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Robert Pattinson has revealed he had to train to run like a true action hero for new Twilight movie Eclipse.
The 24-year-old Hollywood heartthrob confessed to Reveal magazine his run in the first two Twilight films as brooding vampire Edward Cullen had been a bit weak, so he hit the treadmill.
Robert laughed: "I had to learn how to run properly. In the last two films, I ran in a limp/skip. I had to run more solidly this time so I spent a lot of time on a giant treadmill. It was like one of those things that mice run around in."
Robert also had to brush up on his fighting skills for a scene with new co-star Bryce Dallas Howard, who plays villain Victoria.
The actor admits he used a body double for the most dramatic parts, but movie bosses were still impressed with his action moves.
Robert revealed: "Weirdly, one of the producers told me: 'Wow, you look so enthusiastic in that fight scene. Much more than in any other one in the series'. It's always hard to do stuff with Bryce because she's the gentlest person and is always laughing. And she's afraid of hurting me!"
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For the first time in half a century, "Citizen Kane" has been displaced from its spot atop the Sight & Sound magazine poll of the best movies ever.
But to quote its titular character, it did pretty well under the circumstances.
Alfred Hitchcock's psychological thriller "Vertigo," with its lurid color and its theme of obsession, unseated Orson Welles' 1941 debut after it spent years slowly inching up the list.
The Sight & Sound poll of more than 800 film critics and other experts has been called by Roger Ebert "the only one most serious movie people take seriously."
"Kane," which Welles made at just 24 years old, came in at number two on it, 34 votes behind "Vertigo."
Yasujiro Ozu's 1953 family portrait "Tokyo Story" took third place, just ahead of Jean Renoir's 1939 glimpse into the French upper class, "The Rules of the Game."
Early German auteur F. W. Murnau's silent Hollywood epic "Sunrise" came in fifth, Stanley Kubrick's sci-fi classic "2001: A Space Odyssey" in sixth and John Ford's revenge western "The Searchers," starring John Wayne in a rare anti-hero role as an obsessed bigot, in seventh.
Rounding out the top ten were two silent films, Russian experimental film "Man with a Movie Camera" and Carl Dreyer's stark "Passion of Joan of Arc," and Federico Fellini's surreal yet comic meditation on filmmaking, "8 1/2."
The only film on the list made by a woman was Chantal Akerman's hyper-realist film about a widowed mother's daily life, "Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce 1080 Bruxelles," which tied with three other films at 35th.
"Vertigo" Tops Best Movie Poll, Ousting "Citizen Kane"
But to quote its protagonist, "Kane" did pretty well under the circumstances
For the first time in half a century, "Citizen Kane" has been displaced from its spot atop the Sight & Sound magazine poll of the best movies ever.

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AUGUSTA, Ga. – Something strange was going on Sunday morning at Augusta National Golf Club. Female golfers had taken over the place.
There were male golfers, too, but that wasn't the story. Not at this club, not on this day. Forty-four girls ages 7 to 15 had arrived to compete in the inaugural Drive, Chip and Putt Championship, with four of them being crowned winners in their age divisions.
They received something that would have been unthinkable even two years ago at Augusta: Equal treatment. Four girls champions. Four boys champions. Equal billing on the press release. The event logo featured the silhouettes of what appeared to be one girl and two boys – one driving, chipping and putting – but who really could quibble with that? (Maybe one is a girl with short hair?)
POWER RANKINGS:Top 20 for Augusta
Media coverage appeared to favor the girls more than the boys, if only because of the venue, which as recently as two years ago was criticized as one of the most egregious bastions of sexist behavior remaining in the wide world of sports.
No more. Augusta National as a champion for women in golf? Amazing, but true.
Change might take its sweet time at Augusta, but when it comes, it comes quickly.
It was two years ago this week that Augusta National Golf Club breathed some of its last breaths as the place that was trying so hard to exclude women from its ranks.
MORE:Nicklaus feels 'very bad' for Tiger
Chairman Billy Payne spent a significant amount of time in his annual Masters news conference that year speaking eloquently about the lack of growth in golf. The numbers are staggering: the game is believed to be losing as many as a million participants a year.
In his 2012 comments, he mentioned junior and international programs that the club champions, and even the creation of a video game.
"Impressive efforts, I hope, but not enough," he said. "We can do better."
Then came the questions from reporters, and there were a lot of them, and many sounded like this:
"Mr. Chairman, I note your concerns about the growth of golf around the world, and I also note that Augusta National is a very famous golf club. Don't you think it would send a wonderful message to young girls around the world if they knew that one day they could join this very famous golf club?"
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Then came Payne's answers, which sounded like this: "That deals with a membership issue, and I'm not going to answer it."
It was not good. Payne, the man who ran the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, the Games known as the "Women's Olympics," was twisting himself into a pretzel trying to explain how a club that didn't have any women members could somehow lead the way in welcoming new people (women, especially) to the game of golf.
It was an untenable situation that simply couldn't last much longer.
It didn't. Four-and-a-half months later, the club announced that former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and South Carolina financier Darla Moore had become its first female members. At last year's tournament, Rice especially was an omnipresent force, greeting players and fans throughout the week, becoming the face of the club's membership almost overnight.
And now, here were all those girls, driving, chipping and putting on Augusta's venerable grounds, right there with the boys. The event was conducted by the Masters, the PGA of America and the U.S. Golf Association, but where it was held, and when (four days before the start of the 2014 Masters), spoke volumes.
Whatever the reason – altruism, capitalism or just plain survival of the game – as Augusta goes, so goes the golf industry. Women and girls are a largely untapped demographic in a sport that is desperate for new participants. Bottom line: you can't discriminate against them anymore if you want to grow the game of golf.
"The game has a significant legacy of exclusion and elitism that we must confront," USGA president Thomas J. O'Toole said at the USGA's annual meeting in February, according to Golf World. "Frankly, the game is just not welcoming." He specifically mentioned women and minorities.
In little more than two months, the USGA will host the 2014 U.S. Open in Pinehurst, N.C. That's the men's national championship. The very next week, it will host the U.S. Women's Open on the same golf course.
That's a first.
