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Remo's popular Pinstripe drumheads are made from two plies of Remo clear film and bonded at the collar to dampen both high overtones and overall reso...Click To Read More About This Product
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Delivers ideal tone without excess ring.
Remo's popular Pinstripe drumheads are made from two plies of Remo clear film and bonded at the collar to dampen both high overtones and overall resonance. The result is a very focused, low-pitched sound with moderate attack and response characteristics that is ideal for creating a deeper, fatter, controlled drum sound in a variety of studio and live drumming situations.
The fusion pack includes Remo Pinstripe drumheads for 10", 12", and 14" toms. The standard pack includes Remo Pinstripe drumheads for 12", 13", and 16" toms.
A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this item will benefit Little Kids Rock, a nonprofit organization that transforms children's lives by restoring and revitalizing music education in our public schools. For more information, visit www.littlekidsrock.org
Fusion pack includes 10", 12", and 14" Remo Pinstripe replacement drumheads
Standard pack includes Remo Pinstripe replacement drumheads for 12", 13", and 16" toms
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They are amazing and easy to tune. I love them I used to use evens g2 clear but these are so much better.
the quality is very good if you ask me.
the are worth about twice the price for all three heads.
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Great sound.
Warm tone. No deadringers/mufflers needed.
I've had Remo Coated Ambassador heads last over 25 years and am still playing them. I hope the PinStripes last that long too.
Normal price for a drum head (about a $1 an inch). They last a long time though. If you just bought a drumset and are using the heads that came with it, sink in $50 more for good Remo heads.
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These are good, fairly resilient heads but don't expect them to rewrite the book on your stock heads. While they are more durable, the pinstripe really doesn't do anything. It says that it shortens the sustain, but it really doesn't sound any different than a plain 1-ply. So if you like the look, go for it, but if you want a more controlled head, go for a coated or hydraulic.
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I have always used evans heads, i was broke so i bought the pinstripes, people rave about these heads. they sound good for about a week then there done, they loose all there sound and you have to over tighten the head to get the tone back. never had to tighten a head as much as these to get a tone out of them.alot of attack when loose and way to much boing when tight. unless u like flappy loose sound dont buy these.
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I am just the purchasing agent for the church but our drummer requested these. And I know he knows what he wants. I would rather speak to the company (musician friend) directly. We have ordered many items through the years and this is a A+ organization. If it is not right they will make it right. We have purchased digital pianos, saxes, and so many drums I lost count and their customer service is exceptional. Thanks Musicians Friend.
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I really wanted some heads to make my toms sing and so I got these because I heard some good things, but I wouldn't waste your time. At first they sound ok and have a good ring and all but they do not last long at all.
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Got these from local music shop for a crappy CB drumset. They sounded amazing when I first put them on. Not much tuning and it all worked out makes the kit sound like a young DW. I guess they do wear out and 'lose' sound after a while maybe? But great by these are mean't to be thick! So im sure they will last a while.
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I got this pack at a local music store and when i first put them on the set they sounded great but i didnt expect them to lose sound so quickly, now they sound like im smacking the side of a plastic trash can. I recently took the 13" off of the drum and the glue in the hoop started craking and bending, now the mylar is warped and i can not tune it low without the wrinkles buzzing, i dont know if any body else has this problem but now i can only use my 10" and 12" tom because how of bad my 13" drum sounds. My 10" has a coated emperor and it sounds amazing so im going to start using those on all my drums.


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ScanSource Europe has expanded its sales teams with the appointment of ten new sales representatives.
These new appointments will not only ensure that sales coverage increases along with ScanSource Europes growing number of customers, but also that the company is well placed to meet the needs of resellers across Europe.
ScanSource Europe sales representatives receive regular training from vendor-certified technicians, making sure they are always up to date on the latest products and emerging technologies.
We consider our sales representatives to be part of our added value, said Xavier Cartiaux, Managing Director, ScanSource Europe. Theyre a knowledge resource our customers can utilise. With new sales representatives on board, we can focus even more on our reseller partners and continue to raise the high level of service we offer.
ScanSource sales representatives are focused exclusively on Auto ID, EPoS and mobility technology and can provide advice and support in 13 different languages. The ten new appointments will cover Denmark, France, Germany, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and the UK.
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ScanSource Europe is a leading pan-European distributor of automatic data collection, EPoS and mobility solutions. We sell only to resellers and add value by providing a variety of services and tools to help them grow their business, making them more efficient, effective and successful. ScanSource Europe customers have access to the industrys leading vendors, one of Europes largest product inventories and the broadest range of value-added services available.
ScanSource Europe is a division of ScanSource Inc. (est. 1992 NASDAQ: SCSC), who distributes these technologies, along with telephony and security equipment, in North America and Latin America.

