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Does all of the comedian-cons do movie panels? Like Divergent and The starvation games Panels? Or does it simply occur on the really big one in San Diego.
I really wanna go next yr and my mom mentioned she may let me. I are living in Texas so going the entire strategy to SD can be onerous. i do know there are some in Texas however i don't suppose there like those i want.
the primary issues i wanna see once I go can be
The Maze Runner, The Scorch Trials
The starvation video games, Mockingjay
celebrity Wars
famous person Trek
the way to educate your dragon 2 & three
Any books being made into films you understand that more or less factor
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comedian cons and science fiction conventions incessantly do movie panels. they are highly regarded. Many have bulletin boards where which you can ask questions and notice if they have got the type of panels you are interested in.
i do know that WorldCon is in San Antonio and they will have movie panels and shall be displaying all the motion pictures that were nominated for a Hugo.

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THE FIFTH BIENNIAL FAITH AND KNOWLEDGE CONFERENCE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA FEBRUARY 27-28, 2015 The Faith and Knowledge Conference was established in 2006 to bring together LDS graduate students in religious studies and related disciplines in order to explore the interactions between religious faith and scholarship. During the past four conferences, students have shared their experiences in the church and the academy and the new ideas that have emerged as a result. Papers and conversations provided thought-provoking historical, exegetical, and theoretical insights and compelling models of how to reconcile one's discipleship with scholarly discipline. In keeping with these... Read more »
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Discussion, Advocacy, and Some Thoughts on Practical Reasoning
I am saddened by Kate Kelly's excommunication. I wish that events had played out differently. Excommunication in this case strikes me as the worst outcome for all concerned, although obviously my opinion on this matter does not – and should not – matter. I believe her when she says that the decision is extremely painful for her and her family. They have my sympathy and my prayers. I do worry that part of the public meaning that she and her supporters are assigning to her excommunication is both inaccurate and potentially destructive. In her letter to her bishop, she... Read more »
Why is the Church Handbook of Instructions not Public?
I don't know the answer to this question. Let me suggest some possibilities: Perhaps the Brethren are worried that publishing the Handbook will encourage people to treat it as a legal text. There are two possible problems with this. It might then encourage people to use deviation from the Handbook to attack priesthood leaders, when the Handbook is merely intended to orient them in particular ways not necessarily limit their ability to deviate. Alternatively, treating the Handbook as a legal text might discourage members from approaching issues prayerfully and flexibly rather than legalistically. By keeping it private, the thinking... Read more »
Some Thoughts on Church Courts
Karen Hall has an interesting post on church courts that's worth reading. Her basic point is that church courts fail to comply with some rule of law norms. I would quibble with some of her points. For example I think she slips from the idea of rule of law to the narrower idea of an adversarial judicial process involving juries. Most of the world, however, uses the civil law system which has no juries and uses an inquisitorial rather than adversarial structure. (I do not mean inquisitorial to be pejorative. It simply means a system where the judge actively... Read more »
Elliot Rodger, Sex, the Good Life, and the Peril of Rights
There are certain things that we need and desire. Among these is love and sex. I conjoin two words, but I mean it to refer to a single whole, the embodied connection of affection, commitment, and pleasure that comes in the mutual giving of two people of themselves to each other. That. It's a longing that has deep roots in biology and human experience. It seems a good candidate for a necessary component of a good life. The problem comes when that truth – that a good and complete life includes love and sex – combines with our dominant... Read more »
The Message of Mormonism (pt. 2): Angels, Visions, Prophets, and Gifts of the Spirit
In my last post I talked about Mormonism as an answer to the question, "Which church is true?" and suggested that this question has only been compelling on a large scale in fairly limited circumstances. I ought to note here that I am not trying to come up with some kind of general explanation for why people adopt religions or even of church growth in general. I am just interested in the kinds of messages that we have given about the Restoration and why those messages might or might not be compelling in differing social contexts. Another message on... Read more »
The Message of Mormonism (pt. 1): Which Church is True?
This is the first in a series of posts in which I lay out some of my thoughts on what Mormonism's message to the world has been and what it might become in the next generation or two. It's a big topic, and I'm likely to yammer on at some length. You have been warned. Since the beginning of the Restoration Mormonism's central message to the world has been "Join us!" We are and have always been a missionary religion. From an internal perspective missionary work serves three basic purposes. The first is to assist individuals work out their... Read more »
So Who Gets a Press Conference in Front of the Tabernacle?
