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PRICE/MIDVALE-Wilford Ward Cox, 57, died Nov. 10, 2003 at St. Mark's Hospital. He was born Sept. 29, 1946 in Price to Richard Ward and Kenna Ruby Robertson Cox.
Wilford was raised in Orangeville. He was a carpenter. He enjoyed the beauty and serenity of nature and had a special love for the desert. His hobbies were being out in nature, reading, spending time with his grandchildren and sightseeing. He was a tender loving grandfather and father. He loved the gospel and taught through his example.
Survived by his children: Amy (Blake) Belnap, Liberty; Natalie (Royd) Darrington, Laverkin; Quincy Cox, St. George; Chafin Cox, Birmingham England Mission; a sister Vicky (Marvin) Dove, St. George; brothers, Dan Cox, Orangeville; and Bob (Julie) Cox, Loa. Also five grandsons, one granddaughter, many loving nieces and nephews and beloved friends. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother Earl.
Funeral services were held Nov. 13 in the Orangeville LDS Chapel. Burial at Orangeville Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
WELLINGTON-Our beloved husband, son, father, brother, uncle and best friend, Marvel "Joe" Lee Flom was tragically taken from us on Nov. 14, 2003. He was born Sept. 8, 1960 in Staples, Minn. to Floyd and Dorothy Zak Flom.
Joe enjoyed the outdoors, he loved hunting and fishing. He also enjoyed going to Nevada with his sister-in-law Lil Duncan to test their skill in gambling. Joe could be found many times barbecuing for his wife Betty Flom during family get togethers. He loved spending time with his family and friends. Joe was a very hard worker and he loved his job at Savage Coal Company where he leaves behing many dear friends.
Joe is survived by his beloved wife and best friend, Betty Ruth Flom, Wellington; stepchildren, Renda and Morgan; step-mother, Viola Flom, Minnesota; brothers, Mike Flom, Washington; Danny Flom, Minnesota; sisters, Mary, Texas; Diane, Minnesota; and numerous aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews from Washington, Minnesota, Texas, Oregon, Missouri, Wyoming, Arizona, Colorado and Utah; sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law, Lillian Duncan, Wellington; Clara (Conrad) "the other Putz" Willbanks, Wellington; George (Thelma) Duncan, Price; Rose Hayworth, Wellington; Claude "Buddy" (Debby) Duncan, Jr., David "Roscoe" (Bonnie) Duncan, both of Colorado. Preceded in death by his mother and father.
Joe, we will all dearly miss you, say hi to grandma for all of us, we love you.
Memorial service Nov. 18 at 7 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home.
WELLINGTON-Claude Willard Duncan, Sr., age 86, died Nov. 14, 2003. He was born April 4, 1917 in Huntsville, Tenn. to Marion and Eldora Sexton Duncan. Married Clara Renda Byrge, Oct. 17, 1938 in Huntsville, Tenn.; she passed away on March 31, 1998.
Served in the US Army. Claude will be remembered from the lumber mills in Tennessee to the coal mines and junk yards in Utah.
Survived by three sons and four daughters; George E. (Thelma) Duncan, Price; David R. (Bonnie) Duncan, Paonia, Colo.; Lillian L. Duncan, Rose L. Hayworth, both of Wellington; Clara J. (Conrad) Willbanks, Price; Betty R. Flom, Wellington; Claude "Buddy" (Debby) Duncan, Jr., Nathrop, Colo.; many loving grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Claude was preceded in death by his parents, four infant daughters; sons, Willard Mark and William Ray; brothers, William and Floyd Duncan; and sister, Mary Jane.
Funeral service will be held Nov. 20 at 2 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's one hour prior to service. Interment in the Wellington City Cemetery.
WELLINGTON-Rodney J. Chidester, age 66 passed away Nov. 14, 2003 at his home. He was born Oct. 1, 1937 in Price to Clin J. and Laura J. Hastings Chidester. Married Mary Bartlow, April 6, 1957 in Cover City, Calif., later divorced. Married Mary Medrano Thayn, June 29, 1966 in Cover City, Calif.; she passed away on Jan. 21, 2000.
Rod served in the US Navy aboard the USS Hollister. He enjoyed the outdoors and he especially loved fishing and hunting. Rod will be dearly missed by his family and many longtime friends in Carbon County and California.
Survived by his mother, Laura Chidester, Price; children, Cathy (John) Rykowski, Placentia, Calif.; Horace (Lois) Thayn, Janet (David) Watson, both of San Jose, Calif.; Beth Adams, Wellington; brother, Carl (Mary) Chidester, Helper; many loving grandchildren, great-grandchildren and dear friends. Preceded in death by his father, daughter Judy Gaylene and son Richard Ray.
Memorial service will be Nov. 20 at 11 a.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Thursday one half hour prior to service. Interment in the Wellington City Cemetery.


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200th Anniversary of the former German Kutschurgan District Villages today near Odessa, Ukraine, 1808-2008
Photographs by Anton Schweitzer
21 September 2008
Gateway to Elsass in German and Ukrainian – Founded by German people, September 21, 1808.
Anton Schweitzerr standing by Elsass Outdoor Theatre.
The Main Square at Elsass.
The former St. Gabriel Catholic Church at Elsass.
Louisa Rissling, curator, and Anton Scweitzer, standing at the enterance to the German/Ukrainian Museum in Selz.
Church of the Assumption at Selz.
Inside the Church of the Assumption at Selz.
Mass inside the Church of the Assumption.
Anton Schweitzer, Marvin Weiss, and K. Fromm inside the Selz Church.
