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When it comes to promoting success, the K-State Center for the Advancement of Entrepreneurship practices what it teaches.
The United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship, or USASBE, has presented the K-State center with its 2011 Emerging Program Award.
"It's truly an honor to be named the emerging program by USASBE," said Jeffrey Hornsby, director of the Center for the Advancement of Entrepreneurship and Vanier Chair for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the College of Business Administration. "With so many excellent entrepreneurship education programs across the country, being recognized among our peer institutions is meaningful."
Hornsby said the recognition helps the center continue offering new and advanced programs to serve K-State students.
"Programs encouraging our students to create their own business opportunities are just one way that higher education boosts the Kansas economy," said Kirk Schulz, K-State president. "As we talk about K-State 2025, our road map to become a top 50 public research university, K-Staters have shown their commitment to supporting students with business ideas. The Center for the Advancement of Entrepreneurship is helping students turn their visions into reality."
The Emerging Program Award is one of six national awards given annually by the U.S. Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship to recognize quality entrepreneurship education and outreach programs. The award is given to entrepreneurship programs that have been in existence for three years or less. K-State's entrepreneurship program was launched in fall 2008.
"In the two and a half years since its inception, the K-State Center for the Advancement of Entrepreneurship has laid a solid foundation for entrepreneurship and venture creation on the K-State campus," said Yar Ebadi, dean of the College of Business Administration. "This award is a great accomplishment and supports our cross-campus approach to teaching and engagement of students in entrepreneurial thinking.
"This recognition wouldn't have happened without the outstanding leadership and hard work of Jeff Hornsby, the center's director, and Chad Jackson, associate director of the center. We look forward to more success and national recognition as the center grows and involves more students in the entrepreneurial process."
It squawks. It's the size of a business card. Weighing less than a cell phone, it's the world's smallest aviation transponder -- and it's on board Kansas State University at Salina's unmanned aircraft vehicle.
The XPS-TR transponder was developed by Sagetech Corporation, Hood River, Ore., and has shattered size records with a footprint smaller than that of a standard business card. K-State Salina's unmanned aircraft program is the first to use the transponder, continuing a long tradition of aeronautical innovation dating back to the dawn of unmanned flight.
The transponder was recently installed in K-State's Aerosonde Mark 4.7.
Transponders facilitate air traffic control radar systems. Virtually all aircraft carry transponders to transmit an active reply to air traffic control interrogations. The replies, known as squawk codes, provide flight plan information like the aircraft call sign and aircraft type, which improve an air traffic controller's picture of the airspace sector. The Sagetech transponder is special because it can fit easily on small unmanned aircraft.
K-State uses the Aerosonde Mark 4.7, produced by AAI Corporation, as a general-purpose research platform. Weighing about 50 pounds and not much larger than a Canada goose, the unmanned vehicle is naturally invisible to air traffic control primary radar. Though stealthy radar invisibility can be a benefit during covert military operations, the inability of air traffic control to monitor unmanned aircraft locations presents a significant barrier for civilian missions in the national air space.
"Adding a transponder to the unmanned platform is a step toward eliminating that barrier," said Kurt Barnhart, head of the department of aviation and director of the Applied Aviation Research Center at K-State Salina.
Sagetech's XPS-TR transponder includes automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast in and out capability, which allows the unmanned aircraft vehicle operator to electronically see surrounding aircraft, greatly improving situational awareness. This means the transponder also can transmit the aircraft's altitude, identification, selected heading and much more. Barnhart said this is ideal where size, weight and power are at a premium, such as with small unmanned aircraft. The transponder's small size and weight create more fuel and payload carrying capacity, providing greater flight endurance and mission capability.
"Sagetech's products are plug-and-play compatible with the Cloud Cap autopilot system that we use to control our Aerosonde. We're especially excited about the automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast in and out capability that will offer a paradigm shift in our ability to integrate into the national airspace system," said Josh Brungardt, director of K-State's unmanned aircraft systems program office.
Sagetech Corporation president and founder Kelvin Scribner said he was excited to work with K-State and the AAI Corporation as the first customer for this product line. "Having worked with Aerosonde in 1996, it's especially meaningful to come full circle and be part of the Aerosonde Mark 4.7 team, now as part of Sagetech Corporation," Scribner said.
"K-State continues to impress with their forward thinking as early adopters of some of the most exciting capability offered small unmanned aircraft since the microcontroller-based autopilot," said Canyon Peckham, director of engineering at Sagetech.
Sagetech Corporation has been successfully taking engineering concepts from design to production for the unmanned aviation industry since 1998. An unmanned aviation vehicle subsystems designer and manufacturer specializing in electronics, Sagetech is the original designer of the Insitu ScanEagle UAV Avionics and Mode C Transponder. They have produced more than 20,000 subsystem deliveries since 2000, at a defect-free rate of more than 99.7 percent and an on-time delivery rate of more than 99.8 percent. Sagetech maintains facilities in Hood River and The Dalles, Ore., and White Salmon, Wash. More information is available at http://www.sagetechcorp.com.
Aerosonde is a registered trademark of Aerosonde Pty Ltd. More information about the aircraft is available at http://www.aaicorp.com.
K-State's unmanned aircraft systems program office includes the Unmanned Aircraft Systems Technology Evaluation Center and a full surface mount technology lab for unmanned aircraft avionics and payload miniaturization. It also collaborates with military organizations and the private sector to develop unmanned flight in the nation's airspace and training pilots and operators of unmanned aerial systems.
K-State establishes criteria for unmanned aircraft system flight operations, including activity at the Smoky Hill Weapons Range, and eventually at the Herington unmanned aircraft system flight facility. The unmanned aircraft systems program office establishes policies and procedures to enable both military and civilian organizations to fly and test at the area facilities. More information is available at http://www.salina.k-state.edu/uas.
K-State's Ebony Theater is giving free performances of the Broadway play "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow is Enuf."
The play will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 19, and 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 20, in K-State's Nichols Theater. Advance tickets are not required to attend.
Written in 1975 by Ntozake Shange, the play is about what it was like to be a woman of color in the 20th century and is expressed through the words, gestures, dance and music of seven ladies.
The play begins and ends with the lady in brown. The other six performers represent the colors of the rainbow. The ladies improvise as they shift in and out of different roles.
"For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow is Enuf" achieved critical success on Broadway and was the recipient of the Obie Award.
The K-State production will be directed by Marci Maullar, managing director of K-State Theatre and professor of theater. The play will be directed in a readers' theater style but with movement and memorization throughout.
Late February and early March offer a literary flair with lectures by noted scholars and poetry and fiction readings being offered by the department of English.
All events are free and open to the public. They include:
*Reading by poet Eamonn Wall, 3:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 18, Room 213, K-State Student Union. A native of Ireland, Wall has lived in the U.S. since 1982. He is a Smurfit-Stone Professor of Irish Studies and professor of English at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. He is the author of five collections of poetry, and his book, "Writing the Irish West: Ecologies and Traditions," will be published in March by the University of Notre Dame Press. For more information visit http://www.eamonnwall.net/.
* Reading by novelist Philipp Meyer, 3:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 25, Little Theater, Union. Meyer's first novel, "American Rust," made numerous 2009 best book lists. He was a finalist in 2010 for the New York Public Library's Young Lions Award, was recognized in The New Yorker's 20 Under 40 fiction issue and received a Guggenheim Fellowship. More information on his presentation is available at http://www.k-state.edu/english/visit.html.
