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Meaning of name Eckbert
Etymology : German cognate of EGBERT
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Such a charming and endearing personality, Eckbert , is tactful, sensitive, emotional and intuitive! He is both extremely shy and tender hearted, and is inclined to forget his own ego for the benefit of others. He is endowed with an active imagination, and his daydreams are in coherence with his master number 11, leaning towards altruism, innovation and utopia. Mother Theresa could seem a little self-centred in comparison! However, between fantasy and reality there is a gap that Eckbert isn´t always capable of crossing, and so he will often live at the vibration of the number 2, a lower octave. This could make him passive, nonchalant or even lazy, cooperative as always, but relatively dependent on others. Faced with the harsh realities of life, he may be tempted to take refuge in a « fool´s paradise » such as drugs or alcohol... Such an unselfish soul is a rare and precious thing: he is likely to be valued by others for his helpfulness, generosity and his understanding of the meaning of true friendship. As a child, he is fragile and needs to be showered with love and affection, as well as stimulation and encouragement. His school reports are likely to be peppered with remarks such as «he has his head in the clouds», and «a daydreamer»... So it would be a good idea to help him to keep his feet on the ground as well. His emotional and sensorial powers would be less abstract if he chooses to direct them into a hobby that he is passionate about, such as a musical instrument. On the same note, taking part in a group activity would equally be very beneficial to his development, going some way towards satisfying his aspirations with regards to friendship and solidarity, and he would give the very best of himself. Away from the warmth and protection of the group, he is like a fish out of water... coincidentally enough his astrological sign is very often Pisces; with Neptune is his ruling planet.
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He likes people, friends, strangers and everyone in between; although he remains paradoxically very shy. Peace and quiet is essential to him and he is willing to go to great lengths to achieve it, using diplomacy and grace. Nevertheless, if the 11 is expressed (life Path Number, day of birth or if he was born under the sign of Aquarius), he could reveal himself to be passionate (social), impatient, brutal and even fanatic, with the desire to crush anything that gets in the way of his ardour. Romantically, he´s a knight in shining armour who understands the language of nature, as well as that of a woman´s soul, so similar to his own. He seeks synergy in a relationship: unity and paternity are essential values, in his eyes.
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With 29 as his active number there could be some disruption to his emotional life as well as a tendency towards excess (strange or confusing situations), the creative aspect of this number favours success. Moreover, his ambition is to find meaning in his life, without necessarily considering the financial benefit. Hence he could choose one of the following professions: artist, decorator, hairdresser, florist, activity leader, occupations in connection with the media..., in relation to the human being (medicine, law, justice, counselling, parapsychology, religion...), in one way or another related to travel and overseas travel, and anything that will allow him to make the most of his innovative mind...
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Thanks to the numerology, we propose you daily a horoscope personalized for your first name. Love, money , Shape: discover what waits for you for today. In Bonus every day find your daily lucky figure .. Horoscope of the first names
Love :Couples: Harmony will once again reign between the two of you. Singles: Make the most of your own company, you are unlikely to meet "the one" today.
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This homemade costume for women entered our 2012 Halloween Costume Contest.
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This is ME as a Zombie. Since i love "The Walking Dead" tv show on AMC... I wanted to be a zombie. I use foam latex mask. Took me hours. I did the makeup myself.. my mom did my hair. Everyone loved it. i hope u like it. :)

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Buffalo, NY. – June 15, 2017 – OnCore Golf Technology announced today that rising star on the South American Tour Filip Timmerman, has signed an agreement with OnCore to play its new ELIXR golf ball after testing nearly every major competitive Tour ball.
Timmerman joins Team OnCore with an impressive resume of amateur and professional tournament-tested accomplishments that places him in an elite class of South American golfers. Hailing from Santiago, Chile, he is one of the most aggressive, performance-driven players south of the border. Filip stated: "I am looking to begin an exciting new chapter and phase of my professional career by matching my play with a company that is uniquely different and exciting in style and product."
Positioned as part of a new and emerging group of accomplished millennial golfers, OnCore's director of player development, Brian McGahey characterized Timmerman as one of the most exciting players on the South American Tour. "Filip is as skilled off the tee as he is around the greens. What moved Flip to the ELIXR was the unparalleled distance he achieved off the tee and the added combination of soft feel and increased confidence in his ability to craft controlled short game shots. Timmerman is highly respected among the Chilean golf community for both his skill and playing style and we look forward to seeing what he can accomplish with the great performance characteristics of the ELIXR."
Luis Kuronya, OnCore's director of Latino markets added: "Filip will be playing a full schedule of events this year throughout South America and will be spreading the news about how performance oriented the ELIXR golf ball is under tournament conditions to his fans and our distributors. We're looking forward to a very successful year for him and for OnCore Golf."
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Chiropractic services at Branch Health Clinic Naval Base Coronado, Branch Health Clinic Naval Base San Diego, and Branch Medical Clinic Miramar have been helping patients with their muscle and joint pain for seven years.
The chiropractic services at the Branch Health Clinics started in 2003, and treat approximately 300 patients per week, generating about 55 to 60 appointments per day at the three health clinics in the San Diego area, with one chiropractor per clinic.
All active duty service members are eligible for chiropractic care. Patients may receive referrals from their primary care doctor for the chiropractor. The chiropractic services fall under the physical therapy department. Patients are primarily seen by the chiropractor for back and neck pain.
"Many muscle and joint imbalances are due to a prior injury resulting in stiffness in joints or muscles," said Cmdr. Michael D. Rosenthal, Department Head of Physical and Occupational Therapy at Naval Medical Center San Diego. "Our bodies do a very good job of compensating for those things so unless someone really works hard to get back to their pre-injury condition, patients will often times develop muscle or joint imbalance with tightness, weakness and/or stiffness."


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New England keeps its stride after 2 tragedies
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FILE - People observe a moment of silence in honor of the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing on Boylston Street near the race finish line, exactly one week after the bombings in Boston, Mass. on Monday, April 22, 2013. In just a four-month span, New England has been the backdrop for two incidents of mass carnage - the Dec. 14, 2012 shootings in Newtown, Conn., that killed 20 children and six staff members at Sandy Hook Elementary School and the Boston Marathon bombings on April 15, 2013 that killed three people and injured more than 260. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty, File)


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Pagan Studies
Focusing on the Arte Magical as a practice and profession, we study various facets of magic through the lens of both classical and modern perspective. From ancient myth to urban legend to fiction and philosophy, all viewed through the eyes of a very practical magician.
Trade: an Essay on Exchange in the Art Magical
When a person comes into magic, they often do so largely because they're looking for that magical wand for themselves. Either they're looking for a magical cure for their problems, or they're looking for an explanation why things work out the way they do, and so on. They often don't even give themselves a moment to consider the applications for other people. Even the nicer kinds of people often have this blind spot- they're not being selfish, they're being considerate of meddling in other people's affairs.
Still, I have often said that the true mark of a magician of any sort (be it shaman, sorcerer, witch, etc.) is how they use their powers in aid of another. After all, the first focus of any magician is the mastery of one's self and one's own life. Of course, once one has accomplished that (no easy task, to be sure, but it is the first goal), it should stand to reason that a person would naturally turn their gaze outward towards their surroundings.
In the Marvel Universe (yes, I'm referencing comic books in my magical practice), there are three kinds of true magic- Arcanum Ego, or the magic of one's self and one's own personal "energies"; Arcanum Eco, the magic of one's environment and natural power; and Arcanum Exo, the magic of extraplanar forces and beings. For myself and my own experience, this seemed entirely natural as a system of understanding. My own studies of astrology have taught about the modes of Personal, Interpersonal, and Transpersonal ideology and wisdom- if you haven't learned this yet, the twelve signs are split into four Personal (Aries, Taurus, Gemini, and Cancer), four Interpersonal (Leo, Virgo, Libra, and Scorpio), and four Transpersonal signs (Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces).
