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I've done a couple of 5 day work events with ONDA. One was at Hart Mountain NWR removing old fencing, the other taking wilderness inventory at Owyhee River. Both great experiences.
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The purpose of this thread is to inform people of volunteer opportunities. I moved the discussion about how much wilderness is too much to its own thread in the lounge and closed this thread. Please continue that discussion there.
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Two decades after Salman Rushdie's The Satanic Verses earned him a death warrant in the Muslim world, the outspoken author gets knighted by the Queen of England. His PR outside the West, however, could use some help. In case you missed the Wall Street Journal this weekend, here's a snippet:
Another Friday in Peshawar, Quetta and Karachi—and as if on cue, the hoarse, bearded and pyromaniacal pour out of the mosques into the streets armed with Union Jacks and effigies of Queen Elizabeth II, Tony Blair and the newly knighted Sir Salman Rushdie.
Having protested Danish cartoons and popish detours into Byzantine history to the point of exhaustion, the proverbial Muslim street is once again seething. Pakistan's minister of religious affairs said Mr. Rushdie's award justified suicide bombings, while a group of traders in Islamabad banded together to place a $140,000 bounty on his head. Fathi Sorour, the speaker of Egypt's parliament, declared that, "Honoring someone who has offended the Muslim religion is a bigger error than the publication of caricatures attacking Prophet Muhammad." Malaysian protesters besieged the British high commission (embassy) in Kuala Lumpur chanting, "Destroy Britain" and "Crush Salman Rushdie." With the irony perhaps lost in translation, Iran, whose president thinks nothing of threatening to wipe Israel off the map, condemned the award and called it a clear sign of (that mysterious new ailment) "Islamophobia."
For many of us, however, her majesty's conferral is a welcome example of something that has grown exceedingly rare: British backbone. After years of kowtowing to every fundamentalist demand imaginable—from accommodating the burqa in schools and colleges to re-orienting prison toilets to face away from Mecca—the British seem to be saying enough is enough. Nobody expects Mr. Rushdie to be awarded the Nishan-e-Pakistan, the Collar of the Nile or Iran's Islamic Republic Medal, but in Britain, as elsewhere in the civilized world, great novelists are honored for their work. A pinched view of the human condition or poorly imagined characters may harm your prospects. Blasphemy does not.
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"Follow Me: The Yoni Netanyahu Story," a powerful new documentary, is an intimate journey into a young hero's mind. As told through Yoni Netanyahu's own letters and words, audiences see beyond this tough soldier's exterior and into a deep inner personality where heroism, duty, love, turmoil, and doubt raged. The film features never-before-seen footage and interviews with his friends, family, and military colleagues, including Benjamin Netanyahu, Ehud Barak, and Shimon Peres. Watch the trailer at: http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/independent/followme/
The film opens May 4 in Washington, DC at the Avalon Theater. Tickets are available for advance purchase at the Avalon website: http://www.theavalon.org/filmspecific/?ttl=followme
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Science and the Eastern Orthodox Church
"Science and the Easter Orthodox Church explores core theological and philosophical notions and contentious topics such as evolution from the vantage point of science, Orthodox theology, and the writings of popular recent Orthodox critics as well as supporters.
Examining what science is and why Eastern Orthodox Christians should be concerned about the topic, including a look at well known 20th century figures that are considered holy elders or saints in the Orthodox Church and their relationship and thoughts about science, contributors analyse the historical contingencies that contribute to the relationship of the Orthodox Church and science both in the past and present. Part II includes critiques of science and considers its limitations and strengths in light of Orthodox understandings of the experience of God and the so called miraculous, together with analysis of two Orthodox figures of the 20th century that were highly critical of science, it's foundations and metaphysical assumptions. Part III looks at selected topics in science and how they relate to Orthodox theology, including evolution, brain evolution and consciousness, beginning of life science, nanotechnology, stem cell research and others.
Drawing together leading Orthodox scientists, theologians, and historians confronting some of the critical issues and uses of modern science, this book will be useful for students, academics and clergy who want to develop a greater understanding of how to relate Orthodoxy to science.
Contents: Preface; Part I Science and Orthodox Christianity: Compatibility and Balance: Living with science: Orthodox elders and saints of the 20th century, Daniel P. Buxhoeveden; Science and the Cappadocians: Orthodoxy and science in the 4th century, Valerie Karras; Divine action and the laws of nature: an Orthodox perspective on miracles, Christopher Knight; Ecology, evolution and Bulgakov, Gayle E. Woloschak. Part II Science and Orthodox Christianity: Limitations and Problems: Science and reductionism, Thomas Mether; The limits of scientific knowledge and Orthodox religious experience, Daniel P. Buxhoeveden; Discerning the spirit in creation: Orthodox Christianity and environmental science, John Breck. Part III Science and Orthodox Christianity: Selected Topics: The broad science-religion dialogue: Maximus, Augustine, and others, Gayle E. Woloschak; Technology: life and death, Gayle E. Woloschak; Apophaticism and political economy, C. Clark Carlton; Towards an Orthodox philosophy of science, Thomas Mether; Bibliography; Index.
Edited by Daniel Buxhoeveden, University of South Carolina, USA; Gayle E. Woloschak, Northwestern University School of Medicine, USA; Zygon Center for Religion and Science, Lutheran School of Theology Chicago, USA; Fr. John Breck, St Sergius Theological Institute, Paris, France; Christopher Knight, Executive Secretary of the International Society for Science and Religion, Cambridge, UK"
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The Planning Act 2008 was granted Royal Assent on 26 November 2008. The Act builds on the proposals set out in the Planning White Paper and introduces a new system for nationally significant infrastructure planning, alongside further reforms to the town and country planning system and the introduction of a Community Infrastructure Levy.
