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Yohan Cabaye | The French Magician
Yohan Cabaye's Best Moments All rights to the original owners of this content. This video is made for educational purposes about Yohan Cabaye...
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The midfielder's future at St. James' Park at unsure following a series of fine displays, with Laurent Blanc again hinting at a bid, but the player has reiterated his commitment Yohan Cabaye has underlined his commitment to Newcastle, hinting that he is happy to stay at the club as long as he is wanted. The midfielder withdraw from a matchday squad earlier in the season following a rejected bid from Arsenal, prompting ire from fans. 3/1 Newcastle are 3/1 with William Hill to be winning at HT & FT v Norwich However, Cabaye has since focused on his football, culminating in a two-goal return in the 3-1 win over West...Goal 2014-01-20
Yohan Cabaye, Newcastle United, PSG, Ligue 1, Premier League Yohan Cabaye has revealed there was an agreement in place enabling him to leave Newcastle United in the January...FourFourTwo 2014-01-30
Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Yohan Cabaye, PSG, Ligue 1 Zlatan Ibrahimovic has revealed he had never seen new Paris Saint-Germain team-mate Yohan Cabaye play before his arrival at...FourFourTwo 2014-02-02
Newcastle United boss Alan Pardew is adamant that the money from Yohan Cabaye's move to Paris Saint-Germain will be reinvested in the squad. Pardew's men were left...FourFourTwo 2014-01-29
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Yohan Cabaye, Mathieu Debuchy, Newcastle United, PSG, Ligue 1, Premier League Newcastle United defender Mathieu Debuchy has cast doubt over his future at the club by refusing to rule out a move to Paris Saint-Germain. The French full-back has scored one goal in 23 Premier League appearances for Newcastle this season, and is part of a strong Francophone contingent at St James'...FourFourTwo 2014-02-20
Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew admits he is not confident of retaining Yohan Cabaye amid growing speculation of a January exit. The France international midfielder has been heavily linked with a move to Paris Saint-Germain, with the Ligue 1 champions' sporting director Olivier Letang rumoured to be in Newcastle to help finalise a deal following reports an initial...FourFourTwo 2014-01-27
Newcastle United midfielder Yohan Cabaye says that he has already achieved one of his goals for this season. The Frenchman has starred for Newcastle this term, with a string of superb performances helping the club to eighth in the Premier League table. He has scored seven times in 20 appearances in all competitions, including a double in Saturday's 3-1 win at West Ham. And the...FourFourTwo 2014-01-24
Yohan Cabaye, Newcastle United, PSG, Ligue 1, Premier League Paris Saint-Germain have signed Yohan Cabaye from Newcastle United on a three-and-a-half-year contract. The 28-year-old France international moves to the Ligue 1 champions for a fee believed to be in the region of £20 million. Cabaye, who joined Newcastle from Lille in June 2011, has been heavily linked with a switch...FourFourTwo 2014-01-29
Newcastle will be doing their best to keep hold of Yohan Cabaye during the remainder of the January transfer window but could he be tempted away? Cabaye wasn't far away from ending up at Arsenal in September and recent reports have French Ligue 1 leaders PSG as the side most likely to swoop for the midfielder. Plenty of Arsenal's Premier League rivals could also enter the hunt...Sporting Life 2014-01-23
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Yohan Cabaye (French pronunciation: [juɑ̃ kabeɪ]; born 14 January 1986) is a French international footballer who plays for English club Newcastle United in the Premier League and the French national team. He plays as a box-to-box midfielder and is described as a player who possesses "excellent vision, great ball control", and "provides technical quality". Cabaye is also known for his penalty-taking ability.
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Doctor Armond saying goodbye to Season 3 of #krollshow.
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After his murder trial leaves him disgraced and bankrupt, Dr. Armond has no choice but to move back in with his taxidermist father (played by Rance Howard).
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Tonight on Kroll Show: Dr. Armond's murder trial begins and comedian Ron Funches has a great time playing Dr. Armond's public defender.
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Somebody gets murdered on tonight's Kroll Show. Bet you can't guess who even though the above GIFs totally give it away.
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I'm running a few days behind on the blog... but I have reasons, I swear. Good ones. More on those in a bit. The above picture was supposed to have been last week's Friday Beautiful Thing. The Lee Industries cowhide chaise was spotted at when I was visiting my friends at Verve Interiors. The North Carolina-based company has built a strong reputation for their high quality furnishings that are available in a variety of fabric and leather choices that will withstand the changing needs and aesthetic moods that go through a home from year to year. Lee Industries has been a particular hit at this season's High Point Market, having been "spotted" by some of the event's Style Spotters and chatted up by the team from Architectural Digest. For a full listing of stores that carry Lee Industries furniture, visit their website.
So why am I just now posting this? Well, as I've said in the past, April is a crazy month in Columbia. It's a crazy month in South Carolina. Friday morning I woke up and drove to Lake City, a small town about an hour and a half from the coast that is undergoing some very big changes. Lake City is the home of Darla Moore, one of America's most successful female financiers. Lately she has been in the news regarding her induction into Augusta National Golf Club alongside Condoleeza Rice. Though Ms. Moore has homes in New York and Charleston, her heart lies in Lake City, where her family roots stretch back before the American Revolution.