* Lecture by Susan Bordo, 5:30 p.m. Thursday, March 3, Ballroom, Union. A feminist scholar and cultural theorist, Bordo is a professor of English and gender and women's studies at the University of Kentucky. Her lecture is "The Creation of Anne Boleyn." The event is co-sponsored by the department of English and the women's studies program.
* Lecture by Terry Castle, 3:30 p.m. Friday, March 5, Little Theater, Union. Castle, professor of English at Stanford University, will present "'Outsider Art' and the Problem of Aesthetic Value." Her talk will address the global phenomenon of "outsider art" and the challenge it poses to traditional aesthetics and conceptions of the artist. The event is co-sponsored by Phi Beta Kappa, the department of English, the University Honors Program and the women's studies program.
* Poetry on Poyntz, 7 p.m. Friday, March 5, at the Strecker-Nelson Gallery, downtown Manhattan. Join various English department faculty and students as they gather to read some of their literary work.
K-State Libraries will host a two-day event featuring a playing of an extended version of the newly discovered recording from Martin Luther King's speech at K-State in 1968. The recording was acquired from Galyn Vesey who obtained a tape of the speech shortly after it was broadcast over the radio in Wichita.
Titled "The Future of Integration," the presentation is named after the convocation speech King delivered at K-State.
The recording will be played Tuesday, Feb. 22 at 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1:05 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. The recording will be replayed on Wednesday, Feb. 23 at 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. The event will be held in the Hemisphere room on the fifth floor of Hale Library and is free and open to the public.
In addition to King's speech, the nearly 80-minute recording includes opening remarks by K-State radio announcer Ralph Titus, K-State President McCain's introduction of King and a Q&A session following the speech in which K-State students and media question King about issues at K-State and in Kansas.
The recording was first played for the public at the Martin Luther King luncheon at K-State in January. However, only the speech was played at the luncheon, so the introduction and Q&A session audio are new to the public.
"You get to hear K-State students and members of the press from the state of Kansas ask King questions and hear King's answers," said Tony Crawford, university archivist. "You can hear the questions and answers loud and clear. This segment was not published in 1968.
"We're really proud of our role in acquiring this recording and being able to showcase it at this event, particularly during Black History Month," said Crawford.
Author Philipp Meyer, who in 2010 was selected as one of The New Yorker's top 20 fiction writers under the age of 40, will read and discuss his work at K-State.
Meyer's presentation will be at 3:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 25, in the Little Theater at the K-State Student Union. A short question-and-answer session and a book signing will follow. All events are free and open to the public.
Meyer's first novel, "American Rust," was named one of the best books of 2009 by numerous magazines and newspapers. The novel begins with a murder in chapter one and then examines the complexities of emotion, honor and responsibility that follow.
It's a deeply literary novel, but also a finely plotted page-turner and a social document that scrutinizes the 21st-century tragedy of a dying steel town, said Daniel Hoyt, assistant professor of English.
"At its core 'American Rust' is the story of the two young men involved in the death, but the novel -- through stream of consciousness -- examines the lives and mindsets of six major characters," Hoyt said. "Reviews of 'American Rust' place Meyer in a tradition of American realism that includes John Steinbeck, Ernest Hemingway and William Faulkner."
Inclusion on The New Yorker's 20 under 40 list brings great attention to and scrutiny of the selected writers, Hoyt said. The magazine's original 20 under 40 list, published in 1999, included several little-known writers who have since become major literary figures, including Jonathan Franzen, Jhumpa Lahiri and Junot Diaz.
"Although lists like The New Yorker's can be debated, they help more readers find more writers," Hoyt said. "Meyer is immensely talented, and his work is immensely human. All kinds of readers should be aware of 'American Rust,' and we hope people will come out to get a taste of Meyer's work Feb. 25."
Meyer's reading is sponsored by the K-State's department of English.


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Where are they now: 'Friends'
Maria Fernandez | Thursday, November 8, 2012
I don't know about you, but I just can't get enough of "Friends" re-runs. Every time I turn on the TV and encounter one of their famous episodes, I have to watch it. With 10 very successful seasons, friends Rachel, Ross, Monica, Chandler, Phoebe and Joey continue to capture viewer's hearts today. Their laughs, tears and overall stories and relationships have made "Friends" one of the greatest TV shows of all time. After the series finale in May 2004, our favorite friends parted in separate ways starring in new TV and movie roles. So, where are these actors now?
Jennifer Aniston
During the 1990s, Jennifer Aniston was known for playing bubbly and lovable fashion enthusiast Rachel Green in "Friends" and for dating and later marrying Hollywood hunk Brad Pitt. After the show ended, her personal life deteriorated while her professional life bolstered.
In 2005, Aniston divorced Pitt after speculation that he had been unfaithful to her with actress and now-partner Angelina Jolie. Since then, she has dated several well-known actors and musicians, and she is currently engaged to actor Justin Theroux.
Although she has been through many personal ups and downs, Aniston's acting career has blossomed throughout the years, becoming one of America's most popular celebrities. She has starred in successful films such as "Bruce Almighty," "The Break-Up," "Marley & Me," "Just Go With It" and "Horrible Bosses," among others. Furthermore, in February 2012 Aniston received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
David Schwimmer
Known for his interpretation of Ross Geller, David Schwimmer delighted "Friends" fans as Rachel's on-again-off-again funny and likeable love interest. Before joining the "Friends" cast, he had already appeared in TV series such as "L.A. Law" and "NYPD Blue". After the show, Schwimmer has participated in a number of films, most popularly "Madagascar" and its sequel "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa." In 2009, he made a special appearance in "Entourage" and in 2011 he guest-starred on the British comedy series "Come Fly with Me."
Courtney Cox
Rachel and Monica's friendship transcended "Friends". These characters' respective interpreters, Aniston and Courtney Cox, maintain to this day a very close relationship.
After the show, Cox's professional life prospered.
The actress is also well known in Hollywood for her roles in thriller "Scream" and ABC sitcom "Cougar Town." She owns her own production company and she was recently nominated for her first Golden Globe.
Matthew Perry
Perry rose to stardom as Chandler Bing in "Friends". However, after the show he continued starring in various television films and series that won him Golden Globe and Emmy nominations.
Perry is currently acting as Ryan King, a sportscaster, on the NBC comedy "Go On."
Lisa Kudrow
Kudrow gained popularity as an actress and comedian for her role as funny and quirky Phoebe Buffay, receiving an Emmy Award and two Screen Actors Guild Awards.
The actress then appeared in many films, including "Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion," "P.S. I Love You" and "Easy A."
Kudrow is currently starring in "Web Therapy" on Showtime, while also producing NBC's reality show "Who Do You Think You Are."
Matt LeBlanc
After "Friends," LeBlanc continued playing struggling actor and womanizer Joey Tribbiani in its spin-off "Joey." Then in 2011, he began starring as a fictional version of himself in BBC Two/Showtime's "Episodes" and won a Golden Globe for his role in the show that same year.
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JUNEAU -- The countdown to April 18 is under way in the state Legislature. That's the 90th day, when lawmakers must adjourn and all bills not yet approved will hit the dumpster.
The 90-day limit is set in law, of course, and legislators write the laws, so they could extend the session toward its 120-day constitutional limit if they want to. But that's unlikely this year, as lawmakers face an election.
