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The Esther journal was designed in collaboration with Kate Whitley of Little Things Studio to be an accompaniment to the "Esther" study on the She Reads Truth app and SheReadsTruth.com, but it can also be used as a stand-alone resource for reading and reflection.
The book includes:
- 1-8x10 scripture print hand drawn and lettered by Kate Whitley and printed on linen paper
- 2- super soft, wallet-sized scripture memorization cards to correlate with the Weekly Truth & the study pack benediction
- 1- 28-page booklet including:
- gorgeous, full-cover cover designed by Kate Whitley and printed on linen paper
- inside cover info graphic—a gorgeous silhouette of Queen Esther surrounded by a list of the book's themes
- daily scripture references (correlating to the online reading plan at shereadstruth.com and on the SRT app)
- key verses for each day
- dot-grid study areas for brainstorming and sketching
- lined writing areas for prayer and application
- Weekly Truth pages with useful memorization tips and areas to study the selected verses
- a beautiful benediction on the inside back cover (which you can also remove and frame, if you like!)
**This study pack is created to accompany the Esther reading plan at SheReadsTruth.com and on the She Reads Truth Bible + Devotional app. While it is not required for participation in the online study, we do hope it enhances your study experience with an added level of accountability and beautiful, helpful study tools. The 13-day reading plan will remain on the site & app for at least six months from your date of purchase.
This book intentionally includes the Esther Scripture reading plan only—with just a few written guides for each section. Because God's Word is living and active, we believe the Holy Spirit is ultimately all we need to read and respond to Scripture, and we keep our words separate to prevent distraction. Written responses to each day's reading are found exclusively on SheReadsTruth.com and the She Reads Truth app. We warmly invite you to join us there for further commentary and conversation.
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Is This Real Life?
Today was ridiculous in the best way possible.
If not for the nagging twinge of pain in my right knee (nothing serious), I would be questioning whether or not I needed to wake up from a pretty nice dream.
After crushing yesterday's long run (woo!), I was admittedly in rough shape. I wasn't sore, but I was so tired and my legs felt like they weighed 2 million pounds. Sadly I didn't get to spend the day resting and recovering, because I had to work.
I watched some dance classes (no dancing for me yesterday!), attended a seminar, took a break for dinner at Rue 57, then returned for the evening's choreography competition.
By 9:30 pm I was shot and could barely keep my eyes open. I barely remember going to sleep last night.
And I slept until 9:30 this morning.
Much needed. I don't remember the last time I slept that late and it felt so sinful and wonderful to stay in bed that long.
But today wasn't all about rest: Coach Cane wanted me out running 4 gentle recovery miles on "a soft surface."
So around 11 am I hit the road — the Bridle Path, actually — with a certain friend of mine.
And we had a particularly awesome celebrity sighting: Coach Cane and his fantastic wife, out for a run of their own!
Allow me to remind you all that Mrs. Coach Cane is the fantastic runner lady who ran with me during the NYRR Mini 10K back in June.
Do you also remember that she's pregnant? She's due in November (their fingers are crossed for an 11-11-2011 baby since they were married on 10-10-2010 — Coach Cane is into numbers) and she was out running like a champion.
I think she's my idol.
It was great running into them and chatting for a bit — as always, running with others makes the miles go by much faster. Coach Cane was happy to see that I was running without headphones, though he did call me out for running with my phone in my hand…even though he has repeatedly told me not to.
But I assured him that I only ran with my phone today because I wanted to make sure I had a way to take a picture just in case I ran into him.
(I don't think he bought it.)
My legs felt super heavy today as I slogged through 5 miles. It was hot and late in the day for me to be out there. But whatever. I got through it. And then my day got great.
I ate brunch at Taste, which was delicious.
I got an omelette with spinach, ham and cheddar cheese.
Here's my omelette from the outside:
And in case you were wondering how much spinach they used, here you go:
Boom. Delicious.
With a full belly, it was off for a long walk through Central Park. Great people watching, though walking those hills wasn't much easier than running them. My legs were screaming at me.
I walked from the Upper East Side all the way through Central Park and over to Herald Square.
That is very far.
Doable? Sure.
Doable the day after your longest run ever? Barely.
Luckily I had good company. Wink.
Next stop? Aura Wellness Spa.
Yesterday I mentioned to my nice friend who is a boy that "we should get massages on Sunday."
He liked the idea. And he made appointments.
Spa Aura is pretty incredible. I didn't take pictures, obviously — I wanted my phone as far away as possible today so I could really relax — but check out the website. The spa has these four grottos which are basically sauna igloos.
Two of the grottos are really hot, one is a steam room and there's an ice grotto. My skin was ridiculously soft after sitting in them for about 10 minutes.
Then it was massage time.
The massage was awesome. My massage therapist may have walked on my back. I was fine with it.
After the massage, I thought the fun was over.
And then a tray appeared in the room with a bottle of champagne, cantaloupe and crackers.
Well played, Aura. Well played. You brought my body back to life and got me a tiny bit drunk. You rule.
After a little steam action it was back to reality.
I've been craving mango salsa lately. My friend who is a man and is a good time managed to find a Mexican restaurant near the spa that served mango salsa.
Who does that?
So we went and got some.
And we chased it with 16 Handles.
Now I've got my air conditioning blasting and I'm ready for the week ahead.
TELL ME: What was the highlight of your weekend?
Posted in Celebrity Sightings, Central Park, Dance, Food, Happy Things, NYC, Running and tagged 16 Handles, Aura Wellness Spa, Bridle Path, Brunch, Central Park, Coach Cane, Dance Teacher Summit, Massage, Mrs. Coach Cane, Running, Taste-
29 Responses to "Is This Real Life?"
chloe says: July 31, 2011 at 8:12 pm
is this special friend a fellow run for the rabbit runner ???? me thinks so…
Nope! Keep guessing 😉
Dori says: July 31, 2011 at 8:14 pm
Your day was so perfect! Don't know how you can run and walk like this after a long run. Amazing about the champagne… And the mango salsa.
My highlight was my half marathon PR- one I never thought I'd see in my lifetime!
Wow you had a wonderful weekend!! I can't wait to here more about this boy! 🙂
I am having a great time as I have been on vacation since Thursday and we have a long weekend so tomorrow is vacation again 🙂 A lot of running involved but it feels good when you are on vacation!!
How fun! I'm going to look into these sauna igloos. My highlight was finally having dinner with a bestest friend who needs a lot of support, but we've missed each other the past few weeks due to travel. It was so good to finally sit and chat and share.
Wow, I'm definitely jealous! Sounds like an amazing weekend…and I want to hear about this "nice man friend'….next AM sweat squad chat session??
kimretta says: July 31, 2011 at 8:29 pm
Um, my favorite part about this weekend might have been reading all your pseudonyms for your manfriend in this post! (Before that it was my 12-mile run on Saturday, though now my knee is a little jacked up too, wtf)
And I want a sauna igloo.
definitely jealous of your weekend, ali! i've spent mine working and working and working (and seeing a handsome man friend of my own, so it's not all bad!)
Hope says: July 31, 2011 at 8:31 pm
Wow, what an amazing weekend!! Its so nice to have a special someone do such lovely things for you! Can't wait to read more about him!
Love your blog by the way 🙂 and thanks for tweeting me back yesterday, I'm still getting the hang of that thing! Actually looking forward to a run this afternoon (its Monday and winter in New Zealand) so I think I'm starting to 'get it' with running…slowly but surely!
Sounds like a fabulous weekend! Your coach's wife does NOT look pregnant at all. I want to be like that someday! Congrats on your long run and getting out for some recovery miles today. I want to try that massage place – awesome!
Ali–a real treat running with you even though you guys didn't do the turnaround, and I had to sprint to catch up. Don't worry, Baby doesn't need oxygen. So, I guess Coach Cane wasn't fast enough to get all three of us in the pic, huh? Or was that pic cropped? I know who your man friend is. I know Ali's man friend and will divulge for the right price. Next time will you slow down for me? hahahahhahaah.
BTW, my running girdle gives me the sexiest silhouette.
What a fun weekend! Mrs Coach Cane is pregnant???She looks fabulous! I certainly did not look like that when I was 6 months pregnant!
The highlight of my weekend was a phenomenal and very special dinner at Bouley down in Tribeca
Ali says: July 31, 2011 at 9:07 pm
Yay for a great weekend! I love nights when I get a ton of sleep. Seriously, best feeling ever!