The Planning White Paper Planning for a Sustainable Future sets out our detailed proposals for reform of the planning system, building on Kate Barker's recommendations for improving the speed, responsiveness and efficiency in land use planning, and taking forward Kate Barker's and Rod Eddington's proposals for reform of major infrastructure planning. These proposals were consulted on over the summer of 2007. The Government's response to the consultation was published on 27 November 2007. It's conclusions informed the proposals in the Planning Bill.
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I need to talk to Rose. I've so many questions, about sex, and you're just too involved. If you want me to do all these things… How do I know?" I pause, struggling to find the right words. "I just don't have any terms of reference.
He reaches up and pulls my chin."Stop biting your lip or I will fuck you in the elevator… and I won't care who gets in with us.
It's perfectly natural that I should talk to someone, and I can't talk to him if he is so open one minute and so standoffish the next.
Taylor looks kindly at me, and I think I see a hint of pity hidden in the depths of his eyes.
No doubt he thinks I've succumbed to Mr. Cullen's dubious sexual habits. Well, not yet. Just his exceptional sexual habits(…) -
Tomorrow then," he says to Taylor, who nods.
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He's wearing a black leather jacket. He certainly doesn't look like the multi-multi millionaire, billionaire, whateveraire, in these clothes. He looks like he's from the wrong side of the tracks. A badly behaved rock star or a catwalk model.
What happened to the generous, relaxed, smiling man who was making love to me not half an hour ago?
I'll just make a call," I murmur. I just want to hear Rose's voice.
He frowns. "The photographer?" His jaw clenches and his eyes burn. I blink at him. "I don't like to share Miss Swan, remember that." His quiet chilling tone is a warning, and with one long, cold look at me he heads back to the bedroom. -
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Besides, this sort of 'research' is not something I can do at work surely? -
You'll be amazed what you can find on the Internet," he murmurs.
Internet! I don't have access to a computer, only Rose's laptop and Newton's doesn't have one. -
And may I suggest you do some research, so you know what you're letting yourself in for." He pauses. "That's if you agree. And I really hope you do," he adds, his tone softer, anxious.
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He looks forbidding, and with one quick glance at me, he heads into his study and returns a moment later. "This is the contract. Read it, and we'll discuss it next weekend.
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Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on July 9 called on businesspeople in ASEAN and Latin American regions to boost bilateral trade and investment as they have not fully tapped their potential for the benefit of people in the two emerging markets.
Addressing the opening of the two-day ASEAN Latin Business Forum in Jakarta, President Yudhoyono said that the two regions have enormous economic potential created by the close cooperation among their member economies.
He cited the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and Caribbean region as saying that growth in the two regions may rise to 4.1 percent this year. This would be an excellent achievement as global economies see diminishing growth, he said.
The President said the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Latin America is estimated at 6.87 trillion USD while the economic growth in the ASEAN region is estimated to reach 7.2 percent with estimated GDP at 3.36 trillion USD.
He pointed out that those figures will convince business people in the two regions to further explore investment and trade ties.
At the forum, businesspeople and senior officials focused discussions on possibilities to boost trade and investment between the two regions./.
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In LA I worked with an attorney (of Persian extraction) whose wife (also Persian) gave birth to fraternal twins. Both babies had the same features -- cheeks, eyes, nose, curly hair -- but their coloring was very different. The daughter had what I would call traditional Persian coloring: olive skin, dark eyes, black hair. Her twin brother had pale skin, blue eyes, and flaming red hair.
A long-time family friend (hispanic, with what I would call "dark" latina coloring) married a man with what I would call Welsh coloring -- pale skin, sky blue eyes, black hair. Their first daughter got dad's pale skin and, from somewhere, flaming red hair. I'm never offended when strangers ask me where my son got his red hair. But, for my latina friend, strangers would assume she was the nanny.
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The group that led the successful push for retail alcohol sales in Benton County filed its dissolution papers with the Arkansas Ethics Commission earlier this month after spending more than $700,000 on the effort.
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In conjunction with the 20th Annual Madrigal Dinner, Dawson Community College Music Department will test your memory of past madrigals in the form of a trivia contest. Questions will be posted on the DCC website November 18, 21, 23, 28, and 30. The person with the most correct answers will receive a free Madrigal Dinner ticket. In case of a tie, a drawing will be held for the winning ticket. If a person has already purchased their ticket, their money will be refunded.
Celebration of Research and Creativity will be the theme for the DCC Music Department Spring performance Thursday, May 12. The evening will commence at 5 p.m. with a reception sponsored by the Opus Society, featuring student research projects encompassing a wide array of musical topics. The projects will be presented in poster presentation format and students will be available to discuss their research with guests.
The Opus Society is proud to host Brunch with the Bucs Saturday, February 5 from 10 am to 5pm in the Toepke Center. Fans, family, and alumni are invited join in the pre-game festivities, meet current athletes, coaches, and musicians, and kick off game day as the Bucs take on Lake Region State College.
**Music alumni will join current students in singing the national anthem and play in the pep band for the game. Catch the buccaneer spirit and kick off game day in true DCC style.
Dawson Community College Music Department will present the nineteenth annual production of the Madrigal Dinner on December 3 and 4 at the Toepke Center on the DCC campus. The castle doors will open each evening at 5:30 p.m., with feasting and festivities commencing at 6. Transformed into a Renaissance castle, the Toepke Center becomes the backdrop to a feast for eyes and ears fit for a king. Traditional and contemporary music await castle guests as vocal and instrumental performers, jesters, jugglers, and dancers provide the Lord of the Manner and his court an evening of enjoyment.
