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So, CC Sabathia gets heated up tonight and it's wasted.
And, tomorrow is now "Game 1" – picking up from the bottom of the second inning. And, Sunday is now "Game 2" – thus meaning that there's no more off days in this ALDS.
I suspect that Ivan Nova will get the "start" – which is now a relief appearance – in "Game 1." And, Freddy Garcia will get the ball in "Game 2" on Sunday. This will have Sabathia come back on Monday for "Game 3." But, then, who pitches Game 4? Would it be A.J. Burnett? Who else can it be? And, what about Game 5? That would probably be Nova.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Oct. 29, 2012) - The current U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team Weekly update released on Oct. 29 includes briefs on U.S. players.
KLINEMAN WITH ITALY'S ASYSTEL McCARNAGHI VILLA CORTESE: Alix Klineman (Manhattan Beach, Calif.) returns to the Italian Serie A1 for a second season, but will compete for Asystel McCarnaghi Villa Cortese in 2012-2013. Villa Cortese opened the CEV Champions League with a 25-16, 26-24, 21-25, 25-23 victory over Poland's Atom Trefl SOPOT on Oct. 24. Klineman collected a team-high 17 points with 13 kills on 34 attacks, three aces and a block. She also added a 52 positive reception percent on 23 attempts. Villa Cortese plays its second Pool B match on Nov. 1 versus Azerbaijan's Rabita Baku. The match can be seen live online by clicking here. In Italian Serie A1 action, Villa Cortese swept Duck Farm Chieri Torino Volley Club 25-15, 25-22, 25-21 on Oct. 28 to move to 2-0. Klineman totaled eight kills on 23 attacks and an ace for nine points in the victory. Villa Cortese, one of two undefeated teams through the first two matches of the 12-team Italian Serie A1 regular season, resumes action on Nov. 4 against Assicuratrice Milanese Volley Modena (1-1).
HARMOTTO, GLASS WITH ITALY'S VOLLEY MODENA: Middle blocker Christa Harmotto (Hopewell Township, Pa.) and setter Alisha Glass (Leland, Mich.), both members of the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team, are competing with Assicuratrice Milanese Volley Modena in the Italian Serie A1 in 2012-2013. Harmotto, a silver medalist at the 2012 Olympic Games, and Glass were also teammates at Penn State University before joining the National Team. Modena moved to 1-1 in the Italian Serie A1 with a 25-17, 25-18, 25-22 victory over Imoco Volley Conegliano on Oct. 28. Glass set the squad to a 44 kill percent for the match and .317 hitting efficiency. She added a block in the victory, while Harmotto did not play. Modena returns to the court on Nov. 4 against Asystel McCarnaghi Villa Cortese (2-0).
PAOLINI WITH ITALY'S ICOS CREMA: Lauren Paolini (Ann Arbor, Mich.), a middle blocker with the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team, returns for a second season with Icos Crema as she helped the squad rise to the Italian Serie A1 Divisision for 2012-2013. Icos Crema evened its Italian Serie A1 record at 1-1 following a 26-24, 25-22, 25-23 victory over Chateau D'Ax Urbino Volley on Oct. 27. Paolini tallied 14 kills on 25 attacks and just two hitting errors. Icos Crema will try to extend its win streak against defending Italian Serie A1 champion Unendo Yamamay Busto Arsizio on Nov. 4.
ENGLE, MURREY WITH ITALY'S BANCA REALE YOYOGURT GIAVENO: Ashley Engle (Yorba Linda, Calif.), who has trained with the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team, is currently competing for Banca Reale Yoyogurt Giaveno of the Italian Serie A1 alongside American Tarah Murrey (El Cerrito, Calif.) playing in her first full professional season. Giaveno evened its regular season record at 1-1 after topping Idea Volley 2002 Bologna 25-22, 25-20, 25-13 on Oct. 28. Murrey scored a match-high 15 points with 11 kills on 28 attacks with just one error, three blocks and an ace. She chipped in a 55 positive reception percent on 11 chances. Engle contributed six kills on 28 errorless attacks, four blocks and two aces for 12 points. Giaveno resumes action on Nov. 4 versus Chateau D'Ax Urbino.
LLOYD WITH ITALY'S YAMAMAY BUSTO ARSIZIO: Carli Lloyd (Bonsall, Calif.), a setter with the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team, is competing in the Italian Serie A1 league with Unendo Yamamay Busto Arsizio in 2012-2013 along with American Juliann Faucette (San Diego). Both athletes played for Epic Volleyball Club in San Diego as juniors before going separate ways at the collegiate level. Yamamay Busto Arsizio opened CEV Champions League with a 25-23, 25-15, 14-25, 25-22 victory over Dinamo Romprest Bucuresti on Oct. 24 in a first round Pool C match. Lloyd started the third and fourth sets providing a 32.4 kill percent in the final two sets. Faucette tallied 10 kills on 31 attacks and two blocks for 12 points in her first CEV Champions League match. Yamamay Busto Arsizio returns to Champions League first-round action on Nov. 1 against Turkey's Galatasaray Daikin Istanbul. The match can be viewed online by clicking here. Yamamay Busto Arsizio, the reigning Italian League champion, lost a heart-breaking 25-19, 20-25, 25-22, 20-25, 15-13 match to Foppapedretti Bergamo on Oct. 28. Faucette tallied a team-tying high 21 points with 20 kills on 33 attacks and a block. Lloyd returned to the starting lineup and pushed Yamamay Busto Arsizio to a 44 kill percent as a team, along with a .248 hitting efficiency. She added three kills on six errorless swings and a block for four points. Yamamay Busto Arsizio will look to get back in the win column on Nov. 4 against Icos Crema (1-1).
GIBBEMEYER WITH ITALY'S VOLLEY PESARO: Lauren Gibbemeyer (St. Paul, Minn.), a middle blocker with the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team, is competing for Robursport Volley Pesaro in the Italian Serie A1 league in 2012-2013. Gibbemeyer tallied 10 points with nine kills on 16 attacks and ace in Pesaro's 25-13, 25-21, 25-23 loss to Rebecchi Nordmeccanica Piacenza on Oct. 28. Pesaro (1-1) will try to push above .500 on Nov. 4 against Duck Farm Chieri Torino.
SYKORA WITH ITALY'S CHATEAU D'AX URBINO VOLLEY: Stacy Sykora (Burleson, Texas), a three-time U.S. Olympic Women's Volleyball Team selection, is competing with Chateau D'Ax Urbino Volley in the Italian Serie A1 League for 2012-2013. Chateau D'Ax Urbino lost to Icos Crema Volley 26-24, 25-22, 25-23 on Oct. 27 for its second straight setback to open the regular season. Sykora played in the second and third sets as a sub, serving twice. Urbino challenges Banca Reale Yoyogurt Giaveno in its next Italian Serie A1 match on Nov. 4.
RICHARDS WITH TURKEY'S BAKIRKEY BELEDIYE YESILYURT: Kristin Richards (Orem, Utah), alternate for both the 2008 and 2012 U.S. Olympic Women's Volleyball Teams, is competing for Bakirkey Belediye Yesilyurt in the Turkish League. Yesilyurt evened its record in the Turkish League at 1-1 following a 25-19, 25-23, 25-20 victory over Besiktas Bau A Bayan on Oct. 26. Richards collected 12 points, all on kills via 22 attacks. She added a 90 positive reception percent (50 percent excellent) on 10 chances. The squad returns to Turkish League action on Nov. 3 against Nilufer Bld (1-1).