Your friend is stellar 🙂
Best part of weekend – chilling by the pool with two of my best friends (and former teammates). And sleeping in today! Hope to see you and the am sweat squad soon!
Sounds like you had a perfect weekend! 🙂
We had friends in from out of town, so we overate (I might be a liiiiiiittle sick to my stomach from all the overeating), checked out all the Chicago touristy things, and had a ridiculously good time. I can't believe it's already over!
a massage? mexican food? champagne? damn. you really did have an awesome sunday. love it!
the highlight of my weekend was brunch with the ladyfriends. so relaxing. so delightful. so yummy.
What a great day and weekend! Your friend who is a man sounds amazing! Does he have any friends available??
What a great day! Yah for man friends 😉
If your special friend is smart, he will sell the rights to his first blog photo Suri Cruise style!
Now that is an awesome day. Man who is a friend is amazing! Where can I get one of those (for real, actually, I would like to know that more than one exist)?
Sounds like an absolutely wonderful weekend! We drove to Cleveland to see one of my sorority sisters get married. She's one of te very first people I met my first day at college, and it was amazing to see her in her dress. So beautiful!
oh man, a massage + cantaloupe + champagne sounds AWESOME. good work man that is your friend.
congrats on running 18-miles – you are going to CRUSH this marathon 😀 morning sweat squad meet-up soon??
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Your handsome friend sounds pretty awesome. So does the whole massage, champagne, salsa, frozen yogurt combo. Is there a better way to celebrate a long run? I think not. Glad you had a great weekend!
My highlight was crushing my previous half marathon PR this weekend at the NYRR Queens Half Marathon!!!
Mmm mango salsa. I've made it at home a few times but it's never as good as when you get it in a restaurant!
My highlight was the first double digit run of marathon training! So many more to come…
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Mike Patton is returning as The Darkness in The Darkness 2. Mike is known for singing, songwriting and more recently doing voice work as the hellish Darkness in The Darkness 1.
I thoroughly enjoyed The Darkness, and it was one of my favourite games for a fairly long time. The story and the awesome "Darkness" clawing away at strangers hearts, avoiding light and grabbing guys by the throat made the game pretty exciting and a game that I fondly remember. If the second game follows along with the strengths of the first one then this game is going straight on my pre-order list.
If you forgot what The Darkness is about, here's a little intro:
Players control Jackie Estacado, who inherited the demonic powers of The Darkness on his 21st birthday from his father who carried the curse before him. By staying in the shadows and avoiding the light, Jackie can summon the tremendous powers of The Darkness to eviscerate his enemies with deadly Demon Arms and supernatural abilities, all while enduring the taunts and goading of the evil that consumes him.
The Darkness II breaks out of the sea of conventional first-person shooters with its fervid Quad-Wielding gameplay, which will allow players to slash, grab, and throw objects and enemies with their Demon Arms while simultaneously firing two weapons. The game is layered with the use of dark versus light, steeped in deep and twisted storytelling, and engulfed in stylistic violence that is visualized through a hand-painted graphic noir technique that stays true to its comic book origins.
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Sunshine Week: A review of AB 257
Assembly Bill 257, while short and simple, would have a tremendous impact on the public's ability to participate effectively in government. If passed, this bill would allow the public to comment on each agenda action item as a public body addresses it and before a vote is taken. Currently, public bodies are required to hold only one public-comment period. That period can - and often does - come after voting has taken place.
Currently, the Clark County School District utilizes the public-comment process proposed by AB 257. School board President Carolyn Edwards, who spearheaded CCSD's change in format, welcomes the idea of AB 257. She says that while there were some issues in the beginning, the process has made for better board decisions: "I wouldn't want to go back because I think we make good decisions..." And while the CCSD school board takes public input on non-action items, which is not proposed under AB 257, Edwards thinks comment on these items is important as well because they may very well become action items later. "It helps you think about the needs and concerns," she said.
AB 257 would also require a public-comment period on non-agenda matters to come just before adjournment. This would allow the public to know exactly when general comments will be heard. Many times, public bodies hold general comments during the middle of a meeting, after all votes are taken, or the chair, at his or her prerogative, will simply move public comments during the meeting. Often those wishing to speak have missed their opportunity because the meeting moved along quicker than expected or the chair moved the comment period. By placing the item at the end of the meeting, individuals will know exactly when comments will be taken and can plan accordingly.
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i'm a 35 year old married white male, and recently i was somewhat gang raped by a bunch of men. when i say "somewhat", i mean i went into a situation orally willing, but the situation changed and i was anally raped. i'll explain. for some time now, i have had the desire to see what it would be like to suck another man's cock. i'm not attracted to men, but i don't like to make judgement on something unless i try it first. so i figured i would try it once so that i would know what it is like.
i didn't know how to go about finding a guy for this so i put an ad on a personals website stating that i just wanted to suck a dick for the first time and nothing else. right away i had alot of reply's from horny, mostly old men who were willing. i screaned all of them and came accross a guy my age who lived close and wanted to meet. so i agreed to meet him at a park and from there he told me he knew a place we could go were i could take my time sucking his cock.
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i looked at his dick and noticed he was realy well endowed. a long, fat, circumsized cock that had no flaws. i said, "you have a nice cock". his reply was, "i'm glad you like it. come over here and whorship it." i walked over and dropped to my knees in front of him and staired at his big cock. it was hard and ozzing pre-cum. the first thing i did was grab his cock and licked the pre-cum off the tip of his dick. his cock felt rock hard in my hand as i stroked it and sucked at his dick hole trying to get more of his pre-cum. i said, "that taste good, your dick taste good".
thats when he said, "take all your clothes off". i said, "i'm only here to suck your dick, thats it". he said, "thats what your going to do, but i love to see a fully naked man on his knees in front of me servicing my cock. it realy turns me on. what do you say?" i replied, "I don't know man." he then said, "come on guy, turn me on. take your clothes off and spend as much time as you like with my dick." i was enjoying his dick in my mouth and so i figured if it turned him on, it would probably make sucking his cock even better. so i said, "alright. why not?"
so i walked over to the desk and took all my clothes off and set them on it. i turned around and saw him stairing at my body. i went back and got back down on my knees and began sucking his cock again. as i sucked, he said, "if you don't mind me saying, you have a realy nice ass." i just continued to suck his dick for awhile when he said, "you like my cock don't you?" i shook my head yes. he said, "good, and i like your ass. so what do you say you let me fuck your asshole." i took his dick out of mouth and said, "no way man! this is all i'm doing." he said, "come on man, let me fuck you in the butt."
i again told him, "no". thats when i heard the door open behind me. i turned around and saw five naked men walk in. all of them, ages ranging from late thirties to late forties, had a very serious look on them. they formed a circle around me withier dicks in my face. I said, "whats going on?" the guy i was blowing said, "i told you, i want to fuck your asshole, and so do they." i started skaking a little bit and said, "you guys are going to gang rape me?" he said, "not if you submit to being our sex slave." right then, i felt a hand slide in the crack of my ass and a finger slide up my butthole.
i said, "how about i suck all your dicks?" he said, "you will, but your asshole is still going to get the shit fucked out of it." the finger in my ass was working it pretty good. it felt wierd, but didn't hurt. but then again, it was only a finger. then the finger got pulled out and the guy i was blowing got behind me and lifted my butt up so that i was on all fours. right then, someone grabbed my head and lifted it up and i saw anouther cock in my face. i opened my mouth and he put his dick inside of it and began fucking my face.
a second or two later, i felt something wet and cold being applied to my butthole, then i felt his cock slide all the way inside my asshole as i let out a loud moan from the pressure of my butthole being strected wide open. it hurt as he began to fuck my asshole deep and hard, but there was a bit of pleasure from that at the same time. for the next couple of hours, the six of them took turns fucking my mouth and my asshole until i had swallowed all of thier cum.
after they were done, my asshole was realy sore and the taste of cum lingered in my mouth. i didn't know what they were going to do next, so i said, "thanks guys. i had alot of fun." which for the most part, i did. but i didn't want my ass fucked. but it was kind of exciting. the guy i met up with gave me a ride back to my car and said, "if you want to do that again, email me and we'll set it up. if you want more guys, i can get more."
i was sore for some time. but i thought about that day all the time. so i have emailed him and told him i wanted to meet up with the six of them and be thier sex toy again. i think the second time will be even better than the first time. we'll see.
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I really enjoyed the story, but like above a little more detail would make it great. Thanks, and keep writing!
