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|9 out of 10 : Excellent
|8 out of 10 : Very Good
|7 out of 10 : Good
|6 out of 10 : Average
|5 out of 10 : Below Average
|4 out of 10 : Poor
|3 out of 10 : Bad
|2 out of 10 : Very Bad
|1 out of 10 : Painful
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|2009-11-06, 17:55
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I love this show
This is quite honestly my favorite anime... quite unexpectedly. Though rather than making Horo's anatomy somewhat confusing, they should have just covered stuff up. I really enjoyed the Seinen feel to it. After watching it I definitely felt like a furry for the first time in my life hehe.
|2009-11-09, 21:35
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|2009-11-12, 03:28
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and to the guy above asking about season 3.. i hope so but i guess the dvd sales havent been so hot, so who knows
|2009-11-12, 11:51
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Abe clearly isn't the type to say what she means directly. I got the impression that she "is hoping" Lawrence will chase her, and that she's being deliberately ambiguous as to why. You can read her statement in a multitude of ways, and I think that's partly why Lawrence laughed at it. Also, Abe clearly could have killed Lawrence several times in the episode, but didn't want to.
Abe may have just been playing the situation masterfully. By leaving him *only* with the deed to Harold's inn, she was effectively forcing Lawrence to buy back Horo. By also stealing his money (when she didn't really need it), she was probably just hoping Horo would initiate a chase (since she's vengeful, prideful, and clearly wearing the pants in the relationship).
|2009-12-25, 18:14
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In my way of thinking if there is not a season 3, the anime world should do a strike. Spice and Wolf is probably one of the best animes/ manga, ever. Great story, great characters, you just have to love horo and her relation with lawrence. Not only that the entire philosophical view of things, lessons, scenary and above all music fit perfectly.
Come season 3, we are waiting.
merry christmas guys
|2010-02-03, 18:08
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I believe Harold or Abe mentioned him in an earlier episode. He was a guy from the north, who might be able to help them travel there (either had a horse more suitable for colder climates, or he knew the area, or something like that). He was apparently also either living in the inn, or a friend of theirs who was watching over it for them when they left. Lawrence seems to be guessing that this must be Colker Coos.
|2010-02-07, 19:01
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Sorry to partially res this thread, but reading through it I was amazed at how much confusion there is over Holo/Horo's attitude at the end. I realise I'm new so my thought train may not be taken too seriously, in fact I'm not a major Anime person, but Spice and Wolf completely won me over. Sucker for a love story I guess!
I think various people in this thread have got pretty closed to it, especially those who've watched the OVA from the start of Spice and Wolf II as its perhaps a little more direct than much of the rest of the series in how she feels.
Basically, it is implied a lot through the two seasons that Horo is incredibly lonely, she originally set out on her journey to return home as she felt that there was nothing left for her in the human world; no one knew her beyond fear/respect or legend, and I think it is heavily implied that she was very fond of the original person who requested she protect the village, whilst she was on a journey, perhaps of discovery.
She has lost multiple partners who had become dear to her over the centuries, and the fact that even the village she had protected for so long, no longer cared for her I believe was a further knife to her hurt, and possibly not the first betrayal she had felt.
She originally set out with Lawrence because it would be an opportunity to return to her homeland and her kind (that I think is actually important here), as she had come to believe there was nothing left but pain and misery for her amongst humans.
The OVA specifically mentioned that he had effectively kissed her in 'wolf' by touching her nose, something that both embarassed her, but also something he was completely oblivious too, remember that on top of her slight edge of social awkwardness due to lack of interaction beyond just watching, she also has a high level of pride. She then went on to dream of touching noses and hugging him again demonstrating her desires quite openly.
In the earlier light that she effectively left to return to her kind, I think the wolf and lawrence scene shown both in the OVA and at the beginning of Season II again began to show just how she was beginning to feel towards Lawrence.
