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Scariest Ghost Tours for Halloween
Explore haunted spaces, meet scary spirits, hear dark legends—and, yes, maybe learn a little history—on these ghost tours.
Boroughs of the Dead
New York City
Tour: The Ultimate Greenwich Village Ghost Tour takes guests through some of New York City's most famous haunts, including the "House of Death," (pictured) a house that is haunted by 22 spirits—including (possibly) the ghost of Mark Twain, who lived there for a year.
What Else You'll Pass: St. Mark's Church in the Bowery, McSorley's Tavern, the Public Theatre, the Merchant's House Museum, and Washington Square Park.
You Might Meet: A boy who haunts the sixth floor of Hayden Hall at New York University. He hanged himself there more than 20 years ago; now he spends his time opening and closing drawers and moving furniture around.
FYI: All of Boroughs of the Dead's tour guides are writers who specialize in horror and speculative fiction (and a few of them are actors, too)—so they know how to tell a good ghost story.
Tours meet at St. Mark's Church in the Bowery, 131 E 10th St, New York, NY, 646-932-0680; boroughsofthedead.com. Tours last two hours and cost $20 in advance, $25 at the door.
Click through to see the full slideshow at the Condé Nast Traveler
Photo Courtesy of Boroughs of the Dead
...Even if The New Girl and The Mindy Project have modeled some success, 2014's crop of TV rom-sitcoms—A to Z, Manhattan Love Story, and Selfie—will
have to figure out what they would do if they were lucky enough to make
it to a second season. Do they extend the will-they-or-won't-they
tensions, or is that just stringing audiences along? Or, might the
couples get together in a season finalé, fundamentally changing the
blueprint of the show for a sophomore season?
With this history in place, the show is free to focus on the comedy portion of the relationship, rather than the earliest, more sentimental stage. That doesn't mean this rom-sitcom leaves out emotional moments; it's clear that Annie and Jake really care for each other. Flashbacks to their initial meeting and the first time each says, "I love you" briefly deliver blushing first moments of love for viewers interested in that stage. That said, these early moments look ahead to the problems ahead, as Annie and Jake's awkwardness gives way to scenes of abject embarrassment. Wilson and Marino are skilled enough performers that they can sell the tender scenes as well as the more exaggerated comedy...
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...If there's a problem with Obvious Child, it's born of the movie's strengths. It's a relief to see a movie that doesn't treat abortion as a ordeal, and it's refreshing to see a man in a romantic comedy be an idealized fantasy object. However, the combination of these two elements makes the film light on conflict. It's important to Obvious Child to keep the abortion regret-free, so once the decision to end the pregnancy is made, it doesn't continue to drive the narrative. The focus shifts to the relationship between Donna and Max, but he never seems to anger no matter how bad Donna's behavior gets. Donna goes through ups and downs on her own accord, but nothing is too extreme...Click through to read the full review on PopMatters.
I'm about to leave for vacation, but I was able to squeeze in a few Bustle posts before I go. Last week, I...
...speculated that Gotham will have Osborn Cobblepot turn into The Penguin sooner rather than later.
...uncovered Charles Michael Davis' pre-The Originals roles. You can totally tell he was a model.
...investigated a few TV stars' wives. Click through if you're looking for information about the spouses of Sleepy Hollow's Tom Mison (she's pretty crafty), or Supernatural's Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles (both actresses).
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...Mulaney knows enough to feature a ringer or two, beginning with
Martin Short, who plays his loopy comedian and game-show-host boss, Lou
Cannon. Short is a tremendous physical comedian, and he can sell the
gags that Mulaney can't quite pull off. Thankfully, the show makes great
use of Short's talents. Not only does he careen around the set, he has
ingenious comic timing. Cannon tells Mulaney that he likes "fast setups
and slow punch-lines," which seems to apply to Short himself, though
there are times when his fast setups are followed by rapid-fire
punch-lines, too.
Not every character is so well served by the material. Mulaney and Motif's third roommate, Jane (Nasim Pedrad), is especially problematic. Though Pedrad doesn't sound like a stand-up, Jane is obviously underdeveloped, and thrown into subplots that focus on typical—if not offensive—female storylines and stereotypes...The offense only gets worse when you realize that she's the only one of the three roommates who, after the first few episodes, doesn't have a clear profession. (Motif and Mulaney are both, predictably, comedians.) She's another female character on TV who's defined by her relationships with men, whether it's her platonic friendship with Mulaney or her train-wreck romances. If Mulaney really seeks to emulate Seinfeld, it should seek to turn Jane into as vibrant and singular a character as Elaine Benes...
Click through to read the full review at PopMatters.
Fall TV means lots and lots of Bustle posts. Recently, I...
...marveled at how much British TV David Tennant has done that hasn't hopped the pond.
...coped with the loss of Trophy Wife by tracking down Michaela Watkins' other projects.
...discovered that it's super weird to see H. Jon Benjamin and Dan Mintz, who play Bob and Tina Belcher on Bob's Burgers, talking to each other in real life.
...traced the Elliott Gould's career highlights leading up to his across-the-hall hippie neighbor role on Mulaney.
...made a slideshow of all the guest stars coming to The Simpsons this season (including Don Hertzfeldt, an animator who did an amazing couch gag for the premiere).
...placed The Simpsons in the timeline of the longest-running shows on television (it's getting up there).
...uncovered Stephanie Beatriz's theater background before Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
...discovered Ryan Hansen's elusive wife, who was Kristen Bell's best friend and only witness at her wedding.
...caught up with both Sabrina and Jeremiah from Return to Amish.
The institutions are premised on the individuals they affect as well as those who wield power. And, like most first episodes, this one offers a quick overview of the series' players. Gotham feels like a fully populated town, almost akin to The Simpsons' Springfield. Batman fans will recognize a few of the names, like Oswald Cobblepot (Robin Lord Taylor), Ivy Pepper (Clare Foley), and Edward Nygma (Cory Michael Smith). Since it's too early in the Batman timeline for them to give in wholly to their villainous tendencies, right now they're just townsfolk, however eccentric...
I was about to interview the creator of the WGN America series Manhattan. He told me about writing strong female characters, the crazy parties that happened in Los Alamos, and what might be in store for a second season (since the show isn't just about the bomb).
I also...
...loved Donal Logue's Bullock in Gotham so much, I traced the other Bullocks from movies and TV.
...explored the charms of Reid Scott, who plays Dan Egan on Veep.
...speculated about the chances for renewal for You're the Worst and Married, and about whether the move to Sunday would be good or bad for Brooklyn Nine-Nine (illustrated with a lot of amazing Andy Samberg faces).
...found out who created the Miss America pageant, and what the winner gets.
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A travel piece about the amazing Ocean House in Rhode Island. Download the PDF above, or read it online here.
I interviewed Jonathan Tropper, novelist and screenwriter behind This Is Where I Leave You. You can download the PDF above, or read it online here.
One of my favorite assignments of the year is the annual Fall Arts Preview, where I look ahead at the season's upcoming cultural events. You can download the PDF above, or read it online here.
