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Other Awards and Achievements
Berklee students, faculty, and alumni gain recognition all around the world for their achievements. Here's a sampling of some of the musicians that have won.
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- Goya Cinema Awards: Best Original Song and Best Soundtrack for Palm Trees in the Snow: Lucas Vidal '06
- India New England Woman of the Year: Annette Philip, assistant professor of voice
- Society for American Music Honorary Member: Terri Lyne Carrington '83, professor of percussion
- BMI Foundation John Lennon Scholarship Winner: Naika Richard
- BMI Jazz Composition Scholarship: Nicolas Castañeda, student
- John Lennon Songwriting Competition, Song of the Year: Rare Occasions (Luke Imbusch '14, Jeremy Cohen '15)
VIVO International Music Competition, Second-Prize Winner: Keizo Yoshioka '14
- The American Prize, Composition—Student Choral Division, Winner: Saunder Choi '14
- Harmony Sweepstakes, National Champions: Women of the World, alumnae a cappella group
- Lee Ritenour's Six String Theory Competition, Winner: Giorgi Mikadze '14
- Apollo Theater Amateur Night Theme Song Competition, Winner: Clifton Williams '14
- International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella Competition, First Place: Pitch Slapped, Berklee's a cappella group
- DownBeat Magazine Student Music Awards, Best Honors Ensemble, Winner: Berklee Jazz Workshop Shades Ensemble
- International Songwriting Competition, World Music category, Winner: Albino Mbie '12
- International Songwriting Competition, Jazz category, Winner: Yuto Kanazawa '09
- John Lennon Songwriting Contest, Gospel Category, Winner: Clifton Williams '14
American String Teachers Association Artist Teacher Award Winner: Matt Glaser, artistic director of Berklee American Roots Music Program
- BMI Foundation John Lennon Scholarship Winner: Luke Niccoli
- International Composers' Competition, Director's Choice Award Winner: Alla Elana Cohen, associate professor of composition
- Montreux Jazz Festival Electric Guitar Competition, First Place: Leandro Pellegrino
- SCAMV National Composition Competition, First Place: Utar Artun '11
- Thelonious Monk International Jazz Saxophone Competition, First Place: Melissa Aldana '09
- BMI Foundation John Lennon Scholarship Winner: Lisa Occhino
- Boston Music Awards, Gospel Artist of the Year Winner: Berklee Reverence Gospel Choir
- Chris Austin Songwriting Contest at MerleFest Winner: Molly Tuttle
- Japan National Finger-Picking Guitar Competition Winner: Shohei Toyoda '08
- John Lennon Songwriting Contest, Grand Prize Winner for Jazz: Yuko Yamamura '06
- Motion Picture Sound Editors Golden Reel Awards, Best Sound Editing: Sound Effects, Foley, Dialogue and ADR in a Foreign Language Feature Film: Joe Huang '10
- Premio Multishow Awards, "Best Song - Brazil" Winner: Chiara Civello '95 (with Ana Carolina)
- USA Songwriting Competition, Overall Grand Prize Winner: Michael Schmid '01
- Yamaha Young Performing Artists Program Winner: Josh Shpak
- Berlin Prize in Music Composition/Fellowship: Ken Ueno '95
- Billboard Music Awards Battle of the Bands Winner: Gentlemen Hall
- Boston Music Awards, Gospel Artist of the Year Winner: Berklee Reverence Gospel Choir
- Cubadisco International Prize: MTCD: 10, Music Technology Division student compilation
- Guggenheim Fellowship: Dave Fiuczynski, faculty
- International Competition of Collegiate a Cappella Champions: Pitch Slapped
- International Thumbpicking Contest, Grand Prize Winner: Shohei Toyoda '08
- Uncle Dave Macon National Old-Time Banjo Contest Winner: Lukas Pool '11
- ASICOM International Award: Danilo Pérez '88
- Avery Fisher Career Grant: Kirill Gerstein '96
- Boston Business Journal 40 Under 40 Business Leaders: Panos Panay '93 (Sonicbids)
- Chris Austin Songwriting Contest, General Category: Liz Longley '09
- DownBeat Critics Poll, Artist of the Year: Joe Lovano '72
- Edison Jazz/World Award: Lionel Loueke '00
- Gilmore Artist Award: Kirill Gerstein '96
- Glamour Top 10 College Women: Emily Elbert
- International Acoustic Music Awards Grand Prize: Liz Longley '09
- International Competition of Collegiate A Cappella—Northeast Region, First Place: Student group Pitch Slapped
- International Competition of Collegiate A Cappella—National Finals, Outstanding Arrangement: Christine Gallagher '10 and Hannah Juliano '12 of Pitch Slapped
- International Trombone Association Lifetime Achievement Award: Phil Wilson, faculty
- International Trumpet Guild, Jazz Improvisation Competition, First Place: David Neves '11
- Mass High Tech All-Stars: Panos Panay '93 (Sonicbids)
- Montreux Jazz Festival Audience Award: Aki Ishiguro
- Toru Takemitsu Composition Award: Roberto Toscano '06
- ASCAP Foundation Young Jazz Composer Award: Victor Gould and Daniel Ori '08
- Albert Schweitzer Fellow: Jenna St. Pierre
- BMI/Jerry Goldsmith Film Scoring Scholarship: Jung-Joo "JJ" Lee '03
- Boston Music Awards
- Act of the Year: Passion Pit (four of five members are alumni)
- Gospel/Choir Act (of the Year): Berklee Reverence Gospel Choir
- Jazz Act: Esperanza Spalding '05
- Casandra Award, Solo Female Singer: Cristal Marie '05
- DownBeat Rising Star, Alto Sax: Grace Kelly '12
- Fulbright Scholar: Liz Davis Maxfield '09
- Jazz Journalists Association Awards:
- Clarinetist of the Year: Anat Cohen '98
- Alto Saxophonist of the Year: Rudresh Mahanthappa '92
- Up and Coming Artist of the Year: Esperanza Spalding '04
- MacColl Johnson Fellow: professor Daniel Moretti
- Montreux Jazz Voice Competition, First Place: Aubrey Logan '10; Third Place, Charles Turner '10
- Rocky Mountain Folks Festival Songwriter Showcase, Grand Prize: student Liz Longley
- Smithsonian Legacy Award: Danilo Pérez '88
- Sundance Institute Composer: Christopher Lord '05
- BBC Heart of Jazz Award: Tommy Smith '85
- Billboard World Songwriting Contest, Rock: Jimi Anderson '08, "Another Way to Run"
- BMI Film Scoring Scholarship: Javier Zacharias
- Chamber Music America, New Works Creation and Presentation Program: David Gilmore, faculty
- DownBeat Rising Star, Guitar: Lionel Loueke '00
- East Coast Music Award (Canada), Roots/Traditional Solo Recording of the Year: Kimberley Fraser, Falling on New Ground
- Effigy Award (Spain), Blues/Rock Song of the Year: Jack Evans '75 with Reverend Zen
- Guggenheim Fellowship: Miguel Zenón '98
- Harp Competition: Maeve Gilchrist '07
- International Bluegrass Music Association, Instrumental Album of the Year: Andy Hall '97
- International Film Music Conference Jerry Goldsmith Award, Best Young Composer and Best Score in Picture: Zeltia Montes '07
- Japan Society of Boston John E. Thayer Award: Tiger Okoshi, faculty
- Jazz Journalists Association, Player of the Year (Instruments Rare in Jazz): Scott Robinson '81
- John Lennon Scholarship Songwriting Contest: Emily Shackelton '07
- John Lennon Songwriting Contest, Jazz: Jeremy Zmuda '98
- Latin Grammy, Best Latin Jazz Recording: David Samuels, faculty
- Lyon & Healy International Jazz & Pop Harpfest: Maeve Gilchrist '07
- MacArthur Fellowship: Miguel Zenón '98 (read more)
