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Even professionals who may seem non-techie are embracing social media technologies to boost their business. I ran into Chef JoAnna at TechCrunch and had to find out just why a chef was at this "geeked-out" LA party. She tells us more about her business and how she uses podcasts, Twitter and Facebook to market herself and communicate with customers. Cool stuff!
Monthly Archives: April 2008
PerkettPR Interviews Loren Nason from The Future of Real Estate blog
Vertical industries are embracing technology in new and interesting ways all of the time. There's an abundance of opportunity and – as Loren Nason of The Future of Real Estate Technology tells us – a lot of need. He explains more in a brief (slightly noisy) interview at TechCrunch/PopSugar's MeetUp. (Pardon my interview skills, I'm used to putting others in front of the camera, not myself.)
PerkettPR Interviews Dave Cruser of Survivor China at TechCrunch LA MeetUp
We had a fantastic time at the TechCrunch PopSugar LA MeetUp last week. Thanks to all who attended and took the time to chat with us at the event. Stay tuned for more great interviews from the TC Meet Up coming soon.
In the meantime, as some of you may know, the theme of the party was 'Geek Goes Chic' – as the event was co-hosted by both TechCrunch and PopSugar, a fashion, beauty, shopping and celebrity news blog. This theme created an interesting mix of about 2000 beautiful people from both the tech and entertainment worlds. While many of our interviews were with traditional emerging tech start-ups, our own Lisa Dilg (a massive Survivor fan) was able to bag an interview with Dave Cruser of Survivor China fame. She catches up with Dave on just what the heck he was doing at the TechCrunch MeetUp and, of course, she had to get the inside scoop on what it was like behind the scenes on Survivor. You gotta love LA!
Persuasive Picks for the week of 04/07/08
Most of this week's picks are front the first half of the week do to scheduled travel, but I think we definitely have some winners here!
I Saw The Future Of Social Networking The Other Day
Mike Arrington from TechCrunch.com (like you didn't know?!) shares some perspective on the future of social networking on mobile devices. Mike has demoed the future and it could involve an iPhone. Make the jump to read more.
Social Media Networking and ROI: How to Maximize Value and Minimize Cost
Maki from the DoshDosh blog breaks down the hot topics of Social Media measurement and ROI. As most in the field will agree, the returns you'll get out of networking via social media are not direct and immediate. However, Maki shares some ways to maximize your efficiency.
Forrester Marketing Conference Day 1: Understanding Your Customers Through Engagement
Since endless budgets for attending conferences rarely exist, we can be thankful that folks like Jeremiah create posts like this and share the experience virtually with lots of New Media goodness.
My Interview with three 8th Graders on the Future of Social Media
If you still think that your company doesn't need to start participating on Social Networks, then take a look at this video clip that Jeff Pulver captured during a Social Media Breakfast in Tel Aviv, Israel. These kids are your future customers and employees!
Going viral with YouTube
Jiannis Sotiropoulos of the Pandemic Blog dives head first into how YouTube differs from other social networks in terms of content submission, friends, popularity and going viral.
TechCrunch MeetUp LA–Searching For Internet Celebrities
PerkettPR is gearing up for the biggest and best TechCrunch MeetUp event yet, being held at the Vanguard in LA this Thursday night. In addition to sponsoring again, we're interested in turning the tables on tech bloggers and reporters and interviewing them for our blog (thoughts on the NYT blogger piece? Perez Hilton vs. tech bloggers? Arrington vs. Shipley? Facebook vs MySpace? What else is on your radar?).
We're also interested in interviewing Web 2.0 and social media entrepreneurs on what they're working on, what they think is hot right now and where they see the market headed in 2008 – will tech stay strong?
If you're an Internet celebrity or undiscovered talent with opinions to share, and would be game for an interview by the PPR video blog team, please drop us a note or direct message us on Twitter @PerkettPR. We'd like to meet up at the MeetUp and capture your insights for colleagues, friends and industry pundits who can't be in attendance.
Look forward to seeing those of you that can make it on Thursday night. Please look for us at the event we'll be the ones "lighting up the night" with some sweet shwag give-aways.


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Fire destroys home
By ADVOCATE STAFF REPORT
March 24, 2011 at 10:04 p.m.
Updated March 23, 2011 at 10:24 p.m.
A house was destroyed by a fire that started about 8 p.m. Thursday at the intersection of U.S. Highway 183 and Steen Road. No one was home at the time of the fire, which resulted in a total loss, said James Herchek, a firefighter with the Yoakum Fire Department.
By 10:45 p.m., firefighters were still on the scene.
The Yoakum, Cuero and Gonzales fire departments responded, Herchek said.
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Xavier defeated Saint John's 82-77 Sunday evening at Madison Square Garden, a game marred by what appeared to be a serious injury to Edmond Sumner and what was definitely a severe injury to the game of basketball inflicted by Ed Driscoll and his crew of referees, who made the game virtually unwatchable, except perhaps to aficionados of middle age male tit jiggle. Because they got a lot of camera time … Saint John's came out flat and were lucky to be down seven at the half: they were 2 for 12 from three, had eight turnovers and were outrebounded by ten. The only reason they weren't down more was that Xavier, an alleged top 25 team, was just as bad: they had ten turnovers and were one for nine from three. Xavier extended their lead to 15 early in the second half and just when it looked like it was going to turn into a laugher Saint John's decided to play some basketball: they went on a couple of eight point runs that got them to within a basket a couple of times, but just couldn't get over the hump. One time Lovett took a dumb shot and another time Ellison took one and collectively they missed a bunch of crunch time free throws. That Saint John's resurgence coincided with Sumner's injury isn't lost on me, it's just that being ever the optimist – my glass is half full, of hemlock – I prefer to emphasize the positive. That being the case I'd put this somewhere between a pretty good loss and a moral victory: other than Sumner – who is, or at least was, an NBA talent – Xavier starts five seniors; and at the risk of being morbid, what the second half showed is that take away Sumner and Saint John's underclassmen are every bit as good as Xavier seniors. How's that for a silver lining … Once again the picture tells the tale:
SJU got close in the second half but as is often is the case when a team makes a big come back the energy expended getting them within range exhausts the reserves they need to finish the job. Oh well. Hopefully they learned that not lazing their way to a double digit deficit is harder than putting forth the effort to keep it a bit closer. The big number from the box score is rebounds: Xavier was plus 20, which essentially game over. You often hear that rebounding is an effort stat and it is to an extent, but it's also a size stat: Denis Rodman wouldn't be in the hall of fame if he was 5'2″. Xavier doesn't start anyone smaller than 6'5″ and Saint John's doesn't start anyone taller than 6'7″ and SJ's big men weigh about as much as Xavier's guards and that's a lot to overcome by a vague appeals to effort. None of Saint John's big men – particularly Yakwe but none of them – are good rebounders: some of that is effort, sure, but some of it's instinct and some of it's footwork and some of it's positioning, all of which comprise experience, which Saint John's bigs don't have. It didn't help that Saint John's shot 20 percent from three – and in fact during most of the second half run they stopped shooting threes altogether – and neither did turning the ball over 13 times and missing eight free throws … This recap wouldn't be complete without me heaping oppobrium of the referees – who were terrible, they made Jim Burr and Tim Higgins look like King Solomon and Learned Hand – and kudos to Donny Marshall's terrifying eyebrows for calling them out for it repeatedly during the broadcast. In 40 minutes they called 57 fouls, which resulted in 66 free throw attempts, which accounted for 57 points, roughly a third of the points scored in total. It would have been more but the teams missed 17 free throws combined. And it wasn't just the number of calls, it was their randomness. What was a foul on one end was a play-on on the other and for every phantom infraction called there were two that should have been. There were a couple of bad ones I jotted down – Missini being mugged by three players after stealing the ball at midcourt and Owens getting one while retrieving a ball otherwise stolen cleanly – but the epitome of the crew's sheer shitiosity is that at the end of the game, when Saint John's was trying to foul, they didn't call one. Ahmed nearly had to decapitate his man to get that dope Driscoll to blow his whistle. It was really an atrocious and embarrassing display. On a side note, a couple of weeks ago versus Xavier the refs called 47 fouls, which resulted in 57 free throws. Over 80 minutes versus Xavier that's 104 fouls, 123 free throw attempts, and 86 made free throws. I don't know what that is, but it's not basketball … Fox had a quick shot of Mullin leaning on the scorer's table late in the second half. (MJ Maher could not be reached for comment.) He looked at the end pretty disgusted and I can't blame him … Ten and 13, tied for sixth in conference, Marquette up next, take the points
