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John Layman Shocker: John Layman Leaves Batman Eternal on Perfectly Good Note with DC
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Last night, we reported on a Bleeding Cool report that John Layman was leaving Batman Eternal for unknown reasons. Being greedy bastards who love the massive influx of hits caused by a reset of the HasDCDoneSomethingStupidToday.com counter, the Outhouse staff gathered together this morning in celebration of what was sure to be a juicy story that reeked of editorial incompetence and DC stupidity.
That juicy story never came. Layman confirmed on Twitter and in an article on Bleeding Cool that he did in fact leave Batman Eternal, but that it was in order to focus his creative skills on Chew (the amazing Image series he and Rob Guillory does) and other creator-owned work. The full explanation can be found here, but here's the most damning quote.
People looking for scandal will be sorely disappointed, as my experience working with DC and the Bat-office was an overwhelming positive one. I'm leaving after honoring my commitment to what I said I'd write and leaving on amicable terms, told that I will be welcomed back to the Bat-office when I am ready. This is something I fully intend to someday do.
The Outhouse editorial team was dumbstruck by the revelation. "No scandal?" exclaimed Outhouse webmaster Jude Terror. "But how are we to pay the site bills? It's not like we don't have a variety of other articles and a steady readership to rely on to bring in hits."
"This is an outrage," added Editor in Chief Christian Hoffer. "I am incredibly upset right now that John Layman didn't burn all his bridges at DC in order to help continue our narrative of DC stupidity. Damn him and professionalism and the understanding editors he works with."
With several bottles of champagne unopened, the Outhouse newsroom began to pout about the prospect of simply reporting Layman's amicable departure from DC as well as reminding readers to pick up Chew, which remains one of the best comics out on the stands today. "Encouraging people to read Layman's other exemplary work just doesn't feel right," said Hoffer. "Sure, it's fantastic and deserves much more acclaim than its getting, but we've built up a reputation of ne'er do wells and bellyachers, and I don't like going against that. But really, you probably should be reading Chew. It's everything right about comics."
Batman Eternal #1 will be released in April, and Layman will be credited on one of the first issues. In the meantime, we'll leave you with this Tweet from Layman.
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The secretary at one of my schools had been struggling to get her year end procedure in SIMS.NET completed. She has contacted SIMS and they have basically said that the machine is not up to the task anymore.
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A Capita Techie remoted into the machine and said the PC is too slow!
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She is panicking because she needs to complete her year-end procedure asap (she has been trying since last week!) so want's me to get her a new PC ASAP. Dell (Capita) will not deliver a machine in time, so I said I would get my local computer place to custom build me on with a 3 year warrenty where I can pick it up for her on Monday.
Based on a rough Capita Spec I have come up with:
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Family History
Getting started with family history research
Are you new to family history research? Our getting started guide will help you work out what questions you want to answer, and give you some tips to start finding your family in the Library's collections.
How do I find birth, death, and marriage information?
Family history thrives on the records of these key life events. At the Library there are many resources that can help you locate your ancestors birth, death, or marriage.
Comprehensive indexes of birth, death, and marriage information (covering 1840-1990) are available on the open shelf at the Library.
The library holds baptism, marriage, and funeral registers for many churches in the greater Wellington region and other parts of the North Island - although there are fewer funeral records than baptism or marriage records. You can search for these record books using the terms 'baptism' and 'baptismal', 'marriage registers', 'church and funeral', and then order them to use onsite at the Library.
For older records, the Department of Internal Affairs Births, Deaths and Marriages site helps you to find the year and registration number of:
- births that occurred at least 100 years ago,
- marriages that occurred at least 80 years ago,
- deaths that occurred at least 50 years ago or where the deceased's date of birth was at least 80 years ago.
If you want to get further information, you will still need to order a copy of the certificate from Births, Deaths and Marriages.
Search under the name of your ancestor on Papers Past to see if there is a birth notice, marriage notice or obituary. Don't forget to try different spellings and limit your results by date if you are getting too many results.
Archives New Zealand holds many government records that can help you find birth, death and marriage information. They offer advice about how to use their information in their Personal Identity Guide (pdf, 133KB).
Can I get my ancestors will?
Probates are the record of the probate process, which administers a dead person's estate. These probates are usually held in the region that they come from, however each Archives New Zealand office also has an electronic database of most New Zealand probates up to 1920, so you can begin your search for probates at Archives New Zealand.
A probate index may list the name of your ancestor as well as the date, which is often fairly close to the date of death. It is worthwhile looking for probates of relatives of the deceased as well, as sometimes they may have relevant documents.
A probate index will usually list a file number for the probate, which contains any related documents. You will need to write down this number so that you can request the actual file. If you are searching on Archway then this record will have the required details.
How do I find where my ancestor is buried?
Funeral home records, cemetery databases, and obituaries/funeral notices in newspapers can give information about where someone was buried or if they were cremated.
The Family History collection at the Library has a useful CD-ROM collection of indexes and databases. The New Zealand Burial Locator CD-ROM database is not a complete transcription giving full details of the burial, but points the researcher to sources which should provide more details. We also have the New Zealand Society of Genealogists Cemeteries index on CD-ROM.
The funeral home records of E Morris Junior, and J E Taylor and Sons (now Lychgate Funeral Home) covers the central central Wellington and inner suburbs from 1897-1989.
The Westland Funeral Services records hold information about burials in Westland from 1888-1964, with some gaps.
The records of Angus Family Funeral Directors, Lower Hutt, cover a more recent period (1993-2004).
When you are at the Library, you can browse the 'red folders', a comprehensive guide to finding cemetery information around the country, created by Library staff.
Wellington City Council allows you to search cemeteries by name and Christchurch City Libraries has a comprehensive guide to burial information across New Zealand.
