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Kiki Smith's photos at Tang reveal the workings of her mind
Kiki Smith exhibit reveals the workings of acclaimed artist's mind
Published 2:15 pm, Friday, October 28, 2011
Artist Kiki Smith has long been known for, and celebrated for, her sculpture, prints and drawings. But a new and rewarding show at the Tang Teaching Museum sheds light on the key role photography has played throughout her career, revealing much about her artistic process.
"I Myself Have Seen It: Photography and Kiki Smith" is a traveling exhibit curated by Elizabeth A. Brown of the Henry Art Gallery at the University of Washington, where it originated. Although the show is concentrated in the main-floor Wachenheim Gallery of the Tang, it continues upstairs on the mezzanine level, as well as in the print room.
Conceived as a series of discrete installations, the Tang exhibit differs from the original somewhat. Associate curator Rachel Seligman worked closely with Brown and a studio assistant of Smith's, Beka Goedde, on the installation. "The basic ideas remain the same, but the actual implementation of those ideas is unique. At each venue, the show is reconceived in terms of the way things are placed, so that things are juxtaposed to create new conversations between the work but also with the venue."
One way that's evidenced at the Tang is that some pieces are installed quite high on the walls, to engage the architecture of the space. Small cast bronze sculptures called "Sirens," 2004, are perched on top of the gallery walls. The human-headed, bird-bodied creatures watch your every move.
In addition, thousands of 4-by-6-inch snapshots run along the wall near the floor. Sometimes, these snapshots may climb up the wall, dotting the space under larger images and echoing the imagery. Images and subjects are repeated throughout, and connections can be made between the snapshots and the sculptures and prints across the various installations.
These snapshots function as a sort of photographic cabinet of curiosities full of clues to Smith's process. And the installation makes you work for those clues -- whether squatting to see the floorboard snapshots or craning your neck to see the "Sirens," Smith engages the viewer in a kind of performance that parallels her own. As she investigates aspects of her body, you become aware of your own.
In some photos and drawings, Smith turns herself into witches, saints, wolf-girls. In fact, wolves and other small animals recur, as do natural objects and body parts. In one photo-collage, "Bat" (2000), the crouched body of the artist floats above the photo, with gauzy white rice paper wings attached. Scribbled on the edge of the photo is the word "Butterfly," which is crossed out and replaced with the word "Bat," as if, on second thought, what's called for is something darker and stronger.
Singling out any one image, though, almost misses the point. Each image, no matter how seemingly random, is significant and suggests that all these parts are as important as the sum. Smith's work has often been about deconstruction: deconstructing bodies, narrative, experience and here, her own artistic process.
Those familiar with Smith's work will recognize the themes at play: death, decay, fairy tales, childhood and sexuality, the body and impermanence. Tackling darker subjects may mean that her work isn't always instantly accessible, but those willing to spend some time with "I Myself Have Seen it" will be rewarded. Seeing this work, installed this way, is like seeing how an artist's brain works -- at least this artist. These photos, many taken of or while making other pieces, show the process laid bare: nonlinear and organic.
Amy Griffin is a frequent contributor to the Times Union.
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"I Myself Have Seen It: Photography and Kiki Smith"
Where: Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery, Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs
When: Through Dec. 30; hours: Tues.-Sun. noon-5 p.m. Print room hours: Tues. 1-3, Fri. 2-5 or by appointment
Event: Dunkerly Dialogue with Kiki Smith at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 3
Admission: Donation suggested
Info: 518-580-8080; http://www.skidmore.edu/tang


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the only legit "suggestions" is to disarm and silence. well, tbh, NO SHIT. lol what do you think we do, sit and wait till we can stun? it doesn't matter - disarming and silencing is NOT a sufficent peel, the healer still takes damage and the DK is still right there on them once the disarm or silence wears off.
If you disagree that DKs won't be OP if all these changes go live, that's fine I will agree to disagree with you. But when DKs get overnerfed don't cry to me, because today "i told you so".
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The silence and disarm aren't sufficient to peel on their own, but the reduced pressure allows you to pressure them, forcing their healer to go balls out healing the damage you're putting out possibly forcing OOM. Your healer during this stage can be helping to peel off themselves if their CC doesn't share DR with yours(which it really shouldn't) while helping to burn the DK. They're unlikely to kill your healer during a single IBF.
What type of healer do you have? That will affect the way you peel. 2v2 can create some powerful comps. That is a lot of opportunity for synergy.
If they pop lichborne and you have a priest, shackle them. That's a great way to get the pressure off. A pally healer can Turn Evil on them at that point. Blind is very effective.
Moreover, Death's Advance looks to only affect percentage based snares(hamstring, crippling poison, etc), not roots. In 3s this will be even less of an issue.
I'm not saying it won't be OP, I just don't think it's nearly as bad as you state. It won't be S5 all over again.