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3rd – Chantell Bury
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Twenty-one contestants made it past the auditions. Thanks to all of you who came and supported the students.
Area vocalists are gearing up for the third year of eastern Montana's very own, Dawson Idol, to be held April 9 on the Dawson Community College campus. Presented by the DCC Music Department and Opus Society, contestants will compete to advance to the second round of judging April 23 and a hopeful title through audience and judge voting.
The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation's Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship honors excellence by supporting outstanding community college students with financial need to transfer to and complete their bachelor's degrees at the nation's top four-year colleges and universities.
Dawson Community College Music Department will present its eighteenth annual production of the Madrigal Dinner on December 4 and 5 at the Toepke Center on the DCC campus. The castle doors will open each evening at 5:30, with feasting and festivities commencing at 6 pm.
The Dawson Community College Opus Society is currently seeking contestants for Dawson Idol 2 to be held April 29 and May 5 at the DCC Auditorium on campus. This is the second year for the event and promises to present some of the best musical talent in eastern Montana. Admission is $5 and buys you a vote in the judging.


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A day with Dee – 4/27/10
(Dee Lusby, a commercial beekeeper and founder of small cell movement – I wrote about her in my post on Organic Beekeeping Conference)
I realized that since I was already in AZ, I could spend a day with Dee in her bee yards – I call her & she agrees. I get to Dee's farm near Amado AZ at 9 am; she and David (a beekeeper from Tucson, who has come out for the day as well) are already loading the truck. She gets me a bee suit and we are off. After 45 minutes of driving on desert roads (often only tracks) we arrive at the first yard. (Dee disputes my calling this area a desert – she says there is a lot of vegetation here. And really, there are wildflowers everywhere!).
Dee is very excited about the prospects for her bees this year: due to rain this winter -she is seeing more flowering plants now than since the 1980s. I am constantly asking her to identify various wildflowers. My favorite is the fairy duster (aptly named); Dee: "oh yeah, that blooms only about once every ten years." According to David, this is the first time he's seen it bloom. Dee muses: this is the kind of year we dream about – with all the wildflowers, the bees are building up fast and with the rain we are having, the flow is likely to go on all summer. I get to build my bee numbers back up AND get lots of honey – maybe 60 barrels this year! It's the year to break even and then next year, actually, make a profit!
At the bee yard: this is the first visit of the season – very different from our system where from April, we visit our bees almost every week. In contrast, Dee visits her bees once in spring and then for honey harvest in July and again in the fall. She uses only deep (brood) boxes – no supers; the hives have 5 boxes each; in our system, we get our hives down to 2 or 3 boxes for the winter and then add boxes as they build up in the spring.
Time to get to work: several hives had died last fall and are marked. David and I pull apart the boxes from those hives and prepare them for divides. Dee is inspecting the rest of the hives to see if any more died – a few have: there are 20 hives, Dee wants there to be 30. We prepare places for 10 more hives.
Dee: "ok boys, you ready for action?" Sure – yikes, she's not kidding! Once she gets down into the brood in the hives, bees are in our face – big time. We work fast and by the time we open all 20 hives, we have halos of bees around our heads and my veil is crowded with bees. I'm not used to this kind of bee frenzy – and I'm on edge; but there's no time to reflect. Dee does all the deciding – this one is ready to be divided: she takes off the top 3 boxes, then "OK, take it away". David quickly grabs the next box and carries it to one of the empty spots. I follow and place other empty boxes on top and number the hive. Sometimes, Dee yells "Wait, I'm not done with that one." I have to take off the boxes again, and she pulls out several frames of brood to take back to the old hive or to start a new one. I've done this work myself for years and after awhile, I start pulling some frames out to help her. "Please don't do that – you can't anticipate what I want" she admonishes. I get it: she does not easily delegate work and is particular about how she wants things done; however, after awhile, she gets that I know Housel positioning and trusts me to place the frames properly.
We are done fairly quickly. We get in the truck – bees swirling all around us. It takes 15 minutes of driving before the bees clear out and we can take off our veils & gloves. David asks "did you get stung? What do you think of these Africanized bees?" I realize that I had no stings and they are waiting for my answer. (I remember that this is a sore point for Dee – many in the commercial and scientific community dismiss her success in beekeeping to having africanized bees; she is convinced that it's their way of dismissing the real reasons – the fact that she uses small cell, is organic and practices no treatments at all.) I answer carefully: I was surprised by how defensive the bees were. Dee comes right back: "you didn't get stung, right? The bees get all disoriented when I rip apart their brood nest and I deliberately did not use smoke because I don't want the nurse bees to leave when I am dividing hives. The bees are disoriented – not angry." Ok, that makes sense.
It takes at least an hour to drive to the next yard – plenty of time to admire the scenery: mountains all around, landscape is green and full of wildflowers. David muses "a bee paradise". And so the day goes. We spend as much time driving through the desert, canyons, washouts, etc as actually working the bees. We work easily together, settling into the routine. In between, we enjoy the scenery and discussing bees and their keepers. I'd hoped to get photos from David for this post – no luck so far.
The third yard is different: there were 17 dead hives and only 7 alive; further, the survivors have fewer bees than in the other yards. Dee shakes her head in disgust: "bee wars – this happens every year. That jerk across the valley (another beekeeper) comes in every winter and steals my queens and bees. He needs bees to take to California for the almond pollination but can't keep his bees alive because he dopes them up constantly." I reply: "I think I'd leave – there's lots of room out here." Dee is adamant: no way – I am staying here – just to be in his face. Me and my bees – we're survivors. She's got that right! She is undaunted and starts a bunch of new hives there.
