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After being present for the birth of the Scandinavian black metal scene in the early '90s, then turning their back on its conventions as they turned into clichés, BLACK CRUCIFIXION spent a decade working on this, their first (!) full-length album. Don't expect Satanic verses or screeching vocals here, though, as the band has evolved into a dark, depressive outfit with very impressive results.Opening with a simple, sorrowful acoustic passage augmented by synthesized strings, "Faustian Dream" evokes a haunting, cinematic feel, an atmosphere of desolate and fogbound landscapes. Though guitars and drums soon crash in, that feeling remains throughout, as the band keeps the tempos slow, the vocals anguished and theatrical, and the riffs somber and sodden. Songs like "Bible Black Tyrant" recall some of the more depressive moments in CELTIC FROST's "Into the Pandemonium" era, as filtered through the UK doom of early ANATHEMA and MY DYING BRIDE. This is dark metal that owes as much to early CURE as it does to its own blackened past. It drips with a rainy, sorrowful pathos, with guitar lines that positively ache (just listen to the lead break in the masterful "Bible Black Tyrant"). The result is a very timeless, classic-sounding album, echoing its atmospheric vibe from the early-to-mid 1990s, spiritual kin to TIAMAT's "The Astral Sleep" and a dozen pretentious French avant-garde black metal bands. The riffing here is quite simple, though the occasional progressive streak shows its way through (see the recurring hook in "Faustian Scream"). For the most part, though, BLACK CRUCIFIXION create this ethereal mournfulness out of the most basic building blocks, tied together with a hopeless, plaintive chorus or a couple well-placed riffs. They have that primal, alchemal sense of exactly what to use when — this is a short, very direct album, but it still feels like a long journey through a darkened and oppressive realm. "Faustian Dream" is well worth hunting down and supporting. Its organic melding of classic doom, black metal aura, and depressive goth-rock is quite a feat — anyone into the glumness of KATATONIA, the lush sorrow of MY DYING BRIDE or the martial melancholy of "Hammerheart"-era BATHORY will find "Faustian Dream" immensely satisfying.
"Faustian Dream"
01. Faustian Dream
02. As Black As the Roses (As Weak As My Smile)
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04. Wrath Without Hate
05. Where Will You Hide
06. Winterkill
07. Scandinavian Melancholy
08. Frailest
09. Faustian Scream
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The balloon held proudly by a family member seated in a front row captured the emotions evident in the auditorium at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall, January 8, 2014, when 125 PTI graduates crossed the stage to receive their certificate or degree.
In her opening comments Vice President of Education Eileen Steffan began the evening saying "Welcome to the end and welcome to the beginning" before turning the microphone over to Sr. Vice President of Academic Affairs Mark Scott who announced the newest recipients of PTI's Caliguiri Award, named in honor of the late Mayor of the City of Pittsburgh and PTI graduate Richard S. Caliguiri. The five selected by their instructors and academic chairs to be honored are Monica Blackwell, a Practical Nursing graduate; Mia Contes, a Therapeutic Massage Practitioner graduate; Samantha Grove, a Surgical Technology graduate; Brad Trylko, an Electronics Engineering Technology graduate; and James Van Poolen, an Information Technology graduate. Collectively these Caliguiri Award winners had a 3.65 gpa and 98% attendance.
In his congratulatory speech PTI President Greg DeFeo extended a special thank you to members of the military who were graduating and wore red, white and blue honor cords. He reminded all graduates "You're here because you worked hard, stayed late" and cautioned them "Don't miss your opportunities. Don't miss your destiny" before instructing them to move their tassels from right to left to symbolize the transition from student to graduate.
Degrees conferred and certificates awarded, PTI's new alumni association members marched up both aisles to the applause of parents, grandparents, husbands, wives, children and friends who waited anxiously to hug and personally congratulate their graduate.
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Monday, March 10, 2014 at 9:18AM
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – WorldCrafts will host a 17-day fair- and direct-trade tour to visit eight WorldCrafts artisan groups in Kenya and Uganda, Oct. 28–Nov. 13.
"This tour offers the unique opportunity to personally meet the skilled WorldCrafts artisans and tour their work sites," said Andrea Mullins, WorldCrafts director. "Tourists will also be able to experience the breathtaking sights and sounds of Kenya and Uganda as they go on wild game drives, journey through Masaai villages and cruise the Nile River."


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Here are some highlights from this week's program: Democratic National Convention wrap-up, Democrats and abortion, welfare expert Robert Rector on the claims that the Obama administration is gutting welfare reform, vote for the winner of the Hope Award for Effective Compassion, video reviews from Phil Boatwright, Paul Kengor on his book The Communist, Andrée Seu Peterson on extrapolating from Scripture, "Are you better off than four years ago?" unemployment stays steady, the Book Nook, financially unsustainable colleges, humorist Albin Sadar, History Book, and more.
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WHEELING - Linsly's softball team has eight letterwinners returning, so first-year coach Amanda Smith is excited about the Cadets' prospects.
''We have a lot of girls who can play many positions,'' Smith said. ''Practice has been going really well. The girls are excited to get the season under way.''
While Smith has plenty of experience returning, depth is still a concern. There are 13 players are the roster and, at this point, a few are banged up and won't hit the field right away.
