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Syrian Christians Fear Regime Change Could Hasten Extinction16. May 2011 - 12:00
As the Arab Spring protests reach Damascus, Syrian Christians look warily at a future without a time-tested autocrat to protect them from religious intolerance.
In Egypt, sectarian violence, an intermittent problem in the past, flared anew since the ousting of former President Hosni Mubarak in February. Twelve people were killed, hundreds injured and a church was torched last week in clashes between Copts and Muslims in Cairo. Christians and secular-leaning Muslims placed blame on Salafis, who advocate a return to the practices of Islam's earliest years.
Russian exhibition opens in Mexico16. May 2011 - 11:28
An exhibition of Russian icons and photographs opened its doors in the Mexican city of Toluki on Thursday in an event that coincided with the 65th birthday of Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill.
Earlier, Metropolitan Antony of Mexico, Venezuela and the Caribbean, for his part, expressed hope that the exhibition will help Mexicans get a better understanding of Russian spiritual culture.
Cornerstone of the Orthodox church on Island consecrated13. May 2011 - 10:45
His Eminence Archbishop Mark of Yegorievsk consecrated on May 12, 2011 in Reykjavik the cornerstone of a future church of the Russian Orthodox Church. To the delight of all Orthodox christians, and among them also the members of the Serbian Orthodox Church, in the presence of the President of Iceland Mr. Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson and the delegation of the Russian Duma, led by vice president of the Parliament Mrs. Ljuba Konstantinova Slisk, the ten-year-long dream has come true - the beginning of the construction of the Orthodox church dedicated to St. Nicholas the Wonderworker.
DECR chairman makes statement on attacks against Coptic churches in Giza10. May 2011 - 12:02
On May 7-8 in Giza, two Coptic churches were set on fire by radical Muslims. Twelve people were killed and about 200 were injured. In this connection, Metropolitan Hilarion of Volokolamsk, head of the Moscow Patriarchate's department for external church relations, made the following statement:
It is with deep sorrow that we in the Russian Orthodox Church took the report about the death of Egyptian Christians and setting fire to churches as a result of mass disorders on May 7 and 8, 2011, in Giza. We pray for the repose of the victims of this terrible tragedy and express condolences to their families and friends.
Orthodoxy in Asia9. May 2011 - 13:33
Orthodox parishes in Asia in services use local languages as well as elements of local culture.
"In China, on Thailand and in Indonesia, for example, local artisans carve iconostasis and candleholders and decorate them with local elements. There is also a tradition to bless tea, while in Thailand the Orthodox people take off shoes before entering the church", said protopresbyter D. Pozdnayev. He emphasized that there exist local details and that they give parishes local colors. However, according to his words, the most important is the translation of the liturgical books and other religious manuscripts in a local language, what is necessary in order to orthodox tradition to begin to live in the context of the Asian cultures.
Our brother, South African Orthodox priest Father Johannes repose in Lord9. May 2011 - 12:14
Christ is Risen - Truly He is Risen!
Johannes Matsobane Rakumako was born on 26 November 1968 in Pietersburg, (now known as Polokwane) in what is now the Limpopo province of South Africa, the son of William and Anna Rakumako. He died on 12 April 2011 in Tshwane at the age of 42 years, 4 months and 17 days. He was baptised on 29 July 2001 at St Nicholas, Brixton. He attended the seminary in Nairobi for 1 year until 2002. He was ordained Orthodox priest on 25 July 2004.
Metropolitan Hilarion completes his visit to Tallinn4. May 2011 - 13:42
On 30 April 2011, Metropolitan Hilarion of Volokolamsk, chairman of the Moscow Patriarchate's Department for External Church Relations, who visited the capital of Estonia with the blessing of His Holiness Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia, met with Metropolitan Stephanos, head of the church organization of the Patriarchate of Constantinople in the country.


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Statesboro in Bulloch County, Georgia — The American South (South Atlantic)
Skirmish at Statesboro
The Seventieth Ohio Infantry (leading the Union advance) deployed, fired a volley, and charged with the bayonet, driving the cavalry back through Statesboro and clearing the way for the advance. during this encounter, the Confederates lost 6 killed, 1 wounded, and 2 captured; Hazen lost 8 wounded and 27 captured, all from the foraging party.
Erected 1958 by Georgia Historical Commission. (Marker Number 016-7.)
Marker series. This marker is included in the Georgia Historical Society/Commission, and the Sherman's March to the Sea marker series.
Location. 32° 27.688′ N, 81° 47.494′ W. Marker is in Statesboro, Georgia, in Bulloch County. Marker is on Northside Drive West (U.S. 80) near Miller Street, on the right when Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Statesboro GA 30458, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 2 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. First Baptist Church of Statesboro (approx. 0.8 miles away); Bulloch County (approx. one mile away); Bulloch County Courthouse (approx. one mile away); The March to the Sea (approx. one mile away); Statesboro Confederate Monument (approx. one mile away); The Fabulous Fifty of 1906 / The Delegates (approx. 1.1 miles away); Willie McTell Trail (approx. 1.1 miles away); World War II Prison Camp (approx. 1.2 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Statesboro.
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Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. This page originally submitted on September 7, 2008, by Mike Stroud of Bluffton, South Carolina. This page has been viewed 1,753 times since then and 21 times this year. Photos: 1. submitted on September 7, 2008, by Mike Stroud of Bluffton, South Carolina. 2. submitted on November 16, 2009, by John McKenna of Brooklet, Georgia. 3. submitted on September 7, 2008, by Mike Stroud of Bluffton, South Carolina. • Craig Swain was the editor who published this page.

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After a short hiatus, I Spy NYC is back and in full effect. Sometimes life gets the best of you and you get swept up with work to the point that the extra things you do in life begins to seem inconsequential. It happened to me. Luckily, a note from someone I haven't talked to in years, someone I never would have guessed followed this blog, helped me to remember what is important.
Exploring is important. Observing is important. Sharing your thoughts on everything that New York City, or your city, has to offer is important. I can't remember where it's from and the exact phrasing (if anyone knows please tell me, but John Updike once wrote something like reason holds the tiller but creativity fills the sails. Here's to that!
And if this photo from an empty lot in the East Ville doesn't spark your creativity, nothing will.


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Artist Information for Melody Randol
I work almost exclusively from my own photographs. I strive to capture the feel/mood/ambiance of a place by first experiencing it and documenting it with my camera. What is this place about? What makes it unique and interesting? What will I remember most about being here? The most important thing I take home is a sense of place.
Still Waters26" x 54"   Photo by Kenneth Sanville
Silent still waters have their own story to tell. What lurks and lives beneath the surface of the water is ours to imagine.
Set In Stone: Bandelier59" x 32"   Photo by Kenneth Sanville
Hunter-gatherers followed wildlife migrations through the Bandelier region more than 10,000 years ago. Ancestral Puebloans migrated to the region and began to build more permanent settlements around 1150. Cliff walls became dwellings as voids in the volcanic tuff were carved out by hand. Although these settlements were abandoned around 1500, the homes set in stone remain.
A Land Anew55" x 35"   Photo by Kenneth Sanville
Recycling is essential in the natural world. New life springs from dead and decaying matter, and these perpetual cycles sustain our living planet.
Crystal Mill20" x 24"   Photo by Kenneth Sanville
Crystal Mill sits perched precariously on a rock outcropping just above the Crystal River. Built in 1893, this Colorado icon is accessible by foot, bike or 4-wheel drive only during warm months. Using small bits of hand-dyed cloth layered with thread, I 'painted' Crystal Mill in its full autumnal glory.
Spring Runoff78" x 32"   Photo by Kenneth Sanville
There is nothing more dramatic than the thunder of water cascading downhill. Winter snowpack becomes spring runoff, and water music abounds. Spring has arrived.


