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This week we've got three new movies this week, No Escape, We Are Friends, Diary of a Teenage Girl. No Escape and We Are Friends are kind of let downs. No Escape is a movie where you just really never believe the main characters are in danger, but you're supposed to…i.e. the main characters don't die, you know they're not gonna die but your supposed to be scared for them…it's a let down. We Are Friends is ok, but Wes Bentley is so good in the movie that whenever he's not on the screen you just want more Wes Bentley and since he's a small character you spend most of the time wishing he were there which is not good for this movie.
EVERYBODY GO SEE DIARY OF A TEENAGE GIRL NOW. It's a master piece of a movie and that really everybody should see. That said it's borderline NC-17 and really uncomfortable…but it's powerful
Our Top Five this week is Top 5 martial arts films. We talk about Kill Bill, Yojimbo, The Matrix, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, The Karate Kid, Drunken Master, Enter the Dragon, The Last Dragon, House of Flying Daggers…and Road House?
Our Undisputed Classic is Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.
In 1985 American Ninja, Flesh and Blood, Compromising Positions
Our trailers this week are:
Rock the Kasbah,
Kill Your Friends
All Things Must Pass
Everything Will Be Fine
Rebel Adam Sandler is Ruining Good Movies Without A Cause0
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This weeks episode is a downer. Pixels disappoints, Southpaw & Paper Towns are to formulaic. Mr. Holmes is great but nobody has seen it. Adam Sandler is almost single handedly the only thing wrong with Pixels and that breaks my heart. I want to accuse Sean of being a dumb critics, but his audience didn't even go and see Pixels so I can't defend Sandler. Jake Gyllenhaal is amazing in Southpaw, but the movie is kind of dumb. It was written for Eminem and oddly enough would have been a better movie if Eminem was in the movie. It's all Gyllenhaal's fault. Paper Towns is fine. Again we've seen it before, it's a formula. It's forgettable which kind of makes it worse than a bad movie. At least its not Fault in Our Stars or something by Nicolas Sparks. Then there is Mr. Holmes starring Ian McKellan as Sherlock Holmes. Mr. Holmes is such a unique interesting movie that everyone should go see right now.
Our Undisputed Classic is Rebel Without A Cause. Sean explains why this movie has held up and is such a great classic. I had a hard time getting into it but I can't argue against anything Sean says. He even does a pretty good job of explaining why I don't think it holds up.
In 1985 European Vacation, Pee Wee's Big Adventure, Kiss of the Spider Woman, and Heavenly Kid
Our trailers this week are:
Queen of Elizabeth
Hunger Games
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Welcome to The I Hate Critics Movie Review Podcast. This week Aaron Paul tries to cash in on his "Breaking Bad" success by ripping off "Fast and the Furious" and taking all the fun out of it. In an attempt to not spend a dime Warner Bros released "Veronica Mars" in AMC theaters only and on demand. Despite the lack of interest Warner Bros has in it, the movie is pretty good…as good as the television show.
Tyler Perry's career seems to take another step closer to the end, but lucky for him he's loaded. With "Single Mom's Club" he takes on the hot button issue of single moms. All they need is a man right? We took in two documentaries this week. Sean saw "The Secret Lives of Jean Seberg" which was the heart-breaking story of how the US government ruined this woman's life. She was an actor from Iowa, became an activist for the Black Panthers and was ultimately destroyed by the FBI. Then Bob and Josh watched "As the Palaces Burn." The film was about the rock band Lamb of God who were just filming a simple documentary to go along with their newest album when the lead single was arrested for murder in Croatia.
Our Undisputed Classic this week is "Tokyo Story." Sean had ripped into Josh and I for not trying very hard, so Josh tried real hard and watched possibly one of the greatest films of all time
In 1984 nothing of substance came out so we talked about this unbelievable article about the making of the "Street Fighter" movie starring Jean Claude Van Damme. It was a fascinating article, check it out here. http://www.polygon.com/features/2014/3/10/5451014/street-fighter-the-movie-what-went-wrong
Trailers this week:
Devil's Knot
Get Up On It
Hateship Loveship
Pro Wrestlers vs Zombies – yes seriously this is a movie
The Quiet Ones


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Caesars Poker Review
Caesars Poker (unofficial name) is the Nevada intrastate online poker product of Caesars Interactive Entertainment, Inc. (CIE), a subsidiary of Caesars Entertainment (which many people might know better by its former name, Harrah's). CIE already several popular social games, including Slotomania, which it says "currently ranks in the Top 5 grossing games on both the iPad® and iPhone®, ahead of many well known games including Angry Birds." Its parent company owns scores of casino properties under such famous brand names as Harrah's, Caesars, and Horseshoe. It also owns the World Series of Poker (WSOP) along with its host venue, the Rio All-Suite Las Vegas Hotel and Casino. The online poker offering from Caesars will likely be a WSOP-branded site.
Caesars Interactive Entertainment has partnered with established online gaming firm 888 Holdings to use 888's software for its Nevada internet poker offering. The Caesars site has not launched yet, so we have not been able to test the software, but if it is a clone of the client 888 already uses, we would expect it to be solid, if uninspiring. Caesars does have a play-money "WSOP-USA" poker room which looks exactly the same as 888.com, so it's probably safe to say that the upcoming real-money site will be just like it.
The lobby gives players multiple ways to find the games they want, using the tried-and-true tab method, which splits the lobby into Hold'em, Omaha, Stud, Sit-and-Go, and Tournaments sections. Each section can be filtered by stakes, number of players, and table availability, as well as sorted by stakes, limit, players, average pot, and hands per hour. People new to online poker can also use the "Beginners" lobby, which simplifies things and allows players to be automatically seated at a table or tournament based on pre-selected conditions such as stakes or number of players.
Tables have many customization options, including table theme, card back graphics, and card face appearance. The software also has a good player notes system, allowing for customized labels and over a dozen icons.
While it remains to be seen if this will be an option with Caesars, 888 gives players the ability to save hand histories to the hard drive, an especially useful feature to studying offline.
One neat feature in the 888 software is the hand replay, which animates a recap of the previous hand to make it a bit easier to follow than it would be just reading the hand history.
888 also has a flash-based web browser version of its software.
As Caesars online poker is not yet live, there is no real-money traffic of which to speak. On the free WSOP poker room, though traffic is pretty good for a play-money poker room. The vast majority, as expected, is at the No-Limit Holdem ring game tables, where there is plenty of action at all play-money stakes. Sit-and-Go traffic is surprisingly light and not many multi-table tournaments are offered, though some do hit registration numbers of over 100 and even 200.
Security and Ethics
As Caesars online poker is not yet live, there is nothing of note regarding site security.
Customer Support
As Caesars online poker is not yet live, we have not had the opportunity to test its customer support at this time.
As Caesars online poker is not yet live, there is no banking information at this time.