How do I find when my ancestors came from the UK to New Zealand?
There is no single place to look for a record of people's arrival to New Zealand and for many families there may be no surviving record. However, the Library has many resources that could help you find a record of your ancestors' arrival.
With the Library's subscription to Findmypast.co.uk library edition and Findmypast Ireland you can access more information than is available through the free online version. This database includes access to passenger lists of people leaving the UK from 1890 to 1960, as well as some earlier information.
Microfiche indexes created by the New Zealand Society of Genealogists can help you find arrivals to New Zealand ports.
The Library has passenger lists for various ships, particularly the New Zealand Shipping Company Passenger Lists of voyages between Britain and New Zealand. The passenger lists showing voyages between the UK and New Zealand cover 1887-1930 and the passenger lists showing the return voyage cover 1885-1935 with gaps.
The New Zealand Company Embarkation register of assisted immigrants from the UK to New Zealand covers 1839-1850. All of these items can be found and ordered for use at the Library - try searching for 'passenger list' or 'shipping list', or the name of the company.
Available online:
- Papers Past is useful as many passenger lists were published in the newspaper at the time of their arrival to New Zealand.
Search tips:
- Try searching using the last name and initial of their first name, or just the last name
- If you are looking for an unusual name, try several spellings
- Some of these databases have a lot of information! Try limiting the time period for a more accurate set of results.
How do I find information about my ancestor who served in the war?
Many New Zealanders, or their close family, served in a major conflict.Their records can help with your research.
Start by looking at the Archives New Zealand war guide which has useful pointers for research. Archives New Zealand also hold personnel files for the Anglo-Boer War and the First World War. Personnel files after 1920, including the Second World War, are mostly still held by the New Zealand Defence Force.
The National Library holds some published indexes, rolls of people who went to the First and Second World Wars, and the South African wars. These usually contain the soldier's name, address, occupation and next of kin.
The Auckland War Memorial Museum Cenotaph Database is a great source of information on New Zealanders who died in the wars of the 19th century. It includes those who have died during the wars and those who died since their war service.
If you are unable to find any information about your ancestor, try searching for someone who served in the same location - their diaries may refer to names of other servicemen and women. Papers Past also includes many records of people departing for the war or appearing in front of appeal boards as conscientious objectors.
Tracing where my ancestor lived
Sometimes you may have a lot of information about your ancestor but not know where they lived during certain periods. There are a number of ways to find this type of information including electoral rolls and directories, both of which are available on site at the Library.
We hold a complete set of electoral rolls from 1853 to present day, along with habitation indexes from the 1980s onwards, which allow you to search by address.
Telephone directories are another great tool which can help you locate an address. We hold these from the 1920s.
Can I trace ownership of my land?
Finding who owned land is trickier than finding who lived on it, but sometimes it's the same person. Electoral rolls and directories list where people live, and provide starting points.
Records are available either through Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) or Archives New Zealand. These records are currently being moved from LINZ to Archives NZ. Check the locations of the most commonly used records for New Zealand's 12 land registration districts.
Archives NZ has a research guide summarising records for Wellington. You can search the Deeds index, which tracks transfers of ownership. You can also search the index by names of registered owners, found in the Nominal Index.
Other sources
As the LINZ records at Archives NZ are not complete you may need to try other avenues, for example local council records. Some land transfers can be found in the newspapers, so try searching for land owners' names in Papers Past. You may also find mentions of changes of ownership in probate records.
How can I find out where my ancestors worked?
Searching for your ancestors' names in Papers Past is a good starting point. Although not everyone made it into the newspaper, it has long been common journalistic practice to describe a person by their occupation, and sometimes by their workplace.
There is no centralised record listing where people worked. The electoral rolls, directories, and war records list occupations. You may be able to use this information to continue searching other collections or indexes.
Archives New Zealand holds a number of government employment records you may find useful, however some records still have access restrictions.
Archives also holds registers of occupations that had to be licensed or registered, such as law practitioners, barmaids, as well as liquor licensees. It also has medical, nursing and midwifery registers, and marine records.
Sometimes, records are lodged with local archives. Ask library staff about how to contact the institutions near where your ancestors lived.
What is the best way to search newspapers for my ancestors?
Newspapers are a great resource for turning up information on your ancestors. Often you'll be able to find information relating to births, deaths, marriages or the arrival of ships that your ancestors sailed on.
More and more newspapers are being digitised and made available online. Papers Past covers the years 1839 to 1945 and includes 61 publications from all regions of New Zealand. Those that aren't online are often available from the Library on microfilm or in their original state.
The best way to search online newspapers is by trying different combinations of first name and surnames, as well as searching by initials, as people's names were recorded in many different ways.
If you are able to come to the National Library's Wellington reading room, use can use our subscription databases to search overseas newspapers. These include:
- Ancestry Library Edition
- Australia New Zealand Reference Centre
- Findmypast.co.uk, Findmypast.com.au, Findmypast.ie (Ireland)
- The Genealogist
- Origins Total Access
- Times Digital Archive 1785-1985
- 19th Century British Library Newspapers
- 19th Century UK Periodicals
- 17th and 18th Century Burney Collection Newspapers
- The Guardian and The Observer 1791-2003
- The Irish Times 1859-2007
- The Scotsman 1817-1950
- Sydney Morning Herald 1955-1995
- Newztext
- New Zealand Gazette 1841-2004
Do you have a photograph of my house?
There's a good chance that there is a photo of your house in our collections.
Start by being specific, and try typing in the house number and street name. If you get no results it may be because the record information is not detailed enough. In this case expand your search by using just the street name or suburb. You will likely get results that are not totally relevant, but there may be some shots of your house, either directly or in pictures of your neighbours' houses.
