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God, I hate that word. There is so much baggage associated with it and for a long time I didn't even really apply it to myself. I've always just been "a woman." It is accurate, though, so I guess there is no avoiding it.
This is not a transsexual blog. It is the blog of a pretty run-of-the-mill woman with a quirky sense of humor. There will be some transsexual stuff weaved in, no doubt, because-- well, just because. Hopefully that will be a smallish part of it. If it's not well, then, sorry. It is what it is. I'm going to write about whatever fancies me at the moment.
I never even thought about having a blog but people keep telling me, "you need to write a blog." So-- ummm..., here it is!
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John Drake was baptised on 31st January 1790 at Bere Ferrers in Devon, son of Celia Drake, formerly Foot, and her husband John Drake. He was one of five children, and the only boy to live to adulthood. When he was seven years old his mother died. In 1802 young John was apprenticed to a William Toll of Gratham, which appears to have been a hamlet in Bere Ferrers parish, but the name has subsequently fallen out of use.
In 1814, aged 24, John married Mary Harris. John and Mary had seven children baptised at Bere Ferrers between 1815 and 1829. Several of their children's baptisms gives an abode of 'Monks Castle', which is presumably the same place as the 'Monkeys Castle' in which John appears in some of the censuses. Monkeys Castle appears to have been in the vicinity of the modern Well Farm, on the road between Bere Ferrers and Bere Alston. John's wife Mary was buried at Bere Ferrers on 26th November 1832, with her burial record giving her age as 48, implying that she was born in 1783 or 1784. The burial record also records that she had lived at Monks Castle. At the time of her death, her youngest son was only three years old. Mary and John were married for eighteen years. John outlived Mary by nearly 45 years, but appears never to have remarried.
John appears to have raised the children on his own after Mary's death. In each of the censuses from 1841 to 1871 he was living with some of his children - with Mary and Christopher in 1841, with Jane and Christopher (and next door to Mary) in 1851, with Mary in 1861 and with Elizabeth in 1871.
John was described as a husbandman on most of his children's baptisms and in most censuses as an agricultural labourer. However, in the last two censuses in which he appears he was also described as a sexton - meaning he was responsible for maintenance of the church and other related duties possibly including bell-ringing and grave digging.
John died in 1877, at the age of 87, in the Tavistock district, which covers the parish of Bere Ferrers in which John appears to have spent his whole life.


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Carson wanted to try out the El Made's in the open sea. The men agreed. Juan de Mengíbar mentioned Jaipur; precious stones, rugs, silks and an old acquaintance, Ashok. It sounded good, but then he seemed to reject the idea.
- "It"s inland."
- "Is that a problem?" asked Carson.
- "Depends on how you look at it", replied John.
The El Made"s sailed to Ceylon to fill its holds with tea, cinnamon and nutmeg. It then sailed along the coast of India arriving at Mumbai. The men and the cargo were then taken to the Pink City in two Leyland trucks. The markets of Jaipur were not at all like that of Padang where Neha had first met the crew. While Carson was talking business with Ashok, Merlone and Escarrabelli offered to accompany her that afternoon.
- "Like two Neapolitan gentlemen", Merlone quipped. Escarrabelli bowed elegantly and then ceremoniously extended his arm. The colourful surroundings went far beyond the description the two cousins were giving the girl as they wandered through the crowded side streets. The smells were indescribable and the beauty of the women swathed in dazzling saris went far beyond what words could express. Neha turned around, smiling with surprise by the teasing glance of her companions. It took a while for her to fix her gaze on a silk stall. Several pieces caught her eye. She could not decide. All of a sudden, the noise of the market died down. A palanquin, carried by four bearers and adorned with a brocade, emerged. A silky gold-embroidered curtain waved rhythmically to the tempo of the bearers, protecting the occupant from prying eyes. The palanquin came to a halt and out stepped a majestic lady in yellow. As she passed, the crowd lowered their heads while the more daring kissed the folds of her sari. The lady made her way to the stall where Neha was torn between a purple silk and an emerald green gauze.
- "Silk no doubt, and yellow", said the lady, choosing one.
- "Tis the colour of the sun, of joy and you are a beautiful young woman. Where are you from?"
- "Padang."
- "Are you alone?"
- "I'm with a couple of sailors." Escarrabelli and Merlone were standing right beside Neha.
- "I will expect you for dinner tonight. You shall bring me news from faraway places."
- "All of us, milady?" asked Merlone.