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asked two members of the Washington County Commission to serve in key leadership positions within the National Association of Counties. Rodgers has asked Alan Gardner to serve as Chair of
the Management Subcommittee, Public Lands Steering Committee, and to serve as a member of the Rural Action Caucus Steering Committee. Denny Drake was asked to serve as Vice Chair of the Environment, Energy, and Land Use Steering Committee. NACo is the only national organization representing county government. The organization, driven by its strong membership, represents counties across America. County leaders develop and shape the association's mission and goal. NACo's committees, whose members include county officials from every region of the country, have a variety of responsibilities.
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About Strategic Planning
The Strategic Planning unit is responsible for assisting the judicial branch with developing and identifying goals, strategies and operational objectives to consciously and deliberately advance the court system into the future.
Courts at all levels and sizes across the United States, including Florida, are experiencing widespread changes and burgeoning service demands. The pace of change and the increasing demands placed on courts nationally are unlikely to diminish. Rather, the forces of change are expected to exert even more pressure on already overburdened judicial systems to:
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By MARC STILSON
The Emery County Education Council, a community development sub-committee of the Emery County Economic Development Council, working in partnership many other individuals and organizations recently finished up three educational summer camps.
Community development is a critical facet of economic development in any community. One of the first questions asked by young families thinking about relocating into our area is 'How is the educational system.' We believe we have a strong core curriculum educational system with good educators that care about our kids. So as a committee, we asked the question, how can we help supplement this system with a program that will add value and at the same time work as an economic development tool.
The idea for the Paleontology Camp, geared toward high school age students, came from a fusion of ideas concerning what we have to offer that is unique to our area. We have a world class paleontology resource right in our backyard. With the exception of one day field trips, very few of our students have had the opportunity to work with and explore the educational opportunities related to this resource. At the same time, this is the type of camp that can and did attract students from across the country.
Three out-of-state students participated in this year's camp; one from Washington D.C., one from Texas and one from California. They all have a strong interest in paleontology and choose this camp because of the "hands-on" experience this camp provided.
We are absolutely thrilled with how all three camps turned out (theater, science and paleontology). We think there is tremendous potential for future growth in these types of summer educational camps and feel that these camps can add value to our community and to our economy. The Paleontology camp particularly has the potential to blossom into a tourism destination type event. One unexpected but very exciting facet of the program was that the family of the student from Washington D.C. came out and spent the week in Emery and Carbon counties touring the area while their son was at the camp. We hope to partner with some of our local businesses for next year to offer a "parents/family program" for families that would like to recreate and vacation in our area.
We would like to especially thank all of the volunteers and partner organizations for helping us put together these terrific camps.


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What would it take for the Leafs to land Yakupov and Galchenyuk?
Jonathan Willis
June 05 2012 10:20PM
Earlier today, we ran an interview between Andrey Osadchenko and Igor Larionov on this site. Larionov is the agent for two of 2012's top draft prospects – Nail Yakupov and Alex Galchenyuk – and among other things he made the interesting suggestion that the Leafs might attempt to land both players (who are also teammates in Sarnia).
Is it possible?
Asked what the Oilers had told him about drafting Yakupov with the first overall pick, Larionov offered (in part) the following:
Tambellini told me: 'We like him. We want him. But we're going to make a decision the day before the draft'. I also know the Habs want to get one of my guys – either Nail or Alex [Galchenyuk]. So do the Leafs. It is possible that the Leafs are going to trade their draft pick and get both of them. There is a possibility like that. Nail and Alex went to New Jersey for Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals. After this they met Leafs GM Brian Burke. Then Nail met with the Habs.
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It's the same scenario that Robin Brownlee spit-balled a few days ago, except that instead of the Oilers making a move to land both players, it would be the Leafs.
Shades of 1999
While normally this sort of talk has a fantastic quality to it, every once in a while a general manager pulls this kind of deal off. Brian Burke did it at the 1999 NHL Entry Draft, where the Canucks emerged as the big winners of the first round, drafting twin brothers Henrik and Daniel Sedin.
How did they do it? The Canucks already owned the third overall selection, and they needed to land another pick inside the top three. They managed to get the fourth overall pick from Chicago in exchange for defenseman Bryan McCabe and the Blackhawks choice of Vancouver's first round pick in either 2000 or 2001 (Chicago opted for the 11th overall pick in 2000). Then they dealt that fourth overall pick to Tampa Bay along with a pair of third round picks in exchange for the first overall selection.
With Atlanta eying Patrik Stefan – while now considered a bust, at the time Stefan boasted size and physical maturity; he was a point-per-game player in the IHL (roughly equivalent to the AHL today) in his draft year – the Canucks traded down from first to second overall, collecting a third round pick the following year in the process.
Chicago got a good defenseman and a first round pick. Atlanta got Patrik Stefan. Vancouver walked away with two-thirds of an elite first line.
What Would It Take?
The Leafs are in an interesting position because they have strength in areas where the Oilers are weak. It seems unlikely that top defenseman Dion Phaneuf would be on the table, but the Leafs have a quartet of other (relatively) young defenders that might intrigue the Oilers:
- 21-year old Jake Gardiner
- 22-year old Luke Schenn
- 24-year old Cody Franson
- 25-year old Carl Gunnarsson
Looking back to what the Leafs did in 1999, would the Oilers consider one of Schenn or Gardiner, Franson, and their choice of the Leaf's first round pick in either 2013 or 2014 in exchange for the first overall selection this year? Schenn was a fifth overall pick a few years ago, plus he has a WHL heritage and the Oilers do love both of those things.