- Montreux Jazz Guitar Competition, First Prize: Jeff Miles '08
- Music Teachers National Association Young Composers Competition: Ho Man Tin '07
- SESAC Composer Awards, Maury, Montel, Teen Kids News: Hal Gold '76
- SESAC Songwriting Award: Emily Shackelton '07
- SOCAN Award (Canada), Domestic Animated Television Series: Don Breithaupt '84
- Tanne Foundation Award: Haddon Givens Kime '00
- Tony Award, Best Orchestrations: Alex Lacamoire '95
- ASCAP Plus Award, Songwriting: Jack Evans '75
- Belvedere Chamber Music Festival Student Composition Contest: Federico Casagrande '06
- CosmoGIRL! Songwriter of the Year: Alexa Falk
- Director's Chair Film Festival, Best Original Soundtrack: Michael Teoli '04
- Guggenheim Fellowship: Rudresh Mahanthappa '92
- International Bluegrass Music Association, Song of the Year, Album of the Year (tie), and Emerging Artist of the Year: the Infamous Stringdusters (Andy Hall '97 and Chris Pandolfi '03)
- International Jazz Soloist Competition of Monaco: Florian Weber '01, piano
- International Trombone Association, Lifetime Achievement: Dick Nash '48
- John Lennon Songwriting Contest, Electronic: Acoustic Chatter (Lukas Johnson '04 and Andrea Stankevitch '04)
- Kunstgegen Foundation Music for Modern Dance Performance Competition: Julio Santillán '01
- Montreux Jazz Guitar Competition, First Prize: Federico Casagrande '06
- Moondance International Film Festival, Film Score (Columbine Award): Vincent Gillioz '95, Pray for Morning
- Motion Picture Sound Editors Golden Reel Award, Best Sound Editing for Feature Film: Jason W. Jennings, Letters From Iwo Jima
- Park City Film Music Festival, Outstanding Achievement in Film Music Composition for Independent Film: Vincent Gillioz '95, La Belle Dame Sans Merci
- Accolade Competition Award of Excellence, Feature Film—Comedy: Kelly Farrell '91, The Metrosexual
- Lowell Fiddle and Banjo Contests:
- Bluegrass Fiddle, Andy Woolf Memorial Award for Musical Excellence: Andy Reiner '08
- Ethnic Fiddle: Mariel Vandersteel '09
- Fiddle and Banjo Duo: Amberly Rosen '08 with Dave Hollender, faculty
- Old-Time Fiddle: Amberly Rosen '08
- Twin Fiddles: Mariel Vandersteel '09
- Montreux Jazz Guitar Competition: Jake Hertzog '07 (video: Jake talks about guitar at Berklee)
- Motion Picture Sound Editors Golden Reel Award, Best Sound Editing (Direct-to-Video): Kyle Clausen '00, Ark
- Sonoma Valley Film Festival, Best Debut Feature: Christopher Jaymes, In Memory of My Father
- Thelonious Monk International Jazz Guitar Competition, First Place, Lage Lund
- ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards:
- Most-Performed Themes: Branford Marsalis '80; Howard Shore '68
- Movie Score: Alan Silvestri '70, The Polar Express and Van Helsing
- Top Television Series: Michael Levine '76, Cold Case; Atli Orvarsson '96, Law & Order and Law & Order: SVU
- BMI Film and TV Award, Classic Contribution Award: Kevin Eubanks '79, The Tonight Show
- Broadcast Film Critics Association Award, Best Composer: Howard Shore '69,The Aviator
- CineVegas International Film Festival, Grand Jury Award: Christopher Jaymes, In Memory of My Father
- Golden Globe, Best Original Score—Motion Picture: Howard Shore '69,The Aviator
- National Board of Review, Career Achievement Award for Excellence in Film Music Composition: Howard Shore '69
- San Diego Film Festival, Best Director: Christopher Jaymes, In Memory of My Father


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SandJamHalifax to host the Canadian National Team Beach Volleyball Championships
SandJam Halifax, the summer's premier sports and entertainment experience, is returning to the Halifax Waterfront this Labour Day weekend. From Friday, August 29to Sunday August, 31, Halifax will host the Canadian National Team Beach Volleyball Championships, featuring the top eight male and top eight female Canadian beach volleyball teams, many of whom compete on the FIVB International circuit. We invite you to come down to our temporary stadium on the edge of the harbour and be entertained by these impressive athletes while enjoying the last of the summer sun.
"SandJam Halifax is an event unlike any other in Atlantic Canada and a highlight of our short summer season," said Derek Martin, President of S|E|A, producers this unique event. "We are thrilled to not only host the Canadian National Team Beach Volleyball Championships for the first time but also integrate an enhanced, unmatched concert experience into our event. We promise to put on a party that closes out the summer in style".
Sports & Entertainment Atlantic (S|E|A) will once again transform the Salter parking lot on the Halifax waterfront into a temporary stadium complete with two Olympic sized beach volleyball courts, stadium seating, concert stage and food & beverage offerings. Thanks to our great partners, we have been able to reduce ticket prices by up to 25% compared to 2013 and we have introduced youth (12 & under) and senior (60+) pricing that offers additional discounts. A morning or afternoon session for SandJam will include 4 games and cost $15.65 for Adults, $13.04 for seniors and $7.83 for youth (all prices are + HST).Full Day (morning and afternoon sessions) and Full Tournament passes are also available. Children three and younger are free.For tickets and information please visit www.sandjamhalifax.ca. Tickets will be available online beginning Friday, May 30 at 9:00 a.m.
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He promised that particular flaw — walking off the course in the middle of a round — is forever fixed.
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Skip to comments.EPA: Nothing to fear on climate regs
Posted on 04/26/2011 8:31:42 AM PDT by Sub-Driver
EPA: Nothing to fear on climate regs By Andrew Restuccia - 04/26/11 10:43 AM ET
Environmental Protection Administrator Lisa Jackson said Tuesday that the public has no reason to fear the agencys pending climate regulations.
I believe there is nothing to fear from common-sense use of the Clean Air Act to begin to put this country in the direction of moving towards addressing our greenhouse gas emissions, Jackson said during remarks at an energy conference in Washington.
The EPA has begun phasing in greenhouse gas standards for new and modified power plants and refineries. The regulations have come under attack from Republicans and some moderate Democrats, who argue that the rules will harm the economy. The House passed a bill earlier this month to block EPA climate rules. The Senate failed to pass the legislation.
Jackson said she and President Obama would have preferred putting limits on greenhouse gas emissions through legislation. But efforts to pass such a bill fell apart in the Senate last year several months after the House passed cap-and-trade legislation.
So now were left with the Clean Air Act. Its not the ideal tool, but it is a tool and according to the Supreme Court it is a tool, Jackson said, referring to a landmark 2007 Supreme Court decision that said the EPA could regulate greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act if the agency found they endanger public health and welfare. EPA made such a finding in 2009.
