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Summer has officially arrived in Ibiza. Many of the world's top DJs have been making their way to the party island for their summer residencies, and among the amazing parties that have already started, Pete Tong's Le Grand Bazaar kicked off over the weekend at Ushuaia, featuring some top-notch talent and performances.
To get the party started, joining Pete over the weekend, was Nervo, Tensnake, DC10 resident Tato, and a special performance from Pharrell Williams.
Pharrell, of course, performed his song with Daft Punk, "Get Lucky," as well as N.E.R.D. classic "She Wants to Move," his collab with Snoop Dogg "Beautiful," and even his recent track with Robin Thicke and T.I., "Blurred Lines."
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text: Zelda Williams deleted her Twitter account and says she is taking a break from her Instagram account after trolls on both of the pages suggested that she did not have a very good relationship with her father Robin Williams. Whether or not she saw her father all of the time shouldn't be an issue when she wants to say something nice about him following his death. Apparently the fact that Robin sent her a message on Instagram on her birthday but she never responded to him is fueling the fire. The lack of photos of the pair together in recent years also added to it. The thing is parents and kids can have rocky relationships with good and bad. You don't think that I am tired of living in the basement and my parents are just as tired of it? There might be days we don't speak to each other and we live in the same house. Just because the two of them may have not had the closest relationship the past few years doesn't mean Zelda shouldn't be allowed to grieve and express how she feels without being harassed. There were more than a few comments on her Twitter that suggested her failure to respond to his birthday wishes might have contributed more to his depression. Why would anyone want to put that on her?


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REDLANDS - After promising a Sunday afternoon of surprises, A.K. Smiley Library Director Larry Burgess delivered a major one.
Burgess announced he was retiring from his long-time job to a stunned audience.
His last day will be Dec. 31.
Burgess began his career at the library in 1972, first as a archivist and later library director.
Burgess was named acting director in 1985 and was appointed by the library's Board of Trustees to the position permanently in 1986.
Burgess announced his retirement during the final program of his series honoring the 40th anniversary of the library's Heritage Room.
He gave visitors insight into the history of the library and the Heritage Room from its beginnings in an informative 45-minute presentation.
Burgess said he made the decision to retire last year, and turned in his formal notice to the board on Nov. 15.
Mayor Pete Aguilar and City Manager N. Enrique Martinez were notified last week.
William T. Hardy, president of the Board of Trustees, credited Burgess for his work in a news release announcing the news.
"For 27 years, he provided leadership and a remarkable ability for fundraising," Hardy said.
Burgess said he planned to announce his retirement at the last speech of the history series from the start.
"This is the way I wanted to go out - with this lecture," he said at a reception held in the library's garden after his presentation.
A successor has not been named.
During his speech, Burgess focused on the importance of history and why the Heritage Room has come into play for many looking for answers.
He said those who want to learn more about the architect of their home stop by the room on occasion.
Others look up family history or the history of the city itself, he said.
As he ended his talk, Burgess thanked his library staff, Nathan Gonzales and Don McCue who hold archivist positions in the library's Heritage Room, and his wife of 39 years, Char Burgess.
"We've never had a better library team ever in 40 years," he said.
As he turned off the mic Burgess nodded to the crowd, making eye contact with many, while mouthing "thank you" to a standing ovation.
"I'm gratified and stunned," Burgess said of the turnout. "It's a great tribute, really, to the 40 years of celebrating the Heritage Room."
While retiring as library director, Burgess isn't going anywhere.
He will continue working with the library in a director emeritus capacity to assist in fundraising and speaking on behalf of the library, he said.
It will be a volunteer position.
Burgess also kicked off his first fundraising effort, collecting $1 million to help advance the work of the Heritage Room and its archives by pitching in the first $50,000.
As he announced the donation to applause, Burgess joke that he knows who they are and will be calling to make lunch plans soon to ask for additional donations.
"Don't believe a speaker who says he's going to quit until he really does," he joked.
During his talk, Burgess held up a photo of himself in his 20s sitting alongside Redlands history enthusiast Edith Parker Hinckley and former University of Redlands Professor Larry E. Nelson, and credited the two for helping him succeed early on.
"Their message was, `Pass it on,"' he said, adding that he plans to continue with that mission in his newly appointed position.
"I think that would be the central message. The words above the (Redlands) Bowl are not just empty, hallow words - without vision, you really don't advance and it can perish, and then the idea no matter how good we are in economic times, there's always a need for people to help with quality, and to make our lives even better."
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'Following a 1-1 tie through 60 minutes the game went to overtime with neither team scoring. In the shootout Ryan Miller stopped all three Ottawa shooters (Mike Fisher, Dany Heatly, and Daniel Alredsson), while Vanek faked out Dominik Hasek and buried a wrist shot over his left shoulder to score the winning goal. The win is the Sabres' fifth in a row.'
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Bailey discusses new novel, The Greatest Show on Dirt
By Benjamin Hill / MLB.com | July 20, 2012 7:04 AM ET
"I'd never really seen a story told from the perspective of someone who worked in baseball," wrote Bailey during an email interview. "There are tons of stories -- fiction and non-fiction -- about players, coaches, even umpires. But there's not really anything about the people who show up to work at the park every day and put in 14 hours on game days, just because they love baseball."
Well, now there is, and it's courtesy of Bailey himself. The Greatest Show on Dirt, his debut novel, takes place in the early '90s amidst the colorful backdrop of "The DAP" -- Durham Athletic Park, home of the iconic Durham Bulls of the Class A Advanced Carolina League. (The Bulls have since made the leap to Triple-A and now compete in the similarly named but far more amenity-laden Durham Bulls Athletic Park.)
The Greatest Show on Dirt chronicles the personal and professional confusion of 20-something protagonist Lane Hamilton as he goes through (some might say "endures") his first season as a member of the Bulls' front-office staff. In many respects, it's a predictable coming-of-age tale, but Bailey's love for and knowledge of the no-frills and oft-absurd Minor League existence makes The Greatest Show on Dirt a must-read for those interested in (or already familiar with) what life is like at the lower rungs of the professional baseball ladder.