THOMPSON WITH POLAND'S BUDOWLANI LODZ: Courtney Thompson (Kent, Wash.), a setter on the 2012s silver medalist U.S. Olympic Women's Volleyball Team, is playing for Budowlani Lodz of the Plus Liga in Poland for 2012-2013. Budowlani Lodz (1-3) won its first Plus Liga match of the season with a 25-18, 27-25, 25-21 victory over PTPS Pita on Oct. 29. Thompson lifted her squad to a 33 kill percent as a team while adding three kills on four errorless attacks in the victory. Lodz plays its fifth round match on Nov. 2 against KS Palac Bydgoszcz (1-2).
HOOKER WITH RUSSIA'S DINAMO KRASNODAR: Destinee Hooker (San Antonio, Texas), who earned the Best Spiker Award at the 2012 Olympic Games while helping the U.S. Olympic Women's Volleyball Team to the silver medal, is competing for Dinamo Krasnodar in the Russia Super League this winter. Krasnodar improved to 4-0 to start the Russia Super League after defeating Yenisei Krasnoyarsk 25-18, 25-17, 25-13 on Oct. 28. Hooker scored nine kills on 18 attacks, two aces and a block for 12 points. Krasnodar challenges Odintsovo (4-0) in a battle of two of the three undefeated Russia Super League teams on Nov. 5.
LARSON, BOWN WITH RUSSIA'S DINAMO KAZAN: Jordan Larson (Hooper, Neb.) and Heather Bown (Yorba Linda, Calif.), who have each won an Olympic silver medal with the U.S. Olympic Women's Volleyball Team, are competing for Dinamo Kazan in the Russia Super League. Dinamo Kazan opened CEV Champions League with a 21-25, 25-14, 25-23, 21-25, 15-13 loss to Schweriner SC in a Pool E first round match on Oct. 24. Bown tallied seven kills on 11 attacks, along with three blocks and an ace for 11 points. Larson did not dress for the match. Kazan will look to get on the winning track on Oct. 31 as it faces Robur Tiboni Urbino in its next CEV Champions League first-round match. To watch the match online, click here. Kazan downed Proton 25-11, 25-17, 25-14 on Oct. 28 to improve to 4-0 in the Russia Supper League. Larson totaled nine kills on 26 attacks and a block for 10 points in her first action following an injury. Bown did not compete in the match. Kazan, one of three undefeated teams in the Russia Super League, returns to league action on Nov. 5 against Yenisei Krasnoyarsk (0-4).
BARBOZA WITH RUSSIA'S UFIMOCHKA: Cynthia Barboza (Long Beach, Calif.), an outside hitter with the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team, is competing in Russia this season with Ufimochka UGNTU. Ufi lost to Severstal Cherepovets 25-21, 25-23, 18-25, 25-14 on Oct. 28. Match statistics were not available at the time of this update. Ufi (0-4) challenges Torch New Urengoy (1-3) on Nov. 5 in its next Russia Super League match.
AKINRADEWO WITH AZERBAIJAN'S RABITA BAKU: Foluke Akinradewo (Plantation, Fla.), a silver medalist with the U.S. Olympic Women's Volleyball Team at the 2012 Olympic Games, is competing for Rabita Baku in the Azerbaijan Super League. Rabita Baku got off to a great start in the CEV Champions League Pool B with a 25-21, 25-23, 25-13 victory over Agel Prostejov on Oct. 24. Akinradewo was one of three Rabita Baku players with a team-high 14 points as she tallied 10 kills on 13 attacks with just one error to go with three blocks and an ace. Rabita Baku will attempt to move to 2-0 in the first round with a Nov. 1 clash with Asystel Carnaghi Villa Cortese. The match can be seen live online by clicking here. Rabita Baku opens its Azerbaijan Super League schedule on Nov. 3 with a match against Lokomotiv.
HODGE, WILSON WITH AZERBAIJAN'S AZERRAIL BAKU: Megan Hodge (Durham, N.C.), a silver medalist on the 2012 U.S. Olympic Women's Volleyball Team, is playing for Azerbaijan's Azerrail Baku in 2012-2013 along with fellow Penn State University alum Arielle Wilson (Broadview, Ill.). Azerrail opened Pool D of the CEV Champions League with a 23-25, 25-14, 25-14, 25-17 victory over Dresdner SC on Oct. 24. Hodge pocketed 11 points with eight kills on 34 swings, two blocks and an ace while adding a 59 positive reception percent on 17 chances. Wilson did not play in the match. Azerrail returns to CEV Champions League action on Oct. 31 with a second leg match versus Turkey's Eczacibasi VitrA Istanbul, which is the CEV Match of the Week being broadcast online and can be viewed by clicking here. Azerrail is idle for the Nov. 3 round of the Azerbaijan Super League and will next play on Nov. 7 versus Lokomotiv Bilejeri.
METCALF WITH AZERBAIJAN'S IGTISADCHI BAKU: Nancy Metcalf (Hull, Iowa), an opposite on the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team, is playing for Igtisadchi Baku of the Azerbaijan Super League in 2012-2013. Igtisadchi Baku swept Sliedrecht Sport 25-17, 25-18, 25-22 on Oct. 23 to open the CEV Cup 16th Final Round home-and-home series. The two teams meet again on Oct. 30 and Igtisadchi only needs to one set to move on to the 8th Final Round without being forced into a Golden Set tiebreaker. Igtisadchi will play Lokomotiv Bilejeri on Nov. 3 in its next Azerbaijan Super League match.
TAMAS WITH AZERBAIJAN'S BAKI AZERYOLSERVIS: Jennifer Tamas (Milpitas, Calif.), a 2008 silver medalist with the U.S. Olympic Women's Volleyball Team, is playing for Baki Azeryolservis of the Azerbaijan Super League in 2012-2013. Baki Azeryolservis earned a 25-22, 25-22, 28-26 victory over Nova KBM Branik Maribor on Oct. 25 to open the CEV Cup 16th Final Round home-and-home series. The two teams complete the series on Oct. 31 with Baki Azeryolservis needing just one set to advance to the next round without having to play a deciding Golden Set. Baki Azeryolservis looks to improve to 2-0 in the Azerbaijan Super League as it meets Telekom on Nov. 3.
LICHTMAN WITH SWITZERLAND'S HOTEL CRISTAL VFM I: Cassidy Lichtman (Poway, Calif.), an outside hitter with the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team, is competing for Hotel Cristal VFM I in the Swiss Volley League along with Americans Bianca Rowland, Brianna Barry, Michelle Kocher, Lise Muhlemann and Amber Roberson. Hotel Cristal VFM lost to Swiss Volley League leader Volero Zurich 25-21, 26-24, 25-19 on Oct. 28 to fall from second place to third place in the league standings. Hotel Cristal VFM challenges VBC Cossonay on Nov. 4 in its next league match.
TOM WITH BRAZIL'S UNILEVER: Logan Tom (Salt Lake City, Utah), a four-time U.S. Olympic Women's Volleyball selection with two silver medals, is playing this winter with Unilever in Brazil's Super League, which begins Nov. 23. In preparation for the regular season, Unilever will host Usiminas/Minas in two friendly matches played on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1.