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text: News UPDATE: 2014 Ford Transit Details Emerge: Three Engine, Roof Height, and Length Choices Evan McCausland writerDecember 14, 2012 Evan McCausland writerDecember 14, 2012 Share this article in: Facebook Twitter Google Plus Email Free Price Quote From a Local Dealer View Special Offers No Obligation, Fast & Simple Free New Car Quote Change Car Select Make Acura Alfa Romeo Aston Martin Audi Bentley BMW Buick Cadillac Chevrolet Chrysler Dodge Ferrari FIAT Ford Genesis GMC Honda Hyundai Infiniti Jaguar Jeep Karma Kia Lamborghini Land Rover Lexus Lincoln Lotus Maserati Mazda McLaren Mercedes-Benz MINI Mitsubishi Nissan Porsche Ram Rolls-Royce smart Subaru Tesla Toyota Volkswagen Volvo Select Model Aerostar Aspire Bronco C-MAX C-MAX Energi C-MAX Hybrid Contour Crown Victoria E-150 E-150 Econoline E-250 E-250 Econoline E-350 E-350 Econoline EcoSport Edge Escape Escort Excursion Expedition Explorer Explorer Sport Explorer Sport Trac F-150 F-250 F-350 F-450 Fiesta Five Hundred Flex Focus Focus BEV Focus Electric Freestar Freestyle Fusion Fusion Energi Fusion Hybrid GT Mustang Probe Ranger Shelby GT500 Taurus Taurus X Thunderbird Transit Transit Connect Windstar ZX2 GO 1. Vehicle Option Trim Exterior Color No Preference Black Blue Brown Gold Green Orange Red Silver White Yellow Interior Color No Preference Beige Black Blue Gray Green Other Red White Buying Time Frame Within 48 hours Within a week Within two weeks Within a month More than a month Payment Method Undecided Loan Lease Cash Trade In? Yes No 2. Contact Info First Name Last Name Address City State -- AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY Zip Code Phone Email 3. Dealer Selection Receive your free dealer pricing information by completing your contact information! It seems like Ford has been teasing information about its new 2014 Transit full-size van for eons, but the automaker finally revealed a sizable chunk of detail — including some specifications — tied to the North American-spec model earlier this morning. Here's a bit of what we can expect from the long-awaited successor to the seemingly immortal E-Series.STRUCTURETraditionally, full-size cargo vans sold in North America have utilized body-on-frame construction. That was the case with the outgoing E-Series, and remains in use on both the Nissan NV2500/3500 and the Chevrolet Express/ GMC Savana twins.The 2014 Transit, however, follows in the footsteps of the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, and utilizes a unibody structure. For purists wondering how this may affect payload, Ford hasn't released figures, but does suggest the van will be able to carry 300 pounds more than an E-Series. For the record, the maximum payload on a E-Series cargo van rang in at 4050 pounds, and only on the standard-length E350 equipped with the 5.4-liter V-8.The Transit's front suspension makes use of MacPherson struts and a stabilizer bar, while leaf springs – and a traditional solid axle – lurk out back. This isn't earth-shattering tech, but is a departure from the E-Series, which utilized a twin-I-beam arrangement that dated back to 1965.ENGINESFord's familiar 3.7-liter DOHC V-6 – which also serves as the entry-level engine offering in the F-150 pickup – serves as standard equipment in the 2014 Transit. Finalized output specifications are not yet available, but in F-150 guise, the engine produces 302 hp and 278 lb-ft. The optional 3.5-liter, twin-turbocharged EcoBoost V-6 is another carry-over from the F-150 range. Again, specifications have not been finalized, but in its F-Series guise, the engine is rated at 365 hp and 420 lb-ft of torque.Customers demanding a diesel can also opt for a 3.2-liter turbo-diesel five-cylinder. While sold in Europe under the DuraTorq name, the engine will be labeled as a Power Stroke in North America. Ford has not provided finalized figures for this engine, but did reference the engine produces close to 197 hp and 347 lb-ft in European tune. If the U.S.-spec version holds close to these figures, there's a good chance it can best the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter's I-5, which yields but 188 hp and 325 lb-ft.The I-5 diesel is part of the "Puma" family of four- and five-cylinder diesels developed in conjunction with Peugeot in the 1990s. It features piezoelectric injection and variable-nozzle turbocharging (to reduce lag). Emissions controls include selective catalytic reduction utilizing urea fluid and an oxidation catalyst and diesel particulate filter that are consolidated in a single housing.Regardless of the engine choice, all U.S.-spec Transit models will utilize a six-speed automatic transmission. Fuel economy figures are a ways away from public release, but Ford promises Transits will "achieve an average of 25 percent better fuel economy" than the old E-series. According to the EPA, the best rating earned by a 2013 E-Series model is the 13/17 mpg (city/highway) rating affixed to an E150 equipped with a 4.6-liter V-8.INTERIORUntil now, we'd only been blessed with images showing the Transit's exterior form, complete with tapered nose, trapezoidal grille, and so on. Now, we have a look at the full-size van's dashboard, which seems to follow European Ford fashion instead of abiding by cues used in the F-150, Super Duty, and the outgoing E-Series. The IP is curvaceous instead of blocky, and almost resembles a super-sized version of the dashboard used in the Fiesta and Focus. Ford plans on offering the Transit in both XL and XLT trims; we'd be unsurprised if some of the flashy trim shown here was reserved for the latter.Like the F-Series, the Transit's gauge cluster also appears to make use of a LCD screen to display additional information and settings. Ford's Sync connectivity suite will be available, and if so desired, owners can upgrade to the MyFord Touch touchscreen interface.A left-hand sliding door will be optional, and passenger wagons will carry a maximum of 15 passengers.SIZESAlong with the wagon, the 2014 Transit will also be sold in chassis cab and cutaway chassis-cab configurations, but at this point in time, we know the most information about the Transit cargo van.2014 Transit cargo vans are available in three different lengths, but only two wheelbases. With a 129.9" wheelbase and a 219.9" overall length, the so-called "medium" wheelbase model is the shortest Transit available in North America. These models are available with either a "low" 83.2" roof or a medium-height option that measures 100.8" tall.A high-roof option — which bumps the vehicle height to 110.2" while providing 81.5" of vertical space in the cargo hold – is only available on the long-wheelbase Transit. Long-wheelbase models boast a 147.6" wheelbase, and are available in either a standard-length (237.6") or extended-length (266.1") form. Extended-length models are available only with the high roof, and are the only Transit cargo van models available with dual rear wheels. If you're looking for cargo space, these extended-length, long-wheelbase Transits have it in spades – in fact, Ford says there's nearly 496 cubic feet of cargo space within.How does that stack against the competition? The Sprinter comes closest, as it's available in both 144- and 170-inch wheelbases. The short-wheelbase version has an overall length of 232.5", while the long wheelbase version is available in 273.2- and 289.2-inch lengths. Roof options consist only of a 96.3-inch and a 110-inch height. Conversely, Nissan's NV comes in only one length – 146.1" wheelbase, 240.6" overall length – but both 83.9- and 105-inch roofs are available.Expect more 2014 Ford Transit details to emerge over the next several months, as Ford aims to have these vans in dealers by the fall of 2013.UPDATE: We can now share more information on the 2014 Ford Transit:Transits will be sold in 150, 250, 350, and 350HD configurations with single or dual-rear-wheels and gross vehicle weight ratings ranging from 8600-10,300 pounds. The dualie models tuck the wheels inside the bodywork to preserve the narrow, maneuverable exterior dimensions (width increases by just 2 inches). Chassis-cab and cutaway versions will be rated 250, 350, and 350HD only. How does a unibody truck manage a chassis-cab? Although the van body is unitized, it features deep-section frame rails that are welded to the underbody. In chassis-cab guise, these are simply boxed at the top.While the new van was designed primarily in England (it's sold on six continents in 116 countries), all Transits sold in the U.S. will be built in Ford's new Kansas City plant, following a $1.1 billion dollar investment. The E-series van will overlap the new Transit for some months, with the 14,000-pound GVWR E-series chassis-cab remaining in production until late in the decade.Any Ford dealer will be able to order and deliver a Transit van, but there are 610 dedicated Ford commercial truck dealers that will handle the majority of sales. Ford claims that it will also offer the widest array of up-fit equipment to suit practically any mainstream use of its vans, from plumbers to florists, to bachelor-party transportation and more.Source: FordFrank Markus contributed to this post. 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This will be a doubly good weekend for music and wine fans in northern California as Cielo Estate will host a concert and free wine tasting on both Friday and Saturday nights.
Proxy takes the stage at Cielo Estate at 5 p.m. Friday while Elderado will perform at 4 p.m. Saturday. Both shows are scheduled to last three hours and will each feature a free wine tasting for guests and concert-goers.
Cielo Estate opened in June and has already built a reputation as one of the best destinations for families in California's capital region. Cielo has hosted networking and mixer events for local Chambers of Commerce and offered multiple free wine tastings and concerts. Additional upcoming events include the Brit & Euro Car Show Aug. 28, which will double as a fundraiser for the National Parkinson Foundation, as well as the Club Vino member brick laying party Sept. 3.
Cielo Estate is located on 41 acres on the western slope of the Sierra Nevada in El Dorado County that offers something for everyone. In addition to 20 acres of vineyards, Cielo Estate features a lake, a Victorian house perfect as a guesthouse or the venue for private functions such as wedding receptions as well as free wi-fi throughout the premises.
There's something for everyone at Cielo Estate! Find out more by visiting our website or calling us at (530) 672-8575. Cielo Estate is open Sunday through Thursday from 11 am until 6 pm and Friday from 11 am until 7 pm.


