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Moe the Sleaze
Joined: 10 Jan 2003
Posts: 1159
Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2003 5:47 am
Post subject:
It looks like Dan Miller's stats site is
down for good
unless someone steps forward to take it over.
"Hi, I'm Moe, or as the women know me - Hey! You in the bushes."
-Moe, The Simpsons
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King Boreas
Joined: 16 Dec 2002
Posts: 2463
Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2003 6:53 pm
Post subject: more changes
you can't edit archived caches
when mine are archived, I change the title and add a number, signifying when it was placed. I have four never approved/archived caches that I use for editing: put together a cache page, then copy it when I'm ready to post.
Can't do either now
potential problem:
I don't know what the "approved distance" is, but if you change the coordinates "too far" you'll get an error message. We may not be able to comply with the Parks idea of moving the cache.
Cache type:
You can't change it after it's approved
Joined: 16 Dec 2002
arrive...raise heck...leave (SCSA)
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Joined: 17 Dec 2002
Posts: 947
Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2003 3:32 am
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I saw something related about changing coordinates on already submitted cache pages in the gc.com forum, and an email to the approver listed on the bottom of the cache page settled the problem. I'm sure mtn-man will be reasonable with us changing coordinates--since he is also an mngca member, I'm sure he knows about us having to move caches in Ramsey Co. Parks and Three Rivers Parks in order to comply with their geocahing policies.
There comes a time in every young boy's life when he gets an irresistible urge to seek buried treasure.--Mark Twain
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Joined: 13 Aug 2003
Posts: 70
Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2003 12:42 am
Post subject: Clarifications
King, I understand your problem. I can help you. If you will email me the test cache links I can unarchive them, unapprove them and then disable them. Once they are unarchived, unapproved and disabled they will not show up on the queue and you can then change everything on that page. As long as you don't enable the cache it will not show up on the queue or on the site. That will give you your test caches back.
You can no longer modify an archived cache page. That is true. If you want some titles changed I will be happy to do that for you too.
15Tango is right too. If you need to move the coordinates I can do that for you as well. The problem of posting a cache for approval and then changing the coordinates after approval to get it listed in a banned area has been growing. The bad habits of a few cachers has made it harder on other cachers. Once again, I would be more than happy to help with any changes in coordinates. It also helps us make sure a cache is not moved accidentally near railroad tracks or into a banned park, etc. Sometimes it is just an honest mistake. As long as the coordinate changes are moves to approved areas then it is no problem to do.
FYI... the approval distance is 528 feet or 0.10 miles from another cache.
If there are any other questions feel free to ask. I will be more than happy to help in any way I can. You can always send me an email through my profile page:
... (formerly) Keeping an eye on the King!
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Past MnGCA Chair
Joined: 27 Nov 2002
Posts: 621
Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2003 11:30 am
Post subject: DELETE THIS LOG??? GO TO PAGE TWO......
AAakkkk! Now you have to go to a separate page to edit or delete a log, what once took one little click, now takes 3 steps on another page. This will make multiple bug drops very time consuming.
I am not a computer geek, but could somebody please tell me why everything is going to multiple pages and multiple steps?? Is this some advanced computer language that needs this?
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Joined: 21 Sep 2003
Posts: 377
Posted: Thu Sep 25, 2003 8:22 am
Post subject: Muiltiple pages for a log
I agree it's a little more cumbersome to enter logs now. I read a note jeremy posted in one of the forums today that the thinking behind it is that now you can send someone a direct URL of a log entry, instead of having to have folks page thru to find a log. He said he also added a related enhancement where the 100K photo attachment limitation is now gone...all images will be resized to 600 pixels wide.
Dunno if this is all good or bad, but just passing along the info I've seen...
-Dave R., MN guest cacher in town from Biloxi, MS
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Past MnGCA Board
Joined: 18 May 2003
Posts: 1286
Posted: Thu Sep 25, 2003 1:58 pm
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I'm not positive but I honestly think I dropped all those bugs today and not yesterday!!! Maybe I goofed but I doubt it!!!
Just to make this clear....you know the ones on the Minnesota page....
Minnesota page.
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Past MnGCA Chair
Joined: 27 Nov 2002
Posts: 621
Posted: Sun Sep 28, 2003 6:09 pm
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Hmmmm..... just now printing out some caches for my "go" folder and noticed this change on the caches page...
For online maps...
Microsoft MapPoint (BEST)
Geocaching.com Maps (shows caches)
MapQuest Maps
Topo Zone - topographical maps
Microsoft Terra Server - aerial photos
Microsoft now has BEST maps and is now featured in bold print??? MapQuest moved down to #3?? What happened?
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Past MnGCA Board
Joined: 14 Jul 2003
Posts: 347
Posted: Sun Sep 28, 2003 6:23 pm
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I don't remember if MapBlast was at the top of the list, bold, (best) or otherwise. But when Microsoft bought out MapBlast, the link just disappeared from the cache page. GC must have struck a deal to get the MS version online. If I recall, there was even a blank space where the old Mapblast link was.
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Past MnGCA Chair
Joined: 27 Nov 2002
Posts: 621
Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2003 6:00 am
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Mapquest has been on the top of the map list with BEST designation for as long as I have been geocaching (16 months)....... I figured they struck some sort of $$$ deal, now that MSN has BEST and
designation? This change happened sometime between Thursday and Sunday.
I'm sure it means something to the map provider to have all those geocaching hits seeing the ads.
I'm still going to be using Mapquest since I am used to it and it works out fine for me...... OK Moe -- what kind of phobia do I have now??
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Moe the Sleaze
Joined: 10 Jan 2003
Posts: 1159
Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2003 6:27 am
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Centris wrote:
OK Moe -- what kind of phobia do I have now??
Diagnosing your problems is way out of my league!
On the gc.com forums, Jeremy stated that he made the change because he thought that MapPoint offered better routing than MapQuest and that there was no monetary incentive. After others complained, Jeremy said he would remove the "Best" designation and simply list the various sites. I haven't checked to see if that has happened or not.
"Hi, I'm Moe, or as the women know me - Hey! You in the bushes."
-Moe, The Simpsons
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Joined: 06 Jul 2003
Posts: 673
Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2003 12:35 pm
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Jeremy really missed the boat with maps. All the time/money they spent on them and they really are a joke. Completely useless in a metro area since they always display all caches regardless of the type or your found/notfound status.
He should have whipped up a Java applet that would let you pan and zoom, and had the Java applet place the cache markers on the map. Then the load would be off his server and the maps would be useful.