PLAYERS: Ponds led all scorers with 23 points, which might have been more had Malik Ellison passed him the ball every once in a while. Oh for six from three but 11-13 from the free throw line which makes him 19 of 21 over his last two games … Lovett had a quiet 11 points and five assists. Uncharacteristically missed two free throws late … Ahmed had 11 points including three threes but sat during most of the second half run. Seems to have dyed the top of his head a lovely shade of Lucille Ball, which should delight the red and white club no end. All he needs now are a couple of tattoos to complete the tableau … Owens had seven points, six rebounds and four blocks – three of them pretty spectacular at the rim – before fouling out. Once again had to be pulled away while woofing over a fallen opponent. Do I detect an anger management issue? … Williams (nine points, three rebounds) provided a welcome inside presence during the second half run. It was his foul that sent Sumner to the locker room but it wasn't much of one: Sumner seems to have just landed awkwardly. They showed the replay several times but I only watched it once, because legs aren't supposed to bend that way … Missini played a nice five minutes in the first half: he had a step back jumper, a three and a mid court steal for a breakaway. Unfortunately he clanked a couple of threes in the second half when they might have mattered … Malik Ellison had seven points and six assists which might seem pretty good if you hadn't watched the game. Unfortunately I did. He was two of eight from the floor, zero of three from three – he seems to be cocking the ball behind his ear now a la George Gervin, which is the only thing about his game reminiscent of Gervin's – and three of five from the free throw line, which 60 percent raised his average because he's a lousy free throw shooter. He took a couple of really egregiously bad shots during Saint John's aborted comeback: he either imagines himself Kobe Bryant or has worse court vision than Ray Charles … Yakwe was the victim of a couple of terrible calls and mostly sat with four fouls … Fruedenburcg played which was bad, but he played instead of Alibagowith, which is good
NOTES: Since this nonsense has been going on for three years now I've been going back and reading my prior posts to make sure I'm not plowing the same field twice and also to see if there's any low hanging fruit I missed, because 30 recaps is a lot of recaps and even I run out of interesting things to say every once in a while. Looking back at Xavier this morning I saw that I've never done a famous alumni list which got me excited for a moment but then when I googled it I remembered why: Xavier's most famous alumni is Jim Bunning. Don't get me wrong, there's nothing wrong with Jim Bunning – he won 200 games over 17 years; was second only to Walter Johnson in strike outs when he retired; threw a perfect game; threw a no hitter in each league; and once got out of an inning by striking out the side on nine pitches; and after that served a couple of terms in the US senate. But that's not much of a legacy for a university that's been around since 1840. In fact other than him and crybaby John Boehner, left wing hack Gary Wills and a couple of basketball players (Brian Grant, Lionel Chalmers, James Posey, David West) I've never heard of any of the rest of these dopes, the most noteworthy of whom are the actor Robert Romanus, who is "perhaps best known for his role … as Natalie Green's boyfriend Snake on The Facts of Life"; Rhine McLin, Mayor of Dayton (although a Xavier grad she also holds an associate's degree in mortuary science from Cincinnati College); and Laura Esselman, a former contestant known as Red Velvet on a television called The Bachelor, who don't bother googling, if she was hot her picture'd be up top and I wouldn't have had to spend 20 minutes looking for stills of a Facts of Life porn parody. So to recap: the most illustrious graduates of Xavier University in nearly 200 years are a baseball player and a second rate actor famous for taking Mindy Cohn's virginity. Compared to that Saint John's is the Sorbonne … Xavier is also notable for having two sports mascots. Their original mascot was the musketeer, an early sort of soldier armed with a firearm, as made famous by Alexandre Dumas in his serial The Three Musketeers. This makes sense: like Redskins and Braves musketeers were manly men who defeated their enemies on the field of battle, just as sports fans hope their teams will defeat their opponents on the field of play. In 1985 though, someone called Sally Watson, then spirit squad coordinator – I mistakenly joined the spirit squad in college after misreading their poster as the spirits squad and quickly resigned after learning that they did something other than getting shitfaced at basketball games – decided that the musketeers "scared little children" and so designed a second mascot, the Blue Blob. As its name suggests, the blue blob is an amorphous globule of blue fluff with cartoon eyes and a big fluffy white nose. As its name doesn't suggest the blue blob has a 22 inch tongue, which "hangs out inside its mouth until the person uses his or her arm to operate it, licking children." Yes you read that right: Xavier replaced as its mascot a character upon which Walt Disney based his Mouseketeers with a giant blue monster that performs fellatio on children. This is I suppose progress, although of what sort remains a mystery.


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ST. CHARLES, Mo. (AP) — Deer hunting season is upon us, and Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon is asking hunters to help families in need.
Nixon was traveling to Columbia, Independence and St. Charles on Wednesday to speak at Bass Pro Shops and encourage deer hunters to donate venison to the Share the Harvest program.
Share the Harvest is a partnership of the Conservation Federation of Missouri, the Missouri Department of Conservation, food banks and pantries and meat processors.
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To the many health problems that come with packing on the pounds, men can add another: prostate cancer. And, according to a recent state report, Georgia men have more to worry about because nearly two-thirds of them are overweight or obese.
In a study being presented this week at the annual meeting of the American Urological Association, a Medical College of Georgia researcher found that a higher body mass index increased the odds of having an aggressive form of the cancer. Many prostate cancers respond to hormones, and obesity throws off hormone levels in the body, said Martha K. Terris, a researcher at MCG and the Augusta Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Centers.
"Fat tissue tends to convert certain steroids in the body to estrogenlike compounds," Dr. Terris said. "It feeds aggressive prostate cancer, or it allows aggressive prostate cancers to grow more."
She was presenting another study that showed smaller prostates were associated with more aggressive cancers and that the prostate might be smaller because of lower levels of male hormones resulting from obesity.
Part of the reason might also be that obesity makes it more difficult to detect the cancers, Dr. Terris said.
"The PSA blood test that we check to screen for prostate cancer may not be as reliable in obese men because it too is influenced by the hormones that may be produced by adipose (fat tissue)," she said. "If there is more estrogen in the body, produced by the adipose tissue, then the prostate cells, cancer cells or benign cells, don't produce as much of the PSA protein."
About 65 percent of men are overweight or obese in Georgia, according to a recent report from the Georgia Department of Human Resources. And prostate cancer is already the second-leading cause of cancer deaths in Georgia men, said Stuart T. Brown, the acting director of the Georgia Division of Public Health.
"It's quite an important priority for us in public health and at the Georgia Cancer Coalition," Dr. Brown said. "Over the recent years, the link to obesity has been made in a number of studies. The findings are quite clear - obesity and ever-increasing obesity increases the risk for a number of cancers, one of them being prostate cancer."