2006-04-08 12:10:58
it's funny how you get some readers telling you how your a fag and give you all that negitive feedback. yet, here they are reading it themselves. (they are feeling shame and fear about the inner homosexual that is buried inside themselves.) i understand that this is just a story, but it seems that the story has attracted them enough to read it and then post a comment. whatever the comment might be, negitive or possitive, they still read the story enough to post one.
good going and keep up the stories.
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Not bad, but the details were conspicuously missing during the sex. Add more to that part and it'll be great. I'll give it 6/10.
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That episode was immediately followed by another that had me falling apart. It was about a female law enforcement officer, possibly an assistant DA, who is brought face to face with the boy she dated when she was 17. She ran away with him and was shocked to learn that he was a violent criminal. And for some reason, seeing him again brought back all of the pain of her first love, and ultimately proved to her that the choices we make, even as teens, shape our entire lives. How being with the wrong guy can potentially ruin the rest of your life. I cried through this one, too, since it hit very close to home. I had a pretty rotten childhood, and I, like may teens, rebelled. I ended up dating and running away with a guy when I was a teen. When I was younger, I had the bad habit of trying to help people who had things worse than I did, and I tended to overlook the obvious, or I convinced myself that I could show them enough love to make them change. Yeah. I was really that naiive. So anyway, I was dating this guy who had it pretty rough. His mother never wanted him and he was in and out of the system all the time growing up. Somehow, I was able to see the good in him, as yes, we do all have a good side, and I thought I could help him. He ended up getting into some kind of trouble and was running from the police, (which I had NO clue about) and he convinced me to run away with him. So I did. For a month or so. And them my parents drove to another state and brought me home. I remember I was SO angry with them for that. But now, 15 years later, I realize that may have saved my life. The guy I was seeing was dangerous, although I was blind to that fact. He was trouble. And he always told me I was "never getting rid of him." And where is this guy now? In prison. For LIFE. For murder. Yes, really. I read this in the paper some years after I left him. I was lucky to have gotten away from him! Who knows what he could have ended up doing to me? How scary is that?!
I have never known anyone who was capable of taking another human life outside of military duties....So that episode made me weep. Not because I have any feelings left for this man, because I certainly don't. I was crying because I realized how differently my life could have ended up had I not gotten away from him. None of my children would exist. I would not be married to the wonderful man I am married to now, who subsequently is not capable of hurting a fly, unless he absolutely HAD to. I could have ended up dead. But I'm not. I had my own angels watching out for me during that time. I am convinced of this. What a humbling realization.....
So I watched a few more episodes. I cried some more. And I realized just how incredibly lucky and blessed I am. I am not overly religious. I believe in God, and I have faith, but I do not subscribe to one organized religion. I usually check the box that says: "Christian, Other." We don't go to church. I DO read my Bible, though, and I do pray. My husband is an athiest turned agnostic, (hey, at least that's a tiny step in the right direction) and I don't know when or if he will ever have any real faith. It's funny, because he was raised in a very Christian family, and even has an uncle who is a very talented minister, who has been televised and has written books. So when he came home and saw what I was watching, he rolled his eyes and said "Come on, really?!" I told him that it was nice to finally be able to watch a TV show with a positive message, and that having a little faith in something bigger than himself might do him some good,lol.
I came to the realization that maybe God DOES have a hand in everything that happens...Maybe I was meant to go through some of the difficult things I had to go through when I was younger. Maybe those experiences were meant to teach me, and to get me ready spiritually and emotionally to be where I am now. A wife to a loving , kind man, and the mother of 3 beautiful children. Maybe there are angels that keep up from straying too far down the wrong road in life. I think of the person I used to be, and I look at my children now, and I realize that things could be very, very different. I thank God every day for my "angels." Miracles do exist. One is sleeping right beside me, and another is destroying my bedroom as I write this. And to think....If God didn't intervene and put me back on track years ago, even if I didn't recognize it at the time, my miracles wouldn't exist. What a humbling thought.
Do you believe in angels? In God? Have you had any similar experiences where God was helping and you didn't even realize it? I would love to hear your stories! The world is so full of ugliness at times, I think we should all take some time to reflect on the many blessings and miracles in our lives.
Okay. Sermon over. Thanks for listening!


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Blast From the Past and MP3: :Nobuhjest:'s Self-Titled EP ... Don't Call It "Emo!"
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Self-titled EP (Smooth Lips Records)
As cool and casual as it might be to sit here and make and odd and/or end out of the whole post - punk, post - hardcore, post - post - post - whatever debacle, I feel like I've been beating off into the frappe blender for much too long without having to go into particulars. I mean, who cares about "post-anything" as long as the music is good, right? Have we exhausted all the cool ways of writing about rock and roll music?
So that aside, it gets me a little giddy to talk about a little outfit that existed in South Florida in that awkward growing spurt of the mid-90's, :Nobuhjest:. Yes, with the colons.
Formed in 1994 and dissolved sometime in 1997, :Nobuhjest: was the product of singer/guitarist David, bassman Michael, and drummer Sean. The guys were previously comfortable in both contemporary punk rock outfits and the slightly more experimental scenester bands, and in :Nobuhjest: blended all of these influences with a rash of hardcore thrown in for good measure.
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The band what it did with style and a simplicity that, upon further review, reveals a complex layer of artistic and creative energy on which some of my colleagues in the past have slapped the "emo" label, for no apparent good reason. So, if a bunch of dudes happen to play their instruments well and with panache, that makes them "emotional?" Gimme a fucking break.
Okay, so this little seven-inch record clocks in slightly under the eight-minute mark, and both songs, "Golden Rey" and "Apart," work well together. They are similar in certain aspects, but manage to thrill and explore individually. (An MP3 of "Apart" is available below.)
Think of Jade Tree Records bands (The Promise Ring, Joan of Arc), mix in a little Swiz or the later incarnation of Sweetbelly Freakdown, the obvious stylistic points of Jawbreaker and Seaweed, and the vocal aspects of Texas' Gomez. With all of that, you'll get an idea of where the band's mind frame was during the production of this record.
Released by Mike Borras' Smooth Lips Records, the EP was recorded and engineered by Jeremy Dubois at Tapeworm Studios. While I'm unsure on the press run, I'm pretty sure that it neared the 500 mark and that's no easy feat, given that all the covers were individually hand-made and decorated.
And here's my personal point of contention, because there usually is a personal angle here. My own copy of the record has probably the simplest cover they produced! I mean, it's still hand-made and whatnot, but I would later see some editions with mosaics of mirror pieces and paint. I felt, at least temporarily, a little sad.
Currently, Sean is the drummer for local darlings Modernage and Mike has kept himself busy with Map of the Universe, Foreign Bodies, and Beings, the latter of which will perform with the Getback this Saturday at Sweat Records.
And no, the cover image above is not my personal copy. I got that from the Internet via my buddy Chip's web site, The South Florida Scene Past and Present, because it's more aesthetically pleasant than mine. And no, I have no idea as to the meaning behind the band's name or the use of colons in it.
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You can click on these images to make them larger, and we are naming the purplish one, NOT the green one, his name is Jolly Holly and he has a home in England with The Crumpet!
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Sippin-Winspur Post No. 176
Monroe, Connecticut
Sippin-Winspur Post No. 176
The American Legion
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Post 176 Meetings are held the second Thursday
of every month at 7:00 pm at
The Monroe Senior Center at 235 Cutler's Farm Road
Our 2016-2017 meetings are as follows:
September 8, 2016
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What is U.S. Code Title 36 § 301?
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It is the proper conduct during the playing of the National Anthem.
United States Code, 2011 Edition
Title 36 - PATRIOTIC AND NATIONAL OBSERVANCES, CEREMONIES, AND ORGANIZATIONS
Subtitle I - Patriotic and National Observances and Ceremonies
Part A - Observances and Ceremonies
Sec. 301 - National Anthem
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(a) Designation: The composition consisting of the words and music known as the Star-Spangled Banner is the National Anthem.