- "Of course. And you, my girl, bring that gold-coloured cloth with you. It shall be my welcoming gift. I"ll show you how to wear it." The merchant bowed respectfully. The lady went on her way and entered the shop of a jeweller.
- "She has chosen her colour for you. You are very fortunate", said the merchant.
- "Who is she?"
- "That's the Maharani; she usually honours me with a visit."
The engagement was at the Palace of the Winds. As Neha and the men arrived, a servant led them to an arbour set in the garden with a table appointed for dinner. The servant then signalled a young man who was standing by a fountain, who then approached.
- "Take the guest to the chambers of the Maharani. She's awaiting her."
Neha followed the servant through several courtyards. Galleries with marble archways splendidly carved, red and white buildings, elephant sculptures... a magnificent spectacle. The sight was too much for Neha's eyes. The Maharani was waiting by the screens.
- "The Maharajahs of Jaipur were a warrior race, accustomed to defending their territory and wealth. Rich and jealous, they built this palace so that the ladies of their family could observe the street without being seen. What do you think, my girl? Why is it that you travel with a band of sailors?"
- "They're friends, milady."
- "You are lucky then. Come, I will show you how to wear your sari." The Maharani helped Neha wrap herself in the silk, which rustled gently in contact with her body. She placed two bracelets on her left arm and a ring on her right hand.
- "I can introduce you to the Maharajah. He would like you. Don't you think it would be interesting to live in a Palace?" Neha didn't know what to say. It wasn't that she was offended by what this fascinating woman was proposing; rather a deep compassion had seized her.
- "Of course, if you decide to stay, I shall treat your friends favourably", the Maharani said.
- "But, what about you?"
- "You mean, whether the Maharajah loves me?" The lady paused for a moment.
- "For a time he loved me deeply and intensely, but as with all his possessions he could not do without them, and is never satisfied. It would be a tragedy for any man, but he is immensely rich and can have whatever he so desires."
- "Why is it that it is precisely you who proposes this to me?" asked Neha.
- "If I were to leave this palace, I would end up in the slums. Everything has its price, my dear. What"s yours?"
- "I'm not sure yet, but not this."
- "Are any of those men your friend?"
- "Yes."
- "Then no one can pay your price?"
When they reached the arbour, Carson didn't know what to make of the gloominess that had darkened Neha's look. The dinner was delicious and the conversation lively. The Maharani requested each guest to relate a legend from their respected countries. Carson spoke of the banshee, a fairy who foretells, in a mourning tone, of a death in the family. Juan de Mengíbar told the story of the Mulatta de Cordoba. Merlone and Escarrabelli preferred to sing an upbeat tarantella. Neha excused herself. She was unable to speak. She had a lump in her throat.


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People who claim they aren't homophobic but use the word gay as a slur «««<
No one really has to reblog this, like this or read this, but I just wanted to put it out there since many don't have opposing views on certain subjects, but maybe someone shares the same feelings.
I feel like it's 2012, & a lot of stuff needs to die. Most of this ignorance.
Very nice post!
I agree with everything you said. It's annoying how society likes to label everything.
I hear people in the LGBT community complain about how Queen Latifah hasn't "come out" but I just sit there and think why are y'all mad? Just b/c a person decides not to air their personal business doesn't mean they are ashamed of it.
I'm proud of Frank Ocean also but imma get annoyed when he does interviews and they constantly talk about his sexuality. We get it. He's gay/bi whatever. Can we focus on the person's music and character.
Smh at my mothers ignorant comment.
My dad was walking around our street and a lesbian couple, who lives on the same street and whom we know, asked my dad that he should come have dinner with them. My dad told my mom and I this when he got back and my mother was like "NO!" I already knew what she was implying. I asked "Why not?" and she said "It's just sick!". Now a couple of posts back on my blog I confessed I think I am bisexual and in that post I stated that my mom is a major homophobe. I LOVE my mom dearly, she is my best friend, but when it comes to gay issues and homosexuality she turns into an ignorant asshole. My mother doesn't know about my sexuality, and she never will, but when we get into debates over the LGBT community and equal rights, I always come out on top (this is the only argument I know I can win over her). Of course when I say my point and turn her words against her she dodges the subject. smh. My mother is a major Bible thumper, but not as extreme as some. She ALWAYS quotes the scripture where it says marriage should be between a man and woman and homosexuality is a sin (I'm paraphrasing here). Now I love God/Jesus and I pray to Him all the time but I get sooo sick of people using the Bible against the LGBT community. I can find a lot of stuff in the Bible and use it against them. People, including my mother, are hypocrites. How are you gonna say that Blacks,Hispanics, Asians, Middle Easterns, etc. don't deserve to be discriminated against, and need to have equal rights, yet you are doing/saying the total opposite with the LGBT community?! My mother grew up in the Civil Rights Era. She dealt with racism, ignorance, and so on, but when it comes to LGBT rights she seems to forget what it was like to be judged, hated, and discriminated against just because of the color of her skin. This is no different when it comes to sexual orientation. People like to praise God and say we should love everybody, but in their minds everybody excludes lesbians, bi's, gays, and transgenders. The God I know loves ALL of us despite color, sexual orientation, etc. because we are all God's children! People need to stop being such ignorant hypocrites and get a reality check!


