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Tilghman urges students to become thoughtful leaders
Posted September 11, 2002; 05:34 p.m.
Princeton President Shirley M. Tilghman encouraged students to become more "cosmopolitan" during their years at the University in her address today for Opening Exercises.
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The Tea Party that I attended WAS about color! But it was not about racism, even up here in North Idaho, former home of the Aryan Nations.
It was not about "black" or "white" or the color of a man, rather, it was about GREEN as in the color of money.
The United States is a debt addict, a disease far more dangerous & destructive than any drug such as heroin, crack, or meth. While a drug addict may steal from his family and community to support his habit, for the most part it affects an individuals life & this generation.
This country's debt addiction though, is jeopardizing a way of life and it's behaviors will have effects felt for generations to come.
The TDTPs were an intervention, a beginning of the "tough love" that the enablers & co-dependents such as Keith & Janeane can't bring themselves to accept as necessary in this case, because they hate America and what it represents. For as one of our speakers in CDA put it, "This is a LOVEFEST!". We were there, not because we hate "a black man in the White House", but because we love our country and what it has represented for 233 years. The opportunity that has been such a beacon of hope for millions over the globe and through the years, even if they don't live here, but that may not be there for our descendants yet to be born. If one truly loves the addict in their life, there comes a time when "Enough is ENOUGH!" You stand up, put them on notice and say "I'm NOT going to let you do this to yourself and me anymore!"
So go ahead, Ms Garafolo, enjoy your continued self delusion about the "tens of racists" that banded together last Weds. If there were truly only that many attendees, then you have nothing to be concerned about.
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Rob Sale, who played at LSU and then served on Nick Saban's coaching staff at Alabama, joined McNeese State as the Cowboys' offensive line coach in February 2012.
The 34-year old coach is a native of Monroe, played high school football at Neville High and college ball at LSU where he was a three year starter in the offensive line.
Sale, who earned his degree from LSU in 2003, had served on the Alabama football staff for the past five years, being a member of two national championship teams (2009 and 2011). Among the positions he held with the football team were those of weight room assistant coach and offensive video analyst.
He had launched his coaching career in 2006 as the offensive line coach at Catholic High of Pointe Coupee and joined Alabama in 2007.
As a player at LSU, he played in 35 games with 25 starts, starting all 13 games in his senior year of 2002 at right offensive guard. As a junior he saw starting action at both center and guard when the Tigers won the SEC title and he played left guard as a sophomore, starting the final five regular season games as well as the Peach Bowl. In high school he was an all-state selection as both a junior and a senior at Neville.
Correct. No one will be hired at LSU as a position coach without proving it (coaching and recruiting) somewhere else first. Same thing was told to Ben Wilkerson.
those last 4 plays vs. Bama were just a comedy of errors. not just the OL either, Dickson blew a block on 1 play that just cause a chain reaction of bad stuff (La'el leaves his man to get Dickson's, Vadal doesn't pick up La'el's man, Dickson is just standing there defeated).
he ever had a o line man go 1st round?
CLM is a bad coach because he hasn't had an O lineman go in the first round?
When the competition is having OL drafted in the 1st rd and you compete against them for recruits, it would be nice to say we're a good launching pad to the NFL for OL.
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Window Covering Ideas
From shades to blinds to drapes and shutters, the options for blocking light and adding privacy are seemingly endless.
Window coverings serve a multitude of functions. They can be used for light and heat control or to provide privacy. They can make a house feel more inviting from the outside and add a level of protection on the inside. Decoratively, window coverings can add architectural interest to a space, or add softness, color and texture. Window coverings can be feminine or masculine, or a mix of both, and they can be made from fabric or wood. The sky's the limit when it comes to styles, shapes and colors.
Drapery Panels
Drapery panels are the most traditional of window covering ideas. They are often thought of as formal, but they don't need to be. Drapery panels can be made in silk, cotton or linen and can be sheer or heavily lined. Drapery panels can block out the sun (great for late sleepers!), provide warmth and protection from drafty windows and add a level of privacy with the use of sheer panels. Decoratively, drapery panels provide a vertical line in a room, drawing the eye upward and making low ceilings look taller.
Valances are generally non-functional coverings for the tops and upper sides of the windows. Also known as "toppers," window valances add color and texture to a window and can cover any exposed hardware of other coverings, like blinds or roller shades. Valances can be wildly formal with lots of tassels and trim, or they can be as simple as a ticking stripe linen dishtowel hung jauntily from hooks.