To be able to find her people again; the reason she began the trip, and yet to take Lawrence over to them...only to be reminded that she would still be young, and the same Horo, when he was but bones is an incredibly painful reminder to her. Furthermore her accepting the love might be an act which would possibly cut her off from her own people as well, and she would be left with nothing, which would be unbearable to her. To have to return to loneliness after what she described as some of her happiest times in memory would seem to be one of her worst nightmares, finding herself truly and completely alone.
In trying to split up with him, she is perhaps trying to break the bonds she has with him less painfully than having to watch him age, and die before her eyes, and also ensure that he is at least happy and has fulfilled his dream, not realising that that dream has slowly turned from opening his own shop, to being with her. (and is a reflection of her own fear, rather than her feelings towards him, despite her assertions otherwise, as it has been made painfully obvious at various points that Horo's deepest fear is being truly alone)
By refusing to let he break away so easily, he has not only shown himself in a different light to what she was expecting, and thrown away his dream for her, but also wounded her pride, as she had miscalculated and acted foolishly, trying to throw him away to avoid further pain believing he would just betray her and lead her to further pain as with her previous experiences (perhaps by focusing on his trading rather than her).
Either way, despite her facade, I believe it is fairly obvious she loves Lawrence deeply, but is both too afraid and proud to tell him, the 'I... I'll' bit I take to be her trying to say it then being unable to and switching subject as she has done multiple times in the past, her anger which she had previously showed him was possibly as much towards herself as him.
There may also be further issues in the future should he stay with her, as he does not know everything about her or the legends surrounding her, or possibly in light to the rest of her kind, which is why now that he has made his stand, which she has accepted, she is making him accept responsibility for whatever may happen in the future. Her comment on it being troublesome if she falls in love with him I believe is a half truth, she already KNOWS she is in love with him, but emotionally is incredibly confused, and scared.
Sorry Im very tired, and Im pretty sure I've forgotten some sections of my argument (I had a more well thought out response before writing this, and whilst reading I'm sure), but from watching both seasons in a few days, these are my feelings on the subject; arguably boiling down to she is also in truly in love with him, but is both too prideful,and also full of fear of the future and what may happen, because of past experiences, to just come out and say it.
|2010-02-07, 19:07
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Its a variation on this theme: if you knew someone was only going to live five more years while you had an expected lifespan of many more decades - what is the pain worth to you to be with this person? What if everyone you knew was a "mayfly"?
This problem is engaged in works like Heinlein's Lazurus Long series of the Methuselah's Children or the Hanbun no Tsuki ga Noboru Sora series set in a hospital.
|2010-02-07, 19:14
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By making him accept responsibililty for the future at the end, she is trying to get him to make the decision for her, and to make her own choices that little bit easier or even postpone them.
Despite her assertions otherwise, this fear of loneliness and loss, her rather vulnerable side which she tries to hide, are rather core to her behaviour.
Also regards the whole responsibility and 'how well do you really know me' side, there may well be dark secrets in her past she is terrified of eventually being revealed to Lawrence, again in fear he would desert or betray her because of them. Remember the whole refusing to acknowlege whether she had ever hunted humans before part in the first season, for example.
Either way despite its shortcomings, I have truly fallen in love with Spice and Wolf, I think it may well be my favourite anime, and I will happily buy the discs when they arrive here [I'm in the UK] to show my support for the series; I do hope they make a Season 3 as it cries out for one.
|2010-02-08, 00:22
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I think pride might be the reason, but NOT directly. She's practically given up her pride when she's around Lawrence (and that might be an issue). Heck, look at how shameless she's being around him "lately". Even at the end of the second season, it was clear that her little "pride" excuse was just to end their conversation and that it wasn't being taken seriously by either her or Lawrence. If anything, pride is being used as yet another excuse to stay away from Yoitsu (which was the same theme in volume 4).