As Caesars online poker is not yet live, there are no promotions to discuss at this time. That said, because it will be a World Series of Poker-branded site, we should almost certainly expect to see many promotions that will revolve around opportunities to win WSOP and WSOP Circuit seats. And with Caesars' extensive collection of properties, it would not be surprising to see promotions having to do with hotel stays, entertainment tickets, and vacation packages.
Overall Review
As Caesars online poker is not yet live, it is impossible to give a definitive review, but as it is partnering with 888, we at least know the software is well-established. Perhaps the most exciting thing about the prospects of a Caesars online poker launch is the multitude of potential promotions with World Series of Poker tie-ins.
Caesars Poker Info
- Name: TBD (possibilities include Caesars Poker or WSOP-USA)
- Established: 2013
- Country: United States
- Network: Independent
- Owner: Caesars Interactive Entertainment, Inc.
- Positives: Solid, easy-to-use software; Browser-based and downloadable options; Large, established gaming company behind the site; WSOP promotional possibilities
- Negatives: Unexciting software; Site is not yet live

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Contemporary office/warehouse/distribution facility containing approximately 3,000 square feet of office space and 97,000 square feet of warehouse/distribution area. Site has railroad access via a Norfolk Southern rail spur with 175′ covered dock at the building. Warehouse is covered 100% by a dry sprinkler system and office is covered by a wet system. Adjacent land is available for future expansion. Ten (10) dock high doors with two (2) drive in doors.
Take I 26 West towards Columbia, Take exit 154A to merge onto US-301 S/5 Chop Rd toward Orangeburg, Turn left at US-21 Bypass S, Turn left at US-21 S/Rowesville Rd Turn right at Prosperity Dr, building is located on the right side. Building is located in the Orangeburg County Industrial Park
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Articles, The passenger ship Titanic, Photographies
The Titanic and the cinema
The tragic history of the Titanic has been an important source of inspiration for the film industry. Numerous American, English, German and Italian directors have not missed the opportunity to give their audiences a chance to relive that last tragic night on board the Titanic in their films, television series or documentaries. Most of […]
Articles, The Titanic in Cherbourg, Photographies
French passengers embarking in Cherbourg
On 10th April 1912 at 6.35 p.m, the Titanic dropped her anchor near to the Central fort in Cherbourg. The stop-over lasted for an hour and a half, just enough time for the White Star Line tenders Nomadic and Traffic to transfer 281 passengers of 26 different nationalities: American, English, Belgian, Canadian, Croatian, Greek, Italian, […]
Articles, Cherbourg emigration, Photographies
Cherbourg's hotels
Cherbourg's Hôtel Atlantique was built by Cunard, White Star Line and Red Star Line. The three maritime companies (Cunard, White Star Line and Red Line) created a limited company with the objective of building and managing an emigration centre capable of dealing with the volume of emigrants in Cherbourg. René Levavasseur, future architect of the […]
Articles, Cherbourg from 1933 to today, Photographies
Transatlantic Terminal Building in 1933
Transatlantic Terminal Building in 1933 A passenger terminal for welcoming cruise ships and their passengers. An escalation in the number of emigrants leaving from Cherbourg meant that a new Transatlantic Terminal Building was needed rapidly, as well as work to transform Cherbourg-Octeville's port into a deep water port. The project was enstrusted to the architect […]


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The new approach includes a simple gateway into employment services, available at community hubs, libraries and community buildings and in-depth mentoring and support to help people address any barriers they have to returning to work. Effective employer engagement will also be part of the service to focus on understanding the needs of employers, both locally and nationally, so that people can be prepared for real job opportunities.
Advice and assistance would also be available for people looking to set up their own business or social enterprise to help develop the entrepreneurial culture in individuals and communities.
The current schemes that are available have set qualifying criteria and often people lose out because they do not live in the right area or are not the right age. People also miss out because they do not know about the help available.
The Council will bring together various funding streams to develop a joined up service and to ensure that people can access the right service for them, wherever they live in the city.
Following Welsh Government's decision to phase out the Communities First programme and to take a new approach to tackling poverty across Wales focussing on employment, early years and empowerment, some funding, albeit much less than before, is available to provide employment services and to build resilient communities.
At its next meeting on Thursday, November 16, Cabinet will hear that there was widespread support for the proposals during the recent public consultation with 82% of respondents agreeing that the Council should directly provide and co-ordinate employment service and 92% favouring the introduction of a simple gateway into services.
Cabinet Member for Housing and Communities, Cllr Lynda Thorne, said: "There is no clear pathway into employment services in the city and it's clear that the current system is not meeting the needs of everyone who needs support.
"The phasing out of the Communities First programme is an opportunity to re-evaluate Cardiff's employment services to ensure we are achieving the best outcome for people who need these services with the resources available.
"The new service, which will be fully implemented by April next year, will provide a much clearer pathway for individuals, avoid duplication and provide an opportunity to measure the success of the service more robustly."
The impact of the closure of Communities First and any potential gaps in services was also considered in the recent consultation as well as how community involvement and engagement could be improved. The need for new services has been identified focusing on Health and Wellbeing, developing pathways to learning, and supporting community engagement. It is proposed that a review of current provision and further consultation is carried out on these elements of the Building Resilient Communities programme with a further report to the Councils Cabinet due in the Spring.


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Winter flowers for the one you love.
December 8, 2012 · by CDJ Editor · in 1900
Turn of the last century Sterling and Red Rhinestone screw back earrings with original patina, $95
Feeling Lucky?
December 5, 2012 · by CDJ Editor · in 1970
1970's Ace of Spades Pin, Enamel and Rhinestones, $55… SOLD
Happy 73rd Birthday!
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SOLD – 1930's Enamel Pin with 5 Pear shaped Blood Red Rhinestone Tipped Chains dangling from within, designed by Adolph Katz for Coro
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SOLD…1980's Graduated Matte Polished Beads, Rock Crystal & Sterling Silver, Stephen Dweck, $675
Beads are cut to fit each other like a puzzle so it lays perfectly.


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Dozens of Colorado Springs firefighters were honored during an awards banquet last week for their actions in two deadly mass shootings.
About 350 people attended the department ceremony Friday that recognized more than 50 first responders, according to a news release Tuesday.
Lt. Kris Soppe, Capt. Tom Ruane and firefighters Jeremy Kunze, Jamie Gutschick, Mike Polletta, Justin Cihak, Landon Mauck and Chris Villegas received Medal of Valor awards for their assistance in an Oct. 31 shooting in downtown Colorado Springs. A gunman killed three people during the rampage before he was shot and killed by police in a shootout.
Other Medal of Valor recipients were Lt. Brian Myers and firefighters Bo Hutchinson, Andrew Lowe, Craig Staloway, Erik Long and Cameron Halverson, who assisted in the hourslong Nov. 27 shooting at the city's Planned Parenthood clinic. Three people were killed and nine others were wounded.
