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The home was occupied at the time of the fire. However, no injuries are reported at this time, Onslow County fire Marshall Brian Kelly said. Kelly considers the incident a "heavy fire loss," and says that it appears to be accidental.
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The government is more concerned with the platforms rather than the games themselves, mainly because newer systems like Xbox 360, Wii and PlayStation 3 allow users to communicate with one another via messaging and chat systems
Gamers may want to be careful about what they say when jumping onto their consoles for an innocent bout of slaying dragons or killing zombies -- the government will be watching.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the U.S. Navy have launched a new research initiative that will explore ways of allowing the government to hack into gaming consoles like the
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The U.S. Navy ended up recently awarding the $177,237 contract to Obscure Technologies, which is a computer forensics company based in San Francisco, California. Obscure Technologies will be expected to create new hardware and software capable of extracting data from video game consoles. DHS wants to be able to
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"Today's gaming systems are increasingly being used by criminals as a primary tool in exploiting children and, as a result, are being recovered by U.S. law enforcement organizations during court-authorized searches," said Garfinkel.
The government is more concerned with the platforms rather than the games themselves, mainly because newer systems like Xbox 360, Wii and PlayStation 3 allow users to communicate with one another via messaging and chat systems. This communication is what the government is mainly after.
This new contract has privacy groups wondering if this is just another way that the government can abuse citizens' privacy.
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Why would the DHS be involved with looking for pedophiles? I can understand looking for terrorists, but as the story say they are also involved in looking for pedophiles, that should fall under the FBI not DHS. Honestly though the DHS has become a catchall group involved in everything, but it was originally created only to promote the sharing of information between the major intelligence agencies. Now ICE(formally INS) ATF (now Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives) Customs, Border Patrol, FEMA and I am sure a few other agencies are all controlled by DHS. So far they have done nothing to promote information sharing as can be seen with the "Fast and Furious" scandal, and seem to only be working to find more ways to intrude on the privacy of citizens while working to take away as many of our rights as they can. Even the name "Homeland Security" sounds like something dreamed up in Germany back in the 1930's.
This is just another unneeded layer of bureaucracy added by Bush and upgraded by Obama that costs us more tax dollars to support than we have to spend. This isn't a partisan problem, it is a government problem, one we the people have allowed to happen and not spoken up enough to rein in. The government of the United States is of the people, by the people and for the people, but you will not today find elected officials who consider themselves servants of the people as they should. The people are the government, elected officials only represent the people to make it easier to handle the operation of it. The Founding Fathers of this country never intended for any individual or small group of individuals to "Rule Over" it the way they did in the countries they left to come here and start over. Of course this also creates a responsibility that falls on the people to maintain their freedom, but today it seems most of the people do not want to shoulder any responsibilities at all.
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Harold Aspden (1927 - July 9, 2011)[1][2] is a British author, theoretical physicist, electrical engineer, and inventor from Southampton, Hampshire, England. He is an outspoken critic of Einstein's Theory of Relativity, and has proposed a whole new concept of Physics based on a dynamic Aether fluid crystal structure permeating all space: the energy source that regulates quantum activity, constantly framing our whole physical universe, and that accounts for the creation of matter.[3]
He is the author of a number of books, most notably Physics without Einstein (1969; 2005), The Physics of Creation (2003) and Creation: The Physical Truth (2006). He is also author of a number of papers published in notable peer-review journals (Journal of Applied Physics [1952], Lettere al Nuovo Cimento [Europhysics Letters], Physics Today, etc.) and in alternative non-mainstream journals (Hadronic Journal, Physics Essays, etc.).
His academic career was conducted at the following institutions: Manchester (B.Sc., 1945-1948), Trinity College, Cambridge (Ph.D., 1950-1953) and Southampton (Visiting Senior Research Fellow, 1983-1992). He was the director in charge of IBM's European Patent Operations from 1963 to 1983. He is also member of the British Institute of Physics.
Harold Aspden's work was initiated with his Ph.D thesis on a magnetic energy loss anomaly, an anomalous loss of energy encountered in all of the world's electrical power systems, which led him to contemplate the existence of the aether through research and analysis in the subsequent years.[4]
His work was mentioned in the 1985 paper of the experimental direct precision measurement of the proton-electron mass-ratio, which was reported some 10 years after Aspden had presented the value (slightly above 1836.152 [5]) derived from his theoretical research of the aether:
- "The value that they [Aspden and Eagles] calculate is remarkably close to our experimentally measured value (i.e. within two standard deviations) This is even more curious when one notes that they published this result several years before direct precision measurements of this ratio had begun." R. S. Van Dyck, Jr., F. L. Moore, D. L. Farnham and P. B. Schwinberg in Int. J. Mass Spectrometry and Ion Processes, 66, p. 327, 1985.
