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Don't believe everything you think.
The more I know, the less I know.
Yah but what about those "ultra-extremists" who would say all english or nothing?
Yah too bad they only have 1 bishop left who really has any of that "Arabic" flavor (this is personal opinion). If you're talking about Met. Phillip, you should read some of the things he's said. He's the vanguard for the ultra-extremists. Also half their bishops are converts now (j/k)
Really?  I heard a convert deacon whine about Bp. Joseph wanting him to learn a tad bit of Arabic and basically acting offended at using non-english.
English is definitely not standardised. Do you ever notice that like 99% of our liturgical texts use old english or soemthign else weird:"Hell was vexed""Of the vault of the heavens art thou o lord fashioner ,so too, of the church, art  thou founder. Do thou establish me in unfegined love for you...." Ode 3 from the Paraklesis.OK Eikona's translation is a little better, but not that much.It sucks because I bought my sister a children's orthodox prayer book  (that one published by the Traditional Russian parish Mother of God) and ALL the prayers were in old english- totally defeats the purpose.
The analogy I heard would be like comparing modern English to Chaucer - which is barely intelligible compared to modern English.
How important is speaking in tounges?
One of the topics was speaking in tongues where he mentioned Apostolic understanding of this as being "God given" and therefore scriptural. He also said that if the speaking in tongues persists and is a regular part of worship, that this is problematic because it has no biblical foundation, or apostolic. Would converts see this as a problem? How important is speaking in tongues? Just curious!
My theory is this: if the language (not necessarily the meaning since that depends on the person's own understanding of what is being said) in church is not understood by the vast majority of people including grade school children, then it should not be there.I should probably start another thread somewhere else on this...
I would really like to understand why the St. Jerome version is not more popular among Orthodox.Can anyone tell me?
From my own personal experience, speaking in tongues and the beauty and order of the Liturgy seem to be contradictory. What we have settled on here, is an hour and fifteen minutes before Liturgy, we play rousing Celtic worship music, use our tambourines, shakers, Celtic drums and enter in to a dimension of worship that is very suitable for worshiping in tongues, which we do. As this music is coming to a close, we use very quiet contemplative music, chant, etc. till just before the Liturgy.
When people ask us what time our Liturgy begins, we tell them that time, not the time for worship in the Spirit. We keep that rather private, for those who we know will be comfortable with it.
We are very cautious though, the people who come for this worship are seasoned Christians and are there for serious praise, so we haven't been exposed to the complicated situations that I have seen arise in Churches. We are more monastic.
author=serb13891. So if it is contradictory then why do you do it?1. I'm sorry serb, you have misquoted me, what I did say was, From my own personal experience, speaking in tongues and the beauty and order of the Liturgy seem to be contradictory. I go onto explain: "What we have settled on here, is an hour and fifteen minutes before Liturgy.."To clarify further, we do not worship in tongues during the Liturgy.
2. I don't know Dr. Cavarnos, and even if I did, I do not serve him. I worship God in the way He has shown me to worship Him. I know His voice, and I will not follow the voice of another.
3. As I have mentioned before serb, we are a monastic community, anyone who wants to come to our public Saturday night Liturgy is welcome. Common sense would dictate propriety in inviting people who have no experience with the Holy Spirit in worship, to the intercession before hand. Its rather like a ministry team getting together before ministry to pray.
+I think that sometimes in our zeal to defend the truth (as we know it) we can come across as though we are worthy and others are not, because we have so much more true knowledge than they.+
Is this a quote? Where is it from? Thanks for the info...
I don't know if anyone has mentioned this already (I haven't read each post.), but the book, Orthodoxy and the Religion of the Future by the late Fr. Seraphim Rose has a whole chapter on the so-called "Charismatic Movement". His explanation cannot be ignored in a serious discussion of the subject.
If we in defense of our faith, overwhelm people with the letter of the law, citing theological and canonical works that are way over their heads, presenting ourselves as worthy to speak difinitively on God, because of our humanly acquired wisdom;ÂÂ
exclude those who are coming from a place of prayer and meditation and are sharing infused wisdom received from the Holy Spirit in prayer,* by telling them they are not "worthy" because they do not have the "proper knowledge" we are falling into a similar trap.
Here what I see is that "Eucharist is only accessible to those who are "worthy" or have the proper "Orthodox knowledge".I believe that some day, this exclusivity will be condemned as heresy. I am not trying to attack you, I am simply sharing my opinion.The fruits of heresy are division, and that is the condition of the Body of Christ right now.What we are doing is not working, it is not bringing us closer together, but driving us further apart. So in childlike logic, it follows that something is out of God's order. In all humility, both sides need to look at that.
Right. You were saying that we need to have discernment about who is comming to these "prayer" services before your "Liturgy", so is this not the same thing? Picking and choosing?
Where do you see Eucharist as only for those who are worthy? Church Father? Scripture, etc.? Eucharist is exclusive only in the sense that you must understand what the eucharist is. In order to FULLY understand the Eucharist you must mystically (and really) be connected to the church. How do you become part of the church? Baptism/Chrismation. Once that is settled, then you can technically take communion whenever you want. So where is the exclusiveness?
No brother, this again is like a ministry team, people come with some very personal and heavy burdens that would be inappropriate in a corporate worship setting, they have been Baptised in the Holy Spirit and are familiar and comfortable with it. We usually mention the worship to everyone, if they sound interested we tell them more, they make their own decision.
I see exclusivity in the staunch position that everyone has to conform to the Orthodox Church's canonical standards otherwise they may not receive the Eucharist, they are not considered as part of the mystical church. ÂÂ
According to most Orthodox posters on this forum, Baptism must take place in their church, or one their heirarchs agree on.
For instance, in most Orthodox Churches, Mother Theresa would be denied communion.This is what I mean by exclusivity.
If you are not a part of the canonical standards, then you are not a part of the church. If you are not a part of the church then you can never be fully connected to Christ. That's the crux of it my friend. like the fact that the Serbian Patriarchate is the best and most correct Giving communion to a heretic is wrong, I don't personally care who the heretic is. My issue isn't with Mother Theresa and what she did. My issue is her following Dogmas that most Orthodox Priests would consider wrong or even heretical.