Jackson, who spoke at the Energy Information Administration's annual conference, said she hopes Congress will eventually move forward with climate legislation. But such a bill has little change of passing.
Business will comply with the regs by closing and leaving.
There is much to fear among those being ruled, who will be financially raped for disregarding your rules.
Killing the economy is the ultimate objective of the commies. Then they can proclaim capitalism has failed and take over everything, including us. We will work for the dictators until we can no longer work and then they will make sure we die an early death. Health care is just to expensive for someone that doesn't contribute to the 'greater good'.
By not passing the bill, Congress acted. That means it's neither wanted nor legal!
And Democrats will then blame Greeeedy Corporations for shipping the jobs overseas.
lather, rinse, repeat.
Ask Shell who put out $4billion for leases only now to be turned down for drilling.
" By not passing the bill, Congress acted. That means it's neither wanted nor legal! "
Then, by not passing the bill stripping the EPA of this power, Congress abdicated its legislative and oversight powers.. That means that Congress is no longer needed...
The King says the kings ruling are fair.
I remember when they were trying to pass the cap and tax bill, the Dems would threaten, "You better allow us to pass this bill or you'll hate what the EPA has in store." Or something similar.
Now we have nothing to fear. Riiigghht!
Name that fool...
Nothing to fear but poverty and death. But what's a little poverty and death in the pursuit of an utterly bankrupt Utopian impossibility?
SS Guard: "There's nothing to fear, it's only a shower."
How honest and supported by actual data was the 2009 finding?
Google "Agenda 21" and do some reading. This is just another piece of the puzzle being fitted into place.
This enviro-commie is using standard CommieSpeak, not American English. Note carefully she said "I believe.....". THus, she is giving you what she says she believes.
This is important in that a person can always have an opinion regardless of the facts. She can't be held responsible for her opinion.
However, if she makes a statement of fact, she can be held responsible for what she says is "fact".
In this case, she started her deliberately deceptive sentence as follows:
"I believe there is nothing to fear.......". Opinion statement.
"There is nothing to fear......." is a statement of fact (or a lie, as in this case).
When their lips are movin, they ARE lyin'.
So, your statement appears to be based on the theory that any regulatory agency can do anything it wants unless it's specifically prohibited by Congress? I don't think that's how it works. Regulatory agencies are not supposed to be able to do anything unless it's specifically provided for by Congress and approved by the President (Presidential approval not required if Congress overrides his veto).
Unfortunately, Congress is shirking its duty. I sure would like to see a Supreme Court ruling that restricts regulatory agencies to only their approved powers.
And yes, we do need a Congress, but one that stands fast to its oaths and obligations to support and defend the Constitution.
If this stupid woman still believes in anthropogenic global warming, I fear her ignorance as well as what the Pinhead Protection Agency will come up with to "help" me have a greener future.
In a related case, the Supreme Court ruled that the Fox could unilaterally regulate security at the Henhouse if the Fox determined that the Hens needed protection.
There is nothing common sense about the EPA. If the EPA used common sense, they would not be dictatorial environmentalists. They would be a helpful rather than harmful agency if they used common sense.
The problem with the EPA is they are zero tolerance. That is why they approve nothing useful and stymie everything. They are a zero tolerance agency. They don't want reasonable common sense emissions that don't hamstring industry - they want zero tolerance. Hence their destructiveness.
Perfectly true. But you have no intention of making common-sense use of the Clean Air Act, Lisa, you naughty, naughty girl.
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Skip to comments.Romney Loss - Evangelicals "Again" Stayed Home
Posted on 11/07/2012 4:18:54 AM PST by The Ignorant Fisherman
Many of us could not imagine that Romney could lose this election, especially after four years of Obamas radical Marxism and its social and fiscal consequences that America will NEVER recover from. All the hype and all the Romney rallies; it indeed looked like a sure victory for Romney except for one equation, the Evangelical vote. We here at the IFB have talked back and forth among ourselves since the RNC convention and with others also in the know; that if the Evangelical vote did not show up on Nov. 6th the jig would be up and Romney would lose big and indeed he has.
Remember, the GOP and Romney gave NO place to the Evangelical vote at the RNC convention. They outright snubbed us and that act rubbed Evangelicals the wrong way.
Remember, the GOP and Romney gave NO place to the Evangelical vote at the RNC convention. They outright snubbed us and that act rubbed Evangelicals the wrong way. The Evangelical vote consists of the TRUE social and moral conservatives of the party (i.e., the Right). Romney and the GOP also gave very little time to the Tea Party who is the heart of the grass root movement and the engine of the Party! The viewer ratings for the 2012 RNC convention were way down, some 40% and many of us- including myself - did not watch one lick of it. Why should we have? We knew what we were getting and many of us felt dissd being left out as we were. That in its self should have set off warning bells to the RNC but in all honesty many of us who are Evangelicals were still going to vote for Romney holding our nose. It is our duty as Believers and an Americans to be salt and light (Matt. 5:13-16) and even though Romney was who he was; he was the better choice still and the lesser of the two evils for our nation. We were not going to trust in a Romney win but that a Romney win would slow down the final deterioration of our nation.
Many Evangelicals who voted for Bush in 2000 and in 2004 felt betrayed by his agreeing with and passing many of the Marxist policies of the progressive Left. To this day it still has left a bad taste in our mouth and many have NOT forgotten it. Evangelicals felt betrayed and many did not vote for McCain in 2008 which gave Marxist Obama the victory. When you add the convention snub of Romney and the GOP that was the straw that broke the elephants back.
Many Evangelicals who voted for Bush in 2000 and in 2004 felt betrayed by his agreeing with and passing many of the Marxist policies of the progressive Left. To this day it still has left a bad taste in our mouth.
Now we come to today, the day after the election and we once more again see that the Evangelical vote has stayed home; and in doing so have given Obama another four years to finish the job of transforming our nation and fundamentally changing our culture and way of life which includes the elimination of sound biblical Christianity. I know I am going to get a ton of hate mail for this statement, but SHAME ON YOU for sitting home and not choosing to be light and exercising your God given right to vote (Matt. 5:13-16)! I know all sides of this argument and there is still absolutely NO excuse (Matt. 5:13-16). Your self righteous pride, biblical ignorance and foolishness has open wide the door now for Christian persecution in our nation and the end of the freedoms we have for the furtherance of the Gospel. My friends, indeed the Day of the Lord is at hand, but WOE to any who seek to bring it about who call on the Name of Jesus Christ by being idol and slothful.This is NOT a sanctification matter and God will hold you accountable for hiding your light and voice.
In the end, this 2012 election has revealed without a shadow of a doubt that the Evangelical element has lost its salt and light and that America has absolutely no problem in FULL LIGHT re-electing a radical progressive secular Marxists to reign over us.
In the end, this 2012 election has revealed without a shadow of a doubt that the Evangelical element has lost its salt and light (Matt. 5:13-16) and that America has absolutely no problem in FULL LIGHT re-electing a radical progressive secular Marxists to reign over us. I think of Samuel when all of Israel wanted a king and not the Lord (1 Sam. 8). It broke his heart and rightly so! He knew what was coming. Thus America in this election has said quite loudly that we DO NOT want the God given freedom to exercise what our Founding Fathers envisioned, which was based on the Laws of Nature and of Natures God. In doing so we have REJECTED the Judeo/ Christian values and ideals which once made this country great. We have now as a nation fully taken on the mantle of Lawlessness and the spirit of Anti Christ as our nations ideology and culture.