Obesity should add to the risk factors doctors consider when evaluating patients for prostate cancer, Dr. Terris said.
"Certainly in men that are at risk for prostate cancer, that is African-Americans or men with a family history of prostate cancer, if they are obese and their PSA levels may be slightly elevated or higher than you would expect for their age, perhaps those should be referred for a biopsy or more in-depth testing than maybe somebody that was a normal weight individual," she said.
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The rising tide of obesity in Georgia is a major concern for public health officials. The percentage of overweight and obese adults in Georgia increased from 37 percent in 1984 to 59 percent in 2002, including 65 percent of men, according to a recent state report. Obesity has been linked to a number of diseases, including prostate cancer. Stuart T. Brown, the acting director of the Georgia Division of Public Health, addressed obesity in Georgia and the state's plan to combat it. A comprehensive 10-year state plan will be released in June. These are Dr. Brown's comments from an interview:
- On obesity and how being overweight accounting for an estimated 6,700 deaths a year:"It is absolutely devastating, contributing to diabetes, cardiovascular disease, stroke, heart attacks and any number of degenerative joint diseases. The fact that the percent of the population that is obese and overweight has increased 60 percent in the last two decades is really shocking and it's causing major health consequences and I'm sure resulting in enormous costs to our health care system."
- On strategies to get people to eat less: "That is, how do we get people to assume that a smaller serving size is the correct size? How do we get people to think that the fats and gravies that we all love so much may be best left on the plate? And we need to be putting more veggies on those plates."
- On getting people to exercise more, whether on their own or in groups at school or at work: "Can we get more individuals out doing just a little more activity today than you did yesterday, whether it's walking or whether it's simply having a trip around the floor that you work on in between sessions at your computer? If we could make our shopping centers and our residences closer together, we might spend a little less time in our automobiles. If we could increase the number of sidewalks or safe walking areas, we might increase the use of your feet. If we had bike trails that encouraged people to bicycle instead of using an automobile, again, we're looking for ways that our built environment can help us."
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This property is for sale. This home contains 17 rooms and has a livable surface of 481 m². It is in good condition and renovated ; renovated in 2015. The land has a total surface area of 1768 m². This home is located in a pleasant area, and it has a bright exposure a Southern exposure. This home offers a beautiful view over the mountains. The property is sunny ; moreover it is well insulated. This fancy residence has hardwood floors.. It has a cellar. Heating is fuel-based. There is a parking space big enough for 6 cars. The listed price is of 1250000 € (euros).


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Simple Truth brand foods were recently announced by Kroger as their natural and organic product line. Simple Truth products will not include 101 artificial ingredients and preservatives. Unfortunately, they have not committed to the elimination of genetically modified (GMO) foods.
Simple Truth brand foods from Kroger will not include the following ingredients as shouldn't any food for human consumption. The concept of avoidance of chemicals in your diet is a simple one, a simple truth.
The main tenent I have believed in since 1975 is that if man has created or altered a product…the body will not understand it and will have a negative response to it. That response will probably not be immediate, but what would be the long term effects of ingestion of these chemicals throughout your lifetime?
There are no studies that can answer that question. It either makes sense to you to avoid these chemicals or it doesn't.
The Simple Truth brand is a great start for a mainstream grocery company.
Where is their objection to genetically modified (GMO) foods? I guess baby steps are better than none at all.
Simple Truth Brand Unacceptable Ingredients
Acesulfame-K (acesulfame potassium)
Acetylated ester of mono- and diglycerides
Artificial colors
Artificial flavors
Autolyzed Yeast Extract
Bentonite (acceptable in supplements)
Benzoates in food
Benzoyl alcohol
Benzoyl peroxide
BHA (butylated hydroxyanisole)
BHT (butylated hydroxytoluene)
Bleached flour
Bromated flour
Brominated vegetable oil (BVO)
Calcium bromated
Calcium cassharin
Calcium disodium EDTA
Calcium peroxide
Calcium propionate
Calcium sorbate
Calcium stearoyl-2-lactylate
Carmine (see cochineal)
Certified colors
Cochineal (carmine)-colony (bug)
Cystine (I-cysteine), as an additive for bread products
DATEM (Diacetyl tartaric and fatty acid esters of mono and diglycerides)
Diglycerides- okay in supplements
Dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate (DSS)
Disodium calcium EDTA
Disodium dihydrogen EDTA
Disodium guanylate (GMP)
Disodium sullinate
Dl alpha tocopherol (Vitamin E acetate)
EDTA-ethylenedia mine-tetra acetic acid-chelating preservative
Erythorbic acid
Ester gums
Ethanol, ethyl alcohol
Ethyl vanillin
Ethylene oxide
FD&C colors
Glycerol ester of wood rosin
Hexa-, hepta- and octa-esters of sucrose
High Fructose Corn Syrup
Hydrogenated/partially hydrogenated fats & oils
Hydroxpropyl guar gum
Irradiated foods
Methylene chloride
Methyl silicon
Modified food starch-(acceptable if not chemically modified)
Monosodium glutamate (MSG)
Partially hydrogenated oil
Potassium benzoate
Potassium bisulfate
Potassium bromate
Potassium hydroxide
Potassium metabisulfite
Potassium nitrate or nitrite
Potassium sorbate ( acceptable in supplements only)
Propionates (calcium and sodium)
Propyl gallate
Propylene oxide
Sodium aluminum phosphate
Sodium aluminum sulfate
Sodium benzoate
Sodium bisulfate
Sodium diacetate
Sodium ferrocycanide
Sodium glutamate
Sodium Metabisulfite
Sodium nitrate/nitrite
Sodium propionate
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Sodium steroyl-2-lactylate
Sodium sulfite
Solvent extracted oils, as standalone
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KOKOMO, Ind. (WISH) – This rough winter has made clean-up difficult for those hit by the Kokomo tornadoes, but there's a push to get those home and business owners hit hard by the tornadoes to start cleaning up.
The sounds of chain saws echo on Buick Lane in Kokomo. Tree trimmers are working fast to clean up the damage after a tornado hit this neighborhood.
But, for some homeowners who live here, getting started has been difficult.
"Too cold, too cold," said Cory King.
But the city of Kokomo is asking King, his neighbors and business owners with damage to spruce up. They are doing it with a letter from Code Enforcement.
"We do this all the time, any time we have property that needs some attention regardless of tornado or any type of storm," said Kokomo Mayor Greg Goodnight.
Brian Caudill received the letter.
"It's been rough," Caudill said.
Caudill said on top of the cold weather the delay for him and his neighbors has been working with insurance companies to help take care of the damage.
"I've had to contest everything that I've gotten covered; initially they wanted to do 13 shingles on my roof and that was it then I had to call and get it re-access and I finally got everything covered," he said.
Mayor Goodnight said he understands the weather has been an issue and the heartache people are going though. He said the order to repair letter is just a reminder for victims to start cleaning up so the community is not neglected.
"We just want to make sure that our property owners, and our residents, and the citizens of Kokomo are really protected, and if we need to help intervene in some way. It may be a matter of making a phone call or something," he said.
According to the letter, property owners with damage have 10 days to make repairs or decision or they will face a fine.
Mayor Goodnight said that is all on a case by case basis. He said he knows many of the victims are working with their insurance companies and it will take some time for them to get the funds they need to start the clean-up process.