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Our school has a mix of about 100 XP and Windows 7 PCs in a 2 x Windows Server 2008 R2 domain. A couple of weeks ago, three Windows 7 machines crashed on startup with a BSOD. A superficial look at the crash dumps show they are similar. The network is a 1GB switch acting as backbone, with a number of 100MB switches wired with Cat5e cable to it; (but 2 locations connect via fibre). Also, (and this may be crucial), we have expanded a few ports with cheapo Genius 5-port switches where there is insufficient capacity. The first sign of trouble was when I connected 4 new laptops via such a temporary switch whilst I was configuring them. Two of them crashed whilst downloading windows updates from our WSUS. When I moved the PCs to a port on a permanent switch, they didn't crash again. I thought TCP/IP was designed to survive nuclear attacks, so perhaps this is a red herring! As far as I can see, during normal user activity there is no trouble.
I will post the crash dumps when I next go on site, but I've posted this in advance in case it strikes a chord somewhere.
The reason I haven't gone to M$ is that we are a small state school without much money to spend on support, so I should be grateful for your assistance.
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Hello Ken and welcome to Seven Forums.
You may be correct in thinking the problem rests with the "cheapo Genius 5-port switches".
But without the crash dumps it's going to be difficult to say for sure. Please follow the BSOD posting instructions here:
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Will do - but whenever I visit the school, the teachers have taken the offending laptops home! And we currently have a bigger problem to fix.
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|20 Mar 2013
Unfortunately, the SF diagnostic tool crashed, so I can't send the required data. I have got windbg installed, so can I just send you something from that? I see that the .DMP file is too big to send even when zipped.
I have uploaded the error repot from the diagnostic tool.
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Looking at the crash report from the SF tool, I am guessing that it didn't like my domain admin's desktop being redirected.
I logged in as a local admin, and the SF tool worked, BUT it doesn't contain any dump data. I have the systems set to produce a real dump, not a minidump, which is not what the tool is expecting. I realise that this isn't what the forum wants, but then the crash occurred before I found you!
Can anything useful be extracted from MEMORY.DMP that is small enough to upload?
[24 Mar]
I have 4 new laptops to configure next week, so I will see if it repeats the original problem with fresh blood. I will set the dump to produce minidumps before proceeding.
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Problem gone away
I did the next batch of laptops connected with a better quality switch and the problem did not recur.
I think it best if we abandon this thread as the problem is not repeatable.
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term. This is a core issue in the selection of an intervention or set of interventions. Decision makers need to understand how interventions work to change environments or behavior and whether they have additional indirect effects—positive or negative. A key aspect of "What" questions is whether a particular intervention is sufficient alone or requires other interventions at the same or different levels to have any effect or the maximum effect.
The most informative study designs for generating evidence of impact are comparative experiments or approximations of experiments that allow for evaluation of the effects of an intervention against a comparison condition or control group. The control group provides a reference point for what might have occurred in the absence of the intervention. Without a comparison condition of some type, one cannot determine whether changes observed were actually due to the intervention or might have occurred anyway as a result of other influences that coincided with the intervention. Outcomes may be compared against those of another intervention thought to have no effect on the problem being studied or with an alternative intervention designed to address the same problem. Comparisons may be for a population overall but may also focus on specific subgroups, for example, to assess whether the effects of the intervention and the alternative are similar in higher- versus lower-risk groups. Outcomes at one point in time may also be compared with outcomes assessed in the same population previously (e.g., a historical comparison or time series approach.