(b) Conduct During Playing: During a rendition of the National Anthem
(1) when the flag is displayed
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(C) all other persons present should face the flag and stand at attention with their right hand over the heart, and men not in uniform, if applicable, should remove their headdress with their right hand and hold it at the left shoulder, the hand being over the heart; and
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Almost 40 men stepped forward to make that claim, but only James Kilroy was a 46-year old shipyard worker during the war. He worked Kilroy would count a block of rivets and put a check mark in semi- Later on, an off-shift inspector would come through and count the One day Kilroy's boss called him into his office. The foreman was The tight spaces he had to crawl in to check the rivets didn't lend Ordinarily the rivets and chalk marks would have been covered up with paint. With war on, however, ships were leaving the Quincy Yard so As a result, Kilroy's inspection "trademark" was seen by thousands of servicemen who boarded the troopships the yard produced. His message To the unfortunate troops outbound in those ships, however, he was a Kilroy became the U.S. super-GI who had always "already been" And as the war went on, the legend grew. Underwater demolition teams The first person inside was Stalin, who emerged and asked his aide To help prove his authenticity in 1946, James Kilroy brought along |
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Monday, December 12, 2011
Another subway closed. Why are they being closed and filled in? I would have thought it was better to walk under the line than cross it.
Siganl box closed, but it is a two part drop sign, so it could be open at times.
The signal box has an air con unit, so it must be used sometimes.
What happened to the Green Point Cafe? There was no evidence of a cafe being there within the station. It is not advertising for the cafe located elsewhere?
I shouldn't have looked down as I boarded the train. There was the biggest gap I have ever seen between the platform and the train. I felt like some do when looking down from heights.
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I know the one at Bentleigh was closed because it regularly flooded and you'd be thigh deep in water. Surely it would be easier to put drainage in than fill it up and make people cross the tracks. Bentleigh is a prime example of that idea failing, with how many deaths in the last few years?
ReplyDeleteThere was a time when everything in Australia was [based on] British - e.g. "The Postmaster General", or A B telephone boxes. Then the world turned upside down.
And so I laughed when, earlier this year, I started using trains again and saw the legend "Mind The Gap" stencilled onto the edges of platforms.Fen, I think they all flood. Just don't use it if it floods. I think most would need pumps rather than just drains. Bentleigh is a good example.
River, I recall an old man fell down between a gap here in Melb. Think he was ok. I am sure there were times when you felt like losing your kids down a gap.
FruitCake, but without the crystal clear announcements that accompany the signs in London. Actually, I have noticed of late how much we are still taking from Britain and the Continent, rather than the US.
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Mainly, because interpretations of Freddy might be interesting. Michael Myers was perfect in the 1st Halloween. Jason, to me, is somewhat 1 dimensional no matter how you interpret him. Freddy, on the other hand, could be taken so many different directions and still be fun and disturbing.
it's always a set with a dead tree on it, and glass in front of the person with something written on it in lipstick. oh and everything shifts in and out of focus really quickly.
Bayer directed "Smells Like Teen Spirit." Cobain himself re-edited Bayer's. An interesting connection here is that Cobain often wore a Freddy Krueger sweater onstage. http://tinyurl.com/km5udv

 I'm interested in seeing Freddy's "new face" now but it just seems that an entire re-design sans sweater and fedora would've been nice.
I wrote this in another Elm Street thread but do you know if in the remake/re imagining/new take they delve into the child molester/killer side of Freddy Kruger before he is BBQ'd. Outside of the first movie, the Freddy in the the original films was someone the audience cheered for. A child molester/rapist/killer is perhaps the most monstrous and evil thing in our world. I hope the writers can actually create a character we truly hate/fear, but I guess I am hoping for too much.
WTF man? That movie is great! I disagree with you Capone, setting a precedent for further disagreements on the internet. Because nobody has ever done that before.
...that came up with this one?
was their a chubby ginger 'female' in a wheelchair at the head of that queue perchance? Just wondering
They're going to totally redo all the kick ass kills from the original.
 Tina, who gets her stomach slashed opened In front of her boyfriend who cant do nothing but watch an invisible force paint the room with her.
 Freddy's attempt to drown Tina in the tub.
 The "Depp" bed fountain
 Some of the best shit I've ever seen in a horror film with a 2010 twists----I'm sorry-
 WHY THE FUCK ARE THEY REMAKING THIS MOVIE!?
I'll watch this one too, because if we don't support these remakes, well then Hollywood will stop making them. We must support these remakes, in order to get special editions of the original films.
was the first movie I watched on home video; Betamax. My mom knew a guy who had a walk-on part. Is this a remake of the first Elm Street movie?
Everyone is screaming they hate reboots, but love Dark Knight, and want to see Spiderman rebooted. Which is it?
July 22, 2009, 7:58 p.m. CST
by ChoclateWoman
and then the franchise will disappear into oblivion. That's how these horror remakes from Mikey bay work. No fisting rights for you, sir.
,,,where an angry and drunk richard harris fucks and then eats a killer whale?
Be sure to support Bay's cocaine habit. Long live the mullet and brown leather jacket.
July 22, 2009, 8:03 p.m. CST
by supercowbell5THECOWBELLHASSPOKEN
smells like teen spirit, a few storkes videos, green days holiday, jesus of suburbia and american idiot, and some other classics. i coulda swore he made nirvanas in bloom though?
I'm down for a different story with the same characters. I'm even down with a re-make of a Bad movie, I personally enjoyed The Hills Have eyes re-make as well as the Last house on the left which I thought was far better than the originals.
 I'm just sick of these remakes that attempt to remake or re-do the scenes that made the originals great, for instance the Hitcher and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
 Leave it up to these ass holes and they would re-make The Adam West Batman movie as it was. We wouldn't get Nolan's version, which at this rate is going to be re-made before the decade is out.
The film that was not only a total rip-off of Jaws, was even named after Quint's boat in Jaws, and one of the first scenes involved a killer whale making quick work of a great white to make it seem like these things were far more frightening, even though blonde bimbettes ride them at Sea World.
I saw that flick when i was a kid & thought it was cool. Bo Derek getting her leg chomped off by a killer whale whilst in her lounge room made me laugh my ass off. Why doesn't Hollywood try doing some giant animal movies eating c-grade stars instead of remakes. Eric Roberts fighting a giant beaver, I'd watch that.
Its funny how in another topic someone mentioned Jackie in Little Children praising his performance and I happened to catch it on TV this very same day/night. Never saw him in anything else and have to say hes a pretty good actor (at least from this role). So Im actually interested and believe he can pull of a Krueger. As for the rest of the film, Im sure its going to suck, but I know his Krueger will be good. Enough to save this movie? no.
videos? chris fucking cunningham! i know that ship has sailed but still, it shouldve been
And that was around 1989.

I always thought that Shamu son a bitch looked liked he wanted to jump out his tank and munch on the disabled kids in the front row... maybe I should watch the whole movie.
Are they doing sick fuck or comedy slasher?
Opening Weekend, a reboot of A Nightmare on Elm Street will make more. Freddy was always more popular than Jason at the box office. This comes out in April of next year when there isn't shit out. It will make money. And I wont defend Platinum Dunes (because F13 was bland and needed more bite), but they have had successes over 50 million. The TCM remake nearly hit the century mark. And F13 being mediocre still managed to make 91 million (world wide) on a 16 million budget. Plus an additional 7 million on DVD.
A reboot of Nightmare will top that, and will probably be their most successful film. My only only only suggestion to them is to not let Jablonsky do another uninteresting and bland score that sounds like banging trash cans. His boring score for F13 made the movie drag when it shouldn't have.
Shit that was an evil film. Doesn't it flick a guy with it's tail at the end and smash him on a iceberg? And the chick is just left alone? Shit, I haven't seen that since I was 6 yrs old, that's over 16yrs ago. My memory is masterful!
I can't stress that enough to Fuller and Form. The Nightmare theme, the score, even the 1, 2 Freddy's Coming For You better be in this or it's FAIL... After that mess of a score for F13 I hope they know better. I'd even fucking take Tuesday Knight's Nightmare theme from Part 4 over another boring fucking score from Jablonsky.
You know, the giant mutated bear movie (among other creatures). I love both of those movies for being cheesy but taken seriously by the actors involved.
He's the grandson of the original.
...you managed to say absolutely nothing about the film, and definitely nothing interesting! good job!
As in, is Freddy a real life killer or is he still only exist in dreams? Also, just out of curiousity, what kind of argument could you have gotten into involving a design choice you approve of with the guys who made the design?
I thought I'd seen every video nasty ever made, How did I miss Prophecy. Just IMDB'd it, damn Frankenheimer had an up & down career.
He's a child murderer / rapist (the first film clouds this a little, as back then child abusers were seen as too strong a subject). The parents on Elm St kill him. And he comes back in dreams for revenge by murdering the children of those that killed him. In dreams. If you die in the dream, you die in real life. That's the story.