Sigh. He just doesn't get it.
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Past MnGCA Board
Joined: 18 May 2003
Posts: 1286
Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2003 4:55 pm
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at a risk of making the wrong person upset I want to post this link....just another view.....
Many geocachers have been voicing their discontent with geocaching.com and it's politics. Issues range from the removal of virtual caches to the issue of who really owns the geocache data. More and more cachers are speaking out about the geocaching.com politics and it's owner Jeremy Irish.
Geocachers have spent thousands of dollars supporting geocaching.com in the way of contributions, subscriptions and the purchase of "Geo-wear". It's grown from a small website to a incorporated business. The time has come that it's customers have been requesting new features and the response from geocaching.com has been less than friendly. Many people myself included have attempted to contact geocaching.com about the licensing of the data for use in stats. One official response from Geocaching.com was "The game was never intended to have scoring". That's a rather bold statement considering that the game was neither developed by geocaching.com nor officially run by geocaching.com. Geocachers supply the data to the site by which they participate in self policing and politics. A geocache site could be run or controlled by anyone. Other sites such as Navicache prove that theory.
The geocaching.com opinion of how the site is run seems to be the heart of the debate. Prior to the removal of "Dan's stat site", geocaching.com implemented policy to remove virtual caches. This was met with a less than warm welcome to many cachers. Geocaching.com has also implemented new software to protect the data stored on geocaching.com from screen scrapes and automated "bots" to access their data. Pocket queries are now bound by a more stringent license agreement making it nearly impossible for anyone to utilize the data for anything other than their own use.
Many users have spoken out about this. Actions have included emails to the admins some users have pulled caches from the site while others have switched to other sites already. All the time geocaching.com has been silent in this. Keenpeople.com has recently set up a poll for users to vote as well as discuss in the forums. We want to know what you feel about this and how you think the geocaching world should proceed. Who owns the data? Is this game geocaching.coms? Do the users really make or break the game? The future is unclear.
Here's what you can do.
1. Email
and let them know how you feel about the issues.
2. Not as bold or want to know more? Discuss it in our online forum.
3. Simply vote on our site. It let's us know how many people care about these issues.
Keenpeople.com will continue to work with Geocaching.com to obtain information and support the users of the geocaching community. Keenpeople.com continues to be an open forum for geocachers, outdoor enthusiasts and friends.
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Past MnGCA Board
Joined: 23 Mar 2003
Posts: 1070
Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2003 3:38 am
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I keep dreaming about this... have for many months:
Someone, somewhere down the line (with excellent PHP and MySQL skills for sure. *g*) will create a caching site that will perform much better than geocaching.com. That someone will create a system that's solid and OPEN, but will have the data centralized. Other parties will have access to the raw data for whatever they want: Stats, listing of caches, mapping, etc.
When this is created, in the long run it would cost significantly less than Groundspeak has to pay for geocaching.com... mostly because of bandwidth, server equiptment and software licensing. People all over the world will be able to list the same caches, using the same data on a site they want and in the language they want... as simple or as complicated as they want... In the end, the load would be distributed. For instance, mngca.org in that case could list all the Minnesota caches, if it was in mngca.com's interest. All the other geocaching sites would have access to all the caches as well - as all the data would be centralized. The trick is to create a system that manages authentication across all of this and guidelines to make sure all the data is consistent.
Not to ride on the open source movement, but everyone would also benifit from site improvments on individual sites... new features could be voted upon by other site administrators and users rather than decided by one person and his monetary interests.
If there was a system like this, I'd be flopping down my donation right now... no need for a stupid cartoony frog t-shirt. =)
This would go back to the ORIGINAL foundations of geocaching.com, where all the data was open... before Jeremy Irish decided to "own" everyone's caches.
If something like this was created, there is no real way for geocaching.com to stop it. If the system was quality, and a lot of the disgruntled die-hard cache-coding folks (there's a lot out there) jumped on board, and most importantly, the right PR campaign was implimented, it would change the life of geocaching forever.
Just my blabber.... I thought it was a good time to share that thought...
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Moe the Sleaze
Joined: 10 Jan 2003
Posts: 1159
Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2003 6:55 am
Post subject: Totals are back!
gc.com has finally re-instated the find totals. They are on the statistics tab of the user profile.
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-Moe, The Simpsons
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Administrative History: The position of Vice President for Marketing and Communication was created from a reorganization within the Office of Public Affairs in August 2005 and the creation of an Office of Marketing and Communication, which reports to the Senior Vice President. The Office of Marketing and Communication has responsibility for the university's marketing, including advertising, publications and web pages; internal communication; and Marquette Magazine.
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Washington : Government Printing Office
|Public Law 88-462
|Indians. Papago Tribe. Sil Murk village relocation.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior is authorized to receive and hold in trust for the Papago Tribe an amount of $269,500 out of funds available for the Painted Rock Dam and Reservoir project to be used solely for the relocation and reestablishment of the village of Sil Murk, and its inhabitants, including the purchase of a replacement site, construction of community facilities, and other improvements: Provided, That title to the replacement site and such community facilities shall be held by the United States of America in trust for the Papago Indian Tribe: Provided further, That said funds held by the Secretary of the Interior in trust for the Papago Tribe shall be expended in accordance with plans approved by the Secretary of the Interior.
As a condition of the payment authorized in section 1 for the relocation of the village of Sil Murk, the individuals who may assert an interest in the improvements in the village and the Papago Tribe shall, by appropriate resolution and deed, quitclaim and release to theUnited States whatever interest the tribe and the individuals may have in the site of the present village of Sil Murk.
There is authorized to be appropriated not to exceed $269,500 to carry out the provisions of this Act.
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Myocardial biopsyHeart biopsy; Biopsy - heart
Myocardial biopsy is the removal of a small piece of heart muscle for examination.
How the Test is Performed
Myocardial biopsy is done during cardiac catheterization or similar procedure.
The procedure will take place in a hospital radiology department, special procedures room, or cardiac diagnostics laboratory. You may be given a sedative prior to the procedure to help you relax, but you will remain awake and able to follow instructions during the test. You will lie flat on a stretcher or table while the test is being done.
The skin is scrubbed and a local numbing medicine (anesthetic) is given.
A surgical cut will be made your arm, neck, or groin. The health care provider inserts a thin tube (catheter) through a vein or artery, depending on whether tissue will be taken from the right or left side of the heart.