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wtf was blizzard thinking buffing them over and over again, they will be even more op than in was when dk was first released in the beginning of the wotlk, their self healing will be sick with this new death strike glyph, and it already. Come on dks how greedy can you be lichborn/death coil you will get 100% of hp easily with that, which is followed with death pact afterwards another 25% hp and on a top of that you will spam death strike lol, none of classes has defensive capabilities as you have: ams, amz, iceboundfortitude, lichborn (im starting to question myself do you even need a trinekt?!), just look how much dmg are your pets doing its insane in any possible way.......
doesn't using death strike cripple your damage some?
anyway, you peel them the same way you always do, get a resto druid or resto shaman as a partner.
after the necrotic strike change, they're gonna need all the mobility they can get. they're even upping disease damage by 30%. lol, 30%? you thought they cleaved hard before.
If all these changes go through, don't even bother playing 2's arena unless your a dk.
This entire thread is a great example of why I don't come to MMO-Champ to talk about PvP.
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Can someone help me with this?? IDK where to start even. I was thinking about letting u = ln(x), du = 1/x then I ended up with.............(1/4) integral (u/u²)du
Oh I see my mistake. I added the 4 and the 1 ... and took (1/5) out of the intagral.I understand how you got to that now (both of you) Now I do integration by parts? It would be nice if 1 of you can actually do it out step by step, because I often mess up on this.
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Susana Díaz stated that ATLAS is the Europe's first centre specifically designed to research and development activities of this kind of technologies. The president of Junta de Andalucía pointed out that this is about a strategic project for the Andalusian Aerospace sector, as it will be positioned at the cutting edge of one of the world's most promising sub-sectors, and which also represents one of the focus for research and development of new military and civil technologies at an international level.
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In the course of the opening ceremony, Díaz was accompanied by the regional minister of Economy, Innovation, Science and Employment, José Sánchez Maldonado; the Spanish government representative in Jaén, Juan Lillo; the president of the County Council of Jaén, Francisco Reyes; the mayor of Villacarrillo, Juan Gilabert; the general director of the IDEA Agency and the president of FADA, Antonio Valverde; the general director of FADA-CATEC, Juan Pedro Vela; and the director of the ATLAS Centre, Anastasio Sánchez, as well as a number of Spanish and Andalusian prime aerospace players who joined in to mark the occasion.
The ATLAS Centre is one of the Andalusian Government's most important commitments to boost the Aerospace industry within the region, a sector which Junta de Andalucía considers to be strategic as it generates wealth, employment and contribute to provide more competitiveness, as Susana Díaz has said. This industry has a turnover of over 1,800 million euros and 11,300 direct jobs (according to the 2012 data) contributing 1,28% to the global Andalusian GDP and 17% to the industrial Andalusian GDP.
Thanks to this facility, Junta de Andalucía intends to equip the region with the most advanced proposal for testing UAVs in Europe, as this centre is completed with another facility devoted to testing large unmanned aerial vehicles, named CEUS, which will be located at El Arenosillo premises (in Moguer, Huelva).
The Andalusian government expects both ATLAS and CEUS involve new opportunities for the Andalusian service industry and it will appeal investment, as well as supporting research activities already developed by tech centres and universities in Andalusia and expand a field of influence for this strategic sector which creates jobs and regenerate the Andalusian productive network.
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ATLAS (Air Traffic Laboratory for Advanced unmanned Systems) is aimed at developer companies, manufacturers and unmanned aerial system operators, regulators, government agencies, and universities and technology centres have an ideal setting for R&D of technologies applicable to this type of aircraft, said to be key in the field of security and defence as well as in the new thriving civil and commercial applications.
The goal is to offer facilities of excellence for testing activities and technological validations to prime international aerospace companies and entities. In fact, ATLAS has already an agreement of collaboration with Boeing Research & Technology-Europe (BR&T-Europe), the European Boeing Centre dedicated to R&D, so they can use the facility and perform their own flight tests.
Thus, the centre will play an important role when validating new technologies to be applied to civil operations such as the management of natural disasters, fires and environmental accidents, ground and se traffic surveillance, communications, meteorology, environment protection, support to agriculture and forest applications, air photography, cinematography, cartography and defence, security and civil protection applications.
ATLAS had a financial backing of 4.5 million euros, cofunded in the framework of the the Andalusia ERDF Operational Programme 2007-2013.
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ATLAS is located in Herrera within the town of Villacarrillo (Jaen). This site excels at being airspace with a location, climatology and orography ideally suited to the development of experimental flights with unmanned aerial vehicles
The Centre, which has been designed by the Andalusian aerospace engineering firm AERTEC Solutions, has an aerodrome equipped with premises of excellence involving a main runway of 800 meters length and an auxiliary grass runway of 400 meters, a platform and a three-floor building to plan and monitor the missions (air traffic control tower with approach radar, communications room and associated premises) and services (space for offices, etc.).
The centre will also have independent hangars with room for MRO shopfloors and other logistic-technical premises as well as segregated airspace of over 1,000 kilometres. ATLAS will hold light and tactical unmanned aerial vehicles with a maximum wingspan of 12 meters, and MTOW under 650Kg.
The centre will be devoted to study how to improve unmanned aerial vehicles' capabilities and test their efficiency in the air. In particular, ATLAS will carry out operations with light and tactical UAVs and will validate navigation technologies, aircraft monitoring as well as new techniques, tests, certifications for unmanned aerial vehicles and qualification of pilots, operators and MRO mechanics for this kind of aerial systems.