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Epistle Reading: St. Paul's Letter to the Ephesians 2:4-10
Gospel Reading: Matthew 10:16-22
Theodore the Commander & Great Martyr; The Holy Prophet Zacharias (Zachariah); Nicephoros & Stephanos the Martyrs; Afterfeast of the Presentation of Our Lord and Savior in the Temple; Cuthman of Steyning


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2000 years ago in Ancient Greece, there was a nonviolent town called Sparta. In a crowded agora, many things were happening. There were farmers trading and selling different sorts of goods. There was a man with a red bandana cutting a costumer's hair and a fish monger was selling fish to the people. The scent of olives was in the air as well as the sickening sardines, which spreading around the town. But nobody knew about the terror that was coming…
Ghost Lion was the most powerful monster in the whole of Ancient Greece. He had the body of a person, the head of a lion and a lion's claws as sharp as a sword. He hated the people in Athens because the people in Athens put a curse on him and make a trap for him. His temper was like a thunder that could crash any time. This monstrous was devilish. Its mouth spat a red blood that smelt like rotting dead body left for a month. The eyes were as red as a blood. The hair was spiky and rusty that can kill you instantly. The face was like a squashed rock.
Ghost Lion crashed into the village of Athens and grabbed a wailing tiny girl and chopped her body in half. As he turned around, he destroyed the houses with his heavy razor-sharp sword. When he reached the center of the town, he smashed all the buildings and gobbled the people up. The monster splashed the people with water and the people sank into the water. The ghost lion grabbed two men and folded them in half. A teacher, who was walking to the temple, crashed into the temple and the monster killed the teacher. Ghost Lion crashed into the temple and destroyed everything inside.
Elemental Hero Darkbright lived in Crete. The King of Athens was looking for a hero to help capture the Ghost Lion. Meanwhile, one of the servants who knew about the Elemental Hero Darkbright told the king that he knew someone that was very powerful and could help the people of Athens. He had strong metal wings; he was as ferocious as a bull and a lion. He had metal hands that were as harsh as a gigantic metal crane. "He would definitely defeat the monster. "I want him to find the monster as soon as possible!" the King ordered. Elemental Hero Darkbright stated his journey by flying to places. Elemental Hero Darkbright needed to save the people from the dangerous monster so he set a trap.
Everybody in Athens told the Spartan Warriors to come and fight in the Olympics and the winner would win a pot of bullion and a razor sharp sword. Ghost Lion wanted to win the pot of gold and straight razor sharp sword so he entered the competition. The Elemental Hero Darkbright went to the Olympics and hid in the amphitheatre until the Ghost Lion came in to fight. All of a sudden the Elemental Hero Darkbright flapped his wings and flew down and snatched with his crane hands, the ghost lion was squeezed tightly and the ghost lion exploded into a lot of pieces.
The people in Athens lived happily ever after knowing that the Ghost Lion was killed.
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November 07, 2009
Wanna Buy a UT Ski Resort?
Here is a link to the online auction for Elk Meadows.
Then check their press release:
BEAVER, Utah--(Business Wire)-- The LFC Group of Companies, the leaders in online real estate auction marketing, is pleased to announce the latest campaign on their commercial property auction website LFC.com: the former Elk Meadows Ski Resort in southwestern Utah`s Beaver County. The property, comprising more than 1,100 acres of beautiful recreational land, is surrounded by a half-dozen of Utah`s most renowned national parks, including Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, Dixie National Forest and Fishlake National Forest. Located just an hour from Logan, a city of more than 125,000 people and home to Utah State University, Elk Meadows is secluded yet accessible. The mountain is less than three hours from several of Utah`s major metropolitan areas, including St. George, Provo and Salt Lake City.
For 25 years, Elk Meadows was the secret getaway for skiers and snowboarders looking to escape the mammoth crowds of Salt Lake City and Park City in northern Utah. However, the mountain`s proximity to several national parks made it a popular destination during off-season, as well. In summer, guests enjoyed mountain biking, horseback riding, ATVing, fishing, hang gliding and more. Throughout the years, Elk Meadows was a popular destination for vacationers from southern Utah, southern California, Phoenix, Arizona and northern Nevada. In fact, Elk Meadows is less than a four hour drive from Las Vegas, Nevada.
"This is really a special piece of property, one that requires the broad exposure and universal accessibility that only an online auction can deliver," said Shawn Miller, Director of Sales the LFC Group of Companies. "With our Internet-based auction platform, interested bidders can easily conduct due diligence and place bids from wherever they are - an unmatched level of convenience for buyers that has helped spark substantial international interest."
While there is some infrastructure in place, Elk Meadows is a project that requires vision and persistence. This non-operational ski resort needs work, and the low minimum bid of $1,000,000 reflects that reality. However, it also makes for a tremendous opportunity to purchase a one-of-a-kind blank canvas at a bargain price.
Me thinks the auction firm needs geography lessons. USU and SUU are two different institutions and Logan happens to be closer to Jackson Hole, and quite possibly Big Sky than it is to Elk Meadows.
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In today's Chamber judgment in the case of Z.H. and R.H. v. Switzerland (application no. 60119/12) the European Court of Human Rights held, unanimously, that there had been no violation of Article 8 (right to respect for private and family life) of the European Convention on Human Rights. The case concerned the asylum applications of two Afghan nationals, Ms. Z.H. and Mr. R.H., who married in a religious ceremony in Iran when Ms. Z.H. had been a child, and which were considered separately – the couple not being considered legally married by the Swiss authorities – resulting in the expulsion of Mr. R.H. to Italy. In the proceedings before the European Court, the couple alleged that the expulsion of Mr. R.H. had breached their right to respect for their family life.
The Court found that at the time of the removal of Mr. R.H. to Italy, the Swiss authorities had been justified in considering that the applicants were not married. It held, in particular, that Switzerland was under no obligation to recognise the marriage of a child, emphasising the importance of the protection of children and considering the regulation of marriage an issue best addressed by the national courts.
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The applicants, Ms. Z.H. and Mr. R.H. are Afghan nationals who were born in 1996 and 1992 respectively and live in Geneva (Switzerland). The case concerns the applicants' asylum claims.
The applicants entered Switzerland, via Italy, and, presenting themselves to the authorities as a married couple, applied for asylum in September 2011. According to the couple they had married in a religious ceremony in Iran in 2010. At the time, Ms. Z.H. was 14 years old and Mr. R.H. was 18 years old ...Zum vollständigen Artikel


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Environmentalist Michael McGinn, who is trying to maintain traction in his mayoral bid, on Wednesday rapped incumbent Greg Nickels and T-Mobile executive Joe Mallahan for pushing to eliminate Seattle's "head tax" on businesses.
The day before, Nickels and two City Council members said it was time to repeal the $25-per-employee annual head tax. It was imposed in 2006 as part of a package to provide additional funding for transportation projects. Mallahan had previously called for getting rid of the levy.
The head tax was originally proposed as a revenue source tied to employees who drive to work alone. There were exemptions for workers who commute by mass transit, carpool, bicycle or walking.
In a statment McGinn said there are two Seattles.
"One for the business elites and politicians they support, and one where the rest of us live. In their Seattle, it's okay to eliminate a $25 head tax on business that pays for transit, sidewalks and street repairs because it is a 'nuisance' and 'inconvenient" They say that the rest of us can just wait for overcrowded buses, dodge potholes, and wonder when we will ever get sidewalks.
Nickels and Mallahan have picked which Seattle they prefer. When the business elites says get rid of a business tax, Nickels and Mallahan listen."
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The snowfall early this week should provide some relief to cross-country skiers starting to worry about the American Birkebeiner, the biggest race of the year.
Fretting about conditions and conditioning is a year-round exercise for thousands of skiers, and recent news should ease that anxiety.
