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What does the cross mean to you?
Sermon shared by Anthony Zibolski
April 2009
Summary: This message was given to a four church community service on Good Friday.
Scripture: Luke 23:32-23:43 (add scripture)
Tags: Easter Good Friday, Born Again, Cross, Good Friday (add tag)
Denomination: Nazarene
Audience: General adults
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Anthony Zibolski
Rosedale Church of the Nazarene
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What does the cross mean to you?
Luke 23:32-43
Disclaimer: This sermon came from ideas from Sermon Central and my own private study of the Word.
Walk quickly through the holy week events.
What is the most common religious symbol?
In the West, it is the cross.
Crosses on churches.
Crosses on jewelry.
Athletes bless themselves before an event.
It wasn�t always a popular symbol. During the days of Jesus, the cross was a symbol of shame, embarrassment, a symbol of terror.
The Romans used it as a very painful way to execute criminals.
So bad that they would not execute Roman citizens because it was so shameful.
It was for slaves, robbers, rebels, assassins.
Caesar Augustus bragged about capturing 20,000 slaves, all that were not claimed were crucified before the people. Reminds you of gladiators fighting each other. Life not having much meaning.
1800�s where everyone would come to the town square to watch a hanging. Today, where people are rubbernecking in the hopes of seeing the result of a accident.
For the Jews, the cross represented the worse way to die.
It meant that you have been cursed by God.
It was not always a sign of the Christian church. Until Roman emperor Constantine took over in the late 4th century, the cross could not even be pictured with anything religious. Constantine adapted the cross almost as a �good luck� charm. A symbol of triumph. He place the cross on the shields for protection.
Question- What does the cross mean to you?
Is it a good luck charm? Like a baseball player, do you kiss the cross for protection?
Is your Jesus on or off the cross? It does make a difference.
Romans- It was a shameful way to die, a symbol of death.
Believers- Because of what Jesus Christ did on the cross- it is a symbol of life and forgiveness and relief.
The way that the criminals blasphemed the Messiah reminds us of how our world is today.
Jesus is the Son of God- I don�t think so.
Why doesn�t he do something to prove to me He is the Son of God.
Someone I should worship? Don�t think so
They have this idea of eternity with a harp, sitting on a cloud singing 24/7. They think they would be bored. They think they will not have any fun.
We have more in common with the criminals than we want to admit.
God tells us we must do things His way. We tell God, no, I�ll do it my way.
When things don�t go our way, we say..I doubt you�re the son of God, I don�t need a savior, prove to me , show me something.
That is blasphemy on the same level as the loud criminals next to Jesus.
The Romans did not put Jesus on the cross. It was our rebellion, our sins, our cursing of God that put Jesus on that cross. Jesus takes our sins, our punishment.
Then one of the criminals has a change of heart.
He stops mocking God.
He rebukes his fellow criminals.
�Don�t you fear God?, since you are under the same sentence? We are punished justly, for we are getting what our deeds deserve. But this man has done nothing wrong.�
A change of heart.
He defends Christ.
He confesses his sinful life.
He acknowledges that Jesus is innocent.
What�s happening?
He is repenting. He is making a 180 degree turn. Sorry is not enough. Repentance without change is not repentance.
He realizes his sin. He sees his life as dirty in his sins.
The holy Spirit
Comments and Shared Ideas
Alinah MokoenaTo me the Cross, means a new beginning with Christ. A new covenant. A fresh start following Jesus Christ wherever He is. Starting afresh with pure hearts that are filled with the Holy Spirit. Living a sin free life. Jesus said at the Cross. IT IS FINISHED.
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segatapes said: I just made a little post, the links were broken but I think they should be fixed now? Anyway enjoy and thanks for liking my game!
Oh, I'll reblog it! Thank you so much for doing that! I really feel like it's a great game (in fact, after initially playing it and later forgetting the title, it more or less bugged the right hell out of me that I couldn't remember what it was named for such a well done game), and more people should definitely take a look at it.
Sorry if suddenly springing this blog open spooked ya, haha. I should've really asked you about reactivating this blog first, so you've my apologies for that.
And again, thank you very much!
Anonymous said: Maybe 0.15 means, like, a version after 0.1 and before 0.2? That's how decimals work in non-version-numbering, after all - 0.5 would be the same as 0.50.
Right, that makes sense. Goodness, I'm not thinking right tonight.. Thanks for sending this in.
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Apologies. The link to version '0.15' seems more of a typo, as many features in it are missing from 'earlier' versions, such as other doors present in V0.5.
I am making a flash game! Once upon a time, this was a thing that I did with some frequency, until it stopped being that. This game I am making will probably seem really weird. Maybe even creepy! Don't be alarmed, that is a perfectly normal response. In fact, that is sort of the response I am hoping for! You see, this game is super heavily inspired by some weird-ass japanese games that I am in love with. They are called Yume Nikki and .Flow, and I highly recommend you play them. They are sort of supposed to be dream emulators, but really they're just games where you walk around cool/creepy environments and look at cool/creepy things and hear cool/creepy sounds/noises. Basically they are atmospheric as fuck. Anyways, I decided that I would make my own game attempting to emulate those games. I'm going to try as hard as I can not to blatantly rip them off, but I guess the line between homage and plagiarism is probably pretty thin! So, yeah, feel free to play it if you want! I totally get that it won't be everyone's cup of tea, and if everyone in the world hates it except me, that's totally fine. I just really wanted to pay tribute to some cool-ass games.
alright, i'll try to make this brief. if you want to read about what this game is actually about, skip this first and second paragraph and head right onto the third.