CATEC, international reference point for R&D in UAVs
The ATLAS Experimental Flight Centre is an initiative that will enable to make a leap forward in the quality of unmanned aerial systems and that will also foster a new state-of-the-art technology for the aerospace industry and will encourage the competitiveness of the Andalusian and Spanish aerospace companies. The centre also endorses the research experience in unmanned aerial flights in the civil area and the work developed in the last few years by a variety of institutions and tech centres related to the Andalusian aerospace industry such as CATEC.
Among CATEC's strategic lines, there is the development of projects with regards to UAVs. In hardly four years, it has become a centre of reference since it is leading different national and international R&D&I initiatives, some of them under the EC 7th Framework Programme. Like this, CATEC is working in research projects aimed at developing multiple UAV applications such as cooperative technologies among several unmanned vehicles and robots to be applied in civil protection missions and disasters; smart on-board systems for fire fighting; or applications to manage and solve air traffic conflicts, etc.
CATEC is a centre of excellence acting as the interface between different parties of the Science, Technology and Enterprise system and contributes to improve competitiveness of the aerospace companies by means of scientific research, technology transfer and advanced services. This is about a unique tech centre at a national level due to its wide technological capabilities and technological-scientific equipment with an investment that goes over 21 million euros, as well as due to its highly skilled workforce, composed by 60 specialist and technicians, the majority of which have higher degrees.
CATEC is currently working in more than 40 projects including research state organisms and enterprises and its facilities have 3,000 m of laboratories and workshops and 1,500 m for office space located on the site of the Aerospace Technological Park of Andalusia Aerópolis (Seville), the only industrial park in Spain exclusively devoted to the aeronautical sector.
Source: Catec
Date: Mar 25, 2014


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I couldn't help myself, I had to use "twist" in the title, as the new certified gluten-free product from Snyder's of Hanover is a mini pretzel twist. The mini pretzels join the pretzel sticks, garden veggie crisps, corn & rice puffs, multigrain white cheddar cheese puffs and multigrain chips as another certified gluten-free snack offered by Snyder's.
Snyder's uses the GFCO (Gluten-Free Certification Organization) to verify the gluten-free status of their products. The GFCO is the leading gluten-free certification program in the world! Snyder's does have a number of other "no gluten added products", but they don't contain the "certified gluten-free" logo.
I found the new Snyder's mini pretzels while shopping at Whole Foods. They were $2.99, which is less than the sticks ($3.69), so they must have been on sale. These pretzels were a wonderful compliment to my turkey & cheese sandwich and salad. They are a little thinner than the other gluten-free pretzel twists on the market, which also made them seem crispier. They were the perfect size to dip in mustard & pop into my mouth! Make sure to put these on your list for the big football game this weekend! Every time I eat pretzels, I can't help but think of the Seinfeld episode where all of the characters go through saying "These pretzels are making me thirsty!"
Snyder's pretzels can be found in stores across the US and online. If you can't find the new mini pretzels in your store yet, consider asking the manager to order them in. Since they are new, they may just be reaching stores.
Have you had a chance to try Snyder's of Hanover new mini pretzels yet? What did you think?


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Far Cry 4 is loads of fun. It lets you unleash ferocious wildcats from cages, or toss a hunk of raw meat into the middle of a bunch of guards and watch the local fauna kill them to death. But how good is the wildlife system really? If you get in close, could it really be worthy of a David Attenborough voiceover, akin to his awe-inspiring Life Story series? Well, the short answer is yes. Here's the proof:
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July 28, 2015: After a new senior center was built in Northborough, the previous building sat vacant. The Northborough Affordable Housing Corporation saw this as the perfect opportunity to invest CPA funds for housing designed for the community's senior citizens.
The Northborough Affordable Housing Corporation was founded in 2008 because residents saw a lack of support for affordable housing in the town. Rick Leif, treasurer of the private corporation, explained that while CPA was adopted by Northborough in 2005, "for three years the 10% reserve for housing just sat in the account, unused. There were no proposed projects". The corporation set out to find possible projects to put CPA dollars to good use and the senior center was the perfect place to start!
To rehabilitate the former senior center building for housing would have been too costly an undertaking for the town of Northborough. Instead, the town was able to demolish the small structure and build new units in its place. After the demolition was complete, the Corporation signed a 50 year ground lease with the Northborough Housing Authority giving them permission to build on housing authority land.
The property abuts previously established senior housing containing 32 units, owned and operated by the housing authority. The new development created an additional 4 units, one of which is handicapped accessible. The total budget for the development came to approximately $700,000, all of which came from public CPA funding. Construction began in fall of 2013 and residents were able to move in summer of 2014; those original residents still remain in the affordable units. The units are positioned to be included in the town's Subsidized Housing Inventory (SHI). The new units are also now managed by the Northborough Housing Authority while still owned by the Corporation.