But now I'm rambling- it simply makes sense to me that as one progresses through the lessons of mastering one's personal wisdom, one would then expand outward into interpersonal and interactive, and finally transpersonal and larger-view wisdoms. Indeed, this is reflected in the old guild structure of Apprentice (learn the basics), Journeyman (take your show on the road, so to speak), then Master (good enough now to begin teaching), and Grandmaster (your students have gone off and become Masters of their own now). It's been a part of human practice and profession for centuries now, and it's at the heart of every trade we follow.
And that's where it really gets meaningful, in my opinion- trade. A trade is something one does in order to make one's way in life- a way of offering goods and services in exchange for what one needs in one's life.
I make no mistake, in my study- magic has been an actual profession for far longer than people have looked at it as a hobby or entertainment. Indeed, religion is a trade too- being a priest or priestess was more than merely an emotional thing. The priests lived and worked at their temples, took their sustenance from the shrines and from those they aided in their work. Even the old country people had priests and shamans and witch-folk, and these people were paid for their work, through chickens and yarn all the way to good coin. Magic never would have survived as a practice if it hadn't had something to offer, and offered something to its practitioners beyond "the mysteries of the Sublime."
In Europe, Asia, and Africa, people still pay well for mystical services, and these aren't sham services either. They're genuine, and they're respected as much as medical services, religious rites, and other acts of service to the community. This isn't a "bygone era" thing either, it's modern day.
And yet, I run into many witches who go out of their way not only to eschew any concept of honoring the old arts of trade, but who are actively against such practices. People who say they follow the Old Ways, and yet they almost spit on the same old practices which were the survival of those ancestors they venerate. And they seem to extend the same disgust towards people nowadays who do the same.
Now, I don't get a lot of resentment for what I do these days- it's clear to most people that I offer something of more than fair value when I charge money. I also make a clear distinction between readings and classes, and spell work. I nearly never charge money for any kind of spell-casting, and only allow people to pay me for guidance-based things.
This isn't merely because of worries about fraud and snake oil accusations either- I have complete faith in my work. It's largely because I've learned a hard lesson in the arena of trade, perhaps one that those magical folk who eschew money in the Craft have also learned: magic has a cost to it, and the more one wishes to gain out of a spell, the more one will have to lose out of their own life to balance things out.
I've yet to see anyone pay enough in cash to equal a wish coming true. I mean really, how can you put a price on your health? Or upon true love? Or perhaps upon justice to the monster who has been harming your family for years?
There isn't a number that can equal such an emotional and subjective thing.
But make no mistake- though it cannot be measured in dollars and cents, there is a balance that can and will be paid. From your heart and soul, from your fate, from your life and health... there is always a price. Often, the price is innocence; we've heard it said in many different ways, "be careful what you wish for." Or as Neil Gaiman's character Desire said best- "The price of getting what you want, is getting what once you wanted."
Faery tales, proverbs, and old legends are full of this message- sometimes the problem is not that you don't have what you want. The problem is that you refuse to be happy.
As a magician, it has been my privilege to help folks with their problems. I have helped heal folks of things like cancer, I have assisted couples in getting pregnant (with magic, nothing too skeezy). And I've been fortunate to be able to assist folks see the best options in their situations, in my years as a reader. And two things I've learned is universally true- what a person sacrifices for, they value forever, and the price will always be fair, even if it doesn't seem so at first
I had an angry woman ask me once when discussing money exchange for classes- "Would it be ethically ok to insist upon sexual favors in exchange for classes?" I come from a state where prostitution isn't illegal, and I have had many friends in the sex trade. I believe I surprised her, actually. I told her "No, not for me they would not be." She asked why, as if trying to imply that a whore is a whore, in whatever way one sees it.
My reason was because for me, sex is a communion of equals- as a teacher, the dynamic between me and a student is not equal, and that facilitates the exchange- they gain what wisdom I can give them, and they pay me what I charge them, and as a result, we become equals in areas of education. A good prostitute charges a fair price for what he offers- the best courtesans were lauded not for their bedroom skills, but for their education and skills in all arenas of life.
I believe I surprised her with my answer- I think she expected me to be outraged, I have no idea why.
The early prostitutes were priestesses and priests, and again, I live in an area where this isn't a shocking thing.
In the end, I follow the old adage of witches, which predates the Wiccan Threefold Law: "What is done to me, by my witch's oath, I shall return thrice fold- once for myself, once for the other, and once for all of witchcraft." I learned that little tidbit from my teacher years ago, and have never forgotten it. We are due respect and kindness, and we have the ability not only to advocate for ourselves and our own needs and rights, but also for the rights and the good of others. To me, that is a major part of being a good magician- to find a balanced and fair way to offer that to the world, so that we are not merely taking from it, but also giving to it.
What are your own views about trade in the Art? Feel free to comment below- and please be respectful to others in your comments.
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
As someone who's done barter on occasion for one of my other businesses, I prefer to be paid in money. While it is true that money can't fully represent the actual price in and of itself, what it really represents is what you can do with it in turn. So if you pay me for services rendered, I can then take that money and pay someone else for services, groceries, bills, etc. But what I'm really paying for is my own experiences and again while money can't fully represent that experience, what it does do is provide the means to have the experience without near as much concern or comparison about the value a person is getting as occurs with bartering.
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Interesting point, Taylor. I myself have found that a person who facilitates my life through an act of kindness or generosity will find that they have earned a favor from me. It doesn't seem to work quite right if they do so because they're trying to manipulate me. I assume that's because money, like "energy" or blood or breath, is merely a conduit for what we have inside to offer. *chuckles*· Taylor Ellwood likes this comment.
Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Is getting paid money manipulation? I don't think so. Getting paid is simply setting a price on services rendered. At the same time it is up to the person offering said services to clearly demonstrate not merely the features of the services, but what they will help the client achieve, and how that achievement will be linked to the benefits in order to justify the price that will be paid (indeed if you can't clearly show the justification people won't pay. They need to be clear on the value to decide if it equals the price or better yet exceeds it).
Additionally there is a relationship component to business, which is significant to continued business. People tend to prefer to do business with other people that they like and trust. Thus if there is a hint of manipulation it can quickly turn into a loss of business as people will spread the word. It is on the business owner to continually prove the value of what s/he offers as well as developing a genuine relationship where s/he shows concern and caring that the customer knows is genuine.
Like you I do find that people who take care of me are people I want to take care of. Money is one way I can help take care of them, i.e. through choosing to do business with them, though not the only way. And I can see your point of money being a conduit for what we offer inside.· S. Rune Emerson likes this comment.
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Behold, the Field Is White
1. Behold, the field is white,
All ready for the harvest.
Now serve with all your might;
Be valiant in the conquest.
Then with God's help we now begin
To gather sacred Israel in.
Our standard's set;
Our faith is strong.
This is the work of God!
2. Behold, the field is white;
Then march forth with great valor
To spread the gospel light,
With faith in God's great power.
Each child of God is of great worth;
His arm extends to all on earth.
We're called as they of old were called.
This is the work of God!
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Composition Date: 1997-08-01
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This is Minuet by J.Krieger
If I look at the 6-7-8 bars, there is the following chord progression: E - E(7) - Am
With a trill in the 7th bar. I feel like the 6 bar does a kind of "teasing" in a tonal sense i.e from the dominant E you want to go straight to the tonic but the trill in the 7th prolongs the tension.
Is my analysis correct? and is there a name for this "structure"?


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Apparently, Danny Trejo has opened up an actual restaurant called 'Trejo's Tacos'. Now you can virtually eat in his restaurant which is staffed by other Danny Trejo's. If you have a virtual reality viewer you can simply look around, otherwise you'll have to use the cursor in the corner of the screen to change your perspective.
Speaking of Trejo's Tacos, if you've ever wanted to see this iconic badass banter with a bunch of pretty ladies on a cooking show, look no futher:
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Let Not Our Souls Forget
1. O Lord, our hearts are turned this hour to thee.
Harvest now is safely gathered in.
O, move our hearts to thankfulness
As now we eat the fruits of labors blest.
2. Let not our grateful souls forget to tithe,
For this law observed abundance brings.
O, let each one unselfishly
Give tithes that heaven's windows may unfold.
3. Relieve our minds of trials and toils gone by.
Calm the fretting heart and dry the tear.