One of the aspects of the Church's recent statement to OW regarding the priesthood session that strikes me as eminently sensible is the insistence that OW not invite media on to Temple Square and confine their demonstrations to public property. It's worth noting that the letter didn't say that OW members could not come on to Temple Square as worshipers. It said that they couldn't conduct a press conference in front of the Tabernacle during a General Conference session. There are three reasons that this makes good sense to me. First, inviting television crews onto Temple Square and holding... Read more »
A Discarded Draft
The following draft of a letter was discovered in the waste paper basket at the Church Public Affairs Office:* Dear Sister Kelly, We have received your request for a ticket to attend the Priesthood Session of April General Conference. The purpose of this session is to provide instruction from Church leaders specifically for men and boys. Each year the Church receives more requests for tickets from men and boys than it can accommodate. Accordingly, your request for tickets is refused. We appreciate your desire to hear from Church leaders, however, and invite you to watch the live broadcast of... Read more »
Some Ironies of Continuing Revelation
I was recently having a conversation with an orthodox Jewish law professor about the challenges faced by Mormons and orthodox Jews as they seek to adapt their religion to life in liberal societies. He was struck by the parallels between Jewish and Mormon discussions, and then said, "Of course, I assume that the idea of continuing revelation makes things much different for Mormons." His comment got me thinking, and here's what I wrote in response: Chaim, You'd think that ideas of continuing revelation would make discussions of change — including basic theological and liturgical change — easier for Mormons,... Read more »
Why Equality is a Feeling
This is a little long. Bear with me. "Equality is not a feeling" has emerged as something of a slogan among some Mormon feminists. It's offered as a reply to those who insist that many (most?) Mormon women feel loved and valued within the Church, aren't pushing for radical reforms, or the like. These women don't feel unequal. But, equality is not a feeling. What might it mean to say that equality isn't a feeling? It seems to me that there are two possible ways of understanding this claim. The first is that equality is an objective, empirical judgment... Read more »
Some Thoughts on the Inevitable Failure of the Ordain Women Movement
It's hard to know the future, but I will hazard a prediction: the Ordain Women project will fail. If I understand its ambitions correctly, Ordain Women would define success as an announcement that the prophet, having followed the invitation of these faithfully agitating sisters, has gone to the Lord and has received a revelation that women are to be ordained to the priesthood. I don't know if women will ever be ordained to the priesthood, but I would be shocked if this was to happen while any institutional breath breathed in the Ordain Women movement. There are two reasons... Read more »
Brandon Flowers and the Song of Redeeming Love
This is going to meander a bit at first but bear with me. Each semester I have to grade something like 1,340,567 pages of student exams. It is horrible. To dull the pain, I pick a new music group each semester as my "grading discovery." Last semester I picked Brandon Flowers and the Killers. I'd never paid much attention to them, but I got interested after I saw Brandon Flowers's "I am a Mormon" video spot. It was a happy discovery. I like them. Much to my surprise a long-time friend of mine, an accomplished lawyer and former stake... Read more »
Intellectual Disaffection and "The Biggest Tax Cut in History"
There are lots of stories on the Internet about people who have discovered things about Mormon history and left the Church. Indeed, these kinds of exit narratives have reached the point of cultural saliency that the New York Times and other media outlets have picked up on the story. I have repeatedly read or heard people claim that we are in the midst of an unprecedented wave of intellectual apostasy. I am skeptical. Before I explain why, I hasten to add that I have absolutely no doubt that many people learn things about Mormon history that they did not... Read more »
Men, Women, and Priesthood Session
In case you haven't heard, members of the Ordain Women movement tried to attend the priesthood session of general conference and were turned away. I think that turning them away was a mistake, but I also think that it would be a bad idea for women to begin attending the priesthood session of conference. First, why I think excluding Ordain Women was a mistake. I can understand why Church authorities would turn away the Ordain Women activists. The rationale, it seems to me, would be something along the lines of, "This is an attempt to turn a sacred meeting... Read more »
Chastity and Virginity
I have been trying to think through Elizabeth Smart's remarks about chewed up gum and the way that we teach chastity to our youth. I have never heard the chewed up gum analogy, but I remember stories about cupcakes passed around and similar visual aids. I always thought there was something ugly about these lessons. It seems to me that the fundamental problem with all of these analogies is that they equate chastity with virginity. Virginity by definition is something that once lost is never regained. Historically, it has also been associated with a whole bunch of disturbing male... Read more »
Why Gay Marriages are a Good Idea but Marriage Equality Worries Me
Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in Hollingsworth v. Perry, the constitutional challenge to Proposition 8. I sat down to write a blog post about my thoughts on gay marriage and kept writing and writing and writing. You can read the results here. Like a lot of Latter-day Saints, I have spent a fair amount of time during the last two decades thinking about gay marriage. For better or for worse, it has been one of the main conundrums of Mormon intellectual discussions for my entire adult life. This essay is an attempt to distill my thinking... Read more »
The Case Against Scouting
I think that the Church should end its relationship with the Scouting program, but not for the reasons you might think. No, this isn't a post about homosexuality or even about gender equity, or at least about gender equity as it usually gets discussed on this issue. Indeed, in many ways, I think that girls are served better by the Church than are boys. This is because I think that in many ways that YW program is superior to the YM program. It is true that in some units more gets spent per young men than per young women.... Read more »
A Letter to a Friend
Below is the text of a letter that I wrote about a year ago to a close friend who was in the midst of a crisis of faith. I have edited it to remove any identifying information: Dear Friend, It was a pleasure to talk with you earlier. I am sorry to hear about the spiritual and intellectual difficulties that you have been struggling with. You are — quite literally — in my prayers. I have thought a great deal about what you told me of your struggles with faith and the Restoration. I hesitate to offer any advice... Read more »