This development is a unique example of a private entity (the Corporation) working to utilize publically-raised dollars (CPA funds) on public property (land owned by the Northborough Housing Authority). The Northborough Affordable Housing Corporation is looking to begin their next CPA-funded development in the near future after such a success with this development, according to Leif.


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Hate Groups Are Infiltrating The Military
A decade after the Pentagon declared a zero-tolerance policy for racist hate groups, recruiting shortfalls caused by the war in Iraq have allowed "large numbers of neo-Nazis and skinhead extremists" to infiltrate the military, according to a watchdog organization. The Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks racist and right-wing militia groups, estimated that the numbers could run into the thousands, citing interviews with Defense Department investigators and reports and postings on racist Web sites and magazines...read on
I understand that we have a recruiting problem, but:
"Neo-Nazi groups and other extremists are joining the military in large numbers so they can get the best training in the world on weapons, combat tactics and explosives," said Mark Potok, director of the SPLC's Intelligence Project."We should consider this a major security threat, because these people are motivated by an ideology that calls for race war and revolution. Any one of them could turn out to be the next Timothy McVeigh."


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I have a vibration that occurs only whenstarting from a stop. It only lasts a second and car is smooth at highway speeds. If I go up a incline very slowly under slight acceleration it will do it the whole time. Any ideas?
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Written by: John White on January 23rd, 2006
Theatrical Release Date: Italy, 1973
Director: Enzo G Castellari
Cast: Franco Nero, James Whitmore, Fernando Rey, Duilio Del Prete, Silvano Tranquilli
DVD released: 2005
Approximate running time: 97 minutes
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Rating: 18
Sound: Dolby Digital Mono English
Subtitles: N/A
DVD Release: 23rd Century
Region Coding: Region 0 PAL (UK)
Retail Price: £9.99
Synopsis: Commissioner Scavini has a dossier on Mafia corruption which his squad have spent the last two years putting together. His boss doesn't think the time is right to publish it and his deputy, Belli, is frustrated as they could lock up all of them now rather than keep cleaning up the mess the mafia make. When a Lebanese drug dealer is assassinated whilst in Police Custody, Belli realises that new gangsters are on the block and goes to boss Cafiero to ask for his co-operation in chasing the newcomers down. Unknown to both of them the newcomers have a mole in Cafiero's gang and his downfall is not far off. Belli implores Scavini to publish the dossier but before Scavini can go to the district attorney he is murdered and Belli steps in to his shoes. Will Belli be able to succeed where his dead boss failed and will Cafiero's warning about his loved ones prove true?
Enzo Castellari's films are either sublime pieces of exploitation boasting more intelligence than you could reasonably expect or they are tired no-budget wastes of time. The Marseilles Connection is happily in the former category along with other cracking films like The Big Racket and Inglorious Bastards. The film begins with a car chase involving Belli and an ambulance which shows Belli's tenacity whilst giving us an idea of what lengths the bad guys will go to when they blow their drug dealer up rather than leave him to spill the beans. From then on, Nero as Belli just won't stop until he gets the new gang.
Nero is in full hunk mode here with streaked hair and irresistible passion and the bad guys are as nasty as I can recall in a Euro-crime film – they even run over Belli's 5 year old daughter and emasculate another villain on the golf course. The settings for the film are well used with a motorbike chase on a golf course and a great dockside chase and gory fight with fishhooks. Fernando Rey turns up to twinkle his way through a small role and James Whitmore is very good as Belli's boss. When the showdown occurs and Belli wins out, there is even a sting in the tail. Marseilles Connection is a very good Euro-Crime thriller with a top notch turn from Franco Nero.
The DVD:
23rd Century have clearly ported this disc from a video. You can see the tracking noise at the bottom of the screen throughout and the tape even jumps at one point. The colours are washed out and completely unbalanced with flesh tones giving all cast members the look of either corpses or people on the verge of hypertension. The full frame presentation is clearly missing information at the sides and the characters do look rather tall at times. The audio is not brilliant but acceptable with a good English dub the soundtrack used.
There are no extras.
This disc seems to be a bit grey market with it only being listed on a few rental sites and on ebay. It is unsurprisingly poor therefore but this is a rather good film and a necessary purchase for any fans of Euro Crime.


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I love looking at it from underneath..
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Pendant for the Entry
I love looking at it from underneath..
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Oh I love this! The pendant is so pretty and the entry is looking A-MAZ-ING.ReplyDelete
This pendant light is really cute while not being too in-your-face.ReplyDelete
The tile floor ..... *jawdrop*
I love the Kenroy Home "Bolen Arc Lamp".