If the biopsy is done without another procedure, the catheter is usually placed through a vein in the neck and then carefully threaded into the heart. The doctor uses moving x-ray images (fluoroscopy) to guide the catheter to the correct area. Once in position, a special device with jaws on the tip is used to remove small pieces of tissue from the heart muscle.
The procedure may last 1 or more hours.
How to Prepare for the Test
You will told not to eat or drink anything for 6 - 8 hours before the test. The procedure takes place in the hospital. You will usually be admitted the morning of the procedure, but in some cases, you may need to be admitted the night before.
A health care provider will explain the procedure and its risks. You must sign a consent form.
How the Test Will Feel
You may feel some pressure at the biopsy site. You may have some discomfort due to lying still for a long period of time.
Why the Test is Performed
This procedure is routinely done after heart transplantation to watch for signs of rejection.
Your doctor may also order this procedure if you have signs of:
- Alcoholic cardiomyopathy
- Cardiac amyloidosis
- Cardiomyopathy
- Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
- Idiopathic cardiomyopathy
- Ischemic cardiomyopathy
- Myocarditis
- Peripartum cardiomyopathy
- Restrictive cardiomyopathy
Normal Results
A normal result means there was no abnormal heart muscle tissue.
What Abnormal Results Mean
An abnormal result means abnormal tissue was found. This test may reveal the cause of cardiomyopathy. Abnormal tissue may also be due to:
- Amyloidosis
- Myocarditis
- Transplant rejection
Risks are moderate and include:
- Blood clots
- Bleeding from the biopsy site
- Cardiac arrhythmias
- Infection
- Injury to the recurrent laryngeal nerve
- Injury to the vein or artery
- Pneumothorax
- Rupture of the heart (very rare)
- Tricuspid regurgitation
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Compiled and edited by Charles J. Kappler. Washington : Government Printing Office, 1929.
|Chap. 70
|Cherokee Indians. Claims of, against United States to be adjudicated by Court of Claims.
|Sec. 2
|Time for filing.
|Sec. 2
|Sec. 2
|Evidence admitted.
|Sec. 3
|Sec. 4
|Appeal to Supreme Court.
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|Attorney's fees, etc., by court decree.
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|Issue of orders and process.
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|Appearance of Attorney General directed.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That jurisdiction be, and is hereby, conferred upon the Court of Claims, notwithstanding the lapse of time or statutes of limitation, to hear, examine, and adjudicate and render judgment in any and all legal and equitable claims arising under or growing out of any treaty or agreement between the United States and the Cherokee Indian Nation or Tribe, or arising under or growing out of any Act of Congress in relation to Indian affairs, which said Cherokee Nation or Tribe may have against the United States, which claims have not heretofore been determined and adjudicated on their merits by the Court of Claims or the Supreme Court of the United States.
Any and all claims against the United States within the purview of this Act shall be forever barred unless suit be instituted or petition filed as herein provided in the Court of Claims within five years from the date of approval of this Act, and such suit shall make the Cherokee Nation party plaintiff and the United States.
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party defendant. The petition shall be verified by the attorney or attorneys employed to prosecute such claim or claims under contract with the Cherokees approved by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs and the Secretary of the Interior; and said contract shall be executed in their behalf by a committee chosen by them under the direction and approval of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs and the Secretary of the Interior. Official letters, papers, documents, and records, or certified copies thereof, may be used in evidence, and the departments of the Government shall give access to the attorney or attorneys of said Indian nation to such treaties, papers, correspondence, or records as may be needed by the attorney or attorneys of said Indian nation.
In said suit the court shall also hear, examine, consider, and adjudicate any claims which the United States may have against said Indian nation, but any payment which may have been made by the United States upon any claim against the United States shall not operate as an estoppel, but may be pleaded as an offset in such suit.
That from the decision of the Court of Claims in any suit prosecuted under the authority of this Act, an appeal may be taken by either party as in other cases to the Supreme Court of the United States.
That upon the final determination of any suit instituted under this Act, the Court of Claims shall decree such amount or amounts as it may find reasonable to be paid the attorney or attorneys so employed by said Indian nation for the services and expenses of said attorneys rendered or incurred prior or subsequent to the date of approval of this Act: Provided, That in no case shall the aggregate amounts decreed by said Court of Claims for fees be in excess of the amount or amounts stipulated in the contract of employment, or in excess of a sum equal to 10 per centum of the amount of recovery against the United States.
The Court of Claims shall have full authority by proper orders and, process to bring in and make parties to such suit any or all persons deemed by it necessary or proper to the final determination of the matters in controversy.
A copy of the petition shall, in such case, be served upon the Attorney General of the United States, and he, or some attorney from the Department of Justice to be designated by him, is hereby directed to appear and defend the interests of the United States in such case.1
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Clemson, S.C. – The Brevard College men's and women's track and field team had a number of individuals compete at the Clemson Solid Orange Classic Meet at Clemson University on Saturday afternoon.
On the ladies side, BC's Chynna Shipp took 15th-place in the women's long jump event, turning in a long jump of 4.41 meters in the preliminaries.
In the women's 1500 meter run, the Tornados had two performers compete, as sophomores Hannah Beck and Meghan Grimes finished 17th and 18th, respectively. Beck finished with a time of 6:16.46, finishing just ahead of Grimes who crossed the line with a time of 6:1.84.
On the men's side, the Tornados Stephen Dawson turned in a stellar performance in the men's 110 meter hurdles event. In the preliminaries, Dawson turned in a time of 16.15, which was good enough for seventh-place overall and put him into the finals.
In the finals, the BC sophomore crossed the finish line in a time of 15.72, which was not only 0.43 seconds faster than his time in the prelims, but was also good enough for a sixth-place overall finish in the event.
In the men's 1500 meter run, senior Harrison Vicini led a trio of BC runners which finished 15th, 16th and 17th overall.
Vicini finished 15th overall with his time of 4:56.79. Fellow teammate Tiffen Tapia took 16th-place with his time of 5:00.95, finishing just ahead of BC's Zach Hazen who crossed the finish line with a time of 5:02.26.
Both the men's and women's track and field teams will compete this weekend at Lees-McRae College in Banner Elk, N.C.


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get the hawking HWUG1. works out of the box and can be found for around 30 bux used and like 35 new at amazon ($42 at newegg). it comes with an antenna and u can buy an even more powerful antenna if you want. personally its excellent for beginner - expert users. supports a,b,g modes and up to 108mbps (can be set to lower rates if needed). check the "BT4beta Working Hardware" section, i have the exact commands needed to use it. Also if you buy it new you get a 1 year limited warranty if you register it after the purchase (which i did).