How do I keep tracing my ancestors in their country of origin?
When doing family history research in New Zealand you'll often reach a point when your ancestors have come to New Zealand from further afield, meaning that you'll need to expand your search overseas.
The National Library has a lot of resources that can help you with this, but it usually means you will need to come to our reading room in Wellington.
We hold a large number of newspaper collections, lots of guides, and major family history resources in various formats for Australia and the UK. We also have research guides for other countries and nationalities. Searching this site for British newspaper collections or British family history will turn up many of these items. We also regularly add new specialist advice books to our collections so it is worthwhile checking back to see if we have any new resources.
Ancestry Library Edition is a great tool for searching historical records from the USA, United Kingdom and Ireland, Europe, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Many other libraries also subscribe so check your local library before heading into our reading room.
We also have subscriptions to findmypast.com.au and findmypast.co.uk, as well as Origins Total Access featuring British and Irish record collections dating back to the 13th century.
FamilySearch at the National Library
FamilySearch is a family history and genealogical research service that helps you access records from around the world. You can request specific records on microfilm or microfiche to be delivered for use at the National Library. FamilySearch charges a fee to cover their costs.
Use the library catalogue on the FamilySearch website to find the record you want to examine. You can search by name and date, but the best route to a record number is to search by place, and then drill down to a specific set of records. Parish records give you the most complete information about a family.
Take down the record number and head to FamilySearch's film ordering site. You will need to register, order the record, and pay online. It takes about three weeks to arrive, and you will be contacted when the item is available for use at the National Library.
You'll be able to access microfilm records for about three months before they have to be sent back. If the record is on microfiche, the loan is semi-permanent, and you'll have access to it for much longer.
FamilySearch volunteers are available in the National Library reading room. If you want a hand finding the right record, or ordering from the website, they can help you out.
Publishing and preserving your family history
Your own ancestors may one day thank you for taking the extra step of publishing and preserving the results of your family history research. There are a couple of options you might consider for ensuring your family history is preserved for future generations.
Sharing or publishing your family history
Once you've compiled your family history research you can share it with others by publishing your work. The Library's introduction to putting out a publication will give you more information and help you get started. Another good introduction is the guide by John MacGibbon called Your family's history: research, write and publish it.
Digital New Zealand's Digitising family history and whakapapa guide will give you detailed information to help you scan, digitise, or digitally copy old family pictures, records and documents.
The Library is always pleased to consider items for donation to the collections as long as they meet our collections policy. We collect a wide range of materials relating to all aspects of New Zealand and Pacific life, including published and unpublished histories of families, groups, districts and organisations. To discuss making a donation, contact the Library with details about the items you wish to offer.
New Zealand Web Archive
The Library regularly harvests websites that meet our collections policy. If you have published your history research online, you can nominate your site to be added to our collections.
Legal Deposit
If you decide to publish your work in print, there are legal obligations to deposit 1 or 2 copies with the Library, depending on the size of the print run (1 copy if less than 100 printed, 2 copies if more than 100 printed). Read more about the Library's Legal Deposit requirements.
Other places to research family history
Take your research beyond the National Library and the Alexander Turnbull Library. There are many more websites for family history and genealogy from New Zealand, Australia, Great Britain and Ireland, the Pacific Islands, and the United States of America.
Major websites
Cyndi's list of genealogy websites provides over 270,000 links to other genealogy and family history sites.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints site searches across several genealogy records and databases including Ancestral File, International Genealogical Index, Pedigree Resource File, the U.S. 1880 and British and Canadian 1881 census indexes and Record Search Pilot.
The RootsWeb surname list lets you search over 1.2 million surnames entries.
RootsWeb's World Connect searches across more than 575 million names.
Major genealogical and historical research subscription site including English and Welsh census indexes and images from 1841-1901, as well as Scottish census indexes and transcriptions from 1841-1901.
Ancestry Library Edition is available on public computers at our Thorndon Quay reading room in Wellington. It is also available at most local public libraries in New Zealand.
Commonwealth War Graves Commission
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission has the personal and service details and places of commemoration for 1.7 million Commonwealth Forces who died in the First and Second World Wars.
New Zealand
New Zealand Birth, Death and Marriage Historical Records online indexes
Search and order birth, death and marriage records.
New Zealand Society of Genealogists
Family History group with news, events, and advice.
Access to the Archway online index to New Zealand Government Archives.
Alan Varcoe's New Zealand marriage index 1840-1956
Search marriages by year, folio, or name.
Online history and genealogy resources, including passenger arrivals Auckland 1838-1886, 1909-1921.
Approximately 267,000 names from electoral rolls and street directories for Otago and Southland.
Articles, images, and resources from the Ministry for Culture and Heritage.
Te Ara, the Online Encyclopedia
Includes the Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, with over 3,000 biographies.
University of Auckland's Whakapapa page
Introductory research to researching whakapapa.
The Blain Biographical Directory of Anglican Clergy in the South Pacific
Directory of priests ordained before 1931 who served in New Zealand, Polynesia, Melanesia and part of Papua New Guinea.
New Zealand Electronic Text Centre
Includes text of war histories.
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Combine butter and chocolate chips in 2-quart saucepan; cook over low heat, stirring occasionally, 6-8 minutes or until melted and smooth. Remove from heat; set aside. Cool 30 minutes.
Add sugar, eggs, vanilla and salt to chocolate mixture; stir until well mixed. Add flour; stir until well mixed. Cover; refrigerate 4 hours or overnight until firm.
Heat oven to 325°F.
Place chopped peanuts into bowl. Shape rounded teaspoonfuls of dough into 1 1/4-inch balls. (Dust hands with powdered sugar, if necessary.) Roll balls in peanuts, pressing gently so they stick to dough. Place 2 inches apart onto ungreased cookie sheets. Bake 11-13 minutes or until slightly firm to the touch.