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A PARENT conference presented by the Plainview ISD and Rural Children's Initiative will be held from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Sept. 28 in the PISD Education Complex, 24th and Yonkers. Morning and afternoon sessions are available. Registration packets are available at each campus. Door prizes include a flat-screen TV and more.
PLAINVIEW AREA United Way will celebrate 35 years of successful campaigns and operations from 4-6 p.m. Tuesday in the Abraham Atrium and Gallery under the Library Learning Resource Center on the Wayland campus. All contributors and volunteers are welcome.
FIRST THURSDAY Family Reading Night program will resume from 7-7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 9 at Unger Library. All children must be accompanied by an adult and can wear pajamas.
The event is being held on the second Thursday of September because the library doesn't begin staying open late until after Labor Day.
HOPE LANDEROS Memorial Golf Tournament benefiting the American Cancer Society's Cotton Baron's Ball will begin with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. Saturday at Plainview Municipal Golf Course. Door prizes, prizes for first and second place, and awards for hole-in-one, longest drive and longest putt will be given.
To sign up or become a sponsor, call Charles Landeros at 729-8475.
NEIGHBOR 2 Neighbor, a family support group working together for children's mental health, will meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Whiteaker Youth Center, 710 Quincy. Childcare will be provided.
For more information call Suzanne Wilhelm 774-1012 or Belia Alvarez 292-8380.
4-H DOG OBEDIENCE training class sign-up will be at 3 p.m. Sept. 11 on the north side of Lloyd C. Woods Park (Seventh and Kokomo).
Dogs must be at least 4 months old; do not bring dogs to the sign-up. Cost for the 7-week course, which starts at 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 2, is $60 or $30 for 4-H members.
For more information or to pre-register, call Regina Edwards at 293-2066.
PLAINVIEW Symphony Guild invites eighth and ninth grade girls interested in the Plainview Symphony Debutante Program, and their mothers, to a swim party/informational meeting from 2-4 p.m. Sunday at Westridge swimming pool, 106 Yucca Terrace. Call Tammy Mason at 292-3519 with questions.
PROVIDER'S PANTRY food boxes, offering $60 of food for $30, can be ordered until Sept. 10 at College Heights Baptist Church, 802 Quincy. Lone Star cards are accepted for payment. Call 293-3644 or go by the church for more information.
PLAINVIEW BUYERS Club will sponsor a brisket meal, auction and gun raffle Saturday at the Ollie Liner Center. Meal tickets ($25 per couple) and raffle tickets ($50) are available by calling Donald Ebeling at 292-0467. Proceeds will be used to purchase animals from Plainview 4-H and FFA students at the Hale County Stock Show.
BUS SPONSOR training for the PHS Powerhouse of the Plains band will be held at the band hall at 2 p.m. Saturday. Sponsors are required to attend one meeting.
PLAINVIEW WorkForce Center is offering free computer lessons for seniors 55 and older, disabled citizens and veterans using Generations on Line (GoL), a computer program designed specifically for seniors with a step-by-step, easy-to-read format. GoL teaches mouse mastery, navigation skills, e-mail and Internet searching.
Classes will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursdays at WorkForce Solutions, 1001 N. I-27, Suite 228. Register by calling Betty Nagar at 806-293-8566. GoL also is available in Spanish.
THE USDA'S Natural Resources Conservation Service will host a free Water in Texas workshop, "Resources, Rules and Recourse," from 8:15 a.m.-4 p.m. Sept. 1 at the USDA-ARS Plant Stress & Water Conservation Lab, 3819 Fourth St. in Lubbock. Lunch will be served. For more information call 806-785-5644 or 1-866-239-3522.
A DISC GOLF monthly event will be held at the Running Water Draw Disc Golf Course at 10 a.m. the second Saturday of each month. The format is best-shot semi-random doubles. Cost is $6 with $1 going to a cumulative ace pot.
SOUTH PLAINS College will offer the ACCUPLACER, college placement tests, Monday. Students must register in advance. Assistance is available for anyone needing assistance completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid form.
First day of fall classes is Monday. Late registration, with a $15 charge, is from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday and Tuesday. Students must bring a trial schedule, pen or pencil, valid Texas driver's license, vehicle registration information and form of tuition/fees payment.
For information, call 296-9611, ext. 4302, 4304, or go by 1920 W. 24th St.
CAFE ORLEANS, open from 6-9 p.m. the first Monday of every month in the banquet room of Plainview Elks Lodge, 908 N. I-27, will donate proceeds and tips to the Texas Elks Camp and for local special needs children. Cost for authentic New Orleans cuisine meals is $10. A kids plate featuring chicken nuggets is $5.
Also, any size items for a benefit garage sale on Sept. 25 are being sought. Call Sherri at 685-7474.
(To submit This and That items, contact Kevin Lewis at firstname.lastname@example.com or 806-296-1353. Become his fan on Facebook.)