''But the girls are keeping a positive attitude and encouraging each other,'' Smith said.
Smith spent last year, her first at the school, as an assistant for Darryl Crews. This season, Crews returns to the assistant role he had for many seasons under former coach Liz Hofreuter-Landini. Former Cadet Kayla Siedler is the other assistant coach.
The team is led by Emma Cecil. The team's lone senior, Cecil has earned all-OVAC accolades the past two seasons. Last year, she added second-team all-Valley to her resume.
''She has a lot of talent and works really hard,'' Smith said, noting Cecil also has a penchant for making her teammates better.
''She's a second-year captain along with (Ava) Tennant and (Sarah) Johnson,'' Smith said. ''They do a good job of keeping things positive.''
In addition to Tennant and Johnson, other returning junior letterwinners are: Peyton Coss, Karyn Kovalik and Danielle Muster.
Abby Miller and Katie Smith are the returning sophomore letterwinners.
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Broken Blossoms (1919)
Another brilliant film by D.W. Griffith and Lillian Gish. It is disappointing that so many people focus on the controversy surrounding the movie "Birth of a Nation" that the real message and goals of Griffith's work tend to be lost. Griffith was a man ahead of his time addressing social issues such as child abuse that so few considered worthy of discussion. Although reluctant to play the role of a child, Lillian manages to pull it off superbly!
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The state College Board has voted to extend the contracts of Delta State University president, John M. Hilpert, and University of Southern Mississippi president, Martha Saunders. The new contracts are for four years.
College Board president Bettye Neely praised their leadership.
A news release from the College Board says Delta State has met enrollment and fund raising goals since Hilpert became president in 2003.
The board says Saunders has implemented a strategic plan that has improved her university. She is the ninth president of USM. She took the job in 2007.
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When the awards season rolls around, you can't count out Judi Dench. She's a seven time Oscar nominee (winning in 1999 for "Shakespeare In Love"), a beloved legend and simply a damn good actress. So even though this new poster for her upcoming "Philomena" has caused our blood sugar level to rise, again, she's not one to dismiss no matter how treacly the material might look like.
Directed by Stephen Frears and co-starring Steve Coogan, the movie is based on Martin Sixsmith's book "The Lost Child of Philomena Lee: A Mother, Her Son and a 50 Year Search," and tells the true of an Irish woman who searches for the illegimate son she was forced to give up when she was in a convent. Cue hankies. While this might be slam dunk, the wildcard here is Frears, whose last few movies — "Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight," "Lay The Favorite," and "Tamara Drewe" — don't inspire much confidence.
It seems that The Weinstein Company are waiting to see how this plays at Venice and TIFF. While slated for a November 1st release in the U.K., it remains undated here.


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Yummy Filipino Recipes Peaks at Number Two at the iTunes App Store
Thanks to its 101 Filipino food recipes crafted by both local chefs and restauranteurs.
Summit Media's first iPad app, Yummy Filipino Recipes, has peaked at number two at the App Store's Top Paid iPad Apps list and continues its strong showing as reflected in its continued ranking among the top 10 apps.
Released two weeks ago, Summit Media's Yummy Filipino Recipes app yesterday skyrocketed to the top of the App Store charts, peaking at number two under the 'Top Paid iPad Apps' category and maintaining its week-long position at the top 10 of the charts.
Thanks to its features coupled with the mouthwatering list of 101 recipes spanning five major food categories, customers have given the app a perfect score of five stars, with user Orlan saying "It's worth the price! Lots of local recipes to choose from. Nice presentation and good layout."
Designed to make learning new Filipino recipes and making them your own engaging and fun, the Yummy Filipino Recipes app sure looks like it is hitting the spot! The full version of the app is now available at the iTunes App Store for the retail price of US $3.99.
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The following may seem a little technical, but I'm posting it here because the subject involves one of the themes of this blog. Science isn't what it should be or what it was a century ago when scientists were radically changing the accepted concepts of physics. Today's scientists continue to accept theories that should have been abandoned long ago, such as the one about the CO2 content of the air determining its temperature.
19th Century beliefs about the nature of light continue to hamper a study of light just like the 19th Century belief about "greenhouse gases" hampers the study of climate.
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This bustling Portuguese family restaurant serves all the old favourites like trinchado, chicken livers peri peri, caldo verde, calamari and a variety of prawn dishes. The seafood is, of course, the speciality here. There is a comprehensive wine list to complement the menu. The prices are definitely competitive and the service is up to standard. No frills and fuss to be found here - just good quality food in a bustling yet relaxed setting.
The friendly ambiance welcomes foreign palates to a world of mouth-watering tastes. Authentic Lebanese dishes such as baba ghannoush, fried and raw kebbeh to fattoush and labna wet the appetite.
Main courses boast great dishes but by popular demand kebabs, grills and shwarmas remain the firm favourites.
Dine within the informal café or formal dining area complimented by a full bar, pricey but interesting Lebanese wines and authentic Lebanese ambiance at Beirut in Parkmore.
This vibrant restaurant is situated in an old car workshop and can seat only 40 diners, making it intimate and bustling at the same time. Modern interiors reminds of the building's previous use and the comfort food served here adds to the social ambience. The menu is seasonal and always serves one meat dish, one fish dish and one vegetarian dish for every starter and main. Enjoy your favourite drink with your food in this fully licensed, unique 'chop shop'.
