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The Blue Jays exorcised their demons, scoring six times in the fifth inning as they beat the Braves, 12-4, to salvage one game of their weekend series in Atlanta. The Blue Jays pounded out a season-high 18 hits, which was also the most given up in a game by the Braves this season.
The Blue Jays' offense was slow to start, getting just one baserunner in the first four innings against rookie right-hander Julio Teheran, who is regarded as one of the best pitching prospects in baseball. In the fifth inning, however, Toronto's offense came alive.
Second baseman Kelly Johnson led off the inning with a single, the Blue Jays' second hit of the game. From there, the Blue Jays locked in offensively. Three batters later, pinch-hitter Yan Gomes chased Teheran with an RBI single.
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"[Gomes] gets a curveball that he just dropped into left field and [it] seemed to open up the floodgates a little bit," manager John Farrell said. "You can't say enough about the way the offense continued to respond."
With the bases loaded and one out, Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez brought on right-hander Livan Hernandez, but he wasn't able to stop the rally. The Blue Jays greeted him with four straight RBI hits, good enough to take a 6-4 lead.
"It was like we were just trying to get the next guy up," third baseman Brett Lawrie said. "And it wasn't doubles, it wasn't triples. It was just putting the bat on the ball and just putting it into play."
After the fifth, the Blue Jays kept piling on, starting again in the sixth inning. A two-out hit by reliever Carlos Villanueva gave the Blue Jays their first hit by a pitcher this year and extended the inning for Lawrie. He didn't waste the opportunity, driving a 66-mph curveball from Hernandez into the left-field seats for his fifth home run of the season. Lawrie said he was expecting Hernandez to throw an offspeed pitch and was able to stay back on the slow curveball.
"I knew it wasn't going to be firm, it wasn't going to be plus-plus," Lawrie said. "It was going to be offspeed or something to try and get me out front, and I just caught it on a good part of the bat."
Center fielder Colby Rasmus followed Lawrie's blast with one of his own, giving the Blue Jays back-to-back home runs for the second time this season. It was Rasmus' eighth home run of the year.
Rasmus went 3-for-6 and was a triple shy of the cycle, despite not getting a hit until the fifth inning. Lawrie went 2-for-5 with a walk and snapped an 0-for-16 skid with a fifth-inning single.
"To see Brett and Colby again at the top of the order have the days that they did, that's very encouraging," Farrell said.
Toronto's offense bailed out left-hander Ricky Romero, who allowed four runs over four innings, his shortest start of the season. It was the third straight start that Romero allowed four runs.
Romero threw just 69 pitches, but said he understood getting pulled for a pinch-hitter in the fifth inning. At the time, the Blue Jays were trailing, 4-0, and had the bases loaded with one out.
"That's what happens when you play in the National League," Romero said. "You're forced to kind of make moves like that. I'm glad it worked out for us and we were able to get the win."
While Romero put the Blue Jays in an early hole, the bullpen was able to hold the lead once it took over in the fifth inning. Carlos Villanueva, Darren Oliver, Chad Beck and Casey Janssen combined for five scoreless innings, allowing Toronto to pull away for an easy victory. With the win, the Blue Jays snapped out of a three-game funk in which they struggled to produce runs. Farrell said an improvement in the team's approach at the plate was the reason for the offensive outburst.
"We stayed inside a number of fastballs that we used the middle of the field and the other way," Farrell said. "We were able to string together not only the six runs, but it continued on through the middle and the later part of the game."
Teddy Cahill is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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But part of the disastrous campaign for the Lib Dems was the fact that its leader was constantly interrogated for his religious beliefs, beliefs that had little to do with his public leadership. Farron had a long record of supporting gay rights and access to abortion. But the media wanted to know whether he thought they were sins. Farron would get on television wanting to talk up a second referendum to be held upon the results of Brexit negotiations. His media inquisitors wanted to talk about personal morality.
Guardian columnist Rafael Behr explains that Farron's "problem was that the culture of contemporary liberalism is avowedly secular." That tells part of the story. The entire elite culture and much of the popular culture is secular in a quite specific way. It is not a secularism that encourages public neutrality while maintaining a generous social pluralism. It's a secularism that demands the humiliation of religion, specifically Christianity. And in Britain it has a decidedly classist flavor, one that holds it impossible for an Evangelical like Farron — one of those people — to represent the better sort of person.
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As I previously noted, ideological bias can influence research and most academics, especially in the social sciences and humanities, are on the political left. This leads to groupthink and reduces the amount of scrutiny certain research receives and the debate it inspires. And it can bias every step of the research process. It can influence the choice of research questions, the way scales or questionnaires are worded, the specific outcomes measured, the decision to publish or not publish results, the amount of criticism the research receives in the peer-review process, the topics of selected research symposia at conferences, what projects receive grant funding, and so on.