Another Surreply
Over at FMH, rah has a post responding to my "How Mormonism Changes" post. As I read it, she has basically three objections to my post. First, she insists that I misunderstand the motivations of liberal Mormons, which are grounded in genuine love and concern for others rather than ideological embarrassment. Second, she suggests that historically the priesthood ban's elimination had more to do with evolution within the hierarchy than it did with progression of the membership of the church. Third, she claims that the model of prophecy I propose is mistaken or the like because it does not appear... Read more »
A Surreply to TT's Critique of "How Mormonism Changes"
At Faith Promoting Rumor TT has a legthy response to my last post on how Mormonism changes. It's worth a read and you should go over a take a look. I actually agree with a lot of what he says, but I'd like to push back on a couple of things. First, he writes: "Unity" of the church is selective, not a neutral category, one that excludes some in order to manufacture unity. That is, even the choice to "preserve" unity comes with costs measured in exclusion. There are a couple of ways of understanding this. It could just... Read more »
How Mormonism Changes and Managing Liberal Expectations
One of the things that the Mormon interwebs do is imagine change within the Church, lament the lack of change within the Church, and (at times) agitate for change within the Church. Certainly there is historical precedent for change within the Church, the most dramatic recent example being the 1978 abandonment of the Church's racial priesthood ban. This is an example worth thinking about. First, the shift came relatively late if you super-impose the Mormon timeline on the civil rights timeline in the United States. The Supreme Court declared segregation unconstitutional in the 1950s, although it didn't do much... Read more »
Gender and Priesthood
I think that women should receive the priesthood. I don't find the reasons that have been given as to why the priesthood is limited to males very compelling. I don't think that motherhood is a good analog to priesthood, or rather I think that motherhood is a kind of priesthood (an exercise of godly power by human beings) but its analog is fatherhood, not the Melchizedek priesthood. I think that the feminization of religion is an important issue, one that feminist critics dismiss rather too breezily. I suspect that the all-male priesthood probably mitigates this problem somewhat in Mormonism, but I suspect that we could come up with... Read more »
Seeing the Future of Mormonism
If you want to know where Mormonism going, look at Mormon missionary work. Mormonism is nothing if not a missionary church. Indeed, the evangelical imperative of the religion has consistently defined its teachings, theology, and culture. For example, if one is looking to read Mormon theology in the nineteenth century, you would find little in the way of theological treatises. Rather, you would find missionary tracts like Pratt's Key to the Science of Theology, or you could read sermons, sermons whose doctrinal content is almost always embedded in an explicit or implicit theological polemic against American Protestantism. This is... Read more »


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Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers' 2014 North American tour kicks off in San Diego, Calif. on Aug. 3 and includes a stop at Hartford's XL Center on Saturday, Sept. 13 at 7:30 p.m., according to a press release.
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Justin Timberlake Announces July Mohegan Date
Note to JT: how can we miss you if you don't go away?
Concert Review: Justin Timberlake at XL Center
If there's one thing a young performer can learn from 32-year-old industry vet Justin Timberlake, who performed to a near-sellout crowd Thursday night at the XL Center in Hartford, it's how to work a room.
Pearl Jam, Drake and Phish in Hartford: Fun Facts About the Weekend
Hartford's big music weekend came and went, and the city is still standing. We all knew it would be.
Review: Phish at the XL Center in Hartford
Phish and its fans are getting older (this is 30th anniversary year), and indoor shows in New England, where they've made countless memorable appearances over the years, seem to expose the soft, nostalgic underbellies of even the most jaded Northeast types.
Phish Pre- and Post-Parties in Hartford
Hordes of out-of-town (or out-of-state) Phish fans will roll into Hartford on Sunday, Oct. 27, when the band performs at the XL Center. Which raises a serious question: what should everyone do before and after the show?
A couple of suggestions: Arch Street Tavern (85 Arch St.) will host before and after parties, with Vermont-based Jerry Garcia Band tribute Cats Under The Stars launching into their Jerry thing early (5 p.m., 4 p.m. doors), and Dead Set (Cats Under The Stars plus special guests) jamming on Grateful Dead covers into the wee hours. Drummer Bill Carbone (Max Creek) and Colby Dix (of Touchpants, one of Phish drummer Jon Fishman's other bands) will sit in. Maybe some unexpected guests will show up? (And do you really have to go to work on Monday?)
Phish tribute Seven Below, who recently won the Connecticut Music Award's Best Cover/Tribute Band, will be at the Hartford Room at East Coast Dog (257 Asylum St., right across the street from the venue) from 5-7 p.m. on Sunday. (If you happen to be in town the night before, the Alchemystics are playing the same room.)
Of course, there are a ton of great restaurants and bars around town. (We've got a searchable database on our site.)
Conscientious objectors to Phish's music could always head down to hear DJ Steve Aoki in Wallingford, but I imagine none of them have read this far.
Be safe, and have a blast. (Oh, and have you heard what they did down in Hampton yet?)
Nickelback Revels In Good Times During 90-Minute Set Friday In Hartford
Word that Bush was touring with Nickelback this spring seemed to prompt one of two reactions: "Really? Nickelback?" or "Bush — that's still a thing?"
Yes, and yes.
Pairing Bush with Nickelback, though, makes sense, in that Nickelback is very much a stylistic descendant of Bush, which skipped over the commercial ambivalence of American grunge bands and aimed straight for mass-culture success. Nickelback is the latter-day equivalent, just streamlined, with bigger riffs and less subtlety. There was plenty of the former and little of the latter during Nickelback's performance Friday at XL Center in Hartford, where the band treated a sizable crowd to 90 minutes' worth of red-meat hard rock, and one unexpected cover. (See more photos here.)
The musicians radiated a regular-guy affability on stage, playing songs that were largely about having a good time: getting wasted on "Bottoms Up," getting famous on "Rockstar" and getting laid on, well, plenty of others. Even on the darker songs, like opener "This Means War" or the domestic abuse tale "Never Again," singer Chad Kroeger never seemed to take things personally — he had the confident air of someone who knows he'll be back to having a good time in no time.