Enjoying status as contemporary French bistro dining, this highly unique bistro satisfies diners with a well though out and enticing menu suited to the comprehensive Thomas Maxwell wine list.
Intimate and festive, the menu brims with favourites such as steak tartare and Warthog Carpaccio dressed in blini and shallot marmalade.
Diners peruse delicious choices such as the Duck and porcini Pietettes - Duck rillettes, porcini and black mushroom in phyllo parcels finished off with a truffle porcini cream, paired perfectly with a Pinot Noir or the Stellakaya Hercules.
Deliciously moist Monty's Fish Cakes packed with Kabeljou; Yellowtail and Salmon fish cakes dressed in a wholegrain mustard and cointreau veloute on parmesan and rocket is simply delectable doubled up with a Doubly Delicious Meringue – A spice of double meringue filled with cream and topped with mango, pineapple, pistachio nuts and cardamom.
Thomas Maxwell Bistro in Parkmore sings a serenade for the senses for those who choose to wine and dine at this fine establishment for lunch or dinner.
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A well known landmark and favourite meeting place for diners, Baglio's Café embraces delectable delights in the form of European style pizzas and ultimate Italian indulgence.
Casual yet chic, the ambiance is warm and classic Italian with a hint of cosmopolitan. The extensive menu is well catered for with complimenting local and international estate wines.
Situated on the corner of Nelson Mandela Square, diners experience quality value for money cuisine and the art of indulging at Baglio's Café.
Bustling, yet relaxed, Bella's contemporary take on bistro dining exudes a beautifully decorated slice of heaven, brimming with delicious cakes and tarts alongside scrumptious breakfasts and lunches.
Dine alfresco in the shaded courtyard or sunny conservatory enjoying an aromatic coffee and moist freshly baked cake for tea.
Situated in the bustling heart of Sandton, Bella invites relaxation, deli style with decadent delights that will tickle the taste buds with gastronomic pleasure.
Annica's offers an extensive menu and a three-course set menu which specializes in game, light meals and seafood. Vegetarians can enjoy salads and a variety of Italian dishes. An array of open sandwiches are also available. Try the salmon carpaccio, marinated in fennel seeds and a sweet soya reduction, served with wasabi mayonnaise, pickled ginger and horseradish.


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Synopsis: A director with two weeks left on his latest film fakes an ulcer in order to delay production and pursue a romance with his lead actress and muse.
It would seem that the new wave of Romanian cinema is already circling back in on itself. With films like "The Death of Mr. Lăzărescu," "12:08 East of Bucharest," "4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days," "Child's Pose" and "Beyond The Hills" highlight the new filmmaking voices emerging from the nation, one d...Read More »
The Cinema Guild has acquired U.S. distribution right to Corneliu Porumboiu's ("Police, Adjective," "12:08 East of Bucharest") "When Evening Falls on Bucharest or Metabolism," which recently U.S. premiered at the New York Film Festival. The film will open theatrically next year.Read More »
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Anyone following trends in world cinema over the past decade has noticed the emerging stylistic tendencies of the Romanian New Wave, which gained a boost of publicity in 2008 with the acclaimed "4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days," one of several Romanian films to show a penchant for long takes and real t...Read More »


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The McKeryn Bridge Foundation was the inspiration of one local family. They realized that there was an unmet need for charitable giving, people who, through no fault of their own, find themselves in very difficult financial circumstances. These individuals do not meet the criteria of those that are chronically troubled, sick or disabled. Loss of jobs, fires, accidents and many other bad situations are beyond the scope of existing help in most communities.
Realizing the need that exists within our communities, the family assembled a small group of individuals who also realized that otherwise upstanding citizens were facing challenges that could be devastating to them and their families. The group organized and the McKeryn Bridge Foundation was formed.
To kick off the foundation, a golf tournament was played in Cape Cod. At this outing 36 players were introduced to the foundation and its mission. The players quickly became "Ambassadors" with their eyes and ears in the community looking for neighbors who need assistance from the foundation. Today, McKeryn's board of advisors presides over requests from a growing geographical area centered in Manchester, New Hampshire. Please
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A man wanted in connection with a home burglary was caught on a deer camera, according to Anderson County deputies.
Deputies said the man caught on camera robbed a home on Pickens Drive in Pendleton on Wednesday.
They said several valuable were stolen from the home including a large screen television that would require a vehicle to transport and at least one more person to move.
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Along with H Horridon, I've also been informed that the green fire messes with people on H Megaera.
Along with H Horridon, I've also been informed that the green fire messes with people on H Megaera.
Ty for the replyDo you have any other debuffs on you besides the Curse of Ultimate Doom when you use the potion? It will only remove one, so you have to make sure nothing else is on you when you use it. I had the Pit Lord use his flame breath on me just before using it to make sure the potion got rid of the doom curse.