Viewpoint diversity helps because we rely on peers to challenge us, to debate our ideas and point out the biases and flaws in our research. In research that does not touch on social or political issues, we often see considerable debate, people offering alternative hypotheses or questioning particulars of the research design and statistical tests. This always improves the quality of the work and helps us get closer to the objective truth. But people seem to go a little or a lot easier on research that touches on sensitive social or political topics, or supports leftist ideology. I have seen this firsthand. I have been at talks where people present very poorly conducted research related to ideas that failed to replicate or were never well-supported to begin with and watched as hardly anyone in the audience offered even the slightest challenge. It is very strange to see well-trained scientists so blatantly ignore fundamental research flaws because they find the conclusion ideologically affirming. This is precisely why we need to make our methods more rigorous, fight for an academic culture that challenges groupthink and prioritizes the pursuit of truth over tribal loyalty, and encourage diversity of thought.
A lot of bias discussion center around whether it's fair to conservatives or not. This is, ultimately, beside the point. Conservatives have done a lot to themselves to damage their standing. But even if they have, and even if we argue that they deserve to be frozen out, it doesn't follow that it's good for the institution that is doing the freezing.
iStock really, really doesn't want shoplifters to be black.
Megan McArdle and Pascal Emmanuel-Gobry both look at the wonder of the Utah, the red state that accomplishes a lot of Democratic aims (at the expense of others).
Well, I wouldn't say "Pro-life" exactly, but the story behind Semisonic's "Closing Time" is nonetheless interesting.
Robert Innis tries to navigate the relationship between vapers and smokers (and Public Health).
It's interesting reading about education debates in other countries. Even somewhat similar Britain. Or maybe especially so.
First they will say that the thing they don't want you doing is dangerous to you. When you tell them it isn't or that you don't care, they will tell you it is dangerous to others. When you demonstrate that it isn't dangerous to others, they will tell you that it's bad for "society." They will offer exactly no evidence for any of their claims because, in their eyes, moral superiority is its own evidence. But your evidence they will subject to the highest scrutiny before dismissing it out of hand.
(I have probably been guilty of this. Worth keeping in mind.)
Facebook failed to remove sexualised images of children – BBC News
The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) also voiced concern.
"Facebook's failure to remove illegal content from its website is appalling and violates the agreements they have in place to protect children," said a spokeswoman.
"It also raises the question of what content they consider to be inappropriate and dangerous to children."
The BBC first asked Facebook for an interview about its moderation system in late-2015, and repeated the request following this follow-up investigation.
The social network's director of policy Simon Milner agreed to be interviewed last week, on condition the BBC provided examples of the material that it had reported, but had not been removed by moderators.
The BBC did so, but was reported to the UK's National Crime Agency as a consequence.
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"Jim would be my first choice for inviting to a men's retreat or an apologetics weekend. He's a great speaker and brings a cold-case detective's perspective to apologetics. He's winsome and knows his stuff." – Brian Auten, Apologist, Podcaster, Writer and Host of Apologetics315.com
Trying to figure out which Christian speaker you should book for your event? I understand how difficult it is to find the right person. As a detective, pastor and Christian Case Maker, I hope to communicate difficult concepts in a straightforward way and to teach people how to apply the rules of evidence as they examine the claims of Christianity. I've spoken at large and small events all over the country. I hope this page will help you get the information you need to make a wise choice for your event. I'm honored that you would consider me. Should you decide to use me as a speaker, please contact Matt at (719) 955-9607 or email him at email@example.com to check my availability and speaking requirements.
Who Is J. Warner Wallace?
I've been speaking publicly for over 15 years, from small seminars to keynote appearances at major national events. My investigative work as a detective has been highlighted on local and national television programs like Dateline, Fox News and Court TV. In fact I've been on Dateline more than any other detective in the country. I also host a weekly television show on NRBTV and appear in God's Not Dead 2.
I have an interest in the arts and attended California State University at Long Beach, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Design. I then earned a Master's Degree in Architecture from UCLA. As a result, my presentations are designed to be powerfully visual in nature. I try to use my background as an artist to communicate difficult concepts in a captivating way.
I served as a police officer and detective for over 25 years. I worked as a Patrol Officer, served on a street level narcotics unit and SWAT, worked the Gang Detail and a career criminal surveillance team, and eventually became a Robbery / Homicide Detective. I have been investigating Cold-Case Homicides exclusively for many years. As a result, my presentations employ the techniques that I've learned as an investigator. I try to use my background as a detective to teach audiences about the nature and power of evidence.