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We already know the Entourage movie is going to have Nina Agdal. But guess who else is going to be in it? Batshit crazy prediction for the Entourage movie: Turtle is going to have another run-in with Chuck Liddell and start dating this girl. But things won't go well because (a. Turtle wants to cash in on legal weed in Colorado and (b. that won't sit over very well with her as a professional athlete.
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It's over. Unless it turns out to be, in fact, a new beginning.
All over Cochabamba, the after parties are in full swing. After a final full day, participants in the World People's Conference on Climate Change and Mother Earth's Rights returned to the local soccer stadium in this Bolivian heartland for a last round of speeches, music and chants.
Before that, however, there was an official report-back from the 17 conference working groups to Bolivian President Evo Morales. He was joined by Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, and representatives of many other governments, including a rumored member of the U.S. delegation to the United Nations.
If the U.S. was represented, the official got an earful. In the past three days, not one voice was raised in support of the non-binding accord developed by the US, China, and several other carbon pollution leaders last December in Copenhagen. This event concluded with a call for the world to return to the framework of the Kyoto Accord, which expires in 2012. Although it has fallen way short of the hoped for result — Canadian writer Naomi Klein, for instance, pointed out that her country signed on to Kyoto, but instead of reducing its carbon pollution, saw it rise 35% – Kyoto is premised on mandatory cuts.
With the completion of a conference document today, this growing climate justice movement will now set its sights on the next UN climate conference, this December in Cancun, Mexico. The conference documents will be delivered to the UN on Monday, we are told, while a call went out today for the Cochabamba crowd to mobilize for a people's presence in Mexico in December to influence outcomes at the next session.
Additional steps will include work toward a new global court of climate justice. This was the idea of Father Miguel D'Escoto, the former Nicaraguan Minister of Culture who spent last year as the president of the UN General Assembly. He didn't hold back either, calling the UN a "fraud" because of the veto power of Security Council members over General Assembly initiatives. Nevertheless, he argues for reforming, not abandoning, the UN and will lead a global movement to create a new world court that can try cases of national eco-crimes, with the power to make polluting nations aid low-carbon emitters to address the long-term human and planetary consequences of climate change. That's where the defense of Mother Earth's rights comes in.
But for many of the conference delegates from the US, today's high point came early this afternoon. We were all invited to lunch with the Bolivian President. He sat with other government leaders at a head table, outdoors, under a tent, while several hundred delegates from around the world occupied the other tables. Bolivian musical groups continued to entertain and inspire. But the real inspiration came at the end, when an Afro-Bolivian percussion and dance group took the stage. Soon the beat took over. I am proud to report it was US delegates, led by New Yorkers, who rushed the dance floor. As the drums beat and the bodies rocked, President Morales could not take it any more. To the dismay of his security detail, he was on the dance floor in an instant – and more than one New Yorker not only claims to have danced with the President, but we have the photos to prove it.
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The Big NieR News Was a Concert
Square Enix holding concert event in October.
The good news: the big news NieR producer Yosuke Saito was teasing yesterday was indeed NieR related.
The bad news: the news is not game related.
The more good news: the news is related to NieR's music. The game's soundtrack is highly regarded, so this is big news for fans.
Square Enix will be hosting SQ Party Level2 NieR NighT on October 28. This live concert will focus exclusively on NieR and will feature appearances by artists Go-qualia and world's end girlfriend.
Details on the venue, time and ticket price will be announced later at the event official site.


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Since their inception in Wisconsin in the mid-1980s, Coordinated Community Response (CCR) teams have brought together key players in community systems, usually on a county-wide basis, to develop strategies and procedures in systems response to domestic violence and sexual assault.
Many CCR teams begin with the criminal process in their coordination, but that is only one small piece of the community. Because the court is not a system that all victims choose to use, an effective CCR team will include members from schools, mental health and other health care providers, neighborhood centers, faith communities, county extension agencies, ethnic organizations, and many other groups. CCR must go beyond the legal system to truly create a wide network of support for victims, especially regarding communities of color, people with disabilities, and elders.
Each CCR team creates its own specific goals, but most CCRs have goals around these key areas:
For more information and resources on developing a coordinated community response, you can find our published toolkit here!
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post3204977413438648222..comments2018-03-12T09:10:34.680-05:00Comments on Brunch with Amber: 2012 - A Year in PicturesAmberhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-89543292224859456582013-01-06T16:56:23.080-06:002013-01-06T16:56:23.080-06:00It seems like 2012 was a good year! I can't wa...It seems like 2012 was a good year! I can't wait to read what 2013 brings you!Crazy Shenanigans-JMOhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-63570697430994584732013-01-01T15:14:14.243-06:002013-01-01T15:14:14.243-06:00I LOVED this post! I haven't been reading you ...I LOVED this post! I haven't been reading you all year, so I missed out on some blog stuff, but this was a great way to get caught up! It seems like you had a pretty good year! I hope 2013 is just as good, if not better!Melissahttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-84686057576379885732013-01-01T12:17:39.794-06:002013-01-01T12:17:39.794-06:00It sounds like a very full year and these recap po...It sounds like a very full year and these recap posts are always worth the time :) I want to get my 7th tattoo this year!Janna Reneehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-15013040640676843832012-12-30T22:41:11.398-06:002012-12-30T22:41:11.398-06:00Do I even need to say how much I wish you lived in...Do I even need to say how much I wish you lived in Boston, or New England, or anywhere CLOSE to the northeast so we could just hang out alllllllll the time?!? (was that creepy? whatever I DON'T CARE!).

I'm so glad I found your blog annnd I'm even more glad I realized you're my twin :) I hope you have a wonderful, awesome, fantastic, fun, drunk ( should I say that? too late, I already did) 2013! Haha. Be safe tomorrow, have fun!Jess @ Blonde Meets Worldhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-75711624313383940652012-12-29T10:35:05.282-06:002012-12-29T10:35:05.282-06:00Lovin the round up! Your puppy is too cute :) Feel...Lovin the round up! Your puppy is too cute :) Feel free to link up at my 2012 Year in Review party! Happy Holidays :)

xo ShaneShane Pratherhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-18134351113497029712012-12-29T10:31:00.835-06:002012-12-29T10:31:00.835-06:00LOVE this! You've inspired me to take more pic...LOVE this! You've inspired me to take more pictures in 2013- that is for sure! Looks like you had a great year....so glad to have 'met' you in 2012! :) Jennhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-85393744765563306602012-12-29T07:10:37.293-06:002012-12-29T07:10:37.293-06:00Sounds like a perfect year! Hope 2013 is just as w...Sounds like a perfect year! Hope 2013 is just as wonderful for youAngiehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-85503810355403661232012-12-29T05:53:40.500-06:002012-12-29T05:53:40.500-06:00It sounds like you had a great year. Great recap. ...It sounds like you had a great year. Great recap. Happy New Year!Laurahttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-9360277278922847032012-12-28T23:31:39.658-06:002012-12-28T23:31:39.658-06:00What a great recap! I started following you later ...What a great recap! I started following you later in the year, it was great to see some of your earlier posts!

Happy New Year!Rebekah @ Living && Learninghttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-1532717698253711442012-12-28T23:16:13.695-06:002012-12-28T23:16:13.695-06:00This is a great recap of your year!!! Hoping 2013 ...This is a great recap of your year!!! Hoping 2013 brings many great things for you!Heatherhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-58709536709521332162012-12-28T20:04:20.525-06:002012-12-28T20:04:20.525-06:00Love the recap, lady! What a great year for you. B...Love the recap, lady! What a great year for you. Bring on 2013, right? :)

xox!Meghan @ Shine Onhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-92096886653079526012012-12-28T17:39:08.926-06:002012-12-28T17:39:08.926-06:00Awesome recap, you had such a wonderful year :-)Awesome recap, you had such a wonderful year :-)Laurenhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-20700327397827502442012-12-28T16:38:10.912-06:002012-12-28T16:38:10.912-06:00Oh I love this post! No idea how you kept track of...Oh I love this post! No idea how you kept track of it all, but I guess I can see now why it took you so long to write!Paigehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-3034717442949734382012-12-28T14:18:38.126-06:002012-12-28T14:18:38.126-06:00wow girl what a year for you ha! i love this :) so...wow girl what a year for you ha! i love this :) so excited for 2013!Caithttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-40131038359918488602012-12-28T11:06:52.696-06:002012-12-28T11:06:52.696-06:00love this post, looks like you had such a great ye...love this post, looks like you had such a great year :) Cheers to the New Year and may 2013 be even more amazing :-D

Have a great weekend!!
http://braceface87.blogspot.com/Kaseyhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-64948838285760814902012-12-28T11:06:18.659-06:002012-12-28T11:06:18.659-06:00Great recap. I can understand why it took so long...Great recap. I can understand why it took so long. Isn't it strange to look back at each month? I didn't go that route, but mine still took a long time to write. I really hope I don't forget anything!

