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Ruth Hein, age 90, a resident of Chillicothe, Mo., passed away on Wednesday, June 19, 2013, at the North Missouri Baptist Home, Chillicothe, Mo.
Ruth was born the daughter of John and Florence (Vandergon) Cook on November 16, 1922, in Belle Creek, Minn. Ruth graduated from Chillicothe High School, Chillicothe, Mo., in 1939. She was united in marriage to Charles Hein Sr. on November 23, 1941, in Chillicothe, Mo. He preceded her in death on July 17, 2003.
She was a member of The First Baptist Church, Chillicothe, Mo. She taught Sunday School classes, was superintendent of the Jr. Department of the Sunday School, took care of the nursery for years, and sang in the church choir. Ruth was a 4-H club leader, she taught sewing to many of the 4-H children. Ruth was an accomplished seamstress. She made clothes for her family, quilted and cross-stitched. She was always busy.
Survivors include one son Darrell Hein and wife Kim of Lake Lotawana, Mo.; one daughter Diane Cleary and husband Randy of Odessa, Mo.; one brother John Cook and wife Barbara of Chillicothe; one sister Rose Marie Tidik and husband Nick of Burbank, Calif. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Charles Hein Sr.; one son Charles Hein Jr.; one sister Jean Cook Miles.
Services will be held at the First Baptist Church, Chillicothe, Mo., on Saturday, June 22, 2013, at 10 a.m. A scheduled family visitation will be held at the First Baptist Church, Chillicothe, Mo., on Saturday, June 22, 2013, at 9:30 a.m. Friends may call at the Lindley Funeral Home, Chillicothe, Mo., on Friday, June 21, 2013, from noon until 8 p.m. burial will be at Resthaven Memorial Gardens Chillicothe, Mo. Memorial contributions may be made to the North Missouri Baptist Home and may be left at or mailed to Lindley Funeral Home, P.O. Box 47, Chillicothe, MO 64601. Online condolences may be made at www.lindeyfuneralhome.com.
Arrangements are under the direction of Lindley Funeral Home, Chillicothe, Mo.
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Gary Thomas Blakley, 61, of King George County passed away Monday, July 8, 2013 at home with his family by his side.
Gary was well known for his custom exhaust work. He started working at Tire Tread for many years before he opened his own business, Blakley Automotive in Four Mile Fork. Gary loved Bluegrass music and was very talented and gifted. He enjoyed his racing times at Old Dominion Speedway for years. Gary will be missed by his loved ones who know they have the hope of seeing him again.
He leaves behind to cherish his memory his beloved wife of 42 years, Shirley Blakley of the home; a son, Kevin Blakley (Karen) of King George; a daughter, Natalie Blakley and her partner, Jason Cosner of Montclair; his grandsons, William Dean Blakley of King George and Chase Robert Cosner of Montclair; his father, Thomas Russell Blakley of King George and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his mother, June Blakley and brother, Jeff Blakley.
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, July 13 in Potomac Baptist Church, King George officiated by the Rev. Dennis Newton.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Gary's name to the American Kidney Fund, 11921 Rockville Pike, Suite 300, Rockville, MD 20852.
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It dangled high in the air, a connector seeking a connection, before slowly being lowered into the waiting earth.
At 11:45 this morning, the Philadelphia Museum of Art was at last plugged in.
After hours of maneuvering and digging and pondering, the museum installed the latest addition to its outdoor sculpture garden, a gift from collector and philanthropist David Pincus - Claes Oldenburg's Giant Three-Way Plug, Scale A, a nearly 10-foot long electric plug, a cube tap grown to monstrous proportions, now protruding from a grassy knob outside the museum's west entrance.


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Running Time: 105
Director: Roy Rogers
Company: Sins Pictures
Distribution Companies: Pleasure Productions
Cast: Katy Karol, Valentina Valesquez, Frank Gun, Clark (I), Nikki (I), Niky, Franco Roccaforte, Mike Foster, Bob Terminator, Brigitta Bulgari
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
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The radiant Brigitta Bulgari plays a rich nightclub slut who gets d.p.'d by strangers in a men's room, and who also gets left a ton of money by a dead relative. Technically, the camerawork could have been a bit better in places, but all of the performers in this Euro feature do a good job, even though the plot makes very little sense.
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Tuscan Bean Salad With Tuna
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|Canned cannellini beans
|375 Gram, drained (1 Can)
|Canned green lima beans/Broad beans
|375 Gram, drained (1 Can)
|1 Small, thinly sliced
|Olive oil
|6 Tablespoon
|Black olives
|1 Ounce, stoned (30 Gram)
|Chopped parsley
|1 Tablespoon
|Chopped oregano/Marjoram
|1 Tablespoon
|Canned tuna fish
|200 Gram, drained (1 Can)
|Radicchio head/Chicory heads
|2 (For Serving)
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Mix the beans together in a bowl.
Stir in the onion, oil, olives and herbs.
Flake the tuna and add to the salad.
Toss well and season with salt and pepper to taste.
