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yeah..i agree..with that...slash is a good place to start to listen to some great great great solos....
1.tiago della vega (neo classical, blazingly fast)2.YJM(actually my main influence as usual neo classical )3.kiko loureiro(guitar picking)4.michael romeo(extreme) e2 talaga style ko 5.jason becker(simple neo classical pero mabangis)6.Paul gilbert(pampraktis sa string skipping XD)puro neo classical
2 ba ang jason becker sa mundo? kasi ang alam ko lang na jason becker hindi basta bastang neo classical lang eh..
sorry sir pero based on my experience mas madali ung kay becker compare kila romeo or yjm.. mahirap lang naman sa style nya ung air .
Early on my influence was mainly Slash... Now that I've listened to and watched a lot of guitar gods, I think the one that I can connect to and relate most with is Marty Friedman!
ah okay. tantsa ko magaling ka. thats good! i would agree wth the romeo, pero yngwie parang hindi. mapattern na predictable si yngwie compared kay becker. but really depends on the viewpoint of who's learning
yngwie j malmsteen kase ang ganda ng hair nya
parang baliktad po nadadalian ako kay becker kasi sya yung mapattern ..sample nalng ung altitudes.. pero yngwie ..phygrian saka tiago ..pero tama ka depends on the viewpoint of whos learning
i see!demo naman brad! and if you can create guitar lessons for us that would be great.
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WASHINGTON – President-elect Barack Obama named Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano as his homeland security secretary nominee on Monday, Democratic officials say.
At a Chicago news conference, Obama likely will announce plans to nominate Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, his Democratic primary opponent, as secretary of state and Eric Holder as the nation's first black attorney general, as well as retain Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, two Democratic sources with knowledge of the selection process said.
Obama's announcements complete the nominations for one-third of his Cabinet as he moves quickly to assemble the country's new leadership in times of war and a troubled economy.
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This morning I was proud to accept an offer from President-elect Barack Obama to become Secretary of the United States Department of Homeland Security.
I believe that when called upon to serve – particularly at such a critical time in the history of our country – it is our duty to step forward and say, "yes."
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Broncos K Matt Prater currently holds the NFL record for best percentage from 50 yards or longer.
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Anyone catch it? Any decent questions and even better answers?
I caught the last 1.5 minutes.
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The grass always looks greener, on the other side of the fence, but the dog over there might be meaner, on the other side of the fence
Stay in your own yard, play in your own yard!
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Anyone catch it? Any decent questions and even better answers?
I caught the last 1.5 minutes.
Haha I was meaning to listen to that, I just realized its now 6... oh well.
All I can tell you is that Rhoads is taking Frere, AA and Reggie to big 12 media days...
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Not much to report, frankly.
True. Not much news...but in case you are interested....
I heard he called John Walters gay after the interview
I don't drink the Kool-Aid, and I am done making excuses. Only keeping it real...
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Revenge Season 3, Episode 12 Spoilers Roundup: Everything You Need to Know
Revenge Season 3 started 2014 with a shocking episode that sucked us right back in to all the Hamptons drama. Now that Emily has her memories back, we can't wait to see what her next move will be in Season 3, Episode 12, "Endurance," which airs this Sunday, January 12, 2014.
What can you expect when you tune in on Sunday? We've gathered the biggest spoilers and hints about the episode right here for your reading pleasure.
Read spoilers at your own risk! For more on Wetpaint Entertainment's philosophy on spoilers, click here.
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Let's start with the official synopsis, which keeps things short and sweet: "Physically and mentally broken, Emily finds herself more lost than ever while her enemies circle closer. But one game changing revelation will ignite a new path of destruction."
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Things aren't looking good for Em, are they?
Will Victoria Really Learn the Whole Truth?
The promo implies that Victoria gets her hands on the infinity box, and all that's contained there. Is that true? We're not sure, but we are interested in how that potential twist relates to executive producer Sunil Nayar's statement to TV Guide that more people learning about Emily's identity isn't the beginning of the end for her, it just "change[s] the nature" of how the story will unfold.
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The Gustavus volleyball team gained a five-game upset over nationally-ranked Carleton College Wednesday night in St. Peter (27-30, 30-18, 30-25, 27-30, 15-13), handing the Knights their fiirst conference loss. The Gusties had five players with ten or more kills and six players with ten or more digs. Senior setter Rachel Batalden recorded a triple-double in the match with 63 assists, ten kills, and 17 digs. First year outside hitter Andrea Kron led all players with 20 kills, while junior Tara Houlihan had a solid all-around performance with 18 kills and 30 digs. The teams' 107 digs ranks seventh all-time at Gustavus for the most team digs per match. Gustavus is now 14-5 overall and 4-2 in the MIAC, while Carleton falls to 16-2 overall and 5-1 in the conference.
The Gusties fell behind the visiting Knights early in game one, trailing by as many as six points before coming back to tie the game at 18. Gustavus and Carleton traded the lead before the Knights claimed the lead for good at 26, gaining a three-point victory.
Gustavus jumped out to an early lead in game two and never surrendered the lead. Senior defensive specialist Jenni Tischer served nine straight points as the Gusties earned a 10-1 lead, and later led by as much as 13, claiming the 30-18 win.
Both teams started strong in the third game, trading the lead through six points before the Gusties went on a 7-1 scoring run to take the lead for the rest of the game. Sophomore middle hitter Becca Thompson and first year rightside hitter Jennifer Thelemann recorded strong back-to-back kills to close out the game at 30-25.