Immediately top each cookie with candy kiss; cool 1 minute. Remove to cooling racks. Gently push on tip of each candy kiss to create crooked appearance to witches' hat. Cool completely.
Calories: 120
Fat: 7g
Cholesterol: 20mg
Sodium: 55mg
Carbohydrates: 14g
Dietary Fiber: 1g
Protein: 2g
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Hundreds of UM students give back to the community in one of the oldest service days at the University.
The Lennar Foundation Medical Center will deliver breakthrough health care to South Florida starting in 2016.
Journalist Ilene Prusher will speak at UM about Middle East conflicts and how journalists are now targets of terrorist groups.
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For 895 reviews, this publication has graded:
60% higher than the average critic
3% same as the average critic
37% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 6.8 points higher than other critics. (0-100 point scale)
Average Movie review score: 68
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Mixed: 253 out of 895
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In Sideways, Payne has created four of the most lived-in, indelible characters in recent American movies. This deliciously bittersweet movie makes magic out of the quotidian.
Eastwood takes the audience to raw, profoundly moving places. If you fear strong emotions, this is not for you. But if you want to see Hollywood filmmaking at its most potent, Eastwood has delivered the real deal.
Lucky for us there are no ordinary circumstances in this smart, tasty adaptation of the Elmore Leonard novel and it gets quirkier, funnier and sexier as it goes.
Leon Gast's remarkable film -- which is intercut with terrific recent interviews with eyewitnesses Norman Mailer and George Plimpton -- is about much more than one stupendous fight.
A meticulous, spellbinding, provocative depiction of the final days of the Third Reich.
Smart, generous, as subtle as it is expansive, this is storytelling of a rare order. Six hours may seem like a big investment, but the emotional pay-back is beyond price.
Howl's Moving Castle has the logic of a dream: behind every door lie multiple realities, one more astonishing than the next.
It's a passionate, serious, impeccably crafted movie tackling a subject Clooney cares about deeply: the duty of journalism to speak truth to power. It also happens to be the most compelling American movie of the year so far.
There's neither coyness nor self-importance in Brokeback Mountain--just close, compassionate observation, deeply committed performances, a bone-deep feeling for hardscrabble Western lives. Few films have captured so acutely the desolation of frustrated, repressed passion.
A superbly taut and well-made thriller that jumps from Geneva to Rome, from Paris to Beirut, from Athens to Brooklyn, each lethal assignment staged with a mastery Hitchcock might envy.
This brilliantly disturbing movie is constructed with surgical precision. Haneke lets no one off the hook least of all the viewer.
Harrowingly intense odyssey.
Infused with the bleak romanticism of Melville's gangster movies ("Le Samouraï," "Bob le Flambeur"), and deepened by his own experiences in the Resistance, this hard-bitten tribute to freedom fighters makes most current movies look flabby and undisciplined. Don't miss it.
The Departed is Scorsese's most purely enjoyable movie in years. But it's not for the faint of heart. It's rude, bleak, violent and defiantly un-PC. But if you doubt that it's also OK to laugh throughout this rat's nest of paranoia, deceit and bloodshed, keep your eyes on the final frames. Scorsese's parting shot is an uncharacteristic, but well-earned, wink.
This is comedy from the danger zone, and it will genuinely offend some folks who feel certain subjects are not to be laughed at. They'd best stay at home. Fans should be warned as well: Borat can make you laugh so hard it hurts.
The great Spanish director's fourth triumph in a row--following "All About My Mother," "Talk to Her" and "Bad Education"--Volver (which means "coming back") flows effortlessly between peril and poignancy, the real and the surreal, even life and death.
The movie belongs to Hudson as the proud, self-destructive Effie. When she's center stage, Dreamgirls transports you to movie musical heaven.
It's unprecedented, a sorrowful and savagely beautiful elegy that can stand in the company of the greatest antiwar movies.
Judd Apatow is making the freshest, most honest mainstream comedies in Hollywood.
A film as rich as a sauce béarnaise, as refreshing as a raspberry sorbet.
Schnabel, screenwriter Ronald Harwood and Spielberg's great cinematographer Janusz Kaminski have found a way to take us inside Bauby's mind--his memories, his fantasies, his loves and lusts--transforming a story of physical entrapment and spiritual renewal into exhilarating images.
No two-hour film could ever capture all the riches of McEwan's masterly novel. But Wright and Hampton's Atonement comes tantalizingly close, while adding sensual delights all its own.
It's not to be missed in any language. In a year that has given us such marvelous animated movies as "Ratatouille" and "Paprika," this vibrant, sly and moving personal odyssey takes pride of place.
There Will Be Blood is ferocious, and it will be championed and attacked with an equal ferocity. When the dust settles, we may look back on it as some kind of obsessed classic.
Depp is such a soulful presence he gives you a glimpse of this maniac's pain and pathos. Bonham Carter is extraordinary. She reinvents Mrs. Lovett from the inside out.
Once again, the Pixar wizards have pushed the animation envelope in unexpected directions and come up with a winner. Wondrously inventive, funny and poignant, WALL*E is part sci-fi adventure, part cautionary fable, part satire and part love story, which may be the best and most improbable part of all.
Days of Heaven is a big advance, hauntingly beautiful in image, sound and rhythm, unashamedly poetic, brimming with sweetness and bitterness, darkness and light. [18 Sept. 1978, p.97]
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Urgently, without sentimentality, "La Promesse" shows us the birth of a conscience, and its cost. This fleet, powerful movie may prove to be a classic. [30 June 1997, p.79]
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If history is a battlefield, JFK has to be seen as a bold attempt to seize the turf for future debate. It is also "just" a movie, and one that for three hours and eight minutes of dense, almost dizzying detail, is capable of holding the audience rapt in its grip. [23 Dec 1991, p.50]
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In what was one of the most wild NBA Drafts in recent memory, top overall pick Anthony Bennett believes he will be ready when the Cavaliers tip off their season October 30th at home against the new look Brookly Nets.