Meanwhile, bills are piling up in the finance committees in both the House and Senate. All legislation with financial implications, which covers the majority of bills, must be reviewed by the finance committees to consider their budgetary implications.
More than 200 bills are now in both finance committees and wagers are being made as to how many will actually emerge from those committees, most likely quite few.
Senate Finance co-chair Bert Stedman, R-Sitka, said his committee will give priority to three sets of issues besides the capital and operating budgets, which are the Legislature's constitutional responsibilities. These include several bills related to energy, several related to education -- including some form of Gov. Sean Parnell's university scholarship proposal -- and a change in the way the state oil and gas production tax is administered, Stedman said in a March 16 briefing by Senate leaders.
Senate finance subcommittees, meanwhile, are closing out their work on what will be the Senate's version of the state operating budget for fiscal year 2011, Stedman said, and the full finance committee has a detailed review of state agency and university capital budget requests under way that Stedman hopes to have complete by March 20.
Sen. Lyman Hoffman, D-Bethel, the other finance committee co-chair, said he expects the Senate's capital budget to be larger than what the governor has proposed, and that the governor accepts this.
"In conversations with us he has said he has left some room for additions by the Legislature," Hoffman said.
He added that the Legislature agreed to a small capital budget last year because of revenue constraints imposed by a sharp drop in oil prices.
"That has put us behind the curve in keeping up with public needs," on capital improvements, Hoffman said.
Getting more capital construction money on the street this year is also important because, "our economy is slipping a little," Hoffman said. He said the governor's $100 million deferred maintenance proposal, which Parnell had hoped would be passed early, will be merged with the regular fiscal 2011 capital budget and passed before adjournment April 18.
Some items in the capital budget, such as deferred maintenance, will be given an early effective date so state agencies can get the work under contract quickly, Hoffman said.
The House, meanwhile, passed its version of the operating budget March 12. It is slightly less than what Parnell proposed, but the budget does not include money in two key areas that are still under negotiation with the governor, said House finance co-chair Rep. Mike Hawker, R-Anchorage.
These include funds for work on an in-state gas pipeline that is being directed from the governor's office, and money for the governor's university scholarship proposal.
On other issues, considerable momentum is developing behind a set of energy-related bills. Senate Bill 220, a so-called energy "omnibus" bill, that includes new energy conservation, low-income heating assistance, emerging energy technology initiatives and a state energy policy statement, is in the Senate Finance Committee.
The House Energy Committee is working on its version of this bill, HB 305, and expects to have a proposed committee substitute ready by March 20 that will be generally similar to the Senate bill.
Although there will be differences between the two -- the House bill creates a new state Department of Energy to combine energy-related functions, for example -- the two versions should be easy to reconcile. The House, meanwhile, passed a proposed state energy policy March 17 as a separate bill, HB 306.
One point of tension between the governor and legislators is over the work on an in-state gas pipeline. House Speaker Mike Chenault's HB 369 imposes new deadlines on work now under way in the governor's office to complete preliminary planning and engineering for a possible 24-inch gas pipeline from the North Slope to Southcentral Alaska. Bob Swenson, director of the in-state gas team in the governor's office, feels the new deadlines would be difficult to meet.
There is also the issue of funding. A $6 million appropriation to continue the work by Swenson's team was not included in the House operating budget and is still up in the air. This is a signal that there are disagreements beween the administration and the Legislature over the in-state gas work.
One source of unhappiness among legislators is that the in-state gas work is focused on a 24-inch gas pipeline that, in the end, would be costly in serving consumers in Southcentral Alaska, as well as needed industrial customers.
Rep. Mark Neuman, R-Big Lake, co-chair of the House Resources Committee, feels the administration has demonstrated a lack of flexibility, for example in considering a larger-diameter in-state gas pipeline that might be more economical.
This indicates that the administration wants to limit the amount of gas coming to industrial customers and consumers in Southcentral in deference to the large-diameter pipeline being worked on by TransCanada Corp., Neuman said. This is in spite of Parnell's comments that he is committed to an in-state gas delivery system.
Chenault, Neuman and other legislators want to ramp up work on the in-state pipeline as an option in case the large-diameter pipeline is seriously delayed. Neuman said the in-state delivery won't work unless there are large industrial customers in Southcentral to share the cost of the pipeline with the regional utilities.
Despite this, the administration's team has also been reluctant to do the needed planning work to woo industrial customers, such as a gas-to-liquids plant.
Harry Noah, the previous director of the governor's gas team, had initiated work on these areas as well as on larger-diameter pipeline options, but those initiatives were shelved by the administration after Noah resigned late last year, Neuman said.
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Though the latest collection from Raf Simons was a departure from his crisp futuristic clothing, there's still something his legions of fashion-forward followers can march in lockstep with.
The designer—of Dior, as well as his own menswear line—has partnered with Adidas to create a limited-edition line of sneakers that play off the retro color scheme of his fall men's collection. The capsule — which debuted on the Paris runway yesterday — consists of five styles in three colorways, with hints of the ready-to-wear collection in the shoes' burgundy, rose, emerald, teal, and yellow details.
Adidas by Raf Simons will arrive in stores in July. Good luck getting your hands on these before they hit eBay.
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Wanted to check with you on the availability of COBOL API's which can be used in zOS Batch / Online(CICS) to directly request for memory . We want to load this memory area with Data and have multiple IMS tasks refer to the same
We are exploring this for a performance-related design option
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Re: COBOL API to request for Memory2012-02-10T15:01:08ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.Probably the best way to do what you want is to use the LE Callable Services for storage management. Without going into all the details, because there are several services, you should check the LE Programming Reference manual for details. There is a list of all of the Callable Services; the "Dynamic storage callable services" list is Table 11, starting on Page 106 of the z/OS V1.13 version of the manual.
The advantage to using the Callable Services is that you can use the same service from any LE Conforming language using the same syntax, etc.
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Re: COBOL API to request for Memory2012-02-12T21:43:31ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.While LE Callable Services can be used to allocate memory for the duration of an application, they don't allow you to share memory across address spaces. I get the impression that's your intention.
You'd have to go with the shared memory implementation provided by the C run-time under Unix System Services. And of course would have to manage the shared memory access though the appropriate locks etc.
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Re: COBOL API to request for Memory2012-02-16T08:53:32ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.
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Module X will run initially and create/load a heap with an array. The address of the memory allocated will be stored in a table. If there are any transactions (IMS DC transactions in this case) that want to read this array, they have to call X which will load the address from the table and point to the address (and hence to the array).
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Re: COBOL API to request for Memory2012-03-28T00:08:55ZThis is the accepted answer. This is the accepted answer.
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So, either Module X must stay active or you must use a different solution.
Couldn't you use database storage for this purpose?
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Phishing attempts are nothing new, but we've noticed a consistent increase in the number and variety of phishing emails targeting our users and bitcoin users in general.
Our Security Engineer, Kristov Atlas, took some time to collaborate with me on a post that will help sharpen your senses on these suspicious and sneaky emails. Keep reading to find out how phishing attempts can present themselves, and 6 red flags to keep in mind when checking your inbox. These tips can help make sure you don't get fooled, and help you protect your bitcoin wallet and overall online presence.
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More from Dave Kevan
Dave Kevan, our assistant manager has been providing a further update on the situation regarding our injuries. He is quoted as saying:
'John McGreal has trained the last three or four days, as has Steven Caldwell and Wayne Thomas,'
'Stephen Foster is still under supervision of the physio, along with Alan Mahon, but other than that, touch wood, the boys will be coming back from international football refreshed in terms of their results, and without any knocks.