End of the day – we are tired but satisfied with what we accomplished. When bees are doing well, it's a joy to work with them. Dee's enthusiasm is infectious: I feel energized and blessed with ideas of how to work with bees more efficiently.


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I was enthralled with the trees. I remember sitting in the center of the campus with my Peer Mentoring Initiative Leaders and some fellow freshmen, on a picnic blanket. I stared up at those trees. I wrote poems about them… (My poems, at the time, were rudimentary, new and just beginning to develop. They were the bare-boned framework of something lyrical. I'm still not quite a poet, yet, but I'll get there someday.)
All was beautiful. All was anew. That was four school-years ago. My high school's campus is still beautiful to me, but in refreshed ways that reveal themselves to me all the time.
At the end of my Freshman year, the magnolias bloomed. They bloom every year, but I distinctly remember that year that I wanted to touch one. I had never seen a Magnolia flower up close before. I'm not sure why, exactly, but I wanted my fingertips against the petals. The Magnolia flower symbolizes strength to me, and I suppose that maybe I wanted that "strength" tangible in my hands. I wanted to hold my inner strength like a fragile blossom.
I wanted to make sure that my strength was living and pulsing through me… Even if the petals were delicate, wilting under my touch, the core was alive. Even when summer arrived and overtook my flower with heat, the core was alive. Even when deadness bled through the white, unadulterated petals… the core was alive.
It turns out that I only have the strength of those petals. My strength is a Magnolia, but my God is the tree. Blossoms have seasons, but God is everlasting. God is the roots. God is the core.
God is the supplier of life… But He's also the supplier of strength. He is strength.
The tree still stands, four school-years later. I've walked past it five days a week, for the past four years. Sometimes I notice it, sometimes its invisible to me in the hustle and bustle. But every spring it's fruitful with blooms, and there's a part of me still yearning for that Freshman girl who longed to touch one. I miss her tenacity. I miss her child-like wonder…
I hope there's a remnant of her still remaining in me.
The LORD is my rock, my fortress, and my savior; my God is my rock, in whom I find protection. He is my shield, the power that saves me, and my place of safety. Psalms 18:2


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Cleyed, a one-eyed Bengal kitten, died not long after he was born. (Youtube screengrab)
A YouTube video is making a bizarre one-eyed kitty famous a week after it died.
"He was born alive and survived only a short time. This was a horribly sad experience, but very intriguing to us all," reads a video description of Cleyed the Cyclops kitten.
According to the folks who posted the video, they had a pregnant Bengal cat that was past its due date. They brought it to the vet on Oct. 4, where it underwent an emergency C-section with a slew of complications.
"To start off, both horns of the uterus were twisted together THREE times. After untwisting the horns our veterinarian started the surgery and she removed the first baby, the baby was handed to me and I started drying her off. A vet tech came in and I handed her the first baby and got the second kitten that our vet removed," it reads.
"WOW!!!! He floored me, I was in shock as I have only seen a picture of a Cyclops kitten like this ONCE ever... and that was on the internet."
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Urald King turned in a double-double and Southeastern fought to a halftime tie before seeing the second half slip away in a 71-43 loss to Texas-San Antonio on Thursday night in San Antonio, Texas.
The loss was SE's second to a Division I opponent in the preseason and the Savage Storm will wrap up the exhibition swing on Saturday, Nov. 3, when it faces Texas-El Paso in El Paso, Texas, at 8:05 pm central time.
Southeastern fought tooth and nail with the Roadrunners in the first half to knot the score at 28-28, but UTSA would use a couple big runs to pull away in the second half to the 71-43 win.
"I thought we really battled in the first half," said head coach Kelly Green. "The pressure got to us a little."
"The guys did a good job on defense," Kelly continued, "And I thought we competed a little better than we did last week."
A big spark in that improved performance was Urald King who turned in a double-double with 16 points and 13 rebounds. His point total paced the SE squad, while his rebound mark led all players on the contest.
"He really played well," said Green of King's performance. "He ran the floor hard and I thought he was the best inside player in the gym tonight."
King was 8-of-13 from the floor and added a pair of blocked shots and a pair of steals in the outing.
His 13 rebounds led the Storm to a 46-to-37 advantage on the glass over UTSA on the night.
Andris Misters turned in eight points, while Chris Roussell and Mateus Oliveiras each added six.
Travis Timmons triggered the offense without putting any points on the board, dishing out six assists, while Roussell added four.
It was turnovers, however, that hurt the Storm on the night, committing 32 compared to 11 by UTSA. That led to a 29-11 advantage for the Roadrunners in points off turnovers, including a 17-5 mark in the second half.
Michael Hale III led all players on the night in scoring with 22 points to lead four UTSA players in double figures.
Jeromie Hill led the Roadrunners in rebounds with eight, while Hale III dished out a team-best five assists.
An Oliveira dunk put SE on the board first and a pair of King buckets later the Storm held a 6-0 advantage.
UTSA would answer and eventually push ahead to a 26-16 lead with 4:38 to play in the first half.
SE, however, would score 12 of the final 14 points in the final 3:44 and would tie the game at 28-28 on an Andris Misters jumper with four second on the clock.
The Roadrunners would come out with an 11-0 run to start the second half and eventually pull away with a 43-15 difference in the half to fashion the 71-43 final score.


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America is a Christian nation, or at least it used to be.
The Continental Congress, during the Revolution, authorized the importation of 20,000 Bibles and later authorized and endorsed the American printing of the Bible. Today, however, most government schools that regularly expose children to information about homosexuality and abortion will not allow the distribution of Bibles.
Postmodern types who have obsessively pursued a campaign to convince Americans that the Founding Fathers were not Christians have, in the manner of those who rewrite history to suit ideological goals, used quotations out of context and even fabricated them.