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Norwegian cross-country skier Martin Johnsrud Sundby had a poor showing in the 15-kilometer classical race, and his mother knew it. Gro Johnsrud Langslet doesn't sugarcoat Olympic failure, dammit.
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Resting her chin in her hand despondently as her son struggled in the warm conditions, Langslet said on DBTV: ''You're the worst Norwegian. You should go home.''
The comments seemed to be meant as lighthearted banter, but Langslet didn't mince her words as her son neared the finish.
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|Location: Darby & Joan Hall, Cottingham
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Conservative talk show host Todd Schnitt is rolling out some strong objections about the amount of sex, aggression, and provocative behavior liberally aired on today's reality television shows saying it is "killing our kids."
Today's genre of television programming is packed with unscripted dramatic situations and events using sensationalism to attract a hungry young audience.
The participants, or actors, are usually placed in exotic locations or abnormal situations to act in a specific way. Critics say America's youth are imitating these characters prompting an entire generation of bad behavior.
One show that has caught Schnitt's attention is "Jersey Shore."
In the past, MTV's Jersey Shore received a backlash from New Jersey residents and Italian American Groups.
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The company said it would offer "substantial payment" to MTV's The Jersey Shore's cast members to stop wearing the brand on air.
The giant retailer, which caters mostly to young people, said they are concerned that the audience is relating their brand to the characters on Jersey Shore saying that it "could cause significant damage to our image."
"We are concerned about Mike 'the Situation' Sorrentino's association with our brand and have also extended this offer to other members of the cast, and are urgently waiting a response," an Abercrombie & Fitch spokesperson said in a statement obtained by The Christian Post.
MTV, a unit of Viacom Inc, released a statement in response that called Abercrombie's offer a clever PR stunt, according to media reports today.
But the strongest voice so far is radio personality Todd Schnitt. He commented on air that while America's children are watching shows like Jersey Shore they are texting, phoning, and tweeting about the show – thereby spreading the "silliness and provocative behavior" to their friends.
"They are just stupid," Schnitt said about the show.
Schnitt said shows like Jersey Shore and other reality-type programming disasters are bad for kids because of a laundry list of behaviors sensationalized on air including sex, aggression, and actions that show zero moral values.
Several listeners called in to the show telling Schnitt how much they agreed with his position.
Schnitt asked a direct question to the audience saying, "how many shows are we going to have to stand for? Their actions are being watched by our children and they think it is cool or something. It is destroying our society."
Labeling himself a "fiercely-independent conservative," Schnitt doesn't profess to be a checklist guy. He actually coined a few phrases "Schizobama" and "CONmander-in-chief."
"You need to listen every day and see how I come down on every issue," he straightforwardly suggested.
"When someone is wrong and when I disagree about something or someone, I'm going to be honest. We bring a different aura in presentation, delivery and ideology of a conservative radio show."
The reality show, currently in its fourth season, features hard-partying hookups.
It is based on seven New Jersey friends who live together in a house on the Jersey Shore together for a summer. The males on the show reveal their bodies, tattoos of crosses, funny hair styles and dance moves, and they have only one goal: hooking up with as many girls as possible.
The girls on the show love their hair extensions, poofs, and wearing as few clothes as possible.
Drinking, hooking up in the hot tub, clubbing, and doing cartwheels in a thong on the dance floor entail some of the "highlights" of the show.
Schnitt is not the only high-profile voice objecting to the content on today's reality television shows.
Several conservative blogs object to shows like Jersey Shore because ridiculous discussions are entertaining America's young including people like Snooki, who claims her dream man is both "a nice guy and a jerk" and is still on the fence as to if a pickle is a vegetable.
It amazes the show's critics that she is being asked to present at award shows, appear on New Year's Eve countdowns and still featured on the cover of several magazines.
"It sends the message that this girl hit a gold mine and the next reality series we can expect something much worse," one blogger wrote.
"Famous for being Famous" – it's become one of the most popular clichés of the millennium."
All the gossip, insults, sex talk, aggression, and dirty looks add up fast on popular reality shows, far outpacing the level seen in equally popular comedies and dramas.
A study conducted by Brigham Young University involved 120 hours of viewing reality show programming and coding every instance of physical sex talk, verbal and relational aggression, and other unfavorable actions.
Researchers said despite the "reality" label, the aggression is copied by those who watch the show.
They concluded the shows are loaded with meanness, rude behavior, and sexual references. Young people involved in the study reacted in similar ways after watching parts of the show, the study reports.
The study and its findings is published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology.
Numerous other studies demonstrate that meanness and provocative behavior rubs off on anyone watching the show.
Psychologists agree that television today is harmful to the psyche of young people. Experts suggest parents monitor what their children are watching on television no matter how old they are – even into the high school years.
Offering alternatives to reality shows like reading together as a family, a walk outside, watching a documentary, game-nights, or spending time writing are more productive activities for children.
"Shows like Jersey Shore prove that America is a junk consuming nation," another blogger wrote.
"Whether we admit it or not, we love junk. We consume junk in droves whether it is in the form of reality television or food. And the scariest part is that young people are being told that if you can create junk, you can make it big."


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Virginia Tech Ruling: Va. Supreme Court reverses verdict, rules school not responsible for warning students in 2007 massacre
(CBS/AP) RICHMOND, Va. - The state's highest court on Thursday threw out a wrongful death verdict stemming from the 2007 massacre at Virginia Tech where 32 people were killed by a gunman who later killed himself.
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Campus safety advocates said the ruling won't shake the heightened diligence on the nation's campuses following the lone gunman's rampage at Tech.
The Virginia Supreme Court concluded that Tech administrators did not have a duty to warn students that a gunman remained at large after killing two people in a dormitory, and that they had no way to anticipate that he would go on to kill 30 more and himself.
Still, campus safety advocates say the improved security at the nation's colleges and universities is the "living legacy" of the victims of the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history, and unlikely to change in the wake of the ruling.
"The April 16, 2007 tragedy forever changed campus safety," said S. Daniel Carter, director of the 32 National Campus Safety Initiative, named for the number of victims at Tech. "This court ruling does nothing to diminish that."
The justices ruled Thursday in the case of two students whose families argued that they might have survived the rampage if administrators alerted the campus earlier to the gunman's initial shootings. Instead, Erin Nicole Peterson, Julia Kathleen Pryde and 28 other people were killed nearly three hours later in Norris Hall, a classroom building.
But the justices agreed with the state - that there was no way to anticipate student Seung-Hui Cho's deadly intentions.
"Thus, as a matter of law, the commonwealth did not have a duty to protect students against third party criminal acts," the court wrote.
Since the Tech killings, campuses throughout the country have instituted warning systems across different platforms - cellphone alerts, warning sirens - and have been proactive in working to prevent a repeat of what happened in Blacksburg. Advocates and family members of victims said the ruling won't change that.
"We draw strength knowing that the 32 innocent lives tragically lost were not in vain," the VTV Family Outreach Foundation, a nonprofit established by the families of victims and survivors, said in a statement.
"Improvements to how colleges and universities across the country, post April 16, 2007, handle threat assessment and emergency response spurred by the tragedy have fundamentally improved campus safety. Institutions, including Virginia Tech, now often have mass notifications out to their entire campus within minutes rather than hours after any serious incident occurs."