'Andy Gray certainly looks stronger as well. He's put on those few pounds that he'd lost due to his illness, and he's trained fully without any real problems in terms of his illness and his foot.'
He has also been praising our new loan players, Coughlan and McVeigh:
'It can be frantic bringing people in on deadline day, but there's only so many you know are available, and only so many you know can make that difference,
'But Paul and Graham are two players that will be a big, big asset to us. I think we have two excellent additions, and they'll certainly play a major part between now and the end of the season. '
Specifically in relation to Graham Coughlan, Kevan had this to say about our new central defender recently signed on loan from the Owls:
'In Graham's case, he's certainly a competitor. He's got the right character for a battle,' insisted Kevan.
'The gaffer's known Graham coming up through the leagues with Plymouth, and he's obviously kept a very close eye.
'He likes that steeliness about him, and his character. Graham is also very vocal and, along with Steven Caldwell back there, not only do they intimidate the opposition, I think they can intimidate their teammates which is just as important.
'He's done very well, in terms of his goal ratio for a centre back, so obviously he likes attacking the ball. And if he can get his head on one or two things in the opposition penalty area, then we'll be delighted.'
Dave Kevan also had a few positive things to say about our new striker, Paul McVeigh on loan from Norwich:
'Paul's a very bright, clever footballer who won't be feeling the strains of the last couple of months at Burnley,' added Kevan.
'He'll come here fresh and looking forward to playing some football.
'He just might be a catalyst for us in terms of creating and scoring goals.
'Paul has shown throughout his career that not only can he score goals, but he can create opportunities for others, so that type of player is invaluable.
'He can cover a number of areas and gives the others a bit of competition as well, and it bodes well.
'He can give us that bit of guile. Anybody would miss the likes of Alan Mahon, and it's been a frustrating season for him, but Paul gives us that type.'
It sounds like both loan players could feature in our match against fellow strugglers and relegation-threatened, Luton at Turf Moor on Saturday. Our assistant manager also remains upbeat about this match and our chances of winning for the first time in 19 games:
'It's a massive game, but we're very focused and looking forward to the game after the two-week break and I'm sure our supporters will see a team full of energy, commitment and desire to get the result,' said Kevan.
'It's been nice to take a step back over the last two weeks and assess things, and give the injuries time to clear up, give the lads a rest that needed a rest and improve the fitness.
'By when Saturday comes, we'll be raring and ready to go. You have to start somewhere, and the Luton game is our opportunity to get three points.
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the art style is very much like that popular clip art package w/all of the 50's-retro style ad icons. I'm surprised that more people don't dip into this easy and cool style. The laugh track was very cool, and the Rear Window style killing was ok. Didn't get a good score because the storyline was kind of aimless and w/o a point. Like we started and ended in the middle of another story. Or maybe just an excuse to shoot a cop, I don't know.
Nothing's funny about killing a cop... then pumping him full of lead.... too offensive.
watch it again, note the lack of humour during that scene? I think you've missed the point but that's ok,I'm prepared for the fact that some people wouldn't get it...
Mixed Bag
First off the graphic style was great, very unique and creative. The story wasn't bad, the timing was good, and as for the sounds, well the music was fine but I'm sorry to say that the laugh track (while amusing) outstayed it's welcome and really started to bug me by the end. Other than that the ending seemed kinda tacked on, an easy way out. Keep up the work though.
I love the classic humor style of this... it actually made me laugh out loud. The high pitched scream is so overused in Flash though...
Great graphics, good sound... great everything, but one thing that holds this back is the uninteresting ending. It's the age old story of bad ending to a good story, shit happens I guess. I still really liked it.
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1. Spike/ Drusilla/ Angel- Season 2, the writers and actors went to work making us care about these crazies Spike and Dru. Then they upped the ante by having a good guy Angel join them. How more invested could you be in villains like that?
2. The Mayor- I love the Mayor. For being invulnerable, he was vulnerable and cared about things while being genuinely scary.
3. Dark Willow- Willow was another instance of us caring because we loved our sweet Willow so much. She had quite the reign of terror but was not evil for a very long time.
4. The Trio- They were entertaining. However, there were also largely ineffective. Warren was pretty gross. Love Andrew and Jonathon though.
5. The Master- I enjoyed the Master. He was our first season long big bad. He was a good mixture of scary and grumpy old man. Not unlike Voldemort in the last "Harry Potter" movie.
6. The First/ Caleb- Caleb was another kind of gross villian but he was played by Nathan Fillion which earns him love. The First was scary but also incorporeal. I know Amber Benson didn't want to taint the character of Tara by coming back in the last season as an evil presence but it just made the First look kind of weak by bringing a dead stranger to come back and try to talk Willow into suicide.
7. Glory/Ben- I found Glory entertaining and the situation with Ben was kind of tragic. I just didn't feel all that bad for Ben which dragged things down.
8. Adam- He was definitely interesting looking and had his good qualities. Just not my favorite villain.
9. The Anointed One- I liked that the anointed one had powers over vampires, was a little buddy of the Master and was generally adorable. He didn't do much of anything though.
10. Professor Walsh- Same problem as the anointed. She was definitely over invested in the lives of her employees but other than waking up Adam, she didn't do anything.
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Jan. 9, 2004 file photo: Carpenter Lee Blair carries a ladder near a well-known mural of a frog-like creature saying "Hi, How Are You," in Austin, Texas.
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AUSTIN, Texas — A woman has been arrested after police saw her defacing a well-known Austin mural painted by Texas singer-songwriter Daniel Johnston.
According to an arrest affidavit, 32-year-old Rebecca Guest was arrested Christmas Eve and charged with a Class A misdemeanor for the act of graffiti. An obscene word was spray-painted several times on the mural, which depicts a frog-like creature saying "Hi, How Are You."
Guest told police that she believed the mural was offensive and meant to personally insult her.
She was out of custody by Wednesday afternoon. An Austin phone number could not be found.
Johnston painted the mural in 1993 on the exterior wall of what was then a record store. The image was printed on a T-shirt, which Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain once wore.
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Police: Lockdown over after student shoots himself
Published 5:30 am, Tuesday, April 16, 2013
TEMPLE, Texas (AP) — Police say a lockdown at a Central Texas high school has ended after a student shot himself with a handgun on campus.
Temple police Cpl. Christopher Wilcox says no one else was injured Tuesday and no other students at Temple High School endangered when the boy, believed to be 15 years old, shot himself. The shooting occurred outside near the school athletic complex. The boy was listed in critical condition at a hospital.
Wilcox says students were in class when the first emergency call was made about 8:30 a.m.
Temple High was placed on a "soft" lockdown, which means students can move from class to class, but cannot leave the building as exits are locked. The lockdown lasted about two hours.
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AC&NC announced the JetStor RAID desktop-sized SCSI disk array system which includes a new high-performance RAID controller as well as functional improvements. Complete information including technical specifications can be found on Advanced Computer and Network Corporation's web site. Sample pricing: 32GB for $6,500, 63GB for $7,999 and 126GB for $12,250.
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VariCAD has released a new version of its professional CAD system for mechanical engineering—VariCAD 7.0-1.0. VariCAD 7.0-1.0 is able to communicate with rendering software and FEM software (Cosmos, NuGraf, etc.). Free trial and demo versions are available at VariCAD's web site. The prices of the VariCAD system remain unchanged—VariCAD for Linux is $299-$499.