Per Jared Zwerling:
Spoke with No. 1 pick Anthony Bennett who had left labrum surgery on May 8. Said, "I'm pretty sure I'll be back by the start of the season."
What Bennett doesn't say is if he'll be ready for the start of the regular season or the start of the preseason, which begins October 8th.
Bennett has already missed the NBA Summer League and missing training camp along with the preseason would certainly be a hamper to the start of Bennett's NBA career.
Of course, the Cavaliers want to take a cautious approach with their hopeful franchise big man, so they wont rush him back, though, both parties would obviously prefer he see the court before the season begins.
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Rachel Maddow explains in the man cave how birth control works
By Samhita | Published: October 21, 2011
TweetA voter in Sioux City, Iowa had a question for Mitt Romney that completely stumped him, which is surprising considering his recent admission that he does in fact support personhood bills. He should probably have a better response to the: do you support birth control? Since in many instances, personhood amendments do seek to not [...]
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Rachel Maddow on women's soccer amazingness
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TweetSo, women's sports are totally boring cause they're less athletic than men and nothing exciting ever happens, right? And anyway, women aren't interested in sports and men certainly don't care about women's sports, so they're a terrible investment, right? Just watch this. Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy Holy [...]
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On "The Assassination of Dr. Tiller"
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TweetIt's hard to say much about last night's documentary because I think it largely spoke for itself. (For anyone who missed it, you can watch it online at The Rachel Maddow Show website.) But I do have to say a few things about why this documentary is so damn important. First off, for Rachel Maddow [...]
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Tweet Here's a preview of the documentary narrated by Rachel Maddow, "The Assassination of Dr. Tiller," which airs on Monday, October 25th at 9 pm Eastern. The Obama Administration released a report today on the recession's impact on women. Really, guys? AP asks: "Will straight and gay troops have to shower next to one another?" [...]
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So, my first DIY sewing experience went quite well. I had never used one before when I uncovered my grandmother's old thread injector. Not a very steep learning curve compared to other skills. I had 12' of 1.1 ripstop nylon. That is 1.1oz per square yard. It was 64" wide. The first thing I did was trim 7" off of the long end. I sewed a rolled hem on each edge, leaving a channel for suspension. After the hammock was finished I used some of the leftover material to make a bishop bag for it. After all was said and done, I came out with an 11' hammock that, with suspension, only weighs 9.8oz when in its stuff sack and packs down to a smaller size than a nalgene bottle.
I can't seem to get my gf to send me the pictures from our hike and I just haven't had the time to upload the pics from the Sierras. I have been keeping busy with work (thanks, Bass Pro :|) and making more gear. I recently uncovered my grandmother's old sewing machine, and a couple days later got it up and running. Since then I made a new ultralight hammock and a bishop bag (2-sided stuff-sack) for it. I suppose I can upload those pictures, for the sake of uploading pictures.
I am still working on uploading pictures from my trip to the sierras, because my tablet is absolute trash and doesn't like to upload anything.
I also took another trip to Colorado this last week, where my girlfriend and I got to go on a very nice hike that I will try to get pictures from as well to post. We ended up spending the night at a rest stop (ooooh, scary) and guess what? We weren't kidnapped or murdered. Again, pics coming soon, whenever I can get them from her!
Also, Colorado is looking like a better and better place to live all the time…
Hey guys, sorry about the radio silence! I have been busy with my new job, making gear, etc. Anyways, here's an update!
Here is my summer set-up for camping. When I don't need a tarp, this should keep me warm down to at least the mid-40's. The hammock is one I made from a crinkle taffeta tablecloth, and with the suspension it weighs in at a whopping 459g (~16.1oz). The tree straps weigh 99g for both (~3.5oz) and the toggles weigh 4g for both (~.1oz)
I made the under quilt from a poncho liner I picked up at a local surplus store, and some shock cord, s-biners, and cord locks I got from REI. The PLUQ, in stuff sack, weighs 702g (~24,76oz). I could cut about an ounce off if I trimmed some excess shock-cord. Assuming I don't need a tarp or bug-net, this set-up is all I need for warmer months.
If my math is correct, that's 1264g for the set-up, or ~44.6oz, or ~2.8lbs. Not bad, But I feel like I could still get a little lighter. Happy hanging, folks, and as always, HYOH!
This picture was while climbing Mt. Baldy/San Antonio. Going up the bowl. It was a little steep, but always fun. This trail is so much better when there is snow than when it is dry. Too bad the wind kicked up at the summit and my hands started to freeze. When there is snow you also get to glissade down the bowl if you feel confident enough. It is great fun until the asshole you passed coming down from the summit kicks up a rock that almost breaks your arm as it is careening down the mountain. I also thought this looked like a good ad for Bolle sunglasses :p
I don't know why I never got around to posting it before. I really need to get out and climb more mountains. In the words of the great John Muir: The mountains are calling, and I must go.
