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Apocalyptic Bodies
The Biblical End of the World in Text and Image
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Apocalyptic Bodies by Tina Pippin
Book DescriptionApocalyptic Bodies traces the biblical notions of the end of the world as represented in ancient and modern texts, art, music and popular culture, for example the paintings of Bosch. Tina Pippin addresses the question of how far we, in the late twentieth century, are capable of reading and responding to the 'signs of the times'. It will appeal not only to those studying religion, but also to those fascinated with interpretations of the end of the world.
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Book DetailsISBN: 9780415182492
(216mm x 138mm x 13mm)
Pages: 176
Imprint: Routledge
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Publish Date: 15-Apr-1999
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
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Books By Author Tina Pippin
Postmodern Bible Reader, Paperback (August 2001)
* The first anthology of critical and literary theoristsa readings of the Bible. * Engages students with the different ways of making the Bible part of the a postmoderna world. * Represents a body of work which introduces new complexities, controversies and insights into biblical studies.
Apocalyptic Bodies, Hardback (April 1999)
Apocalyptic Bodies presents a cultural, critical reading of apocalyptic texts and images, using a variety of critical perspectives, including body criticism, ideological criticism and horror and fantasy theories.
Violence, Utopia and the Kingdom of God, Paperback (June 1998)» View all books by Tina Pippin
Violence, Utopia and the Kingdom of God presents a provocative and arresting new analysis of Biblical texts which draws on the most recent critical approaches to provide a unique study of the Biblical narrative.
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From where I witness things on the ground in east Kent and from what I hear from prospective candidates in constituencies throughout the country, things look very different to Andy Beckett's bleak view. Maybe my own judgment is immersed in wish fulfilment too, but only time will tell who is right.
To start a party from nothing; to present only one issue to the public; to field 550 prospective candidates; to gain ground, however disputable the amount gained - these things are in themselves a considerable achievement.
Any hopes that the Referendum Party will now go quietly away are vain. Other party stalwarts should remind themselves that all we seek is to re-empower their own successful candidates.
The pounds 200m yearly "information on Europe" budget from Brussels and the pounds 60m given by George Soros to "further European unification" places Sir James Goldsmith, with his pounds 20m, more in the role of a David than a Goliath.
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The Beehive Oven lets you enjoy moist, flavorsome foods cooked in an authentic European wood-fired oven, but at a fraction of the cost of installing a commercial pizza oven. Virtually anything that can be cooked in a conventional oven can be cooked in the Beehive, but at shorter cooking temperatures, due to the heat intensity.
Your Beehive Oven is fueled using seasoned hard woods or fruit-wood, which impart a wonderful smoky flavor to food. The oven is constructed of two hand-made terracotta ovens, one inside the other, with a layer of insulation between. The outside of the oven gets warm, but not hot, to the touch, though care must be taken when working around the oven opening.
It is designed for high heat to build up internally and radiate from the dome down, and dissipate slowly, making it ideal for many types of cooking. Use long oven-gloves when working with the fire, and cookware designed for wood-fired ovens, such as the range of terracotta roasting dishes provided by Al Fresco Imports. Fish, poultry, meats, vegetables, pizzas and breads will generally cook faster in the Beehive Oven than in a conventional oven, and will be touched by the aroma of wood-fire.
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For your first fire in the Beehive Oven, start with a small one to season the oven, and remove any residual moisture. Do not plan to use the oven to cook with for this first firing. Using scrunched paper, and small dry kindling wood, start by building a small fire at the back of the oven, and light the paper in 4 places. Progress to adding a couple of small logs for your seasoning fire, and spread or move the embers around the deck of the oven to season it thoroughly.
NEVER use soft wood (fir, pine) and do not use firelighters to start the fire, or chemical-based charcoal because they will coat the interior with a residue that will spoil the taste of oven-roasted food. Organic charcoal is fine to use in your Beehive because it contains no chemicals.
After the initial gentle firing in your oven, you can build a bigger one next time, using several logs, and increase the fire on subsequent firings. By the third firing, your oven is seasoned and you are ready to begin cooking. Using the same method to light the fire, add 4-6 logs to get a good fire underway. It will take about 45 minutes to an hour to reach cooking temperature, as the Beehive Oven walls absorb then reflect the heat. You will probably need to add a log every 15-20 minutes thereafter to maintain the heat. The best log sizes are around 8-10" long x 4-5" thick. If the fire gets too lively, use a long-handled oven tool or poker to knock it down and calm flames.
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Hand-made of hardwood to complement the rustic design of the Beehive Oven, the oven door is coated inside with metal. The oven door should be kept away from direct flames and intense heat -- and only be used at low temperatures (i.e. 375 degrees or less). Though seldom used for most types of cooking, the door can be useful in controlling the oven heat during low-temperature cooking (e.g. foods requiring 375 degrees or less, such as bread baking), and when used as a smoker. The door is designed to be propped against the mouth of the oven rather than to fit fully closed, thus allowing enough oxygen to keep the fire alight.
