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Have you ever thought about the girl you would want your son or nephew to marry? Marriage is a lifelong covenant and the choice of one's spouse is a decision one cannot take lightly. So you want to know if the young lady your son or nephew is interested in dating or marrying is in God's Will. Or maybe you are a young lady who wants to know if you are dating or marriage worthy by God's standards. Though it is not possible to know God's decretive will or the hidden things of God that will come to pass, we do know God's preceptive will or revealed commands in His published Word the Bible.
Question: Is the young lady my son or nephew dating in God's Will for marriage?
God paints two pictures of women: the Proverbs 31 Woman and the Proverbs 7 Woman. One is a Woman to Pursue and the other is a Woman to Avoid. Let's examine God's Truths about these women.
The Woman to Pursue:
A wife of noble character who can find? She is worth far more than rubies. Her husband has full confidence in her and lacks nothing of value. She brings him good, not harm, all the days of her life. She selects wool and flax and works with eager hands. She is like the merchant ships, bringing her food from afar. She gets up while it is still night; she provides food for her family and portions for her female servants. She considers a field and buys it; out of her earnings she plants a vineyard. She sets about her work vigorously; her arms are strong for her tasks. She sees that her trading is profitable, and her lamp does not go out at night. In her hand she holds the distaff and grasps the spindle with her fingers. She opens her arms to the poor and extends her hands to the needy. When it snows, she has no fear for her household; for all of them are clothed in scarlet. She makes coverings for her bed; she is clothed in fine linen and purple. Her husband is respected at the city gate, where he takes his seat among the elders of the land. She makes linen garments and sells them, and supplies the merchants with sashes. She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come. She speaks with wisdom, and faithful instruction is on her tongue. She watches over the affairs of her household and does not eat the bread of idleness. Her children arise and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praises her: "Many women do noble things, but you surpass them all." Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting; but a woman who fears the LORD is to be praised. Honor her for all that her hands have done, and let her works bring her praise at the city gate. Proverbs 31:10-31
Characteristics of a Proverbs 31 Woman:
• Trustworthy – Proverbs 31:11-12
• Diligent – Proverbs 31:13-14, 18-19, 27
• Worker – Proverbs 31: 15-16
• Physically active – Proverbs 31:17
• Cares for the underserved – Proverbs 31:20, 2 Corinthians 9:6
• Fearless – Proverbs 31:21
• Crafty (domestic) – Proverbs 31:22, 24
• Strong, dignified, and optimistic – Proverbs 31: 25
• Wise with her tongue – Proverbs 31:26, Ephesians 4:20
• Kind with her tongue – Proverbs 31:26
• Praiseworthy – Proverbs 31:28
• Fears the Lord – Proverbs 31:30, John 14:15
• Observes the Sabbath – Deuteronomy 5:12
• Tithes – Malachi 3
• Honors her parents – Ephesians 6:2, Exodus 20:12
• Avoids sexual sin – 1 Corinthians 6:13
• Keeps her eyes from sin – Psalm 101:3
• Humble – Romans 12:16
• Forgiving – Romans 12:17-20
• Fruitful (Fruits of the Spirit) – Galatians 5:22-23
• Godly in love – 1 Corinthians 13:4-8
The Woman to Avoid:
My son, keep my words and store up my commands within you. Keep my commands and you will live; guard my teachings as the apple of your eye. Bind them on your fingers; write them on the tablet of your heart. Say to wisdom, "You are my sister," and to insight, "You are my relative." They will keep you from the adulterous woman, from the wayward woman with her seductive words. For at the window of my house I looked out through my lattice, And I saw among the naive, And discerned among the youths a young man lacking sense, Passing through the street near her corner; And he takes the way to her house, In the twilight, in the evening, In the middle of the night and in the darkness. And behold, a woman comes to meet him, Dressed as a harlot and cunning of heart. She is boisterous and rebellious, her feet do not remain at home; She is now in the streets, now in the squares, And lurks by every corner. So she seizes him and kisses him and with a brazen face she says to him: I was due to offer peace offerings; Today I have paid my vows. "Therefore I have come out to meet you, to seek your presence earnestly, and I have found you. "I have spread my couch with coverings, with colored linens of Egypt. "I have sprinkled my bed with myrrh, aloes and cinnamon. "Come, let us drink our fill of love until morning; Let us delight ourselves with caresses. "For my husband is not at home, He has gone on a long journey; He has taken a bag of money with him, At the full moon he will come home." With her many persuasions she entices him; with her flattering lips she seduces him. Suddenly he follows her as an ox goes to the slaughter, or as one in fetters to the discipline of a fool, Until an arrow pierces through his liver; as a bird hastens to the snare, so he does not know that it will cost him his life. Now therefore, my sons, listen to me, and pay attention to the words of my mouth. Do not let your heart turn aside to her ways, do not stray into her paths. For many are the victims she has cast down, and numerous are all her slain. Her house is the way to Sheol, descending to the chambers of death. Proverbs 7:1-27
Characteristics of a Proverbs 7 Woman:
• Sexual (adulteress, wayward, seductive in words) – Proverbs 7:5, Proverbs 5:3, 1 Corinthians 6:13
• Provocative and seductive (in dress) – Proverbs 7:10, 21, Psalm 101:3
• Cunning – Proverbs 7:10
• Boisterous or loud – Proverbs 7:11
• Rebellious – Proverbs 7:11
• Busy body – Proverbs 7:11-12
• Predator (pursuing him) – Proverbs 7:12-13, 26
• Enticing – Proverbs 7:21
• Haughty eyes – Proverbs 6:17
• Lengthy history – Proverbs 7:26
• Argumentative, contentious, nagging – Proverbs 21:9, 21:19, Proverbs 25:24
• Unstable and unaware – Proverbs 5:6
• Not in fellowship with Believers – Hebrews 10:25
• Deadly (eternal) – Proverbs 7:27, Proverbs 5:5
Though God's hidden or decretive will has not been revealed as to whom your son or nephew will marry, God has made it very clear in his preceptive will the characteristics the man of God should pursue in a woman of God. If the young lady your son or nephew is dating authentically loves the Lord and exhibits the character of God, CONGRATULATIONS! You have a fantastic Kingdom opportunity and possible new daughter (or niece) in law in the near future.
However, if the characteristics of the young lady your son or nephew is dating or considering dating lean towards the woman he should avoid, prayerfully ask God and your husband or other Godly men for an appropriate time to have an open discussion with your son or nephew about choosing healthy, Godly relationships in Christ Jesus. God is not the author of confusion and wants the absolute best for His children. Any relationship filled with strife, sexual sin, or confusion is not of Him and should be avoided. If you are a young woman who finds herself in the category of The Woman to Avoid, prayerfully ask God through Christ Jesus to come into your heart and change you into the woman He has purposed you to be. Then seek Godly accountability to help ensure that the changes you desire in your heart are realized.
