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I have never ever met anyone in my life who was high on drugs. I have seen plenty of movies about substance abuse and seen advertisements on TV warning people not to take drugs but I had never given it too much thought….until today. I mean, I barely even drink alcohol or go out partying at all. I don't even wear sleeveless shirts or short skirts! I guess you can say, I'm not very daring. So drugs is the last thing on my mind!
But what happened today really shocked me. I feel disturbed. I sat across a table from a person whom I was having a meal with who was clearly not focussed. Let's not go into the details of how I came into such company….its a long story….but I'd like to make it clear that I don't really know this person well. I had briefly spoken to this person in the past many years ago and he had seemed normal then. Very nice guy!
Today, he looked fatigued/sleepy. He slurred his speech and his conversations were neither here nor there. Disengaged. He blinked a lot and at times consecutively in a row very quickly as if he was trying to wake himself up. He seemed really 'out of it' or 'spaced out'. Numerous times during the meal he would, for a split second, look like he had in fact fallen asleep. Then he would widen his eyes, shake his head slightly, and then kinda spruce himself up again. He looked like he had watery eyes (like almost crying) and I even thought to myself that maybe he was feeling really emotional….that or just tired.
At first I didn't think anything of it other than him being tired so I told him he looked tired. But later I realized that wasn't really the problem. I couldn't quite work out what was abnormal about him until maybe half an hour into the meal. Surely those are signs of substance abuse right?
I can't be 100% sure it's drugs but that's my guess because I had heard rumors from people that he used to be involved with the wrong crowd at college and got himself in all sorts of mess. But later I heard he had sobered up and was back on track again. I didn't remember these rumors until today when I saw him again.
Anyway, seeing him like that scared me. I mean, he seemed really nice and all but also unpredictable. I didn't feel comfortable hanging out with him for too long. So after the meal we said goodbye and went our own ways.
But…..I can't stop worrying about him. Did I do the right thing to protect myself? Was there anything I could have done to help him? What could I have said? I mean, I didn't want to broach such a sensitive topic. It would have been embarrassing and not to mention awkward if he denied he took drugs. Or worse, what if he became aggressive? Though I can't imagine him being violent. If he was taking drugs, he would seem like the type that would justify to himself "I know I'm harming my own body but i'm not hurting anyone else"…..
After I came home, I worried whether he would have gotten lost on the streets or fell asleep on the side of the road. I prayed for him – that's the least I can do. Well, for all I know, I might be making this a big deal and he is fine, but I still can't stop being anxious over him. I hope he's okay wherever he is. God please look after him and keep him safe.


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It's very famous phrase heard that a marriage is made in heaven. But one thing to remember is that, though marriage is made in heaven, but this is to be determined on the planet. And it is exactly the point where your horoscope compatibility comes into the image. Horoscope, also known as natal chart or birth chart is very important for every human being. It lists the basic elements of the people. In view of the aspect that marriage is the most important events in a person's life, Indian horoscope compatibility between couples is a very important issue.
A marriage is like an association between the hearts of two souls. As a result, Indian horoscope compatibility is very important and significant step. A minute wrong choice could be a consequence of all life difficulty. If Indian horoscopes compatibility is made ahead of time, it supports the pair to clue a doing good and happy married life. Despite the fact, the couple's lives are from time to time out of sync, based on a variety of reasons. Or from time to time it may be that happy married life ended as a result of the sudden death of husband or a wife. If not there apparently will be more than some concerns to the both people consequently unsetting their life's harmony. In addition, there are many of other complications that may arise in person's married life. Searching for that special relationship? Start this with people who have compatible zodiac sign with you. It's easy to discover Indian horoscope compatibility for your zodiac signs.
Zodiac sign compatibility and horoscope compatibility is important in relationships. Whether it be friends, family member, co-workers or future partner; it is significant to understand the underlying relationship of the different zodiac signs checks the sign of zodiac compatibility of your coworkers and friends.The perfect relationships are made by person who is compatible. Be sure to note that the Indian horoscope signs are compatible. Zodiac sign information about your Indian horoscope compatibility can be discovered in birth chart. The answer again to this theme is found in Indian astrology. These ideas are rooted in ancient astrological planetary positions of the planets at the time of birth and birth place. There are a number of aspects that led to the Indian horoscope compatibility between the two potential partners. Indian horoscope compatibility is equipped with the help of Indian astrology and Vedic astrology. In Indian astrology the most acknowledged Indian horoscope compatibility breakdown method is by the analysis of eight points.This way is also known as Ashta-Koot Milan. These positions of soul mate are reviewed and evaluated with the help of scoring method. According to Indian astrological system, if the score is high in that case it is excellent match. Generally, by and large score of 18 is good as the satisfactory and acceptable for better and fine match.
A marriage is like an association between the hearts of two souls. As a result,Indian horoscope compatibility is very important and significant step. A minute wrong choice could be a consequence of all life difficulty. Therefore, Horoscope compatibility is extremely important step of marriage. It must be followed unfailingly.Consult vedic astrologers to get accurate horoscope compatibility readings to make your life progressive and happier.


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"The Agonizing Trek"
–Amy Engle
National Poetry Writing Month 2017 Poem #7
Despite the April morning chill,
My skin is moist and burning.
The faint desert wind blows
Dry, pollen-filled air among us.
A pack rests across my shoulders,
Over-loaded with hiking essentials.
"I can do this," I say to myself.
"This is practice for Grand Canyon."
Flatiron rises in the distance.
The trail begins miles before the
Mountain even begins to slope.
Our fearless leaders charge forward
While the less-experienced hikers
Lag behind at our own slow pace.
My quads tighten as I approach
The steepening inclined path.
I soon find myself all alone.
An occasional stranger passes
Me by with a wave and smile.
Nothing but my thoughts and
Prayers to keep me motivated.
The inclining increases drastically.
Ahead, I see some members of
My group struggle to scale the cliff.
I stop in fear, my eyes wide as I
Survey the rock wall before me.
No one had told me that we'd be
Actually mountain climbing today.
I had assumed that the path simply
Circled and spiraled up to the summit.
Other hikers sound discouraged
But they continue toward the cliff.
Shaking my head, I begin the trek
Back down the trails to my car.
"Nope. Not gonna happen. Never."
The people who invited me on the hike
Most be certifiably insane if they thought
That I could handle the monstrous slope.
Time goes on, and I lose track of time.
A sign identifies the different trails
That intersected at the same fork.
Nothing looked the least bit familiar.
It had been fairly dark when we had begun
And the pace was brisk in the beginning;
I hadn't thought that there were multiple
Paths up the cursed Flatiron Mountain.
Panic sets in as I realize that I'm lost.
The GPS on my phone is no help at all.
Standing there doing nothing wasn't helping,
So I tried my luck with the widest path.
Tents appeared in the near distance.
As inattentive as I had been, I was fairly
Certain that I hadn't passed any kind of
Camps on the trail up to the mountain.
I continued on, reasoning that I could get
Help from a friendly camper along the way.
The never-ending streets of trailers
Go on and on for miles as I wander.
I consult my GPS yet again, but in vain.
Water runs low, the sun grows hot ony my
Reddening skin as the afternoon approaches.
The sound of tires on asphalt comes around
a corner and a shinning golf cart passes me.
I wave my arms, calling and shouting at them.
"Please! I've been lost for an hour and can't
Find my way back," I ramble on at them.
The blessed strangers take pity on me and
Give me a ride to the trail with directions.
I arrive at my car after one more short hike,
Dehydrated, starving, and devoid of energy.
With one last glance at Flat Iron Mountain,
I collapse into my seat and sigh in relief.


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text: Home Shopping Network said its income jumped 74% to $29.5 million for the year ended Aug. 31. For the fourth quarter, income fell 41% to $3.3 million. The Clearwater, Fla., company noted the acquisition of Redi-Med Inc., a pharmaceutical repackaging company, and of Precision Software Inc., a computer software company, and the repurchase and refinancing of $20 million of senior notes during the fourth quarter. HSN also realized a gain of $4.4 million during the fourth quarter from the purchase of assets and subscriber base of Canadian Cable Value Network by the Canadian Home Shopping Network. HSN owned about 22% of CCVN stock. Revenue for the year was up 263% to $582.1 million.


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Every year FTTS joyfully celebrates Turkish Month in January. This is the time when the two teachers handling Turkish Language in the grade school & high school department help each other in making the pupils, students and other teachers and staff more oriented with the Turkish culture. The theme for this year is "Colors of the World".
he celebration started with the Turkish Dances Show followed by the Daily Trivia during the morning formation, Then other activities were conducted like the Trivia Questions, Slogan Writing Contest, Essay Writing Contest, Doodle Contest, Cross Word Puzzle Contest and Singing Competition involving students from other schools.
The highlight of the celebration was the Turkish Cultural Festival which took place on January 21,2016 at the FTTS Social Hall. It was attended by dignitaries in the city of Zamboanga which included Congresswoman Lilia M. Nuño, the Representatives of Congressman Celso Lobregat & Mayor Beng Climaco-Salazar DepEd Supervisor and administrative personnel Western Mindanao State University (WMSU) administrative staff and faculty, Police officers and staff, Military Officials, heads of government officers and NGO'S and parents of the pupils and students.


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To every possible variations on a theme of tuning Nissan GT-R one more is added — hardly probable not the most unusual. As the author of idea independent company Cobb Tuning has acted, having finished standard the version of the Japanese supercar on purpose refuelling by ecologically pure fuel — ethanol (mix E85).