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Previously sold and serviced by Weissach, this great Meteor Grey Metallic Turbo Coupe just arrived. With Slate Grey Full Leather interior and AWD wide bodied styling standard on the 997 Turbo, this is a year round coupe with tons of power and sporty prestige. Factory options include Metallic Paint, 3-Spoke Multifunction Sports Steering Wheel, Sports Chrono Package Turbo, Heated Front Seats and Floor Mats in Slate Grey.
With a fresh Weissach service and inspection, this subtle sports car is 100% Porsche. With several different extended warranty options, this coupe is ready for immediate delivery.


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Our city was NOT the enemy, as the local media portrayed, when it came to allowing Joshua's dream to come true!
Josh's dream was big from the start. From the beginning, he insisted it was to be a "HOUSE in the Trees" (his words) not a tree house; complete with a kitchen, a garage, a shower and bathroom! And he wanted all seven of us to sleep there. Five years old and in the middle of a grueling treatment for Ewings Sarcoma, this vision was what gave him hope. He talked about it during the day and he dreamt about it each night and also when he was sedated for numerous medical procedures. Of course, we had to make some limits; there would be no flush toilet or shower in his House!
Josh and one of his sisters captured his dream on paper and it caught on like wild fire! Many of our friends and neighbors, talented people from our church and community stepped forward telling us they wanted to help make Josh's wish come true. Soon an architect drew up a plan, and then companies from all over the area began to offer donations: lumber, siding, roofing, window materials and workers.
After the city had been notified, the plans had been examined and we'd been given the go ahead to build without permits, the "barn raising" began. It was a warm weekend in August 2005. Unfortunately, Joshua was in the hospital, unable to participate as he was receiving yet another round of chemotherapy.
I LOVE sharing this story with you, but like many good stories, there was a bad guy…and it wasn't our city. One of our neighbors did not like what was happening and he began to make phone calls. I couldn't believe anyone would try to stop the dream of a little five year old boy who was fighting cancer. He called the city and reluctantly, they came out to look at the job site. They had no choice but to stop the work, saying we needed to get permits. The neighbor's complaint? He was worried about the safety of the children who would one day play in the House in the Trees. Oh, really? He had also told another neighbor it blocked his view. Anyone who has visited the House in the Trees will tell you this simply isn't true.
About this time we almost lost Josh. He went into anaphylactic shock just after a platelet transfusion had begun. Thank God his doctor was nearby and knew exactly what to do. So while my husband and I were in the hospital taking care of our son, the halt to Josh's House in the Trees was all over the local news. Every major television station called wanting interviews. And the bad guy the news papers and radio talk shows were attacking was the city. Yeah, right... My husband and I wanted to set the record straight, but we realized giving the name of our neighbor wouldn't help the situation. So we just ignored all the calls, focusing on our little boy.
The city soon called a meeting and like a group of lawyers looked for loop holes in the law, discovering a simple way to make the House in the Trees comply with code. Creative ideas were implemented and permits were given and the House in the Trees was once again under construction! In the mean time, our neighbor called an environmental agency twice, hoping the project would be stopped. He came over to complain about the construction noise. Still we did not give his name or cause him any trouble. We were found to be within the law with the environmental agency and today the House in the Trees is 99 percent finished!
We sleep in Josh's House in the Trees most every night, Joshua, his daddy and I. Sometimes the girls will join us too. It's a House of blessings to us. Our neighbor, the one who tried to stop the House in the Trees, is building a large garage in his backyard now. We have said nothing. It's a cold, sterile building, not quaint with a "cabiny" feel like Josh's House in the Trees. But we will not complain to the city. We will not call the environmental agency. We wish the neighbor well. God tells us to pray for our enemies and so I do.
Josh began fighting cancer in October of 2004. Just last June 2007, the neighbor asked, for the very first time, how Josh was doing. I see him walking around his job site, seemingly happy with the progress. I heard he will fill it with his "classic" car collection. While Josh, my husband and I snuggle together each night in Josh's cozy, warm pine scented House in the Trees, we soak in the love, feeling the blessings and caring of others surrounding us and we sleep in peace. Thank you one and all.
Thank you, city of Tigard!