Lake City has always been an agricultural and market town. It's pretty. It's quaint. It hasn't been equipped to keep up with the whiplash-inducing economic and market changes of the 21st century. Ms. Moore has set out to change that. The first publicly visible step that she and her local colleagues have taken is the establishment of ArtFields, a regional art festival, located in her hometown, that opened on Friday and runs through Apr. 28. The festival has been billed as "epic", and it certainly is so for the town residents and for the artists who came from 11 states to participate. The top prize is $50,000. This type of monetary prize has become a rare bird in today's market. People from all over are visiting the town... something that hasn't happened en masse in decades, if ever. The locals are thrilled. The atmosphere is charged. Ms. Moore is very determined. The festival has the potential to become a truly unique tourism opportunity, so naturally, as a writer who works with the SC Department of Tourism, I had to check it out, and miraculously was granted an interview with Ms. Moore at her home. That was kind of a big deal! The post from the interview will go up soon, and I'll link to it when it's time.
A piece by Columbia artist Scotty Peek on view at ArtFields
Then, on Saturday, I received the good news that one of my essays will be included in the first issue of an upcoming quarterly anthology entitled Equals: A Record For All of Us. I'm thrilled. Over the moon. The catch is that I have a short time to edit and beef up my piece! So, I'm scurrying around like crazy right now.
I'll be posting on the blog at least one more time this week, but other than that will be keeping my head kind of low as I work. More to come!
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money was good, and i swapped in a used jdm b16 into my 19 civic dx. it was a pain, but eventually passed the BAR.
now, two years later, i can't pass smog. i live in los angeles, california. the cat was new when i passed that BAR test, and don't have 5k miles on it yet.
i tried to pass smog, and failed horribly. all my numbers were good, expect my nox, which was above 3000 (need around 800 to pass).
fine, i checked my timing, which was way off, and now it's right on (or, +16 degrees, TDC), but nox is still 2600.
any ideas now? did i burn out the cat (is that even possible?)? do i need to find an american throttle body WITH an EGR on it?
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make sure your egr is opening also if you have a vacuum leak that will cause the egr not to get enough vacuum i think there is a solinoid responsible for how much vacuum the egr recieves
yes, catalytic converters go bad, especially when your car is running rich as hell...assuming that you didn't install a/c in which case your IAC may be suspect, you need to make sure that you charcoal canister is flowing air freely, make sure that your vac lines are connected to fuel purge and MAP sensors , make sure your tps is calibrated properly, make sure your power brake booster is running properly
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The Road to Justice
Today the fight against impunity has reached an important juncture. There is awareness on domestic and global levels of the extreme peril posed to journalists and the public's right to information when violence against the press is met with official inaction. The cries for justice by freedom of expression advocates have been amplified by the U.N.'s endorsement and its designation of the first International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists.


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The Perspective of a Cherokee Events Timeline
by Christina Berry
When tracing your Cherokee family line it is very important, and interesting, to look at the dates of your family line in context with the dates of major events in Cherokee history. Lining up your family story with these dates can often give you new insight into what your family was doing. Below is a timeline of selected events in Cherokee history.
American Revolution 1776-1783
The Cherokee found themselves forced to choose sides during the American Revolution. The Cherokees, like other Southeastern Woodlands tribes, supported the British. The Cherokee made several raids on frontier forts and settlements. As a result, the Cherokee suffered a number of invasions and attacks from Americans before, during, and after the Revolution.
Battle of Horse Shoe Bend 1814
This was a pivotal battle in the Creek War and a pivotal moment in Cherokee history. In the battle, Chief Junaluska and about 500 Cherokee fought the Red Stick Creek (a faction of the Creek tribe), and the Cherokee fought alongside General Andrew Jackson. During the battle Chief Junaluska killed a Creek warrior who had captured Andrew Jackson. Sixteen years later, in 1830, Andrew Jackson was President and signed the Indian Removal Act which would eventually lead to the removal of the Cherokee to Indian Territory. Chief Junaluska (now Chief Tsunulahunski) said at the time that if he'd known then what he knew now he would have made a different decision and perhaps let Jackson be killed by the Creeks. Chief Tsunulahunski lost his wife during the forced removal.
Treaty of New Echota December 29, 1835 and the Old Settlers 1835-1839
In 1830, the US Congress passed the Indian Removal Act. The purpose of the Act was to move all Indian people west to Indian Territory. The Act required tribal permission in the form of a treaty between the tribe and the US government before they would be moved west. The vast majority of the Cherokee Nation did not want to move, but a small group of men met in December 1835 to sign the Treaty of New Echota. This treaty was not recognized by the Cherokee Nation and was infact illegal according to tribal law, but unfortunately it was recognize by the United States government. After the Treaty of New Echota was signed, Chief John Ross compiled a petition and attemped to convince the US government not to remove the Cherokee from their lands to no avail. While these Cherokees remained and tried to avoid removal some Cherokees, including the "Treaty Party" who'd signed the treaty, moved west voluntarily to Indian Territory. These Cherokees were known as the Old Settlers and were already residing in Indian Territory when the forced removal, better known as the Trail of Tears, took place. In 1851 a Roll was taken of Old Settlers still living.
Trail of Tears 1838-1839
As a result of the signing of the Treaty of New Echota in 1835 the US government began the forced removal of the Cherokee people in 1838. During the next year and a half it is estimated that some 16,000 Cherokees started the journey and about 4,000 were lost along the way. Some Cherokee were able to remain in the East and later formed the Eastern Band of the Cherokee. Those who were forcibly removed joined the Old Settlers in Indian Territory where the Cherokee Nation was reunited and reestablished with a new constitution in September 1839.