The Leafs pick next year could be a high one as well. Since 2008, the Leafs have by virtue of their regular season finish had the opportunity to draft seventh (they moved up to 5th overall and took Schenn), seventh (Nazem Kadri), second (Boston got the pick in the Phil Kessel deal and drafted Tyler Seguin), ninth (another pick lost in the Kessel deal; Boston drafted Dougie Hamilton) and then fifth overall next year. Based on recent history, next year's first round pick will be a considerable asset.
There's also the possibility that the Leafs could trade up to eighth overall and use that pick to barter with Edmonton. There has been speculation recently that the Carolina Hurricanes are willing to deal that pick for immediate help up front (h/t Lowetide). The Leafs have some options that might be appealing to Carolina, and could add a highly regarded prospect like Joe Colborne or Nazem Kadri in a package with an established forward.
If the Leafs managed to land the eighth overall pick, Edmonton might be intrigued by the possibility of trading down and landing a player like Griffin Reinhart.
Will it happen?
I very much doubt it. Burke often talks about moving up on draft day (as opposed to the Oilers, who let it be known that they would be interested in moving up, don't move up, and then trade for the player five years later after whoever drafted him is willing to move on) but the reality is that deals like that are hard to pull off. People are loss-averse by nature and the prospect of moving a top pick can be nerve-wracking.
Still, sometimes strange things happen. I'd be surprised if Burke didn't at least sound out Tambellini about that first overall pick.
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Well said Soup, well said.
I would also like to add to that by saying the Oilers potentially have a a few good to really good defensive prospects coming and don't need Toronto's prospects.
Especially if we can snag Schultz and the 8th off Carolina prior to the draft.
Been trying to think of something witty but all I could come up with is "STOCC!" heres to you dude.
Personally I don't think Burke has the pieces to do it but thats just me.
Here's to me!
There's no way TO should give up what it's going to take to get Edmonton's pick... Edmonton would ask for 2 of the following : 1. Jake Gardiner 2. Luke Schenn 3. Cody Franson 4. James Reimer 5. Toronto's 5th overall pick


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- 6 butter cookies
- ¼ cup (60 mL) salted butter
- 1 can of dulce de leche (reduced sweetened condensed milk)
- 3 Apples, peeled and quartered
- 3 tbsp sugar
- 1 tbsp unsalted butter
- ¼ cup (60 ml) Éphémère Apple
- 250 ml whipped cream flavored with a drop of vanilla extract
- 2 tbsp sugar
- 1 tbsp (15 mL) cocoa powder
- Preheat oven to 350° F (180° C).
- Place the butter cookies in a resealable bag and crush well with a rolling pin.
- Melt the salted butter and mix with cookie crumbs in a large bowl. Spread this mixture into a pie plate, bake in oven for 10 minutes and then refrigerate for 30 minutes.
- On a skillet, melt the unsalted butter and add the sugar, apples and caramelize. Deglaze with Éphémère Apple and put on the cookie crust.
- Pour the dulce de leche over the apples and cover with whipped cream.
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Kevin Shepherd: Comics Die In Hot Cars
Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2006
A free, live, comedy documentary shot in Kevin's car. Join Kevin and friends as they live the dream. Each show will include a different comedian from the many road trips performing live.
Each year thousands of comics travel thousands of miles in pursuit of their dream and ultimate goal, to make people laugh. Hovering a fair few rungs below the household names, the plight of these talented comedians is little known. Now, thanks to a dodgy camera borrowed from a university, in his trusty diesel Rover, Kevin Shepherd has managed to catch these unsung heroes in their natural habitat.
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Ninety per cent of a comedian's working life is spent not on stage, but in car travelling to or from gigs.
What's more they're usually shared journeys, and when you get two or more stand-ups together they're guaranteed to engage in a comedic pissing competition, to see who can outfunny the others.
Kevin Shepherd's brilliant idea was to film all these conversations and edit them into an Edinburgh show. This way he's got more that a dozen comics, writing his show for him.
Most of them are from the lower end of the professional comedy ladder where ride-sharing is a financial necessity, but you also get rather incongruously, Jimmy Carr mulling over the finer points of a stand-up's life.
Every would-be comic should watch this show to get an idea of the sort of conversations you can expect on that seven-hour drive to Plymouth, with at least most of the tedium and vacuous banter exorcised.
But what of those with only a passing interest in comedy? Paul Provenza's film The Aristocrats proved there's a market for documentaries on an unseen sides of the comedians' art, and there are certainly enough jokes in this to keep today's non-partisan audience laughing.
Shepherd hasn't, perhaps, shot quite enough footage to edit from, with certain sequences are a bit too much like in-jokes on the particular comics. Australian Pam Ford, for instance, is edited to make her out to be constantly talking about her boyfriend, as if anyone really cares.
If Big Brother has taught us one thing, though, it's that people do care about the inanities of strangers' lives, and Comics Die In Hot Cars is not such a great leap from reality TV, only with the advantage that it features people who do have some comic sensibilities. And , in a neat gimmick, one of them appears live in the show each day to do five minutes of their material - tonight it was Carl Donnelly.
Shepherd's on-stage contribution in introducing the clips is minimal genial enough but hardly comedy dynamite. But then he has already contributed the idea in the first place and what a good idea it turned out to be. Enjoy the ride.
Steve Bennett
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Tony Cowards - 21/08/2006
A brilliant show if you have even a vague interest in the mechanics of stand up comedy and what happens to comics before and after the gig. The clips are very funny and give a great insight into life on the road for the gigging stand up. Mr Shepherd is the perfect host and provides good linking pieces between the films. In all a very enjoyable show, one that shows some of the logistics involved in bringing laughter to the country but without stripping the process of all of its inherant humour.