Boardwalk Empire returns tonight for its last season!
For Bustle, I wrote an appreciation of Sally Wheet, Patricia Arquette's character. Between Boardwalk Empire and Boyhood, Arquette is having a heck of a year.
I also...
...wrote about how Frozen is the highest-grossing movie by a female (co-)director. It's sitting at No. 5 right now, and the next woman is at No. 74.
...explained what the whole Stand Up to Cancer thing was (and why it's worthy).
...became really jealous about Caroline Gruosi-Scheufele's job as creative director of Chopard jewelry.
...opined that we still have a long wait before Sherlock and True Detective return.
...wrote about the time that the director of Factory Girl called Brittany Murphy's husband "a con artist and a bad man."
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For Bustle, I answered a lot of burning question about the MTV VMAs, including:
Which videos should have been nominated?
Why is the awards statue a moonman?
Why is there no host this year?
Who votes on the VMAs, anyway?
Who won Video of the Year?
How do these VMAs compare to last year?
Are Ariana Grande and Big Sean dating?
Recently, on Bustle, I...
...wondered what's next for Anna Paquin after True Blood.
...opined that I want a BFF like Tina Majorino.
...contemplated the complexities of making a historical show with entirely fictional characters, like Manhattan.
...rejoiced that Miss J is no longer fired from America's Next Top Model.
...told the fashionable cord-cutters how to watch America's Next Top Model online.
...then explained to the unfashionable Project Runway fans who YouTube fashion icon Bethany Mota is.
Photo courtesy of HBO.
In Transcendence, Evelyn Caster (Rebecca Hall) is introduced as the classic mad scientist, someone who moves forward with experimental technology without stopping to consider the consequences. Of course, she has a good reason to do so: love. Her husband, the brilliant scientist Will Caster (Johnny Depp), was making breakthroughs in the field of self-aware artificial intelligence when an anti-A.I. group, Revolutionary Independence from Technology (R.I.F.T.), assassinates him with radioactive poisoning. Since it's such a villainously slow death, Evelyn has enough time to copy his brain activity and upload his "consciousness" into the A.I. supercomputer he created. Friend and fellow scientist Max (Paul Bettany) has reservations about copying Will's consciousness and hooking it up to the world's network of computers, but Evelyn considers it a sound scientific plan, since a digital husband is better than no husband at all.Similarly, on paper, Transcendence seems like it should be good idea. It's an original sci-fi concept, not based on a pre-existing franchise property. Wally Pfister, longtime director of photography for Christopher Nolan, chose it as his directorial debut. (In one of the wan bonus features, someone calls Pfister a veteran with the passion and energy of a first-timer.) The cast also features members of the Christopher Nolan Repertory Company, including Morgan Freeman and Cillian Murphy. With all of these factors in place, it wouldn't seem unreasonable to expect a movie on the level of Nolan's Inception. But, like Dr. Caster's experiments, Transcendence is much smarter in theory than it is in practice.
...It would have been neat if the Blu-ray gave viewers a choice to either watch the movies as two distinct features in their original forms, or as a series of shorts that could be accessed separately and watched in any order. Yet if you want to go from "Sleepy Hollow" to "Bongo", you have to stop Ichabod and Mr. Toad, head to the top menu, select Fun and Fancy Free, select play from that menu, and fast-forward through the overlong introductory material with Jiminey Cricket.Format nitpicking aside—and I realize it is a lot to ask Disney to slice-and-dice its beloved feature films—this Blu-Ray two-movie collection has charm to spare. For the most part, the shorts are some of Disney's strongest, and taken as a whole they offer a variety of animation styles, characters and tones...
These cars are treated (and shot) with a lot of love. Director Scott Waugh, in his commentary with Paul, mentions that he favors practical effects over CGI, and you can tell; the cars have heft and weight to them, and the most interesting visuals in the film are done in the service of the driving scenes. The cars are also the subject of most of the Blu-ray's features, which do everything from break down the biggest stunts to analyze the different rumbles that each car makes.But besides just lavishing attention on the cars, Waugh loves placing them in the context of other, classic driving movies, from Bullitt to American Graffiti. In the commentary, Waugh and Paul point out many of these references (and, yes, video game Easter eggs, too), down to the tiniest background details. (A stunt coordinator and son of a stunt coordinator, Waugh also likes to give shout-outs to all of the stunt drivers and their previous films.) When Bullitt is playing in the background of a drive-in theater during one of the opening scenes of the film, Waugh mentions that he was afraid the movie would come across as a period film, since he puts in so many references to the '60s and '70s...
This week on Bustle, I...
...discovered how totally adorable The Fosters' Bailee Madison and Maia Mitchell are—and how much they really look like sisters.
...realized that SoundClash host Diplo is behind more memes than you would think.
...got to the bottom of the big feud between Caroline and Caprice on Ladies of London
...and argued that Julia Ormond's "acting rut" was actually kind of awesome.
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This week on Bustle, I:
...got "What's Up" by 4 Non Blondes stuck in my own head while looking into Make or Break Linda Perry's biggest hits.
...found out all the crazy stories you've heard about rumspringa are true.
...looked back at the cheesy Lifetime movie that brought LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian together
...and discovered that the music behind 'Married" is by Ratatat and Broken Bells.
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The result of these conditions—regular people having unscripted conversations in a natural setting without cameras reminding them they're being filmed—should be naturalistic. However, they don't entirely feel this way. While these scenes do feel authentic, Glazer heightens the action beyond the typical found-footage-style documentary. His images are more beautiful than something you'd expect from dashboard cameras. He also sets the scenes to a discordantly beautiful score by Mica Levi. You can feel the disconnect between Laura and the rest of humanity; everything feels distant and unsettled.This is largely to the credit of Johansson. She's capable of telegraphing both seduction and isolation simultaneously. She connects with the men she meets on the street, but you can tell that there's an emotional disconnect. While there is dialogue throughout the film, Johansson is essentially giving a silent performance. The words that pass between her and the men are of no consequence to the arc of the film; they're just to get the men in the van. The emotional core of the story—which comes more and more into focus as the film progresses—is almost entirely advanced through Johansson's face...
This week on Bustle, I:
...explained how Welcome to Sweden is basically a lower-key Parks & Recreation
...but lamented how little Amy Poehler will be on it
...speculated that Olaf will not be appearing on Once Upon a Time
...reminded the world of Rising Star host Josh Groban's greatest accomplishment, his "I'm your Bieber now" tweet
...noticed what a difference a year or two has made in the life of Extant's Halle Berry
...and reminded everyone how holidays are always better if you add Muppets
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To drink: We didn't say there were zero old-time soda fountain pleasures to be had. Sonny's Blood Orange Gelato Float combines Don Julio Añejo, Chartreuse, vanilla gelato, and blood orange soda.
Click through to see the full slideshow at the Condé Nast Traveler.