Studies that generate answers to "What" questions are referred to as impact assessments or outcome evaluations in the evaluation literature (Fitzpatrick et al., 2004; Rossi et al., 2004); they fall within the general category of effectiveness research in the social and behavioral sciences. The interventions evaluated might include programs, policies, laws, or some combination thereof operating at different levels of a region, community, organization, or institution. Kuo and colleagues (2009) provide a good example of a health impact assessment of a state law. Using published and unpublished data to model consumer response to point-of-purchase calorie postings at large chain restaurants, the authors quantify the potential impact of California's state menu labeling law on population weight gain in Los Angeles County.
Additional evidence of interest for "What" questions can be obtained by study designs that examine multiple pathways to outcomes (various causal mechanisms with direct and indirect effects), ripple effects (effects of an intervention on secondary outcomes that are linked to the main outcomes of interest), and unintended consequences (either positive or adverse effects that can be attributed to the intervention). For example, Schwartz and colleagues (2009) surveyed school students in Connecticut before and after low-nutrition snacks were removed from their schools to address concerns about potential unintended adverse effects (e.g., compensatory eating); these effects were not found after the intervention was implemented. A similar finding was reported from Arkansas based on surveys conducted after the statewide body mass index (BMI) screening and related school-based obesity prevention policies were implemented (Thompson and Card-Higginson, 2009) (see the discussion of this initiative later in this chapter).


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I'm sorry, but just, I hate this gif set. I see it so often and just like I have to clear a few things up. For one, this is a terrible argument. Just because somebody else is being evil doesn't mean you can go around and be evil too. Just because America has blood on its hands doesn't mean that it can't notice the shady shit other places are doing and address that. Maybe the interviewer could have phrased the question differently, but they are on an American television show where he knew an American would ask him questions. You can literally use this argument for any critique an American interviewer brings up to you about another country, and it's a real tricky way to get out of answering the question honestly. If he had actually answered the question, he would have had to say "yes, Nigeria is incredibly corrupt right now," because it it. That's probably the biggest problem I have with this gif set, the fact that he totally dodges the question because he knows the answer won't be flattering. "Fine! So What?" he responds. So what? So what is that Nigeria is doing terrible things to people. But he brushes them aside as if they don't matter. He even admits they may be happening, and doesn't seem to have a problem with it because America is so much worse. Here's some fun facts about Nigeria:
-They still commonly have child brides
- There are over 500,00 slaves in Nigeria
- Being gay is punishable by stoning or losing a limb
- Gay marriage is punishable by over 20 years in prison
- They have crazy freedom of speech abuse, often resulting in people's deaths
- Women are literally and legally viewed as property with no inheritance rights, and are forced to remain in seclusion and sleep on the floor, covered (literally) in shit, upon the death of their husbands.
Basically, America has hella problems both in its past and right now. We do some really bad stuff, and this interviewer didn't have to phrase his question in the exact way he did. But this is not a constructive way to have a discourse, a compelling argument, and hides the truth that Nigeria is extremely corrupt.
Be wary of those who tell others to be silent. They are usually hiding something.
not to mention this is fucking LOUIS FARRAKHAN talking, the leader of the Nation of Islam, and a terribly misogynistic anti-semite. if you don't believe me look what the Southern Poverty Law Center has to say about him
i don't expect much from the people on tumblr but the fact that this has over 200,000 notes is apalling
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gettin real tired of my own bullshit
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i miss being less than 100 pounds. that's probably unhealthy, but i really don't care. it's not even what i looked like at that weight, i just miss being able to say that my weight is in the two digit range.
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Hey Tait!
I just wanted to let you know I am finally moving away from Savannah. On Tuesday, I go to a therapeutic 2 month program in Hawaii. Afterwards, I have no idea where I am going. My parents have decided that I no longer deserve their support and I need help.
I begrudgingly have accepted their offer/threat. I leave Tuesday morning. I dropped out of school once again because I couldn't make it out of bed to get there every morning. I've lost all motivation, and have now thrown away two opportunities. I hope this program helps me get out of this funk.
I've disappointed a number of people and I feel terrible about it, but, if I can get my drive back, this pattern could cease.
I appreciate everything you have done for me the past several years. I will have no contact with the outside world while I'm there, except for the occasional possible email/letter. If I'm allowed, I'll keep you updated.
I may finish up school when I get back, or I may not. I don't know what the future holds, and I don't know if I'm the type of person who can flourish in a continuing education environment. By the looks of things, it sure doesn't look like it, but who knows?