Game four was tightly played throughout as no team ever led by more than four points. Gustavus led at 15-11 before the Knights tied the game at 19 and earned a close 30-27 win.
The Gusties came out strong again in the decisive game five, jumping out to a 10-5 lead. Becca Thompson scored six of her eighteen kills in the game en route to a 15-13 game five Gustie win.
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The asynchronous gameplay allows players to enjoy the game whenever they want, and have their friends be right there with them, fighting back hordes of beasts. The combat and aesthetic are standard fantasy fare with a twist of humor and a kid-friendly style. There are several character classes to choose from the standard warrior/wizard/archer trio to strange character types like the Vampino (a vampire that wears copious amounts of sunblock) and Skully (a revolver-wielding pirate), which unlock in time.
All in all, Buddy Rush for the iPhone would stand on its as a single player game (by technicality, it is), but the inclusion of Facebook friends, regardless of whether its asynchronous, opens up whole new possibilities. And you can access that content whenever you want--forget waiting around for your friends to make the monster raid. Buddy Rush is an elegant solution to a common problem in mobile social gaming crossovers: simply make both versions as similar in form, function and style as possible (the Facebook and iPhone versions are nearly identical). And for the mobile monster-slaying crowd, this game is a fashion do.
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Post-Menopausal Couch-Potato Gives It A Go
Posted 15 December 2012 - 04:18 PM
I've been eating some variation of low-carb, Paleo or Primal for the past 3 years, and so I know the health benefits of these diets. However, I have some lingering issues I'm hoping to address with a Whole30. I also need to get my heinie off the couch and get some exercise in.
I'll be "rehearsing" Whole30 for the next couple of weeks -- making meal plans, collecting recipes, and stocking my fridge and pantry -- with full lift-off as soon as the last houseguest leaves the day after Christmas.
I've been saying a lingering good-bye to some old favorites in anticipation -- havarti and gouda cheeses, my morning glass of kefir. And butter on everything. No, I mean it -- EVERYTHING. Grass-fed ghee is arriving in the mail next week to help me with that transition. Since I ran out of cream last week I've started drinking my coffee black -- surprisingly satisfying! And I'm practicing eating vegetables -- I have never eaten so many vegetables in my life!
I'm also committed as much as possible to grass-fed beef and pastured chicken, after having sobbed my way through Food, Inc. I've been sourcing local products, and my freezer is filling nicely.
I've been reading the boards for the past week and I'm finding some very helpful info. For instance, I don't know who said it (thank you, whoever you are), but I read "Don't think in terms of breakfast, lunch and dinner -- think in terms of first meal, second meal, and third meal." A lightbulb went off! I had a leftover pork chop with veggies for breakfast that morning, and for the first time in years I wasn't rooting around for a snack mid-morning. Or mid-afternoon, for that matter.
Any advice for a 60-year-old gal with a can-do attitude?
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"Let food be your medicine" Hippocrates
Posted 15 December 2012 - 04:53 PM
I soooooooo happy to see someone who has taken the long ramp up approach. I did the same and I think that it is EXTREMELY important in being successful and 100% compliant with no slips. I would have fallen flat on my face in the first week had I not spent a month reading, reading, preparing, throwing out non compliants, buying new stuff etc. I think you are WAAAAAY ahead of the game (and most of the youngins).
My only advice is that this is going to be a mental game probably more than you think. Knowing this and having a plan for dealing with this only going to compound your success. Keep a food log or a journal, when a serious craving arises instead of giving in (especially in the 3rd week when your body does it's last ditch attempt to get you back to sugar) you can journal about it, or have a friend you can talk and we are always here for support too.
I agree with Susan, reading "It Starts With Food" is fundamentally important to internalize the science behind why the program is like it is.
Also I see you are keen to start being more active so have a plan in how you will implement this. If you were formerly not very active I would start off with a light routine but I can't say enough good things about women lifting. Don't fear the weights and don't get sucked into the compulsive cardio BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY find something YOU love an don't squeeze yourself into someone else's routine. Try Zumba, Pure Barre, yoga (I loooooove yoga and always suggest people give it a try, it can be modified for any level), swimming anything!...find something YOU LOVE and it will never be like working out is a chore/bore.
I'm rooting for ya, GOOD LUCK!
Posted 15 December 2012 - 06:17 PM
Yes, I'm reading my way through "It Starts With Food." Eye opening! I also bought a copy of Well Fed -- wow, it's terrific! That chili recipe looks awesome. If I play my cards right, I can start my program with a freezer full of already-prepared meals!
And yes, I'm thinking about beginning a weight lifting program. I have a book called "Weight Lifting for Old Farts." OK, not really -- it's called "Strong Women Stay Young" byMiriam E. Nelson. It looks like an excellent place to begin. All it requires are some light weights and a chair. I have those.
I'm so pleased to have found such a supportive community!
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I didn't until til week...
I am no longer doing my whole30 and the pain is starting to return--it's just in my hips at the moment making sleep difficult.
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Back on the wagon today. Again, I'm in rehearsal mode now, so any off-plan eating is just me learning to walk. It's interesting that although I'm not noticing any "gains" yet to eating this way, I'm certainly noticing the "losses" when I don't. Very educational.
And yes, luvbnhealthy, I think you're right -- I'll back into exercise slowly rather than try to overload myself too much at one time with new stuff. Making it to 23 days was awesome! It's not a failure, it's a test drive. Hop back on!
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You are going to learn so much. Welcome!
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I think you''ll be very successful because you are setting yourself up to make the leap and all that planning and sourcing will be a parachute.