The degree of agreement that is being called for exceeds the bounds of Christian charity.It puts an unecessary legalistic burden on the shoulders of your brothers and sisters, to conform to your standards, not Christ's. Jesus would not turn Mother Theresa or any sincere believer away from His table to be nourished on His Body, because He is looking at their heart, not their canonical status.
Sounds rather presumptuous to me.
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- Germain, Carol A., and Deborah Bernnard. 2004. "Empowering students II : Teaching Information Literacy Concepts with Hands-on and Minds-on Activities." Pittsburgh, PA: Library Instruction Publications.
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- Keeran, Peggy. ed. "Research within the disciplines: Foundations for Reference and Library Instruction." 2007 Chapter 7: Sciences (Joe Kraus); Chapter 8: Engineering (Joe Kraus). Lanham, Md: Scarecrow Press.
- Ch. 7 is a primer on the structure of scientific literature and publishing, with subsections describing the "bibliographic tools" of specific science disciplines and lists of databases, reference tools, and guides to the literature.
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- Kirk, Thomas. "Course-Related Library and Literature-Use Instruction: Working Models for Programs in Undergraduate Science Education." New York: J. Norton Publishers.
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- Ragains, Patrick, ed. 2006 "Information Literacy Instruction that Works: A Guide to Teaching by Discipline and Student Population." Chapter 12: Science (Greg Sapp); Chapter 13: Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources (Allison V Level). New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers.
- Ch. 11 provides information on information literacy in psychology.
- Ch. 12 outlines the formation of a for-credit science information literacy course at SUNY Albany, describing its competencies and objectives, and briefly listing activities for each of the seven class meetings.
- Ch. 13 discusses scientific scholarly information, the iterative process or searching, lists best databases and web resources for agriculture and natural resources studies, and briefly treats the subject of open access journals in the sciences.
- Stern, David. 2009. "Competencies for science librarians." New York : Routledge. Chapt 4 Information literacy instruction : competencies, caveats, and a call to action / Alexius Smith Macklin, F. Bartow Culp.
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- Douglas, Rowena. 2006. "Linking Science & Information Literacy in the K-8 Classroom." Arlington, VA : NSTA Press.
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- National Science Teachers Association. 2001. "Practicing science : The Investigative Approach in College Science Teaching." Arlington, Va.: NSTA Press.
- A compilation of articles from the Journal of College Science Teaching that focuses on active, inquiry-based learning approaches to teaching science in the classroom and laboratory, and how these methods can improve scientific literacy.
- Saracho, Olivia N., and Spodek, Bernard. 2008. "Contemporary perspectives on science and technology in early childhood education." Charlotte, NC : IAP-Information Age Pub. Chapters 1 and 2 discuss information literacy in the sciences.
- Baldwin, Virginia. "Science and Technology Information Literacy: Review of Standards Developed by an Association Task Force." Science & Technology Libraries 25.3 (2005): 117-125.
- Report analyzing the standards agreed upon by ACRL, focusing specifically on the applications to those libraries in the disciplines of science and technology.
- Bogucka, Roxanne and Emily Wood. "How to Read Scientific Research Articles: A Hands-On Classroom Exercise." Issues in Science and Technology Librarianship 59 (2009).
- Describes an active learning exercise for teaching undergraduates how to read and evaluate a scientific paper.
- Cheuk, Wai-yi Bonnie. "Exploring information literacy in the workplace: a qualitative study of engineers using the sense-making approach." International Forum on Information and Documentation 23.2 (1998): 30-38.
- Uses the researcher's interviews with practicing engineers on their information-seeking as a basis for developing workplace IL programs.
- Fama, Jane et al. "Inside Outreach: A Challenge for Health Sciences Librarians." Journal of the Medical Library Association 93.3 (July 2005): 327-337.
- This study investigates existing forms of outreach at medical and health sciences libraries. Although the emphasis is on medical and health sciences libraries, the outreach problems and solutions identified here apply across disciplines. Available via Academic Search Premier.
- Feeney, Mary and Jim Martin. "The Business of Science: Cross-Disciplinary Information Literacy in the Applied Sciences and Business." Issues in Science & Technology Librarianship 37 (2003)
- Describes a situation at University of Arizona where the librarians provided instruction for the course Materials Engineering and Design.
- Fjallbrant, Nancy and Philippa Levy. "Information literacy courses in engineering and science: the design and implementation of the DEDICATE courses." IATUL Proceedings 9 (1999).
- Discusses information literacy in the sciences in respect to distance education.
- Fjällbrant, Nancy. "Information literacy for scientists and engineers: experiences of EDUCATE and DEDICATE," Program, 34.3 (2000): 257-268.
- Reviews an EU-funded program that looked at how information technologies such as the Internet affected science IL, and at the tools developed for IL instruction and distance learning.
- Laherty, J. "Promoting information literacy for science education programs: correlating the National Science Education Content Standards with the Association of College and Research Libraries Information Competency Standards for Higher Education." Issues in Science and Technology Librarianship 28 (2000).
- Addresses the difficulties that librarians face when instructing students about the diverse subject of environmental science.
- Leckie, Gloria J. and Anne Fullerton. "Information literacy in science and engineering undergraduate education: faculty attitudes and pedagogical practices." College & Research Libraries 60.1 (1999): 9-29.
- A study which explores the role faculty plays in conveying information seeking skills to their students.
- Palmer, Stuart and Barry Tucker. "Planning, Delivery and Evaluation of Information Literacy Training for Engineering and Technology Students." Australian Academic & Research Libraries 35.1 (2004): 16-34.
- Describes IL assignments and activities integrated into a required engineering course for first-year students. Includes project evaluation.
- Rodrigues, Ronald J. "industry Expectations of the New Engineer." Science & Technology Libraries 19.3/4 (2001): 179-188.