Abba, thank you for showing us your revelations and for helping us to live in obedience to your Word. – Amen
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Resources: Finding Your Spouse in God's Will ; Taking the Mystery Out of Knowing God's Will
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text: 101 Hangover RecipesWhether you hide from your hangover under the duvet, or banish your pounding headache with a good dose of painkillers, belly filling comfort food is always a key part of the recovery process. But when your wallet is hurting just as much as your head after buying a few too many rounds, and the prospect of even getting past the front door seems a challenge, venturing out for that fry up is impossible!With an abundance of ideas for beating the booze, 101 Hangover Recipes is the ultimate guide to get you through the morning after. With recipes for breakfast (if you can drag yourself out of bed in time!), juices, smoothies and shakes, hunger busters, and if youre really that desperate - healthy and scientific meals, even the most hungover of soul will find something suitable to rustle up to nurse both their head and stomach. Uni students, if theres one book you need to survive, it is this one!Product details:Hardcover: 144 pagesPublisher: Dog n Bone Books (8 Jan. 2016)Language: EnglishISBN-10: 1909313904ISBN-13: 978-1909313903Product Dimensions: 19 x 1.8 x 19 cmCheck stock and price

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SOME FACTS FROM People's Trust for Endangered Species (PTES), Oxford University Study and British Hedgehog Preservation Society (BHPS) that Mr Heath may want to read in relation to hedgehogs and badgers.
PTES and BHPS position statement on the relationship between hedgehogs and badgers:
Hedgehogs are preyed upon by badgers and badgers compete with hedgehogs for food according to research at the University of Oxford and elsewhere. The two species have coexisted in Britain for several thousand years, but national badger surveys in the 1980s and 90s conducted by the University of Bristol showed then that the badger population had increased significantly in that period. Whilst it is likely that where badger numbers are high the number of hedgehogs will be low there is no evidence that badgers are the single most important factor affecting hedgehogs today.
Hedgehogs rarely encounter badgers in urban areas, but they are declining just as severely in these places as they are in the wider countryside. Moreover, the rate of this decline is not related to the presence of badgers at particular urban sites.
In rural areas, hedgehogs are declining severely even in parts of the country with low badger densities (e.g. East Anglia). It is clear that several interacting pressures are at work. Bolstering hedgehog populations would be better achieved by increasing and improving habitat, for example: restoring hedgerows to improve shelter and nesting opportunities; managing field margins and grasslands in ways that encourage abundant and diverse invertebrate prey.
Current discussions about whether or not to cull badgers are a proposed response to the spread of bovine TB and are not related to hedgehog numbers or conservation.
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Fay Vass, of the British Hedgehog Preservation Society, said that badgers were only part of the problem.
"The main reason numbers are falling is the loss of habitats and the fragmentation of their habitat." she said.
"They like to roam two miles each night, but there are more walls and fences to block their way."


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KENDAL writer Malcolm Wheatman's humorous novel shunts nicely along like the train that links the two fictional south-west Ireland communities he has created.
His comical characters are led by Samuel Donnelly, whose two ambitions — to create the aforementioned rail link and marry the local librarian — are pursued with singleminded determination.
However, the track to true love never runs smooth and Donnelly finds himself encountering potentially disastrous pitfalls.
Rib tickling and eminently readable, if rather on the long side at 460 pages.


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Reducing and managing humanity's demand for energy is a fundamental part of the effort to mitigate climate change. In this, the most comprehensive textbook ever written on the subject, L.D. Danny Harvey lays out the theory and practice of how things must change if we are to meet our energy needs sustainably. The book begins with a succinct summary of the scientific basis for concern over global warming, then outlines energy basics and current patterns and trends in energy use. This is followed by a discussion of current technologies for the generation of electricity from fossil fuels. The book then considers in detail how energy is used, and how energy is used, and how this use can be dramatically reduced, in the following end-use sectors: buildings, transportation, industry, food and agriculture, and municipal services.
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Cochran invokes Reagan at Neshoba Fair
By TYLER CLEVELAND
Wednesday, August 6, 2014 1:00 PM
U.S. Sen. Thad Cochran was swarmed by the media Thursday after his speech at the Neshoba County Fair.
U.S. Sen. Thad Cochran used the Neshoba County Fair to kick off his general election campaign in front of a receptive and unusually large crowd that was expecting political fireworks.
Concerns about tea party protests and disruptions never materialized, though. Only a handful of them appeared, some with duct tape over their mouths carrying hand-made signs reading "betrayed" and "RINO."
Cochran and his Democratic challenger, former U.S. Rep. Travis Childers, spoke to thousands of people Thursday at the fair, the size crowd normally seen in statewide election years.
Although Cochran and Childers gave back-to-back speeches, they did not pass each other or have any interaction on stage or backstage. Cochran did not mention his primary opponent Chris McDaniel during his 10-minute speech.
Cochran discussed reducing the deficit, his opposition to Obamacare, including a measure he sponsored to repeal it, his anticipated return to Chairman of Appropriations as well as his work as ranking member of the Agriculture Committee and the recently passed Farm Bill. (See a video of the speech here: http://bit.ly/WZheke.)
"Mississippi farmers are worth fighting for," Cochran said. And he addressed an issue people have been talking a lot about.
"If you happened to walk by a television during the past few months, you might have seen or heard some things about me," the 76-year-old Cochran said. "Some pictures even made me look a little bit old."
He deadpanned that he's not bothered by it - "not too much."
Then he spoke of "another Republican" who once spoke at the Fair who was also criticized for his age.
"I don't know about you, but I think Ronald Reagan turned out to be a great President," the six-term Senator said, receiving the strongest round of applause his entire speech.
Cochran launched into his list of promises if re-elected, which included repealing ObamaCare, supporting agriculture and stopping wasteful spending, among other things.
"I know people get frustrated with Washington. I do too," he said. "I share that frustration because there's so much at stake, and there's a lot that needs to be done."
Cochran received frequent applause from a crowd seated on long wooden benches, their feet on the sawdust-strewn dirt, inside the tin-roofed pavilion where his campaign had handed out hundreds of "THAD" signs and T-shirts.
He called the federal health overhaul a "disaster" and said he wants to repeal it. The former Senate Appropriations Committee chairman also said he opposes wasteful federal spending.
Cochran said he will represent all Mississippians and asked for the votes of both those who did and didn't support him in the primary.
Cochran called the Affordable Care Act "flawed from the beginning."
"I want all Mississippians to have access to affordable healthcare," Cochran said. "But more government control is not the answer - That's why I've been proud to vote against Obamacare again and again, and will continue to fight it."
That stance was a departure from Childers, who, speaking before Cochran, called Mississippi leaders' refusal to expand Medicaid under the ACA to cover more than 300,000 Mississippians "shameful."
Childers added if U.S. Legislators were children, "we would put them in time-out."
Cochran also promised to continue to support efforts to responsibly strengthen American economy and defense. Childers railed against "out-of-control spending," an obvious appeal to the Tea Party members he hopes to coax away from the GOP.
Nearly absent from the annual event, which has become part of the fabric of the the fair and both state and national politics, was mention of Cochran's GOP primary challenger.