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Trying new techniques and brushes on painting buildings. I thought it was a great idea when I started this thing, but now that I look at it, it's actually pretty stupid x_x
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Arthur Max may not be the most recognizable name in Hollywood, but you've certainly enjoyed his impressive body work. Ridley Scott's go-to man for production design has also worked on David Fincher's Seven and Panic Room and shared with CraveOnline his fantastic beginnings, working at one point for Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon tour.
Max chatted with Crave in celebration of today's release of Robin Hood on DVD and Blu-ray, a film that allowed the artist to recreate 12th century England. Already underway on his next adventure with Scott, Max telephoned straight from Pinewood Studios where he's already hard at work doing designs for the upcoming Alien prequel. At one point in the interview, Max even had to (very apologetically) take a break to receive in an incoming call from Scott about the project.
CraveOnline: Tell me a little about your background. You've been working in the art department on films for nearly thirty years.
Arthur Max: Yeah, Silas. Thanks for reminding me. (Laughs) Well, I started out with my interests in architecture and sidetracked a little bit into theater design in my college days. Then I kind of got back into architecture again but didn't really take to the actual practice of it. It took too long and there was too much bureaucracy so you couldn't just build a building without building codes and planning permissions, etcetera. So I fell in with a circle of friends, some of whom worked in film as editors and directors and camera people. Through them I saw what film sets were about and, suddenly, a lightbulb went off. I said, "My god. This is exactly what I should be doing." It's much quicker and you don't have to worry. It's all temporary. You don't have to worry about structures lasting very long and you're only involved in the surface and the superficial details, which are the most enjoyable parts of it.
Crave: Tell me what brought you to England.
Arthur: I was working in theater design in the late 60's and I had met the Pink Floyd crew at the Fillmore East where I was the lighting designer in residence for a few years, which was linked to my studies through a teacher of mine who was a technical director there and also at the Woodstock festival. So I was hooked into the rock scene doing environmental kind of theater design. They asked me to work for them on a new project of theirs called "The Dark Side of the Moon". So I worked on their first world tour doing stage design and lighting systems for that around 1970 and stayed with them for a number of years through till about '74 when they did "Wish You Were Here". I had just about sobered up by then and went back to finish my studies. From there I studied architecture in England at the University of Westminster and at the Royal College of Art. I graduated from there and worked as an architecture sitting for a couple of years. As I said earlier, I got a little disillusioned with the profession. So I stayed because I managed to make a life for myself up here.
Crave: Tell me a little about meeting Ridley Scott. You've been working together since "G.I. Jane".
Arthur: That was the first motion picture film that I worked on with him, but I had met him before that. I believe it was January of 1985 with the launch of what was called "The New Coke" featuring the Max Headroom character. I think that, this coming January, it will be 25 years. I worked with a lot of directors after that but especially with Ridley, I maintained a relationship. I had become an authority working on commercials and one of the directors I worked with there was David Fincher. He gave me my first job working as a production designer on a feature with "Seven". But I continued to work with Ridley all that time on his commercial company. But when I got to work with him on a feature, I was "official" then. I was "allowed" to work on features in Hollywood because of my credit on "Seven". So the next thing I knew, I was on "G.I. Jane" which was great because I knew Ridley very well by then. Apart from a couple of his projects like "Hannibal" and "A Good Year", I've worked on all his projects subsequently. "Robin Hood", I think was my seventh one.
Crave: Certainly not to diminish "G.I. Jane", but you went from that to "Gladiator".
Arthur: Yeah, that was a hell of a leap. The process of even deciding to do it was amazing. Ridley called and said, "I've got something very big and very quick. Do you want to do it?" I said, "Sure. What is it?" and he said, "Build a coliseum." I said, "Great. Let's go to Rome and have a look at it." And it just went from there. Sometimes you agonize for months and months to get a film off the ground and, not infrequently, they don't happen. But this one was just 20 minutes after the phone call, I was packing. It was great. It was the opportunity of a lifetime. Especially for someone interested in architecture. That's what we spent all our time studying, the classical stuff. Suddenly I had to reproduce it. It was great.
Crave: Do you have a particular fondness for historical pieces?