- Examines the information skills that engineers entering a first job are expected to have mastered. There is some good information about amounts of time spent on research.
- Saad, Mohd. Sharif Mohd and A.N. Zainab. "Undergraduates in Computer Science and Information Technology Using the Internet as a Resource." Malaysian Journal of Library & Information Science 9.2 (2004): 1-16.
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I was a senior in high school when the Seahawks were an expansion team. I have watched almost every single Seahawk game except for a few lean years I served in the Navy (before armed forces NFL broadcasts were wide spread). I am the biggest Seahawk fan in the world. Even during the lean years of Ken Behring. Even when the worst QB in Seahawk history, Stan Gelbaugh, was the starter.
I attended practices in Cheney when Chuck Knox was the coach. I got an autograph from Kenny Easley. I had a Wheaties box with Steve Largent on the cover, signed by Steve Largent. I vividly recall Derrick Thomas sacking Dave Krieg seven times in one game, yet Krieg Hit Paul Skansi at the end to win the game. I recall Curt Warner's first carry from scrimmage against the KC Chiefs, an 80 yard scamper that made me an instant believer that he was a real gem. I'm still pissed that Seattle passed on the opportunity to draft Tony Dorsett to take Steve Niehaus instead. I believe the best Seahawk that ran in to a string of bad luck, and never reached a very high ceiling was running back Derrick Fenner. I think the most under appreciated Seahawk is Dan Doornink. He was surprisingly good.
Why all the justification? I'm asking that you consider such things instead of post count when passing judgement on my posts. I have lived and breathed the Seahawks before many of you were born. I have played, coached, and followed football as a huge fan of the game for over forty years.
I am not a "fair weather fan" that just happened to show up because Seattle is suddenly good. I have loved this team for a long, long time.


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ESU Foundation introduces new major gift officersSeptember 14, 2011
Emporia State University's fundraising efforts in northeast Kansas are taking on renewed focus this fall with the selection of two new major gift officers. Tim Clothier, interim president of the ESU Foundation, recently introduced the new staff members, Pam Konetzni of Olathe and John Lohmeyer of Topeka.
"Pam and John each bring a passion for reaching out and connecting with our alumni and donors across the country," said Clothier. "But each of them will also focus on specific geographic areas centered on their current home bases," he explained.
Konetzni holds two ESU degrees—a bachelor's in business in 1981 and an MBA in 1984. Describing herself as "a fulltime volunteer for over 21 years in both Chicago and Baltimore," Konetzni led volunteer groups in various churches and schools, and she continues to assist with high school recruitment for her sorority, Chi Omega.
Since returning to Kansas in 2004, Konetzni has been active in the ESU Foundation as a member of its Board of Trustees. She headed the Trustee Development Committee responsible for cultivating new and educating current members of the ESU Foundation Board of Trustees and most recently served as the board's Second Vice Chairman.
Konetzni has resigned her ESU Foundation board position in order to join the Foundation's major gift officer staff. She will focus her efforts on the Kansas City metropolitan area.
Lohmeyer is also an ESU alumnus, earning a bachelor's in education in 1974 and a master's in counselor education in 1977. A fourth-round NFL draft pick by the Kansas City Chiefs in 1973, Lohmeyer played four seasons for the Chiefs from 1973-1977, serving as a Special Teams captain three years.
His background includes ten years as a partner and broker with a full service regional insurance agency specializing in commercial insurance sales and workers compensation management. In addition, he has 10 years of experience in the banking and finance industry with an emphasis in marketing. He is a member of the ESU Athletics Hall of Honor, inducted in 1983 in recognition of his football careers with the Hornets and Chiefs. Lohmeyer's ESU Foundation work will focus on the Topeka, Douglas County and Kansas City metropolitan areas.
Konetzni and Lohmeyer join Brett Larson, major gift officer, and Shane Shivley, a major gift officer for the Foundation and associate director of athletics, in encouraging and securing continued financial support from Emporia State's alumni, friends and potential donors.
For information on connecting with the ESU Foundation's major gift officers, or questions about making a gift to Emporia State University, please call (620) 341-5440, or visit www.emporia.edu/saf.
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On December 2, 1991, opening testimony begins in the highly publicized rape trial of William Kennedy Smith, a nephew of President John F. Kennedy. Smith, then a 30-year-old medical student at Georgetown University, was accused of sexually assaulting a 29-year-old Florida woman in the early hours of March 30, 1991, at the Kennedy family's Palm Beach compound.
On the night of March 29, Smith went out in Palm Beach with his uncle, Senator Ted Kennedy, and cousin, Patrick Kennedy. They ended up at a night spot called Au Bar, where Smith met the accuser, who later accompanied him back to the Kennedy estate. Smith and the woman went for a walk on the beach, during which time Smith allegedly tackled and raped her. Taking the stand in his own defense in court, Smith testified he had sex with the woman but that it was consensual. At the trial, Judge Mary E. Lupo barred prosecutors from presenting testimony from three other women who claimed Smith had assaulted them. As a member of one of America's most famous families, Smith became the subject of intense public scrutiny and his trial turned into a media circus. Millions of viewers watched the nationally televised event and reporters from around the globe converged on the West Palm Beach courthouse. On December 11, after deliberating for 77 minutes, the six-member jury acquitted Smith on all charges. (In an interesting side note, Smith's lead defense attorney, Roy Black, later married Lisa Haller, one of the jurors, in 1995.) During the live television coverage of the trial, the accuser's identity was electronically obscured with a large dot to protect her privacy. However, following the trial, the woman, Patricia Bowman, chose to identify herself publicly. William Kennedy Smith became a doctor after the trial, specializing in working with victims of land mines, and remained largely out of the national spotlight. In 2004, a Chicago woman who was Smith's assistant at the nonprofit Center for International Rehabilitation filed a lawsuit accusing him of sexual assault. A judge subsequently dismissed the suit.
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From its very first hours, it was clear that everything about the JonBenet Ramsey case would be different from virtually any investigation those involved had seen before.