PROPHECY is a piece of shit. Its only claim to fame is the attention it gets paid (by accident) in Stephen King's book DANSE MACABRE.
three articles for the same movie during the same day. Like we're supposed to be flipping through all three? It's not like we're looking at reviews from three AICN staffers.
This time he's Nancy's grampa instead of dad.
and played by Woll Smoth
motherfucker teeniboppers better not take all the seats for AVATAR.
July 22, 2009, 10:13 p.m. CST
by adiehardfanwithalethalweapon
Now that don't make any damned sense. If you thought it was so fantastic wouldn't the platinum dunes guys take it as a compliment?
I know remakes make money, but I seriously cannot get my head around the need for these films. Doesn't DVD-Bluray-downloads negate the need for "introducing these films to a brand new audience" as all these hacks sprout every time they do it. I live in the arse end of Australia & I can get a hold of any damn flick I've ever wanted to see without leaving my chair. So tell me young'uns, have you seen any of these films without some prior knowledge or viewing of the originals? I'm just curious.
...for nine more months and this site is ALREADY fawning all over it. Do you think the Platinum Dunes guys gave Harry a peek at the advertising $$$ they'll be spending at AICN next year? Let the ass-kissing begin!!!!!
The nightmare movies are good because of Freddy. Freddy is good because of Robert Englund. Platinum dunes has not made ONE movie that I liked so far. And I went to see all of them in the theater because I was behind them every time. Chainsaw, Amityville, Jason- every time I was pumped and every time, they disappointed me. This time, I'm insulted right off the bat because of the casting. I have no problem with the actor they chose, I just have a problem with the fact that they think they can get away with choosing anybody other than Englund when he is alive and well, and certainly more than willing to play the part. It can't be a marketing thing because nobody goes to see a movie just because Jackie Three Name Haley is in it. "Hey guys, you wanna see the new Haley flick?" "Uh...no"
Horror villains are always a lot scarier when there is absolutely no explanation whatsoever for their murderous behavior.
Apart from the quick paycheck. Do they think they can express someone else's idea better than the creator? Has a "more realistic take" ever resulted in a better film? Keep them away from the Sistine Chapel, please.
If they want to portray Freddy as a hateful and frightening figure, they could not have cast Englund in the role. He has been hamming it up for years as Freddy, and his portrayal wouldn't suit a more horrific interpretation.
Because it fucks my chance of seeing a sequel to the spectacular "Freddy vs Jason". I'm am not kidding, either. I want that fucking sequel.
So they can mop up all the douches from the women at the Twilight Panel
his lips and other easy to burn crap are gone..twoface but in one face..kinda...Im wondering if they have kept the flames a bit,..we shall see...on pne version they were there now and again...
needs to stop playing every role like he's still Beaver Casablancas
I would have liked a sequel to FvJ because there were so many unanswered questions in the first. Seriously, though, I liked that movie but I hated all of the kids. Talk about some annoying douches. And what the fuck was with the Jay wannabe? That kid was really annoying.
Please have something good on film! Hope I didnt post that twice.
I love the way the Ronny Yu paid homage to both characters without changing them to please a new audience.
 I thought the story was handled very well. Freddy was like Loki in that thing, with all his manipulating and scheming. I especially enjoyed how he made Jason his lap dog until the tables turned on him.
 Both battles they had in Freddy's realm and in Jason's were epic. And the "douche bag" teenager kills were quality. Especially when Jason backhand's that Destiny's Child bitch into a tree, too bad it wasn't Beyonce.
 The stuff they did with Freddy in the beginning when they give you some of his background was well played by Englund.
 One of my favorite scenes was the party in the cornfield. When the one kid who looked like Jack Black threw the hundred proof swill he was drinking on Jason and sets him on fire.
 And what do you get? Jason Vorhees, on fire chopping up every-thing in site!
 I agree, I would've enjoyed seeing a sequel to that thing.
Most of the original movies were made in the 70's/80's and despite some cosmetic differences they are still as fresh as they were the day they were released. Phillip Kaufman's Invasion of the Body Snatchers, John Carpenter's The Thing and David Cronenberg's The Fly are, IMHO, the three best remakes ever made but the original films were very cheesy and corny because they were made in the 50's and 60's when filmmakers didn't take the Horror/Sci-fi genres seriously. Would anyone here compare the original Invasion of the Body Snatchers/The Thing/The Fly to The Texas Chainsaw massacre, Friday the 13th or A Nightmare on Elm Street? You couldn't and that's because Chainsaw, F13th and ANOES were made in the 1980's when filmmakers didn't have the restrictions that they did in the 50's or 60's in regards to sex or violence or the types of story they wanted to tell.

The one and only point of these remakes today is to rebrand, repackage and resell these old concepts to us and that is because Hollywood today is completely and utterly devoid of anything resembling originality, innovation or intelligence. The studio's are run by corporate Wall Street style scum who are totally creatively bankrupt while the youth of today are brain dead morons who will lap up a flashy remake made by some music video/commercial directing hack because they are soo fucking riddled with ADD that they couldn't possibly watch the original films or anything that doesn't have epileptic cinematography or rapid fire editing. FUCK THE WORLD!!!
July 23, 2009, 12:57 a.m. CST
by theycallmemrtibbs
and possibly will be better than the new Elm Street.
 Why?
 Because Ronny Yu was a fan of those characters. I even enjoyed his take on Chucky.
 That's not to say that he's the only one out there. I believe there are plenty of directors and writers that love this type of material.
 Hollywood execs need to understand If you don't bring people aboard that have a genuine passion for the material and they take the assignment as a "shit" job that could lead to them doing "bigger " and "better" things, re-makes and re-boots will not work.
from what ive seen he looks more like an actual burn victim rather than the cheese on a pizza this time round. has the burns made the features of his face unrecognisable???? have a look at this zoom in as far as you can. http://i30.tinyp ic.com/2mms3up.jpg
Then I thought. I am actually looking forward to this. Jason and Meyers were just so simple to begin with. Freddy is a real character and will take a good director and actor to pull it off.
He's always playing Beaver Casablancas, as someone said before. I really loved TCM remake. Amityville was crap, The Hitcher was meh and Friday The 13th could have been a lor better. Bad characters ruined the movie, because Nispel got the tone and look. But I think this one will be great. I only hope they will make Freddy a monster and not a sympathetic character for the audience. That worked for the original saga, but they need to move on with that.
I think it was in 4 or 5 maybe. Could be Freddy's Dead. He is the bastard son of 1000 maniacs. A nurse was locked in an asylum overnight and raped by the inmates. He then, of course, went on to become a child raping serial killer.
I thought the idea was he was wrongly accused and burned to death and then he comes back to murder the kids as revenge. A dodgy video collection sounds like they might have changed their minds.

 I'm really looking forward to seeing the new face, I hope it's as scary as Freddy looked in the first two films before they started showing his face clearly in 3 onwards.
may be one of the best sequels out there.
The guy's going to be one huge character actor in a few years. He was phenomenal on Veronica Mars.
If you want to see geek rage in force, I did this review a while ago. Fucking awful film.
 http://tinyurl.com/kqwfza
moocher some work is a good thing. "breaking away" you bitches.
"Freddy is not some silent, faceless monster (okay, he's a little faceless). At one point he was a man, and he has an interesting story that I think will work as part of this film." Yeah cuz the mystery in the original film made it too frightening :( :(
Yeah, they had Englund with no makeup at all and everything. It's been done. Or they could reboot it, and say Freddy isn't a man but really a reptillian visitor from another planet. One two Willie's coming for you.
Capone, why are you wasting your time w/ that nonsense? Nobody here cares about Twilight.
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 FUCK THE NOES REMAKE! You replace the iconic actor who has played him 8 fucking times w/ the fanboy flavor of the month, well fuck you.
but died. people seem to forgive pedofils after they die. at least this what I saw recently
He should've been brought on board in some capacity, the fact he wasn't is bullshit. Both The Last House on the Left and The Hills Have Eyes Remakes were better movies for his involvement.
a preview for what is in essence a glorified blog. A blog not coming out for 8 months. Yippy.
July 23, 2009, 9:10 a.m. CST
by The Reluctant Austinite
What other film lets the "monster" win. Even though the killer whale would seem to be the film's villian, in many ways he's actually the hero. He's just seeking revenge against those who wronged him and killed his family. I could see Freddy identifying with this film.
July 23, 2009, 9:17 a.m. CST
by Uncle Stan
I expect the pedophile's new make-up will incorporate one or more of these features.