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MetaCard Corporation announced the release of MetaCard 2.2. New features include support for new image formats including PNG and animated GIFs, the ability to resize images on all platforms, and many new properties, commands and functions to make application development faster and easier. The free MetaCard 2.2 Starter Kit is available from the MetaCard web site.
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Macsyma Inc. announced the release of Macsyma 421 math software for Linux. Macsyma offers mathematical power in symbolic, numerical and graphical mathematics. The PC interface offers Macsyma's MathTips Advisor, which allows users to type questions in their own words and receive executable "tips". The U.S. commercial price for Macsyma 421 for Linux workstations is $249 (or $199 without paper manuals).
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Hewlett-Packard Company announced that its HP Firehunter family of Internet service-management solutions, targeted for the Internet service provider (ISP) community, now supports Red Hat Linux. HP Firehunter is a family of measurement and monitoring solutions designed specifically to help ISPs proactively manage Internet services such as mail, news and web functions. The product family includes Firehunter/L ($1,450) for small ISPs running up to 20 Internet servers and Firehunter 1.5 for mid-sized providers with up to 60 servers. See web site for pricing.
Contact: Hewlett-Packard Company, 3000 Hanover Street, Palo Alto, CA 94304, Phone: 650-857-1501, URL: http://www.firehunter.com/.
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Macsyma Corporation--- does it still exist? Their supposed website is unreachable, so I called the phone number listed in the Linux Journal new product announcement. The lady who answered (obviously now a personal residience) says she has had this number for months, and gets a lot of calls for Macsyma. Does anyone know if somebody else picked up the product? It seems fairly evident that Macsyma Corporation itself is history. But I'd still like to get their software (and get it legally) if possible.


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This show is cracking me up
I don't think I could keep a straight face if I was a judge
And Click it or Ticket kids
I wonder who will be recapping this mess :shrug
Anyone know?
Where is the host from? I know that I've seen him before. I'm sure he's hosted another show...
Robert is just amazingly bad!
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It was the first murder of the year in Manteca. Police cordoned off the entire area with yellow crime scene tape.
A 12-year-old daughter frantically called Manteca police at 2:44 a.m. reportedly saying her dad was killing her mother near their small apartment in the 500 block of South Veach Avenue just to the north of Lupton Avenue.
Tevanie Deanne Tellez had run from the family's rear apartment some 150 feet up the driveway to the street and into a front yard to the south. Neighbors reported hearing loud yelling and screaming. Police officers Tom Nunes and Bob Anderson were first on the scene, administering first aid and CPR in an effort to save the woman's life.
She was transported to Kaiser Hospital where she was pronounced dead on arrival. Witnesses told police they saw the suspect, Jesse Refugio Tellez, 48, jump a back fence after the fatal attack. Officers located the man walking back on the sidewalk toward his apartment a short time later.
He was arrested for suspicion of murder and for inflicting corporal punishment on a co-habitant. He is being held in San Joaquin County Jail without bail. Police recovered what was believed to be the murder weapon at the scene.
Next door neighbors Bill and Patty Kaiser heard the commotion, but they could not see what was happening because of a high hedge separating the properties.
Investigating around the hedge in the dark, Patty Kaiser located two young children shivering in the cold – a 2-year-old and a 4-year-old. The younger child was visibly traumatized, and police believed the mother had been carrying the toddler when she collapsed from stab wounds on another neighbor's front lawn.
The Kaisers – grandparents of seven themselves – took the two children into their home and cleaned them up. The only clothes the couple had for them were swimming trunks kept for their own grandchildren. "The 2-year-old was crying for his mom and covered with blood," they said.
They put them down on the floor of their living room and let them be comforted by a TV movie before putting them to bed. The couple said the younger child had a fitful sleep, crying, calling for his mother and jerking nervously.
At about 8 a.m., when the children awoke, they gave them dry cereal and milk and introduced them to a Lego-type castle with its secret doors and compartments. The two played on the floor for over an hour until an aunt and uncle arrived from Modesto. Bill Kaiser said the uncle was a great calming influence and told the children they were going to grandma's house in Modesto to swim in her pool.
Retired from PacBell in Stockton, Kaiser said his wife has really taken the tragedy hard and, without a doubt, their hearts really go out to those little boys.
The murder victim reportedly moved into the residence about six months ago while her husband had left for Mexico. He had come back to Manteca just a month ago and moved back in with her in the triplex.
A neighbor said the woman came to see her one night two weeks ago complaining of tooth pain after a visit to a dentist. She was asking for any over-the-counter pain medications she might have in her apartment.
The neighbor quoted the woman as saying she "hated living in that dump" of an apartment. She claimed they had a nice house before the economic downturn forced them to live in what they could afford.
Neighbors who were up late said they heard no commotion in the apartment before hearing the yelling and the woman screaming .
It was just a block away to the north that another Manteca resident was stabbed to death in the pre-dawn hours on Christmas Day several years ago while trying to stop a thief from stealing his pickup truck.
Manteca Police spokesman Rex Osborn said there are no records to show previous domestic violence issues in the home.
Neighbors in the area were interviewed as well as the landlord of the property in an effort to establish some historical data to help determine what was happening in the house hold, he said.


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Its hard to imagine that I have been using homeopathic remedies for over 40 years now.My personal experience changed the course of my education and led me to Lindlahr College of Natural Therapeutics where I graduated as a Doctor of Homeopathy.
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Makes me think about the story of what happened to my Mom. She had a really bad fall, and due to both Arnica, and Probiotics, she recovered fully. You must read about it! Warning, I've included photos of the wound. Click here.
Why did I start using homeopathics? Only because I watched it relieve my son's asthma attack when he was 2 years old – As instructed by the professional homeopath, I was giving him homoepathic drops, acutely, every 5 minutes, for 20 minutes and his bronchial spasm broke. I guess had I not experienced homeopathy first hand, I too, may not have believed it. So Alan, was able to overcome signs and symptoms of allergies for all his child and teenage years this way. We had a first aid kit and a homeopath a phone call a way and that was all we needed. This was my motivation for becoming a homeopath in the first place.
These days, its application is mainly known in the form of a gel or a cream and used topically, but many don't know that when you take it by mouth, the effect is even more profound than local application. There is a product on the market now that is unique in that one package includes both low potency and high potency Arnica , the high potencies for one day, followed by 4 days of low potency. This combination can be use after surgery and has been shown by plastic surgeons to speed up healing after their surgeries. Works like a charm, every time.
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GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) is focusing on a completely new technique to treat diseases i. e. by making electrical signals in the body the target.
It has been found that a small bet is, therefore, being put on the new way by the company. On Wednesday, it has been announced that a $1 million prize would be given to the one, who incites innovation in the area.
The biggest drugmaker of Britain also declared that some 40 researchers would be funded, who have been working in external laboratories.
According to the report, the initiative being taken is a long-term gamble on a new kind of medicine's promise. The medicine does not use biological molecules or the chemicals usually found in the drugs today. Rather, electrical impulses are being focused at.
It is the belief of GSK that the medicine would take it ahead of its rivals in the market. Since, the work is in its early stage in the emerging field, the company is hoping to play a significant role by bringing researchers together.