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Our washer used to be upstairs in our house. After various episodes of it leaking water on the floor we moved it to the garage. We have not used the hookup at the old location in at least 7 years. I have noticed a water mark on the dining room ceiling and went to investigate. The hot water faucet has a clear slime around it. It is slowly leaking down the outside of the drain pipe and dripping off at the bend onto the top of the drywall. How do I prevent the faucet from leaking like this? It is turned off completely? I only noticed this because I am getting ready to paint the dining room. I cut a hole in the wall to expose the pipes and discovered this. Thanks for all your help.
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The Emery County Sheriff's Office Dispatch received a call at 4:17 p.m. on Sunday, June 29, stating that a female subject had been shot and that the male who shot her was inside the residence with a gun. The shooting took place outside the residence.
Medical was dispatched and deputies responded to the scene and arrested 36 year-old Chad Robert Snyder without incident.
The victim was transported by ambulance to the hospital where she is undergoing multiple surgeries to repair damage from a single gunshot wound.
Emery County Sheriff Greg Funk said, "The shooter is being held on charges of attempted murder and possession of a firearm by a restricted person. The defendant has a prior criminal history. We have a witness to the crime that called in the incident to the sheriff's office. The victim was shot by an assault rifle.
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St. Paul's Letter to the Hebrews 7:26-28; 8:1-2
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Psalm 48.3,1
My mouth shall speak wisdom and the meditation of my heart shall bring forth understanding.
Verse: Hear this all you nations.
Brethren, it was fitting that we should have such a high priest, holy, blameless, unstained, separated from sinners, exalted above the heavens. He has no need, like those high priests, to offer sacrifices daily, first for his own sins and then for those of the people; he did this once for all when he offered up himself. Indeed, the law appoints men in their weakness as high priests, but the word of the oath, which came later than the law, appoints a Son who has been made perfect for ever. Now the point in what we are saying is this: we have such a high priest, one who is seated at the right hand of the throne of the Majesty in heaven, a minister in the sanctuary and the true tent which is set up not by man but by the Lord.
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
From Tiller To Ft. Hood
By Frank Schaeffer
The killings at Ft Hood are a reminder of just why we don't want fundamentalist religion mixing with the US military. The words "religious freedom" can't be a one stop justification for stupidity: say ignoring clear warning signs from potential killers, be they abortion doctor haters or America-haters. Put it this way; what is more dangerous, gays serving in the military or radical fundamentalists be they Islamic or Christian in uniform? In other words do we want anyone in our military convinced of any certainty other than their oath to uphold our constitution?
Given our tendency to psychobabble everything to death the alleged Ft. Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan is being given what I'll call the NPR/Oprah therapeutic pass. We're told he was stressed, bullied, alone etc., etc. Excuses are being made for his actions. No one wants to look as if they are down on Islam, much less down on religion in general. How come?
Since when is religion off limits? Is that why the FBI was slow to act in this case as they were before 9/11 when they lost track of the terrorists hatching that plot in flight schools?
I'm a religious person and have just written a book defending religion (Patience With God--Faith For People Who Don't Like Religion Or Atheism). But the sort of faith I defend is the only reasonable faith there is: faith in uncertainty and the embrace of paradox. Life isn't long enough to ever know anything.
From the scandals of forced evangelicalism at the US Air Force Academy, to a military chaplaincy deliberately overrun by militantly fundamentalist Christians, to this post-Ft. Hood shooting soft peddling of the religion angle out of "sensitivity" to Muslims the codling of religion has to stop.
National security is more important than religious freedom. And there is a difference between the civilian world and the military world. The military not only has the right to bar some from service - say felons - but the duty to protect the rest of us from nuts that the military might send back into civilian life armed and dangerous. (And I speak here as the proud pro-military father of a US Marine who fought for our country in Afghanistan.)
This Ft. Hood killing spree had a recent foreshadowing in the murder of Dr. George Tiller. That too was a case of what seems to be religiously-inspired domestic terror. Operation Rescue and the Taliban et al have more in common than the mere religions that separate them. Killing for Allah or for Jesus all comes out the same.
The FBI seemed to have been equally reluctant to intervene when they could have, when Tiller's murderer was gluing locks shut on buildings and committing other acts of vandalism that the FBI was aware of before he killed Dr. Tiller. Now, in this case again - probably out of undue "respect" for religion -- the FBI held back on exposing the Ft. Hood alleged killer's connections with radicalized Islam when, according to ABC News, "alleged Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan had more unexplained connections to people being tracked by the FBI than just radical cleric Anwar al Awlaki." ("More Hasan Ties to People Under Investigation by FBI" Nov 11, 09)
Let's get something straight: at this moment of American history religious fanatics of all faiths are our biggest security problem. And it is time to change the national discussion on religion, that seeks to blame everything but religion for bad behavior by religious fanatics.
The religious fanatics whine and plead special deference and we give it to them. Why? From the Tea Bagger loonies - mostly right wing evangelicals - we that hear the mainstream media doesn't respect them. From the Muslim community we hear that the shooter in Ft. Hood was bullied, that he faced stress, and that Muslims in the military are picked on.
Enough excuses!
It is time to stand up and denounce loony religion and the insane actions it spawns. Dumb, vicious religion needs no excuses for bad behavior. From Sarah Palin's evangelical/fundamentalist lies about "death panels" to the Ft. Hood shooter's hate of America the religious right - be it Islamic or Christian - is to be feared not pitied.
Frank Schaeffer is the author of Crazy for God: How I Grew Up as One of the Elect, Helped Found the Religious Right, and Lived to Take All (or Almost All) of It Back and Patience With God: Faith For People Who Don't Like Religion (Or Atheism)
31 comments:
- Anonymous said...
I normally agree with you. And I do agree with you wholeheartedly about religious extremism being equally evil and dangerous no matter which religion it is.