In Thursday's opinion, the justices reversed a jury's findings and issued a final ruling, meaning there is no avenue for appeal. In response, the state attorney general's office said in a statement that the court "found what we have said all along to be true."
Spokesman Brian Gottstein wrote in an email: "The commonwealth and its officials at Virginia Tech were not negligent on April 16, 2007. Cho was the lone person responsible for this tragedy."
The case was the lone pending legal action stemming from the massacre, Gottstein said.
The appeal attorney representing the parents of Peterson, 18, and Pryde, 23, said the justices applied a stricter standard than the trial judge. The public perception of the university's actions could be a different matter, attorney L. Steven Emmert said.
"Now in the court of public opinion the university may suffer, that's quite possible, but that's not the court's to deal with," he said.
The trial in the case was held in March 2012 in Montgomery County, near the Tech campus, and jurors found that the state should have issued more timely campus warnings after the dormitory shooting. The jury awarded the families $4 million each. The trial judge later reduced the award to $100,000 each, the state cap on damages.
The trial focused on the time between the dorm shootings, shortly after 7 a.m., and the killings at Norris Hall, shortly before 10 a.m. A campus-wide email at 9:50 a.m. warned of a gunman on campus and advised students to remain inside. By then, Cho had chained the Norris Hall doors and killed the victims.
The state argued that law enforcement officials believed the first shootings were targeted, the result of a domestic dispute, and they concluded the larger campus wasn't at risk. The justices concluded that university officials acted properly.
The Petersons and the Prydes are the only families of Tech victims who did not join in an $11 million settlement. Their attorneys have shielded the families from the media, but they have said they were intent on holding university officials accountable for their actions on April 16, 2007.
The state was the only defendant at trial. In a statement, Tech President Charles Steger, who has announced his retirement, extended his gratitude to state attorneys who argued the appeal. Virginia Tech's statement said the ruling "can never reverse the loss of lives nor the pain experienced by so many families and friends of victims of one person."
Andrew Goddard, whose son Colin was wounded at Tech, said he found the ruling upsetting, and he wondered whether universities would see an opening to relax safety measures.
"I think it certainly takes the pressure off universities," he wrote in an email to The Associated Press. "I would hope that all future freshman orientations clearly spell out that, despite all the policy changes and advanced notification systems, the university actually has no 'duty' to use them. Let's see how parents react to that."


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Mariah Carey Laughs at 'Glitter,' Shades Eminem on 'Watch What Happens' [VIDEO]
Mariah Carey didn't cringe when appearing on 'Watch What Happens Live' (Dec. 22) as host Andy Cohen ambushed her with queries about "The G Word," aka her awful 2001 film 'Glitter.' She handled it like the pro diva she is. She also fielded an Eminem question with humor.
Cohen didn't lob any softballs but this is Mimi. She can handle anything tossed her way. He flat out asked her if she looks back at that period in the early' '00s, which included her mini meltdown, with any sort of fondness?
"'Glitter' is a kitsch moment in history… of my life," Mimi said with all the grace, class and sophistication we have come to expect from her. She then intimated that the film was hastily put together and if it had a stronger guiding force, it might not have been such an embarrassment for her. She also admitted that the film was referred to as "The G Word" amongst her inner circle.
Still, she was able to look back at clips from the film during the segment with a sense of humor!
Mimi also admitted that she liked the soundtrack and that it failed since she tried to bring the '80s back too early. Turns out she was actually way ahead of the curve.
When asked to say three nice things about Em, as part of a regular feature on the show, she went the candy route and talked about M&Ms, since she and Slim Shady are nemeses. She shaded Shady by saying the candies are portable. Seems that Mimi was following that age old concept: If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all.


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David Anthony teaches a beautiful harmonic exercise. This exercise is a short piece that is great for building harmonic skills.
Taught by David Anthony in Tips and Tricks seriesLength: 15:00Difficulty: 3.0 of 5
In the following lessons, you will learn some new ways of performing harmonics. Tapped/slapped harmonics and artificial harmonics (also known as harp harmonics) will be demonstrated in detail.
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Every guitarist gets to a point where he/she wishes to add his/her own touch to songs. Basic techniques such as hammer-ons, pull-offs, rakes, and harmonics are a great way to put an original spin on the music you play.
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David Anthony teaches a basic harmonic exercise. The exercise is modeled after "Nothing Else Matters" by Metallica.Length: 10:48 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
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David Anthony teaches a beautiful harmonic exercise. This exercise is a short piece that is great for building harmonic skills.Length: 15:00 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
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David Anthony was born on November 9th, 1982, in the small town of Mount Hope, NY. As a child he absorbed the church flavored musical environment that his parents provided. With this influence he realized at a young age that music would not simply be a passive experience for him. It was not until the age of 15 that he decided to string up his first guitar. Relying solely on his father for his foundational chord knowledge, he quickly became enamored with the possibility of endless melodic structures, and the goal of becoming a fantastic player himself.
His early shredder influences came from Kirk Hammet of Metallica. During his first few years of guitar playing, he developed a very workable knowledge of pentatonic, major and minor scales. Over the years his musical interests swayed from rock to standards, from jazz to classical, and a strong love of the art of flamenco guitar; Spanish finger style. It was not until the age of 18 that he decided to surround himself entirely with the music of Steve Vai and Joe Satriani. This influential exclusivity enabled him to learn more about thinking outside of the musical box. In one year he had learned than in the prior 3 years. Picking up multiple ways to structure melodies, create chords and use different modes, his writing and improvisational abilities grew exponentially. In his senior year of high school, he was responsible for the development of the first Musical Appreciation class in the schools history, and had aided the instructor in the teaching of those classes.
After high school, his focus started to rest mainly in writing. With this he realized that he would need additional, abstract influences to develop a unique style of writing. After a couple more years of playing in a small band, and writing some decent material, he greeted 2004 with a move to Nashville, TN. There he found the exact influence that would change his opinion of the guitar forever. Attempting to weed out a strong foundation in shredding and solo techniques, he began learning finger style guitar, and quickly realized the options that his door would open for him.
As he picked up more complex chord structures and jazz scales, his style became a passion for him that continues to drive him and push him to learn more. He feels strongly about the connection between musical input and the music you write. He notes that his subconscious pool of influence, developed from the music he listens to, is almost directly responsible for the type of music that he writes. He adamantly believes that in order to create a unique, soulful style, the pool must remain unpolluted by substandard music. What's that mean? As David puts it, "If you don't want to play crap, don't listen to crap."