Nissan GT-R loves ethanolHowever, it is possible to name ethanol E85 absolutely ecological pure fuel only rather. On 85% it consists of spirit (more often corn or reed) and on 15% from gasoline. Ethanol is available in the United States and in the South America, but in Europe and Asia practically is not applied.
Experts Cobb Tuning assert, that on the properties mix E85 can be approached to the best grades of the racing gasoline accessible in the early nineties of the last century. Being based on it, they have equipped regular for GT-R 3,8-l petrol V6 with two new high-efficiency fuel pumps Walbro 255 and atomizers on 800 cubic sm from Deatschwerks.


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Schedule of Events 2009
Metro State Atheists
Schedule of Events (Spring Semester 2009)
2/12- Darwin Day party- Time and Local TBA
2/16- Why Intelligent Design is not science. Tivoli Tavern Space. 10am-4pm
3/11- Think you know the 10 commandments? Think Again. Tivoli Tavern Space. 10am-4pm
4/7- R-Harmony: We match you with the religion of your dreams! North Classroom Atrium A2. 10am -4pm
4/22-4/23- Spring Fling Our event will consist of demonstrations of the failure of some pseudo-medicine, including the famous Kinoki Footpads. . Tivoli Commons 10am-3pm
5/9- Skepticamp. This event is being brought to us by the Denver Skeptics. It is a gathering of skeptics in which they will present in a lecture type format, certain findings that they have discovered on phenomena spanning a whole host of different fields. President, Joel Guttormson, and Vice President, Chalmer Wren, will be presenting on the language of pseudoscience. Tivoli room 320 9am-8pm
This list is subject to changes and additions as it is TENTATIVE.
It's the most Solstice time of the year.
We are now fast approaching that wonderful time, commonly known as the Holiday Season. After recently seeing Jeff Dunham's recent (and hilarious) holiday special, about 6 times, something Walter (one of his puppet personalities) said, captures the feelings of a lot Christians who feel that there is an awful "War on Christmas" and that their (silly) beliefs about a god-baby being born, are being oppressed. I may sound harsh, but let me tell you about the joke in question. " Jeff: Happy Holidays! Walter: Ya know, I've been meaning to say this for a few years now. Screw you, it's Merry Christmas! (audience cheers) Jeff: But Walter, there are other religions. Walter: Yea, and they're wrong!." Although this may not be exact, it's close enough to make the point. I find it curious that Christianity can take this kind of attitude about other religions yet they are the ones being oppressed and everyone is conducting a War on Christmas. Now, this blog is not going to do what many similar blogs have done and expound on the debauchery of the history surrounding Christmas. This has be done ad nauseam. Here, I'd like to talk about the taboo subject of: Christian Intolerance.
To all the moderate, i-don't-hurt-anybody-with-my-beliefs/they-aren't-REAL-Christians Christians, I'd like to inform you that, yes they are "REAL" Christians. If not only because that's a judgement call your religion isn't supposed to be making in the first place. Who are you to decide that? ("Judge not lest ye be judged" ringing a bell?) And secondly, if you aren't speaking out or against the following, you're an enabler and are just a guilty.
First, Happy Holidays to all. I say this, not to be politically correct, but to show tolerance for the beliefs of others. It may seem strange to some of the more religiously inclined, to hear that from an atheist. There are many holidays going on at this time of year. The most prominent of them are Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa. I've had people ask me over the years, "So if you're an atheist, does that mean you don't/can't celebrate Christmas?". This is a loaded question, to some extent, so I'll try and give the most informative and satisfying answer I can. (*Please note: I do not speak for all atheists, the following is simply my personal account of my celebration practices and does represent, in totality, atheists in general)
After researching the origins of Christmas, which I celebrate for its material value (not its religious value) for many years as an atheist, I found that most of the practices of the tradition (ie the tree, the decorations, Santa and so on) weren't Christian at all. So yes, I do, in a sense celebrate Christmas. On the other hand, Christmas, being stolen almost outright from the Pagans for northern Europe, has a more real meaning in the way it was originally celebrated. The people of northern Europe equated Winter with death. Who wouldn't living there in those days? The reason for the tree, specifically a fur tree, was because the people of northern Europe observed that those tree were about one of the only things that didn't die in the Winter season. Thus, it came to be a representation of life overcoming death (sound familiar to anyone you've heard of?…See Easter 😉 ). Thus, the tradition began of bringing a fur tree into one's house as to bring this representation, to them the power, of life. They did this around December 21st because that is the date of the Winter Solstice. This is, amazingly enough, the time when peoples of the day could notice (because they had no cities to obscure their view) that this was the shortest day of the year and that Winter was going away, however slowly. This was the cause of great celebration. It meant that soon, but never soon enough, they would be free of the death that was the cold and snow of the season. Therefore, I, for similar, although not identical reasons, have decided that this celebration is quite a bit more valid than celebrating the mythical birth of a mythical person that more than likely never existed at all. So the short answer is, I celebrate the material part of Christmas (the presents, who doesn't like presents) and the naturalistic side of the Solstice. So, I guess you could say I celebrate Solstmas. This is a legitimate holiday to celebrate. Not to sound too conceded, but again, it is my opinion that celebrating the Solstice or Solstmas, is far more legitimate than lighting 8 candles for a seemingly random display of pageantry or reminiscing about events surrounding a mythical baby-god, that probably never happened in what is today Israel.
However, do not take all this to mean I believe that if you DO celebrate the holidays I consider invalid and illegitimate that you should stop. It is only my opinion and I am entitled to it. Further, this is a subjective matter about which neither of us is right or wrong. This is where the joke that Jeff tells, with his character Walter comes into play. It's not so much that Jeff, as Walter, says this. It's the fact that the audience, upon hearing this, erupts into cheers, as if he made a valid point, which he most certainly did not. Holidays are not a matter of right and wrong. Their origins often contain facts which are subject to such boolean objectivity, but their practice of them a purely subjective matter. Therefore, I implore to those of you who believe that "Happy Holidays" is somehow a phrase meant to keep you from having your traditions and celebrations, to not be so judgmental. Stand back, look in the mirror and try a pair of shoes on that you're are unfamiliar with, see how they look on you, see how they feel, maybe even walk around in them a little bit. Then, Merry Chis-ma-han-a-kwanz-ica it up all you want. Because when you say "Merry Christmas!" to me, I'll reply (with good intention), "Merry Solstmas!" to you.
Happy Holidays to everyone!
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A short powerpoint presentation on carbenes that I did for a chemistry class. I can't figure out how to post it so its viewable online, so you can download the file.
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The best part about the office where I go to work nowadays is its accessible location and the fact that it's in a relatively greener part of Sector V. There are beautiful Krishnachura and Radhachura trees lining the avenue – once, most of Salt Lake was like that with street after street shaded by colourful Jacarandas, Jarul, Shonajhuri and many other trees – now few areas remain the same since most of the trees have been cruelly felled in the name of development.
I'm not saying that we don't need better infrastructure and definitely, a lot of structural development has to be done. However, at the rate at which trees are being cut and waterbodies being destroyed – we are blindly walking towards an ecological disaster. The wetlands near Sector V have been blithely encroached upon and large areas have been either filled in or taken over for dumping rubbish. Construction for behemoth office buildings, the Metro and various flyovers have resulted in a massive felling of trees. And even though the NDITA claims that they have replanted trees to replace the lost ones, we have seen no concrete evidence to that effect.


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I just dropped my bike off at the repair store. Good news: the tires probably haven't been punctured so I won't have to buy new ones. The whole tune-up will cost me $60, but I'll end up saving in the long run since I won't be using as much gas. And, there's no one ahead of me in the tune-up line, so it should be done in one day instead of two. Yahoo!
I had almost the same lunch as I did yesterday, soup and salad. I got small bowls of both sweet potato lemongrass and black bean and corn chili, but I only ended up eating the sweet potato. I topped it with some coconut and chili paste:
In the salad was cucumber salad (they must have made a lot), spinach, pea pods, cauliflower, carrots, red beans, and tofu, drizzled with oil and vinegar.
I was craving chocolate milk, which is strange since I didn't even drink that much of it as a kid. It was really thick and definitely not skim, so it felt more like a dessert. Still no bananas!
I just had an Apple Cinnamon Z Bar for a pre-pilates snack. It was... chewy. Good, but not my favorite and a little too sweet. I was going to have a Larabar, but I wasn't hungry enough for it. Next time I know!
Off to class...
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
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Chrissy Teigen Gives Middle Finger To Critics of Her Pregnancy
Chrissy Teigen glows as she arrives at LAX airport to board a flight with husband John Legend on Friday (December 25) in Los Angeles.
The 30-year-old model announced she and John are having a baby girl earlier in the week.
The same day of the gender reveal, Chrissy responded to a tweet criticizing her and John's choice to have a baby before they were married with a photo of her middle finger and her wedding ring, since the couple are in fact married.
Make sure to check out the new photo of Chrissy showing off her baby bump in a swimsuit!
— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) December 24, 2015
40+ pictures inside of Chrissy Teigen and John Legend arriving at LAX airport…


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shuffle your mp3 player
list the first 10 songs
comment on other people's lists
the middle ones 'step out'
migos 'china town'
matmos 'very large green triangles'
dj sprinkles 'sisters, i don't know what this world is coming to'
migos 'adios'
internet club 'dynamic'
migos 'bando'
owen pallett 'the secret seven'
the tough alliance 'something special'
the knife 'got 2 let u (shaken up version)'
weird that it plays 3 migos songs? think it is a pretty good summation of what i listen to anyway
that's pretty tight
really ballsy to go up against young thug at this point though
he is on top of the world.
my fav YT song is still Curtains
that's great
tbh i've not dug into him much outside the bigger songs and the gucci mane / black portland collab
imo ICFN2 is his best but everyone else says 1017 Thug
Black Portland is a little overrated to me.
oh sweet cheers, i'll check it out later
Múm - Green Grass Of Tunnel
MJ Hibbett & the Validators - Leave My Brother Alone
LCD Soundsystem - Someone Great
M83 - Secret Track (the one on Dead Cities etc)
Broken Social Scene - [untitled] (aka the one with a blank name on Bee Hives)
Atlas Sound - So Many Bodies
Eels - Going To Your Funeral Part II
High Places - Sophia
Nirvana - Something in the Way
Cyclefly - Crowns
Pretty standard. the MJ Hibbett track is from a b-sides album I bought years ago and have never really listened to it because it's of very varying quality, but it does have this on it http://mjhibbett.bandcamp.com/track/fucking-hippy
CYCLEFLY :D basically a long time ago I found some naff old Kerrang! covermount CDs (that song is on this one, seriously, look at that artwork http://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Devils-Music-Volume-4/release/657746) and put them into my iTunes as ATP was coming up and I always supplied the music for my regular chalet crew. Hilarious times were had with them.
mj hibbett gave out a free b-sides comp at one of his shows i saw
never listened to it though but it's a different one to that, and i like the fact he has multiple b-side compilations
high places were cool
the Forest Moon one?
there was a box of those for freebie in the Indietracks merch tent, I decided against taking one though
I really miss that whole 2008 Upset the Rhythm-bands scene with High Places and Deerhunter and No Age and Ponytail and Parenthetical Girls and stuff. so many good records.
it was this
yeah i love all that stuff. those early abe vigoda records were like the most exciting thing to me in high school
Abe Vigoda are FUCKING SICK
rinsed Skeleton in the summer of 2009 or whenever it was. What an album.
yeah that album is amazing
everyone stop what you are doing and listen to it
opening riff :Obrainfeedr this'd this
Torche - Holy Roar
Primus - John The Fisherman
Faith No More - Ugly In The Morning
Goldfinger - In My Head
Don Fernando - What You Need
I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue - Late Arrivals At The Fishermen's Ball
My Awesome Compilation - Blue Birds Are Blue
Rocket From The Crypt - Velvet Touch
Less Than Jake - Soundtrack Of My Life
Dashboard Confessional - Again I Go Unnoticed
- shucks this'd this
I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue - is that a band
Or do you just have some classic episodes? Legit either way.
It's the radio shows
got about 10 of them on my itunes, so they're bound to show up!
A Sunny Day In Glasgow - The Body, It Bends
Veronica Falls - All Eyes On You
Tindersticks - Bearsuit
Spoon - You Got Yr Cherry Bomb
Manic Street Preachers - The Everlasting
Chairlift - Turning
Tindersticks - Travelling Light
Beyoncé - Freakum Dress
The New Pornographers - Ballad Of A Comeback Kid
The Raveonettes - You Hit Me (I'm Down)
If I was listening to this whilst out and about I would probably have pressed "forward" on the Manics and Chairlift tracks. I oddly enjoyed this little exercise. I may do another reply in a few days depending on how much time I have.
Moodymann – How do u get 2 Detroit
Daphni – Light
My Bloody Valentine – If I Am
Anthony Naples – Slackness
Blondes – Business
Chester Watson – Casanegra
Big L – I Don't Understand it
The Beach Boys – That's Not Me
The Pharcyde – Bullshit
Tall Ships – Send News
- theShipment this'd this
Lambchop - Sharing A Gibson With Martin Luther KIng
Patrick Wolf - Bermondsey Street
Momus - Steven Zeeland
Hot Chip - Tchaparian
Faith No More - From Out Of Nowhere
Hot Club De Paris - Extra Time, Sudden Death
Merz - Lotus
Let's Active - Badger
The Night Marchers - All Hits
Hauschka - Trost
never even heard of that momus song and i read his blog every single day
To be honest with you
I hadn't it heard it either until just now
Not editing out the shitters
Nirvana - Lounge Act (live at Reading)
The Offspring - Kristy, Are You Doing Okay?
Factory Floor - How You Say
Chew Lips - Rising Tide
Blink-182 - Always
LCD Soundsystem - 45:33 (II)
The Velvet Underground - Heroin
AFI - Bleed Black
The Band - Lonesome Suzie
Bruce Springsteen - Jungleland
Not really very reflective of my listening habits, but that's to be expected out of nearly 15k songs. I didn't even realise I had any Springsteen on there. I listen to that Chew Lips track all the time, and I do enjoy 45:33 now and again, rest of them are nearly never played.
Mount eerie - yawning sky
Sophie - bipp
Tim hecker - amp, drugs, mellotron
Forest swords - thor's stone
Black lips - drugs
Japandroids - nights of wine and roses
Bon Iver - woods
Flying lotus - riot
Mount eerie - mouth of sky
Vampire weekend - obvious bicycle
Stara rzeka - przebudzenie...
Did 11 'cause mount eerie came up twice. Pretty good playlist I reckon. Not totally indicative of my listening in that there's not a lot of drone stuff on there.
I quite like the shuffle function sometimes
You give the chaos forces of the universe a DJ set; and sometimes get to find really great stuff you ain't listened to in a while.
Here's my list (I started providing some mega wanky commentary partway through)
- Aphex Twin - 'We Are The Music Makers'
- Foals - 'Milk & Black Spiders'
- Cuushe - 'From the Window on the Plane (Kixnare Remix)'
- Godspeed You! Black Emperor - 'We Drift Like Worried Fire'*
(I was planning to play them all; but I had to skip this one by Godspeed, cause it's twenny minutes long, man. I may make a point of listening to it on its own at a later date)
- Mogwai - 'How To Be A Werewolf'
- Here We Go Magic - 'Moon'
- Fleet Foxes - 'Your Protector'
(this and Here We Go Magic, I haven't listened to in ages. I remember really liking some of the tracks on the HWGM album ('Collector' and 'Casual', esp. -- also, I can't believe that came out in 2010!); but it's one of those albums I haven't listened to in full as much as it probably deserves. The Fleet Foxes album is my dad's, and brought to mind many car journeys from around that time (2008!?!? My pension payments should be soon, right?). Nice song, too.)
- Arcade Fire - Haiti
(my (possibly) favourite track off of my (pretty much definitely) favourite album by Arcade Fire. I always enjoy their other albums when I listen to them, but it's 'Funeral' I always come back to: it's just such a brilliantly concise, yet varied, document of a band sounding so young and naive, and yet so ambitious and passionate)
- Camera Obscura - 'A Sister's Social Agony'
(got this album towards the end of my third year of university; quite appropriate timing given that this album's melancholically wistful sorta vibe fits the tone of that whole time. Be lucky that the track 'Lunar Sea' didn't come on, else I'd have probably described that vibe with about seven-trillion times more really pretentious prose or something)
- Belle & Sebastian - 'I'm Waking Up To Us'
(there's ten; I've quite enjoyed listening and typing all this stuffe)hexagram this'd this
Maniere Des Bohemiens - Noto Swing
Franz Ferdinand - Ulysses
Fleet Foxes - Someone You'd Admire
Jared Emerson-Johnson - The Rat Creature Chase
Pearl Jam - Animal
Anais Mitchell - Shepherd
Caribou - Irene
Eleanor Friedberger - Glitter Gold Year
The Jam - Beat Surrender
East 17 - It's Alright
Last one inexplicably crops up on one of those 100 Hits compilation thingies which rather loosely sticks to its 90s dance definition. Which isn't always a bad thing, All Saints Never Ever is on there as well!
lots of Jabberwocky bands
Liars - Ill Valley Prodigies
Neutral Milk Hotel - Three Peaches
Thee Oh Sees - No Spell
Kanye West - Can't Tell Me Nothing
ZelooperZ - Fallin (feat. Dopehead & Danny Brown)
Alvvays - Dives
Neutral Milk Hotel - Here We Are (for W. Cullen Hart)
Cloud Nothings - Cut You
Blank Banshee - B:/ Infinite Login
Young Thug - Warrior (feat MPA Wicced)
Standard stuff
1. Daft Punk - Da Funk
2. Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Skeletons (Acoustic)
3. Christopher Denny - Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again)
4. Syd Barrett - Late Night
5. Depeche Mode - Strangelove
6. Anathallo - Noni's Field
7. Roisin Murphy - Overpowered
8. The Wonderstuff - Unrest Song
9. Cary Ann Hearst & Michael Trent - Mothers Scorn
10. Justin Townes Earle - Far Away in Another Town
No idea who or where number 6 came from
<3 Anathallo
Such a shame one of them ended up in Fun.