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Placed carefully into the oven once the fire is underway (you can then turn it to use horizontally) this iron cooking rack enables cooking on two levels at once. Since the oven is hotter at the top and the heat radiates from the top of the dome downwards, the rack is useful when cooking a dish of meats/fish on the rack, for example, while a dish of vegetables cook beneath it on the deck of the oven. Fire embers (or organic charcoal) can be flattened out over the center of the deck beneath the cooking rack, when cooking kebabs, fish, sausages, steaks etc. on a skillet. Care should be taken not to allow oils to drip directly onto the oven floor, and a drip pan should be used to avoid this. Use high temperature protective gloves when handling the oven rack, and whenever cooking with your Beehive Oven.
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The oven cover is water-resistant, and designed to be used to protect the Beehive Oven from the elements. It is made from top quality, heavy-duty nylon (of a green canvas appearance) and carries the Al Fresco Imports Beehive Oven logo. Apply the oven cover once the oven has cooled completely, and the oven door is in place. In windy conditions, a simple and effective method of securing the cover to the stand is with bulldog (or binder) clips.


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Would love to see the spring 90 box set released without the fillers.
wouldn't mind a rerelease like the Europe 72 box set.
Had to miss out on the original box set.
Listening to Classic Vinyl on my Sirius (very rare I move from the GD station) and I hear that wed morning 9 EST David Lemieux is doing a 90 min special on the GD station for the new MAY 1977 BOX SET!!! 5 complete shows (they didn't say which ones). I feel like Ed Grimley at Christmas.... I couldn't be more excited!
Sure hope it wasn't just a wishful flashback :-)
like yer thinkin up to 74!!! LOL!!
i need a fix...............cuz i'm goin down!!!
These two shows would make an excellent box set along with another show on the tour with a good source.
But the idea of flipping in the middle of a song (3X no less) is totally hack, though I do understand the limitations.
Hey Gang,
We are releasing Dicks Picks vol 3 and 4 on vinyl March 19th. You can pre order now at
These are from the original tapes and mastered for vinyl by Jeffrey Norman. See below for his comments. Thanks for your time.
Mr Norman talks about mastering vol 3 and 4.
"I was excited to get the chance to remaster the early Dick's Picks' releases for vinyl…they were originally mastered for CD in 1995-96, and I was looking forward to hearing the 1/4″ source tapes once again, 17 years later. What I didn't expect was the dramatic improvement the new mastering gives to these classic releases. The original CD resolution is 44.1KHz/16bit (as is any released CD), while the mastering I am now doing for the vinyl releases is 96KHz/24bit. I'm now using a state-of-the-art analog to digital converter (Pacific Microsonics Model 2)….and I've probably gotten better at doing this over the years! I used the original CDs as a guide for the new mastering, but when listening to the CDs I feel like I'm listening in black and white, while the new mastering feels like I'm listening in color. It's very exciting!
A few observations: the mixes for Dick's Picks Vol. 3 and Vol. 4 couldn't be more different. The Pembroke Pine show (Vol.3) is quite bass strong and powerful. The Fillmore East show (2/13-14/12) on the other hand is very bright and a little bass shy. Both represent the ears and interpretations of the mixers at the time (Betty Cantor Jackson at Pembroke Pines, and Bear at the Fillmore East), and both capture the quality and excitement of these shows. I did some equalization on both shows to enhance the presentation but kept true to what the original mixers intended. As typical of all Grateful Dead shows, both these two shows are very dynamic….there's a wide range of volume from quiet to very loud. I tried to keep the dynamics intact, with very little limiting, using limiting mainly as protection against digital overs.
In choosing the songs for each side of vinyl, the goal was to be true to the flow of the show and keep the fidelity as high as possible. There is a physical limitation to the length of a vinyl side….if it gets too long there is a loss of bass and level. Ideally the sides would be no longer than 20 minutes, and for the most part that was accomplished. However there are a few sides that are longer than ideal, but because of the way the music lays out there was no way around a few longer lengths. Also because of those side length constraints, there are some songs that had to be split in two (i.e. Vol.4 Dark Star, The Other One, and Lovelight)…sorry, you're going to have to flip the record to get the entire "good stuff".
Considering that these tapes are 40 years old (in the case of Vol. 4, Fillmore East), they sound phenomenal! There are some issues on the original recording that can't be fixed (i.e.. L/R movement side to side in Vol. 3 Eyes of the World), but that in no way takes away from this great music."
2/5-8/70 – Fillmore West;
2/11-14/70 – Fillmore East (Let's be honest, Dick's Picks, Vol. 4 doesn't really do this justice);
4/4-6/71 – Manhattan Center;
4/25-29/71 – Fillmore East;
6/9-10/73 – RFK Stadium;
7/27-28/73 – Watkins Glen;
2/22-24/74 – Winterland;
6/22-23/74 – Miami;
Anything from Europe '74;
10/16-20/74 (how about this ~15 disc set for October '14?);
Pretty much any multi-night theater run from '76;
3/18-20/77 – Winterland;
4/25-27/77 – Capitol Theater;
12/27-31/77 – Winterland;
7/17-19/89 – Alpine Valley;
10/11-15/89 –East Rutherford (in fact, go for any run on this tour);
The complete MSG '90 run, or Europe '90.