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Hi, this is Max Kausch writing a dispatch for the Cho Oyu Spring Expedition 2011. Today we finally saw Cho Oyu for the first time. Everyone woke up feeling well and said goodbye to the North Col and Everest BC teams. They are heading now to Everest and will be there for another 12 days. We all made good friends and will miss them a lot! Good luck guys! Here at Chinese Basecamp it's about -5C and it's snowing right now. We just had a delicious meal made by Dorje and the kitchen boys. They made us pizza! Everyone loved it. So far all our members are adapting very well with the altitude. The cooks are constantly filling the thermos bottles with hot water and this is keeping everyone super hydrated. Up here at 4900m, this is extremely important because of the acclimatization. We all look forward to meeting Enrico Cambini, our last member who has been traveling through Tibet and will join us tomorrow morning. Regards from Tibet, Max Kausch
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Hi, this is Max Kausch writing a dispatch for the Cho Oyu, North Col and Everest Base Camp Expeditions Spring 2011. We left Nyalam yesterday morning and drove for about 4 hours to Tingri. We stopped several times on the way to observe the beautiful landscape and mountains of the Tibetan plateau. As soon as we arrived to Tingri, the CTMA showed us the new hotel they built here. It is quite amazing to be at 4400m and sleep in a comfortable room with large beds and huge windows. The Chinese have invested a lot of money in this place so the climbers and trekkers can be comfortable while acclimatizing. We had Chinese food for lunch and walked around town for a while. Everyone is getting along here. We are 17 people, from 3 different expeditions.Yesterday we figured that between all 17, we can communicate in more than 25 languages!! Our EBC member, Mr Shivesh Ram, speaks Mandarin and often helps us at restaurants so we can get what we want. Our North Col member, Mr. Thomas Sefranek, is a dentist and treated a tooth filling on Mr Jurg Merz, our Cho Oyu member. Like I said, everyone is getting along very well. The EBC and North Col teams will say goodbye to our Cho Oyu team tomorrow as the Cho Oyu expedition is heading to BC. The sherpas already went to Cho Oyu BC to set tents and find a good spot for us. Our amazing Cho Oyu staff are:
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Today we had a sunny morning here in Tingri. After breakfast everyone will trek to a 5000m peak nearby. This will really help on the acclimatization as we'll sleep at 5000m tomorrow. All the members from the 3 teams haven't had altitude problems so this means our acclimatization plan has worked very well. Thank you all for following the news at SummitClimb Regards from Tibet,
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In typical genealogist's fascination with cemeteries, or perhaps more than most, I enjoy visiting these quiet places to see how different people accord respect to their ancestors. However, during a recent visit to Mexico, I came across the most bizarre cemetery yet. Cementerio Mexicano del Pueblo Maya was inaugurated on 1 November 2004 (Dia de los Muertos—Mexico's celebrated Day of the Dead) as an element of a theme park! Gulp. Ixcaret Park at Playa del Carmen in the Yucatan added this new attraction, claiming it as a fusion of the Maya and the Spanish, creating a new race. They began to lose me at that point. Creating a new race from the dead sounds more like a zombie movie or a mad DNA experiment than an artificial cemetery.
Unfortunately—or fortunately—I was not able to visit the cementerio myself, so my observations are based on an illustrated newspaper article. The owner of Xcaret Park and his son directed designers and artists to reproduce spectacular gravesites, monuments and crypts from many real locations in Mexico. The Mayan part? Forget it. As far as I can see, some lip service is paid to Mayan symbolism only in the basic layout of the setting, something to do with numbers of levels and objects. Do we even know what the Mayan did with their dead? The "structures" all reflect Christian culture, indeed with numerous churches among them, and thus the cementerio is very likely worth a visit to see eye-catching death styles of the devout. It is not clear from the article if the inauguration two and a half years ago means it is open to the public. It's not yet on the Xcaret website.
Among the 365 reproductions at this time is one true burial site. The chief construction engineer for the park died after the cemetery was completed and was buried among his own artifacts. Milagroso!
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Cementerio Fabuloso!
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After graduating with a marketing degree, Funk played professionally with teams in Germany and Turkey.
Neneman came to Creighton as the reigning Miss Nebraska Basketball from Omaha North High School. In her four years at the University, she established herself as one of the greatest players in MVC history. She earned All-Freshman Team honors her first season, notching 19 points and eight rebounds in her first career start. She continued her success becoming only the second sophomore to be named MVC Player of the Year. She repeated the honor in 2003, one of only four players in conference history to earn the honor more than once.
As a junior, she guided the Jays to the Women's NIT Final Four. Then she led her team to the WNIT Championship in 2004, earning the tournament Most Valuable Player (MVP) award. Neneman finished her career at Creighton with 1,732 points, which remains the fourth best in the school's history. She graduated in 2004 with a bachelors of arts in psychology.
Smith, a left-handed pitcher, came to Creighton in 1988 as a freshman from Apple Valley, Minn., and pitched for the Bluejays through the end of the 1990 season. He was named to the MVC First Team in 1989 and 1990 and to the American Baseball Coaches Association First Team All-America in 1990. He was named Baseball America First Team All-America the same year.
The following year Smith led the Jays to their first NCAA Regional Tournament in 17 years. He was named MVC Pitcher of the Year and finished the season with a 14-3 record and a then-school record 1.96 ERA; 12 complete games, five shutouts and 134 strikeouts. Dan holds school records for strikeouts in a career, with 312 (also 10th in the MVC), and for complete games in a career at 21.
Dan was drafted by the Texas Rangers as the 16th pick in the first round in the 1990 amateur draft and made his major league debut on Sept. 12, 1992. He retired from the game in 1994 and today is a financial advisor in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
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February 20, 2013
"The fool has said in his heart, 'There is no God'" – Psalms 14:1
Atheism is a form of religion by every definition of the word. It is based on evolution that is simply a foolish supposition. Science can be defined as "the investigation of facts". That having been said, no part of evolution has ever been (or ever will be) proven. Charles Darwin believed that the fossil record would "prove" his theory within 100 years of his research. However, this has not happened. In fact, the more humans have dug, the wider the gap has grown between man and beast.
Atheistic scientists hoped scientific advancements would support their ideas of macro-evolution (the belief that one type of animal produces another). However, with scientific advancements such as the discovery of DNA, just the opposite has occurred. Logic would lead you to believe scientists would have abandoned a theory that has been proven more and more impossible. But, they have not. They have continued to accept the evolutionary theories even though true science has actually proven those theories to be impossible. Therefore, they accept evolution by faith – it is a religion.
Sadly, we live in an age when many Christians feel threatened by the scientific community. Unlearned believers often trust scientists over the Word of God. Some believers accept theories such as the "day age" theory that proposes that the 7 days of Creation are more like long ages of time. Yet, God's Word says, "…the evening and the morning were the first day". The same is said for each successive day. This is clear proof that the days were literal 24-hour days.
Some believers' today claim to be theistic evolutionists. This is an oxymoron. There is no such thing. This is nothing more than compromise. Worse yet, the denial of Genesis 1 and 2 equates to the denial of the rest of the Bible. Simply, if there was no Creation, then there was no Garden of Eden. There was no Adam and Eve. There was no serpent. There was no forbidden fruit. And, there was no Fall. Understand, we need Jesus because of the Fall of man in the Garden of Eden when Adam ate the forbidden fruit and was sentenced to death, and we in him.
A denial of Creation is a denial of the Gospel. There is no middle ground here. Christians should reject any idea that would extend the age of the Earth more than the Bible allows for. The evolutionists have continued to add age to the Earth as more scientific advancements are made which have proven evolution to be more and more impossible. To accept their dating is to accept a foolish fallacy. We need to teach our children a simple truth – when the teacher says, "Millions of years ago…", just mentally insert "Once upon a time…" because whatever follows "Millions of years…" is nothing more than a fairy tale.
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2013 Colorado Book Awards Finalists — the complete list
And… here they are! The full list of 2013 Colorado Book Awards finalists.