OKAY so id been looking for this for a long while—i want to say at least 2 years?? or maybe a little less than that, whatever. so i remember this game and don't remember its title, so i ask the yume nikki tag for help given that i at least remembered that the person who introduced this game tagged it #yume nikki , so there's that. and now!! i've FINALLY found it again!!! a playable version, even!!!
4185113 [or if you prefer, 4-18-5-1-3 / DREAM] was made by…
well, who knows? if they ever reveal who they are, i'd love to meet them, though!oop. the creator is segatapes!
anyway, it's a flash game entirely online; first posted on tumblr from a blog named the same as the game itself [here, though the tumblr is practically gone] and tagged with its own name and mysteriously enough #yume nikki, 4185113 is [or at least seems to be] a yume nikki fangame that is 2D, side-scrolling, and heavily focuses on puzzle solving and exploration. the protagonist has no name, no voice, no gender. from the main room, four doors are accessible, which all have their own 'worlds' behind themselves. what do they look like? play and see!
the version in the link is v0.5, which should be the latest. instead of using 'z' like in yume nikki, your interaction button is the space bar—though you do still move around with the arrow keys.
warnings regarding this game include:
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there does not seem to be a way to save your progress, so please be careful and make sure you have enough time to play. i will say that i have not finished or remember finishing this game! the last version i remember playing is v0.3, in fact. so if anything else pops up or i need to fix a mistake on this post then i will be sure to edit it accordingly.
know that there IS an ending implemented for this game! so far, though, i think there's only one.
as for tips, i suggest making maps of confusing areas you may come across, using morse code translators, and playing this game late at night.
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AndroidPIT Forum - Thread "[GAME][PUZZLE] Free Maze Master" This feed contains the most recent forum posts at www.androidpit.com in the thread "[GAME][PUZZLE] Free Maze Master". urn:androidpit:forum:thread:330fe8d7f628df18f922ffe0bddea4fe 2011-04-08T16:29:13Z 2011-04-08T16:29:13Z RE: [GAME][PUZZLE] Free Maze Master Red Rabbit urn:androidpit:forum:post:fe8765e680b026eb9e8a19e5e569443f 2011-04-08T16:29:13Z 2011-04-08T16:29:13Z For player statistics you can check the hotsite: http://mazemaster.redrabbitinteractive.com/ Red Rabbit 2011-04-08T16:29:13Z [GAME][PUZZLE] Free Maze Master Red Rabbit urn:androidpit:forum:post:59bbddcb91584136dbb76ff28a6bafcf 2011-04-06T21:47:26Z 2011-04-06T21:47:26Z Hello,

I'm posting to talk about our just-available game, Maze Master, so that you guys can tell me here what you all think about it.

Maze Master is a new kind of maze game that will put you inside several different mazes with custom themes. This version of Maze Master features 12 MAP PACKS with 7 different THEMES. On-line ranking and Achievements are already available. Map Edition and Upload\Downloads of maps will be available soon. If you like to solve mazes and puzzles, this is the right game for you. This is a FULL GAME made to be FREE and supported by Advertising and Donations. Play it and bring new ideas so we can improve this project

You can download it for free here:

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I've installed Couchbase 2.1.1 Enterprise edition on Server A, PHP Couchbase::Client on servers B and C. Servers B and C are setup identically on RHEL 5.8 and PHP 5.3.3.
I'm facing issue on server C wherein, I'm able to establish Couchbase connection but any subsequent Read and Write throws following error.
Failed to get a value from server: Operation timed out
Failed to store value to server: Operation timed out
Same script works on server B without any issues. Kindly help me resolve the issue I'm facing.
Hi Akumar.
Are you trying to remotely connect to Server 3 through amazon AWS by any chance? This has shown me the same timeout error you have received previously.
If not, please let me know a little more about your server architecture and I will try to diagnose any problems.
Many thanks,
Robin J.
Thanks Robin!!!
No I'm not using AWS. 3 servers mentioned are different VM on single server.
Server A is on CentOS 6.4 and has Couchbase 2.1.1 Enterprise edition installed.Server B is on CentOS 6.3 and has PHP 5.3.3 installed.Server C is on RHEL 5.8 and has PHP 5.3.3 installed.
Do let me know, if you need any more information.
Hi Sergey,
As per your suggestion, I tried looking at options to change the User as bucket name. I couldn't find any option to create a new User in couchbase-cli. Only option to add a user is available when you Add / Edit Node in a cluster.
I also tried below PHP code by changing username to bucket name, but without any success.
$cb = new Couchbase("XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:8091", "Bucket", "Password", "Bucket", true);
Do let me know, if I'm missing something.