She's been acting more and more like she dreads getting to Yoitsu. But why? Because they'd part ways? Not bloody likely. Because there's nothing there anymore? Doubtful, they're really looking for her wolf friends now, not Yoitsu... it's become a symbolic stepping-stone more than anything else. It seems likely that it's for a more sinister reason, given her dream sequence in the OVA.. it's got nothing to do with Lawrence, or her fear that Yoitsu is destroyed.
My favorite pet theory is that she committed some form of taboo while in Pasroe, probably consummating her love with a human or some-such (seems a reasonable-enough thing for a deity to do on a journey of self-enlightenment). Then after mourning that person's loss for a couple hundred years, she finally worked up the courage to face the music at Yoitsu for her actions. Of course, of all the peddler's wagons in the world, she had to stumble onto Lawrence's. Now how could she ask for forgiveness in the state she's in?
Now she knows her companions aren't even in Yoitsu anymore, but might be looking for her. It would explain her recent concern over how she appears in public with Lawrence, not to mention her near mental-breakdown in the last few episodes. Anyway, enough reading into this
|2010-02-08, 02:54
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Not a bad little theory, I have a few myself, as you are right, I dont think pride is the only issue (although it still presents its own issues to her admitting she may be wrong), her past definately comes into it, there is something she is obviously afraid of, whether it is directly related to Lawrence or a dark past of some kind, I dont know, in fact I almost feel a sense she is incredibly afraid of betrayal, something that has already happened to her at least once that we know of.
I still 100% believe she already loves Lawrence despite any recent conflict/confusion, however there is obviously some major emotional baggage causing her to struggle with it, and I do distinctly believe the 'I...' part of the conversation was her honestly struggling with herself and wanting to say it but not quite managing. (She had already admitted asking Deanna to tell Lawrence a fake story so they would continue travelling together even if Yoitsu was gone)
I think she realised just how hard it was for Lawrence to both admit his feelings and to give up his old dream, given his own personality, which may also have given her some personal reflection and re-evaluation to do, especially as she is well aware of his relative lifespan, and just how few chances he may get to personally fulfil that dream. To fully throw it away for the chance to travel with her reflects just how much of a personal investment he is willing to make, and has decided to make, which is partially why she accepted they continue together as long as he is willing to accept responsibility for what may happen or be discovered later on. He has basically accepted the principle tenet and implication that wolves mate for life and demonstrated there is nothing more central to his character anymore, and his previous desires now all come second, his dream is no longer his shop but her and he has the conviction to follow said dream.
In line with this line of thought notice how she accepts and comments that he must attempt to recover what he has lost because it would not be acceptable for the partner of the wise wolf to run away with his tale between his legs? Im pretty sure the whole partner implication is no longer that of a business partner.
You almost have to feel sorry for what might happen to Boland if Horo DOES catch her, we already know from season one she has a slight temper in wolf form, and her human emotions are very raw.
For all her fear, confusion and bluster, the holding hands with fingers intertwined rather than loosely is definately a more obvious sign of more than affection though, on both thier behalfs. Horo is a very complex character.
I really hope they do a 3rd season if not more, or at least translate all the novels, I would very much like to see what happens, as there is a lot unresolved.
PS one of my other theories is the possibilities of whatever happens to mortal who enters into a relationship with a deity/spirit? Is it possible that they too may become something more than human if certain conditions are met however if not such a process may kill them? This would again tie with her fears as it may have killed the last human she loved, and she is convinced it might kill Lawrence? Not only would she be alone but it would be her own doing.
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|2010-02-08, 12:12
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At that point it looked like she had to bite her tongue to stop herself from admitting she was in love with him as well (though I don't know what that accomplished, since Lawrence clearly already knows she loves him or he wouldn't risk everything to be with her in the first place).
Her little lecture to him that she doesn't having a "useless" partner is unacceptable seemed more to me like her trying to end the conversation, using her apparent pride as a pretense. Even Lawrence seemed to react as though that was the case, otherwise why would he give he responded so devilishly as to give her a sarcastic kiss?