John Adams is often quoted by these secular missionaries as having said, "This would be the best of all possible worlds if there were no religion in it."
This is a great example of propaganda, as you will see when you read what Adams actually said. In a letter to Thomas Jefferson lamenting petty squabbles between different sects and preachers, Adams wrote:
"Twenty times in the course of my late reading have I been on the point of breaking out, 'This would be the best of all possible worlds, if there were no religion in it!' But in this exclamation I would have been as fanatical as Bryant or Cleverly. Without religion this world would be something not fit to be mentioned in polite company, I mean hell."
As you can see, Adams, who was a devout Christian, actually said the opposite of what people pretend he said by taking one part of a quotation out of context.
For those of you interested, David Barton's book "Original Intent" (WallBuilder Press, Box 397, Aledo, TX 76008) does an outstanding job of documenting the Christian orientation of the nation's Founding Fathers.
Rabbi Daniel Lapin, an orthodox rabbi, wrote an article in The American Enterprise magazine entitled "Why Jews Should Pray for a Christian America." Here is part of what he had to say: "And it is Christianity that has been responsible for, among other things, the founding of America and its flowering into the greatest civilization the world has ever known. It is my fervent belief that America has been blessed as a place for Jews to live not in spite of the deep-seated Christian beliefs of most Americans, but because of them. It is also my great concern that all Americans - including Jews - are endangered by a weakening of Christianity in our society today.''
Rabbi Lapin warned that what Jews should fear is a post-Christian America and said that he enthusiastically endorses the Christian conservative movement.
"Though I am not a Christian," he wrote, "I recognize that the prosperity and security of America - and all of its people - depend upon retaining the moral fiber of its Christian founding."
He's quite right. A few years ago, however, when Mississippi Gov. Kirk Fordice remarked casually at a news conference that he thought America should return to its Christian values, the Anti-Defamation League angrily demanded that he apologize. He didn't, of course.
George Washington was right when he said in his farewell address that a republic could not survive without a virtuous population, and that nothing could impart virtue to people better than religion. Therefore, he concluded, any man who is an enemy of religion is an enemy of republican government.
Folks who value liberty had better pray for a rebirth of a Christian America.


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Metro St. Louis Tennis Players. Everyone welcome; all levels. This is the place to meet new partners.
Location: St. Louis, MO
Members: 80
Latest Activity: on Sunday
This is a group for tennis players in the St. Louis metro area. I started the group primarily to find tennis hitting and playing partners. Join the group to meet new players and make yourself "finadable."
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I am NTRP 3.0-3.5.
Looking for hitting partner .
I'd be interested in playing someone in the Webster or Kirkwood area. Can travel as needed as well if not in this area. I'm about a 3.0 or 3.5. Prefer nights and weekends.
Well, after you have mentioned all what you are able to do. I would change my mind and say that i am beginner !
I can miss at the court too. i would love to hit some balls , try it out. and it is always good to meet new people :-)
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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- n. One who has only recently arrived.
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. One who has lately come.
- n. One who has recently come to a community; a recent arrival.
- n. A new participant in some activity; a neophyte.
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. One who has lately come.
WordNet 3.0
- n. a recent arrival
- n. any new participant in some activity
- From new- + comer. Compare Old English nīwcumen ("new comer, neophyte, novice"). (Wiktionary)
"This and the fact the newcomer is then in more of a comfort zone than the old OI, where you were flung in amongst and into an OI with varied levels of support for your new experience."
"So what's shocking to the newcomer is the amount of coasting."
"The first impact upon the newcomer is apt to be discouraging, for he is apt to be overwhelmned by the magnitude of poverty, misery and degradation, and not be aware of the magnitude of the effort which India today is making to meet her problems."
"Now, one of the first points which strike the newcomer is the conservatism of Canada."
"The newcomer is third-round draft pick Chase Coffman."
"If a newcomer is looking for a perpetual vacation, they are not going to find it."
"They found their target in Marcelo Lucero, a serious-minded, 37-year-old newcomer from a bad encampment in Ecuador who had lived in a United States for sixteen years, mostly in Patchogue, as well as worked in a dry cleaning store, sending assets home to await his mother, a cancer survivor."
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"At last the newcomer is stopped by a woman, who is dressed in the same style with dark, shoulder-length hair and a piercing on her lower lip."
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"One such newcomer is Japanese investment bank Nomura Holdings Inc. 's Chi-X, which has taken about 10% of the trade in blue-chip stocks in recent months, although it's difficult to say if that isn't also because the pool of trades is getting larger."
"The late Mary Wickes would not be pleased to find herself described as a newcomer when she accepted the role of Miss Preen in The Man Who Came to Dinner."
These user-created lists contain the word 'newcomer'.
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It's fun to find the politically incorrect equivalents. To see more (lesser common but still funny ones) check http://www.bored.com/pcphrases/
fellow Muslims, ageing population, gender mainstreaming, emerging democracies, mentally challeng..., intellectually di..., African American, native American, first nations, Caucasian, firefighter, police officer and 205 more...
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They were originally part of the so-called indie-guitar scene "C86", with a debut album called "George Best" becoming a permanent fixture in the indie-charts and on John Peel's radio-show.
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Step 2: Download the Wii iso to your usb device.
The first step is to get a Wii iso backup file. (I can't tell you where.)
Plug in your usb device in your computer . Click on the WBFS Manager 2.5 icon on your desktop. A new scree n will open. Use the drop-down tab under "Edit" in the upper left corner to choose your usb device drive letter.
(WARNING: Be very careful not to format your hard drive! Make sure you're drive number is right!)
Now click format to delete the contents on your USB device and change the format to WBFS.