Dawes Rolls 1896-1907
In 1887, the US congress enacted the Dawes Act. The Act stated that the United States government would provide for the allotment of lands in Indian Reservations. What this really meant was that the once communal lands of the Cherokee Nation would be sub-divided into thousands of small pieces of land, which would be distributed among the Cherokee people. The Dawes Roll was the official roll of the Dawes Act and was open from 1896-1907. In order to receive a parcel of land Cherokees had to sign the rolls. In order to sign the rolls a Cherokee had to have a permanent residence in the Cherokee Nation and have appeared on previous rolls. Those who signed the Dawes Roll provided their names and blood quantum and in return were granted a piece of land in the location they desired. In addition to the "Cherokee by Blood" portion of the Dawes Rolls, there were separate rolls for Cherokee Freedman and Intermarried whites living in the Cherokee Nation. This was the final roll taken of the Cherokee Nation. At the closing of the Dawes roll, the Cherokee Nation was dissolved and former Cherokee Nation citizens became US citizens. This is the roll used for Cherokee Nation tribal membership, if your ancestors were in the Cherokee Nation this is the roll you will need to use to prove your membership qualifications. Learn more about Cherokee Nation enrollment
Oklahoma Statehood 1907
The Dawes Act applied to all tribes living within Indian Territory, and once it was close Indian Territory became part of the new state of Oklahoma in 1907. The Cherokee Nation government was dissolved and all Cherokee Nation citizens because US citizens. All official buildings owned by the Cherokee Nation (including the capital building, supreme court building, prison, and the Female Seminary building) became state-owned buildings. In 1975, the Cherokee was reconsistuted and eventually the Cherokee Nation regained control of most of their historic buildings. The Female Seminary building remains part of the campus of Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Oklahoma.
Baker Rolls 1924
Just like the Dawes Roll of the western Cherokee, this was intended to be the final roll of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. The land was to be allotted and all Eastern Band citizens were to become citizens of the United States. Fortunately the Eastern Band of Cherokee was able to avoid allotment, but the roll still exists and is now the basis for membership in today's Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. If your ancestors lived in North Carolina, this is the roll you will need to use to prove your membership qualifications. Learn more about Eastern Band of Cherokee Indian enrollment
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Lines for the First of May
The choirboys sang at dawn in Oxfordtown,
birdnotes chiming from tower'd nest
of stone above the mink-brown Cher.
I have never heard them do it
but by the heart's hard listening,
that fancy-flight of longing
that makes an actuality of the imagined,
till the real is more dream
than the dream. And while I dreamed
an inexorable sea away, they sang,
white robes ruffled like fledgling feathers
breathed upon by auroral breezes,
round mouths wide to drink in all
that dew of blushing morn and maiden
May. The earth is glad once more—
their sweet song rouses it with a shout!
And I awake, dispossessed of all that happy dream.
My morning broods, welling tears of unshed rain,
while the green world waits,
shuddering at one long, low sob of thunder.
Yet the wild roses breathe out
a holy incense, flouncing their frills
over western hedges and showering a veil
of bridal white from the low-sweeping pines.
In the breathless orthodoxy
of this newborn day that first,
wild, young madness of honeysuckle plies
an arrow through my awakened heart.
And at evening, we sit beneath
a windswept sky, remembering
how the sun kindled her honeyed face
and how the rain silvered the hoary fretwork of her spires.
"To England," he says, lifting a glass of stars,
summer wine enflamed by one glance of that great light.
Creative Worship
In the middle of my ballet class last week I was struck with a sudden memory that almost made me topple out of a pirouette. (At least, that's what I'd prefer to attribute it to, and not to mere laziness over finding my center before attempting said pirouette.) For whatever reason, my brain chose that inopportune moment to summon a recollection that was nearly twenty years old.
I was nineteen (I said nearly twenty years, mind you) and I was attending the teachers' intensive put on by Ballet Magnificat in Jackson, Mississippi. (Y'all do know about Ballet Magnificat, right?) For three weeks I had been taking master classes from some of the best teachers in the country and scribbling frantic notes on lectures ranging from anatomy to choreography to grant writing. (Okay, I confess, I kind of checked out during the grant writing session.) Every day I got to attend morning chapel with a roomful of dancers who were head over heels in love with Jesus Christ, and every night I fell into bed wholesomely exhausted from an impossibly rigorous schedule. It was an amazing time that left a permanent mark on me, and I loved every minute of it. Almost. You see, there was one item on the schedule that made me a little uneasy.
Creative Worship.
Barefoot Virtuosity
I felt like Jo March in Little Women.
The 1994 film version, to be exact, when Winona Ryder and Gabriel Byrne are sitting backstage at the opera, perched high among the ropes and riggings. Byrne's Professor Bhaer has invited the ingenuous Jo to a performance of Wagner, having dismissed her concerns over a suitable opera dress with the half-abashed confession that, where they were sitting, things would "not be so formal." He is interpreting the German libretto in a whisper, and Ryder's already ethereal face is a portrait of pure enchantment as she gazes down at the spectacle on the stage below, her brown eyes round with delight. It's a gorgeous scene, charged with the enthusiasm of youth and the incredulity of a realized dream . . . and not only because she ends up getting kissed as the curtain falls.
But I love that image of wide-eyed wonder in the face of almost unearthly artistry and skill. It's exactly how I feel each and every time I've witnessed a flash of human genius of any form upon the stage—and opera in particular.
I love grand opera. Unlike Jo, I've seen many. But I never get over the old rapture I first knew when I saw one of these miracles of orchestra and voice leap into living color before my eyes. When I was in high school, my piano teacher handed me a fat volume of famous arias and I spent hours upon hours with that book over the summer that followed, getting acquainted with the greats: Faust, Carmen, La Bohème, Aïda. My first and best love, however, has remained steadfast to this day: La Traviata. I'm just enough of an incurable romantic to ache for the ill-fated heroine. And, in my starry-eyed opinion, there is nothing in opera to compare to the soaring tenderness of Verdi's score.