And Bailey certainly knows what he's writing about. He worked for the Bulls for three seasons (1990-92), and, though a work of fiction, The Greatest Show on Dirt draws heavily on these experiences. In the following interview, Bailey elaborates on the novel's genesis, the inspirations for its characters, and the drastic changes that Minor League Baseball has undergone over the past two decades.
MiLB.com: What motivated you to write a novel, and why now?
Bailey: I've wanted to write a novel for years. I actually wrote an earlier one that never went anywhere, about 15 years ago. It wasn't all that good, but it did force me to stay disciplined enough to finish it, which was no small accomplishment. I started writing The Greatest Show on Dirt in 2006 and took about a year to get through the first draft. I had the idea of the four friends [protagonist Lane, fellow Bulls employee Rich, aspiring musician Cole and ballplayer Paul] in a slightly different format a long time before that. In the rawest form, you could trace some of their basic traits back to four kids who played on a Little League team I coached in Seattle in the late '90s. I cranked out a chapter or two with them as college students, and then it died on a hard drive until I finally thought to set them in a Minor League park. Durham Athletic Park was the natural fit because I had worked there for three years and knew it fairly well, and loved it.
MiLB.com: Anyone who works in baseball, or who attends games regularly, will relate to the book's idiosyncratic ballpark characters. To what extent are they based on real people?
Bailey:: Some of the lesser characters are heavily borrowed from people I either worked with or met while working at Baseball America. Anyone who spent much time in the old DAP might recognize Vendor Joe or Batboy Eddie (names altered slightly to protect the innocent). There was a kid called Spanky who used to work at the Burlington (N.C.) Indians park when I covered the Appy League for Baseball America, though I don't think he was quite as foul-mouthed as my Spanky. He really was about 12, though, and really worked a ton of hours, though I'm not sure if he was paid or just did it for something to do.
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The other characters who work for the Bulls in my book are more composites of people I knew, if anything. I didn't want to make this any kind of thinly disguised "true story" for any number of reasons. I think you risk locking yourself into trying to tell someone else's story instead of letting your characters have their own. But every ballpark in America is full of characters, and that is what makes working in the Minor Leagues so much fun.
MiLB.com: The Greatest Show on Dirt was first released via Kindle in February and has since been made available on the Nook and in paperback as well. How would you characterize the response thus far?
Bailey: Everyone has been very positive about the book. Tom Hoffarth of the LA Daily News included it among his "30 Baseball Books in 30 Days this April" and rated it as a "Stand-up Triple" when he wrapped things up at the end of the month. (That was a full grade higher than John Grisham's Calico Joe, so I was pleased with that, though I'd gladly trade sales numbers with him.)
I've heard from several people who worked at the old DAP or at other Minor League stadiums who have enjoyed it, particularly the cast of characters surrounding Lane at the park. Before it was published, I had a number of trusted friends read it, including a couple of long-time Bulls employees, and they helped me get the details on the park right. Even though it's fiction, I wanted it to be realistic, so that feedback was hugely helpful.
MiLB.com: You write in the book's acknowledgements that Minor League Baseball was much different 20 years ago and that the ensuing ballpark boom ended up "gentrifying small towns with miniature versions of Major League stadiums." What are your opinions on these changes?
Bailey: It's hard to argue with some of the advances in Minor League Baseball over the past 20 years, though the game is not nearly as intimate as it used to be. Dan Barry released a book called Bottom of the 33rd last year, about the all-night game between Rochester and Pawtucket in 1981. There was nothing at all elegant about the Pawtucket stadium or staff as he details it in that book, but he absolutely captures the essence of what Minor League Baseball was a generation ago. There were kids, often underage, working all kinds of crazy hours. It was very informal. No one made any money, not the workers or the teams, really, so from that standpoint, it was awful. But I think anyone who worked during that era has fond memories of it anyway.
It was really more of a family atmosphere. Nowadays, you go to the park and you see the team employees wearing ties and dress slacks and it just doesn't seem right. At the lowest levels of the game, it's still somewhat like it was, but most of the full-season teams are run almost like mini-Major League organizations. Again, it's hard to knock it when you walk into a beautiful venue like Durham Bulls Athletic Park, where everything is so nice, and the bathrooms work like they're supposed to. The upgrades are great for the fans. But there's a tradeoff in the intimacy level, both for employees and fans. I guess most of us can get nostalgic for just about anything. But that old park [The DAP] was like a character itself, and I tried to bring it to life a little in the book.
MiLB.com: Will there be a sequel?
Bailey: There is no sequel planned, though I do have another baseball book in the works. The working title is Branded, and it's about a first baseman who makes a regrettable decision as a Minor Leaguer to use steroids to further his career and must deal with the consequences when his name is leaked shortly after he wins AL Rookie of the Year. I'm pretty excited about how it's coming along, though there's at least one more round of revisions to go, once I get feedback from my beta readers this summer.
The Greatest Show on Dirt is out now on Kindle, Nook and in paperback. Through the remainder of July, $1 of every copy sold (in any format) will benefit the charity Books for Troops, Inc., which collects and sends books to troops stationed in Afghanistan.
Benjamin Hill is a reporter for MLB.com and writes Ben's Biz Blog. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Paying to join the developer program does not make you a developer - why do people do it? And then complain?
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[QUOTE=mustard05;6256908]Oh....... The next time I see someone post about how to install **********, or ***********, I'll just tell them to use google. Got it, Now I know that actually posting a link or how to is a "no no" but if you point someone in the right direction it is OK.
So why did I pay a hundred bucks to be a developer and have access to these tools to help with my developing? I guess it's ok to tell people where to get something illegal on these boards now. Well, if your the owner.[/QUOTE
Cos you're a mug ready to dole out money to apple all too readily???? are you even a actually a developer?
Ok!!! instead of you guys taking your anger from apple's disappointing release this morning on this guy who is helping you get a fast release, maybe you can help me figure out why the GM is not working on my 3GS... Installed- stuck at activating your phone.... Any suggestions?