(Note: You will not be able to use the USB drive only to store Wii isos because the computer operating system doesn't recognize the WBFS format).
After you're done formatting click the "Load button to load the contents of your USB device. It's empty.
Click the "Browse" button in the lower right corner to open a new window, locate your Wii ISO, click it, and click "Open" in the lower right corner.
It will take a few seconds to load. You should see it in the right half of the WBFS Manager window. Hover your mouse over it to see it's game cover.
Now click "Add to Device" to compress your Wii ISO and add it to your usb device.
It will take about 5 minutes to upload the file to a usb device.
After it's done, either close the program and take your usb device out of your computer and go to the next step, or add more games to your usb device.
heres a diagram if that was too confusing
| data | data | data | unpartitioned |
just wondering if anyones tried this and if it worked or whatnot
other than that little issue, i love this instructable, this whole website is just amazing
I am also having lots of problems with the screen getting lots of strange symbols when scrolling through the games and then it crashes with a dsi error and other comments. I have to turn the wii off at the mains. this is happening with probably 80% of the games that I put on the hard drive. Once I delete the game off (that was downloaded last that caused the issue), all is ok with the games that are on and ok. Can you help?? Daz


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My LA friends might not recognize me upon my return.
I've been spending many a night with my dad, who's loving my company. And loving to cook for more than one. Big dinners. I'm totally appreciating every minute, but after filet mignon, burgers, chicken on the grill, baked potatoes, etc. I might not fit into my clothes when I get home.
I guess having an awesome dad that thinks of me is a good problem to have.
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Sigma has entered a strategic partnership with Intershop, an internationally leading e-commerce software company. The purposes of collaboration is to be able to provide primarily the Nordic market with an enterprise e-commerce software wrapped in the delivery capacity and models of one of the Nordics leading system integrators and to jointly offer e-commerce on-demand to major clients worldwide.
"The initiative's objective is to establish Sigma as a leading player in e-commerce and associated processes," says Sigma CEO Håkan Karlsson. "Through collaboration with Intershop, opportunities are created for clients who want to work with a single supplier – a supplier that has both expertise in e-commerce and the capacity to conduct larger projects by taking responsibility for operation, administration and support 24/7 with global coverage.
"We'll offer major clients who are active in an international arena the security of having an implementer with delivery capacities for both the short- and long-terms," Håkan Karlsson adds. "We've also created an environment and delivery model for offering e-commerce functionality on Intershop's platform, which we assess as leading in the market, not only when it comes to scalability and performance - as a service. We'll also be partnering with other players along the value chain so that we can offer a complete process for e-commerce."
"We're proud to have been selected as a Sigma partner for e-commerce," says Intershop CEO Jochen Moll. "Our partnership is a perfect match of the highest quality in software and services. The partnership is a result of our strategy of expanding Intershop's partnering activities internationally. We're now beginning in the Nordic countries and at the same time, looking at potential expansion of our joint operations in the EMEA region so as to utilize Sigma's capacity to deliver infrastructure, and in doing so, providing Intershop as a service to new customers in Europe."
For more information about Sigma's products and services in e-commerce, or its collaboration with Intershop, contact:
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Intershop Communications AG is an internationally leading product company in e-commerce with clients such as Hewlett Packard, Miele, Mercedes Benz, BMW, Xerox, Mexx, Swarovski, Merck and Bosch. Intershop has its main offices in Jena, Germany and is listed both on the NASDAQ Stock Market and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
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Our guest blogger, Laurence Smith, Sustainability Researcher at the Organic Research Centre in the UK explains some of the complexities and potential shortfalls of Life Cycle Analysis, while acknowledging it's the best we have for now. Laurence point out that there is scope for improvement to ensure LCA is an effective tool for identifying and measuring impacts within an industry (read more)
Land Use Intensity, is arguably at odds with other elements of sustainability, yet is undeniably a necessary consideration for the textile industry due to the massive need the industry currently has for raw materials. [Read more]
Welcome back! In this blog we will explore the advantage of organic through the biodiversity lens. For most environmental impact areas – or lenses - we want to be able to drill right down to quantifiable data based on a common measurement (KPI) - for biodiversity it is the same. However, first steps are sometimes to review any conservation or biodiversity management practices... [continue reading]
Welcome back to our series on organic cotton through the lenses of the Eco-Index. So far we have examined the organic advantage by considering impact through the Eco-Index lenses of: Water, Energy/GHG, and Waste. So what does the Eco-Index say about Toxics/ Chemistry to date - and how does organic cotton rate? [Read more]
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In my previous blog I spoke of the opportunity for organic cotton to shine through the lenses of the Eco-index. Over the next few weeks we will begin to explore the organic advantage a little further - starting today with a closer look at water and greenhouse gas emissions. Read on
Advocates of organic cotton have spent a lot of time dancing to a different tune. This year we reflects on our ten years of advocating organic cotton – of staging shin-digs at which we have invited growers and brands to find ways to dance together. As we reflect and project, we rejoice in the arrival of the Eco-Index. Continue reading


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Our rehabilitation therapists help you build strength and endurance, manage pain, and maintain the energy you need during lung cancer treatment.
Oncology Rehabilitation for Lung Cancer
Lung cancer and its treatment can affect your physical functioning, breathing and overall energy. The oncology rehabilitation team at Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA) helps you build strength and endurance, regain independence, reduce stress and maintain the energy you need to participate in activities that are important to you throughout your lung cancer treatment.
Our oncology rehabilitation team includes licensed physical therapists, occupational therapists and speech and language pathologists.
Physical Therapy
As part of your rehabilitation for lung cancer treatment, our physical therapists will help you design an individualized exercise program that combines range-of-motion training with light resistance exercises. These therapeutic exercises aim to minimize your fatigue and optimize your physical function, safety and well-being.