Buff Headwear
Bolle Vapor sunglasses
Alpine Design Dri-logic long sleeve base layer top
The North Face Apex jacket
The North Face Summit Series shell
No-brand thermal underwear
Bass Pro brand Pro Qualifier Gore-Tex powder pants
Keen Warm™ boots
No name crampons
The North Face Windstopper gloves
REI dual layer hiking socks
Stubai ice-axe
The North Face Spire 45 backpack (not the lightest, but this son of a bitch has gone everywhere with me and has probably saved my life a couple times. Also, I lightened it a little by taking out the stiff backplate)
How many of you have ever been planning a backpacking trip and thought, "I don't want that dehydrated salty crap they sell at REI and Bass Pro"? Well believe me, you're not alone. Luckily for us, this generous, generous man who goes by the handle Babelfish5 has created some tasty, low-fat, easily dehydrated and rehydrated trail meals and has posted the recipes for all of us! Yes, this is me shamelessly promoting, because I dunno about you all, but I can't wait to try that red beans and rice recipe! At any rate, HYOH, and happy hanging!
P.S. seriously, I hope there will be pics coming soon of my trip that should be happening next week up in the sierras.
Hey everybody. So my laptop decided to commit suicide, sad day. I have an old work tablet that I just recently downloaded the Tumblr app for, and it has taken me ages to figure out how to upload posts (also sad, I realise). In other news, hopefully next week I will be getting some pictures of my camping trip up at Gull Lake. I just got a new job at Bass Pro Shops, it is just unfortunate that they don't have any ultralight stuff for me to use my fancy discount on.
In other news, I just received my 180' spool of Zing-It throw line in the post, so it is time for me to go splice some ropes in anticipation of the arrival of my new Silnylon tarp!
Perhaps the simplest outdoor snack to cook on the campfire.
Hey followers! Sorry for the radio silence! In other news, thanks, @liammcclure for the delicious submission! Definitely going to try this in the near future; perhaps while I am up at Gull Lake next month!
Fun fact: I am also an ACA certified whitewater guide. I love to be on the river. So far I have been on the Klamath, the Deschutes (twice), the Flathead, and the Lower Salmon past the confluence with the Snake (3 times). I received my training for a week on the Deschutes and then the next week on the Flathead, but I'd have to say my favorite (obviously) was the Lower Salmon.
This is a good class III-VI river, especially depending on the season, and has tons of history to go along with it. The group I've gone with likes to start at Hammer Creek and end at Heller Bar after joining the Snake River. Compared to the other rivers that I've been on, the huge sandy beaches of the Lower Salmon are unmatched for camping and recreation during a long trip. Along the river you can see big horn sheep, petroglyphs, and couple-hundred year old mines.
During Lewis and Clarks expedition with the Corps of Discovery, the Shoshone helped them by directing them in the correct path towards the pacific ocean, telling them that there was no all-water route and that they would have to traverse the Bitterroot Mountains. Lewis and Clark recognised that had they not run into the Shoshone people, they probably would not have completed their journey.
Alas, I digress. The Lower Salmon is a great river with some fun rapids like Bodacious Bounce, Snow Hole (I have a good story about that one when I was training another potential guide), China Rapids (ride the nice wave train; the carnage route isn't as fun as it sounds), Slide, and many other, smaller, rapids that make it a hell of a trip. The only bad part is the aptly nicknamed "Snake Lake". It seems like if we didn't paddle we would mover back upstream! At any rate, I would suggest this river to anyone who wants to get into rafting.
Tl;Dr: The Lower Salmon to the Snake River is a great 5-6 day run ripe with history, sights, and fun rapids. Now get your asses outside and have an adventure!
PS - It is worth mentioning that only one of these pictures was of me. The last one. I am the tan one with long hair (not anymore) and my buddy Jimmy is the really pale one. We were interrupted during bath-time to demonstrate flip drills. I lost my bottle of Dr. Bronner's during those drills :[ In other news, go get yourself some Dr. Bronner's Magic Soap for camping, rafting, backpacking, etc. It's all-purpose, biodegradable, and organic!
I had to reblog this because it is another shot of the over-water bungalows in Bora Bora. Every time I see these they start looking better and better. And what is that island in the background? Looks perfect for hiking/exploring! I think we have a winner.


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Born In The U.S.A. Lyrics - Bruce Springsteen
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Born down in a dead man's town
The first kick I took was when I hit the ground
You end up like a dog that's been beat too much
Till you spend half your life just covering up
Born in the U.S.A.
I was born in the U.S.A.
I was born in the U.S.A.
Born in the U.S.A.
Got in a little hometown jam so they put a rifle in my hand
Sent me off to a foreign land to go and kill the yellow man
Born in the U.S.A.
I was born in the U.S.A.
I was born in the U.S.A.
I was born in the U.S.A.
Born in the U.S.A.
Come back home to the refinery
sponsored linksHiring man says "son if it was up to me"
Went down to see my V.A. man
He said "son don't you understand now"
Had a brother at Khe Sahn fighting off the Viet Cong
They're still there he's all gone
He had a woman he loved in Saigon
I got a picture of him in her arms now
Down in the shadow of penitentiary
Out by the gas fires of the refinery
I'm ten years burning down the road
Nowhere to run ain't got nowhere to go
Born in the U.S.A.
I was born in the U.S.A.
Born in the U.S.A.
I'm a long gone daddy in the U.S.A.
Born in the U.S.A.
Born in the U.S.A.
Born in the U.S.A.
I'm a cool rocking daddy in the U.S.A.
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Draft dodger | Reviewer: Bruce-hater | 6/1/14
Bruce was more or less a draft dodger. Although he went to his induction, he had made up his mind that he was not going to Vietnam and acted crazy to get out of going. So to say he's singing about his life leading up to and after Vietnam, is an ignorant comment in itself.