Take your time, though.
now that i've digested this beast. I love it, the music is top notch and now that you exquisitely marketed the hell out of it and got your $200 bucks a pop it's time to release the rest of the shows from each stand at the going rate. Everyone here knows there wasn't a bad show that spring, by the Summer Tour they were about to self combust (RIP Brent). The last night of the stand mentality was okay but, let's have the rest of the best... I've been seeing the band since 2/4/78 and continue to see FURTHUR as well as spend my hard earned coin on the products, so Europe put me into having to work overtime hours to afford it and though it was great and the setlists were somewhat static I love it! I'd love to be able to purchase entire runs from Uptown Theater,Chicago or Spectrum, Philly. Red Rocks, Greek, Frost etc hell It would be nice to have to the option to buy any show from 1989 and where are the videos man? You guys gotta have at least a couple of spot on 92-95 shows to share!? The cover bands in that AVMT night out at the movies were fantastic, release that Alpine show with the covers project bonus disc...Let's keep talkin' about August 1972 will that movie ever get released? What the hell happened to the JERRY GARCIA BAND SHOWS??? How can you guys not want to collect all of this bread man... take my money please. Give some of that church/warfield 90-95 jGB. RANT MODE OFF NOW. Thanks for the extremely expensive offerings that I will continue to buy. Gerry
I'll second those '80 shows mentioned a couple posts back.


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By our obedience to God's commands we can by no means earn our place in His kingdom. Nevertheless, that does not mean that our faithfulness to His law is unimportant. As those converted by His Spirit through the preaching ...Read More
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Joshua and the Israelites were commanded to destroy the inhabitants of Canaan because of the spiritual threat they presented to God's people (Ex. 34:11–16). Since this holy war was limited in scope and duration, the church is ...Read More


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> Bonnie, what you got is a dwarf AS, I am sure. Its mature height is more
> like 6' & perhaps 3-4' in width. My largest two are about 4' and one of
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MIDDLEBURG, Va. – Jason Vadhan didn't know anyone when he arrived at a summer camp for young people who, like him, have lost a loved one in a terrorist attack. But it didn't take long for him to form profound relationships.
Vadhan, whose grandmother was on United Flight 93, is one of the 77 participants in Project Common Bond, a summer camp that brings together relatives of 9/11 victims as well as youths from around the world who have been scarred by terrorism.
When the 18-year-old Vadhan, of Atlantic Beach, N.Y., finished a roundtable and interviews with reporters last week, other campers gathered in an adjoining room and burst into applause when he walked in.
"I came here not knowing one person," Vadhan said, "and when that door opened and there were people cheering for us, I walked right up to a kid I met three days ago, and I gave him a hug and I cried."
Project Common Bond is organized by Tuesday's Children, a nonprofit dedicated to serving the families of 9/11 victims. But the camp has, over the years, taken on a more international focus. This year's eight-day camp — held on the campus of a girls' private school about 40 miles west of Washington — included participants from eight countries, including, for the first time, Russia and Sri Lanka.
Many of the campers, who range in age from 15 to 20, return each year for the friendships, the sense of community and the shared experiences. Their lives are shaped by extraordinary events, but at Project Common Bond, they feel normal.
"It's so simple here," said Julie Griffin, 19, whose father was killed on Sept. 11. "Everybody just gets it."
Losing a relative to terrorism is different because the tragedy plays out in public, said Fran Furman, director of counseling at Tuesday's Children.
"You're unique in a way that you didn't choose to be unique," Furman said. "It's very, very difficult to feel like you can connect and bond with other teens."
Yet at the camps, close relationships form instantaneously.
"There's that deep connection," said Caitlin Leavey, 20, whose father, a firefighter, died while responding to the World Trade Center attack. "One of my friends doesn't speak English, and I'm still able to communicate with her and make a lasting friendship. I think that's amazing."
In the mornings, campers attend classes and group discussions on peacemaking and conflict resolution. This year's theme was dignity: how terrorists took it away; how they can reclaim it; and how they can encourage it in others.
Some have even chosen conflict resolution as a college major or career path based on their camp experiences.
"I wanted to turn my tragedy into something positive," said Leavey, who's majoring in peace and conflict studies at New York University and wears a necklace with the name of her father's fire company, Ladder 15.
Afternoons at the camp are all about fun, with sports, drama, music, art and dance.
Mijal Tenenbaum wasn't sure fun would be part of the experience when she attended last year's camp in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
"I thought it would be weird, that we would be here and be awkward all the time because there would be this big elephant in the room that we would not talk about," said Tenenbaum, a 17-year-old from Argentina whose father was killed in the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires. But when she arrived, she said, "it felt amazing."