Arthur: I do now. (Laughs) I can't honestly say I did at the time. I really hadn't thought about it. I mean, I studied classical architecture and I worked as an assistant in England on films of a period nature. But they were like 18th century and 19th century and much more accessible. Suddenly, I'm doing these worlds. But I think the training had prepared me for it and also the people I knew and had worked with previously. I knew all the right people because I had worked in Rome quite a bit on commercials. I knew a lot of people at studios and Italian art directors. Plasters and very skilled painters got involved. All the best English art directors and craftsman, I had already worked with. So I just pulled them all together and it was fun. We had some of the best people. It was the first time they had done one of those things in like 40 years. It was almost like reinventing the wheel. The sense of digital technology was just burgeoning. It started to get good enough to do things with. It wasn't just overly simplistic and obvious. We took advantage of it as much as we could. Plus building the enormous sets. It was very exciting. We had a great time doing that one. But we had to make everything. Even in Rome there was hardly any furniture to speak of. None of the costumes really existed. Everything was made. Really, in the sense of what art direction is, it was the ultimate. We had to create the whole universe. The world, soup to nuts. Though we did find some more stuff. Some existing ruins. There was a Napoleonic fortress we used as the outer wall of our Roman forum because it gave us a great start and saved a lot of time and money. It gave us such great textures, having been there for 200 years or more and having been weathered by the ocean. We used that a springboard. There were also some interiors that we unearthed that had been blocked up with stone that we were allowed to tear down and we revealed some inner chambers that had been closed down for years. They appear in the movie. It was just a great, great journey. The battle scene gave us permission to burn down a forest. We had cooperation from the forest commission in England because they were about to harvest a whole mature pine forest for cash. So we said, "Okay. How much? How much for these trees?" And what we didn't use to build the sets, we chopped up and sold to firewood merchants and burnt a few ourselves. It was good fun. That area has now become an awesome backlot since we used it first. We opened the door there. There were even scenes for "Robin Hood" we could hardly fit in because of the crunch of film work going on. I think "Wolfman" was there filming there when we wanted it. So there's a lot of history on history. Not only the history of the subject matter, but the history of where we worked and who we worked with. You build up a repertoire of places and people to go with them. It's kind of like a repertoire company. For people who are not unlike carnival gypsies in terms of lifestyle, it really becomes a family. Your relationships are not only professional, they're also social. You eat together and you travel together for long periods of time. It can be very joyful and it's sometimes heartbreaking. There was a painter who worked with us on "The Kingdom" and "Body of Lies" who recently passed away. He was a great talent and we'll miss him. Those are the people you're close to. When you're working on a location, and are away like that for long periods, you really get to know people. Moreso than when you walk into an office and see a person during the day and never on weekends. It's a life. A total life. It's a total immersion. You work and, hopefully, it's reflective on the screen. I care about them and what they do and about getting it right. It's just as easy to get it right with a little extra research. Just to do what is convenient isn't really always convenient. It's actually really hard sometimes.
Crave: You've had the chance to go to some pretty interesting time periods and worlds. Do you have a dream project?
Arthur: Well, I like to think that as long as I'm working on something new and interesting and not repeating myself -- I'm prepping a sci-fi at the moment, which I've never done before. That's exciting. My dream project would be going back to my New York roots and doing something in the period of the 40's and 50's, based on my experience at the time. I'd like to try to get that right because I've never really seen it. No disrepect to anybody like Martin Scorsese, but the New York of my youth I haven't seen anybody get right yet. So something like that, I guess. We got close to it on "American Gangster". It really wasn't my era, but I was there at the time. I was a student in the 60's in New York. It was fun recreating New York. I'd like to do that again because it was personal. But anything new and different, I'm ready. It keeps you on your toes. You don't want it to be too easy.
Crave: You mention a science fiction. Is this the "Alien" prequel?
Arthur: Yeah, we're in development on that. I'm in Pinewood now doodling spaceships. I've got a little art department and we're trying to get it off the ground.
Crave: That's not just the first sci-fi you've done. That's the first sequel. How is it different working from a frame of design that already exists?
Arthur: Well it's not really a sequel. It's a prequel. So we can deconstruct the original. That's an interesting challenge to anticipate. Where it all came from. It's origins. It's almost like archeology. You're designing in reverse time.
Crave: How does technology affect your job? Even going back to "Gladiator", computers seems to play such a huge role in creating film environments.
Arthur: We've always tried to use them as much as possible, but not at the expense of the traditional crafts. It's just another tool in the tool box. We still build giant sets all over the place in the worst possible weathers. We're in inaccessible locations sometimes where you have to build the road to get to it yourself. And then extending it even larger to get the ultimate balance between tactility -- something that you can really feel and is actually there and the immense scale that you can get with sense of proportion and realtion to the subject that people, I think, in the audience expect to be bigger and bigger every time they go to the movies. Because they think of the ancient world and the movies are their only access to it. Most of it doesn't exist anymore. It's just ruins. But in traditional media, planning for previsualizations. It allows us to dream really big dreams and actually achieve them. It's possible when just 20 years ago it wasn't.
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Our society is probably the first in which we agree to keep what matters most to us out of our common discourse, because it could divide us. Combine the secular basis of liberal democracy with capitalism, and you get a society in which civic order and the need for distraction become the most valued commodities.
In traditional societies, one religion usually reigned; members of minority communities were tolerated at best, or they were persecuted or slaughtered. The separation of church and state has at least freed religion from its alliance with coercive power, and where no particular advantage can be gained from religious affiliation, a faith may be chosen cleanly and honestly.
But the price paid for this is that we see religion placed in the realm of the subjective, a matter of taste. The differences involved in religion divide us, and what unites us is considered much more important-but what is that, in our secular society? The marketplace, not only of ideas but of commodities-or rather, ideas become commodities, and the ones we like best are the ones we accept as true. The successful sale of a commodity demands that the thing we are being sold-cars, whiskey, brand-name clothes, bottled water, religion-can satisfy us and make us whole now, and we will not be happy (being happy is all-important) unless we buy, or buy into, what is being offered for sale.
Our culture tells us this at every turn...