"This year's selectors read and discussed over 170 entries to select these authors and their works for the Colorado Book Awards finalist level," said Christine Goff, Colorado Center for the Book Program Coordinator in a press release issued Monday. "The level of talent in Colorado is astonishing."
The winners will be announced on Friday, June 21 at the Aspen Summer Words Literary Festival in Aspen.
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2013 Colorado Book Award Finalists
Collecting Life: Poets on Objects Known and Imagined edited by Andrea L. Watson (3: A Taos Press)
Reclaiming School in the Aftermath of Trauma by Carolyn Lunsford Mears (Palgrave Macmillian)
Zebulon Pike, Thomas Jefferson, and the Opening of the West edited by Matthew L. Harris (University of Oklahoma Press)
Letters from Berlin: A Story of War, Survival, and the Redeeming Power of Love and Friendship by Kerstin Lieff and Margarete Dos (Lyons Press)
One Marine's War: A Combat Interpreter's Quest for Humanity in the Pacific by Gerald A. Meehl (Naval Institute Press)
To Free a Family: the Journey of Mary Walker by Sydney Nathans (Harvard University Press)
Children's Literature
Monet Paints a Day by Julie Danneberg, illustrated by Caitlin Heimerl (Charlesbridge Publishing)
The Sandal Artist by Kathleen T. Pelly, illustrated by Lois Rosio Sprague (Pelican Publishing Company)
Time Out for Monsters! by Jean Reidy, illustrated by Robert Neubecker (Disney Hyperion)
Creative Nonfiction
Descanso for My Father: Fragments of a Life by Harrison Candelaria Fletcher (University of Nebraska Press)
Drive Me Wild: A Western Odyssey by Christina Nealson (Wildwords Publication)
Smoke Signals: Wayward Journeys Through the Old Heart of the New West by John M. Fayhee (Raven's Eye Press)
D-E-D, Dead by Larry Garner
Kop Killer by Warren Hammond (TOR Books)
Swift Run by Laura DiSilverio (Minotaur Books)
General Nonfiction
Dam Nation by Stephen Grace (Globe Pequot Press)
Full Body Burden by Kristen Iversen (Crown Publishing Group)
The Guide to Colorado Mammals by Mary Taylor Young (Fulcrum Publishing)
Genre Fiction
Clockwork Angels by Kevin J. Anderson (ECW Press)
The View from Here by Cindy Myers (Kensington Books)
Ticket to Hollywood by Gary Reilly (Running Meter Press)
A Ditch in Time: The City, the West and Water by Patricia Limerick (Fulcrum Publishing)
Colorado Women: A History by Gail M. Beaton (University Press of Colorado)
High Country Summers by Melanie Shellenbarger (University of Arizona Press)
The Admirals: Nimitz, Halsey, Leahy, and King – The Five-Star Admirals Who Won the War at Sea by Walter R. Borneman (Little, Brown and Company)
Juvenile Literature
Katerina's Wish by Jeannie Mobley (Simon & Schuster)
Mason Dixon: Basketball Disasters by Claudia Mills (Random House Children's Books)
The Marble Queen by Stephanie Blake (Amazon Children's Publishing)
Literary Fiction
East of Denver by Gregory Hill (Penguin Group USA – Dutton)
Mariano's Crossing by David M. Jessup (Pronghorn Press)
Rise by L. Annette Binder (Sarabande Books)
Crazy: A Creative and Personal Look at Mental Illness edited by Michael Hanna and Tami Leino Hanna (Adams Place)
Sleeping on the Summits: Colorado Fourteener High Bivys by Jon Kedrowski and Chris Tomer (Westcliffe Publishing)
The Murals of Colorado, Walls that Speak by Georgia McCracken Garnsey and Mary Motian Meadows (Westcliff Publishing)
Common Time by Chris Pusateri (Steerage Press)
Mormon Boy by Seth Brady Tucker (Elixir Press)
Second Nature by Jack Collom (Instance Press)
Young Adult Literature
Kissing Shakespeare by Pamela Mingle (Delacorte Books for Young Readers)
Rock on: a Story of Guitars, Gigs, Girls and a Brother (Not Necessarily in That Order) by Denise Vega (Little, Brown Books for Young Readers)
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Saturday, September 3, 2011
The Renaissance and Women
6 comments:
- Jennifer Lowery (Kamptner) said...
Sounds like my kind of heroine! Can't wait to read it! I wouldn't mind being a homemaker, but I would struggle BIG time with being subordinate to men :)
- September 3, 2011 at 3:53 PM
- Mary Preston said...
You only ever hear about the "Renaissance Man", never the woman or women.
My biggest challenge would be accepting my 'role'.
'Knight or Runes' look like a wonderful read.
- September 3, 2011 at 7:21 PM
- Lily Dewaruile said...
Celtic society was different for women, as you no doubt would expect me to say, Ruth. There were plenty of Renaissance Women with some impressive credentials, perhaps especially in Italy, who made their presence felt.
I think we have also to take into consideration that men wrote women out of history as much as possible. The oppression of women in England was a holdover from Teutonic/Anglo-Saxon society.
If I had lived in 17thC England, I would chose to be a nun.
- September 4, 2011 at 10:56 AM
- Sandy L. Rowland said...
I'm so glad I live now.
I'd be nursing my 9 child by now, if I lived.
Thanks for the post. Always interesting. What would I find hardest?
Keeping my opinionated mouth shut.
- September 4, 2011 at 4:33 PM
- Angelyn said...
great post--I equal going back in time almost as jarring as some historical fiction characters that behave as if they did indeed time travel from the 1960s to the 1560s.
I'd rather read time travel to enjoy a modern character in a past setting. Knight or Runes sounds great.
- September 5, 2011 at 10:33 AM
- Caroline Clemmons said...
I doubt I would survive long. However, time travels are one of my favorite reads. After all, I read to escape reality.
- September 5, 2011 at 10:52 AM


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As schemers, dreamers and self-proclaimed geniuses go, Anton Newcombe is up there with the best of them. For over 20 years now he's been the figurehead of The Brian Jonestown Massacre, a band for whom the term 'collective' was surely invented, considering the revolving door of supporting members coming and going since their formation. With 12 albums and an array of singles, EPs and compilation tracks on top, Newcombe's output with his band has been fairly prolific, if not always hitting the mark where quality control is concerned. Since being immortalised - if that's the right terminology to use in this instance? - in the film Dig! seven years ago, Newcombe's status as a cult icon is all but assured.
It also goes without saying that on their day, and as the likes of 1995's Methodrone, the following year's Thank God For Mental Illness and 2001's excellent Bravery Repetition And Noise ably demonstrate, Newcombe and The Brian Jonestown Massacre have created some wonderful music pretty much unparalleled by any of their peers. Bearing all of that in mind, this double album also boasts a glut of exquisitely crafted songs highlighting the talents of a man who once claimed he taught Thurston Moore how to detune a guitar and Kevin Shields to use pro-tools (he didn't, but that's by-the-by).
The Singles Collection (1992 - 2011) compiles 22 songs taken from various 7-inches and compilations for the first time ever on two CDs. Some of those, such as 'She Made Me' and 'Evergreen' most long-time fans of the band will be familiar with. Others, like the alternative versions of 'Never Ever' and 'Thoughts Of You', both recorded back in 1993 under the band's then-alter ego ACID, most probably will not.