Ashford Native Desireé Bassett On Tour With Cirque Du Soleil Tribute To Michael Jackson
Desireé Bassett has played with some big names on some big stages, but it doesn't get much bigger than Michael Jackson.
The Ashford resident isn't playing with Jackson, of course — he died in 2009 — but Bassett, 19, is the lead guitarist for Cirque du Soleil's "Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour," playing the King of Pop's songs as part of a huge production that mixes music, dance and Cirque's trademark acrobatics.
"It's been a lot of fun," Bassett says by phone before the show sets up in Hartford for performances Wednesday and Thursday. "This has been my first tour ever, so a lot of these things are brand new to me."


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I don't take that as rude I asked for the input, afterall. I re-read my original post and wasn't fully clear on all that he ate, it was basic "average" types of foods I was referring to, the typical kid cuisine so to speak. I have tried something like the monkey platters before, and I definitely will try them more often, It's an awesome idea that I forget about :/ In the beginning he didn't eat like this though, he loves helping me cook, he just won't try any of it. I made pureed fruit and veggies for his cereal and he ate cheerios, finger sized ravioli, (he still loves peanut butter and rice crackers), etc. I think that alot of it is because he eats out with one of his grandmothers once a week and most of the food I mentioned is the majority of what is offered in those settings, but maybe I just don't try hard enough. I hate his diet and I detest the carnation, but his Dr was the one who suggested it because of his obstinance with trying new things. I sincerely appreciate the suggestions, anything helps right now.


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The Tennessee Titans continued bolstering their defensive line by signing former Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Ropati Pitoitua on Monday. The two sides reportedly agreed to a one-year deal roughly worth $1 million, although there is more money in it for Ropati Pitoitua in terms of incentives.
Ropati Pitoitua probably had his best career season in Kansas City last season, starting 10 of 15 games while leading the defensive line with 32 tackles. The four-year veteran Ropati Pitoitua also had two sacks, five tackles for loss and a forced fumble in the 2012 season.
The Tennessee Titans hosted Ropati Pitoitua last week. He also visited the New York Jets the same week and had been drawing interest from the Seattle Seahawks as well as Philadelphia Eagles.
Tennessee Titans general manager Ruston Webster said the 6-foot-8, 315-pound Ropati Pitoitua adds size at defensive end. He also expects Ropati Pitoitua to contribute to the Tennessee Titans' run defense, which wound up finishing 24th in the league last season, while also having the ability to play multiple spots along the defensive line.
The Washington State product Ropati Pitoitua has played in 37 career games for the New York Jets and Kansas City Chiefs.
Signing with the New York Jets as an undrafted free agent in 2009, Ropati Pitoitua spent three seasons with the team while appearing in 22 games. However, Ropati Pitoitua sat out the entire 2010 season after tearing his Achilles tendon in a preseason game. Ropati Pitoitua spent a lone season with the Kansas City Chiefs.
He has 73 tackles, 3 sacks and one pass defensed through his four-year NFL career.
Ropati Pitoitua is the 10th free agent and second defensive linesman added by the Tennessee Titans off the open market this offseason.
The Tennessee Titans signed former Detroit Lions defensive tackle Sammie Hill at the start of free agency, to add more size up front.
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Batch File to Move a list of files.
Hey All, I just joined this forum to find some help on a specific topic that I've been researching for like two hours now on google. I have a list of 1300 files that I need to move from one location to another (move not copy). I've found this batch file created by Neutron16 which performs a Move but it's all gibberish to me. How would I modify it to move the files to location "C:\Archive" There's about 4,000 other files in the same folder.
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Welcome to SF. That's a copy script. Changed it to a move script. You will need to specify the directory of origin. Also, change extension to "bat"
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Okay, I've researched the move script, this link gave a pretty good tutorial How To Move Files With A Batch File | mixeduperic.com however I need it to pull from a .txt list of all the filenames, I can change how the entries are separated if need be pipe or comma or a list like this:
I'm able to output all of those through excel.
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Here's a batch file that should do what you need:
@echo off if %1.==. goto usage if %2.==. goto usage if %3.==. goto usage FOR /F %%i in (%2) do move /Y %1\%%i %3\%%i goto xit :usage echo Usage - muv source_folder file_list.txt target_folder echo Example - muv c:\tmp data.txt d:\stuff :xit
The /Y after the move command says you don't want to be prompted if the move will overwrite an existing file, change to /-Y if you want to be prompted before overwriting.
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Gravity (2013) is very good. Particularly because of how bad it actually could have been. Alfonso Cuaron delivers a crisp, entertaining, visually stunning film while all the while focusing on the narrative instead of the special effects.
Well, I have to say I was not looking forward to seeing this, but I was more than pleasantly surprised. This film moves quickly, we genuinely care about the characters, and everything just works. Sandra Bullock is the best I've ever seen her. I have not seen Blue Jasmine (2013), but it is hard for me to imagine a more compelling performance than the one delivered here. Bullock is not only in the movie, she IS the movie. The scene where she is giving up in the Soyuz capsule is heartbreaking. The audience doesn't want her to give up, but is understanding of her frustration and weariness.
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Do not forget Cycle Daze at the Yellow Belly Drag Strip in beautiful Grand Prairie Texas. This is one great swap meet/show/biker get-together and a chance to do some two-wheel dragging at the same time.