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Happy Cervical Health Awareness Month! Wait. What? January is Cervical Health Awareness Month. As an M.D. specializing in HPV, how can I not spend some time honoring such an important health topic.
HPV, the virus underlying genital warts and anal cancer in men, is one of the most commonly treated areas in my office. Even though much of the HPV talk in the news is concerned around women and cervical cancer, there are many concerns that affect men.
Are you gay? Or bisexual? According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, you are 17 times more likely to develop HPV-related anal cancer than heterosexual men. Why? Well, anal cancer is one hint. Also, "men with weakened immune systems, including those who have HIV, are more likely than other men to develop anal cancer. Men with HIV are also more likely to get severe cases of genital warts that are harder to treat."
In a study from 2011, it was found that more than 50% of men over the age of 15 have been infected with HPV. The study also stated that "each year roughly 6% of men will contract a new infection of the strain that is most associated with cervical cancer in women — HPV 16."
It's important to know that although the overall rates of cancers are declining, the National Cancer Institute states that HPV cancers are on the rise.
PLEASE come see me if you have any questions or concerns about HPV, or if you notice anything abnormal about your body. You can ask me anything.
I've saved many lives and will continue to spread the word to educate my patients, friends, family and the internet. Don't be afraid.
I got you!
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Letters to the Editor
Greg Saur: Too close for comfort
Regarding the April 28 news article "Anti-abortion group seeks office next to Raleigh abortion clinic": The zoning case for A Hand of Hope Pregnancy Resource Center is not about code designation. It is about the social incompatibility of locating an anti-abortion group next to A Preferred Women's Health Center.
APWHC patients, employees and volunteers already face unrelenting harassment from anti-abortion protesters.
HOH's use of the adjacent property would only further the gross intimidation and coercion of incredibly vulnerable women who, like everyone else, should be treated with human decency.
The proposed zoning would allow a building tall enough to see over any privacy fence with high-resolution cameras to record people and vehicles. Inevitably, HOH and the ideologically aligned protesters will collude at this compound of misinformation.
This case requires context sensitive thinking in a manner that reflects the current political climate and the anti-abortion movement's incendiary tactics. It is about maintaining a city that is safe to all residents, employees and visitors. A vibrant, inclusive and comfortable city for all people, absent of vilification, intimidation or judgment.
Rejecting the zoning application is the morally correct decision. Society must allow women to make personal health choices without fear of predatory bullying.
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The finals of the Chinese edition of Lady Amarena 2018, the contest for female mixologists, were held in Shanghai on 6th August.
The international challenge to win the title of Fabbri Brand Ambassador
Cockt-AIL third edition
Spherification, Muddle, Blend and much more: cocktails will no longer have secrets.
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| Saturday Oct 24, 2015 Edit event
The Wasatch Figure Skating Club presents the 2015 Skating Spooktacular on October 24, 2015, 7:00 p.m. at the Weber County Ice Sheet. Come get into the spirit of Halloween with this fun skating show. Tickets are $5.00/3 & under are free. Skate with the stars after the show for $1.00 or come dressed in costume and skate FREE!
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The young girls lived up to their name, displaying enough adrenaline to propel them to a state championship and a trophy win for the Greater Arlington Soccer Club.
The Lady Adrenaline U-11 girls soccer team had a smoking-hot season capped by winning the Florida Youth Soccer Association President's Cup at Merritt Island.
The team won 10 straight games over an eight-week span in four Florida cities to take the state title, said head coach Glenn Connelly. His players allowed only seven goals while scoring 45 against their opponents.
The 13 girls, age 11 and younger, defeated West Pines United 4-1 in the state semi-finals and Pinecrest Premier Miami 3-0 in the championship game. Of 83 teams that entered the tournament, they are now ranked No. 1 in Florida in the U-10 and U-11 girls divisions by soccerincollege.com, a Web site that monitors players ages 9 to 19, Connelly said.
Many of his players have been together for years with some playing for him since they were 4. There's no secret formula to his system, he said. It focuses on lots of practice, conditioning and teaching the fundamentals of "trap, pass and move."
"We outwork all our opponents on practice days so the girls can enjoy game days," said Connelly, adding that his players run about 4 miles a week at their home field, Ed Austin Regional Park in East Arlington. "Nobody misses practices. Nobody misses games."
Most valuable player honors went to Lindsey Patton, who plays defense and was "a field general" during the tournament, Connelly said.
"I got more aggressive," Lindsey said. "He [Connelly] pushes us to do our best every day. He shows us what we do wrong and helps us get better."
Lindsey said she started playing soccer after seeing a game on television and thinking it looked intriguing. The Arlington youth recruited her fraternal twin, Haley, who is the team's goalkeeper.
The twins' grandmother, Debby McTaggart, is "team nana," with duties that include collecting money for tournaments, booking rooms out of town and e-mailing parents.
McTaggart said Connelly is a dedicated coach and the twins are good athletes with innate talent.
"They have a strong will to be the best, academically and in sports," she said. "Being twins, they are very competitive with each other, and that has a lot to do with it."
Not only did the team take state honors, it had a banner year with six tournament wins. In January, for example, Lady Adrenaline won the 2009 Savannah Cup, scoring a tournament-high 25 goals while allowing only two. In September, the team won the First Coast Soccer Association Labor Day Shootout against teams from Florida, Georgia and South Carolina.
Lady Adrenaline's players are: Brogan Boudreaux, Nnenda Chuku, Angeline Daley, Kiana Mallinson, Lianne Mananquil, Mandy McGlynn, Madison Murnin, Samantha Parsons, Haley and Lindsey Patton, Katie Ralys, Jackie Schaefer and Lauren Whaley. Assistant coaches are John Long and Shannon McGlynn.


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Few days ago I finished working on my little blue/purple paintings, scanned them and composed them into this simple experimental video inspired by color theory, a meditation on color of sorts. I loved working on this and it was a good warm up for working on more experimental animated videos in future.
Two minute meditation on blue, purple and pink
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Today has been one of those all around relaxing Saturdays!
It started off extremely slow (watching Bill & Giuliana)… I did say extremely slow!
But, it picked up from there! We went to Selfridge's so that I could get my eyebrows threaded – ouch! Then, we had sushi at YO! Sushi. It is absolutely one of our favorites. The food comes around on a moving belt and you just pick up what you want.
They charge you based on the plate color – pretty cool system and the food is great. I always get the same thing each time (picture below). Yes, quite unoriginal I know. Billy actually surprised me by ordering something new – must admit, it was yummy scallops (those are his favorite!).
Lauren had fun and once again proved that she can turn anything into a drum set – that is a post all alone!
Since it was nap time, Billy and Lauren headed back to the flat and I went on to the grocery – Whole Foods at High Street Kensington. Due to planned engineering works, I took the bus a part of the way and enjoyed the park scenery! I picked up the usual… Fage yogurt and ingredients for a yummy shrimp meal from the Dukan Diet (white wine, shrimp, parsley and garlic).
I've been wanting to get us all a Bobble and have just never got around to it. Well, today was the day! Everyone is really enjoying them and drinking a lot more water over sodas… That's a big deal in our flat. Okay, the truth be told – that's a big deal for me! 🙂 I drink a lot of Diet Coke – more than I'd like to admit. So, I'm trying something different. The girls all like theirs!
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Alejandro Sanz Releases Single with Zucchero/
Today Alejandro Sanz released his single "Un Zombie a la Intemperie" as a collaboration with friend and legendary Italian singer Zucchero.
Sanz, a 17-time Latin Grammy award winner and a 3-time Grammy award winner, has sold over 23 million albums all over the world. His most recent album, Sirope, was released in May, of which "Un Zombie a la Intemperie" is the lead single.
Although the single featuring Zucchero is only available in Italy right now, we've included the link to the video via YouTube for those of you who can access it.
See Sanz's solo version featured on our Top Latin Songs of the Moment-April.


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So I decided yesterday to leave everything in its file and take the day "off". I put that in quotes because for what I"m trying to do right now I only have to answer to myself. I got up in the morning and, instead of pulling out drafts and notes and old journals, I went outside and picked up the paper. Then I read it cover to cover while drinking coffee. In that split decision to do nothing I gave myself a gift.
Today I feel recharged and am looking forward to looking at old stories with new eyes.
I'd love to hear about everyone else's favorite ways to do nothing. 🙂
cc permalinkJune 17, 2013 10:29 am
Edith Piaf record playing plus red wine plus a good book. Bliss!
June 17, 2013 10:41 am
My Favorite way of doing nothing is to put on headphone and relax and listen to music while reading
Erin permalinkJune 17, 2013 11:05 am
You have to stop at Kroger or publix, whatever your grocery store of choice is and pick up snacks. Sweet and salty as well as a dinner item that hits the spot. Big, baggy sweat pants and a redbox or two. Lights off, my dog, rainy weather preferred but not necessary. Cuddle patner if applicable otherwise that's what the dog's for=my favorite way to do nothing.
Ivana permalinkJune 17, 2013 6:08 pm
My favourite way of doing nothing is sitting on my front steps and just watching and listening to the outside world…very calming too.
Audrey permalinkJune 17, 2013 7:06 pm
I made today my day off from "work." Went out for lunch and moseyed on over to the bookstore. Mondays are great, especially when everyone else is back at work. No midday traffic.