Organizers of the race scheduled for Feb. 25 report the 52-kilometer Birkebeiner Ski Trail has a solid base, and snow willing, will be in good shape for 9,000 skiers registered for the 39th year of the Birkie.
Close to 600 racers found good conditions during the Seeley Hills Classic, on a portion of the Birkie Trail, on Saturday.
Unlike the southern part of the state, the area close to Lake Superior has received steady doses of lake-effect snow, and skiers have traveled to make use of it. This story in the Eau Claire Leader-Telegram details the reasons behind that winter weekend migration.
"Right now we're all very positive," said Susan Kendrick, the communications director for the Birkie. "The attitude here is that we still have plenty of time."
In the Seeley Hills race, Brian and Caitlin Gregg, part of the Central Cross-Country Ski Association elite team, took the victories in the 42K race. The husband-and-wife duo live in Minneapolis but train from the CXC headquarters at the Telemark Resort in Cable.
Brian finished in 2:10:10 and Caitlin finished in 2:18:49, good for eighth overall in the race considered the unofficial Midwest classic championship.
Andrew Brown, 22, of St. Paul, Minn., was second, and Waylon Manske, third, in the men's race.
Kelly Skillicorn, 48, of Winona, Minn., took second in the women's race in a time of 2:35:42, just ahead of Hilary Patzer, 32, of St. Paul.
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by Wendy M Grossman | posted on 01 August 2003
This week, Wendy warns that American freedom erosions are preparing to fly across the Atlantic - courtesy of British Airways.
Is the right to travel anonymously a necessary part of the First Amendment - freedom to assemble? This is the key question in a case filed by John Gilmore against the demand that airline passengers travelling within the US be required to show photo ID before being allowed to board a plane.
Of course, that demand is only part way to what the Travel Security Administration has planned for us. They want to do background checks on passengers under a system known as CAPPS-II that will take the information contained in the Passenger Name Records that are created when you buy your ticket, plus some other piece of identifying information such as birth date, and run it all through a variety of databases. Potentially, these will not only include whatever massive national database the Department of Homeland Security intends to create, but commercial credit and financial databases and a host of others. Many of us have pointed out that the terrorists who blew up the World Trade Center had photo ID, and that truly dedicated terrorists will put in the time to create unexceptional backgrounds for themselves.
Ed Hasbrouck, who has been worrying about the privacy of travel data for years, believes the whole point of CAPPS-II is not so much airline safety as getting travel data into the Total Information Awareness program. Er, I do beg its pardon, it's been renamed. To Terrorism Information Awareness. (Hm. That implies that everyone whose information is in the system, which will be everyone, is in fact either a terrorist or a suspected terrorist. Can we sue the government for slander?) Hasbrouck has been saying for years that travel data is the most revealing stuff anyone can have about you. People think it's just about locations and dates, but it shows who you travel with, what terms you're on (is that hotel reservation for one room or two?), and may even indicate your religion (orders Kosher meals).
The TSA proposals have problems - read Hasbrouck's page on travel privacy to see what they are - but dishonesty about the intent isn't really one of them. Gilmore is perfectly right to be alarmed, and unlike most of us he has the money (employee #5 of Sun, former owner of Cygnus Systems), the time, and the inclination to spend both on matters of principle. Gilmore was a founder of "http://www.eff.org" the EFF, and is an inveterate civil liberties advocate - just type "FOIA Gilmore Tien" into Google and see the long list you get back of cases he's pursued.
Most of us, when presented with airline security, just try to get through as fast and unnoticeably as possible. Gilmore, Agnostic love him, is the opposite; he was refused carriage by British Airways recently for declining to take off a button that read "Suspected Terrorist".
You can argue that Gilmore acted like a nut, that BA is not American and therefore not subject to the First Amendment, that a plane is private property belonging to a business, that an airline captain has absolute discretion, and that intransigence is not a rational response to easily unnerved staff. You can also argue that BA staff have long been petty bureaucrats who treat passengers like sheep, that they have should focus on real security issues rather than a passenger's nearly unnoticeable one-inch lapel button, and that what the other 300 passengers were really disturbed by was the no doubt lengthy delay while the plane went back to the gate to expel Gilmore and his guilty-by-association companion. But there is a principle here: do we surrender all our rights when we become airline passengers? If not, which ones do we have?
Gilmore's case about the right to travel anonymously is more serious. In 1996, when he began complaining about the photo ID issue and got arrested at San Francisco airport for refusing to show his, it might have been possible for a court to rule that there are anonymous alternatives to flying and that therefore Gilmore's freedom is not harmed by the airline "safety" rules. But things have changed since then.
You're now asked for photo ID to buy a bus ticket, or travel by train. About the only way you can travel anonymously now is to hitchhike or drive your own car. Or, of course, by getting someone else to buy your bus ticket for cash; they don't check the photo IDs at boarding, only at the ticket counter. Although, I've got to say, by now you'd think Gilmore would be instantly recognizable throughout the travel industry. Surely he needs no ID beyond his name, sandals, and tie-dyed socks for them to know who they've got there. But the fact is that you don't really need to know who he is anyway when he's sitting next to you. You just want to know he's not going to blow up the plane or stab you with the pin from the back of his button.
Want to stop - or at least comment on - some of this without being thrown off a plane? Read Ed Hasbrouck's backgrounder on the issues, and then email your comments to the TSA by September 30.
Europeans, please note: the US is putting extreme pressure on EU airlines to turn over their passenger data, too, and many of them already do. Complain to your Data Protection commissioner.
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Kuwait's 9-month spending up 18%
National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) has said the Kuwaiti government's spending in the first nine months of the fiscal year 2013/14 jumped 18% to KD9.6bn ($34bn) driven by current expenditures, Reuters has reported. The Kuwaiti lender said that more than half of the increase in current spending came from the large 'miscellaneous & transfers' component, which jumped to KD5bn from KD2.6bn at end of second quarter. Although details for the entire period are not available, it looks likely that the jump was driven by a rise in transfer payments to the state social security fund, PIFSS, said the NBK.
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If you visit Vancouver B.C.'s Translink website, you'll notice a lot of happy-looking women pedaling on two wheels. The photos are everywhere — the homepage, the blog and especially the cycling page.
Those photos would have you think women bicycle everywhere in Vancouver, but it's actually just the opposite. Nearly three quarters of bike trips were made by men in 2008, and city officials want that to change.
Women are a major part of Vancouver Metro's new Regional Cycling Strategy, a plan to get more people safely biking in the Vancouver area instead of driving cars.
"Studies from a variety of disciplines suggest that women are less willing to engage in risky behaviour, and evidently they are less likely to cycle when the only bicycle routes provided are on roads adjacent to vehicle traffic," transit officials wrote in a document outlining the strategy.
They added: "Metro Vancouver is similar to other North American cities where men's cycling trips and surpass women's by at least 2:1. In many Northern European cities, where urban cycling is well-provided for with extensive networks of traffic-protected bikeways, cycling is split evenly between women and men."
The fact that so few women bike in the Vancouver region indicates cycling isn't perceived as safe, according to the document.
Now transit officials in Vancouver want to build safer bike paths and launch a public-relations campaign for biking. Ultimately, the they want to boost female ridership by 50 percent.
Seattle's own Bicycle Master Plan doesn't mention more women cyclists as a goal. Should it?
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One study asked volunteers to collect saliva samples over the course of the day. When the samples were analyzed for the presence of a stress hormone, it turned out that levels were significantly higher when the volunteers were at home, compared to levels at work.