The core elements included the victim, a beautiful 6-year-old girl, who in her short life had dazzled her way to the title Little Miss Colorado; the crime scene, a luxurious, 7,092-square-foot Tudor-style home in an upscale university neighborhood; the parents, a mother who once represented West Virginia in the Miss America pageant, a father who served as president of a computer distribution firm that had just registered more than $1 billion in annual sales.
And there was the tragic and bizarre crime itself.
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SECRETS OF THE JONBENET RAMSEY GRAND JURYThe Daily Camera has confirmed that the grand jury investigating the death of JonBenet Ramsey voted to indict John and Patsy Ramsey on charges of child abuse resulting in death but then-District Attorney Alex Hunter refused to sign the indictment and prosecute the case.
Grand jury voted to indict John and Patsy Ramsey, but DA refused to prosecute
Legal expert: Vote on abuse charge possibly a 'compromise'
JonBenet's death a tragic, bizarre case from start
JonBenet Ramsey case timeline, 1996-2012
Video interview: Bill Wise, ex-Boulder prosecutor
JonBenet was reported missing Dec. 26, 1996, in a frantic 5:52 a.m. 911 call in which Patsy Ramsey told Boulder police she'd found a ransom note on the spiral staircase leading down to the kitchen, demanding the head-scratching figure of $118,000 for her daughter's safe return. No follow-up call was ever made to actually collect that money.
Instead, JonBenet's lifeless body was discovered early that afternoon in a little-used room of the family's cellar by her father and a family friend, after the lone detective still on the scene suggested they look around to see if they found anything amiss.
JonBenet was discovered with tape across her mouth, a ligature buried deep in the skin of her neck through use of a garrote fashioned from cord and a broken paintbrush taken from her mother's art supplies. Some of the same cord was loosely bound around her right wrist. Not noticed until the autopsy was that she'd also suffered a linear fracture to the right side of her skull, likely the result of a single blow from a blunt object.
The cause of death would be ruled asphyxia by strangulation associated with craniocerebral trauma. There were signs of vaginal trauma, although debate would ensue as to whether it predated the time of the murder. Similarly, marks on her body were interpreted by some as having been caused by a stun gun. Other investigators have dismissed the stun gun thesis.
So many interpretations have been advanced over time of the forensic evidence in the case -- exacerbated by a highly contaminated crime scene -- that it quickly came to resemble a criminalist's Rorschach test, each piece of the puzzle easily lending itself to the perspective of the person reviewing it.
Perception of the parents
Beyond the facts of the crime as they became known in the days immediately following the discovery of her murder, there was the behavior of JonBenet's parents, viewed as unusual by police and by the public at large.
After remaining unavailable to Colorado media for any comment about the loss of their youngest child, John and Patsy Ramsey popped up in the middle of the nation's football and festivities for a New Year's Day interview broadcast from CNN in Atlanta, where they had gone to bury JonBenet.
Eyebrows were raised after the Ramseys hired a squadron of lawyers, including Hal Haddon, one of the most highly respected criminal defense lawyers in Colorado. The attorneys' subsequent retention of a Washington, D.C.-based public relations consultant did little to help public perceptions of the family.
This, combined with law enforcement sources' complaints that the parents were proving uncooperative, stoked public suspicion of both John and Patsy Ramsey, which was only heightened by the fact that they declined to submit to detailed police interviews until April 30, 1997, more than four months after the discovery of their daughter's body.
The Ramseys and their supporters would subsequently explain their reticence to cooperate more fully from the outset by claiming an early conviction that the police were focused on them as the prime suspects, to the exclusion of an outside intruder who they contended was truly responsible.
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The case was brought before the Boulder County grand jury starting in September 1998, only after then-Gov. Roy Romer summoned Hunter's team to Denver to explain their handling of the investigation. By that summer, the case was plagued by disarray and a snakepit of law enforcement infighting.
The dysfunction in which the case was enveloped was laid completely bare when one key investigator, Boulder police Detective Steve Thomas, wrote an exhaustive, blistering resignation letter chastising Hunter for timidity and labeling the DA's office as "thoroughly compromised."
Thomas made his letter public Aug. 6, 1998 -- the day JonBenet would have turned 8 years old.
The Thomas letter was answered a little more than a month later by yet another resignation letter, this time from Colorado Springs homicide investigator Lou Smit. One of several outside experts drafted by Hunter's team, Smit, in his letter, said he could no longer serve a prosecution team that he believed was wrongly targeting the Ramseys in defiance of evidence that he was convinced spoke to the involvement of an intruder.
It was against that backdrop of political tension and many frayed relationships inside and outside law enforcement that the grand jury began to hear evidence in the case.
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Anyone going to one of the midnight launch events? I called the local gamestop and they anticipated a heavy turnout, as in show up 90 minutes early and take a number, then stand in line for a couple of hours.
No thanks. I ordered the digital download.
Anyway super pumped for this game. Spent many a late night playing with buddies on the office computer network back in the day.


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FlyingGreg wrote:Agreed - but there is a difference between reworking contracts to make them more cap friendly (converting bonuses, for example) and pay cuts.
Most players probably won't go along with a pay cut, but having their deals reworked where they get a bonus instead of salary is a pretty good deal since they get it all at once.
Well, if you are just moving money around that doesn't really help us. We aren't up tight against the cap right now- we just need to look for ways to streamline the roster so that we have money to spend for years to come. X amount of money is still X amount of money even if you change it's shape, especially in the new CBA which has a rolling cap structure.
As far as suggesting less money for more guaranteed money, I think that's a good idea, but a player will probably refuse it if he feels he's secure on the roster and is going to earn his base salary anyway.


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Science Tattoo Emporium: How To Get In
The Science Tattoo Emporium continues to thrive, long after I first wondered aloud in August 2007 whether scientists had any cool tattoos of their research hidden under their lab coats. I continue to get photos at a regular rate, and as I post new ones, they continue to get noticed anew by places like Digg and Boing Boing.