Fighting for My (Creative) Life
"Don't be a writer if you can get out of it! It's a solitary job, sometimes a rather lonely one (who's listening? you say), and it requires relentless self-discipline. The world is not waiting with baited breath for what you turn out. A writer has to be some kind of nut to stick with it. But if, like the psalmist, you say, "My heart was hot within me, while I was musing the fire burned," then perhaps you will have to write." Elisabeth Elliot
My writing partner, Laura, and I are up to our necks in another of our famously insane writing challenges. We've committed to tossing off eight chapters in our respective books by the end of February—and our husbands have gallantly committed to throwing a little two-person awards banquet at our favorite restaurant after we cross the finish line. Usually at this point in one of our writing sprees I'm starting to daydream about which dress I'm going to wear on the illustrious night, but this time I'm wondering if I'll even make it to the dinner.
This rush of wings afar
Tell us, ye birds, why come ye here,
Into this stable, poor and drear?
Hast'ning we seek the newborn King,
And all our sweetest music bring.
~ Charles L. Hutchins, Carol of the Birds
I had been looking for them for weeks, from the first real shock of cold weather in early November, expecting at any moment to be brought up short in the midst of a day's round by the sound that is at once the most wistful and the most exhilarating I have heard in nature. To be arrested with the wild, sweet declaration of change in the air and the turn of the seasons. To be held fast and fixed in a spell of wonder that is the yearly migration flight of the sandhill cranes. I remember so many late afternoons in autumn, the yard around us violet with gathering shadows and the day's last gilding just ebbing from the treetops as we stood with heads thrown back in a compliment of complete silence, watching the tiny black mass swirl and mount its heavenly way before pressing southward in a somewhat ragged 'V', always cherishing the jumbled cacophony of cries that must be deafening at close range and yet has about it all the poignancy and bewildering exactitude of change-ringing at such a distance.
They have always been a herald, a harbinger that electrifies me with aliveness and anticipation, and I love them for it. But they have never been so late, in my memory. And I hadn't realized just how intently I'd been listening for their glad tidings until it came.
A Million Holy Lamps
One night last summer Philip and I were driving back from Birmingham in our little roadster, Happiness Runs. We had been visiting dear friends and a gorgeous sunset was already simmering in the west by the time we managed to tear ourselves away. It had been a weekend of work and wonderful food and iron-sharpening fellowship, and we were feeling so brimful of God's goodness we both just wanted to sit in silence and enjoy it, like the quiet satisfaction after an exquisite meal. We had the top down as it was such a fine night, and I slid Andrew Peterson's Counting Stars into the CD player, nestling back in my seat to look at the real stars overhead as we sped eastward towards home.
About the time we reached the dark stretch on I-20 that is the Talladega National Forest we started to notice a few splatters on the windshield, and I looked up to see that the starlit sky was now racing and tearing with ragged clouds. The cool thing about a convertible is that if you are going fast enough (ahem, well within the speed limit, of course!) you can drive through a reasonable amount of rain and not get wet. I know there's some fancy scientific principle at play here, but what this means to me is just an added spice of drama to an already fun ride. (It can also mean a lot of laughter if we fail to gauge our storm and end up getting soaked.)
George Macdonald was the grandfather of us all. ~Madeleine L'Engle
Ten pages into George MacDonald's Lilith I was thoroughly entranced—there's nothing like a memory-haunted library and a mysterious visitant and secret doors to get this girl to sit up and take notice.
Twenty pages in I was right royally baffled. I found myself floundering and sputtering about as gracelessly as the book's protagonist, Mr. Vane—and asking almost as many questions.
"How am I to begin where everything is so strange?" he poses to his new-found and utterly unreadable guide, Mr. Raven.
I wanted to know the same thing. Alluring as this new world was that he—and I—had been ushered into, I couldn't quite find my footing.
Release Day Interview with Andi Ashworth, author of Real Love for Real Life
Real Love for Real Life is not only a beautifully-crafted exploration of the calling of caregiving, it is a gift of care in itself. Andi Ashworth writes with great compassion and great humility, and the result is a book that will literally change lives and give souls courage to dwell in Christ's love in concrete, practical ways. Andi's perspective is refreshing and rare, in the way that all good, old, true things are: a voice of affirmation to an often overlooked and sadly neglected part of the Body of Christ, and a loving challenge to a generation that seems characterized by isolation, busyness, and hurry. She is such an inspiration, a genuine example of a lifestyle of love. It was my great privilege to ask her a few questions on the occasion of the release of the Rabbit Room Press edition of her timeless–and timely–book.
Love Song for an Unlost Land
My husband and I recently returned from an extended stay on one of the barrier islands of Georgia. I've been visiting this beloved part of the world my entire life but this one island in particular for the past two decades, without a lost year among them. I honestly could not believe it when I realized that fact (and how keen we are to the signs and markers of our own existence!), but twenty years just seems like such a milestone to me. Such a tender vantage-point from which to consider not only who I've become over all that span of time, but also what this island has consistently meant to me–I love it like no other spot on earth.
The Last of the Amazons
I could tell by the tone of my mother's voice that something had happened–-even over the phone I sensed the gentle sadness–-and I knew with a pang of kindred sorrow what it was. Aunt Ruth had died.
Quietly, my mother told me, in her sleep. 104 years old and the last of my grandmother's sisters. The last of a generation that was mighty upon the earth.
I never thought the Aunts would die. It never seriously occurred to me to fear it–they were too foundational to the proper functioning of the world in general and my life in particular: like Corinthian columns fluted and lovely and made to bear the enormous weight of life with seemingly effortless grace, especially in such a precision of placement as these five sisters had aligned themselves. Even frail little Aunt Ruth, an invalid these forty years, had borne her load manfully, with a core of iron and steel beneath her thin housecoat. Out of all these mighty pillars only she had remained, her faded, almost transparent little body but thinly veiling the light and fire of a still-vibrant mind within.
