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The 360 Elite is coming out this Sunday. While the brick and mortar EBGames and GameStops aren't taking preorders, you can lock down your system online. Of course, you'll have to buy a few things with the system. Bundles, for the win.
Today they've announced two bundles: the "Rock" bundle and the "Obsidian" bundle. Let's take a look at what comes with each one:
Rock Bundle ($569.98)
- Elite System
- Guitar Hero 2 with Guitar
Obsidian Bundle ($561.97)
- Elite System
- Wireless Controller and Charge Kit
- Black Rechargeable Battery
I'm not going to cry foul here, as they have the systems and this is the only way you can guarantee yourself one. So pony up the money or get in line on Sunday. Plus, the system with Guitar Hero 2 is not a bad deal. You need that game anyway.
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This set of three videos illustrates how math is used in satellite data analysis. NASA climate scientist Claire Parkinson explains how the Arctic and Antarctic sea ice covers are measured from satellite data and how math is used to determine trends... (View More) in the data. In the first video, she leads viewers from satellite data collection through obtaining a time series of monthly Arctic and Antarctic average sea ice extents for November 1978-December 2016. In the second video, she begins with the time series from the first video, removes the seasonal cycle by calculating yearly averages, and proceeds to calculate the slopes of the lines to get trends in the data, revealing decreasing sea ice coverage in the Arctic and increasing sea ice coverage in the Antarctic. In the third video, she uses a more advanced technique to remove the seasonal cycle and shows that the trends are close to the same, whichever method is used. She emphasizes the power of math and that the techniques shown for satellite sea ice data can also be applied to a wide range of data sets. Note: See Related & Supplemental Resources for the maps and data files (1978-2016) that will allow you to do the calculations shown in the video. These also include data for different regions of the Arctic and Antarctic, enabling learners to do additional calculations beyond those shown in the videos. (View Less)
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This toolkit was designed to help presenters - particularly scientists and engineers - easily present to elementary and middle school audiences and feel confident that the information they are presenting is developmentally-appropriate. The site... (View More) includes PowerPoint presentations on Earth's water cycle, with talking points and suggestions. Best practices are also included for elementary and middle school presentations that provide helpful suggestions before, during, and after the presentation, as well as a list of additional resources. (View Less)
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In this activity, participants learn about the atmosphere by making observations and taking measurements. They will go outside and use scientific equipment to collect atmospheric moisture data (temperature, relative humidity, precipitation and cloud... (View More) cover). Students will use this qualitative and quantitative data to understand how water is found in the atmosphere, how the atmosphere determines weather and climate, and how Earth's spheres are connected through the water cycle. The data collection is based on protocols from the GLOBE program. This activity uses the 5E instructional model and is part of the "Survivor Earth" series of one-hour lessons. (View Less)
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This resource is designed to enable presenters (scientists, engineers, etc.) to easily present to an elementary and/or middle school audience and feel confident that the information they are presenting is developmentally appropriate and supports the... (View More) Next Generation Science Standards. A PowerPoint Presentation includes talking points and suggestions, a "Best Practices" document to offer helpful suggestion before, during, and after the presentation, and a list of additional resources that may be accessed by the speaker and/or the educator. This presentation is designed to take 30 to 45 minutes. (View Less)
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In this lesson, students will think about their experiences with hurricanes and severe storms, and then learn the basics of what causes hurricanes to form. Students will learn how hurricane prediction has progressed, and how satellite technology is... (View More) used to see inside storms to get improved data for enhancing computer-based mathematical models. To share what they've learned, students will create a news report (script or comic strip) to tell others about hurricanes and hurricane prediction. This lesson uses the 5E instructional model. TRMM is Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission. (View Less)
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In this activity, students face an engineering challenge based on real-world applications. They are tasked with developing a tool they can use to measure the amount of rain that falls each day. Students will find out why freshwater is important,... (View More) learn about the water cycle, and the need to have a standard form of calibration for measurement tools. They will learn that keeping track of precipitation is important, and learn a little bit about how NASA's GPM satellite measures precipitation from space. This lesson uses the 5-E instructional model. (View Less)
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This lesson was developed to give participants an understanding of Earth's water cycle. In this one-hour long activity, students participate in a webquest to learn about the water cycle, and then build a mini-model of the water cycle to observe how... (View More) water moves through Earth's four systems. The activity uses the 5E instructional model and is part of the "Survivor Earth" series of one-hour lessons. (View Less)
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The emphasis of this lesson is deepening students' understanding of how and why we measure precipitation across the globe. Students will look at NASA Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) data gathered during hurricanes and how this data can... (View More) prove essential in helping scientists forecast the amount of precipitation. Students will also learn how the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) Mission is enabling scientists to collect new information on hurricanes. The lesson uses the 5E instructional sequence. (View Less)
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This activity is a short engineering design challenge to be completed by individual students or small teams. A real-world problem is presented, designing buildings for hurricane-prone areas, but in a simulated way that works in a classroom, after... (View More) school club, or informal education setting. Students are given simple materials and design requirements, and must plan and build a tower as tall as possible that will hold up a tennis ball while resisting the force of wind from a fan. After the towers are built, the group comes together to test them. If there is time after testing, which can be observational or framed as a contest between teams, students can redesign their towers to improve their performance, or simply discuss what worked well and what didn't in their designs. (View Less)
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Audible has released a major update to its iOS app, finally adding iPad support. Previously limited to the iPhone and iPod touch, Audible is now a universal app. In addition to iPad support, version 2.0 also boasts a updated interface for the iPhone, adding larger playback buttons, along with improved navigation and a new library filter that allows you to hide titles that you have finished.
Finally, Audible now allows you to download up to three hours of audio over cellular, either 3G or LTE. The ability to download the portion of your next book without having to find Wi-Fi will be a boon to the many users who listen to audiobooks while on the go.
Unfortunately, there is still no way to purchase audiobooks directly from the app. You can download any book that's already in your collection, but you must by the book on the Audible website first in order to do so. Given Apple's rules on in-app purchases -- namely that Apple gets 30% of all purchases -- it makes sense that Amazon, which owns Audible, wouldn't want to give up all their own profits just to sell content through the app. They do the same thing with the Kindle app.
Ultimately, users don't care why they can't get content, they just care that they can't get it. So let's everyone figure that out.
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At level 8, players are able to promote Mafia family members into Top Mafia positions available on your My Mafia tab. Occupying a position as a Top Mafia and promoting others to your own Top Mafia both provide bonuses to your stats and accumulation of money and experience.
There are six positions available to promote your Mafia friends:
- March 10, 2009: Each Top Mafia member will now provide you with unique benefits.
- March 17, 2009: Friend Benefits - Earn Rewards for Being in a Friend's Top Mafia
Selecting your Top MafiaEdit
The following six tables provide some guidance about how various levels on bonuses are determined for your Top Mafia.
|Mastermind Bonus
|Wheelman Bonus
|Buttonman Bonus
|Bodyguard Bonus
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Demote & Re-Promote StrategyEdit
A common strategy among players with large pools of Energy is to Demote their Mastermind after using an Energy Pack. The basic idea is that the total pool of Energy available to level up including the Energy Pack far exceeds the amount of XP needed to level. By eliminating the XP gain from the Mastermind bonus, players are able to complete more Jobs and progress farther along in the Job Mastery. Once the player levels up, they Re-Promote the demoted Mafia member to Mastermind.
This strategy is only useful for increasing Job Mastery , or obtaining more Job Preparation Items and/or Special Loot. Experience gained from jobs that is greater than what is required to level carries over to the next level. Energy Packs set your current energy to 125% of the maximum, they don't add that much energy. Leveling resets any amount of energy below 100% to 100%.
NEW Top MafiaEdit
On April 30, a new system for the Top Mafia was briefly released, in conjunction with the upcoming Fight Club feature. The new system did not include the six promotion bonuses given previously. This proved overwhelmingly unpopular amongst players, and caused a wave of negative feedback. The old system was promptly restored, and the release of Fight Club was postponed temporarily.
UPDATE: As of July 2011, this feature has yet to return to the game. Talking with developers it seems that the recent downfall of MAU, WAU and DAU (or Monthly, Weekly and Daily Average Users, respectively) has prompted the development team to put much more emphasis on developing content that the players want and to directly reflect player feedback in the game. This feature seems to have been scrapped but it will be left up as a reference.
There are now only FOUR rankings, for which you can assign players. However, multiple players can be assigned to some ranks.
The new ranks are as follows:
Daily Rewards include a consumable, a loot item, stamina refill, energy refill, or bonus experience.