The one area that still is difficult for me, even though hubby is on board, is socializing with family & friends. At our age, there's little community support. (But I have a couple of really cute lunch bags!)
I''ll be cheering for you.
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Posted 27 December 2012 - 10:58 AM
I am in the same age group as you guys and am starting my first Whole30 on January 7th. I eat reasonably well, exercise regularly, but am having some digestive issues (along with about 10 pounds that need to come off) so I have come here to get things figured out. I am spending the Christmas holidays working my way through ISWF.
(I always use "Aloha" as a salutation too.)
Good for you, pj. Preparing/planning got me through my first Whole30 this summer (even did a blog on the experience for other pm women). I'm gearing up for a Whole90 starting 1/1. Btw, I'm also 60+ and it is different when you'er pm. I've felt very alone in this as everyone is younger and oblivious to the changes in the older female except for the obvious. I'm so happy that I'm not alone!
I think you''ll be very successful because you are setting yourself up to make the leap and all that planning and sourcing will be a parachute.
The one area that still is difficult for me, even though hubby is on board, is socializing with family & friends. At our age, there's little community support. (But I have a couple of really cute lunch bags!)
I''ll be cheering for you.
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Just jumping in to say Aloha!! Any of you on the Big Island?
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I am trying to find out if the recumbent bikes in the gym are in any way like a real 'bent. I am not sure if I am going to look at a bent, but I know I will use the bikes at the gym on weight training days--warm up for aerobic weight training.
How will using those gym biikes 3 days a week and then riding for aerobic/fitness at least 3 days a week affect me. I understand the bent uses some differnt muscles than an upright bike.
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In this case, the result is a state championship for Dominic Patrick of Gilbert Campo Verde. The junior knew his opponent well, planned accordingly and defeated Carlos Bermudez of Tucson Palo Verde 7-5, 6-3 to take the Division II boys singles tennis title Monday at Paseo Racquet Club in Glendale.
In a measured and methodical approach, Patrick utilized all aspects of his game to keep Bermudez off balance. A strong baseline player, Patrick also packed strong winners down the line and flipped in an occasional drop shot from his bag of tricks.
The plan called for Patrick to force the left-handed Bermudez to go to his backhand as often as possible. For the most part, Patrick's shots were neatly placed to the right of his opponent.
"I'm always looking for opportunities and also need to maintain focus," Patrick said. "If I forced him to go to his backhand, then he had to go deeper in order to return."
Patrick admitted Bermudez "was the favorite to win" but realized an all-around game was needed. A tall player with a booming serve and power to the net, Bermudez presented a formidable challenge. Patrick said he was aware of his opponent's capabilities, and prepared to use all of the tools available.
"You really need a back-up game plan," Patrick added. "You have to build a foundation and include all aspects of your game."
That clearly happened throughout the match. Patrick's essential game is serve-and-volley, and his approach is basic. Get to the ball and hit it back. Patience served Patrick well, and his ability to think ahead and determine future points represents a key variable to his method.
"He is a very consistent player," Campo Verde coach Mike Bustamante said. "He'll hit the ball all day and make you hit to back. He likes to run, and he'll make you run with him."
This spring, Patrick earned the number three player in the United Stated Tennis Association southwest junior ranking. He reached the finals by defeating Wayne Heeron of Catalina Foothills 6-4, 6-0. Bermudez advanced the state title match when he defeated Cameron Tehrani of Saguaro, 6-0, 6-1.
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Lawrence Rueter - April 21, 2011
Longtime farmer, rancher, artist, and scholar, Lawrence Oscar Rueter, 98, died April 21, 2011, at his residence in Bozeman, Mont.
Lawrence was born 12/12/12 in Wauneta, Neb., the seventh of nine children born to Lawrence Melchior Rueter, a Lutheran minister turned farmer, and his wife, Elizabeth Neuhart. The young Rueter family learned to farm with a team of horses, and harvest and thresh wheat with steam engines. They raised bountiful gardens, fed cattle and hogs, and tended orchards.
Lawrence attended Sunnyside Grade School and Wauneta Rural High where he excelled in academics and won a county spelling bee. He later married Mina Faye Johnston, who taught school in Hayes Center, Neb., and Goodland, Kan. Their engagement was extended until 1941 because, at the time, married female school teachers were not hired by the schools.
On the South Divide near Wauneta, Lawrence practiced sustainable agriculture and developed a land ethic for the Great Plains. His progressive stewardship supported his family through drought, wind, hail, insects, and low cattle/grain prices.
Lawrence and Faye were always active in the community; in their church, square-dances, volunteering on various boards, and starting the town's first theater group that performed plays each winter. After harvest and before fall fieldwork, the family always looked forward to traveling. Lawrence and Faye visited 48 states and three continents.
He was a skilled self-taught artist and produced numerous wood carvings, scrimshaw works, silver and brass jewelry, and pencil drawings for numerous people throughout his life. Most of his art was generously given to family and friends and even admirers. Beloved handcrafted toys, including a detailed, miniaturized western town, are still enjoyed with each new generation of children.
His wry sense of humor was expressed through his satirical drawings, cartoons, and notes to family and friends.
In 1999 with Faye no longer by his side, Lawrence moved to Dexter, Mich., where he continued to read, garden, and create beautiful pieces of jewelry in his six years there before moving to Bozeman.