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The elusive graffiti artist offers his take on the scandal
The Guardian's Nick Davies may have been the first to get a book deal out of the phone-hacking scandal, but Banksy is still the innovator when it comes to graffiti.
The elusive artist tagged a wall with a playful take on the media world's woes. It depicts a water tap being called — get it, a tap phoned — as well as a confused person.
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Food Good. Staff "S***'s l...Posted: 2/14/2012
Food Good. Staff "S***'s like a vacuum cleaner" My girlfriend loves the food; if it wasn't for that I'd never go again. We have gone there for years and each time the waiting staff keeps getting worse. I've had to get up and get my own drink refills, hot sauce and chips. Time before last I had to send back the food 3 times. I finally gave up, my girlfriend ate her meal, I went home hungry. It wouldn't have been as bad but then I had to go get the waiter in order to get the check. Come on guys, work on your staff.
HAD FOOD POISIONING FOR SIX MONTHSUpdated: 9 days ago
I had stomach problems for six months after eating here. The food was horrible and the service wasn't any better. Went to the doctors several times after my hubby and I ate chicken. I had heartburn which I had never had before and after getting over my illness I no longer have again. Evertime I drive pass I feel sorry for the patrons. Please do not eat here you will wish you hadn't.
GREAT FOR MI FAMILIA Y AMIGOS !!!!!!!!!!!!Updated: 9 days ago
the service is pretty good, i dont have a problem with it. i love the home made tortillas with fajita. and a really salty margarita. i also like the chips and salsa
great for parties!!!!!Updated: 9 days ago
i hosted a party in los cucos about two weeks ago for 50. it was a fajita party with drinks. i ended up paying only 120 dollars . dats only 2 dollars and 40 cents pear each person. the food is very affordable and is also very very good. wich flavor is all that matters!!!!!!!
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Los Cucos dosnt only have great food, but a great aroma. If you have kids los cucos is the place for you because it has a really delicious kids menu. And it makes the best flan in houston.
i love it!!!Updated: 9 days ago
everytime i passed through this restaurant i saw it full at mornings and nights. I figured it must be good so i gaved it a try. i went on a tuesday afternoon and the service was excellent. i sat down and ordered some tacos nemed something like sergio tacos with a nice cold cola. i sat down and enjoyed it like if it was the end of the world. i fell in love with the food in this restaurant. now it has been my favorite restaurant.
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today i was feeling very sad because i my girlfriend and i broke up with each other. my parents had already invited me to los cucos , i couldnt let them down. so i stood up and went with a sad smile, i was about to cry. i sat down and i just relaxed. so like in about a minute we placed an order. i ordered dessert bto take the pain away. i ordered fryed ice cream . i dunno but the ice cream actually made me feal a little better. by the end of the after noon i left this place with a true big smile on my face.=D
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i really like the fajitas and the playground for my 4-year old. my husband also likes the flautas. i also like the buffet on saturdays and sundays\r
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Victoria Beckham has teamed up with Range Rover to produce a special edition Evoque luxury SUV. The former Spice Girl, married to soccer star David Beckham, has designed fashion lines before, but says this is her first foray into automobiles.
Another announcement at the Beijing Auto Show brings us to our last word in business today: Posh ride.
At that show, Victoria Beckham announced that she's teamed up with Range Rover to produce a special edition Evoque luxury SUV. The former Spice Girl, married to soccer star David Beckham, has designed fashion lines before, but says this is her first foray into automobiles.
VICTORIA BECKHAM: I wanted to design a car that I want to drive. I want a car that David also wants to drive. I wanted to design a car that shows my personality.
INSKEEP: So here's the kind of car that shows her personality: a car with matte-gray paint, glossy black wheels, vintage tan leather seats - with baseball stitching, we're told - and also rose gold accents. Oh, it also comes with matching luggage.
MONTAGNE: All of this will run her - or you, should you decide to buy it - about $130,000, or twice the price of the regular Evoque. But it's exclusive. Reuters reports only 200 will be made.
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Last time I was at this hotel it was dirty, loud, and just bad all around....this time no different. Here's the events, got there got out room key and went up to our room which was on the second floor as soon as the elevator doors opened it smelt like weed, I thought for sure I was going to get high just standing there it was so bad... we checked our room smelt even worse we even tried to air it out but it just got worse by this time I was already annoyed. So we went back to the front desk and asked to be placed on a different floor because that one smelled, they said their was no rooms on the other floors but he would give us a different room on the second floor on the opposite side (almost like he knew where the smell was coming from) he then asked us why we didn't like our original room and I told him it smelt like marijuana and he literally looked at me like he had no idea what marijuana was.... the second room smelt better thank goodness because I now had a headache.... but this room had pee all over the toilet seat....wonderful!! On top of everything the beds are still horrible, if anything they are worse than I remember it was soooo bad! Every move you made every breath you took the mattress made a noise. I am really hoping the company picks a different hotel to do business with, this one is awful!
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Go COMMERCIALS!
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Go 49ERS!