For sending an energy pack to a Top Mafia Memeber you receive 3 experience and for sending a gift you gain 4 experience.
News FeedEdit
Helpful BookmarkletsEdit
- DKDLMafia: Download and paste all your mafia info into a spreadsheet so you can sort them there. You'll need Firefox or Chrome and a spreadsheet program like Excel or OpenOffice. Requires using un-frame bookmarklet like Joyka's UnFrameMW first.
- Get Bookmarklet - Daniel's MW Tools
- Get Bookmarklet - Joyka's Mafia War Tools (UnFrameMW)
- TopMafia: Need help figuring out who to promote? Use this bookmarklet on any of your My Mafia pages and it will add text with bonus values. The bonuses are calculated from Taglianos charts.
- Get Bookmarklet - Spockholm Mafia Tools
- ProfileMafia: Use on any mafia wars profile page, to see what Top Mafia bonuses they give. Similar to the TopMafia bookmarklet, but this acts on profile pages.
- Get Bookmarklet - Spockholm Mafia Tools
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Luminist editions are handcrafted 8½" X 5½" saddle-stapled pamphlets with full color covers. All items in the catalog are always available. Many of these documents are available for free reading in our Archives. Luminist Publications is a non-profit service of the Luminist League, an independent educational and advocacy organization.
The Abbot's Ghost (1867) – "Some say many of the monks still glide about the older parts of the abbey, for Roland spared the chapel and the north gallery which joined it to the modern building. Poor fellows, they are welcome, and once a year they shall have a chance to warm their ghostly selves by the great fires always kindled at Christmas in the gallery." $9.99
|The Mummy's Curse (1869) (a.k.a. "Lost in the Pyramids") – a supernatural thriller set amid the newly excavated tombs of ancient Egypt. "Alas for the young wife! The superstitious fear at which she had smiled had proved true: the curse that had bided its time for ages was fulfilled at last, and her own hand wrecked her happiness for ever." $4.99
Perilous Play (1869) – a romantic adventure story about affluent youths experimenting with hashish, written when cannabis was legal and was gaining popularity among the more daring of the intellectual and artistic elite. Louisa May Alcott is one of America's most widely recognized authors, whose classics like Little Women have become cultural icons. $4.99
Pallinghurst Barrow (1892) – a Gothic tale of supernatural horror set amidst the ancient barrow mounds of Britain. A dose of a cannabis tincture prescribed as a headache remedy is the catalyst for a deadly encounter with the spirits of Neolithic pagans who practiced human sacrifice rituals millennia ago among the mounds and standing stones. First published in the Illustrated London News. $9.99
Hemp in Kentucky (1900) – a classic essay on the history of the hemp industry in Kentucky. "The nostril expands quickly; the lungs swell out deeply to draw it in: fragrance once known in childhood, ever in the memory afterward and able to bring back to the wanderer homesick thoughts of midsummer days in the shadowy many toned woods over into which is blown the smell of the hemp fields." $4.99
I Did See the Flying Disks (1948) – The author, a private pilot, observed seven highly reflective circular objects flying at high speed at an altitude of 9,500 feet. "They flew, as I have frequently observed geese fly, in a rather diagonal chain-like line as if they were linked together. They seemed to hold a definite direction, but swerved in and out of the high mountain peaks." $4.99
The Poem of Hashish (1910) – translated from the French by Aleister Crowley. Baudelaire (1821-1867), author of Les Fleurs du Mal, participated in the infamous "Club des Hachichins" along with such literary figures as Gautier, Dumas and Balzac in the 1840s. In this essay he recounts his observations of the effects of the herb, along with his evaluation of its spiritual and moral dangers. $9.99
On the Haschisch or Cannabis Indica (1857) – "Any one who, under the influence of Cannabis indica, has seen what the human mind is capable of becoming... cannot but look with hope to it... and he cannot but think that a substance, the action of which is so powerful and unique, will be found, when fully understood, to possess valuable therapeutic virtues." $4.99
Life Eternal and its Work, Revealed from the Heavenly Side (1938) – a consciousness-expanding masterpiece of mystical revelation. "In this book... are the Foundational Religious Teachings of Life Eternal, by which We keep open the door to the Heavenly Mansion, showing what We really are as Sons in this Mansion, and that We as Sons are identical in Life, even with the Life of Christ Jesus." $9.99
Phanerothyme: A Western Approach to the Religious Use of Psychochemicals (1968) – The word "phanerothyme" was proposed in the 1950s to describe the drugs later known as psychedelics. The author, founder of the Psychedelic Information Center and a protégé of Timothy Leary at Millbrook, criticizes the psychedelic culture of the 1960s and counsels a return to our spiritual roots. $4.99
Session Games People Play: A Manual for the Use of LSD (1967) – a manual designed to aid first-time LSD users. "In addition to providing a suitable setting for the session, and approaching it in a tranquil state of mind, you should know how to avoid certain pitfalls.... Almost everyone sooner or later slips into one of these traps, but if you have been told about them in advance you can get out quicker." $4.99
The Abolition of Work (1985) – "Liberals say we should end employment discrimination. I say we should end employment. Conservatives support right-to-work laws. Following Karl Marx's wayward son-in-law Paul Lafargue, I support the right to be lazy. Leftists favor full employment. Like the surrealists – except that I'm not kidding – I favor full unemployment." $4.99
A Psychical Invasion (1908) – An experiment with hashish leads to a case of spiritual obsession. "Certain portions of your atmosphere are vibrating at a far greater rate than others. This is the effect of a drug, but of no ordinary drug. If the higher rate of vibration spreads all over, you will become permanently cognizant of a much larger world than the one you know normally." $9.99
Secret Worship (1908) – An unsuspecting traveler is trapped in a haunted ruin and falls prey to the twisted plot of evil ghostly sorcerers. "The cries of the strangled; the short, running gasp of the suffocated; and the smothered gurgling of the tightened throat, all these, and more, echoed back and forth between the walls, the very walls in which he now stood a prisoner, a sacrificial victim." $4.99
A Victim of Higher Space (1917) – Does an unseen world exist at right angles to the cubic space that we inhabit? In this science-fantasy tale, a man is plagued by the uncontrolled psychic ability to perceive and interact with the higher dimensions of space – to the extent that he fears he is losing his grip on third dimensional reality. In desperation he seeks aid from Dr. John Silence. $4.99
The Ensouled Violin (1892) – "Franz Stenio's person was now entirely enveloped in a semi-transparent mist, cloudlike, creeping with serpentine motion... in this tall and ominous pillar of smoke a clearly-defined figure, a form showing the unmistakable outlines of a grotesque and grinning old man, whose viscera were protruding and the ends of the intestines stretched on the violin." $9.99
Evidence of the Hashish Vice in the Old Testament (1903) – Was cannabis used for its consciousness altering effects in Biblical times? "It is known that the fibre of the hemp-plant, Cannabis sativa, was used for cordage in ancient times; and it is therefore probable that the resinous exudation... which is found upon its flowering tops... was known for its stimulant or intoxicant properties from an equally early date." $4.99
Absinthe: The Green Goddess (1918) – An essay composed in the Old Absinthe House in New Orleans, first published in The International, a New York monthly. Crowley extols the inspirational virtues of this mildly hallucinogenic green liqueur, and speaks out against the rising tide of prohibitionism that was sweeping the country as the first U.S. "war on drugs" began with the passage of the Harrison Act. $4.99
Across the Gulf (1912) – an autobiographical fantasy of a former lifetime in ancient Egypt. "...uniting my consciousness with the god's, I obtained the expansion of that consciousness... I perceived the universe as it were a single point of infinite nothingness, yet of infinite extension; and becoming this universe, I became dissolved utterly therein." $9.99
Atlantis: The Lost Continent (1913) – "An account of the continent of Atlantis: the manners and customs, magical rites and opinions of its people, together with a true account of the catastrophe, so called, which ended in its disappearance." Crowley calls this "a fantastic rhapsody describing my ideals of Utopian society" containing "hints of certain profound magical secrets." $9.99
The Book of the Law (1904) – a channeled message from a trinity of ancient Egyptian deities to the people of Earth, announcing the dawning of a new spiritual aeon and proclaiming a new law for all mankind: Do what thou wilt. The text was reportedly delivered to Crowley by the audible voice of an unseen presence following his performance of an invocation of the Egyptian sun-god Horus. $9.99
Cocaine (1917) – Based on his own experience, Crowley describes the allure of cocaine as a source of "happiness" and the way that happiness can turn to horror as addiction manifests. He eloquently expresses his libertarian views on the use of drugs in which individual liberty and personal responsibility replace governmental protectionism as desirable social values. $4.99
Golden Twigs: The Hearth (1917) – "The oak was the sacred tree of the tribe. The sky was but the roof of the oak, and the thunder but its voice monitor or oracular. More, to these people the King was actually the oak, and the god of the oak; and the life of the King was the life of the people. It was the office of the King to sustain the works of Nature, and in particular he must provide men with fire." $4.99