Get ready for lots of white men with guitars:
Animal Collective - Also Frightened
Interpol - Safe Without
Future Of The Left - destroywhitchurch.com
Sufjan Stevens - Tahquamenon Falls
Frightened Rabbit - Snake
Idlewild - Century After Century
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Midnight Man
Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan's Blues
The Fall - Irish
Gang Of Four - At Home He's A Tourist
Chic - Everybody Dance (12" mix)
Scott Walker - Such a Small Love
Kyuss - Demon Cleaner
Kevin Gates - Around Me
Todd Rundgren - Le Feel Internacionale
Duke Ellington - Tenderly
DJ Rashad - She A Go
TREE - Fame
Koreless - Nosun
The Haxan Cloak - The Drop
Hardly ever use shuffle
quite fun having a look what it throws up:
Heroes - Bowie
Gratisfaction - The Strokes
Scarborough Fair/Cantiole - Simon & Garfunkel
Kinder Blumen - Real Estate
Song of the Sad Ass - Why?
Mr. Soul - Neil Young
Baby, We'll Be Fine - The National
Land Locked Blues - Bright Eyes
Young Adult Friction - The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart
Next - The Weeknd
Mixed bag, forgot I even had S&G's greatest hits, Why's appearance prompted me to listen to Alopecia again for the first time in ages too, so thanks for this thread!
might just listen to my iPod on shuffle all day tomorrow
ten hour day, what could go wrong?
Tim Hecker - In the Fog II - 7.9
Toro Y Moi - New Beat - 7.2
Mount Eerie - The Place Lives - 7.0
Kindness - Bombastic - 5.2
Dawn Richard - Bombs - 7. 8
Gwen Stefani - 4 in the Morning - 8.0
Sky Ferreira - Ain't Your Right - 8.4
Flight of the Conchords - 6.8
The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute - 8.1
The Juan Maclean - ABA - 7.2
Last Train to Transcentral (Live from the Lost Continent) – KLF
Stretch Out and Wait – The Smiths
We Rule the School – Belle and Sebastian
Not a Reasonable Man – I Am Kloot
Ledi Ndieme M'bodj – Orchestre Baobab
Do You Want To (Erol Alkan's Glam Racket) – Franz Ferdinand
An Imagined Affair – Elbow
Stop – Jane's Addiction
Drain You – Nirvana
A House – Doves
Northern Soul – Clayhill
Frankie Machine – Elmer Bernstein
shuffle 4 lyfe (skipped a couple intros and lame tracks tbf)
Jay Z - 1-900-Hustler
Sevyn Streeter - nEXt
Dru Down - Can You Feel Me
Artifex Pereo - To Listen and Say Nothing
Thin Lizzy - S & M
Burna Boy - Like A Party
Motorpsycho - Vortex Surfer
Ned Doheny - Too Late For Love
YG - Bicken Back Being Bool
Ry Cooder - Its All Over Now
Ciara - DUI
Leo Kottke - Vasoline Machine Gun
A very melodic shuffle, just the way I like it
Sugar - I Can't Help You Any More
XTC - Dear God
Pity Sex - Keep
Young Gov & The Scuzz - I Am The Rouge
The Mamas and The Papas - Pearl
The Beat - I Don't Fit In
Real Estate - Horizon
Vacation - Make A Mess
Fleetwood Mac - The Ledge
Clio - Eyes
10 for ya - dig it
sandals "theme from the endless summer"
beach boys "the warmth of the sun"
jackie lomax "speak to me"
1990s "switch"
doris "don't"
the fall "das katerer"
sloan "If I could change your mind"
clash "london's burning"
mickey gilley "I ain't bo diddley"
fats navarro "symphonette"theintl this'd this
I Know There's and Aswer - Beach Boys
Singapore - Tom Waits
Instant Crush - Daft Punk
White Winter Hymnal - Fleet Foxes
Perth - Bon iVer
The Very Best of Neil Diamond - Super Furry Animals
City Sickness - Tindersticks
Roland - Interpol
Love on The Rocks With No Ice - The Darkness
marnie stern - immortals
homostupids - mister payback
country teasers - comeback maggy
magik markers - bad dream/hartford
built to spill - broken chairs
teengirl fantasy - floor to floor
the nation of ulysses - spectra sonic sound
danny brown - 30
king tuff - sun medallion
d'angelo - hugher
Prospector Arrives - Jonny Greenwood
Envision (ft Channy of Poliça) - Supreme Cuts
Heterotopia (Young Marco Remix) - Michael Ozone
Strawberry Bubblegum - Justin Timberlake
Curtains (Dead Time Remix) - Wolfcub
Loss - SCB
Instinct Blues - The White Stripes
Breathe The Fire - The Soft Moon
Inside The Deku Tree - Leon Vynehall
Field - Mount Kimbie
This is a fun game.
10 knuckle shuffle
Pure Bathing Culture - Evergreener
The Cure - Plainsong
Hookworms - Form And Function
Pure X - Twisted Mirror
It Is Rain In My Face - Duck In A Row
Death Of The Neighbourhood - Relax Stupid
Drop Out Venus - Love In Vain
Babes In Toyland -Bruise Violet
Suuns - Holocene City
Morgan Delt - Little Zombies
Yeah, straight from the top of my phone
Tarnished - dälek
Midnight - William Elliott Whitmore
Subterranean - The Charlatans
Head Rush On Lafayette - David Holmes
16 Ghosts II - Nine Inch Nails
Investigative Reports - GZA
Someday - The Strokes
Night Bus - Burial
Diamond Eyes - Deftones
Trip Eden - Susumu Yokota
Good spread of stuff there. There's tons of Talking Heads and Kraftwerk on there that it could have picked, but I'm mostly surprised that it didn't troll me by picking ten non-sequential Bill Hicks tracks or something.
i only have 10 tracks
Steps - 5678
Jake Bugg - Wonderwall (cover)
Kasabian - The Roof Is On Fire (cover)
Black Box - Ride On Time
Rod Stewart - Sailing
The Kayas - I Am Waiting
Her Parents - Why Don't You Just Fuck Off
Black Box - Ride On Time
Steps - 5678
Nelly - Hot In Herre
Mostly use shuffle on my iPod these days
Efil's God - Eels
Slow Down - Blur
Daniel - Bat For Lashes
Theresa's Sound-World - Sonic Youth
Luna - Smashing Pumpkins
Pressure - Submerse
Fresh Feeling - Eels
is this and yes - My Bloody Valentine
Steam Machine - Daft Punk
Girl Like You - Hartfield
Theresa's Sound-World is one of my favourite ever SY tracks so glad to hear it come up. Slow Down is a solid early tune by Blur that sounds a bit like early MBV, and funnily enough I was listening to a bit of Leisure for the first time in years this morning. Been listening to a bunch of Japanese shoegaze recently so nice to have some Hartfield there.
Always enjoy these lists.
blood orange - it is what it is
pissed jeans - pleasure race
integrity - spiderwoven
superchunk - cast iron
dizzee rascal - round we go
biggie - suicidal thoughts
blakfish - im laughing now but its no joke
siege - conform (live version)
biggie - respect
purity ring - lofticries
never listened to blakfish or blood orange, reckon i got given those albums by friends
blakfish are terrible
think i saw them once - bass player or something had massive white guy dreadlocks literally the size of his body
white guy dreadlocks
instant veto
Royals- Lorde
Sherane a.k.a. Master Splinter's Daughter- Kendrick Lamar
Light Speed- Dr. Dre
I Luv Jah- Bad Brains
it was a pleasure then- Nico
Top Floor- TNGHT
Drive Back- Neil Young
Selling Rope- Los Camp
Clean Up- Danny Brown
Kon Karne- MF DOOM
Can live with that.
im doing it starred on Spotify as theres more variety
AFI - Dream of Waking
PiL- Albatross
Madonna Into the Groove
Fucked Up - Paper the House
Obituary - Gates to Hell
Manics 4st 7lb
Wolves In The Throne Room - I will Lay Down My Bones Among The Rocks and Roots
Rufio - Science Fiction
Say Anything - The Church Channel
Discordance Axis - Mind Seduction Aftermath
My 10
Slowdive - Miranda
Come - Brand New Vein
Arcade Fire - Here Comes The Night Time II
Blondes - Bora Bora
Haim - Let Me Go
Nils Frahm - Ross's Harmonium
Outkast - Elevators (Me And You)
The Replacements - Takin' A Ride
Kendric Lamar - Poetic Justice
Sun Kil Moon - Ben's My Friend
Gonna do it again but on my computer this time - exciting!
1) Holy Fuck - Milkshake - any time I actually listen to Holy Fuck I remember I really fucking like them, but I just never think to put them on. Are they still a thing? Last album was great.
2) Joanna Newsom - Clam, Crab, Cockle, Cowrie - there are no words
3) The Beatles - Lovely Rita - don't know this one though I'm sure it's one of the famous ones. Beatles are pretty sick though, right?
4) Wild Beasts - The Club of Fathomless Love
5) Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Blaise Bailey Finnegan III - this doesn't get regular plays because of how extensive the vocal sample is (once you've heard it a few times it sort of loses effect). Godspeed are pretty sick though, right?
6) Animal Collective - The Purple Bottle - If it isn't my very favourite song then I don't know what is.
7) Sophie - Lemonade
8) Wu Tang Clan - Clan in da Front - I love about 10 Wu Tang/associated members tracks, but a lot of it leaves me really cold, this song especially.
9) Sun Araw - The Summumm - looking forward to listening to this in the Mexican sun.
10) Deafheaven - Sunbather - FUCK YES! New track is pretty sick, right?