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Congrat's to these four players for being part of a team that has excelled this year. Congrat's to anyone who excels at their chosen profession enough to earn accolades. Not sure why being football players deserves more praise than a cop, school teacher, doctor or any other profession. Also not sure why they need to be pointed out more than any other player on any of these four teams just because they're LDS. Good job to all the players!
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Collie is a gamer. Maybe not the smartest guy for continuing to play, but he is
a gamer nonetheless.
Also, I think it is funny how this article turned into Sunday School.
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Participating and attending a sporting event recreationally is very different than athletics being your job and means of supporting your family. We aren't to be the judge.
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Goll thats so neat.
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I am a blogger for a site for the Kansas City Chiefs. I'm still in shock over the implosion of my beloved team...both after our bye week and in the playoffs. With all that said, my favorite Mormon in the National Football League is Andy Reid. Partial? You bet!
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(Why the errant apostrophe in "congrat's"?)
I'm surprised that there aren't already more people arguing about whether these guys shouldn't have agreed to work a game on the Sabbath, the same as BYU. But congrats to them!
Many LDS are raised by the book that being in a game on Sunday is against the Sabbath, so is just watching in person, and then just TV. But then there's the camp who believes that while playing one on the Sabbath is still breaking it, and watching in person is "gray," just watching on TV at a home might not be.
I was raised with that first set ("all 3 against"). We know what Prez Kimball said about the first 2. But he wasn't terribly clear about the just-on-TV part. I even had an elders' quorum prez and a bishop's counselor who attended SB parties at someone's home. So even though I grew up with that strictest sense, now I go "Wait! If my bishop's counselor and EQP do it, why shouldn't I?" I don't even like football, but now I want to be at one of these parties too!
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I think that it is great for these guys to have a chance to go to the super bowl. It's great that they are LDS. But, I don't understand why their being LDS should be announced because they maybe going to the Supper Bowl. They don't announce how many Baptist, Jews or Catholics do they? When major crimes or wrong doing is done, they don't bring up other peoples faiths, but when they are LDS they do tend to do it, even if that person was baptized at 8, but never active. Just saying. Perhaps, it should not always be an issue to be brought up. Congratulations to them and their families.
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i have yet to understand why we laud these people when they are clearly breaking
the Sabbath and have done so numerous times.
can't even call them "sunday mormons".
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I guess that means it is okay for LDS to watch the super bowl.
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To the critics that think that being a Mormon disqualifies them from being talked about as professional standout athletes and whether they should be playing on Sunday's [the sabbath]..The Savior has admonished us to be in the World but not of the World...Occupations are a very good example.. Should the priesthood holders and return missionaries not accept responsibilities in occupations that are say..Policemen, firemen, doctors, nurses, emergency workers in public service, rescuers, pilot's, service in the military, and hundreds of other occupations that are part of serving others as the scriptures admonish us to do and that require 24 hour service responses because set by the needs of others or as in most cases should they continue to give of them self in examples of being a good example thru sometimes fame and sometimes just saving lives in floods, fires etc. This world is blessed by those that serve a cause...even when the ox is in the mire.
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When playing on Sunday is your job, it is your job. Why judge. This issue has come up many times over the years and too many people like to judge. These self righteous attitudes must cease. These young men set a great example and excel in what they do. Most make arrangements to attend meetings and partake of the sacrament where ever they can. People need to worry more about how they themselves conduct their own lives and less about others.
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Go Hawks!
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Hey, CDL, I have plenty of supper bowls at my house here. Wanna bring your
family over for a meal between potential friends? :-D
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The reason for this article is because most of the reader on this news site are LDS.
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While I wish each of these folks the very best, does their religion matter in this situation? How about the number of Catholics or Southern Baptists? Or make int interesting, how about reporting the number of Muslims or Jews playing in the Super Bowl. So the question is whether we are reading a mainstream newspaper or the Church News (where this belongs).
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The Sabbath was made for man not man for the Sabbath. When will people understand that? This is what these folks do for a living and their families depend on it. So who are we to say that God is not ok with that? I wish people will just worry about their own selves instead of constantly playing judges for others. If they're breaking the Sabbath, don't you think God is aware of it? Ok, I don't even know why I'm wasting my time voicing my opinion because I know the moderators will nix me for sure as they have done to me several times before. Oh well...
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Those of you who judge that it is a sin to pursue a career that requires Sunday
work, let me ask what you think of: 1. a dairy farmer who milks his cows on
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Sunday, 3. a commercial pilot who has scheduled flights on Sunday, 4. a
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As for me, I will not condemn anyone whose occupation requires Sunday work, but I greatly admire exceptional college football players who have chosen to pursue other careers even when they were assured a very advantageous position in the NFL draft. Most folks choose their career path. Some choose a career that makes it easier to keep the Sabbath Day holy.
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If you have an sheathed weapon in a Handy Haversack that you have within reach (IE tied to your belt), can you both reach for said weapon and unsheath it in a single action? Or does drawing a weapon from a Handy Haversack and drawing it from its sheath count as two actions?
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Some weapons have to be sheated before being put into a handy haversack or they risk perforating it. You still need to unsheat them after drawing them, unless you have the Quick Draw feat or the Magic Item Compendium weapon crystal that doubles the feat.