Golden Twigs: The Burning of Melcarth (1917) – "In a few moments the head of the procession appeared. It was formed by priests, all wearing the masks of various wild beasts and bearing flaming torches. As he turned to look, he realized that the procession was no longer chanting, but roaring and howling in imitation of the wild beasts whose masks they wore – and they were charging him!" $4.99
Golden Twigs: The God of Ibreez (1918) – "She was dressed in a single piece of the finest scarlet tissue, wound round so closely and so cunningly that it perfectly revealed and perfectly concealed her nubile loveliness. The King had himself discovered her during the sack of the city... she was as different from the women of his tribe as a prize Pekinese from a mongrel sheep dog." $4.99
Golden Twigs: The Old Man of the Peepul-Tree (1918) – "I'm not only a sacred kind of tree, you know; I come of a very special family. My own grandfather is the famous Bo-Tree at Anuradhapura, with a big platform round him and gifts and pilgrims every day from every airt of the four winds; and his father, as you know, was the great tree of Buddha-Gaya, under which the Buddha sat when he attained emancipation." $4.99
Golden Twigs: The King of the Wood (1918) – "Within the sanctuary at Nemi grew a certain tree of which no branch might be broken. Only a runaway slave was allowed to break off, if he could, one of its boughs. Success in the attempt entitled him to fight the priest in single combat, and if he slew him he reigned in his stead with the title of King of the Wood." $4.99
Golden Twigs: The Mass of Saint Secaire (1918) – "They came to the well. The priest took the black bag. 'In the name of the devil,' he cried aloud, 'sin to sin, shame to shame, fire to fire, child of Satan, I give thee to thy father!' With that he flung the bag into the well. Then the apostate priest and the wretched victim of his abominable desire embraced with all the ecstasy of long-pent passion." $4.99
The Great Drug Delusion and The Drug Panic (1922) – two essays on the psychology of drug addiction, first published in The English Review (London) under two different pseudonyms. Crowley suggests that the phenomenon of addiction results in part from the salacious coverage of drugs in the popular press, which implants "pernicious suggestions" about the inability of the human will to overcome their lure. $4.99
The Heart Girt with a Serpent (1919) – one of Crowley's most powerful works of inspired prose-poetry, filled with visionary images and multilayered references to yoga, Qabalah and magick. This epic describes the stage of spiritual initiation in which the aspirant attains the Knowledge and Conversation of the Holy Guardian Angel. This is one of the "Class A" texts, the "Holy Books" of the Thelemic canon. $9.99
|Liber E and Liber O (1909) – Aleister Crowley's preliminary instructions on yoga and ceremonial magick, first published in the first two issues of The Equinox. Basic yoga techniques, training in physical clairvoyance, and instruction in the rituals of the pentagram and hexagram are included. An essential Thelemic primer. $9.99
The Psychology of Hashish (1909) – this essay recounts the author's search for a drug that would "loosen the girders of the soul" and quicken the attainment of results in the practice of yoga and meditation. Following his regimen of "the means of science and the aims of religion," Crowley uses the analytical system of Buddhist psychology to describe the value of Cannabis as a "microscope of the soul." $9.99
The Scrutinies of Simon Iff #1: Big Game (1917) – the first of Crowley's occult detective stories featuring his magician-sleuth, Simon Iff. On a wager, two hunters set out to bag the biggest game of all: man. "The motiveless murderer has the true spirit of sport; to kill a man is more dangerous that to follow a wounded gaur into the jungle." The series appeared first in The International, a New York monthly. $4.99
The Scrutinies of Simon Iff #2: The Artistic Temperament (1917) – "As you have heard me say about a million times, Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Failure to observe this precept is the root of all human error. It is our right and duty – the two are one, as Eliphaz Lévi very nearly saw – to expand upon our own true center, to pursue the exact orbit of our destiny. To quit that orbit is to invite collisions." $4.99
The Scrutinies of Simon Iff #3: Outside the Bank's Routine (1917) – "He is one of a common type, the ambitious money-loving Scotsman, clever and handsome, who comes to London to make his way. They become women's doctors; they seduce their patients; they make them drug-fiends; they perform abortions; and to the extortionate charges for their crimes they add a tenfold profit by blackmail. " $4.99
The Scrutinies of Simon Iff #4: The Conduct of John Briggs (1917) – "If we get full of alcohol we begin to see rats and serpents. We don't see horses and elephants. That is, our minds are machines which run in grooves, narrow grooves, mostly. We can't think what we like, and how we like; we have to think as we have been taught to think, or as our whole race has been taught to think by aeons of experience." $4.99
The Scrutinies of Simon Iff #5: Not Good Enough (1918) – "The main argument of the book is that the Buddha declared everything to partake of the nature of sorrow... and that his whole system is therefore devoted to the escape from this Everything. But pleasure has nothing to do with this.... desire in any form is the very cause of all sorrow and evil in the Buddhist system." $4.99
The Scrutinies of Simon Iff #6: Ineligible (1918) – "Major Glass had become terribly obese. He was a frightful object to look upon; a vast dome of belly, a shrunk chest, a bloated and agonized face. Four stumps only accentuated the repulsion... By this time she had thrown off the mask of her hypocrisy; she taunted him openly, and jeered; she spat out rivers of hate at him..." $4.99
The Stratagem (1914) – "Among the convicts there was one universal pleasure, a pleasure that could cease only with life or with the empire of the reason, a pleasure that the governor might (and did) indeed restrict, but could not take away. I refer to hope – the hope of escape. Yes, sir, that spark (alone of all its ancient fires) burnt in this breast – and in that of my fellow-convicts." $4.99
Anarchism and American Traditions (1909) – "...when Revolution has thus been carried to the heart of the whole world – then may we hope to see a resurrection of that proud spirit of our fathers which put the simple dignity of Man above the gauds of wealth and class, and held that to be an American was greater than to be a king. In that day there shall be neither kings nor Americans – only Men." $4.99
|The Dawn Light of Anarchy (1901) – old school anarchist oration at its best. "You have sold away the land, that you had no right to sell. You have murdered the aboriginal people, that you might seize the land in the name of the white race, and then steal it away from them again, to be again sold by a second and a third robber." $4.99
Direct Action (1912) – "...the sources of life, and all the natural wealth of the earth, and the tools necessary to co-operative production, must become freely accessible to all. It is a positive certainty to me that unionism must widen and deepen its purposes, or it will go under... they can win nothing permanent unless they strike for everything – not for a wage, but for the whole natural wealth of the earth." $4.99
The Hashish Man (1910) – by the author of The King of Elfland's Daughter and other fantasy classics. Lord Dunsany's Dreamer's Tales are Lovecraftian journeys through fabled lost cities shrouded in impenetrable desert wastes. In "The Hashish Man" the technique of out-of-body travel triggered by hashish is vividly depicted. This edition also contains the stories "Bethmoora" and "The Madness of Andelsprutz." $4.99
Change the World by the Lever Effect (2003) – a channeled document purportedly originating from a race of extraterrestrial beings with an important message for humanity. They are ready to make themselves known and come to our aid in these times of our greatest need on Planet Earth – but only if a majority of Earth citizens welcome them. "Change the world! Decide whether or not we should show up!" $4.99
|Why Socialism? (1949) – In this essay first published in the journal Monthly Review in 1949, the world-famous physicist turns his attention to social and economic issues. "A planned economy, which adjusts production to the needs of the community, would distribute the work to be done among all those able to work and would guarantee a livelihood to every man, woman, and child." $4.99
Mescal: A New Artificial Paradise (1898) – "The reason why mescal is the most purely intellectual in its appeal is evidently because it affects mainly the most intellectual of the senses... unlike most other intoxicants, it seems to have no special affinity for a disordered and unbalanced nervous system; it demands organic soundness and good health for the complete manifestation of its virtues." $4.99
|The Yellow Wallpaper (1892) – This Gothic horror tale doubles as a classic feminist critique of the role of women in 19th century Euro-American society and a semi-autobiographical refutation of the "rest cure" prescribed for overly intellectual women by Philadelphia physician Silas Weir Mitchell. $4.99
Anarchism: What it Really Stands For (1911) –"...a new social order based on liberty unrestricted by man-made law; the theory that all forms of government rest on violence, and are therefore wrong and harmful, as well as unnecessary.... voluntary productive and distributive associations, gradually developing into free communism, as the best means of producing with the least waste of human energy." $4.99
Marriage and Love (1910) with Jealousy: Causes and a Possible Cure (1915) – Passionate defense of free love: "...some day men and women will rise, they will reach the mountain peak, they will meet big and strong and free, ready to receive, to partake, and to bask in the golden rays of love." $4.99
Patriotism: A Menace to Liberty (1910) – "Leo Tolstoy defines patriotism as the principle that will justify the training of wholesale murderers; a trade that requires better equipment for the exercise of man-killing than the making of such necessities of life as shoes, clothing, and houses; a trade that guarantees better returns and greater glory than that of the average workingman." $4.99