Initially, I was so stunned by the influx of photos that I posted just about anything that came my way. But as the emporium has grown, I've become choosier about which ones I post. So if you are considering sending in your own scientific ink, please read these guidelines:
1. I'm most interested in tatoos that tell a story. The most interesting stories are the ones about how people became scientists. I love this one, for example.
2. When you send in pictures, please include a paragraph in which you tell me who you are and explain the significance of the tattoo. I prefer people to tell the story of their tattoo in their own words.
3. If you've been so inspired by the emporium that you've dashed out and gotten a tattoo of your own, do NOT immediately take a picture and send it to me. I don't enjoy staring at raw, bruised flesh. Neither do readers of the Loom. Let yourself heal before grabbing the camera.
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I stopped regularly reading when the site became inundated with pictures of tattoos. I think the loom would benefit from having them in a tab or something rather than plastered over every inch of the front page.
Some very unique ink and great stories to boot. It's interesting to see what the "scientists" and "techies" will come up with next in their pursuit of ink.
Science tattoos are the new lower-back butterfly or Chinese symbol. Soon *everyone* will have one, and it won't be unique.
who cares about tattoos? Carl do you have a tramp stamp you're trying to justify or what? Geez.
Would that tattoo count as a crib sheet? I can see it now: "Why no professor, this isn't a cheat sheet; it's just my tattoo."
Tattoos of any sort, scientific or not, are patently moronic. Why anyone would infuse their skin with an ink graphic is adolescent and egotistical at best. It says, "Hey, look at me I have this cool tattoo that will last forever and frequently make me wonder what I was thinking when I got it in the first place". I really don't get it, but it must be peer pressure, a desperate need to be different, or herd mentality. My position is supported by the large number of medical specialist making money with tattoo removal these days.
That's some fancy periodic table!
Not that I want to have one because I hate getting that tattoo ink in my skin!
Not liking tattoos is fine, but calling anyone who has them a bunch of names and wording it so condescendingly actually makes YOU look adolescent and egotistical.
Say what you will about tattoos in modern society, you are certainly entitled to your opinion. However, from an anthropological standpoint, with tattooing going back through centuries and across cultures, referring to such a practice as "moronic" is narrow-minded and culturally biased.
Long live the Science Tattoo Emporium!
Carl, maybe you can track down the participant in this study of ways to remove tattoos:
"One person was voluntarily tattooed with 2 of the studied inks."
This isn't restricted to practicing scientists, is it?
I've been an intellectual badass (insert tattooed nerd) since I was about 16. I used to read about Existentialism when I was waiting for the plane to land before my next skydive. I caught grief on both sides of the line.
Although, having my neuroscience quote tattooed on my back to where it sticks out of halter tops is a fun party trick. After invading my personal space, many drunk men touch it as if the lettering will get bigger and easier to read. I even had a guy put his glasses on to read it! Its about that time when I have to explain who Viktor Frankl is, what the quote means, how long it took be to become a neuroscientist, and if I would like to go out on a date or if I'm married. My husband still laughs about it. In fact, he tends to be the one that throws in, "Honey, show them the rest of your 45 hours under the needle!" My wedding ring hides another tattoo. =) And who doesn't just LOVE Abby on NCIS? They even made her Goth! It's great!
Honestly, there is nothing better than being a hot woman with lots of ink and a brain that makes some people wonder if I'm some sort of "Mind Ninja". I think someone should create a graphic novel on the subject, because that would be AWESOME!
This is a very interesting topic. Tattoos have become a very important form of self expression in our culture and feels good to see the science community embracing this as well. Thanks for gathering and sharing these tattoo images!
@Eva: unfortunately you're right. The "Geek Tattoo" section on BMEink.com is full of caffeine molecules, DNA models, E=mc^2, and "name of my mother/spouse/dog in binary". The selection in here is somewhat better IMHO.
What? No analemma yet? That will be my next ink … I'll be sure to wait until it heals before I send a pic.
Just got my Analemma. Hurt like HELL but glad I did it. Just sent it to Carl.
I have an Analemma tattoo, don't have a nice picture though, when I have one I'll be sure to send it in
Dude thats some periodic table ink right there. I could of done with that in my Chemistry exams.


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Location: South Ozone Park
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Location: South Ozone Park
Registration: Not required
Enjoy henna and nail art. Come and join us to get your fingernails painted with the colors of your choice and beautiful henna designs for your hands. Be creative!
Free computer access is available at all the libraries.
The Community Library has:
International Language Collections at the South Ozone Park Community Library include:
Special Interest/Noteworthy Collections at the South Ozone Park Community Library include:
| Child Care / Preschools
Community Board
Community Organizations & Services
Fire Department
Local Hospitals
Local Newspapers
| Parks and Playgrounds
Police Department
Post Office
Private / Parochial Schools
Public Elementary Schools
Public High Schools
| Public Intermediate / Junior High Schools
Senior Centers
Elected Officials
Special Services
|Child Care / Preschools
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
123-10 143 Street
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
phone: (718) 322-9671
Little Dolphins
107-01 Crossbay Boulevard
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
phone: (718) 641-7754
|Community Board
Queens Community Board 10
115-01 Lefferts Boulevard
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
phone: (718) 843-4488
fax: (718)738-1184
|Community Organizations & Services
South Ozone Park Civic Association
116-35 124th Street
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
phone: (718) 429-8292
Faith Mission Center
114-40 Van Wyck Expressway
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
Independence Residences, Inc.