A Hot Tub Cinema? Our Favorite Outdoor Movie Venues
Who needs a drive-in? No cars are required to enjoy these outdoor movie screenings—and, chances are, the view will be as good as the film. Enjoy a sunset screening all summer long in an historic Italian piazza, on the rooftop of a cinema in Athens, in a cemetery in Los Angeles, and yes, in a hot tub.
When the weather warms, Cineteca di Bologna turns the city's Piazza Maggiore into one of the most historic outdoor movie venues, with Renaissance architecture surrounding the plaza on all sides and the dome of the Sanctuary of Santa Maria della Vita rising behind the screen. Cineteca di Bologna holds 51 screenings under the stars throughout the summer, with eight nights dedicated to the "Il Cinema Ritrovato" (Cinema Rediscovered) series of classic movies. It also claims that the Piazza Maggiore's screen is one of the largest in Europe.
Coming Attractions: Jules and Jim, The Spirit of '45, The Fantastic Mr. Fox, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg
Click through to see the full slideshow at The Condé Nast Traveler.
Photo: Lorenzo Burlando
So, I picked up a freelance gig covering TV for Bustle! My first week, I...
...geeked out about how much I loved the flawed women of Tom Perrotta
Meet Tom Perrotta's Leading Ladies
...took any excuse I could to post the "Donna Martin graduates!" video from Beverly Hills, 90210
Tag Team, Back Again
...watched a ton of YouTube videos starring my favorite So You Think You Can Dance contestant, tWitch
Catch Up with the Best 'SYTYCD' Contestant Ever
...got super-jealous of Moran Atias' Instagram account
She's Your Next Girl Crush
...and tried to figure out what the heck CeeLo's reality show is about
CeeLo Green's Reality Show Isn't Very Real
The Craziest New Roller Coasters and Thrill Rides in the U.S.
Screw up your courage and take a ride on one of this year's new crop of roller coasters, drop towers, Ferris Wheels, and other amusement-park attractions—if you can stand the record-shattering speeds, mind-bending loops, and heart-stopping falls.
The small, four-person cars of the El Loco allow for tighter twist, turns, and rolls. The whole thing starts with a hairpin turn that rolls into a greater-than-straight-down dive, so riders experience what coaster nerds call a "negative 1.5 vertical G"—what a normal rider would call that feeling of floating up out of your seat. Plus, the Las Vegas Adventuredome, located in Circus Circus, is all indoors, so you can't use the weather as an excuse to chicken out.
Click through to read the full slideshow at the website of the Condé Nast Traveler.
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The love story should be the heart of Winter's Tale, but the
movie is frequently caught up in the more supernatural elements of the
story, and everything is consumed in its spiritual mumbo-jumbo. For
example, at least two different characters are pressed into service to
explain that Lake's horse is "actually a dog"—specifically Athansor, the
"Dog of the East"—that just sometimes takes the form of a horse. This
information never comes to bear in the rest of the entire movie, as
Athansor never appears as a dog; it's just magical nonsense.
The magical elements of the story come at the expense of developing
real characters. By the time a second set of major characters is
introduced in the 2014 timeline, Winter's Tale doesn't have
enough time left to get invested in them as people. Instead, they become
just another set of mystical objects in Lake's quest for miracles.
Click through to read the full review at PopMatters
For something so formulaic, though, Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit is at least well done. Director Kenneth Branagh borrows from the best of recent thrillers. He throws in a Bourne-style fight scene here, a Mission:Impossible break-in-and-heist-sequence there, and some Zero Dark Thirty-like data analysis, along with a dash of his own classic, theatrical flourishes. (Branagh takes on the role of Russian baddie Viktor Cherevin, a cold-blooded killer who still makes time to talk about the novels of Mikhail Lermontov.)With each of these sequences, Branagh changes his filmmaking style to match. The Bourne-like fistfight also borrows its director's affinity for the shaky, handheld camera aesthetic. The longer heist scene has more fluid camera movements and quick cuts to ratchet up the tension. Throughout, Branagh makes everything sparkle: fluorescent lights of a city, reflections on smooth surfaces of modern architecture, blinking lights of a computer message. The elements of the story may be familiar, but everything looks shiny and new.
You don't have to choose between bustling city life and serene nature. Next time you need a botanic pick-me-up, duck into one of these (gorgeous) public urban gardens—from Barcelona to Singapore, Rio to Rome. The roses and orchids are waiting...
Orchids have been hybridized at the Singapore Botanic Gardens since 1859, and now more than 1,000 species and 2,000 hybrids are on display in the National Orchid Garden (including one named in honor of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the Vanda William Catherine). That's just one of the dazzling sights here: There's also a Swan Lake, a Fragrant Garden (known to attract butterflies as well as visitors), outdoor sculptures and sundials, and a section of rainforest home to 314 plant species. It's no wonder that the garden is Singapore's first UNESCO World Heritage Site nominee.
Click through to see the full slideshow at the Condé Nast Traveler.


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One of the best! Children are asked to volunter in school and community actvities. Chldren have to keep a log of all the work done durng each month. Children here are taught rght from young age to give and not expect anything in return. They learn what is called 'the pillars of character' everyday at the beginning of the school.
My kids attended three of the four public elementary schools in the district, so I have a wide range of experience when I say Woodland rocks. Although tha facility and the equipment is state of the art, it wouldn't be worth half of it if it did not have a magnificent pricipal who besides being a great educator, excellent manager, also a wonderful person. It comes through in the great staff that he had gathered, many of which are among the best teachers I have ever met, (I am a teacher and both of my parents are too). So two thumbs and five stars up for Woodland and Mr. Hansen!
Woodland elementary school is the most impressive academic enviornment to which I've ever been exposed. The atmosphere is inspiring, nuturing, and positive. These are essential components when developing young minds to love to learn and reach beyond their potential. The culture of the staff has an energy that flourishes with optimistism and forward thinking. Children who attend this school will be well prepared, both in academics and attitude, for their upper education experience.
Woodland is an excellent school where the teachers all care a great deal about the students and the environment is always upbeat. The principal has created an atmosphere in which the students believe that learning is fun and school is a sanctuary. The parents are active in the PTO and with the kids' education.
Fabulous school! Parents are highly encouraged to be involved and are welcomed participants. PTO is very active and dedicated. Atmosphere is energetic and inspiring. Principal and teachers are second to none!
All around excellent school. Creative teachers, fabulous principal and challenging curriculum.
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LEOPOLD - Five members of Perry Central's state leading defensive unit were named to the All-PLAC football team in voting by conference coaches Thursday.
The Commodores also placed four players on the offensive unit, giving them at least nine players on the team for the fifth year in a row.
Senior defensive tackle Robbie Piper and senior linebacker Ryan Hanan were repeat selections from last year's team.
Other Commodores named to the 15-man defensive unit were T.J. Lamon at outside linebacker, B.J. Farmer at cornerback, and Clint Schank at defensive end.
TELL CITY - There's a new basketball league on the map.