1 electric wizard by electric wizard off electric wizard
don't listen to the first album at all really, doesn't work without the guitar tone. so quiet.
2 world up my ass by circle jerks
haaaah, punk rock
3 diabolic scheme by the hives
sounds a bit like at the drive in and bit like a bond theme. love the hives.
oh guitar solo.
4 flesh eater by spore
spore is a good band name. 90s noise rock is a good time
5 wether's skin by cath and phil tyler
there's a weird triplet skip thing in her vocals at 1:45 that always makes me happy, like when the backing vocals come in and he starts letting the bass notes rattle too. "to wallop your wife it is surely a sin"
6 please stand up by british sea power
7 sanctuary by ruins
hahaha this says it's a miles davis cover.
8 worry about it later by the futureheads
barry hyde was a big one for vests back then
9 doubt by wye oak
no their best
10 i cant get no satisfaction by otis redding
fucking yehhhh
Detritus- 17 Fingers (Mothboy Remix).
Air- Clouds Up.
Nine Inch Nails- Self Destruction, Pt 3
El-P- EMG
The National- Bloodbuzz Ohio. Always disappointed by the production of this. Seem to remember seeing them play it live on Jimmy Fallon before the album came out and it sounded incredible. The album version just feels a bit flat in comparison.
Missy Elliot- The Rain (Supa Duper Fly)
Steve Reich- Third Movement, Pt 2. Not my favourite stuff of his. Got bored halfway through and moved onto the next track.
Digitalism- Pogo
Emulator Punks- Breathe. Chiptune cover of the Prodigy. Always makes me laugh. Does go on a bit though.
Los Campesinos!- It's never that easy though, is it? Probably one of my least favourite songs off this album.
Pleased with that. Skipped Douglas Adams Hitchhikers Guide though.
Wooo this is fun
The Fall - Shake Off
Nightmares on Wax - Humble
Go-Betweens - In Her Diary
The Replacements - Tossin' & Turnin'
The Field Mice - So Said Kay
Michael Head & the Red Elastic Band - Artorius Revisited
Tom Waits - Temptation
New Order - Temptation (WOW!!!!)
Advisory Circle - Keep Warm, Keep Well
Lincoln - Barcelona
Great to hear that last track again, one of the truly great tunes of the 00s.
off my phone like
Fennesz - Grey Scale
Ringo Deathstarr - Slack
Jake Bugg - Ballad of Mr Jones
Jeff Buckley - Gunshot Glitter
Born Ruffians - Kurt Vonnegut
House Of Pain - Still Got a Lotta Love
Martha Wainwright - Far Away
The Cure - To Wish Impossibld Things
Elbow - This Blue World
Ambrosia - You're The Only Woman (You and I) (late night tales track)
So fairly limited cross section of tunes. Do like that Martha Wainwright album.
Minutemen - #1 Hit Song
King Tubby - Dread Locks Dub
Husker Du - Something I Learned Today
Mark Kozelek - Time Is Love
Yuck - Out Of Time
Captain Beefheart - Making Love To a Monkey (or something)
Eagulls - Tough Luck
Junior Murvin - I Was Appointed
Fucked Up - He's So Frisky
Eluvium - Rain Gently
I have really enjoyed Minutemen and Husker Du recently
after reading This Band Will Be Your Life. Metal Circus is brilliant, I had never heard it before. The rest is just a random mix, I have loads of reggae on there at the moment as I go through phases with it.
I've only just got Metal Circus too, and it is brilliant!
Seems to be the perfect mix of where they were coming from into where they were going. Zen Arcade was my favourite before now but i think Metal Circus is going to take the crown....
enjoyed this list, i like it when shuffle seems to follow the mood of the songs
The Magnetic Fields - A Pretty Girl is Like...
Apollo 100 - Joy
Two Door Cinema - Beacon
Metronomy - The Bay (Erol Alkan's Extended Rework)
Battles - Sundome (feat. Yamantaka Eye)
Darren Hayman - Purley Way
Neil Young - See The Sky About to Rain
David Bowie - Ashes to Ashes
The Smiths - Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now
Zomby - Fuck Mixing, Let's Dance
Strangely fun this
Breach - Teeth Out
Emperor - A Fine Day to Die
Fennesz - Grey Scale
Autechre - Melve
Werewolves on Motorcycles - The Beerwolf
Billy Mahonie- Watching People Speaking When you Can't Hear What They are Saying
Brian Eno - The Chill Air
Void - All White Neighborhood
Moss Icon - The Life
Louise Cyphre - Your punkrock, Our Friendship
Manic Face - Action Beat
Hello Baby - The Wild Riders
Ein Kinderspeil: Akiko - Helmut Lachenmann
Driving South - The Stone Roses
2/6 - Astral Social Club
The King of Pin-Ups Side A - Irving Claw Trio
Three Voices [For Joan La Barbara]: Legato - Morton Feldman
Corkscrew - Oren Ambarchi
He Felt The Patient Memory Of A Reluctant Sea - Jim O'Rourke
Super 78 - Neu!


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The Dave Brubeck Quartet, internationally acclaimed as one of the world's foremost jazz groups, will bring the inimitable Brubeck manner of jazz to Gibbons Hall here at Siena on Saturday, February 26, 1966 at 8:30 p.m. Brubeck is the symbol of progres¬ sive jazz in the eyes of most Ameri¬ cans and also in the minds of people all over the world—even behind the iron curtain. His history - making world travels, under the auspices of our State Department, have car¬ ried the message of jazz to all corners of the world as a symbol of American freedom, bridging all lan¬ guage gaps, cultural and racial dif¬ ferences and creating real commu¬ nication among peoples of different cultures. Brubeck was born in Concord, California, the youngest of three sons. His mother was one of the leading piano instructors in the area and classical piano literature was such an integral part of young Bru¬ beck's home life that at the age of five he began improvising themes of his own. His first contact with jazz was through his older brother, and at thirteen, he was causing a sensation with the local dance bands, playing everything from hillbilly to swing. Brubeck is currently one of the most sought-after personalities in the world of jazz and has been such for some years. Each member of the quartet has won impressive recognition. Paul Desmond on alto sax is considered far and away the world's number one alto sax player. Joe Morello has won one award after another for drummers for the past several years. Gene Wright, the newest member of the group is an outstand¬ ing bass player and has featured with Count Basie, and other great jazz names before associating with the Brubeck group. Tickets for the event may be ob¬ tained from any senator or at local music stores after Christmas recess. NOTICE The staff of The Indian is re¬ minded that the annual banquet, sponsored by the student newspaper will be held around the end of January. There will be a meeting of all members of the staff on Mon¬ day, January 3, 1966 concerning this event. If members plan to attend the banquet, they must attend this meeting. It will be held during the free period in the publications oflBce of The Indian. 'C The Student Senate of Siena College has published a resolu¬ tion condemning the municipal administration in Albany for cutting off the funds for the Trinity Institute in the South End of Albany. The resolution was published December 13, 1965. In the document, the Senate af firmed the right of individuals in the Trinity Institute to speak out against the administration in the city because, as the Senate stated, "it is the responsibility of govem¬ ment, in justice to its citizens, to cure the ills of poverty. They then go on to state that it is their opinion that the city administration has been "sadly deficient" in this responsi¬ bility. The Senate views this act on the part of the city as a "shocking at¬ tempt to eliminate an organization which has a long history of aiding the poor and indigent in Albany's South End." Also pointed out in the resolution is the fact that "stu- Students Aid Education Survey in City of Troy Approximately twenty Siena students are participating in an educational survey conducted under a provision of Economic Opportunity Act 1964. By this act, adult education classes are provided free of cost to citizens lacking an eighth grade education, dropouts lacking any formal educa- Since there are many school dents from the classrooms of the Trinity Institution have been trans¬ ferred to a school building whose state of repair can be termed only as apalling." The Senate calls upon the people of Albany "to protest this seeming¬ ly negative and rash political move." They have also emphasized the ne¬ cessity for the Church, "whose ex¬ pressed concern for the poor of Al¬ bany has been clearly indicated in the last month, to speak out against the withdrawal." The Senate goes on to state that it is their opinion that the Church must accept the social responsibility for entering into the area of politics, when politics causes a severe injustice to a great number of its people." The Senate reminds all that "As students of this educational institu¬ tion, our stand on social commit¬ ment is a matter of record." And in the resolution they state their support of the Trinity Institution, and shall do everything in their power to assure the continued exist¬ ence of that institution. tion, this survey work is necessary to determine how many people in the Troy area would be interested in attending these federally spon¬ sored educational classes. Mr. Edward Hanley, supervisor of the program and the principal of Public School 12 in Troy, welcomed the students from Siena in an orien¬ tation gathering at School 12 last Saturday, December 11. Several students from R.P.I., St. Rose and Russell Sage were also present for the orientation and the survey work. Mr. Hanley stressed the importance of the survey work as a means of increasing the educational facilities of lower income families. By increasing the educational standards of the people, an effective means for better jobs and higher incomes is provided. Those college students participatuig in the pro¬ gram are therefore to be congratu¬ lated, not only for their community interest, but also for their efforts in the anti-poverty program. During the meeting, it was agreed that the students would work in pairs, a girl with a guy, to make the survey work a little more inter¬ esting. Each pair was designated to a specific area which was their responsibility to survey. The area usually consisted of only one city block. This would require at most two or three hours of work per week. Each student received his ovra survey packet containing the questionnaires, information concern¬ ing the project, and a clipboard. Many more students are required to work on this project since this will greatly diminish the individual work to be done. The students from Siena participating in this program include: Joe Cooley, Don Grady, Mike AUard, Jack Powers, Bernie Trembly, Joe Evers, Jerry Demers, Terry O'Bryan, George Plante, Frank Williams, John Ward, Matt Rogan, Chuck McSweeney, Dan Tivorek, Terry Arndt, Tom Cata- lonatto, Nick Laicona, Ed Richards, Mike Novack and John Sullivan. Annual Performance of Messiah At Chancellors Hall in Albany The eleventh annual performance of Handel's "Messiah" will be presented by the Capitol Hill Choral Society at Chancellors Hall in Albany tonight at 8:30 p.m. The guest soloist from New York City will be: Lee Dougherty, so¬ prano; Virginia Hcirms, alto; Richard Krausse, tenor; and Terrence Hawkins, bass. This will be Miss Dougherty's third concert with the Choral Society. She was the soprano soloist in the 1963 performance of Bach's "Mass in B Minor" and in last year's presentation of Bach's "Magnificat" and Handel's "Dettin- gen Te Deum." She studied at the Eastman School of Music and in Germany under a Fulbright Grant. Miss Dougherty is an accomplished pianist, as well as soprano soloist, and has won many awards in both fields. Concert tickets may be obtained at downtown Albany music stores, from Society members, and at the door the night of the concert. Free parking will be available at the nearby State parking lot. The Capitol Hill Choral Society is a nonprofit music association that presents four major concerts each season. There will be two more concerts this season: Rossini's "Sta- bat Mater" and several Passion motets at the Cathedral of the Im¬ maculate Conception on March 8 and Mendelssohn's "Elijah" at Chan¬ cellors Hall on May 11, 1966.