Consider some of the reasons for workplace stress that occupations are rated on in the O*NET database:
- Dealing with unpleasant or angry people
- Competition
- Time pressure
- Needing to be exact or accurate
- Consequences of errors
- Dealing with physically aggressive people
- Conflict situations
- Decisions that have impact on co-workers or company results
- Working at a pace determined by the speed of equipment
Now consider some of the reasons for stress at home:
- Dealing with unpleasant or angry family members or neighbors
- Time pressure to meet nonwork commitments (such as housekeeping chores)
- Conflict situations with spouse, children, or neighbors
- Illness or death of a loved one
- Unruly pets
- Malfunctioning appliances or furnishings
- Decisions that have impact on family
- Adjusting to suit family members' schedules
What's the difference between these two sets of stressors? Researchers speculate that people are better able to shrug off workplace stressors because they imagine (whether realistically or not) that they always have the option of quitting their job (or getting a reassignment), whereas it is much less common to imagine walking away from domestic woes. In addition, people are more able to vent about workplace stressors, because it is socially more acceptable to complain about your boss or your clients than it is to badmouth your spouse or your kids.
It's interesting that one group among those in the saliva study were an exception to the general trend and found work more stressful than time at home: people with high incomes. I'm not surprised. I have run correlations between stress factors and income, using the O*NET ratings and the BLS figures for median incomes across the spectrum of occupations. I find a correlation of 0.33 for Impact of Decisions and 0.34 for Level of Competition, as well as 0.25 for the overall need for Stress Tolerance. It seems that when you're earning the big bucks, your home can really be a refuge from stress—although technology (a cell phone or a networked computer) is now allowing work to intrude on your time at home more than ever before.
I remember what my life was like when I was working as a lowly and low-paid research assistant at Educational Testing Service and had just bought my first house. On my weekends, I had so much fixing-up work to do on that little Cape Cod house that I was happy when Monday morning rolled around. I used to say to my carpool, "I'm so glad to get back to work. Now I can relax!"


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Robert Pattinson was left speechless when Reese Witherspoon took care of him on the set of period drama Vanity Fair because he never expected the "incredibly famous" actress to pay attention to him.
The British hunk landed his first role playing Witherspoon's son in the 2004 movie and she made sure Pattinson was fully prepared for his part.
He tells Britain's The Sun, "I'd never really done any acting and was completely freaking out. She came to my trailer before we shot anything and was like, ';Hey, you want to go through the lines or something, wanna talk about the scene?'
"She was incredibly famous then and didn't need to do that at all. I was sitting there going, ';Oh, yeah, ok'. I had absolutely no idea what to say about it."
Pattinson's scenes were subsequently left on the cutting room floor, but he can finally see himself on the big screen with Witherspoon – they star in new movie Water for Elephants together.


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In Memory of
Dale Dawson Addington
July 28, 1931 - November 10, 2013
Dale D. Addington, Palm Springs, CA passed away November 10, 2013. Mr. Addington was born July
28, 1931 in Yakima, WA and passed away. He was 82 yrs old.
Mr. Addington was a graduate of Selah High School in 1949.
Mr. Addington essentially worked his entire career for Pacific Power and Light Company in
various service areas of the company. Those areas include Yakima, WA, where he entered
the company's work force digging power poles by hand for the company. He progressed to
groundman, truck driver and heavy equipment operator.
This was his first assignment. Progressing through line construction duties, he was moved
to the company's head office as an engineer construction accountant.
At this time in his career, he was drafted into the US Army Signal Corp.
Mr. Addington spent 2 yrs with 18 months stationed in Korea from 1952 to1954. He always
joked about being sent to Korea to end the war. Returning home, he returned to Pacific
Power and attended night school at Portland State College. He studied accounting and
engineering construction specifications. His second assignment included maintaining and
refinishing of wooden hotline equipment and other designated tasks given by line
His third assignment was in Seaside, OR as local manager including Canon Beach and
Tolovana Park. He lived there during the 1962 tsunami. He then transferred to Sunnyside,
WA as extension engineer and later transferred to Stayton, OR as assistant local manager.
He then went on to Roseburg, OR as district manager. From Roseburg, OR he was returned
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the company's largest operating district and ending his career in IdahoThroughout his entire career,
Mr. Addington spent many hours serving on various committees as chairman in many districts
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Mr. Addington always expressed extreme gratitude to Pacific Power and Light Company for
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his Oregon State Real Estate License. He was a realtor for ten years.
Mr. Addington is survived by his wife, Norma Addington; sister, Jean Owens of Selah, WA;
two daughters, [an Sherrick of Woodburn, OR, and Susan Jack of Indio, CA and one son, Alan
D. Addington of Spokane, WA; four grandchildren and great grandchildren and many nieces
and nephews whom he loved dearly.
Mr. Addington was proceeded in death by his former wife Ann Tibbling.
His Parents William and Alberta Addington and his brother William "Bill" Addington
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Eugène Delacroix
French, 1798–1863
The Combat of the Giaour and Hassan
Oil on canvas
23 1/2 x 28 7/8 in. (59.6 x 73.4 cm)
Gift of Bertha Palmer Thorne, Rose Movius Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Wood, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Palmer, 1962.966
Following a visit to England in 1825, Eugène Delacroix, the leading Romantic painter in France, based this painting on the poem The Giaour (pronounced jor) written by English poet Lord Byron in 1813. The subject—passions avenged on the faraway Greek battlefield—is perfectly suited to the Romantic vision of exotic locales and unleashed emotion.
In the painting, a Venetian known as the Giaour—a Turkish term for infidel—fights the Muslim Hassan to avenge the death of his lover, who was killed by Hassan after fleeing his harem. The stark setting and aggressive movements place the focus of the painting on these two main characters. Weapons poised, the enemies face off in mirrored poses: the Giaour in swirling white with bloodshot eyes, Hassan facing his opponent with his weapon raised. The dynamic motion and emotion of the composition, which looks back to the Baroque style of Peter Paul Rubens, is further heightened by the artist's use of high-keyed colors and bold and loose brushwork. Delacroix's handling of pigments was influenced by a mid-19th-century color theory that stated that a spot of color will appear to be surrounded by a faint ring of its complement. In Delacroix's painting, the adaptation of this effect is seen in the artist's use of complementary colors, rather than the addition of black pigment, to create shadows.
The Combat of the Giaour and Hassan was included in an exhibition at the Parisian Galerie Lebrun to benefit the Greeks and their war of liberation from the Ottoman Turks (1821–1832). This political cause inspired numerous Romantic artists, writers, and musicians, and was the subject of one of Delacroix's best-known paintings, The Massacre at Chios. The latter painting was based on an actual incident in the Greek wars of independence, unlike the Art Institute's painting, which is derived from a work of fiction. Both are examples of Orientalism in Romantic painting, in which depictions of the Middle East and North Africa emphasize the exotic appeal of the lands and their people.
Anne-Louis Girodet de Roussy-Trioson
French, 1767–1824
The Revolt of Cairo
c. 1810
Oil and ink on paper, laid down on canvas
12 1/8 x 17 3/4 in. (30.8 x 45.1 cm)
Restricted gift of Mrs. James W. Alsdorf; Bequest of Luella Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Larned Coburn Memorial and Alexander A. McKay endowments, 1999.384
French artist Anne-Louis Girodet-Trioson (1767–1824) was a pupil of Neoclassical painter Jacques Louis David, yet, for his concentration on the exotic and the imaginative, he is recognized as a pioneer of French Romanticism. The Revolt of Cairo depicts the brutal suppression of an Egyptian revolt against the French and is a study for a larger painting commissioned by Napoléon Bonaparte to commemorate his military campaigns in Egypt at the end of the 18th century.