In 1972, Aspden had already predicted the value of the fine structure constant with part-per-million precision; years before it was measured to this accuracy.[6] This accomplishment was mentioned 13 years later, 1985, in the reference work The Fundamental Constants and the Frontier of Measurement by B. W. Petley of the National Physical Laboratory, UK:
- "No doubt the theoretical attempts to calculate alpha will continue - possibly with a Nobel prize winning success. Aspden and Eagles obtained α-1 = 108π(8/1843)1/6."
In 1988, through the development of the same theory of the proton, employing a simple physical concept that the spin properties of a particle are those exhibited by its charge and mass-energy as confined within a radius defined by an enveloping wave-defined boundary, he derived a theoretical evaluation of the proton magnetic moment as being 2.792847367 in nuclear magnetons [7] [8], which, as can be seen, compared quite well with the CODATA measurement value of 2.792847386(63).
He has authored numerous papers that attempt to debunk Einsteinian relativity [9] and Hawking's expanding universe [10] and that support a cosmology based on the aether subtle medium, that is, that there are two intermeshing worlds, both having three space dimensions, the material world that we can see and the etheric, unseen ghost-like underworld, that we can sense by phenomena which standard model physics has been unable to explain, notably gravitation. He describes that the aether has a kind of fluid crystal structure (that is partly dragged along by the earth), the oscillatory jitter of which accounts for its quantum electrodynamic properties and, arising from its need for dynamic balance, the force of gravitation. He has also developed various patented free energy (over-unity) systems and advanced the foundations of an unified theory which claims to account for known celestial-cosmological phenomena better than currently held theories, i.e. the formation of the solar system and its angular momentum.[11] Subsequently, publication and references to his work, with or without explicit mathematical content, have been avoided within the scientific mainstream, labeled as "science fiction" by a journal deemed as "high standard" [12], or otherwise dismissed without any substantiated reason.[13] [14]
In 2005, Aspden criticized the entire scientific community of physicists and cosmologists, in his research papers [15] [16], on one hand, for building mammoth accelerators costing billions of dollars to produce high speed impact of protons when they do not have any theory giving insight into how those protons themselves are created; and, on the other hand, for the vast expenditure in probing the depths of remote space based on their unproven notion that gravitation applies without moderation within very dense matter deemed to exist in so-called neutron stars when they have no theory showing how G, the constant of gravitation, is determined here on Earth in terms of electrical interaction as between particles. He further describes how his work with more than 50 years of research, shedding comprehension into fundamental assumptions that have hindered physics advancement during the last 20th century (such as the erroneous foundation of Earnshaw's theorem[17] [18] or an alternative interpretation to the Pauli exclusion principle [19]), has been ignored by the scientific community.[20] Simultaneously, he has invited the whole community to disprove the results provided by the unified theory of a new physics that he presents, based on the sea of energy, the dynamic Aether medium, that permeates all space:
- "Who, I wonder, will challenge my comment that the sun is not powered by hot nuclear fusion?" [21]
- Creation: The Physical Truth, Book Guild Ltd, 216 pages, Oct 26 2006, ISBN 1-84624-050-6 (brief introduction, pre-publication version)
- Physics without Einstein - A Centenary Review (revised edition of his 1969 book "Physics without Einstein"), 2005. (pdf available)
- The Physics of Creation (containing more than 40 years of theoretical research), 2003. (html and pdf available)
- Aether Science Papers, ISBN 0-85056-015-2, 1996 (html and pdf available)
- Physics Unified, ISBN 0-85056-010-1, 1980 (html and pdf available)
- Gravitation, ISBN 0-85056-007-1, 1975
- Modern Aether Science, ISBN 0-85056-003-9, 1972 (html and pdf available)
- The Theory of Gravitation, ASIN B0000CKKE7, 1960 & 1966
- 'Energy Science Reports' published by Dr. Aspden from 1994 to 1997 (html available)
- Dr. Aspden's scientific papers, books and patents from 1951 to 2002 (html available)
- Essays on scientific education (html available)
Selected scientific articles
- 'The Proton Enigma', American Journal of Physics, v. 53, 938 (1985).
- 'More on Thomson Particles', American Journal of Physics, v. 53, p. 616 (1985).
- 'Don't Forget Thomson', Physics Today, p. 15 (November, 1984).
- 'The Exploding Wire Phenomenon as an Inductive effect', Physics Letters, v. 120A, pp. 80-82 (1987).
- 'Electron Self-Field Interaction and Internal Resonance', Physics Letters A, v. 119, pp. 109-111 (1986).
- 'A Causal Theory for Neutron Diffraction', Physics Letters A, v. 119, pp. 105-108 (1986).
- 'The Exploding Wire Phenomenon', Physics Letters, 107A, pp. 238-240 (1985).
- 'Theoretical Evaluation of the Fine Structure Constant', Physics Letters, v. 110A, pp. 113-115 (1985).
- 'A New Perspective on the Law of Electrodynamics', Physics Letters, v. 111A, pp. 22-24 (1985).
- 'Proposed Method of Measuring First Order Speed of Light Anisotropy', Physics Letters, v. 92A, pp. 165-166 (1982).