Let all our thanks in unison
Be sung to thee for this abundant year.
Text: Dan Carter
Music: Dan Carter
Artist: Carter
Album: Music Published in the Church Magazines: Ensign
Composition Date: 1981-03-01
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Konka Expose 970 hands-on
Konka phones rarely (if ever) grace our desks at home, but the company certainly makes a solid effort to show them off to the masses at trade shows like CES. The latest device featured at Konka's booth is the Expose 970, which offers a 4.5-inch qHD IPS screen, dual-core 1GHz unspecified CPU, Android 4.0, 8MP rear camera and 2MP front-facing cam. We took a few minutes out of the last day of the show to stop by and peek at the 970, and our experiences are just about the same as what we anticipated: the qHD display was clear and bright, the screen was actually quite responsive and the processor seemed to perform pretty well for a lower-end dual-core. The Kanzi UI is pretty easy to figure out -- the icons are very reminiscent of what you'd find on Meizu's Flyme OS. The phone is a little thicker than we'd like to see, and the back cover is definitely on the glossy end of the fingerprint magnet spectrum. If curiosity gets the best of you, head below to scope out a few images of the latest Konka.
Gallery: Konka Expose 970 hands-on
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Cuccinelli: ACA an 'embarrassment'
Virginia gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli, tapped to deliver the weekly Republican address on Saturday, denounced Obamacare as "deeply flawed" and a "national embarrassment."
The attorney general was the first to challenge the Affordable Care Act in federal court, and he maintains that the law remains unconstitutional in his commentary.
Cuccinelli's campaign has been hurt by the prolonged government shutdown, and less than three weeks before the off-year election he is eager to help the national party turn its attention back to the still-unpopular health law and its rocky roll out.
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"President Obama's ideas are deeply flawed and the implementation of this law has been a national embarrassment," said Cuccinelli. "Let me be plain, the law that carries the president's name is the hallmark of a reckless federal bureaucracy that has lost its way."
Cuccinelli said that the University of Virginia, his alma mater, just announced that it will no longer be able to provide health care coverage to many spouses of their employees and the Fairfax County Water Authority is dropping some coverage because of the law's taxes.
"If the politicians who gave us this train wreck expect us to live by this law, then the same law without special exemptions should apply to Congress," he said. "Is that really too much to ask?"
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Cuccinelli, who has struggled with fundraising and is getting crushed in the air war, had only $1 million in cash to spend at the start of this month. The weekly radio address is widely picked up by radio stations around the country.


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I am working with rat cardiomyocytes (h9c2) and I am new to these cells. After different treatments, when i do a western blot, surprising or rather I may say, shockingly i am getting loading controls such as GAPDH and beta actin always irregular/upregulated!! I thought at first its my issue with loading, but even after caring to minute details Still Iam having problems with these controls. Papers say GAPDH /actin is fantastic!!
yesterday I performed the western again, GAPDH and beta actin as usual upregulated in treated cells, but I found some non specific band near 60-70KDA in uniform fashion!! very perfect!!
Now I doubt if my loading is not proper how come these band come uniform? What might be those bands? I thought hsc70 at first, but cardiostress may normally affect the expression pattern of hsc, right? If I Know what is this protein can I use it as my internal control?
Is there anyone working working with h9c2 cells in our forum who can help me? please help...Iam stuck with it for past few months and need to settle this endogenous loading control issue once if I want to progress into my main project...
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These leaked screenshots add a smidgen of weight to the New York Times rumor which suggested that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S IV would offer smart auto-scrolling by tracking your eyes.
The screenshots, published by Sammobile from an unnamed sources, need to be taken with a grain of salt. But if the images are genuine, then they suggest that the phone will offer a highly customizable auto-scroll feature—that you can choose to use in particular apps and adjust the speed of—as well as a smart-pause feature, which stops video if you look away.
How useful those features would be—and how well they'd be executed in practice—is unclear. If, of course, they even exist. Oh, and one last thing: Sammobile also says that the images back up claims of a 1080p display. Well, not long to wait before we find out now. [Sammobile via Sammyhub via Engdaget]


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Cheney postpones visit amid planned protest, calls for arrest
Just two days before a scheduled visit from former Vice President Dick Cheney, the Miller Center at the University of Virginia announced November 14 that Cheney would be postponing his visit to talk about his new book, In My Time: A Personal and Political Memoir. Originally, Cheney had been scheduled to visit with his daughter, Liz Cheney, who co-authored the book with her father, but that later became a solo visit from the former VP.
According to Miller Center Director of Communications Kristy Schantz, Cheney postponed the November 16 visit for "personal reasons" and plans to reschedule sometime early next year. Schantz said the last minute cancellation had nothing to do with a planned protest outside the Miller Center, or a request from local anti-war activist David Swanson to local government and police officials that Cheney be arrested for "conspiracy to torture."
"Were a local resident credibly accused of torture, I sincerely doubt you would hesitate to seek his or her immediate arrest and indictment," wrote Swanson in a letter to Mayor Dave Norris and Police Chief Timothy Longo.
Cheney has unapologetically and publicly supported the Bush Administration's use of water-boarding between 2001 and 2009, something many construe to be torture.
Indeed, Miller Center audience members caused a ruckus last year during a visit from University of California law professor John Yoo, the Justice Department lawyer who wrote the infamous "torture memos" that the Bush Administration used to justify water-boarding terrorist suspects, prompting a scolding from the Center's programs director, George Gilliam, accustomed to more staid Miller Center forum events.
In fact, Swanson and several other protesters were hauled away by police during that event. Asked to sit down after being the first to ask Yoo questions, Swanson refused and shouted, "I am not going to sit down in a room with a war criminal." An afternoon protest followed the forum event.
This time, Swanson and company were planning a similar protest, mostly because Miller Center officials had decided not to allow such disruptions during the forum event.
In his letter, Swanson cites the Law Enforcement Oath of Honor and calls on Chief Longo "never to betray" his badge and "always uphold the Constitution" in an attempt to convince him of the logic of arresting Cheney for advocating torture.
Indeed, protesters in Charlottesville appear to have taken a page from Code Pink's playbook. In San Francisco last week, the activist group demanded the same thing of local police when Cheney attended a conference at the Palace Hotel, effectively launching an "Arrest Cheney" movement that seems to be following the former VP around the country. And also to other countries. In September, a Cheney visit to Vancouver to discuss his new book drew 250 protesters and similar demands for his arrest by local officials.
"There is no good excuse I am aware of not to arrest Dick Cheney if he sets foot in Charlottesville," wrote Swanson. "Other towns in the United States have passed ordinances committing to seeking his arrest should he set foot there. Charlottesville should be able to expect no less of its law enforcement officers."Read more on: dick cheney
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I think it may be time for David Swanson to either spend some time in jail or seek some serious mental health help.
It's unfortunate that Cheney wouldn't be in town, I was hoping he could get a taste of what his torture policies did to ordinary Iraqi citizens, plucked from their families with no warning. The portraits and testimonies, by Daniel Heyman, of Abu Ghraib detainees in "Bearing Witness"- a show currently at UVA's Ruffin Gallery are rendered with beauty and emotion.
from the catalogue:
" I witnessed the interviews of over 40 former detainees of Abu Ghraib Prison's notorious " hard site" . Often the victims of torture- for what else can we call this? - were arrested in the middle of the night ripped from their homes by mob-like patrols of US soldiers. ....
After hearing the particulars of an arrest I heard the particulars of each interrogation ....- things so awful it is hard to write them here. "
But write them he does and scrolled across the portraits - bearing witness to the policies of our government and the dictates of Dick Cheney.
" I am a farmer . I was 22 at the time of the arrest ...They brought me to interrogation and tied a rope around my middle and hooked this to hooks on the wall. My feet were off the ground. My arms and leg that were broken were painful, and my penis that was still tied tight hurt from the dragging. I was interrogated 3 hours. The interpreter shook my broken leg, and they shot my wrist with an electrical gun. That lasted 3 hours. I passed out. I came to in my cell. I was in so much pain. I was screaming. They dragged me by my arms....."