No, not another professional minor league. Rather it's Tell City's intramural league for girls in grades 5-6.
In recent years Tell City has added fifth and sixth grade girls teams that play about 12 games a year against other schools starting in December.
But there were still a lot of girls in those grades who didn't get much playing time, some of whom might be late-blooming basketball players and might be needed on the varsity down the line.
ST. CHARLES, Ill. - Former Tell City wrestling star Brandon Harrison won his first jujitsu mayhem cage fight Saturday.
Harrison beat Brian Garibaldi by tap-out due to a rear naked choke hold in 1:05.
Harrison is ranked 12th in the nation in the amateur lightweight division. Garibaldi fell to 20th in the nation after their bout.
Harrison is a 2006 graduate of Tell City, where he was the school's only two-time regional champion in wrestling.
TELL CITY - No Tell City player was named to the 26-man All-PAC football team Monday, though running backs Trent Gunn and Kyle Osborne and punter Wes Hinton did receive honorable mention.
It was the fourth time in six years that no Marksmen have made the team.
Co-conference champion North Posey led this year's team with eight selections in voting by league coaches.
Southridge, which tied North Posey for the conference title, had five players make the team, as did Heritage Hills and South Spencer.
Gibson Southern had two and Forest Park had one.
TERRE HAUTE - Perry Central's boys cross country team was ranked in the state's preseason top 20 by IndianaRunner.com and made that ranking come true with a 20th-place finish in the state meet Saturday.
After finishing last in the 24-team state meet last year, the Commodores' goal all season long was to make it back to state and finish in the top 20.
Strong finishes by their top four runners, especially Eric Scheiber and Michael Ernst, helped them achieve that goal.
Sophie Etienne of Heritage Hills was named to the All-PAC girls soccer team last week.
Three weeks earlier, Etienne, the granddaughter of Tell City-Troy Township superintendent Ron Etienne, also made all-conference in another fall sport, cross country.
She was the individual champion in the Crawford County girls cross country regional and helped the Patriots win team titles in the conference, sectional and regional and qualify for the state meet.
TELL CITY - Lauren Goffinet and Elizabeth Kohnert received honorable mention, but no Tell City girl made the All-PAC volleyball team selected by conference coaches Wednesday.
Forest Park, Heritage Hills and Southridge tied for first in the nine-team conference and each placed three girls on the 12-player all-conference team.
Pike Central placed two girls on the team and North Posey had one.
"I thought Southridge, Forest Park and Heritage Hills would each have at least two girls on it," said Tell City Coach Dalonda Hayes. "But I wasn't sure if they'd get three.
LEOPOLD - North Daviess shut down Perry Central's running game and beat the Commodores 7-6 in the Class A football sectional semifinals Friday.
The Commodores, who normally rely mostly on their running game, were held to 21 yards rushing on 27 carries.
T.J. Hall gained 36 yards on 18 carries, Mikey Wilkerson gained 1 yard on one carry, and their other three players who carried the ball ended with minus yardage.
Thus the Commodores trailed 7-0 when they got the ball back at their own 20-yard line with 2:14 left in the game and no timeouts remaining.
OAKLAND CITY - Tecumseh used more spiking and better serving to beat Cannelton 25-10, 25-7, 25-6 in the first round of Wood Memorial's Class A volleyball sectional Saturday.
The smaller Bulldogs made only five kills and one block.
Sometimes a small team can make up for a lack of dominant front-row hitting with strong passing and serving.
But the Bulldogs had 13 dropped balls and made eight bad serves, including five in the first game. They had no ace serves.
They trailed only 5-2 in the first game before they made their first serve into the net.
LEOPOLD - A strong effort on receiving serves helped Forest Park defeat Perry Central 26-24, 25-9, 25-18 in Class 2A volleyball sectional semifinals Saturday.
Perry Central was able to get only one ace serve, by Kyla Edwards, to the floor against the Rangers.
Perry Central had an excellent serving percentage. Hilarie Hahus went 11 for 11, Jessica Huber 8 for 8, Tessa Lynch 7 for 7, and Edwards 9 for 10.
The Commodores also had one of their best blocking matches. Megan Hedinger made five blocks, Molly Harth three, and Huber two.
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YJ- Back in a Flash, prt 3 (Blondies)
Characters/pairings: Wally/Artemis
Genre: Romance/SAPPY CUTENESS (that is a genre by my standards)
Rating: T
Summary: "Yeah, we'd like to order a Blondie to split."
…I'm sorry. I meant for this to be cute but it just got STUPID? Idk I'm bothered by it but I DO love the cutesy stuff, at least.
I dedicate the shit out of this to my compadre, Sarcatt, because she has been having a less than stellar week(s?)! And I really hope you start feeling better my dear, and I hope things go okay with your internship thing this Sunday! *epic crushing dragon hugs* Now if you will, I hope that some incredibly fluffy and kissy-hands Spitfire will at least give you a smile! :3
"Mm, hey, want to split a Blondie?"
"Do you even have to ask, babe?"
He sends her this look across the table, accompanied by a genuine smile that sprays his freckles up in the most endearing way that makes her heart clench. She can't help but smile back at him, can't help the balloon of contentment that expands in her chest cavity as both their hands seek each other out across the table top. Their fingers intertwine.
God, how she'd missed him.
There's a comfortable silence between them as they wait for the waiter to come back by, and the archer allows her gaze to tear away from Wally's face long enough to take in the surrounding tables. The little restaurant is dimly lit, and they're among the last of the late night crowd. There are only maybe two other tables still occupied a ways away from them; gentle snatches of conversation reach her ears every so often, but all Artemis cares about tonight is the man sitting across from her.
His thumb gently strokes the back of her palm, drawing her gaze back to him. They smile at each other again, and Wally opens his mouth to say something when the waiter returns, asking them whether they would like dessert or not. Wally winks at Artemis before speaking up, and she mentally prepares herself for what she knows is coming.
"Yeah, we'd like to order a Blondie to split," he says calmly, watching the waiter write it down. "But, ah…" he adds, digging into the seat of his pants to bring forth his wallet. The waiter watches in mild confusion as he thumbs through a few bills, at last pulling out a crisp looking twenty, which he holds delicately between two of his fingers before saying, quietly and with much discretion, "Could you, ah, make it the size of the plate it comes on? And put a few extra scoops of vanilla ice cream on top? Two spoons, please."
Artemis is having a hard time stifling her laughter, long since having had to bring her hand up to her mouth to hide her amusement at the expense of the shocked looking waiter.
God, how she had missed Wally West with every fiber of her being.
"I… uhm, i-it'll be a few minutes, uh, sir," the waiter stammers out, clearly at a loss of whether to accept or reject this strange request. He takes the twenty though and walks away, casting a glance back at the couple as if he expects them to call out that they were kidding and just want a normal dessert.
"Wally," Artemis laughs out softly, reaching for his hand again. "You scared him."
Wally snorts, bringing his other hand up so that he's cupping hers in the both of them, warmth seeping into her pores. He plays idly with her fingers.