- 'Laser Interferometry Experiments on Light Speed Anisotropy', Physics Letters, v. 85A, pp. 411-414 (1981).
- 'Aether Theory and the Fine Structure Constant', Physics Letters, v. 41A, pp. 423-424 (1972).
- 'Unification of Gravitational and Electrodynamic Potential based on Classical Action-at-a-Distance Theory', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 44, pp. 689-693 (1985).
- 'The Paradox of Constant Planetary Mass as Evidence of a Leptonic Lattice-Structured Vacuum State', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 44, pp. 705-709 (1985).
- 'Electromagnetic Reaction Paradox', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 39, pp. 247-251 (1984).
- 'The Muon g-Factor by Cavity Resonance Theory', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 39, pp. 271-275 (1984).
- 'Boson Creation in a Sub-Quantum Lattice', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 40, pp. 53-57 (1984).
- 'The Steady-State Free-Electron Population of Free Space', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 41, pp. 252-256 (1984).
- 'The Lamb Shift for a Cavity-Resonant Electron', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 36, pp. 364-368 (1983).
- 'The Determination of Absolute Gravitational Potential', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 37, pp. 169-172 (1983).
- 'The Nature of the Muon', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 37, pp. 210-214 (1983).
- 'Theoretical Resonances for Particle-Antiparticle Collisions based on the Thomson Electron Model', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 37, pp. 307-311 (1983).
- 'Meson Lifetime Dilation as a Test for Special Relativity', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 38, pp. 206-210 (1983).
- 'The Mass of the Muon', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 38, pp. 342-344 (1983).
- 'The Assessment of a Theory for the Proton-Electron Mass Ratio', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 38, pp. 423-426 (1983).
- 'The Scope for First Order Tests of Light Speed Anisotropy', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 38, pp. 568-572 (1983).
- 'Planar Boundaries of the Space-Time Lattice', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 38, pp. 243-246 (1983).
- 'Electron Form and Anomalous Energy Radiation', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 33, pp. 213-216 (1982).
- 'The Correlation of the Anomalous g-Factors of the Electron and Muon', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 33, pp. 481-484 (1982).
- 'A Theory of Pion Lifetime', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 33, pp. 237-239 (1982).
- 'A Theory of Neutron Lifetime', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 31, pp. 383-384 (1981).
- 'The Anomalous Magnetic Moment of the Electron', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 32, pp. 114-116 (1981).
- 'The Spatial Energy Distribution for Coulomb Interaction', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 25, pp. 456-458 (1979).
- 'Energy Correlation of Radioactive Decays of ψ(3684)', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 26, pp. 257-260 (1979).
- 'Quantum Gravitation and the Perihelion Anomaly', Lettere al Nuovo Cimento, v. 18, pp. 181-182 (1977).
- 'Calculation of the Proton Mass in a Lattice Model for the Aether', Il Nuovo Cimento, v. 30A, pp. 235-238 (1975).
Note: Patents descriptions available at the European Patent Office and at the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO); this search was conducted using Google Patents:
- U.K. Patent No. 2,432,463, 'Electrical power generating apparatus', May 23, 2007
- U.K. Patent No. 2,390,941, 'Electricity generating apparatus', January 21, 2004
- U.S. Patent No. 5,734,122, 'Thermoelectric energy conversion apparatus', March 31, 1998
- U.K. Patent Application No. 2,305,302, 'Electric motor pole configurations', April 2, 1997
- U.K. Patent Application No. 2,303,255, 'Magnetic reluctance motor', February 12, 1997
- U.K. Patent Application No. 2,292,830, 'Thermoelectric power generation', March 6, 1996
- U.K. Patent No. 2,287,134, 'Magnetic reluctance motors', September 6, 1995
- U.K. Patent No. 2,283,361, 'Refrigeration and electric power generation', May 3, 1995
- U.K. Patent No. 2,282.708, 'Electrical motor-generator', April 12, 1995
- U.K. Patent No. 2,289,994, 'Magnetic reluctance motor', December 6, 1995
- U.S. Patent No. 5,376,184, 'Thermoelectric heat transfer apparatus', December 27, 1994
- U.S. Patent No. 5,288,336, 'Thermoelectric energy conversion', February 22, 1994 [22]
- WO Patent No. 9,428,197 'HYDROGEN ACTIVATED HEAT GENERATION APPARATUS', December 8, 1994
- U.K. Patent No. 2,278,491, 'Hydrogen activated heat generation apparatus', November 30, 1994
- U.K. Patent No. 2,267,995, 'Thermoelectric heat transfer apparatus', December 22, 1993