Please, if you do nothing else --do not miss this show ! If you have not paid attention to the torture at Abu Ghraib these gripping, beautiful portraits of victims will touch you forever, and you will never be the same- I promise.
The exhibit " Bearing Witness " by Daniel Heyman at Ruffin Gallery
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Because of Cheney's efforts to defend this country, David Swanson and City Girl haven't faced a domestic attack since 9/11; they should both feel free to leave for a more enlightened, third-world country at any time.
@TC - There are no facts to support your hypothesis, many other factors are in play.
This good man deserves our gratitude for helping to keep the country safe.
God bless Mr. Cheney!
I thank David Swanson for his letter to Charlottesville leadership and police. I agree that Dick Cheney and other former and current administration should be indicted for crimes and prosecuted for crimes against humanity. To those who are missing Dick, I wouldn't hold breath for rescheduled visit.
The Charlottesville Police (via Maurice Jones, via City Council) wouldn't arrest the 'occupiers' in Lee Park for two nights past curfew without a permit. What makes Swanson think they would arrest Dick Cheney? LOL. Somebody tell me he was joking. Please.
Dave was all excited to run around the front of the Miller Center hoisting the cardboard drone used in that pitiful street theatre of his at Perriello's office last year. The poor boy is all dressed up for a protest with nowhere to go
But I've got an idea. Since Evan Knappenberger has literally folded his tent and slinked out of Lee Park, I bet there's space available for Dave! I think he should go Occupy himself.
Cheney died years ago. What's left is an animatronic facsimile (of course, he never had a heart to begin with).
Yes the world is safer for Haliburton now. Safer for quail too.
"We kept us safe for seven years," Cheney says!
He didn't cherry-pick information to support the invasion,- it was his completely fabricated lies. Those lies and that invasion caused the deaths of 5,000 soldiers, and he knew, like everyone, that they'd be killed as invaders. Those soldiers died for nothing.
Cheney is a mass murderer.
Cheney, Wolfowitz, and the others should all be tried for war crimes, except Bush. You can't hold an idiot responsible for their actions. I use the word "idiot" in the clinical sense. Yes we have lost close to 5000 souls but that doesn't come close to the tens of thousands civilians we have massacred. For those who fantasize about a valid reason for us to be there ask yourself this: Where did they find the weapons of mass destruction? Don't know? I'll tell you, in the Golf of Tonkin. Don't know where that is or the significance of the question? Then keep your thoughts to yourself cause any post you make is unworthy for consideration.
I am concerned that killing, torturing, murdering, has become so sanitized through mass media and modern techniques of warfare, that we no longer have a real understanding of the horror it brings to individual lives and families.
That is why I feel so strongly that the show at Ruffin is a must, but sadly, those who go are most likely those who have already had the courage to look war in the eye.
It is easy to support unjust war from a perch of comfort.
Since 9/11 happened on Cheney and Bush's watch, I find it hard to believe anyone can think of Cheney as competent in keeping us safe. That administration had how many warnings from international intelligence agencies from the CIA itself, and did nothing. In fact CHENEY ORDERED NORAD to " stand down" on 9/11 as the planes flew into prohibited airspace.
Cheney outed a CIA operative and cost people in that agency their lives by doing so, as well as that operative her career, just to punish her husband for not going along with their lie about yellow cake uraniam in Niger. She was "Fair Game."
Outing a CIA operative is considered to be treason in this country, which is punishable by death,. The man should have been executed by the justice department for his crimes years ago. Then we would all be safer~oh, except Halliburton, of course, the nation's #1 recipient of federal (i.e., our taxpeyers' ) dollars.
None so blind as those who will not see.
How sad to see from these comments that there are still some out there who actually believe Cheney and his cohorts made us safer. I can only assume they do not know how to read or think.
Aren't you folks missing the issue here by getting hung up on a few minor details ? The US Navy and Air Force control the world sea and air lanes . The land involvement on the ground in the Middle East is just commodity wars over oil . The US is there to head off Germany,Russia,and China in the pursuit of the crude oil . Not being on the Middle East ground would put the US in the disasterous position whereby the likes of City Girl would not have cheap gas to drive her SUV to the movies .
" A nation of sheep will beget a government of wolves."
~Edward R. Murrow
PLus ca change, plus c'est le meme.
Vietnam war had a twofold objective . First one was to drain China and retard it's development as a compeitor to the West . Secondly the oil reserves that were thought to be there ,mainly offshore . Tougours la meme chose .
1) The first world trade center bombing occurred in1993 on Clintons watch. He was so busy lying to his wife and country about tapping the fat girl that he ironically rendered himeslf impotent in the war on terrorism which allowed the 9/11 plan to come about. (remember when he bombed the plant in Yemen and they called it " the tail wagging the dog")
2) The administration did let us down but it was because of the lack of communication between the agencies as they protected their slice of power. Regardless of what you think of Cheney he aggressively fixed this serious problem as best he could and that has helped to keep us safe.
3) Valerie Plame was not in hiding and was only outed to her dry cleaner. Everyone else knew. she wasn't James Bond.
4) Her husband was a liberal with an agenda, he did not expose lies; he found out the truth and reported it loudly to embarass the administration. While that is not treason it is not patriotic either.
5) Cheney did noit order Norad to stand down as is repeatedly asserted by the folks who think 9/11 was a government conspiracy. These same folks assert that the buildings were rigged with explosives and that it was all a giant plan cooked up to get back at Saddam Hussein for attmpting to kill George Bush Sr.
6) Haliburton utilized a broken system to make money. No different than the welfare queens.
7) I think Chenys views are a little too cowboy but he at least acknowledges that fact that people are out to get us and when you do nothing bad things happen.
8) Did you notice that President Obama has followed his playbook ? Guantanimo is still open, Bin Laden was killed on the spot and we are using drone strikes inside Pakistan. Is Obama part of the Cheney conspiracy too?
Yawn, yawn, yawn. Another example of Chville's inferiority complex (masked as a superior stance): these ninnies actually think Cheney actually postponed because he was afraid of coming to a liberal town? Don't you think he has been barraged with protests throughout his book tour of the US?
And Swanson, while Norris might climax reading your mail, I hope Longo has better fish to fry and places your letter in the Gordon Gekko Christmas Card file.
Lots of stuff: Your use of the term "idiot" takes the cake. Not sure how we classify idiots...
Bush had higher grades at grad school than Kerry.
Bush never claimed to have invented the Internet (Gore).
Bush never said something as idiotic as: "If you go into a Dunkin' Donuts, you'd better be able to speak Indian." (Biden).
Bush did not say "I did not have sexual with that woman..." (Clinton)
Bush did not have one of his top aides say "He is not the one you want to call at 3am when that red phone rings." (Hildabeast speaking of Obama).
Both sides can go on and on with incidents that challenge the intelligence of a given leader, but it is you lib elites who immediately go to question the intellect of someone, like it is your elitist instinct. Gee, I suppose your college education had nothing to do with that, right?
And Kim L...your usage of French says it all! Tres pathetique!
Yes lets keep the actors in their proper category. The loonie lefties are the idiots and the flakie righties are the morons .
Fact of the matter is: You want to drive your damn SUV as fast as you like. Guys like Cheney will always be there to help you with that.
It's called a faust. (a deal with the devil)
"Were a local resident credibly accused of torture, I sincerely doubt you would hesitate to seek his or her immediate arrest and indictment," wrote Swanson in a letter to Mayor Dave Norris and Police Chief Timothy Longo.
Where has Swanson been? Dave Norris does not believe in enforcing laws. Szakos either. And besides, Cheney didn't torture anybody. Has anybody proven that anybody was tortured by anybody? The commenter was right. Swanson should join Occupy at Lee Park.
KimL- well, sure it happened on their watch, but had been in the planning since 1996. Not to place blame, but whose whatch was that? Clinton had more time to deal with it than Bush/Cheney.
I can't find the link, but the Nat Geo documentary was really eye opening....doesn't place blame, but surely exposes a lot of facts.
Daggonit Bill don't call Monica fat. She was luscious like a Belmont tomato.