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I am not sure the new iBook will actually sell more in pure numbers than the iMac did, but that would actually not surprise me. And I am totally sure that it will be the best selling notebook of all time.
All of us geeks or wannabe geeks tend to get hung up in technical details, like the number of ports, specific megahertz, blah blah blah. And even there, the iBook is doing well.
But what counts is this:
- A very great number of people have been pining for an Apple portable but not gotten one, because until this year, there has not been one which was very compact and light. Then came the Titanium PowerBook, which is compact and light compared to its power and features, and it took off like a rocket.
- The new iBook is even more compact, it is lighter than the TiBook, and it is reasonably close to being as powerful.
- Its screen has almost the same resolution as the TiBook. It is physically smaller, which worries a few people, but not most.
- It is about half the price!
- It is really good looking, and in a professional way. I like it even better than the Titanium, personally.
In short, it will be a hit with students, and it will be a hit with consumers. It will be a hit with professional users who donit need the worldis most powerful notebook (and that is most of them). It will also be a hit with people whoid like a good notebook, but canit afford US$2500 for it. That too is most of them.
In short, it will be a hit, squared. And you can quote me on that.
Yours, Eolake
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Agriculture-based workshop Nov. 9
October 26, 2011
Local farming, economic development and education organizations are hosting a workshop to help Charlevoix County communities boost their economies through agriculture-based development. The event will take place from 7 p.m.-9:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 9, at the Charlevoix Public Library. Agriculture is an important part of Charlevoix County's economy. Whether it is commodity production for national markets, vegetables for local farm markets, agriculture-based tourism or locations for wind energy facilities, farms provide jobs and income, Michigan State University Extension senior educato Dean Solomon said.
Community supported agriculture supporting the community
By Marci Singer News-Review Staff Writer
March 1, 2010
BRUTUS — While knowing she is bringing fresh organically grown produce to the community is a very gratifying feeling for Mari Shumaker, the 35-year-old mother of two felt like she could and should be doing more. As a result, the owner of Red School Farm in Brutus partnered with the Manna Food Project last year by donating a portion of the farm's produce to the project. This year, she has something even bigger in mind. "A few years ago I listened to someone discussing the notion of tithing," Shumaker said.
Home on the grange: A grassroots tradition of agriculture and advocacy
By Christine GwidtSaturday staff writer
April 10, 2010
When bad guys beleaguer the community in black and white movie westerns, the message to "meet at the Grange Hall" is often passed among the townsfolk. These references conjure up the image of an agricultural fraternity during a time when farmers helped their neighbors raise a barn or bring in the crops and gathered for social recreation and potluck dinners. But while the encroachment of city life may have altered the landscape, the National Grange of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry is still a venerable organization in rural America.
MSU hosting Agriculture & Natural Resources Week
January 25, 2006
EAST LANSING - The 91st Agriculture and Natural Resources (ANR) Week at Michigan State University is slated for March 3-11 on the East Lansing campus. ANR Week programs focus on topics such as organic growing, livestock, pasteurization, nutrition, horticulture and youth development. Participants can attend forest stewardship training, rabbit breeders school, a heritage livestock exhibition, the Quiet Water Symposium, an Alaskan wildlife travelogue presentation, poultry program, horticulture therapy program and other workshops throughout the week.
Local agriculture gears up for the season
By Noah Fowle News-Review Staff Writer
April 10, 2009
Michigan's long-standing number two industry is agriculture and with the gloomy economic picture likely to extend through the summer, some economists predict farming may surpass tourism as the state's top economic engine. Although nights are still dipping below freezing, area farms are prepping their fields in expectation of warmer weather. The turn around from winter to spring planting is short, and most operations have addressed any necessary equipment repairs. David Coveyou said not the even the cold weather could delay his springtime preparations at Coveyou Scenic Farms.
Ash borer meeting planned
November 30, 2004
State and federal officials will host a public meeting at 7 p.m. today, Tuesday, Nov. 30, at the Bear Creek Township Hall, to outline their plans to contain and eradicate the emerald ash borer in Emmet County. An isolated infestation of the ash borer was recently detected in Bear Creek Township. The meeting will provide property owners who may be impacted with an overview of the project and provided a forum for questions. Participants include officials from the Michigan Departments of Agriculture and Natural Resources, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and Michigan State University Extension service.
A taste of life on the farm: Fleming Farm opens for 5th-graders
May 20, 2008
ELMIRA TWP. ? Even though they live in Otsego County, some youngsters have little exposure to rural life. Providing them an opportunity to learn about agriculture and natural resources is what an annual visit to the Fleming Farm is all about. Between 75 and 100 fifth-graders from St. Mary Cathedral, Vanderbilt Area and Johannesburg schools got a taste of farm life during Ag & Natural Resources Day Friday. Volunteers manned seven stations designed to show students what?s involved in life on a 600-acre farming operation.
Log onto Web for gas prices - Letter to the Editor
December 3, 2003
To the Editor: There is an easy way to find out how much gas is around the state. Log onto www.michigan .gov and go the Department of Agriculture, or go to www .mda.state.mi.us/industry/lab/gas/index.html, type in a ZIP code or city and the Web site will give you the high, average and low prices for gas for three days as well as location of gas stations. For instance on Nov. 17 the average gas price in Gaylord was $1.65; Traverse City, $1.49; Grayling, $1.57 and way up in Ironwood it was $1.56.
Area farmers lobby in Lansing
March 26, 2003
John Milbocker, Henry Axford, Bea Axford, Barb Fleming and Gene Fleming represented the Otsego County Farm Bureau. The group was prepared to talk with the legislators following breakout sessions where they were briefed on the key issues and related MFB policies. Nearly 50 legislators and aides were in attendance to meet with producers during the afternoon reception of the annual MFB event. "The Lansing Legislative Seminar is an opportunity for legislators to hear firsthand the issues affecting their agricultural constituents," said Ron Nelson, manager, MFB State Governmental Affairs Dept.
State fairground sale questioned
By HILLARY DICKERSON
February 5, 2003
In short, Howard has concerns over a few of the recent suggestions brought forth for money-saving items from the Mackinac Center for Public Policy which range from selling the state fairgrounds to eliminating funding for a variety of different agricultural programs. "I don't think agriculture is exempt from any of this, but it also can be pretty handy to pick on us because there aren't many of us," said Howard Monday afternoon in response to the Mackinac Center's recent release.
Bank brings agricultural lending resource to region
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July 25, 2013
PETOSKEY -- With Michigan's agriculture industry growing, The Bank of Northern Michigan aims to help foster this growth with its eligibility to make Farm Service Agency-backed loans. The bank, with offices in Petoskey and Traverse City, is part of Lake Michigan Financial Corp. Another of the company's subsidiaries, The Bank of Holland, operates downstate. "By expanding the bank's FSA eligibility to Northern Michigan, we are providing new lending options for the area's farmers and ranchers," said David Boeve, a vice president, business banking officer and key Farm Service Agency loan contact with The Bank of Northern Michigan.
Benishek to speak on agriculture in Gaylord June 8
May 31, 2013
GAYLORD - U.S. Rep. Dan Benishek, R - Crystal Falls will discuss Michigan's agriculture industry and its impact on the state's economy at an event in Gaylord from 8:30 a.m. to noon Saturday, June 8 at Treetops Resort, 3962 Wilkinson Road. Benishek will speak on environment and technology, infrastructure, agricultural growth, livestock and dairy and specialty crops. A panel discussion will follow. "Agriculture is a major part of the economy in Northern Michigan and statewide," Benishek said.