November 15th rain or shine. Be there or be square. Drag all your junk out of the garage and sell it there. The wife will never know that you put a few bucks in your jeans. Race that Moped you've been working on. Drink some beer and listen to some cool tunes. Make some new friends and make plans to be there next year with a faster bike.
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We finally managed to get around to starting on the Harman Spirder build project that's been on the back burner for about four years now. The link is on the left column.
Due to popular demand we've decided to start building Springers again. We'll do our original 'Old School' style and the 'modernized' version plus some repops of the old original Ness style forks from the sixties. I'll post progress as it develops. We'll be doing kits as well as just selling individual parts for other builders.
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Update June 10, 2012
We've moved the whole CBH operations to the state of Texas, in the rural area northeast of Dallas.
This snapshot is one of our neighbors taken from the back door of the shop.
We've rented a very small shop area but will be doing full-service custom work again and have signed on as a dealer for Paughco products. We decided to go with Paughco since we've been using their parts for over 30 years and most of their inventory is still made in the USA which is remarkable in today's economy. If you're in the market for anything in the catalog drop us a line as we will make you some great deals.
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As many people are aware the old original Chopper Builders Handbook site suffered what we initially thought was a catastrophic hardware and software failure in early 2011. This 'crash' destroyed not only the primary data on the main server and raid disks but also all of the data on our backup server. We took the drives to a service shop in an attempt to recover the files and found that the 'crash' was most likely a deliberate hack of the site that somehow went very badly. The only data that was actually destroyed beyond repair were the image files. A good portion of the html text files were still readable but moved into some strange directories apparently in some attempt to download the entire site to a remote server. Unfortunately a lot of the most recent files that we added to the site were simply to scrambled to bother recovering.
As a result of this situation we're presently in the process of rebuilding the site from the ground up but that will take a considerable effort and most likely be a long and drawn out process. We ask all of our visitors to be patient with us as we start down this road. In addition I'd like to thank all of the visitors who have supported this site through thick and thin over the past eight years and especially thank those of you have taken the time to help us in this rebuilding process. I think that in the long run we have a much better and more helpful site than the original version.
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Zeman intervention steps up pressure for return of Ukrainian Czechs
Repeated requests by hundreds of ethnic Czechs in Ukraine for repatriation have become a source of conflict on the Czech political scene. Though the Foreign Ministry refused to set up a repatriation programme for Ukrainian Czechs, they have found a powerful advocate: President Miloš Zeman, who is now pushing for action. But a mass repatriation of Czechs from Ukraine might put the government in an awkward position. More
No mass repatriation planned, Zaorálek tells Czechs in Ukraine
Prague is not planning a mass repatriation of ethnic Czechs from Ukraine, the Czech Foreign Minister Lubomír Zaorálek said on a visit to the community on Wednesday. The minister said they were not in apparent danger and that it was already easy for them to move to the Czech Republic. More
Czech expats seek to strengthen language links
Czech expats from around the world gathered in Prague last week for a conference on maintaining their native language skills abroad. Czechoslovak exiles who fled the country after the war or after the Soviet-led invasion of 1968, descendants of the old Czech settlers, as well as members of the younger community of Czechs who went abroad to study or work met for a two-day event held in the National Museum building in the centre of Prague to discuss their cultural and linguistic heritage. More
Summer school in Dobruška brings together Czech expats from around the world
Each summer the small eastern Bohemian town of Dobruška becomes a home to dozens of people from around the world who come to reconnect with the language and customs of their Czech ancestors. The summer programme, organized by Prague's Charles University and supported by the Czech government, offers intensive language courses as well as an insight into Czech culture and way of life. More
Filmmaker Agnieszka Holland among recipients of 2014 awards for promoting good name of Czech Republic
At a grand ceremony at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Prague on Friday, 14 individuals and one group received the annual Gratias Agit award, which goes to those who have promoted the good name of the Czech Republic internationally. Recipients included several figures from the world of culture, including acclaimed Polish filmmaker Agnieszka Holland, the speaker of the Seychelles' Parliament and representatives of Czech expatriate organisations. More
Janet Seckel-Cerrotti: addressing a legacy of displacement
Hana Dubová was a Jewish girl from the town of Kolín living a normal, happy life surrounded by family and friends. She was just 14 when this carefree existence was brought to an abrupt end by the Nazi occupation. Hana was put on a train to Denmark, escaping with her bare life, never to see her friends and family again and unaware of the fact that she would move alone from place to place for eleven long years before she found a new home. Her American daughter Janet and granddaughter Rachael recently visited Europe to trace Hana's footsteps and reconnect with their roots. Janet visited Radio Prague's studio to talk about how her mother's fate affected the lives of three generations. More
Prague says no help for now for ethnic Czechs in Ukraine
The Czech government is not planning to provide any special assistance to the Czech community in Ukraine. The decision comes after around 40 families with Czech roots from the Volhynia region asked to be relocated to their old country due to the turmoil in Ukraine. But the Czech government believes they face no immediate threat. More
Czech expats in Ukraine want to repatriate to old country
Some 40 families of Czech expatriots from western Ukraine have asked the Czech government to help them repatriate to the old country, citing concerns about the future of Ukraine. The Czech government said it was looking at the petition while the Foreign Ministry says fast-track residency permits are available to expats from around the globe. More
Ana Maria Janků: promoting Czech music is a link to my past
Ana Maria Janků was born in Argentina, but her link to her roots and in particular to Czech classical music is strong, thanks to the influence of her Czech parents. Today she is taking her own and her parent's Czech legacy further by promoting Czech music at the Czech cultural centre in Buenos Aires. When she visited Radio Prague's studio a few days ago we spoke about the fulfillment this brings her and why her work at the center has become the pivot of her life. More
Milan Schulz, exiled author, RFE broadcaster dies in Munich
Czech-born author, journalist and Radio Free Europe broadcaster Milan Schulz died in Munich on Monday at the age of 83. He emigrated in 1969 but the link to his homeland remained firm and for hundreds of thousands of his compatriots behind the Iron Curtain his daily commentaries on RFE were a breath of fresh air in the constrained atmosphere of communist rule. I asked his former colleague broadcaster Petr Brod to share his memories of those days. More


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Where: Breakfast
Why: I've started this sentence five times in an attempt to tell you this is another outfit full of favorites. I love this shirt. I love this skirt. And these boots? They get better and better with age. I felt a little June Carter Cash in this get up. You can't see my cat eye liner, and my teased hair has fallen since I first styled it, but there's something very 1960s Nashville about this look. Not like I've ever been to Nashville, but that's just where my imagination takes me.