- U.S. Patent No. 5,151,577, 'ELECTRIC SURFACE HEATING AND APPARATUS THEREFOR', September 29, 1992
- U.K. Patent No. 2,251,775, 'Heat generation by ion-accelerated energy transfer', July 15, 1992
- U.S. Patent No. 5,101,632, 'Thermal radiation energy conversion', April 7, 1992
- U.S. Patent No. 5,065,085, 'Thermoelectric Energy Conversion', November 12, 1991
- U.K. Patent No. 2,239,490, 'Thermal power device', July 3, 1991
- U.K. Patent No. 2,234,863, 'Switched reluctance motor with full A.C. commutation', February 13, 1991
- U.S. Patent No. 4,975,608, 'Switched reluctance motor with full A.C. commutation', December 4, 1990
- U.K. Patent No. 2,227,881, 'Thermoelectric energy conversion', August 8, 1990
- U.K. Patent No. 2,225,161, 'Thermoelectric energy conversion', May 23, 1990
- U.K. Patent Application No. 2,002,953 entitled 'Ion accelerators and energy transfer processes', Published February 28, 1979
- U.K. Patent No. 890,308: 'Electrical Phase Angle Comparators', published on February 28, 1962
- U.K. Patent No. 890,791: 'Natigational Aids', published on March 7, 1962
- U.S. Patent No. 3,009,107 'Electrical Phase Angle Comparators', November 14, 1961
- U.K. Patent No. 817,674: 'Accelerometers', published on August 6, 1959
- U.K. Patent No. 892,333: 'High Temperature Electric Discharge Apparatus'. Application filed on February 21, 1958. Published on March 28, 1962
- U.K. Patent No. 797,397: 'Low Phase-Shift Frequency-Sensitive Filters', published on July 2, 1958
- U.K. Patent No. 676,088: 'A Ferromagnetic Hysteresis Potentiometer', July 1952
- ^ in Harold Aspden Web Site by Giuseppe Filotto
- ^ in IBM Retiree's Club (Hursley Branch) - Deaths during 2011/2012
- ^ The Heresy of the Aether, Discourse nº4, 1998
- ^ Physics without Einstein, p.26-27 (see link in bibliography section)
- ^ Aspden, H., Eagles, D. M., Calculation of the Proton Mass in a Lattice Model for the Aether, Il Nuovo Cimento, v. 30A, pp. 235-238 (1975)
- ^ Aspden, H., Eagles, D. M., Aether Theory and the Fine Structure Constant, Physics Letters, v. 41A, pp. 423-424 (1972)
- ^ The Theory of the Proton Constants, Hadronic Journal, 11, 169-176, (1988)
- ^ The Theoretical Nature of the Neutron and the Deuteron, Hadronic Journal, 9, 129-136 (1986)
- ^ Why Einstein was Wrong? Lect. nº2, 1997 (1986 article, 2 parts)
- ^ Why Hawking is Wrong!, Lect. nº12, 1998
- ^ Appendix V: The Angular Momentum of the Solar System, in The Physics of Creation, 2003
- ^ Spectra and the Moving Atom, ASP p.41-47, 1996
- ^ A New Insight into the Pioneer 10/11 Gravitation anomaly, Lect. nº32, 2002
- ^ A Message for Physics Students: The Deplorable State of Particle Physics, 2007
- ^ Can Gravity be an Electrostatic Force?, ARP nº3, 2005
- ^ The Creation of the Proton, ARP nº4, 2005
- ^ Physics without Einstein, p.4-6; The Physics of Creation, Chapter 1, p.10-12 (see links in bibliography section)
- ^ 'Earnshaw's Theorem', Nature, v. 319, 8 (1986)
- ^ The Exclusion Principle, ESE nº6, 1997
- ^ The Stuggle for Acceptance, 2003
- ^ Our Physics World and its Problems, ARP nº7, 2005
- ^ see Citation from The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, May 2006, Volume 119, Issue 5, p. 3414: under current research, 2006, supported by DARPA and the Aviation and Missile Command
- ^ Cline, David B., The Search for Dark Matter, Scientific American
See also
Cosmology & physics
- Aether parallels in current research, "as expressions of our ignorance"[23]
- Vacuum fluctuations of Vacuum energy
- Quintessence, Zero-point energy
- Non-baryonic matter, Dark matter, Dark energy
- Casimir effect, Van der Waals forces, etc.
- Cold fusion (a.k.a. 'Low-energy nuclear reactions')
Philosophy, metaphysics & spirituality
External links
- Harold Aspden's official website (Mirror)
- Energy Science, Aspden's technology website (Mirror)
- Mirrors of the Websites of Harold Aspden
- Nature (journal) scientific correspondence
- Longitudinal electrodynamic forces and their possible technological applications, 1996, MSc Thesis (w/ references to Harold Aspden's papers), Department of Electromagnetic Theory, Lund Institute of Technology, Sweden
- Two Extended New Approaches to Vacuum, Matter & Fields, 2005, paper with references to Harold Aspden's aether theory book "The Physics of Creation", University of Turku, Department of Physics, Finland & Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
- Unconventional thermoacoustic heat engines, 2006, research into Harold Aspden (and coinventor John Scott Strachan) U.S. patents, in The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
- Tuning the Diamonds: Electromagnetism and Spiritual Evolution, ISBN 0955321603, Joyfire Publishing (2006) by Susan Joy Renninson; the author introduces the reader to the less known aether lattice theory of Harold Aspden.