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Following the success of their breakout self-titled EP and a series of captivating videos, Doprah return with their debut album Wasting. Conceived and recorded over a period of three years following 2011's Christchurch earthquake, the album's atmosphere is dark, undulating and electric.
A child of the internet, Doprah was born from an online collaboration between Steven Marr and Indira Force, resulting in the self-titled EP followed by a number of cinematic music videos (including the J-pop inspired YouTube comment hotbed 'Stranger People'), sold out venues across their homeland, dipped their toes in Australian waters and journeyed to the other side of the world to play New York's CMJ Festival.
Wasting sees the now six-piece band's ethereal, trip-pop sound reach a new level of fidelity and cohesion, with credit due to the band's principal producer Steven Marr.
Liquid synthesizers and cavernous programmed beats are fused with traditional live instruments to create a trendless sound, uniquely Doprah. Floating among the instrumentation is Indira Force – a musician able to transmit emotion like few vocalists can, sometimes forgoing lyrics altogether in the Björk/Elizabeth Fraser vein of vocal envelope-pushing.
Digital album available now.
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Join Date: May 2013
I often see players being advised to repair their games in Origin. that is not how it works.
Any problems you experience should be treated in the exact same way as if you are using disks. Follow the exact same steps from here: http://modthesims.info/wiki.php?tit...lp:Game_Problem
While a repair is a lot easier than uninstalling and reinstalling, it is not going to fix broken cc or a mod conflict for you. You need to find that yourself.
If the game does not want to start - delete the cache files first.
If the thumbnails look bad, delete the thumbnail folder as well.
The game should start in most cases.
Use a repair only after all of the above has not worked. It is mostly needed when some of the files needed for the game to run are deleted (often by players using a cc or registry cleaner which may delete some of the files the game needs to run).
A repair should not have any effect on your cc or your hood, but make a backup just in case, for I have no idea when and how updates will affect things.
After a repair, you may need to redo the graphic rules, add the 4GB patch again, download a new copy of the CEP and the Scriptorium, install your cc camera mod again, etc. - this seems to differ from system to system, but it is a good idea to keep all these progams/ cc in a folder on your computer (mine is called Sims Restart Kit). If you do not need to go and search for anything, it saves a lot of time (it took me around 10 minutes the last time I did it, which is still a lot faster than reinstalling with disks).
Don't uninstall the UC - leave that for when you get a new pc or laptop.
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|9th Jul 2018, 1:58 PM
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Great tutorial! Surely will help a lot of people!
Moved it to help though so people with these certain issues will see how to repair it!
EDIT: Gave it a sticky because we really do think it's a good general advice that hasn't been mentioned in the UC FAQ yet!


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Colorado Christmas TV Special
Christmas filmed in Colorado Classic. This Primetime TV Special is one of our favorites, Colorado Christmas, was produced in 1979. It was a special year with the birth of three new Lundstrom babies, Lance, Lee Donovan and Larissa. What joy they brought to our families and to our television production. The Holy Spirit inspired me to write most of the songs and to preach a life-changing message. We recently produced this television special on DVD. I know you'll enjoy the story line, scenery, Christmas songs and the warmth and beauty of the Christmas story.
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Except when I'm spinning. I have really bad social anxiety, which ebbs and flows... and right now it is flowing, bigtime. Plus there is the whole getting ready/what to wear, etc etc etc.
Can't go on about this, because I have to go get ready for a party! (Which I am DJing at, but only for an hour, so that doesn't help that much.)
O wells.
I'm hearing: Mixed with Love - The Walter Gibbons Salsoul Anthology


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After digging bullets out of the walls at Forrester, Charlie decided that music is the best therapy and might help those around him air out some grievances. He enlisted some of his contacts at Spencer Publications to get the L.A. residents a deejay request session with Othello.
The phone lines blew up with requests from the Spencer and Forrester clans. I managed to get in some of my own requests, and hopefully, you'll find the picks apropos to this week's plots.


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How does Alex Scales top-off a National Championship? With a trick shot, of course.
In Ball So Hard's 2016 Ultimate Hoops National Championship run, Alex Scales averaged 18.5 ppg while shooting 57% from the field against the best UH competition in the country.
So what does Scales do for an encore? Why a trick shot, of course.
Every week Scales posts a new trick shot on his wildly popular instagram account. Check out his latest below. And stick around after the shot for his crazy good dance moves.


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|Embracing Complexity: Adaptive management in a volatile and complex
Jean will describe what it means to say the world is complex and explore what that implies for managing organisations and projects, and how to balance the tensions between efficiency and adapting, between standardisation and customisation.
Jean, lead author of Embracing Complexity is a strategy and organisation consultant and academic. She was Head of Engineering Operations for BAe Commercial Aircraft (1989-92), and she has been chair and non-executive director of a number of other organisations, and has consulted many blue chip companies and charities.
Her background in theoretical physics coupled with her practical engagement in the fields of management and social research give her a multi-faceted, informed and practical perspective on the implications of embracing complexity and managing in a volatile, uncertain and complex world.
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Come celebrate the 1st Anniversary of The Point Skate Shop! Take 20% off the entire store for one day only! The bowl will be open from 5:00 - 9:00 pm.
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Earlier Event: April 26Friends & Family at Macy's
Later Event: May 2Gift Card Rebate at Toni & Guy


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I don't think I blogged about this. But yes, some time back in February, when I was busy with cleaning my room, I bumped my head.
This is the "crime" scene –
See that small bedside drawers and the wall cabinet above it? So, Little Miss Clever *points to self* was so satisfied with having cleaned her drawers, she stood up REALLY quickly and then BANG! Right side of my head collided with the corner of the wall cabinet!
I yelped and tried to push it off as nothing. Happily continued to clean the rest of my room. It was only when I was washing my hands a few hours later that I realised that there's bleeding T_T Not alot to cause alarm but enough 😦 So I went to my mum to sajiao! HAHAHA! Pain ok?!
My mum loves blueblacks and 'baluku' so she rubbed ointment onto the bump with all her might while I screamed away like nobody's business. You know my pain tolerance is HIGH! So I think it's painful, can you imagine how painful it actually is by normal standards? OUCH!
My mum also tried to use a soft boiled egg on the bump. But the egg was so hot when it touched my head that I jumped and broke the egg T_T GG!
Seeing that all methods failed and because of CNY, we kind of forgot about the bump.
Once in a while, it will throbbed a bit to remind me that it is there. Nothing much. But today?
It throbbed ALOT! And everything it throbs, I will want to puke 😦 And the bump is back! One side is slightly swollen T_T
Miss Klutzy has reached an ultimate level of klutzy-ness. Sigh.


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Single Premiere: The Hearts - Dead & Gone
It's been a year and a half since The Hearts delivered us their incredible album Equal Love, and on May 25th the wait for new music from this impeccable Edmonton band will finally be over. The Sunshine EP features five new songs that meet somewhere between pop and folk. We are very proud to premiere the lead single called Dead & Gone which offers some psychedelic flourishes reminiscent of My Morning Jacket.
Sunshine EP was produced by The Hearts guitarist Gavin Dunn and mixed by American producer/engineer Sam Kassirer (Josh Ritter, Joy Kills Sorrow, Del Barber).
The EP release show will be at The Aviary in Edmonton on May 26th with Mariel Buckley. More event info here.