Besides, Boland's pretty damn sharp.. I think she *wanted* to be chased. Her actions seem just too coincidental otherwise. I get the suspicion that she hurt Lawrence and stole his money to ensure that even if HE chickened out, Horo would force the issue. Maybe I should be feeling sorry for Horo.
It could be that SHE would be affected in some harsh way, but she's already asked him to "make puppies with her" (though she wasn't in her right mind when she suggested it). So it's too up-in-the-air at this point to do more than conjecture for fun
|2010-02-09, 12:54
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I think perhaps thats my worst fear over the series - it'll stop getting translated or they wont make any more anime and I wont get any closure, so I'll find some characters I really like, and then never find out what happens to them.
I do think though that there was an element of feeling like he was going to lose her, as much as what you say though. Even though he hadn't come to grips with his priorities at this point, he clearly thought of Horo as more than his travelling companion, and the thought of losing that scared him. He didnt want to tell her because he was terrified she would just leave, even though he should know otherwise, and her attitude and sudden personality change just reinforced that.
I agree though, I do feel like towards the end of season 2 they do have a healthy level of trust for each other. The whole Amarty arc really hammered that in, and after the second arc Lawrence finally knows what he really wants. Even Horo knows what she wants even if she won't or cant admit it yet (the bit where she says it'd be troublesome if she was to fall for him actually has a slight blush shown in the animation that fades very quickly).
On your second point, Id pretty much made that conclusion as well, I think it comes across as she was hurt very badly previously, possibly tied into the feeling of betrayal (which again I dont have the books so could only pick up from bits and pieces). The whole trying to make the other half take the blame actually reminded me of an ex, so I did laugh a little at that, whilst trying not to feel bad for Lawrence.
That even though they didnt both fully understand or openly trust each other, Horo still tried to get Deanna to trick Lawrence into continue travelling with her is still a fairly strong omen though. Even though she hadn't mastered her own feelings, she DID know stronly she didnt want it to end.
I think there was also an element of it not so much causing her to break down, shocking her by how much he was willing to break her perception of what he would/was going to do.
I think there WAS an element of ending the conversation with her little partner comment, but I also think there was a little more to it.
Regarding the kiss...Lawrence has been wanting to do that for quite a while me thinks, judging by the 'dream scenes' we saw a few times, I think he did it to press the point of how he really felt, and also perhaps to one up Horo in the conversation. I didnt take it as so much a sarcastic kiss, but almost a release, it was him...falteringly, stepping up to the plate. Given his nerves, and his recent experiences I dont blame him, poor guy!
Of course different subs may given different impressions on this
Sorry if this is slightly badly written *I* knew what I meant, but trying to remember everything and respond at the right points...thats another story
|2010-02-10, 02:10
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I came back after a month, and see there was a lot of new discussion about this episode.
In my opinion, i think you guys are overthinking this, but I could be wrong. I don't think Horo would hide something from Lawrence that might endanger his or her life. I think she is scared that she will eventually lose him. As their bond deepens, so does the pain when they finally part, and this pain is what Horo is terrified of because she does not know how to handle it.
Her past will definately play a part in influencing her actions and her way of thinking because she has most likely felt loss numerous times on her journey. When she first departed from her pack to begin her journey to the south, she has never experienced lost of a friend or a love one before. While on her journey she probably befriended humans, or maybe even loved a human, but this is all speculation. As time goes by, her human friends ages and pass away, leaving her with a grief and sadness. Seeing all your friends dying due to old age, while you remain healthy and young is a huge burdern for anyone to carry. In her lifetime, her happiness with her friends is only a short span of time. She is happy at one point in her life, then she is sadden by the lost of friends, and then happy again by making new friends, and sadden again by lost, and the cycle continues. This is why Horo says that the human lifespan is but a blink of an eye to her, and it also implies that the happy monments in her life also only lasted a blink of an eye. Growing tired of the endless cycle of happiness and grief, is probably the reason why she decided to isolate herself by staying in the wheat fields of Parsoe. It is highy unlike that over hundreds of years, that no one was carrying wheat on the back of cart like Lawrence did, which could allow her to escape. After isolating herself for so long, she began to feel lonely, and decided the go back north where she probably would not feel loss or grief. But out of all the people she can meet, she met a softy, Lawrence, who she clearly fell in love with as shown in the novels and anime. And at that moment she is back to where she started in the endless cycle of happiness and saddness. Being able to live for thousands years creates a huge burden that one must carry, and not many people is able to cope with that burden.