I have been fully "clean".... However I start to suspect I might have clicked the pre pot in all the madness... So have moved that icon far away. Now I just have to get a few more good goes
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Yea, I've read and tried several, my ilvl is 481 and I was enjoying thinking that it was just a gear thing lol and then I started seeing the videos of a guy doing it in ilvl 476 so I know its me. Problem I'm having is the same as most I suppose. Fel Hunters eat my face, I never lose my enslave but I cant seem to damage down the hunters fast enough and meanwhile I'm dying or get a CB faceplant because of panic and I tunnel vision on the Fel hunters. Its all me, I own that fact and eventually I'll get it. I just get frustrated thinking that "I should have" been able to do it already.
So unfortunately it looks like I'm throwing in the towel. I'm traveling right now and at best my ms is 200 averaging 700. I will not have good Internet for seven months. The lag is unbearable, even with addons off and graphics on low. My net randomly goes completely out. It sucks, I've been waiting for this since BC hit. Because of my net I can't raid, I can't PvP, and I can't have green fire. Done.
Finally just killed it myself, attempted it 7 times or so at 492 and decided I'd gear up a bit more for felhunters. Now at 500 ilvl and just spent an hour and a half on it, probably roughly 12 attempts, and got it. Insane challenge for sure, I focused on survival more than damage. Used a purification potion, had to renslave my pit lord twice, and on my kill shot the enslave wore off and he came after me, so I tossed down my RoF on the imps and said a prayer and just started spamming shadowburn. Got him with roughly 10% of my health left and the pit lord about 0.5 seconds away from obliterating me. I agree with other people when they say they don't want it nerfed, it's an awareness check above all else. Gotta keep all the timers in your head and know what's about to happen before it happens, it's all about being proactive, chances are if you have to be reactive even once in the fight you're going to lose.
I would recommend if you're having issues with the felhunters though, to get some more gear. While yes it's entirely doable below my ilvl, the less you have to rely on rng for good crits to timely eliminate them. As someone else said, you can get past the second wave of felhunters, you can win. It's all a matter of experiencing the final phase with 2 doom guards a couple times and then developing your own personal strategy for how to cope with them. I personally just put them both on my pit lord and keep using my portal to reset aggro on them, when my pit lord got low I'd heal it, since it's percentage based, he heals up quick.
Which wave of puppies get you? And if they are the ones killing you not the CB then I suggest you use every CD on them, both offensive and defensive. Also, it's usually a good idea to use your gate as soon as he starts summoning them which will make the boss ignore you and go to the Pit Lord which would make him cast the CB on it. If for some reason he started casting the CB on you, then I suggest you "tank" the puppies near a LoS where you can run in while tanking them to avoid being blown up by his CB.
He uses CB a few seconds after each summon, so to avoid being targeted by them I suggest using your gate after each summon (Wish the exception of the puppy summon, during that use it a second before he starts). That way you should be able to avoid every single CB.
It's a BRUTAL fight, but the feeling you get after beating him is amazing! So good luck and don't give up, don't panic and take a break every now and then.
Good Luck!
Got the purification potions to work pretty much everytime I try one, which is good....
Now the sad part is that I get overwhelmed and mess up when there are 2 doomlords and the imps .... Frusterating fight, will be nice when its done .... Will try more after the Easter weekend :P
Just got my tome from 6th rare i have killed since dinging. Gotta make haste and gear up fast.


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Meridian, Miss. The athletes are ready to win on the field, but officials say the city of Meridian and surrounding areas are winning off the field with the State Games of Mississippi.
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I guess really, it's going to be a bit like leveling in that game we all know.
At the moment were all playing in the level 35 zone. DF 2.0 will be more like the level 80 zone, nothing that came before really mattered.
The economy will explode beyond what it currently is.
Gold will rain from the sky
Items will be obtainable with general ease, craft mats etc
The things you will need for the new best armour's / weps, ain't even in the game yet.
This will be an extension, beyond what DF 1.0 is currently.
Stockpiling anything now will be semi pointless, as the best items wont require anything we currently have access to.
Just play now, make your clans, grow in strength - skills - atts.
Carve out your terrain, stockpile resource on the side and wait. Just wait and kill, hold onto what you have and see what happens.
Everybody will be on equal footing after 2 weeks of DF2.0 being out, and thats when Banded Wars 2.0 will begin, by twang of swords and a plethora of new catchphrases when you get stomped into the dirt.
..........HELP ME!.......lol?
If anything, start stockpiling players, they will be the MOST important resource come 2.0


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A surprising amount of methane, a potent greenhouse gas of interest to scientists tracking climate change, comes from livestock, which accounted for 70 percent more emissions than the oil and gas industry, a new study shows.
The finding, based on satellite data collected in 2004, shows the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency sorely underestimated the amount of methane gas from cattle, pigs and other animals. The EPA also overestimated emissions from the oil and gas industry.
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The EPA estimates were extrapolated from national energy data, agricultural activities and an industry reporting system. The satellite data came from direct measurements of atmospheric methane by an instrument known as SCIMACHY – the Scanning Imaging Absorption spectrometer for Atmospheric Chartograph – aboard the European Space Agency's Envisat environmental spacecraft.
The satellite data showed livestock burping, flatulence and manure was the source of more than 13 million tons of methane gas in 2004, compared with the EPA's estimate of 9.7 million tons, according to a study published last month in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres.