See Also: A summer styling of my favorite twirly skirt.
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Agree with it or not on a technical level they have skills....... yet they can't figure out how or how much he took off a Sharepoint site. Amazing.
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As Streams Renew the Desert: A Journey through Breast Cancer
- Monday, April 23, 2007
Restore our fortunes, LORD, as streams renew the desert. Those who plant in tears will harvest with shouts of joy. They weep as they go to plant their seed, but they sing as they return with the harvest. — Psalms 126:5-6
One phone call on August 18, 1999 changed my life forever. One phone call sent me on a journey of spiritual awakening that eventually led to the throne room of God. Here, at the feet of His Son, I came face to face with His holiness and my own brokenness. He was no longer Lord of my Sunday mornings or my current crisis. He was my precious Savior, the Lord of my life. And by His grace and mercy, every tear I planted was transformed into a beautiful harvest of blessing.
Cancer? That's Impossible…
At 47, my life was rolling along smoothly. I had a good marriage, well-behaved kids, and a successful career. And I had mastered control of it all. A few self-help books and a couple of classes on life balance were all my naturally perfectionist personality needed to keep all the balls in the air at once. With careful planning, I could lead a meeting, write a client proposal, do six loads of clothes, clean the house, pick up a few groceries, entertain guests for dinner, take in my daughter's dance competition and not miss a beat.
When a new doctor I visited for a routine yearly exam discovered a suspicious area on my left breast, I was stunned. Surely, this was a big mistake. I had a negative mammogram and no family history of breast cancer. Besides, breast cancer was not in my life plan, and certainly not on my busy calendar!
During the next few weeks of testing and waiting, I was determined to research my way out of this mess. But all the scientific information I uncovered and all the perfect doctors I investigated couldn't change the truth in that phone call. You have invasive breast cancer.
What followed was a blur of phone calls, doctor visits and decisions. I was whisked into surgery for a lumpectomy and sentinel node biopsy. The surgeon confirmed the cancer was Stage 2 and had reached two lymph nodes. Still in a daze, I began to prepare for 24 weeks of chemotherapy, six weeks of radiation, several months of baldness and an uncertain future.
More than a "Drugstore Jesus"
It was during these next several months of treatment that my relationship with Jesus Christ became personal. Oh, I thought I knew Him before. I went to church every Sunday. But God was more like a "drugstore Jesus" to me — a bottle of aspirin sitting on the shelf in my medicine chest. I would think about Him on Sunday mornings or during the occasional crisis, then put Him back on the shelf again until the next ache or pain.
In my pride, I thought I understood everything God had to show me. I didn't need a small group of believers to hold me accountable, and I certainly didn't need to bring my Bible to church every Sunday like those "religious" people did!
But our God is full of mercy. His love knows no boundaries. On the day the phone call came, He tenderly reached out His hand and gave me two choices; I could face it on my own or I could trust Him. From the moment I invited Him into the center of my cancer, He covered me with the peace that surpasses all human understanding. From the disappointing pathology report to the day my husband shaved my head, from all the needles, blood tests, and chemo treatments to wig shopping and the challenges of painting my eyebrows on straight, He never left my side. My occasional Bible dabbling turned into a deep hunger for the Word of God. Jesus Christ had won my heart.
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So there has been a lot of talk regarding American Software on the Yahoo Message boards and in the MF Caps, everyone seems to think its undervalued and a great "Asset play." From further analysis, it is far from it. Here is the math:
AMSWA owns 88% of LGTY = $165.8 mln
Cash on the books is $75.6 mln, but $30 mln is from LGTY so net of $45.6 mln
So that gives a value of $211.4 mln for AMSWA so far.
The last portion of the calculation would be AMSWA the company, separate from LGTY. The last three years for AMSWA performance has been dismal separate from LGTY, their Net Income has roughly been $3.16 mln, -$2.03 mln, and $3.82 mln. They have roughly 26.8 mln shares outstanding which leads to roughly $0.06 per share on average over the past three years. Maybe a P/E of 10 in the best case scenario gives a valuation of $0.60 for AMSWA solo.