Prisons: A Social Crime and a Failure (1910) – "With all our boasted reforms, our great social changes, and our far-reaching discoveries, human beings continue to be sent to the worst of hells, wherein they are outraged, degraded, and tortured, that society may be 'protected' from the phantoms of its own making.... What monstrous mind ever conceived such an idea?" $4.99
|Manifesto for the Reformation of the OTO – "As many of the older members of the Order are now in our 60s and 70s, it will be up to the next generation of Thelemites to determine how they will that the Order be maintained. Our survival is only assured by the constant vigilance of maintaining those spiritual principles that illuminate the path we have chosen. To choose truth instead of coercion; to chose valor and courage instead of cowardice; to choose freedom from slavery, and to aid those sincere brethren in time of need; I believe these principles are as clear as bolts of lightning upon the blackest night!" $4.99
OTO and CIA: An Investigation – The results of a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) investigation into links between Ordo Templi Orientis (OTO) and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) following allegations made by Craig Heimbichner in the book Blood on the Altar: The Secret History of the World's Most Dangerous Secret Society (Independent History and Research publishers, 2005). $9.99
Acid and the Avatar (1980) – "In the year the atomic bomb was first exploded, an energy of comparable power was released into the world, capable of exploding the limits of human consciousness... the Avatar had returned to Earth this time not as a man, but as a molecule.... By the early 1960s people were turning on all over the world. A spiritual and cultural renaissance was underway." $4.99
Bloom or Doom: The Green Energy of Hemp (1991) – "Every part of the hemp plant has been used by humans since the dawn of history for industrial, medicinal, religious, and culinary purposes. A partial list of products that have been made from hemp would include food, shelter, clothing, medicines, fuel oils, alcohol fuels, paper, plastics, rope, rugs, and canvas." $4.99
Confessions of an Amerikan LSD Eater (1991) – "Psychedelics are anti-brainwashing agents, stimulating users to question the assumptions of the establishment and to break through the indoctrination and conditioning that the State uses to turn us into obedient robots. Psychedelics can widen the horizons of the mind, awakening the creative imagination." $4.99
The Man Who Never Came Down (1973–81) – Imagine a psychedelic drug that takes you on a trip that never ends (The Man Who Never Came Down)... explore the dimension between death and rebirth (Phantasmagloria)... visit a woodland glade one last time as it is gobbled up by a mechanical monster (Goodbye to Rams Gulch)... watch as your soul-mate slips away from you, never to return (A Shooting Star). $9.99
The Luminist Manifesto (1996) – "The consciousness of transcendent unity is repressed in the average member our modern society. This oceanic communion seeps subtly into our awareness through our dreams, myths, and emotions... the source of aesthetic inspiration, creative imagination, passion, and the sense of humor... that transforms our dim, somnolent lives into vibrant clarity, splendor, and ecstasy." $9.99
Post-Apocalyptic Paganism (1994) – "...the prescient among us can discern the emergence of a new paradigm that could provide us with safe passage through the crises that lie ahead, into a new world of peace, health, and unity.... The seeds of this vision were sown by the Rainbow Warriors of the 1960s, and the new paradigm reflects the worldview that predominated among pre-industrial peoples." $4.99
The Principles of Revolutionary Luminism (1994) – "Revolutionary Luminism seeks to enable the self-actualization of every member of the human race, and seeks to implement a worldwide society that will insure full liberty, autonomy, and security for every woman and man on Planet Earth – a worldwide voluntary, cooperative, do-it-yourself free-market anarcho-communism." $4.99
Word Music – a selection of 22 poems from the 1970s and 1980s by the author of The Luminist Manifesto. Themes include mystical spirituality, reincarnation, apocalyptic visions, and erotic love. Parental advisory: Some content may be deemed inappropriate for children. $9.99
Anola and Other Poems – a selection of 21 poems composed in the 1920s and 1930s. This is its first publication. Richard Drury Gowin (1913–1986) served in the U.S. Navy in World War II as a radar technician on an "attack-cargo" ship. After the war he and his young wife homesteaded in the Alaska wilderness near the Lower Tonsina River. He succumbed to cancer at the age of 73. $9.99
Peyote (1959) – "Jack Green" was an iconoclastic literary critic in New York City's Lower East Side in the 1950s, where he published a mimeographed zine entitled newspaper. This essay describing his experiences with peyote, written long before there were any "laws" against its possession and sale, originally appeared in newspaper #8. $4.99
|H. C. HAMILTON et al.
The Physiological Activity of Cannabis Sativa (1913) – "The common hemp (Cannabis sativa) grown in the United States contains the same active constituent as is found in Cannabis indica, the name of the official drug which is grown in India. Botanists do not distinguish between the two... No recorded data have been advanced to substantiate the claim that drug grown elsewhere does not contain such constituents." $4.99
The Pipe of Mystery (1897) – "I put the pipe to my lips... it was opium, but mixed with some other substance, which was, I imagine, haschish, a preparation of hemp. A few puffs, and I felt a drowsiness creeping over me. I saw, as through a mist, the fakir swaying himself backwards and forwards, his arms waving, and his face distorted... the pipe slipped from my fingers, and I fell back insensible." $4.99
Indian Hemp (1855) and Cannabis Indica Poisoning (J. C. O'Day, 1899) – "It is really happiness which is produced by the haschisch; and by this I mean an enjoyment entirely moral, and by no means sensual… like him who hears tidings which fill him with joy, or like the miser counting his treasures, the gambler who is successful at play, or the ambitious man who is intoxicated with success." $4.99
Seven Sermons to the Dead (1916) – "Harken: I begin with nothingness. Nothingness is the same as fullness. In infinity full is no better than empty. Nothingness is both empty and full. As well might ye say anything else of nothingness, as for instance, white is it, or black, or again, it is not, or it is. A thing that is infinite and eternal hath no qualities, since it hath all qualities." $4.99
A Hashish House in New York (1883) – a visit to a legal cannabis club, from Harper's magazine. "There is a large community of hashish smokers in this city, who are daily forced to indulge their morbid appetites, and I can take you to a house uptown where hemp is used in every conceivable form, and where the lights, sounds, odors, and surroundings are all arranged so as to intensify and enhance its effects..." $4.99
Anarchism (1910) – "If society were organized on Anarchist principles, man would not be limited in the free exercise of his powers in productive work by a capitalist monopoly, maintained by the state; nor would he be limited in the exercise of his will by a fear of punishment, or by obedience towards individuals or metaphysical entities, which both lead to depression of initiative and servility of mind." $4.99
Anarchist Morality (1927) – "We forego sanctions of all kinds, even obligations to morality. We are not afraid to say, 'Do what you will"; because we are persuaded that the great majority of mankind will behave and act always in a direction useful to society, just as we are persuaded beforehand that a child will one day walk on its two feet and not on all fours...." $4.99
Communism and Anarchy (1901) – "Communism guarantees economic freedom better than any other form of association, because it can guarantee well-being in return for a few hours of work instead of a day's work. Now, to give ten or eleven hours of leisure per day out of the sixteen means to enlarge individual liberty to a point which for thousands of years has been one of the ideals of humanity." $4.99
The Banned Speech (1967) and The P.O.W. Communiqué (1970) – "...our government in Washington is a supremely materialistic and atheistic society seeking, as every empire has in the past, control, power, control. Aging, almost senile, and probably impotent men in our capitals both east and west are sending young men out to kill for old men's chess games: power and control. It's time for a new religion." $4.99
Chemical Warfare: The Alcoholics vs. the Psychedelics (1968) – "Two new commandments are necessary as man moves into the molecular age. They are neurological and biochemical in essence, and are therefore in closer harmony with the laws of cellular wisdom. I: Thou shalt not alter the consciousness of thy fellow man. II: Thou shalt not prevent thy fellow man from altering his own consciousness." $4.99
Drop Out or Cop Out (1968) – "Survival in the underground depends on your ability to anticipate the movements of external power. It's always been a capital crime to laugh, make love, and turn on barefoot in front of whitey's house, and these are the endemic, chronic crimes of the giggling young, the colored, the artists and the visionaries." $4.99
The Seven Tongues of God (1964) – "At the atomic level I am a galaxy of nuclear-powered atoms spinning through changing patterns. I am the universe, the center and guardian temple of all energy. I am God of Light. Who am I? I'm you. At the cellular level I am the entire chain of life. I am the key rung of the DNA ladder, center of the evolutionary process... I am God of Life. I'm you." $4.99
Start Your Own Religion (1966) – "Any action that is not a conscious expression of the turn-on-tune-in-drop-out rhythm is the dead posturing of robot actors on the fake-prop TV studio stage set that is called American reality. Actions which are conscious expressions of this rhythm are religious. The wise person devotes his life exclusively to the religious search – for therein is found the only ecstasy, the only meaning." $4.99