Another gathering for children of 9/11 victims, called America's Camp, will be held in two weeks in Hinsdale, Mass. But Project Common Bond is the only one with international participants.
The 10th anniversary of Sept. 11 has not been a major focus of this year's camp, although a few campers are painting a mailbox that will be installed at the 9/11 Memorial at Ground Zero, serving as a symbolic receptacle for messages of peace from around the world.
The killing of terrorist leader Osama bin Laden, on the other hand, has come up frequently. The responses have been wide-ranging, said Monica Meehan McNamara, a family therapist and scholar who designs the curriculum for the camp. Some said they were happy and wanted to celebrate, while others argued another killing wouldn't solve anything.
Marie Clyne, 21, a camp counselor from Lindenhurst, N.Y., whose mother was killed on Sept. 11, said she felt more relief than joy. "It was kind of like, `Finally, the bad guy is gone,"' she said. But, she added, "I see both sides."
Sometimes the campers are forced to abandon their preconceptions. Project Common Bond includes both Israelis and Palestinians, and young people who hail from opposite sides of other conflicts.
Richard John Hill, 18, comes from a unionist family in Northern Ireland, and his uncle was killed by the Irish Republican Army. At Project Common Bond, he met someone from a nationalist family whose mother was killed by the IRA.
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Organizers hope to hold the camp abroad again next year, possibly in Spain. In the meantime, campers use social media to stay in touch throughout the year, and some even travel to visit one another.
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LONG-AWAITED safety changes to the road layout at Salerie Corner were hailed a much-needed improvement yesterday as the new crossing officially opened.
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IT is hard to believe that despite a shocking tragedy at what is now a notorious island accident spot, some road users are continuing to flout the law.
I AM writing to you as the owner of a local motor business that employs 11 local people and someone who loves the island he grew up in and is getting very disheartened about its current political direction.
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UNDER the most enormous pressure, Environment is buckling over plans to impose width and emissions taxes.
DEAR Vale deputies I am sure that you will be inundated with parishioners contacting you concerning the new vehicle width/emissions tax. I make no apology for adding to that correspondence.
THE proposed requete on paid parking shows that election time is coming. It will give deputies seeking re-election the chance to gain votes by reversing an unpopular decision.
Encouraging more people to cycle is one of the central goals of Environment's new transport strategy. It has already begun to act by confirming a much-needed review of the seafront cycle path.
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Small retailers might feel intimidated at the prospect of social media, whether it's mastering the plethora of social platforms available or dedicating the time, money, and resources to maintaining a social media presence. While developing a social media strategy does require you to make an investment, it isn't as all-consuming as you might think.
Here are some ways small retail brands can use social media to share and connect with their customers:
Share employee recommendations
Let your employees help curate your products. Your customers are always looking for recommendations on what to purchase, and having your employees share their top picks -- whether you're a coffee shop, clothing boutique, or pet supply store -- will give your customers some great suggestions and help them feel more connected to the people side of your brand.
We've got Carolyn Crane's MIND GAMES as Krystal's latest staff pick. Move over Christian Grey, here comes Packard...? greenlightbookstore.com/staffpicks
— Greenlight Bookstore (@greenlightbklyn) July 12, 2013
Tell your customers what's new in store
While you most likely have your loyal customers who make a point to stop in on a regular basis, there are other customers who might not be as diligent. By posting when you get in a new line of merchandise or switch up your lunchtime specials, you will catch the interest of customers who would have missed it otherwise.
Promote upcoming events
Do you have an upcoming charity night or in-store class to promote? Social media is the perfect way to get the word out about your event. My local lululemon offers free fitness classes most weeks, and they do a great job of posting about upcoming classes on their Facebook page to create awareness with their customers.
Offer exclusive deals and offers
Reward your social media community with exclusive deals and offers. Your fans and followers will feel appreciated as loyal customers, and if they choose to share with their own networks, you might get some additional customers as a result. Mabel's Labels decided to celebrate a big social media milestone with a special deal for their Facebook fans.
Provide customer service
Social media is another channel for your customers to reach out to you. Pay attention to direct mentions on Twitter and comments on your Facebook page and other social media profiles for opportunities to assist your customers with questions and concerns and respond to feedback. Being helpful and responsive will leave your customers with a positive impression and help build trust in your business.
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We set off from Montana early this morning for a day of snowmobiling in Yellowstone. Yellowstone is only about an hour from Big Sky here, so it was a short little drive, filled with the usual discussions of parallel universes and space travel (not kidding… that is all this group talks about when we get together). The whole experience was totally awesome and, for some reason, it way more fun than my last time on a snowmobile about five years ago.
The four of us arrived at Yellowstone adventures and grabbed some snowmobiles and checked out the route. We planned on going about 40 miles into Idaho deep into Yellowstone. I had been to Yellowstone once before in the summer, but this was my first experience in the winter, so I was excited to see it.