Daggonit again Bill if you confuse "Hey Amber you got the welfare money yet to go the sto' get some Cheetos?" with BILLIONS made and untaxed by Haliburton you ain't right n the head son.
cowdog, there are a lot more welfare queens than there are Haliburton employees... Either way we are out billions that nobody wants to do anything about.fixing either...,
President Obama was afraid he'd have to try all the previous administration for conspiring to torture people. Okay--but, according to today's Christian Science Monitor: "On Tuesday, President Álvaro Colom agreed to extradite former President Alfonso Portillo to the United States. The US seeks Mr. Portillo's extradition because it accuses him of having laundered $70 million through US banks."
So we take a back seat to Guatemala in terms of willingness to bring our own officials to face justice? Guatemala?
They sell now at the local Lucky Seven pills advertised as a "male performance enhancer" called (yes) Man Up. Let's all buy some Man Up pills and send them to the White House.
The word "idiot" is used in psychiatry and other services to identify a level of intellect exhibited by a client, patient, whatever. It usually reflects an IQ level within certain parameters. Bush was a prime example of an idiot. Of course that an exaggeration but not by much. He was nothing more than a puppet in the hands of Cheney , Wolfowitz and Rumsfeld. I suspect when Bush was declared the winner in his election bid all three of these guys had orgasms fantasizing about wars to come and profits to be made by DOD contracts. Contracts we're still paying thru the nose for.
He's sick and postponed his visit because of his personal health is my guess. He's had heart problems for over 20 years. But why not create a situation about it....media agenda at its best.
I saw a program on Frontline that gave a pretty good insight of the mechanics of GW Bush decisions regarding Middle East major decisions . Surprisingly the person who was the closest to Bush and the one that pulled the strings was C. Rice . She won all the infighting . She got rid of anyone who was in her way and made herself the Sec of State still running practically everything beyong the US borders and a lot within . She got rid of Rummy ,Powell,and was closer than Cheney to Bush . Her decisions ran deep into the Defense and State depts ..We know she fumbled the ball on the 9/11 intelligence . Without her arragance it would have been prevented...I expect many here know better but Frontline made a compelling case that Condy ran the whole show ....
Staying on topic- Cheney cancelled his vist- who cares?
Now on to all the rest- again the problems surfaced back in the Clinton daze........1993-1996 is where the real timeline resides.
Yes, blame it on Clinton! It's his turn to tell us why his 15 minutes of shame enabled Al Qeada to put together such a simple plan.
Anyone want to take on the facts?
HarryD why don't you open with some facts? I'm very interested to hear your arguments, so go ahead and make some (arguments vs claims, and yes I'm just as guilty of throwing the latter out without substantiation).
After the Gulf War it was common knowledge that the goal of certain factions was to crash a jumbo jet into the World Trade Center . This was well circulated in the Western media . It was also well known what Ben Laden was up to . The morning of 911 i immediately suspected Ben Laden was behind the attack. He obviously took the single jumbo jet idea and expanded on it . There was a video game out with the same objective of crashing a jumbo jet into the WTC . The lessons learned from the hi-jackings to Cuba were long forgotten . There was a major across the board failure to be on the alert for Continental North American attacks .The lapse in security blame covers both parties in the US and other Western Governments .
We want cheap gas and oil for our SUV's Guys like Cheney will always exist.
Those cows are far away- fact #1- the planning for the attacks on the US started under Wild Bill Clinton in 1993.
your turn- tell me that it didn't.
Those cows are far away- here ya go........... very chilling and factual
I'd like to thank David Swanson for being an annoying nut who ruined the chance for an interesting dialogue with Mr. Cheney.
@HarryD , "the planning for the attacks on the US started under Wild Bill Clinton in 1993"
Your turn again. Explain what that has to do with allegations of war crimes against Dick Cheney.
Cheney needs to stay out of Charlottesville. The sorry thing has no business around normal people. He should be doing life without parole.
I believe right below the surface of the faux patriotism some of you really want our country to fail. I bet some of you secretly cheered when those planes hit the trade center.
Spoiled, whiney, and treasonous. Only in a democracy are you allowed to live.
Be thankful traitors.
discoduck- thank you
cookiejar- you were not part of my discussion with "those cows are far away", but what does your "charge" have to do with the article- he hasn't been charged, never will be charged and shouldn't be charged- so why try to charge him with anything-
I would think that Vice President Cheney would say the following to all of you.......
"I would rather you just said "thank you" and went on your way"
HarryD can you point to a text reference from a credible source? Not that NatGeo isn't but can't spare the time for a video presentation.
Again the claim: "Yes, blame it on Clinton! It's his turn to tell us why his 15 minutes of shame enabled Al Qeada to put together such a simple plan."
So a few discrete, factual bullet points and credible references to back them up?
Those Cows, Harry seems to be pretty challenged when it comes to dealing with text, so don't hold your breath. He thinks I've charged someone with something and doesn't appear to have understood the title of the article if he even read that much of it.
It is difficult to understand the US federal government system . Out of 300 million people one is elected Head of government and another his deputy.A person is only permitted to serve the max of an eight year sentence as head of government. After the election 299.99 million set about to shoot their leaders or destroy them in any fashion conceivable . If they can't be hounded out of office ,for spite they will be stalked and ridiculed after retiring .It seems to be very common to try to make oneself appear in a better light at the expense of the elected leaders . In Canada the Head of government has been in the position for close to 60 years and is loved and supported by most of the citizens .
What the heck am I reading here? whether or not Clinton was responsible for a CIA breakdown? Paleeeeeeeese, like he or anyone else at the time would even comprehend that kind of act. We didn't, and actually still don't think like that in the west. I'm no Clinton backer, I study human behavior. I'm a confirmed cynic when it comes to mans role in the world but irregardless we in the west are fortunate not to live the lives of those in the middle east, for a myriad of reasons. Most of us can't begin to fathom then allegiances men or forced to make at young ages there. We have no understanding the propaganda that permeates every aspect of a males life in Israel or Iraq. Blame? save that for a congress that appropriates billions of dollars to Israel every year. Follow the money.
I am challenged for sure...........the NatGeo video is very interesting. Take some time and take a look, it is quite good. Better than me explaining it all.
First fact- the planning for the 9/11 attacks took place in 1993.
Fact #2- Clinton was in charge at the time- they have the blue dress to prove it!
Late morning thought- why not hold the "planned protests, calls for arrest" anyway?
"Late morning thought- why not hold the "planned protests, calls for arrest" anyway?"
Because today is Friday and most of Acadamialand are not scheduled to 'work'.
Monday (after the Thanksgiving week hiatas) between 10 and 2 is a much better time frame.
In My Time: How I Created a WMD Lie and Fooled the Americans
or maybe
In My Time: How I Became the President Without an Election
"In My Time: How I Created a WMD Lie and Fooled the Americans"
Hands down this is the best grift of our times.
Who convinced the Chinese to loan a liberal democrat 2 trillion dollars AND have them believing they will be paid back?
I didn't think he had it in him. Kudos.
New Title- time to wake up, time to wake up, time to wake up, time to wake up............
you're right there were no WMD's- just piles of dead people, who died from ......oh no.......chemical weapons!
I would think that you and your ilk would not give credit to George Bush for creating and selling a brilliant plan like that!
Wow HarryD. A search for facts can indeed confound one. But clearly that doesn't stop you.
You're officially in the "Have Keyboard and Two Fingers" crowd.
or maybe
In My Time: How I Gave Haliburton a No-bid Contract at America's Expense
In My Time: How I Helped Run Up the Deficit
or ---- In My Time: At Politics i royally screwed the country now i am Personally just Dicking around .
Those cows- only one finger...............n!n
NatGeo http://natgeotv.com.au/tv/inside-9-11/
let us know when you have seen it
The old man plays his normal supporters for fools using the most simpleminded playground logic and simultaneiously taunts the rest of us with same. I think he gets off on that depth of power. Others in his league actually look up to him....the undisputed master of liar's. It is uncanny, supernatural, almost.... demonic. Eric Holder and Obama are under his spell.
Nope, not under his spell, under congresses foot. Paralyzed to do anything of value and too chicken to put their faith in the people. Even if Obama wins the next election he will be a useless token.