July 23, 2009, 9:23 a.m. CST
by turketron_2
"I just like doing stuff like this!"
To me, that is the most memorable death scene in the original film. After that I could never fall asleep with headphones on.
July 23, 2009, 9:57 a.m. CST
by WickedJester
That's one fun movie.
According to Fuller and Form. His days as Freddy are behind him. Freddy vs Jason was ass. Over the top, corny, badly acted (with the exception of Ritter and "Linderman") ass. The lead was the worst actress ever. Kelly Rowland was retarded. And Freddy only killed like 2 fucking people. Stupidity. Sorry. It was a Jason movie with a Freddy cameo and a ridiculous fight at the end. No need to see a sequel. That shit is done.
I am not against reboots, if they are going to bring an iconic character from my childhood back for a new audience, I'm cool with it. But their only good remake was the TCM remake. And it wasn't the same as the original. But it was an amped up, cleaned up, slick paced movie that had it been called TCM5, people would have been ok with it. But since it was a remake, people screamed bloody murder.
The sequel to the remake was stupid because it had connect the dots plotting like "Oh that's how he lost his legs" "Oh that's how he got the sheriff's uniform" and offered nothing new to any "Mythology" they created in the remake.
Amityville was just boring.
The Hitcher was pointless.
F13 lacked bite. It was tame in my opinion. And I feel as if it didn't go to far. TCM had bloodier moments than F13. But the "Killer Cut" on DVD was at least a little better. But the score still sucked and the ending still ripped off "Wrong Turn 2".
So nonsensical. I don't care if it was an homage to the first one, this ending was too stupid.
PS. This sounds like shit.
July 23, 2009, 11:30 a.m. CST
by Glory_Fades_ImMaxFischer
C'mon, gang. Kid in a cocoon sleeping bag hopping around to get away only to be broadsided up against a tree. Fat dude caught under a chain link fence gets his skull chomped off his shoulders which is casually chewed and crunched offscreen. Compleat with little Yogi sized beasts. Good times!
Is that long shot of the Bear at the shore of the lake tossing that dummy into the air.
Just based on other remakes. I am "of the 80's." Was a teenager then, and a huge fan of all three original movie franchises.
 The first two have been far less entertaining or "good" than the originals. Friday the 13th should have been the easiest remake, since (as everyone points out) Jason is pretty much a cipher. Yet, it was unbelievable boring. Not scary. Not sexy. Not fun. I will never watch another movie directed by Marcus Nispel again.
 Zombie's Halloween was a little bit better. His "prologue" was ok, but the actual Halloween night section was not scary either. And Zombie really only does one thing: White trash sadism. Still, I plan to see H2 next month, and that says something (considering Devils Rejects is one of the worst, and not in a good way) movies I've ever seen.
 I think Nightmare on Elm Street still holds up today, and I think a remake will be significantly less creepy/scary. I can't imagine they will have as much sex. I can't imagine Nancy's mom will have the development she got with Ronee Blakely's original. I bet the death scenes will be more CGI, less explicit. And Nancy....Pretty hard to top original Nancy. Still, Freddy has unlimited potential. I just doubt the filmmakers will have the imagination to pull it off.
Has brought back fond memories of the original. In retrospect, a horror movie about a freakin' pedophile who kills teens in their dreams seems kinda... sketchy. But then, hey, it was the 80s, the Age of Weirdness. Big hair, bright clothes, and synth-pop by androgenous artists. I was staying over with a friend, and there was girls and junk food aplenty, and Wes Craven's Nightmare was a modern-day ghost story, a fresh boogieman icon in an otherwise routine genre. I can't see them recapturing lightning in a bottle, but I'm always up for being pleasantly surprised.
That movie was a gift to horror fans. (sighs wistfully)
was a fun movie. No it wasn't frightening, but after so many Friday the 13ths and so many Nightmares what did you expect? It was a fun crossover movie, and pissed on the other recent crossover movie, AVP, from a great height. It was made with an honest attempt at entertainment...it modernised it's concepts to a point without pissing on what came before and, come to think of it, it was the darkest Elm Street since the original.
wow...i've never ever seen anyone say that, i always see people saying the opposite. i mean sure Jason gets most of the action but the look and style and tone is definately Nightmare. if it leans more to one side then its definately a Nightmare movie with Jason added in.
is becoming tiresome. Wake up Hollywood and start making real films again, you sad sacks of shit!
Enough already. Come original, people! And stop whoring out our beloved memories to some damn demographic!
No matter who loses, WE WIN!
You're right. I think the filmmaker's thinking was that since Jason films have been made in places as diverse as Manhattan and SPACE, that Jason is more essential than his environment (Crystal Lake), whereas all of Freddy's movies (exc. New Nightmare) are in Springwood/Elm Street.
Any Jason X love in here? I just gotta say, I think it's got some of the best kills (Liquid Nitrogen, Turn of the Screw), some of the best lines ('It's ok, he just wanted his machete back!'), definitely the best fx, of the entire franchise.
 Oh, and the holodeck sequence IS hilarious ('You wanna drink some beer? Or smoke some pot? Or have pre-marital sex? We love pre-marital sex!).
And a cameo by the Berg! (Cronen)
 I wanna see a sequel to THAT
But this movie is gonna suck harder than red matter.
JASON X fucking rocked. I watched it on a Friday night, after pizzaa and beer, with a couple of best mates. Fucking brilliant night at the movies!
 Fuck the haters. This is NOT Shakespeare. Great kills, some good lines and some hot chick action are all that's required. Oh, and Kane Hodder. Gotta respect the originals.
 But yeah, JASON X was just unpretentious fun that wanted nothing other than to entertain, which it did in spades. How could anyone hate JASON X? Fucking nerds. JASON X ROCKED!
Don't have any hope of this film having the balls to make Freddy Krueger a fucked up beyond belief pedophile zombie killer. In this remake he may or may not have been the killer which means he's probably just a killer back for revenge because he was wrongly framed which already shoots this fucking remake in the kneecaps. Go on imdb FAQ page and feel my fury.


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Gutmann, Myron, G.D. Deane, Kenneth M. Sylvester, and E.R. Merchant. 2011. Navigating Time and Space in Population Studies. New York : Springer. Abstract.
Gutmann, Myron, and Paul Stern. 2007. Putting People on the Map: Protecting Confidentiality with Linked Social-Spatial Data. Washington DC : National Academy Press. Abstract.
Benedict, Philip, and Myron Gutmann. 2005. Early modern Europe : from crisis to stability. Newark: University of Delaware Press.
Sylvester, Kenneth M., Myron Gutmann, and Daniel G. Brown. 2016. "At the margins: agriculture, subsidies and the shifting fate of North America's native grassland." Population and Environment, 37(3): 362-390. DOI. Abstract.
Parton, W.J., Myron Gutmann, Emily Merchant, M.D. Hartman, P.R. Adler, F.M. McNeal, and S.M. Lutz. 2015. "Measuring and mitigating agricultural greenhouse gas production in the US Great Plains, 1870-2000." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 112(34): E4681-E4688. PMCID: PMC4553787. DOI. Abstract.
Gutmann, Myron, S. Pullum-Pinon, Kristine M. Witkowski, G. Deane, and Emily Merchant. 2012. "Land Use and Family Formation in the Settlement of the US Great Plains." Social Science History, 36(3): 279-310. PMCID: PMC3952274. DOI. Abstract.
Merchant, Emily, B. Gratton, and Myron Gutmann. 2012. "A Sudden Transition: Household Changes for Middle Aged U.S. Women in the Twentieth Century." Population Research and Policy Review, 31(5): 703-726. PMCID: PMC3432984. DOI. Abstract.
Alter, George C., Myron Gutmann, Susan Hautaniemi Leonard, and Emily Merchant. 2012. "Introduction: Longitudinal Analysis of Historical-Demographic Data." Journal of Interdisciplinary History, 42(4): 503-517. DOI. Abstract.
Hartman, M.D., Emily Merchant, W. Parton, Myron Gutmann, S. Lutz, and S. Williams. 2011. "Impact of historical land-use changes on greenhouse gas exchange in the US Great Plains, 1883-2003." Ecological Applications, 21(4): 1105-1119. DOI. Abstract.
Carroll, T., and Myron Gutmann. 2011. "The Limits of Autonomy: The Belmont Report and the History of Childhood." Journal of the History of Medicine and the Allied Sciences, 66(1): 82-115. PMCID: PMC2998285. DOI. Abstract.