He is survived by his youngest sister, Lucille Lee of Lancaster, Va.; two children: Marcia Rueter (Ed) Leritz of Bozeman, and Marc (Anne) Rueter of Ann Arbor, Mich.; six grandchildren: Paul (Michelle) Brunkhorst of Buffalo, Wyo., Dan (Christina) Brunkhorst of Lewistown, Mont., David Rueter of Ann Arbor, Mich., Joan Rueter of Alameda, Calif., Lyle (Bernadette) Leritz of Ferndale, Wash., and Justin Leritz of Puyallup, Wash.; 11 great-grandchildren: Chase Brunkhorst of Buffalo, Wyo., Dean Manica of Anacortes, Wash., Marie, Mina, Marlen, and Mokeem Brunkhorst of Lewistown, Mont., Natalia della Valle of Basil, Switzerland, Dylan Frost of Alameda, Calif., Reilly, Nathan, and Nicholas Leritz of Ferndale, Wash.; nieces and nephews: Beverly Davis (Larry) Valcovic, Annapolis, Md., Judy McBride Peterson (Mike) and Mary McBride Breeden (Scott), Crystal Lake, Ill., Kathy McBride (Gary), Richmond, Calif., Robin Lee and Kevin Lee, Gaithersberg, Md., Jennifer Lee (Deb), Gum Springs, Va., Jeanne Rosetti Beatty (Greg), Ocean Pines, Md., Marilyn Burkland (Richard), Lincoln, Neb., Jan Eastwood, Callaway, Neb., Clark (Fran) Rueter, Haxtun, Colo., Gary Kitt, Lincoln, Neb., Stuart Kitt, St. Charles, Ill., Rhea Kay (Johnston) Usher and family, Lincoln, Neb.; Mary Johnston and family, Valencia, Calif., Sue Powell Trummel, Portland, Ore., and many grand nieces and nephews.
He will also be missed by special friends: Lorene Lovell, Tara Griffith, Rachel Hewitt, Cindy Overmyer, Cindy, Tina, and Gemma Rodriguez, Blue Armstrong, and Kevin Janicek and the wonderful staff at Birchwood at Hillcrest whose care and friendship throughout the past six years was so appreciated.
A Celebration of Life for family and friends will be held at the Aspen Pointe Chapel at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, June 3 in Bozeman, Mont. Graveside services are planned at a later date in Wauneta, Neb.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial donations to the Wauneta Medical Clinic Memorial Fund in Wauneta, Neb., at 308-394-5555.
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|SPVA next on PC Plainsmen wrestling schedule
By Shari Friedel
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Plainsmen wrestlers had a busy weekend of competition with a tournament in Medicine Valley Friday, Jan. 29 and in Pleasanton Saturday, Jan. 30.
The tournaments followed a long break, due to inclement weather preventing the team's participation in the Mullen Invitational the previous week, Saturday, Jan. 23.
Two wrestlers came away from the Medicine Valley Invite with medals: Kyle Schulze at 130 lbs. with a second place finish and Austin Thelander (103 lbs.) with a fourth.
Four medals came home with the Plainsmen from the Pleasanton Invite on Saturday.
Vinny Ross at 215 lbs. took first place; Kyle Schulze (130 lbs.) and Ethan Behrends (285 lbs.) each placed second; and Austin Thelander took the third place medal in the 103 lb. class.
Individual Results
Medicine Valley Invite
Austin Thelander (103 lbs.) fourth place; pinned by M. Glur, Southern Valley; pinned by R. Harper, McPherson County.
Kyle Schulze (130 lbs.) second place; defeated H. Henderson, Sutherland 14-4; defeated J. Leas, Med. Valley 4-1; lost J. Simonson, Mullen 7-10.
Christian Miyamoto (140 lbs.) lost J. Spurlin, Mullen 4-8; pinned O. Kragelund, Southern Valley; lost G. Dockweiler, Arnold-Calloway 2-9.
Mark Hanson (145 lbs.) pinned by J. Beam, Sutherland; pinned by A. Fauss, Arnold-Calloway.
Markus Wehrmann (171 lbs.) pinned I. Beshaler, Arnold-Calloway; pinned by T. Wilson, Mullen; pinned by C. Aspenlieter, Med. Valley.
Vinny Ross (215 lbs.) pinned by D. Fritshe, Med. Valley; pinned JJ Johnson, Dundy Co.-Stratton; pinned by T. Roenfeldt, Chase Co.
Ethan Behrends (285 lbs.) pinned by J. Osterhoudt, Arnold-Calloway; pinned by J. Ostwald, Sutherland.
Individual Results
Pleasanton Invite
Austin Thelander (103 lbs.) third place, 2-1; pinned J. Montes LJV 2:37; lost tech fall R. Strickland, Maxwell 5:35; won 4-0 M. Juimes LJV.
Kyle Schulze (130 lbs.) second place 2-1; pinned by A. Winberg, Pleasanton 4:55; defeated P. Martin OV 11-1; defeated V. Martinez, LJV tech fall 19-3.
Christian Miyamoto (140 lbs.) 0-2; lost 6-10 S. Tolle, Maxwell; lost 4-6 N. Hall, LJV.
Mark Hanson (145 lbs.) 0-3; lost 7-9 D.J. Freeman, LJV; pinned by M. Zern, OV 3:59; pinned by C. Boland, Maxwell 3:42.
Markus Wehrmann (171 lbs.) 0-2; pinned by P. Meyer, OV :29; pinned by J. Alvidrez, LJV 3:39.
Vinny Ross (215 lbs.) first place, 3-0; pinned M. Steele, Ravenna 3:42; pinned L. Sommer, Maxwell :40; pinned B. Jerred, OV 3:34.