Yeah I don't get why it's so hard for people who write "What device to buy?" guides and inside them talk so much crap. just list the devices that have been proven to work and what BT version they work with. hell i should make a guide... The "Just buy the HWUG1 guide" it works with BT4b out of the box.


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<snipped because it is insane>I am soo humbled by these revelations..
Seriously though... What would happen if the Great Green Arkleseizure didn't fram up the rammastam before the hermite curve achieved maximum nurdfurdle velocity? Now THAT would be something. AmIrite?
Fromhttp://www.reasons.org/articles/biblical-forecasts-of-scientific-discoveries conservation of mass and energy (Eccl. 1:9). I am soo humbled by these revelations..


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"It's a beautiful work. The voice. The words. The music. Sublime."—Marilyn and Alan Bergman
Songs From The Movie, with its compelling orchestral reinvention of classic Mary Chapin Carpenter compositions, is an artistic landmark for the beloved singer-songwriter. Collaborating with Composer/Arranger and Producer Vince Mendoza (Sting, Diana Krall, Elvis Costello, Joni Mitchell) and working once again with Co-Producer Matt Rollings (Keith Urban, Lyle Lovett), Carpenter's new record harkens to her love of classic film and symphonic music.
Citing as inspiration such seminal film composers as Elmer Bernstein and Thomas Newman, and contemporary symphonic composers like Tobias Picker and Morten Lauridsen, Carpenter had long imagined this project but it wasn't until she had the chance to work withMendozathat it came to fruition.
The result reprises ten of Carpenter's songs inMendoza's distinctively beautiful and cinematic arrangements—thus the album title that gathers them together—to give the listener the continuum of a film soundtrack, albeit an imaginary one.
The album was recorded atLondon's legendary AIR Studios, with a 63-piece orchestra, and a 15-voice choir. "Part of the challenge of this new musical setting was to find the right approach to singing each song," Carpenter says. "Singing with an orchestra is very different from singing with a band. I had to learn to ride the enormous wave of sound an orchestra produces but not over sing at the same time. Finding a quiet voice while still conveying strength was the way in."
From "Come On Come On" to "On And On It Goes" to "I Am A Town" and "Goodnight America," the record finds this multi-platinum album selling, multi-Grammy winner, two-time CMA Female Vocalist, and member of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame still breaking new ground, giving us a record unlike any of her others. "I grew up in a house where film soundtracks and classical music played constantly because my mother loved them so," Carpenter says, as a way to explain how she came to this project. "Recording at AIR Studios inLondonwas magical and working with Vince as he transformed my songs with his arrangements was an extraordinary artistic experience. I feel so fortunate to have been given this chance to do something so different from what I have done in the past and what I expect to do in the future."
That level of excitement and fearless creativity has been a common thread throughout Mary Chapin Carpenter's two-and-a-half-decade recording career, during which she's sold more than 13 million records and developed a remarkably loyal and devoted international fan base.
Born inPrinceton,New Jersey, Carpenter began playing guitar and writing songs early in life, and was playing her songs in D.C. clubs before she was out of her teens. Word of Carpenter's talents eventually reachedNashville, winning her a deal with Columbia Records, which released her 1987 debut album, Hometown Girl.
Her debut disc set the stage for the success of 1989's State of the Heart and 1990's Shooting Straight in the Dark, each of which produced four Top 20 hits, including the Grammy-winning smash "Down at the Twist and Shout." Those releases were followed by the massive commercial breakthrough of 1992's Come On Come On, which was certified quadruple platinum and yielded no less than seven charting singles.
More success followed with such albums as the platinum Stones in the Road, A Place in the World, Time* Sex* Love* andBetween Here and Gone. Carpenter moved to Rounder/Zoë in time for 2007's Grammy-nominated The Calling, which was followed by the seasonally themed Come Darkness Come Light: 12 Songs of Christmas, the Grammy-nominated The Age of Miracles and Ashes and Roses.
Along the way, Carpenter has won five Grammy Awards, was named the Country Music Association's Female Vocalist of the Year in 1992 and 1993 and in 2012 was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. Her compositions have also been covered by a diverse assortment of artists including Joan Baez, Wynonna Judd, Cyndi Lauper, Trisha Yearwood, Maura O'Connell, Mary Black and Dianne Reeves and has also collaborated, on record and/or on stage, with the likes of Joan Baez, Shawn Colvin, Dolly Parton, the Indigo Girls and Tony Bennett.
Following the January 2014 debut of the album with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra at the prestigious Celtic Connections Festival inGlasgow, Carpenter will appear as a guest with orchestras in theU.S.and theU.K.throughout 2014.
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Association of French CG Animation schools (R.E.C.A)
Since April 2012, the first Network of French Film Animation Schools (RECA) has been strengthening partnerships with industry professionals, disseminating comprehensive information about film animation programs, and assembling data around alumni and job opportunities within the field. During this time, the collective voice of RECA has significantly enhanced the influence and visibility of its member schools. This session examines RECA's creation, evolution, and vision for increasing alliances with industry players.


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By Gabriella Boston Special to The Washington Post
If you knew that a 12-ounce chocolate chip frappe (530 calories) would cost you up to two hours of brisk walking, would you still order it?
New research shows that when we have "exercise cost" information readily available, we are less likely to make unhealthful food choices.
The research, by Meena Shah at Texas Christian University, shows that when restaurants give not only the calorie content but also exercise-cost information, customers tend to make better choices.
"It's helpful because it puts calories in context," said Scott Kahan, director of the National Center for Weight and Wellness.
Without that exercise-cost context, people tend to underestimate calorie content in various food and overestimate the number of calories burned while exercising, said Nicole Brown, a dietitian with practices in Washington, D.C., and Springfield, Va.
For example, it would take a 130-pound person two hours and 35 minutes of housecleaning to burn about 525 calories, about the amount in that frappe.
Or do you prefer vigorous jumping jacks?
A little over an hour of those and our 130-pound person will have burned off that drink. Vigorous bicycling? We're looking at just under an hour.
"If a client wants to lose weight, we look at ways to promote a calorie deficit," Brown said. Most of that deficit will come from the "food part," but the moving part will also play a role, she said.
Kathy Glazer, a dietitian and owner of Eatsmartcoach.com, says she's not convinced that the exercise-cost menu information will work for everyone.
"A very overweight teenage kid who eats for comfort probably won't skip the cheeseburger because the menu has the calorie count and the exercise cost posted," she said.