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We received our table this morning and find it incredibly beautiful. We received the tabletop, 2 legs, 4 nuts & bolts. No instructions. We assembled it, but the thing is very wobbly. I'm hoping that we're missing a cross bar or 2 as there appears to be places for them. I have contacted overstock & the maker of the table. If there is not a piece to stabilize the table I will need to return it as it's that bad. I don't know if it is just this table in particular or a design flaw. There are a few rough edges which is a concern as I do have a small child. At the moment I am giving an average rating - I will either bump it up or down depending on the resolution I get. As I said though the tabletop is beautiful. I would hate to have to return it. The more I look at it the more I like it.
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Robin Roberts, Chely Wright, Clay Aiken, Janet Mock and More at GLSEN Respect Awards
By Brian Scott Lipton | Wednesday May 21, 2014
With such LGBT luminaries in the house as Robin Roberts, Clay Aiken, Chely Wright, Janet Mock and more, there was an "explosion of choice" for role models at Monday's annual GLSEN Respect Awards.
The Grand Ole Opry Should Invite Chely Wright Back, Say Activists
By Winnie McCroy | Tuesday Oct 15, 2013
Support is growing among country music fans for a new petition on Change.org to get out lesbian singer Chely Wright back to the Grand Ole Opry.
Chely Wright and Wife Expecting Twins
By Jason St. Amand | Monday Jan 28, 2013
Out country singer Chely Wright and her wife announced that the musician is carrying the couple's twins.
Aussie Country Singer Beccy Cole: 'I'm a lesbian.'
By Jason St. Amand | Tuesday Jul 24, 2012
Australian country singer-songwriter Beccy Cole came out of the closet in an episode of "Australian Story."
Musician Chely Wright to Open LGBT Center in Mo.
By Heather Hollingsworth | Friday Mar 9, 2012
Country music star Chely Wright will perform in Kansas City for the opening of a community center where LGBT people and their families and friends can meet up.
LGBT Center Honors Wanda Sykes, Chely Wright
By Winnie McCroy | Saturday Nov 19, 2011
The LGBT Community Center honored comedian Wanda Sykes and country music singer Chely Wright at its annual Center Women's Event in Manhattan on Nov. 12.
Country Singer Chely Wright Marries Gal Pal
By Kilian Melloy | Tuesday Aug 23, 2011
Country singer Chely Wright has tied the knot with Lauren Blitzer, the woman she met shortly after coming out as a lesbian last year.
Chely Wright comes out (on film)
By Jim Halterman | Thursday Jul 7, 2011
When Chely Wright came out last year, she saw her record sales fall; but the out singer couldn't be more content, as evidenced by the doc film that chronicles her coming out. EDGE spoke to the singer about the film & her post-out career.
PBS's 'Out in America' offers snapshots of contemporary gay life
By Jim Halterman | Monday Jun 6, 2011
This week PBS airs a documentary that offers an overview on being out in America; not only celebrities (Kate Clinton, Chely Wright & Andy Cohen), but also gays from all walks of life. EDGE spoke to Clinton and director Andrew Goldberg about the film.
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A Police Officer Gets Fired For Exactly The Wrong Reason
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Interview and photo by Kevin Truong
Ikes. David Douglas High School. Portland, Oregon.
KT: All right, Ikes, how do you feel about turning thirty?
IP: Oh, do I get to say my line? Laughs.
KT: Go for it.
IP: I think thirty is where youth and wisdom meet. Smiles.
KT: Very profound Ikes. How were your twenties for you?
IP: They were good. They were great. I think growing up through your twenties in today's world, it just goes by really fast, and the next thing you know you're thirty and you feel like it's time to wise up.
KT: Do you feel old?
IP: No I don't feel old.
KT: Any defining moments?
IP: Defining moments? Can you give an example?
KT: For me, coming out of the closet or moving to Los Angeles the first time…
IP: Those are really big things though; I think most people don't have those kind of big things. Laughs.
KT: Laughs. Or any time that really changed your perspective. It doesn't have to be specific to you, and can be something that happened to a friend, or our country—
IP: I guess the one defining moment I had was when I was studying abroad in Greece, I think it was in 2002, and this was when the president was drumming up the Iraq war. And I believe that he invaded March 17th, 2003. And so I came back in December of 2002, but leading up to it there was such an international protest against the war—I had a hard time traveling to the inner city in Greece, because everybody was protesting in front of the U.S. embassy constantly. And they would show so much footage on protests around the world happening—
KT: Against us going to war with Iraq?
IP: Yeah, and the whole idea of weapons of mass destruction. And then you got Hans Blitz saying, "We can't find any, we don't know where they're at," and then our president saying, "Oh they got them, we know where they're at." I was under the impression that to go to war was an impossibility to happen, because the international Atomic Research group couldn't find anything. It wasn't even something to worry about, and it was only when I got back to the states, I was like "Oh shit, this is really going to happen." Because before, when I was in Greece, everything was fine. I believed the media there—well maybe it was more open—where I was seeing all these protests in Rome, Britain, Paris, all over the Middle East and Asian countries also—and then I come back here and everybody's talking about when we should invade and how bad this guy is. That was kind of an eye opener, going from one extreme to the other.