Keep it Simple: Getting ready for summer
By Michael Jones, Special to the Herald Times
April 26, 2013
On Tuesday, I found myself spending the better part of a pleasant afternoon working in the greenhouse planting annual flower seeds, which, when the threat of frost passes sometime in early June here in Gaylord, would be moved as vibrant plants into our many flower gardens. Packets of pinwheel zinnias, cosmic orange cosmos, bachelor buttons, cocktail nasturtiums, snapdragons, castor bean, Mexican hats, morning glory and many more, were carefully opened. Wooden markers marked, seeds carefully shaken into the palm of my hand and evenly spaced in shallow rows which, when watered by hand and then nurtured by the sun, would hopefully grow into healthy seedlings for future transplanting.
In season: community-supported agriculture programs
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March 19, 2013
Two local farms will offer changes to the way their customers receive their shares in community-supported agriculture programs. Through the programs, customers buy shares of vegetables. The share enables customers to pick up a box of produce from the farm each week. The produce is usually picked that day. "We pick everything we grow on the farm that morning, so it's about as fresh as you can get it," said David Coveyou, who, along with wife Kathy, owns Coveyou Scenic Farm in Petoskey.
Shop Talk: Dec. 5
December 4, 2012
Edward Jones ranks No. 1 in national survey of financial advisors • For the 18th time, the financial services firm Edward Jones ranked No. 1 in REP magazine's annual survey of the nation's six largest financial services firms, according to the four Gaylord Edward Jones financial advisors. The magazine randomly selects financial advisors nationwide and asks them to rank their firms in various categories. Edward Jones' overall score was 9.3 out of 10 possible points.
Longtime family farm site of agriculture event
By Lorene Parshall, Staff Writer
September 7, 2012
JOHANNESBURG - The Tomaski ranch in Johannesburg has been a family farm since 1923, making it the perfect spot for the Farm Bureau District's Northern Michigan Agriculture Day. The event, sponsored by the Otsego County Farm Bureau, will take place from 1:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 15, at Mary and Steve Tomaski's Vision of Victory Ranch, 9319 M-32 East. "The purpose of Agriculture Day is to raise the public's awareness of agriculture and farming," said Mary Tomaski, who is also promotion and education chair of the local Farm Bureau.
North Central to continue agricultural workshops
July 23, 2012
PETOSKEY - North Central Michigan College will offer two workshops for farmers and gardeners in August. These workshops are part of the college's Growing Our Future Farm and Garden Series and are presented by Corporate and Community Education at North Central. Farmers, gardeners, food producers, sellers and people interested in healthy local food production are invited to these workshops to learn and share ideas. Michigan's cottage food law will be the topic of discussion from 6-9 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 1, in room 143 in the main administration and classroom building.
Agriculture-based workshop Nov. 9
October 26, 2011
Local farming, economic development and education organizations are hosting a workshop to help Charlevoix County communities boost their economies through agriculture-based development. The event will take place from 7 p.m.-9:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 9, at the Charlevoix Public Library. Agriculture is an important part of Charlevoix County's economy. Whether it is commodity production for national markets, vegetables for local farm markets, agriculture-based tourism or locations for wind energy facilities, farms provide jobs and income, Michigan State University Extension senior educato Dean Solomon said.
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Pantheism: The erroneous belief that all things are divine or that the universe and God are identical.
This is often professed by "New Age" or spiritualist groups. One of the great failings of this belief is that it cannot explain sin in a satisfactory way. If all things are divine then murderers are divine. If murderers are divine than divinity/god does what is evil. If god does what is evil then he isn't really God, is he? The pantheist needs to either deny the existence of evil or deny that their "god" is really perfect and benevolent.


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Anne Curtis is on the cover of Meg magazine's September 2015 issue.
This is Anne's comeback on the mag's cover after 4 years. The last Meg cover she appeared on was in the June 2011 issue together with her sister Jasmine Curtis-Smith.
Photographed by Mark Nicdao and styled by Portia D. Ladrido, the "style icon and superstar" talks about fashion, friendship and turning 30 in the issue.
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Friday, 5 November 2010
Ludwig/Louis/Luiz (Part 1)
Louis Philippe, King of France
Born: 6 October 1773, Paris
Son of: Joseph, Duke of Orleans
Married: Amelie of the Two Sicilies (1782-1866)
Children: Ferdinand, Louise, Marie, Louis, Francoise, Clementine, Francois, Charles, Henri, Antoine
Deposed 1848
Died: 26 February 1850, Claremont House
Ludwig of Austria-Tuscany, Prince Imperial
Born: 13 December 1784, Florence
Son of: Holy Roman Emperor Leopold II (1747-1792) & Maria Luisa of Spain (1745-1792)
Died: 21 December 1864, Vienna
Ludwig I, King of Bavaria
Born: 1786
Son of: King Maximilian Joseph (1756-1825) & Wilhelmine of Hesse
Married: Theresa of Saxe-Hildburghausen (1792-1854)
Children: Maximilian, Mathilda, Otto, Theodolinde, Luitpold, Alexandrine + 2 others.
Abdicated: 1848
Died: 29 February 1868, Nice
(Of his affair with Lola Montez): "Ludwig the otherwise so independent strong Ludwig…ruled by a charming girl! What about the example you're setting? The world forgives this type of thing in young men, but in old men…think of your subjects…Brother, have mercy on your soul, your country and on me for writing this to you. but I want to be able to look at you with pride - release her hand from you, fill it, give her money, lots of it if necessary, as long as she leaves. Each word of this letter pains me…Use your mind, use your will! I pray to God to help you…!" (Charlotte of Austria)
"I am using a mild expression when I say the King is most unpopular with the mass of People." (Palmerston)
Ludwig III, Grand Duke of Hesse and By Rhine
Born: 1806
Son of: Ludwig II (1777-1848) & Wilhelmine of Baden (1788-1836)
Married: 1) Mathilda of Bavaria (1813-1862)
2) Magdalene of Hickstadten (1846-1917)
Died: 13 June 1877, Seeheim
"He is most kind. He has a warm heart…and takes warm interest in all my brothers and sisters." (Princess Alice)
Louis of Orleans, Duke of Namours
Born: 1814
Son of: Louis Philippe (1773-1850) & Amelie of the Two Sicilies (1782-1866)
Married: Victoria of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (1822-1857)
Children: Gaston, Ferdinand, Marguerite, Blanche
Died: 1896
Ludwig II, Grand Duke of Baden
Born: 1824
Son of: Karl Leopold (1790-1852) & Sophie of Sweden (1801-1865)
Died: 1858
Louis of Bourbon Sicily, Count of Aquila
Born: 19 July 1824, Naples
Son of: Francis of the Two Sicilies (1777-1830) & Isabella of Spain (1789-1848)
Married: Januaria of Brazil (1822-1901)
Died: 5 March 1897, Paris
Ludwig Wilhelm, Prince of Baden
Born: 1829
Son of: Karl Leopold (1790-1852) & Sophie of Sweden (1801-1865)
Married: Maria of Leuchtenberg
Died: 1897
Ludwig, Prince of Bavaria
Born: 1831
Son of: Maximilian & Ludovica in Bavaria (1808-1892)
Children: Marie
Died: 1920
Louis IV, Grand Duke of Hesse
Born: 1837
Son of: Karl (1809-1877) & Elizabeth of Prussia
Married: Alice of Great Britain (1843-1878)
Children: Victoria, Elizabeth, Irene, Ernst Ludwig, Frederick, Alix, May
Died: 15 March 1892
"He has a very nice, good, open face, like his mother." (Queen Victoria 1860)
"I admire and respect him for his true-hearted, generous, unselfish and just nature!...if only you knew how excellent he is! I wish I were good like him, for he is free from any selfish, small or uncharitable feelings…you should see how is beloved by all his people; our servants adore him." (Princess Alice)
"What have I done to deserve that warm, ardent love, which my darling Louis ever shows me. I admire his good and noble heart more than I can say." (Princess Alice)
Louis, Count of Trani
Born: 1838
Son of: Ferdinand of the Two Sicilies & Theresa of Austria
Married: Matilde of Bavaria (1843-1925)
Children: Maria Theresa
Died: 1886
Luiz I, King of Portugal
Born: 31 October 1838
Son of: Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha-Kohary (1816-1885) & Maria II de la Gloria
Married: Marie Pia of Savoy (1847-1911)
Children: Carlos, Alfonso
Died: 19 October 1889
" [He]...showed neither strength of character or courage on the occasion. He absolutely stopped all the faithful troops who had been sent for and told them not to come – as he wished no disturbance lest it should wake the Queen!! [Maria Pia] (Probably out of fear at being scratched and beaten by her – which has often been the case.)" (Queen Victoria)
Louis Philippe of Orleans, Comte de Paris
Born: 24 August 1838
Son of: Ferdinand (1810-1842) & Helen of Mecklenburg-Schwerin (1814-1858)
Married: Isabella of Spain (1848-1919)
Children: Amelie, Louis Philippe, Helene, Charles, Isabelle, Jacques, Louise, Ferdinand
Died: 8 September 1894
Ludwig Victor, Archduke of Austria
Born: 15 May 1842, Vienna
Son of: Franz Karl, and Sophie of Bavaria
Died: 18 January 1919, Salzburg
Louis Philippe of Orleans, Prince of Conde
Born: 1845
Son of: Henri Aumale (1822-1897) & Caroline of Bourbon-Sicily (1822-1869)
Died: 1866
Ludwig III, King of Bavaria
Born: 1845
Son of: Luitpold (1821-1912) & Auguste of Austria (1825-1864)
Married: Theresa of Austria (1849-1919)
Children: Rupert, Adelgunde, Maria, Karl, Franz, Mathilde, Wolfgang, Hildegard, Notburga, Wiltrud, Helmtrud, Dietlinde, Gunelinde
Died: 1921
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The who and how of the World Rowing Coastal Championships
Fresh water racing will add a new element to the 2017 World Rowing Coastal Championships as competition heads to Thonon, France and the waters of Lake Geneva.