So, $7.89 valuation of cash on the books plus LGTY stake. Plus a valuation of $0.60 for the co itself suggests roughly a $8.50 valuation for each AMSWA share. With a P/E of 20 that yields roughly a $9.10. Regardless of how an investor values AMSWA by itself, the stock is fairly valued. The only reason AMSWA stock has been moving has been because of LGTY.
If they own 88% of another company, would they not own 88% of that companies assets and income? I don't see the logic of paring those assets from their numbers and refiguring their fundamentals. Isn't that like looking at Chrysler but cutting out all the assets of Jeep, Dodge, Mopar, and Chrysler Financial even though they 100% owned by Chrysler?


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Lorie Borron, 34 - August 06, 2011
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She was a 1996 Gothenburg High School graduate
Lorie Borron, 34, of Lincoln, formerly of Gothenburg, passed away Saturday, Aug. 6, 2011, at Bryon LGH East Hospital in Lincoln.
Services will be conducted at Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel of Gothenburg on Wednesday, Aug. 10, at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Neil Kloppenborg officiating. Interment will follow at the Gothenburg Cemetery.
A visitation will take place prior to services at Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel from 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Borron was born March 21, 1977, at Denver, CO, daughter of Leonard "Tucker" and Linda Borron.
She graduated from Gothenburg High School in 1996, then attended the Job Corps from 1998-1999 in Denison, IA, where she graduated with some of the highest honors.
Borron returned to Gothenburg in 2000 where she lived and worked at various jobs. She moved to Lincoln in 2005 where she lived and worked until her health deteriorated and she became unable to work.
She was preceded in death by: her father, Leonard "Tucker" Borron; grandfather, Donald Peterson; grandmother, Violet Borron; step-father, David Frickson; two uncles and one aunt.
Survivors include: her mother, Linda Frickson of Gothenburg; two sisters—Julie (Dana) Haugen of Hay Springs and Brenda Ekhoff of Oklahoma City, OK; a brother, Doug Borron of Omaha; four nieces and four nephews; grandmother, Margaret Rubenthaler of Gothenburg; aunts, uncles, cousins and her best friend, Lynn Gruwell.
Memorials are suggested to the family c/o Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel, 620 10th St., Gothenburg, NE 69138.
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MISSION – Maria M. Garcia, 82, went on to be with the Lord on Wednesday, May 4, 2011 peacefully at her residence surrounded by loved ones.
She was born on March 14, 1929 in Tierra Blanca to Juan and Maria Elena Pena. A devoted wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend; she leaves behind a rich legacy founded on an unyielding faith in God and will truly be missed by everyone who knew her.
Left to cherish her memory is her loving husband of 63 years, Antonio Garcia; a son, Noe Garcia Sr. (Rosa); daughters, Flor E. Garza (Juan), Enedina Palomo (Jaime), and Anna Rudy Garcia (David); and 16 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren.
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This apartment is in Lakewood. Nearby parks include Palm Park, Jacob Street Park and Cerritos Regional County Park.
Towne Center has a Walk Score of 48 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
Nearby schools include Park Montessori School, Martin B. Tetzlaff Middle School and Palms Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are Dutchmill Dairy Store, Shahnawaz Grocery and Faerie's Finest.
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Towne Center is near Palm Park, Boyar Park and Del Valle Park.
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I forgot to thank you for feedback on my El Tigre blog, so Thank You so much You are Awesome:D
Thanks for your feedback on my Death Battle Prediction! It means a lot to me that someone enjoyed the thought and time I put into the rundown! I'm just curious now who you'd think would win, heh! Thanks again!
Toph's Sprite Sheet: CompletedOver a year in the making and it is finally complete!
So just out of curiosity: If Ganon vs Dracula actually happened, from what Castlevania game sprite would u use for Dracula?
Hey Akuma, look at what I did to Toph XD (I'm not asking you to take this, I just want you to see my horrible attempt XD ) http://imgur.com/pv1drSm
Hello AkumaTh, I am attempting to make custom sprites for the creature from the black lagoon, but don't have much experience in this field, could you please spare some advice/tips on how i should go about doing this, I would be most grateful.
@cadebengert Shao Kahn vs Bison is a good video to start with. It's a good example of how a majority of Death Battles are like.
Just got your reply to my Pokemon Death Battle. Thank you for your constructive feedback. This is my first DB, so I'm still learning as I go. Thanks again.
I have a quick question I hope you can answer. I'm aware that you're the person that started the Toph Sprite Sheet Project. Can you elaborate on how that's going and how soon we could expect to see Toph in a Death Battle? I really want to see her kick some ass, so if you could respond I'd greatly appreciate it. For the record, I hope her opponent is Terra from DC comics.
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Death Battle Predictions: Slenderman Vs CabadathTwo faceless horror with similar backgrounds face off. Sadly no visual fight to come with this.
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In a new online survey of 500 still-working adults age 55 and older, the majority of the respondents say they are not delaying retirement and believe they will be financially prepared to retire when the time comes, according to PulteGroup, the parent company of Del Webb –a builder of adult retirement communities.
According to the most recent PulteGroup Home Index (PGHI) survey conducted by homebuilder PulteGroup, Inc., 61 percent of the respondents plan to retire in less than 10 years, including 46 percent who believe they will be financially prepared to retire in the same time period. Among this same group, 59 percent said that they are either not delaying retirement or plan to retire at a younger age than originally anticipated.