Courtesy of Harry d-
"First fact- the planning for the 9/11 attacks took place in 1993.
Fact #2- Clinton was in charge at the time- they have the blue dress to prove it!"
I'm still not seeing what that has to do with accusations of war crimes against former Vice-President Cheney. I'm not seeing what it has to do with anything really.
Me neither.................
@ Disco Duck, I did not cheer but I was not suprised, we had it comming.


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Seven months after getting fired from The Talk, Leah Remini is finally ready to talk. Remini, 41, opened up Monday about why she and fellow co-host Holly Robinson Peete were let go after just one season — pointing the finger at co-host Sharon Osbourne.
"Sharon thought me and Holly were 'ghetto'. . . we were not funny, awkward and didn't know ourselves," Remini wrote on Twitter. "She has the power that was given to her."
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Remini began tweeting in reaction to an interview Osbourne, 59, gave on The Howard Stern Show. Osbourne rebuffed Remini's accusations Tuesday, also on Twitter. "In response to Leah Remini's continuous comments that I had her fired from The Talk, let me just go on the record to say I had absolutely nothing to do with her departure from the show and have no idea why she continues to take to Twitter to spread this false gossip."
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Remini and Robinson Peete's exits followed that of Marissa Jaret Winokur, who left the show in January of 2011. After several guest co-hosts, Remini and Robinson Peete were permanently replaced by Aisha Tyler and Sheryl Underwood. Sara Gilbert and Julie Chen also appear on the daytime chat fest, which was recently renewed for a third season by CBS.
Despite Osbourne's comments Tuesday, Remini doesn't seem to be backing down anytime soon. "If someone wants me to stop, they should call a lawyer and tell them what I am NOT telling the truth about," she said. "We can go from there."
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Like every year on March 30, Palestinians in the West Bank, Gaza and Israel took part in protests and marches to commemorate Land Day.
"Land Day is a symbolic day for Palestinians to act against the occupation, to remember our land and the martyrs who were killed because of the land," Munther Ameera, head of the Popular Struggle Coordination Committee, told Palestine Monitor at a protest in his hometown of Beit Jala, in the southern West Bank.
In 1976, the Israeli government confiscated approximately 21,000 dunums of Palestinian land across Israel, sparking widespread protests that lead to the death of six young Palestinians. Land Day is held each year in memory of this incident.
Dozens of protesters were reported injured yesterday as the Israeli army suppressed protests across the West Bank.
Located about one kilometre to the west of the city of Bethlehem and eight kilometres southwest of Jerusalem, Beit Jala takes pride in its Cremisan Valley with its fertile hill slopes covered with olive and apricot trees as well as vineyards. This area is strategic both geographically and economically.
"The Israelis are building the wall and it has confiscated at least 30% of the land of Beit Jala in order to annex this land to Jerusalem," Ameera said. "So we came here to raise our voice against the wall in this specific area."
As a group of about 30 men and women marched with Palestinian flags and chanted patriotic slogans, they reached the village of Al Walaja by midday. The march was accompanied by a group of about 50 teenage schoolboys who were later diverted to a different destination in case of confrontation with the Israelis at the wall of Cremisan Valley.
Standing on a hilltop overlooking the Cremisan Valley and the illegal Israeli settlement of Gilo not far away on the opposite side, some members of the group started setting fire to a car tyre and some twigs next to a section of the wall which is in the beginning stage of construction.
The Gilo settlement was built on land confiscated illegally from Beit Jala, and houses more than 30,000 Israeli settlers. Friction between the Palestinians owners of the land and the Israelis is not unheard of as large tracts of agricultural and recreational lands are lost to the illegal seizure. Many families are highly dependent on these lands as a source of income. Activists from Beit Jala, a Christian town, usually organise protests on Sundays after mass.
Ameera adds that, "even though the Israeli High Court of Justice made a decision not to annex this area to Jerusalem, they are still building the wall and we don't know what their next plan is. I fear that they are trying to put all the Palestinians into a big prison."
Soon the black smoke from the burning car tyre grew thicker. As it billowed higher into the air, it drew the attention of the Israeli army which appeared swiftly in their jeeps. Tear gas was fired to disperse the crowd, while some youth threw rocks at the Israeli soldiers in an act of defiance.
Sheikh Abdul Majid Amarneh, the Mufti of the Bethlehem district, who has been demonstrating on Land Day since 1976, explained that "the Israelis damage houses, cut olive trees which can be a few thousand years old and these actions push the Palestinians to demonstrate against them. The wall is planting hate instead of planting peace in the hearts of the people. When they plant hate, this will create more wars and conflicts."
The wall is not only symbolic of land and heritage loss but is also a major stumbling block to the future development for Beit Jala. Despite tearing and choking on the tear gas, Ameera raised the Palestinian flag higher.
"From the East side, they are confiscating more land and from the West side, they have already built a wall with two tunnels," he continued, "so Bethlehem will be separated from other governorates and we will be in a very big prison. This is the idea that we are struggling against."
As the Israeli army persisted in firing tear gas to disperse the crowd, Sheikh Abdul Majid Amarneh was one of the last few who remained near the wall. "The wall is a knife in the heart of the Palestinians, a wall of apartheid, against human rights," he said.
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TUCSON, Ariz. – Wednesday night's FC Tucson Desert Diamond Cup match between Real Salt Lake and New York will be a reunion of sorts, with the Claret-and-Cobalt facing off against former RSL players Fabian Espindola and Jamison Olave for the first time since the pair were traded to the Red Bulls in December.
Espindola and Olave were RSL cornerstones, both playing a big role in the Utah side's ascension from league doormat to MLS power. Espindola initially signed with Real Salt Lake in August 2007, scoring 35 goals – second in team history – and adding 17 assists in 125 career regular season games with RSL. Olave joined the Claret-and-Cobalt in February 2008, winning the 2010 MLS Defender of the Year Award and earning spots on the 2010 MLS Best XI and 2010 and 2011 MLS All-Star teams.
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"It'll definitely be weird seeing those guys in different colors," RSL captain Kyle Beckerman said Wednesday. "We had a lot of good times with those guys, a lot of wins and they're a big part of what we built here. We'll definitely miss them but it'll be good to get on the field with them, joke around with them and then try to kick their butts."
"It's going to be strange," added defender Nat Borchers, who paired Olave in the middle of RSL's defense for years. "We shared a locker room with those guys for five years and we got very close in those five years, so seeing them on another team is going to be strange for sure."
RSL and New York will kick off at 7:00 p.m. MT at Kino Veterans Stadium. The game will be streamed live on MLSsoccer.com. The Claret-and-Cobalt's next Desert Diamond Cup match is on Saturday at 4:00 p.m. against Seattle Sounders FC.


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Ryan Bader (15-3 MMA, 8-3 UFC) has been forced to withdraw from a planned UFC 160 matchup with Glover Teixeira (20-2 MMA, 3-0 UFC), and James Te Huna (16-5 MMA, 5-1 UFC) has agreed to fight in his place.
UFC officials today announced the switch.
UFC 160 takes place May 25 at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The main card airs on pay-per-view following prelims on FX and Facebook.
Te Huna fought most recently at this past month's UFC on FUEL TV 7 card in England, where he survived a first-round mauling at the hands of Ryan Jimmo to bounce back for an improbably come-from-behind decision win. That victory was on the heels of another hard-fought decision win, a "Fight of the Night" victory over Joey Beltran.
In six UFC appearances, Te Huna's lone loss came by submission to top contender Alexander Gustafsson at UFC 127. Te Huna is now riding a four-fight win streak and is 10-1 in his past 11 appearances. Still, a victory over Teixeira would undoubtedly be his biggest win to date.
Teixeira fought most recently at UFC on FOX 6, taking a unanimous decision against Quinton "Rampage" Jackson in the co-main event. Though he went to a decision for just the fourth time in his career, Teixeira improved to 3-0 in the UFC and beat his biggest-name opponent to date.