130-33 130 street
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
127-06 Old South Road
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
Salvation Army
115-37 133 Street
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
Skyway Hotel
132-10 South Conduit Avenue
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
|Fire Department
Engine 302 Ladder 155
143-15 Rockaway Boulevard
Queens New York , 11436
|Local Hospitals
Mary Immaculate Hospital
152-11 89th Avenue
Queens New York , 11432
phone: (718) 558-2000
Jamaica Hospital Medical Center
900 Van Wyck Expressway
Queens New York , 11418
phone: (718) 206-6000
|Local Newspapers
Forum Courier
Queens Chronicle
Queens Tribune
|Parks and Playgrounds
Jamaica Bay Park
City Line and Mott Basin
Lefferts Playground
N Conduit Avenue 120 to 122 Street
|Police Department
106th Precinct
103-51 101 Street
Ozone Park New York , phone: (718) 845-2211
|Post Office
South Ozone Park
126-15 Foch Boulevard
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
phone: (800) 275-8777
fax: (718) 738-6331
|Private / Parochial Schools
Al-Ihsan Academy
130-08 Rockaway Boulevard
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
St. Anthony of Padua
125-18 Rockaway Boulevard
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
St. Clement Pope
120-27 141 Street
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
|Public Elementary Schools
130-01 Rockaway Boulevard
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
phone: (718) 529-2547
fax: (718) 659-0113
PS 100 Glen Morris (Q100)
111-11 118th Street
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
phone: (718) 843-8390
fax: (718) 641-2474
PS 108 Capt. Vincent G. Fowler (Q108)
108-10 109 Avenue
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
phone: (718) 641-4956
fax: (718) 641-2474
PS 121 Queens (Q121)
126-10 109 Avenue
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
phone: (718)-738-5126
fax: (718) 843-5584
PS 124 Osmond A Church (Q124)
129-15 150 Avenue
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
phone: (718) 529-2580
fax: (718) 322-4039
130-02 115 Avenue
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
phone: (718) 529-0767
fax: (718) 529-0773
|Public High Schools
John Adams High School
101-01 Rockaway Blvd
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
|Public Intermediate / Junior High Schools
JHS 226 Virgil I Grissom (Q 226)
121-10 Rockaway Boulevard
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
phone: (718) 843-2260
fax: (718) 835-6317
|Senior Centers
B'ffy Wakefield Senior Center
135-45 Lefferts Boulevard
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
United Hindu Cultural Senior Center
118-09 Sutter Avenue
South Ozone Park New York , 11420
|Elected Officials
|NYC Council
Hon. Adrienne E. Adams
District Office Address 165-90 Baisley Boulevard, Suite 5
Jamaica NY, 11434
phone: 718-206-2068
Manhattan Office Address 250 Broadway, Suite 1877
New York NY , 10007
phone: (212) 788-6850
fax: (212) 442-2729
|NYS Assembly
Hon. Michele R. Titus
District Office 19-31 Mott Avenue, Room 301
Far Rockaway NY, 11691
phone: (718) 327-1845
fax: (718) 327-1878
Albany Office LOB, Room 522
Albany NY, 12248
phone: (518) 455-5668
fax: (518) 455-3892
|NYS Senate
Hon. James Sanders, Jr.
District Office Address 142-01 Rockaway Boulevard
South Ozone Park NY , 11436
phone: (718) 523-3069
fax: (718) 523-3670
Albany Office Room 508, Legislative Office Building
Albany NY , 12247
phone: 518-455-3531
fax: 518-426-0529
|US Congress
Hon. Gregory W. Meeks
District Office 153-01 Jamaica Ave., Suite 204
Jamaica NY , 11432
phone: (718) 725-6000
fax: (718) 725-9868
Legislative Office 2234 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington DC, 20516
phone: (202) 225-3461
fax: (202) 226-4169
|Boro President
Hon. Melinda Katz
Hon. Bill de Blasio
As one crosses over the Van Wyck Expressway, visits the flea market at Aqueduct or hurries through bustling terminals at Kennedy Airport, it is hard to fathom that this thriving community of more than 45,000 people was only a century ago farm land, inhabited by fewer than 150 families.
The original inhabitants of South Ozone Park were Native Americans of the Jameco and Rockaway tribes. English and Dutch settlers took possession of the land in the 1660s, as part of a land grant by the Dutch West India Company. Up until the early 1900s, the area of South Ozone Park was used to farm everything except potatoes "because the soil was too salty".
The winds of change began blowing as early as the 1880s when music publisher Benjamin Hitchcock, the developer of Ozone Park began marketing the area to the south of Ozone Park for its "invigorating and healthful" breezes sweeping in from Jamaica Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.
Real estate developer David Leahy, who could arguably be called "The Father of South Ozone Park" began in 1907 building small homes in former farm fields by promising potential home owners that for $9.00 down, $6.00 per month, they could purchase a four room cottage in the country. Leahy knew that the former Pennsylvania Railroad, purchased by the Long Island Railroad in 1900, was expanding its routes into the Jamaica area and that more and more people would be eager to move to South Ozone Park.
Initially, the only church that existed was Union Chapel on Three Mile Mill Road. As the community grew, Leahy gave gifts of land for church sites as a means of further stabilizing the community. St. Clement Pope Roman Catholic Church, at 141st Street near Rockaway Boulevard; the Reformed Episcopal Church, at 134th Street and Sutter Avenue, and the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, at 140th Street and 120th Avenue were each erected on plots given for that purpose by Leahy.
There was other evidence of growth in the early years. A public library was established in 1912. It was located in part of a drug store. In 1913, the city made funds available for the construction of an addition to the eight original classrooms of P.S. 45 located at 150th Street off of Rockaway Boulevard. Shortly thereafter, P.S. 96 was built at Rockaway Boulevard and Lincoln Avenue. Soon thereafter John Adams high School at 107th Street and Rockaway Boulevard and Edgar D. Shimer Junior High School at 142nd Street and 114th Avenue were built. The first movie theater was opened in 1921 at Rockaway Boulevard and 135th Street. By 1921 the Rockaway Boulevard trolley system had been replaced by a bus system. Banking institutions began making their presence felt when the Bank of Manhattan Company and Ozone Park National Bank established branches in the area in 1925. In 1929, Rockaway Boulevard was widened. Other roadways, like the Van Wyck Expressway, further heightened the accessibility of South Ozone Park to other comunities.