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Steve McCool is Professor, Wildland Recreation Management, Department of Society and Conservation. He joined the faculty of the School of Forestry in 1977, after serving on the faculty of the University of Wisconsin—River Falls and Utah State University. He has held special assignment positions with the USDA Forest Service Northern Region office, the Supervisor's Office of the Flathead National Forest, and the Interior Columbia Basin Ecosystem Management Project. From 1987 to 1993 he served as the first Director of the University of Montana Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research. From 1995 to 1999 he also served as the Coordinator of the Recreation Management Program at the University of Montana.
In 2001, he completed an edited volume (with Neil Moisey of the University of Montana) titled "Tourism, Recreation and Sustainability: Linking Culture and the Environment" published by CAB International. This 18 chapter book explores analytical frameworks, issues of sustainability and provides examples of sustainable tourism projects around the globe. With Paul Eagles of the University of Waterloo, he wrote the textbook "Tourism in National Parks: Planning and Management", published by CAB International in 2004. Also, he is co-author of the IUCN Guidelines "Sustainable Tourism in Protected Areas: Planning and Management". This popular book was originally published in 2002, and has been translated into Spanish, Japanese and Korean.
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Yesterday I set out for my 12 miler. Yea, got to six miles and about passed out. I finished with about 8.2, and I was COOKED. I hadn't realized it was going to be SO hot when I took off, though I had my gu and a water bottle. I got to mile five and was starting to get a little lethargic. I slugged along and stopped to take my gu at mile six. This was the worst idea, once I stopped my knee locked up and wouldn't go much farther at all. I knew I would have to throw in the towel and resort to my sit ups back home. My knee is still giving me issues! It's the weirdest thing ever. Also my big toe has a huge blood blister on it. Disgusting. Then last night as I'm getting ready for bed I realized I have an AWFUL tank top tan from my run. Wow, lobster red too. I'm a wreck right now!
Tomorrow morning I'm going to try to go for seven again and see how I feel and then take it from there. Mr. R helped me figure out something to tape on my knee to try to help it when I run, he thinks it's some kind of tendinitis. My toe, well that is a whole different issue, but hopefully with time that little beast will get better.
Last night Mr. R and I walked along the pier down the street from my house.
Yea, you can say that I love where I live.
Also, about my last rant that I like to refer to as the Target post. I've contacted them twice concerning the bad service that I've received and they said, well, sorry, and that was that. Their attitudes made me think that it wasn't even a big deal that I was being treated so poorly. I will never give up on my love for Target, but I will go in there with a different mindset, especially after being treated so poorly at so many different targets.
Yes, I also finally found my lovechild I called the Vizio 22 inch flat screen. I had searched far and wide using the check stock online button (which failed me numerous times) and called a bunch of stores. It was at a weird hidden Target store, but they had it. I called them to check the stock, and they said they had one left. I raced over to the store. Oddly, the guy who was helping me said, oh yea, we have one in stock right now, do you want to wait for me to get it from the stock room or not. YES! I will wait, what kind of question is that? Oh well, the TV is now in my room and I can watch all my shows from the comfort of my bed. Like last night, how I fell asleep watching the World Series of Poker Final Tournament in Europe. Sadly, I just admitted that.
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Last week, I talked about what Microsoft was doing for the Olympics and questioned whether it would all pay off. According to NBC, loads of viewers are tuning in; it's as if the users participating in the video explosion on the Internet have simply said "Olympics? Sure, we'll watch that too."
Among other things, Microsoft is hoping that this embrace will mean a surge in Silverlight installs. The NBC video player, which streams content in 350kbits and 650kbits bitrates using Windows Media Services, is built using Silverlight 2 Beta 2. The Olympics Silverlight application is written using managed code on top of the .NET Framework subset included with Silverlight (all UI in the application is built using WPF). While the Olympics are only just beginning and it's really hard to say how well Silverlight will come out at the end, early numbers show that Microsoft has something to be proud of.
According to data eWeek has obtained, Silverlight is being downloaded 8 million times per day. Compare that to 10 million downloads a day from Flash, Olympics or not, and the number doesn't seem that huge. However, for a fairly new technology, it's something to write home about. So the download numbers are quite high, but that's not the only metric that has to be looked at. Is Silverlight living up to the task of the Olympics? Apparently, it is. On August 11 alone, Silverlight managed to deliver 250TB of data without any major problems. There have been scattered reports of performance issues but these are rare and are most likely due to the fact Silverlight 2 is still in beta; the final version of Silverlight 2 is still targeted for a "late summer" release.
Microsoft claims that it and NBC are enabling viewers to watch more than 3,500 hours of Olympics coverage, 3,000 of those hours being live coverage. NBC has HD cameras in Beijing that capture each event from multiple angles. That video content is then sent to teams of people in control rooms and producers that will do real-time shot selection, after which the video is encoded. Commentary and the play-by-play meta data are then included in by dozens of analysts, and then finally viewers see the video content. All of this is done very, very quickly and content is supposedly seen in almost real-time.
US viewers (NBC only covers the Olympics for the US) who can't typically watch their favorite Olympic sports can now watch basically everything that happens. On NBC Olympics they can either see it live, or even after they've already missed it. The site reportedly attracts over 6 million users daily. On average, users stay about 15 to 20 minutes per visit. These happy new users so far have a very high opinion of both NBC and Silverlight.


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Kelp Stock from 'Hiroko's American Kitchen'
This simple kelp stock is used in the Braised Daikon and Vegetables with Sumiso Bagna Cauda in Hiroko's American Kitchen by Hiroko Shimbo. It can also be used in place of vegetable stock in other dishes.
Reprinted with permission from Hiroko's American Kitchen: Cooking with Japanese Flavors by Hiroko Shimbo, copyright 2013. Published by Andrews McMeel Publishing, LLC. All rights reserved. Available wherever books are sold.
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- Yield:Makes 8 cups
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- 8 cups cold water
- 1 ounce kelp (two 4 by 7-inch sheets)
Pour the water into a large bowl. Wipe the kelp with a moist, clean kitchen towel to remove any sand or impurities. Do not wipe off the white mannite powder. Add the kelp to the bowl (you may need to break the kelp into pieces to fit into the bowl). Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight.