I look forward to seeing what 2013 has in store for both of us :)Micahhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-36523265054863423862012-12-28T10:39:24.718-06:002012-12-28T10:39:24.718-06:00I enjoyed reading this so much. You are such a go...I enjoyed reading this so much. You are such a good person and one could learn a lot from how you live your life. So proud of all that you accomplished this year. Love you, friend!Joeyhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-678249543669908642012-12-28T09:14:33.574-06:002012-12-28T09:14:33.574-06:00What a wonderful year! :) I hope 2013 is fantasti...What a wonderful year! :) I hope 2013 is fantastic for you!Lindsey @ Let the Light Shinehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-35284931296209261142012-12-28T08:17:40.382-06:002012-12-28T08:17:40.382-06:00this post is seriously awesome. I know I haven'...this post is seriously awesome. I know I haven't know you for long but it was so nice to look back on your year. I can tell that you really put some thought into this, which is why you are truly such a great blogger. I can't believe you mentioned me!! I am so honored. It took me a good 30 minutes to get through this post because I clicked on almost every link for some of the stories I haven't yet read. You are such a great blogger and friend! Helenehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9035545001949487901.post-86615369975739574652012-12-28T07:46:42.853-06:002012-12-28T07:46:42.853-06:00Amber I love your blog and am SO thankful for all ...Amber I love your blog and am SO thankful for all that you do to create more of a community for us bloggers. Here's to an even more AMAZING 2013. You deserve it :)Georgina Castelluccihttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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It was never supposed to come to this. The global recession has hurt car companies with weak balance sheets such as GM (GM) and Nissan and forced them to turn to their governments for financial assistance. But not Toyota (TM). It was too well run and had too strong a balance sheet. Until now.
According to Reuters, "Toyota Motor Corp has applied for a loan backed by the Japanese government to help its finance arm cut funding costs as the global crisis tightens access to credit." Because of its relative financial help the largest car company in the world will have access to the capital at low interest rates.
In a perverse way, the news may be good. A strong financial arms means that Toyota may be more willing and able to extend loans to consumers as their appetite for buying cars returns. That is becoming more likely to happen as the age of the average car increases and tax rates are lowered under programs in the new budget.
If one car company is likely to recover before any other, it is Toyota because of its huge distribution network, reputation for quality, and fuel efficient vehicles.
Having some extra cash in the bank will help
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Discover Bank Customers Can Withdraw From CDs Penalty Free
Discover Bank announced today that it will allow new and existing customers who have lost their jobs to take penalty-free withdrawals from 12-month certificates of deposit.
Typically, consumers who want to pull money from a CD before its maturity date pay massive fees, which can total much or all of the total interest paid, according to Bankrate. In general, any time a customer yanks money from an investing account, be it a 401(k), individual retirement account or CD, customers pay fees because they're breaking a contract.
Despite these penalties, not to mention the potential long-term damage to saving and investing goals, hardship withdrawals — much like the unemployment rate — are up.
"There's a great deal of hesitation to lock up money and use some of our products that have higher rates," Steve Olszewski, vice president of deposit products at Discover Bank says.
To be eligible for the penalty-free withdrawal, consumers must open a 12-month CD with a minimum balance of $2,500 between July 1 and Dec. 31 of this year. To withdraw money before maturity, customers must show proof of involuntary job loss, such as a termination notice or unemployment filing. Under special circumstances, self-employed people may also be eligible. Because of federal law, the CD must be open for at least six days. (More Discover fine print here.)
It will be interesting to see if other banks follow suit as they struggle with losing money while trying to attract deposits. We're not aware of any major CD issuers with a similar offer. (If you know of any, please comment below or drop us a line.)
Discover, which is probably more familiar to customers as a credit-card issuer, is trying to grow its banking arm as the credit-card industry undergoes seismic change. Mr. Olszewski says that, as of May, Discover has attracted $8.1 billion in customer deposits.
Yanking money early from a 12-month CD is not ideal, but it's less financially punishing than pulling money out of a 401(k) or IRA, where you have to pay taxes as well as fees. And withdrawing early from a 12-month CD doesn't have as large an impact on your long-term savings and investing goals. In practice, the Discover CD offer functions more like a high-yield online savings account.
Products like CDs and high-yield savings accounts have become the darlings of the investing world of late as Americans with dilapidated portfolios continue to be wary of stocks. With guaranteed interest rates and FDIC insurance, CDs are a popular during turbulent times, even if the rates aren't as juicy as they've been in the past. Read here for more information on how to find the best CD rate or high-yield savings account rate.
Also, a friendly reminder that the FDIC's expanded insurance for deposits (currently $250,000 per depositor) expires on December 31, 2013. According to the FDIC, on January 1, 2014, sans certain retirement accounts, the standard insurance amount will return to $100,000 per depositor. This could impact the 5-year CDs you buy today, so plan accordingly.


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IRVING – Wade Phillips says he isn't worried about losing Jerry Jones' support.
What he is worried about is losing games after Jones gave him plenty to work with.
"I feel bad for him because I think we should have been doing better," Phillips said Monday. "The guy does everything I think is possible to try to win and have a winner. He's an excellent general manager. He's gotten us good players. I think the drafts have been good. We've probably got the best rookie in the league this year out of the draft with a team that won a playoff game last year. That's just the way it is."
Excellent general manager? Drafts have been good?
In reality, the 2009 draft was a disaster and the 2010 draft seems headed in that direction, despite first-round pick Dez Bryant's strong early showing.