KT: Well having spent time in Greece, do you having any insight into how people outside of America think of Americans?
IP: Like most countries, they like Americans, they just don't like America. Laughs. But you know, they're very Western. They're not very radical against the West or anything.
KT: Well when you hear the word America, what does it mean to you? IP: It means to me people from all different backgrounds in the world came here and created something great.
KT: And being the child of Greek immigrants, do you have any insight into what life is like for an immigrant in this country?
IP: I think that, take it as it be, you can have your disagreements about how immigrants are treated here—but there's probably not a better place to be an immigrant in the world than the United States. Even with discrimination and racism and what not—yeah we have that, the rest of the world has that—but taking all that into consideration I think immigrants are treated the best in the United States.
KT: Do you think things are different than when we were children?
IP: I think it's changed slightly to where it was once assumed that you'd live a better life than your parents did, and I think we're reaching a point where that's just not going to be generally true. And it's going to be more like fifty-fifty.
KT: So what do you think of our country in it's current state?
IP: Well, I think it's in some crossroads—you know Kevin, I'm having a hard time not talking about politics with these questions. Laughs.
KT: It's all right, it's good. This project is about politics. It's tying into the thirty theme, but it's more so about Americans and how their lives are.
IP: So the current state, I think we got here by indebting a nation to a point where it can't afford its debt anymore. And the plan is now it's time to cut the social spending. But it's not the social programs that indebted us in the first place—like it did in Greece currently. It was going into multiple wars and having no real strategy of what to do when we're there, and how to get out of it. Call it what you may—about what's right and what's not right—at this point in the game we're getting broke. At some point we need to change our mentality in thinking we can drone attack a country here and massive Billy-bomb this country, and invade troops in another—and thinking that the financial costs and blood costs aren't going to catch up with us. To the point where we're teetering on bankruptcy.
KT: Are you hopeful things will turn around?
IP: Sure I'm hopeful. If I wasn't hopeful I'd kill myself. Laughs.
KT: And finally do you remember us being called the Smoke Free Class of 2000?
IP: Yes I do.
KT: And did you stay smoke free?
IP: I'm smoke free now.


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Petal Effect "Thank You" Cake
This was a "play" cake that I tried out the Petal Effect on and gave it as a Thank You cake. Used the Cricut Cake for the words and butterfly, and the daisies on top where made of Modeling chocolate. Lesson this one provided: Cream cheese buttercream is probably not the best choice for this effect, lol.
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Rowayton Seafood Restaurant is comfortable shoes
- steve h. Feb 27, 2010 03:41 PM
Visited Rowayton Seafood for an early lunch (Saturday) today. A gracious "hello" when we walked in, a lovely table on the enclosed porch and the mood was pleasantly set.
Prosecco for me to start, a white wine for Deb. My half-dozen bluepoints were expertly shucked. I went for the fried (Maryland?) oysters for a followup, the app portion. Deb went for the fried shrimp entree that included wonderful fries and some green stuff on the side. I switched to a Stella draft, Deb stayed the course with her sauvignon blanc.
Penance for this early lunch was under $100. Money well spent.
edited to add: park on the street a block or two before the restaurant. "valet perking" in Rowayton is just goofy.
re: jfood
Howdy jfood,
It's always a tossup whether to sit on the sun-drenched porch in the winter or in front of the fireplace (hmm, killer views of the Five Mile River or sitting at a round table in front of a roaring gas fire: decisions, decisions...). The sun was strong on Saturday, the perfect antidote to Friday's snowstorm. The choice was obvious.
foley, poppy and Scotty are correct in pointing out the wine markups. Still, I'm a fan of the place and know I can walk in, without reservation, in my foul weather gear and be treated like an old friend. The bar is different from the dining room which is different from the porch. Pick your spot depending upon your mood. It's all good and it's all pricey. That's Rowayton for you.
I have been wanting to try this restaurant for a while but when I viewed them online I was totally put off by their wine prices. I actually sent them an email about a year ago expressing my concern and asking them about their pricing policy... it went unanswered of course.
Sonoma Curtrer Russian River $65 (retail $21)
Mondavi Fume Blanc $48 (retail $14)
David Bruce Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir $90 (retail $29)
I listed these few commonly found wines as examples of the pricing markup exhibited throughout the entire list. This may actually be the worst wine pricing I have ever seen at a restaurant. I indicated in my email to them that I would love to be a patron of their restaurant but that I always incorporate wine into my dining experience and I could not justify a visit based on their pricing.