A handful of McDaniel supporters, seated in the middle of the crowd on the second row, wore red tape over their mouths and raised signs in silent protest of the June 24th runoff, which McDaniel said Monday he planned to challenge in court. (See story, page A1.)
No Neshoba County Fair speaker mentioned McDaniel by name, but House Speaker Philip Gunn (R-Clinton) made a point to address what he called "the 800-pound gorilla in the room."
He equated the current rift in the party to his marriage, which he said was "never perfect."
"The sign of a strong marriage or a strong alliance," Gunn said. "Is not the absence of disagreements. The strength of a relationship is the ability to work through those disagreements and come together at the end of the day."
Gunn ended his speech by pointing out that the GOP has a real enemy - liberal Democrats.
Childers - the only Democrat other than former Gov. William Winter to speak Thursday - also addressed the issue, saying he was ready to see Mississippians put the ugly chapter behind them and focus on issues for the upcoming general election.
"This race should never have been about anything other than issues," he said. "It never should have been allowed to drag family members and friends into the election when they're not on the ballot, and it should never have hurt innocent people."
Other notable Thursday speakers included Gov. Phil Bryant, who touted his record in the area of economic development, Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann and State Treasurer Lynn Fitch.
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On the Rocks - Season 1, Episode 14 - Jerry and Pam visit a writer that Jerry hopes to get to work for his publishing label. A rival publisher comes over and everyone has a drink. The rival publisher's wife drinks her husband's bourbon and dies and suspicion falls everyone but Pat. An improbable story with Pam acting a little goofy. Also features Natalie "Mrs. Howell" Schafer
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Longpigs were swept up in the whole Britpop movement, yet they were somehow always more intelligent, more classy than their counterparts.
Each day we deal with the challenges of ordinary life: a series of mundane experiences that could be summarized by the title of this book, Work, Sex, Money. We all hope that these aspects of our life will be a source of fulfillment and pleasure, and they often are. Yet they are also always sources of problems for which we seek practical advice and solutions. The best prescription, according to Chögyam Trungpa, is a dose of reality and also a dose of respect for ourselves and our world. His profound teachings on work, sex, and money celebrate the sacredness of life and our ability to cope with its twists and turns with dignity, humor, and even joy. He begins by breaking down the barrier between the spiritual and the mundane, showing that work, sex, and money are just as much a part of our spiritual life as they are a part of our everyday existence. He then discusses these subjects in relation to ego and self-image, karma, mindfulness, and meditation.


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Doha talks: India needs to re-think climate change strategy
India may have got what it wants from Doha climate talks but piggy-bagging China may not be of help in future with China's emissions witnessing much higher growth than that of India.delhi Updated: Dec 11, 2012 21:46 IST
India may have got what it wants from Doha climate talks but piggy-bagging China may not be of help in future with China's emissions witnessing much higher growth than that of India.
India was able to regain some lost ground by getting equity and common but differentiated responsibility (CBDR) with respective capabilities back into the negotiating track after two years.
However, non-inclusion of historical responsibility could mean different dimension to scope of equity and CBDR as one of the Doha decision talks about equity in reducing emissions, meaning countries like India may have to cut global warming causing emissions but in a lesser degree than the developed world.
The two weeks of climate talks indicated at the changing dynamics of global geo-politics with the poorer nations joining the clamour of rich world that even emerging economies needs to take emission cuts if the warming of the planet has to be restricted to two degree centigrade by end of this century.
The United States, which was described as biggest obstructer at Doha talks, had refused to agree to any future climate deal with there are no mandatory emission cuts for emerging economies such as India and China. "We are for pledge and review system," US chief climate negotiator Todd Stern said at the closing plenary at Doha.
It was for this reason that the US was against inclusion of equity in the Durban platform --- a new climate agreement to be applicable from 2020. "The US delegation has made its complete aversion to any mention of the words 'equity' or 'historical emissions' very clear; its stand has been almost tantamount to open blackmail," said Sunita Narain of Centre for Science and Environment.
European climate commissioner Connie Hedegaard made it amply clear that the per capita debate, used by India and China to avoid emission cuts, may not be relevant anymore with Chinese per capita emissions being 7.3 tonnes of carbon in 2011 as compared to 7.5 tonnes for EU. India's per capita emissions are still much less with just two tonnes.
India negotiators have also realised that they were fighting a losing battle on intellectual property rights (IPR) of clean technologies that rich countries are required to transfer to the developing world under the technology mission. The word IPR has gone missing and has been replaced by technologies in public domain and incentive to innovators in Doha, meaning high cost for the governments to buy copyright technologies and allowing free public use of them.
The set of decisions at Doha, including second commitment period of Kyoto Protocol, clearly shows that rich countries were the clear winners. They came with an intention to delay much needed action on climate change by reducing emissions but got the entire process delayed by another couple of years.
Extension of Kyoto Protocol also comes with a lot of baggage for the developing countries with Narain saying KP-2 has "weak targets" and "many loopholes" for the rich nations to gain from.
The Doha conference of around 200 nations showed that India needs to seriously re-think about its strategy if it wants to check-mate growing influence of rich nations in moving the talks in the way they want.


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Resistance 3
Review by SolidFantasy
"Resistance 3: Kind of like Oregon Trail but in first person with New York, aliens, and kick-ass guns!"
Back when the PS3 launched and everyone said it had no games, there was a popular one called Resistance: Fall of Man that was a great blend of alien sci-fi and shooting with guns that had style. It is good to see that to this day the series is still relevant and that many of the franchise's original fans are still around. There seems to be a popular opinion that while Resistance 2 was a bit more cinematic and had a more interesting story, at the same time Insomniac Games nerfed the game-play removing a lot of attracted fans in the first place. It seems Insomniac is returning Resistance to its roots in both the story and multi-player department while also moving the franchise forward in its own way. The real question though is in a time where the market is over-saturated with First Person Shooters, just how relevant is Resistance 3 really and is the third entry worth your time
Story: It is now 1957, 4 years after the events of Resistance 2. The Chimera seems to have the war won. Meanwhile Joseph Capelli has given up and now hides with his wife and daughter. Dr. Malikov arrives though and shares info on what he has been working on. Basically, Malikov's plan is to hit the Chimera hard where their Wormhole is; New York City. Reluctant at first Joe decides to say his goodbyes and go along with the suicide mission. That's pretty much it in a nutshell (I did omit a few minor things that clear up the Resistance 2 ending to keep this spoiler-free) and honestly it is pretty damn underwhelming from both a story and character standpoint. I never gave a damn about Joe (even during a few ridiculously cheesy scenes that try and make you want to see Joe make it home) and the story just does not expand much in the Resistance universe or answer many questions. The ending is extremely rushed and underwhelming to the point where I had felt like I had accomplished nothing after beating the game. There is one really cool story-aspect though but without spoiling it, it isn't anything directly story-related. The game just puts a real cool twist or implication on one of its bosses. Everything else is entirely forgettable though which a shame because the game does have very good production values, voice acting, and amazing full CGI cut-scenes that look gorgeous. On a related note I will say the game has very immersive and atmospheric environments. Throughout most of the journey to New York across various other locales, the game does give off a great vibe that if you do reach New York you can change the entire tide of the war. Sadly the ending cancels that out as it's not only insanely short but makes you feel duped of $60 because nothing whatsoever happens in the game. It feels like filler for a Resistance 4. Overall, there is quite a bit of hit and miss here.