- Some Comments on the Tests of General Relativity, 2008, by M. Anyon, J. Dunning-Davies, University of Hull (Department of Physics), pp.13-14; excerpt: "To quote his Physics without Einstein: 'the assumption has been that a Unified Field Theory will connect gravitation and electromagnetic theory, whereas the argument followed above (by Aspden in [18]) has been based on a field energy distribution that is the same as that of the electrostatic action.' [18] A controversial claim to swallow for many indeed, especially as Dr Aspden claims it demands the existence of an aether, but one which may well have a solid foundation."


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- A friend of a friend was looking over Star Jones' shoulder on a recent flight as the co-hostess of "The View" was using her Palm Pilot, and says Star's password is "priceless." I'll let you guys tackle that one. [Page Six]
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Scroll down to the Britney Skankfest story below. She's wearing a lovely pink tank with the gold emblazoned word: 'Priceless' across her sagging, braless tits.
Hmmmm, Star and Britney… who would win the 'Priceless' war (which would be the most KICK ASS fight ever)? Consider the fact that Star is now anorexic because she married a gay guy who quit even making the pretense of screwing her as soon as his name was added to the checking account which considerably affects her ability to girlfight… or BritBrit who's inflated ego is matched only by her belly which could certainly hamper her reflexes unless she thinks Star is a bag of Cheetos…
I'm going to go with Brit. If for no other reason, she could probably rob a freaking bank with her feet after going barefoot in the Texaco bathroom…so you know she could put Star in a half-nelson, force feed her a burrito, and then rub a dirty toe in her face… which truly, would be PRICELESS.
I effing love it
I don't know what Jay is flippin out about, it's true. I saw his "Project Jay" show and the dress was hideous. My friend wore that exact dress in ice blue to our eighth grade social FIVE YEARS AGO. When some dress that you "design" looks exactly like one from that store DEB in the mall, you need to find another career.
I would've called Heidi Klum a twat too. That was a major diss to Jay. If she didn't want to wear his dress without seeing it, then she shouldn't have told him she would. She also should've had the balls to call him and tell him herself instead of having someone else do it for her. That's like having your friend call your boyfriend and break up with him for you. If she was smart and wanted to avoid the name calling then she should've just told him she'd decide after she saw the design.
Yeah…I'll say Star Jones is priceless…pricelessly pathetic. She's a flippin' train wreak! You don't want to watch but you can't close your eyes either [shudder].


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At the Rome Film Festival earlier this month, Roman Coppola premiered his second directorial film "A Glimpse Into the Mind of Charles Swan III" starring Charlie Sheen. Coppola's debut, "CQ," was eleven long years ago, but it's not like he hasn't been busy in the intervening years, producing sister Sofia's "Somewhere," co-writing "Moonrise Kingdom" and "The Darjeeling Limited" with regular collaborator Wes Anderson and even directing second unit for his father, of whom you may have heard. All this alongside a thriving career in commercials and music videos as well. We had the chance to sit down with Coppola in Rome and quiz him about how he strikes this unusual balance, his new film and his future plans, among other things. Here are seven things the ensuing conversation taught us.
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Roman Coppola: When I finished the script I was very clear in my mind that I wanted him to be in it. So I approached him and he was quite interested but was not able to commit to it. He was a little cagey, he was, frankly, a little nervous to take something on that is -- I won't say challenging because it's not that exactly, but Charlie is on a TV show, he reads the cue cards and whatever, he doesn't have to push himself that hard as an actor. And he knew that what I was bringing him was something where he really had to do the work, he really had to be there, be present and commit to something and learn Spanish and learn to dance; to really and truly perform as an actor in a deeper way than he had recently.
So there was a process where he didn't say no, but he didn't really say yes. It took him a moment to really feel comfortable saying "I will do this." I kept being very dogged about it and it was also during the time of all the zaniness in his life. But I never wavered from my belief that he was the right guy for the role and I think that meant something to him, because a lot of people had walked away.
I think, and you should ask him I don't want to say anything that's not for me to say, but I think by not agreeing he kind of hoped it would go away and he wouldn't have to worry about it. But I didn't go away and he felt that. That I was so certain that I was willing to keep asking and keep pushing and keep nudging, and that meant a lot. And so then he felt that that was a real basis for him to meet me somewhere.
And then he said he would do it and I told my colleagues, "Charlie's gonna do this" and there was a lot of "Is he gonna really come?" [and] "Can we get insurance?" and there was another battle to have people believe that it was a real thing that would result in anything good. But I was very determined…financing is very difficult, particularly for something as unusual as my piece, particularly starring Charlie Sheen, given that you can't bond him or insure him, so it was very challenging.