Leonard, Susan Hautaniemi, Myron Gutmann, and Glenn D. Deane. 2011. "Household and Farm Transitions in Environmental Context." Population and Environment, 32(4): 287-317. PMCID: PMC3105790. Abstract.
Gratton, Brian, and Myron Gutmann. 2010. "Emptying the nest: older men in the United States, 1880-2000." Population and Development Review, 36(2): 331 - 356. DOI. Abstract.
Gutmann, Myron, and V. Field. 2010. "Katrina in historical context: environment and migration in the US." Population and Environment, 31(1-3): 3-19. PMCID: PMC2860332. DOI. Abstract.
Abrahamson, M., K. Bollen, Myron Gutmann, G. King, and Amy M. Pienta. 2009. "Preserving Quantitative Research-Elicited Data for Longitudinal Analysis. New Developments in Archiving Survey Data in the US." Historical Social Research-Historische Sozialforschung, 34(3): 51-59. Abstract.
Alter, George C., Kees Mandemakers, and Myron Gutmann. 2009. "Defining and Distributing Longitudinal Historical Data in a General Way Through an Intermediate Structure." Historical Social Research-Historische Sozialforschung, 34(3): 78-114. Abstract. Public Access.
Gutmann, Myron, Mark Abrahamson, Margaret O. Adams, Micah Altman, Caroline Arms, Kenneth) Bollen, Michael Carlson, Jonathan Crabtree, Darrell Donakowski, Gary King, Jared Lyle, Marc Maynard, Amy M. Pienta, Richard Rockwell, Lois Timms-Ferrara, and Copeland H. Young. 2009. "From Preserving the Past to Preserving the Future: The Data-PASS Project and the Challenges of Preserving Digital Social Science Data." Library Trends, 57(3): 315-337. Abstract.
Lazer, D., A. Pentland, L. Adamic, S. Aral, A.L. Barabasi, D. Brewer, N. Christakis, N. Contractor, J. Fowler, Myron Gutmann, T. Jebara, G. King, M. Macy, D. Roy, and M. Van Alstyne. 2009. "Life in the network: the coming age of computational social science." Science, 323(5915): 721-723. PMCID: PMC2745217. DOI. Abstract.
Rindfuss, R.R., B. Entwisle, S.J. Walsh, L. An, N. Badenoch, Daniel G. Brown, P. Deadman, T.P. Evans, J. Fox, J. Geoghegan, Myron Gutmann, M. Kelly, M. Linderman, Jianguo Liu, G.P. Malanson, C.F. Mena, J.P. Messina, E.F. Moran, D.C. Parker, W. Parton, P. Prasartkul, D.T. Robinson, Y. Sawangdee, L.K. Vanwey, and P.H. Verburg. 2008. "Land use change: complexity and comparisons." Journal of Land Use Science, 3: 1-10. PMCID: PMC2846795. DOI.
Gutmann, Myron, Kristine M. Witkowski, Corey Colyer, O'Rourke JoAnne McFarland, and James McNally. 2008. "Providing Spatial Data for Secondary Analysis: Issues and Current Practices Relating to Confidentiality." Population Research and Policy Review, 27(6): 639-665. PMCID: PMC2600804. DOI. Abstract.
Gratton, B., Myron Gutmann, and E. Skop. 2007. "Immigrants, their children, and theories of assimilation: family structure in the United States, 1880-1970." History of the Family, 12(3): 203-222. PMCID: PMC2194643. DOI. Abstract. Public Access.
Parton, W.J., Myron Gutmann, and D. Ojima. 2007. "Long-term trends in population, farm income, and crop production in the great plains." Bioscience, 57(9): 737-747. DOI. Abstract. Public Access.
Green, A. G., and Myron Gutmann. 2007. "Building Partnerships Among Social Science Researchers, Institution-based Repositories and Domain Specific Data Archives." OCLC Systems and Services: International Digital Library Perspectives, 23: 35-53. DOI.
Leonard, Susan Hautaniemi, and Myron Gutmann. 2006. "'The farm should provide our retirement:' Land-use plans in the aging farm population of the U.S. Great Plains." Great Plains Research, 16: 181-193. (Winner of the Leslie Hewes Award) Abstract.
Sylvester, Kenneth M., Susan Hautaniemi Leonard, and Myron Gutmann. 2006. "Demography and Environment in Grassland Settlement: Using Linked Longitudinal and Cross-Sectional Data to Explore Household/Agricultural Systems." History and Computing, 14(1&2): 31-60.
Skop, E., B. Gratton, and Myron Gutmann. 2006. "La Frontera and Beyond: Geography and Demography in Mexican American History." Professional Geographer, 58(1): 78-98. DOI. Abstract.
Leonard, Susan Hautaniemi, and Myron Gutmann. 2005. "Isolated Elderly in the U.S. Great Plains: The Roles of Environment and Demography in Creating a Vulnerable Population." Annales de Démographie Historique, 2: 81-108. Abstract.
Alter, George C., and Myron Gutmann. 2005. "Belgian Historical Demography as Viewed from North America: Protoindustrialization, Fertility Decline, and the Use of Population Registers." Belgian Historical Demography, 35(4): 523-546. Public Access.
Parton, W.J., Myron Gutmann, S.A. Williams, M. Easter, and D. Ojima. 2005. "The Ecological Impact of Historical Land Use Patterns in the Great Plains: A Methodological Assessment." Ecological Applications, 15(6), 1915-1928. DOI. Abstract.
Gutmann, Myron, G.D. Deane, N. Lauster, and A. Peri. 2005. "Two population-environment regimes in the Great Plains of the United States, 1930-1990." Population and Environment, 27(2): 191-225. DOI. Abstract.
Deane, G., and Myron Gutmann. 2003. "Blowin' Down the Road: Investigating Bilateral Causality Between Dust Storms and Population in the Great Plains." Population Research and Policy Review, 22(4): 297-331. Abstract.
Wildsmith, E., Myron Gutmann, and B. Gratton. 2003. "Assimilation and Intermarriage for U.S. Immigrant Groups, 1880-1990." History of the Family, 8(4): 563-584. DOI. Abstract.
Parton, W.J., Myron Gutmann, and W.R. Travis. 2003. "Historical Land Use Change in Eastern Colorado." Great Plains Research, 13: 97-125.
Gutmann, Myron, S. Pullum-Pinon, and T.W. Pullum. 2002. "Three Eras of Young Adults Home Leaving in Twentieth-Century America." Journal of Social History, 35(3): 533-576. Abstract.
Gutmann, Myron, R. McCaa, R. Gutierrez-Montes, and B. Gratton. 2000. "The Demographic Impact of the Mexican Revolution in the United States." Historica Mexicana, 50: 145-165.
Gratton, B., and Myron Gutmann. 2000. "Hispanics in the United States 1850-1990: Estimates of Population Size and National Origin." Historical Methods, 33: 137-153. Abstract.
Gutmann, Myron, M. Haines, W.P. Frisbie, and K.S. Blanchard. 2000. "Intra-Ethnic Diversity in Hispanic Child Mortality, 1890-1910." Demography, 37: 467-475. Abstract.
Gutmann, Myron. 2000. "Scaling and Demographic Issues in Global Change Research." Climatic Change, 44(3): 377-391. Abstract.
Lauenroth, W.K., I.C. Burke, and Myron Gutmann. 2000. "The structure and function of ecosystems in the central North American grassland region." Great Plains Research, 9:223-259.
Leonard, Susan Hautaniemi, Myron Gutmann, Glenn D. Deane , and Kenneth M. Sylvester. 2010. "Drought and the Lifecycle/Landuse Trajectory in Agricultural Households." In Demographic Responses to Economic and Environmental Crises, Proceedings of the IUSSP Seminar May 21-23, 2009, Reitaku University edited by Satomi Kuroso, Tommy Bengtsson and Cameron Campbell. Kashiwa, Japan: Reitaku University.
Gutmann, Myron, G.D. Deane, and Kristine M. Witkowski. 2009. ""Finding Frontiers in the U.S.Great Plains from the End of the Civil War to the Eve of the Great Depression." In Navigating Time and Space in Population Studies edited by M.P. Gutmann, G.D.Deane, K.M. Sylvester, and E.R. Mercant. Springer.
Skop, E., B. Gratton, and Myron Gutmann. 2008. "Latinas/os (in) on the Border." In Latinas/os in the United States: Changing the Face of America edited by by Havid́́án Rodríguez; Rogelio Saenz; Cecilia Menjívar. New York : Springer Pub. Co.