I was a committed atheist until the age of thirty-five, but once I became a Christian, I quickly became interested in Christian theology. I entered seminary at Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary and eventually earned a Master's Degree in Theological Studies (I am presently an Adjunct Professor of Apologetics at BIOLA University). My presentations are rooted in the classic, orthodox truths of Scripture. I try to use my background as a pastor to encourage audiences about the reliability of the Bible and the evidence for God's existence.
I'm also an author. I've contributed articles to the Apologetics Study Bible for Students, and I'm the author of Cold-Case Christianity (and the related booklet, ALIVE) and God's Crime Scene. I'm presently working on my third book and a series of children's books. I've been with my wife, Susie, for thirty-seven years; we have two boys and two girls. In our spare time we run, enjoy the beaches near our home in Southern California and take walks our trusty Corgi, Bailey.
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I try to create winsome and highly visual presentations. As a result, I think I've been able to effectively communicate with a wide variety of age groups across the country. I've been a keynote or session speaker in diverse settings, including the following:
Regional and National Conferences
I've been honored to serve as a keynote speaker at a number of conferences around the country (and Canada), including the National Conference on Apologetics, Apologetics Canada Conference, Prepare the Way Conference, Smart Faith Conference, reThink Apologetics Conference, 5 Words Apologetics Conference, Disciple Now Conference, Ray Ciervo Apologetics Conference, Engage the Mind Conference, EIS Apologetics Conference, and the Faith Beyond Belief Conference.
College Campuses and Ministries
I've also partnered with Ratio Christi, Cru, and Intervarsity to make the case for Christianity at dozens of university campuses, including Rutgers University, Ohio State University, Arizona State University, University of Kentucky, Sam Houston University, South Dakota State University, Pepperdine University, San Jose State University, North Carolina State University, University of North Carolina Charlotte, and Appalachian State University.
Church Sponsored Seminars
I can also help local churches develop and offer apologetics conferences for their respective communities. I've created customized seminars for many groups, including Lemont Calvary Church Apologetics Seminar, First Baptist Church Apologetics Seminar, Living Oaks Apologetics Seminar, Church Everyday Youth Apologetics Seminar, and South Valley Community Church Apologetics Seminar.
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I love working with students, and I've been an active participant and teacher in many settings, including Summit Worldview Academy, The Kings Academy, Capistrano Valley Christian School, Santa Fe Christian School, ACSI Leadership Summit, Maranatha Christian School, and Upland Christian Academy.
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My presentations are visual and active enough to be effective with younger audiences. I teach youth groups frequently, including the youth ministries of Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa, Saddleback Church, Crossline Community Church, Green Bay Community Church, Voyager's Church, and Valley Christian Church.
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I speak at church services often and I've been behind pulpit at a number of large (and small) churches in the United States and Canada, including North Coast Calvary Chapel, Harvest Christian Fellowship, Green Bay Community Church, North Metro Church, Southwest Community Church, Liquid Church, First Presbyterian Church of Bonita Springs, Westview Bible Church, Real Life Church, New Life Church, Pacific Coast Church, and Living Word Free Lutheran Church.
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I've trained and taught students and adults in a variety of extended camp and retreat settings, including Hume Lake Christian Conference Center, Sawtooth Camp, Twin Lakes Camp, Mount Hermon Christian Conference Center, Twin Rocks Conference Center, and Timberlake Ranch Camp.
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I am often asked to speak at fundraisers and special events such as CrossExamined Instructors Academy, Bonita Christian Forum, North Carolinians for Home Education Conference, and the National Police Appreciation Week.
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I speak on a number of topics related to the evidence supporting the Bible's reliability, the existence of God, and the orthodox claims of Christianity. My goal is to work with you to create an event that will encourage, train and prepare your attendees. You can either book me for a Forensic Faith Seminar, or for any of the following topics. Keep in mind that I've presented these topics in just about every format you can imagine, from short informal talks to multi-session keynote speeches:
The Case for Truth
Making a case for objective truth claims and tolerance
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The Cold-Case Reliability of the Gospels
Examining the eyewitness reliability of the Gospels
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The Cold-Case Difference Between Artifacts and Evidence
Examining the textual variations of early Biblical manuscripts (utilizing a mock crime scene)
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Cold-Case Resurrection
Examining the evidence for the resurrection of Jesus
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Belief "That" vs. Belief "In"
Discovering the power of (and gaining confidence from) the Christian evidence
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God's Crime Scene – The Cumulative Case for God's Existence
Examining eight pieces of evidence in the universe that point to the existence of God
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God's Crime Scene – The Cosmological Evidence
Examining the origin and fine-tuning of the universe as evidence of God's existence
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God's Crime Scene – The Biological Evidence
Examining the origin of life and the appearance of design in biology as evidence of God's existence
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God's Crime Scene – The Mental Evidence
Examining the existence of consciousness and free agency as evidence of God's existence
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God's Crime Scene – The Moral Evidence
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If my schedule doesn't permit me to speak at your event, I hope you will consider one of my speaking partners:
Mark Mittelberg
Few people have the breadth of knowledge or the pastoral heart to speak about a variety of apologetics topics like my friend and co-worker, Mark Mittelberg. He's the author of many classic, influential Christian books, including Becoming a Contagious Christian, The Questions Christians Hope No One Will Ask, and Confident Faith: Building a Firm Foundation for Your Beliefs.