|2010-02-10, 05:13
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Very similar to my thoughts on it there really, there MIGHT be more to it which is what the last couple of posts are sort of discussion but my first post and response to vexx were kinda like a longer version of what you've said. We've seen quite clearly fear of loneliness and loss are major things to her that she doesnt really know how to deal with, but shes also quite clearly in love anyway.
As I cant read Japanese I can only speculate until a 3rd series or the complete translated series arrives anyway, hence the rest of the discussion, as it can be easy to overthink or begin to speculate when you dont have an answer, and if theres no 3rd season at Yen Press' current rate I need to wait 5 years to read the end of the series haha
Really annoying as I hate getting into something but then not getting any resolution!
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I used tim's new Idea-ology Tissue Wrap - Composer that I cut to fit and then melted on the candle. When melting the tissue wrap using my Ranger Heat It Craft tool, I covered the tissue with waxed paper and then started the process.
Instead of using the metal foil tape like tim used on his tag, I used paper and the vintage lace die, painted it with Silver Adirondack Metallic Paint Dabber and then attached the "paper lace" with Glossy Accents.
Using Antique Linen Distress Stain, I colored some of tim's Idea-ology Trimmings - Lavish, dried the trimming with the heat tool and then tied it into a bow on a string with a little Frozen Charlotte cast in bronze that my friend Cindy Forrester gifted me recently . . .
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Wow, I love your candle. I hope you're not going to burn it, it would be a shame to lose such a beautiful Christmas decoration.
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Fabulous version of Tim's tag! I love it! Hope you are doing well and have a blessed Christmas season.
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Gorgeous Sherry! What a wonderful gift idea with the tissue wrap!
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I'm lovin' your candles Sherry!
I need to try one with the tissue, great idea!
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Beautiful! What a cool spin on the tag, to do a candle. Love it.
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This candle looks fabulous, Sherry!
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MIT jumped out to a 12-0 advantage after four minutes elapsed and never looked back. A steal by Milton led to a three-point play from Maya Spratling, putting the Wildcats on the board at the 15:25 mark. The hosts maintained their comfortable margin, eventually entering the intermission with a 29-12 lead.
Following a defensive battle during the first four minutes of the second stanza, MIT found its rhythm and extended its margin to 22 on a pair of occasions, the last at 38-16 with 11:36 on the clock. Sarah McCaffrey's basket on Wheelock's ensuing possession ignited a 17-5 run that cut its deficit to 10 (43-33) with 5:10 left to play. Milton's three-point play capped the scoring spree, but it also proved to be the final points for the Wildcats. The Cardinal and Gray responded with seven unanswered points during the last three minutes of regulation to secure the victory.
Just 10 games into her rookie campaign, Rachel Hunt earned a spot on MIT's list for blocks in a season as her four rejections raised her total to 25 and put her in a tie for ninth place. She also added seven points, three rebounds, and three steals to the Engineers' cause. Tamara Pena posted eight points, five rebounds, two assists, and two steals while Anna Merrifield led the way with eight boards and three assists. Coming off the bench, Margo Batie contributed nine points, four steals, and three caroms.
Joy Holliday chipped in eight points as Spratling finished with seven for Wheelock. Kayla Drescher grabbed six rebounds, including four off the offensive glass, to go along with four steals. Kailah Simon bolstered the rebounding corps with four boards.
As a team, the Engineers registered advantages in points in the paint (24-4), points off turnovers (21-13), bench scoring (17-7), and fast-break points (6-2). Tech also equaled its season-high mark of 18 steals.