Sylvester, Kenneth M., and Myron Gutmann. 2008. "Changing Agrarian Landscapes Across America: A Comparative Perspective." In Agrarian Landscapes in Transition edited by Charles Redman and David Foster. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Sylvester, Kenneth M., and Myron Gutmann. 2008. "Dustbowl Legacies: Long Term Change and Resilience in the Shortgrass Steppe." In Agrarian Landscapes in Transition edited by Charles Redman and David Foster. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Gutmann, Myron, and Ben Tausig. 2006. "Weather." In Historical Statistics of the United States, Earliest Times to be Present: Millennial Edition edited by Susan B. Carter, Scott Sigmund Gartner, Michael R. Haines, Alan L. Olmstead, Richard Sutch, and Gavin Wright. New York: Cambridge University Press.
Gutmann, Myron. 2006. "The Consequences of War." In La Belgique espagnole et la Principaute de Liege (1585-1715) edited by Paul Janssens. Brussels: La Renaissance du Livre (Groupe Luc Pire).
Gutmann, Myron, W.J. Parton, G. Cunfer, and I.C. Burke. 2005. "Population and Environment in the U.S. Great Plains." In Population, Land Use, and Environment: Research Directions edited by Paul Stern and Barbara Entwisle. Washington: National Academy Press.
Gutmann, Myron, Sara Pullum-Pinon, Susan Gonzalez-Baker, and Ingrid Burke. 2004. "German-origin settlement and agricultural land use in the twentieth-century Great Plains." In German-American immigration and ethnicity in comparative perspective edited by Wolfgang Helbich and Walter D. Kamphoefner. 138-170. Madison, WI : Max Kade Institute for German-American Studies, University of Wisconsin.
Gutmann, Myron, S. Pullum, S.G. Baker, and I.C. Burke. 2004. "German-Origin Settlement and Agricultural Land Use in the Twentieth Century Great Plains." In German-American Immigration and Ethnicity in Comparative Perspective edited by W. Kamphoefner and W. Helbich. 136-168. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press.
Condon, K., J. Davidson, Myron Gutmann, J. Rose, and M.R. Haines. 2002. "Quality of Life on the 19th Century U.S. Western Frontier: The Health of African Americans." In The Backbone of History edited by R. Steckel and J. Rose. New York: Cambridge University Press.
Gutmann, Myron, J. Rose, M.R. Haines, K. Condon, and C. Condon. 2002. "The Quality of African-American Life in the Old Southwest near the Turn of the Twentieth Century." In Backbone of History edited by R. Steckel and J. Rose. 226-277. New York: Cambridge University Press.
Gutmann, Myron, and Sara M. Pullum. 2001. "From Local to National Political Cultures: Social Capital and Civic Organization in the Great Plains." In Patterns of Social Capital: Stability and Change in Historical Perspective edited by Robert I Rotberg. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.


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Ersatz Indie Singer John Paul Pitts Was Accused of Domestic Battery Back in March...
Pitchfork has discovered a police report filed in Florida from March which details the fight between Surfer Blood singer John Paul Pitts and his girlfriend:
The victim stated on today's date, Pitts and herself returned from an evening out. An argument pursued because she called a friend, stating she might need a place to stay. Pitts went into the bathroom and stated he was going to harm himself. When she knocked on the door, Pitts came out, they went into the bedroom, and the arguing continued. The victim stated Pitts grabbed her and flipped her over her shoulder, he then pinned her down by climbing on top of her. The defendant then proceeded to shove his fingers inside of her mouth. In return, she attempted to bite him and he pushed his fingers away. He continued to press his weight against her so she bit him on his chest. The victim stated this has occurred before. She told Pitts on numerous occasions she was going to call the police, but he just laughed. Advised she is not trying to ruin his life.


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About two years ago, I was on a Disney character drawing spree and I did a bunch of character lessons. Once of those lessons was supposed to be drawn in a row, but for some odd reason I totally forgot to draw the buddy of the character that makes the Disney duo complete. For the last tutorial of the day, I will show you "how to draw Chip from Chip n' Dale step by step". There is a tutorial on Dale under the "Cartoon" category in the "Disney" section. Dale came out okay, I mean looking back at it now, I can see how my drawing has improved. The two characters are chipmunks (obviously), and they look a lot like each other. The only way to tell these two rodents apart, is really easy. Chip is the one that has the smooth coat of fur and a perfectly shaped nose that is colored in black. Dale on the other hand, has fuzzy hair on the top of his head, and a big red nose with two separated bucked teeth. They are both schemers, one is the smart schemer and one is the dumb schemer. They are also the duo that later came out with their own Disney animated series "Chip n' Dale Rescue Rangers". I remember watching them when I was growing up, and even to this day, my little sister watches them with her VHS movies. Well that is about all I have to say about Chip, it is now your turn to try out this online drawing lesson that will teach you "how to draw Chip from Chip and Dale". I will be back tomorrow peeps, peace out and have fun drawing all night long!
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"All ultimately intermarried to produce a race of many strains, which may account for the paradox that a people famed for stolid, patient, practical common-sense; a nation as Napoleon said, of "shopkeepers", has produced more adventurers, explorers and poets than probably any other in history."
Arthur Bryant
"In its famous paradox, the equation of money and excrement, psychoanalysis becomes the first science to state what common sense and the poets have long known - that the essence of money is in its absolute worthlessness."
Norman O. Brown
"It is a paradox that as we reach out prime, we also see there is a place where it finishes."
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"The way of paradoxes is the way of truth."
Oscar Wilde
"You are doomed to make choices. This is life's greatest paradox."
Wayne Dyer
"The second rule is that the greatest harm can result from the best intentions. It sounds a paradox but kindness and good intentions can be an insidious path to destruction. Sometimes doing what seems right is wrong and can cause harm."
Terry Goodkind
"To be complex does not mean to be fragmented. This is the paradox and the genius of our Canadian civilization."
Adrienne Clarkson
"There is this paradox in pride it makes some men ridiculous, but prevents others from becoming so"
Charles Caleb Colton
"Although this may seem a paradox, all exact science is dominated by the idea of approximation. When a man tells you that he knows the exact truth about anything, you are safe in inferring that he is an inexact man."
Bertrand Russell
"It is a paradox that far too few Americans participate in the wonderful ritual of democracy that we call Election Day."
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I thought Id make this thread for 2 reasons1. To tell people about this awesome game2. To let them know about a great server I play on / runSo first of all I'll explain what rust is, rust is a first person survival game very similar to dayz but there are animals that will kill you aswell as zombies and there is a building mechanic which is really fun and adds longevity to the game which day z lacks imo but you should definitely check it out because it is in early access for £15 and it already is an amazing game and I highly recommend you check it out.As for the server its a 50 man noob friendly server where you can donate if you wish and in return we will thank you will some basic supplies eg. wood , stone , metal fragments in different quantities depending on how much donate we also will have admins on a lot of the time so if we have any problems we can help sort them out.The only rules we really have is no killing new players.If your new to the game then we can help you out and give you a helping hand.
Oh and last but not least the server ip is 184.108.40.206:28415You can hit f1 then type net.connect 184.108.40.206:28415 to easily connect as the browser is a bit iffy.
i may look into it. i finally got a laptop that can do some small gaming lol. last laptop couldnt play left 4 dead 2 at all but this one can run it on best settings with no lag, so i hope i can run this "rust" game
Considering it's an indie game in alpha, it's going to be incredibly poorly optimized. So don't get your hopes up on running it well. What are your specs?
Yeah man this was a beautiful server! I hope to play with you guys tomorrow Cale! Peace!!!!!
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New update came out so you can have pins on your doors so you can share which ones you want also they sorted out issues with the grass and lagg just wish they would add more stuff to the map to make it more like dayzs style of map because its the main thing holding it back at the moment.Also while I'm hear I might aswell put that the server has been updated to a new host as multiplay were really bad for wiping the server new ip is 220.127.116.11:28025.Feel free to join I'll help any new players out also I will try and make some tutorial videos for any newbies.Does anyone else like playing with the more handmade style guns like the revolver hand cannon and pipe shotgun I wish that the miltary style guns were a lot harder/rarer to get because it doesn't feel right when everyones running m4s after only playing a few hours.Hence why on my server we dont have m4s or bolt actions spawning in chests you have to get hold of the blue print and the materials to craft it.
It's kind of sad to see this thread go silent so quickly. I guess most people I've talked to, including myself, get the impression that its just Minecraft with better graphics.
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