SCIMACHY measurements showed oil and gas industries released 7 million tons of methane gas into the atmosphere, compared to the EPA's estimate of 9.9 million tons.
Overall, the amount of methane gas emitted into the atmosphere by human activities in the United States was 33 million tons in 2004, the satellite data showed. The EPA's estimate for that same period was 31 million tons.
After carbon dioxide, methane is the most widespread greenhouse gas tied to human activities.
"We need to know where is coming from in order to design effective emissions control policies," lead author Kevin Wecht, with Harvard University, said in an interview with the American Geophysical Union.
SCIMACHY stopped working in 2005, but the researchers said there is no reason to think that livestock's methane emissions have tapered off. In the past decade, emissions by oil and gas industries have increased, but how that has impacted overall concentrations of methane is not known.
NASA last week launched the Orbiting Carbon Observatory to make space-based measurements of atmospheric carbon dioxide. Initial results are expected in early 2015.
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Home and Away star Ray Meagher has admitted he'd love Kate Ritchie to return to the soap full time.
The 34-year-old actress is back in Summer Bay for a few months as part of the show's 25th anniversary celebrations, five years after her character, Sally Fletcher, left to go travelling.
Ray, who has played Alf Stewart for 25 years, revealed: "It was absolutely wonderful to have her back. I'd forgotten what a really terrific actress she is. And she's a lovely person as well and we've kept in touch since she's been gone, on a semi-regular basis. It's always like you saw her yesterday.
"Having her back in the show for that period of time was absolutely fantastic. I'd love it if she came back for a longer period. Whether she will or not, I don't know. But it was certainly fabulous to have her back and I can promise you there won't be a dry eye in the house."
Ray thinks Home And Away writers would have no problem finding storylines to bring Sally back to Summer Bay for good.
He said: "If she wanted to come back, you'd certainly find a story for her! She still owns the house at the caravan park, Alf is the caretaker.
"So there'd be plenty of scope for her to come back and she could easily slot into the school as well as having foster kids.
"There'd be a hundred different ways they could get a character with that history in Summer Bay and an actress as good as Kate Ritchie. It's a winner both ways. If we could get her it would be b****y marvellous!
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I bought a broken tv from ableauctions.ca yesterday - A Sony Trinitron XBR 32", model No.: KV-32XBR55, Serial No. A800208, made in Tijuana, Mexico in Feb 1992. It looked ok on Internet, so I didn't check it out before I did online bidding and won it.
After I took it home, I sadly found out it doesn't work at all - no sound, no color, I can still see all the channels. Both sides of the display look purple, while the rest of it is black and white. Since there is no 'menu' button on the screen, I rushed into London Drug and bought a Sony Universal Remote. Fortunately, the remote works well. I found the color was turned into zero. I tried to increase it, the display becomes green, totally green. I can adjust the volume, but still no sound heard. So, green color, no sound, bad image pictures.
I feel really really bad now about this tv. I paid good money for it - initially wanted to save some money. Since it's an auction, nobody is gonna be responsible for that - feel bad about that too, they should've at least tested the tv before they put it on Internet. There were a few tvs on the show, but most of them were connected with a dvd so that people could see the tvs worked ok. And the funny thing is those ok ones were bidded at beginning. This one was put at last, and the auction was moving fast by the time, no dvd was hooked up. I really don't know if they already knew it was a broken tv. There was no any message/notice that told me alone other bidders about the problems
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I will try to talk to ableauction.ca tomorrow with no/little expectation. And I won't spend any good money after bad, :).
I still strongly feel bad about it, it is partially because of the money loss. But mainly, I just can't find an good reason to explain to myself why it is even possible for me to make such a stupid mistake.
I can't find a way to send your the picture of the tv, minifoxx. Do you have any idea?
I still strongly feel bad about it, it is partially because of the money loss. But mainly, I just can't find an good reason to explain to myself why it is even possible for me to make such a stupid mistake.
I can't find a way to send your the picture of the tv, minifoxx. Do you have any idea?
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As the famous commercial says, sometimes you feel like a nut, and sometimes you don't. Fortunately for those times you do feel like a nut, the youth department has a great collection of goofy, zany and downright hilarious music.
Disney's Silly Classical Songs is great place to begin the journey of silliness. All your favorite Disney characters sing along to famous pieces of classical music. You'll never hear Beethoven's Fifth the same way again. A great CD for future fans of classical music humorist P. D. Q. Bach.
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Santa Monica Studio Community Strategist Aaron Kaufman has announced that the God of War Ascension Multiplayer Beta begins today for PlayStation Plus subscribers.
To quote: Warriors of PlayStation Plus, our God of War development team here at Sony Santa Monica is proud to break open the arena gates to our God of War: Ascension Multiplayer Beta for you later this afternoon. What does this mean?
All PlayStation Plus members will be able to download the Beta software from PSN. If you have opted in for auto-download direct to your console, the Beta will be waiting for you later today on the XMB under the "Games" tab. Just click it to instantly boot up and get to the action!
If you have a PlayStation Plus 30-day trial promo code from the God of War: Saga Collection or a contest prize, redeem it today. You will have instant access to the Beta software - as well as all the other benefits of being a Plus member - for 30 days.
