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By Coach Dave Daubenmire
May 10, 2012
Marriage used to be called Holy Matrimony. "Matri" is Latin for "mother." "Mony" is a suffix that means "to make." Hence, Holy Matrimony was a sacrament whereby a woman received the blessings of God for the purpose of becoming a mother. It was a God-ordained, God-established union for the purpose of producing a family. A "marriage license" is not necessary in order to be joined in Holy Matrimony.
In fact, the marriage license is a legal document that makes the state a partner to the marriage. It gives jurisdiction over the union. Until 1923 marriage licenses were only needed for inter-racial marriages. A marriage license, like the 501 (c) (3) corporation , partners the sacred with the secular.
"Christian Business" has become one of the biggest red flags in all of America. If one truly operates a business by Christian principles it would not be necessary to advertise as such. The fruit would speak for itself. People are Christians, businesses are not. By your fruit you will know them. Many "Christians" do shabby, dishonest work, despite their advertising.
Most Christians are not really Christians. The unbiblical idea of walking the aisle and repeating a prayer is a modern-day invention. Becoming a Christian requires a complete surrender of one's will. You don't "come to Jesus," "ask Jesus into your heart," or "accept Jesus as your personal Lord and Savior." Becoming a Christian requires your dying to self and becoming a bond-servant to Jesus Christ. "You must be born-again"…not repeat a prayer.
Most "Christians" have it backwards. Most have never died to self. They think Jesus serves them.
Now they want us to think dinosaurs died from their own farts. Just curious…has anyone ever heard a dinosaur "cut the cheese?" What passes for science today has become almost laughable.
Homosexuals are ashamed of their behavior. That is why they work so hard to get others to approve and accept their deviancy. In their hearts they know that what they do is unacceptable and are looking for validation for the un-natural behavior. So, they look for the god-of-government to tell them that they should be proud of what they do. But their tale-tell heart will not give them peace. Even they know their activities are vile.
The same scientists that tell us that dinosaurs died from farts tell them that they were "born that way." Many of the scientists went to Ivy League schools. Stay away from the Ivy League.
Most men are afraid to speak what is on his mind. They have become convinced that honesty is intolerant and judgmental. Only the opinion of the deranged is honored. Evil flourishes.
Both the Republicans and the Democrats are only interested in holding on to power. Neither party wants to reduce government. Is there any other way to explain their common hatred of Ron Paul?
"Pro-life" is nothing more than a political position that conservative candidates hold. When does a baby become a baby? At what point should it be protected? Why does a woman's right to choose end at the baby's birth? The birth makes the child MORE dependant on the mother. Ask the mother of any new-born. Born babies are much more work than a fetus.
Abortion is not choice. Ice-cream flavor is choice. Abortion is murder.
I wonder how many converts the Mormons will get when America validates The Latter Day Saints by placing one in the White House. Is this what evangelicals call "spreading the Gospel?" "Hey honey, let's check out that Mormon Church down the road."
Sex is not love and love is not sex. Sexual intercourse is not "making love" any more than killing cows is making hamburger.
Americans are not permitted to "marry" anyone we want. I can't marry my son. I can't marry my daughter. If marriage is a "civil right" why are their any restraints on it? Homosexual-sodomy based marriages are special rights…not civil rights…affirmative sin.
It is the morality, stupid. Most folks vote the economy, but the economy is a moral issue. Governments lie, steal, cheat, and covet. An amoral government will produce amoral laws. Amoral governments force moral people to follow immoral laws.
Our elected officials support immoral behavior. Homosexuality is immoral. Abortion is immoral. Divorce is immoral. Debt is immoral. Taxation is immoral. Offensive wars are immoral. John Adams warned us that "The Constitution was made for a moral and religious people…" Amoral Americans killed the Constitution by voting for immoral officials.
Tithing is not a New Testament principle. Tithing is legalism. "Freely you have received, freely give." Tithing is pastor-promoted insurance from financial calamity. Pastors promote it for their own job-security. Most folks can't give to worthy causes because their "church dues" sucks up all of their charitable giving. Tithing pays the "professional" Christians.
Go ahead and tithe if you want. I don't want to argue about it. Bring all of the tithes into the storehouse that their may be meat in my house…Only the truth can set you free…free to help those who really need it rather than seeing your "tithe" used for blacktop, plasma TV's, salaries and bennies for the church "ministers", while the government taxes you for charity work the church should do. BTW, is blacktop "meat?" Michele and I support ministries, we don't pay dues. Here are a bunch of other "not found in the Bible" things that might be of interest to you.
Religion is the dead faith of those now living. Christianity is the living faith of those now dead. Religion is man-made law. Jesus is man freeing grace. Religion is head knowledge. Jesus is heart knowledge. If Jesus gets your heart he'll have your head.
Romans 13 does not teach that Christians must obey civil government. Romans 13 was written by a Christian, to Christians, for Christians. It had nothing to do with secular government, but church government. Jesus defied governmental authority. (Transgressing the tradition of the elders) Paul wrote two-thirds of the New Testament, much of it from jail. Shadrach, Daniel, Moses. Paul and Silas…you'd think they'd practice what they preached.
And when they had brought them, they set them before the council: and the high priest asked them,Saying, Did not we straitly command you that ye should not teach in this name? and, behold, ye have filled Jerusalem with your doctrine, and intend to bring this man's blood upon us. Then Peter and the other apostles answered and said, We ought to obey God rather than men.
Acts 5.
Would you obey Hitler? Would you follow Sharia law if you lived in Dearborn? Would you kill Grandpa if the "civil authorities" told you to? Should your taxes be used for abortion?
Obama will win if Romney is appointed. I can just hear the "super-PAC" commercials.
"Many Republicans have accused President Obama of not being an American. Did you know that as a leader of his church Governor Romney baptized the dead? Did you know that Governor Romney's religion teaches that Jesus and Lucifer were brothers? Did you know that Governor Romney's family practiced polygamy and that his family believed that Negroes were cursed by God? I ask you this, are those YOUR American values?" Can you say 2nd term?
I'll know a president is serious about being pro-life when he vows to issue an executive order outlawing it as his first act in office.
I wonder what would happen to me if I produced a birth certificate to the BMV that was a verifiable forgery, presented a fraudulent draft card, and a social security number that was issued in a state in which I had never lived. Would they assign the Secret Service to protect me, or arrest me? Could I pass a background check to mow the lawn at the White House?
Pornography is sex without love; Feelings without emotion. It is like Religion without the Spirit.
Fox News has gone left. It makes fun of Ron Paul, won't mention Sheriff Arpaio and the birth certificate, hired Jesse Jackson's daughter as an "expert," and has shilled for Mitt Romney.
One hundred years from today would my grandchildren be happier if they found a safe of mine filled with one-hundred paper dollar bills or with one-hundred gold dollar coins? I wonder why?
We have turned the tables on God. He made us in His own image. We have remade Him into ours. Folks say I'm nuts. I agree, but I am screwed on to the right bolt.
There are a lot of ugly looking people in America. To "level the field" plastic surgery should be free…and mandatory.