They have been successfull for some time now so my personal protest obviously isn't hurting their business.... but I just can't support that awful mark up.
re: foleyd7
good for you foleyd7 as this is one of my pet peeves as well. while i've only been to rowayton seafood for lunch and hence no vino, i respect your position. luca's in wilton is another prime offender in this category and therefore i won't set foot in the place.
re: Scotty100
as scotty points out, the wines mentioned were popular brands. if one were to peruse the imported wines most likely some value could be found. most restaurants count on customers having limited wine knowledge and turning immediately to the calif wine section and looking for a familiar brand, whereupon the knife goes right between the old shoulderblades.
re: poppy
Agree with you all on the wine. Coming from California I got spoiled on having fantastic wine selections on the menu where you would be happy to try them at any price. But here it's the norm to have Stew Leonard's top value selections (which are good at home) on restaurant menus as something fantastic. Whatever! Sadly, I suck it up when I'm dining out here. But, it's so weird. This is Fairifeld County, supposedly one of the wealthiest communities in the country, where one would think you could get awesome wines when out and about but it's just not the case. Typical restaurant conversation here. Q. "What wine do you offer by the glass?" A. "Red and white" aarghhhh... Seriously, it happened to me in Greenwich yesterday on Le Avenue!
re: MasterofLightChick
i can't use stew leonard's and wine in the same sentence. stew is trying to get by with purchasing bulk wine and re-labeling it with a made up name. woe to the stew employee who dares not to push this swill as they are shown the door very quickly. the consumer is catching on though and rumor has it stew is beginning to feel the pain.
re: foleyd7
As a non-drinker, these data points do not come into the equation.
re: steve h.
No... never been. I just can't get myself to support those wine prices.
When I eat out it isn't about food only - - - it's about the entire dining experience which (for me) always includes wine paired with the meal.
To me, the wine program (selection and price) is equally as important as the food program.
re: foleyd7
i have not been in about 4 mos or so, but last time i was there, they had wine specials certain days. it might be worth a visit to u if they discount bottles 25 or 50%.
re: foleyd7
Thats why I only eat where I can BYO wine!
re: stevel
A lot of places charge a huge ($20+) corkage fee for bringing your own. Do you go to good places with corkage fees below $20? (or even no corkage fee?)
re: steve h.
steve i do drink but just not at lunch which represents the only times i've been to rs. i generally have fried clams or oysters and i'm usually happy enough. if clean oil is not used then i'm disappointed but i have not found that to be the case at rs. i would however, love to find a place in fairfield county where the fried clams or oysters are big and fat and lightly fried. just can't seem to find that type of spot and therefore have to keep my cravings in check until i get to pj's in wellfleet.
re: steve h.
Nope never been - but would like to try it. I'll stick with the stella...
re: steve h.
Oh, I've been to Rowayton Seafood several times. It's nice but I don't ever run there craving anything. Oh, and whoever wasn't excited about having valet parking in Rowayton - I loooooveee that about the restaurant - having lived in L.A. where you could valet at the gym. :-)
re: MasterofLightChick
I'm a big fan of Los Angeles. Valet service at a pizza joint we go to there still makes me laugh out loud.
re: steve h.
love it! :-)
Let me be clear.
Rowayton Seafood is very comfortable to me. I can sit at the bar for lunch, borrow a copy of the NY Post, grab a beer and mind my own business secure in the knowledge that I'm surrounded by other sweaty folk who were working on their boat/somebody else's boat. It's a blue collar bar.
The dining room is swell but it's for rooks, with the exception of the tables near the staircase and close to the gas-fired fireplace.
The porch is the favorite of swells. It's also the favorite of local folk with babies who know they can pop in for a decent meal and staff will make the meal more than special.
At the end of the day, Rowayton Seafood is many things to many people. I like it.
re: steve h.
jfood agrees. Although there was one adventure when the next table over was seated as the jfoods' apps arrived. They were friends of the server and the service at table jfood fell off the cliff. Hopefully her friends' tip made up for jfood's. The next time was back to normal and the restaurant went back on the A-List.
re: steve h.
the food has always been pretty good, but has improved over the last year and a half. if you are offended by the wine prices, just have a guiness. either way, we've always enjoyed going for nice occassions with family visiting from out of town or just bringing in the kids.


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During a last-minute press conference held Tuesday under a bright blue sunny Oshkosh sky, Tom Poberezny announced that he has decided to retire from his job as chairman of the Experimental Aircraft Association and chairman of the annual EAA AirVenture Oshkosh show. Poberezny, who has worked for EAA for the past 49 years, recently turned 65 and wants to have time to do things that his busy job never afforded.
Ford Trimotor
Dateline September 1927: Lindbergh is just back from Paris, and being "air-minded" is the thing. Out in the Wild West, World War I Army flier, entrepreneur and promoter J. Parker Van Zandt creates a runway across a northern Arizona meadow at a place called Red Butte, begins building a hangar and prepares to launch the first commercial air tours over the Grand Canyon.
To associate the jet-set image of a corporate flight department with S-38 flying boats and Ford Trimotors might seem a bit of a stretch to those who fly in the plush expanses of a gold-trimmed, leather-upholstered Global Express or GIV. But for UTFlight, the East Granby, Conn.-based flight department of United Technologies, the connection to aviation's past runs deeper than most.
Where else but Oshkosh can you see an airshow performance by a vintage biplane with a jet engine strapped to its belly, take a ride in a 1929 Ford Trimotor, fill up on grilled bratwurst heaping with sauerkraut and mustard and top it all off by spending the night camped under the wing of your own airplane?