Wrong | Reviewer: nuffy | 6/13/13
The song is not for the USA . The song is against the USA. He is saying what happens when your born in this country. In the song he says went and saw my VA man and he's says son don't you understand
Dalton | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/4/11
hahaha you idiot, you actually were right about the part when you said it was made to show about the veterans and when they came back to the states, but everything else is WRONG(understand why its capitalized?) this is not a patriotic song
he states that when he got back he couldnt get his job back and the V.A. wouldnt help him
so shut up and stop making uneducated comments
It's about him. | Reviewer: Robert | 5/28/10
This is not a patriotic song. It's about himself and what he went through from birth to the song when it was first produced. Like "I had a brother at Khe Sahn" not everyone had a brother in Vietnam or Khe Sahn for that matter. My dad was in the military for 20 years. Airforce E8 (Senior Master Seargent.) And this didn't happen. Don't be ignorant Kreper and learn before you post stupid comments. Just because you have an ignorant comment DOES NOT make you right. Ever heard the quote: "It's better to be thought as a fool then open your mouth and remove all doubt." Whoever is reading this is probably and hopefully with me. Bruce went through Vietnam. It all adds up stupid. I hope I made my point.
it is all rong | Reviewer: Dj Kreper | 3/26/10
the whole song is rong and it is stupid you guys ned to stop letting the people mess around with this song it is a patriotic song that was to show how the veterans from veitnam were treated when the returned to the states so get the lyrics right and leave them like that and stop letting people ruinnig the song so nock it the fuck off
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Amazon Wish List of James Dexter
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James Dexter Tickets + Tour Dates - Skiddle.com
See where James Dexter is playing. Tour dates, tickets and events. Get your James Dexter tickets here!
Pacha Presents Vs Lost in London - James Dexter / Cesar Ruiz / Threez...
Pacha Presents Vs Lost in London - James Dexter / Cesar Ruiz / Threez a crowd, Pacha, 191 Victoria Street, London - Event dates and times, admission prices,...
NFL Player Salaries - James Dexter - USATODAY.com
NFL Player Salaries - James Dexter - USATODAY.com
Business Profiles
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Mr. James Dexter (Ecosocket Limited) - Director Profile
Find biographical and employment information for Mr. James Dexter (Ecosocket Limited). Research their appointment history and company info.
Private Homepages
Staff_Pages - Welcome To The Coda251 Controller
James Dexter - Designer / Programmer. caroline_1. Caroline Williams - SMT Engineer Wayne Williams - No1 Prototype Tester. ekey_frame. Unit 306 Springvale ...
Carla Smith and James Dexter's Wedding Website
Carla & James Wedding Website – View all of the wedding details for the wedding of Carla and James.
HSL, RHH WF141 (C) : Normal (HSL) - Star - University of Sheffield ...
Contents, Preparing for the patient encounter / Robert L. Wilkins -- The medical history and the interview / Robert L. Wilkins -- Cardiopulmonary symptoms ...
Celebrities & Politicians
IMDB Filmography: James Dexter
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Wikipedia: James Dexter
James Roland Dexter (born March 3, 1973 in Fort Ord, California) is a former professional American football player who played offensive tackle for five seasons for the Arizona Cardinals and Carolina Panthers.
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DEXTER, MR. JAMES E. Husband of Janet Muskegon Mr. James E.
James Dexter 'Jim' Browning » Obituaries » Corsicana Daily Sun,...
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James Dexter Walcott Jr. LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP - James Dexter Walcott Jr., 48, of Lawrence Township, passed away suddenly of heart failure. Born in Trenton, he was...
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James Dexter - 1861 England Census - Ancestry.co.uk
[James Dexter], 1859, city, Warwickshire, England, relation, city, Warwickshire. View Record. James Dater [James Dexter], name, 1828, city, Leicestershire, ...
Edward Sr; Jr; George; James Dexter - Dexter - Family History &...
Edward Sr; Jr; George; James Dexter/Dexter family history & genealogy message board. Hosted by Ancestry.co.uk. Forum of community contributed messages helping...
JAMES DEXTER - people search, genealogy, find deceased relatives and...
JAMES DEXTER - people search, genealogy, find deceased relatives and locate ancestors
JAMES DEXTER from Catherine Alabama - Dexter - Family History &...
JAMES DEXTER from Catherine Alabama/Dexter family history & genealogy message board. Hosted by Ancestry.co.uk. Forum of community contributed messages helping...
James Dexter is fundraising for Macmillan Cancer Support
I'm taking part in a cycle on one of the toughest closed road sportives in the UK, its a 88 mile ride taking on some tough hills in north Wales.
Virgin Money Giving | Fundraising | Frenchie's fundraising page
James Dexter is raising money for Soldiers Off The Street. Sponsor them with Virgin Money Giving.
Books & Literature
Clinical …sment in Respiratory Care, 6e
from James R. Dexter MD FACP FCCP, Mosby, 2009, Paperback
Respiratory Disease by Robert L. Wilkins, James R. Dexter, Philip M....
Shop for Respiratory Disease by Robert L. Wilkins, James R. Dexter, Philip M. Gold including information and reviews. Find new and used Respiratory Disease ...
A Complete Index to the Dental Cosmos : James E Dexter ...
A Complete Index to the Dental Cosmos : James E Dexter : 9781145248342.
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Amazon MP3: Falling Off (James Dexter Remix)
from Pete Dafeet & James Dexter, Lost My Dog, 2013
Amazon MP3: Keep Digging
from James Dexter, Twisted Shuffle (Housepital), 2012
Amazon MP3: Keep Digging
from James Dexter, Whobear Records, 2011
Amazon.co.uk: James Dexter: Digital Music
Online shopping from a great selection at Digital Music Store.
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Walter James Dexter - Nottinghamshire County Council
Walter James Dexter. Contribute to the information on this page. Person Details. Family History. Son Of Samuel Smedley Dexter And Eliza Ann Dexter, Of 9, ...
Work begins at Greenham Reach ELC ranked as one of the ...
James Dexter, Ruth O'Brien and Alex Wilson will be establishing their farm businesses on Plots B & C from this month onward. We are in discussions with an ...