Lt. Steve Winters and firefighter Brian Koontz also earned Medal of Valor awards for their response to a deadly motel fire in Colorado Springs in May.
Capt. Steve Oswald, a Fire Department spokesman, was named Firefighter of the Year, and fire marshal Brett Lacey earned Civilian of the Year.
Luis Pacheco was recognized as the IAFF Local No. 5 Firefighter of the Year.
"The CSFD is a world class department with a lot of great people," Fire Chief Christopher Riley said in a statement, "so it is an honor to be able to recognize so many of our staff with these well-deserved awards."


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से मइमं परिय मा य हु लालं पच्चासी
When with open eyes an aspirant sees that in this world after sense gratification people become sick, call on the doctors and pay their hefty bills and still are not able to get rid of diseases completely; one after another disease strikes them, then they get a little mentally disgruntled. If in this position, he is fortunate to listen to the saints who have renounced the world, then he may also forsake the sensuous objects and accept the life of an ascetic.
Wise aspirant should not lick the spitted i.e. not desire those which have been renounced
However, experiencing the inconveniences of the austere life and remembering the past sensual pleasure, forgetting the sickening nature of enjoyment, he once again wishes for fulfillment of desires. To keep him steadfast on the renounced path, wise men say that the aspirants should not think of enjoying the renounced objects of senses – not lick the spitted.
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The recipient shall be a man or woman whose character, philosophy and contribution has enriched the heritage of Canada and humanity.
Concordia presents the Loyola Medal to James Orbinski on Thursday, September 28, 2017.
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In 1961, the Loyola Alumni Association and the administration of Loyola College, one of Concordia's founding institutions, agreed to create the Loyola Medal "as a permanent tribute to the outstanding leadership and achievement on the Canadian scene."
The first medal was awarded in 1963 to General Georges P. Vanier, former governor general of Canada and Loyola alumnus.
In 1989, it was agreed that the Loyola Medal would be established as an award by Concordia University and given every two years to an outstanding individual who meets the specified criteria:
- Recipients shall be outstanding citizens as evidenced by their character and life philosophy and who have made a significant contribution to Canada. They shall embody the ideals and spirit which characterized Loyola College.
- Recipients will be individuals whose receipt of the award will bring prestige to both the Concordia and Loyola names.


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So yesterday, I had my 16 week Midwifery Appointment.
It was pretty simple and it all happened rather quickly! Firstly, she went though my bloods that I had at 8 weeks, they were absolutely fine. All the screenings had come back negative and I had a high iron level. Meaning I do not have to have iron supplements at least for the time being. These bloods will be repeated at 28 weeks and I'll be told what the results are after that.
In the UK everytime you go to the Midwife, you have to take a urine sample. The Midwife will have it off you and test you for infections and see if there is any protein in your wee. Mine was all fine and I appear to be healthier then ever.
Next was the bit I had been waiting for. I have already had two scans but no-one has ever let me hear the baby's heartbeat. Today, was the day! She got her doppler and put in on the left side of my stomach. It wasn't as cold as the scan. After, a few seconds you could faintly hear baby's heartbeat and movement in my belly. She moved the doppler a little and our baby's heartbeat was there. This very strong hearbeat started beating away. The midwife said that according to a old wives tale, the baby sounds like it's a girl. If it a girl, it sounds like galloping horses and if it's a boy it sounds like a train. She said it's just a old wives tale but I thought it was nice to know. I am getting the feeling that the baby is a girl but I'll wait till my scan till I share it offically with you all!
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Willow Valley Retirement Communities
Willow Valley Retirement Communities is in an enviable location and is a renowned retirement destination for people who are seeking the ideal place to explore new opportunities, rekindle creative talents and spend time on the joys of life.
Willow Valley Retirement was established with the help of John and Florence Thomas who while selling poultry and eggs in Lancaster earned themselves a reputation for producing barkery items and delicious meals. The family opened a motel and family restaurant in Willow Valley and it is from here that they created a new idea of senior community living.
A Willow Valley Retirement is one to be treasured, you are truly one of the lucky ones if you can spend the best years of your life within a community such as ours.
Willow Valley is near to a golf club and golfing facilities are available in the area.
Willow Valley also has beautiful fountains and flower gardens lanscaped by professional gardeners and landscapers. After spending a day out enjoy dining at one of the eleven restaurants at Willow Valley, or relax in front of the fireplace reading a book in one of the libraries or chatting to friends in one of the clubhouses.
Willow Valley provides many extensively equipped and well maintained studios, libraries and club houses in order for you to pursue the things you never really got around to partaking in before.
Examples of such activities include: Woodwork and carpentry workshops, extensive opportunities for gardening with raised plots, model railroad room, libraries with classic and contemporary books, galleries, computer centers.
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Tommy Keene You Hear Me: A Retrospective 1983-2009 (Second Motion), a two-CD collection out this week, neatly documents the erstwhile former MAGNET guest editor's legendary power-pop career. The record treats longtime fans (and, hopefully, some converts) to more than three dozen favorites in addition to a few alternate versions and unreleased tracks (including a terrific acoustic "Black And White New York" and a fine cover of 20/20's "Leaving Your World Behind"). MAGNET contributing editor Matt Hickey had the privilege of writing the brief liner notes accompanying the best-of. To help Keene sell at least six more records, Hickey's You Hear Me notes are below, as is a live version of "Love Is A Dangerous Thing," one of 10 bonus tunes available when buying the collection at the Second Motion site.
"Love Is A Dangerous Thing (Live)" (download):
A few years ago, before a Tommy Keene gig at Chicago's Beat Kitchen, I told Tommy how much I was enjoying Moon, a live album documenting a Robert Pollard and the Ascended Masters arena show the band played opening for Pearl Jam. (Tommy was lead guitarist and keyboardist for the Pollard group and has also logged time with Boston Spaceships, another Pollard offshoot.)
His response? "Did you hear all of my mistakes?"
Well, no, I hadn't. I wasn't surprised he said that, however. For all of his talent—so clearly evident on the tracks comprising Tommy Keene You Hear Me—he's almost always self-deprecating. Thing is, he needn't be. Modesty is nice, sure, and it'd be a challenging task attempting to unearth a more generous gentleman in the human cesspool known as the music business. But over the last 28 years, his run as a solo singer-songwriter, it'd also be difficult to find a more consistent one than Tommy Keene.
Branded early as a power-popper, Tommy initially disavowed that tag and its limitations, calling it a target on his back. He grew to accept it, grudgingly perhaps, once he came up with his own standard of artists that fit the genre: the Beatles, the Replacements, the Byrds, Guided By Voices, rather than the stereotypically skinny-tied bands of that ilk. Tommy's worn a thin tie a time or three, but he's always fit in more with the former than the latter.