Oh also, I did 5 or the 7 entries but it doesn't show up, not sure if that's on my end or the widget!!ReplyDelete
The Kenroy Home Outdoor Artichoke Table Lamp is pretty awesome - I'd love a pair for the patio for year round enjoyment! Great job with the tile and your fixture selection -- the space is completely lovely!ReplyDelete
Perfection! All of it!ReplyDelete
Your entry is gorgeous. The pendant light is the perfect addition.ReplyDelete
I am so picky about light fixture, but I love this one -- super subtle!ReplyDelete
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Its coming along beautifully!ReplyDelete
Woah how your entry has changed. So so pretty and the pendant is gorgeous and perfect for it.ReplyDelete
Absolutely beautiful Sarah. Love the glass shade. Your tile is stunning. Love the grout color you went with and the herringbone pattern is so amazing!ReplyDelete
It's all coming together so nicely! I love the bright modern feel.ReplyDelete
great choice, sarah! i love how light and airy your entry is!ReplyDelete
I love how your floor came out. Do you mind sharing the material brand and color? I love it!!!ReplyDelete
Oh, Sarah, it's absolutely perfection in your entry!! I was dying to see a before, I know it's come a long way already! :)ReplyDelete
Ok - that tile job is probably one of the best I have seen. Like I could just gaze at it for hours in peace {not in a creepy way, I swear}. So good, and paired with that light? Love everything you have done in this space; it is both functional and gorgeous!ReplyDelete
It's beautiful! All of it!ReplyDelete
Light? What light? I can't notice a light, bcuz O....M....G..... The floor!!!! It's amazing, you guys did such a great job! And ok, that light is actually pretty amazing too, lol!!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous...just gorgeous Sarah. Love that light and those floors:)ReplyDelete
So gorgeous - that light is perfect! And your tile?!? Insane how much I love it.ReplyDelete
So very lovely!!ReplyDelete
The new pendant looks great, but I can't help but stare at those floors! LOVE THEM!ReplyDelete
so pretty. such a beautiful space to welcome you home!ReplyDelete
lovely pendant, so, so lovely :) i was writing about my entry today too :D (welcome to visit me)ReplyDelete
It's perfect!ReplyDelete
Everything is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
I cannot pick out my favorite thing about the space, I love it all! Although, I'm sure the tile is your baby...love!!! And, you made the perfect choice for the light!ReplyDelete
The floors look amazing and I like how the light lets them be the spotlight!ReplyDelete
Wow, those floors make the whole area pop! What was on the floor before? We ripped out our bathroom floor - it wasn't a horrible process, but I'm not sure I would do it again.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks!! Boring tile .. here's the before: http://sarahmdorseydesigns.blogspot.com/2014/03/our-house-entry-plans.htmlDelete


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From: dbroking (email@example.com)
Date: Mon May 28 2001 - 10:04:13 EDT
I recently read a scholarly article written in the 1870's (I have an early
1900's reprint of this article in my library) by a Baptist scholar named
J. W. Millmarth. Millmarth's comments on EIS are worth consideration.
Below are some of his comments:
"For those who contend for the interpretation 'on account of remission,'
will hardly be willing to admit that Peter said 'repent ' as well as 'be
baptized on account of remission of sins.' This is too great an inversion of
natural sequence. Yet to escape it we must violently dissever 'repent' and
'be baptized,' and deny that eis expresses the relation of metanoesate as
well as of baptistheto to aphesin amartwn. But the natural construction
connects the latter with both the preceding verbs. It 'enforces the entire
exhortation, not one part of it to the exclusion of the other,' as Hackett
"It puts an unauthorized sense upon the preposition eis. 'On account of' is
not one of the recognized meanings of eis. No Greek would have employed the
phrase here used to express the idea of on account of an [accomplished]
remission. Another preposition would have been used, dia, or peri, for
example. If eis were followed by some word signifying profession or
declaration, then we might translate: in order to the profession of
declaration of remission. When Paul wished to convey an idea very similar he
did not say eis dikaiosunen autou: but he used words enough to express what
he meant -- eisendeixin tes dikaiosunes autou, in order to the exhibition of
his righteousness. If Peter had meant in order to declare or profess
remission, he would have said so. As he did not, what right have we to
insert here a word or an idea of which there is not the slightest trace in
his language? It is true that eis is sometimes equivalent to 'with reference
to'; but even then it would here mean the reference of purpose or aim. 'In
order to declare [or symbolize]' would be a monstrous translation of eis;
and if it ever means 'with reference to a past event, we have failed to find
an example."
"If we shrink from this violence to the construction, what becomes of the
context? Peter is directing inquiring sinners. They ask 'what shall we do?'
i. e., in order to be forgiven. He replies by telling them to repent and to
be baptized [believing] upon the name of Jesus Christ, not in order to reach
pardon, the desired result: but to do all these things, to exercise
Repentance and Faith (inward acts of the mind) as well as be baptized, in
order to signify or declare that their sins were already forgiven! He
directs unconverted men to repent, believe and be baptized, not in order to
signify to be forgiven, but to set forth by this whole process, mental and
physical, and to profess by it, a remission which had not taken place! This
only needs to be stated to show its naked absurdity."