Game-play: Insomniac heard the cries of Resistance fans around the world and has returned to their roots. The weapon wheel is back for starters and the level-design is much more improved. There are classic weapons returning (everybody's favorite; the Auger that shoots through frickin walls) and all new toys to try out such as the Atomizer (an electricity based shotgun that can also shoot vortexes that suck your enemies in and destroy them), a cryo-based gun that freezes and shatters enemies and more. The weapon variety is everything you would expect and more from Insomniac. Having all of them at your disposal at the same time allows you to really spice up the variety. I played the entire Campaign in Co-op and it was a blast using our weapons co-operatively. For instance sometimes my partner would freeze an enemy while I whip out my Rossmore Shotgun and shoot them and watch them immediately shatter. On harder difficulties I would imagine that there is a ton of creative strategy involved which is great. You can also level these weapons up by using them which also unlocks stronger modes of fire and various abilities. The other big change is that Resistance 3 has no regenerating health! Yep, just like in the original you will be hunting down health packs. The enemies themselves vary greatly and contain everything from the classic Hybrids to Grims to Leeches to even human enemies during a few chapters that do a great job at breaking up the game-play. There's various mini-bosses and actual bosses but just like a recent PS3 exclusive; Infamous 2, they are nothing but boring battles consisting of shooting obvious weak spots until they drop. They are reused a lot too and you just get annoyed upon seeing them again. One of the bosses is very awesome though from a design stand-point all the way to its story-purpose.
From a level design stand-point the game is fantastic and again very immersive. Some levels have you in apocalyptic renditions of Oklahoma to New York to a prison in Pennsylvania. It's all really immersive and atmospheric too. The locales of the game are broken up and spaced nicely too so you never really get bored but the huge enemy variety also is a factor there. The last few chapters of the game almost feel like the movie Aliens and are really awesome. There are some fantastic levels revolving around set-pieces such as levels where you defend a train and a boat in an on-rails sequence that is very intense. The actual game feels very traditional to FPS's but the game also allows you to fully customize the controls which honestly are something that every game should have, period. If anything it's a joke that developers push their own control schemes on the player so major kudos to Insomniac here. Once again I played the game from start to finish in co-op which was a blast but there were some bugs. Whoever player 2 is will experience some annoying checkpoints; one I got was being literally stuck inside the bottom of a bridge. This was during a pretty big battle too so we replayed the level, I died again, and the same thing happened. There's also a pretty big bug during a sequence where we had to haul ass up and around a staircase but whoever was last up the first set up stairs would randomly die. The creature chasing us was looking the other way too so I have no idea what was going wrong but we did pass the section by running as close as we possibly could to each other. Aside from that Co-op was definitely an enhancement to the experience and while it is not necessary at all to fully enjoy the game I recommend it.
Obviously there is once again competitive multiplayer too and from what I've played if you enjoy Resistance on-line you will most likely enjoy this. I was experiencing lag and match-making issues but another patch was released and eliminated these problems. Insomniac seems to be really supporting the game by being on the ball with patches and having new maps available soon on top of the maps already in the game. One of the things I really like is how the maps aren't just ripped from the Campaign but rather completely new renditions of locales in this apocalyptic Chimera invaded Earth. The game seems to have adopted some features from Call of Duty in which you can buy preferred upgrades right away which is a good thing. I won't put in much time to the on-line component because competitive multi-player isn't my cup of tea but it seems deep and like it will attract new fans and Resistance fans alike. The only thing left to talk about is the fact that the game does support Move and Sharpshooter controls. I unfortunately (or rather fortunately in my honest opinion) do not have either so I cannot comment on how they work with Resistance 3. Overall, the game-play (more specifically weapon and enemy variety which is enhanced via co-op) is where Resistance 3 shines.
Graphics/Sound; First off the graphics are outstanding and I have no idea what game the haters are playing but it sure as hell isn't Resistance 3. The environments, more specifically things like the particle effects, lighting, and scope of the areas are incredible. I will say some guns, character, and enemy textures/animations are somewhat flat but the truly engaging environments that just suck you in and have you looking around levels in awe more than make up for it. A lot of the game's cut-scenes are completely CGI again too and they look beautiful. The sound-effects from Chimeras growling to explosions to the guns all sound pretty neat. While the music isn't special it definitely gets the job done. Resistance 3 also can be played in 3D which I'm sure probably looks even more incredible. Regardless the game is pretty damn good here.
Re-playability: For all you people whining about how games don't have cheats these days or how trophies are pointless to earn; Insomniac has found a way to satisfy both of you at the same time. Whenever you earn a trophy (this game has one of the more challenging trophy lists I've noticed) you earn points to buy various cheats with. These cheats range from infinite ammo to ones that work against you and gives enemies more powerful weapons. Not a cheater? You can also buy various skins, multiplayer titles, and even development videos such as a bug reel. I should be on that bug reel stuck inside of a damn bridge but I digress. You also unlock Superhuman difficulty upon beating the game. When you factor the extensively deep multiplayer it's easy to say Resistance 3 offers a plethora of content for $60.
Returns to its roots!
Immersive game-play
Creative weapons
Enemy variety
Outstanding graphics and CGI
Varied and atmospheric environments
FULLY customizable controls
Co-op is a blast
Great level design
One great boss battle
Good voice acting
Deep online
Cool maps
Great networking
3D, Move, and Sharpshooter compatible
Passable sound/music
Lots of unlockables
Bugs in co-op: -.3
Weak story that adds nothing to the Resistance universe and leaves questions still unanswered: -1.0
Cardboard generic characters you won't care about: -.5
Lame boss battles that get recycled: -.5
Some animations, character models, and textures are weak: -.4
Verdict: A worthy sequel and a good game, but nothing revolutionary or something you have to play. Resistance fans will love it as it is the best yet- 7.3/10
Reviewer's Rating: 3.5 - Good
Originally Posted: 09/09/11, Updated 09/16/11
Game Release: Resistance 3 (US, 09/06/11)
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This Tom Cruise starring vehicle will hit theaters on theaters July 19, 2013
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Universal Pictures is currently holding an open casting call for extras to work on a major feature film with a $100 million dollar budget starring Tom Cruise. Background performers who wish to be considered should attend the casting call, however emailed submissions are being accepted also. Shooting will take place mostly in New Orleans and Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Additional filming will take place in Los Angeles, New York, and the country of Iceland. Principal photography will begin on March 19, 2012 and continue through August 12, 2012.
American television commercial and feature film director Joseph Kosinski will direct the film which is based on the graphic novel called "Oblivion" that he wrote himself. The title of this film was originally the same as the novel, then was being called "Horizons", and now is being referred to as "Untitled TC" or "Untitled Tom Cruise Project". In August 2010, Walt Disney Pictures acquired the rights to "Oblivion", but attempts at a PG rating were unsuccessful and Universal Pictures acquired the rights. Academy Award winning writer William Monahan and Karl Gajdusek wrote the first drafts of the script, with final rewrites by Academy Award winning scribe Michael Arndt.