Oh so many laughs reading through this thread. It went from Adayday bashing the article, to everyone bashing Adayday, then mustard05 had to get involved and in turn everyone began bashing him. Anyways, in no way is it piracy telling people to use google. Thats like saying you can kill someone with a gun. If the person you told goes out and kills someone with a gun that does not make you the killer.
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the friendliness and homely atmosphere was just great they made our anniversary really special.
Efficient booking process and V. friendly proprietors, who called me back within a few hours to answer an online query and were very helpful when we left something behind on checking out. Bed very comfortable. Over-decorated room inc. The beaded cushions which found their way back on to the bed every day after we removed them. Three steps up to the en suite shower/loo
The host and hostess were extremely helpful, nothing was too much trouble. The hotel is comfortable and clean.
Friendly helpful staff gave the hotel a welcoming feeling
Very clean,friendly and comfortable plus the food choice was very good None
you where made very welcome, and the service and helpfullness was second to none,
We thought the owners were very friendly and welcoming and we really liked the breakfast. The location is great with a short walk to the town and the BIC
Made to feel very welcome with lots of information and reccomendations about the area. A two minute walk to the town centre. Nice hot, fresh breakfast. Excellent would definately stay again.
The staff were very accomodating, beds comfortable and breakfasts excellent. Great location. The decor was a little dated.
The owners made us really welcome. The house was lovely and warm and comfortable and we could not fault it! The only bad point was walking up the hill to the hotel after eating out!
Good location, family run, lovely house We had booked a twin room - this was a family room, one double bed and a small one really meant for a child. This was OK for one night, but wasn't what we were expecting. A large adult would have had a problem with the small bed, as it was tucked into a sloping attic corner. There was also no phone in the room.
Location was good, room was clean but a bit basic, interior was interesting Foreign staff at breakfast, bath and shower were poor
character building,off road parking heating-could not adjust the radiator-(no tap on it)so was either red hot or off,and cold, in the room
Staff were very friendly and location was great. Very good value for money. As we were in an attic room which had a slanted ceiling the shower head was not able to be attached to the wall and was hand held.
We loved the Tudor house - absolutely beautiful!
The building was magnificent
The room was big, bright & clean but the ensuite was so small that it was difficult to use the facilities without the door being left open. The staff were invisible except for the waitress at breakfast who only said a few words. "Your welcome".
The hotel was lovely, the room had been newly refurbished it was all very clean and smart. It's a family run hotel so everyone was really friendly and helpful. The hotel is in an excellent location. We would definitely stay here again.
the hotel room and the rest of the hotel was lovely, will be staying again, ideal for a romantic weekend or just a short break. deco of tudor is fantastic the rooms are lovely and the beds are really comfy. the staff at breakfast could smile and look more friendly
Beautiful tudor style house. Lovely full english breakfast. Quiet. Clean. Walking distance to beach. Lots of wildlife in the garden. Our room wasn't ready at 1pm. Check-in was advertised as 1 - 11pm Went for a walk on the beach and room was ready when we returned.


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Bright citrusy flavors. Splashes of colorful sugary confetti. Rich, creamy frosting flecked with berries.
These cupcakes have it all and are a perfect way to welcome spring. We start with a moist white chocolate cake recipe, but infuse it with lemon and lime zest so the flavor pops that much more. Then we spike the cake with confetti: finely chopped jelly beans. Finally, we top it all with a cream cheese frosting blended with raspberry jam. You'll find the recipe on Page E2.
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- 1⁄2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, room temperature
- 1 cup superfine sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Zest of 1 lemon
- Zest of 1 lime
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- 2 egg yolks
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- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking
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- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄3 cup milk
- 4 ounces white chocolate bits, melted
- 1 8 1⁄2-ounce bag (about
- 1 cup) pectin-based jelly beans, finely chopped and tossed with a bit of flour to coat
- 1 8-ounce package cream cheese, softened
- 1⁄2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, softened
- 1⁄4 cup raspberry jam
In a medium bowl, use an electric mixer to beat together the butter, sugar, vanilla, and both zests until light and fluffy. Add the whole eggs and egg yolks, one at a time, beating thoroughly between each addition.
In a small bowl, stir together the flour, baking soda, baking powder and salt. Mix half of the flour mixture into the butter-sugar mixture, then half of the milk. Repeat with the remaining flour and milk.
Gently but thoroughly fold in first the melted white chocolate, then the bits of jelly beans. Spoon the mixture into the prepared muffin cups, filling them three-quarters full. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted at the center comes out clean. Allow to cool in the pan for 5 minutes, then transfer to a rack and cool completely.
To make the frosting, in a large bowl use an electric mixer to beat together the cream cheese and butter until smooth. Add the raspberry jam and stir until just combined. Spread or pipe the frosting onto the cooled cupcakes.
Store any leftovers in an airtight container in the refrigerator.
Makes 12 standard cupcakes. Per serving: 470 calories; 240 calories from fat (51 percent of total calories); 27 g fat (16 g saturated; 0 g trans fats); 130 mg cholesterol; 53 g carbohydrate; 1 g fiber; 34 g sugar; 5 g protein; 180 mg sodium.


text: I know everyone has probably done this in their head several times already so lets see them....re-do the draft with our picks with the players you would have went with. You can choose to keep the trade back (the exact trade we took) or stay put at 18. Your choice. And try not to assume too much by saying player X would have been there later and such. http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/draft/rounds- Draft tracker for anyone who needs it. 18- Stay put and draft Shariff Floyd. Should have been a no brainer in my opinion. 47- Larry Warford- If we took Frederick at 31 I would say its pretty safe to say we won't be running a full on ZBS. Warford is one of the better guys at the LOS in this draft. 80- Brian Schwenke- A lot of scouts were just has high on Schwenke as Frederick. Value is great here. 114- Phillip Thomas- Was my 2nd favorite S in the class. 4th is great value. 151- Joseph Randle- Love this pick. Wouldn't change it. 185- Cobi Hamilton- Big bodied guy with athleticism and upside.


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By Tom Philpott
Unbending politicians are putting at risk the readiness of America's armed forces, the Joint Chiefs warned last week in "28-star" letter to the House and Senate armed services committees. Members of Congress are holding defense budgets hostage while refusing to cut a deal to address the nation's debt crisis.