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We don't have the space necessary to be your comprehensive guide to the statewide primary election on June 5, during which all San Diegans can vote for governor and lieutenant governor, U.S. senator, secretary of state, controller, treasurer, attorney general, insurance commissioner and more. But we can certainly laser in on the local races with the most at stake for La Jolla.So, we present our guide to the primary election for California's 52nd Congressional District, for the State Assembly in the 78th District and for County Board of Supervisors in the 4th District. This election will determine which two candidates in each race earn the right to run in our district's Nov. 6 general election. (California employs a top-two primary system, in which any candidate can run but only the top two winners, regardless of party affiliation, advance.)
But first, here are some handy-dandy voting facts to help you avoid any electile dysfunction…
Who can vote:
Anyone who is 1) a California resident; 2) a U.S. citizen; 3) 18 years or older on Election Day; 4) not currently in prison or on parole for a felony conviction; and 5) not found mentally incompetent by a court of law.
How to register:
Online: registertovote.ca.gov/
By mail: Send a copy of the National Mail Voter Registration Form to Secretary of State Elections Division, 1500 11th St., Sacramento, CA 95814. (Either download one from www.eac.gov/voters; pick one up at any DMV, county elections office, San Diego Library branch or U.S. Post Office; or request one by calling 800-345-8683.)
What you'll need:
Your California driver license or ID card number, or the last four digits of your social security number, and your date of birth.
Registration deadline:
All forms must be submitted or received by 11:59 p.m. Monday, May 21. (If you recently registered online, please wait at least 24 hours before checking your registration status.)
Check your registration status:
Find your polling place:
Vote-by-mail (formerly absentee) ballot:
You can be mailed a ballot featuring every choice you'd have at a polling place, as well as instructions on how to mark and return it. To request one, contact Michael Vu, Registrar of Voters, P.O. Box 85656, San Diego, CA 92186-5656, call (858) 565-5800 or e-mail: email@example.com. Requests for vote-by-mail ballots must be received before May 29.
52nd U.S. Congressional District Primary
No fewer than six
Scott Peters, Democrat
Before being elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2013, Peters, 59, served two terms on the San Diego City Council, including three years as Council President. He also chaired the San Diego Unified Port District and was a member of the California Coastal Commission. Prior to entering public service, he had an 11-year legal career in private practice, specializing in environmental law. He also served five years as deputy counsel for the County of San Diego.
Peters and his wife of 32 years, Lynn Gorguze, have lived in
Why are you running?
To continue fighting for the issues that San Diegans care about most: a strong economy that brings opportunity to working families; a robust national defense and keeping America's promises to our veterans; environmental protections to curb climate change and preserve our natural resources; quality, affordable education for every student; and equality and justice for all Americans.
What are the three most important issues to you?
1) Building a prosperous economy that gives all Americans a fair shot at making their own way and succeeding. In San Diego that means supporting our innovation economy with investments in scientific research and education and making it easier for small businesses to thrive.
2) Maintaining the safety and security of our nation and neighborhoods, which includes a strong, well-funded defense equipped with the most advanced technology available to keep us and our service men and women safe from new and emerging threats, as well as ensuring that our veterans receive the care and support they've earned after they complete their service. That support includes helping them transition into the civilian workforce. To keep our nation safe and secure, we must also reform our nation's gun safety laws and mental health system to reduce the senseless mass shootings that have plagued our nation and stolen too many young lives.
3) Addressing climate change, protecting America's robust natural resources and keeping our air and water clean.
What will you do to alleviate deadlock and change the way the political system currently works?
The only way to tackle tough problems is by putting politics aside and working together. Since coming to
I'm a member of two invitation-only bipartisan groups, based on my demonstrated willingness to work together to find common ground and achieve solutions. They are the 26-member Bipartisan Working Group and the 48-member Problem Solvers Caucus. I've also authored and passed several bipartisan pieces of legislation with my Republican colleagues.
Just last month, I introduced a bipartisan bill that would offer vocational training and education services to every single service member who is currently deployed. I've also proposed several campaign finance, procedural and disclosure reforms as part of my Fix Congress Now plan that includes, among other changes: making campaign Super PACs disclose "dark money" contributions; forcing Congress to vote on bills that are passed out of committee within 60 days; and prohibiting members of Congress from getting paid if they don't pass a budget.
I've been rated one of the most independent members of Congress for my willingness to vote with the other side when I've thought it was the right thing to do for my district. I've consistently put country over party and I've been fervent and outspoken in asking my colleagues to do the same.
THE CHALLENGERS (listed alphabetically):
Michael Allman, Republican
Michael Allman, 57, worked in the energy industry for 15 years. From 1998 to 2012, he held leadership positions with Sempra Energy, serving as the chairman, president, and CEO of the Southern California Gas Company, the largest natural gas distribution company in the U.S. Prior to that, he was president/CEO of Sempra Generation, where he built one of the largest renewable energy businesses in the country.
Allman has described himself as a libertarian-leaning Republican, but noted that his own political philosophy isn't too significant because he has designed a website and software program that will let voters from the district tell him exactly how they want him to vote on legislation — and he promises to vote his constituents' way even if he personally disagrees with it.
Raised in a small town in Western Michigan by a salesman dad and secretary wife, Allman has lived in North San Diego County for more than 20 years with his wife, Lee Ann. They raised a son and a daughter here, who are now both adults.
Why are you running?
My desire to run for Congress had been building for some time, as I saw what was happening to America. Let's face it — government in Washington is broken. Excessively partisan politics leads to shouting matches and government shutdowns, and little is accomplished. I felt a strong need to act, as I saw the anger and frustration of patriotic Americans seething around me.
Representatives need to truly represent their voters, and that's what I plan to do as a Republican. The only way to do that is to go back to good old American values. By listening to my constituents, I believe I can change what's going on in Washington and help to make our country united and strong again. Representatives have forgotten what the word "representative" means. It means to lead the people by listening to the people.
What are the three most important issues to you?
1) Immigration/sanctuary state: Immigration is a federal issue. The states should not be individually involved in immigration policy. The California Values Act of 2017 (Sanctuary State Law) prohibits state and local police from helping federal immigration officials in their enforcement duties. This law should be overturned by the courts or repealed, as necessary. I support the lawsuits filed against California. We should not be a sanctuary state.
2) Health care: We have to look at market-based reforms to fix our healthcare system. We spend too much money on healthcare and receive poor service. To begin, we need to separate health insurance from health care services. Health insurance is designed to spread the risk of poor health before anyone gets sick.
Each of us spends a smaller amount of money on insurance when we are healthy, so that if some of us get sick we can afford the appropriate medical treatment. We are familiar with this in other insurance markets, such as fire insurance on our home, or car insurance in case of an accident. However, people with pre-existing medical conditions are already sick and their care needs to be paid for. This is not an insurance issue any more; it is simply a question of who pays for the necessary medical care. Just like you can't buy fire insurance after your house has burned down, you shouldn't be able to buy medical insurance after you get sick.
The only realistic solution is to take people with pre-existing medical conditions out of the insurance pool altogether and pay for their care directly. There are different ways we can do that, but it will surely require some funding from the government. We will not kick people with pre-existing conditions to the curb. By removing pre-existing conditions from the insurance market, medical insurance will become much more affordable.
In addition, if we make medical insurance more of an individual market than a corporate market, then individuals will be able to retain their health insurance even when they change employers or leave their job. We can use the tax laws to encourage the purchase of individual insurance policies that are portable.
3) International relations: One of the most important functions of our federal government is to provide for the security and safety of the citizens of our country. It is important that the United States engage in international relations with allies and perceived enemies alike. We need to negotiate from a place of strength, which means having a strong military to support peace. I support a renegotiation of the Iranian nuclear deal, now that we have strong evidence that the Iranians have continued to develop nuclear technology at their military establishments in violation of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
What will you do to alleviate deadlock and change the way the political system currently works?
I will provide the constituents of my district a platform to learn and weigh in on the important issues before Congress. Rather than the Congressperson telling you how they intend to vote on the issues, I will provide information to help my constituents decide how they feel about each issue. I've developed a blockchain-based voting system, Voterfied (https://voterfied.com/), in which constituents can log in and anonymously vote on a myriad of topics relevant to congressional legislation.
Danny Casara, Republican
Danny Casara, 43, is a former U.S. Army sergeant deployed in 2005 to Iraq, where he was severely injured when his tank rolled over a mine that flipped it, killing two others. To date, he has undergone 24 surgeries to repair multiple bone fractures. For his service, Casara was honored with a Purple Heart, Army Achievement Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Iraqi Campaign Medal, Combat Action Ribbon, and the Presidential Unit Citation.The Chicago native served as Fire and Police Commissioner of University Park, Illinois from 2007 to 2009. Since 2012, he, his wife and their son (and Casara's mother) have lived in the 52nd District, where Casada is currently completing a college degree and serving as a leader in the Rock Church.
Why are you running?
Because I love my country, I see a need, and I believe there should be more patriots elected to serve the people. I desire to continue serving my community and country by wanting to represent the great people of our even greater nation.
What are the three most important issues to you?
Veterans health care and benefits, small businesses and national security.
What will you do to alleviate deadlock and change the way the political system currently works?
I will use my ability to communicate and compromise. I plan on building relationships with all of my future colleagues. Any and all issues I would vote on have to line up with the Word of God and the Constitution of the United States of America to get my support.
Jeff Cullen, Republican
Dr. Jeffrey Cullen, MD, is a former medical director in the San Diego Veterans Affairs (
While many Republican Congress members want a complete repeal of the
Cullen, who lives in La Jolla, came to San Diego from Chicago three years ago and worked for a Veterans Affairs clinic in East County. A former civil engineer, he said he changed careers after he realized he gained more satisfaction from his volunteer work at a hospital than his day job at an engineering firm.
Why are you running?
I'm running as a doctor who wishes to improve Health Care and the VA system.
What are the three most important issues to you?
Health care, improving the VA system and improving our infrastructure.
What will you do to alleviate deadlock and change the way the political system currently works?
As a moderate Republican, I will be able to work across the aisle and reduce the gridlock currently experienced.
John Horst, Republican
John Horst, 50, is a cybersecurity engineer responsible for maintaining the information system security for major United States Air Force tactical systems. He served two terms on the
Why are you running?
In 2009, I joined the Mira Mesa Community Planning Group and became aware of the problems San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD) was having with U.S. Fish & Wildlife in obtaining the environmental permits necessary to build Dr. Jonas Salk Elementary School. The project was funded in 1998, and here it was 2009 and the money was sitting in the bank and the lot vacant. I took the matter to then Congressman
Brian took the matter to Washington, and by remaining engaged with his office in DC, we were able to get SDUSD officials out to Washington to testify before Congress. Brian ended up writing a two-page bill which would have put a 90-day deadline on Fish & Wildlife. The bill was designed to be a shot across the bow, and worked exactly as intended. Two months after filing the bill, SDUSD announced at our planning group that they had received the needed Incidental take permit. This academic year is the third year Dr. Jonas Salk Elementary School has been teaching our kids in Mira Mesa.
It was when we broke ground in September of 2013, right after Brian lost the seat to the incumbent, that I began thinking about running. Brian was our "fullback." He blocked so SDUSD could push the ball into the end zone. We have not head a fullback in Washington since. I believe we deserve that kind of initiative and leadership in Congress and I intend to bring it.
What are the three most important issues to you?
Nationally, cyber security and data privacy. We need to secure our critical infrastructure and return ownership of data about us or originated by us, to us. Locally, the homelessness crisis demands that we rearrange our local governmental capabilities, even if we have to go to ballot to do so, so that federal money can be focused and effective. Today, federal money is scatter-shot among numerous bureaucracies. Coordination among them depends on the ebb and flow of political will. By creating a Joint Powers Authority here locally, with mental health services and housing services under one roof and with the right mix of authorities, I can then work in DC to direct federal funding in more focused and effective manner.
What will you do to alleviate deadlock and change the way the political system currently works?
Compromise is actually simple: Tell the truth on the front end and follow through on the back end. Today, it is too easy for both the legislature and executive to game economic reporting data to advance their agenda. We need honest economic reports on things like inflation and economic growth. If we can tell the truth on the front end, we can start working together on a way forward - but we have to follow through on the back end for it to be true compromise.
OMAR QUDRAT, Republican
Counter-terrorism attorney Omar Qudrat, 36, is the candidate officially endorsed in this race by the Republican Party of San Diego County. Currently a reserve officer in the Army's Judge Advocate General's Corps, Qudrat has worked as a civilian prosecutor in the Defense Department on cases against accused terrorists. (According to Qudrat, his office was also involved with the prosecution of the masterminds behind the 2000 bombing of the U.S. destroyer Cole as well as Khalid Sheikh Mohammad and other accused co-conspirators of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.)The son of immigrants who came to the United States from Afghanistan in the 70s, Qudrat grew up in Los Angeles with his two older sisters. He graduated from UCLA and has two master's degrees and a law degree from
If Quadrat succeeds in ousting Scott Peters, he would become the first Muslim American elected to Congress as a Republican. (Previously, two were elected as Democrats.)
Why are you running?
San Diego has the second-largest homeless veteran population in the country. The state of our veterans is a domestic humanitarian crisis. Scott Peters has failed so miserably on the most urgent issue facing our district. He has done nothing in Congress that has an impact in reality for homeless veterans in San Diego. Talking points, zero results. He hides behind San Diego's mayor and city council on the issue of veteran homelessness and homelessness generally.
Service members are the responsibility of the federal government. Full stop. Our schools are failing another generation of California's children. Our nation's enemies are growing bolder and terrorist attacks on our homeland have grown far too frequent. There is a small business exodus out of California, and it hurts the least well off who are dependent on small businesses for jobs. I have the experience and know-how to stop this.
Further, I lived the failed policies that I'm fighting against. My family and I were directly affected by every policy I'm fighting against. After leaving California to attend law school and to serve our nation abroad and at home with the U.S. Department of Defense, I returned home to find my home state much worse off than when I left it. We need effective change now.
What are the three most important issues to you?
1) Homeless veterans: California's and specifically San Diego's veteran homelessness and general homelessness crisis. Fixing the VA and thwarting the burgeoning mental health crisis among our service members.
2) The future of our children. I want to help solve California's failing education system. As a child, I attended schools where many kids were on track for academic failure, and failure in life. California's public schools have been ranked 10th-to-last among our 50 states, earning a grade of C minus.
California's fourth and eighth grade reading and math proficiency have been rated below 30 percent. California ranks 41st of 50 in conditions that help children succeed. I have policies that will bring innovation and technology to lift all of our children and families into economic viability by giving our kids skills that are responsive to today and the future domestic and global markets.
3) National security, counter-terrorism and stopping homeland terrorist attacks.
What will you do to alleviate deadlock and change the way the political system currently works?
I have worked with the executive branch and legislative branch for years. I know the system and I'm already proven at overcoming some of the government's hardest obstacles. I also have relationships with key members of Congress already. I will have the ability to have my ideas and policies operationalized. I know how to write and interpret laws as well as getting text through the legislative process.
James Veltmeyer, Republican
Dr. James Veltmeyer is a board-certified family physician who heads the family health department at Sharp Grossmont Hospital in La Mesa. He was voted a Physician of Excellence four times by his professional peers in the San Diego County Medical Society.
Veltmeyer's accomplishments are all the more impressive considering his background. Born in Ecuador, his family became homeless when his father abandoned his mother and siblings. After six failed bids to obtain a visa, he and his brother were sent to live with an aunt in El Cajon when Veltmeyer was 11. When he was 18, his mother followed and he became the sole provider for his family, working multiple jobs while attending school — including UC San Diego — fulltime.
This is the conservative Republican's second run for the House. In 2016, he finished a distant second in the 53rd District primary behind Democrat
Why are you running?
I believe in the dreams and opportunities that this great country stands for. America is the greatest country in the world and we need to preserve this ideology. I was legally brought into the United States from a life of poverty and homelessness and was able to pursue my dream to become a doctor. I came from being a homeless kid on the streets of Ecuador to becoming one of San Diego's top doctors. Where else in the world can that happen?
I want these opportunities for everyone, especially underprivileged children. I became a doctor to make a difference and be a voice for the people. I believe I'm the right person to represent the families of San Diego.
What are the three most important issues to you?
1) Health care, the issue that will continue to confront Americans everyday as ObamaCare prices continue to skyrocket and the insurance industry continues to profiteer. It's time we bring back this most personal issue to the people that is why I have developed my own healthcare plan, "Healthcare FOR the people BY the people," where you will again be in control of your health care and at a cost you can afford. As a doctor, I see the ineffectiveness of the current system. As a husband of a cancer patient, I feel this at a personal level. I have created a policy document that has been well-reviewed, proposing specific solutions.
2) Immigration, an issue that San Diego is at the epicenter of. We can no longer kick the can and must take action in comprehensive immigration reform that not only alleviates the financial burden for American citizens but looks at immigration as a humanitarian issue and a matter of national security. Many years ago, I came to America and went through the legal immigration process, but over the years, like many things, Washington bureaucracy has taken over this issue and now we have a crisis on our hands.
Immigration must be addressed in Congress rather than through executive orders. We must come up with a bipartisan plan to secure the borders, while coming up with a plan for the over 11 million illegal immigrants currently residing in the United States that is fair and just while being responsible humane leaders for these families that make up part of the diverse American culture.
3) Homelessness is an issue that hits me at my core. As a homeless child on the streets of Ecuador, I have primary knowledge of this issue. Homelessness is no longer a regional or local issue but an epidemic crisis we are facing throughout America. Congress must act to provide the opportunity that I was afforded. I overcame poverty and homelessness and understand what it would take to improve these problems firsthand. I am committed to developing solutions to enable people to help themselves.
What will you do to alleviate deadlock and change the way the political system currently works?
The deadlock in Washington has been embarrassing and longstanding essentially since 9/11. As a doctor, I don't care for my patients differently due to gender, race or political affiliation. I take care of all of my patients everyday equally. I would take this same mentality to Washington and would look forward to working with my colleagues that are both Republican and Democrat alike.
We must reach across the aisle and come up with real solutions for real problems that would require the real leadership I can provide as a doctor. I'm serving my 6th year as the Chief of the Family Medicine department at a local hospital where I provide leadership of over 200 doctors. Convincing doctors to work together is a difficult task. I plan on applying my skills of finding solutions and building consensus to Congress, in order to cross party lines and focus on what is most important: the people.