Using a club or some other weapon that does not need to be sheated could be a nice alternative.
To retrieve a weapon from a haversack then draw the weapon,
Usually This Takes 2 Move Actions
Heward's handy haversack (DMG 258) (2,500 gp; 5 lbs.) says
Emphasis mine. So even if a creature's strapped the magical backpack to his belt (somehow), it's still a move action to retrieve the weapon from the haversack as removing any item from it is a move action.
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I'd argue, after retrieving the weapon from the haversack, then the weapon must be drawn, and that there is no distinction between unsheathing a weapon and drawing a weapon--the term drawing a weapon is an abstraction used to indicate what one does to ready one's weapon usable in combat. The Player's Handbook makes this fairly clear:
Thus, once a weapon's been retrieved from the haversack, it's within "easy reach," and can be drawn like any other weapon within easy reach, usually by taking a move action or drawn simultaneously when the creature takes a move action to move up to the creature's Speed. The draw a weapon action must occur even if the weapon's a spear, mace, or sword. Maybe the haversack always spits out the spear at an awkward angle or whatever.
The problem is that when the Player's Handbook says that a weapon's "cost includes miscellaneous gear that goes with the weapon, such as a scabbard for a sword or a quiver for arrows" (PH 114), it doesn't go on to detail which weapons include miscellaneous gear such as an appropriate container, leaving such judgment entirely up to the DM. Should a spear be stored with a leather wrap covering the tip? Probably. But only the DM knows for sure, and only the DM knows if he wants that kind of detail to matter.
Further, while the bag of holding (DMG 248) (2,500+ gp; 15+ lbs.) says that
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Air pollution and type 1 diabetes in children
Version of Record online: 18 APR 2006
DOI: 10.1111/j.1399-543X.2006.00150.x
Pediatric Diabetes
Volume 7, Issue 2, pages 81–87, April 2006
Additional Information
How to Cite
Hathout, E. H., Beeson, W. L., Ischander, M., Rao, R. and Mace, J. W. (2006), Air pollution and type 1 diabetes in children. Pediatric Diabetes, 7: 81–87. doi: 10.1111/j.1399-543X.2006.00150.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 18 APR 2006
- Version of Record online: 18 APR 2006
- Submitted 3 December 2004. Accepted for publication 15 September 2005
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- air pollution;
- etiology;
- type I diabetes
Background: Over the past decade, there has been a worldwide largely unexplained increase in the incidence of type 1 diabetes in young children. This study explores the quantitative role of exposure to specific air pollutants in the development of type 1 diabetes in children.
Methods: A total of 402 children were retrospectively studied. Zip code-related, time-specific birth-to-diagnosis exposure to five ambient air pollutants was obtained for 102 children with type 1 diabetes and 300 healthy children receiving care at a single hospital. Pollution exposure levels were created by summing up zip code-specific pollution data and dividing by months of exposure from birth to diagnosis. Analysis employed χ2, two-tailed independent sample t-test and unconditional logistic regression.
Results: Odds ratio (OR) was significantly high for cumulative exposure to ambient ozone (O3) and sulfate (SO4) in cases compared with controls, OR = 2.89 [95% confidence interval (CI) = 1.80–4.62] and OR = 1.65 (CI = 1.20–2.28), respectively, even after adjustment for several potential confounders. Passive smoking was more frequent in children with diabetes (30 vs. 10%, p = 0.001). Attending day care and breast feeding in infancy were less frequent in children with diabetes (14 vs. 23%, p = 0.025; 59 vs. 78%, p = 0.001). Family history of diabetes, autoimmune disease and drug abuse was more frequent in cases (p < 0.01).
Conclusion: Cumulative exposure to ozone and sulfate in ambient air may predispose to the development of type 1 diabetes in children. Early infant formula feeding and passive smoking in the household may precipitate or accelerate the onset of type 1 diabetes.


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Hey Runners! Tomorrow is National Running Day and I'm curious to know how all of you are planning to commemorate what should be a religious holiday. My plans are to get in at least 3 miles tomorrow. I have an early morning meeting, but I'm going to try and hit the pavement in the morning. May have to get up a lot earlier than usual, but it shouldn't be too bad. It's gonna be about 93 degrees in Atlanta tomorrow, so I definitely want to run before the heat kicks up.
What are your plans? Inquiring minds want to know.
Happy National Running Day, everyone!
2015 Highlights:
I celebrated National Running Day just a bit early, on Monday, 5/30. I raced the Fiesta Days 10K in La Canada, CA. This is the 21st year in a row that I've done this race! (they have both a 5K and a 10K; I've done both over the years). Weather was excellent - high 50's, clear and dry. The course is fairly challenging - rolling hills, with a downhill start and an uphill finish. Finished in 50'50" - that's clock time, they don't do chip timing - beat 51 min (YES) and took 3rd place in age group (Party Time).
2015 highlights...