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Ignis Asset Management has added to its absolute return range with the launch of an emerging market debt fund.
The Luxembourg-domiciled Ignis Absolute Return Emerging Market Debt fund is managed by Dan Beharall (pictured).
He joined Ignis from Henderson in December 2010 to take up the post of head of emerging markets fixed income.
Beharall is supported by deputy Sailesh Lad and market analyst Mikhail Volodchenko.
The fund, which will be distributed across Europe including the UK, is based on a strategy Ignis has managed for an institutional client since January 2012, which aims to deliver a positive total return in excess of cash on a rolling 12 month basis in all types of bond market conditions.
If it hits targets investors will be subject to 10% performance fee, which will be on top of a 'clean' 0.9% annual charge. It also offers a 'super institutional' share class with an annual charge of 0.55%.
The fund will begin life with seed capital of $100 million.
Speaking to Citywire Global's sister title Wealth Manager earlier this year, Beharall indicated how talk of tapering quantitative easing had impacted the asset class.
'Lazy money has gone into the asset class, piggy-backing the quantitative easing trade,' said Beharrall.
'But it will be vulnerable to a turnaround. When [Federal Reserve chair Ben] Bernanke started talking about tapering, the way people adjusted recently had a disproportionate effect on emerging market assets.'
The fund sits alongside Russ Oxley's £1.7 billion (€2.03 billion) Ignis Absolute Return Government Bond fund and a recently launched higher octane version of the fund targeting an annual return of between 8 and 12%.


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If you don't get either references in the headline — well, then I don't know what to tell you. The first one is a given, the second is from a movie with Rick Moranis and Mel Brooks.
I sat in on the conference calls with Detroit Lions menacing defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh and head coach Jim Schwartz.
Here's a few comments from Suh …
On the line of playing aggressive and not getting penalized …
I really don't pay attention to what they see is really aggressive and not aggressive. I've been fined many times. I understand where I've been wrong in some situations and I've had no clue in other situations. I just continue to play the game as hard as I can. I don't worry about the understanding of other people.
The game of football is tough. It's a very aggressive physical game. Things happen. You can't always be in control.
When you hit a QB enough can you see a change in them?
You see some quarterbacks that will and some that won't. Michael Vick is a prime example of a guy who is not going to change his game and continue to play and get up from all those hits and try to hurt you. And he definitely does hurt you. In some other cases, you see some quarterbacks who will ultimately feel your presence and change their games. And those are the quarterbacks you affect them.
On seeing the shorter Wilson in the mass of bodies on the line …
From a height perspective, you could put him in the category as the same as Michael Vick or Drew Brees and I haven't had a problem hitting either one of those guys, so I don't think I will have an issue hitting Russell Wilson.
Here's a few comments from Schwartz
On what he's seen from Russell Wilson
The biggest thing is win-loss record. He's gotten four wins. Even their losses have been close. He's hung in there and made plays, particularly at the end of the game to give them wins. That's a sign of a good quarterback. He's very mobile. He makes a lot of plays with his feet, can extend plays. He's not the tallest guy, neither was Fran Tarkenton, neither was Doug Flutie. There's some similarities to those guys. He's got a great arm like those guys had, particularly Flutie. He does a good job of throwing on the move. He's one of the best over the top throwers we faced. He's got a really live arm and does a good job of throwing down the field.
On Matt Stafford's issues …
We need to stick with what we do. You can compare it to a lot of different things. You can compare it to a 3-point shooter. You have to keep on shooting them. If your stroke is good and you are getting on open, keep on putting them up. A baseball payer, you go 0-for-4 a couple games in a row, you can't change your stance or change your approach, you go with what's successful.
As a team, we can help Matt out. We have had a couple of chances to make big plays and we haven't been able to come up with those. It's just a matter of time. He's very talented and the players around him are very talented.
It's not all the quarterback, but we can help him out a little bit more.
On the Seahawks defense …
They're pretty good. They've been in very game that they've played. I think they're third in the NFL in points allowed and in my mind that's the most important stat – are you keeping the opponent out of the end zone?
They have giants in the secondary – 6-4, 6-2 at corner, I think Chancellor is about 6-3. Those guys are a like a junior college basketball team out there with great length.
A lot is made of big receivers in the league and we have one, but Seattle has gone a long way to matching up with those guys. They are out on an island quite a bit, and they survive out there. That's big.
They are getting a lot out of their pass rush and a rookie middle linebacker. Clemons has had a career years, Irvin has given them a big boost in their sub-package.
It's not just the secondary. It's not just the pass rush. It's not just the young linbecakers. It's a combination of all it. They very rarely make mistakes. If someone is going to beat them, you have to drive the ball on them because there's not a whole lot of big plays against that defense.
On Seattle's talent …
I think the thing Seattle has done a good job of is identifying talent that fits them. And they have a plan of how they are going to use those guys.
A lot was made of Bruce Irving being a first round pick, but he looks like a first-round pick when he's rushing the passer.
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WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — The 2014 MLK Parade is changing routes in January and will use Third and Fourth Streets instead of Front Street, according to organizer Hollis Briggs.
Last MLK Day, the parade moved from its longtime home on Castle Street to Front Street to get more people to come downtown. However, it blocked traffic for some of the businesses on Front Street and a few were against doing it again in January.
Briggs says the new route will look more like the Azalea Festival Parade route, starting at Red Cross and Third, moving south on Third to Princess, then from Princess up Fourth Street.
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With a stay at Chawengburi Resort in Koh Samui (Bo Put), you'll be minutes from Central Festival Samui and close to Big Buddha Statue. This beach resort is within close proximity of Chaweng Thai Boxing Stadium and Phetch Buncha Thai Boxing Stadium.
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Grab a bite to eat at the resort's beachfront restaurant, where you can take in a garden view and dine alfresco (weather permitting). You can also stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a beach bar. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7 AM to 10 AM for a fee.
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The Election Commission has decided to issue voter's slip to the electorate itself than allowing the political parties to distribute it so as to check the menace of wide-scale proxy voting in Nagaland during the February 26 assembly election.
The voter's slip was introduced in the last assembly election in Jammu and Kashmir, and Nagaland is the second state in the country where the Election Commission is issuing this document to the head of each family before the polls.
The EC has set the process for the distribution of the slips at all the district offices with the help of village councils and statutory grassroots-level organisations, official sources said in Kohima on Saturday.
At Dimapur, comprising five assembly segments, around 2,000 personnel have been deployed to distribute the voter's slips among the family heads of over 1,62,000 voters.
Dimapur Deputy Commissioner Sanjay Kumar, who is also the Returning Officer for the polls, admitted that he had received complaints that many of the voters were yet to receive the voter's slips or that their cards had been snatched away by others.
Possession of voter's slip has been made a must for exercising the right to franchise.
Meanwhile, security measures have been stepped up in all those polling stations, which have earned the dubious distinction of proxy voting during the previous elections. The pockets known for proxy voting are largely concentrated in Mokokchung, Zunheboto and Dimapur districts, the sources added.