Remove the kelp from the water and reserve for a second stock preparation. On the ends of the swollen kelp you will see some oozing of a slimy liquid. This is a healthful, dietary fiber and a portion of it has already been dissolved in the stock. If a greenish slimy substance is leaking out into the water and is clouding the stock, it is a sign that you are using poor-quality kelp, as stock prepared from good-quality kelp will be clear in appearance. If necessary, strain the stock through a sieve lined with a moist, sturdy paper towel to remove any impurities. The stock is then ready to be used, or it can be refrigerated for 2 to 3 days or frozen for up to 2 months.
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Western blot analysis of extracts from HeLa cells, transfected with 100 nM SignalSilence® Control siRNA (Unconjugated) #6568 (-), SignalSilence® Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase 1 siRNA I #6224 (+) or SignalSilence® Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase 1 siRNA II (+), using Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase 1 Antibody #4190 and α-Tubulin (11H10) Rabbit mAb #2125. The Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase 1 antibody confirms silencing of Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase 1 expression while the α-Tubulin (11H10) Rabbit mAb is used as a loading control.
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SignalSilence® Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase 1 siRNA II from Cell Signaling Technology (CST) allows the researcher to specifically inhibit Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase 1 expression using RNA interference, a method whereby gene expression can be selectively silenced through the delivery of double stranded RNA molecules into the cell. All SignalSilence® siRNA products from CST are rigorously tested in-house and have been shown to reduce protein expression by western analysis.
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• Passion, knowledge and involvement in yoga, and/or other fitness, health or sports activities required. We expect you as part of the Leadership Team to be enrolled in participating in weekly fitness activities in and out of the store with the store team
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• Strong sense of personal style and athletically minded
• Extraordinary proven leadership capabilities – Entrepreneurship – an Ability to make decisions and take calculated risks
• Ability to inspire a team – Leaders create a future that wouldn't have existed otherwise
• Take full responsibility and accountability for their lives and results – Live a life they love
• Integrity – Do what they say they will do, by when they say they will do it
• Open to giving & receiving feedback – they feel there is always more to learn and have a willingness to admit mistakes
• Excellent team player – always in the game right along with their people
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• Responsible and dependable
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Traditional Witchcraft and the Occult: Can Witchcraft Really Help You to Achieve Wealth and Success?
Many people – probably most people – doubt that witchcraft can be used for prosperity or success.
Those who do believe are often inclined to see witchcraft only as a self-help tool, something that can be used to clear out old thought patterns, leading to more positive thoughts and success in financial and career endeavors.
While witchcraft undoubtedly has an effect on the person performing it and it may well be used to reprogram the brain for success the ways the positive thinking cult gurus claim, however, this is not the main purpose of witchcraft.
Witchcraft is primarily used to affect the outside environment, to destroy negative forces around us, to clear the path to success of all obstacles, to destroy those who would oppose our success and to arrange affairs in the world in our favor.
Thinking positive is simply not enough. While there are powerful mental forces in the the universe, mere thoughts are not powerful enough to have an effect on the outer environment. There must be great force behind the thoughts – or the will. Successfully using that power consistently comes from an understanding of the occult sciences.
A lot of people who were skeptics before trying a spell in to get money in an emergency situation are amazed at how effective it can be. Maybe they have a sudden expense come up and they need a particular sum. After working a spell, they get that exact amount of money to the penny. This is a common story, but all too often people stop there.
But, in order to get the best results out of prosperity spells, they should be worked very regularly. Moreover, it is important to develop a plan of action involving witchcraft for creating a more financially stable life beginning by clearing out any hexes that may have been placed upon you, clearing out obstacles, meeting your immediate obligations, then finally accumulating wealth so you can live the life you always dreamed of.
The book, Spells for Money and Wealth, shows you how to do this.
Although a lot of people are suffering right now because of the current economy, not everyone is at the same place financially.
If you are in debt, you will need to do a little more work than someone who is not. First of all, you must destroy any hexes or other adversarial energy, which may be intelligences or thought forms, that may be working against you. Once you've done that, you must destroy obstacles in your outer environment.
Then, you must get a steady flow of money coming through your door. While Spells for Money and Wealth contains spells for emergency situations, it is ideal to get far enough ahead that emergencies are either rare or non-existent. The regular practice of witchcraft for prosperity helps to bring a steady flow of money into your bank account. After this, you can begin to accrue wealth.
While you can accomplish a great deal under your own occult power, it is important to have powerful spiritual allies who can arrange circumstances in the physical world in your favor. Alliances with the dead, the saints, the deities of the ancient world and other powerful spirits can help you accomplish specific goals.
This and more is discussed in Spells for Money and Wealth.
Learn How to Cast a Magic Spell for Prosperity and Financial Success
Are you unhappy with your present financial situation?
Would you like more money?
Would you like a better job, a raise or a promotion?
Are there things you would like to buy, but you need more money?
Do you want to be surrounded by other successful and wealth people?
Would you like to never have to worry about having enough money, again?
Here's the opportunity to end your money problems forever…
This is the original book of Spells for Money and Wealth by author, researcher and occultist, Angela Kaelin.
Maybe you have already asked yourself why some people seem to enjoy a life of luxury and have the knack of making money easily.
A few of these successful people are famous or run famous companies, but most are just ordinary men and women – just like you or me who somehow seem to have the mysterious power to attract money, good fortune, riches and success.
It is a fact that many people are still using witchcraft today.
Now, this genuine powerful occult knowledge is offered at a price you can afford!
While more people are becoming interested in witchcraft and the occult, many are quickly disappointed because they try a magic spell and it doesn't work or they buy a useless lucky charm and soon realize that they have wasted their money.
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Comedy Central's Jon Stewart will host a Q&A session with the surviving members of rock band Nirvana to celebrate the 20th anniversary of its album "Nevermind."
Stewart will host the event on SiriusXM for two hours on Sept. 24. It will feature fans, Nirvana band members Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic, and Butch Vig, the producer behind "Nevermind." Kurt Cobain, the band's lead singer, committed suicide in 1994.