"We are on the brink of creating a hollow force due to an unprecedented convergence of budget conditions and legislation that could require (keeping) more forces than requested while underfunding (their) readiness," the seven members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff complained in a letter to committee chairmen Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., and Rep. Harold "Buck" McKeon, R-Calif.
"Should this looming readiness crisis be left unaddressed," they continued, "we will have to ground aircraft, return ships to port, and stop driving combat vehicles in training. We will also be unable to reset and restore the force's full-spectrum combat capability after over a decade of hard fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan."
Even as the nation's top generals and admirals pointed fingers at the mess lawmakers have made of their budgets, service leaders began notifying major commands to curtail spending immediately. For the Air Force and Navy departments, at least, that is to include a civilian-hiring freeze, except to fill readiness-critical jobs. Temporary workers will be dismissed and "term" employees will not see contracts renewed as they expire.
Army officials were not prepared to discuss specific moves its commands are taking to slow spending. But Deputy Defense Secretary Ashton Carter, in a Jan. 10 memo, gave guidance to every service on "near-term actions" they need to take to mitigate risk of running out of money.
The most pressing issue is that the last Congress failed to pass a 2013 defense appropriations bill. Instead, the Department of Defense is operating on a continuing resolution, through March 27, which caps spending at 2012 levels. Trouble is, the services have been spending beyond those levels on the assumption their 2013 budget request would be enacted.
The Navy estimates a funding shortfall at more than $4 billion for operations and maintenance, money needed to sustain training, maintain bases and operate ships and aircraft to prepare for deployment.
"Unless a spending bill is passed quickly by the new Congress," Navy Secretary Ray Mabus warned in a department-wide message Sunday, "we may be forced to operate under the same" resolution through September. If the resolution is extended, he wrote, "the Navy and Marine Corps would not have enough money to meet requirements."
Air Force Secretary Mike Donley told reporters "budget gymnastics" were exerting "costly consequences upon the Air Force and our sister services and create an atmosphere of unease among many of our uniformed and civilian airmen."
The Air Force projects a $1.8 billion shortfall in funds for overseas contingency operations. Air Force leaders referred to it Monday in an advisory to commands to take immediate steps to save money including a hiring freeze, curtailment of all flying not directly tied to readiness, and cancellation of all temporary duty assignments not mission critical, such as attendance at conferences and training seminars.
Deputy defense chief Carter advised the services to avoid any cuts that would impact wartime operations or compromise wounded warrior programs. And "to the extent feasible" they should protect family programs.
A second source of budget uncertainty is the threat of sequestration, the automatic 9 percent cut across 2,500 separate defense programs that the 2011 Budget Control Act requires s if Democrats and Republicans cannot agree on a $1 trillion plan to cut the nation's debt. On New Year's Day, Congress voted to push the deadline to avoid sequestration back two months, to March 1.
Defense Department comptroller Robert Hale, in a speech this month, said the continuing resolution, plus the sequestration threat and decisions by Congress to block department cost-saving initiatives such as higher Tricare fees for retirees and retiring older ships, have destabilized budget planning.
"In more than three decades of working in and around the defense budget," Hale said, "I have never seen a period facing any greater budgetary uncertainty."
House committee chairman McKeon, in a statement, acknowledged the turmoil created by the resolution and sequestration. He described the 28-star letter as "serious, and it is my hope that it serves as a wake-up call."
But then McKeon, who pledged like so many Republicans never to raise taxes, said he hoped a copy of the Joint Chiefs' letter had been sent to the Oval Office because President Barack Obama shares blame for lack of a debt deal.
Operating under a continuing resolution, facing sequestration and perhaps facing even deeper defense cuts if House Republicans refuse to raise the debt ceiling in March, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta told a Pentagon press conference recently "we have no idea what the hell's going to happen."
That's why, he said, the services need to reduce spending immediately to try to protect force readiness through this period of great uncertainty.
A period of uncertainty, he might have added, manufactured by politicians and delivered like a Bronx cheer to troops still at war.
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Prominent social critic and founder of the International Network of Engaged Buddhist (INEB) Sulak Sivaraksa says he has been denied an entry visa to China.
Mr Sulak revealed on Thursday that the Chinese embassy on April 3 rejected his request for a visa to enter the country.
He said he was scheduled to visit his ancestral homeland in China yesterday.
Mr Sulak, who has faced lese majeste lawsuits several times in past decades, said he suspected the rejection of his visa request might be connected to his support of the Dalai Lama, the religious and political leader of Tibet who lives in exile in India.
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|The first appearance of Lee and Kirby's Thor
Journey into Mystery #83 (1962)
Thor was angry when he awoke
and missed his hammer;
his beard bristled, his hair stood on end,
the son of Earth began to grope about.
|Thor, pictured in an Icelandic manuscript (1760)
His beard looks blond to me!
|Thorgils isn't the only one who dreams of Thor!
So the first traceable appearances of Thor's red beard appear in sagas dated c1220-c1350, not in the earlier mythological sources from c850-c1220. The chronology can be argued, but it is clear that the saga version of Thor's appearance is the one that has stuck with us. Long after the age of saga-writing, the red-bearded Thor remained as the popular image of the god in folklore of various lands. The French scholar Georges Dumézil writes, "Whereas the Edda presents [Thor] as a man in the prime of life, the Lapp tradition, in accord with several popular Norwegian expressions, makes him an old man with a red beard." Jacob Grimm wrote in 1835 that "this red beard of the thunderer is still remembered in curses, and that among the Frisian folk, without any visible connexion [sic] with Norse ideas: 'diis ruadhiiret donner regiir!' (let red-haired thunder see to that) is to this day an exclamation of the North Frisians."
Marvel's youthful, inexperienced Thor – especially as portrayed in the early Lee/Kirby stories – also has roots in the Eddas. Both Hárbarðsljóð ("Harbard's Song") and Hymiskviða ("Hymir's Poem") refer to Thor as sveinn ("boy" or "lad"). Snorri glosses the second poem by writing that Thor "went out across Midgard, having assumed the appearance of a young boy," but the original text makes no such claim that Thor's youth is put on as a disguise.