Shades, as the name implies, provide shading coverage of a window opening. Shades can be installed inside the window frame, or on top of the frame. One of the most versatile window covering ideas, shades cover the gamut from the basic rollers made from paper or vinyl to more hi-tech solar shades, which block out harmful UV rays and heat while letting in filtered light. Generally speaking, window shades move up and down and when lowered, cover the entire window opening. There are beautifully designed and ornate fabric shades that look more like a stationary window valance, but can be raised and lowered.
Shutters are usually the most architectural type of window covering ideas. Shutters can be made from wood or a wood composite material and are integrated into the woodwork of a space. Shutters provide excellent light and air control when the louvers are positioned accordingly. A drawback of a window shade is that when fully lowered, it often blocks the exchange of air, and light cannot be directed. Shutters, a popular choice in hot climates, can keep direct sunlight out without impeding airflow.
Blinds are a combination of the window shade and the shutter. Like a window shade, a blind can be raised or lowered to a specific position and like a shutter, blinds have slats that can be positioned for light and air control. Blinds come in vertical and horizontal configurations. Vertical blinds are usually used on windows and horizontal blinds (which are similar to drapery panels) work best over sliding doors. At the moment, horizontal blinds are not particularly "in," but they are functional and work well in offices and public settings.
There are many window covering ideas out there; it's just a matter of determining the needs of the space and using the right type of window covering that is both functional and attractive.


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Jadecavy wrote:Otohiko wrote:Today is my 10th anniversary of joining the org
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what? what do you want?
Jadecavy wrote:Otohiko wrote:Today is my 10th anniversary of joining the org
Old man
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CodeZTM wrote:tl;dr: I've lost 30 pounds since March 1st, and plan on losing more to get to my ideal weight/height combo.Spoiler :So... I gained weight during the last two years in college. Nothing horrible, just enough that I felt uncomfortable. This spring, I realized it when I couldn't fit into some clothes. So I decided it was time to finally take action! I've got a fairly stable life now, so why not!
Plus some old man (a client) at work called me a fatass and insinuated that I could never <euphamism here>. So... Yeah... The honesty helped too. >_>
I didn't do much really... Starting March 1st, I cut out all forms of fast food and soft drinks from my meals. The health sections of reddit and health websites really helped out in what I could make/eat on a budget, or microwavable stuff that worked well. But really, I think just not eating McDonalds/Hardees/Wendy's/TacoBell everyday was the biggest benefit to me, considering I ate far more than I should have.
Today I hit my first goal, which was 30 lbs. I'm back to where I was when I entered college, so I'm thrilled! Although I'm not satisfied until I lose about 60 more lbs. Hopefully I can achieve this by the end of this year or by Spring of 2014.
Mostly I did it for health concerns, but I've also DREAMED of being really thin all my life, and now it the time I must achieve it, before I get old and nobody wants to date me, and I end up sad, alone and unloved.
Oh, and I'm getting a whole lot of energy from this! I just feel better in general, and I'm not so angsty-depressed all the time.
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Excellent, I got an email yesterday that mine had shipped.
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Excellent, I got an email yesterday that mine had shipped.
attachments listing in the User Control Panel, they're probably still there - that's what happened the last time this occurred, attachments don't get deleted because they're not in the same data as the threads themselves. If they were links, go to google and search the thread by their archive, or try archive.org.
Nothing to report at the two Targets in the Culver City area this morning.
On a better note I wanted to let you guys know the company I work for just got awarded the special effects to do the new Marvel Hulk movie. Have only seen part of the story so far, will have to wait and see.
As long as the Hulk appears sooner than an hour into the film... cool!
Burbank Target was kinda crummy, only an Airborne & Obi-Wan left of TAC. They restocked coin albums, though, and the TMNT figures are ringin up at $7.05 instead of the advertised markdown of $7.19 so I picked up Mikey.
I let you know more when I see the story boards, but I believe he is fighting a character call the abomination who is a character the size of the Hulk
La Cienega TRU- 10am - had nothing new. 7 Coin Albums and Two Airborne Marines . Thought they would go quick. They have been on the pegs for two days with a few other misc. TAC figures, (Obi, R2,..)
Los Feliz TRU at 12:30 had all the TAC wave 1 figures except the McQuarrie Stormie. I picked up a couple Galactic Marines, an Airborne Trooper, the Lava Miner, and the Super Battle Droid. There was a 3rd Marine on the pegs, but I didn't notice if there were dupes of the others among the sea of Obi-Wan & R2s. Target Eagle Rock and both in Pasadena had nothing beyond Obi-Wan, R2, and Mace.