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The Beat Goes On: Hakkasan Announces its Incredible EDM Talent for 2015
Ever since its opening, Hakkasan has been making big waves in the already roaring Vegas nightclub scene. Now they announce a selection of resident electronic music makers for 2015 that puts them at the top of the clubs you have to VIP in at least once this year.
More than a handful of party favorites who already were happy to call Hakkasan home will be extending their stays. This includes the world's number one spin artist Hardwell. Steve Aoki will also be back at MGM's shining star of a nightclub along with Dada Life, Botnek and Grammy Award nominee Tiesto. Now that's big stuff. But it gets bigger.
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike – Brotherly love transforms into a hyped up party scene with these guys. Rated number 2 by DJ Magazine, this duo will be strutting their electronic stuff at Hakkasan for 2015.
DVBBS – A talent for sizzling party music must be genetic, as DVBBS is another brother pair that has signed up with Hakkasan. Hailing from Canada DVBBS – pronounced DUBZ – has worked with a number of other big talent in the biz, and is sure to make a big impact at Hakkasan.
Tchami – Hailing from France, Tchami is geared up to take his spot behind the Hakkasan booth. This epic name in DJ-ing has collaborated with a number of performance artists to produce chart making hits using his unique "future house". This includes a brief tryst with Grammy Award winning Janet Jackson back in 2013.
First making a name for himself with trance music, Ummet Ozcan has now set his steely sights on EDM and the Vegas club scene.
A familiar face to the party music scene, Don Diablo has been putting out mixes and taking spots on the charts for over 10 years. With a brand new light show to showcase, the Dutch Diablo is ready to don his horns and do his dirty work at Hakkasan.
All of these big names have made agreements with Hakkasan and MGM for resident tours of the club in 2015. This is a huge coup for the nightclub, which had already had a substantial number of big name DJ's under their disco globe. With club music going all night long on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights, Vegas club crawlers will have plenty of chances to feel these guys beat.
If you have not yet been a VIP at Hakkasan, what the heck are you waiting for? This is a Vegas nightclub like nothing you have seen before. Give Vegaster a shout out so that we can get you the hook up to a VIP table at this nightclub
Yeah, Vegaster even has a LIVE HOST CHAT so you can talk before you make that walk...