This is not about me, lucky for you, but a little context: I first heard Tommy on the radio—imagine that, and it wasn't a college station!—while studying at Ohio University in the fall of 1986. It was his live cover of Lou Reed's "Kill Your Sons," from the Run Now EP, which I skipped class to buy the next day. I was transfixed from the intro—"This is a song by one of America's great heroes, Lou Reed. It's called 'Kill Your Sons'"—to the lengthy, face-melting solo that ends it.
By coincidence, I found myself in the Washington, D.C., area, Tommy's old stomping grounds (he grew up in nearby Bethesda, Md.) post-graduation, so not only was I treated to a number of shows at the old, beloved 9:30 Club, I was able to procure his second LP, Songs From The Film, in a local record shop days after arrival. I'm proud to say Songs is my favorite record of all time, one of a handful of constants making up the soundtrack of my life.
When Based On Happy Times came out in 1989, I hadn't been able to get to the store the Tuesday it was released. I had a friend buy it for me, and since he was a cheapskate, he taped it for himself and gave me the CD (which I still have, and, no, I won't sell it) after I reimbursed him. We sat around the following Saturday afternoon, drinking beers and contemplating why Tommy wasn't a star.
He almost was. In a story told ad nauseum (Google "Tommy Keene" and "Geffen Records" for the details), rock 'n' roll's brass ring was within Tommy's reach: He had a major-label contract, videos on MTV and a starring role in the Anthony Michael Hall vehicle Out Of Bounds. ("Starring role" is a joke, but Tommy's brief, amazingly lifelike performance as Rock Singer is worth catching.) It's difficult to fathom these days, but MTV even showed a one-hour concert of Tommy's when programming was scarce and music was the channel's focus. Given the times and the product, it's still baffling that Tommy didn't break through.
While stardom and riches have eluded Tommy, he's achieved levels of critical success and peer respect that escape most. Those don't put food on the table, but they leave something that lasts much longer: a sterling legacy. Tommy's not particularly prolific—eight LPs, four EPs, a couple of collections and a stellar live album (Showtunes), plus Blues And Boogie Shoes, his Keene Brothers collaboration with Pollard—but that approach, whether by design or simply out of necessity, has yielded a prodigious classic-to-clunker ratio. And it wasn't like he made Songs and descended into mediocrity. He's yet to produce what anyone could classify as a poor record, and 2006's Crashing The Ether is arguably Songs' equal—who makes another classic 20 years after his first?
Perfectly crafted tunes abound on Tommy Keene You Hear Me: "Places That Are Gone," "My Mother Looked Like Marilyn Monroe," "Love Is A Dangerous Thing," "Compromise," "Warren In The '60s, all with glorious melodies, indelible hooks and note-perfect guitar solos ideal for radio—at least an idealized version where songs like these would end up on playlists. He's also penned ballads ("Down, Down, Down," "Your Heart Beats Alone," "Save This Harmony") fairly begging for a smart director to include in a film montage or over end credits. It's not too late, Hollywood.
His career has been so outstanding, one could easily compile a third record (Tommy Keene You Hear Me 2: The Unjustly Overlooked) of nuggets Tommy, for one reason or another—contractual issues or lapses in judgment—didn't include on the discs you have in your hands: "Nothing Happened Yesterday," that live "Kill Your Sons," "Alive," "On The Runway," "Today And Tomorrow," "Begin Where We End," "Eyes Of Youth," "Please Don't Come Around." (Anyone else appreciate the irony of Tommy ignoring some of his best songs?) And that's not even mentioning Strange Alliance, Tommy's 1982 debut LP that he thinks is crap. He's wrong, by the way.
Tommy himself admits his stuff isn't groundbreaking. "It's just fun," he once told me. "It's good music and good songs." Still, he's attempted the occasional departure: "The Final Hour," a nearly 17-minute rock opera that's possibly the most brilliant thing he's ever done; a sax solo on "The World Where I Still Live"; the druggy instrumental haze of "Elevated." (All would make fine additions to The Unjustly Overlooked.) Well-received by fans, his other reward for these experiments has been a lukewarm reception from some lazy rock critics. It's a conundrum: We don't necessarily need Tommy attempting his Kid A, but we'd gladly listen to it if he did.
And, finally, to the point: The words spilled in this little essay are meant to expound the undeniable notion that Tommy is one of the finest guitar-pop singer-songwriters rock has ever produced. Those of us who cherish Tommy Keene You Hear Me's songs already know the truth. If this collection is your introduction to Tommy, you'll discover it's not the only way to learn for yourself, merely the most convenient. Enjoy, but also dig into the man's back catalog for further proof. You won't hear any mistakes.


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Some music for dogs on The Late Show
Hard to tell if they were spellbound by Laurie Anderson's music or just very well trained, but an audience of six dogs seemed to be listening pretty intently during her performance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert Wednesday.
The performance artist has held two concerts for dogs since 2010, an idea she says came about while speaking with cellist Yo-Yo Ma.
She performed for thousands of dogs at a festival in Sydney, Australia in 2010. Earlier this year, she threw a similar concert in Times Square.
After being interviewed by Colbert, Anderson performed with a cellist and a percussionist as the dogs watched and listened. (The performance starts at about the 3:30 mark of the video.)
The performance began with "a section of lithe, elegant plucking that moved deftly into dissonance and scraping before coalescing into a rumbling, stirring close," Rolling Stone reported.
Anderson's recent film, "Heart of a Dog" — in which she reflects on the deaths of her mother, husband Lou Reed and her dog — is scheduled to debut on HBO April 25th.
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Mathematics Masterclasses
Our Royal Institution Mathematics Masterclasses, jointly organised with Heriot-Watt and Napier Universities, are interactive and hands-on super-curricular classes designed to stimulate and encourage young people in the art and practice of mathematics. Masterclasses are designed to stretch and inspire keen and talented pupils from all over the Edinburgh and Lothian regions, allowing them to broaden their mathematical knowledge and develop a sense of enjoyment in the subject. Classes are led by top experts from academia and industry, and cover a broad range of mathematical topics.
Our Mathematics Masterclasses series, jointly organised with Heriot-Watt and Napier Universities, runs for eight weeks in the autumn term, starting in mid-September. Every Saturday morning, a different speaker is invited to share their favourite part of mathematics, which could be an interesting game they've played, an aspect of their cutting-edge research, a magic trick, or an unexpected connection between maths and another subject. Classes are never just a dry lecture, but are highly interactive and a great opportunity for pupils to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Schools from the Edinburgh and Lothian regions are invited to nominate up to two S2 pupils to take part in the series; we usually accept around 90 pupils, from a mix of state and private schools. Parents cannot nominate their child directly, but are encouraged to speak to their child's teacher if they are interested. Pupils are selected based on their enthusiasm for mathematics and their work ethic rather than purely on their mathematical ability. You can find out more about Royal Institution Masterclasses here.