The Apocalypse of Hasheesh (1856) and The Hasheesh Eater (anonymous, 1856) – "In returning from the world of hasheesh, I bring with me many and diverse memories. The echoes of a sublime rapture which thrilled and vibrated on the very edge of pain; of Promethean agonies which wrapt the soul like a mantle of fire; of voluptuous delirium which suffused the body with a blush of exquisite languor – all are mine" $4.99
The Phial of Dread (1859) – "You might tell me till my dying day that it was rats beneath the floor; but it was not. I heard a rattling in the closet – a dull, heavy clink, as of that phial with its contents shaken up and down, trying to escape from the pit in the floor! And then there came up through the planks a low, prolonged, bitter wail, as of a woman in soul-pain. Do rats cry like dying women?" $4.99
|The Free System (1969) – Would you work for free if you could get everything you want for free? This was the challenge "Ernest Mann" (Larry F. Johnson, 1927–1996) proposed in his self-published 'zine The Little Free Press. His concept of a "priceless economy" shares much in common with the ideas of a "gift economy" or "Resource Based Economy"; all work is done only by volunteers, without compensation, and all goods and services are exchanged freely, without cost or obligation. $4.99
Psychedelic Yoga (1968) – "...thought and emotion patterns created during a psychedelic session are strongly imprinted and have a great deal of energy incorporated into their vibration structure. These patterns then act as powerful unconscious conditioning factors in our daily lives. It is therefore of the utmost importance that constructive imprints are made during a psychedelic session." $4.99
Mother of Pearl (1860) – "Oh, Hasheesh! Demon of a new Paradise, I know you now. You blackened my life, you robbed me of all I held dear; but you have since consoled me. You thought that you had destroyed my peace forever. But I have won, through you yourself, the bliss you once blotted out... Hand in hand, I walk with the conquer or of time, and space, and suffering. Bend all who hear me to his worship!" $4.99
On the Preparations of the Indian Hemp or Gunjah (1840) – "A little tobacco is placed in the pipe first, then a layer of the prepared gunjah, then more tobacco, and the fire above all... The hookah is passed round, and each person takes a single draught. Intoxication ensues within half an hour, and after four or five inspirations to those more practised in the vice." $4.99
The Clairvoyants (1913) – "Once a puff of light smoke appeared, and Constance awoke to the fact that some were smoking little delicately gold-banded cigarettes. Mrs. Caswell took one from a maid.... He lighted it gingerly, took a puff or two, puckered his face, frowned, and rubbed the lighted end on the fireplace to extinguish it. 'What is it?' he asked suspiciously. 'Hashish,' she answered tersely." $4.99
The Black Pool (1943) – a pulp-era science fiction adventure story that first appeared in Amazing Stories magazine, Vol. 17, No. 10, November 1943. The hallucinogenic powers of the peyote cactus are captured by a mad scientist and used as a mind control weapon in a bid to gain control of a meteorite rich in radioactive ores. Peyote is synthesized in a gaseous form that induces madness when inhaled. $4.99
|The Caves of the Dero (1956) – "Madness in the caves is an almost universal condition. First, you are exposed to ray damage much more extensive than is caused normally by the sun. Moonlight and sunlight, conducted upon the cavern dweller by his augmenting apparatus, subject him to much more detrimental effect than on the surface ...the human mind cannot stand too much torture without cracking...." $4.99
|The Cyclops (1955) and Mene, Mene, Tekel Upharsin (1967) – "Cyclops was the Titan who rode the starways (and still does, far onward in the space flows), seeking always the best pastures of space for his flock. He was once on Earth... after the first primeval forests sent Ygdrasils towering skyward beyond our imagination, beyond the Redwoods. He was the Immortal of our legends, the God-race who preceded man." $4.99
|Earth Slaves to Space (1946) – "Ontal is a great cavern city under New York. It has a surface area about 1,200 times larger than New York itself, due to its endless tiers of borings and chambers in the mother rock of earth under New York. But Ontal has inhabitants, though their contact with New York's warehouses is necessarily secret. For the residents have parasitized Earth's surface races for uncounted centuries." $9.99
I Contacted an Unknown Race (1955) – "This ancient race is not native to Earth. It comes from Space, and it is ancient beyond belief, in the sense that it is hundreds of millions of years old, and Earth is but a baby in comparison, the race actually predating the formation of the planet itself.... Man did not evolve on this planet, but was placed here, just as he has been placed on many other planets." $4.99
|I Remember Lemuria (1945) – "I said, 'I want to paint but I cannot. I haven't the ability.' Artan Gro's expression softened. He smiled. 'Go,' he said, 'to the deeper caverns at Mu's center... learn to mix the potions that give the brain greater awareness, a better rate of growth.' He patted my shoulder and added a last bit of advice. 'Once you have mixed the potions, take them. Drink them – and grow!'" $9.99
|A Plot Against Our Lives (1955) – "...the ancient dwellers of the caverns fear the mind of mankind as they fear no other thing. ...the Inquisition, the witch burnings, the persecution of the 'heretics,' all the dark, bloody doings of medieval darkness, were in actuality but the mopping-up from an older, longer war – a war of century after century of careful pruning back of the growing race." $4.99
|The Return of Sathanas (1946) – a novel of the revolt of evil against the Gods, featuring Muton Mion. "I was to capture and bring to trial that unwise but accomplished fiend, Sathanas, Ruler of the planet Satana. Sathanas, though a younger member of the God Race, had started his own private revolt against all authority—and the dicta of the Elders are not so lightly flaunted by any upstarts a few score centuries old." $9.99
The Rescue of Atlantis and Lemuria by the Flying Saucers (1956) – "Earth is inhabited by far more people than we realize... within as well as without. It is honeycombed with caverns to a great depth, from four miles down to many miles down. These tiers of artificial caverns present a living area much greater that the surface land area of Earth. At one time, as many as fifty billion people occupied these caves." $4.99
University Round Table on the Shaver Mystery, edited by Raymond A. Palmer (1957) – a transcript of a discussion among a team of scholars from a Midwestern university. Due to the controversial subject matter, the participants requested that their names be withheld. They are all competent in their respective fields, and represent the sciences of psychology, medicine, biology, physics, literature, and ancient history. $4.99
The Wheel (2007) – "I heard running feet, and a woman's scream. Jumping to my feet, I looked around. A man lay sprawled on the asphalt, his shirt a bloody mess. A sobbing woman was crouching there so I couldn't see the face, but damn, that was my sister Nancy. The man on the asphalt was wearing clothes like I had worn today. I moved to see the face. Damn if the bastard wasn't a dead ringer for me!" $4.99
Marijuana Revolution (1971) – "Marijuana took rock and roll into the future, and rock and roll took marijuana to the masses so they could climb into the future too, and nobody's been the same since. The weed shaped the music and the music shaped the people who came in contact with it, and the people have gone forth to reshape the world in the image of the freedom they know and love." $4.99
Omnica: A Psychedelic Manifesto (2007) – "In one moment I grasped eternity, and I realized that the divine is everything, and that the cosmos itself is alive and eternal. I realized that the spiritual energy that animates all living beings is the substance of the divine, that everything else is just illusion manifested by the mind, and that the spirit is the only thing that is real." $9.99
The Vision of Hashish (1854) and Orgies of the Hemp Eaters (Anonymous, 1895) – "The sense of limitation – of the confinement of our senses within the bounds of our own flesh and blood – instantly fell away. The walls of my frame were burst outward and tumbled into ruin; and, without thinking what form I wore – losing sight even of all idea of form – I felt that I existed throughout a vast extent of space." $4.99
Some Deeper Aspects of Masonic Symbolism (1916) – "Masonry is described elsewhere as 'a peculiar system of morality, veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbols.' I want to tell you, among other things which call for consideration, something about the nature of the building, and about the way in which allegory, symbols and drama all hang together and make for one meaning." $4.99
|The Soul of Man Under Socialism (1891) – an essay by the Irish poet and playwright, author of The Picture of Dorian Gray. "With the abolition of private property, then, we shall have true, beautiful, healthy Individualism. Nobody will waste his life in accumulating things, and the symbols for things. One will live. To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all." $9.99
|Rosa Alchemica (1896) – mystical fiction by the acclaimed Irish poet and playwright, a member of the original Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. "I drew aside the curtains and looked out into the darkness, and it seemed to my troubled fancy that all those little points of light filling the sky were the furnaces of innumerable divine alchemists, who labor continually, turning lead into gold, weariness into ecstasy, bodies into souls, the darkness into God..." $4.99


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EAST CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) - A Cuyahoga County grand jury has re-indicted Michael Madison for the murders of three women whose bodies were found in East Cleveland this summer.