Ethan Behrends (285 lbs.) second place, 2-1; pinned by B. Miller, Maxwell :30; pinned L. Allen, Maxwell 1:20; pinned T. Krenning, Maxwell 2:41.
Next Action
The Plainsmen will host the SPVA wrestling tournament today (Thursday, Feb. 4) at Perkins County High School gym and multi-purpose room. Weigh-ins begin at 11 a.m. with round-robin dual competition beginning at 12:30.
Parents of the team members will be presented in celebration of Parents' Night.


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text: When we commit our ways and works into the hands of God as it says to do in Proverbs 16, we may think first of the works that we feel the least confident about or competent in, so of course we would sense the need for the strength and wisdom of God especially in those things, we reason. But Proverbs isn't counseling us to commit only those kinds of endeavors but also the kinds which we consider our strengths. It is where we are convinced by our past experience that we know what we are doing and we think we know exactly how to proceed that we could be the most vulnerable. It is there that we are inclined to barge ahead in ways that have worked so well before that we feel no immediate need to depend or rely directly on God. But God wants to be our moment to moment strength in strength as well as in weakness. We will never get so good at something that we become independent of God's enabling grace in that kind of enterprise. Failure has its own fallout to be sure, but success can be even more devastating than failure, because of the subtle nature of its repercussions in future activity. If we humble ourselves, we won't have to BE humbled.


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You shouldn't look for the truth if you're afraid to see it.
A deer hunter tracking his wounded prey through Minnesota's Paul Bunyan State Forest makes the grisly discovery of a young girl's body. The condition of the corpse is shocking: She'd been pregnant, but the full-term fetus is missing. She's sixteen-year-old Lydia Dunton, daughter of a high-powered senator who has shut the door on Agent Saint Clare's investigation. Now she has little but dead ends, false leads, and lies to work with-until she discovers a similar crime that occurred in Wisconsin, plunging Bernadette and her boss, Tony, into a circuitous and deadly twist in the case that no one sees coming.


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Wingara Mura - A Thinking Path is all about your interests. This program gives you the chance to explore what you enjoy. Otherwise you can look to challenge yourself with something totally new.
On each day you will explore a different area, selected out of the seven subject areas on offer. Read the titles and descriptions seen here to the left, and consider your three preferences. If you're still uncertain, it might be worth asking these questions:
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LOS ANGELES -- The ferocious wildfire burning north of Los Angeles is now a creeping giant, steadily chewing through thick and dry chaparral on its eastern flank.
While crews report good progress, the blaze that's claimed the lives of two firefighters is still far from being fully contained.
The huge wildfire has burned through 241 square miles of the Angeles National Forest. It's 42 percent contained. More than 76 homes and dozens of other structures have been destroyed.
Investigators have determined that the fire was deliberately started.
California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the arsonist.
The weekend weather forecast calls for cooler temperatures and slightly higher humidity.


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No surprise but the Chiefs placed RB Joe McKnight on IR, ending his season. Ruptured his Achilles last week in practice
Joe McKnight ruptured his Achilles at practice yesterday. #Chiefs
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A warden (Rodney Dangerfield) tries to turn his prison into a country club after the owner (Randy Quaid) refuses to repair the run-down facility.
Cast: Rodney Dangerfield, Randy Quaid, Kirstie Alley, Paul Rodriguez, Gilbert Gottfried, Louie Anderson, Nell Carter,
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Nursing and midwifery
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Careers in nursing and midwifery
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You must complete an accredited course in midwifery to be registered and/or legally licensed to practise as a midwife. As a midwife you work in partnership with women to give the necessary support, care and advice during pregnancy, labour and the postpartum period, to conduct births and to provide care for the newborn and the infant.
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Spike The Ball – Hard!
When Barack Obama won election as President of The United States, he spent over $100 million on his inaugural bacchanalia. When he negotiated a contentious issue with Senator John Cornyn of Texas, his logical gravamen was "I won, and I will trump you on that!" Now, after shooting Osama Bin Ladin, he has an aversion to spiking the football. He has decided not to release | Read More »


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Living in place that gets snow, I've had my shovel ready in my car for about a month now. Fortunately (I'm not a fan of the snow), I've only had to bust it out once so far this season for some early morning strength training/shoveling.
In Massachusetts, laws vary from community to community about what residents are responsible for shoveling, but it's common in urban areas for residents to be responsible for clearing the sidewalks in front of their houses.
It's usually not hard to find volunteers willing to help out an elderly or disabled neighbor who can't shovel on their own. I know it's probably preaching to the choir here, but I always try to point out that you should check with your neighbors to see if there's some less obvious reason—a heart condition, maybe—that makes it tough for them to shovel.
People's limitations are not always visible and it can be hard to ask for help when you appear otherwise healthy and capable of the job. So, if you're lucky enough to be able to shovel, why not help out a neighbor?
Meghann Ackerman is a writer, cook, cat fancier, crafter and zombie enthusiast living in Boston. In 2011, she married Victor Morse, a graphic/web designer, video gamer, comic book reader and punster who has aortic stenosis. Armed with a poor understanding of science, Meghann is learning all she can about congenital heart defects and how they may affect her family.
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Penn State's McGloin named award finalist
When it is inevitably pointed out that he came to Penn State as a walk-on, Matt McGloin often bristles.
He hasn't been considered a walk-on by the football program since the summer of 2009. The work he did to become a record-setting quarterback for the Nittany Lions was completed exclusively as a scholarship player. He never wanted his demure beginnings on the depth chart to supercede where he wanted to go.