On the whole though, this is about as comprehensive a digest documenting The Brian Jonestown Massacre's career on 45 to date as you're likely to find, and for the most part it's an ingeniously pleasurable experience. While the aforementioned coupling of 'She Made Me' and 'Evergreen' provide a familiar entrance point, it's the sitar-led folk of 'Convertible' and pulsating three-minute stomper 'Hide & Seek' that really set pulses racing on the first CD. An unblemished live recording of 'Methodrone' and the winsome 'Anemone' – still arguably the greatest five minutes of music Newcombe has ever recorded and undoubtedly a catalyst for Richard Ashcroft and co.'s career – shine like stars even in such austere surroundings. The Courtney Taylor-Taylor baiting 'Not If You Were The Last Dandy On Earth' brings the first half to its conclusion, again exemplifying both the best and worst traits of Newcombe's character.
The second CD sees the band move from their shoegaze-inspired roots into more experimental waters, both 'This Is Why You Love Me' and 'Lantern' sounding like they could have been outtakes from The Byrds' classic Fifth Dimension opus. Moving into the twenty-first century, the less prolific nature of the band's output possibly coincides with Newcombe's priorities having changed, fatherhood and marriage obviously occupying prime positions in his current pecking order. That said, 2005's 'Nailing Honey To The Bee' finds The Brian Jonestown Massacre at their most ferocious and boisterous for a decade or more, while this year's 'Illuminati' and 'There's A War Going On' push the boundaries even further, the former proffering MGMT styled electronica and multi-layered instrumentation while the latter acts as a rather proficient update of The Animals 'House Of The Rising Sun'.
Overall, The Singles Collection (1992 - 2011) is a fitting tribute to one of this generation's most underrated (except by himself) songwriters and musicians. As a starting place for anyone wishing to explore the crazy world of Anton Newcombe, it serves its purpose and more besides.
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A letter from Mike Huber, Director, Camp & Retreat Ministries:
"The quiet transition from autumn to winter is not a bad time at all. It's a time for protecting and securing things and for making sure you've got in as many supplies as you can. It's nice to gather together everything you possess as close to you as possible, to store up your warmth and your thoughts and burrow yourself into a deep hole inside, a core of safety where you can defend what is important and precious and your very own. Then the cold and the storms and the darkness can do their worst. They can grope their way up the walls looking for a way in, but they won't find one, everything is shut, and you sit inside, laughing in your warmth and your solitude, for you have had foresight."
- Tove Jansson, Moominvalley in November
I came across this quote recently and it stirred me. It moved me in several ways as I contemplated my personal love of autumn as my favorite season of the year. This is a time of year that in our part of the world the earth is in such change and yet so beautiful. Our neighbor creatures are gathering in supplies and getting ready to hunker down in preparation for the season just around the corner. Like our neighbors, my family enjoys harvesting apples every fall and our bounty is used in many ways over the coming months, even as gifts to others. Last year my cousin Betsy, from Tennessee, came for a visit during fall for the first time since childhood. She must have taken no less than 2,000 photos of the autumn colors that week. She was astounded by the beauty and change of the landscape.
Tove Jansson's quote also makes me think about our centers and how they have provided safety and security for so many people throughout the seasons of their life. The turbulent cold storms and darkness of our lives are made bearable because we may enter the sacred places apart and find peace, solitude, renewal and revival. A young child at summer camp as well as an adult on retreat carries burdens, questions, and anxieties on their heart that once one sits by the water experiencing the beauty of the Adirondacks, Western NY, the Finger Lakes or the Catskill Region while receiving the hospitality of Christian servants will be welcomed by the Holy Spirit.
I confess that I also considered the reality that it seems many camp and retreat centers, and for that matter many churches, have hunkered down and seem to have remained in that position unwilling to experience the fullness of changing seasons. Hiding from a storm does not mean that it is not there. We must not remain trapped in a place where we do not allow the Holy Spirit to move us and grow us. The Holy Ground of our centers are campfires
for the soul. Jesus told us to gather together to worship and praise and then to Go Out into the world. We must not sit gathered together sheltered from the world. What foresight our founding sisters and brothers had when they established our amazing sites. I don't imagine that they intended them to be places trapped in time but rather places where we may gather together for a time and no matter what is happening in our lives we may come to the
water and be renewed in the knowledge that there is a God, God loves us and God wants a relationship with us. It is this reality that challenges us to then go and serve the world.
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 38 diseños de 20 diseñadores freelance.
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Rubens Restaurant is a chic and contemporary restaurant. A signature of the restaurant are the steps leading up to the front door, and these are to figure prominently in the logo design. The logo should be clean and simple.
Our target audience are both guests staying our adjacent hotel and also returning and new guests. We target all audiences but want the logo to reflect an upmarket clientèle.
A logo that incorporates the restaurant's steps and possibly front door (depending on how they work together) together with it's name. The logo will be used for all of the restaurants stationary, signage etc. so must be legible at various sizes. Keep the colour to a minimum, using earth tones as a base.
While we are looking to have the steps as a feature, other ideas and designs are welcome if you feel they are strong.
Attached are some images of the front of the restaurant.
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Tibetan students in west China clash with police
Associated Press - November 27, 2012
More than 80 Tibetans in China have set themselves on fire since 2009 in protest against what overseas supporters say is China's strict control over Tibet's Buddhist culture and a suffocating security presence in Tibetan regions.
Four more self-immolations were reported Sunday and Monday in Gansu, Sichuan and Qinghai provinces.
At least 20 students were hospitalized Monday after a protest turned violent in Qinghai province's Hainan prefecture, US broadcaster Radio Free Asia said in an emailed statement that cited Tibetan exile sources who were in touch with Hainan residents. London-based exile group Free Tibet said up to 1,000 students took part in the demonstration.
Radio Free Asia said students were angry over a booklet distributed at Tsolho Medical Institute in Hainan that called Tibetan irrelevant and condemned immolation protests by Tibetans as "acts of stupidity." It said students burned the books in their protest.
Hainan government and police officials referred calls to other departments where the phone rang unanswered on Tuesday.
The broadcaster also quoted anonymous sources inside China's Tibetan areas as saying teenaged nun Sangay Dolmas died from self-immolation on Sunday in Qinghai's Tongren county. On Monday, 18-year-old Kunchok Tsering died after burning himself in Gansu province's Xiahe county while in Sichuan's Seda country a 20-year-old former monk, Wang Gyal, self-immolated though his condition was not immediately known, it said.
Also Monday, in Gansu province's Luqu county, 24-year-old Gonpo Tsering died after setting himself ablaze, the report said.
The Washington, D.C.-based International Campaign for Tibet said that as of Monday the toll in China's Tibetan areas from self-immolations had reached 84, though the organization's count did not include Gonpo Tsering.
Most of the protesters have doused themselves with gasoline and set themselves alight after shouting slogans calling for Tibetan independence and blessings for the Dalai Lama, Tibet's exiled Buddhist leader. China blames him for encouraging the wave of self-immolations that Beijing has apparently been powerless to stop despite stepped-up security and an extensive spying network.
Independent verification of events and conditions in Tibet is nearly impossible because of restrictions on travel.
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We're going to distract all attention from our horrible #FTBullies status by a well-tested expedient: We're going to blame Rebecca Watson for everything. At last, all Deep Rifts are healed!