Over the years South Ozone Park has retained its character as a community of single-family or two-family homeowners. Like the borough of Queens itself, South Ozone Park has seen a change in its racial demographics as neighbors from many shores now call this community their home. 20% of its residents are white, more than one-third are Black or African-American, nearly 13% are Asian and nearly 23% are Hispanic. Through the years Rockaway Boulevard lost its luster as the main commercial strip of South Ozone Park as many of its benchmark stores have been lost to larger shopping malls. However, the boulevard still resonates with the life of smaller stores and restaurants, many of them owned by newly arrived or first generation immigrants.
South Ozone Park has several landmarks of distinction including:
The South Ozone Park Library has served and grown as a site of educational and recreational activity from the early years of South Ozone Park's development until today. Dating back to 1912, the first sites of the library were in a hardware store, a paint store, a millinery store and an auto repair shop. In 1928 the library was moved to 132-09 120th Avenue. Eventually the collection was moved to 130-16 Rockaway Boulevard where it was housed in a rented store-front. In 1974, the South Ozone Park branch opened at its present address, 128-16 Rockaway Boulevard as a one-story, 7,500 ft. facility.
Throughout the year, the branch provides programming to meet the informational, educational, recreational and cultural needs of its customers from the youngest pre-schoolers through senior citizens.
"Get to Know South Ozone Park – Your Community" - Queens Borough Public Library
"The History of South Ozone Park" – The Forum Newspaper, August 4, 1979
"The History of South Ozone Park Demonstrates Development Since Its Inception in 1907" – The Silver Jubilee Souvenir Program 1907 – 1932
Jamaica and Ozone Park Officials Hail JFK Rail Link http://gothamgazette.com/community/32/news/1023
"South Ozone Park – 'The Sport of Kings in their Backyard" http://www.newsday.com/extras/lihistory/spectown/hist0011.htm
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The Macworld Expo is coming in a little over a week and I'm wondering what it will bring for iPhone users. Macworld will obviously be focusing primarily on, er, Macs, but I'm expecting that there will be iPhone news too. Expecting it enough that, yes, Phone different will be there reporting on the events!
In any case, there's a thread up in our forums started by rener asking about what's coming and it seems like a fun thing to think about on a Friday. I won't touch the Mac rumors (except to say I want the subnotebook), but here's my shot at what I expect iPhone-wise:
- Firmware Update 1.1.3 gets released (though doesn't necessarily get facetime in the Stevenote)
- 1.1.3 does not, as has been rumored today, get cut & paste.
- 1.1.3 does get A2DP ("What the Heck" pick)
- Further sync features (notes and tasks!) are announced and possibly included in 1.1.3
- A new iPhone-compatible speaker-dock system
- If we get our A2DP Stereo Bluetooth What-the-heck prediction right, Apple will also release some bluetooth headphones.
- 16 gig iPhone (but not a 3G version)


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Adding new PCast menus for the LinkTheatre
This investigation was inspired by Articles/GeneralFunWithPCast. It looked like it would be possible to change the PCast html files stored on the LinkStation to extend the menus and functionality of the LinkTheatre. I had the idea of checking for new emails in the lounge/kitchen/wherever, but the possibilities are probably endless. In fact this intrigue even caused me to buy a LinkTheatre to satisfy my curiosity - I didn't have one already!!
The current set of files held in /etc/pcast/theme/pcast from this project are available here: pcast themes
|Side note on the LinkTheatre
The LinkTheatre works well on my 802.11g network - streaming Photos, Music and Video from the LinkStation. I was concerned about the bandwidth requirements for video, but this appears to be largely unfounded, and I use a variety of video formats including mpeg, DivX, XviD, mp4 and VOBs. The user interface is browser based, taking content from the media server (the LinkStation in this case) so displaying menus is not instantaneous. On the LinkTheatre there's a 'go back' function akin to a go back in a web browser, but there is no easy way to navigate up a level when browsing directories. The HTML code indicates that the Red button on a remote performs this function, but the LinkTheatre remote doesn't have the equivalent of the red button (it does have the equivalent of the other three, but they are not actually coloured - they have the video, music and picture icons on them).
I had already replaced the original LinkStation firmware on a MIPSel device with an Projects/OpenLink firmware downloaded from LinkStationWiki. This enables command-line access using ssh (I use the PuTTY client). I have made various changes, and installed some additional packages, but these are not relevent to the PCast functionality.
You may also need a graphics editor such as Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, The Gimp or even Microsoft Paint.
PCast updates
PCast HTML Setup
PCast holds it's HTML templates in a directory structure. The skin_root entry in the /etc/pcast/pcast.conf file points to that directory. The default is /etc/pcast/theme/pcast. When experimenting with a theme/skin it makes sense to copy an existing theme to a new diectory, changing the skin_root entry in the /etc/pcast/pcast.conf file to point to thart new directory and restart PCast. Should something go wrong it is easy to revert the settings in /etc/pcast/pcast.conf and continue with the original theme.
For this article, however, all work was performed in the /etc/pcast/theme/pcast directory on the LinkStation.
As noted in Articles/GeneralFunWithPCast, the html is prepocessed by the PCast executable /usr/sbin/pcastd as part of a templating system. This replaces variables embedded in the html files, and also builds pages using multiple files from the /etc/pcast/theme/pcast directory.
head_xxx.html is used for the menu functions
line_xxx.html is used for content
tail.html is a common trailer
There is a set of these files for each type of media, where xxx = image, movie and music. There are also some additional 'line' templates to create a content line (on the right hand side of the screen) containing a subdirectory (line_dir.html), blank line (line_space.html), and for when the file type is unknown (line_unknown.html).
The recommended first step is to take a backup of all files under /etc/pcast/theme/pcast! Alternatively, place a copy of /etc/pcast/theme/pcast in a new subdirectory and change the skin_root in /etc/pcast/pcast.conf to point to that new directory and restart PCast
The LinkTheatre provides support for standard and HD TV resolution menus. There is a checkbox in the LinkTheatre 'setup' menu to select the higher resolution menus. The effect is to use a different set of html files, suffexed by '_high.html' (and similarly for image files). I have ignored the 'high' files in the article, but changes to standard menus could equally apply to the high def set.