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Top Arnhem attractions
- Netherlands Open-Air Museum and National Heritage Museum: an outdoor museum and park featuring antique houses, farms and factories from different parts of the Netherlands.
- Park Sonsbeek: an expansive park and network of gardens, with an 18th-century mansion, fountains, a water mill and a beautiful tea house.
- Burgers' Zoo and Safari Park: a 45-hectare zoo, one of the biggest in the country, which boasts over 500 unique species.
- John Frost Bridge: a road bridge over the Lower Rhine at Arnhem named after Major-General John Dutton Frost, who commanded the British forces that reached and defended the bridge during the Battle of Arnhem in World War 2.
- Arnhem War Museum: a private museum dedicated to the Second World War in and around Arnhem, displaying a diverse collection of Allied and German documents, uniforms, weapons and many non-military objects.
What's the best way to get around Arnhem?
Travelling around Arnhem is pretty simple and, to be perfectly honest, renting a car is the best way to experience it. That being said, a well-oiled bus service covers most of the major areas, including many of the smaller but no less charming towns and villages.
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Make sure to bring your sunglasses and sun cream if you visit Arnhem during July, as average temperatures climb to 17°C (63°F). Visiting in the winter months requires a different approach; warm coats and hats make the average temperature of 3°C (37°F) a little easier to deal with in January!
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If you were one of the millions that watched the epic USA-Canada hockey game tonight, you undoubtedly noticed Canadian hockey phenom Jarome Iginla, responsible for feeding the perfect pass to Sidney Crosby who scored Canada's 3-2 OT win. Iginla, the the first black captain in NHL history, was only one of only four players on Team Canada's roster that also won gold in Salt Lake City in 2002.
Iginla tells the Vancouver Sun that he didn't see Crosby and only heard his voice:
Fighting off a check from Ryan Suter and with his back towards the play, Iginla was unable to see Crosby skating into the slot for the give-and-go. But he listened for where his linemate was on the ice. And after hearing his nickname being screamed, the Calgary Flames captain wheeled around and fed Crosby a perfect pass before being knocked to the ice. "I just tried to let him know where I was," Crosby said of Iginla. "He outmuscled the guy. That's basically what it came down to; a one-on-one battle and he won it and we were able to capitalize on it."
"We were talking all tournament to keep communicating," added Iginla. "We were saying all the time to let me know if he was open and stuff. He let me know there. He was screaming." When he got up, all of Canada Hockey Place was screaming.
The Calgary Flames captain adds: "I'm very proud to be Canadian, to be part of these Olympics, to part of this team... And you know what I'm really proud of? To join the Canadians in setting that record. ... We were looking for our first one at home and then all of a sudden we're setting a record. To be part of that I'm very proud and it's an awesome feeling."


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PRAYER FOR YOU: Dear Lord, help me to stand strong in these difficult days. I know that in the end, YOU…and YOU alone will have the final word. Give me boldness and courage to stand for you as evil abounds. In the name of Jesus I pray. AMEN!!!
Back during the Reagan Presidency, Nancy Reagan came out with the infamous campaign against drugs, "Just Say No." It was simple but powerful since it zeroed in on the fact that we all have the ability to say "no." This ability to say "no" is something the world has always had a problem with. The "deny thyself no pleasure" mindset is not only straight from the pits of hell, but is embraced and promoted by the media. We live in a culture that makes fun of those who say "no," a culture that has told the lie long enough and loud enough that people have forgotten they can say NO!
Have you ever been driving down the road and a voice inside told you to make a sharp left into the car next to you? Have you ever been walking in the mall and didn't like the way the person in front of you looked and you wanted to tell them so? Have you ever been in a meeting at work or a class at school and wanted to start yelling at the top of your lungs? I can guarantee you that everyone reading this today has had some kind of extreme thought to do something completely bizarre, anti-social, potentially lethal, and completely out of character. For however long that fleeting thought was in your head, quickly your brain said NO!
Let's forget those extreme thoughts we all have from time to time. How about you are out of town on business and are approached by an attractive person of the opposite sex? How about you are working on a deal at work and find a way to overcharge a client in a way they will never know about? How about you are alone at home one evening and get the desire to go look at porn on your computer or the TV? How about being out some night and decide to drive home even though you have had too much to drink? Now we are talking about more realistic choices that most face in their lives. As you are presented with these choices, does your brain say NO? A more important question, do you listen if it does?
The vast majority of the over 40,000 prayer requests we receive each day here at Liveprayer are from people who didn't say "no." Again, this prevailing mindset that we have to give in to every pleasure, every urge, is not something new. We see it in the Garden of Eden as Adam and Eve both refused to say "no" when confronted with the opportunity to disobey God. We see it in the very first sin when satan had the thought to be like God and he didn't say "no" to that thought. Throughout human history man has had a difficult time saying "no."
Some people have questioned God and why He just didn't create us to always obey Him. God created us with the free will to make our own choices, otherwise, we would be little more than pre-programmed robots. I can't tell you why God created us with free will, the ability to obey Him or rebel against Him, but one reason I am certain of is that without free will we would be incapable of loving God on our own. The fact is He is God, our Creator, and we should do our best each day to honor Him with our lives. That means with the choices we have to make each and every day.
Throughout each day, we are all confronted with hundreds, even thousands of choices. Every time we make a choice we have the opportunity to say to God, "I love you!" When you break it down, that is really what we are saying each time we make a choice. We are either saying "I love God," or "I love myself more than God." Now listen closely since I am about to expose a great lie of satan. Satan says if you love yourself, don't deny yourself anything. Don't forget satan's stated goals, "to kill, steal, and destroy."
Satan wants to help you say "no" to God just like he did Adam and Eve because he knows your rebellion to God will hurt you. I have told you before satan is the great justifier. He will always help you justify saying "no" to God. The truth is, God loves you and only wants the best for you. When you say "no" to sin and follow God, you are not only saying "I love you God," you are also saying you love yourself. The lie of satan is that by saying "no" you are loving yourself when he knows you are actually hurting yourself, but the truth of God is that when you say "no" to sin you are not only honoring God but honoring yourself since our blessings follow our obedience!!!