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Forage through wreckage long enough and you're bound to stumble upon a hidden treasure, which brings us to Saturday's 23-point loss to Baylor in the Ferrell Center.
Not everything from the game needs to be filed in the mind's trash can. Before it disintegrated into a rout, Kansas University's leading scorer, freshman Ben McLemore, had some serious help from a quietly improving teammate.
Baylor big men Isiah Austin and Cory Jefferson combined for seven of the team's eight blocked shots, and the figure might have reached double figures if not for the fancy footwork of KU freshman Perry Ellis.
In a second-half span that took just 2:44 off the clock, Ellis totaled six points, a rebound, an assist and a steal, helping KU turn a 17-point deficit into a six-point game. He played 22 minutes and produced 12 points, three rebounds and his first assist in 12 games. He looked more like a player who belonged in a big game than a freshman overwhelmed by the size of the bodies in the paint.
Ellis has had trouble finishing near the rim, but against the Bears he used patient, purposeful footwork to make five of seven field-goal attempts.
"I thought he was the best player for us today," 10th-year Kansas coach Bill Self said afterward. "If anybody had a great game, it was Perry. He's aggressive. He attacked them, and the guys he was scoring on or over or around were legitimate shot-blockers that were much bigger. I thought he did a really good job being aggressive."
He has developed into a key reserve. In the past five games, Ellis has averaged 14.4 minutes, 8.0 points and 4.4 rebounds and has shot .522 from the field. In the first 26 games, his averages were 13.1 minutes, 4.3 points and 3.4 rebounds and he shot .392 from the field.
I've always thought free-throw shooting and putting are similar in that they both reflect an athlete's touch and open a window into the state of his mind. Settled minds result in made putts and free throws. Uncomfortable minds lacking confidence lead to puzzling slumps. In his first 26 games, Ellis was a .655 free-throw shooter, a .941 shooter (16-for-17) in the past five.
Ellis' quick feet and ability to handle the ball led to his hitting two huge buckets that pulled Kansas within 61-55. On the first, he caught the ball at the foul line, blew by his man, 6-foot-8, 260-pound Rico Gathers, and scored.
Later, Ellis caught the ball on the right baseline and faced up against Austin (7-1, 220). Ellis took one hard dribble left in the lane, stopped, planted his pivot foot, spun around to the right and took a short jab, then a longer one. Austin's and Gathers' feet became entangled, they both fell to the ground, and Ellis scored, a move that made the players on the KU bench go wild, the game's final cause for celebration for the visitors.
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…in the Lord. His name was Clive Staples Lewis, and his influence has been such that no one who wishes to defend the Christian faith against its detractors can help but tread at least partly in the paths carved out by this man. His gift for the apt analogy, the memorable metaphor, for wedding the transcendent and the familiar, the homely and the strange, has yet to be equaled.
I cannot overestimate the effect Lewis's work had on me in my twenties. I was introduced to his work sideways. I was at NYU and considered myself a confirmed atheist. I was a dramatic writing major (one of several majors I would have) and had this spark of an idea for a play. It was inspired by a physics prof, or, rather, the way he closed his very first class. As the syllabi were being distributed and most of my classmates were getting their gear together to head out, he began reading from this strange, haunting text. It was Pascal's Pensées, something about What is a man in the Infinite? Now, to this day, I have no idea if this professor was a Christian or even a theist. But he did give me my premise: a world-renowned physicist and sci-fi author has a crisis, a collapse of sorts, and disappears. For years. When he reemerges into the public eye, he does so as a serious, vocal Christian — to the horror of his former colleagues and fans.
My problem was that I didn't know what such a conversion looked like or sounded like. I had 12 years of parochial school. I was steeped in Luther's Small Catechism and verses from the New Testament that buttressed Lutheran doctrinal distinctives. But that's all Christianity was to me: curt answers to catechism questions. There didn't appear to be a nexus between those answers and my life, or the life I was hoping to build. Christianity was a series of dead typographical symbols on a page. Any kind of experiential Christianity was suspect as inauthentic and dangerous (although I wonder now why more emphasis was not placed on the aesthetic, not merely art, architecture, and music, but also, as David Bentley Hart alludes, the Beauty of the Infinite).* And so I had a certain rudimentary knowledge but no living faith. I had never had a "conversion" experience (I'm not talking about baptism now), nor did I understand what real "repentance" was (as opposed to just feeling guilty). I knew the words, if we're talking dictionary entries. But as far as a personal application, a personal relationship, if you will, the syllables were void of content.
So how could I go about crafting my main character? There had to be a book or books I could read that would give me some foundation to build on — at the very least, a vocabulary. I visited the B. Dalton's on Fifth Avenue (of blessed memory) and downstairs, on a special display table, were gift sets of books from this Oxbridge professor who had not only been an atheist but who became both a Christian but a great Christian (new word) apologist.
The set included Mere Christianity, The Abolition of Man, Miracles, The Problem of Pain, and The Screwtape Letters. I read them. And re-read them. And underlined them. And bought copies for my mother. And bought other titles for myself: Surprised by Joy, The Weight of Glory, The Great Divorce, The Pilgrim's Regress, Christian Reflections, A Grief Observed, Reflections on the Psalms, his Latin letters to Fr. Giovanni Calabria, his science-fiction trilogy, even books that influenced him (The Everlasting Man, the works of George MacDonald), and books influenced by him (A Severe Mercy).
(To this day, I have never read the Narnia Chronicles and have no intention of doing so, because I hate talking animals.)
And that faith became coming to life, taking shape, grabbing hold. Of me.
What clicked from reading Lewis that did not click for so many years during a conventional Christian education? Age had something to do with it. I had emerged from movie theaters long enough to begin asking the Big Questions about life, death, and — more important — fear of failure. Of failing life. I had dropped in and out of college so many times, NYU finally just gave me the keys and told me to lock up when I was through. I had gone through successive stages of intellectual rebellion, looking for larger-than-life inspiration. I went through a Randian phase but discerned a derivative quality, a certain "thinness," to her worldview, which is not surprising, seeing as I had read both Alfred Adler and a considerable amount of Nietzsche (which was interesting, but his philosophy may as well have been the secrets of a comic book superhero from Planet Bongo).
You see, growing up, Christianity seemed so small, constricting, even petty, and my dreams were so big. But Lewis made Christianity bigger than anything I could imagine. I was looking for the Will to Power. Lewis pointed to the Way of Powerlessness, which, in his construal of the Faith, offered so much more in this life and the next. It was a Faith that could not only produce great art but was Art—God re-creating a new humanity in his son. It was a Faith that could integrate the latest scientific pronouncements into its great narrative without flinching, because the Earth and its history were also God's work. It was a Faith that could not only make sense of my life's story but that was the story behind all stories. It was both fantastic and the ground of all reality.
C.S. Lewis was the first Christian to convince me that Christianity was too good to be false.
I am obviously not alone in my admiration. His books continue to sell at such rates as to promise public-domain editions only at the Eschaton. And, of course, books about Lewis are churned out year after year, decade after decade, digging deeper into his work, his conversion, his marriage, even his friendships. Plays are even written in which Lewis figures as a character.
Speaking of which, below are a few clips from such productions, with actors donning the Oxford don's mantle and entering the lists as the reluctant convert doing battle against the merely material. As I'm sure you'll note, some of these performances ring true to Lewis's voice — both that which we encounter on the printed page and that which has survived in radio recordings — while others seem somewhat overwrought (although perhaps that Lewis is the one we would have encountered over a pint at the Eagle and Child).
I leave you with my favorite Lewis quote, from The Weight of Glory:
It is a serious thing to live in a society of possible gods and goddesses, to remember that the dullest and most uninteresting person you talk to may one day be a creature which, if you saw it now, you would strongly be tempted to worship, or else a horror and a corruption such as you now meet, if at all, only in a nightmare. All day long we are, in some degree, helping each other to one or other of these destinations. It is in the light of these overwhelming possibilities, it is with the awe and the circumspection proper to them, that we should conduct all our dealings with one another, all friendships, all loves, all play, all politics. There are no ordinary people. You have never talked to a mere mortal.
*I must also admit, in the interest of fairness, that these various dimensions may have been touched on and I was simply not paying attention or sufficiently engaged, being a typically too-easily-distracted teen.