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Read more about Tyson Beckford's Tattoos
Tyson Beckford has tattoos on almost every part of his body. His left arm wears a lettering tattoo design that says "Tyson", as well as a spider web tattoo on his shoulder and skull tattoo designs of comedy masks with the phrase "Laugh Now, Smile Later" around. The rest of his arm was later covered with various small tattoo designs. Beckford's right arm wears his first tattoo that consists of the Chinese character for "Strength", as well as a dragon tattoo design and Japanese tattoo designs of clouds and waves that cover the rest of the arm. A cross tattoo and a lettering tattoo that says "Lord of Lords" decorate his back, and his left leg wears tribal tattoo designs. Finally, Tyson Beckford got the name of his son Jordan tattooed on the left side of his neck and Japanese Kanji characters on the right side.
1- "Tyson" lettering tattoo on left shoulder
2- Spider web tattoo on left inside elbow
3- Comedy mask skulls on left bicep
4- "Laugh Now, Smile Later" lettering tattoo around comedy mask skulls on left bicep
5- Floral tattoo design around left upper forearm
6- Sleeve made of various designs on left forearm
7- Dragon tattoo on right shoulder
8- Chinese character on right shoulder
9- Sleeve made of various Japanese tattoo designs on whole right arm
10- Cross tattoo on center of back
11- "Lord of Lords" lettering tattoo on upper back
12- "Jordan" lettering tattoo on left side of neck
13- Kanji Japanese characters on right side of neck
14- Tribal tattoo designs on left leg
Tyson Beckford is an American fashion model, best known for his work for Ralph Lauren. He also has been the host of the Bravo television show Make Me a Supermodel.


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No. 12 Tennessee women outlast Vanderbilt 83-64
Sunday - 2/17/2013, 7:42pm EST
AP Sports Writer
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Meighan Simmons scored 17 points and was one of five Tennessee players to reach double figures Sunday as the 12th-ranked Lady Volunteers defeated Vanderbilt 83-64 to clinch their 37th consecutive 20-win season.
Tennessee (20-5, 11-1 Southeastern Conference) hasn't failed to win at least 20 games since going 16-11 in 1975-76. This latest victory gave Tennessee a half-game lead in the SEC standings over No. 11 Texas A&M (20-5, 10-1), which hosts No. 9 Kentucky (22-3, 10-2) on Monday.
Vanderbilt has never beaten Tennessee at Knoxville in 28 attempts. Tennessee leads the all-time series with Vanderbilt 62-8.
Ariel Massengale scored 14 points, Bashaara Graves had 13 points and Jasmine Jones and Taber Spani each added 12 points for Tennessee.
Jasmine Lister matched a career high with 24 points for Vanderbilt (16-9, 6-6), while Morgan Batey and Heather Bowe each added 10 points.
Tennessee pulled away by going on a 16-4 spurt midway through the game. The Lady Vols were clinging to a 33-29 lead before scoring the last six points of the first half. They opened the second half with a 10-4 run and led by double digits the rest of the way.
Vanderbilt is playing without three players projected as starters in the preseason.
The Commodores played a second straight game without 2011-12 SEC scoring leader Christina Foggie, who injured her right knee last weekend against Kentucky. Vanderbilt guard Kady Schrann missed her third consecutive game with an ankle injury. Vanderbilt has played the entire season without center Stephanie Holzer, who dislocated a knee in a preseason exhibition.
Vanderbilt got more bad news Sunday when starting forward Tiffany Clarke got sick at halftime and didn't play in the second half after scoring seven points and pulling down five rebounds in the first 20 minutes.
That lack of depth eventually wore Vanderbilt down, though the Commodores made Tennessee work for the victory.
For most of the first half, Tennessee would build a lead, only to watch Vanderbilt close the gap.
Tennessee made six of its first eight shots to grab an early 14-5 advantage, but Vanderbilt tied the game by going on an 11-2 run. After Tennessee went on a 9-2 spurt to take a 25-18 lead, Vanderbilt cut the margin to two. Tennessee got the lead up to nine again at 33-24, but Vanderbilt got back within four before the Lady Vols took control for good.
Tennessee led by as many as 20 points in the second half. Vanderbilt scored 10 straight points to cut the lead to 10 with 8:40 remaining, but the Commodores couldn't get the margin into single digits.
Both teams wore different shades of pink uniforms in honor of Tennessee's annual "Live Pink, Bleed Orange" game to raise breast cancer awareness and support the Kay Yow Cancer Fund.
Before the game, the Champions For A Cause foundation founded by Tennessee coach Holly Warlick and LSU coach Nikki Caldwell presented separate $15,000 checks to three organizations: The Kay Yow Cancer Fund, the UT Breast Health Outreach Program and the Brady James Foundation.
Warlick's older sister, Marion Ferrill, underwent a double mastectomy last fall, but her cancer now is in remission. Ferrill has been at all the Lady Vols' home games this season and was in the stands Sunday as well.