Would you take medicine if you were not ill? Man is sin-sick. Without judgment God is not necessary. Mercy follows judgment. Judgment drives one to Jesus. Jesus is the cure for sin.
My wife and kids love me. Don't ask me why. Affirmative action, I suppose.
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I am interested in our perception of the animal kingdom, told through fairytale and fable, art, books and film, rather than realistic depiction. A big influence on my work has been Angela Carter who wrote several short stories and novels on the theme of fairytales, "The Company of Wolves" and "The Bloody Chamber" being among the most famous. She tells tales of transformation, wonder and strangeness but, however dark the stories are, there is, more often than not, a redemptive ending. I use children's stories as the vehicle to explore, in terms of adult-oriented concerns, the universal themes raised; love and jealousy, duplicity and trust. My work is solidly rooted in the figurative tradition. Of all the artists of the past I particularly admire the work of Elie Nadelman. A Polish-born sculptor working in the earlier part of the last century, he was innovative in his wonderful sense of fluid line and form, influenced by American folk art.
Charles Newington
Charles has had a long and varied career, which started with art training at the Byam Shaw School in Notting Hill Gate (now attached to Central St Martins). Here he did a Foundation Year and later moved on to study Graphic Art at Camberwell, which suited him because he is an upside down left hander and the technique involved in graphics this mattered less than spattering paintings Please contact the gallery for available work by this artist
Marie Prett
Marie's interest in the human and animal form has been there from her earliest memories of drawing and painting. It has lasted through six years of art education where every design project was given a figurative twist however 'functional' the intention.Please contact the gallery for available work by this artist
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Thank you so much for sharing my Poufs! I love those stenciled chairs, everything in the room is gorgeous. Have a lovely Easter and thank you for hosting. -KarenReplyDelete
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Ban on Vishwaroopam lifted in Tamil Nadu
Clearing the way for screening of Kamal Haasan's Tamil movie Vishwaroopam, the ban on it was lifted today, a day after the actor-director struck a compromise with Muslim groups to end the week-long standoff.india Updated: Feb 03, 2013 19:37 IST
Clearing the way for screening of Kamal Haasan's Tamil movie Vishwaroopam, the ban on it was lifted on Sunday, a day after the actor-director struck a compromise with Muslim groups to end the week-long standoff.
In a swift follow up action, district collectors across Tamil Nadu revoked prohibitory orders under which the release was banned on January 23 after Muslim outfits came out strongly against the mega budget movie, holding some scenes in it hurt their sentiments.
Official sources said the prohibitory orders imposed under Section 144 of CrPc have been lifted.
However, the fans may have to wait a little longer to watch the film, originally slated to hit theatres in the state on January 25, as certain procedures remain to be completed.
Haasan had on Saturday said he would announce the release date after consultations with his technical team on effecting the cuts besides informing the censor board.
Also, the petition challenging the government's ban, pending before Madras high court, has to be formally withdrawn, as agreed by the actor at Saturday's talks.
While a single judge had allowed the release, a division bench later upheld the ban and reverted the issue to the former, fixing the hearing for February 6.
Faced with opposition from Muslim outfits, the government had imposed the ban citing threat of violence with chief minister Jayalalithaa defending the action.
A government brokered meeting between Haasan and Muslim groups broke the logjam on Saturday, with the actor agreeing to some cuts, including muting some dialogues.
The ban that raised a storm had elements of drama as the 58-year-old actor spoke of his trauma of having pledged his house to make the film and even threatening self-imposed exile to look for a secular place outside Tamil Nadu or overseas.
The multi-lingual film, made in Tamil, Telugu and Hindi, was originally slated for release on January 11 but hit a roadblock first when theatre owners opposed the tech-savvy actor's move to release the spy thriller on DTH platform, forcing him to put it on hold indefinitely.
The Tamil version of the movie is running smoothly in Kerala and Karnataka after minor hiccups as also Vishwaroop in Hindi in the North.


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Late night comics finally got their chance to lay into Mitt Romney for a gaffe after he made his first big one of the GOP primary season at Saturday's debate, challenging Rick Perry to a $10,000 bet.
"This is awesome: A Mormon gambling with an evangelical over who's the bigger liar!" Jon Stewart remarked on "The Daily Show" Monday. "Are there any commandments left?"
His senior political correspondent John Oliver explained that the joke bet only underscored the existing narrative about Romney: "Everything about Romney tells the tale of a man who just fired your dad."
And Jay Leno even managed to cram Romney and LiLo into the same joke, mentioning that Lindsay Lohan's purse had just been stolen — and returned sans $10,000 in cash.
"The guy who stole it needed the money to pay off a bet with Mitt Romney," joked Leno.
"You what Newt Gingrich calls ten grand? A slow Tuesday at Tiffany's."
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U.S. Women's Update - March 30
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (March 30, 2009) – The current U.S. Women's National Team Weekly update released on March 30 includes briefs on upcoming U.S. events, national team players competing overseas, trivia questions, how to purchase replica national team jerseys, updated list of United States players competing professionally overseas (including non-National Team members) and much more.
For the complete PDF document that includes the international transfer list, trivia questions and other fan interaction sections, click here.
TRIVIA QUESTIONS: 1. Which member of the U.S. roster heading to Egypt in April 2009 is part of the NCAA Student-Athlete Advisory Council? 2. Including the upcoming senior national team trip to Egypt, who are the two U.S. Women's National Team Players who are 6-7 in height? Answers can be found on page two in the full PDF version (click here) of the current U.S. Women's National Team Weekly update.
U.S. TEAM SET FOR EGYPT TOUR: USA Volleyball will send a senior-level volleyball team to Egypt in April as part of an exchange program involving the United States Olympic Committee and the Egyptian National Olympic Committee. The USOC and the Egyptian National Olympic Committee exchange program includes a sport component as well as a cultural component. The program is part of an ongoing effort to build good relations between the USOC and African National Olympic Committees and to promote sport in Africa. The 12-player roster as selected by U.S. Women's National Team Head Coach Hugh McCutcheon (Christchurch, New Zealand) is comprised of elite developmental athletes on the verge of being added to the U.S. Women's National Team. The team will play two matches in Cairo against the Egyptian women's national team. The American squad will depart for Cairo on April 7 and play Egypt on April 10 and 12 in Cairo before returning home on April 14. The U.S. roster includes 2008 Olympic Games silver medalists Nicole Davis (Stockton, Calif.) and Stacy Sykora (Burleson, Texas) at the libero position. Team USA will have Nellie Spicer (Barrington, Ill., UCLA) and Nicole Vargas (Seal Beach, Calif.) at setter and Morgan Beck (Coto De Caza, Calif.) at opposite. McCutcheon has selected Therese Crawford (Kalamazoo, Mich.), Brittany Moore (Orange, Calif.) and Julie Rubenstein (Camarillo, Calif.) as outside hitters. Mekana Barnes (Highlands Ranch, Colo.), Christa Harmotto (Aliquippa, Pa.), Lauren Paolini (Ann Arbor, Mich.) and Emillie Toone (American Fork, Utah) will see time at middle blocker. Harmotto will also see some playing time at opposite. For the complete press release, click here.