"At GlaxoSmithKline and in academia, we are confident that this field will deliver real medicines, and we are mobilizing resources for this journey", said Kristoffer Famm, GSK head of bioelectronics research.
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[snip] I just found and joined this *new* lug started by a Joe Swietzer in Stotts City. Counting me, there are now 2 members, but who knows? Maybe we will grow into a good group. I started getting serious about learning and using Linux in May of this year. I've enjoyed the challenge of getting things done and have hopped between learning Linux and different programming languages. I've more or less settled on learning Python programming. Here is a link to Joe's initial post: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/groups/south-west-missouri-linux-users-group/ Look forward to seeing you there. Steve
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: The City Of Love by hp_for_lyf_coz_it_rox
Short story
Join eight friends on their journey through Paris. Lily and James are travelling around the City of Love with the Marauders and some of Lily's friends. This is their story about love, life and friendship.
P.S: Banner makers… umm… well, I'd like a banner!
Genres: Humor, Romance Era: Other Characters: James, Lily, Lupin, OC, Pettigrew, Sirius Pairings: Sirius/OC, James/Lily, Remus/OC
Advisory: No Warnings
Published: 2007.10.07 Latest Chapter: 2008.02.26 Updated: 2008.02.26 Status: WIP (11698 words)
: George and... who? by hp_for_lyf_coz_it_rox
Short story
Alexandra Formosa (Alex to her friends) is pretty, popular, and, well, perfect, She could have every guy in Hogwarts on his knees if she wanted. But she's in love. The thing is... she doesn't know it yet.
YAY! My first fanfic! And, yes, I can't write a decent summary. Live with it. I LOVE YOU HARRY POTTER!!! So, yeah, I dedicate this fanfic to OmiXitsXJaime, coz she's been such a great reviewer (alright, I just written this because I've finished the story and she's been so great)!
Oh, by the way, I'D LIKE A BANNER, SOMEONE!!
Genres: Humor, Romance Era: Hogwarts Characters: George, OC Pairings: Other Pairing
Advisory: No Warnings
Published: 2007.07.30 Latest Chapter: 2007.10.06 Updated: 2007.10.06 Status: COMPLETED (4266 words)


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VITAL SIGNS: RISK; For Men, Low Estrogen Level Puts Hips in Peril
By Nicholas Bakalar
Published: May 16, 2006
Older men with low levels of estrogen are at greater risk for hip fractures, a new study reports, and those with low levels of both estrogen and testosterone are at the greatest risk of all.
Researchers at Boston University and the Hebrew SeniorLife in Boston examined 793 men with an average age of 71 at the beginning of the research. The participants, followed by these researchers for almost 20 years, were part of the long-term Framingham Heart Study.
Their total levels of testosterone and estradiol, an estrogen hormone, were measured at the start, and by the end of the study, 39 men had suffered hip fractures stemming from minor accidents like falls.
After adjusting for age, body mass index, height and smoking status, the scientists found no correlation between testosterone levels and hip fracture. But men with the lowest estrogen levels were three times as likely to suffer fractures as those with the highest levels. Men with the lowest levels of both estrogen and testosterone had a risk more than six times as great as those with higher levels of both hormones.
The study appears in the May issue of The American Journal of Medicine.
Men and women produce estrogen and testosterone, though in different proportions. The study, said Dr. Shreyasee Amin, the study's lead author and an assistant professor of medicine at the Mayo Clinic, ''provides further evidence on the important role of estrogens in bone health for men, just as it is for women.''


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Me: Well, it's time to say out the winners of my contest!
Tsuna: Boy...tis was a hard decision...
Me: Yes, I thank you all for participating, but sadly only three may win!
Tsuna: Sadly, yes very sadly.
Me: Well, Tsuna if you so do the honors!
Tsuna: Okay...first winner is...Cloverfish!
Me: YAY! -claps-
Giotto: -Claps-
Me: Eh...when did you get here?
Giotto: just now...
Me: Oh...do you want to say the second winner? -hands envelope-
Giotto: Sure thing! Second winner is...XCagedHopeX!
Me: YAY! -claps-
Tsuna: You won! You won! -claps-
Giotto: Now, time for the last one Laura!
Me: oh boy! The third and final winner is...131'BlUe-ChEeSe'!
Giotto: Good job! -claps-
Tsuna: Yay! -claps-
Me: Now, the winners, I will send messages to, but if you are reading this, please note. You need to tell me the details so please message me!
Tsuna: Now that, that's over! Heres a little story! Not anything about Tsuna Sweet Home, but something to feed the readers! The many ways to get kicked out of Walmart...or destroy it.
—Walmart Day One—
"Lets see first thing I need is to get some vegetables" with that little Tsuna walked over with his cart to the green foods area.
"Tsuna! Lambo-san would like to help!" yelled out a voice making Tsuna look to see Lambo grinning while holding up his hands. "I-pin too!" yelled I-pin as she came beside Lambo.
"Alright, Lambo can you get me some broccoli while, I-pin can you get me some corn?" asked Tsuna with a sweet voice making the two children nod.
While the two children went off, Tsuna started looking at the tomatoes checking if they were fresh or not. It wasn't until a loud screak cut him away from the red vegetable to a now frightened I-pin.
"BROCCOLI MONSTER HAS ALLIES!" cried I-pin as Lambo sat in the broccoli. "BWAHA! Lambo-san is awesome!" yelled Lambo.
"I-pin will stop you!" with that I-pin latched onto Lambo with the symbols on her forehead.
"HHHHHHHHIIIIIIIIIIIII!! I-PIN! STOP! STOP!" cried Tsuna as he tried to stop the Chinese infant from blowing everything up.
Too bad that god seemed to be busy at the moment and with a loud bang, the vegetable isle was destroyed. Everything was a mess as vegetables were everywhere.
"Why..." cried Tsuna as he held both a messy I-pin and a messy Lambo. He himself was covered in tomatoes as well.
"Sir" came a very angered voice making Tsuna slowly turn around to see the manger, giving him the death glare of Satan himself.
"Yes?" he squeaked as the manger pointed to the exit.
"GET OUT!!" She screamed with a manly voice making Tsuna run out of walmart with his life.
—Walmart Day Two—
"Thanks for coming shopping with me Gokudera, Yamamoto" stated Tsuna as he walked to the meets.
"ANYTHING FOR THE TENTH!" yelled Gokudera as he walked loyally beside Tsuna. "Sure, what are friends for!" stated Yamamoto.
With that they set out checking off the list as they went. When Tsuna went to go get some milk, he bumped into another body.
"Oh! Sorry" mumbled Tsuna only for his arm to be harshly grabbed.
"Well, missy, that ain't good enough, you hurt me a lot" came a sick voice making Tsuna look to see a teen older than him, looking at him as if he was a hundred dollar bill on the ground.
"Please let me go! I said sorry" stated Tsuna trying to get out of the man's gripe.
And with that explosions were heard, slicing was made and a now messy dairy isle has appeared. Milk was everywhere as well as cut cheese. Pudding was on the walls grounds or on other people, while a badly beaten man was in the middle.
"WERE LEAVING NOW!" cried Tsuna as he rushed himself and his subordinates out of the building before the scary manager came.
Tsuna learned not to bring his two most loyal guardians shopping with him ever again.
—Walmart Day Two—
"Okay, lets hope I can shop in peace" mumbled Tsuna as he carted his way down the pasta isle. Tsuna had to sneak out of his house, making sure no one would follow.