Snorri's description of Thor's fight with the giant Hrungnir also posits a younger, less-experienced god of thunder: "Thor was eager not to let anything stop him from going to single combat when he had been challenged to a duel, for no one had ever done that to him before." Dumézil discusses this passage in connection with initiation rites for young warriors, which underscores the idea that Lee and Kirby's immature Thor is not necessarily out-of-step with mythological sources.
|The son of Thor kicks butt!
Art by Jack Kirby
|Mercury appears in Venus #3 (1948)
|Jack Kirby's first version of Thor
Adventure Comics #75 (1942)
|Kirby's second Thor, same as the first
Tales of the Unexpected #16 (1957)
|Steve Ditko's Thor finds the magic hammer
Out of This World #11 (1959)
|Kirby's version of the hammer-finding scene,
suspiciously similar to Ditko's
As in the Ditko tale, the hero uses the newly-found weapon to repel an invasion of Scandinavia. In this case, which takes place in contemporary times, the invaders are space aliens rather than Huns. Did Lee know Ditko's tale and instruct Kirby to replicate its plot and imagery? The murky nature of Lee and Kirby's collaboration – and who created what elements – has led to recent court battles, so there is no clear answer to be found. However, we do know that Lee insisted later Marvel artists study and imitate Kirby's work, so it's not outside the realm of possibility that, in this instance, he asked Kirby to emulate the earlier Ditko story.
Kirby's final version of Thor is blond, clean-shaven and wears a winged helmet, combining elements from both his earlier Mercury/Hurricane character (the headgear and blond hair) and his second Thor (the hammer design).
|Kirby's classic Thor, with clean-shaven chin, blond hair & winged helmet
|Fritz Feinhals as Wotan (Odin) in a
1903 production of Wagner's Ring
As Lee said of the myths, "no two versions are ever exactly the same." The complicated back-history of Kirby's design reflects, in a way, the complex and contradictory nature of the ancient myths and sagas. What is clear, however, is that we can't simply dismiss the 1960s Marvel Thor as having no connection to the source material. Writers and artists pick and choose what elements of myth they will use in their interpretations, and academics do the same as they polish their scholarly interpretations.


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Zonker nails it again
June 16, 2010
One of the great things about people writing things that you have been thinking — let alone things you wish you had written — is that you don't have to do it yourself.
So, thanks to Joe "Zonker" Brockmeier for writing this on the Linux Magazine site about the "Party of Gno," with some words that hopefully the Free Software Foundation will take to heart.
My thoughts exactly, Zonk.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)


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Last week marked the 10th anniversary of Facebook, the social networking site founded more or less (see the 2010 film "The Social Network") by Mark Zuckerberg in his dorm room at Harvard University. OK, Wikipedia says he co-founded Facebook with four other guys, but we really don't remember them, do we? And there were three others who claimed Zuckerberg stole their idea, a legal battle that was settled out of court. In an interview Feb. 4 with Zuckerberg on the "Today" show, there was no mention … [Read more...]
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WATERBURY, VT -- Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. wants to change its name to Keurig Green Mountain Inc. to put emphasis on its famous single-cup brewing system. The new name is subject to shareholder approval at the Waterbury, VT, roaster's annual meeting in March.
Green Mountain acquired Keurig in 2006 after initially taking a small stake in the Boston-based coffee machine manufacturer. It was the first roaster to package its coffees in K-Cups for use in the single-cup brewers.
Green Mountain Coffee will remain the brand name for the company's roasted coffee. Sales of Keurig brewers and accessories and K-Cups accounted for 92% of Green Mountain's $4.4 billion in revenue in fiscal 2013.


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The Federal Reserve Board on Thursday announced the execution of a Written Agreement by and between Osceola Bancorporation, Inc., Osceola, Wisconsin, a registered bank holding company, and the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.
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Kotaku: With Nintendo TVii, the Kyoto-based game maker is bringing streaming video to the GamePad. Starting on December 8 in Japan, gamers can watch the pictures as they fly through the air via the comfort of the Wii U GamePad. But if you want easy channel changing, you must barf up extra cash.
That is just stupid. What a pain in the butt. $1.22!$!$!$!
Nintendo this should just be free!
Read the article. The title is without context.
Typical N4G routine.always quick to talk trash on titles without reading the article.
Stupid Trolls.
1upgamer mentioned the price which can only be found in the article...
"The Wii U GamePad can be used as a television remote control, but if you want to use that same function for Nintendo TVii, Nintendo is charging a ¥100 ($1.22) flat fee."
I DID read the article. And I still think its STUPID to charge a $1.22 how do you think I came to the conclusion it is STUPID. This function should have been a perk to sell the system.
if this is an app its really no different than offering a lite vs pro version ala the android/ios market.
show the functionality, then pay for it.
if you spent 300+ on a wii u, you shouldnt complain about 1.22 for an app.
unless this was promised to be a free faeture.
So what is Xbox excuse then? Right.
excuse for what? where was xbox mentioned anywhere? youre reaching.
I hate those hidden faeture!??
@Axo, please clarify what you meant by your statement. What does Xbox have to do with this at all?
I wonder how many people will comment without reading the article. Afrter so many years on N4G somethings just dont change.
I'm already changing channels, volume and turning inputs on and off for free!!!!!! LoL.
That is all I need if for!
This is obviously only in Japan.
Nippon Television is government owned and if you have a device that receives a TV transmission, you are legally obligated to purchase NHK1, NHK2, and NHK-E channels.
They're respectively like CBS, NBC, and PBS, but you are forced to pay for them.
This ¥100 flat fee (NOT PER CHANNEL) must circumvent the necessity for people to draw up a new contract for their Nintendo TVii.
what the hell do you care?? it's free in North America, so who gives a sh*t??
You're angry over a one time fee of $1.22...? For an app on the Wii U? A charge, by the way, that may only apply to Japan?
I assume this is just because the mega media company over there... can't remember the name... charges every one some stupid extortionistic fee just for allowing one to watch TV.
Anyway, at least it's a flat rate.
read the article next time?