Darrell Broking, Preacher
Mountain City Church of Christ
206 Willow Circle
Mountain City, TN 37683
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i played in a band from canada in the '60s called the paupers. we were managed by albert grossman who managed bob dylan and a whole bunch of other artists like janis joplin. we played the monterey pop festival. gene and paul knew about us and when i met them later on they told me about it. they had seen us in fan magazines and that sort of thing. i had a solo deal on warner bros. records in the '70s and that lead indirectly to my writing with kiss which i'll tell you about in a moment. most of the songs of my solo record had been cut by other artists and so i kind of got into being a songwriter by the back door as it were. i can remember all of the artists who have done my songs but here's a partial list of the ones that i can remember:
kiss: creatures of the night, crazy nights, i'll fight hell to hold you, danger, keep me comin', partners in crime, little caesar, when your walls come down, legends never die
john waite: tears
king cobra: i'm a legend tonight
skull: losers game
hurricane: ten thousand years
black'n'blue: gimme your lovin'
ezo: destroyer, kiss of fire,here it comes, desiree, i walk alone
bonnie tyler: matter of the heart
chicago: man to woman
olivia newton-john: dancin round and round
merle haggard: out among the stars
art garfunkel : french waltz
anne murray: french waltz, yucantan cafe, dancin round and round
nicolette larson: dancin' round and round, french waltz, fool for love
waylon jennings : out among the stars
patty smyth and scandal: tears
jennifer warnes: dancin' round and round
clare lynch: out among the stars
teresa: doctor, doctor, out among the stars
wendy o. williams: legends never die
joe sunn: out among the stars
doug kershaw: french waltz
seldom scene: out among the stars
jane oliver: french waltz
russ taff: love takes the wheel
little america: you were right
skull: loser's game
peter criss of kiss: tears
silent rage: all night long
johnny lee: fool for love
hazel dickens: out among the stars
randy kohrs: out among the stars
lynn anderson: fool for love
mckendree spring: cairo hotel
volunteer: queen of the night
good brothers: cowboy of rue st. germaine, we all get lost,
dancin' round and round
paul anka: i tried to get over you
stonebolt: queen of the night
betty bright: on a night like this
lisa lee: dancin' round and round
country gentlemen: queen of the night
commander cody: don't say nothin'
there have also been a lot of metal cuts in europe but its hard to keep track of them. the stuff i've produced i'll get to later on.
2.) you co-wrote many great songs with kiss. what was it like to write, play and sing with kiss?
we've spent so many hours, make that thousands of hours, over the almost 20 years that i've known them, making music one way or the other that i've really had a great opportunity to know these guys and i they are among my very best friends and they would be your's too if you knew them. the one thing that applies to all the singing, writing, and playing we did was it was always fun. some of the best times we had work when we were in the studio demoing the songs that we had just written, figuring out what worked, what could work better and so on. i don't know how many fans realize this but everyone in the band has a great sense of humor and we would spend a lot of time laughing about one thing or another, sometimes to the point where we were laughing so hard we couldn't play. gene and paul can both be very funny, and eric really had one of the best senses of humor i ever saw. so even when the hours got long, you could always count on someone to say something that would really crack you up. it was also great during the recording period of any record to listen to all the great music that was going down. this really is a band were each member contributes something special and unique. the other thing that has always been great is, after you write and record a song, it's even better to go to a kiss concert and hear it played live in front of the huge crowd.
3.) how did kiss first approach you as a co-writer?
i had met michael james jackson, the producer, a few years before, up in canada. then when i was in l.a. doing my solo record, he was in the next studio doing another band. he dropped in and heard my songs and liked them. fast forward two years, he's now producing kiss,and suggests me as a cowriter. gene came over to my house in hollywood and we wrote a couple of songs that turned out pretty well although they didn't end up on the first record but paul liked them and he came over next and i began writing with him. we all just hit it off right away, bruce and eric too, and started hanging out a lot even when we weren't recording. paul and i especially. in fact at one point we were going out with two models who were roommates so we were together, like all the time, either doing social things, or checking out guitars, going to movies, whatever. i remember one of my first impressions was that whenever we were out, let's say in paul's car, stopped at a stop light or something, man no matter where we were, he would be recognized. i mean there's famous and then there's seriously famous.
4.) of all your collaborations with kiss, what are you most proud of?
there are things that i like about all of them but i would have to say i probably have a soft spot for "creatures', because i think it was the first one we recorded, and we had a blast doing it. another reason i especially like it is that right after the record came out i was looking through the channels on the tv one day and i see this religious dude waving the creatures album cover and screaming about how this song was written by the devil. i thought "no dude, me and paul wrote that song in my kitchen".
5.) the "creatures of the night" album is considered by many kiss fans one of kiss' finest efforts. besides your excellent co-writing, what other aspects of the album did you play a part in?
i was probably in the studio for most of the recording, giving my two cents worth like everybody else. i'm sure i sang some of the backgrounds with paul and eric. we always had a good blend. i also played the riff that happens halfway through the song and right at the end. on my blue charvel for those of you who are interested.
6.) tell us about eric carr's rochead's cd.
the rockheads is an idea that eric had for an animated tv series and in fact it's one that may still happen because we've had so much interest since we decided to release the songs that he and i and bruce wrote for it. we wrote them about 1989 - four songs "tiara", "to cool for school", "nasty boys", and "can you feel it?". i'm really happy that this stuff is getting to be heard now because it's really good and eric would be very happy to know that finally it's coming out. if you're interested, you can order it from firstname.lastname@example.com which is eric's sister's website or link up with the rockheads site through kiss dominion.