Peter Chernin and Dylan Clark are producing through Chernin Entertainment, along with Joseph Kosinski, Steve Gaub, and Radical Pictures's Barry Levine. Jesse Berger, Executive Vice President of Radical Studios, will executive produce with Dave Morrison. Radical Studios has an impressive lineup of future film projects including the DreamWorks SKG Sam Raimi directed Sci-Fi "Earp: Saints for Sinners," the Bryan Singer directed "Freedom Formula," the Sam Worthington starring vehicle "Damaged," and the Brett Ratner directed action adventure "Hercules: The Thracian Wars".
"Untitled Tom Cruise Project" is a love story that is set against a post-apocalyptic landscape. It's about a soldier who's been court-martialed and as part of his punishment, he's sent to patrol this planet and maintains a fleet of droids and probes that comb the surface, searching out a primitive alien race that's been defeated. When he discovers a mysterious woman who left on a science mission 60 years earlier and crash lands, the two must traverse a chain of events that unfolds extreme mystery and adventure.
Starring with Tom Cruise is the beautiful Ukrainian-born actress and model Olga Kurylenko, who plays his right-hand woman and lover. Olga Kurylenko, best known for her role as Bond Girl Camille in "Quantum of Solace", has carved out an impressive acting resume with roles in such films as "Max Payne," "Land of Oblivion" which she also executive produced, "The Expatriate," "Empires of the Deep," "Seven Psychopaths," and a recently wrapped untitled Terrence Malik film. Gorgeous British actress Andrea Riseborough will play the Mysterious Woman who crash lands on Earth. Riseborough, who trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, is a rising star who's credits include "Resistance," "Shadow Dancer," and Madonna's Academy Award nominated film "W.E." Academy Award winner Morgan Freeman will play the role of Malcolm Beech. After a massive online talent search was conducted looking for an unknown talent, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau ended up being cast as Sykes. Coster-Waldau is a regular on "Game of Thrones".
Open Casting Call Details
Here is what the extras casting director for "Untitled Tom Cruise Project" in Louisiana is seeking:
• Males and Females, ages 18 - 60 yrs old. Any Ethnicity.
• Come to the open casting call dressed in casual every-day attire.
• You are welcome to bring a headshot/resume if you want, but it is not required.
• This casting call is for paid background players only.
• No prior experience working as an extra is necessary.
You MUST be located within reasonable driving distance on New Orleans or Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
The Pontchartrain Center
4545 Williams Blvd.
Kenner, LA 70065
Click Here for details.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
12:00pm - 8:00pm
No appointment necessary, you can drop in anytime between these times. Bring a pen or pencil and be prepared to fill out a form with all contact information and clothing sizes including hat and shoe. This is the ONLY open casting call that will take place for extras to work on this film.
If you fit all of the above requirements but can not attend the open casting call, you can email a recent color snapshot, contact information, and clothing sizes to:
Shooting begins March 19, 2012 in Louisiana.
Talent must and be legally eligible to work in the state of Louisiana and in the United States.
The Louisiana Resource Guide eBook includes the following documents for minors and foreign talent who would like to work on the "Untitled Tom Cruise Project":
• Louisiana Child Performer Law Information Sheet
• Louisiana Child Performer Trust Act Sheet
• Louisiana Minor Trust Deduction Guidelines
• Louisiana Minor Intention To Employ Form
• Louisiana Employment of Minors Informational Booklet
• Louisiana Film, TV, and Commercials Minor Labor Law Summary
In addition to the following Louisiana Actors Resources:
• New Orleans Casting Directors List
• Baton Rouge Casting Directors List
• Shreveport Casting Directors List
• Louisiana Actors Unions and Resources
• General Talent Agent Information
• Louisiana Talent Agents List
• Louisiana Acting Classes and Schools List
• Summer Performing Arts Camps
• Headshot Photographers List
• Audition Tips
• How To Make an Audition Video
• Sample Actors Resume
• Sample Beginning Actors Resume
• Sample Cover Letters
• Entertainment Industry Terminology
• Miscellaneous Actors Resources
• USA Child Actor Work Permit Requirements
• USA Immigration Work Permit Information
• USA Non-Immigrant Visa Application
• PDF Users Guides
The Actors Resource Guide eBooks are available here.
Principal Actor Casting
See the post titled Headshot and Resume Information regarding how to submit for acting roles.
Please submit photos and resumes by mail only.
No phone calls or personal drop-offs.
Los Angeles:
Jeffrey Gelber - Executive Director of Casting
Julie Hutchinson - SVP Features Casting
100 Universal City Plaza
Building 2160
Suite 8A
Universal City, CA 91608
Extras Casting
New Orleans/Baton Rouge:
Brent Caballero
Caballero Casting, LLC
9522 Brookline Ave
Baton Rouge, LA 70809
NO phone calls.
Production Companies:
Do NOT send photos and resumes to the production companies, as they will most likely end up being thrown away. They do not cast the films, rather they hire casting directors who sort through the thousands of submissions.
Crater Lake Productions
9336 Washington Blvd.
Building K
Culver City, CA 90232
Chernin Entertainment
1733 Ocean Avenue
Suite 300
Santa Monica, CA 90401
Radical Pictures
7421 Beverly Boulevard
Suite 11
Los Angeles, CA 90036
Universal Pictures
100 Universal City Plaza
Universal City, CA 91608
Joseph Kosinski
Peter Chernin
Dylan Clark
Barry Levine
Emily Cheung
Director: Joseph Kosinski
Tom Cruise - Jack
Andrea Riseborough - Mysterious Woman
Olga Kurylenko - Victoria
Nikolaj Coster Waldau - Sykes
Morgan Freeman - Malcolm Beech
A former solider named Jack (Tom Cruise) is one of the two last people on an Earth devastated by a war with an alien race. Jack, who now works as a surface drone repairman along with right-hand woman and lover Victoria (Olga Kurylenko), lives in a future where the Earth's surface has been irradiated beyond recognition and the remnants of humanity live above the clouds, safe from the brutal alien Scavengers that stalk the ruins. When Jack discovers a mysterious woman in a crash-landed pod, her story sets off an unstoppable chain of events that not only forces him to question everything he knows - it propels the two on an epic adventure that will alter both their destinies.


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If you had to arrive at a single word with which to describe Freude Am Tanzen's history and ethos as a label, you'd probably find that the term 'idiosyncratic' the best fit. Run from the university city of Jena in central Germany, the label has spent the last fifteen years establishing itself as an outpost of innovative dance-music sounds and a prolific antithesis to nondescript house and techno grooves.
The brainchild of Thomas "Spatz" Sperling, the label was launched in the winter of 1998. Originally a relatively small-scale venture with a sporadic release schedule from then little-known producers, the imprint steadily expanded, putting out memorable cuts by the likes of DJ Koze, Wighnomy Brothers and Onur Özer in the early '00s.