Indeed, we as Evangelicals will now see what we must surely endure under lawless administration of Barack H. Obama and many Evangelicasl will be sifted and found wanting. That there... you can take to the bank!
The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand!
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That is what true spiritual nobility is all about.
Now, why does the Bible say that the Bereans were more "noble" than the Thessalonians?
11 Now the Berean Jews were of more noble character than those in Thessalonica, for they received the message with great eagerness and examined the Scriptures every day to see if what Paul said was true. (Acts 17:11)
You see, the Bereans didn't take Paul only at his word; they searched the "scriptures" -- the Old Testament for them -- to see if it reinforced/matched his teachings. They tested any new revelations by existing ones.
Now why do we know that truth exists as proclaimed by the church universal? Because ...the church of the living God, [is] the pillar and foundation of the truth. (Apostle Paul, 1 Timothy 3:15)
We know God speaks thru the church, even proclaiming truth to the forces of darkness who left heaven: His intent was that now, through the church, the manifold wisdom of God should be made known to the rulers and authorities in the heavenly realms, 11 according to his eternal purpose that he accomplished in Christ Jesus our Lord. (Ephesians 3:10-11)
I recall that some passage admonishes us that no man knows the mind of God and I certainly dont believe that God talks directly to any fallable man, regardless of their piety.
Well, you have cited a passage that does stress that only the Holy Spirit knows the divine Mind...
...But the Bible doesn't stop there, because it then says that same Holy Spirit indwells His body-and-blood church:
...as it is written: What no eye has seen, what no ear has heard, and what no human mind has conceived the things God has prepared for those who love him 10 these are the things God has revealed to us by his Spirit. The Spirit searches all things, even the deep things of God. 11 For who knows a persons thoughts except their own spirit within them? In the same way no one knows the thoughts of God except the Spirit of God. 12 What we have received is not the spirit of the world, but the Spirit who is from God, so that we may understand what God has freely given us. 13 This is what we speak, not in words taught us by human wisdom but in words taught by the Spirit, explaining spiritual realities with Spirit-taught words. 14 The person without the Spirit does not accept the things that come from the Spirit of God but considers them foolishness, and cannot understand them because they are discerned only through the Spirit. 15 The person with the Spirit makes judgments about all things, but such a person is not subject to merely human judgments, 16 for, Who has known the mind of the Lord so as to instruct him? But we have the mind of Christ. (1 Corinthians 2:9-16)
John 3:16-18 (NIV)
16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. 17 For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him. 18 Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe stands condemned already because they have not believed in the name of Gods one and only Son.
Believe it or don't - your choice.
The evidence seems to indicate that more peopled would rather be praised into Hell; than be rebuked into Heaven.
What the world calls Mormonism will rule every nation.... God has decreed it, and his own right arm will accomplish it. This will make the heathen rage.
But why do some CONSERVATIVEs on FR go all MEGO on us when SCRIPTURE is posted? Dismissing it with an imperial wave of the hand?
Obama will rule the nation called USA.... God has decreed it, and his own right arm will accomplish it. This will make the FR 'conservatives' rage. If at any time I announce that a nation or kingdom is to be uprooted, torn down and destroyed, 8 and if that nation I warned repents of its evil, then I will relent and not inflict on it the disaster I had planned. 9 And if at another time I announce that a nation or kingdom is to be built up and planted, 10 and if it does evil in my sight and does not obey me, then I will reconsider the good I had intended to do for it. Psalm 22:27-28 All the ends of the earth will remember and turn to the LORD, and all the families of the nations will bow down before him, 28 for dominion belongs to the LORD and he rules over the nations. Daniel 2:20-21 ...Praise be to the name of God for ever and ever; wisdom and power are his. 21 He changes times and seasons; he sets up kings and deposes them. He gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to the discerning.
Jeremiah. 18:7-10
If at any time I announce that a nation or kingdom is to be uprooted, torn down and destroyed, 8 and if that nation I warned repents of its evil, then I will relent and not inflict on it the disaster I had planned. 9 And if at another time I announce that a nation or kingdom is to be built up and planted, 10 and if it does evil in my sight and does not obey me, then I will reconsider the good I had intended to do for it.
Psalm 22:27-28
All the ends of the earth will remember and turn to the LORD, and all the families of the nations will bow down before him, 28 for dominion belongs to the LORD and he rules over the nations.
Daniel 2:20-21
...Praise be to the name of God for ever and ever; wisdom and power are his. 21 He changes times and seasons; he sets up kings and deposes them. He gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to the discerning.
God has decreed it...
Please, folks; don't get mad at me; for I am just the messenger.
I report: you decide.
Read what I said. I did not lambast anyone for not voting for Romney. I had to hold my nose to do so myself. I lambasted them for voting for Obama. Nobody that voted for Obama is a conservative, regardless of what they may think. Unless they, too, are an idiot.
Further, I'm not a Republican at all. I'm an independent conservative with libertarian (little 'l') leanings. I vote Republican as the lesser of 2 evils.
Christians make mistakes, too. But what's your excuse, and why are you so hate filled this morning?
I think you may have gotten caught up in the stormsurge of those posting here that are claiming that to NOT vote for ROMENY is the same as voting for Obama.
Good Q...and well-framed.
I know it's a rhetorical Q, but I'll add my thoughts.
I can't speak to specific motivations of any given FReeper; but generically I think people are relativistic & don't want the Bible as their applicable Guide in life.
To wave it off as authoritative to their life, they need to assume self-authority over it.
However, I can respect the person who just cannot bring themsleves to vote for Romney as a matter of principle, or even theology. I think that it did enable an Obama victory, but still it is a legitimate, principled choice.
But, to actually vote for Obama is a totally different matter. Only pig ignorance or evil intentions could justify such.
If you are an "evangelical" and voted for Obama, and really are a Christian, then I would suggest studying the Scriptures a little more closely, and add a good dose of prayer.
As for the Mormons, while I know about as much as I care to about their theology, I don't know enough to determine if a vote for Obama is consistent with it. Based on my observations of the few that I know personally, I tend to doubt it. But that's just an opinion.
Please make certain you respond to the correct post next time. Also, search for help in making your posts easier to read and understand, and learn how to use italics, when you wish to quote another post, paragraphs, and even bold!
It's fun! And easy, too! if you have a brain.
I think you may have gotten caught up in the stormsurge of those posting here that are claiming that to NOT vote for ROMENY is the same as voting for Obama.
***Yes, he did. Sorry about that, Chesley.
Of course voting does, and should, take discernment. We can't always be right.
For instance, in the election just past, the office of probate judge was up for grabs. The incumbent was a long-time Democrat, who actually is a fine man and a good probate judge. The opponent, a Dem turned Republican, is also a fine man, as near as I can tell.
My wife wanted me to vote for the Dem, although she was voting R on every other position. Namely because he was getting involved in a terrible situation at her (state) place of employment, and was working to make things better.
I thought long and hard about the choice. In the end, I could not vote for the Democrat. They need to be turned out at every opportunity, IMO.