Be sure to visit our official GodofWar.com website where we've just launched a suite of new Beta strategy sections: God Profiles, Basic and Intermediate Tips you won't find in-game, and your keys to victory in each mode.
Our Multiplayer Beta is a taste of the full-game experience, here's what you'll see featured:
• God Allegiances: Zeus and Ares (2 of 4)
• Modes: 8-player - Team Favor of the Gods or Capture The Flag, 4-player - Free For All
Favor of the Gods (Deathmatch)
• Maps: Desert of Lost Souls (large map) & Forum of Hercules (arena)
• Vast amount of weapons, armors, magic, relics, and God items to customize and earn
• Ascend to Level 30 - can you do it during the short Beta period?!
• VoIP - bust out those headphones and mics, team strategies are crucial (especially in CTF)
This being God of War, one does not simply walk into the Ascension Multiplayer Beta and think it ends there. Here are a few things not in the Beta that will be in the final game March 12th:
• God Allegiances Hades and Poseidon
• Third In-Game Weapon Class - To Be Announced Soon
• More Large and Small maps created from signature God of War locations
• Ability to customize your Warrior as you unlock all the weapons, magics, armors, relics, and God items from the four allegiances - and level them up!
• Team Up With Friends - this is a heavy team-multiplayer game, you will have such abilities to join your friends and dominate the competition. More on this closer to launch.
• An unannounced fourth multiplayer mode. We don't screw around here (well, we do have fun)!
Our development team has been burning the midnight oil, pouring every last ounce of passion into creating a Multiplayer experience worthy of the God of War pedigree. This has been no ordinary journey for our team. Epic in every way, it has been a new beginning.
Whether or not you have been following our transparent making-the-game series, Unchained, here is the five-minute story of what's been a three-year journey in creating something once thought impossible. Enjoy our latest episode, A New Beginning.
By the way, if you made it this far and you love God of War's single-player experience, fear not: a wealth of new information is coming sooner than you think.
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I'm using weather.yahooapis feed
I was pretty happy with feed updating every 30min, but now looks like is postponed 3h to 5h
It is not normal for a feed to refresh every 4hour.
So was previously but was improved 10 days ago to 30min which was the best time for a refresh, Since yesterday returned again as it was before long time updating... Please make update support for 30min for the feed url.
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Now is 8:05 pm CEST
the feed page is still not updated, I am convinced that there will not be an update even two hours later.
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Petrov: The 19th minute applause tribute makes me want to cry
Stan Petrov admits he always feels like crying whenever he sees the fans applaud him during games.
Supporters rise to their feet and clap enthusiastically on the 19th minute to coincide with the skipper's squad number.
Petrov, who watches Villa games he's able to, says he gets emotional during the heart-warming tribute minute.
He said: "I just feel like crying every time. It's great appreciation from the fans.
"I really appreciate it. But that's Villa fans for you. They love the club and they love the players.
"I have been a part of this club for quite a while and I fell in love with it.
"I am getting great support. I still go and see the boys when I can, when the professor tells me my count is right. It's great. I miss it. But I have another priority at the moment."
Petrov, currently in remission, admits his outlook on life has changed since his battle with leukaemia was revealed.
The club skipper now lives life to the absolute fullest every day.
He added: "I am in remission. I had quite a lot of chemotherapy. I am in a consolidation phase at the moment. I have a few more cycles to go.
"It's been a long road. It's been long. It's been tough. But the professor, the doctors, the nurses who have been looking after me have been great, very supportive.
"I knew it was going to be hard from the start. I didn't know it was going to be that hard!
"But, at the end of the road, you become an even better person.
"People say 'live every day as if it's your last.' That's what people say.
"I am enjoying it. I enjoy seeing my kids, my wife, my mum and dad, my brother.
"It's emotional. You always have emotional periods. But I am battling hard. So far it is going well which is a very positive thing."
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So higher-education institutions have been cutting costs by increasing the use of adjuncts and are now further cutting costs by decreasing the number of hours an adjunct can work. With student debt soaring every year, why exactly is tuition so expensive? Maybe it's time to look at the number of people in middle management rather than those actually in the classrooms.
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You would think that colleges could find other ways of cutting costs than penalizing overworked, underpaid faculty who, from my experience, are among the most dedicated teachers one could encounter, and who can barely subsist on current pay scales.
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Robert Balla, the adjunct professor at Stark State College, is to be admired for his work ethic, teaching seven English composition classes last semester at three different schools. Because of the misnamed Affordable Care Act and the expiration of the payroll tax cut, Mr. Balla has seen his work hours trimmed, his salary reduced and his taxes increased. To support his family on $40,000, he's working hard but sliding backward in our overregulated and overtaxed economy. As our president remarked so shrewdly, elections do indeed have consequences.
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Smith is accused of menacing a woman with a knife, damaging her cell phone to prevent her from calling police and stealing more than $1,000 in property belonging to the victim, troopers said. He was arraigned in Paris Town Court and remanded to the Oneida County jail on $5,000 cash bail or $10,000 bond.
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Philosopher Alain De Botton says atheists could learn a few things from religion. Photo: Craig Abraham
Breathless anticipation gripped the huge, packed audience at the Town Hall. Women in the audience were palpably on the point of swooning, which was mystifying really because the speaker was not a rock god but a post-God atheist, nerdy and conservatively dressed, talking about the ostensibly dull topics of atheism and faith. He was as far from the stereotypical rock star as one could imagine. Still the attraction was comparable; just the audience demographic slightly older than preteen and adolescent.