Frank Turek
If you're looking for a strong and reasonable presentation of the evidence for Christianity or Theism, Frank Turek is your man. Frank has been making the case on universities for several years and is the author of two incredibly important Christian books: I Don't Have Enough Faith to Be An Atheist, and Stealing from God: Why Atheists Need God to Make Their Case.
Tim Barnett
Tim and I have been speaking at youth events together for several years. He shares my passion for visual presentations, and as a high school science teacher, he understands the challenges facing young believers. Tim is a member of the Stand to Reason speaking team and he's an extremely experienced communicator.
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Basil Germond supervises 5 postgraduate research students. If these students have produced research profiles, these are listed below:
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I am Senior Lecturer in Foreign Policy and International Relations Theories, and Programme Director for our MAs in Diplomacy (including distance-learning). I am specialised in naval affairs, maritime security and ocean governance, as well as in European security and the geopolitical actorness of the EU.
My research interests cover the maritime dimension of the European Union, maritime security, current naval developments, maritime strategy and maritime geopolitics, ocean governance, the European Union's geopolitics (including its geopolitical vision and discourse), energy security and the Arctic region, and frontiers in IR.
I am a member of the Centre for Corpus Approaches to Social Science (CASS) with a research project that tackles maritime security and piracy discourses in Europe, and of Security Lancaster (contribution to projects on maritime security).
-Maritime/naval affairs and ocean governance -The concept of seapower I currently supervise five PhD students
MA, MRes, PhD (University of Geneva and the Graduate Institute of International Studies), PGCAP (Lancaster), FHEA, FRGS
Departmental roles
- Distance-learning Director
- Programme Director for the MA programmes in Diplomacy (campus-based and distance-learning)
Faculty role
- Member of the Undergraduate Course Committee
External affiliations
- Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society (FRGS)
- Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)
- Research Fellow, Centre for European Security, University of Salford
- Associate Researcher, the Pierre du Bois Foundation for Current History, Switzerland
- Associate Fellow, Centre for Sustainable Development, UCLan
- Member of the editorial board of the Romanian Review of European Governance Studies
1) In 2014, I completed a monograph on the maritime dimension of European security: Seapower and the European Union (Palgrave Macmillan, May 2015).
2) Within the Centre for Corpus Approaches to Social Science (CASS), ESRC-funded, I have worked on the EU's 'comprehensive approach' narrative, and I currently work on climate change discourses.
3) My next monograph (work in progess) discusses the concept and practice of post-modern and neo-modern seapower.
4) I am currently working on the conceptualisation of ocean governance and the placefulness of the sea, and the implications for the discipline of IR.
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I am the course convenor for the following postgraduate modules:
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- In their first home match in nearly two months, the sixth-ranked Volunteers returned to Barksdale Stadium on Friday with a 4-1 victory South Carolina.
The Vols (15-5, 2-2 SEC) won the doubles point for the fourth match in a row and picked up straight-set singles from John Collins on court 6, Jarryd Chaplin on court 4 and Hunter Reese on court 2 to seal the win.
Being back at home did not mean the victory came easily. it was, after all, an SEC match. Four of the SEC teams are in the top 10, and 11 of them are in the top 35.
After the doubles point, South Carolina (11-6, 1-2) jumped out quickly in singles. The Gamecocks were up breaks on five of six courts early in the first sets before the Vols turned the momentum back on their side.
"We've been on the road for two months, and we've been really tenacious on the road," Tennessee head coach Sam Winterbotham said. "There was definitely an attitude about the team you could feel on the road. Then when you come here, you're in your own bed, you're in familiar surroundings, I think they felt too comfortable."
Ever since changing the doubles lineup three weeks ago, the Vols have not lost the doubles point.