Awww, it seems like the photos got wiped out, too! :upset:
After a brief search on Google, I found the page with the Headphones pic on it... but the links don't work.
Guess we have to keep a lookout for these guys and snap some more pix!
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by Christopher Chantrill
January 26, 2005
The primary thing to keep in mind about German and Russian thought since1800 is that it takes for granted that the Cartesian, Lockean or Humean scientific and philosophical conception of man and nature... has been shown by indisputable evidence to be inadequate.
F.S.C. Northrop, The Meeting of East and West
Inquiry does not start unless there is a problem... It is the problem and its characteristics revealed by analysis which guides one first to the relevant facts and then, once the relevant facts are known, to the relevant hypotheses.
F.S.C. Northrop, The Logic of the Sciences and the Humanities
Knowledge begins with a problem.
Christopher Chantrill, after John Dewey
But I saw a man yesterday who knows a fellow who had it from a chappie that said that Urquhart had been dipping himself a bit recklessly off the deep end.
Freddy Arbuthnot in Dorothy L. Sayers, Strong Poison
Don Beck/Clare Graves. Don Beck wrote Spiral Dynamics with Christopher Cowan. Their book is a culmination of a century of developmental psychology that begins with the American psychologist James Mark Baldwin and reaches an apogee with the work of Clare Graves. Beck proposes to understand human behavior and motivation with an eight turn spiral of human consciousness, from barely self-conscious to tribal to impulsive, to purposeful, to creative, to communitarian, to integrated, to holistic.
Here are some Spiral Dynamics links: Becks own site here, Cowans own site here, an explanation of Spiral Dynamics here, here and here, and a site devoted to Clare Graves here.
Friedrich Hayek mounted the first great challenge to the welfare state with The Road to Serfdom, arguing that it would lead to the same all-powerful state as that desired by the fascists and the communists, but by easy stages. His Constitution of Liberty was an attempt to imagine a government free from the encroachment of administrative law and rational planning.
Ludwig von Mises was the genius who pointed out in the 1920s that socialism was impossible because it couldnt compute prices. His great Human Action was a mid-twentieth century masterpiece that attempted to extend economics into a general theory of human action.
F.S.C. Northrop was a Yale law professor who went to Germany in the 1920s to get his PhD and learned about modern physics. He learned how the Kantian tradition in Germany regarded the Anglo-American empirical tradition as hopelessly outdated and naive. He also understood, after World War II, how Kant had opened a Pandoras Box that led to the brilliant mistakes of Fichte, Hegel, Marx, and Nietzsche and the evil of Hitler. His Meeting of East and West written just after World War II was a work of true multiculturalism, showing how the great high cultures of the world were complementary, and that by joining the excessively deductive culture of the West to the excessively inductive culture of the East we could achieve a true meeting of East and West.
Michael Novak wrote The Spirit of Democratic Capitalism to challenge the liberation theology that was popular in the Catholic Church in the 1970s. He proposes a Greater Separation of Powers beyond the practical separation of government branches. He differentiates society into a political sector, an economic sector, and a religious/cultural sector. These jealous centers of power check and balance each other in our modern cosmopolitan society.
Camille Paglia is a feisty Amazon who has interpreted western art in early Nietzschean terms as the struggle between Apollo and Dionysius. Her Sexual Personae reminds us that civilization is just a thin Apollonian veneer that we have constructed to shut out the terror of the Dionysian turmoil just beneath the surface.
Roger Scruton is a British philosopher and conservative. He calls himself both a person of the rational Enlightenment and an old-fashioned Englishman. Son of an atheistic Communist he found that he had to make the choice between reform and revolution in the Paris student riots of May 1968. He describes his turn to conservatism eloquently in Why I Became a Conservative. But his conservatism was scandalous in the left-wing academy of Britain. He was for a time a Professor of Aesthetics at Birkbeck College but had to leave the suffocating left-wing atmosphere. He founded and edited the conservative Salisbury Review for many years and has written several books on philosophy, including Kant and An Intelligent Persons Guide to Philosophy. A cultural and political conservative Scruton has expressed his conservative politics in books like A Political Philosophy: Arguments for Conservatism, and his cultural conservatism in titles like Modern Culture. Scruton has written novels and two operas, and rides to hounds (i.e. foxhunting).