Silence reigned as he was introduced and then on his appearance the crowd erupted (although jealousy stilled my ability to applaud). The excitement, enhanced by the anticipation of awaiting his entry, exploded as this skinny, bald man bounced onto the stage. He then proceeded to hold forth on identical perspectives to those that have been explored in this blog. It was both inspiring and mortifying. Inspiring because it was wonderful to see the great philosopher Alain de Botton corroborate and endorse many of points of view that I have ventilated herein. It was mortifying because I know that I will never inspire such exaltation tinged with desire — proof that there must be no loving God!
His argument is this. He is an atheist who doesn't discuss why there is no God (as I do not). He just begins the story by asserting that there is no God he can believe in. There is no point going on about it. One either is or isn't a believer and atheistic evangelicalism is tedious. This was a terrific start. He just stated his beliefs (or more accurately his non-beliefs) and then marched on with his analysis.
If one is a ''not for turning atheist'', however, there is still much joy, beauty and wisdom in the world of faith. Granted there are the massacres, the intolerances and the appalling acts of violence, but if you look at the positive side of faith, de Botton finds many of the same things I have found to admire and replicate. ''Religion is full of useful, interesting, consoling ideas that could be of appeal even to someone who has absolutely no interest in being a believer.''
His analysis started with education. He rightly observes that religion understands the point of repetition and ritual. Ideas are constantly gone over and reinforced. This makes them resilient. The faiths view education as an ongoing thing, and it needs to accompany you throughout your life, and it needs to reach you through all the arts.
And while modern secular art thrives on ambiguity (read pretension) Christianity never leaves us in any doubt about what art is for: it is a medium to teach us how to live, what to love and what to be afraid of.
He then proceeded to venerate the ritual of religion in much the same way I have on this blog. Ritual is the non-verbal communication within a group that binds the group and makes it whole. Ritual is practised and aids in the search for the transcendent. It is being lost in the modern world and de Botton asserts that this is not for the best.
He then took time to eviscerate the school now known as New Atheism that is represented by Richard Dawkins and the late Christopher Hitchens. He describes their strident and uncompromising attacks of faith as childlike and atheists unfairly dismiss religious people ''because they're so stupid''. I agree with his suspicion of the harshness of New Atheism but in a statement of breathless hypocrisy de Botton dismisses Dawkins as ''my friend from North Oxford who when he wants to change something just goes out and writes a new book''. But Dawkins, to be fair, does so much more than that. He has established his organisation to conduct his relentless proselytising and this effectiveness is evidenced by his profound impact on the world. If anyone just swans around writing a book every time he has a brain wave, it is de Botton rather than Dawkins.
The final denouement of the argument of de Botton is astute but somewhat disheartening. In his enthusiastic assessment of faith he marvels at the infrastructure of faith, strong communities and the sense of belonging that faiths engender. Atheism, meanwhile, is organisationally bankrupt. When I reflect upon our replacement movements such as Humanism and the faux atheism of Unitarianism, we seem to be floundering and irrelevant. I console myself that it is far easier to write a book than create and manage a movement. I also console myself that after a few hundred years, Christianity was still struggling until it became the state religion of Rome in 380 under Emperor Theodosius I.
Atheists can perhaps take comfort from the centuries that novel faith movements take to become established. However, as we stand here today, de Botton is right to highlight our organisational misery and our reputation for being sterile and dull.
I left the pulsating Town Hall a little down having been reminded of the profound challenges facing the godless movement I belong to. This mood was not improved by the huge queue snaking into the street as euphoric attendees, grasping their books, awaited an audience with the great man and his valuable signature. I remembered a couple of book signings I had for my first book when only one person, an uncomfortable friend who stayed to keep me company, turned up to the first and no one for the second. It was humiliating and wounding. Dark thoughts invaded my mind.
But just as religion consoles, I find that schadenfreude cheers me up. And so I had many a malicious thought. What do book signings matter in the age of Kindle and IPad? Worldwide acclamation might be good but . . . (I couldn't find a downside for that). Why am I not a rock star atheist beloved by groupies? Why is atheism struggling? It promised to be a long tram ride home until I ran into my daughter Gracie on the tram and we laughed and gossiped our way home. What was I whinging about? Meaning and love come in many different packages. It was an instructive and inspiring end to the evening.
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Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) released the beta version of its forthcoming iCloud digital media storage platform to developer partners, in the process revealing its storage upgrade pricing plans. Apple previously stated that all iOS 5 and Mac OS X Lion users will be given 5 GB of free iCloud storage--users looking to expand their digital lockers will be charged $20 per year for 15 GB total, $40 per year for 25 GB or $100 per year for 55 GB total.
Apple unveiled iCloud in early June, announcing the service will roll out this fall in conjunction with its iOS 5 mobile operating system revamp. The iCloud solution, which replaces Apple's premium MobileMe, automatically syncs content on Apple servers for access across iOS devices as well as Macs and PCs--each day, iCloud Backup backs up all of the user's iOS devices over Wi-Fi, storing content including purchased music, apps and books, as well as photos, videos, device settings and app data. In addition, Apple's App Store and iBookstore now download purchased iOS apps and books to all authorized devices, not just the unit on which they were purchased.