The funny thing is I read the article just after I posted. Then I thought to my self... I should probably change that post. Then I realized I was too lazy to. lol
Yentindo is more like Micro$oft than i thought.
I wonder if $on¥ will do something similar?
Tommy, your still under Rita's evil spell, be a good green ranger!
$ill¥ fanbo¥$, di$agr€€ing with m€.
@ Pillsbury1
I'm not under a spell.
Nintendo, Microsoft and Sony fanboys are.
He doesnt get the joke........ok here we go, the red ranger was originally a slave of rita and used to attack the other power rangers....
""He doesnt get the joke........ok here we go, the red ranger was originally a slave of rita and used to attack the other power rangers...."""
It was the Green Ranger. Not the Red
Been waiting a long time for that one, huh?
"you must barf up extra cash"
Okay, I admit it, I lol'd.
"Barf"? Just like when you beat up thugs in River City Ransom.
Man I still play that game today! "MOMMAAAAA" or "BARF!" Kids these days don't know what they missed out on...
The article makes no sense whatsoever. Perhaps the author needs to put down his glaucoma 'medicine' and work on forming something that makes sense...even to those who are not medicated.
not for nothing but dismissing the medicinal qualities of cannabis is extremely ignorant. if you were diagnosed with a disease wouldnt you want the full compliment of medicines that could make you more life more bearable avaiable to you and your doctor?
educate yourself and others before you post such nonsense. Medicinal marijuana has changed and saved many lives.
on topic: youre right though, the article and the headline are at odds with each other. strange choice by kotaku
If there's one thing marijuana is good at it's definitely saving lives...
educate yourself. im not going to do the work for you. if you see one first hand account about someone who was going to die from chemo without medicinal MJ youd change your mind.
if you actively choose to be ignorant, youre already hopeless. and if you dont have a heart, your already hopeless.
i dont get it. To change channels on the tv itself u gotta pay a one time fee of $1.22? or to change cable channels? or am i way off lol
Epic fail on Kotaku's part.
"see's the title of the article"
"goes and reads the article"
"see's that it is kotaku"
well that explains a lot
I can honestly just take a gander at the title and instantly know if it's from Kotaku.
This could easily have been free though, but it's such a small sum it's really no biggie.
Nice attention grabbing headline. As expected most people didn't read the article. But then again it's Kotaku so I can't blame them.
Also, you'd be surprised at some of the ridiculous shit Japanese have to pay for.
And in america you have to pay gazillions if you spill hot coffee on a random person. I`m SURE of it.
Never tried it due to me not liking coffee. I'm SURE of it.
By the way, what's your favorite Xenosaga game?
Should be a free app, but it's almost free...
Again people, vote Kraptaku down.
see kotaku.com+
click on it.
select "WTF?!" for story quality
select "No" for "Do you like this website"
That is all.
or you could just use the free option it come with and they say that.
but any thing they can say to put it in a bad light.even if they leave stuff out.
and my four friends and me who have wii u love it.and everyone who I talk to through the miiverse loves it. the only people who hate it are people who don't own it and maybe played a in store demo.
who cares about this? its $1.22. either pay it or dont! if you need the money just sit on a street corner with a empty coffee cup and you will make it about 15 min!
How many people bashing this are people that pay for LIVE or PSN+, not bashing... just saying, we ALL pay to utilize the best out of our consoles!
Plus... it's less than $2.
It's less expensive than the DLC for New Super Mario Bros. I mean come on (to everyone who's complaining about the one time fee).
This may be irrelevant, but you can't use the Wii U for channel surfing on most televisions in the US. Most US families have Comcast, which uses its own box to surf. You even have to use THEIR remote. The Wii U cannot bypass that.
The function is useless unless you have a crappy cable provider.
Comcast IS crappy cable service..... Fios shyts on Comcast, and my Wii U works perfectly fine with Direct Tv
You actually have DirecTV?!?
I mean, Comcast is absolutely terrible, but DirecTV is just...
I love how people bitch and moan about the quality of games journalism, but when an article turns up with a horrifically sensationalist headline (like this one), everyone suddenly excuses the bad journalism because it lets them launch into some fanboyism (on both sides).
Bad journalism extends beyond Doritos photos.
people complaining about 1 dollar when they are buying $60 dollar games that end after 6 hours of linearity
You mean nintendo made an app that integrates netflix, hulu, amazon digital, and your cable service options into a touch screen app and nintendo wants maybe around 2 bucks for it? My goodness, those monsters. /s
I mean is this the first time people have used these console extra functions that are non gaming related or something?
some Applications cost money, its not a requirement but you cannot sit there and say, that should be free when you may not know the full reason its not free.companies have to pay licence fee's some things An it may not be free Because of it. The fact it is an option instead of not a requirement is a good thing. That beats a hidden fee anytime.
obviously, if you bother to read the article, you will see that this only in Japan.
the article was obviously (also) translated from the Japanese text using (probably) Google Translate or something similar, coz it has "...gamers can watch the pictures as they fly through the air...". if Wii U does that, that would truly be next-gen. pictures flying through the air.
anyway, it has already been mentioned that in the US, TVii is free. of course, this does not mean you don't pay for the services you get when using Netflix, Hulu, etc.
> obviously, if you bother to read the article, you will see that this only in Japan.
What about the one who wrote the article?
I know we can blame people for not reading but this would happen a lot less if authors such as the ones from Kotaku tried a bit less at troll-baiting with their headlines.
my point exactly... and the article, if you can call it that: quoting a description, and literally copying an electronically-translated set of text without even bothering to fix the context of the content, is just well, like you said troll-baiting.
It is a one time fee stop craying about it or go to xbox live paid monthly
1.22$ is out of my price range for an app.


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Joint Statement by Foreign Foreign Minister Westerwelle and Interior Minister Friedrich on the appointment of Stefan Feller as Chief Police Adviser to the Secretary-General
Welcoming the appointment of Mr. Stefan Feller as Chief Police Adviser to the Secretary-General, Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle and Interior Minister Hans-Peter Friedrich declared today:
"We congratulate Mr Feller on his appointment as UN Police Adviser.
His appointment also reflects Germany's extensive activities in the field of peacekeeping and civilian crisis prevention.