Is this the right choice? Should we vote the Party or the Man? What about the right man in the wrong party? I suspect that it often depends of the circumstances and the times. In these times my thinking is to leave them no base of power.
But it was a tough choice.
So, here you are calling conservatives mean names, trolling, and now nitpicking about italics & bolding. I guess you weren't here on FR when we had to deal with people leaving their italics on, and for several posts afterward everyone else's stuff was in italics. Fun! Easy! Yeah, right. When there's an italics lock key on my keyboard I'll use it. Or even when I can simply copy & paste from MSWord and have it survive. So are you done trolling? Are you done banging on conservatives on this conservative website? Maybe you'd have more fun going to unicorn.com and banging on people who believe in unicorns. You know what that is called? TROLLING.
Does that make me a heathen if I rage against it?
Yes, but you would be a heathen in their eyes anyway. That is how they view non-LDS.
We told you guys a wet RINO Mormon who gave the Tea Party a lukewarm brushoff would lose and now you are surprised??
Apology accepted :)
I apologize, too. I may have gooten a little personal, but I hadn't had my cup of coffee, yet.
I witnessed to Mormon FRIENDS.
Reaganaut can tell you what your so called "Mormon FRIENDS" thought of you...
"Reaganaut can tell you what your so called Mormon FRIENDS thought of you..."
Really? He knew my friends? Next you'll be telling me that no Catholic uses a condom because their religion rejects using birth control.
I know what the Mormon church teaches. I also knew my friends. Please don't let your rabid hatred control you. You are discussing something you have no knowledge of.
I'm not surprised by the election because I'm surrounded by liberals. They love obama & are thrilled by his re-election. Now I can stop arguing with them & have a calm Thanksgiving.
after the 2008 elections we were called bigots etc and told if we had voted fort Willard the Mormon and he had won the nomination for the GOP, he would have beaten Obama...
all we had needed to beat Obama was to have had Willard as our candidate..
It was all our fault...
OK lets look at what we know now...
2008 McCain beat Willard but couldnt beat Obama who was very popular and riding high...
2012 Willard bought himself the nomination but couldnt beat a much weakened and very unpopular Obama ...a shoo in for just about any Republican..
We HAD Willard for our candidate BUT HE DIDNT WIN...
End of story...
Inmans vindicated..
While I may not know your friends, I DO know (from personal experience and years of being in ministry to them) as do other exmo's here know how the LDS treat gentiles (all non mormons) and what they say to their faces IS NOT what they really think about them or what they say to each other about the gentiles (you).
Mormons put on this nice face, friendly, pleasant, etc to outsiders (even close friends) ONLY because it makes the LDS church 'look good' and makes them more likely to 'investigate' (consider converting) the LDS church. Their goal in being nice is ONLY to convert you to Mormonism, and even if you say you will never do it, they don't give up hope.
What they say to themselves and each other about non-Mormons, especially those 'stupid Evangelicals' is that they feel sorry for you, how stupid you are, how they are right and you are wrong and how you would be happier if you just converted to 'the one true church'. If you are nice about your 'witness' to them, they see you as weak and not really believing your faith and see you as MORE of a target.
They constantly (to each other) bash Christians and Christian doctrine and consider them stupid and morally lazy.
I've pinged some other ex-mormons who will tell you they saw Christians the same way when they were LDS.
In short, your Mormon friends are lying to you in hopes of making the LDS church look good and getting you to convert.
I know, amazing isn't it. We prophesied this and now they are stoning the prophets.
Actually, I don't think obama was ever unpopular. I continually encounter people who support him. Plus, I read comments on Facebook from relatives who like him. Most people wanted him, & that's why he's president.
They are not allowed to have facial hair, they are told how to dress, how to act, what to do every single night of the week, etc. They are told to seek out and devour people like you.
There are two concepts you must keep in mind when dealing with members of this cult:
1. Think 'Stepford Wives', like in the movie. Completely brainwashed anc controlled....Putting forth a deceptive image for the cult to help recruit.
2. AMWAY....Most multi-level marketing campaigns start and are run out of Utah, and for a good reason, they are all based on the same organizational method as the cult. They are on your porch because they want you in their "downline" either as productive recruiters yourselves or as their eternal slaves.
I am a saved LDS Sect "high Priest", same as Romney.
Shhh! Don't tell Ada, Michigan that their Amway corporate headquarters is fake, and that the REAL one is in Utah!
A lot of people think Obama's doing a great job, & it's all Bush's fault. Plus, they believe everything the media says.
My local paper endorsed obama.
Young people relate to obama. They've been brainwashed by the media & Hollywood.
My nephew & wife in LA think they're going to get obamacare for free. They all want the Freebies, & they think obama is handing them out.
Obama was goin to win against any Republican.
You do know as well as I do that AMWAY is led by and proliferates among LDS members, along with Maleleuka, Pampered Chef, the candle one, the scentsy one, the basket one, the makeup one etc etc etc.
This is so common in Utah the writers of "Big Love" even wrote it into one season with Margie bankrupting her neighbor with "Goji Juice."
It evidently is for Harry Reid.
He's been quoted as saying that his MORMONism is what made him a Democrat.
I've not seen any exigesis (SP?) for his claim; so I'll have to assume that HE has found something in MORMONism to be the way he is.
Richard DeVos of Grand Rapids, MI, co-founder of Amway, Religion: Christian Reformed Church
Jay VanAndel of Grand Rapids, MI, co-founder of Amway, Religion: Christian Reformed Church
Doug DeVos of Grand Rapids, MI, co-CEO of Alticor (was Amway), Religion: Protestant
Steve Van Andel of Grand Rapids, MI, co-CEO of Alticor (was Amway), Religion: Roman Catholic
Since these things are easily researched, perhaps you should do more homework.
I realize that Wikipedia is not the last word in accuracy, but they are sincerely trying to gain ground on "Big Love" for credibility. Maybe within a few years, they'll have a crack team of researchers to compete with "Big Love" and we can start to place more trust the information we find there.
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The masses are taught not to think for themselves but to just do what 'feels' right. The amount of illogical thinking is appalling.
And those who DO think for themselves are often attacked. Sad reality of today.
DAMN you Obama voters!
"In short, your Mormon friends are lying to you in hopes of making the LDS church look good and getting you to convert."
Sorry. Some of them I've known over a 30 year period. Many of the Mormons I knew never made ANY attempt to convert me. They simply were not that religious.
Your accusation has been made against Baptists who hoped and prayed for the conversion of Jews and Mormons and others. It isn't true then, either.
I've also known converts out of Mormonism who have had divided families most of their lives. It isn't true then, either. Life simply isn't the way you portray it.
You found some co- folks.
Didja leave any out?
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5 Do you live the law of chastity?
6 Is there anything in your conduct relating to members of your family that is not in harmony with the teachings of the Church?
7 Do you support, affiliate with, or agree with any group or individual whose teachings or practices are contrary to or oppose those accepted by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints?
8 Do you strive to keep the covenants you have made, to attend your sacrament and other meetings, and to keep your life in harmony with the laws and commandments of the gospel?
9 Are you honest in your dealings with your fellowmen?
10 Are you a full-tithe payer?
11 Do your keep the Word of Wisdom?
12 Do you have financial or other oblgations to a former spouse or children? If yes, are you current in meeting those obligations?