If you do go to a restaurant, be prepared, Glazer said. Look for code words such as "crispy" and "crunchy" (generally fatty) as well as "grilled," "baked," "steamed" and "dressing on the side" (more healthful food choices).


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I just got back from this event ran by Andy Walker in Poole.
The event was really well organised, I know all my guys enjoyed it, we`ll definitly be back.
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PHOENIX -- Endexx Corp. has acquired Cann-Can LLC, a maker of medical marijuana vending machines, from LEDXChange LLC, owned by vending veteran Dave Levine. The purchase includes Cann-Can's prototype medical marijuana accessory vending machine, along with its R&D assets, website and social media properties.
Endexx has retained Levine, Cann-Can's founder and developer, as a consultant. Levine, a former financial advisor and vending operator, also owns Phoenix-based MB Media Brokers, which specializes in low-cost retrofittable wireless signage for vending machines.
"As one of the first producers of medical marijuana accessory machines, and as a vending industry consultation firm that specializes in alternative forms of vending, Cann-Can LLC is proud to become part of the Endexx Corp.," said Levine. "We believe that this partnership will produce many exciting products in the near future and feel that Endexx is an ideal suitor for our company."
Endexx is diversifying outside its core business of providing Web-enabled document management services with its purchase of Cann-Can, and said it plans to pursue more companies in the medical marijuana industry.


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First of all, I apologise for troubling You. I know there's a fair bit going on at the moment, what with the Middle East firing up again (an ancient exchange in which You seem ceaselessly to be invoked in Your many and mysterious forms, despite what I can only imagine must be an escalating weariness with the antics of Your earthly emissaries in that region).
And I know it's not the biggest item on Your agenda, but I imagine the proposed Australian royal commission into child sex abuse is probably occupying a small but significant proportion of Your omniscience, too. Like I said, I'm sorry to bother You.
But what I wanted to ask is this: Do we have a problem?
We, as in ladies, I mean? Do we have a problem with You?
I ask because in the past week, the Church of England's Synod voted to block the ordination of women as bishops.
This seemed a bit of a surprising result, given the Church of England has had women priests for about 20 years now, and in fact ordained more ladies than men in 2010 - a development that led at the time to small-scale panic that the Church was suffering from a ''testosterone deficit''.
And of course, who's counting, and gender isn't important and everything, but of the past 200 years, the Church of England has spent 124 with a chick as Supreme Governor - Queen Victoria for 64 years, and Queen Elizabeth, at the moment 60 not out.
Odd to think that these CofE women are qualified to provide tea in the vestry, to become priests, and even to serve at the apex of the organisation, but not to be bishops, after all this time. When put to the vote, the proposal for women bishops to be allowed within the Church of England narrowly failed to attract enough votes from the church's laity, even though it was retrofitted with a ''Grumpy Old Men'' clause allowing conservative parishes to ignore their lady-bishop and demand a bloke substitute instead.
God: As a being with the distinct strategic advantage of all-knowingness, You will doubtless understand all this. But for those of us not similarly endowed, it seems a bit rum, to be honest.
I mean, in Australia, as You would know, the Anglican church has appointed three lady bishops, and the sun still struggles up most mornings. Swaziland's Anglican church got one last weekend, for crying in a bucket.
Opponents argue this whole thing isn't about entitlements, or rights, or privileges; it's not a human rights or equal opportunity or - Heaven forbid - a workplace issue.
But in this case, the battle to defend theological tradition against the rights agenda is almost indistinguishable from, ''My right to stick my fingers in my ears and not be bossed about by a beastly woman.'' And how is that any different?
Opponents also argue the church is the church; it's not supposed to be a mirror of society.
But how can you remove a church from society, and expect to have anything left?
The more we hear about exemptions for churches - from property laws, from the criminal codes, from the presumptions of equality that have advanced inexorably over the past century and continue to advance - the less one is surprised by congregation shrinkage.
At present, there are 26 seats in the House of Lords reserved for Church of England bishops; last week's Synod vote confirms these 26 seats will continue formally to be open only to men.
The church has a legislative exemption for this democratically unorthodox instance of discrimination, but one wonders whether it will last.
Meanwhile, in Rome, the Vatican has sent a flying squad of male bishops to bring its American nuns under control.
The nuns - organised as the Leadership Conference of Women Religious - stand accused by Rome of spending too much time on poverty alleviation and not enough time advocating against abortion and homosexuality.
They are further suspected of subscribing to ''radical feminist themes incompatible with the Catholic faith''; the nuns are now in formal mediation discussions to see if they can sort it out.
Now, just what the Vatican deems to be ''radical feminism'' might be another curly one best left to Your omniscience, Lord.
But of all the problems confronting the Catholic Church internationally, is a bunch of American nuns being too nice to the gays really the one to pick for urgent action? Churches change, of course they do.
After all, it's not even 500 years since translating the Bible into English was viewed as a heresy; William Tyndale did it, and was strangled and burnt for his trouble in 1536.
You can't stop progress, can you? And I'm sure you have a plan for all these contemporary challenges too. Just wanted to check that everyone was invited.


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Top historian to visit USC, discuss Lincoln, slavery
One of the nation's most prominent U.S. historians will visit the University of South Carolina Thursday, Feb. 25, to discuss Abraham Lincoln and American slavery as the university's 2010 John G. Sproat Lecturer.
Dr. Eric Foner, the DeWitt Clinton Professor of History at Columbia University, will speak at 7 p.m. in Gambrell Hall auditorium. The lecture is free and open to the public. Foner's lecture, titled "The Fiery Trial: Abraham Lincoln and American Slavery," is sponsored by the department of history and the Institute for Southern Studies.
A prolific author, Foner's research and books focus on the intersection between political and social history and the history of American race relations. His most recent book is "Our Lincoln: New Perspectives on Lincoln and His World," released in 2008 by W.W. Norton & Company Inc. He also has written "Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Men: The Ideology of the Republican Party Before the Civil War" and "Reconstruction: America's Unfinished Revolution, 1863 – 1877," which earned the Bancroft Prize, the Parkman Prize and the Los Angeles Times Book Award.
His 2004 textbook, "Give Me Liberty! An American History," and companion volume of documents, "Voices of Freedom," is one of the most popular college texts in print. In addition, Foner has won top teaching awards from Columbia University and the New England History Teachers Association and is a frequent contributor to national print, radio and television.