"I can't help it if he's never seen a guy with a huge appetite. Besides, I gave him a twenty, it's his lucky day."
They both chuckle together. His comment gets her thinking vaguely about how, as voracious as his appetite had always been, he's never been hungrier than he's been in the four weeks since he's returned home. Or faster, for that matter. Something had happened to him, that much they were sure of.
"Hm?" she asks, snapping back to the present.
"Have I told you how beautiful you look tonight?" he asks seriously, reaching over to push a loose strand of golden hair behind her ear.
"Only about a hundred times since we left the apartment, handsome," she retaliates. "And about a thousand since you got back."
"Good. You can make that a thousand-and-one and counting."
"How many times have I told you I missed you?" she asks quietly, and that sobers the both of them up. He pulls her hand up to his mouth and kisses the back with chapped lips, again and again, making her skin tingle in the best way.
"Every minute since I've been back, babe," he says, kissing each of her fingers.
"Then this one might be a few minutes overdue; I missed you, Wally," she tells him earnestly, eyes locked onto his. "So much." She doesn't think words will ever properly convey just how much. It's only been four weeks since he's been back in her life, and things have only just begun to settle back into some semblance of normalcy for them, but she doesn't know if she can ever stop telling him how much she missed him.
"And I you, Artemis," he murmurs, and she thinks he might have continued to kiss her hand for the rest of the night, had their waiter not returned within that moment, laden with a plate that had the biggest portion of brownie on it that Artemis had ever seen. Wally nearly drools as he thanks their server, who walks away looking glad to be done with his task.
"Artemis, I think maybe you should have gotten your own because I am about to go to town on this whole thing," he warns her, grabbing his spoon like it's a weapon. He spreads a scoop of ice cream over his end and drizzles some caramel over it, missing his girlfriend's dagger throwing glare.
"You better not even think about it, Wallace," she growls, spooning caramel and ice cream over her own slice of heaven. He's not paying attention though, because his mouth is already bursting with chocolate-vanilla goodness and he's got his eyes closed in rapture. She joins him a moment later, both of them humming in delight at the mouth-watering dessert.
The two lovers are so lost in their taste buds for the next few minutes that they barely even spare each other glances. It's only when Artemis has slowed down, stuffed, that Wally himself slows his chewing and speaks.
"So," he says casually, maybe a little too casually as he gets another piece on his spoon. "Artemis. I'm not sure if now is the right time to bring this up, but.." he trails off for a moment, nervous, then continues, "But I've… just been wondering here lately if… if maybe we should consider going back… back to the, ah, the game?"
Artemis's whole body freezes up. Her knuckles whiten around her spoon, her muscles tense, her jaw tightens, and the Blondie still in her mouth is suddenly tasteless on her tongue. She swallows, hard, the food going down like a thick glob of peanut butter that blocks her airways and forces her to take a generous sip of her beverage before she can speak.
"No," she says firmly, voice like ice. The word comes out automatically, no thought to it. She drops her spoon onto her plate with a loud clatter, completely unnerved.
Wally's eyes widen and he reaches over to grab her hand again.
"Babe, Artemis, I'm so sorry for bringing this up right now, that was so stupid," he apologizes hastily, stroking her palm again and looking like he wants to bash his own head in. She hates that he can see how visibly shaken she is just at the thought of going back into the hero business.
"Wally, I… I just… how can you even think about that right now?" she asks, brows knitting together. She despises the way her voice sounds thick with tears, barely concealed emotions dripping in her speech. It's not like she didn't know the subject would come up, but she hadn't expected it so soon. She hasn't had time to gather her thoughts, hasn't even had time to get used to the idea of Wally being back in her arms, not even after four weeks of sleeping with him every night. The thought of the risks, the dangers of going back…
She's already lost him once. She can't bear it again.
"Artemis, I… I'm sorry for what happened. I can't imagine what those two months were like for you. I mean, I know what it was like for me; I thought about you every day in that useless place of energy and nothingness. You occupied my every thought, but at least… at least I knew you were alive somewhere," he says, squeezing her hand. His gaze darkens and his eyes look a little unfocused, like he's far off somewhere else, and for a moment she thinks he's lost in the memories of the place he calls the "Speed Force", but then he speaks. "But I know what's it's like to live without you, Artemis. I still have nightmares about it sometimes."
Artemis shudders; he's talking about the failsafe exercise. She squeezes his hand this time, reassurance that she's here, with him.
He smiles a little sadly at her.
"I just imagine that, but tenfold for you. And I bet I'm still not close to the pain you felt, babe." He kisses her hand again. "All I'm trying to say is, I get the hesitation, Artemis. I get it. I'm scared, too. It's a dangerous life and we both… we both know the consequences. But I still think we should consider."
"Wally…" she starts, torn. Torn because she feels the same way.
"I don't mean right now, Artemis," he says gently. "Not in the next month, not even in the next year. I don't want us to do anything we're not ready for. Right now I just want us to be together. I want us to finish college, find us a house, maybe even…" he trails off, cheeks flushing almost as red as his hair. Artemis averts her eyes, her own face heating up because they both know he's thinking about marriage. She can't deny the excitement and nervousness that pools in her stomach at the thought of marrying Wally, but before she can contemplate this welcome idea more, he clears his throat and carries on. "I just feel like… the world needs us, Artemis."
She really hates him sometimes. Hates it when he hits the way she feels so flawlessly, even if she's too stubborn or afraid to say it herself. She looks away from him, fingers clenching in his grip, and he feels it.
"Artemis…" he murmurs, prying her tense fingers apart one by one before she can start to draw the blood. She sighs, jaw tight, brows furrowing in the center, but at last she lets her gaze fall to his. Green meets gray in earnesty.
She's always had a bit of a weakness for his eyes. She relaxes a bit, but not entirely.
"Wally, I… I agree. I do, the world does need us. But they don't need us right now," she says firmly, pushing a strand of loose hair away from her face, eyes glittering with finality. "There are so many new heroes joining the Team and the League right now; they've got things more than covered. I think the world can wait a little longer for us… okay?"
He grins at her, gets out of his seat to lean across the length of their table, over their empty plate of Blondie, and captures her lips in a kiss. She returns it fervently, every nerve-ending in her body jumping into life at the feel; even after all this time it still thrills her to have him kiss her again.
And she knows they'll talk about this more. Much more. But for right now, they have an understanding, and that's enough to get them through the next few months.
"Er, ahem…"
The voice of their harassed looking waiter interrupts them. They break apart, chuckling quietly, faces still close enough that their breaths mingle, until Wally plops back into his chair. He opens his mouth to speak to their server, but then he notices Artemis staring at his shirt with barely contained mirth, and looks down curiously.
The speedster's horrified noises at the sight of the caramel his shirt had dipped into upon leaning over have Artemis laughing, a loud sound that echoes in the near empty depths of the diner.