7.) you co-wrote with eric carr on several songs on the rockhead's cd. what was it like to work with eric?
let me tell you flat out eric carr was one of the most hysterically funny people i ever met in my whole life. he was way into monty python and all kinds of other voices and you just couldn't spend time around eric for more than two minutes without him totally cracking you up about something. i really miss him. one night on the new year's eve before he died, he and bruce and i and our wives/girlfriends went out to a comedy club and i still have a picture of that night above my desk. it hurts to know he's gone. he was also, of course, and absolutely great drummer. i loved his drum solo and it was always my favorite part of the show. another great memory i have of eric is when we were cutting "keep me comin'" i think it was. anyway eric had his drums set up in what was really just a big storage room off the studio. the echo in there was incredible and i remember him sitting there just wailing away and how good it sounded. eric was the real deal, for sure and there's hardly a day that i don't think about him. i'm glad i knew him.
8.) how did you originally get involved with eric carr's rockheads project?
really just because we used to sit around and play not just kiss stuff but other stuff is well. eric new that i had written songs for a lot of other artists and since the rockheads stuff was a little different, he wanted to get me involved.
9.) what advice would you give musician's just starting out in the business?
it's all about two things - passion and hard work. if you slack off on either one of those, forget it. you want proof? go to a kiss concert. after kiss played in nashville a few weeks ago, gene and paul i were talking in the dressing room about how the show had gone and believe me, in spite of the thousands of shows that they have done, they still passionately care about doing their best. it was pretty impressive to see because they don't need the money and they can't get any more famous. but their fans still matter to them as much as they ever did and still really care about going balls to the wall to put on a great show. having known them as long as i have, it was great to see that that fire still burns so brightly.
10.) what other recording projects, past and present, have you been involved in?
well i've done a bunch of records with gene. anytime he's producing something, he usually calls me in to help with the cowriting like with black 'n blue or ezo. i've also produced and continue to produce a lot of records on my own. believe it or not i produced manhattan transfer. i even played on a lot of records like even peter paul and mary if you can believe it. i'll be doing a record sometime later this year with linda ronstadt.
anyway, since this is about kiss, i'll just say they years have gone very quickly and it was a blast. they really are great guys i'll always consider it one of the great lucky accidents that i got to work with them. say a prayer for eric, if you think of it.
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eric sings all vocals, plays drums and guitars, except for leads which are played skillfully by bruce kulick. these songs are awesome.they have been remastered and are now being sold in cd form.
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How do I denature Herculase II enzyme? (Alternatives welcome) - (Nov/01/2011 )
So here's the issue. I'm developing a chemically modified aptamer, and the procedure requires a strand displacement step of a GC-rich hairpin loop. A few steps later, I need to do PCR. Unfortunately, the enzyme I'm using for strand displacement has been surviving and causing problems with primer dimers. I know it has to be the strand displacement enzyme because I've used hot start enzymes for PCR, and I've sequenced the artifact and confirmed it's a primer dimer. I've been using Herculase II (regular and hot start versions) for the strand displacement step. I'd previously used BST for strand displacement, but it wasn't a strong enough enzyme - I got replication of the loop ("laddering") in addition to the desired strand displacement. Even using manual hot start, there was some "laddering" observed by PAGE when I used BST. It was easy to get rid of BST, since between the strand displacement and PCR there was a selection step with boiling water elution. But Herculase can't be heat-killed like BST.
I'm currently looking into solutions, and a few ideas present themselves:
1) Denature Herculase. I've been looking for ways to do this, but so far my searches haven't turned up anything.
2) Perform a protein/DNA separation. But since I'm working with a small library that I'm doing selections on, I need to be really concerned with yield. Also, it's hybrid DNA: ds linked by the now displaced hairpin to highly modified ssDNA. Will normal separatory techniques work? I'm not sure. I can try though.
3) Switch to yet another enzyme. But what's a good one? I need an enzyme that excels at strand displacement of GC-rich regions and that can easily be heat-killed or otherwise rendered permanently inert. Is there a more appropriate enzyme I'm just not thinking of?
Thank you for your help.
How about a protease? Proteinase-K? You could inactivate it with PMSF prior to the PCR.
I'll try that. I also got advice from a post doc in my lab to try inhibiting it with BSA. He found it helped when an antibody was interfering with PCR. Mind you, an antibody wouldn't be degrading the enzyme like a proteinase would. I'm still puzzling out why it worked for him. But I'll try it.
Never worked with Herculase, but perhaps it works if you remove the Mg2+? I.e. adding sufficient EDTA.
hobglobin on Wed Nov 2 17:07:44 2011 said:
Never worked with Herculase, but perhaps it works if you remove the Mg2+? I.e. adding sufficient EDTA.
Interesting possibility. I'll definitely look into that. Question is, will Vent (exo-) also work without Mg2+? Then again, I could add a supply of Mg2+ for the hot start rather than enzyme. I'll need to switch to preparing my own buffer rather than using the commercial one, but it may be doable. But first thing's first: I'll need to figure out if Herculase II requires Mg2+.