@ 5K: New Balance Palm Springs 5K, Palm Springs, CA, 24:32
Angels Baseball Foundation 5K, Anaheim, CA, 24:24
Pride of the Valley, Baldwin Park, CA, 24:28
@ 10K: LA Chinatown Firecracker 10K, Los Angeles, CA, 52:15
Great Race of Agoura - Old Agoura 10K, Agoura Hills, CA, 51:40
Fiesta Days Run, La Canada, CA, 49:57
I'd love to run, however with a knee injury from a recent fall that is now infected I'll be setting this one out.
Kristy in NC
3/12/11 - St. Patricks Day 5K - First 5K - 43 min
7/4/11 - Peachtree Road Race - 1hr 30 min
9/2/11 - BB&T Sunset 5K - 40:48
10/22/11 - Rocktoberfest 5K - 38:53
11/5/11 - CommYOUnity 5K - 37:22
11/24/11 - Butterball 5K - 37:03
3/25/12 - Charlotte Motor Speedway 5K - 34:21
Congratulations, Carol. I'm running a 10K this Saturday and hoping for a PR with less than an hour. My best 10K time is 01:00:17. It could be 59:59 and I'd be happy. lol Happy National Running Day!
Didn't get up early enough to get a run in, so I guess I'll be heading out in the heat this afternoon. I feel like I have to run today to celebrate this "holiday" that I never even knew existed. Oh well, I'm a runner.
2015 Highlights:
Sorry to hear that, KGB. Best wishes for a swift recovery.
2015 Highlights:
CRL8686: 21 years that is amazing!!!!
Just my Wed run with the running group I think lots of 300 with a 100 jog between.
I'm so lame. Today is my rest day. But I'll be thinking of you guys out there running today on National Running Day!!! I'm on another social messageboard. I have a nutrition and health thread over there so I shared some running tips and some other little fun info about running and road racing.
I guess I did my part. HAPPY NATIONAL RUNNING DAY!
Completed Races 2012:
Rock and Roll USA Half Marathon, 02:54:26 (1st run POST injury)
Cherry Blossom 10-Miler, 01:49:00
Upcoming Races 2012:
IronGirl Half Marathon, 4/29/12
Frederick Half Marathon, 5/6/12
Atlantic City International Sprint Tri, 09/17/12
Rock and Roll Philly Half Marathon, 09/18/12
Baltimore Half Marathon, 10/13/12
Marine Corps Marathon, 10/28/12
ING NYC Marathon, 11/4/12
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Teach, Learn, Play 5k, 10/02/11 00:26:57 (PR)
Marine Corps Marathon 10k, 10/30/11 01:05:38 (PR)
Baltimore Half Marathon, 10/15/11, 02:24:15 (PR)
I'm getting over what I believe is strept and haven't run for the past three days, but I'm determined to get out there today, mostly because it's National Running Day, but also partly because I'm hoping to run my first race (a short 2 miler) this weekend! I'll run anywhere from 2 miles to 3.6 miles today, depending on how good I feel once I start running...especially since my only time to run is at 3:00 in the afternoon and it's supposed to get up to a toasty 97 today!!!
Follow me on Twitter: @KatieRUNning
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6/4/11 - Salvation Army Dash From Disaster 2 Mile Run - 18:55.5
6/25/11 - Tomato Festival 5K - 28:15
7/4/11 - The Great Commission 4 Miler - 37:30 (2nd place in my age group)
7/9/11 - Swinging Bridge 5K - 31:12
7/16/11 - Hit The Bricks 5K - 28:36
8/6/11 - Run For The Son 5K
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Poor planning on my part....bummer. I ran Monday, Tuesday, today is c/t....walked 45 min and did weights 30 min.....tomorrow, I'll do lsd in honor of National Running Day.
Every day is a celebration since I got back into running.
Marie from Tennessee
Training for Disney 2013 Goofy Challenge.....Yes, I'm certifiably CRAZY!
61 year olds must be out of their minds to run a half marathon followed by a full the next day!
Disney Half Marathon 1/7/2012 2:37:59
Bear Hunt 5K 9/24/11 28:28 pb
Trojan Trek Trail 5K 8/6/11 31:45
Expo 10K 5/28/11 1:01:28,
Expo 10K 5/26/12 1:05:39
Eastman 10K 9/8/2012 1:01:11 pb
"Let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us." Hebrews 12:1
Don't forget you save a few $ if you register for a Rock n Roll marathon today to celebrate National Running Day. I think I'm going to sign up for the one in LA.
Hey NRDgirl,
We had 92 this afternoon in Dahlonega, so it was more comfortable than Atlanta, but still only got in 3 miles. It was a little something to celebrate anyway!
Hey Running, we're both crazy because I just came in from a run in 92 degrees as well. I couldn't get out this morning so I tried to wait until it got a little cooler. So much for that, considering it's 9:30 and still 90 degrees. I was sweatin bullets, but I had to do it for Nat'l Running Day. lol It was great!
2015 Highlights:
Ran six miles this evening after it cooled down and tried out the new Amphipod water bottle. Happy National Running Day everyone!!!! Hopefully there will be many more for alll of us!!!!