13 If you have previously received your temple endowment:
Do you keep the covenants that you made in the temple?
Do you wear the garment both night and day as instructed in the endowment and in accordance with the covenant you made in the temple?
14 Have there been any sins or misdeeds in your life that should have been resolved with priesthood authorities but have not been?
15 Do you consider yourself worthy to enter the Lord's house and participate in temple ordinances?
Certainly, by whatever your definition of "leadership" is, I must have.
However, since most people inexplicably equate the term "leadership" with "Chief Executive Officer" when discussing a corporation, I thought it best not to rock the boat by declaring some mid-level Amway participant living in Orem, UT to be the Alticor/Amway corporate "leadership." Besides, the DeVos family called from Michigan and were quite insistant that I not do that.
My local newspaper, The Express-Times, endorsed obama. Glad were not subscribers anymore...
EDITORIAL: Re-elect President Obama
green jello
I went to bed that night wondering what Willard would do with 2012 gallons of Green Jello he and the family had to celebrate with while they watched the fireworks ...
They did justice to the funeral potatoes though...
Neither is death...
I suspect I know more about Mormonism than you do. It wouldn't be hard, since you seem to believe I was in danger of having the Mormon Church hire an assassin to kill me when I lived in Utah. This isn't 1850.
I suspect you might be right.
But I KNOW that I post more of it's scripture, teaching and history than you do.
Oh; I'm sure they could find a volunteer to do it.
"But I KNOW that I post more of it's scripture, teaching and history than you do. "
Yes, and you seem to think this has relevance for a Presidential candidate and that Obama is therefor a better person to have in office. Thus you post this on a political thread rather than in the religious forum.
Maybe you think this does some good. I doubt it does, but I'm already convinced Mormonism is false. I had these sorts of debates in high school in the 70s before I ever moved to Utah. I've read thousands of pages of material.
So what is the point in lecturing me, or posting a link to CARM?
"Oh; I'm sure they could find a volunteer to do it."
Well, they didn't in the 7 years I lived there, and failed again when I visited in October...
No, you said trying to become wealthy is a biblical principle now YOU prove that.
We are not electing a Christian king. At the same time I will not be party to advancing and anti-christian ideology.
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Reaper's Official Position on Paint and Proxy
Posted 24 February 2010 - 10:45 AM
I'd say the mod Bruunwald is talking about would be quite kosher.
Posted 24 February 2010 - 07:04 PM
Right now I use them in various RPGs. I make them mostly for those and for fun.
Trolls with mechanical arms? What game do you play with them?
But it never hurts to ask. As I have a growing collection of them in various states of uh... cyber-iffic-ness-itude, I have begun to wonder what other games I might sneak them into.
Posted 25 April 2010 - 03:21 PM
I have a hopefully interesting question. The proxy rules say you can't substitute with a non-Reaper model, but what about a mostly Reaper model? For instance, I have a bad, bad habit of taking Warlord ogres and DH trolls and lopping off arms to replace them with Warjack arms (from Warmachine).
Gus, can we get an official ruling on this? Specifically, can non-Reaper parts be used in a conversion? If the answer is yes, how much of the model must be Reaper? For example, could you have cavalry that use Reaper mounts but another manufacturer's riders? How about the reverse (Reaper rider w/ other maunfacturer's mount)?
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." - Albert Einstein
Posted 17 March 2011 - 03:30 PM
I am not a big fan fan of the name thing either. I just think of it as "spellcasting warlord", "Stealth solo" and "Bow captain".
...and ofcourse this is a super cool game, and we have had much fun playing it (we could however use a scenario/campaign book..hint hint )
Posted 05 May 2011 - 01:28 PM
Kinda curious on the non-Reaper "parts" for conversions in case I ever made it to an official tournament, as I have a metric tonne of a particular model from WHF with really cool weapons; dismembering 5-20 of them for conversions would be no real loss to the current collection as I no longer play the game (we have two other WHF players in the area and they have insisted on the current edition, my distaste for which is well documented)
The rules themselves make good sense as long as everyone understands what is what before the games commence. I like it as I found a great "dark elf priest" model who would be a great Javo... The spiked mace just screams "Gruesome Weapon."
Posted 22 March 2013 - 07:11 AM
1) Official models that are unpainted, primed, or painted a single color are acceptable and allowed for use in any official event.
3) Generic substitutions from any Reaper lines are allowed for use as Non-Unique models in any official event.
Here's one I need answered. The Stone Spirit doesn't actually have a model or at least no # associated with it on the card. I know others may have used the Greater earth Elemental as a Proxy but it's no longer available (P-65) with out paying an "arm and a leg" on eBay. So could I with a small bit of conversion to eliminate most of the skeletal bits, be able to proxy http://www.reapermin...detail/14150_jb for it? I love this model!
Posted 22 March 2013 - 07:24 AM
You don't even need to convert it; you can proxy it as is. However, if you wait about a month or so, the Bones version of the Stone Spirit (77185) will be available then. The pre-release info has it at $6.99, but we'll see whether or not that price actually holds at release (it is a very big model, though not especially complex, so the price may be accurate).
EDIT: Also note that the whole non-unique thing doesn't apply any more. That was changed several years back. I'll look for the post, but it should be in this thread.
EDIT2: And here it is, just one page back in the thread.
Edited by Shakandara, 22 March 2013 - 07:27 AM.
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." - Albert Einstein
Posted 22 March 2013 - 08:53 AM
Thanks Shak. One more ? if I may. The Kragmarr have the Forge Titan and a model #14629 but I can't pull that up on the store. You wouldn't know of a link to this so I can see what it looks like?
Posted 22 March 2013 - 09:02 AM
Forge Titan has not been released yet. Feel free to proxy any other model for it (I've been using a fire giant warrior).
"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." - Albert Einstein
Posted 22 March 2013 - 03:27 PM
Thanks Shak. One more ? if I may. The Kragmarr have the Forge Titan and a model #14629 but I can't pull that up on the store. You wouldn't know of a link to this so I can see what it looks like?
To get your proxy juices flowing this is my Forge Titan
This one would be good too.
Does anybody else find it odd, by the way, that the information age has led to language becoming an oblique and imprecise tool where even the most straightforward phrasing is pored over with chicken entrails and bone tossing to divine the true meaning?
... nobody remembers Slave Leia because, "Oh my gosh! What innovative use of bronze."
Posted 23 March 2013 - 06:04 AM
Me in Reaper's Inspiration Gallery
Posted 23 March 2013 - 07:05 AM
Not kosher I'm sure, but here's a really titanic forge titan:
I own one. A bit dated but very cool, and also very large.
It's the perfect time to put on your yellow boots and go meandering around the woods looking for...well stuff. In my experience looking for stuff is the best way to find it. -Loim
Posted 23 March 2013 - 08:42 AM
Though he's a bit small this is another mini I've considered for the Forge Titan: 60142: Golden Guardian
Me in Reaper's Inspiration Gallery
Posted 09 April 2014 - 09:20 AM
quick clarification request on proxy rules...
Say I have 3 Ivy Crown Archers in one troop, and 2 ICA in another troop. I don't have 5 identical archer models. Could I use 3 identical models in the first troop and different 2 identical models in the second troop and they all be considered ivy crown archers? This would let help me know which troop they were in easier.
Would this lead to confusion? Or would the data cards with both pictured on them be of help?