She doesn't care that she snorts. She doesn't care that Wally shoots her a helpless, pouty look across the table because she's laughing at his expense(there's a twinkle in his eye anyway, one that tells her how glad he is to see her laughing like that). She doesn't care that their waiter looks incredibly irritated with the two of them by the time they're paying him and leaving the establishment.
She doesn't care because she has her speedster, her Wallace Rudolph West is back in her life.
And as they're walking home arm-in-arm in the warm summer night, as he looks over at her and she spots a smudge of caramel at the corner of his lip while he grins doofily at her, she bites her bottom lip and thinks that maybe, maybe the world isn't even ready for them yet.
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I went on-line to look at the phone records. My WW has been away all week with my kids and her in-laws and texting and calling the prick of an OM.
She saw that I went in and changed the phone records password and I flipped out on her. Texted her that I am done. I want a D. Her reply "blah blah blah get a life". My reply, "I had one before you shit on me!"
They come back tomorrow. Fun.
How do these cheaters don't see it as abusive? God!
As an aside - if her name is the primary on the wireless account she CAN remove kg201 - no questions asked.
She texted me to ask whether she would be safe with me when she returns home tomorrow. I responded by saying that she has never been in danger with me (in 18 years of being together I grabbed her by the arm once in anger, about 5 years ago, and I ended up in anger management from that). Her response word for word:
"I beg to differ. You made this choice in the last couple weeks with your erratic behavior that has made me physically ill with a life threatening infection. [She has a bacterial infection from her cancer treatments] The only peace I have had is this vacation. You are also the one who declared, "I am done." I just want to know what is going to happen tomorrow when we get home."
So her 3.5 year affair has nothing to do with my erratic behavior? How does someone you thought was a good person get so f'ed up? No remorse. No remorse. Ug.
Don't reply in writing and if you can, record your conversations so you have proof that you haven't threatened her.
That's is all the response she deserves, IMO.
Copy every correspondence with her and keep it. She is trying to set a trap, you need to be ready. Sorry to sound so cynical, but with women the "I'm afraid of you" route seems to be a big trick in their cheater handbook! I am a woman, but you see it over and over again. I even have an ex-friend that started saying that crap to justify her cheating on her husband.
I did send one final text saying something to the effect of "If the situation was reversed and I had started an affair 3.5 years ago on you and continued to do so, then you wouldn't have any erratic behavior?"
I've read on SI how the WS will say some amazing things to defend their behavior, but I am just incredulous that my wife is part of that club. The values and beliefs she is arguing for are so completely opposite of the woman I have seen for 18 years.
Anyway. Morning is here. She and the kids will be here later after a week away. And I need to start putting my 180 armor back on. The dents from last night are there, but maybe today I can do better.
....record your conversations so you have proof that you haven't threatened her.
^^ Get a VAR today! Now!
If she comes to some form of prior normalcy - fine, no harm - no foul. But protect yourself!! Everything you write imagine hearing in court - before you hit send.
Whoever she was, for the last 18 years (or I guess 15 of the last 18) she isn't that person right now! She is showing you who she is - believe her.
Ignoring her is probably a source of humor for her; she has the OM for emotional comfort and can talk to him for hours about what a thoughtless bastard you really are.
When there is no spark of love in her soul for you the 180 process is pointless. Seek legal help and end this marriage, or end up living for years in a relationship where your WW carries on with this affair, and eventually finds a way of evicting you from the home so she can move the OM in. This woman is your enemy and will exhibit an astonishing degree of cruelty in pursuit of her own selfish goals.
So her 3.5 year affair has nothing to do with my erratic behavior?
Sorry, KG. This does seem to be a line out of the Cheaters Handbook. I got,the EXACT same word--"erratic"--and accusation. Any time I became angry over the course of my wife's two-year affair, I was accused of being "erratic." Horrible mind games and emotionally abusive to be sure.
File, file, file.
Fear is the mind-killer.
Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration.
I will face my fear.
I will permit it to pass over me and through me.
So what is your response?
Already you are negotiating, you're telling her if she was in your shoes blah blah, why?
She is openly disrespecting you. Remove the cheating, in a relationship it's a deal breaker.
So you've told her you want a divorce, are you going to follow through with it or as I suspect she thinks too, you're going to back track and try to nice your way out of this?
Do what ppl are telling you about the VAR, and get lawyered-up.
I'd go as far as getting my most treasured possessions and important papers out of the house and safe. In the hands of friends or family.
There is strong potential for you to lose everything. Act accordingly.
Also, I think it is incredibly shitty for her to blame her bacterial infection on your behaviour. Blameshifting at its absolute worst. Don't take that guilt on. Good luck.
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Restraining orders are the tools used to take the money from the fools. If your smart, take my advice. Take what you can, run. I mean, as in tonight. Go to your Mom. Don't be a fool.
It's amazing how vile people can become when going through this process. I was terrified of filing against my X, and then he exceeded my expectations.
She is also in that zone of cancer survivor....I am alive so need to live like I am dying...I am #1 no one else matters. Trust me as a healthcare worker I have seen it before...these types of personalities can become very reckless. So protect yourself.
My advice....take it or leave it....To hell with a total 180. Go into stealth mode, and get your ducks in a row all the while treating yourself well. Kill her with kindness for now,even if you have to choke on it....this way she looses all of her ammunition. Once your ducks are in a row, file for D. If she wants to R and be with you then filing will shake her up enough to do it if not then you sound like a great guy and don't deserve her bullshit.
I hope you find your peace. (((hugs)))
Stronger is right.
Protect yourself. Get a VAR.
Your wife is building a case against you. Go see an attorney today.
And file for D.
"I beg to differ. You made this choice in the last couple weeks with your erratic behavior that has made me physically ill with a life threatening infection. [She has a bacterial infection from her cancer treatments] The only peace I have had is this vacation. You are also the one who declared, "I am done." I just want to know what is going to happen tomorrow when we get home."
I'm in the medical field and I have never heard of anyone catching a bacterial infection from someone else acting erratically. Wow. A new disease, who knew.


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One of the best shows to have ever been on television is none other that the AMC series Breaking Bad. In total, the show has been nominated for eight Emmy Awards categories for a Drama series including three of the four acting categories. But you may not know what all of the specific categories the show is up for awards in.