But the one point I take issue with is comparing the Muslim community with teabaggers. It's not a good comparison. One is a minority group that has been abused and victimized in this country for 8 years. The other (teabaggers/Christians) is a spoiled, ever-favored majority group that is simply whining for MORE power, because there are still a few people left who refuse to obey them. They're used to getting their way, and suddenly it's not automatic. So they're having tantrums.
Comparing these two groups is like comparing African-Americans to the Klan. One is the bullied, the other the bully. The oppressed vs. the oppressor. Their grievances are not remotely comparable, and to understand someone's actions is not necessarily to condone them.
I'd still like to take this opportunity to thank you for your bravery, candor and insight. It is much appreciated, and always enlightening.
- November 11, 2009 at 11:18 AM
- Frank Schaeffer said...
You make a good point and I thank you for reading my blog. To be clear: I am not comparing the whole Islamic community in the US to the Tea Baggers, but drawing a parallel between the special pleading that religion makes to somehow be judged by a special standard at the fanatical edges, say Tea Baggers and those saying the Ft. Hood killer had his reasons. Religion should get no special exemption from taxes or moral responsibility.
- November 11, 2009 at 11:25 AM
- Robert D. Meek, Jr. said...
Excellent as always. I cannot add anything to this.
(P.S. - You Facebook entry is duplicated. FB hiccup, apparently.)
- November 11, 2009 at 11:29 AM
- Anonymous said...
Thank you for clarifying that. Radical religious extremism of ANY stripe is dangerous. As far as I'm concerned, the IRA is no different from al Qaeda. And Hasan is no better or worse than Timothy McVeigh.
Which reminds me, we need to stop using the qualifier "domestic" when talking about terrorism committed by Americans. It suggests a kinder, gentler terrorist; a more benign form of terrorism, because it wasn't committed by a nasty "foreigner." Thoughts?
- November 11, 2009 at 11:34 AM
- Laurie said...
OK, now I have figured this thing out, I will no longer be "Anonymous." Hi, Frank... I'm Laurie! :-)
- November 11, 2009 at 11:42 AM
- Anonymous said...
We knew that the left would find a way to make this despicable act of terror the moral equivalent of Americans voicing their opinions in the public forum.
Frank, the low degrees to which you will stoop never cease to amaze me. But that's just your ilk. Unless you can name one instance of violence in the teaparty protests you should apologize for this despicable comparison. But you won't because you just don't have any class at all.
Your hate speech against religious or conservative Americans is the thing that should be outlawed. Frankly Frank, if you lived in my neighborhood I'd be frightend of you.
- November 11, 2009 at 12:02 PM
- Anonymous said...
Dear Frank,
When are you going to chuckle and let us know that the "new" you has all just been a joke so that you could infiltrate the left like some kind of Borat movie. Remember Frank, just because they let you come to the party, doesn't mean you're in the club.
- November 11, 2009 at 12:14 PM
- Laurie said...
BTW Frank, I still crack up when I think of your comment on Ring of Fire a few weeks back comparing... certain folks to the crazy uncle at the family picnic smearing egg salad into his hair. That entire interview was terrific.
Anon: He has nothing to gain by "infiltrating the left." Except of course if you mean he's doing it to sell books... which doesn't surprise me, because when you're motivated only by hatred and greed, it's only natural that you'd assume everyone else must share those motives.
- November 11, 2009 at 12:49 PM
- Anonymous said...
Do any of you on the left even get that its people like Frank that are spreading hatred and profiling people with left-wing hateful epithets? Laurie just did it above with her comment of "because when you're motivated only by hatred and greed, it's only natural that you'd assume everyone else must share those motives"
She's assumimng based Frank's profiling that anybody who disagrees with the left's political or religious views is motivated by hate and greed or they are crazy. Are any of you even capable at this point of recognizing the hypocrisy of the left-wing?
You people complain about Fox News but you sound even worse in defending your views. Now you have MSNBC smearing Sarah Palin in SNL type parodies. This isn't news, this is character assassination under the guise of news. But you people do it and then claim you are loving, kind and tolerant. And Christian to boot
- November 11, 2009 at 2:53 PM
- Laurie said...
Frankly, Anon, I'm tired of remarks like this. You're wrong. I don't need "Frank's profiling" to know you ARE motivated by hatred and greed. And you're total hypocrites. The list of people you hate is so long, I can barely catalogue it. It's all you do, talk about who you hate and why. "We hate blacks, we hate Jews, we hate Muslims, we hate, well, ALL non-Christians, we hate immigrants, we hate foreigners, we hate gays, we hate the poor, we hate..." and it goes on and on and on until there's no one left except straight, white Christian Americans.
For all your claims of Christianity, you adhere to none of Christ's teachings. NONE. Jesus Christ is disgusted by your hateful prejudices and love of violence (newsflash: the right to blow people away is NOT our most important right). You care about no one. You have contempt, not concern, for those less fortunate. You're horrified by the idea of helping people; generosity is "handouts." Your whole attitude toward healthcare is that you should only have it if you "deserve" it; if you don't have it, get a better job! Difference between real Christians and you? You say "I'm covered... who cares about everyone else!" We say "I'm covered... but what about everyone else?"
And you want to talk hypocrisy? For the past 8 years you were fiercely pro-government, and insisted that anyone who protested or even questioned the president was unpatriotic and guilty of treason. Now suddenly being anti-government and protesting IS patriotic. For 8 years no one with an anti-Bush t-shirt or buttom was allowed near a rally, or they were arrested. Now it's OK to show up to see the president loaded for bear. For 8 years you supported record deficits being run up for stupid wars and corporate welfare. Now suddenly it's totally against your beliefs to run up deficits... even if it's to HELP people instead of KILL them. And you conveniently ignore the fact that this ludicrous deficit was INHERITED. Obama did not start out at zero.