2009 PAN AMERICAN CUP POOLS SET: The Eighth Annual Women's Pan American Cup, hosted by USA Volleyball in Miami from June 26 to July 4, has grouped its 12 participating teams into two six-team pools. The nine-day Pan American Cup, which has three of the four 2008 Olympic Games semifinalists (Brazil, USA and Cuba), will be played on the campuses of the University of Miami and Florida International University. A total of 12 teams are scheduled to compete in the event, which serves as a qualifying event into the 2010 FIVB World Grand Prix. The top three teams from NORCECA in the Women's Pan American Cup and the highest placing South American country will earn berths to next year's premier annual event. The U.S. Women's National Team, the 2008 Olympic Games silver medalist, has been grouped into Pool A with Dominican Republic (No. 13 FIVB world ranking), Peru (No. 17), Canada (No. 23), Uruguay (No. 29) and Argentina (No. 31). Pool B consists of 2008 Olympic Games gold medalist Brazil (No. 1), 2008 Olympic Games semifinalist Cuba (No. 3), 2008 Olympic Games participant Venezuela (No. 24), Puerto Rico (No. 19), Mexico (No. 26) and Costa Rica (No. 30). Ticket prices and online purchasing will be available at http://usavolleyball.org/event/event/572 once determined. For the full story, click here.
U.S. WOMEN'S NATIONAL A2 TEAM SELECTIONS: USA Volleyball has selected 24 players and four coaches to lead its U.S. Women's National A2 Program for 2009, which will train May 18-22 in Minneapolis before being split into two 12-player rosters to compete in the Open Division of the 2009 USA Adult Open Championships. The Open Division flight takes place May 23-26 at the Minneapolis Convention Center. The 2009 U.S. Women's National A2 Team includes four setters, 10 outside/opposite hitters, six middles and four liberos. The 24 players come from 19 different collegiate programs. Middle blockers selected for the A2 National program are Johannah Bangert (University of Illinois), Ashley Benson (University of Indiana), Brittnee Cooper (LSU), Neticia Enesi (University of Oregon), Lindsay Fletemier (University of Dayton) and Naomi Washington (Long Beach State University). Setters selected for the A2 squad are Carli Lloyd (University of California-Berkeley), Kaylee Manns (Iowa State University), Sarah Rumely (University of Kentucky) and Paige Weber (University of Arizona). Liberos/Defensive specialists chosen for the A2 program are Haley Carroll (University of San Francisco), Ashley Edinger (University of Illinois), Laura Gonzalez (University of Albany) and Christine Tan (University of Minnesota). Outside hitters and opposites named to the A2 team are Sarah Ammerman (Texas A&M), Michelle Bartsch (University of Illinois), Ashlie Christenson (Baylor University), Laura DeBruler (University of Illinois), Whitney Dosty (University of Arizona), Ellen Herman (Ohio University), Kristy Jaeckel (University of Florida), Ashleigh McCord (Rice University), Tarah Murrey (University of California-Berkeley) and Brooks Webster (University of Alabama). For the complete release, click here.
2010 FIVB WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFICATION UPDATE: The U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team will host the four-team FIVB World Championship Third Round - NORCECA Group G, with the winner qualifying for the 2010 FIVB World Championship held in various Japanese cities from Oct. 28-Nov. 11, 2010. As of this date, NORCECA Group G dates and U.S. city location have yet to be announced. The NORCECA Group G will consist of Team USA, Costa Rica, winner of Group D and the second-place team from Group C. St. Lucia earned itself a ticket into the Second Round's Group D as it won First Round Group B this past weekend with wins over Antigua and Barbuda, St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Grenada. Group D, which feeds into Team USA's bracket, will be hosted by Barbados and includes Jamaica, Haiti, Cayman Islands, Bahamas and St. Lucia. A total of 215 teams are taking part in the FIVB World Championship qualification process. The NORCECA qualification process into the FIVB World Championship actually started in December of 2008 as Guatemala won the six-team NORCECA Group E to advance to Third Round NORCECA Group H to be hosted June 10-15 at Dominican Republic. Mexico and the winner of NORCECA Group C round out the four-team field. Other FIVB World Championship Third Round groups through NORCECA include Group F hosted by Cuba on June 19-24 and Group I hosted by Puerto Rico with Canada on June 6-11. The winners of all four third-round groups advance to the 2010 FIVB World Championship Final Round.
WILLOUGHBY UPDATE: Kim Willoughby (Napoleonville, La.), a 2008 U.S. Olympic Games silver medalist, is now playing for Despar Perugia in the Italian Serie A league. However, Perugia took a step outside the Italian League action to host the semifinals and championship of the CEV Indesit Champions League on March 28-29. In its semifinal match, Perugia lost to Italy's Volley Bergamo 25-15, 23-25, 25-17, 26-24. Willoughby scored a team-high 16 points in the loss with 14 kills on 35 attacks and two aces. Perugia bounced back to defeat Turkey's Eczacibasi Zentiva 25-22, 18-25, 25-22, 25-14 in the bronze-medal match. Willoughby scored 14 points for Perugia in the bronze match with 12 points coming on 34 attacks. She added a block and ace in the victory, while producing a 79 positive percent on a team-leading 29 service receptions. In Italian Serie A action, Perugia is 12-12 on the year and in sixth place with 38 points. It plays 11th-place Solo Affitti Tradeco Cesena on April 5.
BOWN UPDATE: Heather Bown (Yorba Linda, Calif.), a three-time Olympian and middle blocker on the silver-medal winning 2008 U.S. Olympic Team, helped her Italian Serie A team Monte Schiavo Banca Marche Jesi to a 25-22, 26-24, 21-25, 17-25, 15-10 victory over Zoppas Industries Conegliano on March 29. She netted 18 points with 17 kills on 28 attacks and just one error. Bown added one block in the victory. Jesi improves to 16-8 on the season with its sixth five-set victory of the season and is in fourth place with 46 points. Jesi challenges eighth-place Unicom Starker Kerakoll Sassuolo on April 5.
SCOTT-ARRUDA UPDATE: Danielle Scott-Arruda (Baton Rouge, La.), a four-time U.S. Olympian middle blocker, is playing for CGF Recycle Florens Castellana Grotte in the Italian Serie A league. Castellana Grotte was idle this week as it played its regularly scheduled match with Despar Perugia earlier this season due to a conflict with the CEV Indesit Champions League Finals being held in Perugia this past weekend. Castellana Grotte, 11-13 on the season and in ninth place with 32 points, plays 12th-place Tena Santeramo on April 5 in its next league action.
METCALF, STALLS UPDATE: Nancy Metcalf (Hull, Iowa), a 2004 Olympian, is playing for Eczacibasi Zentiva of the Turkish professional league along with 2008 Olympic Games alternate Tracy Stalls (Denver, Colo.). Eczacibasi Zentiva is idle in Turkish League competition until April 3 when it challenges Besiktas. However, this past weekend it played in the CEV Indesit Champions League semifinals and final round at Perugia. Eczacibasi Zentiva lost its semifinal match to Russia's Dinamo Moscow 25-16, 25-16, 25-23 on March 28. Stalls tallied five kills on six errorless attacks while starting the entire match. Metcalf was limited to one kill on six swings and did not play the second and third sets. In the bronze-medal match, Eczacibasi Zentiva lost to Italy's Colussi Sirio Perugia 25-22, 18-25, 25-22, 25-14. Metcalf contributed 11 points with 10 kills and a block, while Stalls had five kills on nine errorless attempts to go with a block for six points.