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A woman, who grew up in Cumbria, has touched down in Australia after a 13,000 mile flight in a vintage bi-plane.
Tracey Curtis-Taylor was recreating the journey made by the British adventurer Amy Johnson, who became the first woman to fly solo from Britain to Australia in 1930.
She said she was "euphoric" at completing her "huge adventure"
Tracey, who spent most of her teenage years in Appleby, set off in a 1942 Boeing Stearman Spirit of Artemis aircraft from Farnborough, Hampshire, in October.
She flew across 23 countries, making 50 refuelling stops over the course of three months, and has now arrived at Sydney Airport.
She posted on Facebook: "Finished Sydney Airport! End of huge adventure, thank you everyone who supported me."
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"This generation needs to know what the pioneers achieved and how they resolved to break the records."
She recreated the essence of Johnson's era of flying with an open cockpit, stick and rudder flying with basic period instruments and a short range between landing points.
She said the highlights of her journey included flying over the Dead Sea, the deserts of Arabia, the mountains of Burma and the coastline of Thailand.
Appleby prepares for fourth flood
The town of Appleby is preparing to face its fourth flood this week. The town suffered again on Boxing Day but river levels did not rise high enough to flood properties, although it did flood the main road through the town in the Sands area.
Meanwhile, a group of 50 volunteers from the Masjid e Tauheedul Islam Mosque in Blackburn have been in the town helping to hand out curries to flood victims as well as moving furniture and helping to clean up flood hit properties.
The volunteers arrived despite the fact that parts of their own community in Lancashire have been hit by flooding today.
"We decided to come here last week.
"And that's why we kept our commitment. Meanwhile in Blackburn there's a flood but we are not allowed to go in the area because the water's too high at the moment so hopefully in a day or two when the water's a bit lower, we'll go there and do the same again in Blackburn, Preston, Ribble and Ribchester as well."
River Eden bursts banks in Appleby
The River Eden has burst its banks in Appleby.
An Environment Agency flood warning is in place for the town and The Sands area is partially under water.
Crunch collection of flood damaged items in Appleby
People in Appleby are being asked to put their flood damaged waste out on the streets, ahead of a major clean up operation on Sunday.
Diggers will shift the items into skips from 8am in the morning, starting at the north side of the Sands and working in sections along the road.
Police will will stop vehicles and pedestrians while the work is in progress.
Once the Sands is complete Eden District Council's operation will move to the opposite side of the river to complete the clean up of other areas of Appleby.
- ITV Report
How much does rural crime cost Cumbria?
The NFU is pushing to raise awareness of rural crime in Cumbria, by teaching schoolchildren and the police about it.Read the full story ›
Children learn to crack down on rural crime
Schoolchildren are visiting a farm in Cumbria, to find out about the devastating effects of rural crime.
As part of the NFU's Country Watch Eden scheme, a farmer at Coupland Beck Farm in Appleby is explaining to the children and police how he defends against rural crime.
Rural crime cost Cumbria £590,000 in 2014.
WATCH: Ceremonial sword bearer
A rare and unusual job opportunity has opened up in Appleby near Penrith.
It's an unpaid position but it is a prestigious one.
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For the past two and a half years, The Park People has been working with residents dedicated to saving the beloved Sundial & Plaza at Cranmer Park. We have made great progress in raising the $1.8 million needed to complete the renovation and reconstruction and are SO CLOSE to reaching our goal! With the support of the community in the Final Hours of the campaign, we can raise the final dollars by the end of 2016 and complete the project in 2017.
CLOSE THE GAP: Recent gifts on Colorado Gives Day and a generous $50,000 pledge from Graland Country Day School gave the campaign a significant step forward, and Hilltop residents Cy and Lyndia Harvey have issued a $50,000 dollar-for-dollar matching fund to help raise the final dollars! Folks are stepping up to meet the challenge, and we now have less than $13,000 to raise to reach the full $1.8 million! YOU can help GET 'ER DONE! Please donate today in these final two weeks of the campaign. The value of your gift will be DOUBLED and help finish the campaign. – and please spread the word to rally the support of others who care about the sundial, our local parks, and quality of life in our community!
We appreciate gifts of all sizes and accept gifts of stock. (donate online here, Stock Gifting Form here). *Contributions of $5,000 and greater will receive permanent recognition onsite at the sundial plaza.
Giving Levels:
- Front Range – gifts over $20,000*
- Mount Evans – gifts over $10,000*
- Longs Peak – gifts over $5,000*
- Pikes Peak – gifts over $1,000
- Grays Peak – gifts over $500
- Torreys Peak – gifts over $100
We are pleased to have the support of roughly 700 households, a couple dozen foundations and businesses who value this special site and appreciate the vital role that Denver's parks, shared spaces, and special places play in all our lives. Through the Departments of Parks & Recreation and Arts & Venues, the City is contributing over half of the anticipated construction costs. Please see the full list of SOS contributors in our Park Bench newsletter (as of August 31, 2016).