Ask for what you want... the worst they can say is NO! (or ban you from the forums!)
Posted 09 April 2014 - 10:20 AM
The pose doesn't matter as long as you and your opponent know which troop they are with.
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Tiger looks ahead to Congressional, AT&T National
BETHESDA, Md. – Tiger Woods returned to Congressional Country Club on Monday for the first time since winning the 2009 AT&T National.
He said it was good to see an old friend.
"I love this golf course," Woods told USA Today Sports during a promotional tour in the Washington, D.C., area for the June 28-July 1 AT&T National, which benefits the Tiger Woods Foundation. "I think it's a fantastic tee-to-green golf course. You have to drive the ball well to get into some of these flags, but once you get on the greens, there's a lot of pitch to these greens, a lot of movement, usually from back to front.
"And placing the ball in the correct spots is vital to give yourself a chance, because a couple of the holes, if you put it above the hole, you're not going to make the putt and more likely you're probably going to end up three-putting unless you make a 6- or 10-footer."
His 7,500-yard buddy, however, took a beating last year during the U.S. Open. With rains saturating the grounds before and during the second major of the season, the course never could play fast and firm. As a result, Rory McIlroy set records en route to an eight-shot romp, finishing what is annually the toughest test in golf at 16-under-par 268. Nineteen other players broke par.
Woods, the only active player with three U.S. Opens on his résumé, said he hopes the weather cooperates this year for the AT&T National.
As in warm weather.
"I would like to see it difficult. I always want to have this golf course difficult or any venue that we host the tournament at," said Woods, who will return to the PGA Tour at the Memorial Tournament next week in Dublin, Ohio. "Unfortunately, because I'm playing the event, I can't influence (the setup) that much — that much. Trust me, I always voice my opinion of how I like the golf course to be, but ultimately it's up to the rules staff and how they want to set it up."
As for his golf game, Woods, ranked No. 7 in the world, said he took a few days off after his most recent tournament and has just started cranking up his workouts on the range and in the gym. Since winning the Arnold Palmer Invitational in March, Woods finished in a tie for 40th at the Masters, missed the cut in the Wells Fargo Championship (just the eighth missed cut of his career) and wound up in another tie for 40th in The Players Championship this month.
"I'm headed in the right direction," Woods said of his season to date. "You have to understand, even when I've had some really good years, whether it was in the early 2000s or mid-2000s, whatever it was, even if I was winning golf tournaments, I still felt like I could improve and I could still get better each and every day. I never looked at it and said, 'Wow, that's my peak. I can't get better.' If that was the case, I would have walked.
"Like anybody who plays this game, I think we can get a little bit better. I'm just going to continue to try and improve, incremental steps and every facet of my game, and make every facet of my game more efficient."
He'll do so in front of the critical eye of the news media and fans. When he won the Arnold Palmer Invitational, the consensus was that Woods was back to his pre-scandal form. After three lackluster starts in succession, the talk now centers on when Woods will be back. Like his golf game of recent vintage, the talk has been up and down.
"I've been through this before," Woods said. "I remember I had a pretty good year in 2000. And I didn't win for a couple months. And the word 'slump' came about. And that's basically the same thing that just happened here. I just played three events, and "When are you back?" Well, I just won a tournament (four) tournaments ago.
"I think that's the nature of the new media business. You've got to be able to stand out somehow to get eyes going to your site or to your medium, and I think that's one of the reasons why there's the criticism that there is."
While his swing is a work in progress, Woods said his mental game — once the best in the business by miles — is still strong.
"I think that one of the things that I am proud of is the fact that I do grind it out," he said. "If I would have packed it in over the course of my career, I would have missed a lot more cuts over my career, especially of late when I have not been playing well. But I fight. I grind it out.
"It's just that, unfortunately, I haven't been able to equate that into W's, because it's one shot here and there. Sean (Foley) was telling me the other day, if I had improved my final rounds by two shots, I would have had four wins this year. That's something if I look at it, at things like that, I'm close and just got to keep going."
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Skip to comments.Archaeologists On Crete Find Skeleton Covered With Gold Foil In 2,700-year-old Grave
Posted on 10/01/2010 2:54:59 PM PDT by SunkenCiv
Excavator Nicholas Stampolidis said his team discovered more than 3,000 pieces of gold foil in the 7th-century B.C. twin grave near the ancient town of Eleutherna... The tiny gold ornaments, from 1 to 4 centimetres (0.4 to 1.5 inches) long, had been sewn onto a lavish robe or shroud that initially wrapped the body of a woman and has almost completely rotted away but for a few off-white threads... The woman, who presumably had a high social or religious status, was buried with a second skeleton in a large jar sealed with a stone slab weighing more than half a ton. It was hidden behind a false wall, to confuse grave robbers. Experts are trying to determine the other skeleton's sex. The grave also contained a copper bowl; pottery; perfume bottles imported from Egypt or Syria and Palestine; hundreds of amber, rock crystal and faience beads; as well as a gold pendant in the form of a bee goddess that probably was part of a rock crystal and gold necklace... The ruins of Eleutherna stand on the northern foothills of Mount Ida -- the mythical birthplace of Zeus, chief of the ancient Greek gods. Past excavations have discovered a citadel, homes and an important cemetery with lavish female burials. The town flourished from the 9th century B.C. -- the dark ages of Greek archaeology that followed the fall of Crete's great Minoan palatial culture -- and endured until the Middle Ages.
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Why did they bury gold in that fashion? Popular answer would be that the woman meant a great deal to her society.
But does that increase or decrease the value in which they held gold? Was it plentiful at the time?
It's a rare day in this century that anyone would bury loved ones smothered in gold.
wow, I wonder how much I could get for that stuff at my local Cash for Gold store
Foiled again!!
Thanks for the ping
Strange thing to do with your gold, I must say. Good thing it's incorruptible!
I think this is rude and crude that you are cheapening this wonderful archeological find...by comparing it to Goldfinger...You should be ashamed of yourself....Have you no respect...for the ancient Greeks? Have you class...Have you no cooth?
Please apologize now...or your door will be darkened by an old woman carrying a cane....
nikos vlachos
tripoli, greece by way of lagrange, GA....
Too bad there's not also a Cash for Mummies store right next to it.
"There's hills in them thar gold." — Alfred Hitchcock
The deceased was the ancestor of the Reynolds family.
My pleasure.
Ya can't eat it, so you may as well be buried with it.
Maybe the gold wrap kept her from struggling as they buried her alive. :')
God....this is even worse....Shame on you...
Didn't the Romans coin the phrase "Palestine," in the first century BC?
Now you know why the symbol for gold (AU) is also the first two letter in "Augh!" :')
Palestine is probably a transliteration or corruption of Philistine or Philistia, but the Romans are the ones who ground down the various Jewish revolts (the Jews referred to those "Jewish Revolts" as "Roman Wars"), the last of which saw the destruction of the Second Temple (though not the Temple Tax, levied on Jews all over the Empire), and renamed the city of Jerusalem as well as the region. Of course, the Romans had revived the kingdoms as part of their usual strategy of expanding Roman rule in stages. The Herodian dynasty wasn't Jewish; Cleopatra was a Roman puppet, contrary to anachronistic claims (as well as Octavian's propaganda), put on the throne and kept there by Roman power — until she, uh, wound up on the losing side in the last stage of the Roman civil war.
