the episode is even greater. I really think they should appear more often.
This was a great episode and a nice way to introduce Butch and Cassidy. And it turns out that Misty actually does care for Psyduck.....whenever it involves her getting free food.
Loved this episode for the introduction of Cassidy and Butch and the Psyduck-loving chef.
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Okay, I checked on some sites and apparently, James caught Victreebel 1-8 episodes BEFORE this episode, so not even Japan knows where Victreebel came from
Really didn't like this episode. It was terrible seeing all of the pokemon in cages, and what TR did to them. I was glad to see them freed however. James getting Victreebell was very cool, even though him getting Weepinbell wasn't originally explained.
I remember watching this episode and being very confused about where Victreebel came from. When James said that he had to check on the Weepinbell he left at the breeding centre, I was thinking, "What Weepinbell?" I thought I had missed an episode or something. I wished they had explained it in this episode, instead of waiting until an episode way after this one to explain it. Still, though, I loved seeing Victreebel bite James on the head. xD
It was cool to see some other members of Team Rocket, but I don`t like Butch and Cassidy as much as the trio. I just find them...annoying or something. It`s hard to explain.
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A nice way to introduce some new Team Rocket characters. Although Jessie, James and Meowth are still the best. I like how 10 year olds are allowed to be locked up in cells. Even though I think Ash was the only 10 year old out of that bunch. I didn't understand the Victreebel part though. It was all a scam so they weren't actually training any Pokémon, so how could Weepinbell evolve? My theory is that James just took some random persons Victreebel by mistake, which is why it keeps trying to eat him!
Hilarious and cool episode.
- The cook wanting to see Psyduck.
- The breeding center.
- Cassidy and Butch making their debute.
- James getting Victreebel, even though I would've liked to have more of a backstory for it.
- Misty admitted her secret love for Psyduck.
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A very good & hilarious episode, I loved how it was up to Misty to free Ash, Brock, & Todd from Jail by gathering the evidence that proved they were innocent all along. Her entrance to the jail was priceless. Nice to know that the Chef loves Psyduck in general and that Misty had one so that she could eat all she wants lol! This episode proved she really does love Psyduck. And so, this episode wraps up the Todd arc until we see him again in Johto!
Last edited by Angel~; 14th November 2012 at 12:22 AM.
Butch, probably the most hilarious running-gag character I ever encountered in any sort of anime. A great episode to introduce the hilarious, while simultaneous eviler duo of Team Rocket. I also find it quite surprising that, with no indication or clue whatsoever, James suddenly has an Victreebel. Something like that normally doesn't happen anymore in this day and age.
I wish we would of seen James' Weepinbell before...
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Yes! Victreebel's debut. The series is getting better and better. It sucks to see how clueless Jessie and James are compared to Butch and Cassidy. *sigh*
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