Rodney Stark and his merry men are sociologists of religion that have mounted an insurgency against the established notion that western society is in a process of irrevocable secularization and that soon, religion just wont matter much any more. Instead they argue in The Churching of America and many other books that religion evolves in waves of secularization and revival. Anyway, how do you account for the fact that religious adherence in the United States has gone from 17 percent in 1776 to over 60 percent right now? Particularly annoying to his critics is his symbolization of preachers as religious entrepreneurs and churches as religious firms.
Frederick Turner is an English professor in Texas. His Culture of Hope and his Shakespeares Twenty-first Century Economics describe his vision of a society that has vaulted optimistically out of the current elites death spiral into postmodernist despair. He proposes that modern business society is not just a matter of dry contracts and the cash nexus. The Merchant of Venice demonstrated, for anyone who would pay attention, that business requires not just rules and pounds of flesh, but mercy, that falleth like the gentle rain from heaven.
Eric Voegelin belongs to a generation of sadder, wiser Germans that responded to the disaster of 1914-45 by going back to the origins of the Judeo-Hellenistic-Christian tradition. In his monumental Order and History he attempted to refound the western experience as a search for order. Voegelin attacked the universal practice of stigmatizing old ways of thinking as superstition, your Lie that must be destroyed because it stands in the way of my Truth. He proposed that each advance in human understanding was a leap in being that led from compact ways of knowing to more differentiated knowledge.
Ken Wilber attempts to merge the eastern consciousness of Hinduism and Buddhism with western developmental psychology to produce a comprehensive world view in his Sex, Ecology, Spirituality and many other books. Central to his thought is the notion that we transcend and include old ways, rather than replace them, as we evolve. (Note the connection with the Voegelinian leap in being.) Powered with money from the 1990s tech bubble, he is developing Integral Institute into a vehicle for his ideas.
David T. Beito is Associate Professor at the University of Alabama. His books From Mutual Aid to the Welfare State told the story of the fraternal associations that thrived before the advent of the welfare state and The Voluntary City imagines the city freed from the dead hand of liberal compulsion. His books have surfaced important information about the road to the middle class.
John Boyd was a maverick Air Force officer who developed the basis of modern jet fighter tactics. His idea is called E-M theory, relating an aircrafts energy and maneuverability. Then he went on to military strategy, extending the state of military art from the German achievements in infiltration tactics and blitzkrieg to a concept that clearly belongs in the age of cybernetics, the OODA loop (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act). The idea is to run your OODA loop faster and more effectively than your enemy so that he becomes disoriented and demoralized. You can read a short article about Boyds life here. SeeBoyd's Patterns of Conflict presentation slides here.
David G. Green is Director the Institute for the Study of Civil Society. Dr David Green had been at the Institute of Economic Affairs since 1984, and Director of the IEA Health and Welfare Unit since 1986. He was a Labour councillor in Newcastle upon Tyne from 1976 until 1981, and from 1981 to 1983 was a Research Fellow at the Australian National University in Canberra. See his Reinventing Civil Society.
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But I saw a man yesterday who knows a fellow who had it from a chappie
that said that Urquhart had been dipping himself a bit recklessly off the deep end.
Freddy Arbuthnot
Dorothy L. Sayers, Strong Poison
Civil Societya complex welter of intermediate institutions, including businesses, voluntary associations, educational institutions, clubs, unions, media, charities, and churchesbuilds, in turn, on the family, the primary instrument by which people are socialized into their culture and given the skills that allow them to live in broader society and through which the values and knowledge of that society are transmitted across the generations.
Francis Fukuyama, Trust
Tear down theory, poetic systems... No more rules, no more models... Genius conjures up
rather than learns... Victor Hugo
César Graña, Bohemian versus Bourgeois
We have met with families in which for weeks together, not an article of sustenance but potatoes had been used; yet for every child the hard-earned sum was provided to send them to school.
E. G. West, Education and the State
When we began first to preach these things, the people appeared as awakened from the sleep of agesthey seemed to see for the first time that they were responsible beings, and that a refusal to use the means appointed was a damning sin.
Finke, Stark, The Churching of America, 1776-1990
When we received Christ, Phil added, all of a sudden we now had a rule book to go by, and when we had problems the preacher was right there to give us the answers.
James M. Ault, Jr., Spirit and Flesh
A writer who says that there are no truths, or that all truth is merely relative, is asking you not to believe him. So dont.
Roger Scruton, Modern Philosophy
As far as the Catholic Church is concerned, the principal focus of her interventions in the public arena is the protection and promotion of the dignity of the person, and she is thereby consciously drawing particular attention to principles which are not negotiable...