Again, thanks for everything. I hope you're doing well,
Roxanne Harvey
Dankeeee! :)
aw man christians have it tough in a nation built for christians by christians and run by christians. :-/
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hey if you're a gay guy and you grope a girl bc you think it's funny or whatever i really truly don't care that you're not sexually attracted to women that's a weak excuse for violating someone's personal space and you know it
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I tried so badly to match the colours and at the same time tried to potray the same feeling of the old pic. Sure it looked more menacing and 'dark-ish' but I just couldn't help myself from realizing that the me back then was having over-tendencies in using textures, not to mention the unconfident lines; each line screamed with "trying too much to prove myself to the world", and also the over-usage of custom blood brushes
Oh there's much more that I can think of but too lazy to say it here.
While in the new pic, I felt that I was more fluid, more confident, more accepting with myself. Sure it doesn't seem as menacing as the first one, and like my other works, the overshading in the wrinkles of the clothes kinda seems odd sometimes; but I figured 'hey, that's who I am. I might get sick of it soon, but that's who I am -NOW.'
I've done plain, I've done textures, I've done Custom brushes, I've done overly bright colours, trying to be different, trying to be unique, yeah - basically everything (not all hehehe) but during each of those times, I was actually pleased with myself due to the fact that even during those embarrassing phases someone might say 'AMG this pic made my day.'
oh those will always be priceless.
//basks in nostalgic moments
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How To Choose Music For Your Ceremony
Select suitable songs for each portion of your wedding ceremony
By Faith Alessio
As fun as wedding planning is, choosing the music for your wedding ceremony can be stressful. There are so many beautiful songs, and you may have no idea what will work and what won't. Fortunately, your music provider will be able to help you, but there are other steps you can take to make the whole process simpler and more enjoyable, making your music selection stress-free and allowing you to spend more time with people instead of plans.
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Want to got to Steubenville to hear the governor? Well, here's your chance. Gov. John Kasich announced that a block of tickets to his 2012 State of the State address on Feb. 7 will be distributed to the public via an internet lottery. Unlike his first State of State speech last year and those of […]
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How's the American Dream? Well, it's at 63.96. That's the American Dream Composite Index for January as compiled by the Xavier University Center for the Study of the American Dream. That's up a tick from December. The center describes that number as "a monthly quantitative index that measures how we, as a nation, are doing […]
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Ohio's inspector general should be appointed by the four majority and minority leaders of the Senate and House, according to state Rep Connie Pillich, D-Montgomery. She said doing so would lead to greater oversight and accountability. The inspector general is now appointed by the governor. The legislation announced by Pillich Monday also would make the appointment a […]
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Cosmology and Fate in Gnosticism and Graeco-Roman Antiquity
Nicola Denzey Lewis, Brown University
In Cosmology and Fate in Gnosticism and Graeco-Roman Antiquity, Nicola Denzey Lewis dismisses Hans Jonas' mischaracterization of second-century Gnosticism as a philosophically-oriented religious movement built on the perception of the cosmos as negative or enslaving. A focused study on the concept of astrological fate in "Gnostic" writings including the Apocryphon of John, the recently-discovered Gospel of Judas, Trimorphic Protennoia, and the Pistis Sophia, this book reexamines their language of "enslavement to fate (Gk: heimarmene)" from its origins in Greek Stoicism, its deployment by the apostle Paul, to its later use by a variety of second-century intellectuals (both Christian and non-Christian). Denzey Lewis thus offers an informed and revisionist conceptual map of the ancient cosmos, its influence, and all those who claimed to be free of its potentially pernicious effects.
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Table of contents
2. Nag Hammadi and the Providential Cosmos
3. This Body of Death: Cosmic Malevolence and Enslavement to Sin in Pauline Exegesis
4. Heimarmene at Nag Hammadi: The Apocryphon of John and On the Origin of the World
5. Middle Platonism, Heimarmene, and the Corpus Hermeticum
6. Ways Out I: Interventions of the Savior God
7. Ways Out II: Baptism and Cosmic Freedom
8. Astral Determinism in the Gospel of Judas
9. Conclusions, and a New Way Forward


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Federal Judge Strikes Down Wisconsin Voter ID Law
Posted By Lisa McElroy On April 30, 2014 @ 1:10 pm In Legal Grounds | Comments Disabled
A federal judge in Milwaukee has struck down [1] Wisconsin's voter ID law, holding that it unconstitutionally discriminates against low-income and minority voters, who are less likely to have photo IDs or the documents needed to obtain them.