In his UFC debut at UFC 146 this past May, Teixeira impressed with a first-round submission of Kyle Kingsbury in less than two minutes. Booked to face Jackson at UFC 153 in Brazil, he instead met Fabio Maldonado when Jackson was injured and again was dominant, getting a doctor's stoppage after two rounds.
The California-trained protege of former light heavyweight champion and UFC Hall of Famer Chuck Liddell now has won 18 straight fights with 16 by stoppage.
For the latest on UFC 160, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of the site.
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Summary of Bristol Manor of Wentzville conveniently located in Wentzville, Missouri
At Bristol Manor of Wentzville, we offer a plethora of community features. Cats and dogs are allowed in resident quarters. Our facility is conveniently located nearby public transportation. Our location conveniently offers resident parking and guest parking.
Dining Options
We provide residents with meals throughout the day. We love to entertain visiting guests, meals included. We offer specified dining alternatives such as low/no sugar options.
On-Site Activities
Residents can exercise their physical and mental well-being with specially curated on-site activities. The exercise program includes stretching classes and chair yoga, a type of yoga that is modified to a seated position for those with physical limitations. We love to celebrate with holiday parties, birthday parties and BBQ's, picnics, and outdoor parties.
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Outdoor common areas are designed with accessibility, flow, and movement for resident mobility.
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Indoor common areas are quiet and a nice place to enjoy the company of fellow residents or just to relax. Residents have access to our communal spaces including a TV lounge, perfect for catching the latest episode of your favorite show or enjoying sports programming with other residents, our community library, complete with a diverse selection of titles, and a game room, where you can socialize while enjoying games of all varieties.
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We offer 1-bedroom units and studio units. Ground floor units are available. To accommodate our residents, our community has WanderGuard capability, and air conditioning and temperatures are regulated to optimize comfort and safety.
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We provide residents access to transportation services at a reasonable cost.
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Personal housekeeping services are provided as needed. Both laundry and dry cleaning services are offered. We offer on-site devotional services, so residents can practice or worship in the privacy of our community. Offsite devotional services are offered in the nearby area. There are also several churches located within the surrounding neighborhood.
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Our staff is awake and available 24 hours a day to assist your loved one with any time-sensitive needs that may arise. All services are delivered by licensed practitioners present on staff 24/7. Our medication-care managers organize the medication services available to our residents. Our community staff includes registered nurses. We recruit first-class visiting podiatrists whose job it is to ensure our residents are happy, fit, and mobile. Regular visits from specialized occupational therapists are available to residents to aid development, recovery, improvements, and maintenance of skills needed for daily living. Speech therapy services are provided by trained and certified speech-pathologists. A visiting nurse is available to all residents. We always have a doctor on call to handle adjustments in medication, continued consultation, and urgent medical needs when they arise. We offer on-site home care to our residents to guarantee all healthcare needs are accounted for. On-site hospice care is provided. Our community offers respite care - a short-term stay at a senior living community - perfect for those recovering from a hospital visit, the interim during which a caregiver takes an extended vacation, or simply to experience a senior living trial period. This community provides ADL assistance and medication administration. Our weight limit for assisted lifts and single-person transfers is 20 lbs. Services for residents with Disorientation/Lack of Awareness issues ensure residents are well-directed and receive support in living a healthy lifestyle, and that no one's needs are neglected. The facility supports outdoor leisure hours.
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Bears have some awfully funny inclinations. Back in 2004 there were all those wackynews stories about the bear who'd downed three dozen cans of beer at a campground and proceeded to pass out.
But this one takes the cake: this summer, when Vermont hiker Kris Rowley was approached by a bear and it kept following her, it proved more interested in chowing down on her iPhone.
Rowley, who serves as Vermont's chief information security officer, tells CIO.com: "In a semi-panic, I threw the phone at the bear."
The bear proceeded to ignore Rowley and started clawing at the iPhone instead, CIO.com explains. Rowley used that as her chance to make a hasty exit. She returned two days later to get her iPhone back--bringing along a baseball bat for defense--and found it still there, but chewed and scratched up to the point where she couldn't use it anymore.
Unfortunately, the Genius Bar support team at her local Apple Store wouldn't take "a bear ate my iPhone" as a legitimate excuse to get a new one on the house: Rowley had to pay full price for a replacement.
Maybe that would've been different if she'd brought the bear along with her. Just a thought.


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I should say now that this wasn't my first contact with this Ismaili community. The previous week I, and several other local supposedly 'influential' people received invitations to meet with their representatives at the home of one of their local members. I managed to visit them last Friday for a cup of tea and a chat. They were extremely charming and hospitable and wanted to explain in greater detail than was possible at this weekend's event what the Ismaili community was all about, talk about their current centres in London and the good works they did around the world.
They had done their homework; they knew all about the Green Lane application, and had been at the latest hearing, although they did explain that the Green Lane application was a completely different group and nothing to do with them. I admit I did come away feeling more reassured about their proposal, which was to be expected.
On Saturday, even though I had an idea of what to expect, I was still struck, like I think many people were, by the friendly hospitality shown by the Ismaili volunteers to everyone who turned up. They were keen to demonstrate what the Ismaili community is all about and what makes them a unique group and I think they made a positive impact here.
Many readers will be aware that a number of people had planned to turn up at 2pm for a major protest. Some police arrived just before 2pm and were keeping an eye out while wandering around the presentation space. The room was indeed at its most packed at 2pm (pictured above) but there was no sign of any organised protest though. Perhaps the police presence put them off or perhaps, as one volunteer suggested, they were taken aback by being offered a hot drink and some biscuits by the people they had come to protest against.
The Proposal
First I should point out that the number of visitors I originally published has been revised upwards. I was originally given these numbers by The JTS Partnership LLP, the company employed to run their campaign. However at the consultation event there were information boards around including one which showed projected visitor numbers as being around 70-80 on most evenings with up to 135 on Friday evenings. There could be a number of reasons why the numbers I was given the first time were not the same as the ones being publicised now. I am not going to assume it is a particularly sinister reason, nor will I assume it is completely benign. I am keeping an open mind.
I have been told more than once that this will not be a Mosque. It is to be known only as an Ismaili Community Centre. However I was told that there will be a large room set aside for regular religious services. These would include communal prayer, readings, lessons et cetera – very similar I expect to what many of us sometimes experience on a Sunday morning. I was told that these are quite different to the five daily prayers that a Mosque would host, and also that to be a Mosque it would require other things including a minaret.
Mind you regardless of what it is called, I don't have any problems with people praying, either all together or separately. The only problem with a large number of people turning up to attend a specifically timed function, be it prayers, choir practice or a used car auction is Worcester Park's age old traffic and parking one. It is very possible that more people were in the building at any one time when it was a pub, than will be attending one of the Ismaili events. And there are 54 car parking spaces which I would think would be enough for 135 people, especially when you consider many people will be husbands and wives (plus others) in a single car and some will arrive by train etc. However while I was reassured that they would not all turn up and leave at the same time, I can't help thinking it would be within a much shorter time span that those turning up to hear the "Rough Diamonds" play a few sets at the Tavern, especially when many of those drinking would have specifically chosen not to turn up by car. I am not an expert on traffic and parking but I am open to the idea that this may cause some extra problems in the immediate vicinity at certain times of the week.
I also find myself wondering why they have stated a rough maximum of 135 people when their recent proposal in Hook, which was turned down by Kingston council, was expecting a daily attendance of 200 people. Being that this would be representing the same large overall area, where have the other 65 people gone? I realise that only a lowish percentage of all the area's Ismailis would be turning up regularly, but it is stated in this report that there are 600 members around Kingston and if this centre was serving all of Kingston plus parts of Sutton, Surrey and other areas, I wonder if 135 people is an accurate projection. Conflicting figures are never a good sign.
The Ismailis
I must admit from my experiences so far I rather like the Ismaili people I have met. In one of the articles in their Winter 2012 issue (No. 74) of "The Ismaili", which I picked up on Saturday, I noted that they are encouraged, though thinking carefully and living their values, to "become ambassadors of Islam who represent a positive, ethical face of the faith." (Page 69 if you are interested.)