On Possessing Beauty
On the second-to-the-last day of September, in the year of our Lord 2011, I came into possession of a hill in the English countryside.
I marked the event that evening with all due solemnity and appropriate honors. My husband and I had ostensibly walked out in the late afternoon to watch the sunset from a neighboring slope, but with a few quick modifications, and all the young joy of a first-time hill-owner, I adapted it into a celebration. I cut a few swinging strands of ivy that hung over the rutted path we took from our cottage, and as soon as we had spread our blanket on the grassy prospect, I sat down and began weaving them into a coronet. Philip grinned a little ruefully as I studded it with tiny thistles—the bane of any pasture-keeper's existence; the amethysts and jasper of the woodland lapidary. But when I opened our tea caddy and produced, not the expected and well-traveled thermos and tin cups, but a bottle of champagne, his smile registered genuine surprise.
"This is a momentous occasion," I said gravely, attempting to loosen the cork and then passing it to him in a sudden fear of flying consequences. "It's not every day you come into property."
The World at Night
In the twelve years that Philip and I have been married, there are only two New Years Eves we've spent at home. Once, early on, we had my parents over for a formal dinner. We toasted with champagne cocktails and set off a few decorous little fireworks, and Daddy chased Philip around the backyard with a flaming Roman candle, laughing all the way. The other saw me in bed with a cold, asleep well before the stroke of midnight. Every other year we have been in company of lifelong friends, gathered about a familiar hearth for an evening as comfortable as it is refined.
But this year I was too sick to go out.
Hello From Oxford
[Editor's Note: Lanier Ivester wasn't able to make it to Hutchmoot this year, but while we were convening in Nashville, she stopped by the original Eagle and Child Pub in Oxford, England where she sat down in the Inklings' Rabbit Room and wrote this post. We read it aloud during "The Telling of Tales" at Hutchmoot.]
Oxford is a golden city. The yellow Cotswold limestone from which it was raised seems to have drawn into itself the warmth and light of all the sunny days it has ever known, so that even in the rain it glows like a watercolor of Turner's. But in the last rays of a vanishing day it awakens to a radiance so aureate it will literally take the breath away, if not the heart along with it, while a crystalline fire kindles in every leaded pane and the cobbled streets, emptied of tourists for the day, grow quiet and begin to remember their past. Poets and martyrs, theologians, painters, and storytellers have all haunted these edifices for centuries, and the time-blackened passages between them are crowded with invisible shrines and unofficial monuments to greatness.
Flying in the Face
When Philip and I were in Paris a few years ago, he took me to the Annick Goutal shop on the Rue Bellechasse to buy me some perfume. With a characteristic twist of City-of-Light-magic, we stepped off the bustling little street and into what seemed for all the world like a nineteenth-century parfumerie. The walls were lined with open shelves painted buttery-cream and touched with gilt, all bearing the same simple offerings of iconic ivory boxes, and in the center of the tiny store stood a mahogany display table, ranged with ribbon-topped bottles of scent like debutantes lined up for a dance.
Beyond Our Ken
It's rare that people pay a first visit to our old farmhouse without asking if we have ghosts.
I can hardly blame them; I wondered the same thing the first time I came here. It's certainly haunted with its own past, standing there under its trees, brooding gently over vanished things like a wise old woman holding tryst with memory. It arrests me every time I pull in the drive.
If my husband is present I cut him a sly smile. We love to creep each other out occasionally in the night watches—an impishly easy task, with all these shadowy corners and creaking floorboards—and then laugh at ourselves the next morning. But he knows that I'm not fool enough to tempt fate with a bald-faced commitment beneath the very roof I have to sleep under that evening.


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Fun Dance Dance Revolution Mod Hits the Pavement
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It seems that the Newport Aquarium in Northern Kentucky has a cool custom mod for their Dance Dance Revolution game. Frogger. Yes, you too can hop your way to 8-bit excitement with this cool mod. The game was unveiled as a part of "The Frog Bog" exhibit, which is a celebration of all things froggy. It's always fun to see neat little mod projects like this.


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Join Your Peers at the 4th Annual Privacy & Security Forum in Boston
Get ready for the security "cold war"
Security is a process, not a project. It's like a Cold War that never ends with new threats everyday. To react proactively to these threats, you've got to stockpile the appropriate technology countermeasures, says CIO John Halamka. Read More
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Tom Boonen wins Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne for the third time
The first weekend of March has opened the Belgian cobbled classics with Omloop Het Nieuwsblad on Saturday and Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne on Sunday.
Yesterday, for the third time in his career (2007, 2009 and 2014), Tom Boonen, crossed the finish line in Kuurne first. He over-took Moreno Hofland (Belkin) in the very last meters and beat him by a few centimeters. Bonnen and his teammates, on SRAM RED 22, showed remarkable control throughout the race, and once again outstanding early season fitness.
Omega Pharma – Quick-Step Pro Cycling and Belkin-Pro Cycling teams controlled the race, and with 70 kilometers to go the peloton caught up the early breakaway. Shortly after, Boonen, Guillaume Van Keirsbulck, Matteo Trentin, Nikolas Maes and Stijn Vandenbergh (OPQS), Sep Vanmarcke, Maarten Wynants and Moreno Hofland (Belkin), Johan Van Summeren (Garmin) and Yves Lampaert (Topsport) escaped from the group and set a lead of over a minute, the 10-man breakaway was not to be caught. Boonen opened his Flanders' campaign with a strong victory and the third of his 2014 season.
In a battle waged over 197km at, rider's must know their strengths and weaknesses. Boonen's power is measured by his Quarq for Specialized power meter, it is his tool for training and is his measure for winning. Congrats to Boonen and his teammates.