I love you and care about you so much. I know we live in a world that tells the masses every day to never say "no." The world teaches that you only live once so don't ever deny yourself whatever pleasure comes your way. Like all of satan's lies, that is partly true. We do only live once. However, not all of the pleasure that comes our way is something that will help our life, in many cases it can destroy our life. That is why it is so critical to start each day in prayer, in the Word, so that throughout the day as you are making all of those choices we all make each day, your choices will honor God. Often, to honor God we have to simply say "no."
I will be praying for you today. Praying that as you go throughout the rest of this day and are confronted with the various choices you have to make, you will have the courage and the strength to say "NO!"
In His love and service,
Your friend and brother in Christ,
Bill Keller
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On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918, the armistice between Germany and the Allies came into effect, bringing an end to hostilities in World War I. One year later, President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed November 11th Armistice Day in honor of those who served, a tradition that continues to this day as Veterans Day in the United States.
Sunday afternoon was Louisville's second annual Veterans Day Parade, held along Main Street between Fourth and Ninth streets. Participants included representatives from the Armed Forces, Sons of Confederate Veterans, Derby City Truck Club, the Kilroy Chapter of the Military Vehicle Preservation Association, and the Civil Air Patrol among others. Festivities began at 1:30 p.m. with a musical presentation at Ninth and Main, followed by a flyover of C-130s from the Kentucky Air National Guard at 2 p.m. to signal the start of the parade.
At the parade's conclusion, groups including the Tuskegee Airmen, Montford Point Marines and the Order of the Purple Heart were given special recognition by the organizers of the event in front of the Frazier History Museum near the "40 et 8" boxcar honoring the Train de la Reconnaissance Française, provided by the Kentucky Railway Museum in New Haven, Ky. Representatives from UAW Local 862 and Ford also gave brief speeches honoring those who served in the United States armed services.
Representative John Yarmuth (D-Ky.) and Mayor Greg Fischer each spoke of the commitment Louisville had towards all of its veterans, from Humana's goal of hiring 1,000 veterans – with 900 already hired -- to the University of Louisville's helping veteran students make a smooth transition from military to student life. The celebration then came to a close with a performance of "Sentimental Journey" by vocal group The Ladies of Liberty.
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If you thought the mom jeans skit on Saturday Night Live was funny, you'll love the new book How Not to Act Old by Pamela Redmond Satran. After you finish cringing slash laughing at these nine pieces of advice, e-mail the link to your mom. Trust us, she'll thank you. And more importantly, she'll stop saying, "Let's hook up later!"
Mom Tip #1
Beware the Accidental "Hookup"
Is it meeting for coffee? Kissing? Having sex? Watching television together? Getting engaged? The point is that you should avoid using the term if you're not certain of its implications. As cool and casual as it may make you feel, it's probably best not to suggest to your boss that you hook up later on this evening. Maybe not smart to ask someone whether he hooked up with any of his old friends last night. Might not be wise to say wistfully to your neighbor that you wish you could hook up more often.
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Don't Have Black Friends, Gay Friends, Guy Friends, Jewish Friends, or Young Friends
Or white friends, straight friends, girl friends, Baptist friends, or old friends. No, you shouldn't turn into a racist, homophobic, sexist, anti-Semitic, ageist freak. But calling your friends "my black friends" or "my gay friends" is evidence that you're conscious of your friends as belonging to some special group, which is an outmoded way of looking at things. Friends are friends, and the modern way is to accept people as individuals and not identify them as anything other than "my friends."
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Learn to Type with Your Thumbs
Classic old-people behavior: dialing and typing on a phone with your index finger. No, no, no. You've got to pretend that your index finger doesn't even exist. Forget the middle, ring, and pinky fingers, too. The young way to dial your phone or to text or type on your BlackBerry or iPhone is with your thumbs. Yes, exclusively with your thumbs.
Mom Tip #4
No Bras the Size of Wyoming
Let's just quickly run over the elements your bra cannot have: no elastic thick and strong enough to support a bungee jumper; no more than two — or, in extreme cases, three — hooks in back; no cups so capacious they totally rule out the possibility of cleavage; no quadriboob; no back fat.
Mom Tip #5
Don't Facebook Old
Okay, so maybe you think you're oh-so-cool because you're on Facebook. But beware of this common mistake: formal portraits. Is your official Facebook picture the one your company's HR department keeps on file? Is it the headshot from your book jacket, or maybe your official wedding picture? Using any kind of posed, professional picture as your main Facebook photo is old. Your Facebook picture should be slightly tilted, somewhat blurry, and should feature you smiling but not that you think anyone's watching, designed to make the rest of the world envious of how totally awesome life can be, but only for you.
Mom Tip #6
Don't Yell into Your Cell Phone
Old people talk into their cell phones as if the phone was a tin can attached to a string, and the string was so long that the person with his ear pressed to the other tin was in China. Although cell phones are extremely tiny and not connected to any wires, they're really more efficient than that. You can speak in a normal voice — no, in a softer than normal voice — and the other person will hear you. We promise. Ssssh. That's better.
Mom Tip #7
Don't Fear the Thong
All right, you know you're not supposed to wear granny panties. But bikinis won't cut it either. Opt for the thong. Yeah, they make you feel completely exposed — like you're hardly wearing any underwear at all. But listen, that's the next step: going commando, la Britney. So think of thong-wearing as a compromise in sexiness.
Mom Tip #8
Don't Be Shocked by a Touch of Girl-on-Girl
Hold on to your knickers, Grandma: Lots of girls kiss other girls these days, and I'm not talking air kisses. And I mean straight girls. I mean very straight girls, such as pledged virgins who are looking to explore the boundaries of their sexuality without crossing over that thin pink line.
Mom Tip #9
Don't Plan
When old people want to go on vacation to, say, Italy next summer, what do they do? They buy tickets. Book a hotel. Research restaurants and make reservations. If you want not to act old, you've got to be a little looser than that — nay, a lot looser. Decide what you're going to do on the spur of the moment, depending on how you feel. Make travel arrangements on the fly. Throw out your calendars and datebooks. Be here now.