Reese and Mikelis Libietis earned their third ranked victory since rejoining forces on court 1, beating 50th-ranked Tsvetan Mihov and Chip Cox 8-4. A minute later, Chaplin and Brandon Fickey won by the same score on court 3 to put the Vols up 1-0.
The Vols came out to a flat start in singles but eventually won four of the six first sets against South Carolina, and the pieces started falling into place.
Senior John Collins was the first off the court, beating Harry Menzies 6-2, 6-2 on court 6, good for the Vol's third consecutive win. Chaplin put the Vols ahead 3-0 by rallying in the tiebreaker to beat Chip Cox 6-1, 7-6 (4).
South Carolina's only win came on court 5, where Kyle Koch defeated Edward Jones 6-1, 6-4.
Reese delivered Tennessee's final point. After both players struggled holding serve early in the match, Reese found his rhythm to beat Andrew Adams 6-4, 6-1.
"The SEC is just tough," Winterbotham said. "There are no easy matches in the SEC. Every match is a battle."
With 15 wins this season, the Vols have already matched their 2012 win total.
The Vols host Florida on Sunday at 1 p.m. Admission is free.
#6 Tennessee 4, #32 South Carolina 1
1. No. 6 Mikelis Libietis (UT) vs. No. 106 Tsvetan Mihov (USC) 7-6, 2-2 unf.
2. No. 29 Hunter Reese (UT) def. Andrew Adams (USC) 6-4, 6-1
3. No. 115 Brandon Fickey (UT) vs. Thiago Pinheiro (USC) 3-6, 5-3 unf.
4. Jarryd Chaplin (UT) def. Chip Cox (USC) 6-1, 7-6
5. Kyle Koch (USC) def. Ed Jones (UT) 6-1, 6-4
6. John Collins (UT) def. Harry Menzies (USC) 6-2, 6-2
1. No. 17 Mikelis Libietis/Hunter Reese (UT) def. No. 50 Tsvetan Mihov/Chip Cox (USC) 8-4
2. Kyle Koch/Harry Menzies (USC) def. No. 61 John Collins/Ed Jones (UT) 8-3
3. Jarryd Chaplin/Brandon Fickey (UT) def. Thiago Pinheiro (USC) 8-4
Order of finish: Doubles (2,1,3); Singles (6,4,5,2)


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I'm happy to announce that on September 9th, 2014 I'll be releasing my 7th album– Sad Songs Happily Played.
It's a two-disc live recording that I didn't even know I was making…
Everything felt good. It was a Friday night in November. The room, an old post office in League City, Texas, was full. The audience was kind and warm. I stood on a little stage, guitar strapped to my chest, and played my songs. I told stories. I played whatever popped into my head as the night progressed. I didn't have a setlist or a plan– I just shot from the hip, which is what I usually do at my shows.
I didn't find out that the tape had been rolling until after the evening was over.
I would have done a few things differently had I been planning to make a live record: I would have mic'd the crowd and I would have mic'd my guitar. The crowd noise that you can hear is coming through my vocal microphone. The guitar signal is coming straight out of my DI. These are minor complaints– one doesn't trifle with happy accidents, after all.
This is a human recording. It's not perfect, but that's the nature of being human. I think I speed up and slow down here and there. I think I say "thanks" too quickly after every song– and in a weird way– but that's what I did on this particular Friday night in November, the culmination of my 33 years, 8 months, and 5 days of life.
I think this is a good representation of who I am, as well as of my music and where it has taken me over the last third of those aforementioned years, months, and days.
I'll be doing a few things leading up to the release, so keep your eyes open. Until then, I hope I see you at a show!


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Bill Hader really wants to be in J.J. Abrams' upcoming Star Wars movie. The Saturday Night Live alum attempted an array of impersonations of the beloved film's characters on Conan Monday night, in hopes to show just how dedicated he'd be to the project.
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Beyond Kingmaker: Moqtada al-Sadr and the Future of Iraq
Posted on Oct 24, 2010
By Scott Ritter
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The 2008 fighting between the Iraqi army and the Mahdi Army widened the existing fissure between Maliki and Sadr, and prompted Sadr to change his approach toward politics in Iraq, shifting away from militant conflict and toward obtaining broad electoral legitimacy. While avoiding direct military confrontation with both the U.S. military and the Iraqi army, Sadr continued to condemn the ongoing U.S.-led occupation of Iraq as well as the government of Nouri al-Maliki, which Sadr characterized as an extension of the occupation. Sadr understood that if he were ever to be able to mount a successful challenge to an Iraqi government that derived its power from the U.S. occupation, he would have to do so from outside the existing political system. While he continued to participate within the Iraqi government by proxy, with his party holding enough seats in the Iraqi Parliament to influence legislation, Sadr himself withdrew to Iran, where he began intense religious studies at a Shiite seminary, or hawza, in the holy city of Qom. Sadr's goal is to complete his studies and obtain the religious rank of ayatollah, thereby positioning himself to succeed the aging Ayatollah Ali Sistani as the senior-most Shiite religious authority, not only in Iraq but the entire Shiite world.