[2]U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman's decision comes less than a week after a state judge declared a new Arkansas law requiring voters to show government- or college-issued photo IDs for their ballots to count to be "void and unenforceable." (Days later, the Arkansas Supreme Court temporarily stayed the state judge's ruling.) Pennsylvania's new voter ID law [3] isn't currently being enforced because it's going through the litigation wringer, too.
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Adelman pointed to the fact that Wisconsin officials could not cite a single case of voter fraud in the state, even though potential fraud was the justification that they offered for the law. The judge offered several examples of older voters who could not obtain the required ID because, for example, they didn't have a birth certificate on record. "Given the obstacles" to obtaining proper ID, Adelson wrote, "it is likely that a substantial number of the 300,000 plus voters who lack a qualifying ID will be deterred from voting."
From a legal standpoint, the Wisconsin case could be significant. According to the Washington Post, eight states have laws similar to the one struck down in Wisconsin [5], which means that the American Civil Liberties Union's victory in the Badger State may lead to similar rulings in other states.
According to the National Conference on State Legislatures, 34 states have laws on the books that require voters so show some form of identification at the polls [6], and 31 of these voter ID laws are in force. Some of these laws will bump the legal requirements up a step in the next year or two, making them stricter.
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Today is Saturday. It's a little gray for LA and all I can do is sit in my bed and daydream through endless clicks on beautiful blogs and online inspiration. I'm tired… and I feel like today should just be one of those days. You know the kind to which I am referring: the quiet, slow, take a moment to breathe and eat a grilled cheese kind of day.
Philip and I moved into our new place last weekend and have yet to unpack another ten [big] boxes or so. The desk and sofa are still in shrink-wrap and our clothes are in neat little piles in the closet and against the bedroom wall (no dresser either). So today won't be one of those days that I have described above.
We've actually got to clean, unpack and make a trip to Ikea before the sun sets.
But it's only 8am… and it's fun to dream.
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so, i've decided to give up this tumblr cause im sick of it. as you may have noticed, im not on it as much as i used to. we've had a good run, loopholes and i, but im kinda over it.
anyway, if you want you can find me here wintercrushed.tumblr.com :)
Perhaps it has always been there, this thing, this demon inside me. Or behind my back, waiting for me to turn around.
I like being in movies that have a great story. I'm not so interested in being a Hollywood star. It's a job, you know. When you wake up at six in the morning every day for a week, it feels like hard work.
Keira Knightley in Atonement (dir. Joe Wright)
You better start believing in ghost stories Miss Turner, you're in one!
Petition for all the Marvel actors to agree that whenever Scarlett gets a blatantly sexist question one of the Chrises just takes it instead.
You have my signature.


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Four Reasons to Study Persian!
Persian Language
1Persian is the official and national language of Iran, and standard Modern Persian is spoken in Tehran, the capital of Iran. The Persian language belongs to the West Iranian language group, a subgrouping of Indo-Iranian languages, which are part of the Indo-European language family. The two dialects of Persian are Tajiki and Dari, which are spoken in Tajikistan and Afghanistan, respectively.
Persian Culture
2Persian is the language of one of the world's most prolific cultures and powerful empires. With more than 2500 years of civilization and literature, Persian culture is renowned for its contributions to literature, the visual arts, world history, film, and the sciences.
Persian Literature
3Persian literature includes thousands of classical and modern literary works. The literature is rich in prose and, particularly, in poetry. Ferdowsi, Rumi, Saadi and Hafez are among the most prominent classical poets and Sohrab Sepehri and Nima Youshij among the most modern ones.
Persian Art
4Persian art is a combination of exquisite ancient art and modern art including architecture, intricate tile works, finely woven carpets, painting, pottery, calligraphy, music, and cinema.
Roshan Institute Fellowships for Persian Language and Culture, Fall 2014
This Fellowship program supports graduate students at the University of Hawai'i and in particular, the College of Languages, Linguistics, and Literature in their study of Persian language and culture. Several Fellowship awards are available each year and are made possible through a grant from Roshan Cultural Heritage Institute (www.roshan-institute.org). Fellows must be full-time students in good academic standing and …
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HiLast night I noticed approx 15 duplicate HD channels in the 1300 range. Does anyone know if this is a sign of more HD channels coming or a channel realignment? They were mostly the sports stations like MLB, NFL etc
The channels are also in the 300's. Some of my favorites changed to the new number.
cox is moving HD to the 1000's and ondemand launch channels to the 2000's maybe it's your areas turn.
ajwees41: They've already done that. All of our HD is in the 1000 range. Not sure what this is all about. example NFL network is now on 1162 and 1301 in HD
usually when you see dual maping that means the channels are being moved
Don't know the reason for the duplication but we have some of it here in OC. The MLB network can be seen at 1119 and 1340. Also Encore East is located at 1287 and 1309. The Cox HD lineup indicates this is intended.