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As you enter your local grocery store this November, you may see a familiar sight: Girl Scouts asking you to support their girl-led business. However, it's a bit early for cookie season – these industrious girls are kicking off their new Girl Scout year with the Fall Product Program, selling a wide variety of nuts, chocolates, photo keepsakes and magazines. For Girl Scouts, the Fall Product Program is not just about earning money for their troop activities, it teaches them important life skills like goal setting, money management, decision making, people skills, and business ethics. Girl Scouts are also learning the importance of giving back, as they donate snacks and nuts to food banks and magazines to the military through the "Care to Share" program.
Girl Scouts in Orange County will begin selling nuts, chocolates, photo keepsakes and magazines door-to-door and online beginning on October 5 and at booth locations throughout Orange County from November 7-16. Customers can choose from twelve varieties of nuts and chocolates, including the new English Butter Toffee and Salsa Mix, or they may order online from a selection of twenty five varieties, including the exclusive Girl Scout tin and new corporate gift tins – perfect for holiday gifts! Customers can order or renew their favorite magazines from over 600 magazine titles (print and digital) at up to 90% off newsstand price, AND customers can create and purchase personalized greeting cards, calendars, photo books and more through the new To Remember This website.
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Wood Saraswati Playing Veena 36" Item # 65w16b
Price: $660
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I have made significant purchases from Lotus Sculpture over the past seven years. What I like the most is the outstanding quality of products and service. I have experienced over this periodof time that all of the vigrahams I received from you have been done with much devotion and they have life embedded within them. Thank you!Reviewer:Kumar Ramachandran (Tulsa, Oklahoma, US)
This was a wonderful experience overall. Kyle's personal emails kept me up to date on everything that was happening with the sculpture. He worked to find the cheapest shipping option possible (since the statue weighed over 100 pounds and I live on the other side of the country) and it still arrived within a few days. As for the statue, it's absolutely beautiful. You can tell it's of a very high quality and will last a long, long time. I gave it to someone as a special gift and she loves it. I highly recommend Lotus Sculpture to anybody looking for quality Buddhist and Hindu statues. I hope to return in the future!Reviewer:David Schmid (Jericho, NY, US)
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- Materials: Hand Carved & Painted Mango Tree Wood from Tamil Nadu, India
- Total Height Including Base: 36 inches
- Base Width & Depth: 17 x 6 inches
- Weight: 35 pounds
- Saraswati is the radiant Hindu Goddess of Wisdom and wife of Brahma the creator
- She holds a veena, prayer malas and a copy of the hindu holy vedas
- She is hand carved from one piece of mango tree wood by the artists of South India
- Saraswati ships the same day from our California showroom
The painting scheme is adopted from the bright colors used in south Indian temples. The temples are known for their large gopurams or towers that rise up into the sky decorated with various gods and goddesses. The gopurams are painted in vibrant colors which mirror the vibrant life of south India.
This Saraswati sculpture is a one of a kind wood statue hand carved by the wood artists of South India. The sculpture pictured is the only sculpture Lotus Sculpture has like this in our store. When you order this piece you will receive this exact sculpture. It is truly one of a kind as there is only one made exactly like this!
About Saraswati
Saraswati is the Hindu goddess of knowledge and the arts, embodies the wisdom of Devi. She is the river of consciousness that enlivens creation; she is the dawn-goddess whose rays dispel the darkness of ignorance. Without her there is only chaos and confusion. To realize her one must go beyond the pleasures of the senses and rejoice in the serenity of the spirit.
Saraswati wears neither jewels or paints herself with bright colors. The white sari she adorns reflects her essential purity, her rejection of all that is base and materialistic. She transcends the craving s of the flesh and rejoiced in the powers of the mind as the patron of pure wisdom. She embodies all that is pure and sublime in Nature.
The four Vedas, books of universal knowledge, were her offspring. Her mount, the swan, personifies pure knowledge and her herald, the peacock, is a symbol of the arts. Schools and libraries are her temples; books, pens, all tools of the artist and musical instruments are the items used in puja to the enlightening goddess of wisdom.
The Story of Saraswati Saving the World from Shiva's Third Eye and the Beast of Doom: Shiva was woken from his meditations and looked around to discover a world on the brink of corruption and being unsalvageable. Shiva decided it was time to wipe the slate clean. Shiva, the destroyer, opened his world destroying third eye attempting to destroy the three worlds. Out came a terrible fire that threatened all existence.
There was panic everywhere. Only Saraswati remained calm. "Shiva's fire burns only that which is impure and corrupt."
She took the form of a river and with her pure waters picked up the dreaded fire from Shiva's third eye. Within the folds of her water she carried the fire far away from the earth to the bottom of the sea where it transformed into a fire breathing mare called Badavagni - the beast of doom.
"So long as the world is pure and man wise, this terrible creature will remain on the bottom of the sea. When wisdom is abandoned and man corrupts the world, Badavagni will emerge and destroy the universe," foretold the wise goddess.
Wood statues are easy to take care of as they just need some annual upkeep to keep them looking as they did when they were first carved. All the wood used by Lotus Sculpure's artists is dried out for months. Moisture causes cracks in the sculpture as the wood contracts and expands in different temperatures. Our wood has little to no moisture in it assuring that the sculpture is not going to crack in its journey into different climates. Here are some simple tips to keep your statue in good condition:
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Brie Crostini with Blueberry Compote
- Yield 8 servings
Brie on baguette rounds meets its match in a compote of fresh blueberries and mint for an easy party appetizer.