The Sundial is gorgeous, unique and quintessentially Denver. It's the home of so many wonderful memories for my family. I knew it was the spot I wanted to take the wedding photos that I would cherish for my whole life!
- Lizzi Sullivan Beyer
The Final Hours
We need your support!
Saving Our Sundial
With help from The Park People
What is SOS?
Conducted in partnership with Denver Parks and Recreation, Save Our Sundial is a community-based effort to raise funds to restore the Cranmer Park Sundial & Plaza, one of Denver's great park landmarks.
The Park People is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization working in partnership with neighborhood leaders to raise the $1.8 million needed to preserve this community treasure for generations to come.
Our Timeless Park
Learn more about the sundial, the plaza, and the park
The Sundial Plaza
The park is used by thousands of Denverites and visitors enjoying our beautiful outdoors and is a regular stopping point for tour buses. Whether it's playing sports, creating memories for life's most cherished moments, taking a walk with friends, or man's best... Cranmer Park is near and dear to all of our hearts.
Originally named Mountain View Park, it's a visual gateway to the mountains. The edge of the plaza is bordered by a beautiful (but cracking) stone mosaic panorama depicting the mountain range. The plaza is a great spot for viewing sunsets, 4th of July fireworks, and five 14ers (14,000+ foot mountains… for the non-native Coloradans).
The park was renamed for George Cranmer, a former manager of Denver's Department of Parks and Improvements and the visionary behind Red Rocks Amphitheatre and Winter Park. Cranmer personally donated the sundial, carved from quartzite stone quarried in Lyons, CO and based on an ancient Chinese sundial design. The beloved sundial is an iconic landmark for the Hilltop neighborhood, and it's a point of pride for young children throughout the city to "summit" the sundial on their own.
See the Damage
Learn why we're raising money
A Foundation of Rubble
Unfortunately, the plaza was originally built on rubble and has no firm foundation. This has caused the plaza to buckle and sag, seriously damaging the flagstone, mortar, and mosaic panorama. In addition, vandals have chipped the face of the sundial.
The current sundial plaza is in such disrepair that it is on Colorado Preservation, Inc.'s list of Most Endangered Places 2013. Let's do our part to move the Sundial Plaza from that endangered list to the SAVED list!
Restoration that Lasts
Dig in to learn more about our Cranmer Park and our plans
To do this project right so that it lasts for generations to come, we need to take drastic action. We will undertake a long-lasting and historically accurate restorative rebuild of the plaza, mosaic panorama, and sundial. We will remove the entire plaza, lay a new solid foundation, rebuild the plaza with a slight grade to improve drainage, and repair the face of the sundial.
We've got big plans! Download the detailed plans to learn more about the specific work to be done. FYI they're about 2.6 MBs of PDFs.
We're in Good Hands
The Park People, working with our community
In its 47 year history, The Park People has infused millions of dollars into Denver's parks through the restoration of existing park infrastructure for fountains, historical park buildings, and through new construction for playgrounds and recreation facilities.
The City of Denver has generously committed $545,000 to the project, and we're working closely with committed neighborhood leaders to raise the remaining $1 million needed to restore the Sundial & Plaza. Now we need to rally the whole Denver community to Save Our Sundial!
Join Our Team!
Help rally our community to Save Our Sundial! You can join our SOS Committee… Help at an event or with a specific task… Do you have skills in grant writing or marketing that you'd like to volunteer? Would you like to host a house party for the campaign? Contact us at 303-722-6262, email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com!
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How Much Will Restoration Cost?The cost of the overall project is estimated to be $1.8 million. The City of Denver has generously committed $545,000 to the project, through the Parks and Recreation and the Arts and Venues departments. So it's up to our community to raise the rest!
Where Do the Donations Go?100% of your donations go to the Save Our Sundial Fund managed by The Park People, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Are Donations Tax Deductible?YES!!!
Are There Giving Levels?
Front Range – gifts over $20,000
Mount Evans – gifts over $10,000
Longs Peak – gifts over $5,000
Pikes Peak – gifts over $1,000
Grays Peak – gifts over $500
Torreys Peak – gifts over $100
We couldn't do it with out their help!
Ready to Make a Difference?
Donate to this worthy cause.
In earlier years, the City of Denver generously committed $545,000 to the project, through the Parks and Recreation and the Arts and Venues departments... and they are planning to request an additional $300,000 in the City's 2017 budget, so it's up to us to rally together to raise the rest! When we do, rest assured, we're uniquely positioned to be good stewards of your hard earned donations.
We've partnered with Rally4 to help us take secure donations. If you'd like to make an online donation, we'd be forever grateful. And of course, they're tax deductible!
You can also mail your donation payable to the "Save Our Sundial Fund" care of The Park People, 1510 S. Grant Street, Denver, CO 80210. We also accept gifts of stock as well as pledges, payable by December 2016 (Pledge Form here).