Physical therapy support is closely tied to nutritional support. Our therapists work with your dietitian to monitor your daily caloric intake, and make accurate and sustainable physical therapy recommendations.
- Motion for Life is a therapeutic exercise program for patients who wish to have an active lifestyle while undergoing cancer treatment. The program minimizes the loss of and rebuilds lean muscle to support a healthy body weight. It also supports respiratory function, flexibility and endurance.
- Some of our hospitals offer the Rebuilder® System, for the treatment of peripheral neuropathy and chronic pain. The ReBuilder system uses a gentle, but powerful, electrical impulse to re-educate the nerves to follow the correct paths and treat numbness, tingling or pain in the limbs.
Physical therapy also supports you after surgery to ensure efficient and safe lung cancer rehabilitation. Our therapists encourage and support you to become mobile as soon as possible after surgery.
Occupational Therapy
Our occupational therapists can help you with daily living activities that are important to your routine and quality of life, such as dressing, showering and eating. They strive to help you maintain the highest level of independence, and ease your transition back home.
Speech and Language Pathology
Many lung cancer patients benefit from speech and language pathology. As part of your oncology rehabilitation program, your speech and language therapists will address problems such as dry mouth, difficultly swallowing, loss of voice and the cognitive changes that can result from lung cancer treatment.
Manual Therapy
Our massage therapists can help reduce your cancer-related pain and improve your quality of life during your lung cancer treatment.
Scar tissue management is often helpful for lung cancer patients who undergo surgery. Our massage therapists perform these techniques on you, and teach you or your caregiver how to manage pain at home.
Acupuncture and Auriculotherapy
This painless, non-invasive treatment, which involves stimulation of specific points along the body, including the ear, can help alleviate some of the side effects of lung cancer treatment, such as pain, nausea or fatigue.
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Amanda Palmer has been touring Down Under, her new album is out, and soon she'll be playing here in sunny Perth. It also will be my 12th wedding anniversary this coming Monday, so we celebrate tonight.
Against a background of all of this happy news, Gary and I jumped into the pod to discuss slippage, why I hate the term 'specfic' and lots and lots of other stuff (including the happy news of our BSFA Award nomination and why Adam Roberts deserves chocolate, or at least a good stiff drink). We failed to keep it under an hour, but we tried. As always, we hope you enjoy it and that you'll join us again next week!
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Thanks for the mention, guys. It is indeed cold here in Unmerrie Olde Englande. However, thanks to the magic of my iPad I am able to listen to you while still snuggled up warm in bed. So next time you mention me you should probably tell me to get up and go make some coffee.
In case your listeners are expecting things, here's how Hugo eligibility works with regard to publication.
1. You are eligible for the year in which your work is first published, regardless of where it was published or what language it was in.
2. You are eligible again on first publication in English if the previous publication was not in English.
3. You are eligible again on first publication in the USA, if previous publications were not in the USA.
4. You can apply to the Business Meeting for an eligibility extension on the grounds of limited availability, for example if your book has a copyright date of December but didn't actually ship until April, or your story appeared in a student magazine of a small college in Hawaii the year before you sold it to Asimov's.
The third provision is slightly more complex in that WSFS is well aware that technology and relaxing of trade regulations will one day make place of publication irrelevant, because anyone in the USA will be able to download the ebook regardless of the geographic location of the publisher. Therefore the provision has to be re-enacted each year at the Business Meeting.
Normally this goes through on the nod, but there are a few American fans who are very happy to nod it through only as long as they think no foreign book will win. Come 2004, with the following Worldcon due to be in Glasgow, there was vociferous opposition to renewing the provision for 2005, and it was not renewed for that year. However, most Hugo voters have a fairly internationalist outlook, and the Best Novel ballot for 2005 was all books by UK writers.
Other awards have their own rules, of course. The BSFA Awards are somewhat weird in that, according to their website, nominees for Best Novel must have been published in the UK, but nominees for the other categories can have been published anywhere.
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Didn't seem to be anywhere else to put this comment. I've seen the cover of Eclipse 4. Looks nice. The authors on the cover are a real draw for me. Especially Peter Beagle. I think I have to get this one.
Best of luck at awards time. -
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Glad you like it. I know the one on Amazon isn't quite final, but almost.
"I know the one on Amazon isn't quite final, but almost."
Glad you mentioned that, because I was curious as to why you hadn't posted the cover image here, and given that I have yet to be disappointed by an Eclipse cover I have been feverishly waiting to see the latest. (And I like what I've seen of the Amazon one).
Another fun podcast, gentlemen. I even managed to keep listening after the dissing of one of my favorite classic science fiction short stories. Ha! No worries, I can give you that one after having taken a cue from you both in your recent podcast(s) mentioning Jo Walton's new book, Among Others. I rushed out this week, bought it, raced through it (because I couldn't put it down) and loved it! So thank you for that.
Finally, I couldn't resist doing a search when you started talking about the ugliness of the World Fantasy Award and all I can say is OMG! What in creation IS that thing?!?! I consider the award quite prestigious, but I'm not sure I could have one of those in my home without feeling it would creep up on me in the night!
Have a great week, guys.
Thanks for the mention… two in two weeks! Fame at last.
Slippage — a good word! I think that might describe what I experience when I read Kate Atkinson. Especially her collection of short stories, Not the End of the World, made me think that this is sort of science fiction, in some way that's hard to define.
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International Pop Overthrow Festival @ Linneman's Riverwest Inn, 8 p.m.