You screamed "bomb Iran!" for years, until you needed a "government stifles freedom, we hate the results of this election" prop. Then suddenly you were dramatically expressing your solidarity with the brave Iranian people, the same people you wanted to bomb off the planet for being Muslims a week before.
You whine incessantly about how the government should stay out of your lives. Out of YOUR lives. But when it comes to who has a baby or who marries who, you insist the government should intervene in our lives and make personal decisions for us. In your bizarre world, everything YOU don't personally believe in should be illegal for EVERYONE.
This goes beyond right and left. This is a certain segment of our population that claims they're being bossed around, yet insists on everyone else being bossed around. They claim they're "victims of hate," but spend every waking moment hating anyone who doesn't look or think like them, and threatening/perpetrating violence on them.
And learn to read. I said this person insisting that Frank is only pretending to have these views to "inflitrate the left" is assuming Frank is motivated by hate and greed, i.e. selling books. I didn't say "anyone who doesn't agree with the left is motivated by hate and greed." If you're going to attribute something to me, be accurate. But that's not your side's strong suit, is it? After all, passing around photos of 15-year-old rallies and claiming they were taken at YOUR rally is so typical of you all that it didn't even surprise anyone. Sad.
I'm sorry Frank for hijacking your page, but I can't take this nonsense anymore. Sick of these lying, hypocritical loons who couldn't care less about anyone but themselves and their own interests... which unfortunately have their basis in maintaining the "purity" of "their" country. Sounds too blood-chillingly familiar to me.
- November 11, 2009 at 5:15 PM
- Anonymous said...
Uh - I'm not the "Anonymous" that has Laurie all riled up. I am relatively new to Frank's blog so I must have missed something - past history maybe? Because based on the other Anonymous' comments that I see here, I can't for the life of me understand Laurie's amazing diatribe. So Laurie, you figured out how to un-anonymous yourself. How do I do that? God Bless - John
- November 11, 2009 at 6:10 PM
- Anonymous said...
Laurie just proved my point about the left beyond any shadow of doubt.
- November 12, 2009 at 9:22 AM
- Anonymous said...
John, there is no past history. I'm new to this blog too.
Laurie - you assumed about that person based on your own preconceptions and religious/political profiling. There wasn't one thing that person said that could possible be construed to mean he thought Frank was motivated by greed. Also everything you said in this most recent post to me is also based on your political and religious profiling of those who disagree with your views.
Frank is spreading hatred. His diatribes against the right are hateful and un-Christian. He knows better but he chooses to not do better. There are many on both sides who are guilty of this. He IS in fact making quite a bit of money off of his hateful profiling the right. Whether that is his motive, I couldn't say.
- November 12, 2009 at 9:34 AM
- Anonymous said...
Wow. Somebody needs to get a life, Laura. I am a conservative fan of Frank. I like the way his ideas, while often strident and passionate, challege my assumptions. Years ago I worked on a locked pychiatric unit. The thinking of the far fringes, whether left, right, religious or secular, is amazingly similar, and it is mostly psychotic paranoid delusional. Right now I have an aquaintence in my life, a pentacostal conservative like Palin, who seems to have made me his mission. In his sick world, the purpose of FEMA is to build death camps to kill us all. Google FEMA camp and you can see the video, complete with black helicopter flyovers. Then note the affiliated video about how Jesuits secretly rule the world. Back in the 70's it was The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Same hate, probably same haters, different target group. I laughed when I watched the Jesuit clip. I have known many Jesuits in my life, and while they might be the original good ol' boys' club, their main worry these days, given their advanced average age, is how they will deal with the decline of their order and the need for future long term care. My point, the far christian right truely is as crazy for god as Frank says. They truely are a terrorist potential fringe. It's hard to reason with them when God is downloading special messages in their other ear. My fundamentalist FEMA camp friend is afraid that the government is watching him. For all our sakes I hope they are.
- November 13, 2009 at 6:26 AM
- Anonymous said...
Anon above - I agree with your assessment regarding "The thinking of the far fringes, whether left, right, religious or secular, is amazingly similar, and it is mostly psychotic paranoid delusional."
I think that Frank displays this himself and if people were objective they would find this to be true.
- November 13, 2009 at 11:10 AM
- Di said...
the anoms might not have appreciated your rant but I did. I was cheering the whole time.
You nailed it. :-)
- November 13, 2009 at 12:51 PM
- Anonymous said...
Of course you would Di. You are just another left-wing nut job like Laurie (and Frankie) Ranting is your specialty. Cheers!
- November 15, 2009 at 8:14 PM
- Anonymous said...
As is it yours, Anon.
- November 16, 2009 at 8:34 PM
- Anonymous said...
How would you rewrite Frank's commentary to eliminate the "hatred" you claim to see there? Or is ANY criticism of the Right "hateful," "unreasonable," etc. by definition?
- November 16, 2009 at 11:11 PM
- Anonymous said...
"as is yours anon" How do you know anon? Are you psychic?
I would rewrite it by starting with the truth. He assigns motives that aren't there based on his own hatred of the right. His vision is totally clouded and not objective at all. He used to be far right and now his reaction is far left. He's become a hate-monger for the left and it is totally hypocritical since he says he hates hate-mongering.
- November 17, 2009 at 9:40 AM
- Anonymous said...
For instance, this comment:
"Let's get something straight: at this moment of American history religious fanatics of all faiths are our biggest security problem."