Giving Levels:
Front Range – gifts over $20,000*
Mount Evans – gifts over $10,000*
Longs Peak – gifts over $5,000*
Pikes Peak – gifts over $1,000
Grays Peak – gifts over $500
Torreys Peak – gifts over $100
*Contributions of $5,000 and greater will receive permanent recognition onsite at the sundial plaza.


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Irish poet, Seamus Heaney -- esteemed, brilliant, humble, plaintive and true -- crossed o`er the hoary sea today. He died at 74 in Dublin after a brief illness. He was known for many poems; he won the Noble prize in literature and has been globally recognized as Ireland's greatest poet since William Butler Yeats.Michael Longley, a Belfast poet and close friend of Heaney, recalled chatting with Heaney over whiskey and beer earlier this month at a western Irish literary festival: "He was a w … [Read more...]
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Every summer we are lambasted by a barrage of terrible movies, and 2011 was no exception. Again this year people flocked into theaters to indulge in large explosions or gratuitous misconduct but I could be found, as always, in the art house absorbing something explosive in a whole different sense. I like to think that I was so anxious to see this movie that I flew all the way to Chicago to see it before it came to Charlotte, however, that would be misleading because seeing Another Earth was not the sole purpose of my visit. However, it overshadowed just about everything else.
Unexpected, cathartic, and heart-wrenching are all terms that come to mind when I think about this dissonant and poignant piece of film. The brilliance that went into the script, which is based on the transworld identity theorem, speaks volumes to the educational pedigree of Marling who both wrote and starred in the film. The film is gripping and spell-binding at every turn and leaves nothing to be desired.
Fall On Your Sword composed a work of electronic genius when they wrote the soundtrack to Another Earth. If you don't believe me take a listen to these two tracks and see what I mean. The whole movie is underscored by tones of slightly futuristic ambient beauty. My favorite track though, if you check out the whole album on iTunes or Spotify, I think is Love Theme. It is both soaring and heartbreakingly beautiful.
The muted tones and grainy detail of the cinematography add a slice of realism to the picture that resonates perfectly with the script, acting, and soundtrack. Even the subtle juxtaposition of images the director, Mike Cahill, purposely places throughout the film is a testament to the intellectual nature of this cast and crew.
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Guessing if the domain is @gmail.com or @googlemail.com is possible if we implement a Google specific XMPP extension documented at https://developers.google.com/talk/jep_extensions/jid_domain_change
I think we should do it to avoid some confusion.
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This patch works only if bug 786684 is fixed.
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The code looks good, but I think I'd like a comment above PlainFullBindAuth pointing to the link you provide in this bug and a comment above the "if (!this._jid.node) {" block describing what is happening in this situation.
Also, the corresponding Instantbird bug: https://bugzilla.instantbird.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1535
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On the surface, Gregory House and Patrick Jane have little in common. One is a pill-popping, emotionally crippled doctor with the worst bedside manner sinceREAD more
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House has proven an unusually zeitgeisty phenomenon: in an era of milky American evangelism, it is unquestioningly anti-religious.READ more
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In memoriam of a TV season cut down before its prime time, PopMatters staff celebrates the Top 30 TV Shows of 2007. Some are old favorites. Others have barely made their impression felt. But at a time when all broadcast fortunes are up in the air, they definitely deserve the recognition.READ more
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Through clever writing, first rate acting, and an unrelenting subversive humor House, M.D. remains one of the finest hours on network television.READ more
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Frankly, it doesn't seem coincidental that these films are being released around the holidays; certainly Dracula's bloodsucking lust appeals on some level to our own holiday consumer frenzies.READ more
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With 'Brother', his first English language film, Takeshi Kitano again examines the violent intimacy of the yakuza 'brotherhood.'"READ more
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It feels a lot different in the hand for me as well. IMO, the G19 is the perfect size for a carry gun.
This is a discussion on Picked up the Glock 19 today!! Interesting observation... within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Went and picked the Glock 19 up today. I already love it. It is brand new, Gen 3. Noticed something interesting when comparing it to ...
Went and picked the Glock 19 up today. I already love it. It is brand new, Gen 3.
Noticed something interesting when comparing it to the recently bought G26. I was holding the 19 and I realized that I like the grip on the 19 much better than the grip on the 26. It just feels much better in my hand. And it wasn't the fact that the grip on the 26 is shorter and my little finger is curled below the grip, that really doesn't bother me at all. What I figured out that it is, is the back strap of the grip. The 26 has a more pronounced hump at the bottom 1/4 of the grip. Even holding the two guns right up against each other you can see it. And I can really feel it.
Has anyone else noticed this? I had always assumed the grip on the 26 was the same as the 19/17, just shorter or less of it there but it isn't. It really is different. Glock always naturally point a little high for me because of the grip and I have worked to compensate for that to the point where I didn't have to even think about it wit my G23 anymore. The 19 being the same gun as the 23, just a different caliber, I am sure it is the same. But I noticed when I took the 26 to the range that to my surprise, I was hitting high at first until I consciously compensated for that and adjusted. Now I know why.