The university's John G. Sproat Lecture in American Political History honors the legacy of eminent American historian John G. "Jack" Sproat who served nine years, 1974-83, as chairman of the university's history department and later as senior fellow in the Institute for Southern Studies, serving as general editor of the impressive Southern Classic Series.
For more information about the Sproat Lecture, call the history department at 803-777-5195.


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The Grand Theft Auto World is a fictional world containing the settings or otherwise-mentioned locations of all the GTA games (for example, Liberty City, Vice City, Carcer City, and the State of San Andreas). It is assumed that the rest of the real world exists within the fictional world, although possibly without some of the major cities to which the GTA locations are analogous (Liberty City/state of Liberty may replace New York City/New York State, for example). Continuity is generally retained throughout the games pertaining to the specific "universe" that the game is a part of, creating a coherent fictional universe.
A map selection screen in the first Grand Theft Auto game reveals that the contemporary renditions of Liberty City, San Andreas, and Vice City are located in or near New York, California, and Florida respectively. It is unclear whether these locations are canon with the rest of the series, however it is known that Vice City is located in the state of Florida.
Furthermore, during one mission in GTA San Andreas, the player could fly a plane eastwards and arrive, after a cutscene, in Liberty City. This relationship is similar to the real-world geographical placing of the states of California and Nevada (upon which San Andreas is based) to New York (upon which Liberty City is based). This does involve crossing a vast body of water, but bodies of water are used to isolate game-worlds in the GTA series, and do not necessarily indicate that these game-worlds are truly islands. A worldmap that can be found in GTA V suggests that the sea level in the GTA world has increased significantly, suggesting that the islands are formed by the rising sea.
In between game "universes", the recurring locations of GTA are represented very differently. Liberty City appeared in Grand Theft Auto 1 and GTA III with almost no similarities other than that they were both broadly based on New York City. Liberty City retained continuity throughout the 3D Universe (compare GTA III's rendition to that of Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories and Grand Theft Auto Advance), however Grand Theft Auto IV marked the beginning of a new "universe", and started a new continuity while introducing a new Liberty City created from scratch.
Liberty CityEdit
Liberty City, based on New York City, is a location that has appeared in GTA 1, GTA III, GTA Vice City, GTA San Andreas, GTA Advance, GTA Liberty City Stories, GTA IV and GTA Chinatown Wars. It is generally depicted as a large city with a sizeable population (4 million in GTA III, double that in GTA IV), featuring a complete transportation infrastructure of roads and railways, and is located on a geographical configuration of shorelines and islands, similar to that of New York City. The city has been described as one suffering heavily from crime and corruption, with the presence of organized crime, feuding street gangs, petty criminals, and rampant misconduct among city officials and law enforcement. Due to its ever-growing crime statistics (the highest in the U.S.), it has been repeatedly voted as "The Worst Place In America".
Liberty City is located in the state of Liberty, a parody of the state of New York. It is likely that all the other cities in the real state of New York exist in the state of Liberty. It is unknown if Liberty City is the capital of its state, afterall New York City is not the capital of New York.
New Guernsey/AlderneyEdit
New Guernsey, based on New Jersey, is a location that appeared in GTA 1. It consists of Guernsey City (based on Jersey City), Fort Law (Fort Lee), Schlechberg (Gutenberg), Hackenslash (Hackensack) and Eaglewood (Englewood).
In Grand Theft Auto IV, New Jersey was used as a location again, alongside Liberty City, but was renamed to Alderney. Although Alderney is an entire state, it appears to be the size of a borough (about the same size as Algonquin), and is treated as a borough of Liberty City (although this may be due to technical limitations—Alderney foot police, for example, are seen wearing different uniforms to the LCPD, although LCPD vehicles patrol Alderney). Alderney contains neighborhoods that are based on different cities and regions in New Jersey, such as Weehawken, Englewood, Jersey City, Newark, Kearny, and Elizabeth, among others.
Vice CityEdit
Vice City is a city that appeared in GTA 1, GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories. It is based on Miami, Florida. In the 3D Universe, it consists of two major islands and six smaller islands; both main islands separated by a large body of water similar to that of Biscayne Bay (separating Miami Beach from mainland Miami). Each major island is divided into several districts. The population of Vice City is given as around 1.8 million. Unlike Liberty City and the state of San Andreas, Vice City has no railway or rapid transit systems, and all islands are connected by road and pedestrian bridges.
In the games, Vice City is based on Miami and has been confirmed to be in the real state of Florida, rather than a fictional state like Liberty and San Andreas. However in the GTA III Era, Vice City is not analogus to Miami as it is referenced in both GTA III and GTA Vice City, and the location of Vice City being given as in the Florida Keys.
San AndreasEdit
San Andreas, which is intended to be based in the West Coast of the United States, has appeared as two different entities in the Grand Theft Auto (GTA) series of video games:
- In the original Grand Theft Auto, San Andreas is a single city based on the real city of San Francisco, California.
- In Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, San Andreas was recrafted to a fictionalized American state based on the real states of California and Nevada. San Andreas appears as a series of large islands surrounded by water, but connected by a series of bridges. This version of San Andreas is subdivided into three cities (Los Santos, San Fierro and Las Venturas) and five counties (Red County, Flint County, Whetstone, Tierra Robada and Bone County). Details of this incarnation are as follows:
Los Santos is the largest city in San Andreas. It is based on real life Los Angeles, California. It borders Red County to the north and Flint County to the west.
San Fierro is the smallest city in San Andreas, based on San Francisco, California. San Fierro is located in the western part of San Andreas. South of the city lies the massive Mount Chiliad, and to the north lies the county of Tierra Robada. San Fierro Bay lies to the north, and The Panopticon to the east.
Las Venturas is based on Las Vegas, Nevada. Like its real life counterpart, Las Venturas is a gambling city located in the desert region. The city is also notable for its sizeable freeway system. However, Las Venturas might not be included to San Andreas because in real life, Las Vegas is not included in California. But there is a similar name to Nevada called Robada, which is included in Tierra Robada.There are thirteen small towns in the State of San Andreas, in addition to the cities: Palomino Creek, Montgomery, Dillimore, Blueberry, Angel Pine, El Quebrados, Bayside, Las Barrancas, Fort Carson, Las Payasadas, Valle Ocultado, Aldea Malvada and Las Brujas (the latter two being ghost towns).
Although referred to as a state, it is perhaps the size of a city, mainly due to game limitations.
HD UniverseEdit
San Andreas does not physically appear in GTA IV, but like Vice City, it is referenced heavily. Los Santos, San Fierro, and Las Venturas all exist, as do some of the towns.