Herodotus in the 5th century B.C. uses "Palestine" as a name for part of Syria. Since the name goes back to the name of the Philistines, it's probably much older than the 5th century. Whether it was used as the official name of the area by any of the empires before the Roman Empire, I don't know.
Obviously he's a closet Elton John fan.
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You are as welcome as the flowers in May! — June Buchanan, Co-Founder
Visitors are always welcome on Caney Creek!
Visitors to our campus will find easy access to our Guest Parking Area and should feel free to make their way to the June Buchanan Alumni Center (located directly across the street from the Guest Parking Area) for guidance and information. Please be advised that the speed limit through our campus is 10 m.p.h. and that traffic will be one-way all day, Monday through Friday. If spaces are not available in the Guest Parking Area, please visit the Pippa Passes Police Department (located on campus near Carrick Dorm) for a temporary parking sticker to avoid being ticketed.
Alice Lloyd College is located in Pippa Passes, which is in Knott County, Kentucky. Pippa Passes (so named by Alice Lloyd and June Buchanan after Robert Browning's dramatic poem of the same name) is about 150 miles east of Lexington, Kentucky, and 120 miles southwest of Huntington, West Virginia. The campus is about ten miles off Highway 80, between Hazard and Prestonsburg. Pippa Passes is very near Hindman, KY, which has a rich tradition in the arts and has become a haven for artists from all over Appalachia with its Appalachian Artisan Center and the Hindman Settlement School. Pulitzer-prize winning author James Still, poet Albert Stewart, and much-beloved writer Verna Mae Slone all made their home in Knott County.
The ALC campus, which occupies land on both sides of peaceful Caney Creek, is unique among institutions of higher learning. Steep, wooded mountains rise from the creek and much of the 225-acre campus includes mountain slopes with many buildings set into the hillsides. Some buildings are early student-built wood and stone structures. Most have been renovated to provide modern functional interiors. Other facilities are modern stone and wooden structures whose architecture blends harmoniously with the rest of the campus.
Mountain ranges surrounding the College provide sensational beauty, especially in the spring and autumn. Outstanding recreational sites have been developed within a 50-mile radius of the College: Daniel Boone National Forest, Buckhorn Lake State Resort Park, Jenny Wiley and Kingdom Come State Parks, as well as several community parks. The Carr Fork Lake was completed and opened to the public in 1976. Located only twelve miles from the College, opportunities are provided for boating, water skiing, fishing, swimming, and other types of outdoor recreation.
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Munster will travel to France to face Clermont in the Heineken Cup semis after edging out Harlequins 18-12 at the Stoop on Sunday.
Munster will travel to France to face Clermont in the Heineken Cup semis after battling past Harlequins 18-12.
Like Saracens on Saturday, this was a result built on gritty defence and big hearts as their second-half showing saw the English have no answer.
Munster will head to the 32,000-capacity Stade de la Mosson in the Languedoc region on April 27.
The contest was played on a firm surface but that did not create an attack-minded first period as both Quins and Munster struggled to threaten.
Conor O'Shea's charges did, however, start the stronger when from the outset Ugo Monye jumped to collect fly-half Nick Evans' kick-off from Paul O'Connell's grasp. That effort led to improving inside centre Tom Casson grubbering to the corner and Munster wing Denis Hurley seemingly looking to have slapped the ball out into touch. Referee Jerome Garces and his assistant failed to spot this act but soon after Quins were on the board when Evans converted a scrum penalty.
Ronan O'Gara, who made his Heineken Cup debut against the likes of Harlequins old boys Will Carling and Thierry Lacroix, missed his first shot at goal, hitting the upright immediately after playmaker Evans had opened matters. Meanwhile, fellow veteran O'Connell was playing like a man possessed at the Stoop.
British and Irish Lions head coach Warren Gatland was watching at the venue and would have taken note of O'Connell and Peter O'Mahony's showings. But despite individual efforts, the Irish were 0-6 down when Evans slotted on nineteen minutes after the tackler failed to roll away. Things were made worse when O'Gara missed off the tee again soon after.
Munster though were beginning to take a stranglehold on the game – a trend that kicked into life in the second 40 – and when Casey Laulala made good metres on 25 minutes, a penalty soon arrived for O'Gara that he converted. As was expected, scoring chances were limited.
3-6 became 6-9 when first a scrum penalty – an area Garces adjudged Quins to be in the ascendancy early on – saw Evans knock over three before O'Gara replied after O'Connell's break saw a Harlequin fail to release in contact. That was ultimately the half-time score.
Munster emerged following the turnaround in scintillating form and bettered Quins in all facets, particularly their intensity, as they set off on a purple patch that saw O'Gara knock over three successive penalty attempts to make it 18-9 as the hour mark approached.
Evans did cut the gap to just one score when he landed a penalty on 65 minutes, which set up a grandstand finish, but Munster's determination to silence their recent critics shone through as they held on. O'Connell's emotional words at full-time showed what it meant.
The scorers:
For Harlequins:
Pen: Evans 4
For Munster:
Pen: O'Gara 6
Harlequins: 15 Mike Brown, 14 Tom Williams, 13 George Lowe, 12 Tom Casson, 11 Ugo Monye, 10 Nick Evans, 9 Danny Care, 8 Nick Easter, 7 Chris Robshaw (c), 6 Maurie Fa'asavalu, 5 George Robson, 4 Olly Kohn, 3 James Johnston, 2 Rob Buchanan, 1 Joe Marler.
Replacements: 16 Joe Gray, 17 Mark Lambert, 18 Will Collier, 19 Charlie Matthews, 20 Tom Guest, 21 Karl Dickson, 22 Ben Botica, 23 Matt Hopper.
Munster: 15 Felix Jones, 14 Denis Hurley, 13 Casey Laulala, 12 James Downey, 11 Simon Zebo, 10 Ronan O'Gara, 9 Conor Murray, 8 James Coughlan, 7 Tommy O'Donnell, 6 Peter O'Mahony, 5 Paul O'Connell (c), 4 Donnacha Ryan, 3 BJ Botha, 2 Mike Sherry, 1 David Kilcoyne.
Replacements: 16 Damien Varley, 17 Wian du Preez, 18 Stephen Archer, 19 Donncha O'Callaghan, 20 Paddy Butler, 21 Cathal Sheridan, 22 Ian Keatley, 23 Ivan Dineen.
Referee: Jerome Garces (France)
Assistant referees: Neil Paterson (Scotland), Laurent Cardona (France)


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Program Advising
Each degree-pursuing student, upon entrance to the College, is assigned a faculty advisor in his/her major field of study, when possible. The advisor renders academic assistance by aiding in the preparation of course schedules, explaining academic regulations, indicating degree requirements and maintaining cumulative academic records on each advisee.
Students may find their advisor in myNewRiver.
1. Log in to myNewRiver
2. Click on Student Services in the left menu.
3. Click on Student Advisor. (if prompted, login to Self-Service Banner)
Students are expected to consult with their advisors during faculty office hours. Advisors are expected to give students careful guidance in the pursuit of their studies at the College.
The method for changing an advisor is to consult with the current and newly identified advisors and submit the "Change of Advisors" form to the campus Office of Admissions. Ordinarily, students may not change advisors without also making a change of major or program. Special attention is given to provide career exploration for undecided students.


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