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To all our participants, sponsors, volunteers, friends, and family, we'd like to extend our most sincere thanks. The four years of Bright Night were more successful than we imagined in many ways.
We began Bright Night to celebrate our dear friend Emily Bright, whom we lost in 2008 to ovarian cancer. As a result of your support, we raised almost $50,000, which was used to establish an endowment in Emily's name at the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center to support the ongoing research and treatment of ovarian cancer.
Though we have enjoyed being a part of Greenville's event calendar and its strong running community, we announced after the 2013 event that we're turning out the lights.
With the help of wonderful people and organizations, we've created something lasting to honor Emily, which was our goal from the start. But we could not have done it without help. We want to especially thank Young & Associates for event management and timing, Greater Greenville Community Foundation for helping establish and manage our Bright Light Fund, Moe's Southwest Grill for graciously hosting the race, and Overton's and Greenville OB-GYN for generously sponsoring the event all four years.
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Brace yourself for some dramatic new evidence about innovation and entrepreneurship – and and circle the dates October 16 and 17 on your calendar.
Propelling leading-edge ideas about competitiveness, Professor Mariana Mazzucato will be among the luminaries at a major conference at the World Bank in mid-October, organized by the Bank's global practice on Competitive Industries. An all-star array of policymakers, academics, business leaders and development practitioners will focus on today's top global economic-policy challenge: spurring growth and job creation.
Exploring "Making Growth Happen: Implementing Policies for Competitive Industries," the conference in the Bank's Preston Auditorium will include Mazzucato among
some of the world's foremost analysts of competitiveness. A professor at the University of Sussex in the U.K., Mazzucato's iconoclastic new book – "The Entrepreneurial State: Debunking Public vs. Private Sector Myths" – is now rocking the economics world. Mazzucato's insights are forcing a rethinking about the essential role of the public sector in driving the investments that are shaping the modern economy.
Public sector? Shaping the economy? Yes, you read that right: Mazzucato amasses persuasive evidence that the government-funded development and deployment of advanced technologies has been pivotal in changing the economic landscape.
Government's role as a growth catalyst has been just as creative as the role of the private sector – and perhaps even more venturesome. Despite their buccaneering bravado, for-profit firms have lately shied away from high-stakes, high-risk investments in unproven technologies. Mazzucato refutes the defeatist dogma that claims, falsely, that public-sector investment can never do anything right.
The myth of the lonely inventor, toiling in obscurity until a "Eureka!" moment suddenly strikes, has been overtaken in recent years by the reality of large-scale, long-term, taxpayer-financed research initiatives. Government-led innovation programs – notably, the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) – have recently been much bolder entrepreneurs than the allegedly swashbuckling private sector.
Laggards at risk-taking, profit-minded corporations often embrace new products and processes only after government-funded agencies have taken the big risks of developing them and patiently proving that they can work, asserts Mazzucato. "From the development of aviation, nuclear energy, computers, the internet, the biotechnology revolution, nanotechnology and green technology today, it has been the state, not the private sector, that has often engaged with the most high-risk entrepreneurial activities, kick-starting and developing the engine of growth."
Skeptical? Consider the public role in these three areas of transformative innovation:
First: Consider everybody's favorite example of technology-driven innovation: the gadget-filled i-Phone. A misguided but widespread belief is that Steve Jobs' lonely ingenuity and can-do drive exemplified everything that's noble about the risk-taking spirit of fearless corporate visionaries. Yet that mythology ignores reality, argues Mazzucato: Every major feature within the i-Phone – touch-screen technology, the Global Positioning network, the Siri digital assistant, and of course the very Internet on which the i-Phone piggybacks – was developed at taxpayer expense by such agencies as DARPA, the National Science Foundation and the Central Intelligence Agency. Jobs' success was in packaging and marketing the various pieces of taxpayer-funded technology. Apple itself, like many now-giant firms, accelerated from startup to stardom after receiving financing from the the Small Business Innovation Research Program, a consortium of 12 federal departments and agencies that awards taxpayer funds to innovative young companies.
Second: Consider recent medical breakthroughs in the pharmaceutical sector, which are widely assumed to be the brainchild of high-risk investment by Big Pharma firms. Wrong again, Mazzucato reminds us: "In pharmaceuticals, it is the state, through the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in the United States or the Medical Research Council in the U.K., that has funded most of the priority rated new molecular entities (innovative drugs), with private pharma concentrating on slight variations of existing ones." Noting that the NIH has been funding pharma research since 1938 – spending about $30 billion annually over the past four years – Mazzucato points out (by measuring drugs approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration between 1993 and 2004) that three-quarters "of the 'radically innovative drugs' [were] researched in nationally funded laboratories. Whereas drug companies focus their efforts on 'me-too' drugs – varieties of proven, profitable drugs – governments will take on potentially game-changing 'new molecular priorities,' despite the risks involved." The NIH's approach is applauded even by many hardened opponents of catalytic public-sector investment – like George Will, whose conservative columns in the Washington Post routinely inveigh against any activist government role in the economy, no matter how well-targeted it may be. Even Will, embracing activist logic, recently hailed the far-sighted investments of the NIH: "In the private sector, where investors expect a quick turnaround, it is difficult to find dollars for a 10-year program. The public sector, however, with its different time horizon, can fund for the long term, thereby drawing young scientists into career trajectories and collaborations [that are] impossible elsewhere." Discarding his usual libertarian liturgy, Will groused that the NIH's vital research is now being undermined by "the intentional irrationality by which the [anti-federal-spending] sequester is being administered" amid Congress' latest budget tantrum.