In Grand Theft Auto V, San Andreas is a large state subdivided into two counties: Los Santos County and Blaine County. Within Los Santos County is the city, Los Santos, and many other small towns and neighborhoods. Like before, San Andreas is a large island surrounded by the Pacific Ocean on all sides. The in-game area does not represent the entire state, as it is referred to as "Southern San Andreas" by Rockstar (with San Fierro and Las Venturas existing in a northern portion of the state not featured in the game).
North YanktonEdit
North Yankton is a state featured in GTA V. Believed to be based on North Dakota, the state of North Yankton is located in the midwest of the United States, and located far north. Unlike other states and cities in the Grand Theft Auto World, North Yankton is not surrounded by water and is instead landlocked. It is a fairly large and empty state with the town of Ludendorff being it's main attraction, although it also has many farmyards and a Bobcat Security Bank outside of the town. The state seems to be always covered in snow, meaning average temperatures are very low, especially in winter. It is home to the Midwest's Biggest Beaver.
Anywhere CityEditAnywhere City is the setting of Grand Theft Auto 2. It is called this as it was never given a name in-game, as well as being set in the near future, and doesn't bear any resemblance to any real life city in particular. It is divided into 3 separated parts - Commercial, Residential and Industrial (similar to the nature of the three main districts in GTA III). The infrastructure of Anywhere City is primarily composed of roadways and footpaths, but in later versions of the game
released for the PC, a light rail transit system was provided.
LondonEditLondon, United Kingdom, was the city used in both the mission packs available for the original Grand Theft Auto - Grand Theft Auto: London 1969 and Grand Theft Auto: London 1961. Manchester appears as a multiplayer map in the second. To date, these are the only real-life cities to be used physically in a GTA game.
Carcer CityEditCarcer City is a location featured in Rockstar's Manhunt; references are made to it in various GTA games, suggesting that it exists within the GTA world. It has been revealed that Carcer City exists in both the 3D era and HD era of Grand Theft Auto. All references to it show that it neighbors Liberty City.
According to the 'Miles Traveled' system on the statistical screen in GTA IV, Carcer City is around 50 – 100 miles away from Liberty City. This hints that Carcer City could possibly be based on Philadelphia since it is about the same distance from real life New York City.
In the mission The Paleto Score in GTA V, Michael De Santa mentions that his first score was robbing a small franchise store on the outskirts of Carcer City.
Pedestrian dialogue from both GTA IV and GTA V references Carcer City.
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- Bullworth is the small New England town (possibly New Hampshire) which Bully takes place in. Bullworth Academy is seen on I'm Rich in GTA IV.
- Bali is mentioned in the "Free James Pedeaston" website in GTA IV Lost and Damned and Ballad of Gay Tony.
- Brazil is mentioned by Luis Lopez in TBoGT, there is also a Brazilian flag in Vice City and several pedestrians speak Brazilian Portuguese in GTA IV, theres also a Brazilian airline in GTA V.
- Portugal is referenced to, in Alderney, where there are multiple Portuguese flags (in Leftwood) and many Portuguese bakeries and stores. This is a reference to the Portuguese population in New Jersey
- Indonesia is mentioned in the www.Freejames.org in-game website, as well as by Eddie Low in his MyRoom blog in GTA IV. and in www.Ecoelitevacations.com in TLAD.
- Capital City is a city mentioned in the miles traveled stats of GTA IV. It is possibly based on Washington, D.C. (United States Capital) or Albany, NY (New York's Capital).
- Cottonmouth, Florida is the setting of Rockstar's Manhunt 2. The Cottonmouth police force makes use of Police Mavericks with similar paint jobs to the VCPD's mavericks. There are also many vehicles from the GTA series seen in the game (such as the Mule, Kuruma, Stinger, and Burrito), also the Majestic Hotel appears. Some fictional medications seen advertised in Manhunt 2 also appear on yourmexicandoctor.com in GTA IV.
- Glasgow, Scotland is mentioned in the Police database as a home town of one of the Most Wanted criminals in GTA IV.
- Edinburgh, Scotland is mentioned on a "visit Scotland" postcard in GTA San Andreas.
- Puerto Rico is mentioned several times in GTA IV and also the nationality of several characters in the game such as Elizabeta Torres and Manny Escuela and the Spanish Lords gang. There is also the radio station San Juan Sounds which is named after the capital city of Puerto Rico.
- Detroit, Michigan is mentioned on leftover-vacations.com in GTA IV.
- Kowloon is an area of Hong Kong, mentioned by Wu Zi Mu in the mission Ran Fa Li in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas; it is also the hometown of Huang Lee, the protagonist of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars.
- Mars, Alabama is the birthplace of Pastor Richards.
- Miami, Florida - in GTA III there are billboards saying "See you in Miami!" possibly foreshadowing GTA Vice City being based there and Ray Machowski mentions it after his departure from Liberty City. In GTA Vice City, there are billboards that say "Move over Miami!" referencing how Vice City has replaced Miami.
- Kent, United Kingdom is the birthplace of Kent Paul.
- Preston, United Kingdom is mentioned on the GTA IV internet.
- Reddick, Florida is the town from which the V-Rock radio station broadcasts in 1984.
- Bogota, Amsterdam, Bangkok, Toronto, Leith and Tokyo are cities mentioned in the official website of GTA III (Francis International Airport); flights are advertised for these cities, as well as to London, San Andreas, Vice City and Miami.
- Paris, France and Hanover, Germanyare mentioned on Internet pages in GTA IV.
- Moscow, Russia is mentioned by Dimitri Rascalov (probably his birthplace/hometown) to Mikhail Faustin, and Russian Mafia members by listening to conversations.
- Dublin, Ireland and some other Irish cities are mentioned at signs in the Lucky Winkles bar in GTA IV.
- Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is mentioned on Chatterbox FM in GTA III when Lazlow says "Working here sure beats the hell out of digging sewage ditches outside Kuala Lumpur."
- Arizona mentioned two times in The Lost and Damned, both times as place for Billy Grey to move over. First time as law abiding citizen and second as witness under witness protection program.
- Australia is mentioned a few times on the radio, and it is mentioned that they were at war with the United States in the past.
- Jamestown is mentioned in A History of Liberty City in GTA IV and as a street name in GTA V.
- Washington, D.C. is mentioned in A History of Liberty City in GTA IV. It succeeded Liberty City as the national capital during the 18th century and is described as a "malarious swamp on the banks of the Potomac."
- Minneapolis, Minnesota is mentioned in a radio advertisement for the musical WTF in GTA IV.