Never one to stand still, the last few years have seen the emergence of a second generation of home-grown Freude Am Tanzen talent, with producers such as Marek Hemmann, Mathias Kaden and Douglas Greed taking the imprint in new directions.
What's more, today Freude Am Tanzen is no longer just a label. In addition to putting out records and throwing special label parties at the likes of Berghain and Watergate, they also operate a DJ agency and run the Fatplastics record store in Jena. That's not to mention the imprint's various sub-labels, such as Musik Krause and FAT-zig. As the label approaches its fifteenth birthday, I Voice skyped with Douglas Greed to chat about the past, present and future of one of Germany's most loved imprints.
What is your responsibility in the day to day running of the label?
I organise some of the promotional stuff, writing info sheets and stuff, and I take care of the label podcast. I'm also involved in listening to the new tracks that come in.
Three or four of us listen [to the demos] before everybody states their opinion and fights a little bit, and then we decide together what to release.
I'm picturing a big open-plan office with everyone lounging around listening to new music.
Not exactly [laughs] These days we're a little bit spread out, so we have an online folder where the new music arrives. There's always a lot of discussion, not only about the new music but about everything to do with the label.
What are you hoping to hear when you're listening to demos?
We're not looking out for a certain sound or style, but for artists. I think it is hard to describe Freude Am Tanzen as being connected with one certain sound, especially in the last four or five years. Matthias is playing his straight-up techno thing, I'm electronica influenced, Marek is pop-techno.
So, it's not like we only listening out for tribal techno or something. If it's good music, then it will be released. I would even go as far as to say that if a mind-blowing death-metal band [sent us their music] I would love to release them on the label. But I think I would be the only one, so it would never happen [laughs]
Has that open mindedness been an imperative that has slowly emerged during the label's lifetime or has that always been at the core of Freude Am Tanzen?
I guess that the idea has always been there. Even today, the core of artists are our friends. We all grew up going to this multicultural youth centre called Casablanca in Jena and we were all resident DJ there [at some point]. Spatz has been running the club for twenty-years now and that's where we all got to know each other.
Back then in Germany you had to decide between [spending a year after school] doing military service or social work, and almost everyone at Freude Am Tanzen did their social work at Casablanca, doing stuff like bringing down the lights from the hall or cleaning it up after some rock band had puked all over it. That's how I got to know the guys and got to show them my demos.
Almost all the guys got to know each other there and even back then it wasn't about a certain style, it was about people. It's not about one sound, but then a lot of labels say that. There are certain labels that, as a DJ, you can know what you are likely to hear from their release. I think it is difficult to know what to expect with Freude Am Tanzen.
You might disagree with me, but I think the one thing that you can expect is that everything the label releases will have an ethos of, literally, 'freude am tanzen'. You know, the joy of dancing.
Yeah, 'freude am tanzen' is not only a name, but something of a motto for the label. It's about enjoying life, enjoying dancing. We never take ourselves too serious.
Let's talk about Jena. To what extent does a small town mentality inform the label?
There are only 100,000 people who live in Jena and, if I am correct, 23,000 of them are students. So it's a pretty young and small town. I'm currently living in Berlin for two-months and you can get really lost in the city and the nightlife, but in Jena you know almost everybody, which is kind of nice and it's also kind of shitty [laughs] In Jena there isn't as much of a possibility to get sucked into [your own ego] as there are people who will always knock you on the head and tell you to take it down a notch. You can't flee conflicts, instead you have to resolve them. And that's why we are all so tight. Listening to myself, it sounds like a kind of hippy thing. But it's good.
When you're making decisions as label what comes first, making ends meet or pursing artistic expression?
I seriously think that that we [pursue] artistic aims over concerns about business. At this point, the label has got used to the fact that you don't make money by selling music anymore. So for us, it's just a case of keeping our artist pool small and doing what we really love. In fact, it is the label nights that pay for the office stuff.
This December marks fifteen years of the label. What are you going to do to celebrate?
We are going to have a tour with all of our artists and we're also going release a special sampler early next year. I think we are going to do something silly with the sampler again, like we did with the soup-themed sampler we put out for our 50th release. We already have two or three strange ideas.
Looking back over fifteen years of Freude Am Tanzen, what have been the highlights?
The Robag Wruhme releases got a lot of attention and were a big turning point for the label. But personally, I really love the Ian Simmonds' The Burgenland Dubs album that came out on Musik Krause in 2009. Also the experience of releasing my own album two years ago was really special. But the big highlights for me have always been the label nights where we all play together, as well as the daily life of the label, such as getting everyone round a table for dinner together. That's the good stuff.
|Freude Am Tanzen
Started: 1998
Website: www.freude-am-tanzen.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/freude.am.tanzen
Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/freudeamtanzen
Address: Schillergasschen 5, D-07745 Jena, Germany
FAT 064 - Monkey Maffia – M.M.M.C.3.EP
FATCD 008 - Karocel – Plaited LP
FATZIG 009 - Douglas Greed – Recombinated EP
FATCD 009 - Marek Hemmann – Bittersweet LP
FAT 022 - DJ Koze – Lighta Spuba
FAT 042 - Marek Hemmann – Gemini
FAT 050 - Mathias Kaden – Red Walls
FATZIG 010 - Various Artists – Freude Am Tanzen Picknick Compilation – Late Summer 2013
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The proportion of households in the United States using one or more CFL or LED light sources is on the rise, according to E Source market research. Today, 87% of households are using at least one CFL or LED light bulb in their homes and 77% are using three or more, up from 86% and 75% in 2011, respectively, the company reported.
Among the findings:
- Older adults are more likely than younger adults to use multiple CFLs at home.
- LEDs are more popular among younger than older residents.
- Homeowners are more likely to use multiple CFLs and LEDs than renters.
- Saving money is the major reason consumers give for conserving energy, but those that say preserving the environment is their primary motivation are slightly more likely to use multiple CFLs or LEDs in their homes.
- The percentage of U.S. households using multiple CFLs and LEDs gains as annual household income increases.
The effect of household income on the use of energy-saving light bulbs can be complex, however, as home size influences the number of light sockets installed. So, wealthier people able to afford larger houses have more sockets to fill and must purchase more bulbs to do it. So, residents living in homes that are 5,000 square feet or larger in size aren't necessarily the power users of CFLs and LEDs, E Source noted. Homes of such dimension are less likely to include 11 or more CFLs or LEDs when compared to homes between 3,000 and 5,000 square feet, despite the fact that they likely have more light sockets, the study determined.
Households with 11 or more CFLs and LEDs increases as the number of household members increases, suggesting that households ramping up energy use are more likely to replace incandescent light bulbs with CFLs or LEDs.
For the past four years, E Source stated, it has partnered with The Nielsen Co. on an annual Energy Audit survey of 32,000 U.S. households focusing on behaviors and attitudes related to home energy use.