This time, the grand jury has added specifications that could result in a death sentence, Prosecutor Timothy J. McGinty announced on Tuesday.
The grand jury charged Madison, 36, with two counts each of aggravated murder in the deaths of Shetisha Sheeley, Angela H. Deskins and Shirellda Terry.
Each aggravated murder charge in the superseding indictment includes allegations that the murders represented a "course of conduct" by the defendant and that he committed them while committing another felony. Those specifications could lead to a death penalty.
The 14-count indictment also included three counts of kidnapping, three counts of gross abuse of a corpse, one count of rape and one count of having weapons under disability.
Police found the first victim on July 19 after answering a complaint about odors coming from an East Cleveland garage. Two more bodies were discovered the following day.
Madison remains jailed on $6M bond. He is due back in court on Thursday.
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July 12, 2013
SummerFest Brings "Otello" to Campus
When the Portland SummerFest Opera in the Park performs "Otello" on the Concordia University Campus Green, one of the chorus singers won't have to go far to perform. Join Concordia University for the 6 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 4, outdoor performance. Get the full event details at Opera in the Park.
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June 14, 2013
Money raised to fight HIV in Africa
On Sunday, June 9, the Portland Barefoot 3v3 Soccer Tourney for Africa brought 500 players and 1,500 spectators to Concordia University's Hilken Community Stadium. It is Concordia's second year hosting the tournament.
The tournament raises money to fight HIV in Africa. One hundred percent of the tournament's proceeds go to charity.
June 7, 2013
Free Community Library Cards are Among the Many Library Resources
The Portland Observer's Donovan M. Smith reports that "Concordia University's George R. White Library and Learning Center is a hub for both the northeast Portland campus and the adjacent Concordia Neighborhood" in the Wednesday, June 5 edition.
For more information, go to http://portlandobserver.com/news/2013/jun/04/open-neighborhood/.
May 21, 2013
June 9 Funds Raised to Fight HIV
Northeast United and The Portland Barefoot have teamed up again to present the 2013 Portland Barefoot 3 x 3 Tournament & World Soccer Festival www.portlandbarefootsoccer.com June 9 at Concordia University. Registration is full, however, all are welcome to enjoy the festival including African music, Timbers/Thorns exhibitions-autograph signing and photo ops, soccer carnival.
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alt: hello Seventies, how are ya & where is everyone?
Seventies: hi alt I have no idea..
alt: you got the OGN pdf I sent?
Seventies: by e-mail?
alt: yes
Seventies: let me check. . . How are you doing?? On other topics, I was watching the rape case on TV this AM... tragic Hello Selma! How are you?
alt: I just finished watching C-Span and the guy who collects photos of USCT's, he has 2 books out on his collections
Selma: Good Sunday morning folks..
alt: hello Ms Selma
Seventies: OMG I have almost 4000 msgs in my inbox! lol
alt: okay, remind me NOT to send you anything by email LOL
Selma: and I thought I was bad with almost 2,000
Seventies: lol Its been a while since I've checked this account alt.. lol use my firstname.lastname@example.com e-mail address. I check that a few times a week. wow. Got the message!
alt: okay Seventies Selma, did you enjoy Bennie's program on Bernice's show?
Seventies: Is Selma there?
alt: guess not, she must be on the phone, making a samich, or sumpin LOL
Seventies: lol I guess... lol
alt: a question for you Seventies.
Seventies: yes.
Selma: yes..I am here..
AYWalton: Good afternoon, all.
Seventies: Hi AYWalton
Selma: and yes I enjoyed Bennie's program Good afternoon AY
AYWalton: Howdy alt, Mizz Selma, Soulchile! How is everyone today? I hope everyone is doing well.
Seventies: pretty good. How are you?
AYWalton: doing fine. I see that AAHGS has extended their deadline to submit to speak for the conference in Nashville! Does alt have a new name?
, Negro, or Black alt: Oops, got cut off in mid sentence
AYWalton: Negro, or Black alt
Seventies: oops... lol
AYWalton: and what's up with that comma in the fron, , Negro, or Black alt? (fron = front)
Seventies: what was your question alt?
AYWalton: lol
, Negro, or Black alt: I was asking about younger folks not liking the terms colored, Negro an/or black and was asking Seventies how she felt about them
AYWalton: a hush fell over the crowd. Don't all of you folks talk at the same time, now. wassup alt in your part of the world
Seventies: well, they are somewhat ambiguous. But I can only speak for myself.
, Negro, or Black alt: just hanging in there and getting read for Spring AYWalton
AYWalton: I agree with that about Spring. Can't wait for warmer weather to get here. who just signed on? I heard the welcome message. Let me go check.
Seventies: hello karoshi8
AYWalton: hello karoshi8
, Negro, or Black alt: my thought on the terms... I'm old enough to remember when all of them were "in vogue".... to simply ignore or deny them is to ignore or deny thatpart of my history.
karoshi8: Hello everyone!
Seventies: I remember when my grandmother would refer to herself as colored.
karoshi8: My family has always used colored.
AYWalton: I think we were colored up to the late 50s, then became Negro, and by the 70s we turned black. But I am not sure what people said in the 40s and 30s.
Seventies: My issue with it primarily is that its not what we decided to call ourselves. Which is why I am comfortable with African American
AYWalton: and depending on my mood---I can be selective on which term I use.
alt: I was in the late 30's & all of the 40's when we were "colored" or "Negro"
Selma: Ah La James Brown...I am black and proud
AYWalton: So they were both used at that time?
Selma: I think so AY..Colored and Negro
alt: in my recollection AYWalton
AYWalton: I guess that's true---I know that even in some city directories from that time, one will see the "c" behind some names. Also newspaper articles also referred to as John Smith, colored, especially if there was a crime committed.
Seventies: Being black and African-American is what I know.. I noticed that too AYWalton
alt: right Selma, James Brown made "Black" popular.... prior to that you might of had a fight on your hands if you called someone Black.
AYWalton: absolutely.
Seventies: That's absolutely sad. . .
alt: sad, but true Seventies
Seventies: Now the attitude in some cases is just the same.... just different name calling.
AYWalton: Of course I admit to using the term Negro if my mood or reaction warrants it to make a point.
alt: and in my younger days a male person of color was almost never referred to as a "Man", almost always it was "Boy" regardless of age.
AYWalton: How many us have said to someone, "Negro, puleeze"?
alt: and woman of color were "Gals"
AYWalton: (my typing is terrible today.) but men when they speak as comrades to each other call each other man. And women lovingly call each other gurrrrlllll....
alt: did I say hello karoshi8? if not, hello LOL
AYWalton: I still do when with a good friend.
karoshi8: Hello alt.
AYWalton: If I am comfortable that long drawn out gurrrrrllllllll comes out.
karoshi8: Just listening to the conversation.
AYWalton: so what are folks working on genealogically these days? I have some blogs to update that I am behind on. and materials for Samford that I have to prepare.
alt: Today, I'm ready to whup me some a&& when I hear a white person speak of a colored gal, or colored boy LOL
Selma: LOL
AYWalton: I hear ya alt.
Seventies: alt, I hear that from time to time. And I have to walk away.