[1.] protection of life in all its stages, from the first moment of conception until natural death; [2.] recognition and promotion of the natural structure of the family... [3.] the protection of the right of parents to educate their children.
Pope Benedict XVI, Speech to European Peoples Party, 2006
At first, we thought [the power of the West] was because you had more powerful guns than we had. Then we thought it was because you had the best political system. Next we focused on your economic system. But in the past twenty years, we have realized that the heart of your culture is your religion: Christianity.
David Aikman, Jesus in Beijing
But the only religions that have survived are those which support property and the family.
Thus the outlook for communism, which is both anti-property and anti-family, (and also anti-religion), is not promising.
F.A. Hayek, The Fatal Conceit
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It's been an honor to share with you this semester. Thanks for reading. I wanted to leave you with a Christmas thought for this final entry. Blessings to you all. Hope you have a wonderful Christmas!
I'd just marked Thanksgiving off the calendar when suddenly Santa Clause and reindeer and wise men and shepherds marched into my neighborhood. A plastic Joseph and Mary and baby Jesus even showed up across the street. But on this particular morning, none of the good cheer or "peace on earth, good will toward men" could penetrate my Scrooge-like armor. This may have been because I'd just finished teaching Sunday school, and my wife was dragging me to Target to buy a gift for a bridal shower she was attending later in the afternoon.
I was hungry. But Sharon was ready to shop. I feared lunch was going to be a long time away.
We entered the store and headed to the gift registry computer where Sharon typed in the bride's name. The machine spit out seven pages of possible gifts. In situations like this, my buying strategy is simple. Get the list. Locate the cheapest gift. Buy it.
My wife's approach is, of course, profoundly different. First, Sharon examines the list and comments on the various items—"Oooh look, she wants sterling silver flat ware. And steak knives with cherry wood handles. Oh, and look at this, a Hamilton Beach blender . . . and she wants a red one!"
After commenting on each possible purchase, the browsing begins. "We're shopping," she explains, "not hunting."
I picture myself hunting. I picture myself in the great outdoors cooking lunch over a campfire.
My wife's voice pulls me back to reality. "We're looking for the perfect gift," she reminds me. Then she asks if I can hold the seven page printout and mark off the items we've examined so far.
About an hour into our excursion, my Sunday morning just-taught-Sunday-school smile was beginning to fade. And when we finally approached the check-out line with our gift selection, I had only two thoughts left in my head: How much is this going to cost me and where are we going to eat?
We left the store and headed for a cafeteria down the street. We entered the restaurant only to confront a line winding around the aisle dividers reaching all the way to the front entrance. I was not in a good mood. A family near the front couldn't make up their minds whether they wanted their fish baked, grilled or lightly breaded. My stress level was escalating. And then I heard a voice behind me. I turned around and saw an older gentleman wearing a powder blue jump suit. "I was trying to beat the church crowd," he explained, "but I don't think I made it." I acknowledged his comment by mumbling something indecipherable and then refocused my attention on the slow-moving line. My plan was to ignore the man in the jump suit. My wife, however, had other ideas. Sharon turned around and struck up a conversation.
I listened half-heartedly. And after about five minutes, Sharon asked the question. She voiced it suddenly and without warning. And it went something like, "Would you care to join us for lunch?" Those eight words lined up like the box cars of a swiftly moving freight train, and before I could derail them, they rumbled over the tracks right past me. But then something extraordinary happened. I watched as the man in the powder blue jump suit grabbed each one of Sharon's words and held onto them tightly. The invitation was a treasure to him—a precious gift.
His name was Frank. He'd been married twice. He lost his first wife to cancer after 25 years of marriage. And his second wife of 34 years had just passed away. Her death had left him reeling. I asked him if he went to church, and he said that he didn't anymore. He was having a rough time making sense of the loss. And he was having a rough time making sense of God. Then he said quietly, "You know, my boy—my only son—he told me the other day, 'Dad, you just seem mad at the world.'"
I looked at Frank and wondered what it would be like to be 84 years old and suddenly alone, and during the Christmas season, no less. The sadness that settled in my chest tightened its grip.
But then the conversation brightened. I looked up and Frank had a smile on his face for the first time. Sharon had asked him if he had any pets. He did—he had Ace—a white miniature schnauzer. "In fact," Frank explained, "Ace goes everywhere I go. He's in my truck right now. I leave the engine running with the air conditioner on to make sure he stays comfortable. It eats up all the gas, but it's worth it." The tone of his voice seemed almost cheerful, and his eyes danced a bit as he talked about his little white dog, the only companion he had left.