In the painting, a muscular, nude Egyptian struggles to support and defend his fallen Turkish leader from the Napoleanic soldier attacking from his right. Such strong diagonal lines and heightened emotion are typical features of Romanticism. Both Delacroix's and Girodet's paintings exemplify Orientalism, an inclination in 19th-century painting to emphasize exotic settings, costumes, and customs of foreign environments and their people, particularly those of the Near East or North Africa.


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Episode #619: The "We're In The Same Dressing Room" Episode featuring Bobcat Goldthwait
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Bobcat Goldthwait (God Bless America) joins the The Long Shot long-shots to discuss misanthropy, Mexican campfires, tortilla chips, and hover-crafting.
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I watched Ai Wei Wei: Never Sorry on PBS this Monday and am convinced that Conroy could play the famous artist/dissident in the movie adaptation. Is this racist? Is this relevant to the podcast? God Bless America.
Here is the sound effect for every time Jamie says "The Improv": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle_thunder_%28sound_effect%29
Good ol' Castle Thunder!
I am going back to listening to the rest of the episode now.
I am going to dork-out about Bobcat because I recently saw "World's Greatest Dad" and it was an excellent movie. Why?
1) It was filmed in my neighborhood of Seattle.
2) Allusions to Kurt Cobain and the cult/martyrdom built around his legacy was so touching, frustrating and real.
3) Daryl Sabara was brilliant as Kyle because, wow, what a shithead.
4) Robin Williams, I have the love.
Now that I got that dork-out over with. I'm glad to hear Eddie again and all of you are always excellent.
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Eddie was channeling Walter Sobchek. "I don't fucking roll on Shabbos!"
Oh Great! Eddie's here too!) YES!
The triumphant return of Eddie and a Totie Fields reference? How can you top that? I have 15 minutes to the end of the podcast, any Shakes the Clown references?
Just listened to the episode… trying to catch up. Love to hear you guys again. I had one thing to say… I am sorry but I had to listen twice to make sure I heard right… Bobcat's wife should be locked up, she sounds like a spoiled psychopath… only a crazy person drops a baby to prove her point of disliking of children… There are other ways of getting your point across (rather than hurting a baby). It is sad to hear how rotten society has gotten.
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Gays are not guaranteed the right to wed in church
There are 67 comments on the The Modesto Bee story from Aug 13, 2013, titled Gays are not guaranteed the right to wed in church. In it, The Modesto Bee reports that:
When Barbara Brecher and Terry Allen married in June 2008, during the brief window that year when same-sex marriage was legal in California, they asked the entire membership of Congregation B'nai Israel to witness the ceremony.
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#1 Aug 13, 2013
Actually people like Putin , Bryan Fischer , Linda Harvey , etc. seem to be on the gays ' side .. Their idiotic remarks and even more idiotic opinions do nothing but promote sympathy for the LGTB group . It's obvious that hate for anything that smacks of freedom and justice is still very much alive in Russia ; religious intolerance and that deadliest of mental maladies , bigotry , finish the job very nicely on our side of the world . Let them say ..
#2 Aug 13, 2013
I was thinking of that a few days ago
We would be nowhere today if the fake christians had not caused such a row and drive our court cases to the Supreme Court
Barney Frank summed it up
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#5 Aug 13, 2013
I have absolutely no desire to try to force religions to accept gay CIVIL Marriages, just as they cannot force me to accept their criteria for participation in THEIR institutions.
#6 Aug 13, 2013
You're missing the point. The gays are riding the witch hunt train that the liberals created and nobody is allowed to jump the train.
Now, you can sit on a fence and talk about freedom, bigotry or morality but sooner or later, a choice will be forced on you because you won't make your own.
Tell us about freedom now!
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#7 Aug 13, 2013
And we should not be guaranteed that right. Each church should decide these things internally.
" reality, what a concept"
Since: Nov 07
this one
#8 Aug 13, 2013
Straights are not guaranteed the right to wed in church and never have been. If you do not qualify under any given faith's requirement for their blessing of your wedding, your right to marry doesn't supersede their right to their practices. Places of worship are not considered places of public accommodation and religious officiants are not public officials. It doesn't matter if you are marrying someone of either sex.
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#9 Aug 13, 2013
SOME are. Most are not.
I actively and vociferously oppose those that are.
"What Goes Around, Comes Around"
Since: Mar 07
Kansas City, MO.
#10 Aug 13, 2013
Any church has the right to refuse to marry ANYONE!
"I will not go quietly."
Since: Feb 07
Indianapolis Indiana
#11 Aug 13, 2013
There's no "witch hunt" train. Churches have every right to conduct their Rites as they see fit, including or denying others as their claimed beliefs dictate, nothing has ever been suggested to think otherwise.
Outside those beliefs, when it comes to business transactions based on Governmental contracts(or other such similar secular circumstances)they have no legitimate right to refuse to recognize a person's marriage if and when it comes to secular situations such as sending a spouse to pick up a check for services rendered, insurance coverage for an accountant's mate or any other every day occurrence(and that would include the guardianship of Public lands held in trust by a Church, sorry to point that out for all those chortling and rubbing your hands with glee).
"Together for 24, legal for 5"
Since: Sep 07
#12 Aug 13, 2013
Really? Did someone make you marry a same-sex partner? Attend a same-sex wedding? Buy a gift?
No? Well, I guess you still have the freedom to be a bigot. Lucky you.
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#13 Aug 13, 2013
You are being forced to marry someone of the same gender?
"Judge less, Love more"
Since: Apr 07
Born in Newark Ohio
#14 Aug 13, 2013
Your church has always had the right to refuse SSM and always will.
Many other churches also bless SSM.
No one is forcing you to join a different church. If your Church becomes more compassionate to others and that bothers you, then you are free to find another church.
Freedom now, as it's almost always been.
"Judge less, Love more"
Since: Apr 07
Born in Newark Ohio
#15 Aug 13, 2013
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#17 Sep 2, 2013
Churches are not religions. Christianity is a religion, churches are places that take christianity and use it to suit the prejudices of their congregation.
"I will not go quietly."
Since: Feb 07
Indianapolis Indiana
#18 Sep 2, 2013
Christianity is precisely no more and no less than exactly what those who believe in it make from it. So far there is no definitive translation, no official Doctrine which is able to stand out and "prove" that it is the "Real Christianity" as compared to all the other variations.
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#19 Sep 2, 2013
And all of Christianity is not against same sex marriage. Each congregation should be able to decide such things internally, but of course, they should NOT be able to enforce their beliefs outside of their own pews.
"Judge less, Love more"
Since: Apr 07
Born in Newark Ohio
#20 Sep 2, 2013
When the Bible, Qur'an or any religious text starts being used as a weapon, most of the good messages it contains get lost. And in doing that the sacredness of those teachings as well as the sacredness of those texts and scriptures is destroyed.
My Mom always said Church is where religion lives. The heart is where God lives.
Twickenham, UK
#22 Sep 5, 2013
That seems a bit unfair. Homosexuals are famous for expounding their beliefs outside their bedrooms.
I tolerate all beliefs and idiocincracies of people of all persuasions, but it seems you are the pot calling the kettle black.
Accept that there are people who don't really care what you are or what you do, they just don't want to hear about it when you are defending your habits and exposing your insecurities.
"I will not go quietly."
Since: Feb 07
Indianapolis Indiana
#23 Sep 5, 2013
Homosexuality isn't a religion, and our "beliefs" go much farther than being in the bedroom, the same way heterosexual couples beliefs do.
Not even remotely true.