- 1/2 red onion, diced
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh mint
- 2 cups fresh blueberries
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 1/2 cup apple juice
- 6 ounces brie cheese, sliced
- 16 slices baguette, toasted
- Chopped candies almond (optional)
- Sauté onion in olive oil in a medium sauté pan until tender, about 5 minutes. Add mint, blueberries, sugar, vinegar and juice. Cook until juice reduces and sugar dissolves, 10 to 15 minutes. Let mixture cool to warm or room temperature.
- To assemble: arrange baguette slices on platter. Top with a slice of brie. Spoon on blueberry compote. Serve at room temperature.


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Footnotes of Mad Men: The Delinquent Hero on Hands and Knees
For drama, in the Greek sense, to resonate with the modern viewer it needs have three elements: Acknowledgement of the universe's benign indifference, recognition of the utter loneliness of human existence and a commitment to something or someone outside oneself even in the face of those two principles.
• The philosophical underpinnings of modern drama stem from the myth of Sisyphus. This is what Albert Camus described as the conflict between what we want from the universe (such as meaning, order, explanation) and what the universe gives us (a big rock that never makes it uphill). The great art produced in the latter half of the 20th century and this last decade embodies this existential stance.
• The exact moment of no spiritual return would have to be the use of the atomic bomb. In 1957, Norman Mailer diagnosed the unfathomable havoc the atomic bomb wreaked on the human psyche:
For the first time in civilized history, perhaps for the first time in all of history, we have been forced to live with the suppressed knowledge that the smallest facets of our personality or the most minor projection of our ideas, or indeed the absence of ideas and the absence of personality could mean equally well that we might still be doomed to die as a cipher in some vast statistical operation in which our teeth would be counted, and our hair would be saved, but our death itself would be unknown, unhonored, and unremarked, a death which could not follow with dignity as a possible consequence to serious actions we had chosen, but rather a death by deus ex machina in a gas chamber or a radioactive city; and so if in the midst of civilization-that civilization founded upon the Faustian urge to dominate nature by mastering time, mastering the links of social cause and effect-in the middle of an economic civilization founded upon the confidence that time could indeed be subjected to our will, our psyche was subjected itself to the intolerable anxiety that death being causeless, life was causeless as well, and time deprived of cause and effect had come to a stop.
The bleak realities of World War II, the camps, the annihilation of millions, according to Mailer, "presented a mirror to the human condition which blinded anyone who looked into it." The traditional values and expectations-the guilty are punished, the virtuous are rewarded, the authority of the church and state stand as legitimate-could no longer hold the same guarantee.
• A secular world is a lonely world. Isolation, the absence of wholeness; the longing for some structural integrity to the psyche permeates modern drama. Nietzsche said that once we reject the Christian myth, chaos ensues inside of us: "Are we not perpetually falling? Backward, sideward, forward, in all directions? Is there any up and down left? Are we not straying through an infinite nothing."
Science then validated our sense of isolation and insecurity with two words: kinetic theory. The discovery that solid objects were comprised of negative and positive electrons bouncing off one another in a constant state of gyration destroys the assumption that we can trust what we see or touch in front of us, let alone what we feel in our own bloody hearts. This insecurity translates itself, in narrative, into an identity crisis for our heroes, the very essence of himself questioned and unknowable.
• How did you feel when Don wolfishly smirked at his next possible sexual conquest? If you're like me, it was a twinge of disgust, then a rallying sense that "we got our boy back." While the afternoon of spooning post anxiety attack seemed delightful, it's Don's delinquency that enthralls us. Characters with mass appeal win their audiences not by demonstration of their heroic dimensions but through their display of weaknesses and ambiguities. When we get glimpses of nihilistic, fuck-all instinct in our hero, it's difficult not to feel twitches of worship. Pauline Kael, in an essay on appeal Dean and Brando called this certain kind of charisma "the glamour of delinquency":
One thing seems evident: when the delinquent becomes the hero in our films, it is because the image of instinctive rebellion expresses something in many people that they don't dare express…these kids seem to be the only ones irresponsible enough to act out, not the whole system of authority, morality, and prosperity.
If we know that attempts at individual decency go unrewarded, then it's up to the delinquent hero to test our limits of how much self-indulgence we can stomach. Kael points out that we're uneasy about the rebel's moral indifference. "When he attacks the weak or destroys promiscuously" then we realize what are necessary values. Otherwise it's all just too grim and disturbing. So we formulate our own ethical schema through their folly, always a bit on edge that we'll unwittingly beg our hero to go too far. Anyhow, that's why last night's episode was so damn good.
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Are we allowed to talk about plot points here?
If not, SPOILER ALERT.
So, a couple of questions about Our Joan.
1. Did she go through with it?
2. When she said her "daughter" was 15, do you think:
A. She was just being nice to the mother in the waiting room
B. Joan at her first abortion at 15
C. Joan had an abortion 15 years ago and that child would now be 15.
D. She was embarrassed to state the truth.
E. Joan has a 15 y/o daughter that she gave up!
Speaking of given up children, where the heck was
Peggy this episode?
1. No.
In my mind, Peggy is still riding a Honda motorcycle in circles.
1. No
I got the sense that she was saying it to be a little mean to the mother she was talking to, who admitted that she had had her now-17-year-old daughter at 15.
1. Yes. Oprah cannot take more secret pregnancy plot lines.*
2. D. [Pretending she was there for a daughter, not herself -- right?]
*And Joanie needs to be conflicted about her rapisthusband's mission when the tee-vee starts beaming graphic images of the war. And here's also hoping that SCDP's next big client is Dow Chemical. Maybe Peg isn't "political" enough to think too hard about her segregationist clients, but she'll be hard pressed to forget about the burning flesh of Vietnamese children.
Poor Lane Pryce. Poor, battered, emotionally stunted Lane Pryce.
"She's the finest waitress."
Oh, Lane. FUCK YOUR ALCOHOLIC BIGOT FATHER.