Breast cancer survivor and "Good Morning America" host Robin Roberts attended the game and sat next to former Lady Vols coach Pat Summitt. Roberts left "Good Morning America" last year to undergo a bone marrow transplant to treat a rare blood disorder, but she is scheduled to return to the show Wednesday.
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News, pictures and video from around the industry! Stay up-to-date on all the latest happenings around Ford and its flagship Pony car.
Video: The German Mustang Whisperer Might Love Mustangs More Than You
This guy has spent over three decades living and breathing everything Mustang, and he can't even purchase one straight from the factory in his country. Though he's an entire ocean away, the same passions and interests that fuel the Mustang spirit here in the states are burning red hot in garages and mechanics shops in Europe, too. (more…)
Here's The First Look at a 2015 Mustang's Interior
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Theatre of Witness is a model of performance that gives voice to those who have been marginalized, forgotten or lost to society, creating a safe forum for audiences to bear witness to accounts of suffering and transformation. This book chronicles the author's 26 years of creating theatre with people whose stories have previously gone untold. more »2013, Paperback: £19.99/ $29.95
This book provides an accessible introduction to the Therapeutic Spiral Model in practice, describing how it works, its relationship with classical psychodrama, neurobiology, experiential psychotherapy and clinical psychology, how it differs from other experiential methods and how it has been used with diverse populations and in different cultures. more »2012, Paperback: £26.99/ $42.95
This book brings together the work of international art therapists with diverse experiences and perspectives. They share, however, a common postmodern belief that art is a unique way of expressing the human condition and that art therapy should not be a diagnostic tool but a collaborative healing process between the therapist and the client. more »2011, Paperback: £29.99/ $49.95
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Eric Gelinas played a few shifts on the left wing in last night's 3-2 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs. He is a defenseman with massive offensive upside coming from his heavy slapshot.
Gelinas, 22, was originally a forward before being converted to a defenseman at 15. He was a little timid out there, just playing it safe and not trying to make too many mistakes, but his shot, size and skating ability should help him out if he fully transitions to a forward.
Gelinas has a bright future in the NHL and with the Devils, but they now look to be unsure of which position he will be playing.
The Devils have a plethora of highly talented defensive prospects accompanying Gelinas in Adam Larsson, Jon Merrill, and Alexander Urbom to just name a few. But they have few highly touted forward prospects with Reid Boucher and Stefan Matteau.
So is it worth looking into transitioning him?
My personal belief is no, just because he has the potential to be a very solid two-way defenseman with his shot and size (6-foot-4, 210lbs) alone. It takes about 200-games in the NHL for a defenseman to be fully developed and at the top of his game.
He is young, so along with that will come mistakes. It is not worth changing his position and ruining his development and career just because of a few defensive mishaps that can easily be corrected with experience.
But there are some upsides to moving him to the wing.
As stated above, the Devils have very few talented forward prospects.
The Devils have fairly small forwards. Gelinas' 6-foot-4 frame would give the Devils some size and physicality on the offensive side. He would be a similar player to Dainius Zubrus.
Lastly, since he has played defense for a long time, he would be a reliable penalty killer and two-way forward. As you may know, the Devils love forwards that play a two-way game.
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Big Week for "Synthetic" Biology
A jellyfish made of silicone, and a bacterium made in silico
Synthetic biology is traditionally thought of as repurposing existing or designing new biological parts to do novel things. But in a larger sense, it can be thought of as the ability to create biological systems outside the limitations of pesky things like global and evolutionary time scales. This week marks two really stunning bio accomplishments, each fitting into their own definition of "synthetic".
Whoa, Jellyman: Cal Tech and Harvard biophysicists announced that they had created a sort of "synthetic jellyfish" this week (pictured above left). By taking thin, carefully designed sheets of silicone and layering rat heart muscle cells over them, they were able to make a bell-shaped living device that pulsed and swam just like the bell of a jellyfish.
Heart muscle cells, or cardiomyocytes, naturally grow together in sheets and will automatically "beat" in a petri dish (with the help of a little calcium). If you provide an outside voltage (like a pacemaker) they will beat in unison! The rat-heart-silicone "medusoid" shape contracted, with the beating cells pulling on the silicone substrate just as a jellyfish's own muscle cells act on its bell to swim.
Of course, this isn't a real jellyfish, but for extra credit you can read Ferris Jabr's take on what it would actually take to build one.
Byte-size Bio: The other big news this week comes from Stanford and the J. Craig Venter Institute (gracing the cover of Cell this week, above right). Not content with making the world's first synthetic organism and synthetic genome (Venter's ambition knows no bounds), they decided to build a computer model of an entire bacterium. Well, mostly.
They modeled, on a very general scale, the tiny bacterium Mycoplasma genitalium, which only has 525 genes compared to our ~20,000, and all of its internal processes on 128 computers operating for 10 hours. To complete a single cell division, it required half a gigabyte of data. But you have to be careful before you call this a completely "simulated organism". Normal cells have many, perhaps hundreds, of just different types of genes, and they interact in myriad ways … we have just begun to scratch the surface of those networks. Just look at how complicated even the tiny changes in a cancer cell can be!