MIT returns to New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) play on Wednesday, Jan. 5 when it hosts Clark University. Wheelock also takes the court on the same day in a home game versus Pine Manor College.


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Nikki isn't a gigolo. He's a sexual grifter, a fun-loving, freeloading hipster who understands his greatest assets are his looks and sexual prowess, which he uses to charm his way into the hearts of the city's richest women and enjoy their lifestyle. Nikki's latest conquest is Samantha, a stunning middle-aged lawyer who gives him more than he's ever had before. But, then he meets a gorgeous waitress his own age named Heather. She comes to visit Nikki at Samantha's house while Samantha is out of town, sees what an incredible place it is, and comes to the mistaken conclusion it's his. Unbeknownst to Nikki, Heather lives by playing the same game. When Samantha comes home, she discovers Nikki's infidelity and puts him out on the street. With nowhere else to turn, Nikki pulls out all the stops to win Heather over and they begin to form their own kind of bond. Sexually charged by a game of one-upsmanship, each shows the other their best grifts, and they unexpectedly begin falling in love - the one thing they can't do in the life they lead. Soon, the truth of their unfolding relationship forces a choice between love and money, and Nikki has to decide whether he can live on his own once and for all in the hopes of finding something real.
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White House Spokesperson Insists Obama Is The Most Transparent President In History, Because... Visitor Logs!
from the you-said-what-now? dept
Of course, as many folks have been documenting for years, the reality has been anything but. The Obama administration has been ridiculously secretive for years, when it comes to FOIA requests, literally setting records in denying them. The NYT's former executive editor, who has covered many administrations, has directly noted that the Obama administration was the most secretive she could recall. Even federal judges have regularly dinged the administration for refusing to hand over documents required by law. As Stephen Colbert has noted, the administration is really only good at the most transparent bullshit legally allowed.
In fact, just as Mr. Earnest was insisting that the Obama administration was so damn transparent, Mother Jones had a good article about how often the Obama administration was making use of the "state secrets privilege" to get lawsuits tossed out, such as in various no fly list challenges. In 2008, then candidate Obama insisted that the use of the state secrets privilege by the government was dangerous. But, now that he's in charge, he's quick to use it himself:
In 2008, Obama griped that the Bush administration invoked the state secrets privilege "more than any other previous administration" and used it to get entire lawsuits thrown out of court. Critics noted that deploying the state secrets privilege allowed the Bush administration to shut down cases that might have revealed government misconduct or caused embarrassment, including those regarding constitutionally dubious warrantless wiretapping and the CIA's kidnapping and torture of Khaled el-Masri, a German car salesman the government had mistaken for an alleged Al Qaeda leader with the same name. After Obama took office, his attorney general, Eric Holder, promised to significantly limit the use of this controversial legal doctrine. Holder vowed never to use it to "conceal violations of the law, inefficiency, or administrative error" or "prevent embarrassment to a person, organization, or agency of the United States Government."So, given all this evidence that the Obama administration is incredibly secretive, what could Earnest's reasoning possibly be? Well, you see, President Obama has released his visitor logs at the White House. Because, you know, that's what everyone really means when they talk about White House transparency.
Despite this promise, Obama continued to assert the privilege to squelch cases about Bush-era abuses. In one instance, the Justice Department scuttled a lawsuit brought by a man who claimed he had been kidnapped by the CIA and had his penis and testicles cut with a scalpel in a Moroccan prison. And now Obama is broadening the use of this legal maneuver: In the past 18 months, the Obama administration has twice cited state secrets to prevent federal courts from considering lawsuits challenging its use of the no-fly list.
Earnest noted that previous administrations had "gone to the Supreme Court" to prevent the release of White House visitor information, but that the Obama administration "releases it voluntarily on the Internet on a quarterly basis."So, the President has made a few tiny concessions to transparency on issues that really don't matter at all, but has doubled down on secrecy on the things that do actually matter.