It's those beginnings, though, that have him in line for one of the nation's most prestigious young awards.
On Tuesday, McGloin was named one of three finalists for the Burlsworth Trophy, given annually to the nation's top player who started his career as a walk-on. The winner will be announced at a ceremony Monday in Springdale, Ark., and the award will be presented by the Springdale Rotary Club.
The other two finalists: Michigan safety Jordan Kovacs, who recorded 65 tackles for the 12th-ranked defense in the nation this season; and San Jose State tackle David Quessenberry, who started 11 of 12 games at left tackle this season and helped the Spartans to bowl eligibility for the first time ever.
Fans are allowed to vote for the Burlsworth Trophy winner online at www.burlsworthtrophy.com. Fans are limited to one vote per day, and the voting will conclude Sunday at 1 a.m. Fan voting will count as 5 percent of the final tally, with the other 95 percent determined by voting from the Burlsworth Trophy committee.
McGloin's candidacy has been well-documented nationwide.
In his first season as a starter in 2012, McGloin was 240 for 446 for 3,266 yards and 24 touchdown passes. The honorable-mention All-Big Ten quarterback led the conference in passing yards, completions, touchdowns and fewest interceptions, with five. This season, he broke nine school records.
"Any time you are nominated for an award that recognizes on-field performance you want to win it," McGloin said. "This award is special because it recognizes how far people have come and their journey to get there. If not for my family, my coaches and teammates at Penn State, it wouldn't have been possible to be considered for this honor."
McGloin, Kovacs and Quessenberry were chosen as finalists from a group of 50 players nominated. Despite distinguished high school careers, none of the three finalists received a scholarship offer from a program competing in the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision.
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Toronto startup launches Crowdfield - a location-based conversation discovery app
Last week, Toronto-based startup Crowdfield announced the launch of their new location-based real-time chat application that lets users discover interesting conversations and events around them. It is also a powerful new tool that enables marketers to interact with customers based on their location and share information about local sales and special in-store promotions.
The Crowdfield app founders believe that hashtags can be an awkward tool for discovering conversations at a store or event venue. By creating conversation chat "fields" instead, Crowdfield enables users to easily find and join the relevant conversations taking place at any session occurring simultaneously at a conference or event.
Dustin Plett, Co-Founder and Head of Business Development at Crowdfield says that he and the company Founder and Lead Developer, Renat Gataullin, wanted the app to "be a utility that is simple to use – the most useful tool in your social media toolbox."
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Famularo said that state officials have discussed providing districts with conversion data that may have some correlation with previous assessments. Bellmore officials are currently awaiting further guidance, and Famularo said he expects to receive the data at the beginning of September.
"As with all other test data, we will carefully analyze it when we receive it," he said. "Our administrators and teachers will use it appropriately to provide quality teaching and learning in all our classrooms."
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Technology Gives Us Televangelism
Who would have thought that technology and church could be a match made in heaven?! As now church goers across the US attend church by making themselves comfy on their sofa's as they sit down in front of their TV, reach for their Roku remote control and flick on to access live worship services via the Northland Church channel. Welcome to the armchair pilgrim or what is also called televangelism.
Northland added a Roku channel to its mix of multi-media outreach tools last October and has been using traditional web video, Facebook and other technology such as mobile phone apps for its online worship services and has been very successful. Northland was the first church on Roku and the religious technology word spread, and others followed within weeks. Roku now features its own 'Religion and Spirituality' category with ten channels from churches and other religious entities. Brian Jaquet, Director of Corporate Communications, Roku says, "It really happened so quickly."
Northland broadcasts live from one of its Florida-based churches and its ministers are used to starting services by welcoming everyone watching online. Robert Andrescik, PR Director, Northland says, "Nearly one-third of our congregation of 15,000 worships with us via the web. There's a burgeoning 'house church' movement in America. Making services available on Roku provides a way for individuals to gather together for worship in their homes, that doesn't require huddling around a computer screen or complicated PC-to-TV hookups." It puts the number of channel downloads above 5000.
The Georgia-based Community Bible Church (CBC) is also now online; ditching cable, it upgraded its technology and started to stream its online, launching its own Roku channel. Pastor Snow, CBC says, "The simplicity and low cost of Roku has really opened up a lot of doors for people to reach out to people right from their homes." CBC says its channel has been downloaded more than 6000 times. In fact Roku is very attractive to smaller churches as it comes without big costs. In some cases, worshipers have taken the matter into their own hands and have built their own apps like the unofficial Mormon app.
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Here's a tip of the hat to Barry Massey of the Associated Press, who went to the Federal Election Commission (FEC) website and pored through the data to follow the money surge in the past two weeks of the three US Congressional races in New Mexico.
Here are some of the findings:
In District 3, Mullins is getting some traction
About six weeks ago, few people thought the Ben Ray Luján–Tom Mullins race would be competitive. But then a Democrat-leaning polling organization reported that Luján led by just six points on Republican challenger Mullins. We wondered in a recent post if Mullins could translate that into a surge in last-minute contributions. Well, that seems to be the case as Massey reports that between Oct. 1-13, Mullins has outraised Luján $53,713 to $22,483. Luján still has a large overall cash advantage ($197,584 to $69,990) but it's obvious that the District 3 race is exactly that — a race, not a romp.