Sadr understands only too well the importance of religion in Iraq today, especially among the Shiites who make up some 60 percent of the population. While many in the West view Nouri al-Maliki and the Iraqi government he heads as the ultimate authority in Iraq, the reality is that nothing of significance emerges from that government, whether relating to security or Iraqi oil contracts, without the support and blessing of Ayatollah Ali Sistani. Sistani has long favored religious authorities taking a behind-the-scenes approach toward politics, known as "quietism." This approach differs starkly from the active, often militant, approach taken by not only Moqtada al-Sadr, but also SCIRI, which under the leadership of Abdul Aziz al-Hakim was more sympathetic to the Vilayet i-Faqih (governance of the supreme jurisprudence) philosophies of Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini, a concept that Sistani remains vehemently opposed to.
Abdul Aziz al-Hakim, whose father had been a senior Shiite leader, was positioning himself to be the heir apparent to Sistani. His death from cancer in 2009 created a huge leadership gap among not only SCIRI, but also the Iraqi Shiites. His son, Ammar al-Hakim, took over as the political head of SCIRI (renamed in 2007 as the Supreme Iraqi Islamic Council, or SIIC). Ammar, however, lacks both the personality and background of his father, and the influence of the SIIC has waned under his leadership. In 2009 SIIC joined with the Sadrists and others to create a coalition party, the National Iraqi Alliance. The National Iraqi Alliance was headed not by Ammar al-Hakim, but rather former Prime Minister Ibrahim Jaafari, who left the Dawa Party. Sadr, sequestered in Iran for his religious studies, did not directly participate in the National Iraqi Alliance, choosing to let his subordinates assume that role. In the March 2010 elections, the National Iraqi Alliance won 70 seats, making it a critical force in the creation of any coalition government which may yet emerge. It is this ability to influence the future course of political affairs in Iraq that has earned Moqtada al-Sadr the title of kingmaker. But such a notion is shortsighted. Sadr doesn't simply want to influence Iraqi politics—he wants to dominate, and he will do so in a fashion that will make him more "king" than any prime minister the National Iraqi Alliance might assist in elevating to temporary political office.
The selection of Ibrahim Jaafari as the head of the National Iraqi Alliance reflects not only the declining political influence of Ammar al-Hakim and SIIC, but also the growing importance of religious-based political ideology in the future politics of Iraq. SIIC has gravitated away from the Iranian-influenced philosophy of "rule of the supreme jurisprudent," and toward the quietism of Ali Sistani, diminishing its activism role. Jaafari, on the other hand, as the former head of the Dawa Party, continues to embrace a political ideology derived from the teachings of one of Dawa's founders, Ayatollah Mohammed Baqir al-Sadr, who professed a philosophy known as Vilayet al-Ummah, or "governance of the people." Mohammed Baqir al-Sadr, the father-in-law of Moqtada al-Sadr, had initiated the exploration of "governance of the people" as a theological-political ideology, but had not finalized it prior to his execution at the hands of Saddam Hussein in 1980.
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Soccer fans in Ontario will be able to exercise their arm muscles an hour earlier during next month's World Cup. Queen's Park announced Sunday licensed bars and restaurants in Ontario can to open an hour earlier and start serving alcohol at 10 a.m. from June 11 to July 11.
This year's tournament will be hosted in South Africa. With a six-hour time difference some games will start as early as 7:30 a.m. Eastern Standard time, while many matches will start at 10 a.m.
If a brew doesn't seem like the best choice of morning beverage, here are some 10 a.m.-appropriate "soc-tails."
Adding fruit juice to alcohol immediately lessons any stigma attached to morning drinks — especially the breakfast drink of champions, orange juice.
2 oz. vodka
5 oz. orange juice
champagne or sparkling wine
orange juice (or grapefruit juice)
Planter's Punch
2 oz. Dark rum
2 oz. orange or pineapple juice
¼ oz. lime juice
splash grenadine
And, hey, it's not called a tequila sunrise because it's supposed be consumed at night….
Tequila sunrise
2 oz. tequila
4 oz. orange juice
2 splashes grenadine
Skipped breakfast to get to bar in time for first call? It is perfectly acceptable to scoop the goodies out of sangria and call it fruit salad.
fresh fruit
red or white wine
ginger ale or soda
splash of orange juice
If the name does not sell this one … it has eggs.