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A earlier report about The Ultimate Fighter 17 Finale's main event between being cancelled has been confirmed. The bout was supposed to feature UFC flyweight champion Demetrious Johnson taking on John Moraga but an injury to Johnson has scrapped the bout. The news was confirmed on UFC Tonight.
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Last year we were told that Wanted 2 would begin filming towards the end of year, however we are now at the beginning of a new one and no filming has taken place. So what's going on?
James McAvoy, who plays Wesley Gibson, spoke to Sci-Fi Wire and gave an update on the sequel. He says he may be getting some news from director Timur Bekmabetov in a few weeks times:
"I got a call from Timur just as the bell struck 12," McAvoy said in a group interview on Friday in Beverly Hills, Calif., where he was promoting The Last Station. "He said, 'I will call you in two weeks and maybe have something to tell you then.'"
The director gave McAvoy little indication where the second story would go. The actor knows only that his services may be required in the near future. "[Bekmambetov] basically said, 'Happy new year,'" McAvoy said. "I was like, 'Are you calling me about the film or for New Year?' So I don't know what's happening."
Apparently Timur has found a way to bring Angelina Jolie's character back, so they may be waiting until the actress is available. One of the main reasons the film made $340 million worldwide in 2008 was thanks to the presence of Jolie, so getting her back would be beneficial for them. Even if it means delaying filming for a few months.


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"Alas, after a certain age every man is responsible for his face." – Albert Camus.
Fabien Barthez and French writer,Nobel Prize winner and philosopher Albert Camus( who incidentally was also a goalkeeper for his university team till he contracted tuberculosis in 1930 – which put an end to his football activities) are the inspiration for a unique French Football academy that aims to instil the values of citizenship in 11-16-year-olds from around the world and from all walks of life.
Mutual respect, discipline, understanding and a sense of team spirit are as important in football, say organisers, as in the communities where they live.
"All that I know most surely about morality and obligations, I owe to football" – Albert Camus.
The academy is based in south-west France, at a school high in the Pyrenees, in the pretty spa town of Luchon.Mr Julia -one of the academy's top coaches says…..
"Every time a child saves a ball it's similar to every difficult situation they will face in life. Every time they jump to catch a ball, or go into a tackle, they need courage and commitment, and it's similar in life".
Mr Julia knows the importance of instilling the values of fair play and discipline within sport, to young people who may have lost their way in life. He has worked in some of the most deprived areas of French cities, known as the banlieue, or suburbs, where disaffected youths became embroiled in crime and other anti-social behaviour.
Young people fought running battles with police and set property and cars alight, during rioting around Paris and a number of other French cities in 2005.
More luck to the new academy and for the good work they plan to do…
Luck to Domenech and the French team too.Fabien Barthez was spotted at a behind-closed-doors training session with Les Bleus at Clairefontaine on Monday, two days prior to the World Cup qualifier against Serbia in Paris.The combination of football and philosophy looks pretty good from here…


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This weekend we finally got around to inviting our friends Agustín and Ana over so they could teach us how they make their Rice With Lobster dish that we had one time at their house. The day before, Ana and Marga went shopping to buy the lobster. The first fishmonger they visited had only one living lobster and some dead ones, so they went to another where they purchased two beautiful living lobsters. When they arrived on the day of the meal, they brought their paellera, a big dish for making paella, and their gas stove on which to heat the paellera evenly. These paelleras and stoves are sold at any Spanish hardware store and any self respecting Spanish household owns one. They also brought a lovely bottle of Riesling.
Before I get to the recipe, let me discuss vocabulary. I was always taught the word "langosta" for "lobster", but, apart from also meaning "grasshopper", the word langosta primarily refers to the species of lobster caught on the coast of North America, Homarus americanus. The word "bogavante", on the other hand, refers to their European cousin, caught on the other side of the Atlantic, the European lobster, Homarus gammarus.
- 2 lobsters
- calamari rings (800 grams)
- 1 green pepper
- 1 red pepper
- 1 onion
- fish broth (2 liters)
- rice (approx. 500 grams)
1) Chop up onion and peppers and fry them in a frying pan.
2) Chop the calamari rings into short (2 cm) segments and add them to the frying peppers.
3) After the veggies and calamari are lightly fried, cover them with water and let them simmer for 20 minutes.
4) Pour in one liter of fish broth, and when it's boiling, add the rice. Let cook for 10 minutes, adding fish broth as the liquid boils off.
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5) Slice the lobster down the middle, first cutting the through tail and then the head. No cleaning of the inside of the creature is needed, as the guts are both delicious and nutritious. Remove the rubber bands from the claws very carefully. Place the halves with the shell down (open guts up) into the rice and cook for 5-6 minutes.
6) Turn each lobster half, allowing the green guts to fall into the rice. Mmmm!! The shell should be pink now. Add any remaining fish broth and cook for another 5-6 minutes.
7) Serve! Preferably with bread, salad and a white wine.
This dish is very delicious, and easy to make if you have the right equipment and strength to chop a live lobster in half. There are few foods as delicious as fresh lobster tail, and the rice really fills in the plate to make this a complete meal. We will definitely be making this again.


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