4/30/11 IL Marathon 10K 57:43
5/14/11 Kirby Derby 10K 57:49 3rd place in div
7/4/11 Freedom 5K 28:59
Lost 80lbs since 6/17/10 starting wt 280lbs
Joined Second Wind Running Club 9/2011
8/27/11 13.38mi 2:32
9/17/11 13.45mi 2:27
Habitat for Humanity 5K 12/31/11 26:42 PR
4/28/12 IL Marathon 1st 1/2 2:10:38
Cycled 1600 mi summer of 2012
Cycled Hilly Hundred 10/25/12
Upcoming races
April 2013 1st full marathon..
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American education in the age of mass migrations 1870–1930
This paper derives original series of average years of schooling in the United States 1870–1930, which take into account the impact of mass migrations on the US educational level. We reconstruct the foreign-born US population by age and by country of origin, while combining data on the flow of migrants by country and the age pyramids of migrants by country. Then, we use original data on educational attainment in the nineteenth century presented in Morrisson and Murtin (J Human Cap, in press) in order to estimate the educational level of US immigrants by age and by country. As a result, our series are consistent with the first national estimates of average schooling in 1940. We show that mass migrations have had a significant but modest impact on the US average educational attainment. However, the educational gap between US natives and immigrants was large and increased with the second immigration wave, a phenomenon that most likely fostered the implementation of restrictive immigration rules in the 1920s.
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Game 008 : Mutant Fish
FoCo Photog 3:27am, 3 January 2006
I think there is a lot of oppurtunity and an equal challenge to this one, I'm eager to see what you come up with.
Scientific deliriums 11 years ago
azzidforce 11 years ago
FoCo Photog 11 years ago
ah, sweet that's awesome, keep going!
much better - now the wrong water perspective is not confusing any more! :-)
Eat the Rich Posted 11 years ago. Edited by Eat the Rich (member) 11 years ago
Eat the Rich 11 years ago
hehehe great stuff.... just out of sync (sp?)
is anyone else playing?
is anyone else playing?
hmm... the last pic ist way cool :-) - but killed the game (see rules) :-(
FoCo Photog 11 years ago
Here's what we can do, there can be two versions of the shot and the game. If anyone would like to contribute a photoshop tennis 'play' to either variation, so be it. But do keep going!
semath1 Posted 11 years ago. Edited by semath1 (member) 11 years ago
hm, cuz it deserves explaining, the dude in the photo is a friend of mind... and i realized that if this lobby wasn't dead, i probably kinda hit it outta bounds. my bad. but i had done it and i didn't want it to go to waste so i posted it. if this ball is still in play and it is determined that mine is out of bounds, just ignore it and go around it. or use it. whatever.
FoCo Photog Posted 11 years ago. Edited by FoCo Photog (member) 11 years ago
yeah... completely out of bounds. Go read the rules. If anyone is still interested, play off of JRR's last post.
lets get things back on track.
eye eye
FoCo Photog Posted 11 years ago. Edited by FoCo Photog (member) 11 years ago
What are you doing? Did you even read the rules before you threw that crap up there? What were you thinking? In the world of photoshop tennis any 6 year old can play with the liquify tool and throw their email over it. Don't play my post again. I'm disgusted. Also you can't put a copyright image, I haven't given you that right, so, take it off.
well said. it's pretty much spam!
PicArt by Mike PRO Posted 8 years ago. Edited by PicArt by Mike (member) 8 years ago
misshollyj1 8 years ago
haha thats cool!
Byte-Size Posted 8 years ago. Edited by Byte-Size (member) 8 years ago
And coming up from the rear is Enzo Ferrari in his latest all-terrain vehicle!
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Super Rabbit One PRO Posted 8 years ago. Edited by Super Rabbit One (member) 8 years ago
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This is my first go at PS Tennis
Silencer_ [deleted] 8 years ago
this one has really got out of hand
fowl_mike 8 years ago
This game seems to be the longest-running game in PSTennis history.
The blurry hting outside the window is a Hawker Tempest. Perhaps I overdid the motion blur slightly.
nacnudnosrehtam 8 years ago
stylish kev 1 8 years ago
Thought I'd put Fishy back in the water
Large one
Large one
The*Archivist 8 years ago
Since we are going surreal, thought I would add the "Men in Black" factor...
Mildly large here....
Mildly large here....
stylish kev 1 8 years ago
Now we're going surreal!?!?!
have a look 8 or 9 photos from the beginning.
Although saying that good add :)
have a look 8 or 9 photos from the beginning.
Although saying that good add :)
The*Archivist 8 years ago
Nice touch adding the previous 'out-of-bounds' picture as the author's portrait.
Good add...
Good add...
Ruby.W. 8 years ago
Dropped from my chair seeing this :-D
Dropped from my chair seeing this :-D
Ruby.W. 8 years ago
Ty Peregrin. I spent a ton of time on that dang mess!
ericreyes_th 8 years ago
paper boat
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Gr8 :-) I thought this thread already died :-)


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Annette Crooks, 38, of Manchester, pleaded innocent in Bennington criminal court Thursday to a felony charge of first-degree aggravated domestic assault and a misdemeanor charge of reckless endangerment.
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