Third: Consider the paeans to private-sector perseverance in the recent obituaries of George P. Mitchell, the Texas entrepreneur who revolutionized the energy sector by popularizing hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling, which have tapped vast new supplies of lower-cost natural gas. Yet that popular mythology overlooks a key factor, documented by researchers at the Breakthrough Institute: Mitchell indeed experimented with new drilling technologies – but the R&D had been organized by the U.S. government. Starting in the Ford and Carter Administrations, efforts by the Department of Energy (DOE), the U.S. Bureau of Mines, and the taxpayer-supported network of national research laboratories devised the technologies that Mitchell later applied. A public-private partnership through the Gas Research Institute helped perfect the techniques, while pro-innovation tax policy granted favorable federal tax treatment for R&D in the energy sector. "DOE started it, and other people took the ball and ran with it," according to Mitchell's former vice president and lead geologist. "You cannot diminish DOE's involvement." As the Breakthrough researchers assert: "Where Mitchell proved invaluable was engaging the work of government researchers and piecing together different federally-developed technologies to develop a commercial product." For decades, Mitchell had to battle many Capitol Hill nay-sayers who recoiled from any such efforts in "industrial policy."
There's the key point, illustrated by all three of those examples: Competitiveness strategies have long been a mainstay of every advanced economy – including the American economy, despite Washington's supposed phobia about federal activism. Only in Anglo-American political discourse does the phrase "industrial policy" trigger a Pavlovian ideological alarm: Laissez-faire nostrums, fomented on populist op-ed pages and in libertarian think tanks, relentlessly disparage government's effectiveness. Yet purist laissez-faire policies exist only in textbooks and partisan manifestos. In practice, the public sector – in every modern economy, including the United States – has long pursued active strategies to promote high-priority sectors of the economy.
"Industrial policy is back on the agenda," as Mazzucato asserted at a recent forum at Policy Exchange, a London-based think tank, and as she wrote in the New Statesman. "What I have called the 'entrepreneurial state' is not about fixing markets [with public-sector solutions correcting for obvious 'market failures'] but creating them. The state has acted in the past as catalyst, lead investor and creator (not just facilitator) of the knowledge economy. This requires far-sighted investments in technologies that are too risky for the private sector, such as offshore wind and carbon capture and storage. It also involves the creation of clear policy signals that increase business confidence in areas that are otherwise seen to be too high-risk."
Praised by the esteemed Martin Wolf of the Financial Times, Mazzucato asserts that some parts of the private sector – despite their self-congratulatory claims about bold risk-taking – have often been free riders atop the backs of the weary taxpayer. As Wolf notes in an enthusiastic book review, Mazzucato's analysis illuminates one of the critical economic distortions that led to the Great Crash of 2008: the privatization of rewards for profitable ventures, while failures usually leave the public sector holding the bag.
"Government has increasingly accepted that it funds the risks, while the private sector reaps the rewards," writes Wolf. "What is emerging, then, is not a truly symbiotic ecosystem of innovation, but a parasitic one, in which the most loss-making elements are socialised, while the profitmaking ones are largely privatised."
That parasitic pattern of risk aversion and profit maximization leads to a provocative thought: Since private firms have reaped the rewards of public investment – and since many "companies that benefit from the state . . . legally [contrive to] pay very little tax" to the public coffers of any country, thanks to clever tax-avoidance ploys – Mazzucato suggests that governments should consider adopting "a return-generating mechanism more direct than taxes." One option is having public agencies take equity stakes in new initiatives, as some Nordic governments do, so that the returns from successful ventures can be used to support additional startups, thus building innovation-led momentum. "You can bet that if even just .5 percent of the profits from the Internet came back to the state," Mazzucato noted in a recent TED Talk in Edinburgh, "that there would be so much more to spend on green technology now."
Neglecting the positive role that government can play, says Wolf of the Financial Times, "may well be the greatest threat to rising prosperity" in those Western nations that are now gripped by austerity-enforcing folly. Blind budget-cutting (as even the conservative George Will admits) now threatens to "starve" the valuable efforts of public-sector agencies like the NIH. Yet free-market fundamentalists, spouting ideological cant rather than considering hard evidence, recite only fatalistic lamentations about the (imagined) dangers of any type of public-private coordination.
Clear-sighted analysts – like Mazzucato and the other pragmatists assembling for the Bank's "Making Growth Happen" competitiveness conference in mid-October – remind policymakers and public-spirited business leaders to pursue a more enterprising agenda: to craft energetic, pro-growth policies that include a well-defined role for the public sector.
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Taylor has a particular fascination with 1950s pin-up art, an aesthetic he frequently applies to his drawings of superpowered ladies and fellows alike. And while he certainly plays with the pin-up physicality, it's the touch of a smirk and the way his characters are absorbed in their research and communications equipment that makes them especially intriguing.
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CARSON CITY – Long-time Republican political operative Sig Rogich said today that Sarah Palin is not a viable candidate for president in 2012.
Rogich, who was involved in the campaigns of Ronald Reagan and both Bush presidents, said Palin, a Tea Party favorite and former Republican Alaska governor, is unelectable.
"I'm not overly enamored with (Palin)," he said.
"As a candidate nationwide I don't think she is electable for a presidency, and I think that over time you will see reasons why," Rogich said.
Rogich made his comments in an interview on the Nevada NewsMakers television program.
Rogich said he does not believe a clear front-runner for the GOP in the 2012 presidential election has emerged yet.
Asked about possible choices within the GOP to face President Obama, Rogich mentioned former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee and Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour as potential candidates.
Rogich also headed up Republicans for Reid in the Nevada Senate race. U.S. Sen. Harry Reid easily won another term on Nov. 2, and Rogich said early on he did not believe the outcome of the contest against GOP challenger Sharron Angle was ever in doubt.
A lot of Nevadans, including moderate Republicans, thought Angle was eccentric and took positions that were not good for the state despite flawed polling that showed a much closer race, he said.
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There was a time when all you could get from playing beer pong was drunk.
Now, you can get rich, too.
What started out as a drinking game has blossomed into a nationwide competition with a $25,000 first prize, all for doing what millions of college kids do when they should be studying.
Tuesday night in Atlantic City, Michael Seviert and Byron Findley, of Sacramento, Calif., split the top prize as their team, Drinkin' Smokin' Straight West Coastin', bested all comers.
For those who never went to a frat party or stayed in a summer rental at the Jersey Shore, beer pong is a game in which two teams assemble at opposite ends of a table that has 10 plastic cups filled with beer arranged in a triangle formation at either end.