Folios 398-400. James Dexter, born Leicestershire.Attestation papers...
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Pshaw! [George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) playwright and polemicist]. Artist, James Dexter Havens. Title. Pshaw! [George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) playwright ...
James Dexter: System Check (UK Lost My Dog)
Fast-rising Londoner Mr Dexter chucks us a seriously deep, groovy house four-tracker, with oodles of murky, soulful keys...
Video & Audio
Dj Caspa B2B James Dexter.... second time we have got together for a radio session, hope you dig the vibes being created :)) ...
DJ CASPA B2B JAMES DEXTER 3HR SHOW. 29.9.13 by djcaspa - Hear the...
... to say, went for mainly deeper grooves on this mix with a few vinyl's thrown in too.. Do remember to follow James Dexter James Dexter enjoy!
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120527-01 James Dexter memorial garden.jpg - Return Home
... Purchase Picture Send Email |. March 2012 - 120527-01 James Dexter memorial garden.jpg. 120527-01 James Dexter memorial garden.jpg.
Banjax Welcomes JAMES DEXTER (Lost My Dog ... - mnuk
James Dexter represents the new wave of artists that are simmering in the London deep house underground. 2012 was a breakout year for this inspiring talent ...
Egg Presents: Infinity Ink, James Dexter, Gardy + more TBA ...
Egg Presents: Infinity Ink, James Dexter, Gardy + more TBA. Egg London Friday 15th August 23:00 - 08:00. As the summer rolls on, so do the scorching line-ups ...
Peppered: James Dexter - | BrisLive | BrisLive
Peppered: James Dexter. Location. 22 Small Street, BS1 1DW. Venue. Timbuk 2. Time. 11:00 pm - 05:00 am. Price. £6. Peppered James Dexter. MainRoom.
Reports & Statements
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09.04.2012 Lebron James Dexter-Russell 09223 14" Double White Handled Cheese Knife: The Dexter Russell 09223 14 Double Hand... http://t.co/LxpWsM7i
Amos ORR, James Dexter ORR Family History - RootsChat
Amos ORR - born 1875 Swain Co. N.C., maybe even Bryson City, son James Dexter Orr born Feb.14,1914 - died Dec.2, 1977, and his son (*) .
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IF presents JAMES DEXTER 22/03/14. this is a Sat night / Sun morn event. JAMES DEXTER https://soundcloud.com/jamesdexter
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// James Dexter – System Check EP – Lost My Dog //
Lost My Dog - James Dexter - Do That Thing (Lost My Dog). James Dexter - In & Out (Lost My Dog). 2,884. Lost My Dog - James Dexter - In ...
2013-01-03 - Strakes, James Dexter - Lost My Dogcast 48 ...
Categories: 2013 | Strakes | James Dexter | Lost My Dogcast | House | Tracklist: complete | Audio Player.
Conga Squad – Blow Up (James Dexter remix) – Nite Grooves
We love pretty much everything James Dexter produces at the moment - the man is on fire! If you listened to the ripper of a mix James produced ...
James Dexter - Heber
James Dexter. Saturday 29th September 2012. I have worked with Heber Ltd in several different ways since 1994 and I can personally confirm that they operate ...
James Dexter - Lost My Dogcast Guest Mix (January 2013
James Dexter - Sweet Desire 4. Lostrocket, L.D.F - Loose in Mind (Kevin Griffiths) (Frole Records) 5. Cherie Lee - Love Me or Leave Me (Danse ...
James Dexter - My Arena
James Dexter. Team Leader. I have been part of the Océ Creatives Team in Derby for over 6 years. I started my career as a Photographic Technician before ...
James Dexter - Never Guna Stop | bassmusic.me
JAMES DEXTER – Only You EP Label: Large Music – LAR 162. Country: UK Released: 7 January, 2013. Genre: Electronic Style: Deep House ...
James Dexter Gas & Installation Services, Bramhall, 43 ...
James Dexter Gas & Installation Services, 43 Colwyn Road in Bramhall, Phone 07789 722272 with Driving directions.
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James Dexter Stacey | Amaranthyne
Parasol / Fan (Emma Battenberg Lace) – Brollies Galore Models – Becky Louise Edwards and James Dexter Stacey Venue – Langar Hall.
James Dexter radio shows, DJ mix sets and Podcasts ...
Listen to free James Dexter radio shows, DJ mix sets and Podcasts on Mixcloud.
James Dexter – Future Disco – Future Disco Album Series ...
Presented by Anna Wall, featuring music from Quarion, James Dexter, Carl Craig plus a special guest mix from Waifs & Strays Future Disco ...
James Dexter – Juno Records
Buy James Dexter on vinyl & CD at Juno Records, the worlds largest dance music store. James Dexter.
Lost My Dog Records | James Dexter
Six months after his Lost My Dog debut with 'System Check EP', James Dexter is back again with another four-tracker in the shape of 'True'. In the last half year ...
Pete Dafeet - In Flux (James Dexter Remix) - Between The ...
1.13.2013. Pete Dafeet - In Flux (James Dexter Remix). Lovely bit of deep house... Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest.
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Rogerio Martins - Gonna Be Mine (James Dexter remix) charted by Prune Flat, Piek.
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James DEXTER
James DEXTER, son of John DEXTER (1821-1857) and Caroline CHAMBERLAIN (1822-1887), was born in 1850 in Loughborough, Leicestershire. He married ...
James E. Dexter | New Food Magazine
Utilisation of durum wheat for yellow alkaline noodles · Issue 2 2008, Past issues / 13 June 2008 / David W. Hatcher and James E. Dexter, Canadian Grain ...
Egg Presents: Infinity Ink, Matt Fear, James Dexter, Deeper ...
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