In District 1, Heinrich still has the cash advantage
Here are the particulars on money between Oct. 1-13 in the Martin Heinrich–Jon Barela race:
Amount raised during that period:
Heinrich $112,473
Barela $73,008
Cash on hand:
Heinrich $604,194
Barela $429,619
Note: Heinrich does pretty well with celebrities. As reported earlier, he's received $1,000 from Barbra Sreisand and in the Oct. 1-13 period, Massey reports he received $2,400 from Ted Turner.
In District 2, Teague and Pearce keep the coffers filled
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Money raised Oct. 1-13:
Teague $81,896
Pearce $79,993
Cash on hand:
Teague $360,071
Pearce $366,720
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By the way, the Oct. 1-13 numbers are the last set of complete numbers the FEC will release before Election Day.
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Featured Screening: Occupy Wall Street at Anthology Film Archives co-organized by Occupy Cinema
This weekend Anthology Film Archives is doing a two-day, three-program series spotlighting film and video related to the Occupy Wall Street co-organized by and benefitting Occupy Cinema, a collective working with the NYC General Assembly Arts & Culture Working Group.
Over the last few months I've felt incredibly fortunate and inspired to have worked with Occupy Cinema. Our group has facilitated screenings in pre- and post-raid Liberty Plaza and done a number of additional direct actions and outreach events. Members include many artists, filmmakers, distributors and friends whom I greatly admire. One of the beautiful things about OWS is there as an incredible space to put one's own passions and expertise to work for the movement, which has been especially welcoming of artists. Likewise, artists have shown a great deal of support—one of which from Day One has been Ken Jacobs, whose recent work Occupy Cinema screened the evening of Sunday, November 13, barely over 24 hours before the NYPD forcibly evicted the Liberty Plaza encampment. This program, which includes his most recent work Seeking the Monkey King, is duplicated during tonight's 5:15 show, for which Jacobs and composer J.G. Thirlwell are expected to be in attendance. Later that evening, Occupy Cinema will screen a collection of footage from international occupations along with several local videos and makers in attendance. Among those is the premiere of Occupy Cinema's documentation of it's recent actions at Charging Bull—teasers here and here. That's followed by Travis Wilkerson's Injury to One about labor organizer Frank Little. Sunday, Peter Whitehead's amazing experimental documentary The Fall rounds out the program.
There's been a good deal of press for the program if you'd like to learn more. I was recently interviewed on WBAI along with some clips from Occupy Cinema's video, and so was Travis Wilkerson. J. Hoberman's final published piece for the Village Voice is an enthusiastic writeup of Seeking the Monkey King, and Steve Macfarlane has written an appreciation of The Fall for L. This is a very special group of screenings, and I hope you'll make it out!
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This is a big weekend for projects I've participated in, and readers will have to indulge another bit of semi-self-promotion as tomorrow I feature The Films of Roland Klick, organized with Spectacle Theater and the generous collaboration of distributor Filmgalerie 451. In brief, Klick is one of the great filmmakers of the 1970s and '80s, yet largely neglected in his native Germany and virtually unknown abroad. During his active years he received a number of German film awards and popular acclaim, but his contemporaries in the Young German Cinema marginalized his work from the arthouse circuit for its perceived anti-intellectualism—a not entirely invalid view relative to their own work, but certainly not compared to young Hollywood auteurs of the same period. He was subsequently written out of history (there is virtually no substantial English-language information about his films, though composer Irmin Schmidt of CAN discussed Deadlock's production with me back in the spring), but just recently a few upcoming German filmmakers and writers have been championing his work. His most should-be notorious, perhaps never before shown uncut in the United States, is White Star, which kicks off the series. It represents Dennis Hopper's honest-to-God most unhinged, terrifying performance. He plays a seedy concert promoter in this dystopian synthpunk musical, which is something like a cross between Gary Numan, Road Warrior, vampirism and quaaludes. You won't see it anywhere other than Spectacle, so, as Hopper shouts into a bullhorn while smashing a martini glass and waving a shiv in this movie—while driving—Don't fuck this up. (Don't think this actually happens in the movie, but such is its cumulative effect.) Also tonight: Desperate Teenage Lovedolls and Hard Rock Zombies at midnight.
Tonight Microscope Gallery opens its James Fotopoulos show from 6 to 9 pm with the potential of going late for those heading over from Anthology. As they describe, "Fotopoulos, who was featured at the Whitney Biennial and at MoMA in the mid-2000s, made the works in Dreamful Slumbers during a period 'fueled by a disinterest in many modes of current art production I found myself either tangled in or standing too close too = like standing too close to a fire.' This was a time of intense artistic introspection during which Fotopoulos felt '…that if I couldn't succeed in harnessing these images and emotions using those methods (turning my back on all the current technology which I had been absorbed in), then I should stop making work.' That Fotopoulos had by already made over 100 films and videos ranging from features to under 30 seconds only emphasizes the gravity of this statement."
And also today: the start of Film Forum's Bresson series!
Essential Cinema at Anthology Film Archives
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- Sunrise (F.W. Murnau). Details. 35mm. 1927. 95 min. 5:00 pm.
- The Flowers of St. Francis (Roberto Rossellini). Details. 35mm. 1949. 85 min. 7:00 pm.
- I Was Born, But… (Yasujiro Ozu). Details. 35mm. 1932. 100 min. 9:00 pm.
Occupy Wall Street at AFA at Anthology Film Archives
- Ken Jacobs Program. Details. Duplicates program presented by Occupy Cinema in Liberty Plaza. Jacobs and composer J.G. Thirlwell expected to be in attendance. Video. 2006-2011. 90 min. 5:15 pm.