2 oz. Light rum
½ oz. Cointreau
2 teaspoons Pernod
one egg yolk
one teaspoon sugar
shaken with ice and strained
The Canadian twist on the Bloody Mary. Often cited as a hangover cure, a good call if moving from an evening baseball game to a morning soccer match:
1 1/2 oz. vodka
6 o.z Clamato juice (or tomato juice for a Bloody Mary)
2 splashes Tabasco sauce
2 splashes Worcestershire sauce
salt and pepper
Beer's still the drink of choice, but feel self-conscious cracking a bottle before noon? Try cutting it with pop — the carbonation perks up the tastebuds. Just make sure not to get charged for a full beer.
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Ashes: Two Worlds Collide - All News
Tuesday - April 17, 2012
Ashes: Two Worlds Collide - Crowdfunding Campaign
Long time readers may remember Ashes: Two Worlds Collide, which I was surprised to find was still in our database. Despite disappearing from view many year ago, it seems the team still wanted to complete the game and now they have launched a crowdfunding campaign. Not being US-based, they can't use Kickstarter, so their campaign is online at IndieGoGo seeking $100k:
Ashes: Two Worlds Collide is an original, single player RPG game built on the philosophy of old school rpgs and is strongly inspired by three milestones of RPG history: Ultima VII, Drakkhen and Demon's Winter. We're trying to replicate the exploration, atmosphere and compelling plots of these classics while adding some other features.
Open Seamless World:The world of Ashes is open and seamless. You are free to travel where ever you like within the natural constraints of the game.
Story:Ashes: Two Worlds Collide represents one of many stories forged in the minds of a group of pen and paper rpg players over a period of 10 years. Plots, quests and characters were all sculpted with intricate detail.
Tactical Turnbased Combat:We're not talking Jagged Alliance but we are hoping to implement tactical elements into the turnbased combat system. Anyone who has enjoyed turnbased combat will be relieved to know that Ashes is certainly not a hack and slash game.
Characterised Party:In Ashes You get to create your own party of four characters but they won't just be a bunch of names and stats. For each member you'll also have to choose a personality (valiant leader, cynical wrangler, shy intellectual and eccentric weirdo) which will play a very important role in the game.
Party Dialogue:Ashes is all about role playing a party rather than an individual with followers. As such the dialogue system lets you speak using the voice of any party member and use their individual skills as you see fit.
Reputation:Ashes will use a simple but effective reputation system. Kill innocents or steal and your reputation will follow you. Guards will begin chasing you as you enter a town, merchants will refuse to trade with you, and if you really get too far - be prepared for bounty hunters seeking your head.
Living NPC's:NPCs don't just stand in one place all day. They live their lives, work in their shops, walk around, eat at lunchtime, sleep at night and so on.
Sunday - March 18, 2007
Ashes: Two Worlds Collide - Game Update
ShadowMoses, one of the creative minds behind Ashes:Two Worlds Collide and a regular visitor to our forums, sent me some information on where the game is currently at. This is a small budget Indie game which should appeal to all those traditional RPG lovers out there who are decrying the paucity of good 'old fashioned' games on the market today. Here's the latest from the 'source'.
Anyway, Ashes is progressing well although slowly. The engine went along two code paths for a while due to a different implementation for the scheduling system but the latest build is almost complete which should bring everything together. It should include npc schedules, finished TB combat, particle system, party dialogue system and a new GUI system. With this the engine will be almost complete.
We've started building the actual world - which is 9 times bigger than U7 and i'd say a large proportion of the gfx content it done, it's just a matter of placing it on the map.
We hope to release a video or two in the future showing npc schedules and combat and there is a possibility of releasing a small demo... maybe the starting island or something but don't hold your breath, it could be a while!
Visit their website for more details about the game, here .
Friday - December 15, 2006
Ashes: Two Worlds Collide - Interview @ StrefaRPG
The team behind the indie project Ashes: Two Worlds Collide has been interviewed at a site called StrefaRPG. Here's a snip:
It is very popular to create two endings in games nowadays; one for good characters and the second for evil ones. Have you considered this for Ashes?
Andrea: We've considered this: my point is to have various "false endings" and only one true ending in case you manage to accomplish "100%" of the game. To elaborate on that, a "false ending" is a point of the game where you think you've done it, you've solved the main quest or defeated the head foe. But maybe he isn't really dead and if you keep playing a bit, maybe to solve some unifinished side quests or so, you will be introduced to a new chapter of the main plot. Something like that: for example, think of Demon's Winter. For half of the game you think you have to defeat this demon named Xeres. When you finally find and kill him - and it's a long way to do so - the game let you think you've saved the world but at the same time *hints* there may be more.. and infact, Xeres - in the end - was only a puppet of higher evil forces.