That's quite a statement to leave totally unqualified. There's no clarification here. What is he talking about? I personally know of only one group of fanatics are are a security problem. But Frankie's hyperbole here is untruthful. Yes there are Christian fanatics but but the truly dangerous ones really are few and can be written off as isolated cases of true mental instability. None of the incidents that I know of have posed a national security problem.
He lumps the Ft. Hood killer in with the murder of Tiller the abortionist. One was done in a church, the other at a military installation. One was one man acting alone, the other was part of the jihadist movement that has vowed to destroy this nation.
Frank is mixing metaphors all over the place trying to prove a point about something that simply hasn't yet happened. He says its all just a matter of time but I disagree. Christians and religious people in this nation are the most peaceful and law-abiding on the planet and statistics will prove this out. Frank hates their beliefs, he hates that they go to the polls and vote their beliefs. They are within their rights and are obeying the law. Where does he get off lying about them by accusing them of lawlessness?
- November 17, 2009 at 9:50 AM
- Randy said...
Anon: Heres your proof and there's more
He is not targeting every Christian and religious person but you are blinded by your own right wing ideology.
- November 17, 2009 at 6:37 PM
- Anonymous said...
Randy - Both links you posted above are regarding Kentucky militia groups and they are one and the same article - word for word - by the same writer.
Nothing is said - not one word - about Christians or religious people being involved in these groups.
But perhaps your left-wing hatred of Christians has blinded you so that you are unable to even read the articles you post but still post them because you are so sure they say just what you think they say so that you don't even have to bother to read anything beyond the headlines.
This is how all the lies are fed to you, headlines that grab you and shake you and fill you with fear and hatred toward people who have never harmed you and wouldn't even think of such a thing.
- November 17, 2009 at 11:15 PM
- Anonymous said...
I take that back - the article does say on page 4 that "many are Christians." But you would likely find "many Christians" in a movie theater or a sports arena. That isn't an indictment upon Christians since at least 80 percent in this country claim to be Christian.
I guess if I were a radical left wing fear monger, I'd be afraid to walk into Walmart too.
- November 17, 2009 at 11:56 PM
- Randy said...
Did I say I hate Christians NO! This is the misrepresentation that you Religious Rightwing nutjobs sling. Not all Christians are FAR RIGHT!
I did not say it is an indictment of all christians just worshippers of Palin and all those who spread conspiracy and hate in the name of God!
- November 18, 2009 at 1:33 PM
- Anonymous said...
YOU are spreading hate in the name of God. All this blog and most of the liberals spew on here is HATE.
I don't see how Frank claims to be a Christian with all the hate flowing from his lips.
That's not a spirit filled life.
- November 19, 2009 at 10:47 AM
- Randy said...
You are the hater ANON. The beam in your eye just hit your neighbor over and killed him.
- November 19, 2009 at 10:21 PM
- Anonymous said...
Randy - there's a lot of really poison smack on this blog regarding Christians. Why shouldn't we feel defensive when we are all attacked with Frank's broad brush of disdain? Frank isn't right and his posts, articles, books and tv interviews are only making things worse.
He isn't a peacemaker, he's a war-monger.
- November 20, 2009 at 1:45 PM
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- November 20, 2009 at 8:53 PM
- Randy said...
You are not listening. He is not targeting all Christians. He is just targeting those who are using their religion to bash people but obviously you are not listening.
- November 25, 2009 at 7:46 PM
- Anonymous said...
Randy - that you stick up for him only means that YOU aren't listening. Frank's words are pure poison. He isn't a peacemaker, he's a war-monger and he's throwing a lot of bombs. Ask yourself this, after reading Frank's stuff are you more or less inclined to want to talk to or be around the kind of Christians that Frank hates? Isn't it true that you feel fully justified in thinking you know everything you need to know about "those kinds of Christians" and that they are no more than garbage? That every stereotype you've read about them or seen in an anti-Christian Hollywood movie has been "proved" by Frank's writing and interviews? That's what I'm talking about. There isn't going to be any peace talk coming from Frank. He's all about hatred and anger and stirring the pot. He's a disgusting excuse for a human being, let alone a Christian.
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De-Coding Musto & Sam Champion
The 646 Guy has taken a shot at a few of Musto's blind items. To Musto's question, "is it true about the weatherman and the baseball player?" he responds, "I dunno but can I watch? I'm going with (predictably) Sam Champion as the weatherman (although I wouldn't mind it being John Marshall from Channel 4 and I'm pretty certain it's not Al Roker). As for the baseball player, I could be trite and say Mike Piazza but I won't. I'm going to go with Jason Giambi just because I'm pretty damn sure it can't be him but a man has to dream."
Interesting. I've always harbored a sneaking suspicion that Mr. Champion is really just a computer-generated image. The evidence:
· A.) his name is Sam Champion. Seriously. It sounds too much like a Marvel comic book character to be authentic.
· B.) He looks shockingly like Ken, of "Ken and Barbie" fameplastic smile and all. Watch the weather reports to see if the man ever blinks. I'll bet he doesn't. Why? Because the eyes are NOT REAL!
· C.) He's frighteningly enthusiastic about things like cold fronts. It's big faux pas to be frighteningly enthusiastic about anything in Manhattan, but if you must, cold fronts are not appropriate. And they're not normal. But, hey, it's your call.
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hmm I was wondering about the mecha you've got there and was wondering, How in the WORLD do you fit so many guns on it without exceeding the size to weapon ratio?!?!?!
Or did you just fudge the rules and put as many as you could on there?
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There are two things that we can't get enough of: denim and the people who rock it with iconic style. And we can't think of anyone that has single-handedly impacted pop culture and the world of fashion to an iconic degree other that Madonna. In the latest issue of Out Magazine we get a never before seen look at the pop star in an vintage editorial rocking a heavy dose of double denim. An oversized denim jacket and distressed, high-waisted, cuffed jeans accessorized with chain and studded belts anyone? Who knew mom jeans could look so rad? Apparently Madonna did. The images were captured by photographer Richard Corman back in 1982 just a year before the material girl released her first album. The rest is, well, history and we love it!