By simplifying their model down to 28 minimal systems, their computer program matched the bacterium's biology as we know it. But a more "realistic" model is going to be exponentially more complicated. Here's some collected reactions at Tree of Life. But, still … wow!
Modern biology has done a very good job at describing the function of individual genes and proteins, but our next chapter lies in how these interactions build into systems. The "-omics" era will be one where we map how the thousands of parts that we are made of combine to make us whole.Simulations like this will be at the leading edge of that era. But we have a long way to go … how many computers would it take to model the trillions of cells in the human body?
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iPhone 6 and iPhone 6+ had been officially selling worldwide and now finally come to Malaysia. Right now, 3 of the major telcos in Malaysia, Maxis, DiGi and Celcom had opened ROI (register of interest) for iPhone 6. iPhone 6 is expected to land in Malaysia on 6 Nov 2014. Great news, right !? ROI will bring […]Read more
Apple had unveiled 2 latest and bigger iPhones, the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. The new products will launched on 19th September in US, UK, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Australia, Canada, Puerto Rico and Singapore. You can start pre-order on this coming Friday 12th of September. Briefly introduced the specs for iPhone 6 […]Read more
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Finally, Whatsapp for iPhone has been updated and overhauled to give a smiler iOS7 look and feel today. Besides the iOS7 design UI, the new Whatsapp for iOS7 has also bring bunch of improvement and new features. After 3 months the release of iOS7, we got fresh new iOS7 style whatsapp today. Whatsapp is still a […]Read more
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As we all know, iOS7 is not available for iPad. The iOS7 beta firmware is now only available for iPhone. However, the video above shown "iOS7" running on an iPad. No one knows whether the iOS7 on this iPad is the real or fake firmware. It is convincing to see the demo of iOS7 on […]Read more
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United States Ambassador James Entwistle has said his country will support Nigeria to conduct a credible election but will not dictate to the country.
He stated this when he visited the Benue State Givernor, Gabriel Suswam, in Makurdi, Benue State, where he also met with religious and community leaders.
The visit was part of the envoy's tours of northern Nigeria to interact with the people, learn more about the security issues in the region, and to share the country's wishes for peaceful elections, good governance, development opportunities and a better future for Nigeria.
In a statement by the Embassy in Abuja, Entwistle emphasised the importance of US-Nigeria bilateral relationship in terms of trade and economics, democractic issues, partnering on shared security, and advancing access for all Nigerians to education and health resources.
He said the 2015 elections would be an important test for Nigeria, and urged politicians, the media and individual Nigerians to make a pledge "that they will not advocate, support or condone violence before, during or after the elections."
According to him, the United States will lend its support to Nigeria's efforts, but will not dictate to Nigeria.
The Ambassador said, "Nigeria has great potential. Your diversity should be a source of strength, not strife. People must learn to tolerate and get along with each other. Across the globe, history has shown that countries that make progress are those whose communities live in peace with each other."


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*To make dulce de leche: Put a can of sweetened condensed milk in a pot and cover with water. Bring the water to a simmer and cook for 3 hours, turning the can over every half hour and topping off with more hot water if it evaporates. Turn off the heat and leave the can in the water until it is completely cool.
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Nottingham Forest confirm the signing of out-of-favour Hull City winger Thomas Ince on loan until late December.
Nottingham Forest are in talks to sign Hull City's out-of-favour former Blackpool winger Tom Ince.
Boss Stuart Pearce wants to add new players after questioning Nottingham Forest's character in the defeat by Blackburn.
Nottingham Forest lose at home for the first time this season as Blackburn come from behind to win at the City Ground.
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Nottingham Forest are eager to sign on-loan defender Jack Hunt but say they cannot meet Crystal Palace's asking price.
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Seasoned pro with owned spots in Aspen, Whistler and Verbier or novice with something new to try out; whatever kind of boarder or skier you are, the ExtremePie collection of ski clothes and cheap snowboard clothing will get you there. Stocking all of the leading brands in ski gear and snowboard clothing you'll always get the best at the lowest prices. Household names in the snow scene including Volcom, Quiksilver, 686 and Oakley skiing gear are just some of what is on offer along with many more favourites. You can even grab an awesome deal in our ski wear sale – sign up to our newsletter to find out when they are coming. Everyone wants to get their hands on cheap snowboard clothing and why not? ski clothes dont need to cost the earth so whatever you are after, top quality ski gear, stylish new snowboard clothing or skiing gear from Volcom with the odd ski wear sale thrown in for good measure, you will get it all at ExtremePie.com. The leading online retailer for ski clothes and skiing gear as well as snowboard clothing, we wont be beaten on price.
Our range of Snow Hardware this winter has been expanded with new brand Never Summer Snowboards designers of hand crafted quality boards. Also check out Apo Snowboards and Nitro Snowboards. Our range of Snowboarding Boots now features Vans, Nitro and new to Pie: DC this winter. Protection is vital, we have a huge range of goggles from Oakley Goggles, VonZipper Goggles, and new brand Smith Optics. Get a head, get a hat. We have expanded our helmets range this winter to include RED Helmets, Smith Helmets as well as favourites Bern Helmets and Pro-Tec.
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