- Kansas is mentioned by pedestrians in GTA Vice City. If the player starts a fight, some may say "This isn't Kansas, you know!".
- Baghdad, Iraq is mentioned in GTA IV by the radio show Fizz! on the radio station WKTT. One of the hosts says "Liberty City's entertainment scene has been hotter than a Baghdad barbecue!"
- Belfast, Northern Ireland is mentioned during the firefight with the police during the GTA IV mission Three Leaf Clover. Derrick McReary says something along the lines of "I haven't seen fighting like this since Belfast!"
- North Carolina is the birthplace of Tim.
- Ohio is mentioned on Cluckin' Bell's homepage and radio ads, and also listed as one of the locations a spin-off of the television series The Science of Crime takes place.
- Vietnam and the Vietnam war is mentioned at several occasions.
- Cambodia is where some parts of the Evacuator takes place.
- Iran is where rock musician Crow is playing a much-anticipated show during the events of GTA IV. It is advertised on the radio and on TV.
- Iowa is mentioned in a show at Perestroika.
- Mexico is mentioned in the GTA series, particularly in GTA VC, GTA SA, and GTA V.
- Djibouti, Fairbanks, Tuskegee, Panama City and Santiago are all mentioned in a The Science Of Crime ad in Radio.
- Indiana is mentioned during a radio ad in GTA VC.
- Ibiza, Spain is mentioned in GTA IV show I'm Rich.
- New York City, New York and Mississippi are mentioned on K Rose in GTA SA, Shortly after the song Statler Bros. - New York City, when Mary-Beth Maybell says "I've never been lonely in New York City, I've never been east of the Mississippi". This suggests that Liberty City and New York co-exist, which is strange considering Liberty is Grand Theft Auto's equivalent to New York. The song "New York Groove" by Hello appeared in GTA IV in that game's in-universe Liberty Rock Radio, and the GTA Vice City song "Kids In America" by Kim Wilde mentions New York and East California.
- Stockholm, Sweden is the birthplace of Sunbeam.
- Dubai, UAE is Yusuf Amir's birthplace in GTA IV Playboy X erroneously mentions it as being located in Africa during the mission Deconstruction for Beginners.
- Bucharest, Romania is mentioned in the dialog between Niko and Gravelli. Darko Breivic has a home here during GTA IV events.
- Texas is mentioned after a Perestroika show by the announcer and is the birthplace of Wade Johnson.
- Beirut, Lebanon, is said to be twinnied with Liberty City in GTA III and in GTA IV a vacation to the city is advertised.
- Los Angeles is mentioned in the lyrics of the song "Wild Side" by Mötley Crüe, which is introduced in The Lost and Damned. This is strange since Los Santos is Grand Theft Auto's equivalent of Los Angeles.
- California is mentioned in GTA IV in a radio ad for a movie called Dragon Brain, as well as the songs "Kids In America" by Kim Wilde in GTA Vice City, and "California Soul" by Marlena Shaw and "El Rey y Yo" by Los Angeles Negros in GTA V.
- Hollywood, whose in-universe counterpart is Vinewood, is mentioned in the song "Hollywood Swinging" by Kool & the Gang, appearing in GTA San Andreas on Bounce FM. Hollywood is mentioned once again in the song "Hollywood Nights" by Bob Seger, appearing in GTA V on that game's in-universe Los Santos Rock Radio.
- The GTA IV radio station Vladivostok FM suggests that the eponymous city exists in the game's universe.
- Amsterdam, Netherlands is mentioned in the description of Show Me the Monet.
- Yangshan, China is mentioned in GTA V by Trevor in the mission Fresh Meat. The Chinese Triads that kidnapped Michael originate from here.


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Once upon a time, there were two grown sisters, orphans, who lived in a huge ruined house in a dying town.
Once upon a time, there were two grown sisters, orphans, who lived in a huge ruined house in a dying town.
One sister was incredibly beautiful, but blind. The other, the older of the two, was incredibly homely.
One day, the blind girl, Rachel, asked her sister what she looked like. The other sister, Helen – more than a little jealous at all the attention her parents had showered on Rachel while they were alive – patiently explained that Rachel was horribly ugly, so much so that her very appearance shocked and frightened people.
For that reason, she added, Rachel had to stay in the big house as much as possible and never wander away.
Helen added that she herself was quite lovely.
Naturally, Rachel asked more questions over the years, so Helen had to embroider her lie. The town they lived in (she explained) was horrid and regularly hanged its undesirables from the Hanging Tree. Those who walked off might be devoured by the horrible Flesh-Eating Birds or the poisonous butterflies.
Even so, eventually, Rachel broke free ….
And that's just the start of "The Kings and Queens of Roam," the latest fairy tale for grown-ups by Chapel Hill author Daniel Wallace.
Wallace is best known for the short novel "Big Fish," which was made into a movie by Tim Burton. (A musical version of "Big Fish," by the way, opened for tryouts in Chicago in April and is bound for Broadway sometime later this year.) He writes a homegrown version of what's known in Latin American literature as magical realism, where everything is blown into a kind of tall tale.
Thus, in "Kings and Queens," the two McAllister sisters (whom we met in the first few paragraphs) are the great-grandchildren of Elijah McAllister, a self-made tycoon who founded the town of Roam in the previous century.
Like many fortunes, Elijah's was founded on sin. To make silk, he shanghaied a Chinese craftsman, Ming Kai, and separated him forever from his wife and children. (He later provided Ming Kai with a substitute wife and substitute children, but it wasn't the same.) Thus, the whole town of Roam is under a curse. Eventually, the mulberry trees and the silkworms sickened and died. Elijah's factory closed, plunging the town into poverty and a slow death. (Readers might be reminded of Wallace's earlier novel, "The Watermelon King.")
All of Roam's remaining inhabitants are somehow grotesque, from the incredibly short tavern owner to the giant lumberjack. The ones who seem fairly normal usually turn out to be ghosts, who outnumber the living and who otherwise go about their business much as before.
Symbols are thick on the ground, of course, and they're subtle enough that you might not stumble over them. (Blink, and you'll miss an allusion to the last lines of T.S. Eliot's poem "Little Gidding.")
"The Kings and Queens of Roam" eventually morphs into a parable on the power of forgiveness, even across a span of generations. Like "Big Fish," it's also a salute to the power of stories. In this novel, storytelling, like magic, can be used for good or evil and, like magic, it often takes on a power of its own beyond the control of the storyteller.
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