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Type of Document Dissertation Author Huang, Jennifer Marian URN etd-08262009-111906 Title DNA Methylation Analysis and Identification of a Novel Antisense Transcript in the PEG3 Imprinted Domain Degree Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Department Biological Sciences Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title Kim, Joomyeong Committee Chair Cormier, Stephania A. Committee Member Donze, David Committee Member Mark A. Batzer Committee Member Penn, Arthur L. Dean's Representative Keywords
- CpG island
- differentially methylated region (DMR)
- imprinting
Date of Defense 2009-08-07 Availability unrestricted AbstractGenomic imprinting is a process that leads to the silencing of one allele of a gene in a parent of origin specific manner. Genes that are involved in this process are often regulated in clusters, one of which is the Peg3 (Paternally expressed gene 3) imprinted domain. We investigated this region for both CpG islands and long antisense transcripts, two common features of imprinted gene clusters.
First, we performed a systematic survey of DNA methylation status of the CpG islands in this region of the mouse, cow, and human genomes. We identified two previously unreported differentially methylated regions (DMR): one in the promoter region of mouse Zim3 and another in the promoter region of human USP29. The PEG3-CpG island is the only DMR that is conserved among these three species. PEG3 has been implicated in several types of cancer, so we examined the methylation status of several CpG islands in this region using human tumor derived DNA. The CpG islands near PEG3 and USP29 both showed hypermethylation in DNA derived from breast and ovarian tumors. Second, we identified an antisense transcript to ZIM2 (zinc finger imprinted gene 2) called ZIM2as in the human, chimpanzee, and orangutan. In non-primate mammals, the 5' side of the Peg3 imprinted domain is bounded by a cluster of olfactory receptor (OLFR) genes which may curtail the spread of imprinting. We report the presence of two previously unreported DMRs near the ZIM2as promoter region. The CpG island distal to ZIM2as was methylated allele-specifically in the human testis, while the CpG island proximal to the ZIM2as promoter showed a mosaic methylation pattern in the chimpanzee. Two CpG islands near the promoter region of ZIM2as showed different methylation patterns in these three species.
Overall, this work provides a firm foundation for future studies of the Peg3 imprinted domain. It represents the first systematic study of DNA methylation in the Peg3 imprinted region. It also describes an antisense transcript that has formed in the great ape PEG3 imprinted domain which may control the extension of this imprinted domain.
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Airton (also known as Airton-in-Craven) is a small village and civil parish in the Craven district of North Yorkshire, England, situated north-west of Skipton. The local travel links are located from the village to Hellifield railway station and to Leeds Bradford International Airport. Also, the local roads link the village to the A65. The village has a population of 175 according to the 2001 Census.
It was known as Airtone in the Domesday Book. It is in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Originally a Quaker village, there is no pub in the village. There is still a Quaker meeting house, a squatter's cottage on the village green and an old mill on the River Aire from which the village is named. There is no Post Office in the village, however there is a Farm Shop and Tea Room at Town End Farm on the road to Malham.
The village lies on the main road to the tourist village of Malham. There is a bus stop in the village but no regular bus travel goes through Airton apart from the school buses.
The Pennine Way passes around the edge of the village, alongside the river.
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I love live comedy. Favourite comedians include Josie Long, Tony Law and Claudia O'Doherty, and I go to the Edinburgh festival every year. I'm a regular at ACMS- google it or ask me about it!
I suppose I'm some kind of geek, and like Doctor Who probably more than is healthy. I also like pub quizzes, nerdy podcasts and University Challenge.
Forced to choose between chocolate or cheese, I'd definitely choose cheese.
I've been challenged on the above, so I shall elaborate: American cheese, whilst shite, is still better than American chocolate.
I am tall, Northern, and witty
I'm pretty good at doodling- it's not a particularly marketable skill, but it's there.
Also being funny (I hope) and pointless nerdy stuff like cryptic crosswords and answering the questions on University Challenge.
I also like comics (and think the term "graphic novel" is a piece of adolescent wankery for people who haven't grown out of their own embrassment). Alan Moore is wonderful at these, and Will Eisner.
Movies: Coen Brothers, Ealing comedies, Fight Club. I have a soft spot for old musicals. Eternal Sunshine, Juno, Little Miss Sunshine, Perseplois. Also, Twelve Angry Men, and it's easy to forget how great Citizen Kane is as a film. And Pixar- Up has me in tears every time, and I think Ratatouille is underrated. I saw Cactus Flower recently (60s film starring Goldie Hawn, Walter Matthau & Ingrid Bergman) and it was BRILLIANT. Watch it!
TV isn't on here, and I don't really watch it that much, because so much of it is crap. But when it's good, it can be wonderful- I'm a fan of Breaking Bad, and Doctor Who, as I've said, is possibly one of the best fictional ideas ever, however lacking the implementation can be at times. Old comedy series can be wonderful too- I'm a big Leonard Rossiter fan.
Music: Indie, i suppose. I like music with interesting lyrics, so Ben Folds, Pulp, Magnetic Fields, Belle & Sebastian, Amanda Palmer, that kind of thing. Definitely Emmy the Great.
I am also a big Stephen Sondheim geek. Like I say, I love clever & complex lyrics.
Food: I'm a big fan of cheese. Also hummus, curry, fish etc. Good bread. Olives. Vegetables- a good potato is a work of art, and cabbage is massively underrated. Thrilling stuff, I know.
My glasses.
A book.
The tube.
I think too much in general; probably should have been a philosopher! I often find myself arguing about free will, especially when I meet people who are i) idiots and ii) economically right-wing, an unfortunate convergence if ever there was one.


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BYU vs. San Diego State
The Aztecs of San Diego State are looking to win their second Poinsettia Bowl in three seasons and sport two of the best running backs in the Mountain West Conference with youngster Adam Muema and veteran Walter Kazee. There is one problem: Kazee is out after tearing an ACL in the Aztecs season finale against Wyoming.
That injury is an especially large problem against BYU, who ranks second in the nation only behind Alabama in rushing yards allowed per game at just 84.2. The Cougars are much better than their 7-5 record would indicate.
In fact, three of BYU's five losses were by three points or less, including a narrow three-point defeat at top-ranked Notre Dame back in October. While the Aztecs may be missing half of their potent rushing attack, they have been on a roll lately, winning seven consecutive games after a 2-3 start to the season.
It will be a battle of wills in the trenches between the stout BYU defenders up front and the offensive line of the Aztecs who will be attempting to spring the young Muema free.
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San Diego State – Adam Muema, RB
The young sophomore back for the Aztecs ran for 1,355 yards on just 211 carries (6.42 average) while scoring 16 TDs. He also caught a touchdown pass.
BYU – Kyle Van Noy, LB
This junior linebacker finished at the top of the Cougars roster (and near the top of all college football) with 18.5 TFL and 11.5 sacks on the season. He also recorded five PBUs and five FF and is a true disruptor if allowed into the backfield.
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The Old-fashioned French Lilac
The lilacs are in bud, nearly ready to burst forth with sweet aroma that scents my entire backyard. The white one near the pond came from my grandmother's house where it grew by the quaint old tool shed and back fence. Many times she told me the story of how she had gotten the slip of the old-fashioned lilac from Mrs Mirecourt in Tupelo Mississippi while on her wedding trip in 1901 and transported it to our cold climate many states away where it grew and thrived. She cherished that white French lilac, and in 1967 when I returned from high school one afternoon and was told that grandma had passed away at 87 years of age, I immediately knew what I must do.
I walked to the old shed in grandma's back yard next door and found her old digging spade. My father's shovel wouldn't do for this job. Grandma's lilac was huge, a small tree-- much larger than I could ever dig, but there were many new shoots suitable for transplanting. With tears in my eyes, I carefully lifted several shoots and replanted them beside my parent's garage with the solemn feeling that I was doing something almost sacred. Even as a teen I knew I was one that was destined to be a "Rememberer" as the author Roderick MacLeish called a character in his book Prince Ombre.
There the new lilac plant remained for many many years while I finished school, went to college, got married, got divorced, and finally as a single mom, bought my house.
For twenty years until her passing, my mom enjoyed the lilac that I had moved to her backyard. Over the years grandma's house was bought and sold several times and somewhere along the line one of the owners decided they didn't like shrubs and I visited my parents one spring day to discover the lilac by grandma's fence--the one that had made the trip from Tupelo Mississippi--was gone. Although it was sad, my heart was at peace because the offshoot beside my parent's garage was now a mature plant and thriving.
It's been thirty years since I visited the lilac by my father's garage to select young shoots to transfer to my new home. This time my mother accompanied me on the digging ceremony and we talked about grandma and old times and how happy she would be to know that part of her beloved lilac was making another journey to another family landscape.
After my parents both passed away my childhood home was sold. I have never had the desire to check if the lilac I moved to the spot by the garage in the backyard is still there. It is better to just imagine that it is, with my mother's triple dayliles at its feet and a big clump of rhubarb next to it just as it was when I was young.
My children and my nieces and nephews all know the story of the lilac. They have all requested a piece to transplant when they own their own homes. The lilac feels like a family heirloom. We can trace it's heritage for over a century and its journey from a southern state to the north and three family residences. Its blooms have provided countless bouquets, garlands for young girls' hair, and corsages tucked in many a buttonhole to carry the fragrance with us all day. Blossoms have adorned wedding tables, family dinners, baby showers centerpieces, and cemetery urns.
The offspring of the lilac that made the long journey from the yard of Mrs Mamie Mirecourt of Tupelo Mississippi in 1901 greets me each year with massive white fragrant blossoms. I never gaze at the lilac blooms without thinking of my grandmother and my mother and my childhood and without thanking them for instilling in me a love of nature and gardening and long-cherished heirlooms.
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White lilacs are somewhat rare to my area; I have seen more of the purple, darker purple or even red purple varieties. A lilac by any other name...would still smell divine.
*wiff* they are wonderful!!!!
Beautiful, touching story. I have lilac growing outside my classroom window and each May I enjoy its wonderful scent so much.
wonderful story! I love Lilacs too. I enjoy your writing, thank you for sharing.
Violets are red, roses are blue

Lilacs are special just like you
You have tricked me somehow. This story was not here before ..

Before I went off to the garden

I aint daft!
Haha .. not really!

I have not seen this story before .. weird that! (not the story but the fact that I have never seen it)
Lilac sucks!
have not seen one but I am sure that we must have.
Nice, big Sis.

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I love this story...I love the care and concern given the lilac plants. I love the family history. I love how it all connects over time and I love the feeling it evokes. Sometimes when I see an abandoned home and there are remnants of a former garden I stop and wonder about the folks who planted it and sometimes it does feel like a spiritual connection.
This is a beautiful story. I am a rememberer too. :-) My family hoards plants like other families hoard treasures. We have moved plants from my grandparents' house and great aunts who passed away. I'm more than a little sad that I don't have the green thumb that runs so rampant in my family. Thanks for sharing, I really enjoyed reading this.
I truly enjoyed reading the story of your beautiful living familiy heirloom. It's so neat to think that its story will live on and continue to grow as next generations love, care for ,and admire the offspring of grandma's lilac in their own gardens... all because you knew what you must do, Rememberer :)
"author Roderick MacLeish" *gasps* Roderick is my first name! lol I feel little less unique now :P


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IMPROVED services have been commissioned for neurology patients in North Yorkshire.
Following a review of services, NHS Vale of York Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is involving local people with multiple sclerosis (MS), Parkinson's, motor neurone disease (MND) and epilepsy to design new care methods.
An event will be held in York on Wednesday, April 9, for patients, carers and professionals to have their say.
Dr Mark Hayes, Chief Clinical Officer for the CCG said: "This will not only offer better outcomes to patients but will help to reduce preventable hospital admissions too."
Sue Thomas, chief executive of the organisation which led the review, said: "Patients in York often say services are too focused on the hospital and want care that is closer to home – this is a fantastic opportunity for patients to have their say on the services they use."
Marilyn Ekers, acting chair of North Yorkshire and York Neurological Alliance, said: "The development of integrated pathways is good news for patients."
The April 9 event takes place at West Offices, York.
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- Judge says false arrest suit can proceed
- 100 Years Ago - Scranton schools have new sewage systems, Murderer escapes from Luzerne County Prison
- Man accused in assault of pregnant woman
- Carl von Luger dropping name following trademark suit
- Report outlines possible cuts, savings for Scranton School District
- Delay of sewer sale deposit costly to Scranton pension fund
- 100 Years Ago: Scranton woman charged with department store theft
The Scranton School Board is set to vote on a number of resolutions after a two-hour work session Wednesday night, including a vote to accept a $500,000 capital improvement grant.
Board members heard a presentation from a representative of the Wright Center for Graduate Medical Education about the grant, which would provide funding to renovate the medical rooms at the three intermediate schools in the district.
Under the grant, the Wright Center would have operating control of the spaces during the project, which is set to take place over the next two summers, and handle contractor bidding and buying medical equipment for the rooms.
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Superintendent Bill King informed the board of a resolution that would move to replace doors throughout the district and install security cameras and alert buttons in buildings.
Mr. King also asked the board's permission to start sending letters to lawmakers supporting legislation that would allow the district to stop advertising public meetings in local news publications, which he said would save the district money on advertising costs. Meetings would still be advertised on the school district's website and other outlets that would be free for the district to use, Mr. King said.
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Will Xanax And Valium Show Up As The Same In A Urine Screen TestUpdated
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Portland takes food very seriously. There exists such a degree of food austerity that instead of being an award-winning comedy so good it's starting its fifth season in January, the show Portlandia could have been a procedural drama about unfit artisanal seltzer. In Portland, if you're going to bottle club soda in hand-etched beakers at a farmers' market, it better be infused with organic, locally-sourced, cage-free, house-made CO2.
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This Summer, we're testing out our layering skills and piling on eclectic necklaces. With this episode of Designer DIY, you'll get that world-traveler feel without heading to a far off destination. All you need are wooden beads, a tassel, and clear invisible thread, so watch on to see how it's done. On Allison: Rebecca Minkoff.