I had already been thinking about having a grip reduction done on the 26 but now I'm sure I will be doing this. Before I do though, I'm going to get my hands on a Gen 4 G26 and see what it feels like.
Next, off to the range to try out the new 19. I'll let yall know how it performs. I expect it will be good.
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It feels a lot different in the hand for me as well. IMO, the G19 is the perfect size for a carry gun.
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I just got a G19 recently. One of the best gun decisions I've made. Shoots amazing.
"Be polite, be professional, but have a plan to kill everyone you meet."
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Have the grip of the G19 professionally cut down to accept 26 mags and you solve a lot of the hump issue, have a more concealable version with longer barrel, and can still use your 19 mags and holsters. A couple grip sleeves and you're golden.
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guess you shoulda bought a SW M&P 9C.......I'll give you $250 for the G26....before you take the Dremel Tool to it.
Glock Perfection.....leave the Dremel in the tool box.
Give to them according to their deeds and according to the wickedness of their endeavors; give to them according to the work of their hands; render to them their deserts. Psalm 28:4
The Glock that feels different to me is the 17. The 19 and 26 shoot to the same place for me. I have a Pearce +0 extension on the 26 magazines. For my hands, it makes the two guns shoot to the same place, and turns the 26 into close enough to the perfect double tap gun that the difference doesn't matter. I had a 17. Traded it for a second Gen 3 G19. One 19 in the bed side safe, one in the carry gun safe in the closet. The carry gun safe is sort of crowded. My carry preference, in order of decreasing holster time, 19, 26, P238, LCP and XDs.
I'm considering replacing the XDs with a Beretta Nano but every time I try the trigger on one I walk away.
The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety), by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary. by H. L. Mencken
In honor of your new 19 I decided to pack mine this morning instead of the 26. My sister, her guy, my wife and I are headed out for breakfast after I feed the horses.
Did I mention I love my 19s? Both of them.
PS: It's 70F. I'm packing it in a CBST @ 3. Tucked in T-shirt. Nice comfortable well faded washed blue cotton long sleeve shirt with the bottom button buttoned. Can't tell it's there.
I'm outta here.
The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety), by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary. by H. L. Mencken
I have a Gen4 26 and a Gen3 19, and I haven't noticed much difference, other than length. I shoot pretty well with both. The Gen4 grip is a little rough on my hands.
Side note for women: The shorter barrel length makes the 26 easier for me to conceal in skinny jeans, so shaving down a 19 wouldn't work as well for me for concealment.
I've had a G19 Gen 3 for a few years now. It's one of my primary carry guns. I went to the LGS yesterday to get a full framed Glock where I could attach a rail light and have a dedicated home defense pistol. Once I settled on a G17, I opted for the Gen 3 since I've grown accustomed to the grip pattern and the Gen 4 grip just doesn't feel right in my hands. I haven't noticed the bump on the G26, but the change in grip pattern between generations makes a difference to me.
Nice pictures Mike......oh wait, there aren't any!
Enjoy the new guns. Looking forward to your range report.
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Congrats Mike! You'll love it. I've been very happy with mine. The grip, sight radius, slightly extra heft (4oz) and extra 5 rounds over the 26 are significant to me as well. It's more accurate, handles recoil better and is more fun to shoot.
Likely an extra 5-10% muzzle energy, too. The short barrels on subcompacts in general bother me - it's easy to hide an extra half-inch of barrel, so why compromise performance?
Anyway, congrats!
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Get your hands on a Gen4 and don't look back!
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Congrats on the new G19! I agree that is the perfect sized carry gun...in my opinion, perhaps the best all-around CCW gun currently in production.
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Bought my first Glock19 last month and have 600+ rounds thru it. Have to admit I do love it. It does point hi for me when I bring it up unlike my 75c and my p938. Im learning to adjust my wrist upon drawing the weapon. Very nice weapon and I do now understand the hype. I put a red hiviz and an extended mag release on it. To me the palm swell is perfect.


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1.In a bowl, mix flour with salt, pepper, thyme, onion, and paprika.
2.Take the chicken and dip it first in buttermilk and tehn soon after in flour mixture.
3.In a shallow baking pan put the melted butter and then roll chicken on it.
4.Arrange the chicken in the dish with skin facing down.
5.Put the dish into the oven and bake for 30 minutes on 400 degrees.
6.Once done, reverse the chicken and bake for 30 more minutes.
7.Serve hot
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Calories 1046 Calories from Fat 633
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Total Fat 71 g108.8%
Saturated Fat 21.2 g105.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 259.2 mg86.4%
Sodium 1199.8 mg50%
Total Carbohydrates 34 g11.4%
Dietary Fiber 1.8 g7.3%
Sugars 0.4 g
Protein 63 g126.3%
Vitamin A 55.6% Vitamin C 12.2%
Calcium 5.3% Iron 27.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet