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Freshman Oasis Hernandez will compete in the 60, 200 and triple jump during her first visit to the ECAC Division I Indoor Track & Field Championships.
Meet Schedule Live Results Page The Liberty men's and women's track & field teams will conclude the 2013-14 indoor season this weekend, when 39 Flames and Lady Flames travel to Boston for the 2014 IC4A and ECAC Division I Indoor Track & Field Championships. For the second straight year, the men's IC4A and women's ECAC meets will be contested concurrently at the Boston University Track and Tennis Center, Friday through Sunday. The meet will begin Friday at 4 p.m. with the IC4A heptathlon 60-meter dash. Saturday's first events, set for a 10 a.m. start, will be the IC4A heptathlon 60-meter hurdles, triple jump and weight throw. The IC4A long jump and ECAC shot put will get things started on Sunday at 9:30 a.m.
How to Follow the Flames and Lady Flames Live results will be available throughout all three days of action in Boston, courtesy of Lancer Timing.
Liberty's 23 IC4A Entrants Aklesso Agama – Long Jump, Triple Jump Jeremie Bourget – 5K Jarred Cornfield – 1,000 Zach Davis – High Jump Jacob DeValve – Shot Put Caleb Edmonds – 3K Fred Fulton – Shot Put, Weight Throw Zach Gilroy – Heptathlon Sam Hibbs – 3K Trevor Hope – 4 x 800 Josh MacDonald – 5K Tevan McIntire – Heptathlon Jacob Onifer – 4 x 800 Stephen Racanelli – 60, 200 Ken Ritchey – Pole Vault Colin Schultz – 4 x 800 Kenny Scott – Long Jump David Scouten – Shot Put, Weight Throw John Sherret – 4 x 800 ConRoy Smith – 60 Constand Van Rooyen – Shot Put Kyle Wheeler – High Jump Tarell Williams – Long Jump
Liberty's 16 ECAC Entrants Audrey Bamford – Pentathlon Rachel Barnes – Shot Put Corinn Bedell – 400, 4 x 400 Riley Brandon – Pentathlon Meghan Burggraf – 800, 4 x 400 Jacy Christiansen – 3K Mychelle Cumings – Shot Put Abigail Flower – 60, 200 Ansley Gebben – 400, 4 x 400 Jessica Harrison – Pentathlon Oasis Hernandez – 60, 200, Triple Jump Erika Jackson – Pentathlon Janae Jones – Triple Jump Melissa Rohwer – Triple Jump Jocelyn Williams – Weight Throw Mary Witmer – 4 x 400
What Do All of These Letters Stand For? The acronym ECAC is short for Eastern College Athletic Conference. According to the ECAC website, it "is the nation's largest athletic conference and only multi-divisional conference, with approximately 300 member institutions ranging across 16 states from Maine to North Carolina and westerly to Wisconsin." This weekend's women's meet is officially titled the ECAC Division I Indoor Track & Field Championship.
Meanwhile, the concurrent men's meet is called the IC4A Indoor Track & Field Championship. IC4A stands for Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America, and the name is only applied to the ECAC's Division I men's championships in cross country, indoor track & field and outdoor track & field.
What's New? In past years, the IC4A and ECAC Division I Indoor Track & Field Championships have provided athletes one final chance to qualify for the NCAA Division I Indoor Track & Field Championships. That's not the case this season, as the NCAA qualifying period ended on Sunday and the list of national qualifiers has been finalized.
Liberty will not be represented at the 2014 NCAA Division I Indoor Track & Field Championships. Junior Mychelle Cumings was the closest Lady Flame to earning a trip to Albuquerque, as her Big South-record shot put mark of 53-5.5 put her 11 inches and three spots on the national list away from qualifying.
Also new this year is an extra incentive to placing highly in Boston. The top six finishers in most events this weekend will earn automatic qualification for the corresponding events at the 2014 IC4A and ECAC Division I Outdoor Track & Field Championships, to be contested May 16-18 in Princeton, N.J.
First-Timers Fifteen of Liberty's 39 athletes who will be competing in Boston will be making their IC4A/ECAC debuts this weekend, including nearly half of the men's athletes on the trip.
Eleven men's athletes will be making their first visit to the IC4A meet, including Aklesso Agama, Zach Davis, Fred Fulton, Zach Gilroy, Sam Hibbs, Jacob Onifer, Stephen Racanelli, Ken Ritchey, Colin Schultz, Kenny Scott and Constand Van Rooyen.
Meanwhile, Lady Flames Corinn Bedell, Jessica Harrison, Oasis Hernandez and Mary Witmer will compete at the ECAC level for the first time.
Near the Top The Liberty men's team placed fifth at the 2013 IC4A Indoor Track & Field Championships, marking the Flames' fourth top-five finish in the last six years at this meet. Liberty has claimed three IC4A outdoor team titles (1996, 2007 & 2008) but is still seeking its first-ever IC4A indoor crown. The Flames were the 2008 IC4A indoor runners-up and tied for second place in 2011.
Chatting Up the Champions Redshirt junior Jocelyn Williams will compete at the ECAC Division I Indoor Track & Field Championships for the first time since winning the weight throw title in 2012. This season, she has already thrown nearly five feet farther (67-5.5) than her winning throw from two years ago (62-6.5).
Mychelle Cumings (2013 women's discus) and Josh MacDonald (2013 men's steeplechase) have both won ECAC/IC4A outdoor event championships during their careers. Cumings will throw the shot put and MacDonald will run the 5K this weekend.
Who to Watch Five Liberty athletes rank among the top 15 on the IC4A/ECAC in their respective events entering this weekend's meet, led by Mychelle Cumings, who ranks No. 1 in the women's shot put at 53-5.5. Teammate Jocelyn Williams sits at No. 4 in the women's weight throw (67-5.5).
The Flames' other three athletes with lofty IC4A/ECAC rankings are newcomers this season, including Fred Fulton (No. 10 in the men's weight throw, 63-10.5 & No. 14 in the men's shot put, 57-5.5), Oasis Hernandez (No. 9 in the women's 60, 7.45) and Zach Davis (No. 14 in the men's high jump, 6-11).
Record Breakers Liberty took down five women's program records at last weekend's Big South Indoor Track & Field Championships, and all five marks could be in jeopardy once again in Boston.
Freshman Oasis Hernandez took down the records in both the 60 (7.45) and 200 (24.37). Mychelle Cumings (shot put, 53-5.5) and Jocelyn Williams (weight throw, 67-5.5) both improved upon their own standards in the throwing events. Meanwhile, Ansley Gebben, Mary Witmer, Corinn Bedell and Meghan Burggraf ran a Liberty-record 3:46.28 in the 4 x 400 relay.
Big South's Best Seven Liberty athletes captured Big South individual event titles last weekend, and all seven will be competing in the same events in Boston.
The Flames' newly-crowned Big South champions include Fred Fulton (men's shot put), Kyle Wheeler (men's high jump), Riley Brandon (women's pentathlon), Meghan Burggraf (women's 800), Mychelle Cumings (women's shot put), Oasis Hernandez (women's 60) and Jocelyn Williams (women's weight throw).
The last Liberty individual to win the same event at the Big South and IC4A/ECAC indoor meets during the same year was Clarence Powell. He achieved the Big South/IC4A high jump sweep in 2010. Cumings accomplished the Big South/ECAC outdoor sweep last season in the discus.
Upholding the Tradition Through the years, Liberty's best events at the IC4A and ECAC meets have been the multi events. The Flames have captured 12 IC4A decathlon titles and one IC4A heptathlon crown. Meanwhile, the Lady Flames have won two ECAC heptathlon championships and a pair of ECAC pentathlon competitions.
Liberty has a half-dozen athletes entered in the multi events in Boston, including the quartet of Audrey Bamford, Riley Brandon, Jessica Harrison and Erika Jackson in the ECAC pentathlon and Zach Gilroy and Tevan McIntire in the IC4A heptathlon. Zach Davis was eligible to enter the IC4A heptathlon but will focus on the high jump instead, while Cody Bingham hit the IC4A heptathlon qualifying standard before suffering a season-ending injury.
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Engaging in additional outreach activities
The following activities are offered as additional opportunities for districts to reach parents and provide information about public school choice and SES options.
School choice and SES provider fairs. Districtwide school choice and SES provider fairs may be particularly effective tools for providing parents with additional information about their options. Such fairs have come to be particularly popular among parents, as they can provide unique face-to-face opportunities to learn more about the offerings of schools that parents may be considering as transfer options for their children, and/or about the services of SES providers they may be considering as tutors. Taking into account district size and numbers of eligible students, districts might consider whether it is best to have one fair covering both public school choice and SES, or separate fairs for each.
Districts that administer choice programs and options apart from the public school choice provisions of No Child Left Behind, such as charter or magnet school programs, open enrollment, and other state or local school choice programs, might consider holding fairs at which all choice options are presented. Similar considerations might apply to districts with other out-of-school programs in addition to SES.
Making it work
District choice and SES fairs depend for their success on a variety of factors, including advertising and accessibility. If a district wishes to hold a fair, it should take care to spread the word as effectively as possible so that it proves maximally useful for all parties. Moreover, a district should ensure that such fairs occur at locations that are conveniently accessible for parents (e.g. along public transportation lines) and at times when most parents can attend (e.g. after work or over the weekend). A district might also consider attaching the fair to other districtwide events that are well known and well attended by the parent community. To further ensure parent attendance, some districts have also chosen to offer refreshments and childcare.
Public service announcements. Another potentially effective means for reaching out to parents is through public service announcements (PSAs) via radio or television. Using an audiovisual format, PSAs can be a useful tool to inform parents whose reading skills may be limited.
Making it work
When providing PSAs, districts should be mindful of what parents listen to or watch and when. Districts should know when various segments of parents are most likely to be listening to the radio (e.g. during a commute to or from work), and should know which television programs parents most often watch (e.g., local news, soap operas, "telenovellas," etc.). Moreover, when making PSAs, districts should also consider who is best able to engage the attention of parents, be it a fellow parent, a teacher, principal, superintendent, local community member, local celebrity, etc.
Districts with their own television stations or with partnerships with local public access stations could also use these to provide parents with information about public school choice and SES.
Automated phone messages and information hotlines. One potentially cost-effective means of informing parents about their choice and SES options is via an automated phone message. Increasingly, districts are using automated phone message systems to inform parents of school closings and important school events, and parents often report that this is a convenient way to be informed about what is happening at school. Districts can use these systems to an additional advantage by providing information about school choice and SES options.
Districts and schools also provide telephone hotlines as additional points of information for parents. Some districts have created special hotlines specifically to provide parents with information on public school choice and SES, while others have provided this service for a broader menu of topics that parents can access by calling the district's general information number.
Advertisements in local print media. Districts also often advertise public school choice and SES options in local newspapers and other print media. When doing so, districts should consider which media parents of eligible students read most often and should target advertisements accordingly. In particular, districts should consider posting advertisements in smaller newspapers and publications of communities in which eligible students live, especially those in which languages other than English are predominantly spoken.
Some districts have also advertised these options on billboards in neighborhoods of eligible families.
Flyers and brochures. Flyers and brochures remain effective means for spreading information, and many districts have developed such materials to provide general information about public school choice and SES to eligible students and the greater community. Districts could also develop informational posters and distribute them to schools where students are eligible for public school choice and SES, which could then post them at school entrances and in school offices to further increase parent awareness.
Making it work
When making flyers and other informational materials available in the greater community, districts should be mindful of where parents are most likely to congregate and where they generally expect to receive information, e.g., community centers, places of worship, beauty salons, or doctors' offices.
Informational CDs and DVDs. To further enhance their reach, some districts have produced audio and video CDs and DVDs with information about public school choice and SES, and have made copies of these available for parents to use at schools, libraries, and other locations throughout the community. These products could contain the PSAs discussed above, as well as a variety of other information that can be very helpful to parents. For instance, some districts have invited SES providers to contribute short descriptions or demonstrations of their individual programs, so that parents can gain first-hand knowledge of their options at their convenience. Regarding public school choice, districts could involve the staffs of schools that may be transfer options in similar ways.
District Web sites. As parents increasingly rely on the Internet to obtain information, the district Web site has come to be a useful and cost-effective means for spreading the word about public school choice and SES. Districts should consider developing Web pages with details about public school choice and SES, as well as a means for parents to submit public school choice or SES applications online.

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Implementation of the game of Reversi. A text-mode interface that should work on any implementation and a CLIM GUI are available. The code is based on that of the program Otello(R) in the book "Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming" by Peter Norvig.
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The big fella was busy for the two days and keen to help and dispense advice. A man with a true love of bonsai.
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The big fella was busy for the two days and keen to help and dispense advice. A man with a true love of bonsai.
My Life in Bonsai and Ancient trees
Design and Build Japanese Gardens
Preparing for Rio and Tokyo Olympics
Conifers are great
Providing food packs for the needy
This is a blog that blossomed out of a love of finding and sharing new music, and is dedicated to introducing up and coming musicians and bands from all over the world.
Fun things I see and do in my bonsai life.
Art and Adventure - Collecting Rocky Mountain Yamadori
Welcome To My Bonsai World!
small goods packaged big
"Tibolar-RS. your soil needs it, your plants will love it"
Developing bonsai trees from scratch
"The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page."
Macetas de autor para bonsai shitakusa y kusamono
My on-line Bonsai Diary
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|2011-01-04, 02:22
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Ok from my understanding the two ending or at least what seems to be what happens due to what choices you pick are.
Spoiler for 1:
Now that part is from the ending song / end of the game bit. But, the memory thing is fake right? I mean thats got to be the worst thing I've heard.
Spoiler for 2:
I really have no idea if any of this is real. I just keep seeing people say stuff about Ange not dieing.
|2011-01-04, 02:36
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|2011-01-04, 02:44
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I am not going into the whole bit about trusting other people spoiler messages, let's just say that your endings are mixed, and includes objective information not presented in the story.
|2011-01-04, 03:05
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Spoiler for Trick End:
I only skimmed it, but it's probably more accurate than /jp/ spoilers.
|2011-01-04, 03:45
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Join Date: Aug 2009
I believe it was Gilbert Adair who proposed a theory that the real source of the reader's tension as he approaches the final pages of the mystery novel is not that he (the reader) is afraid his speculations would be proven wrong, but instead his fear that the author is incompetent and may perform some kind of asspull. In other words, the reader is not rooting for himself or the detective, he is rooting for the author to surprise him with his "magic", to prove his competence.
And I was really rooting for R07.
In my time I've read 65 Christies, 15 Stouts', several Carrs' and Queens' and countless others mystery novels, be they Golden Age or not. I've been always fascinated by the mystery genre.
But you know what? My favorite author of all time would probably have to be one Philip K. Dick, an American writer of "serialized pieces of pulp fantasy", so to speak. During his lifetime he even attempted to write a Golden Age inspired mystery novel, based on a certain Christie novel (you may easily guess which one). The novel is called "Maze of Death". Needless to say, it turned out as just another "piece of pulp fantasy". And the author died in poverty and relative obscurity, but that's another story.
Funny thing is, all the works of Dick has been posthumously reevaluated and received universal critical acclaim. He was the first "pulp writer" whose works were officially included in the American Canon, so to speak, and published by The Library of America.
Dick's style was spotty at best, his plots were pulpy to the max, his endings either contrived or plain stupid. At the same time, many people, professional writers included, consider him a genius. As for me, I'll take a book of Dick over Christie any day (and I love my Christies, yes I do), because I consider Dick a far superior writer. So why is that?
On the surface level, that is because he's the master of the plot-driven narrative. His plots are complex, multi-layered and endlessly satisfying (that, unfortunately, does not apply to his endings). In them, parallel realities conflate, multiple secret conspiracies interlock, double/triple agents abound, and most importantly, paranoia runs amuck.
But that would be just pulp, as interesting to read as it is. What truly elevates Dick to superstardom in his field is his ability to make profound statements about the human condition using his limited "pulp artist" skills. And boy does he deliver on that one!
The penultimate chapter of Ubik defines existentialism better than all of Sartre's and Camus' works combined. Ubik on the whole is dealing with the hopelessness and loneliness of the human condition far better than serious works supposedly written on the subject.
The 10th chapter (the scene in the police department) of "Do androids dream of electric sheep?" is full of paranoia so palpable that it's, for the lack of a better word, uncanny. I've never ever felt so strong an emotion from words written on paper, no, scrap that, from any medium be it music or motion pictures (and I consider music to be far superior to literature in general). That is genius, right there. And that is "merit" for you.
The problem with R07 is that he clearly aspires to do something along the same lines as Dick, but unfortunately he is nowhere close now. But he has potential, and that's why he pisses me off with his every asspull, not because he's a bad mystery/fantasy/romance writer (Dick was awful at those too, for that matter). It's because I believe I can see what he is trying to accomplish there and I wish him the best of luck, really. He's clearly ambitious, his strengths as a writer lie mostly in the plot development and narrative gimmicks department and he clearly is THE master of mindfuck if i know one. That's why I had high hopes for him. That's why I'm slightly broken-hearted now. And to write him off as "just another crazy Japanese hack writing serialized shit for money" is doing the man a disservice.
But maybe it's just me.
|2011-01-04, 04:03
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Eh Umineko amuses me so that is ENOUGH. If it didn't then I'd just drop it aside from a few tiny complaints I like Umineko OVERALL.
Still there are a few parts I got right, there was some mechanism for actually gaining access to the gold. I thought about that part and got to the conclusion there was some kind of mechanism involved but I imagined it all wrong.
I always thought of Beatrice as Oyashiro and I get the feeling that's probably not too far from the truth that someone using her in place of the real culprit. Of course I also had the idea that I wouldn't be surprised if Kyrie turned out to be the culprit but that was as far as I got I didn't take much more into account since in the first and second game Kyrie was killed in the first twilight and that brought that possibility down a few notches.
|2011-01-04, 04:13
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It's not elitism, Meo. Consider it a professional opinion.
Wait, let me rephrase that so that even you could understand.
When you are prescribing medicine to your patients, wouldn't it be irksome if they started calling you an elitist jerk?
|2011-01-04, 04:15
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|2011-01-04, 04:33
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And for the record, no, I don't go through medical school for people to praise my name on a pedestal, I study to learn how to make people better regardless of what they think of me. I give them the facts plain and simple, to educate them, and it is there responsibility to understand the situation because a doctor-patient relationship is not a one-sides deal. You aren't being held prisoner, you're a participant who was told what was going to happen, and you chose not to bail out of your own free will.
Same goes for an author, especially when said author actually informed the fanbase of his intentions, what he did and is going to do, and even told them that this may as well not be the "mystery" they wanted it to be. Readers had clear information enough to make a choice whether to stay on the ship and jump off because they were indeed told this wasn't going to be what a lot of them thought and wanted it to be. You had a choice, and blaming the failure of this choice on the author who didn't make you read against your will is just poor form.
In short if this is tl;dr, insulting people out of the blue who weren't even talking about you doesn't do a lot to get other people to try and understand your POV, it only makes you look like an ass. Same goes for your previous direct insult of a moderator and another poster for whatever reason again that seems to easily piss you off. If you don't like it, fine, that's your own opinion about the game and the people who worship the author as a god. But if you have such a twitchy trigger finger to go at the throats of those who you even remotely think is making a comment against you or your opinion, then you're only just being a hypocrite.
|2011-01-04, 04:35
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I've been reading Meo's summary is the hint that Battler is convinced he is the child lying is shown in the game ? Reading Kanji is one heck of a pain in the ass so I quitted reading and relied to your summary and yeah if that's it they're obvious
|2011-01-04, 04:42
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Spoiler for Spoiler:
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|2011-01-04, 04:48
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By the way, exactly how many books have you written, good sir?
|2011-01-04, 04:53
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Homo Ludens
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I think it's literally supposed to be a "catbox truth", that is, truth that can only come from subjective interpretation. The exact opposite of the red, in other words.
|2011-01-04, 05:08
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Location: Finland
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The gold truth has actually been used twice.
I guarantee that this corpse is Ushiromiya Kinzo's corpse...!! and You used magic to create a golden flower petal inside an overturned cup. It was a splendid bit of magic.
I have read neither EP7 or EP8, but what I gathered from EP7 spoilers the golden truth could be observers' truth. So whatever everyone at the scene agree upon becomes a gold truth. I think it kind of makes sense, because usually nobody suspects Kinzo's corpse to be fake, and the magic scene was between Big Sister Beatrice and Chick Beato.
And I also highly dislike the way some people talk around here. We can't just have a friendly chat about a series we like, some people just have to be better than others?
|2011-01-04, 05:25
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No one was wrong for trying to solve this game as a mystery.
During episode 6, I placed this quote at the top of my theory because I knew it was part of the core of this game:
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The information in our credit files has become the doorway to the world of credit, not to mention getting a job or the best insurance rates.
The information in our credit files has become the doorway to the world of credit, not to mention getting a job or the best insurance rates.
Yet how credit files are handled by the major credit bureaus is a mystery to many consumers. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is aiming to shatter some of the mystique by looking into how the three largest credit-reporting companies - Equifax, Experian and TransUnion - capture consumer credit information.
Each credit bureau maintains files on more than 200 million adults and receives information from approximately 10,000 furnishers of data, the report notes. On a monthly basis, these furnishers provide information on more than 1.3 billion consumer credit accounts or other so-called "trade lines," such as auto or mortgage lending data that reflect a person's account status and activity. Furnishers typically report updates monthly, including changes in balances owed, whether or not payments were received, changes in available credit lines (in the cases of revolving credit card accounts), and the status of the account.
What really caught my attention from the report were two findings:
� Only about 44 million consumers per year, or about one in five, obtain copies of their files. It doesn't cost you a penny to get a copy of each of your credit files once every 12 months. Just go to annualcreditreport.com, the only official site to get the free reports. It's important you stay on top of what's in your credit file. Consumers Union has a page at consumersunion.org/creditreport with information on how to obtain your report, how to fix mistakes in it, and why it's so important to check yours every year.
� The credit reporting agencies resolve an average of 15 percent of consumer-disputed items internally, without getting the data furnishers involved.
Last year, the credit bureaus received about 8 million contacts from consumers who wanted to dispute the accuracy of one or more items in their files. Based on these contacts, the number of consumers who disputed one or more items ranged from 1.3 to 3.9 percent, the CFPB report said.
During a 120-day period this year, 22 percent of companies that furnished the bureaus with information indicated that the initial data were accurate (rejecting the consumer's claim), 61 percent modified a trade line or other piece of information, 13 percent deleted information furnished by a creditor, and 0.5 percent deleted information due to fraud. The credit bureaus deleted or modified 4 percent of disputed information in favor of consumers because a response wasn't filed within the statutory time frame.
Although the CFPB report provides some good insight, we still don't know from an independent source to what extent credit reports contain inaccuracies that can affect people's ability to get credit, a job or insurance. That's the study I'm waiting to see.
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Upstate soldier dies after IED attack in Afghanistan
Upstate soldier dies after IED attack in Afghanistan
An Upstate Army soldier has died, according to family members.
Family members said Barrett Austin, 20, was driving a military vehicle in Afghanistan when he ran over an IED.
He and the three other people in the vehicle were injured.Austin was taken to Germany and his family flew there to be with him.
He died in Germany Sunday with his family by his side.
Austin was stationed in Savannah. His family said this was his first deployment.
He was following in the footsteps of both his grandfathers.
He was married in August and deployed in February.
A Facebook page titled "Bows for Barrett" is asking all of the Dacusville and Pickens community to support this young man and his family by hanging a yellow bow from their home or mailbox.
The page said Barrett attended Dacusville schools and Pickens High School.


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The six pointed Star of David, Judaism and Israel's distinctive symbol, has also had a significant usage as an art symbol. Whether it be paintings, sculpture, or in a myriad of jewelry designs, the 'Star' (also called Magen David or Shield of David) is commonly used in various art all over the Jewish world.
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A New Turn in Life
A New Turn in Life
It was about 11 a.m. when I came back from the grocery store. My mom stopped me and said "Your dad called and he wants us to come back to Afghanistan". I completely went blank and didn't know what to say in reply. After all these years that we lived in Pakistan, it was absolutely unexpected. It was during our summer vacation in 2005. I never imagined that it would be my last summer vacation in Pakistan. I was excited to go back to my country where I would be able to live with my dad and my dad doesn't have to come once in a month to visit us in Pakistan but I was also panicking.
My dad had his property dealing business in Kabul, Afghanistan. During all those years of the Taliban regime, he used to come once in a month to Pakistan to visit us. He never wanted us to go back to Afghanistan during that time. Once the Taliban regime got shattered into pieces and the new government took over, my dad didn't want us to live in Pakistan anymore. I spent 13 years of my life in Pakistan. I couldn't believe that I would no longer stay here. I was thinking about my friends, relatives, and school. I was going through this dilemma when my mom gave me an option. She told me that my dad said if I want to continue my studies in Pakistan I could stay with my uncle. This made me entirely bewildered and I didn't know what to do and where to go. I had to make my decision and I had to let my dad know about it. I knew whatever decision I took it would change my life entirely. Things would no longer be the same because if I went I would miss things left behind here and if I didn't then I would miss my parents and siblings. I was in a state of bedlam.
I was about 14 years old and it was really hard for me to take the right decision and I didn't know how to take it. I made list of important things over here and in Afghanistan. I was going through them and I found that I valued my parents much more than what I had in Pakistan. I couldn't let go of the feeling that I would be with my dad all the time. I finally made the decision and agreed to move to Kabul. After a tiresome week of packing, we finally got into the car and headed towards Kabul. It was 12 hours of driving on bumpy and unpaved roads.
When the car stopped in front of our new house, I was shocked when I saw the city. It was nothing like I imagined. I thought everything will be normal and it will be something like Pakistan but it was nothing like that. I only heard that it was really beautiful before war but I never remember because I was two years old when we moved out. I barely saw any parks or grass, there weren't any shopping malls, and it looked like a city annihilated by war. During the first few days I was trying to get used to the place but instead I kept dreaming about Pakistan. I was getting depressed and bored to the highest extent in Afghanistan. My older brother decided to stay in Pakistan and when I used to talk to him on the phone I would get jealous of the fact that he was having a good time there. I had nothing to do rather than just sit inside the house and watch TV. We had some security problems so we were restricted of going out.
The summer vacation had nearly come to an end and I had to find a school. My dad was working with the new government and he found out about an International school. My younger brother and I had to get enrolled at the new school. Its name was International School of Kabul and it was funded by the American Embassy. Schooling in Pakistan was based on the British system and so we had to switch completely from the British to American education system. I had no clue about the new system. Everything was so different that I had lost my way. The British system is more based on theory while the American education system is based on thinking. For the British system you have to memorize everything but for American system you had to think more critically. After several testing I made it to the high school and the administration told me to join the school after a month. I didn't want to join them. I was still thinking about my old school and I missed my classmates.
Finally, it was the first day of my new school. I didn't know anyone. I was having trouble with understanding the new system of classes. The books were completely different than what I used to read. I found it very intense and thought I would never make it to the end of the year. During the first week, I made friends with two guys named Yourish and Haseeb. I was trying to adjust there so that I could easily be able to move forward. I had no idea on how to do my homework. I would cry the whole night and question my mom that why she brought me here. Although I knew it was my decision but I would still blame my mom for it. But once a few weeks went by, I got to understand the system and how my studies worked. I engraved the idea into my brain that I had to stay there and I had to graduate from that school.
Then, I started to have control over my studies and had no trouble doing my home work. My friend circle was getting bigger and bigger every day. I got more confident about what I was doing and I received good grades too. I started to like where I was and the life I lived. I believed that being close to your parents was a wonderful feeling and started to having fun in school was a bonus.
Sometimes Human nature forces us not to like where fate takes us because human ignorance makes us think that everything is going downhill but in the end it turns out to be a path to greater good. If I had not gone to that international school it would have been less likely for me to come to the US for higher quality education. I knew this decision would change my life. At the beginning, I thought it was bad but it turned out to be the best decision of my life. This transition gave me the opportunities to explore the world. Haseeb and Yourish are also Ball State students now. Moving to Afghanistan was the best part of my life where I found precious friends and a great life.


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Sexual and reproductive health education is not part of formal education for girls in Haiti, but with the establishment of nurse-led sex education and life skills clubs, girls in rural regions are taking control of their futures. These clubs help young girls avoid early pregnancies, sexually transmitted diseases, and HIV as well as helping them to understand how their bodies work. The girls also go on to become advocates of safe sex practices among their peers. According to a UNICEF survey, only 29 percent of females between 15 and 24 who had sex with a partner with whom they were not married or cohabiting during the year before the survey say that their partner used a condom, and 15 percent of that same age group gave birth before the age of 18.
Nurse Carmensize Guerrier says that the sex education and life skills clubs became more popular after the 2010 earthquake, when young women lived in camps, with a heightened risk for sexual abuse. Several international organizations are involved in the efforts to create the clubs, including CARE, the Haiti Red Cross Society and Catholic Relief Services, as well as local organizations such as Fondation pour la Santé Reproductrice et l'Éducation Familiale.
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10.10.2012; Rosenie Mont-Gerard
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I had forgotten how nice it is to have a keyboard that doesn't feel like a tray of Jell-O. The position of the USB connector is (still) every bit as bad as indicated by JBI, but on my desk that shouldn't be much of an issue since the keyboard doesn't get moved around much. The only other annoyances are the blue LEDs for the (n)-LOCK indicators. At some point after the warranty expires, I might change those to a dim green or yellow.
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Cole Hamels talks about the Padres much as several longtime Padres fans I know talk about the Padres -- with frustration, sadness, even dismay.
A Padres fan himself, although he will be trying to defeat the Padres tonight, Hamels looks at what could be and what is and sees a big gap. The cold reality about San Diego's ballclub seems to bother him, even if it is the cash-flush Philadelphia Phillies who write his gigantic paychecks.
"This is a great city; the ballpark here is unbelievable," Hamels told this blog on Thursday from Petco Park. "I think if the organization wanted to compete, people would be here in a heartbeat -- fans and players."
Hamels knows that where amateur baseball is concerned, San Diego is as much of a juggernaut as New York is a juggernaut in major league baseball's world. A supple and long athlete with a whippy left arm and a rare feel for pitching, Hamels played for a top-flight baseball coach, Sam Blalock, at Rancho Bernardo High School. Blalock had turned Mt. Carmel High into a one of talent-rich California's better high school programs. He did the same at Rancho Bernardo, making it a must-see destination for major league scouts.
As a player, Hamels has known only postseason contention. Long-term rebuilding plans are a remote concept to the pitcher.
"I grew up, winning," he said. "I went to R.B. We won. And that's what I was taught at an early age."
He rooted for the Padres as a boy, and the Padres rewarded him for it by going to the 1998 World Series.
He cheered for Tony Gwynn, his favorite player of them all.
He marveled at Ken Caminiti's playmaking and Steve Finley's lithe power.
He applauded when San Diego citizens, euphoric over the team's pennant-winning season in '98, agreed to commit nearly $300 million toward a new ballpark.
Like many fans and major league players, Hamels doesn't care to get bogged down in baseball economics. And he might yawn if told the Padres have won games more often in Petco than in Jack Murphy Stadium.
Hamels was hoping for more.
"To see the Padres with such an unbelievable stadium, and to have it downtown, and to see what it's done to the city, and for them to not really want to put out a team that has to compete against the Dodgers, and the Giants, and Arizona -- that's tough," Hamels told me.
If you told Hamels that the Phillies have spoiled him, he wouldn't argue.
Philadelphia's baseball franchise is the Rancho Bernardo High of the National League.
Hamels has gone to the playoffs each of the last five years. He has pitched in two World Series.
If he becomes a free agent in November, he will evaluate suitors' commitment to winning.
"You play this game because you enjoy it, but you play to win," he said. "And ultimately how are you going to enjoy it more? You're going to enjoy it more by being on a competitive team that obviously wants to win. I was fortunate enough to be drafted by the Phillies, who want to
For the Padres and their fans, Hamels wants what the Phillies and their fans have enjoyed for the last several years.
If Hamels knows the two markeplaces occupy opposite ends of baseball's economic landscape, it's not a fact he overly indulges.
"Ultimately, it's up to the organization if they want to win," he said. "I don't think the fans necessarily can really affect any decision. If the team doesn't want to win, I don't want to sit for 162 games and know that we have no shot to compete."
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Team USA Qualifies for 2014 World Cup
On Tuesday night, Team America beat Mexico in Columbus, Ohio 2-0 and, later in the evening, when Honduras refused to hold on and beat Panama, tying 2-2 on a goal in stoppage time, ensuring that Team USA secured a qualifying spot in the World Cup.
The Americans had lost their last game, against Costa Rica, on Friday night. They were whooped, 1-3, and they lost the mental edge of having the longest win streak in the world, at 12. Moreover, they lost Jozy Altidore, Geoff Cameron and Matt Besler for the Mexico match due to those players picking up their second yellow cards of the qualification process. Michael Bradley also sat out against Mexico, having suffered a freak injury during warmups when he sprained his left ankle.
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However, when it came time to get things done, the team stepped up as a whole with their depth tested, and the team answered the call. The previous stars were particularly adept, with Eddie Johnson scoring in the 49th minute, once again off a header. He was spelled by Mikkel Diskerud in the 76th minute. Reviled when his plan didn't seem to be taking right away, coach Jurgen Klinsmann now looks like a genius, particularly when it comes to substitutions. Diskerud played a smart ball of a throw in with a deft first touch, putting the ball right in front of the Mexico goal. Clint Dempsey had a brilliant look at the clincher but whiffed his attempt. Luckily, Landon Donovan was there, as he's been for Team USA ever since making his comeback. Donovan put his goal in at the 78th minute.
When Honduras tied Panama nearly an hour after the USA/Mexico game finished, the work of the night was complete. Team USA is now officially qualified for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. It's worth noting that, of the 207 nations in the world who compete in the qualification process, only 32 make it. Eight nations have won the World Cup; the United States is not amongst that number. With this qualification, though, the United States becomes only the 13th nation to qualify for the ultimate tournament 10 times.


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Many have been campaigning in recent days for the Bruins to utilize the same loophole Los Angeles used earlier this season with Brayden Schenn to send rookie Tyler Seguin to the Providence (AHL) farm club on a conditioning assignment.
By this comments during his weekly appearance on the Toucher & Rich Show on 98.5 The Sports Hub, however, general manager Peter Chiarelli doesn't sound like a guy looking to use that loophole.
"It's certainly a good idea in general," the GM said. "He'd have to be injured or sick to go down there. So that's unlikely."
The topic has been raised because it's likely Seguin will be a healthy scratch tonight against Montreal at TD Garden after the recall of Jordan Caron from the P-Bruins. Seguin's ice time has slipped over the course of the last four games, as he has played 9:26 or less each night.
The agreement between the NHL and CHL requires the Bruins to return to Seguin to his junior team if he's not going to be on the NHL roster because of his age. The Kings are considered the first team to utilize their AHL affiliate to postpone a decision on whether to send a play back to junior of keep him when they lent Schenn to their Manchester (AHL) club.
Maybe Chiarelli was playing coy, but you have to hope the organization is at least contemplating this type of forward thinking, which would benefit the development of one of their prized players without weakening their NHL product.


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Both of these are very handy and have been around as far back as I can remember. Historically you would use the INSERT INTO VALUES to load one row, and the INSERT INTO SELECT to load multiple rows. However as of SQL 2008 the INSERT INTO VALUES was expanded to allow multiple inserts at once.
INSERT INTO Table (field1, field2) VALUES ('string1','string2'), ('stringA','stringB')
This lets you create a single command that will insert multiple rows into a table at once. Basically you list multiple (valuelist)s delimited by commas. There may be a high end to the number of (valuelist)s that you can put in a single command but I haven't found it yet.


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Keston Center Presents First SymposiumNov. 12, 2013
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WACO, Texas (Nov. 11, 2013) - The Baylor Keston Center for Religion, Politics and Society will present its first-ever symposium titled "Religion and Political Culture in Communist Countries: Past, Present and Future," Thursday, Nov. 14 and Friday, Nov. 15, in the Armstrong Browning Library.
The schedule of the symposium is as follows:
- Thursday, November 14, 2013 - 3:30 p.m.
Keynote Address: Rev. Canon Michael Bourdeaux, Keston Institute Founder
- Friday, November 15, 2013 - 9:00 a.m.
Panel Presentations and Discussions:
Religion, Political Culture and Human Rights
Church-State Relations and National Identity
Religion and Foreign Policy in Contemporary Russia
12:30 p.m. - 1:45 p.m.
Luncheon and Keynote Address: Dr. Wallace Daniel, Distinguished University Professor of History, Mercer University
(If you wish to attend the luncheon, please RSVP before Nov. 11 due to limited seating.)
2:00 p.m. - 3:15 p.m.
Panel Presentation
Religion and Political Culture in Communist Countries: The Future
The Keston Center was founded in 2007 when it became home to the Keston Institute of Oxford's archive and library. Both organizations "seek to promote research and encourage the study of religion in communist, post-communist and other totalitarian societies and the relationship between religion and Marixism." You can read more about the Baylor Keston Center https://www.baylor.edu/kestoncenter/.
Kathy Hillman, director of the Keston Center, said the objective of the symposium is to promote religious conversation.
"We want to look at the events of the past, present and future in reference to communist societies," she said. "Many people think there are no longer problems like this, but these religious issues are still very much present."
Guests from all over the world have been invited to present and speak at the event.
"We tried to get a lot of different perspectives for the event," Hillman said. "We even have guests from China."
The symposium is targeted to students, scholars, faculty and the Waco community.
"Anyone interested in religious dissonance and rights would find it interesting," Hillman said.
All events are free and open to the public. Armstrong Browning Library is located at 710 Speight Ave. For more information, call the Keston Center at (254) 710-4647.
by Kristen Bennett, student newswriter, (254) 710-6805
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Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom continue to build their mini empire as the two released a sexy new video to promote their new unisex fragrance, Unbreakable.
The couple, who is currently filming a newlyweds type spinoff reality show for the E! network, can be seen not wearing any clothes in the clip, while wrapped around each other and describing the sheer, sexy nature of their new scent. Lamar describes the scent as "that perfect mix of masculine and feminine."
That video clip is below. The scent hits stores Feb. 12.
In other news, Kim Kardashian continues her attempt at world domination by gracing yet another major magazine cover. This time around, it is for Harper's Bazaar and she keeps her clothes on.
In the mag, Kim interviews Elizabeth Taylor, someone whom she calls one of her "all time favorite Hollywood style icons."
Kim whined complained to the mag about having to fight the public perception that she is a "whore." "What if I want to go on a date with someone in New York, and then I come home to L.A. and I go on a date?" Kim, 30, pondered. "I could have slept with none of them, but I would be known as being a 'slore': a slut and a w—e," she declared.
It didn't end there as Kim also denied capitalizing off her sex tape, you know, the one that got her a reality show on E! and made her uber famous. "I never made a business off of the tape," Kim claimed. "I made a business off my family and our TV show. Before the tape came out, we were in the works to do our TV show, but people don't know that."
She also discussed her former BFF Paris Hilton, revealing they no longer talk. "We don't really talk. As I always say, everyone comes into your life for a reason, a season, or a lifetime. And she was in my life for a long time." She adds, "There comes a point in life where you just grow apart and you realise you're not as similar as you thought. And I never run into her anywhere. Isn't that so weird?"
Photos from Kim's Harper's Bazaar shoot below –


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I mounted the posters with those Command mounting strips I love. Done. 3 huge posters for around $20.
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The "Big Boy" Playroom - part 2
I mounted the posters with those Command mounting strips I love. Done. 3 huge posters for around $20.
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What a fun room! Thanks for the tips on printing engineer prints. I have a few saying I want printed, but not at the price that regular poster prints cost!ReplyDelete
looks like so much fun!! i want to come over and play legos :) i love the art!!ReplyDelete
I love how the posters turned out! What about a skyline on that opposite wall to continue the superhero theme? My little man has recently gotten into superheros, and I'm always telling my husband ideas I saw here for what we can do for him. :) Thanks for the inspiration!ReplyDelete
Those posters are awesome! Maybe you should have some sort of little playhouse type thing over in the corner. I love how it is coming along!ReplyDelete
This is awesome! And I love your cheap solution to the legos! Its an ongoing battle to stay organized with all those little pieces! Last night I was googling engineering prints for the beach shot I took of the boys this weekend. So glad you wrote about it here! You always have the info I need! Love ya for that! Have a great day!ReplyDelete
As for giant words in the corner...Have you seen (on Pinterest, of course) the words, Boy, n.ReplyDelete
1. noise with dirt on it
It's meant to look like a dictionary entry?
"Imposter Megablocks." Ha! I feel the same way, yet it doesn't stop my kids from wanting the "Power Ranger legos." And I LOVE the way your room looks! We struggle constantly with organizing the billions of little pieces.I found freezer size ziplog bags works wonders with sets after they've played with them a bit, since we can't display ALL their legos, all the time.ReplyDelete
I hear you on the lost lego set pieces. It's probably not ideal, but we separate our lego's by set into big ziplocs with the instructions. The random pieces we just keep inside the random lego piece box and build by imagination with those pieces. We purchased a couple ikea trofast storage units (the ones with the 3 tiers) and have a couple drawers in those dedicated to lego's. My son is becoming slightly obsessed with lego's (he's the same age as Rex) lately and impresses me with following those instructions on building them. I love lego's, but they are so hard to keep contained and organized! I find myself becoming slightly obsessed with lego organization. It's great that you have room to grow with your storage because it's a toy they'll play with for a long time and continue to get more.ReplyDelete
Not just a playhouse in the corner, but a treehouse...somehow make the structure go UP, like Rex's superhero bed, with a slide. Underneath could be a reading cave. I think they need more pillows or beanbags to jump on from the trampoline. My favorite thing to do when I was little was jump from the mini trap into a big pile of pillows.ReplyDelete
Good luck! You are so awesome.
We just made a new room for the kids and used ikea spice rack to hold books. I've seen the idea several places - here's one example: http://tabletonic.blogspot.com/2011/02/budget-diy-of-day-spice-rack-kids.html. They were $4 each when I bought them though - not the $2.49 the blog paid.ReplyDelete
Oh I just love those big prints. SO want to figure out a place in the house to do that. Really cool!ReplyDelete
You might put in a Lego Mosaic board. You just glue some large lego flats to some mdf and mount it to the wall. Then the boys can use their legos to create pictures on the wall. Lots of fun!ReplyDelete
How about something interactive with big letters that have magnets on them that they can remove to spell words, it will come in handy when they practice for their spelling test in the future, maybe a big Chicka chicka boom boom tree. Love the room and the posters, such a great tip!ReplyDelete
What about an exercise area? My daughter has been diagnosed with Aspergers, a form of Autism. This affects her coordination. We build a play/exercise area in the garage when we lived in Wyoming. It was the only place left. :) I put in a blow up family sized pool and filled it with balls and made a giant ball pit. I also put three layers of carpet padding down with a layer of carpet over the cement slab so she could tumble and roll as she wanted. The last item was an eight foot long 4 x 4 wood plank to use as a balance beam. A couple of exercise balls and a cd player and she could go out and play and roll to music and I had a great place for visiting kids when friends came over. Oh, and yes we also had a mini trampoline as well that I got at the Good Will.
This may be more that you want or have space for but maybe a place where the boys can yell and rough house with out being hurt would be an option for you.
What about a lego wall, or a magnet wall or a chalkboard wall?ReplyDelete
I LOVE the posters! My boys are Lego Star Wars crazy, so I am going to copy your idea and sub. Star Wars Legos. Just had a question about hanging...which Command hooks do you use?ReplyDelete
Shut the front door- this is the cutest artwork I've ever seen in a boys room! SO happy to have found it on eighteen25's blog! I have 2 little boys who are mega obsessed with CARS and didn't want to hang the cheesy Disney stuff so this is perfect- can't wait to create some!! Thanks for sharing (:ReplyDelete
This is really great!!!! Thanks for all the inspiration!! :DReplyDelete
Wow, this DIY project is so amazing and well done!!!!ReplyDelete
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He didn't specifically say, "I am not an artist," but he sure didn't say he was.
He always downplayed photography as art. He wanted to be a painter.
... I don't believe there's a single instance where HC-B himself even referred to his photography as art - of any kind.
We've all been young:"Later I met photographers who had some of Atget's prints. These I considered remarkable and, accordingly, I bought myself a tripod, a black cloth and a polished walnut wood camera three by four inches. The camera was fitted with -- instead of a shutter -- a lens cap, which one took off and the put on to make the exposure. This last detail, of course, confined my challenge to the static world. Other photographic subjects seemed to me to be too complicated, or else to be 'amateur stuff'. And by this time I fancied that by disregarding them, I was dedicating myself to Art with a capital 'A'."attributed "The Decisive Moment" 1952.
So what would persuade you that your interpretation should be revised?
Wow haven't visited this thread in awhile. It really went downhill after awhile..............
Quote from: Isaac on February 14, 2013, 01:14:22 PMSo what would persuade you that your interpretation should be revised?At the moment, not a lot I've read convinces me that I'm misinterpreting what I've read.
That's hardly claiming oneself artist...
"At the moment, not a lot I've read convinces me that I'm misinterpreting what I've read."1. What would?"That's hardly claiming oneself artist..."2. That's laughing at oneself, for believing in the past that one had dedicated oneself to to Art with a capital 'A'.
Presumably, if someone unearthed a statement in the man's fair hand where he consciously declares himself photograpic artist.
It's not a claim to being a photographic artist.
I presume you would say it was forged :-)We already have his statement that rejects the question -- I do not know if photography is an art or not.I'm sure you can make-up some convenient definition of "a photographic artist" to support that comment ;-)Meanwhile the rest of us can meditate on the hair that supposedly splits "dedicating myself to Art with a capital 'A'" from "claiming oneself artist".
There was some historical precedent for the use of 'decisive moment' in the sense of a 'turning point' in an event, and so the phrase itself is laden with that history.
You refer to Cardinal de Retz "Il n'y a rien en ce monde qui n'ait un moment décisif." ?
I'd say "art with a capital 'A'" had a special kind of meaning in this historical context. ...
Which has moved us where?
"Great artists, like Edward Weston, Paul Strand or Adams, those with talent, concentrate first and foremost on the natural, the geological, the landscape and monuments. As for myself, I focus almost entirely on people. I go for immediacy. Landscapes represent eternity.""Un Reporter", Photo France 7, May 1951, p18
Much as H C-B had his own somewhat classical ideas about composition and form, his images were still the result of a different kind of process with an urgency and immediacy that was different from his predecessors.


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Dr. Clayton Axthelm, 92 - October 15, 2008
Dr. Clayton August Axthelm, 92, long-time Riverton dentist, formerly of Gothenburg, died Sunday, Oct. 5, 2008, at Missoula, MT.
Memorial services were held Saturday, Oct. 11, at the United Methodist Church of Riverton. Inurnment followed at Mountain View Cemetery at Riverton with Military Honors by the Wyoming Army National Guard.
Axthelm was born in Martell on Oct. 16, 1915, the son of Elmer A. Axthelm and Grace (Graham) Axthelm, and a fraternal twin brother of Cecil A. Axthelm.
He moved with his parents to Gothenburg during his elementary school years and graduated from Gothenburg High School in 1933.
After several years of employment, Axthelm enrolled at the University of Nebraska in a pre-dental course. He graduated from the University of Nebraska Dental College with the degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery (D.D.S.), in 1945. He ranked first in his class and was offered a position as an instructor of operative dentistry in the dental college where he worked for two years, 1945-1947.
On Jan. 5, 1947, he was united in marriage to Marjorie Jane Adams at St. Paul Methodist Church in Lincoln. To this union, three children were born—Steve, 1948; Paul, 1951; and Jane, 1952.
Deciding to enter private practice, he and his wife moved to Riverton in 1948, where he worked as a dentist until 1990 at the age of 75.
Dr. Axthelm was joined by his brother, Dr. Norris Axthelm, in the early 1950's and they shared an office in the Masonic Temple Building in Riverton for over 40 years, where their patients became their good friends, according to family members.
From 1951 to 1953, Dr. Axthelm served as a captain in the U.S. Air Force. Upon completion of military service, he returned to Riverton to resume his dental practice.
His many activities were in line with the progress of Riverton. He was a member of the Fremont District 25-Riverton School Board for six years. He served as president of the Lions Club, and served two terms on the Wyoming Board of Dental Examiners. He was also a life-member of the Wyoming Dental Association, and a member of the University of Nebraska Dental Alumnae.
Dr. Axthelm had been a member of the Riverton Methodist Church since 1948 and served on many boards and committees.
He was an active supporter of sporting events in Riverton and the surrounding communities, receiving a plaque for being an outstanding fan of all sports.
Axthelm enjoyed fishing and camping with his family at Colter Bay on Jackson Lake, where the family gathered several times each year, and he also enjoyed woodworking and "fixing things," said family members.
He was preceded in death by: his parents, Elmer and Grace; two brothers—Kenneth Axthelm and Cecil Axthelm.
Survivors include: his wife, Marjorie Axthelm of Riverton; sons—Dr. Steve (Judi) Axthelm of Grand Junction, CO, and Dr. Paul (Danelle) Axthelm of Riverton; a daughter, Jane (Dale) Mrkich of Missoula; nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; sisters—Ethel VanWey of Gothenburg and Mildred Umshler of Cozad; brothers—Dr. Norris Axthelm of Riverton and Glen Axthelm of North Platte.
Memorials are suggested to the Riverton United Methodist Church, 1116 West Park, Riverton, WY 82501.
On-line condolences may be shared with the family at: thedavisfuneralhome.com.
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