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Oracle Campus Recruitment Attend BITS Hyderabad HR Confluence Event
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Oracle Campus Recruitment Attend BITS Hyderabad HR Confluence Event by Manognya Reddy
It was a pleasant morning and my thoughts were focused on meeting with the graduating batch of students from BITS Hyderabad Campus. Having reached the campus at 10:00 am, I was given a warm welcome by the Placement Officer and the Student Placement Representatives The students graduating in 2013 were all ready for the interactive session with HR representatives.
The HR representatives were from companies of diverse areas such as IT Development, Services Companies, Pharmaceutical, Chemical and Instrumentation Companies*.
Mr Maria Sundaram from GE Energy, Chief Guest addressed the students and gave insights into his own career and tips about what to look out for while applying for the first job out of college.
This was followed by an interactive panel discussion between the HR representatives from the companies and the students. A number of the panel members gave insights on focus areas before the students came up with the questions.
Some of the interesting questions that students came up with include:
- What do companies expect from Master's students as opposed to undergraduate students?
- Would companies hire a passionate employee or a sincere employee?
- Do students applying for OFSS need any special skills or qualifications to apply?
- How important are the HR interviews and what is assessed during the same?
- Student is interested in a certain company, but other companies are visiting the college before the preferred one, what should he/she do?
- Students from Non IT background want to apply for IT jobs. What should they do to prepare?
This session went on for 2 hours and it was lunch time!
It was a great event and it is always good to interact with the students to help them on their journey into their career.
*Cognizant Technology Services, Tata Consultancy Services, Oracle, Kony Labs IT Service, Imagination Technologies, One Convergence (IT Companies); Polmon Instruments (Instrumentation and Process Automation Solution provider); Dr Reddy's Labs (Pharma) Dupont (Chemical)


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I now want to buy Full Red but probably the plain one or the one with basil. I almost want to buy Cucina but I can't have two big cans of whole peeled and crushed so I just have to stick with the one style and that is the Full Red.
Remember now...one man's meaning of "homemade" could be as simple as opening a can of tomatoes and sprinkling some salt in it. "Freshly made in House!" Steve, I don't know if you have limited freezer space but I have had great results portioning out #10 cans of sauce into individual bags for the freezer. Bob
Hi Bob, if you mean me, I'm James but I think you meant me. No problem calling me Steve. My freezer is packed now. I love cooking and I have all sorts of stuff in the freezer. I do however have frozen sauce before so you are right can be done. When I make some room I'll buy the Full Red, the non-prepared and see how it is. Thanks.
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Imants Tillers
one world many visions
14 July – 16 October 2006
detail: Imants Tillers 'Mount Analogue' 1985, oil, oilstick, synthetic polymer paint on 165 canvasboards, Collection of the National Gallery of Australia
Imants Tillers is one of Australia's most acclaimed contemporary artists, nationally and internationally. It is surprising, however, that while he has been granted important solo exhibitions internationally, there has not been a substantial solo show of his work at a major gallery in Australia. It is fitting that the National Gallery of Australia should be the institution to recognise the accomplishments of this senior artist with the exhibition Imants Tillers: one world many visions.
Following the exhibition of his work at the Venice Biennale in 1986 and survey shows of his work in The Institute of Contemporary Art, London, 1988 and the Museo Contemporaneo Monterrey in Mexico in 2000, Imants Tillers: one world many visions will provide the opportunity to consider a substantial body of work tracing high points of Tillers' artistic development over the last 20 years. Key paintings will start with a selection of those included in the Venice Biennale in 1986, continuing through works such as the amazing Hiatus 1987, Auckland City Gallery (referencing Colin McCahon's work in the Gallery's collection Victory over death no.2), through to the present works.
Since the early 1980s, Tillers has been working on what is widely recognised as the Book of Power, or the Canvasboard System. Drawing upon a wide range of art and historical sources, making pertinent local and international connections, this system consists of individual paintings comprising numerous canvasboard panels which are part of a larger, ever expanding work. Tillers has sequentially numbered each canvasboard panels on its back, from 1 to almost 80,000, an ongoing project that might be considered as one neverending book.
Inspiration for Tillers' distinctive system came from the French poet Stéphane Mallarmé who wrote in 1895: 'Everything, in the world, exists to end up in a book'.
While the existing body of work (which is also a body of knowledge determines to some degree what comes next, there is always, within this system, an openness to chance, to serendipity, to coincidence and the possibility of new directions and unexpected interventions. Imants Tillers
Deborah Hart, Senior Curator, Australian Painting and Sculpture, has worked closely with Tillers to select works from international galleries and private collections, exploring the major themes of his work from 1981 until now.
Among the highlights of the exhibition are four remarkable paintings, each around ten metres in width, dealing with diasporas of people around the world, starting with Diaspora 1992 (Museum of New Zealand, Wellington). These works, some of the largest ever painted in Australia, suggest concerns of loss, fragmentation and survival, and have a deeply personal relevance for Tillers, whose parents migrated from Latvia in 1949. There will also be a major installation of works that have never been publicly exhibited before, including Terra incognita 2005 and works from the Nature Speaks series 1998–2006.
Imants Tillers: one world many visions will give visitors the opportunity to experience Tillers' spectacular large-scale works, together for the first time in this country.
The exhibition will be accompanied by a catalogue published by the National Gallery of Australia, and a multimedia component both in the exhibition and on the Gallery's website.
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