Also, that frothy, pink concoction worn by Pete's wife?
Oh you mean the talking cupcake? Almost didn't notice the appendages sticking out
Insane and incredibly hot.
Hope I'm not the only one who thought so.
Pete is super honest.
Even with the departure of Danny, I've enjoyed that this season has been a mini-"Jack and Bobby" reunion. You know, the short-lived "West Wing" meets WB drama.
What are you talking about?
Oops, I meant to say the departure of cocky art-boy "Joey."
But yeah, him, John Slattery and Don's new secretary were all main characters.
Correct link.
"We must imagine Sisyphus happy."
Seriously: why does everyone forget that part? Is it because they never make it to the end of the essay?
Yes, probably.
"The discovery that solid objects were comprised of negative and positive electrons bouncing off one another in a constant state of gyration destroys the assumption that we can trust what we see or touch in front of us, let alone what we feel in our own bloody hearts."
Do people really think about scientific discoveries in this way? To me the subatomic composition of matter is totally irrelevant to the way I sense and experience it. It's an implementation detail, not a reason for completely re-evaluating how one experiences the world.
This is like looking at the person you love and being disgusted because their body has inside of it trillions of bacterial cells.
I'm afraid Natasha's grasp of physics is a little loose here, bless her heart.
No, I did not like that wolfish look Don directed at Megan. Not. One. Bit.
me too. disappointed.
Is it possible, maybe, that he was looking at Megan after being prompted earlier by his accountant–realizing he'd never really seen her before since he was so busy being charmed by Faye? Yeah no.
OK, I just watched it again, and it actually didn't seem wolfy to me at all this time. Just about putting on your face?
A great moment in last night's episode, the scene where Don pukes and you are there just above the bowl as he raises his head. Toilet-cam's shining moment; you can almost smell the reality. Also, I now fear this whole mess will end very badly, the animated falling man no longer a metaphor. Someone is going to die that way. Not Don, maybe Roger.
"Hands and Knees"
Losing Lucky Strike means Roger is metaphorically "dead" but showing him taking a heart pill (first time I've seen that in the show) could be advance notice that it might happen for real. Christ, I hope not, I want to see how Roger reacts to the Hippies.
"[A]n essay on appeal Dean and Brando"?
I dislike your avatar hat.
I can't quite tell – is it a cowboy hat with the crown cut out?
Why do you think Don and Pete weren't honest with Bert about the American Aviation/DOD/desertion situation?
Any chance they'll hire Sal back now that Junior's given them notice?
I was struck how Faye was the first person that Don has voluntarily told about his real identity.
Yes, and now romancing her has lost its appeal for him because of it. #beentheredonethat
("Do You Want to Know a Secret?")
@mathnet Yeah. Faye all earnestly goes, "I'm glad you told me," and that was that.
I know, totally know that feeling when you tell someone a huge secret and the next time you see them, they are all "we'll work on that together" and you think, ugh, never mind just go away.
or is that just me. me and Don and mathnet.
How awesome is it that Betty's using his old office as her sewing room?? I enjoyed some relief this week from hating her.
Oh! And Hurricane Betsy is on her way. . . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Betsy
This was my favorite part of the episode!
Beside my enormous relief that Don's promise to take Sally to see the Beatles would apparently be realized, because WHEW.
I loved Betty sewing–we've never seen her be so domestic, have we? It seems that Betty is the happiest she's ever been.
Or just: Betty being genuinely happy for her daughter. I sort of forgot that was possible
How come nobody is talking about Roger essentially saying that he whacked off Lee Jr.?
(And also held his hand.)
"hands and knees"?
And here's a word for poor Dr. Loser Rapist. He can only manage to become a second-class surgeon for the surgeon-desperate army, and he can only manage to become a second-class father to Roger's child, sad dude.
And P.s. I don't think he's going to die in Vietnam. I think he's going to get some respect there and stay on for a second tour. And then end up MIA.
Or come back as an even bigger asshole.
Or come back super damaged, crippled and psychotic.
@barnhouse, I wanted to say that but immediately felt bad for all the damaged, crippled, psychotics out there.
Not sure Sally is going to Shea. Don seemed to be going back and forth from tickets to new secretary
Do you think she would go if she knew that he was supposed to take Sally? I think she knows, right? That's why she made sure she got them?
I loved how Roger actually brought up what we've all been saying, Dr. Rapist will die in Vietnam, only to have Joan tell him that that was no way out of the situation. Thanks for the shout-out, Weiner.
i'm not so sure that was a wolfish smirk at his secretary. weiner has, of late, used some misdirection in the commercials as well as in the show. on second viewing, the glance – not so much a smirk – was not at all wolfish but seemed to be something more like "i think i'll have my secretary take sally to see the beatles." draper fails to connect meaningfully with others and instead sees utility in people, especially so in women. my guess is that his secretary has some use for him that is not so much sexual.
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Someone asked me this the other day. I started to answer, but closed my mouth. I wasn't sure how to respond, so I'm using this article to answer that question.
When I think of our country, I think of the American Flag. I think of the National Anthem. And I think of football. I guess that's a good start.
Football means the chance to come together with fans who support something you do. It means you get to spend Sunday, at times the only free day of the week, doing something you love with friends and family. It means the potato chips and drinks come out of their respective niches in the kitchen, and that the television is turned on all day.
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The outdoor season might be over but female cricketers in Scotland are preparing to start the indoor season!
City honour Alan Barron with Service to Sport Award29 Oct
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Moray Cricket Association's flagship junior event wound up at a sun-soaked if not autumnal Cooper Park in Elgin on Sunday 29th September
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Charlie sadly passed away on Thursday 12th September 2013, and cricket in the west will miss him.
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