Competitors from 30 nations are taking part with over 600 rowers racing across the six boat classes. The men's double sculls has the most entries as 68 crews followed by the men's solo with 66 entries. Due to their numbers, both of these boat classes will compete in qualification races on Thursday 12 October. Then all boats will have heats on 13 October with finals on 14 October.
During the competition all race results, news updates and photographs can be found on the World Rowing website. There will also be updates through World Rowing social media channels including: https://www.facebook.com/worldrowingcoastal/
Live streaming of A-finals here.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/WorldRowing
Follow the conversation: #WRCChamps, #coastals
Who to Watch
In the men's double (CM2x) last year's bronze medallist from Monaco, Quentin Antognelli will be racing, this time with a new partner. Strong competition is likely to come from Spain and Italy who have a number of clubs entered. For the women's double (CW2x), reigning champion Beatrice Millo of Italy is back with a new partner, Bianca Pelloni. Millo will be up against Diane Delalleau and Nathalie Collet of France who won silver together last year. Bronze medallist from 2016 Khadija Krimi of Tunisia has also returned but with a new partner.
All three medallists from 2016 have returned for the men's solo (CM1x). Spain's Adrian Miramon Quiroga will try to defend his gold medal title with Eduardo Linares of Peru and Dennis Gustavsson of Sweden both hoping to be back on the winner's podium. Two of the women's solo (CW1x) medallists will be racing in Thonon. Gold medallist Monica Dukarska of Ireland will be out to defend her World Champion title and France's Edwig Alfred, who took bronze last year, is racing again.
In the women's coxed quadruple sculls (CW4x+), France took gold in 2016. They have entered eight crews and their strong coastal rowing tradition is likely to put them in good stead to be on the medals podium. Russia and Spain took the lesser medals last year and they are back to test the waters of Thonon. The Czech Republic are back to defend their title in the men's coxed quadruple sculls (CM4x+). They return with rowers that may be more used to flat water rowing but are undaunted when it comes to waves. The Italians took silver and bronze last year and with seven crews entered at Thonon, they are likely to medal again.


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Catholic Religion Against Birth Control
The Catholic Church has had a ban on birth control from the earliest days of the
Bible. The catholics believe that birth control is absolutely wrong, and a grave sin. Birth
control has been around at least since the times of the ancient Greeks and Romans .
During these days birth control came in the form of animal skin condoms and various
poisons to be used as spermicides ("Catholic Church Birth Control."). Catholic believers
were told to receive every new born life as a gift from God.
The first ever mentioning on banning birth control is in the book of Genesis
38:8-10. The next mention on birth control being wrong is located in the book of
Deuteronomy 23:1 ("Catholic Church Birth Control."). Catholic families were told then to
actively seek in having as many children as they possibly can. The more children that
Catholic families have, the more Catholics there are to spread that way of life and to pay
the church's tithes.
The barrier methods of birth control, such as the condom, the cervical cap, the
birth control pill and Depo Provera are thought to interfere with the act of conception
("Epigee HOME."). Preventing the egg from being fertilized by a sperm may hinder a
womans pregnancy and stop the beginning of the pregnancy stage. Purposely stopping
the joining of an egg and sperm is thought to be a sin, therefore these forms of birth
control are not accepted.
Since then Catholic leaders have become very furious about the Obama
healthcare law which is forcing Catholic schools, hospitals, and charities to buy birth
control pills, abortion-producing drugs, and sterilization coverage for their employees
(Obama vs. Catholics: The War on Religious Freedom.") Barack Obama and Kathleen
Sebelius think that the church is wrong, and that it should grant women access to
contraception (avoid pregnancy) despite their moral opposition. The...
Cited: "Catholic Church Birth Control." Lisa Shea. Web. 18 Apr. 2012. .
"Epigee HOME." Epigee.org. Web. 18 Apr. 2012. .
"Obama vs. Catholics: The War on Religious Freedom." Townhall.com. Web. 18 Apr. 2012.
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Darick Robertson (The Boys), Kevin J. Anderson (Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi), Jeff Stokely (Six-Gun Gorilla), Anna Wieszczyk (Lucid) are among the many contributors to the second volume of Dan Fogler's horror/humor anthology.
- Story: Dan Fogler, Kevin J. Anderson, Andrew Harrison
- Illustrations: Nadir Balan, Kevin Colden, Dan Dougherty, Alex Horley, Fernando Pinto, Darick Robertson, Alex Sheikman, Jeff Stokely, Anna Wieszczyk
- Colors: Lizzy John, Wesley Wong, Andre May, Tony Avina, Diego Rodriguez
- Cover: Alex Horley
- Format: 160 pages, full color, hardcover
- List price: $24.95
- Sale date: 27 November 2013
- Publisher's description: This follow-up to Dan Fogler's ("Take Me Home Tonight," "Fanboys") first volume of MOON LAKE is a new collection of stories that mesh comedy, horror, and science fiction into one insane anthology that's inspired by TALES FROM THE CRYPT and HEAVY METAL. A seemingly harmless body of water is actually a mysterious portal into the weird and deranged, affecting all who come into contact with it. From zombie dinosaurs to an inter-dimensional Sasquatch trying to save its species from extinction to a mass-murdering high school cheerleader, enjoy more twisted tales from Moon Lake!


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I've just finished reading the novel Pompeii by Robert Harris. Unputdownable! It's quite a feat to keep the reader's interest to the last word when a story is set in Pompeii in AD 79, because we all know it must end with the eruption of Vesuvius.
The story opens when 'the engineer' is climbing by moonlight up a hill overlooking the port of Misenum. He's the new 'aquarius' - water engineer - sent from Rome to replace the mysteriously missing Exomnium.
I think I fell in love with the book on page 10 when, in the engineer's point of view, we read;
Oh, but she was a mighty piece of work, the Augusta - one of the greatest feats of engineering ever accomplished. It was going to be an honor to command her. Somewhere far out there, on the opposite side of the bay, high in the pine-forested mountains of the Apenninus, the aqueduct captured the springs of Serinus and bore the water westward - channeled it over ravines on top of tiered arcades, forced it across valleys through massive siphons - all the way down to the plains of Campania, then around the far side of Mount Vesuvius, then south to the coast at Neapolis, and finally along the spine of the Misenum peninsula to the dusty naval town, a distance of some sixty miles, with a mean drop along her entire length of just two inches every one hundred yards. She was the longest aqueduct in the world, longer even than the great aqueducts of Rome and far more complex, for whereas her sisters in the north fed one city only, the Augusta's serpentine conduit - the matrix, as they called it: the mother-line - suckled no fewer than nine towns around the Bay of Neapolis; Pompeii first, at the end of a long spur, then Nola, Acerrae, Atella, Neapolis, Puteoli, Cumae, Baiae, and finally Misenum.There's a mild romantic interest in the story, but the true love in this book is the engineer's passion for the 'mother-line'. I think I'll never use the word 'matrix' again without thinking of the complex engineering that brought water to this section of Italy in the first century.
I've walked parts of the O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail above Warburton - not the whole thirty kilometres! - and always had a sense of walking on the flat, so I think that aqueduct may have a gentle drop similar to the Augusta. There's a history of the O'Shannassy here.
Although the two books are quite different genres, Pompeii reminds me of Robert Drewe's novel, The Drowner, because each has a protagonist who comes from a family that lives by a deep, almost spiritual, understanding of water.
The complex engineering of The Augusta is an integral part of the plot of 'Pompeii', so I was fascinated to see a photo of the castellum aquae of Pompeii - the little chamber where the water entered the town and divided into three conduits - as part of the Wikipedia entry about the novel.
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Beauty in your surroundings...Wednesday, February 5, 2014 7:43 AM
Sometimes we get so bogged down with life, our schedules, meetings and carpools that we don't take moments to enjoy the beauty that is around us. It could virtually be in everything, even the simple things…flowers, ceilings, beautiful baubles...
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This is an exhibition for the lovers of literature, lovers of the written word and for those passionate about art and new perspectives.
|Pic: Marina Solomon
High and low, walls are covered with pages, picking the first and last lines of people's favourite books. Read in between the lines.
Read via illustration and interpretation. Alternately charming and striking. Occasionally giggly.
Old and new lines: your favourites and your most hated, pooled and spooled, a beautiful visual.
Yet there is still growth. Fascinating. Stimulating.
Even the smallest.
A ride, a journey, and a brand new standpoint.
Even the bumpiest of seas. Has an ending. Literature and illustration.
Watercolours take us to another place. For a moment. Immersing us in the mind and the world of another.
A small gallery hidden away behind dainty stores filled with old and new books. Easy to miss, but you don't want to.
Leave feeling as if you've travelled the world.
Leave feeling inspired to write and to create.


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Ownership, Narrative, Things pp 179-206 | Cite as
Assembling Shared Ownership
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