As far as I am aware, unlike the group at 2-4 Green Lane, they don't make a habit of pushing the same proposal numerous times trying to wear down local opposition until they get their way. They have a reputation for being moderate, professional, educated and generous which is borne out by several things I have heard and read, (not only from Ismaili publications.)
"'Who is my Neighbour?' - one of the central Christian narratives asks. Jesus responds by telling the story of the Good Samaritan -- a foreigner, a representative of the Other, who reaches out sympathetically, across ethnic and cultural divides, to show mercy to the fallen stranger at the side of the road."The whole speech can be found here and I would say is well worth a look.
I have read comments from other members of the Muslim community denouncing Ismailis as not 'real Muslims'. See here for a sample. Although I hope and assume it is just a minority expressing such opinions.
In Conclusion
Readers will note it has taken me a few days to formulate this particular post. This is a complex issue and not one where I would want to be jumping to a quick conclusion based on scant evidence. I admit if we are not going to see the building turn back into a pub, I would probably rather see the proposed hotel development go ahead which I think would do immense good for the local economy. Incidentally I was told that the building is still owned by Shiraz and Nameem Bhogani who are Ismailis but have not actually sold it to the Ismaili community.
However I think the numbers of people and also timings of visits need to be made much clearer and the conflicting numbers all resolved independently before any real conclusions can be drawn about this proposal. While the Green Lane proposal was clearly just a bad planning proposal (an opinion now endorsed twice by Sutton's planners and the Development Control Committee), this one could possibly be a bad planning proposal but it is not as clear cut. More independent evidence is clearly needed.
Many have said that the building should continue to serve the whole community. One of the first things I suggested at my first meeting was to find a way to involve the whole community in the centre.
Perhaps the hotel could still go ahead, but include a smaller meeting area dedicated for Ismailis plus a community centre as well. In a five or six story hotel building taking up the land available (with underground parking for 150 cars), I'm sure that would be a very feasible arrangement that would hopefully be better received by the Worcester Park community. – Just a thought.


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Adrew Forster of Adster Creative recently received and recorded a call from the Google Maps listing quality team.
The calls are improving in quality over previous calls that we have heard. For example the caller clearly introduced herself. A definite improvement. But the call was still confusing. The intent of the call was not clear and the questions asked were not asked in a way that lead to mutual understanding.
If they are confusing to Andrew, who knows about the Google calls and expects them, imagine the confusion still on the part of the SMB. Still some room for significant improvement.


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2018 Games head says NHL not being greedy, will cooperate
LONDON (AP) The head of the Pyeongchang Olympics organizing committee said Thursday that the NHL isn't being ''greedy'' preventing hockey stars going to the 2018 Games and he was willing to be flexible to meet its demands.
Organizing committee president Lee Hee-beom told The Associated Press on Thursday that ''we are ready to cooperate.'' Lee says he's doesn't know what the NHL's conditions are ''but whatever they ask - if it is acceptable for us - we will do our best.''
During an interview in London, Lee added that ''so far I don't think they were so ... greedy and they didn't ask too many requests beyond our expectations.''
The International Ice Hockey Federation also has been willing to discuss options, but acknowledged a ''game-changer'' offer was likely needed for NHL team owners to change their minds about halting the league schedule for three weeks. The best players in the world have played in every Olympics since 1998.
The IIHF had already agreed to meet players' travel and insurance costs when the International Olympic Committee ended its long-time commitment to pay. The NHL sought more concessions, but the IOC would not concede a share of marketing rights to a commercial league.


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Gaucho wrote:Not exactly the best player available, eh?
dman66 wrote: Need to pick a goalie.
Gaucho wrote:I'm not really happy with the pick, which pretty much says it all. But it's a draft and the object is to assemble a competitive team, so I figured I'd better get it out of the way (another telling wording). Maybe we should have had an extra round just for goalies. But then, that's not how it works in real life either. At least I didn't pick Craig Hillier.
Just when we're moving ahead and playing well, we lose Carlyle. He's our #1 man, our #1 defenseman, our quarterback. Without him, we'll be in a lot of trouble.
Legends of Hockey wrote:Carlyle was allowed to play and develop in Pittsburgh, and quickly hit his stride as a strong defensive leader with offensive talents.
Pittsburgh Post Gazette, Mar. 2, 1979 wrote:Hockey fans in and around Toronto are said to be steamed up over the loss of defenseman Randy Carlyle, who has blossomed into one of the National Hockey League's finest since being traded to the Penguins last summer.
While Penguin Coach XXXX XXXXXX may go a little overboard comparing the 22-year-old blueliner to the incomparable Bobby Orr, others around the league think Carlyle stacks up favorably against a young Brad Park
Similar in many ways, Carlyle lacks only Park's blazing slap shot.
Beaver County Times, Feb. 25, 1979 wrote:Carlyle moved to the Penguins...to play the point on the power plays and has proved no disappointment.
"Carlyle has great anticipation. That's why I put him on the ice for our power play. (Coach XXXXXX XXXXXX)
The Montreal Gazette, Mar. 6, 1984 wrote:"We respect Carlyle's proven abilities as a defenceman," said [Jets GM John] Ferguson. (Carlyle was traded for a 1984 1st round pick and future considerations and was remarked as one of the biggest, if not the biggest, deals at the trade deadline that year)
The Pittsburgh Press - Jul. 9, 1981 wrote:Scotty Bowman, from the old school of "you can't hit'em if you can't see'em" stressed speed and youth when he invited 35 players to the Team Canada training camp for the...Canada Cup. Randy Carlyle of the Penguins, acclaimed the NHL's best defenseman last season, and two-time MVP Wayne Gretzky...headed the list of players invited...
The Weekend Herald - Apr. 14, 1981 wrote:St. Louis could have knocked out Pittsburgh (from the playoffs). Instead, the Penguins got a big game from defenceman Randy Carlyle - two goals, plus an assist - and beat the Blues, 6-3.
The Calgary Herald - Feb. 1, 1984 wrote:The Flames made a pitch for Pittsburgh defenceman Randy Carlyle while here in New Jersey. Carlyle, the former Norris Trophy winner, is one of the league's hottest commodities on the block.
The Complete Handbook of Pro Hockey 1980 wrote:reminds many people of a young Brad Park... was not a favourite of serious-minded Toronto coach Roger Nielson...
The Complete Handbook of Pro Hockey 1982 wrote:...rugged for his size...
The Complete Handbook of Pro Hockey 1983 wrote:offensively, he's as good as any defenseman there is in the game, says Barry Beck... Rugged player who plays a physical game... some rivals question his skills under forechecking pressure in defensive zone... crowd favourite among critical Pittsburgh fans.
The Complete Handbook of Pro Hockey 1984 wrote:an offensive defenseman... also pretty tough... not great defensively, but doesn't need much help... best at keeping front of the net clear...
Rylan wrote:I was hoping for Carlyle was going to drop to me. Damn
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"Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places in Christ." - Ephesians 1:3
The Christian life is a process. It is a life of faith, and there is going to be time involved. There will be seasons of time in your life when your spiritual growth will be slow and times when it will be quick. God does not always hurry in the development of our Christian life and He is not bound by time. He is working in light of eternity and He uses time from an eternal perspective so you have to be patient.
Those who are deeply spiritual will be the ones who have made up their minds that they are going to stick with the word of God, love other people, and allow Him to live his life through them. Keep moving forward and more and more you will begin to see all that God has given you at the moment of your salvation.
Keep the main thing the main thing, get into God's Word and do not rush ahead.
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Nokia's rolling out the punches for their delayed N8 phone. After filming the world's smallest stop-motion video with it, they played a movie to 1,500 Swedes on the world's largest cinema screen—through its miniHDMI port.
In Rosengård, Sweden, a screen measuring 51m x 28m in size was hitched up against a tower block so the film Prince of Persia could be projected onto it by four XLM HD30 projectors. Outputting the movie via the miniHDMI port to those projectors was the humble N8.
The previous world record for the largest cinema screen was a 1,338sq meter one erected at Pinewood Studios just outside of London, only slightly smaller than Nokia's 1,428sq meter behemoth. [Nokia Conversations]


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