Los Angeles promoter David Bash founded his International Pop Overthrow Festival in 1998 to showcase bands performing in the loosely defined power-pop tradition—pretty much any group playing melodic, guitar-based rock qualifies—and has since established satellite Pop Overthrow festivals around the world, including one in Milwaukee that is celebrating its fifth straight year this weekend with three nights of music at Linneman's Riverwest Inn. Six bands play each night, including Great Lake Drifters, Trolley and Certain Stars on Thursday; All The Damn Action and Wally Dogger on Friday; and Dave Rave and Red Giant on Saturday. Certain Stars' performance will double as the album release party for the band's new The Great Destroyer.
Aziz Ansari @ The Riverside Theater, 6 p.m.
A full-time gig on NBC's consistently brilliant "Parks and Recreation," where he plays the small-time government employee and aspiring entertainment mogul Tom Haverford, hasn't kept Aziz Ansari from refining his stand-up routine. This year Ansari selfreleased his latest comedy special, Dangerously Delicious, another sharp, pop-culture-obsessed set with more celebrity anecdotes in the spirit of the Kanye West and R. Kelly routines from his 2010 special Intimate Moments for a Sensual Evening (this time he mines laughs by dishing about his time hanging out with a much less likely comical figure, Jay-Z).
Leon Redbone @ Shank Hall, 8 p.m.
Old-timey music is the new swing revival, with a small movement of young bands dressing up in kitschy, 1930s costumes and puffing out dusty jazz and ragtime songs. They could learn a thing or two, however, from Leon Redbone, the Canadian singer-songwriter who's been playing ragtime and Tin Pan Alley music for more than three decades now (a willful mystery, Redbone cites his birthday as Oct. 29, 1929, but that, of course, is an exaggeration). A former regular on "The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson," Redbone hasn't shown much interest in recording new material—his last studio album was 2001's Any Time; the one before it came out in 1994—but he remains a road warrior, touring behind obscure, vaudevillian relics from the American songbook.
Field Report w/ Lisa Ridgely and the Fainting Room, and Chris DeMay @ Club Garibaldi, 9 p.m.
The artists formerly known as Conrad Plymouth, Field Report, have attracted major buzz outside of the city for their forthcoming album, which was recorded at Justin Vernon's new mega-studio in Eau Claire. That record won't be out for a while yet, but this bill celebrates the release of one that is: Lisa Ridgely and the Fainting Room's Wine in Bed EP, which the Milwaukee singer-songwriter and her band recorded at Shane Hochstetler's Howl Street Recordings with guest contributions from Chris DeMay and Field Report's Nick Berg. It's an assertive set of folk-rock that scans somewhere between Chris Isaak's reverb-thickened, late-night balladry and Sharon Van Etten's lacerating relationship postmortems.
Milwaukee Underground Film Festival @ UWM Union Theatre, 7 p.m.
Now in its 12th year, the student-curated Milwaukee Underground Film Festival is an open call for all short films experimental, bizarre, nonlinear or otherwise obscure. Some of the entries in this year's lineup stretch the very definition of the word "film" (the program includes installations and at least a few pieces that request audience participation). The festival runs over three days, beginning at the UWM Union Theatre Friday, then continuing with two programs at the Walker's Point Center for the Arts Saturday and another two programs at UWM's Kenilworth Studios on Sunday.
Wishbone Ash @ Shank Hall, 8 p.m.
As sometimes happens to long-running classic rock bands that endure complicated lineup changes, there are now two competing touring formations of the seminal prog-rock group Wishbone Ash. The one that plays Shank Hall tonight is the more established, better regarded of the two, led by original guitarist Andy Powell. When Powell seized control of the band in the mid-'90s, he led the group in some unorthodox directions—infamously recording a pair of dance-inspired records that weirded out longtime fans—but he's since returned the group to its roots, recording a number of nostalgic live albums and a few back-to-basics prog albums, including last year's Elegant Stealth.
Beer and a Movie: The Goonies @ Turner Hall Ballroom, 5:30 p.m.
Critics were lukewarm on Richard Donner's adventure comedy The Goonies when it was released in 1985, ranking it as one of the lesser Steven Spielberg-produced family films of the era, but over time the fantastical tale of kids searching for treasure has become one of the more fondly remembered cultural touchstones of the Reagan era. Helping the film's legacy is its cast, which included pre-fame roles from Josh Brolin, Sean Astin and Corey Feldman. Donner has expressed interest in keeping the franchise alive, either through a sequel or a musical adaptation. Both prospects are probably pretty unlikely, frankly, but in the meantime Turner Hall Ballroom will screen this childhood favorite as part of its "Beer and a Movie" series. The movie begins at 7 p.m.; happy-hour specials begin at 5:30 p.m., including a $15 all-you-can-drink deal.
Incubus @ Riverside Theater, 7 p.m.
When Incubus first emerged as a cultural force in the late-'90s, they were lumped together with other alt-metal acts like Korn and Trapt, which made sense since, well, they were one of those acts. But the band never fell victim to the blind rage of some of nu-metal's worst offenders, and as they progressed, growing an audience with turn-of-the-century singles like "Drive" and "Wish You Were Here," their sound grew softer and more thoughtful. As a result, their records have aged better than those of their Ozzfest peers. Released after a half-decade hiatus, the group's 2011 album If Not Now, When? is their most "mature" album by some distance, trading hard guitars for light acoustic ones and gentle synthesizer accents. It's the work of a band that's welcoming middle age with open arms.


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Great place, but unfortunately it is no longer open. It was torn down on the weekend to make way for a new resort. It's a shame - it was great value for money if you just wanted to sit on the beach. i wonder if it will open up somewhere else? Does anyone know?
- Also Known As:
- Hoa`s Place Hotel Da Nang
- Hoa`s Place Hotel