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Since 1804, the Historical Society has assembled vast holdings of American paintings, sculpture, books, manuscripts, decorative arts, artifacts, architectural materials, prints, drawings, photography and ephemera that document the history of New York and the nation. The mission of the Historical Society is to use these collections to help the public understand the complex and diverse past behind the nation and world that we know today. The Historical Society engages a broad audience through a series of initiatives that enliven and illuminate the past, from groundbreaking exhibitions of history and art that capitalize on the Historical Society's extraordinary museum and library collections, to intellectually engaging programming and educational activities. ABOUT THE POSITION: This is an ideal opportunity for an experienced, innovative and visionary leader to further the reputation of the Historical Society as one of the nation's premier centers of historical research and scholarship and to maintain the Library's reputation as an important New York cultural institution. Reporting to the President and CEO of the New-York Historical Society, the Vice President and Director provides leadership for the Library and directs a staff of 31 employees. As a member of the Historical Society's senior management team, the Vice President/Director of the Library works closely with other senior staff to improve intellectual and physical access to the Library's holdings. Key responsibilities: • Oversee and work closely with library managers on short- and long-term planning • Serve as a member of the N-YHS senior leadership team and contribute to institutional strategic planning • Represent the Library at all institution-wide meetings, committees and events, both on- and off-site • Represent the Library at local and national meetings and conferences • Work closely with the chair of the library committee of the board of trustees • Drive fundraising activities for the Library and participate in fundraising for the institution, writing grants as appropriate • Design and oversee library strategic efforts for collection management, digitization, and storage modernization • Work with the CEO and CFO to develop the Library annual budget • Anticipate and respond to new trends in library services and new methods of research • Promote the use and preservation of the Library's collections and oversee collection development • Build relationships with the Library's users, including scholars and faculty at academic institutions in and around New York City • Develop relationships with the antiquarian book trade and with private collectors to enhance the Historical Society's collections CANDIDATE REQUIREMENTS: The ideal candidate will possess the following qualifications: • An MLS from an ALA-accredited program; or a PhD in a field consistent with the Library's collections • An outstanding record of visionary leadership and accomplishment in librarianship and/or academia • Ten or more years of progressively responsible management experience in an academic or research library; background in academic research preferred • Exceptional problem-solving skills, with the creativity to develop innovative solutions to address key challenges • Strong leadership management and team building skills, including the ability to mentor, motivate, set goals, delegate, and monitor effectiveness • Public presence and energy; ability to leverage these skills as an effective fundraiser • Ability to communicate knowledge and enthusiasm for the Library collections to all constituencies, both internal and external • Strong knowledge of American history, especially as it pertains to the needs of an independent research library and its patrons • Ability to work with advanced scholars to develop programs and collections that reflect current and anticipate future needs • Outstanding interpersonal skills; exceptional verbal and written communication abilities • A strong public service orientation, with a respect and commitment to the Library's mission • Experience in the field of Library special collections and appreciation for historical and primary source materials COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS: Salary and benefits will be competitive and commensurate with experience.


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The Mariners announced the additional security screenings on Tuesday. They comply with a mandate from Major League Baseball that all teams have a screening program in place by the start of the 2015 season.
The Mariners will have fans use walk-through magnetometers when their tickets are scanned at all public entrances. Fans who do not want to use the walk-through metal detectors will have the option of being checked with a hand-held device.
The team said bags and backpacks that fit within size requirements will still be allowed into the ballpark but will continue to be searched before fans enter.
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I absolutely love to read, and anyone who is familiar with Oscar Wilde I'm sure recognizes the quote I have chosen for my title; "To define is to limit." From the moment I read this in The Picture of Dorian Gray, I thought to myself: this is me; this is how I see the world. Now I know people argue with this quote because a definition is a precise statement of what a word means. But just think of "define" as "label." When you put a label on someone, you classify and constrict them, which limits them from breaking out their true potential.
For example, when we are constantly talked about as illegal aliens, we are given the image of harsh criminals. This image affects our self esteem and our confidence. Some, like Aly Wane, start to believe that there is something evil inside of them. It also limits us from reaching out to the American people and proving to them that we are not here to cause any harm. We only want the opportunity of seeking a brighter future. We are not criminals. We have done what we had to do, what any human would do, to seek a violence-free life, to keep our families together, or, like me, to pursue an education. I am one of 11 million, and each one of us has a different story to tell.
Several faculty members at the Episcopal Church's oldest seminary are battling with the school's leadership, although neither side agrees whether they quit, were fired or staged a walkout.
General Theological Seminary in Manhattan is the only seminary overseen by the national church. Last week, eight faculty decided to stop teaching classes, attending official seminary meetings or attending chapel services until they could sit down with the Board of Trustees.
The dean and president, Kurt Dunkle, wrote a letter to students saying the Board of Trustees' accepted the eight faculty members' resignations. But faculty member Andrew Irving wrote to students saying the professors never suggested they would resign.
"We wish to underline that we have not resigned," Irving wrote, suggesting the group sought legal counsel. "Our letters did not say that we would resign. We requested meetings with the Board."
The Rev. Ellen Tillotson, an Episcopal priest in Connecticut and a GTS board member, wrote that it has become clear that the eight faculty have been planning a walkout.
One of the most interesting conversations at the Berkley Center focused on the desire for power in feminist discourse. In some ways, the feminist aspiration for power in terms of fiscal gain only perpetuates the patriarchal emphasis on economic power as the only definition of success.
One definition of female power that has its roots in Scripture is the power to be seen as equal before God. The concept that God created "man in his own image; male and female he created them" is imperative to feminist theory of shared power between sexes.
If we only define having power as women making capitalistic progress in our markets, we lose important aspects of divine femininity that render both male and female equal in the eyes of God.
Faith is a journey, a Pilgrim's Progress filled with mistakes, learning, humble interactions, and life-changing events. Here are a few things I would do differently if I could go back and start over:
1. I wouldn't worry about having the right answers.
There's a misconception that the Bible is the Ultimate Answer Book and Christianity is a divine encyclopedia presenting the solutions to life's biggest questions. In reality, the Christian faith is about a relationship with Christ instead of an academic collection of right or wrong doctrines.
Rather than wasting time, energy, and resources on superficial theological issues — I would focus more of getting to know Jesus. Never let a desire for "being right" obstruct your love for Christ.
Religious leaders agree the Islamic State — also known as ISIL or ISIS — must be stopped. Their struggle is how best to do it.
"As mainstream religious leaders of different faiths get together, it strengthens the voice of moderation," said Ibrahim Hooper of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, the nation's largest Muslim advocacy group.
A group of mainstream Muslim scholars sought to strip the Iraqi and Syrian militants of any legitimacy under the cover of Islam in an open letter in Arabic issued Sept. 24.
U.S. Christian leaders have also spoken out and say they hope to dissuade youth from joining the Islamic State ranks by developing an alternative world view that counters the group's religious claims.
"To offer a different world view endorsed by religions, as well as governments, in the long term will go a long way to defeating its appeal to those who are looking to join them," said Antonios S. Kireopoulos of the National Council of Churches. The council represents about 45 million Christians, from mainstream Protestants to "living peace" congregants.
Recent comments by Pope Francis about the conflict rocking the Middle East have left some religious leaders mixed about his intent.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush were not invited to a major gathering of social conservatives in Washington last weekend in what was viewed as a serious snub of two men considered prominent Republican presidential contenders for 2016.
"They were not invited this year because they just weren't on the top of the list in terms of what they are doing right now and whether or not it was relevant to the values voters and who they want to hear from," said Tony Perkins, head of the Family Research Council and chief organizer of the Values Voter Summit, which opened on Friday and ended Sept. 28.
"They shouldn't take it the wrong way," Perkins told David Brody of the Christian Broadcasting Network in an interview taped on Friday.