"Reporters for years clamored to get access to fundraisers the president hosted or attended that were hosted in private homes," Earnest continued. "Reporters now have access to those when this president goes to a private home."
Sure, I know that the Press Secretary's job is to basically cover for the President and do whatever possible to defend the White House's claims, no matter how bogus, but wouldn't the world be better off if there were actually a tiny bit of honesty from such folks? They could admit that they've tried and failed. They could say that transparency promises seemed easier from the outside, but turned out to be more difficult in reality. They could admit that it's still a work in progress. Any of those would at least acknowledge reality. Pretending reality isn't reality doesn't convince anyone. In fact, it just appears to be yet another example of the very non-transparency that everyone's complaining about in the first place.


text: North Dakota: Boom or Bust? October 3, 2012 08:22 AM Tweet An oil boom has created a new fluid milk market for producer Jerry Messer but has also increased costs for his family's dairy near Richardton, N.D. TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Catherine Merlo Farm Journal's Milk Western and Online Editor Email The state's oil rush holds pros, cons for its dairies The oil boom that's transforming North Dakota with thousands of newly arrived workers, high-paying jobs and expanded business opportunities has created a two-edged sword for local dairies. On one hand, the black-gold bonanza has opened up a thriving new market for Jerry Messer, whose dairy milks 260 cows near Richardton, N.D., 75 miles west of Bismarck. The family's Messer Beaver Creek Ranch also manages 23,000 acres of crops and pastureland. "I've been very fortunate in the last six months because the oil industry has set up a lot of 'man camps' in western North Dakota," Messer says. As a result, 100% of the dairy's output is processed into fluid milk to help feed the manpower that's pulling oil from the Bakken Formation. A huge geological formation that spans parts of Canada and the U.S., it covers 15,000 square miles in western North Dakota alone. The Bakken is estimated to hold 4 billion to 24 billion barrels of oil. Through an arrangement between Dairy Farmers of America and Bridgeman Creamery in Bismarck, milk from Messer's dairy is packaged into 2½-gal. bags and supplied to the camps. "I've been a beneficiary of the oil boom as far as my pay price because now my milk, which was going to a cheese plant, all goes 100% fluid into the man camps," Messer says. That's boosted his milk checks by 10%. On the other hand, the oil boom has made it harder for Messer to secure the services that once catered to the area's rural businesses. "I had trouble with my bulk tank last week," Messer says. "The guy who services us said, 'I'm behind on 70 air conditioning units in Dickinson [25 miles away] and I've got every crew member there.'" Messer was forced to reach out to Bismarck to service his equipment, adding higher freight expenses to his bill. "Right now, if you go to western North Dakota, you can jump on an oil field and make $70,000 to $80,000 a year," Messer says. "Good milk truck drivers are leaving and going to the west. Milk haulers are trying to replace them with someone who has experience driving a truck, and it's pretty difficult." Another concern is the heavy oil-boom traffic that's taking a toll on North Dakota's transportation infrastructure. Bonus Content "Straight from the Heartland" audio interviews with Jerry Messer: Effect of Oil Boom on Dairyman Diversification and Surviving an Oil Boom Link to "Boom!" series Messer believes some of the state's western dairies could be phased out as their older owners accrue wealth from mineral rights or oil-producing wells on their farms. But he's optimistic about North Dakota's over-all dairy prospects. "There's a huge opportunity to expand dairy in the eastern part of the state along the I-29 corridor," he says. "There are multitudes of very aggressive cheese plants in the upper part of South Dakota that would be serviced very well by any of our eastern, southeastern or central dairies." Back to news