The Sports & Info Pak channels and Movie Pak channels will move to the 300 block on Sept. 25. These channels are currently available at both their new and old location (dual-mapped) through Oct. 25.


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Media quotes to make you smile
Just catching up on other writers' blogs. Giles Smith, always amusing, wrote a piece in the Times on Sat 4 Jan inspired by Tim Sherwood's comment that we have all played in the street and sometimes you have to take it back to that. In what is a spoof quote from Sherwood's diary he explains the poor defending of Arsenal's corner for their 5th goal. He says the entire team suddenly ran over to the touchline and just stood there. Michael Dawson's explanation was,
Somebody shouted "car" boss.
Brilliant. Takes me back to my street urchin days in London.
David Moyes has been charged by the FA over his comments about the refereeing of the Sunderland game. (See previous blog where it identifies the ban given to Ferguson in similar circumstances). Moyes has given Rooney a sunshine break with his family so that he misses today's game in the hope it will help him recover from his groin strain.
Mourinho has refused to comment on rumours that he has renewed his interest in taking Rooney to Chelsea. Therefore Moyes' choice of words, taken in isolation from his latest TV interview, does appear a little unfortunate;
Hopefully we'll get him fit for Chelsea.
Oops. We know what you mean David. Nearly as good as Wenger's one before Christmas that Arsenal were ready for the Championship.
Sky Sports News are bravely trying to make the best of their coverage of the Ashes fiasco. In a true spirit of equality they are also covering the Women's Ashes 2014. I did a double take the other morning when I heard this as I was spreading strawberry jam on my croissant;
England having recovered slightly after what was a pretty sticky period…Anyway 154-4.
More detail than I needed but thanks anyway for the performance analysis.
Run up to the Palace game
Tony Pullis is stirring it already prior to Palace's visit to White Hart Lane this afternoon. He has placed the blame on Franco Baldini for signing players that AVB probably didn't choose or want and says he wouldn't have it at a club he managed.
Tim Sherwood says he hopes Emmanuel Adebayor will be unplayable against them.
There is clearly a potential flash point this afternoon with the vigil outside Tottenham police station whilst the game is going on. Let's hope for everybody's sake it remains peaceful.
Going for a Burton
I'm really proud of Bournemouth, my local club. At the idea of a fan, they started a collection on the web to pay for Burton Albion fans to travel in coaches to attend their rearranged FA Cup tie at the Goldsands Stadium, formerly known as Dean Court. The collection has attracted donations from fan clubs all around the world and the excess is going to charity. The original game was cancelled due to torrential rain and a waterlogged pitch, just an hour or so before kick-off.
The roots of the friendly gesture are apparently from when Bournemouth clinched promotion at Burton. At the time, Burton allowed a friendly pitch invasion by Bournemouth fans and let them celebrate on their pitch, taking over the ground for an hour or so. Bournemouth fans clearly remember the gesture with gratitude and are now repaying the favour. They will still want to beat Burton but is shows there is no need for nastiness and hate in sporting rivalry. What a great example to set for all fans.
As I type this, we are 1-0 up and Soldado has been pulled again for Defoe.
Yes! Defoe has just scored. That just says it all.


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March 2007 Report to Campus
By: Sandy Pfeiffer
March was one of the busiest months of the year for all of us at the College. So I'll write a bit more than my usual overview.
During the spring break, many of our students were completing service projects around the country. I'll start this monthly report by mentioning three such projects. Please know that many more students served on projects than I have space to mention in this report.
Representing the Smoky Mountain Hiking Club and the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, Lamar Powell wrote to me about a group of Warren Wilson students that spent their spring vacation doing a lot of heavy lifting (about 15,000 pounds worth) to maintain the AT. He commented that in his eleven years working on the trail, "I have never met any group that surpassed your students in the efforts to remediate and enhance the condition of the trail. . . . I commend these fine young adults to you as examples of the values Warren Wilson College seeks to instill." The students listed in his letter are Anna Brannen, Charles Bauman-Smith,
Michael Fink, Chelsea Maier, Mandy Monroe, Leslie Springs, and Franklin Stone.