- Occupy Cinema Presents: News from the Night including An Injury to One (Travis Wilkerson) with clips from Occupations around the world. Details. Members of Occupy Cinema and several artists in attendance. Video. 2002/2011. 7:15 pm.
Bresson at Film Forum
Series Details
- Au Hasard Balthazar. Details. 1966. 95 min. 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 pm.
Family Films at The Film Society of Lincoln Center
Series details
- Explorers (Joe Dante). Details. Digital. 1985. 109 min. 11:00 am.
Raj Kapoor and the Golden Age of Indian Cinema at MoMA
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- Monsoon (Raj Kapoor). Details. 1949. 171 min. 2:30 pm.
- Boot Polish (Prakash Arora). Details. 1953. 149 min. 6:45 pm.
Henson Screenings and Programs at Museum of the Moving Image
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- The Muppet Show: Rita Moreno/Carol Burnett. Details. 50 min. 1:00 pm.
First Look at Museum of the Moving Image
Series details
- The Silence of Peleshian (Pietro Marcello). Details. 2011. 52 min. 2:30 pm.
- Without (Mark Jackson). Details. Mark Jackson, Jessica Dimmock and Joslyn Jensen in attendance. 2011. 88 min. 5:00 pm.
- Elena (Andrei Zvyagintsev). Details. 2011. 109 min. 7:30 pm.
Rockuary at Spectacle Theater
Series Details
- Desperate Teenage Love Dolls (David Markey). Details. 1984. 60 min. 7:30 pm.
The Films of Roland Klick at Spectacle Theater
Series Details
- White Star. Details. 1983. 92 min. 9:30 pm.
The Iron Mule Short Comedy Film Festival at 92YTribeca. Details. Lineup. Hosted by Jay Stern and Victor Varnado. 8 pm.
Bouchra Khalili at UnionDocs. Details. 7:30 pm.
OPENING: James Fotopoulos "Dreamful Slumbers" at Microscope Gallery. 6 to 9 pm.
Holy Mountain (Alejandro Jodorowsky) at IFC Center. Details. 1973. 113 min. 11:50 pm.
The Road Warrior (George Miller) at IFC Center. Details. HD. 1981. 94 min. 12:10 am.
Jurassic Park (Steven Spielberg) at IFC Center. Details. 1993. 127 min. 12:25 am.
Raiders of the Lost Ark (Steven Spielberg) at IFC Center. Details. 1981. 115 min. 12:20 am.
Newsies (Kenny Ortega) at Landmark Sunshine. Details. 1992. 121 min.
Hard Rock Zombies (Krishna Shah) at Spectacle Theater. Details. 1985. 98 min.
Once Upon a Time in Anatolia (Nuri Bilge Ceyland) at Film Forum. Details. 2011. 157 min. 1:00, 5:30 and 8:30 pm.
A Separation (Asghar Farhadi) at Film Forum. Details. 2011. 123 min. 1:15, 4:00, 6:45 and 9:10 pm.
- Haris Epaminonda "Projects 96" at MoMA, Midtown. $20 general/$12 students/$16 seniors. Closed Tuesday/Wednesday. Through February 20.
- Sanja Iveković "Sweet Violence" at MoMA, Midtown. $20 general/$12 students/$16 seniors. Closed Tuesday/Wednesday. Through March 26.
- Frances Stark "My Best Thing" at MoMA P.S.1, Queens. $10 general/$5 students/$5 seniors. Closed Tuesday/Wednesday. Through January.
- Rania Stephan at MoMA P.S.1, Queens. $10 general/$5 students/$5 seniors. Closed Tuesday/Wednesday. Through January.
- Clifford Owens "Anthology" at MoMA P.S.1, Queens. $10 general/$5 students/$5 seniors. Closed Tuesday/Wednesday. Through March 12.
- The User: The New Auteur at The Museum of Arts and Design, Columbus Circle. $15 general/$12 students and seniors. Open 7 days a week. Through March 4.
- View all exhibitions at Museum of the Moving Image, Astoria, Queens. $12 general/$9 students and seniors/$6 ages 3 to 18. Free admission Friday 4-8 pm. Closed Monday.
- Roy Lichtenstein "Three Landscapes: A Film Installation" at The Whitney Museum, Upper East Side. $18 general/$12 students, seniors, ages 19-25/free for under 18. Pay-as-you-wash Friday 6-9 pm. Closed Monday/Tuesday. Through February 12.
- Aleksandra Mir "The Seduction of Galileo Galilei" at The Whitney Museum, Upper East Side. $18 general/$12 students, seniors, ages 19-25, free for under 18. Pay-as-you-wash Fridays 6-9 pm. Closed Monday/Tuesday. Through February 19.
Below listed North-South
- Mary Reid Kelley "The Syphilis of Sisyphus" at Fredericks & Freiser. Closed Sunday/Monday. Ends January 7.
- Gordon Matta-Clark "City Slivers" on the High Line. Dusk to 10 pm through January 24.
- James Fotopoulos "Dreamful Slumbers" at Microscope Gallery. Closed Tuesday/Wednesday. Ends February 6.


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Hi there,
I cannot recieve RSS feeds from Wiley, their urls look like this:
Angewandte Chemie - Wiley Online Library
I could imagine that it has something to do with the character encoding of "(" and ")"? This should be %28 and %29 but either way it does not work and Zimbra tells me to check if this url really is an RSS feed.
However Wiley feeds work in any other RSS software I used so far and they work right now, tested with a firefox plugin. Also, my ZIMBRA RSS feed reader does work for other feeds so no general problem with my ZIMBRA neither.
Thanks for any help,