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Developer: Unknown
SP/MP: Single-player
Setting: Fantasy
Genre: RPG
Combat: Turn-based
Play-time: Unknown
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· Platform: PC
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How to get a rough quote on a basement??
Ok i wrote the last thread asking about a rough price and was told to go get a quote from a professional. How do you get a quote if they wont give me one. See I talked to 5 people so far on the phone and they only do on site quotes. See I dont have a site yet. I have to bounce a lot of large figures on paper to make sure I can afford it. I have one guys web site that i called and tried to talk to but they told me its on site with plans or nothing. Wouldnt even give a ball park figure http://www.formspecinc.com/. I am a carpenter by trade and plan to do the rough and finish myself along with the electrical and plumbing and gas. I have the plans all drawn up right now with all the prices for the floor and roof trusses along with all the other material needed to build. The 2 Things I havent gotten even a ball park quote on is the basement and 2 I-Beams. So the basement is the last thing on the list and I dont know why it is so hard to find a quote on a basement. So what I need to know is how the heck do i get a quote when they wont give it to me. Im in Michigan north of Detroit does anyone knwo anyone that gives quotes out? Im stuck cause on one hand if i buy the land then the basement cost to much im stuck with the land. Dont knwo if anyone understand what im talking about anymore?? lol. Well let me knwo what your thoughts are guys on this issue.
Do you do any work for GC's that might let you in on what they are paying for walls?
Most of the GC's I do work for would be willing to meet with me at their office and run through a project or two to get a general idea about costs.
I wish I could say I knew someone but I dont. I do tons of of addittions new houses, but never get to see or talk to some of the guys that do the basements. I did however take some time and call some major establishments in Michigan and as i said before unless I either give that person the job or have plans and the land with the hole already dug to get quote. I recently got my builders lisence and been asking alot of ?s such as this, so that I may be able to start my buisness, but no one seems to give actual answers they kind of toss me to someone else who also doesnt know or want to give the info away needed. I almost wonder if construction is giong to be like the machining industry where we sent all the machining overseas and what is left here is a cut throat buisness. Its getting close to being the same kind of buisness due to the immagrants coming in and taking the jobs (Albicon). Starting to wonder what there is left to do for work. Finding a simple quote for a basement isnt easy. I still dont understand why compainies wont even give out a rough number, how do they make money, and how do they stay in buisness?? I might be out of my mind but arent they suppose to be as helpful as possible to giving you some kind of number for a basement?
Well the problems started when someone would walk up to the foundation contractor and say "hows about givin' me a rough estimate on this here foundation." and the foundation contractor says "Oh I'd says about $65/foot plain old 8X16 footing 8" wall."
And then the someone asking says "Great, I wants you to do dis here job for me." And then when the job has a 4 foot brick ledge, 10" walls, 5 beam pockets, 4 pier footings and 55' frost footing, and the cost is $150/foot.
All of a sudden the guy asking says, "hey man you're rippin' me off, you said $65/foot what's up, I'm not paying this it's outrageous."
This ends up creating hard feelings between both parties, due to this type of circumstance most contractors will not pitch out pricing without some firm and solid, not theoretical information.
If they have been in the trade very long they know the bite that comes on the end of giving out pricing without set plans or specs.
The only thing I can think of for you, Cloud is to seriuosly sit down with the OWNER of a foundation company, or masonry contractor, it does not have to be poured concrete does it? seek out the small contractor and discuss with them your situation.
If they will not talk to you move on to the next, someone will be interested in new work and be willing to help you price this phase of the work. Every GC works on a budget system you just need to know what you need to allocate to each phase.
I could send you a quote from a foundation contractor here, but it would do you no good, due to regional differences in pricing.
It's a lot of leg work, but that's how it's done.:)
Let me know if I can help you further.
P.S. Tell them you're putting it out for bid and send a plan to 2 or 3 outfits. This should in no way obligate you to anyone. If it is too much so be it, if one of the bids is workable, go for it.
To do a quote right requires some specs from you. If it were in writing and nailed down and you changed the specs. the quoter would not have to stick to it... quotes are usually only good for 90 days, many times 30. Excavating and footings can vary greatly with the site. If you already have some type of plans and you quote the excavating separately someone should be able to give you a quote based on footage and assuming certain things. It's also the busy time of year and knowing you dont have the site means they are quoting something they either wont get or will have to do over... so it's not that they wont, it's just that it's at the bottom of the priority list. These are the types of things you need to do in December/ January.
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