Fantasy-wise a great deal [of the character is me]. If I could have a pet without having the trouble of worrying about it, I would have a toucan. And if I could have any car I would have a '41 Cadillac just like [the one in the film]. It's my fantasy life manifested, so that was very personal. In other ways I'm very different from that character, but there are qualities of mine that are amplified. But I wanted to make a portarit of a very outrageous, dynamic, crazy, playful, childlike character and so I drew from the things that I related to, but also other people I know and totally fabricated things. It's a mixture.
3. The film occasionally pokes gentle, insidery fun at the advertising world but Coppola is not one of those directors who resents that industry.
I do work in advertising so some of the lingo like "collecting scrap" or "cheese pull" that's stuff I've heard. It's a fun thing to poke fun at. And advertising is interesting -- Charles [has a] story of how he intended to be an artist and ended up doing commercial art. There's always that aspect of illustrators versus artists and commercial work versus personal work.
In a way [that's true for me also] yes. I do a lot of commercials to support myself and now I've done this personal work. But I don't feel like "Oh I've given up my personal creativity to do commercials" because I bring a lot of my personal creativity into what I do. But it's also a means to do other things that are highly creative. So I don't have that problem of "I'm stuck doing commercials and should be doing this" because I tend to do a lot of things that I'm proud of and that are creative expression.


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The PM's associates told Ynet early Friday that Netanyahu, who departed to the US Thursday night, is prepared for a confrontation withPresident Obama on vital issues.
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Lilly Rose wrote: "I am curious as to what your daily devotional rites to/for Him are. I've been trying to think of ways to up my devotional practice to Him, and am curious to see what others do."
Well, because I am Married to Odin, some of the daily devotional rites I do for/with Him are private, and fall into the same category as would "alone time" with a mortal spouse. But that's probably not the kind of thing you mean. ;P
In the realm of things I can talk about on my blog, the number one devotional request He has made of me, as I have mentioned in other posts recently, is "Take care of My wife," which is so open-ended that it can encompass everything from getting to bed in time for my 10:00 pm "curfew" to spending the money I had earmarked for a religious tattoo on insulated and waterproof winter boots instead, because that's the offering He decides He would rather have. In fact, the reason I have fought this particular directive so hard–and why it has been the most consistent cause of conflict between us–is that it seems so utterly me-centered. On the surface of things, it doesn't seem (to me, anyway) to have much to do with honoring Him at all, and there have been plenty of times when I've been tempted to dismiss it as a cop-out, an excuse for not staying up until the wee hours to get that last bit of writing done, or not wringing out every last bit of strength and endurance I have in order to visit three cemeteries instead of two in a single day. (And, ahem, sometimes I do the aforementioned things regardless, usually to His displeasure.)
But the reality is that I have fibromyalgia, and the symptoms of it–not only pain and fatigue, but also loss of cognitive ability and mental acuity, difficulty concentrating and focusing, sleep problems, stomach upset, and a whole constellation of other issues–become markedly more severe when sleep deprivation is coupled with my own personal brand of misguided workaholic mania. This catastrophic brew, which has recurred in a fairly predictable pattern for over ten years now, is what led to my epic fight with Him of two weeks or so ago, during which He finally put His foot down in regard to it because–also predictably–being in this kind of exhausted, sleep-starved state does not leave me at my best for performing any of the tasks that normally comprise my Work, whether divination, oracular seidhr, magic, writing, spinning, pathwalking or trance journeying, my sacred queenship duties, simply being a wife, or what have you. Basically, driving myself into the ground renders me a not-so-useful tool.
So, "Take care of My wife" (aka "Treat yourself as you would treat Me") is the number one, set-in-stone commandment, and after that my daily devotional practice for Him varies, though there are a few regular patterns I have set in place that I find add structure to my day by beginning and ending it centered and rooted in Him.
In the morning, as soon as I have begun to recognize that I am awake, I make an effort to remember my dreams, and write them down in a little notebook. (A lot of the time, dreams are simply mental regurgitation of the preceding day's events and worries; however, for a seidhr practitioner, sometimes they are more than that, and it is the "more than that" aspect I am always on the lookout for, and why it is important to try to remember them.) Then I reach out for Him and spend a few quiet minutes with Him, usually Over There, in our home in the Otherworlds; since He is not native to my realm, He appreciates it if I make an effort on a daily basis to spend at least some time in His. After I have risen, I gather a few tea lights on a plate and head for the bathroom, where I shower by candlelight, both for warmth (the fan in our bathroom is chilly) and because the steam and candlelight creates an optimal environment for spending even more time with Him. When I dress, I listen for His input on what He wishes for me to wear that day, not only in terms of appearance but also what is appropriate for the weather and my physical state (taking care of His wife, again). Before breakfast I light a candle and, if there is time, some incense at His shrine. On the weekends I also brew some of the wonderful organic, Fair Trade gourmet coffee we enjoy in abundance here in the Pacific Northwest (although my stomach cannot take drinking it every day), and I share some with Him in a hand-thrown teacup I purchased for Him. (He only drinks it black–which I cannot tolerate the bitterness of beyond the initial sip I take from His cup.) Regardless of what day of the week it is or whether or not we are sharing coffee, I settle myself in front of His shrine for a few minutes of uti seta (deep, rhythmic breath-centered meditation), as well as a specific drawing in of His essence with my breath, followed by my morning grounding, centering and shielding routine, and usually also some galdr (sung/chanted/intoned incantations involving runes and other charms). Sometimes there is chakra work as well, in which I cleanse my chakras of any muck that has accumulated and infuse them with His energy and protection.