After lunch, we all walked outside, and Frank invited us to meet Ace. When we got to the truck, he opened the driver's side door. There, with feet planted firmly on the leather seat, stood the little schnauzer. Sharon reached out to pet him and Ace snapped at her hand. She screamed and we all laughed. Frank dared me to try. I approached Ace with my hand outstretched in a non-threatening manner, the back of it turned toward him. Ace sniffed my hand. I felt smug. But when I attempted to stroke his head, he went for me too, with bared teeth and a gutsy growl.
The little thing was protective. But it made sense. After all, Frank needed protecting—he'd been hurt and was suffering deeply. As we said our goodbyes, Frank climbed into the truck, and Ace settled onto his lap. Sharon smiled, waved gently, and said, "Merry Christmas, Frank." He looked at us one last time, and softly closed the door without saying anything. I watched Frank back out of the parking space and drive away. Suddenly I wanted to run after him—I wanted to yell out—"God loves you Frank. No matter how mad you are. No matter how far or fast you run, God's love is running after you. God's love wears sneakers Frank, and that love won't rest until it catches you." Sharon and I both stood in the parking lot until Frank's truck was a distant speck on Loop 281. Finally, Sharon took my hand and we walked quietly back to the car.
On the drive home, as we passed Christmas lights and nativity scenes, I thought about God—the giver of gifts. And I pictured God commenting on each item on His gift list—meticulously choosing the best ones for us. I pictured Him as a shopper, not a hunter. And I thought about that first Christmas 2,000 years ago when God gave us the ultimate gift—not under a tree but in a manger. Not wrapped in red and silver paper but in swaddling clothes—"good news of great joy for everyone" (Luke 2:10).
So, Frank, if I could see you again, I would tell you, "God is so in love with you. Accept His gift this Christmas. Open it. Embrace it. A Savior. The Lamb of God. The Wonderful Counselor. The Prince of Peace. Peace, Frank. Real peace."


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which is a label I think you'll all love.I think with summer, I'm going to be dressing in a lot of easy pieces with some epic tailoring, and Eryn has some stellar pieces that would go with pretty much everything. Eryn brinié is actually a fictional character; a young fashion designer in her early 20's living in Paris who loves art and culture, frequents museums and is constantly inspired by the beauty around her. Sounds like pretty much like what I'm going to go to do in summer, except I'm not as awesome.
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6a. AART, "Content Specifications for the Examination in Radiography," effective January 2012.
7. ARRT, "Radiation Therapy Didactic and Clinical Competency Requirements," effective January 2011.
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10. JRCERT,"Standards for an Accredited Educational Program in Radiologic Sciences." January 2001.
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You are if you think Romney can out debate him....in fact Romney and his entire staff could not out debate him. We watched a year of it....didn't show you anything?
You are if you think Romney can out debate him....in fact Romney and his entire staff could not out debate him. We watched a year of it....didn't show you anything?
I think he has got a pretty good story to tell. When he took office we were lossing 700,000+/- jobs per week and had been for some time....he has been growing jobs for quite some time now. In spite of the smaller economy he has reduced spending and kept the deficit from getting larger. Some bad people are dead now. We are out of Iraq and getting out of Afg. Passed the affordable care act that is going to give millions of uninsured or underinsured people access to healthcare.
Anyway...ask yourself has the world been bad to you these past four years. Everyone I ask in Texas can't say it has. Now if it has been bad to you, please check your timeline as when it became bad and then please direct the blame at who was responsible....not the guy everyone wants to take the blame.
Ok, here's my problem with Obama.....
He is promising to raise taxes again for my tax bracket. I can't handle another increase. I will not. I will find a way to alleviate myself of a few bills, and I will find another line of work. It will be cash intensive. I will still be successful, it just won't cost me so much. There are a myriad of others in my close circle of friends who feel the exact same way I do.
He promised he would place any law up for debate and televise that debate... and promised not to enact anything without full disclosure. Then, we got the ACA "let's just pass it so we can see what's in it".
We will not see the full impact of this plan until he is nearly out of office. Small business owners know the impact it will have on them and they are extremely worried. I personally know 2 businesses that once the full effect of the ACA is felt, they will lower the number of employees. One other local business here is going up for sale if Obama is re-elected (the ACA full effect estimated to cost too much). One other will consolidate 3 businesses into one. Whether or not these business owners are having a "knee jerk" reaction really does not matter. Are they simply crying "The sky is falling!"? Doesnt matter.