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They also reference the album title – "we are the heavy lifters, we are the shapeshifters."Producer Daniel Ledwell`s experience in working with such ace singers as David Myles, Jenn Grant, and Justin Rutledge means he knows that no sonic trickery is needed here, as he gives those voices room to shine.Shapeshifters is the group`s six full-length album, and it features collaborations with Robyn Dell'Unto, Peter Katz and Les Cooper.Good Lovelies open for Royal Wood at Massey Hall on May 11, following an extensive Australian tour. Read more @ fyimusicnews.ca @Complex Toronto's Always Never Release Their First Single of the Year with "It's Over" The new music follows an incredible 2018 for this Toronto-based R&B duo. Listen » more @Pitchfork PUP Announce New Album and Tour, Share New Song "Kids" The band are hitting the road with the new album 'Morbid Stuff'. 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Read » more @The Georgia Straight Coleman Hell Calls From The Canyon Coleman Hell's yet-to-be-released new album Topanga sees the Canadian artist working through some internal struggles, using songs as his diary. Read » more @Canadian Football League Country Duo 'The Reklaws' To Perform At The 2018 CFL Kickoff In Winnepeg Not only will they perform the halftime show for #CFLKickoff, their single "Long Live the Night" will be the official theme song of #ThursdayNightFootball! Read » more @Canadian Beats Countdown to the CMAOntario Festival & Awards: Q & A with Eric Ethridge With the annual awards show taking place this Sunday, CMAOntario Rising Star nominee Eric Ethridge sits down to discuss his journey through country music and advice that shaped his career. Read » more @SOCAN TFA Talent Earns 5 SOCAN Songwriting Prize Nominations And you have the power to decide who wins the prestigious prize. Learn » more @Glide Magazine Tami Neilson Sends Soulful Love Letter To Sharon Jones With "Miss Jones" Based is New Zealand, Tami Neilson is making waves. She moves away from her country and roots background for a more soulful sound with "Miss Jones", a tribute to Sharon Jones. Read » more @FeldmanAgency Feldman Artists Shine At The Canadian Radio Music Awards Last night, the 21st Annual Canadian Radio Music Awards (CRMA), took place at the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel and the presence of Feldman was impossible to ignore! Read » more @The Ringer The 11 Keys to Keeping the Band Together: Sloan Share Their Wisdom On the occasion of their 12th album and 27th year together, Sloan shares their wisdom on how to make musical matrimony last. Read » more @Billboard Three Days Grace Ties Van Halen for Most No. 1s on Mainstream Rock Songs Chart "The Mountain," the lead single from Three Days Grace's new album 'Outsider,' grants the band a share of history. 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She won in the Album, Female Artist, Music Video, and Rising Star of the Year categories. more @fyimusicnews.ca Richard Mills Takes A Bow, But Expect An Encore! Richard Mills signs off from The Feldman Agency this week after two-plus decades of travelling the world and doing what many peer agents might think the impossible, namely developing careers and generating income for a genre of artists that don't often fit the mold of today's hits.But let's start at the beginning, shall we?Born in Trinidad, and raised in the prairies, Mills is a formidable figure in person. One might guess him as an IT executive, or perhaps a linebacker... more


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text: Gritty and urban, "Dirty Deep" is a grungy, hip hop based cue to underscore feelings of determination and intensity. Perfect to establish moods and settings, this track is uses a modern beat under a simple but uncomfortable repeatable melody. It's a great piece for action or adventure on city streets, or even a moment of suspense in a contemporary thriller.


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The Reformation in Britain
Burning passion
Little Blobs of Sunshine
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- Richard Sibbes (1577 - 1635) was a Puritan theologian, Cambridge academic, and much-loved author. View all resources by Richard Sibbes
Out now from Banner of Truth, two bright gems from the Puritan 'sweet dropper' Richard Sibbes.
The Tender Heart, new in the Pocket Puritan series of mini-works
Josiah's Reformation, new in the Puritan Paperbacks series
Richard Sibbes always sought to get under the superficial layer of his listeners behaviour and deal with their hearts, their affections and desires. In these books he explains that those who are tender-hearted do not simply desire salvation; they desire the Lord of salvation himself. Only when a person is brought to love the Lord with heart-felt sincerity will they begin to hate their sin truly instead of merely dreading the thought of Gods punishment of it.
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