Programme for 2017 series
|30th September
|Gavin Reid
What are the chances?!
Probability is fundamental to many real-life mathematical problems. We'll look at how we can use it to more scientifically quantify uncertainty and apply these ideas to understand how a clever punter might beat a bookie, the chances of winning the lottery, and how you might use maths to win in a game show!
|7th October
|Philipp Rueter
|Knots in Math
Knot theory is the mathematical study of knots. The knots in this context are a bit unlike the knots we know from real life, in that we always take them to be a closed loop with a knot in it. The simplest knot is then the "unknot", which is just a circle. We can also draw more complicated pictures of knotted loops and can try to untie those. Or, given two different pictures of knots, we can try to decide, if they actually show the same knot.
We will first try to answer these questions for some examples and then try to formalize a bit what we learned. We will also see how coloring knots can help with some of these questions.
Break over school holidays.
|28th October
|Chris Sangwin
|How Round is Your Circle?
Mechanisms are all around us, but we often take them for granted, or don't even notice they exist. Many rely on rotating parts. That is, one circular part which fits inside another. To work smoothly and without wearing out they need to be made very accurately. In some situations this is critical to safety. How do you test if something is round? The mathematics needed to answer to this question involves the shape of the 50p coin, the NASA Space Shuttle Challenger explosion in 1986 and how to drill a square hole.
|4th November
|Catherine Ramsay
The Elemental Solids
Meet the three dimensional shapes that have captured the interest and imagination of mathematicians for thousands of years. We will discover their mystical origins, investigate their properties and prove important results about these and other polyhedra in a hands on exploration of the beauty and order of euclidean geometry.
|11th November
Des Johnston
|The Game of Life
The Game of Life was invented by a British mathematician, John Horton Conway, in 1970. It is played on a square grid like a chess board on which cells live, die or are born according to simple rules. In many ways these cells behave like living things, in spite of the simplicity of the rules that govern their fate, and this led to the name of "Life" for the game. The masterclass session first introduces the Game of Life and explains the rules. We will then play Life on a computer, exploring different starting patterns and even the effect of changing the rules, and also explore the game on paper.
|18th November
|Dorothy Winn
Combinatorics - Learning to Count
Combinatorics is all about counting - any problem which starts "How many...." is likely to be answered using Combinatorics. How many ways are there to order the numbers 1 to 10? How many ways are there to escape from a given maze? How many shapes are made up of four squares? Or five squares? We will work out some of the fundamental principles of Combinatorics in a hands on session with lots of engaging problems.
|25th November
|Mark Wilkinson
The Maths of Social Media
It might surprise you, but the way in which the internet is used by society gives rise to many interesting (and often very tough!) mathematical problems. For instance, in what manner and how quickly does information spread through social media? Can one effectively stop the spread of "fake news"? How can one even identify "fake news" on sites such as Facebook? In this Masterclass, we shall learn the basic mathematical language of graphs, which are important mathematical structures that mathematicians use to model the internet. We shall then tackle some mathematical problems that even employees of Google might find intriguing!
|2nd December
|Mairi Walker
|Mapping the world
Maps have been used for thousands of years to help us explain and explore the world around us. But how well does a map actually represent the surface of the Earth? In this masterclass we will explore different ways of mapping the world, and see how the problems we encounter lead us into an entirely new world of geometry.
The final masterclass will end with a closing ceremony at which pupils who have regularly attended the masterclasses will be awarded a certificate. Parents are invited to this masterclass, and the morning will finish with a celebratory buffet.
The Edinburgh & Lothians Mathematics Masterclasses are supported by the University of Edinburgh, Heriot Watt University, Napier University and the Royal Institution. We are very grateful to the Glasgow Mathematical Journal Trust and the James Clerk Maxwell Foundation for their financial support of our 2017 series. If you are interested in offering us financial support for future years then we would be glad to hear from you!


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FORT WORTH, Texas -- Sherman Owen's moonshine odyssey started at 19 when he set out to distill "ultra-clean" vodka.
Bored with just pure spirits, he started "chasing flavors." Now 47, his specialties are homemade French Caribbean-style rum and all-grain corn whiskey.
It's illegal, but that hasn't stopped alcohol aficionados like Owen who say a small but growing number of foodies, vintners and home brewers across the country are quietly distilling liquor for their own consumption.
"It's all about making something of extremely high quality. We're striving to make something exceptional," says Owen, an electrical engineer and computer programmer from Shepherdsville, Ky.
It's not like moonshine has gone mainstream, but in barns, basements and back rooms across America, people are distilling all manner of whiskies, rums and brandies, says Matthew Rowley, the author of Moonshine!, a home-distillation guide published in 2007.
"I honestly believe that there is not a settled patch of North America that doesn't have a still running in it," said Rowley, who splits time between San Diego and New Orleans. But what he's encountering isn't the throat-searing "white lightning" produced by the bushy-bearded hillbillies of moonshine lore.
"That rotgut is still out there, but what we are seeing now -- what you weren't even seeing 10 or 20 years ago -- is people putting their all into making the best spirits they can," Rowley said. "There just aren't any figures about it. What I know, see with my own eyes, taste with my own mouth, it really is everywhere."
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[Reviews] Death of a CelebrityDon't skip it if you're a returning fan and invested in the series, but start earlier in the series if that description doesn't yet apply.
A story with plenty of thrills and adventure, but one that is a little light on the actual mystery.
"Death of an Addict" is rather unlike any of the 14 novels that precede it in the series. It still stars Hamish Macbeth, Scottish police constable, and there certainly are cozy elements, but they mostly bookend a plot that feels more like it belongs in a caper novel.
Probably the most skippable of the Hamish Macbeth books I've yet read, though certainly not a terrible read.
"Death of a Scriptwriter" is the 14th book in M. C. Beaton's popular series of novels about fictional police constable Hamish Macbeth. Written around the time the series was made into a BBC television series, it in some ways seems like the author's commentary on that ordeal (which she reportedly did not enjoy, due to the many changes that rendered her wonderful source material difficult to recognize once it was translated to the small screen).
Another one of the strongest entries in M. C. Beaton's irresistible series about the Scottish town of Lochdubh and its constable.
Unless you've had a tooth really give you fits, as I did several times with my wisdom teeth before I got most of them extracted (there remains one yet to go), you can't possibly sympathize with Hamish Macbeth, the Scottish police constable who wakes up with a terrible toothache at the start of "Death of a Dentist." That's okay, though, because you're not alone. Anyone he talks to in Lochdubh hardly seems to care, either.
Beaton tells a different sort of mystery story and mostly makes it work.
In "Death of a Nag," M. C. Beaton's 11th installment in her series of mystery novels about Scottish police constable Hamish Macbeth, the author tackled the cozy manor house mystery novel directly. The result was one of the best books in the series to date. Now, in "Death of a Macho Man," she takes a more action-packed approach, similar at times to something like you might expect from someone like Robert B. Parker or Robert Crais.