On most days, He will get a portion of at least one of my meals (placed in the offering bowl on His shrine), but it is not always breakfast. After breakfast, on weekdays, I head off to work, and during my commute I listen to music either relevant to Him or to my other deities or spirits, threshold states/the Work in general. On my bus ride to the day job, I usually pull out my rune bag and ask Him for runes to guide me through the day ahead, after which I take out the set of all-Odin prayer beads I made for Him. I haven't yet written a formalized set of prayers to go with the beads, but there are three beads each for nine different categories into which I have sorted His many, many heiti (by-names). Your mileage may vary but for my own purposes the categories I've settled on for now are: Lover, Mage, Warlord, Shaman, King, Healer, Draugrdrottin (Lord of Ghosts), Lord of Inspiration, and Mad One. My meditations on the beads tend to vary from one day to the next, sometimes manifesting as prayers for assistance in bringing out His various qualities in myself in some way, sometimes asking Him to take what assistance or energy He may need from me in His various undertakings, and sometimes merely thanking or praising Him for Who and What He is.
At work, I have a mini Odin shrine next to my desk, and I frequently reach over in the course of the day to pick up and handle the handcrafted figurine representing Him; along with any religious jewelry I happen to be wearing that day, this gives me a physical link to the "real me" to touch base with throughout my workday. I listen to Odin-themed music again on my commute home, and sometimes also do some pathwalking, and as soon as I get home, I light a candle and some incense at His shrine and get Him a drink for us to share. After that, evening activities vary greatly depending on whether there is a household festival that day and what day of the month or week it is (we have some recurring devotional activities that are determined by the day of the week or the moon phase, and some evenings are primarily for writing or crafting, too). Regardless, as the evening wears on, it is very important to Him that I wrap things up in order to get to bed on time, and I try to manage my time so that my last block of time before bed is spent at His altar. Sometimes there will be some gentle yoga, other times I will just sit and do more uti seta, or meditate on some of His names/aspects, or do a trance journey, or maybe a divination for the following day. Sometimes I will read aloud to Him one of the poems I've written for Him, or jot down a few lines for a new one, or just write down any messages or guidance He has for me that I want to make sure I won't forget. And then I go off to bed, and spend my last few wakeful moments (assuming that it isn't one of the nights I have trouble falling asleep due to fibro issues) in our place in the Otherworlds with Him.
I'm not sure, on reflection, how useful this daily devotional schedule of mine will be for those of you who are not also Married to Him, but this is a pretty accurate sketch of the bare minimum of what I do on a daily basis (minus the more private elements, of course). There are also lots of devotional activities I do that are not necessarily daily, such as cooking special meals for Him, brewing mead, making candles, oils or other little gifts for Him, and deeper trancework. (I do some trancework that is more devotional and relationship-oriented, and some that is more Work-oriented–to the extent that it's possible to make such a division, anyway.) But those are all more involved topics for other posts.


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Sixty-two-year-old veteran rocker Eddie Money brought his Jingle Bell Rock tour to Thunder Valley Casino Resort on Thursday. Scheduled to appear was former Foreigner frontman Lou Gramm and former Jefferson Starship lead singer Mickey Thomas.
The day before their performance at Thunder Valley, it was announced that Gramm would not be performing for the remaining tour due to acute laryngitis, so Gramm was not in attendance.
As the concert kicked off with Money and Thomas taking the stage, the audience immediately started chanting, "Lou! Lou! Lou!" Money responded by explaining the situation and said they had added a couple of songs to their setlist to make up for the missing Gramm. This was followed by more than a few polite boos "" is there really such a thing as a polite boo?
Money exited stage left while Thomas started singing "Jane." Thomas wore a striped shirt with a loosely worn red Christmas tie, while he banged out "Sara," "We Built This City," "Nothings Going to Stop Us Now." Thomas ended his set with "It's Christmas Time Pretty Baby," singing in the style of Elvis Presley.
The 62-year-old Thomas' vocals really stood out throughout his set, sounding just as good as he did all those years ago, in particular when he sang Annie Lennox's "Winter Wonderland."
Backing Thomas was Money's regular crew consisting of longtime band members Tommy Girvin (lead guitar) and Glenn Symmonds (drummer), with more recent additions Lee Beverly (bass) and Chris Groves (keyboards).
Following Thomas, Money came out singing "Baby Hold On" and "I Wanna Go Back." As Money sang, he shuffled back and forth across the stage and even pulled out the saxophone to show everyone he can still play.