I must highlight a comment from kosk11348 that encapsulates the whole recent mess.
The best analogy I've heard yet for understanding this situation is a fire evacuation plan. Fires are rare, yet it makes sense to have a plan in place. Continuing that analogy, here's my rundown of the "conversation" thus far:
FTB: "Fire evacuation plans are a good idea. We recommend that all skeptical events have one."
DJ Grothe: "All this talk of fires scares away attendees. Plus TAM has never, ever had a fire."
Stephanie Zvan: "Actually, there have been a few small fires at TAM. Remember that trash can that caught on fire?"
DJ Grothe: "Yes, I put that fire out myself. At no time did anyone feel unsafe."
FTB: "Ok, but you just said…never mind. The point is, because there was no policy in place, we now have no record of the fire, no investigation into the cause of the fire, and no reason to think another fire might happen again. Are you currently training your staff to know what to do in the event of a fire?"
DJ Grothe: "We have a robust fire evacuation plan printed in our literature. It reads: 'TAM hates fires.'"
FTB: "But that's not really a plan…"
Russell Blackford: "Is there any evidence that things burn?"
MRAs: "Look, it's the fire department's job to handle fires. If you are on fire, call them."
FTB: "Huh? You're saying it's the victim's responsibility to alert the fire department? What about the responsibility of the organizers…"
MRAs: "#FTB bullies say TAM is infested with arsonists!"
FTB: "What? Nobody is saying that! Arsonists do exist, sure. But we have no reason to think TAM is any worse than the general population in that respect. Look, it's really simple…"
Ophelia Benson: "You know, I was schedule to speak at TAM, but I just got this really weird letter explaining in great detail about what to do when I find myself in a fire at TAM. Like, seriously detailed. It described the flames singing my hair, peeling my flesh…"
Russell Blackford: "Way to overreact to a helpful warning!"
Thunderf00t: "I will continue to offer to light friends' cigarettes for them and you can't stop me!"
Paula Kirby: "The firestasi see fires everywhere because they love to pretend they are all victims of fire, just like the Nazis."
FTB: "Ok, now this is just getting bizarre…"
Harriet Hall's T-shirt: "I feel safe from fires at TAM (even though it still doesn't have a fire evacuation plan)"
FTB: *sigh*
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Seeing the most beautiful
Aishwarya Rai and her husband Abhishek Bachnan just passed through here for a photocall on the beach not too long ago. I could only look at her for a few seconds. Same goes for when she's been on the carpets at the galas every night. Not because she's not nice to look at, but because she's TOO nice to look at. I read one of those freak ass fairy tales once about a man who never wanted to see true beauty because some craggly old shaman told him when he was a boy that the day he saw true beauty would be the day he would die. He fell in love when he was 25 with a gorgeous girl, then got hit by a car.
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Last week's WW was identified at the end of the comments, and the week before was an image of the Illinois Monument at the Vicksburg battlefield.
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Oh my goodness, a thinking WW! I thought school was out for the summer :)
I am HORRIBLE at recognizing people, but my first thought was Alexander Hamilton. He served our country by posing for a portrait for the front of our ten dollar bill. (I'm kidding of course).
How can one name ALL the different ways he served our country? Founding father, officer in General Washington's army, leader in the Constitutional Convention, treasurer political party leader, president...whew, the list goes on.
If it's not Hamilton, then I'm terribly embarrassed and haven't got a clue :)
Major General Arthur St. Claire
Joined the Revolution right when it began.
1776 - Send to Ft. Ticonderoga and court-martialed due to its loss. Later reinstated
1785-1787 - Member of the Continental Congress
1787- 9th President of the Congressional Congress under Articles of Confederation
1787 - appointed governor of what is now Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and parts of Wisconsin, and Minnesota. Named Cincinnati, Ohio after the Society of the Cincinnati (which Gen/Pres Washington created as a society for former officers during the Revolution - still in existence today).
1789 - Governor of NW Terrority.
1791 - Named C-in-C of Fed Trps when war began over Native American treaty negotiations.
1800 - Served as governor of Ohio Territory
Was a fervent Federalist and was removed from governorship by Jefferson in 1802.
Any other questions EHT? Geez-louise, make 'em harder. Bring it on lady! ;)
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EHT, I LOVE it when you post stuff about the revolution. I could just eat that up all day long.
Oh, and regarding the last sentence of my previous post? Don't make 'em too hard, then I feel really really dumb and I don't like that feeling! Makes me work hard.
I don't know who it is, but I love to read your posts because I love history and I love learning. Keep it up it is great.
I always feel like the History Channel here.
I am finally going to blogroll you.
Eric has pointed out someone I didn't even know!
Well, thanks everyone. I needed a few compliments today, even if I planned poorly and Eric was able to identify my image right way. Durn, but that's they way it goes somestimes when you plann a lesson. You discover your kids already know the material....then you have to take a deep breath and back up and take a different course. I'll do better next week.
Actually, some family business has taken my time this week and I haven't gotten to plan like I normally do...and I knew I was in trouble when I posted over at the WW site and saw I was number 300 plus. I guess 12 noon is kind of late to post a WW.
I will tell you the truth. I had no idea who this guy was. BUT! I did recognize the rank as a 2-star general (AKA: Major General). Once that was determined, I knew the Continental Congress had only authorized a handful of Maj Generals; about 13 or of them. With so few, I knew finding their portraits would be a cake walk and so proceeded to google "major general" and "revolution" and other similar keywords. and viola! There it was as plain as the nose on his face!
But seriously EHT, thanks for the WW on the Am. Rev. I loved it. It was fun finding it and learning more about him.
Congrats Eric! (and yes, I'm blushing with embarrassment). I did notice the military uniform and knew Hamilton was an high-ranking officer under General Washington but had no clue on the ranking system. That's what happens when I don't do my homework! :) Great job on this!
This is one WW site that I'll be sure to visit again. Thanks EHT!
Eric, you and Lynanne have shown the exact way I want students to react to images I might place in front of them in the classroom. Take risks and guess based on your prior knowledge....wrong answers in an exercise like this does not mean failure. It means minds are working, minds are connected, and minds are engaged.
Analyze the image for clues...use your prior knowledge, and sometimes did a little deeper.
I think this would be a great example to use with students to show them the different way you both came to a conclusion.
If we want students, especially my young ones, to think critically we have to actually show them the thought processes that are involved.
Eric was too fast for me!
I wonder if you can figure out my WW? (It should be easy.)
I like how you combine WW with TT!


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Taylor Swift says that she has no urge to take her clothes off.
Unlike other chart stars, the Red singer says that she wants to expose herself through her music rather than her clothing.
The 24-year-old tells the US version of Glamour: "I find it relatively easy to keep my clothes on because I don't really feel like taking them off. It's not an urge I have.
"For me 'risky' is revealing what really happened in my life through music. Risky is writing confessional songs and telling the true story about a person with enough details so everyone knows who that person is.
"That's putting myself out there, maybe even more than taking my shirt off."
Taylor also opened up about her views on relationships, saying: " I think everyone should approach relationships from the perspective of playing it straight and giving someone the benefit of the doubt.
"Until he establishes that this is a game. And if it's a game, you need to win. The best thing to do is just walk away from the table."
She added: "Silence speaks so much louder than screaming tantrums. Never give anyone an excuse to say that you're crazy."