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April 12, 2011 Garfish, Manly
A few months back, Karen, Fuller and I went to a leisurely Sunday afternoon lunch at Garfish in Manly, and we liked it so much that we decided to go back Saturday night and bring my parents too.
The verdict? Better as a lunch place. The seafood is beautiful and fresh, but the view and the breeze are just more enjoyable on a sunny afternoon.
Highlights: my Hendricks Pink cocktail (Hendricks gin, maraschino liqueur, apple juice and fresh cucumber… amazing), our highly efficient server – from Florida, no less.
Qualms: The plasma TVs that have a live feed of the horizon on the water. You can get the same view if you look past them… to the OCEAN. Bizarre.
Parking in Manly makes me want to burn down a council building.
Nothing like eating prawns at $12 apiece and then paying $55 FOR PARKING.
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Our 2018 Fall Trip to Honduras is fast approaching this November, but we simply cannot wait to get everyone together until then! The Brigade invites all 2018 Fall Trip Participants, Fall Trip Alumni, Board members, RVP members, VHC staff, stateside volunteers and supporters of the Brigade to our Meet and Greet Picnic! We will be at Roberts Park in Falls Church from 11AM to 1PM; family and friends are welcome too! The picnic will be catered by Backyard BBQ, and we encourage anyone and everyone to bring beverages (non-alcoholic only) and/or dessert to share! This is a great way to celebrate and get to know all of the people who make our mission possible in Honduras. Hope to see you there!
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Earlier Event: September 22New Member Orientation
Later Event: October 16Hope For Honduras: Fall Fundraiser!