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So I feel dumb asking this b/c we have passes to the zoo but I don't think I pay enough attention & we don't go to the aquarium part normally.
But I was thinking about taking the kids Friday b/c they don't have school but I can't remember how much walking it takes to get to the aquarium. Its gonna be cold, which is why I just wanna do that but if we have to walk a long time outside I'll just save it for another day
that's why I was asking about the aquarium;I don't plan on walking around the zoo. But I can't remember where the aquarium is in regards to the entrance
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Our family has a membership there too but I don't think we would go until it was way warmer...my boys would complain and it would then turn into a disaster....... :(
If I remember right it's pretty far back to get to the aquarium. Have you tried looking on the wed site to see if they have a map and you can kind of gage where it is?
is the zoo even open right now?? We're planning a trip to the new port aquarium in the next couple weeks, I want to do something special with dd before this baby comes
It's about half way back not to far from the tunnel but honestly you wouldn't be there long the aquarium isn't that big


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This engaging audiobook begins by declaring that George Washington was not the first president of the United States and continues to astound from there.
When Michael Kramer, who sounds like a gravelly-voiced Shakespearean actor, states a previously unquestioned "fact", he immediately follows it up with a mirthful "Don't you believe it!" and proceeds to unravel the fallacious myth. Easily persuaded by Kramer's deep, authoritative voice, a listener begins to question a trove of information previously assumed to be sacrosanct.
Among dozens of other common errors, author Herb Reich alleges that Cleopatra was not in fact Egyptian and that French fries were not invented in France. School teachers, it turns out, can be wrong.
If you think that witches were burned at Salem, that St. Patrick was Irish, and that George Washington was our first president... don't you believe it! Our cherished culturally shared beliefs stem from a variety of sources, many of which propagate old wives' tales, myths, self-serving fantasies, innocent fallacies, or sheer nonsense. History is replete with stories of great men and events that either never happened or didn't happen the way we were told they did. Such items are part of our common knowledge. They are taught in schools. They are passed down to us by our families and friends and have become part of shared cultural knowledge, accepted without question. And they are wrong.
Here, Herb Reich explodes 200 myths that you probably accept as fact, including: Jackie Robinson was the first black baseball player in the major leagues. The captain of a ship can perform marriages. Mussolini's trains ran on time. Charles Lindbergh was the first man to fly across the Atlantic Ocean. Baseball was invented by Abner Doubleday in 1839. The Mason-Dixon line was drawn to separate the slave South from the free North. Betsy Ross sewed the first American flag. Cleopatra was Egyptian. Chicago is called "the windy city" because of the gusts off Lake Michigan.
It is a cliche that history is written by the victors. But Don't You Believe It! will demonstrate that it is also written by teachers, by newsmen, by heirs, by hucksters, and occasionally by someone who has a lousy memory or an axe to grind.
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The Ehang 184: Your Own Personal Drone
When I first saw it, I immediately thought, "The Jetsons."
I'm sure many of you remember the futuristic cartoon from Hanna-Barbera about the Jetson family in the year 2062.
Remember how George Jetson went to work every day in his flying car?
Well, the Jetsons' family vehicle is here.
At the Consumer Electronics Show last month, Chinese firm Ehang unveiled a one-person drone called the Ehang 184. The number refers to 1 person, 8 rotors, and 4 wings.
Now, much like flying cars, you might think this is just a gimmick. Something that looks cool, but will never really take off (if you'll excuse the pun).
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The personal all-electric drone can carry a payload of up to 220 pounds at speeds of up to 60 mph for 23 minutes. Ehang expects that range to increase as battery technology improves.
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All you have to do is tell it where to go via a tablet inside the machine. Then the GPS-enabled flight command computer takes over. The drone uses fly-by-wire and networked, encrypted sensors to navigate.
Ehang claims the sensors and computer are smart enough to fly in fairly crowded urban settings and can even refuse to take off if the weather conditions are too hazardous.
The system can also diagnose damage and land safely in emergencies.
And once you've reached your destination, the Ehang 184 takes another page from the Jetsons' book by folding up neatly into a compact size. Standing less than five feet tall, it could be fairly easily stored in or around the home.
The downside right now is that at $300,000, this new innovation is out of most people's price range. And regulators are a long way from approving the use of such a vehicle, although Ehang has successfully tested the drone with human passengers in China.
So what does the future hold for the Ehang 184?
Fed Up With Sitting in Traffic?
Ehang has big plans for its drone – and there are several compelling benefits…
~ Easing Congestion: The company says such drones would alleviate traffic congestion on the ground. This is something we can all identify with – and it's only getting worse. As the global population rises, we'll see an even greater number of cars on the roads. Many places can't build new roads fast enough to handle the burden.
~ Sky Taxis: Ehang plans to sell its drone both to individuals and companies. The companies it has in mind are taxi services that will pick up customers on demand. And given that most cab rides are short, local trips, this technology would seem to be a good fit.
Ehang is already discussing pilot programs with government officials in its native Guangzhou, China, as well as Auckland and Los Angeles.
~ Military: It's believed that the superb level of flight automation and systems on the Ehang 184 can be upgraded and militarized.
In a way, the technology is similar to the robot K-MAX helicopter, which the Pentagon has deployed in Afghanistan to deliver cargo and supplies. K-MAX is a joint venture between Lockheed Martin Corp. (LMT) and Kaman Corp. (KAMN).
I'm sure some in the Pentagon are worried about China's capabilities in this area. After all, China is the leader in the drone industry, thanks to its more relaxed rules on testing and flying drones while U.S. regulations stifle innovation.
For now though, this is the latest in airborne innovation geared more towards the consumer market than military. Here's hoping we'll be able to harness our inner George Jetson soon.
Good investing,
Tim Maverick