Actually that sounds like advice that you and your ilk should take to heart, people could care less who or what you worship, but you aren't earning any friends insisting that your beliefs should somehow trump others rights.
Twickenham, UK
#25 Sep 5, 2013
It seems you are the one who thinks your beliefs trump the beliefs of others.
You wear your insecurities on your sleeve it seems. To have to tell people via your avatar that you are "Proud" is sad. Having to use a nomenclature such as "Pagan and Proud" is proof of your insecurities.
We can only hope you find the pity you crave through your self seeking offerings. You certainly have my pity, whether you like it or not. You see the advantage I have over you is that I can be magnanimous and tolerate your silly talk, whereas you have to resort to insults because you know of no other method of expressing yourself.
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Hawaii resort outdoes US spas
The Mauna Lani Resort in Hawaii has been awarded the highly coveted top spot on the Conde Nast Traveler magazine Top Hawaii Spa List for 2008.
Mauni Lani Spa, located on the Kohala Coast of Hawaii, was also named the third-best spa in North America and the Caribbean.
The award double will ensure that both the luxury hotel and country remains confident of tourism levels going into the summer season, following the reopening of the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park on April 10th.
Expressing his delight at the accolades, director of resort marketing and sales Mark Glickman claimed that the unique luxury holiday experience the spa provides was the reason for the Mauni Lani Resort's success.
He added: "There is no greater accolade than one that comes from our spa enthusiast guests from all over the world."
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I'm a learning amateur astonomer. I hardly know anything in the sky. Lately, I have been looking up and seeing the three get closer and just happened to hear that it will be the closest yesterday (Dec 1).
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Oh. Okay ... I'll add to this thread what I did in the general DSLR thread
I shot it with the 70-200 f/2.8 @ 70mm f/8
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I should also add mine were with the Tamron 70-200/2.8
At mostly 70mm and one at 200mm.
Don, was that from tonight? I'm lucky, it's pretty cloudy/hazy out tonight.
Yepper ... around 6PM CST ... then the clouds got me. I really was anxious to try out the telescope idea ... but, Jupiter just disappeared. Last time I spotted Jupiter, last year, I think ... it was nearly using the telescope straight up. I had to use the right-angle adapter on it. It was a pretty amazing view, very clear (less atmosphere, when looking straight up) for such a little scope.
"Dear Santa ... I have been good ... how about that Celestron Nexstar 8SE?" Nudge nudge
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I opted for the TAMRON SP AF 200-500mm f/5-6.3 Di LD instead of this. Decisions have to be made ... LOL
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Nice shot Don. I never went out to check again last night because it was cloudy. I would cheat like I did and make jupiter and Venus bigger. Don you won't nead to wait 50 years with that. LOL
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When I saw intern Jaclyn's ultra cool thank you notes I begged her to share her recipe with all of us. It's such a great little project to do with the little ones. All you need are some magazines, glue and old envelopes. Read on to see how she created them…
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Very cool idea! I've saved stacks of magazines to make envelopes and liners on my own, but I hadn't thought about how much fun my kids would have with something like this…Great for working on scissor skills and learning about collaging and typography. Hmmm, I'm thinking this would be neat for "Secret Agent" themed birthday party invites!
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Perth, Australia, June 27, 2011 - (ABN Newswire) - Mutiny Gold Limited (ASX:MYG.AX) ("Mutiny" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that, following recent exploration success at the Company's flagship Deflector Deposit, the Company has elected to execute an agreement with Sherwin Iron Limited (ASX:SHD.AX) ("Sherwin") and Redhill Resources Corp (TSXV:RHR.V) ("Redhill") that provides for an extension of time for the next Gullewa acquisition progress payment until 24 August 2011.
Commenting on the extension, Mutiny's Managing Director, Mr John Greeve, said "This agreement is an example of the terrific co-operation between the companies. Following the recent exciting exploration results at Deflector, reported to the ASX on 22 June, management have resolved to execute the extension agreement. This will enable Mutiny to fully inform investors of the progress of its ongoing exploration program and to provide the board with the time to consider all funding alternatives prior to making the A$4m progress payment."
In 2008 Sherwin entered into an agreement (Sale Agreement) with Redhill for the sale of its Gullewa tenements. In July 2010 Mutiny executed a farm-in agreement with Redhill to acquire a 100% interest in the Gullewa tenements through a series of progress payments.
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Given the obligation of Redhill to pay the fourth payment to Sherwin under the Sale Agreement on 31 July 2011, the parties have agreed as follows:
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In consideration of the payment of AUD$50,000 by Mutiny to Sherwin, Sherwin agrees that, if requested by Mutiny in writing on or prior to 28 June 2011, Sherwin will not require payment of the fourth payment until 31 August 2011, subject to, and conditional upon the following events occurring on or before 28 June 2011:
(a) the payment of the sum of AUD$100,000 by Mutiny to Sherwin; and
(b) the issue to Sherwin of:
(i) 300,000 fully paid ordinary shares in Mutiny; and
(ii) 100,000 2 year unlisted options to purchase Ordinary Shares at an exercise price of 12.5 cents per option.
2. Sherwin and Redhill agree that the date for payment of the Progress Payment payable by Mutiny shall be extended until 24 August 2011.
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The Company also has significant nickel tenements in Western Australia as well as iron ore potential at its Gullewa tenements.
Mutiny plans to commence production in 2012 with an open pit mining operation at the Deflector Deposit, followed by underground mining after two years.
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Israel's Cameri Theater troupe presented a premier performance here last night of a musical in Hebrew to a packed Aldwych Theater and earned an enthusiastic reception from the first night audience and the critics.
The troupe, one of Israel's leading theater groups, presented "King Solomon and the Cobbler," based on a play by Sam Gronemann, a late Zionist leader, lawyer and leading playwright. Written in German, the musical was produced in Hebrew in a translation by the wellknown Israeli poet Nathan Alterman, with music by Alexander Argov and was seen by a half million persons in Israel.


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League of Angels II
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Tera: Rising
TERA Rising takes the fight beyond whack-a-mole monotony with enhanced aiming, dodging and tactical timing to create intense and rewarding combat.
Swordsman Online
Swordsman Online (also known as just Swordsman) is a free-to-play MMORPG from Perfect World Entertainment featuring PvE and PvP action-based, martial arts combat.
World of Warships
World of Warships is a 3D strategy MMORPG currently under development Wargaming
Back when it was originally released, I heard many people say that RIFT would be the game that finally killed World of Warcraft. Like so many before it, the title failed to do so, in spite of the interesting features it brought to the table. Then, a few months ago, it went free to play. This week, I figured it couldn't hurt to write up a long-overdue review.
League of Angels
League of Angels is a browser-based fantasy MMORPG from GTArcade where you will battle the forces of evil, with Angels by your side.
Dungeons & Dragons Neverwinter, a Free-to-Play MMO based on the D&D roleplaying game and packed with epic tales and adventure.
Path of Exile
Path of Exile takes ideas from other games in it's genre and turns it upside down. Everything from the economy to the character progression keeps driving players back to this game from Grinding Gear Games
Stronghold Kingdoms
Stronghold Kingdoms is a realistic looking Real Time Strategy game where you will develop a medieval town and build it up into a castle.
Blacklight Retribution
Blacklight: Retribution is the latest from Perfect World Entertainment.
Star Trek Online
Star Trek Online is the franchise's recent foray into the free to play MMO realm.
Champions Online
Champions Online is a superhero MMORPG that was released by Cryptic Studios in late 2009.
Forsaken World
Forsaken World is a 3D Fantasy MMORPG that takes cues from European mythology.