Another letter of praise for our students came from Jess Shows, executive director of the Pigeon Key Foundation and Marine Service Center in the Florida Keys. Jess wrote that the student volunteers from Warren Wilson "were easily the best group of volunteers we've ever had on the island, and made a tremendous positive impact on our facilities. From painting and general maintenance to cleaning and historic preservation, these six students made a world of difference . . . Asher Wright, the Team Leader, was organized, articulate, and demonstrated a true ability to work in and lead a team." In addition to Asher, the team included Loren Cardeli, Luke Bernard, Katie Kuehl, Scott Mericka, and Rich Kilcullen.
Finally, the 4/1/07 edition of the Asheville Citizen-Times featured an article on a spring break service trip wherein fifteen of our students spent their break working in Louisiana on Hurricane Katrina relief; it was the fifth trip the College has sponsored in this effort. The article notes that "When they returned to Swannanoa, [the students] developed 'New Orleans Now!' a slideshow presentation and discussion to stimulate awareness of post-Katrina Gulf Coast issues. They have shared their presentation with colleges, churches, service groups, community centers and schools in the Asheville area."
These are just three of many service projects completed by our students, demonstrating their commitment to the "service" portion of the academics/service/work Triad of the College. You may know that Warren Wilson is a member of the Campus Compact, a national association of colleges and universities committed to service learning. Just this week I agreed to serve on the Executive Committee of the North Carolina Campus Compact.
March was a month during which I spent some time off campus representing the College at several professional meetings. Along with Joel Adams and Ron Hunt, chair and vice-chair of the Board of Trustees, I attended the national meeting of the Association of Governing Boards in Phoenix, where we discussed fund-raising and media issues, for example. I also attended the North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities annual meeting at Pinehurst, the Southern University Conference meeting in Asheville, and a Work Colleges Consortium conference in Racine, Wisconsin. Although I was not able to attend the Association of Presbyterian Colleges and Universities meeting last week, the College did send a representative, and I'm planning to attend next year's meeting.
I am very pleased to report that our faculty and students continue to work together on research projects that enrich the teaching and learning experience of this college. Recently, Don Collins (Physics) and Phil Gibson (Environmental Leadership Center) accompanied the following excellent students to the North Carolina Academy of Science meeting at East Carolina University, with awards noted in parentheses: Travis Briggs (firstplace, Ecology); Anna Chollet; Sarah De Leiris; Laura Foulke (third place, Chemistry); Betsy Kain (first place, Environmental Science); George Keel (second place, Physics and Mathematics); Liina Laufer; Will Lyons; Aaron Malenke (second place, Chemistry); Neal Maker (second place, Botany); and Rebecca Worley.
Recently I agreed to serve on the Leadership Circle of the presidents who have signed the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment. Toward that end I have been talking with other presidents about the need for them to make a similar commitment on their campuses, in order to help neutralize U.S. greenhouse emissions by mid-century. For example, at last month's Association of Governing Board meeting, I co-chaired two roundtables to provide presidents and board members with information on the Commitment.
As well, I'll be speaking at the April 14 "Step It Up" rally in Asheville, which is only one of hundreds of similar rallies that will be held around the country to encourage Congress to accelerate progress on addressing the problem of global climate change. I feel fortunate to be a member of a college community that long ago made the commitment to sustainability. But we still have work ahead, both in our progress on campus and in the leadership our faculty, staff, students, and graduates must continue to demonstrate around the country and overseas.
Sandy Pfeiffer


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Terrace of the Leper King
The legendary leper
What we say:
Stark naked, Yama sits with one knee raised, surveying the Royal Square. Because it is tainted by discolouration and lichen, the statue was believed to be one of a leper, and the name stuck. The statue is a replica, with the original now held in the National Museum in Phnom Penh.
The Leper King Terrace is decorated with seven levels (the top level is almost all gone) of bas relief carvings. Three of the four walls (east, north and south) are carved with very deep bas reliefs. The carvings on the north wall are among the best — keep an eye out for the sword swallower.
The terrace also has a hidden rear corridor which can be entered from either the southwest or northwest and which zigzags behind the main terrace. Along this secret passage the lower level of bas reliefs represent the underworld — keep an eye out for the particularly vivid expressions on some of the faces. Likewise watch out for the persistent children who will hassle you no end as they're out of sight of the Apsara staff.
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