But in his report, Brody said the two men had been "snubbed" and that's not good news for any presidential aspirations they may harbor.
The Values Voter Summit is the pre-eminent venue for GOP candidates who hope to showcase their bona fides to the crucial conservative Christian bloc, and Christie and Bush — the elder brother of former President George W. Bush — are seen as Republicans who could appeal to the center of the electorate but who have not won the hearts of social conservatives.
Mormon feminists may have been surprised by some subtle changes in vocabulary and approach Sept. 27 at the church's general women's meeting.
Dieter F. Uchtdorf addressed the audience — sitting in the giant Conference Center in downtown Salt Lake City or watching via satellite in chapels of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints across the globe — not just as "sisters" but also as "blessed disciples of Jesus Christ."
In a speech about living out one's faith joyfully, Uchtdorf, second counselor in the church's governing First Presidency, referred twice to women as "daughters of heavenly parents," alluding to the Mormon belief in male and female deities.
And, for the first time, the charismatic German leader described the meeting as the opening session of the church's 184th Semiannual General Conference. Until now, General Conference has referred only to the two-day gatherings held during the first weekends of April and October, with the women's meeting seen as a separate event.
Saturday night's meeting also featured the first-ever prayer at a session of General Conference by a black woman, offered by South African Dorah Mkhabela, a member of the LDS Young Women's General Board.
Museum of the Bible.
That's it.
The name of the museum under construction in Washington, D.C., is official.
"We don't need more to tell people who and what we are," said the museum's founder and funder, Steve Green.
But, as always with the Bible, nothing is ever simple.
The high-tech museum, set to open in fall 2017, is four blocks from the U.S. Capitol and three blocks from a global tourism mecca, the Air and Space Museum. The new museum will feature standing exhibits on the history and impact of the Bible as well as interactive features to bring viewers into Bible stories and characters.
He's been crowned the "new hip-hop king" and his newest album, "Anomaly," topped iTunes and Amazon charts the day of its Sept. 9 release. He's been invited to birthday parties for both Billy Graham and Michael Jordan and riffed on NBC's "Tonight Show" with host Jimmy Fallon.
It's the kind of mainstream success that has eluded most Christian rappers. Then again, some people are still trying to decide if hip-hop star Lecrae is a Christian rapper, or a rapper who happens to be Christian.
It depends who you ask, including Lecrae himself.
"God has also raised up lowly, kind of insignificant individuals to do miraculous and incredible things," Lecrae, 34, said in an interview. "We're the Gideons, we're the Davids. Even Jesus himself made himself of no reputation. It's when you can link it back to God doing it, I think that's what he loves. He's not a megalomaniac, he's deserving of glory and honor, and to use individuals that demonstrate that it was him, and him alone, it accomplishes his mission and that's success."
When Brianna and Chris Lindsay married in June, they had the church, the minister, the bridesmaids … and a foot-washing ceremony for the bride and groom.
It was, they said, a sign of their mutual submission.
"First he took off both of my shoes and we had a water basin and pitcher," said the bride, recalling the five-minute ceremony during which a friend read a poem about the couple. "In return, I got down in my dress, took off his socks. … It probably was a little awkward for us — maybe a little — but we felt like it was an important message to show people."
In an age of big-ticket destination weddings and reality show "bridezillas," some evangelical Christians are opting for what writer Catherine Strode Parks calls "A Christ-Centered Wedding."
Her new book details ways brides and grooms can fill their wedding with biblical touches to reinforce for friends and family the centrality of their faith.
"If we really believe that marriage is important, that it matters and that God infused it with so much meaning, then we want to share that joy with those who are present and invite them into that celebration and that worship," said Parks, who co-wrote the book with her mother, Linda Strode.
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For behold, I create new heavens and a new earth; and the former things will not be remembered or come to mind. But be glad and rejoice forever in what I create; for behold, I create Jerusalem for rejoicing and her people for gladness. I will also rejoice in Jerusalem and be glad in My people; and there will no longer be heard in her the voice of weeping and the sound of crying.
Things will one day be the way they were before the Fall!
God said the same thing to Isaiah as He said later to the Apostle John in greater detail: "Behold, I am making all things new" and "there will no longer be any curse" (see Revelation 21:5 and 22:3).
The world will no longer be a place of grieving, pain and tears. Instead it will be a place to "be glad and rejoice forever". Everything about life in that day will bring joy, happiness and peace. Things will be the way God designed them to be in the first place, before the sin of the first man and woman brought brokenness and fallenness into every facet of life.
Today God is encouraging us to look into the future. Our hope is not in this world and this life. God will destroy this fallen world one day and create a new heaven and a new earth, where things are right. I can't wait!
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Welcome to "ASAE Updates," a new space we created to keep members informed about what's happening at ASAE and how you are helping us move the association profession forward.
You can look to this page on the website for updates throughout the year that will include information about advocacy, how ASAE is working for you, volunteer initiatives, and trends and/or research that may impact the future of the association community. We value your input, and we are listening to your suggestions on how to improve ASAE and our community.
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2012 ASAE Fall Leadership Retreat Uses New Technology to Engage Participants
This year's ASAE Fall Leadership Retreat, November 11–13, kicked off with the opening night reception at the Old Exchange Building hosted by the Charleston CVB. Volunteer leaders enjoyed networking, eating southern cuisine, and touring the historical building, even the dungeon.
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You leave your fingerprints all over - from computer keyboards or door knobs - but do you know that your smart phone leaves real-time fingerprints that cannot be removed?
Puzzled? Not any more. Three Indian-origin researchers have demonstrated that the accelerometers used in mobile devices possess unique trackable fingerprints.
These fingerprints stem from subtle idiosyncrasies in device manufacturing and are reflected in the unprotected data shared with numerous applications.
Even if you erase the app in the phone, or even erase and reinstall all software, the fingerprint still stays inherent.
"When you manufacture the hardware, the factory cannot produce the identical thing in millions. So these imperfections create fingerprints," explained associate professor Romit Roy Choudhury from University of South Carolina (USC).
Along with graduate students Sanorita Dey and Nirupam Roy, Choudhury found that these fingerprints exist within smart phone sensors.
The researchers focused specifically on the accelerometer, a sensor that tracks three-dimensional movements of the phone - essential for countless applications, including pedometers, sleep monitoring, mobile gaming.
The researchers tested more than 100 devices over the course of nine months that included 80 standalone accelerometer chips used in popular smart phones, 25 Android phones and two tablets.
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"We do not need to know any other information about the phone - no phone number or SIM card number. Just by looking at the data, we can tell you which device it is coming from. It is almost like another identifier," Dey informed.
The research also suggests that other sensors in the phone - gyroscopes, magnetometers, microphones, cameras and so forth - could possess the same types of idiosyncratic differences.
For smartphone users and e-book readers, smartwatch wearers and tablet devotees, perhaps the most critical take-home message is the importance of vigilance, the researchers noted.
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