Shooters try to toss pingpong balls into the cups. If a ball goes in, the cup is taken off the table and a member of the opposing team has to drink the beer in it. The first team to get rid of all 10 of its opponents' cups wins. Of course, there's nothing other than a shortage of beer stopping players from starting a new game — over and over and over again.
But organizers of the World Beer Pong Tour hope the national tournament and $50,000 worth of prize money will help put a respectable face on the activity. Exhibit A: The cups in the tournament are filled with water, not beer. (The cups and balls do, however, carry the logo of GetBombed.com, a company that sells beer pong supplies and helps sponsor the tournament.)
"No one is here to get drunk or act like fools," said Sam Pines, commissioner of the tour and a beer pong fanatic who picked up the game at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., in 2006. "It's a little rowdy, but it's like any other sporting event. It's all about competition and skill."
Rich Patchett, 22, of New Bedford, Mass., and Pavel Braude, 23, of West Yarmouth, Mass., call their team Jewbacca. Their T-shirts depict the hairy "Star Wars" character wearing a yarmulke. Drinking is way down on the list for them.
"We definitely have the side beers going, but you don't fill up your cups with beer anymore," Patchett said. "That's totally '90s."
But not everyone got the message. Brian Bailey, a 25-year-old unemployed Maine resident, fancies himself the best beer-ponger on the planet. He and a pal call their team Shot-Callin' Ballers.
"I play all day with beer," said Bailey, who was one of about 100 contestants who looked like Eminem. "It's like, we get hammered and make cups all day. I drink all day, and I make cups all day. That's what I do. That's my life."
In the main ballroom of Resorts Atlantic City, the first legal casino to open in the United States outside Nevada in 1978, hundreds of competitors faced off across tables that were sopping wet from water having been spilled on them during games or practices.
Almost all contestants were males, most of them in their early 20s, and many wore T-shirts with the names and logos of their beer pong teams, including Bus Boys (We Clear Tables), Drunkenballers, Drunk and Drunker, Fizz and We're What Willis Was Talkin' 'Bout!
In the same ballroom where Itzhak Perlman gave a classical violin recital, gangsta rap blasted over speakers at Volume 139. There was plenty of finger-pointing, fist-pumping and crotch-grabbing as matches heated up.
At 29, Antonio Vassilates, of North Arlington, N.J., is an old man on the beer pong tour, but he made a name for himself by winning a tournament three years ago. He plays in a rage, bouncing up and down, screaming at opponents and fans, arms flailing, veins on his neck bulging.
"I play with a lot of raw emotion, trying to get pumped, get excited," he said. "It's not about the drinking. It's about the skill. Actually not a lot of players get drunk while they do this. It's a lot harder to do anything if you're drunk. The kids who know this is a growing sport take it seriously. It is a real sport."
If that's so, then Thomas Reap may be the Michael Jordan of beer pong. The 22-year-old from Virginia Beach, Va., has deadeye aim, and his 6-foot-6-inch frame gives him a great downward angle for his shots. He sank 20 balls in a row into cups. As a video camera rolled, he showed off by pulling his knit ski cap down over his face, covering his eyes — and sinking a perfect shot into a cup at the other end of the table.
Outside of tournaments, when the cups are filled with beer, people love to go up against his team.
"We're the best in the world, so they have to drink a lot," Reap said.
He's also particularly good at distracting an opponent, a tactic employed by many beer pong competitors who wave their arms in the air above the cups their opponents are shooting at, scream, yell, hop up and down, insult their foes' masculinity, question their parentage and even dis their hairstyles.
"It's allowed," Reap said. "As long as you don't put your hands on the table. It works. If you win the mental game before it even begins, chances are you'll win the real game."
Aside from the tank top-clad Pong Divas hired by the event, few women were at the finals, and most were there to root on their boyfriends. One woman tried to enter the ballroom without paying the admission fee, only to be rebuffed by a security guard.
"Oh, come on!" she whined. "It's my birthday! That room is full of drunk guys!"
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I got my start in my programming career over 7 years ago developing web applications as part of the intranet group for a Fortune 500 company. The group was switching from developing in Haht (I believe back then it was some type of vbscript) to Java (JSPs and Servlets). I joined the group at the moment they switched to Weblogic 5.1, JDK 1.3, and Oracle 8i (I think). It was a fast paced environment as we cranked out one internal application after another. Of course back then I wasn't the best web developer, but by the time I left I felt pretty confident in being able to hold my own (but humble at the same time).
One thing that always stayed the same throughout creating each one of those applications was the ability to rapidly develop them. What do I mean by rapidly develop? To me this means making a change and being able to switch to my browser and verify that change and repeating that hundreds of times a day.
That is how things were when I moved on 5 years later: (change + save + refresh) x 100s. Now it has been around 2 years since I have developed a real web application and for some reason that process has disappeared. For some reason my fellow J2EE developers have come to accept the process of rebuilding and hot deploying or even restarting the application server FOR EVERY CHANGE! Thousands or even millions of minutes are lost everyday by J2EE developers out there producing software like this. And to that I say, not good enough.
Maybe I am missing something; if so please enlighten me by commenting to this post. Take the JBoss Application Server (AS) 4.2.1 for example. I have tried finding better ways to deploy a WAR (exploded or bundled) on JBoss with no luck. The best I can come up with is increasing the JVMs PermSpace for better hot deployment (article), but I am still left with having to rebuild the WAR and copying it over. And sooner or later I have to restart the server. What a waste.
At one time there use to be a really slick maven 1 tomcat plugin made by codeczar.com that supported the ability to tell tomcat where your webapp was, preventing you from having to rebuild and redeploy. It was a huge time saver, but unfortunately this plugin is no longer supported (see here). If you are curious you can still get this plugin here thanks to Google Cache. The documentation has also been copied here.
Where does that leave me? Any language that lets me develop at a fast rate. Even if I lose tons of reusable components. I would imagine the time I save not rebuilding/redeploying more than makes up for reusable components and other goodies J2EE offers. In fact that has been the main reason for my personal quest to learn Grails and Rails. To me these languages offer the ability to deliver faster and cheaper and I believe this article supports that. If I had to start a new web project I would definitely look long and hard at either Grails or Rails.