Tsuna only wanted to get his shopping done in complete peace and not get kicked out again. Carefully he started putting in items making sure they were on sale or his family's favorites.
When he was about the leave the isle, he felt two strong arms wrap around his waist. He already knew who it was, by the way that person nuzzled into his hair.
"Giotto, you didn't have to follow me" stated Tsuna as Giotto gave him a fox grin.
"But, I wanted to spend time with my Tsu-chan!" he pouted making Tsuna sigh. "Fine, but please, I got kicked out twice, and we are running low on food" with that the two went on.
—One hour Later—
Tsuna put the last item in the cart, which was strawberry shampoo for he had run low on the beautiful smelling product. "Giotto, I think tha-..." Tsuna was silenced with a pair of lips.
"Giotto! Not here" gasped Tsuna as Giotto lifted his chin so he could put sweet kissed on his throat, suckling every so often on the peach skin.
"Ahem..." with that Tsuna and Giotto looked at a very pissed off manager.
"Let me guess..." started Tsuna with Giotto finishing it off.
"Get out right?"
The evil manager looked at them, before smiling. "Actually I was about to say, how cute you two look! I hope to see you two here more often!" stated the manager before quickly walking away with giggles.
"Who knew" stated Giotto making Tsuna look at him with a curious glance.
"Who knew that she was a yaoifan" he finished making Tsuna sigh. "Lets just buy the stuff and go home, I'm tired" stated Tsuna as he started punishing the cart.
With Giotto hugging him as he went.
Tsuna: Right...
Me: HOPED YOU ENJOEYD!


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The Earth is dying, and our hopes are pinned on Ubastis, an untamed paradise at the edge of colonized space. But such an influx of people threatens the planet's unstudied ecosystem - a tenuous research colony must complete its analysis, lest humanity abandon one planet only to die on another.
The Ubasti colonists barely get by on their own. To acquire the tools they need, they are relegated to selling whatever they can to outside investors. For xenobiologist Vashti Loren, this means bringing Offworlders on safari to hunt the specimens she and her fellow biologists so desperately need to study.
Haunted by the violent death of her husband, the heroic and celebrated Lasse Undset, Vashti must balance the needs of Ubastis against the swelling crush of settlers. Vashti struggles in her role as one of the few colonists licensed to carry deadly weapons, just as she struggles with her history of using them. And when she discovers a genetically engineered soldier smuggled onto the surface, Vashti must face the nightmare of her husband's murder all over again. Standing at the threshold of humanity's greatest hope, she alone understands the darkness of guarding paradise.
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By: Ben Johnson
Congratulations. You certainly got my attention.
You guys sure know how to get my goat. I'll give you that. And I can see how that'd be fun for you. I'm the over-educated liberal nerd who'd rather be right than happy, and you're the country-smart redneck who gets to have a little fun at my expense literally any time you feel like it. You've been made to feel inferior to overeager puissant little know it all hand-raisers like me for your whole life. I've spent my whole life being stuck behind you while you fail to figure out how to exit a parking garage. We grate on each other, but I'm usually more fun to grate on than you are.
You might have noticed I seem oddly restrained right now. Usually with something like "An Open Letter To..." I'd be furiously and condescendingly trying to "teach" you something about how I'm right and you're wrong. I bet that's exhausting. I don't blame you for being tired of that.
Teaching doesn't really work unless you sign up for it. And while I wish you would, partially because I like the sound of my own voice, and partially because sometimes I literally can not believe how wrong you are while appearing to think you are right, you don't have to listen to me. In a way, I respect that about you. Facts, after all, tend to come out of the mouths of people, and people can always be ignored. I'm as good a person to ignore as anybody. I admit it.
If I seem more subdued than usual about the whole being right thing right now, it's because your guy is probably not gonna be the president.
This is not me gloating, by the way. It hasn't exactly been fun to get here. You, and your guy, put up one hell of a messy fight, and it took a lot out of me. It took a lot out of all of us. You had to stand up surprisingly strong for your God-given right to be wrong, which is a long and shamefully proud tradition in this country, and I felt myself, through my exhaustion and exasperation, behaving in ways I know to be wrong just to try to convince you that I'm right.
Anyway, what now?
We still have to share a country, is what. And it's a pretty messed up country at the moment. We agree on that. We probably agree, more or less, on the basic idea of how it's messed up. Namely: the squeeze is on. It feels, strangely, like it's harder to be alive than it used to feel. Not that it was ever easy. But you know what I mean. Money doesn't go as far as it used to.
We might even agree to some extent on who's to blame.
Like I know you're not a huge fan of Comcast. No sane person on earth loves Comcast. You and I might disagree on a lot of things, but there's just no way you get a bill for $100 in the mail every month and then go "I'd gladly pay twice as much as that to be able to watch Ice Age 2 whenever I want, yes, thank you Comcast!"
Like you're not tipping Comcast, are you? "You know what, Comcast, you guys did a really good job this month. Here's a little something extra for little Joey Comcast."
Maybe you work for Comcast. But people who work for Comcast probably hate Comcast the most. You ever call up Comcast and talk to somebody who works there? What's the first thing they tell you? "Many of your questions can be answered online at Comcast.com." Can you imagine how humiliating it must feel to tell every single person you talk to all day long that your company would prefer if you did not have a job?
And have you ever been to a Comcast customer service center? It's actually worse than the DMV in there. The DMV has chairs in it. I'd rather go to the DMV all day long than go to a Comcast customer service center for fifteen minutes. I know I said I'd take it easy on the "teaching" thing, but I just find it pretty damn telling that Comcast is less nice to go to than the DMV. The DMV probably has more competition keeping it honest. Like you can actually move to another state that has nicer DMVs. Illinois was pretty good.
Anyway, yeah, you don't love Comcast.
So you and I are not THAT different. I fucking hate Comcast.
I know you're not fond of Wall Street. Who's fond of Wall Street, except for Wall Street?
I know you don't love Congress. Nobody, not even you guys, loves Congress right now.
Who else do we both not like? I don't know… Kim Kardashian?
Comcast… Congress… Wall Street… Kim Kardashian…
Oh okay, there's too much money (Comcast) in too few hands (Wall Street), and the system (Congress) is rigged to keep it that way, and it's getting pretty damn obvious that money is not actually associated in any proportion with the holder's actual worth as a contributing human being (Kim Kardashian).
We agree on that. Right?
And instead of doing something about it, together, we're sitting around arguing about who is worse between Hillary Clinton and Donald The Fuck Are You Even Serious Oh My God I Need To Go Breathe Into A Paper Bag Right Now Trump. Which, okay, we disagree on, but holy crap. Holy crap.
I'm worn out. I don't know how you guys feel, but I'm worn out. And I have a sneaking suspicion that my being worn out is a part of somebody else's plan. Being worn out is what makes it easier for me to pay Comcast $100 a month than it is to march up to their headquarters in Philadelphia and burn the damn thing to the ground.
I've actually been in there before, and guess what? They basically have a gigantic HDTV in their lobby. Like that's what they used our money on. And they don't even let you watch movies or shows on it. It's just this lame repeating series of videos of, like, local Philadelphia actors tap dancing on a big spinning globe and stuff. They couldn't even spring for something cool with explosions and lasers. I mean, if you're gonna rob me every month to build a giant HDTV in the lobby of a skyscraper, go whole hog. Lock the doors so I can't get in and play Halo on it with your other rich buddies.