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Who doesn't like a good gyro? They're comforting to eat and they're always deliciously seasoned! Gyro's textures are tender to the bite and they are deliciously paired with pita bread to finish that good ole comfort food. We thought that we should cover one of these beloved dishes here by sharing with you a quick and easy gyro recipe! Ready? Let's begin!
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1 lbs ground beef
1 lbs ground lamb
5 cloves grated garlic
1/3 cup grated onion
1 tbsp all spice powder
2 tsp salt
1 tsp pepper
1 tbsp vegetable oil
Using a large bowl, combine the ground beef, lamb, pepper, salt, onions, salt, and all spice powder together. Mix them all together until the ingredients are well blended and then shape them into small patties. Set aside.
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also, there are some pretty good deals on Canon DSLR's out there.
i have the t3 and 3 lenses for about $550-$600.
plus, Rocky sent me a couple extension tubes which i really like.
they are cheap and useful…but, a little hard to use at first.
the thing to do is to put an inexpensive camera on a tripod and use reflectors, small f-stop and low iso. You can get a canon powershot cheap on ebay, or get a canon sx series for about $150 to 200, those take great photos. Hopefully something with manual mode. The camera you use doesn't matter, as long as it doesn't suck, what matters is how you use it. So, tripod and reflectors.
the thing to do is to put an inexpensive camera on a tripod and use reflectors, small f-stop and low iso. You can get a canon powershot cheap on ebay, or get a canon sx series for about $150 to 200, those take great photos. Hopefully something with manual mode. The camera you use doesn't matter, as long as it doesn't suck, what matters is how you use it. So, tripod and reflectors.
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Danny, I agree that a tripod for image stabilization is certainly indispensable unless one has a really calm hand. No "perfect" photos without decent equipment, we all know that.
But I have been looking for a way to simplify things and I would like to encourage everyone to improve the quality of macro pictures without 'professional' equipment . The described Olympus Super-Resolution Zoom function together with the function "Macro LED Light" leads to surprising results, fast and fully automatic. Definitely worth a thought for those looking for a handy sized camera for the purpose of taking macro pictures of fungi.
there are many different roads that all lead to quality images. suse has described one; a macro-capable point-and-shoot, shot handheld with flash. i encourage users of these kinds of cameras to use manual mode exclusively (providing their camera model offers it), in order to be able to fine tune ISO, shutter speed, aperture and focus. automatic macro photography is something of an oxymoron. autofocus on even the best of cameras or lenses will often "search" for where it thinks it ought to focus for far longer than it would take the machine behind the camera (the human) to do the same. this ultimately drains lots of battery and wastes time. this is especially true for extreme close-ups, where autofocus is almost guaranteed to fail every time.
I have found image stabilization through the use of a tripod plus remote shutter release to be an indispensable part of taking well-exposed, sharp images. this ensures that motion blur (the result of the camera moving while the shutter is open) is kept to a minimum. a good many fungi possess very fine features which only the sharpest of images can capture, and the sharpest of images are best achieved when everything is still.
i finally invested in a tripod I plan to use until it falls apart, which I should have bought to start instead of cutting corners and, ultimately, spending more money in the long run (see the following article for a lengthy but poignant article on that topic: http://www.bythom.com/support.htm). I highly recommend any aspiring mushroom photographer do the same. when you do, choose one with an articulating center column, as pictured here:
the following makes and models support this feature:
http://www.benrousa.com/products/versatile/ (Formerly known as "Flexpods")
http://www.gitzo.us/photo-tripods-explorer (the holy grail of tripods, priced accordingly)
Terri, good pictures can be easy. Surprise! No decent equipment needed. All my pics have been made with 'Olympus TG-620 Tough Series'. Designed to stand up to the extreme environmental conditions of a neotropical rainforest. Waterproof to 5 meters, shockproof to 1.5 meters. This camera has a 5x Optical/10x Super-Resolution Zoom. The pics have been made using the automatic modus. Haven't used Photoshop to the improve the quality and haven't used a tripod either. The secret is to use the Super-Resolution Zoom together with the "Macro LED Light", which is supporting macro shooting with bad light conditions. You can bring the camera face to face with the mushroom, the minimum distance with this camera is only 3cm. More recent Olympus Tough models have a minimum distance of 1 cm. Not a big investment – lots of fun. Enjoy!
what kind of equipment do you use? I'm looking to learn more about photography and invest in a decent camera one of these days.
very nice.
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Connectivity, lack thereof, and the newest Mike Yon kerfluffle
I thought this quote from Dalton Fury was worthwhile enough to steal:
As a commander, I wouldn't consider asking a helicopter to fly in to accept a casualty until, in my best judgment, the threat to the helicopter was mitigated.
Even dedicated ISR and gunship support can't be 100 percent sure that there is not a threat. A single AK round or RPG rocket can take out a helo inbound and miles away from the urgent casualty.
Urban sprawls and rocky mountain ridges along the typically long flight path provide numerous hiding spots for enemy gunners just waiting for the sound of an incoming helo.
An Apache escort might be able to ruin the enemy gunner's day, but that is reactive, and the damage to the Army MEDEVAC they are escorting might already be done.
My radio transmission might sound like this.
"You this is Me, request CASEVAC ASAP, location marked by IR strobe, over."
"Um, uh, negative Me, please specify exactly which type of helicopter do you need. Do you need an Army MEDEVAC, or an Air Force Pedro, or a DUSTOFF, or a Marine asset, over."
"You this is Me, whichever one can get here the fastest to save this brave American's life, over."
The point here is that warriors rely on speed to survive, both on the assault and after they've been hit. If Army policy in Afghanistan is to wait for an armed escort before the red cross-marked MEDEVAC can fly, then the answer is obvious. Remove the identifying red crosses to appease the Geneva Convention and arm the aircraft for self-defense. The enemy doesn't care about the Geneva Conventions or any laws of land warfare.
Geez, I gotta do *everything* around here -- "So, Bill, what *do* the pilots think about it?"
First off, I'll establish my bona fides for those of you who don't know me. I flew with an assault helicopter company in Vietnam, and everybody who flew slicks *knew* that his secondary mission was medevac. I honestly can't count the number of times I flew wounded troops from a hot LZ to the hospital pad at Binh Thuy.
Dirty Little Secret: Most of the casualties who got treated within the Golden Hour in Vietnam were transported in Hueys that were *not* dedicated medevac ships. Just one example – long-time Castle readers will be familiar with the story (and so will those who read the article in Flightfax, Approach, and Propos de vol back when the tale was originally published).
Yup. I once flew a medevac in a friggin' gunship. And the reason *why* is because the medevac guys already at Moc Hoa with me were forbidden to go into a hot LZ without *Cobra* escort. Not "gunship" escort, "Cobra" escort.
And the nearest Cobras were back at Can Tho, about a 40-minute flight away. And by the time the LZ in Cambodia had gone cold, so would the wounded we were scrambled for.
Don't take that as a slam on the medevac pilots – their CO would have fried them if they'd violated their SOP.
Just to forestall the purists who are ready to point out that what I flew was actually "casevac" rather than true "medevac," there was no such term as "casevac" in Vietnam – that distinction evolved in the late '80s, twenty-odd years after I flew whatever-you-want-to-call-it. But when I was flying them, they were called "medevacs"…
The lesson we learned in Vietnam was that it was speed of treatment that saved so many guys. If you were doing cross-border Sneaky Pete stuff, you knew where the LURPS or Green Beanies or SEALs who were calling for help were, because you were the one who put them there, and a goodly portion of the time out in the hinterlands, a lift ship or a slick flying an ash 'n' trash mission was able to transport the casualty to a hospital pad before the dedicated medevac ship was halfway to the site. But then, that was still *another* "Lesson from Vietnam" the Army was eager to write off as being "irrelevant to the warfight."
Here's a news flash for the
Fast-forward to today. We don't *have* the helicopter assets in Af-stan that we had in Vietnam, let alone the dedicated medevac assets. It makes no sense to me, as a pilot, to let a casualty lie bleeding in a hot LZ when there's speed of transportation available in the form of a non-medevac ship, without the restrictions placed on the Red Cross crews. And don't get me started on the length of time it takes to crank an Apache and go through all the weapons checks before it can depart on an escort mission.
A lot of the commenters I've read talked about the consequences of violating the Convention by either scrubbing off the Red Cross or by carrying weapons – herewith are those consequences:
Violation of these Conventions can result in the loss of protection afforded by them.
Medical personnel (Medical Platoon Leader's[sic], Platoon Sergeant's[sic], Senior Line Medic's[sic]) should inform the tactical commander of the consequences of violating the provisions of these conventions. The consequences can include the following:
(1) Medical evacuation assets subjected to attack and destruction by the enemy. [As if that hasn't been the case all along]
(2) Combat health support capability degraded. [How? Seriously, how? Will the dirtbags *start* shooting at medics?]
(3) Captured medical personnel becoming prisoners of war rather than retained persons. They may not be permitted to treat fellow prisoners. [News flash -- the dirtbags don't treat *anyone* as a POW, they treat them as *hostages*]
(4) Loss of protected status for medical unit, personnel, or evacuation platforms (to include aircraft on the ground). [Loss of *what* protective status? The dirtbags specifically *target* medical personnel and vehicles]
So, what's the difference between what's happening *now* -- in the real world, when we *are* abiding by the Accords -- and what would happen if we painted over the target markers? Has the Army even *asked* the lawyers?
I'll close with two final bits of bloviation, then I'll shut up.
1. Nothing in either the Geneva Accords or the Hague Conventions prohibits medical evacuation personnel from carrying weapons to defend themselves or the casualties they're transporting -- the prohibition is on *offensive* weapons. Personal weapons are okay, crew-served weapons are not. I know several grunt-types who were issued the M249 as a personal weapon, BTW...
2. That Red Cross on an aircraft means it no longer belongs to the parent service of the crew. *Anybody*, including the enemy, can flag down a dedicated medical transportation vehicle (including a helicopter) and demand his wounded be transported to a medical treatment facility – even if it's the enemy's facility.
And that last tidbit came from a medevac crew I know, who said that's what they were taught in Medevac School...


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Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
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- Hark! the herald angels sing
- Author
- Charles Wesley (1739, alt.)
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- William H. Cummings (1856)
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1 Hark! the herald angels sing,
"Glory to the new born King;
peace on earth and mercy mild,
God and sinners reconciled!"
Joyful, all ye nations, rise;
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with the angelic hosts proclaim,
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Hark! the herald angels sing,
"Glory to the newborn King!"
2 Christ, by highest heaven adored,
Christ, the everlasting Lord!
Late in time behold him come,
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Veiled in flesh the Godhead see;
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Jesus, our Immanuel. [Refrain]
3 Hail the heaven-born Prince of Peace!
Hail the Sun of Righteousness!
Light and life to all he brings,
risen with healing in his wings.
Mild, he lays his glory by,
born that we no more may die,
born to raise us from the earth,
born to give us second birth. [Refrain]
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Containing biblical phrases from Luke, John, and Paul, the text is a curious mixture of exclamation, exhortation, and theological reflection. The focus shifts rapidly from angels, to us, to nations. The text's strength may not lie so much in any orderly sequence of thought but in its use of Scripture to teach its theology. That teaching surely produces in us a childlike response of faith; we too can sing "Glory to the newborn King!"
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Belgic Confession, Articles 18 and 19 proclaim that Christ is "truly our Emmanuel—God with us" and he, as a divine being, truly assumed a human nature by the power of the Holy Spirit so that the two natures are "inseparably united and joined together." This profound truth, that Jesus is fully human and fully divine, is proclaimed through Jesus' many names in this song: "everlasting Lord," "offspring of the virgin's womb," "incarnate Deity," and the Godhead "veiled in flesh."
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Nephersôphris Akhenaten
Fri Jun 1, 2012 06:02
Dear Marianne,
MG original
Concerning the identity of Nephersôphris, it seems that Akhenaten fits better with the text of Suidas due to the ill reputation of that king. The other possible king would be the obscure king Neferkheperre Thotemhat of the surroundings of the XXXIIIth dynasty. As this unsignificant ruler from Hermopolis (whose name may be inspired by that of Akhenaten, an old neighbour) is only known by rare monuments, I doubt that his fame could have ever crossed the limits of his nome and those of his dynasty. From the phonetic point of view, the fact that an omega is used suggests that it could correpond to the long vocalized /u/ in the first syllable of Accadian xuru- which is almost regular in Akhenatens praenomen in the Amarna Letters.
ML response
Yes to the final statement but about a Dynasty XXXIII I know nothing. It may be that the prenomen of Akhenaten was wrongly perceived, misread, mistransmitted--something.
MG response
XXXIII is a typos for XXIII. Neferkhepere-khakha(u) Thotemhat is only known by statue CGC 42212.
MG Original
The fact that /p/ disappears in xpr.w from the name of Akhenaten in the Amarna Letters is not as embarassing as you suggest. This is probably the result of the /p/ or /b/ of the first part of the name in Assyro-Babylonian, Nap- / Nip- / Nib- which was assimilated with the /p/ of xpr.w, hence giving xuru instead of xupru
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I don't find this linguistically possible. In Egyptian pronunciation, the labials tended to assimilate into the following consonantnot any preceding one. Since the letters coming out of Egypt were also in Akkadian cuneiform, the scribes there would also have had to transliterate the name of the pharaoh as it was vocalizednot as written in his cartouche in hieroglyphs. The foreign scribes had to follow this written transliteration or perhaps their perception of how an Egyptian envoy would have vocalized the prenomen of his king. Centuries later, the Egyptian historians who wrote with the Greek alphabet did the same thing. They could read hieroglyphs but only transliterated the names according to their current vocalization. A valuable clue from the New Kingdom comes from the Israel Stela of Merneptah. The entere passage mentioning the foreign places is very cleverly executed. Every phrase contains a rhyme or a pun. In this one, line 8...
8. XArw xprw m xArt n tA- mry "Khor is made a widow on account by Egypt"
I think it would have been spoken something like "khor khoro m khare n to-mare"
I believe it is quite obvious there was no spoken /p/ in xprw. If there had been, it would have spoiled the pun. The passage appears to agree with what is in the Akkadian letters where the fate of xprw is concerned.
MG response
Plays on words are current (cf. Loprieno):
Eloquent Peasant B2 38 : nfr nfr.t nfr rf nfr.T : "(when) good is good, (then) actually good is good"
Kheperkare-seneb Ro 5 : n Dd Dd(w) Dd Dd.tj=fj : "No (true) speaker has spoken, so may someone who will (really) speak (now) speak"
Esna II, p. 107, n° 48B : S(A)a(y) xpr n xpr xpr(y.t) xpr nb m-xt xpr=s : "(Neith) originally come into being whilst was not (yet) come into being what (later) came into being, (because) everything came into beeing after she came into being.
But this is not the case of your mention from the Merenptah stela. It is surely a play with "sounds", but not with words. Moreover, xprw in this text is surely not the plural of xpr.
MG original
More surprising is the fall of the /r/ of nfr (when placed at the beginning of the name) as this /r/ reappears generally in Greek, cf. Nepherpres, Nephersuchos, Nepherôs, Nephercheres, Nephorsais (but Nephotes for Neferhotep).
ML response
Sorry, but I don't see how it's possible it can have appeared in Greek as it had fallen away in the singular "nfr" long before.
MG response
So this means that the final /r/ has not fallen away . . .
ML response (continue)
How many of the above examples supplied by you really contain the element nfrw--in which the /r/ would not have been silent or fallen away?
MG response
I don't know! But if /r/ was written in Greek, it is logical to suppose that it was pronounced. It is methodolocally ungrounded to suppose that the Greek added a letter which was no more spelled. I do not say that the final /r/ was always pronounced, but I say that it was very often still pronounced. The case of the god's name Wnn-nfr is illuminating as it gave Greek Onnophris and is still surviving in the modern name (or christian name) Onofrio or d'Onofrio in Italian (and I think that an american actor is still named D'Onofrio). I cannot imagine that the /r/ in d'Onofrio was "re-created" in Greek and modern Italian and that Onnophris was pronounced Onnophis but written Onnophris. This is inconsistent.
ML response (continue)
Another example is from the epitome of Africanus for Dynasty V where he lists a Nephercheres. However, this transliteration actually represents the name Neferirkare and so it is easy to see how the /r/ was needed there.
MG response
May be you're right concerning Nephercheres, but your argument is not valid for the other personnal names : Nepherpres, Nephersuchos, Nepherôs (Coptic Nafrho (S), Naberho (S), Nabraha (F)), Nephorsais (Coptic Nafrshai). It is clear that these Nfr- at the beginning of names have the same origin than that of Nfr-xpr.w-ra and that the /r/ was still pronounced.
MG original
"I dont think that the /p/ of xpr.w has disappeared in spelling during the new kingdom. In fact, xpr.w is only preserved for the names Napxururiya, Nipxururiya, Nibxururiya (all Akhenaten in my opinion) and xuriya (probably also Akhenaten). So it is hard to draw a rule from these examples which may concern if fact only one king. But I surely would appreciated greatly to read your arguments.
ML response (continue)
We will have to disagreeand I think not only Akhenaten but also Tutankhamun-- and everybody in the 18th Dynasty of Manetho as transmitted.
MG response
Yes, we probably mostly desagree. Even this, I still claim that Nephersôphris = Akhenaten is a very good guess untill somebody can give a better solution.
I have partly read your long discussion with Torry concerning Pip, Nip, Nib, Nim, Mim, Im, Nap etc.
I think that it is shaky grounded to suppose that Akkadian reflects more faithfully the ancient egyptian pronounciation than Egyptian itself. It would be absurd to claim that the "true" spelling of Egyptian /f+r/ was /p/ because it was written in this way in some of the Amarna Letters. You must consider than between the Egyptian hieroglyph and the cuneiform written form you have the following steps which can corrupt the spelling:
1) Egyptian hieroglyphic graphy
2) Egyptian spelling
3) Akkadian understanding
4) cuneiform writting.
For each step there is "traps" for letters.
Moreover, cuneiform writting system was probly adaptated to the various linguages it transcribed : Sumerian, Akkadian, Ugaritan, Hurrite, Hittite (as the Latin alphabet which is the same for English German, Spanish etc ... but /v/ in French and English sounds /f/ in German and often /b/ in Spanish). Persian and Arabic (and old Turkish) have the same alphabet but different ways to pronounce the letters. Same case for Hebrew and Yiddish).
For cuneiform Nip- as indisputable and viable alternative way to transcribe Egyptian nfr, see Greek Πετενεφθῖμις which correponds to Egyptian PA-d(w)-nfr-tm, based on the name of god Nefertem, and to Neobabylonian Pa-aṭ-ni-ip-te-e-mu. In the same way, Ni-ip-xu-ur-ti-ia of EA 9,1 is necessarilly Akhenaten simply because Tell el Amarna was abandonned AS ROYAL RESIDENCE (but the city was still inhabited) during year III of the queen pharaoh and so it is sure that Tutankhamun NEVER ruled at Tell el Amarna (this is clear from the royal names on temple reliefs, limestone door inscriptions, paintings on wall from north riverside palace, royal names in tombs, royal names on stamped bricks, royal names on dockets : archaeological documents must never be neglected).
Yours sincerely,
re: Nephersôphris Akhenaten
Marianne Luban,
Thu May 31 17:09
Dear Marc, I'll try to access the paper again, but first I'll respond to some of your philological concerns. You wrote: Concerning the identity of Nephersôphris, it seems that Akhenaten fits better...
Nephersôphris Akhenaten
Fri Jun 1 06:02
re: Nephersôphris Akhenaten
Marianne Luban,
Fri Jun 1 20:23
MG Original The fact that /p/ disappears in xpr.w from the name of Akhenaten in the Amarna Letters is not as embarassing as you suggest. This is probably the result of the /p/ or /b/ of the first...
re: Nephersôphris Akhenaten
Marianne Luban,
Thu May 31 18:18
I have read the brief paper but am skeptical about the prenomen of Akhenaten being represented here: Headword:...
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