Our commitment was clearly underscored by the work of the Federal Foreign Office and the Federal Ministry of the Interior in co-hosting a UN police conference in October 2012. Representatives of over 100 UN member states attended this event.
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Utah's Plan Comes Together in 2009 Allstate Sugar Bowl
Friday, January 2, 2009
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Seldom has a game-plan been executed so perfectly.
"Our plan was to get on top early,'' said Utah defensive back Sean Smith after the Utes stunned Alabama 31-17 in the 75th Sugar Bowl, "and keep them down.''
[Story By Marty Mulé]
And, in a battle between the fourth-ranked Crimson Tide, with all its illustrious history and tradition in the Southeastern Conference, and seventh-ranked Utes, the undefeated little guys from the lightly regarded Mountain West Conference, that's exactly what Utah did.
On its first possession of the night, Utah, a 9 ½ point underdog, drove 68 yards for a touchdown, quarterback Brian Johnson hitting wide-out Brent Casteel seven yards out. One series later, after an interception by Robert Johnson, the Utes went 32 yards with Matt Asiata going in from the two. Then, after a seven-play 65-yard drive, Bradon Godfrey took in an 18-yard pass for another touchdown.
Utah scored three touchdowns and gained 150 yards of offense in a possession time of 4:53 of the first quarter; Alabama had the ball for 10:07 and mustered a total of 43 yards.
"We smacked them in the mouth early and took their fans out of the game,'' Casteel said. "They probably didn't know what hit them.''
The game was over then, Smith thought. Alabama, unbeaten in 12 games during the regular season before losing to Florida in the SEC Championship Game, was a team with short-comings. "I expected us to get a big start,'' he said. "Florida showed us what the spread (offense) could do to Alabama, and we (also) knew it would be tough to run the ball on them.''
So Utah used its spread on offense and determined on defense to force Bama to throw. "When I saw them on film,'' Smith continued, "all I saw was a running game, and you can't come back with a running game.''
Things were a bit harder on the Tide because All-American offensive tackle Andre Smith had been sent home due to rules violations. But nobody in attendance had the feeling that the absence of one man would make much difference against the revved-up Utes.
Still, the Tide climbed back into hailing distance. On the first play of the second quarter, Leigh Tiffin kicked a 52-yard field goal. Then, after holding the Utes, Javier Arenas returned a Utah punt 73 yards for a touchdown, and suddenly the Tide had a pulse, behind just 21-10.
"We hate for something like that to happen,'' Casteel said, "but he did a great job of fielding the punt and (then) making a play.''
Things tightened more in the third period when Johnson was sacked and fumbled, and Bobby Greenwood recovered for Bama at the Utah 30. Glen Coffee eventually took a four-yard pass from John Parker Wilson for a touchdown that narrowed the score to 21-17.
Practically everyone in the Louisiana Superdome - except for the band of the white-shirted Utes on the field - was envisioning a dramatic Crimson Tide comeback.
Wouldn't happen.
Johnson responded with a 71-yard scoring drive, ending with a 28-yard touchdown pass to David Reed.
After a closing 28-yard field goal by Louie Sakoda, the Utes sealed a convincing victory, their second in a BCS bowl in five years, and the biggest upset in the three-quarters of a century old Sugar Bowl.
And the outcome rested not only on Johnson (called by Bama coach Nick Saban "the best quarterback we faced this year'' - heady praise considering the Tide had just played against Florida's Tim Tebow) but also on a stout defense Alabama couldn't dent. The Tide gained just 31 yards rushing, endured eight sacks, and had a total output of 208 yards.
There was talk that Tide coach Nick Saban's comment after the SEC Championship Game, that his team was the only one that went undefeated in "a real BCS conference,'' threw gas on the already fiery emotions of the Utes. "I apologize if anyone was offended by that,'' a shell-shocked Saban said after the Sugar Bowl. "I certainly misstated that. If that's what gave them their intensity, then I guess I'm responsible for the way they played and I'm responsible for the way we played . . . So I'm responsible for the whole kit-and-kaboodel.''
Not entirely. Brian Johnson, the Sugar Bowl MVP after throwing for 336 yards and three touchdowns - put the outcome in perspective.
"We set the tone,'' Johnson said, "and that was huge.''
Marty Mulé is an award-winning sportswriter who covered college football and the Sugar Bowl for the New Orleans Times-Picayune for 33 years.


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Alice Little Fortenberry, 91, passed away November 4, 2013 in Quincy, FL. She was born March 12, 1922 in Columbia, MS to Henry and Mittie Campbell Little. She was the youngest of five children. She graduated from high school in Columbia, attended River Pearl Junior College and graduated from Methodist Hospital in Hattiesburg, MS as a registered nurse. She was thrilled to have taken care of returning soldiers in the VA Hospital in Biloxi, MS. She then married and moved to Florida where she worked in hospitals in Tallahassee and Quincy. She also worked with the late Dr. Hillard R. Reddick in Quincy. She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Quincy where she worked for many years in the pre-school Sunday School.
She is survived by her children, Brenda F. (Johnny) Haire of Havana, FL., Sandra F. (Harvey) Buchanan of Tallahassee, FL., and John C. (Pam) Fortenberry of Columbus, GA.; grandchildren, Drew Fortenberry, Greg (Scarlett) Buchanan, Alex Buchanan and Hannah Buchanan. She is also survived by a special niece, Carol Rainey Garrison of Panama City, FL. She was predeceased by her parents, her siblings, Eugene L. Barnes, Hilma Fraiser, Johnnie Lee Johnson and Sammie Lou Rainey, and a grandchild, Aaron Buchanan.
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Refractive corneal surgery - dischargeNearsightedness surgery - discharge; Refractive surgery - discharge; PRK - discharge
You had refractive corneal surgery to help improve your vision. This surgery corrects mild-to-moderate nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism by using a laser to re-shape your cornea. You will be less dependant on glasses or contacts. Sometimes, you will no longer need glasses.
Your surgery probably took less than 30 minutes. You may have had the surgery in both eyes.