Seriously, though, you guys. We should forget about Trump and Hillary, get together, and I don't know, like, do something about Comcast. Comcast sucks. And all the other problems, too. We're going to need each other if we're going to fix those, but in the meantime, Comcast. Let's take it down. It'll be like a fun team-building exercise.


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- Biblical inerrancy
- Double predestination
- The rapture
- Papal infallibility
- Arianism
- Christendom (not to be confused with Chrisendom, which is also
one of the worst theological inventions...)
- Just war theory
The Thoughts and Opinions of a Disciples of Christ pastor and church historian.
Friday, April 27, 2007
The Worst Theological Invention
4 comments:
- Jason said...
Hiya Bob,
I very much agree that the rapture in it's fantastical, best-seller, anti-intellectual, dispensational interpretation is, in many ways connecting dots that aren't there.
All I can think with regards to the front runner is, how can any of the assumedly knowledgeable individuals who are voting know what the poor interpretations are if you if you can't trust the words that are interpreted so poorly? In other words, if theology is based upon biblical words, but biblical words are incorrect, then how does anybody determine more sound interpretations?
- Pastor Bob Cornwall said...
The question with inerrancy is a bit like the infallibility of the pope -- what do you mean by it? For some inerrancy requires a 6 day creation (though most assuredly this wasn't true for B.B. Warfield). Inerrancy in the original autographs is often a view resorted to, but if all the problems are solved in the originals we remain at a disadvantage.
It's not a question of whether words are correct -- what does that mean? Correctly defined? Correctly used? Or, refer to something factually? Then of course the question comes -- what is metaphor? I'll be reviewing shortly Borg's Jesus who talks about memory and metaphor. The question of interptretation comes in when we try to determine where the line gets drawn.
Ultimately inerrancy has not proven useful in solving the doctinal or practical issues of the faith, at least not for me. At Fuller we used the word infallible, but even that word proved problematic. So, I'd rather use the word trustworthy. I find that the message of the Gospel found in Scripture is a trustworthy witness to the purpose of God incarnate in Jesus. That might not be strong enough for you, but it is what has proven to be workable after nearly 3 decades of wrestling with these issues.
I don't mean to pull rank Jason, but you are a student and I've long since graduated and have taught seminary students.
Position is not an answer. Jason has a valid question.
We all may question a passage or teaching from the bible, but we have to ask ourselves is the difficulty based on a perceived disagreement between biblical texts or a contradiction to our preconceived extra-biblical views.
- Pastor Bob Cornwall said...
No Salt you're right, position isn't an answer -- that was more in jest -- but I think I did offer an answer to the question. Inerrancy has to be defined. And sometimes it is our realization that there is a disconnect between what we perceive in Scripture and what we know from other elements of our experience.
My experience isn't infallible, but it does pose questions to texts. Simply to say, the Bible says it and so I believe it doesn't answer the questions. There are portions of Scripture that can be horrendous -- read Joshua and Judges and consider the message.
That being said, I do believe the text of Scripture to be a trustworthy witness, even though I don't find every text a compelling witness to the Gospel.
As for Jason's question about judging sound interpretations -- we've always, if we read church history, looked in a variety of places to judge soundness -- from philosophy to history to experience. They don't judge Scritpure but they provide context for reading.
Ultimately I have to take the message by faith. That's the problem with inerrancy, it's a modern construct built on Enlightenment understandings of truth that are foreign to the text itself. Remember "Evidence that Demands a Verdict?" Just piling on evidence doesn't prove something to be true.


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> > Jeremy- > with due respect, I'm still not sure from your answer what the > answer to my question is No I didn't answer, I was just trying to clarify what a complete reasoner would do. The statements X DL-entails Y are true whether or not we expect an OWL implementation to be able to achieve them. I perhaps should have phrased them as consistency tests, since we agreed to specify an OWL Consistency Checker. e.g. ><p> range xsd:negativeInteger ><p> range xsd:byte ><i> rdf:type > restriction(p, minCardinality=128 ) is consistent, but isn't if you increase the cardinality to 129. I suspect the Lite consistency checks with XSD datatypes could plausibly be hard coded. If I implemented any of the rest I would certainly consider whether there was a research paper to write as well. I'm not an expert in DL+datatypes, but I suspect I am well-versed in XSD. JeremyReceived on Friday, 24 January 2003 13:24:21 UTC
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Some religious leaders have gone so far as to label people as being involved with legalism if they accept some Old Testament laws (e.g. the ten commandments) or principles (e.g. tithing) as applying to them. There are, however, believers who accept and obey God's laws (e.g. not eating 'unclean' foods, etc.) but do not view or treat them as a way to earn or preserve their salvation. While some may still label such people as being involved in legalism, the Bible does not.
Surprisingly, the last book of the Bible bears witness to the fact that before the return of Jesus there will be those still obeying God's laws. Additionally, it is only those who keep the commandments (who the world will label as practicing legalism), as witnessed to in Revelation, that will be given eternal life.
17. Then the dragon (representing Satan in the end time) was furious with the woman (the church of God) and went to make war with (and to kill) the rest of her seed (true Christians), who keep the commandments . . . (Revelation 12)
14. Blessed are those who keep His commandments (the ten commandments, including the fourth one), that they may have the right to eat of the tree of life . . . (Revelation 22)
Some churches and groups may reject most, if not all, of God's Commandments and replace them with THEIR OWN set of church sanctioned 'commandments' that must be followed (e.g. no card playing, dancing, drinking alcohol, etc.). Others, however, still may consider them believing in legalism.


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Because they are at the front line of emergency care for a large percentage of the population, the early stabilization efforts and processes used by FreeStanding EDs are critical. As a resource to those at the front line, we offer certification for the cardiac care delivered by FreeStanding EDs.
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CMU Ammonia Emission Inventory for the Continental United States
|Numerous computer models have been developed to
predict airborne particle concentrations given source emissions and meteorology data as
inputs. The models have become somewhat sophisticated, with high-resolution outputs,
although the accuracy of the predictions from these models is only as good as the quality
of the input data. The quality of the meteorological data is generally good, as is the
quality of source emissions data for regulated species such as sulfur oxides and nitrogen
oxides. However, there are some chemical species that are not federally regulated and
thus emissions data are far less abundant. One such species is ammonia, which plays a
major role in the formation of airborne particles. Knowledge of ammonia emissions is
important in that an accurate characterization of airborne ammonia concentrations is
vital to the choice of control strategies.
Cliff Davidson's research group has developed a software application that generates an ammonia emission inventory for the continental United States based on user- defined input. Emission factors and activity levels are kept in easily modifiable input files. This structure makes it easy to perform sensitivity analyses and to update the inventory when new data become available.
Version 3 of the CMU Ammonia Model has been completely rewritten in order to add several new features. Among these new features are:
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She wasn't meaning to be sassy. However, if you look in the coven forum thread at the top the second post does say that the feature was disabled back in 2010.
As for determining what the most active covens are on site currently: look into each of the covens. On the Groups page, you can scroll to the bottom to see the list of "inactive" covens. With the reminaing covens: By going to their individual pages, you can see who the Priest/ess, council and members are. First, check to see when the Priest/ess last logged in. Some groups lack active HPs and it makes for inactive covens. You can send messages to the HPs, the counciul and members in order to "feel" out how active a coven is before you join, and to see whether or not it would be a good fit.
Best of luck.


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