BUSSE, CRIMES, PRESSEY UPDATE: Toa Baja, competing in the Puerto Rico Super League, features three players who trained with the U.S. Women's National Team during 2008. Cassie Busse (Prior Lake, Minn.), Angie Pressey (Lake Mary, Fla.) and Alexis Crimes (Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.) all are sharing a heavy offensive load for Toa Baja. Busse scored a team-high 16 points in leading the Llaneras to a 25-18, 25-21, 25-21 victory over Caguas on March 26. Pressey added seven points in the victory, while Crimes chipped in six points. Toa Baja's run at an undefeated season came to a halt on March 28 as Carolina came away with a 21-25, 25-14, 20-25, 25-20, 15-7 victory. Pressey notched a team-high 19 points, while Busse added 17 points and Crimes eight points. Carolina's Nicole Fawcett led all scorers with 26 points, while Erica Short tossed in 14 points. Toa Baja, which two matches remaining in the regular season, still maintains a two-match advantage over Corozal in the loss column (18-1 versus 17-3).
OTHER AMERICAN STANDOUTS IN PUERTO RICO LEAGUE: Sarah Kirkwood scored 10 points to help Juncos to a three-set victory over Guaynabo on March 25…Kristee Porter collected a match-high 22 points while Erin Moore added 18 points as Corozal topped San Sebastian in four sets on March 25. Jane Collymore contributed 18 points for San Sebastian in the loss, while Shonda Cole added 17 points…Jessica VanderKooi was credited for 14 points in assisting Mayaguez to a three-set victory over Ponce on March 24, while former U.S. National Team setter Greichely Cepero had 11 assists and 13 digs in the victory…Erin Moore reached 18 points, including five blocks, in leading Corozal to a three-set victory over Guaynabo on March 27. Patrice Arrington tallied 14 points in the loss…Nicole Fawcett piled up 28 points to lead Carolina to a four-set victory over Bayamon on March 27, while Kylie Atherstone chipped in 16 points and Erica Short 11. Jordan Larson scored 20 points in the loss…Shonda Cole recorded 17 points and Allison Daley chipped in a dozen points in pacing San Sebastian to a three-set victory over Ponce on March 27…Greichely Cepero scored 10 points, 10 digs and four assists in leading Mayaguez to a five-set victory over San Sebastian on March 28. Jessica VanderKooi added 11 points and 12 digs in the win. Jessica Jones scored a match-high 24 points in the loss for San Sebastian, while Jan Colleymore added 19 points and Allison Daley 16 points…Kelly Wing notched 21 points and Sarah Kirkwood added 15 points as Juncos downed Caguas in five sets on March 28. Vicky Brown added 13 points in the victory…Erin Moore totaled 16 points and Kristee Moore added 12 more in leading Corozal to a three-set victory over Bayamon on March 30. Jordan Larson scored a match-high 20 points in the loss…For more highlights from the Puerto Rico Super League, click here.
TOM UPDATE: Logan Tom (Salt Lake City, Utah), a three-time U.S. Olympian and Best Scorer of the 2008 Olympic Games, is playing with Hisamitsu Springs in the Japanese V-League. She has played a huge role in turning Hisamitsu Springs' season around and finishing in second place during the regular season. Hisamitsu Springs will be one of four teams competing in the round-robin Japanese V-League finals. Hisamitsu Springs has a rematch with NEC on April 3, followed by an April 4 contest against league-champion Toray and April 5 contest against fourth-place Denso. Tom ranks fourth in the V-League in scoring (161 points) and seventh in kills per set (4.32 average) categories through the regular season. In addition, she ranks 12th in best blocker (0.55 per set) and 15th in best receiver (69.5 success rate) categories.
HANEEF-PARK UPDATE: Tayyiba Haneef-Park (Laguna Hills, Calif.), who competed for Pioneer in the Japanese professional volleyball V-League this past winter, ended the regular season as the second best scorer (601 points) in the league. She also ranked third in kills per set (5.17 average), fifth in best server (13.9) and 11th in best attacker (40.3 percent).
JOINES, RICHARDS UPDATE: Jennifer Joines (Milpitas, Calif.), a 2008 U.S. Olympian, and Kristin Richards (Orem, Utah), a 2008 U.S. Olympic Team alternate, are competing for Fakel in the Russian professional league this winter. Fakel lost a 25-20, 25-23, 25-23 match to Leningradka on March 23. Richards scored 23 points with 21 kills coming off 42 attacks with just two errors. She added two blocks to round out a 23-point performance. Joines added four kills on 10 attacks with just one hitting error, along with a block for five points. Fakel is idle until an April 2 match with Indesit.
GLASS UPDATE: Kim Glass (Lancaster, Pa.), a 2008 U.S. Olympian, is playing professionally in Russia with Universitet Belogorie. Glass' squad was idle this past week. Her team, which has fallen from a tie for first into a three-way tie for fourth with a 12-8 record, looks to stop a losing skid on April 2 against 10th-place Leningradka.
NNAMANI UPDATE: Ogonna Nnamani (Bloomington, Ill.), a two-time Olympian now playing professionally in Turkey for Galatasaray, will not have a Turkish League match until Galatasaray faces V. Gunes Sigorta on April 2.
McGINNIS, HUGHES UPDATE: Angie McGinnis (Fraser, Mich.) and Heather Hughes (Fallbrook, Calif.), both alternates on the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team, are now competing for Besiktas JK Bayan of the Turkish professional volleyball league. Besiktas returns to action after a 13-day break to face Eczacibasi Zentiva on April 3.
USAV, ANAHEIM MOVE FORWARD ON WOMEN'S TEAM RELOCATION: The Anaheim City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to authorize City staff to negotiate an agreement with USA Volleyball that would relocate the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team to train in Anaheim at the American Sports Centers as early as this spring. The vote is a step forward in the process that would move the U.S. Women's National Team to Anaheim from its current home at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. Once the agreement is finalized, Anaheim would be designated the Official Host City for the U.S. Men's and Women's National Volleyball Teams through the 2016 Olympic Games. The American Sports Centers, which has been the training site of the U.S. Men's National Team since it moved to Anaheim in 2006, has agreed to host the U.S. Women's National Team as well. The facility, which opened in March of 2004, is the largest indoor court facility in the United States featuring 22 volleyball courts, 16 basketball courts and nine indoor soccer courts. Among the ASC's other tenants is the Southern California Volleyball Association, one of 40 regions within USA Volleyball. For the complete story, click here. For player reactions to Anaheim City Council's vote, click here. To read an Orange County Register article on Hugh McCutcheon, click here.
REPLICA JERSEY AVAILABLE FOR LIMITED TIME: Are you looking for a unique gift for your volleyball loved ones? USA Volleyball has the answer with replica jerseys from its 2008 Olympic Games indoor teams being made available for a limited time by clicking here. The U.S. Olympic Women's Team replica jerseys, priced at $65 apiece, are available in extra small, small, medium, large and extra large. Replica jerseys are available for all 12 U.S. players who participated in the 2008 Olympic Games. Each replica jersey will have the Olympian's name on the back with their jersey number on both the front and back. In addition, USA Volleyball has several other 2008 Olympic Games apparel items commemorating the unprecedented indoor and beach volleyball success obtained in Beijing. Products available on the online store include short and long-sleeve T-shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies in multiple designs.
OLYMPIC COMMEMORATIVE APPRAREL ON SALE: USA Volleyball has unveiled five commemorative logo designs to appear on apparel saluting USA Volleyball's medal successes at the recent Olympic Games and Paralympic Games in Beijing. Apparel can be purchased by click here. Men's and ladies' T-shirt designs are $15, while the youth T-shirt size is $13. Long sleeve t-shirts are $18, crew sweatshirts are $23 and hoodies are $30. Sizes XXL and larger have a slightly higher price. USA Volleyball's success on the Olympic grand stage in Beijing has never been achieved by any other nation since volleyball was added to the Olympics in 1964. The U.S. Olympic Men's Indoor Volleyball Team, which was named the United States Olympic Committee Team of the Month for August 2008, captured the gold medal at the Olympic Games without losing a single match. Women's Beach Volleyball (Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh) and Men's Beach Volleyball (Phil Dalhausser and Todd Rogers) both came back from Beijing with Olympic Games gold medals. The U.S. Olympic Women's Indoor Volleyball Team captured the silver medal in Beijing, as did the U.S. Women's Sitting Team during the Paralympic Games. No other country has ever participated in the gold-medal match of all four Olympic Games volleyball disciplines during the same year. Team USA added a fifth gold-medal appearance at the Paralympic Games.


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Battle of the best? Heritage boys basketball coach Jentry Bylevald thinks so.
Likening it to the ACC-Big Ten Challenge in college basketball, Bylevald has created the Continental vs. Centennial High School Basketball Challenge. The three-day tournament, which takes place June 19-21 at Heritage High School in Littleton, will pit teams from the two leagues against one another.
"The idea started about a year ago," Bylevald said. "I wondered, 'Why don't the two best leagues ever get to play each other?' "
When he began floating the idea around to the other coaches, he said everybody was on board. With the limits of scheduling during the regular season, he decided to create a summer tournament. All eight of the Centennial League teams will take on eight of the 12 squads from the Continental League.
"Many things change before the season but this is the only way these two powerhouses can go at it," he said.


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Arachnode deployment to Azure (v12) fails with the below text. So there is some functionality not supported in Azure. I wonder if this is a big part of Arachnode or something that could be dealt with?
Error SQL72014: .Net SqlClient Data Provider: Msg 40517, Level 16, State 1, Line 4 Keyword or statement option 'unsafe' is not supported in this version of SQL Server.
Error SQL72045: Script execution error. The executed script:
CREATE ASSEMBLY [Arachnode.Functions]
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The error pertains to Azure not supporting the UNSAFE assembly designation for the Function project.
Specifically, for this: [SqlFunction(DataAccess = DataAccessKind.Read)]
UNSAFE is required for: http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Stairway+Series/112888/
If you don't anticipate needing to fall back to using the non-DB helpers then you can relax these to none, and comment out the XDocument.Load(...); calls.
Every time I have looked at Azure integration I have never been able to make a case for a full-fledged effort. Why? $$$!!!
I have very little experience with Azure - however, knowing that AN can utilize all of a computer's resources, at $896 a month (the CHEAP option) you could purchase dedicated hardware (say, two months of Azure $$$ and get DDR4 & an i7-6770K) and spend the $$$ on a nice Fiber/100Mb connection.
Or, https://www.ovh.com/us/sddc/
There really are so many better options than Azure for the amount of compute cycles/disk space AN can/will consume.


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Come camping in our wonderful woodland Emma' glade. 10 minutes from the New Forest.
About this micro camping
Spread over 30 acres of Dorset woodland, river, heathland and lakes, Back-of-Beyond is reached via a quiet country lane and meanders over countryside naturally inhabited by a wide variety of wildlife: look out for deer, squirrels, moles, rabbits and the soaring sights of birds including the resident woodpecker.
The number of pitches is carefully managed among all this undisturbed space and, even better for a stampede of liberated parents, the park is adults-only.
Restful pastimes on site include free fishing on the park's lakes and rivers (bring your own equipment and pick up a fishing licence when you arrive); boules; woodland walks and a five-acre nine-hole pitch and putt course among the squirrels, moles and rabbits (hire the necessary bits and pieces on site).
Guests can generally pick their own pitches and a particularly wildlife-filled option is available in 'Emma's Field', a woodland glade. Although Back-of-Beyond is very dog-friendly, they aren't allowed in Emma's Field or around the fishing lakes (but pooches can let off steam in the ten-acre woodland area set aside especially for canines).
New owners Victoria and Martin took over Back-of-Beyond in February 2014 and are gently determined to keep the peaceful ethos of the site as well as keep guests tranquil re standards: the up-to-date facilities include three heated loo and shower blocks with power showers and hot water, a private/disabled shower room, hairdryers, indoor and outdoor washing-up areas and reception with morning bakery, lending library, newspapers, launderette and a shop selling bottled gas and essentials. All amenities are free to use and open 24 hours.
Essential supplies (food and beer) can be found at the two excellent pubs within walking distance; supermarkets, restaurants and two caravan and camping centres are within a few minutes by car.
Space for
- Tent
- Tent on site
Available yes or no
- Drinking water
- RV Sanitation
- Pets allowed
- Toilet
- RV Hookup
- Picnic table
- Fire/Ring Grill
- Shower
- Hot water
- Electricity
- Campfire possible
- Sportsgear
- Gas (stove)
- Extra toilet paper :-)
Things to do in the area
- Biking
- Wind sports
- Wildlife watching
- Boating
- Horseback riding
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Fishing
- Canoeing / Kayaking
- Sightseeing
This is an adults-only site. Children under the age of 18 are not allowed on site.
Arrivals and departures
Late arrivals must notify the park as soon as possible. Your booking will be held for 24 hours. After this period the management reserves the right to relet your unit.
Units will be allocated on arrival.
Dogs are not allowed in the accommodation units.
Quiet hours must be respected between 10:30 p.m. and 8 a.m..
Radio, music and TV players must be kept at a low volume. Car doors and boots must be closed quietly.
The management reserves the right to deny access or terminate the stay of those guests whose behaviour is deemed unsuitable. No refunds will be offered.
Hired accommodation
Your unit must be left clean and tidy, a fine of £10.00 will be charged for unclean units upon departure.
Group bookings of 2 or more units (e.g. tent, touring caravan, motorhome or accommodation hire) travelling together are not permitted via Pitchup.com.
Group bookings of 4 or more adults are not permitted (couples and immediate family members excepted).
No hen/stag parties permitted via Pitchup.com.
Single-sex bookings of 4 or more people (couples and immediate family members excepted) are not permitted via Pitchup.com.
Pitches: a £10.00 deposit is required on arrival and will be refunded on departure when returning the gate badge/barrier pass/toilet keys.
Reception is open from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. between 01/05 and 01/09.
Barbecues are permitted but must be raised off the ground and attended by an adult at all times.
Commercial vehicles (vehicles used for work related purposes, carrying goods or fare-paying passengers) and sign-written vehicles are not permitted on site.
Visitors must leave the premises by 9 p.m..
Visitors must register at reception and pay their fee.
How to reach this micro camping
You can park on your pitch.
Checking in and out
Please read the following useful information below. :Arrival not before 12pm, please notify us if you are going to be later than 6pm. There is a charge of £5 an hour after 7pm. Departures are no later than 11am, unless prior arrangement has been made with the office. :On arrival to reception we will issue you with a barrier key to enable access in and out of the park, please be aware we require a refundable £10.00 cash deposit which will be returned on the day of departure. :Pitches are allocated. You will normally have a good choice of available pitches. :If you wish to hire a fire basket we ask you either book one before your arrival or by 3pm on the day. :We can offer a breakfast service of delicious freshly baked Croissants, Pain Au Chocolates, Pain Au Raisin and Baguettes if pre ordered the day before. There is a self service coffee machine serving Costa Coffee in the shop. :Our site shop will be stocked with basic provisions such as tea, coffee, juice, bacon, eggs, pasta etc etc. Fresh milk and bread is delivered daily. The ice cream freezer is fully loaded and we have catered for the dogs too with a "Billy & Margots" nutrious dog ice cream treat being available. :Back of Beyond's own honey, from our onsite bee hives, is available throughout the year. :Award winning sausages and meat are available onsite from our local butchers, who also supply homemade jams and chutneys. :We have various mobile caterers who visit the site in the evening. Look out for the posters onsite or ask at reception.


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|Community Shamba at the International Ecoagriculture Conference 2004
International Ecoagriculture Conference & Practitioners Fair
The Equator Initiative and Partners hosted the Community Shamba, an innovative learning hub for grassroots ecoagriculture innovators, at the 2004 International Ecoagriculture Conference and Practitioners Fair. The conference aimed to assess the state of ecoagriculture systems and practices, and develop a strategy promoting ecoagriculture development around the world. The Community Shamba (Swahili for Farm) served to assist grassroots innovators to maximize opportunities for knowledge and practices exchange. The community space housed a comprehensive program with workshops for farm/conservation field managers emphasizing the Conference theme Mobilizing Community Ecoagriculture - From local to global. The objectives of the Shamba were to share knowledge among ecoagriculture practitioners and permit the identification of priorities, challenges, and concerns related to community-driven initiatives. Additionally, the forum served as a showcase for other communities and how they might learn and apply the practices and lessons of local ecoagriculture. Finally, the realization of the dialogue among grassroots leaders fostered partnerships with businesses and governments.


text: Orange Is the New Black is an American comedy-drama series created by Jenji Kohan and first released on Netflix on July 11, 2013. The series, produced by Tilted Productions in association with Lionsgate Television, is based on Piper Kerman's memoir, Orange Is the New Black: My Year in a Women's Prison, about her experiences in prison. The second season premiered on June 6, 2014 at 3:00 am EDT. The series has been renewed for a third season. On July 10, 2014, the series received 12 Primetime Emmy Award nominations. On March 2, 2015, Netflix announced that season 3 would premiere on June 12, 2015. On April 15, 2015, the series was renewed for a fourth season, scheduled to air in 2016. ... more on Wikipedia


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STW Communications
THE iconic advertising and marketing group remains part of a shrinking group of value stocks in Australia. Earlier this month the company reported a solid 6.5 per cent increase in earnings a share (EPS) for the year to December 31. Analysts are now forecasting STW (ASX code SGN) can earn 13¢ a share for the 2013 year and pay a fully franked dividend of close to 9¢ a share. This puts the stock on a price-earnings multiple (P/E) of 10.4 times and a fully franked yield of approximately 6.5 per cent.
While the current valuation and circa 10 per cent earnings should give investors comfort it is more difficult to identify a catalyst to buy the stock. The first buy trigger could be a pick-up in marketing spend as 2013 unfolds following lower interest rates. Advertising lags other parts of the economy and can take up to a year to respond.
A second opportunity to buy the stock could be the long-awaited sell-down by the group's major shareholder, global advertising outfit WPP. The UK-based WPP currently owns about 20 per cent of STW and with the recent uptick in the Australian sharemarket there is an increasing chance the stake could be sold.
AtCor Medical Holdings
AT THE micro end of the market one of the better results this season came from AtCor (ACG), a medical device company that specialises in early detection of cardiovascular disease. The company posted a half-yearly profit of $2.3 million, well ahead of forecasts.
AtCor is highly unusual for an Australian medical development company with no blue sky embedded in the valuation. Refreshingly, the company has recently cut costs and states it will only ramp up expenditure when revenue is secured. This effectively means there will not be a major cash burn that is typically associated with other medical development outfits.
AtCor has a market value of $14 million and net cash on the balance sheet of $2.1 million. The first-half profit was boosted by a $700,000 grant and analysts are expecting a break-even result for the second half. Despite this, it is only trading at about seven times earnings.
The company supplies product for the clinical trials and research markets. Its devices measure central aortic blood pressure non-invasively for blood pressure and arterial stiffness.
There have been a number of recent encouraging signs for AtCor, including the US approval of the new SphygmoCor System Excel device. Not only is the device a quantum improvement in terms of functionality but it has also been granted a reimbursement code for clinicians. The addressable market is estimated at $US100 million a year. On this segment alone the firm could easily be valued 50 per cent higher at 22¢ a share.
Webjet Limited
IT IS dangerous to stand in the way of a runaway bus, or on this occasion a jet plane. However, closely scrutinising the dynamics of a business and questioning the share price should be a daily occurrence when playing the sharemarket.
Online booking group Webjet (WEB) has enjoyed a staggering 33 per cent surge in its share price since raising $25 million to buy rival Zuji last December. The acquisition was highly accretive given Webjet only paid 4.6 times earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) for the Asian-based operation.
There are some concerns and a lot of blue sky baked into the share price today. Webjet's traditional online business has slowed significantly over the course of the past year, and only price rises saved the group from anaemic growth in the December half. The price increases, though, did not disguise poor operating cash flow for the period and no explanation was given in the commentary.
Not only has the company hit a poor cash flow period, it also continues to capitalise software costs and amortise them over 25 years, a strange decision given that software rarely lasts 25 years in any business. If we cost the software development the company is trading on a hefty 33 PE multiple and about 50 times current operating cash flow.
If cash flows and earnings are disappointing at the June 30 results, it could be better to look elsewhere.
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broadroots necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 121 diseños de 29 diseñadores freelance.
Broadroots Consulting
Broadroots Consulting is a professional management consulting firm with a focus on social media. We help Fortune 500 companies understand what is being said about them across social media channels, and we are providing strategies to tie new technologies with their business objectives.
We recognize the need for a more professional web presence, and this logo contest is the first step before developing a more professional Word Press website design as well.
Our target audience includes marketing, communications and business executives at corporate institutions. Our objective here is to convey the level of professionalism that you would find with any other strategy or management consulting firm (McKinsey, Bain, Deloitte, etc.)
The logo that we are looking for should be clean and professional. Ideally a simple design with the words "Broadroots Consulting" clearly displayed: with a small identifiable logo with no more than three colors that incorporates social media as well as possibly the idea of roots or organic growth.
The tagline for Broadroots Consulting is: "Listen Strategically" and this should be included in the design as well. The idea behind the tagline is that we listen to conversations happening across social media channels, and help organizations develop strategies based on what we discover.
We think there are a lot of creative directions to go with this concept of "roots", social media and listening, and we welcome innovative ideas that are also be grounded in simplicity.
For more direction on the company and what we are doing for our clients, please visit: http://www.broadroots.com
The files we will require are:
Print file format - .ai (CMYK)
Web file format - .jpg and layered .psd (RGB)
Please do not use any stock images or clip art in the logo
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jon schmieder necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 117 diseños de 38 diseñadores freelance.
Phoenix Regional Sports Commission
The Phoenix Regional Sports Commission is a 501(c)3 non-profit, that is about three things: Bringing events to the greater Phoenix area to enhance tourism, to help connect our area's sports community (by hosting the Arizona Sports Hall of Fame Ceremony each year and through other methods), and to help kids through sports.
That is our mission, but our culture is about much more. Our culture is about connecting people in a meaningful way by using sports as a means to do that. We have speaking events with prominent sports legends, we deal with the media on key community topics, we bid on events like the World Cup, and we gather our youth sports leaders four times a year to help them improve how they serve our kids in our community.
So we do a lot with a little. And our logo is important.
We have several different stakeholders. From the professional and college sports teams in Arizona, to the media, to our sponsors, government officials, and youth sports leaders. We serve many tribes. So our new mark must be transferable, if you will, among these different groups.
Our new logo must say "sports" and "Phoenix" in it in some way. It needs to be more modern than what we have. And be something that can be easily applied (re: stitched) onto shirts, hats, etc without humongous detail and high stitch counts (so limited background coloring is ideal here).
Our current logo (the one posted with the maroon circle) is more corporate seal than "sports". It says nothing of sports at all, and almost implies governmental bureaucracy in its look. While sunsets and cactus applications are nice, in this attempt their use was not at all creative.
Our name is long, and while we do want to focus on keeping the name in the mark, a treatment without the word "Regional" would be acceptable (or post an entry both with and without the word "Regional").
For color schemes, many of our other look and feel elements that we will drop this new logo into have maroon and yellow treatments. Our web site (http://www.phoenixsports.org) is largely yellow, so complimentary colors to yellow and maroon (or just keeping those colors all together) are desirable.
We have also posted below the other marks we currently use (Champions Circle, Arizona Sports Hall of Fame, and the Arizona Sports Alliance) so you can see what we work with day to day in addition to the Sports Commission mark that we want to recreate through this project.
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#17 Tyler Burkhardt
|Harrisburg, Pa. (Central Dauphin HS)
2012: Named to the A-Sun All-Tournament Team… Scored arguably the two most important goals on the season with game-winner at Northern Kentucky to qualify for tournament and game-winner in semifinals against USC Upstate… Played in 15 games making four starts… Took nine shots on year placing four on goal…
2011: Injuries limited Burkhart to six games and one start... Scored the game-winner against VMI (Sep. 9) in the 37th minute; played a season-high 25 minutes against the Keydets... Was shut down for the season following 24 minutes played against Georgia Southern (Sep. 11).
2010: Played in 11 games, started twice. . . Scored the game-winning goal at North Florida (10/10). . . Attempted six shots, three on goal (.500). . . Recorded two points on the year.
2009: Played in 16 games. ...Scored on goal at Stetson (10/9).
High School: First Team All-State as a senior. …Mid-Penn Commonwealth Division All-Star as a senior. Second Team Patriot News Big 11 selection as a senior. Third Team Patriot News Big 11 pick as a junior (10 goals, two assists). …Team captain as a senior. …Team MVP as a senior. …Lettered four seasons in soccer. Team advanced to the 3-AAA District tournament all four seasons. …Collected 30 points (14 goals, two assists) his senior season. …From the same school as the Bisons' Garret Pettis, Atlantic Sun Freshman of the Year (2008). …Member of National Honor Society. …Distinguished honors for grades (As and Bs).
Club: His LDC United Club was one of the top teams in the state of Pennsylvania.
Personal: His father is Karl. …His father also played soccer for Central Daughin High School and played college soccer at Lock Haven. …His mother, deceased, was one of the Olympic torch bearers in 1996. …Has one brother, Josh, 21; and one sister, Sarah, 16. ...Plans on majoring in Mechanical Engineering.


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The Laboratory at Mahaska Health Partnership is a full-service lab open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays. The MHP Lab performs 97% of the ordered tests in-house with results usually available to the ordering provider within one hour of collection.
Accredited by the College of American Pathologists and Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the Laboratory at MHP features state-of-the-art equipment and well-trained staff who hold national certifications. If your medical provider orders testing for you, the MHP Laboratory staff is ready to personally meet your needs and provide you with accurate testing and results in a timely manner.


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The debate between science and spirituality is framed as a knock down fight for truth with winner take all. But does it have to be that way? Deepak Chopra is a physician and one of the most highly regarded spiritual teachers in the world; and Leonard Mlodinow teaches at Cal Tech and co-authored, along with Stephen Hawking, "The Grand Design." Chopra and Mlodinow wrote "War of the Worldviews: Science vs. Spirituality" to help start an intelligent and civil conversation about this very hot subject.
In this hour long video, Deepak Chopra and Leonard Mlodinow debate science and spirituality moderated by Paul Brandeis Raushenbush, Senior Religion Editor for The Huffington Post. This conversation was streamed live on Oct. 4, 2011 on the date of the publication of "War of the Worldviews: Science vs. Spirituality" by Deepak Chopra and Leonard Mlodinow.
Lee Smolin: "Here is a metaphor due to Eric Weinstein that I would have put in the book had I heard it before. Let us take a different twist on the landscape of theories and consider the landscape of possible ideas about post standard model or quantum gravity physics that have been proposed. Height is proportional to the number of things the theory gets right. Since we don't have a convincing case for the right theory yet, that is a high peak somewhere off in the distance. The existing approaches are hills of various heights that may or may not be connected, across some ridges and high valleys to the real peak. We assume the landscape is covered by fog so we can't see where the real peak is, we can only feel around and detect slopes and local maxima.


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Sherborn, Massachusetts
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Sherborn is a town in Massachusetts. It was formed in 1674. It can be found in Middlesex county and is a part of the Southern registry of deed district. For more information, contact the county at 19 Washington St., Sherborn 01770. On the attached map, Sherborn is shown as 52 in Middlesex county.
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In promotional efforts for his upcoming Comedy Central Roast (Monday Night, 10pm), Charlie Sheen will appear on the "Tonight Show" later this evening, and an NBC will air an interview Matt Lauer did with him tomorrow on the "Today Show". Now if they could just create the "Tomorrow Show", he could hit the trifecta.
To promote the interview, NBC released some snippets. In them, Sheen comes across as decidedly… less crazy. Saying things like, the important things to him are the quiet moments with his children, and the entire "Tiger Blood" period just got out of control from him.
While I'm happy for him that he seems to be regaining his sanity, there is a part of me that is sad to see Crazy Charlie go. I was one of the curious few who purchased a ticket to his "Violent Torpedo of Truth Tour", and I wasn't disappointed. It certainly was a living train wreck.
So. A brief, but memorable era seems to be coming to an end. Sadly. I'll be DVRing the Roast (DUH!), but it doesn't seem if Charlie is ready… at least at this moment… to unleash more adventures of the "Rockstar From Mars".
At least we'll always be able to cherish the good times we had.


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50-300TPD high income low investment groundnut oil refining machine with dinter brand
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Shandong Leader Machinery Co.,Ltd. cold and hot amphibious screw oil press machine is a new research improvement product.Palm Fruit Processing Line is for oil extraction from oil-bearing materials,such as rapeseed,peanut,tea seed,soybean, sunflower seed,shea butter,palm kernel and so on.Equipped with micro-electrical control,infrared heating and filtration system,50-300TPD high income low investment groundnut oil refining machine with dinter brand can press oil through cold press and hot press. pour raw material to the machine,Shandong Leader Machinery Co.,Ltd. can get pure oil which can be eaten directly.50-300TPD high income low investment groundnut oil refining machine with dinter brand is very suitable for individual users.
The specificaitons of 50-300TPD high income low investment groundnut oil refining machine with dinter brand:
(1).Cleaning: Our vibration screen and destoner will Remove the raw material peanut in various impurities, such as: iron, stones, clump, such as the plant leaf, clean up after the raw material peanut impurity content should not exceed 0.2%.
(2).Crushing: Oil seed is crushed into 6-8 pieces. In order to meet the requirements of crushing, the peanut is suitable for crushing with the moisture of 7% to 12%.
(3). Softening: The purpose of softening is to adjust the moisture and temperature of oil, and make it soft.
(4).flaking process: Rolling raw material into flakes, and the purpose is to increae surface area, destroy the peanut cell tissue, shorten the way of oil out from cake.
(5).Drying: Adjust moisture of rice bran to meet the requirement of going to extraction process.
(6).cooking process: use steam cooking, inject direct steam and cook the flakes to meet the requirement of oil press.
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50-300TPD high income low investment groundnut oil refining machine with dinter brand
Jinan Dinter Heavy Industry Machinery Co., Ltd. is a professional modern enterprise which specialized in manufacturing oil press,oil extraction and oil refining machines, We have been engaged in manufacturing pyrolysis machine for 20 years including 10 years overseas market experience,over 100 kinds of grain machineries,the quality and function in the leading domestic level;selling and offering after-sale
service,our products have a good market in china,and exported to Asia,Europe and Africa.
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Techincal parameters of groundnut oil refining machine
Power consumption
⤠30KWh/T
Steam consumption
â¤350Kg/T (0.8MPa)
Clay consumption
⤠1-3% Oil weight (adjustable)
Flow chat of groundnut oil refining machine
brief introduction of groundnut oil refining machine
1. Acid reaction process
Oil temperature can be adjusted by screw plate heat exchanger. When the temperature is heated to about 80â, mixing about 85% food grade phosphoric acid into acid reaction tank for reacting.
2. Neutralization process
In neutralization section, adding alkali liquor with appropriate concentration into the degummed oil which have proper temperature, then degummed oil enters into the centrifugal mixer for mixing.
3. Washing process
Neutralized oil come from neutralization separator, still contains about 500 ppm soap. During the washing, hot water will absorb the soap and other impurities in oil, then soap and impurities are separated in washing separator.
4. Vacuum drying section
The neutralization and washing oil come from the washing separator still contains some water which is adverse to the oil stability.
5. Bleaching process
The main purpose of this process is to remove the pigments in crude oil and the residual soap in the neutralization oil.
6. Filteration
Miscella mixed by oil and clay from bleaching tower is pumped into decolorizing filter, then enters into fine filter, in which clay and fixed impurities are blocked.
7. Deodorization process
Deodorization process aims to remove the FFA and low molecular compounds in bleached oil. Entering into the deodorization process, the flow of bleached oil is controlled by a flow controller, and the oil is heated to250-260â through a series of heat exchanger, then the temperature can reach to the condition of deodorizing.
8. Dewaxing process
Bleached sunflowerseed oil enter into crystallizing tank through heat exchanger and begin the cooling crystallization proces,this process is controlled by the computer through the parameters preestablished,the computer controls temperature of circulating water in the frozen coil to comand cooling speed of the oil,thereby receive the best crystal result.Packaging & Shipping
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Palm fresh fruit bunches--Retort sterilization--Threshing--Oil extraction--filter--Dehydration--To refine
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AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (AP) Michael Lyons scored a career-high 37 points, leading Air Force to a 91-80 victory over Boise State on Saturday.
Lyons hit 13 of 18 shots - including 3 of 5 3-pointers - and was 8 for 8 at the free-throw line for the Falcons (10-6, 2-2 Mountain West). He had been averaging 17.7 points per game this season.
It was the most points scored in a game by an Air Force player since Jarmica Reese scored 40 vs. UNLV on Jan. 10, 1998.
Mike Fitzgerald added 17 points and eight assists for the Falcons.
Ryan Watkins had 24 points and 13 rebounds for Boise State (13-4, 1-2). Anthony Drmic added 19 points and Derrick Marks had 17.
Air Force trailed 27-20 before Lyons scored seven points during an 8-1 run to tie it at 28. The Falcons closed the first half on a 17-4 run to go on top 47-37 and extended that lead to as many as 22 points in the second half.


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2017 Dinah Shore Weekend in Palm Springs
March 29 - April 2, 2017
Dinah History Founder of The Club Skirts Dinah Shore Weekend, held annually in Palm Springs, California, Mariah Hanson produced her first Dinah Shore Weekend in 1991. Taking over the world renowned Palm Springs Modern Art Museum, Mariah's first event was sold out, packing every room of the museum, where party goers drank martini's while surrounded by tens of millions of dollars worth of art. Mariah also booked entire hotels so that they were 100% lesbian occupied, brought in national sponsors, popular national recording artists, and kept all events in walking distance. The simple but daring concept, of creating a lesbian world within the city, catapulted the Dinah to international fame. Today, The Dinah is considered the largest lesbian event in the world. 2017 marks The Dinah's (as the event is affectionately called), 25th anniversary celebration. Plans are already in place to produce the most stellar Dinah in history.
Mariah has always believed in giving back to our community. Past recipients have included The San Francisco Gay and Lesbian Community Center, GLAAD, The Women's Building, National Center for Lesbian Rights, Jon Sims Center, Ladies Philharmonic, Uhuru Movement, various lesbian film projects, HRC, Lyon Martin Health Clinic, Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Community Center, many gay and lesbian politicians, Yes on S, Yes on K, & More! Mariah thinks giving back is important. Do what you can!