What to Expect at Home
You will have a shield over your eye when you go home after surgery. This will keep you from rubbing or putting pressure on your eye. It will also protect your eye from being hit or poked.
Symptoms or problems you may have at first are:
- For the first day or so, you may have mild pain, a burning or scratchy feeling, tearing, light sensitivity, and hazy or blurred vision. For PRK, these symptoms will last a few days longer.
- The whites of your eyes may look red or bloodshot for up to three weeks after surgery.
- You may have dry eyes for up three months.
For 1 - 6 months after surgery, you may:
- Notice glare, starbursts, or halos in your eyes, especially when you are driving at night. This should be better in 3 months.
- Have fluctuating vision for the first 6 months.
Self-care and Follow-up
You will probably see your doctor 1 or 2 days after surgery. Your doctor will tell you what activities you can do. Common guidelines are:
- Take a few days off of work after surgery until most of your symptoms get better.
- Avoid all noncontact activities (such as bicycling and working out at the gym) for at least 3 days after surgery.
- Avoid contact sports (such as boxing and football) for the first 4 weeks after surgery.
- Do not swim or use a hot tub or whirlpool for about 2 weeks. (Ask your doctor)
Your doctor will give you eye drops to help prevent infection and reduce inflammation and soreness.
You will need to take care of your eyes:
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- Do NOT wear contact lenses on the eye that had surgery, even if you have blurry vision.
- Do NOT use any makeup, creams, or lotions around your eye for the first 2 weeks.
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- Always wear sunglasses when in the sun.
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- A steady decrease in vision
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- Any new problem or symptom with your eyes, such as floaters, flashing lights, double vision, or light sensitivity
Steinert RF, Mccolgin AZ. LASIK. In: Tasman W, Jaeger EA, eds. Duane's Ophthalmology. 15th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2009:chap 49.
Mimura T, Azar DT. Refractive surgery. Yanoff M, Duker JS, Augsburger JJ, et al. Ophthalmology. 3rd ed. St. Louis, Mo: Mosby; 2008:chap 3.1.
Wilkinson PS, Davis EA, Hardten DR. Lasik. Yanoff M, Duker JS, Augsburger JJ, et al. Ophthalmology. 3rd ed. St. Louis, Mo: Mosby; 2008:chap 3.5.
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ACRS Breakfast with Allon Lefever: Entrepreneur, Educator, Extraordinary Commitment
When Monday January 14, 2013 @ 7:30 AM (1652 days ago)
Where Northlawn, West Dining Room
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On MONDAY morning, Jan. 14, 7:30 – 9:00 in EMU's West Dining Room, Allon Lefever will share his vocational life-story with us.
Lancaster born; oldest son in a Mennonite family running a nursery and wholesale flower business; Ph.D. student at Penn State; post-grad at Harvard; chief operations officer of the Victor F. Weaver multi-state poultry and food processing company; senior vice president within High Industries, Inc., (with revenues tripling in seven years); founder of a most successful Internet Service Provider with near-exponential expansion (280% in 15 months)—then sold and merged; VP in the expanded merger company; educational visionary (U.S. & overseas); administrator and professor in Business Dept. at Goshen, EMU and JMU; President of A Better Hospitality Co. (owning Hampton Inn in Woodstock, VA); current advisory member of Dynamic Aviation; present and past member of 55 corporate and community boards. Such reads the abbreviated staccato narrative of Allon H. Lefever.
Had the writer of Ecclesiastes known Allon when he placed in rhythmic order the countervailing seasons of life, he would surely have added: "A time to buy and a time to sell; a time to procure and time to dispense; a time to manage and a time to leave management to others; a time to learn and a time to lead." How can an oldest son be sufficiently detached from an inherited family business to leave it just as on the distant horizon gathered the storm clouds of globalization making the business competitively obsolete? Who but a Lefever (still at a young age) turns down the position of CEO in a leading bank? (Banking is too institutionalized; its operations too restrictive?) A "dropped out Ph.D."; not a Ph.D. drop-out. (Writing a dissertation just didn't create sufficient adrenalin.) Who is this Menno who thrives in a ballet performance of sustained growth and venture acquisitions? Yet, if monetary assets could grow on trees (as it would sometimes appear), Allon would not own the largest orchard; he would seek to nurture the most disease-free trees.
Mennonite in practice; Anabaptist in confession. If you are a business entrepreneur or wish to become one, or are attracted to venture capitalism, don't miss this story. Are assets gained in the vicissitudes of the financial market as "Anabaptist" as those earned by the toil of one's hands? Here is an account of uncanny career moves, of smart productivity, of prudent financial accruements and dispersals. Was it luck? Extraordinary insight? The leading of the Holy Spirit? —Prudence or Providence?
Join us Monday at 7:30. If you wish to eat a full breakfast please go through the cafeteria line, then bring your food to the West Dining Room. Coffee and pastries will be provided. Please share this announcement with your friends and others interested in Allon's life and times—extraordinary commitment to both church and business. Exemplary courage. Next month's presenter and story-teller is Peggy Shenk—quiet leader, rudder of the ship.
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Lindsay Kerr and Samantha Mosier are laughing out loud, hanging out at Millikan High School where they are both juniors. They look like any other teenagers enjoying each other's company.
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Do students use the R word?
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Rancho Cucamonga, CA - With tickets for the upcoming season now on sale, the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes are excited to announce their promotional schedule for their 2013 season.
After the Quakes/Dodgers Exhibition Game, presented by San Manuel Indian Bingo & Casino takes place on March 28th, the regular season will kick off exactly one week later, as the Quakes host the Lake Elsinore Storm at The Epicenter, on Thursday, April 4th. On that great night, everyone will enjoy an Opening Night Post-Game Fireworks Celebration courtesy of Boston's, Thirsty Thursday, featuring $2 domestic 16-oz drafts and 2013 Magnet Schedule Giveaway, thanks to Allstar KIA.
The Quakes will host a total of 13 Fireworks shows in 2013, thanks in part to Boston's, Bernard's, Best Western Heritage Inn, Massage Envy, Millennium Systems, National CORE, Safeco Insurance, Scholarshare, U.S. Bank, Mercedes Benz of Ontario and LoanMart.
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