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Frank Lloyd Wright kept the site plan for the Darwin Martin House Complex pinned to his drawing table for close to 50 years, but his Prairie Style-era masterpiece would have been lost without the leadership of the Martin House Restoration Corporation. When the restoration began 20 years ago, the house was down on its luck: abandoned for decades, partially demolished, and a neglected eyesore in a city beset by hard times.
With a wide range of public and private partners, the corporation oversaw a painstaking restoration that returned the complex to its former glory. Existing structures were stabilized and restored, three demolished buildings were reconstructed, and an award-winning visitor's center was added next to the site. The result is a world-class cultural attraction that draws thousands of visitors from around the world each year.


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This wedding is so lovely – I think Sophie, the bride, said it best: We had a dream of a wedding at my parents home on top of a mountain in the Napa Valley.
A dream indeed! And Nancy Neil captured the day beautifully...
We wanted to marry at my parents' place because it is a spectacular place, and we wanted an intimate feeling. Ben and I have been together 6 years and engaged for 3, so we pretty much have felt "married." The wedding was very much about bringing our families together and establishing a new family – we wanted people there to witness our commitment and who we knew would be there for us through the years to come.
We did a lot of things on our own and it was fun but we kept it simple. We had friends and family help with the set up. We borrowed a funky dance floor from friends. We hung the lights, lanterns and set the long table. My mom and sister made the banners from material my mom had. My sister's boyfriend filmed the wedding and did fun interviews with our camcorder; they made a wedding video for our wedding gift. On a whim, my mother's cousin made the flower piece for my hair, which ended up being a beautiful last minute surprise.
My sister and best man went to the wholesale flower market in San Francisco and did all of the flower arrangements. We kept it simple and also used the farmers market flowers we had used at the rehearsal dinner pig roast the night before. We wanted a very personal home made wedding feel, so we used linens my mother had and borrowed mixed china from a friend.
Don't you love Sophie's Grecian goddess look? I found my vintage dress at a roadside "gypsy shack" out by Bodega Bay with my mother about a month before the wedding. One of my best friends altered it the weekend before to work with my mama belly. My shoes were sandals I'd bought while living in Italy the previous year.
Congratulations Sophie and Benjamin, on your marriage and your new arrival! Thank you for sharing your beautiful wedding with us, and thank you to Nancy Neil for sharing these amazing photos.
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Oomigoodness. Oh wow. This is so beautiful. And that dress! I'm babbling. I can't get over these photos – I keep looking and looking and looking – WOW!
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where is her bracelet from? i would love to get one like it!!
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these images are delightful. Beautiful work Nancy!
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I love the flower wreath around the brides hair! She looks fantastic!
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i absolutely love this wedding….so sweet and beautiful! stunning!!
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Oh so beautiful! The trees are amazing. And so lovely to see such beautiful natural pregnant bride.
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The picture towards the bottom where he is sitting and she's kissing his forehead…OH MY GOODNESS. That's one of the most beautiful wedding photos I have ever seen!
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First of all, we would like to comment on such beautiful wedding pictures. This is sort of off subject, WE ( me and my sister ) are trying to find some of our family and when we searched for 2 brothers one Timothy and the other Benjamin Bohochik this is the result we got. ………..If for some how you may know you have family from your father's side please reach out to us soon. U can find us on facebook at either Coral Serrano or Aubree Heyrman…our mothers maiden name is Bohochik ….VERY large family….Sorry again its off subject. Thank u for ur time reading this,,,,and again very lovely wedding photos…very elegant and beautiful…..Congrats!!
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Contractors today will begin work on a long-anticipated road repair and paving project to fix 35 Scott Twp. roads either deteriorating with age or torn up from a massive sewer project.
Supervisors mailed letters to township residents last week, informing them that contractors from Eastern Industries Inc. are expected to start work on the $1.4 million project.
Estimated to take three to four months, the project includes resurfacing, reconstruction and paving.
Supervisor David Makala said most of the roads haven't been touched in about 15 to 18 years and repairs are at least five years overdue.
"They have been waiting for this for a long time," he said.
Contractors will start construction on Lyndon Drive, Meadow Lane and Hemlock Drive, and work their way toward the Montdale side, Supervisor Ed Hlavaty said.
Though most of the 35 township roads are side roads, some are very well-traveled, he said.
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I've tried mixing chains, cassettes and chainrings of various ages before. It seems to me anything less than a brand new chain with a new cassette just aint worth the trouble in terms of noise and slipping. I use a Durace 9spd chain with Ultegra cassette and softer/cheaper Ultegra rings. At the first slip (usually on chainring?), I throw the lot away and start again...even tho there might be a little life left on the chainrings (backwards?). I get about 10 000-14 000miles per assembly doing this...depending on weather.
QUESTION: If I start checking my chain length and throwing away Durace chains (2/3 cost of cassette) which might otherwise last 2-3 times longer before major failure, am I really going to save money on cassettes and chainrings in the long run? Will the new chain really mesh quietly and smoothly with the 1-2 month old cassette?


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