"The survey results seem to defy expectations that the economic slowdown of the past five years has forced many Baby Boomers to rethink their retirement plans," said Deborah Meyer, senior vice president of PulteGroup, Inc.
I found this survey result surprising–given all the gloom of most retirement surveys and experts about how woefully unprepared boomers are for their future. But it's always good to hear someone report upbeat news these days.
Here's what really caught my attention, though.
Bye-bye snowbird. In a noteworthy shift, fewer boomers expect to move to another state in retirement than two years ago, according to the survey. A sizeable 62% anticipate that their home in retirement will be in the same state (a major shift compared to 42% just two years ago).
Meyer's take on this trend: With more people working part-time, starting new businesses or new careers, it's not surprising that they want to stay connected to their current community.
This makes sense to me. As I report in my upcoming book, Great Jobs for Everyone 50+Finding Work That Keeps You Happy and Healthy … And Pays the Bills, I too, found many retirees staying put. They are choosing to bypass the flight to a warmer climate in favor of sticking close to their established network of family and friends. They're cherry-picking flexible part-time, holiday, or seasonal jobs to boost income in retirement and keep them mentally engaged smack dab in their hometown. Although, they might still take a winter hiatus, they aren't moving permanently.
But for that 40 percent of you who think you might want to move in retirement, a well-planned relocation decision can goose your financial outlook. That's particularly true you can find a job-friendly town.
To be honest, I'm not buying the survey's notion that lots of folks will be truly financially prepared to exit the workforce entirely. Living in a place where jobs are plentiful, however, can be an incentive to pick up stakes. (Please continue to next page.)
Here are five key money matters that I recommend you consider when pondering a move in retirement:
1. Money in your pocket: Depending on your real estate market, one payback of relocating is cashing in the equity you've built up in your home and moving to a more affordable area where you can buy a place for less. You might be able to pay off any debts with cash leftover. Or if you do take out a home loan, the extra cash can go toward a heftier down payment, which can often snag you a lower interest rate.
2. Tax-free gain: Generally speaking, married couples can exclude up to $500,000 in capital gains from the sale of a primary residence (single homeowners can exclude $250,000). This rule can be a boon for retirees who own highly appreciated residential property, as long as they have owned and used the house as a primary residence for two years. See IRS Publication 523 for the rules.
3. Tax advantages: Look at income, sales, property, estate, and inheritance taxes. Be aware that no income tax typically means higher sales and property taxes.
- States have no state income tax, include Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wyoming, according to Kiplinger.com.
- State sales taxes vary greatly, with some at 7 percent or more. Only five states—Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, and Oregon have no sales tax. In the state of Alaska, however, some local jurisdictions impose local sales taxes.
- Property taxes are generally the heaviest tax burden for homeowning retirees. States with low median real estate taxes, according to Kiplinger.com include Alaska, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and West Virginia. While those with high real estate taxes include New Hampshire, New Jersey, and Texas.
- Most states give breaks to residents over a certain age, and there may be property tax credits or homestead exemptions that limit the value of assessed property subject to tax.
4. Medicare premiums. Each market has its own blend of medical facilities and insurers. For the prices and terms of carriers that serve your potential community, check the federal web site Medicare.gov and the web site of the state 's department of insurance.
5. Energy bills: Moving to a smaller residence can usually save you money on utilities and maintenance costs. But that's often the case, even if you move across town.
I'm the author of What's Next? Follow Your Passion and Find Your Dream Job, available here www.kerryhannon.com. I am a MetLife Foundation Journalists in Aging fellow. To learn about great jobs for retirees, check out my column at AARP. My weekly column at PBS's NextAvenue.org is here. Follow me on Twitter, @KerryHannon


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As he told Mac Beasley and me one day while driving to a faculty retreat, he was finally given authorization, but only for one billet. His problem was that he had two promising candidates and couldn't choose between them. In order to comply with the Physics Department's strict limit of only one appointment in physics, he was given permission to make both appointments, but the second would have to be in a new division (of applied physics). Marvin did just that. His two promising candidates were Art Schawlow, winner of the 1981 Nobel Prize in Physics, and Cal Quate, renowned, among other things, as a developer of the atomic force microscope. In 1961, Art went to Physics and Cal to the new division.
In succeeding years, Chodorow recruited other luminaries, including Arthur Bienenstock, Walter Harrison, and Geballe. "Marvin's intense interest in his colleagues and his undisguised pleasure in their achievements made the Ginzton Lab a special place and a strong contributor to Stanford throughout the '60s and '70s," Geballe recalled. "His colleagues, both in Applied Physics and beyond, had a deep affection for Marvin for his personal contributions to the lives of every person he touched."
Professor Chodorow remained a consultant to Varian Associates from its founding until his retirement. One of the first companies in what was to become Silicon Valley, Varian specialized in manufacturing high-powered klystrons that enabled the research and development of linear accelerators around the world and the successful treatment of cancer through radiation.
Chodorow was a lecturer at the Ecole Normale Superieur in Paris (1955–1956) and a Fulbright Fellow at Cambridge University (1962–1963). The University of Glasgow gave him an honorary doctor of laws degree in 1972. His other awards include the W.R.G. Baker Award from the Institute of Radio Engineers (1962) and the Lamme Medal from IEEE (1982). Chodorow was coauthor, with Charles Susskind, of Fundamentals of Microwave Electronics, published in 1964, and about 40 technical articles. He also held at least a dozen patents.