Their perception is their reality.
I am not as concerned with what he HAS done as with what he WILL do.
We have a president who is unafraid to circumvent congress when it suits him. Imagine what he will do when he is unafraid of re election.
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Day of the debates Biden will call in sick that day i feel a serious health problem coming on. All Obama will do is laugh than lose his cool. Great picture taken from behind today you see two big ears sticking out and the tweet from BO "this seats taken" seems someone got his feeling hurt.
Did you mean Clint? It doesn't matter what Clint says, it matters what Romney says. If everyone is talking about Clint then Romney's message is lost.Did you even hear what he said.
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I'm happy that you're happy with Tebow, MG. Now if Elway can teach him to throw a NFL pass, rather than that 'rainmaker' he tosses up, that practically any defensive back in the country can run under, even with a 20 yard late start, he might be left in his chosen position. But that 'dying quail' that he's presently delivering is interception fodder, and he'll never be able to throw a sideline pass unless that changes.
He does run like Joe Capp, which I like. He's big enough to hand out some punishment to those DB's.
I'm with you about him being a special player in the NFL, and he's continuing to mystify the talking heads with his miraculous finishes. But we all know, if he can't get his passing game corrected, his days as a QB are numbered. But for now, as long as the defense keeps the team in the game, his opportunities to continue his impossible finishes will keep us all dumbfounded.


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My roommate's father is a vendor and he and I often go out there to help out. I have heard of a toy show sometime before the end of March. Again this is just what I heard.
If it is indeed in March, it has to be the 23rd or the 30th.
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WATERLOO Wilfrid Laurier Universitys Robert Langen Art Gallery presents a sculptural exhibition by artist Patrick Mahon, titled Water & Tower Allegory, which runs from Oct. 30 to Dec. 7, 2013.
Through Water & Tower Allegory, Mahon explores architectural forms, decorative and analytical patterns and built structures to reference the human connection to shifting environmental conditions. Invoking water as both a natural and socially inscribed material, and towers and mining tipples as paradigms of human enterprise and intervention, Mahon creates inventive works where solids and liquids intersect to produce provocative forms.
Printed sculptures extend my longstanding commitment to intersecting art and design, decoration and expression, and the singular with the multiple, said Mahon in a statement. These materially intense objects, made of printed wood, are meant to suggest a dialogue of forms that transit between printmaking and sculpture, as well as between representation and abstraction.
In addition to his upcoming exhibition, Mahon was commissioned to create a piece for Lauriers new Centre for Cold Regions and Water Science. For the piece, titled Water Movements/Multiple States, Mahon utilized layers of semi-transparent coloured resin on plexiglass, as well as frosting techniques that modulate the clarity of the surfaces, to develop an arrangement of fluid forms that emphasize mobility and change. Water Movements/Multiple States emphasizes physical change as a constant, inferring the importance of attempts to know and control a fluid that is central to human and planetary life, while also acknowledging it as both vulnerable and uncontrollable.
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A black-and-white Hubble Space Telescope image shows the swirling, dusty nebula of a massive star-forming region within the Small Magellanic Cloud galaxy, just outside the Milky Way. Nearby "stellar nurseries" like these offer astrophysicists a laboratory for studying how stars and galaxies form and for understanding what the young universe may have looked like.
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Bright-blue Earth looms over the oldest known planet in the Milky Way. The ancient planet is thought to be about 13 billion years old, more than twice as old as Earth and a mere billion years younger than the estimated age of the universe. Its discovery, made using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, is evidence that planets began forming soon after the big bang and may be very abundant in our galaxy.
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A one-million-second exposure of a small fraction of the sky reveals thousands of distant galaxies, some of which emerged less than a billion years after the big bang. The image, the deepest portrait of the visible universe ever made, was taken as part of the Hubble Ultra Deep Field (HUDF) project, an effort to detect objects that formed in the infancy of the universe. It shows a hodgepodge of galaxies, including younger, well-formed spirals as well as misshapen "oddball" galaxies that formed in the cosmic chaos after the big bang.
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A cigar-shaped spiral galaxy is seen colliding with a smaller galaxy (seen in blue) in this deep-field portrait of a tiny fraction of the sky. The image, taken by the Hubble Space Telescope during a four-month period in 2003-04, reveals distant galaxies too faint to be seen by ground-based telescopes or even in Hubble's previous faraway looks. Some galaxies in this photo were created less than one billion years after the formation of the universe.