Selma: So alt how did we get into the Colored, Negro, Black, Afro American, African American discussion
alt: with smoke coming out of your ears Seventies LOL LOL some things I mentioned from reading of the younger folks and their impressions Selma
Seventies: Last summer I had to walk away from a 'slaves had it good' conversation... I was at the court house. lol If I had said something, I would've had a case...
alt: moving on
karoshi8: alt are you going to the thing in Cincinnati at the end of the month?
alt: the end of April ..25-27 April OGS Conf //// yes, I hope to attend.
karoshi8: Oh, I thought it was this month. Never mind! I was going to go.
Selma: Looks like a great line up alt
alt: unless you are speaking of another event karoshi8
karoshi8: No, I don't think so.
alt: I think so Selma
Selma: OGS conference draws a lot of folks
karoshi8: The Pickaway County AA Hertiage Association is having a dinner at the beginning of April that I want to go to. Honoring Adams, Haithcock, Lett, Redman, and Tibbs families.
alt: I've been to OGS for the last 9 years and they are doing a tremendousmjog of focusing on AA genealogy & research. oh, that sounds wonderful karoshi8
Seventies: Aren't those lines your wife's and yours alt?
alt: tremendous job
karoshi8: I figured I would come up to Ohio at the end of March to catch the OGS thing and then go to that. Never mind! I can't imagine willingly staying in Ohio for close to a month.
Selma: Lett's..trying to remember who else researches that surname
alt: Seventies not direct lines Seventies ... a different set of Adams and the others are collateral lines many in our "circle" research the Lett lines Selma
Seventies: ok I recall Irita mentioning the Letts
Selma: Ok maybe it was Irita
alt: yep Seventies
karoshi8: Letts are big. I just connected my Kentucky Penman's to a Lett family.
alt: in KY karoshi8?
karoshi8: Yup. Very strange find.
alt: Robert Lett from CA is from the KY Lett's.
karoshi8: I'll have to look, but I think my Penman went up to Ohio and found the Muskingum county Letts. I think.
alt: a name from the past...anyone hear anything from John"jt" Logan? that sounds reasonable karoshi8
Selma: From Philly?
alt: yep Selma
Selma: Been a long time
alt: sure has been
Selma: What about forgetting his name (my bad) was always in lunchbunch chat..lives in CA
alt: ET
Selma: Yes...still miss him
alt: AYW mentioned Samford... are you going again this year Selma?
Selma: Nope...
alt: okay
karoshi8: Have a good day everyone. I'm going to try and be productive. Wish me luck!
Selma: Time for me to run folks.. Have a great day
alt: me too, laters


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Men's Community Bible Study
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Our community Men's Bible Study meets on Fridays from 6:45 - 7:45 am in the Fellowship Hall at Zionsville Fellowship. We are studying the book of James, led by Dick Gurley. Please consider attending and bring your neighbor. Contact Tim Heidenreich at 317-910-2992 or email@example.com for more information.


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Iconic logo for signs, website, literature, letterhead and merchandise representing this unique style of retirement living
Still Water Community
This community is being developed by WHRD (http://www.WHRD.org). Our mission is to create Affordable, Unique Commercial Retirement Communities for middle income residents, with a variety of ownership structures. This is a quaint 50 unit retirement community tucked along a small L-shaped lake in the borough of Pennsburg, Montgomery County, PA. This unique independent living Commercial Retirement Community (CRC) creates an amenity and service rich environment that allows the resident to participate in a care-free, secure and flexible lifestyle as they define it. The resident is capable of continually reinventing their retirement lifestyle to meet their current interests and capabilities. Our goal is to design and operate a CRC that supports longevity and aging in place with style and dignity. What's Your Retirement Dream?
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Revs' goalkeeper had a procedure performed on his right ankle earlier today
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – New England Revolution goalkeeper Matt Reis underwent successful surgery on his right ankle today. The debridement procedure was performed by Dr. George Theodore at Mass General West.
Reis, 35, had cartilage smoothed and one bone spur removed during the procedure. Reis' expected rehabilitation time is approximately three months. He will be unavailable for the team's final two games of the 2010 season.
Reis appeared in 14 games this season after missing the first 12 matches of the year following off-season shoulder and knee surgeries. He made his first MLS appearance of the year on June 27 against the Chicago Fire and started all but two MLS matches since that time. On the season, Reis compiled a 4-7-3 record with a 1.79 goals against average and three shutouts.
The 13-year MLS veteran is the Revolution's club record holder in almost all goalkeeping categories, including games played in goal (188), games started in goal (187), minutes played in goal (16,842), goals against average (1.29), wins (75), saves (757), shutouts (50) and save percentage (.729).
The Revolution closes its 2010 home schedule this Saturday, Oct. 16, when the team hosts the Kansas City Wizards at 8 p.m. at Gillette Stadium. Comcast SportsNet will televise the game live on its alternate channel, while 98.5 The Sports Hub will carry the game on its HD2 channel. Tickets are available at revolutionsoccer.net, or by calling 1-877-GET-REVS.


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Agree with part of that Top, but watching the WJ and you can see that skating is a big part of it.Topper wrote:I think most folks have the wrong idea of big ice hockey. Yes you need to be able to skate, but it is not wide open fast skilled hockey. Trap hockey rules.
Asked what he felt of the game after winning the World Championship last year, Daniel replied 'it was boring hockey".
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Tried posting a link to this on the comments of that UK Wired article, but their moderators never approved it. I wonder why? ;)
Not good enough. Would like to see kickstarter-style fundraising for individual bugs on launchpad, with Canonical giving at least half of the proceeds to whoever manages to fix the bug.
There are a number of Ubuntu bug reports that I follow with little hope of ever seeing fixed, and this new fundraising scheme is not going to help their chances in any way.
Thanks for at least reaching out, but I'm confused:
If I need to send email to some hidden address, then what is the point of the flag button next to the erroneous entry on my house's Zillow page that is supposedly for submitting corrections?
My wife and I have each used that flag icon to submit corrections several times or the past 1-2 years, and Zillow has ignored it.
I hope Zillow burns. They incorrectly list my mom's quit claimed off the title of my first house as a low-price sale. This led prospective renters to think that we were asking for too much in monthly rent when we put it on the rental market this summer.
Trulia seems to know the difference and does not show the quit claim in the sale history.
Why is Sweden not also implicated in the article title?
Or are you saying that Sweden has no Basic Values to betray?
My thoughts exactly, except I noticed this years ago with poor integration of contacts in Gmail.
Wow. I worked at Taco Bell for a year after college, and they only put 1/3 to 1/2 as much meat in their tacos as depicted, using a special scoop for portion control. They also don't put any more cheese on top than what is fully in view in the picture.
The taco on the left is therefore clearly false advertising, unless it's actually legal to pile all of the meat and cheese on one half of a taco in advertisements but not in the actual product.
4 coins? I must be missing something: 97 = 50 + 20 + 20 + 5 + 2
That's probably true, but it doesn't mean that Hollywood realizes it yet (much less acts on it). Things are changing so fast that big media producers are trying desperately to cling to every one of their distribution channels because they don't know which ones are going to dry up sooner or more quickly.
You guys aren't thinking cynically/paranoid enough. Clearly box office sales hype is a marketing tool used to boost DVD sales. There are a lot of people that don't bother going to the box office but that still look at how well a movie did there when deciding whether to buy it on DVD.


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Gwen Stefani Takes Her Harajuku Style to Target
Gwen Stefani's style is no longer just for grown-ups. The successful designer — and No Doubt frontwoman — announced today that she's partnering with Target to create Harajuku Mini, an affordable, two-installment collection for babies, children and tweens. The line will first debut in Target stores and on target.com on Nov. 13, with a second delivery in January. Prices will range from $3.99 to $29.99. "Harajuku Mini is a dream come true," Stefani told WWD. "I've always wanted to do a cool children's fashion line inspired by the supercute and playful kid's clothing you find in Japan." Stefani, herself a mom of two young boys, knows her customer well, and says the whole idea of the line "is about being creative, expressing your own individuality and having fun getting dressed." This marks the first time the designer, who's had success with her L.A.M.B. and Harajuku Lovers lines, has created clothes for babies and boys. "Target has given me the creative freedom to design kid's clothing that is different than most anything you usually see out there with great quality, attention to detail and most of all, available at amazing prices," Stefani said. Her collection follows recent collaborations between Target and brands like Calypso St. Barth, Petit Tresor and coming soon, Missoni.