Rounding out the show, Money and Thomas took the stage together singing "Jingle Bell Rock" and a rocking version of "Jingle Bells." For their encore they performed John Lennon's "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)."
While Money's vocals were not as pristine as Thomas', he made up for it with his overall stage presence, sense of humor and kindness toward the audience, reaching out to shake hands with a few people in the front row.
Offstage, Money is extremely generous and cordial to all those around him, introducing himself to anyone standing near. His generosity doesn't stop there.
Money is a strong supporter of the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation and the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund, which helps support families of military personnel lost in service to our nation and for severely wounded service members and veterans.
Money is hoping fans will help bring some holiday cheer to heroic members of the armed forces by going to eddiemoney.com and purchasing his single "One More Soldier Coming Home." All the proceeds will go to the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund.
The Jingle Bell Rock tour was originally started by Money. This past summer, Money performed at a benefit in a Los Angeles club where Gramm and Thomas also appeared. After some discussion they decided to work with Money and tour with him in the Jingle Bell Rock tour.
While this was Money's show and he was the headliner, Gramm's absence was a big disappointment for many of the fans in the audience. Especially after Foreigner just came through the area a couple of months ago with their new frontman Kelly Hansen leading the charge. Hansen did an awesome job and put on a high energy show "" check out my review. I for one, was hoping to see the real deal – maybe next year.
Yes, the audience booed after they realized Lou wasn't going to be there, but these diehard fans enjoyed the show nonetheless. It's these types of fans that keep the old-school bands going. And it's these types of bands that keep the old people going "" and a little help from Geritol.


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Kind of like how war congerers Colin Powell and Condolezza Rice were supposed to represent progress for us. Other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln? The only way I make sense of this is to simply joke that we're getting our chance to show that we can suck, too. Equal opportunity failure is the best kind of failure, no?
I'd have been seriously impressed if Obama could have found a Democrat within the upper ranks of NASA. lol As for the Commerce post, it wouldn't have been anything to find a Democrat for that spot.


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Team Fort Collins is a nonprofit organization that promotes healthy lifestyles through substance abuse prevention. Programs are focused on youth and young adults because they are developing attitudes and behaviors that determine future lifestyle decisions. We envision northern Colorado as a region where health is celebrated, substances are not abused and we all live our lives to the fullest.
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We know that youth have tremendous potential for inventing new things, creating joy in the world, and adding to our community in positive ways. We believe that potential is an aspect of their "trajectory of awesomeness". Unfortunately, a person's trajectory of awesomeness can be drastically changed by early substance use and abuse. If you know a young person whose future possibilities are endless, then you know the value of prevention.
What We Are Doing:
21 for 21 is a one-of-a-kind campaign to raise money for youth health education. George Thornton strives to swim 21 miles in the English Channel to raise $21,000 for Team Fort Collins, hence the name "21 for 21." George is paying all of his expenses so that funds raised benefit youth.
Team Fort Collins educates youth and parents about healthy life choices and substance abuse prevention. Our staff and volunteers deliver educational presentations to over 1,500 youth every year in schools and community. Parents are our other primary audience for educational presentations and we reach over 1,200 annually. To build upon the work of our community leaders who started Team Fort Collins as a coalition 24 years ago, we mobilize community members through:
Team Fort Collins partners with over 95 local businesses and community-based organizations to work on common goals. A commonality that runs through all of the groups is the desire to maintain Fort Collins as the Choice City where primary employers want to be based and families are happy to live. A healthy community benefits all of us.
Prevention education is increasingly important in Fort Collins since it is the largest producer of beer in Colorado and is becoming known as a place to easily access marijuana. When youth engage in alcohol and marijuana use early in life, they have a higher likelihood of developing a dependence or addiction. Team Fort Collins educates youth about how these substances (along with tobacco, prescription and illicit drugs) affect the developing brain and body.
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Team Fort Collins needs funding to increase its youth education efforts in schools and community-based organizations. $21,000 will make it possible for staff to connect with all high schools in Poudre School District and reach more students. Currently, Team Fort Collins works with Fort Collins High School, Rocky Mountain High School and Liberty Common.
How You Can Support Us:
By supporting Team Fort Collins' 21 for 21 campaign, you are contributing to youth health education and ensuring that they learn about substance use and abuse. In addition, you are encouraging healthy life choices like swimming as a lifelong activity. It is George Thornton's spark and he believes that it has helped him successfully battle health challenges. Sports have been a part of George's entire life; particularly, it is swimming that has kept him in good shape. By being healthy, he was able to get through prostate cancer in 2013.
We ask you to:
1. Donate to 21 for 21 (21 miles for $21,000)
2. Donate an in-kind reward to encourage other donors to contribute
3. Promote 21 for 21 to your networks
Thank you and feel free to contact us. We have free educational resources and love to spread the message of health.
Ashley Kasprzak, Team Fort Collins
Executive Director
George Thornton, Team Fort Collins
Champion Volunteer and Swimmer