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An artist's rendering, made using data collected by the orbiting Chandra X-ray Observatory, shows a quasar galaxy with a jet of high-energy particles extending more than 100,000 light-years from the supermassive black hole at its center. The object, located 12 billion light-years from Earth, is the most distant such jet ever detected. These quasar jets are formed when electrons emitted from a black hole impact with cosmic background radiation left by the big bang, giving astronomers clues about the conditions in the early universe.
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Planning a long-term trip around the world is no small endeavor. There are so many things a traveler has to prepare for, think about, and plan when it comes to traveling for longer than the typical one or two week vacation. How much money it's going to cost, how to go about saving all that money, whether to buy a RTW plane ticket or point to point tickets – all are important parts of the planning process. But perhaps the most fun part, and sometimes the most difficult part, is trying to decide where to go on your RTW trip.
One suggestion I make to those planning their first round the world trip is to pick out a handful of must-sees – those places and experiences you've always dreamed about. Now is the time to take advantage and make those travel dreams a reality. For the more adventurous traveler, that could include something awesome like climbing a mountain. Adding Mount Kilimanjaro to your round the world itinerary is something that all hiking lovers should consider.
The beauty of hiking Kili is that it's great for both novice and experienced hikers. That's not to say it's easy, but there are no technical aspects of climbing to the summit of Kilimanjaro. It is one of the highest peaks in the world that doesn't need ropes, harnesses, and climbing equipment. There are trails where you can hike right up to the summit, and there are also more challenging routes for the more hard-core hiker. If you have ever dreamed of hiking to the top of Africa's highest mountain peak, then consider adding Mount Kilimanjaro to your round the world wish list.
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The quest for alternative routes on Kilimanjaro grows daily as the crush increases and more and more companies spring up offering new and unique climb packages. In reality there are few of these. In most cases a handful of routes are used that cram the budget climbers along heavily trammeled trails and into littered and [...][read on]
The current buzz in Kilimanjaro is the imminent closure of Crater Camp. I discovered this on my most recent trip when a few mates and I summited via the Western Breach and spent a long and ugly night at Crater Camp. Crater Camp is touted as the last word in isolation on the slightly over-trammeled [...][read on]
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Ronnie Delany became the youngest and only the seventh man in history to run a mile in under four minutes before winning gold for Ireland at the Melbourne Olympics 1956. He set three world records for the indoor mile and won 40 consecutive indoor races between 1955 and 1959. James Hanley presents Delany as a figure with an enduring physical presence and athletic deportment, and includes in the background pictorial references to the sitter's outstanding career.
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|Since starting this thread I've looked further into using this knot for wets. I find that unlike the improved turle, as the tippet comes off the knot into the eye, it does so at an angle. Thus the tippet doesn't come straight thru the eye and you can see this by vertically dangliing the fly. The fly then cants slightly to one side or another whereas with the turle, the fly is perfectly in line with the tippet. How much difference this makes I don't know but can imagine there might be spinning of the fly during the swing. I can see where that might even be a good thing with a fly like a wooly bugger but all in all the canting effect now has me turned off to this knot, at least for wets. I still think its original intent, for use in dry flies, is just another of the many great innovations by one of our heroes, George Harvey.
Since it holds the shank behind the eye like a Double Turle, it should work just fine with wet flies. I suspect the biggest reason you haven't found anyone talking about using it with wet flies is because Harvey is a trout fisherman and trout fisherman nearly to a man use a loop knot of some sort like the Duncan Loop or a clinch knot of some sort to attach wet flies or streamers to a leader.
I'd say use it if you wish because it is certainly a strong enough knot, pulls up behind the eye, and is pretty fast and easy to tie.
George Harvey Dry Fly knot - Why not for wet flies?
I mainly fish steelhead and do a lot of swinging with a wet fly. I'm intrigued by knots and have done a lot of playing around with different knots. Before coming across the Harvey knot it seemed to me that the improved turle knot gave the best solution to being sure the wet fly rides straight off the leader. Lately, however, I have replaced the turle with the Harvey knot since it is easier to tie and like the turle knot, the knot is formed inside the eye. I have heard it is stronger than the turle knot. For a time, all seemed well. But then I began to think that maybe there is something about the Harvey knot that makes it less suitable for wet fly swinging than the turle knot. Something just doesn't seem right. For one thing, upon further internet digging, I can't come up with a single commentary that implies this knot is suitable for more than dry flies. I'd be curious about what experience others may have had using the Harvey knot for wet flies.
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