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Boori: Universal 2 Door Wardrobe. Features include: 1 hanging rail. 1 shelf. Adjustable door hinges. Dimensions Height 182 x Width 113 x Depth 60cm
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Exclusions: Delivery is only available to mainland England, Scotland and Wales, and does not include delivery to Northern Ireland, Southern Ireland, Channel Islands, Isle of Man, the Scilly Isles, and the Scottish Highlands and Islands.
Our refund policy does not apply to furniture orders made on our website and you may only return furniture if you wish to cancel your contract with us, please see Cancellations for further details. This does not affect your statutory rights in respect of faulty or damaged furniture.


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Berklee Summer Concert SeriesTubby Love
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It's not the size of the band, it's the size of the Love. Ranging from acoustic soul to futuristic reggae fusion, Tubby Love is diversely devoted to consciously delivering a message of truth and love in his music. Love's constant quest for a greater purpose can be easily translated in songs like "Constant Motion" and "The Awakening." A graduate of Berklee College of Music, and recipient of the Scott Benson Award, Tubby Love has been blessed to share the stage with many of his influences such as Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad, Passafire, and the Aggrolites, and continues to make a name for himself in the future roots music scene. "I try not to box myself into a genre," he says during an interview at the Salem Jazz and Soul Festival, "What I play is music. I draw inspiration from everything." Outwardly expressing his love for experimental music, Tubby Love is constantly collaborating and combining new flavors, creating what some are calling a "Reggae Soul Revolution." He just calls it music.


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One of the world's foremost academicians and translators of English-Spanish texts will visit Texas A&M International University (TAMIU) April 21-27 and present a public lecture, "A World without Translation," on Thursday, April 25 at 5:30 p.m. at the Student Center Ballroom.
Dr. Julio César Santoyo Mediavilla, a professor of Translation Studies at the University of León, Spain is visiting the campus under a special grant from Humanities Texas.
The lecture is free of charge to the public and will be followed by a roundtable discussion with guest panelists.
Dr. Santoyo has translated into Spanish select works from Cather, Doyle, Irving, Kipling, London, Marlowe, O'Connor, Poe, Tolkien, Stevenson, and Wilde, among others. His research areas focus on translation studies in areas of history: ancient and medieval, bibliography, theory, reception, pseudo and self-translations and code switching.
In addition to his April 25 public lecture, Santoyo will be meeting with TAMIU undergraduate and graduate students and has scheduled some special class lectures.
Last year, the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board provided its approval for a new Masters degree in Language, Literature and Translation to be offered at TAMIU. It is now being offered as an online program.
Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Dr. Tom Mitchell, said the program is uniquely linked to the border region.
"It builds on the bilingual and bicultural idiosyncrasy of the border region, training students in dual-language and translation skills and at the same time providing them with intensive instruction in one or more disciplines of choice," Dr. Mitchell explained.
Dr. Santoyo's lecture will help to underscore the gains that superior translation skills makes possible in the world, he noted.
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No other democracy in the world has anything even vaguely resembling the presidential selection process that the United States has developed over the last four decades.
Lucky for them, because American democracy's existing presidential selection process is a civic and moral train wreck.
As of this writing, with a Democratic incumbent cruising to a second nomination, we are four states into the 2012 Republican presidential selection season. Per usual, the season started in earnest with the Iowa caucuses. In Iowa, Rick Santorum and Mitt Romney beat Ron Paul but lost to Ron Donatucci.
You are probably wondering: Ron Paul is the libertarian congressman from Texas, but who is Ron Donatucci?
Donatucci is Philadelphia's Register of Wills. In 2011, he was elected to that office with 121,374 votes. In the 2011 Iowa caucuses, the six Republican presidential contenders—Santorum, Romney and Paul, plus Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry and Michelle Bachmann—received a combined total of 114,446 votes.
Next up, as always, was New Hampshire. There Romney led the pack with 95,669 votes. If you add that to the nearly 30,000 votes Romney got in Iowa, the Republican presidential frontrunner would outpoll Donatucci, but he would still be in a virtual dead heat with Christine Solomon. She holds the office of Judge of the Philadelphia Traffic Court. In 2011 she won that post with 125,434 votes.
So we start our presidential selection sweepstakes by expending ungodly amounts of money and media time on two small-state contests that we know will be won with vote totals that could not even get you elected to down-ballot offices in any big city.
Then we move on to the Nevada caucuses (prior to the Nevada primary) and, of course, South Carolina, a mid-sized state with a primary electorate that is not exactly a demographic and ideological cross-section of the country. Though the television talking heads feign suspense, in South Carolina the most conservative major candidate unfailingly wins (as Gingrich did this year) or comes in a close second (as Mike Huckabee did behind John McCain in 2008).
Finally, it's four down and only 46 more to go, with Florida, a big state that tests each candidate's presidential timber in two ways. First, does he or she have what it takes to spend—or to have ostensibly independent "super PACs" spend—untold millions of dollars on hyper-negative ads that tear remaining opponents to pieces? (And here, I mean literally untold, since the super PACs need not report their sources until much later.) And second, can he or she pander shamelessly to Floridians age 65 and older?
Thereafter, the bizarre process by which we pick people to compete for the presidency only goes on longer, gets ever more expensive, becomes ever more negative and fosters ever deeper political polarization.
Our present-day presidential selection process reflects the perverse and unintended byproducts of successive attempts to reform and improve it. That began with well-meaning changes in each party's rules that prevented any candidate from doing what, for example, Democratic Vice President Hubert Humphrey did in 1968, namely, win a party's presidential nomination without running in and winning a single presidential primary. In both parties, the party bosses exited, and the pollsters and the campaign consultants and hyper-ideological activists entered. The process pushed the Republicans ever farther to the right and the Democratic Party ever farther to the left.
I see no solution, but I would favor having a single "Super-Super Tuesday" national primary that permits equal participation by all states and presents a fair compromise with the increased number of delegates that larger states send to the national conventions, much like the compromises during the original constitutional convention. Among other arguable drawbacks, that one-day drama would favor candidates with high name recognition and put at a disadvantage lesser-known candidates within each party. But it would, I believe, be better than the present system, and I have yet to hear any better ideas.
I agree with Mr. Dilulio that the existing presidential selection process "is a civic and moral wreck." Too often the wrong candidate ends up getting elected. At the risk of seeming biased in favor of one side over the other, see what happened the last time around. A man who had literally shed his blood in defense of the United States, was defeated by an ambitious and rhetorically mellifluent candidate who is likely to be reelected again, by an electorate made dizzy in the perfumery of promises, unmindful of the widespread civic and moral political wreck.
The insights of Mr. Dilulio may fumigate and purify the political filth afloat left, right and in-between, leading I hope to true conversion, which always involves turning one's self inside out, refocusing the Nation's moral compass on truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth! Will that ever happen? I have grave doubts rooted in the present mindset of the political barons controlling the mostly timid sheep (we the electorate) who repeatedly go to the slaughter without a whimper! At least so it seems to me.
Am I being overly pessimistic? I hope so, recalling however, the words of John Adams at the Constitutional Convention, where he warned against a democracy saying that, history shows that sooner or later democracy is suicidal, tending to destroy itself! God forbid, but look around and see what's happening in our Country! One hundred years from now, will the United States still exist as envisioned by our Founding Fathers and Mothers? Or will we destroy ourselves from within, allowing as a result dominance by foreign belligerency? Or will the United States disintegrate into separate independent nations ideologically far apart?
Will this be the evil spawn of a "Broken System" civilly and morally wrecked? How dreadful! I hope not.


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CFZ needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 96 designs submitted by 22 freelance designers.
CrossFit Zürich
We are the first CrossFit affiliate in Zürich, Switzerland. We both studied human movement science at the University of Zurich. our dream is to have a sport academy which includes gym (old school, no mashines, just crossfit and MMA). We want to keep the training short, simple and effective.
we are targeting all those who are fed up from commercial fitness centers. waisting their time with no succes. we are targeting those who wants to reach their goals and work hard. our clients are 16-106, housewifes, athlets, police, managers, fireworkers, MMA-fighters.....everybody
what we need is a logo.
we would prefer it in coulors black-orange or black-yellow.
to get an idea about crossfit, please got to http://www.crossfit.com ->affiliation blog->see different affiliates and their stuff->create a CrossFit Zurich logo.
thats all. feel free and creative...
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dressesinc needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
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We are a dress and shoe company selling online. We need a logo incorporating "DressesUSA.com" along with artwork appropriate for the fashion industry.
We are starting a new international website and need a logo incorporating "DressesUSA.com" along with a pic or artwork appropriate for a business selling gowns and womens shoes. We were the 1st dress co. online in 95' featuring our children's dresses.
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