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Apr 6th, 2009
The 11th Down Under Feminists Carnival is up, this month's host is whyimbitter. Lots of great reading waiting for you there – go check it out!
Mar 2nd, 2009
The 10th Down Under Feminists Carnival is up, this month it has been hosted by Queen of Thorns at Ideologically Impure. QoT has also put together a list of every blogger featured in a Down Under Feminists Carnival. What a fabulous resource of Aussie and Kiwi feminist blogs!
Feb 6th, 2009
This month's carnival is hosted at The Hand Mirror. As always, lots of great reading to be done – perfect for a too-bloody-hot-to-go-outside weekend!
Jan 28th, 2009
The Shapelings (that will be the commentariat for the uninitiated) are in fine form of late over at Shapely Prose. Among many recent fine posts we have a critique by Sweet Machine of the latest "fat is contagious" kerfuffle that leads to the introduction of Coconut Crabs and Fillyjonk's quick hit on the subject of […]
Jan 2nd, 2009
This month's carnival is up at stephiepenguin's lj. Plenty of great posts to keep you busy reading so head on over and get clicking!
Dec 29th, 2008
The eighth edition of the Down Under Feminist Carnival is being hosted by Stephanie (stephiepenguin). Submissions are due before New Year, Stephanie is particularly interested in posts around feminism and intersectionality, particularly race and/or ethnicity. All the guidelines are at the Carnival homepage, and the carnival submission form is at Blogcarnival. If you can't access […]


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If you've accepted Jesus as your Savior, you are now the temple of the Holy Spirit. God no longer resides in buildings as He did in the Old Testament, but He's chosen to live within believers and has called us His temple. With our acceptance of becoming the temple of God, we must come to realize the seriousness of what it means to be a temple and to actually 'house' the Holy Spirit within us.
- "16 Do you not know that you are the temple of God and that the Spirit of God dwells in you? 17 If anyone defiles the temple of God, God will destroy him. For the temple of God is holy, which temple you are." 1 Corinthians 3: 16-17
- "4 For it is impossible, in the case of those who have once been enlightened, who have tasted the heavenly gift, and have shared in the Holy Spirit, 5 and have tasted the goodness of the word of God and the powers of the age to come, 6 and then have fallen away, to restore them again to repentance, since they are crucifying once again the Son of God to their own harm and holding him up to contempt." Hebrews 6:4-6
Because God is holy, He cannot be in the presence of sin. Yes, we all do sin and Jesus' blood covers that through our repentance and faith in Him; however, if we are in continued sin and rebellion against God's Spirit, then we need to realize that there may come a time when God cannot put up with it anymore. What this exactly means is unclear, but He uses strong words in 1 Corinthians of destroying the temple if it is defiled and in Hebrews 6, He issues another warning about falling away from the truth.
Let's look to the Old Testament prophet Ezekiel to see how God felt when His people defiled the temple, and remember that God's character never changes.
"Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever." Hebrews 13:8
- "5 Then He said to me [Ezekiel], "Son of man, lift your eyes now toward the north." So I lifted my eyes toward the north, and there, north of the altar gate, was this image of jealousy in the entrance. 6 Furthermore He said to me, "Son of man, do you see what they are doing, the great abominations that the house of Israel commits here, to make Me go far away from My sanctuary? Now turn again, you will see greater abominations." 7 So He brought me to the door of the court; and when I looked, there was a hole in the wall. 8 Then He said to me, "Son of man, dig into the wall"; and when I dug into the wall, there was a door. 9 And He said to me, "Go in, and see the wicked abominations which they are doing there." 10 So I went in and saw, and there—every sort of creeping thing, abominable beasts, and all the idols of the house of Israel, portrayed all around on the walls. 11 And there stood before them seventy men of the elders of the house of Israel, and in their midst stood Jaazaniah the son of Shaphan. Each man had a censer in his hand, and a thick cloud of incense went up. 12 Then He said to me, "Son of man, have you seen what the elders of the house of Israel do in the dark, every man in the room of his idols? For they say, 'The Lord does not see us, the Lord has forsaken the land.'" 13 And He said to me, "Turn again, and you will see greater abominations that they are doing." 14 So He brought me to the door of the north gate of the Lord's house; and to my dismay, women were sitting there weeping for Tammuz. 15 Then He said to me, "Have you seen this, O son of man? Turn again, you will see greater abominations than these." 16 So He brought me into the inner court of the Lord's house; and there, at the door of the temple of the Lord, between the porch and the altar, were about twenty-five men with their backs toward the temple of the Lord and their faces toward the east, and they were worshiping the sun toward the east. 17 And He said to me, "Have you seen this, O son of man? Is it a trivial thing to the house of Judah to commit the abominations which they commit here? For they have filled the land with violence; then they have returned to provoke Me to anger. Indeed they put the branch to their nose. 18 Therefore I also will act in fury. My eye will not spare nor will I have pity; and though they cry in My ears with a loud voice, I will not hear them."" Ezekiel 8:5-18
- "4 And the Lord said to him, "Pass through the city, through Jerusalem, and put a mark on the foreheads of the men who sigh and groan over all the abominations that are committed in it." 5 And to the others he said in my hearing, "Pass through the city after him, and strike [those without the mark]. Your eye shall not spare, and you shall show no pity. " Ezekiel 9:4-5
While we have verses in the New Testament that states that the Holy Spirit will never the leave the temple of the believer, we need to be on guard that we don't defile our temple with things that are abominations to God, because we are defiling more than just our bodies and our minds, we are defiling the very presence of God.
- "19 Do not quench the Spirit. " 1 Thessalonians 5:19
- "30 And do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God, by whom you were sealed for the day of redemption." Ephesians 4:30
- "And whoever speaks a word against the Son of Man will be forgiven, but whoever speaks against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven, either in this age or in the age to come." Matthew 12:32
- "but whoever blasphemes against the Holy Spirit never has forgiveness, but is guilty of an eternal sin"" Mark 3:29
- "51 "You stiff-necked people, uncircumcised in heart and ears, you always resist the Holy Spirit. As your fathers did, so do you. " Acts 7:51
Instead of bringing defilement to ourselves and to God, let us instead uphold the teachings of Paul in Ephesians:
17 Now this I say and testify in the Lord, that you must no longer walk as the Gentiles do, in the futility of their minds. 18 They are darkened in their understanding, alienated from the life of God because of the ignorance that is in them, due to their hardness of heart. 19 They have become callous and have given themselves up to sensuality, greedy to practice every kind of impurity. 20 But that is not the way you learned Christ!— 21 assuming that you have heard about him and were taught in him, as the truth is in Jesus, 22 to put off your old self,[f] which belongs to your former manner of life and is corrupt through deceitful desires, 23 and to be renewed in the spirit of your minds, 24 and to put on the new self, created after the likeness of God in true righteousness and holiness. 25 Therefore, having put away falsehood, let each one of you speak the truth with his neighbor, for we are members one of another. 26 Be angry and do not sin; do not let the sun go down on your anger, 27 and give no opportunity to the devil. 28 Let the thief no longer steal, but rather let him labor, doing honest work with his own hands, so that he may have something to share with anyone in need. 29 Let no corrupting talk come out of your mouths, but only such as is good for building up, as fits the occasion, that it may give grace to those who hear. 30 And do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God, by whom you were sealed for the day of redemption. 31 Let all bitterness and wrath and anger and clamor and slander be put away from you, along with all malice. 32 Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you." Ephesians 4:17-32
Thank you, God, for your gift of the Holy Spirit within us who guides us in the ways of righteousness. Help us to guard ourselves and stay pure so that we do not quench or grieve your Spirit, by the power of the name of Jesus. Amen
"By the Holy Spirit who dwells within us, guard the good deposit entrusted to you." 2 Timothy 1:14


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