The first step I took in extending the functionality available to the LinkTheatre was to add a fifth entry to the main menu. The standard four are 'home' and buttons to select the video, image and music content. Each of these three buttons invoke the same (unknown, because of the templating system) PCast function with a filter parameter to list the appropriate type of media.
This was a simple task - editting top.html; repeating the html code of one of the previous menu entries and changing the A tag to simply load a new html file instead of using the PCast macro. This is what I included (it's just another row in the left hand side table)

extras
I've included the tvid="blue" tag - I made blue up, given that there was already red, green and yellow. The colours apparently refer to buttons on the remote control of some Syabas devices, but the LinkStation remote doesn't actually have the coloured buttons itself.
I originally used email.html, but have now generalised this to extras.html as the new page provides more services, not just email.
Changing the background
Adding a menu entry produces a new navigatable link, but there is a standard background graphic that contains the depiction of 4 buttons, on which the menu option text is overlaid (the main menu plus the three media functions.) To create the new button background image it is a simple task to copy the tv.jpg file across to a shared directory on the LinkStation, edit it using your favourite graphics editing tool and copy it back across again.
Note that there is also a background.jpg file. This is displayed when you point your web browser to the linkstation, but meta-tags within the html cause the LinkTheatre to use to tv.jpg file.
Menu background with additional button
You can check your progress using the LinkTheatre, but may have to go to the 'Log In' screen (using the 'Home' button on the remote) and re-select the LinkStation to see the updated menus. Alternatively, you can point a browser to h ttp://<your linkstation>:8000 and press reload to see changes. Just remember that the LinkTheatre does not understand all HTML, so a final check with a LinkTheatre is in order.
In a similar way to the top menu, each of the Photo, Music and Video header html files need to be updated to introduce the new menu entry. i.e. head_image.html, head_music.html and head_movie.html. (See the Automation section for a way to avoid this). They all use the same background graphic, so this is already addressed.
PCast does not provide any facility for dynamic updates to web pages (other than that built into the PCast executable - see the reference section). It is therefore necessary to dynamically recreate the HTML if you wish to inject other live content into the LinkTheatre pages. The OpenLink firmware includes cron which can be used to schedule automated updates. However to retrieve information from other systems it is necessary to install some additional software - such as an ftp client, telnet or netcat.
Reference Material
HTML Template Directives
Inside the template html files a number of PCast specific directives can be used. These directives have the form of HTML comments, so they do not interfere with normal HTML, and e.g. allow to edit a PCast template file with a normal HTML editor.
The spelling of the directives is rather strange. To simplify the interpretation, the following list provides the principle meaning of the phrases used in the directive names:
- PCASTD_DEL_IS_... - Do not show the enclosed HTML, if...
- PCASTD_DEL_IS_NO... - Show the enclosed HTML, if...
- PCASTD_INS_... - Replace the directive with ...
- PCASTD_INS_LINE... - Replace the directive with information/property ... of a media file.
- PCASTD_..._LINK - Replace the directive with value ... formatted to be used in the href attribute of an HTML  anchor link. Often there is a corresponding directive, without the ..._LINK suffix. That one is supposed to be used as the anchor text which follows. For example:

The known directives are as follows:
- some html - Show some html if file does not [sic!] have MP3 ID3 tags. This is the opposite of PCASTD_DEL_IS_NO_MP3_TAGS and is useful when dealing with MP3 files without ID3 tags. In this case it makes sense to e.g. include HTML and directives to display the file name, instead of the non-existing artist and title tags. Note: The directive name is rather counter intuitive.
- some html - Show some html if file is an image file type.
- some html - Show some html if file is a movie file type.
- some html - Show some html if file has [sic!] MP3 tags. This is the opposite of PCASTD_DEL_IS_HAVE_MP3_TAGS. It can be used to trigger the display of ID3 tags from an MP3 file in case this file contains ID3 tags. See the PCASTD_INS_LINE_MP3TAG_... directives for a list of tags PCast can extract from an MP3 file.
- some html:Show some html if file is a sound file type.
- some html - Show some html if file is not the media root directory.
- some html
-  - Replaced by current active filer name.
-  - Replaced by current page number. This is useful when assembling a navigation bar, e.g. together with the PCASTD_INS_MAX_PAGE directive to display Page X of Y.
-  - Replaced by the current path name.
-  - Replaced by a link to the current path. The data is supposed to be used in the href attribute of an HTML  anchor link.
-  - Replaced by the current path, used to specify a particular sort. To be used in the href attribute of an HTML  anchor link.
-  - Replaced by day of month as 2 digit value (01-31).
-  - Replaced by last file number (useful in file X of Y displays).
-  - Replaced by current file number.
-  - Replaced by the client's (e.g. a LinkTheatre) IP address (Note: Once again, the seppling of the directive is strange, using the term HOST to indicate a client). PCast does not try to resolve the client's IP addres to the client's host name. Which is in general a good idea, since it would require a DNS server in the home network, or a correctly configured entry in the LinkStation /etc/hosts file. None of this is typically done.
-  - Replaced by hour value of current time ss 2 digit value (00-23).
-  - Replaced by the file extension of the file to be displayed in this line.
-  - Replaced by a link to the PCast specific play information for the particular file. To be used in the href attribute of an HTML  anchor link.
-  - Replaced by the file name of the file to be displayed in this line (including file name extension).
-  - Replaced by the file name of the file to be displayed in this line (without file name extension).
-  - Syabas POD information?
-  - Replaced by the size of of the file to be displayed in this line.
-  - Syabas VOD information?
-  - Replaced by the MP3 Album name taken from the tags of the MP3 file to be displayed in this line (should be wrapped in a PCASTD_DEL_IS_NO_MP3_TAGS).
-  - Replaced by the MP3 artist name taken from the tags of the MP3 file to be displayed in this line (should be wrapped in a PCASTD_DEL_IS_NO_MP3_TAGS).
-  - Replaced by the MP3 comment taken from the tags of the MP3 file to be displayed in this line (should be wrapped in a PCASTD_DEL_IS_NO_MP3_TAGS).
-  - Replaced by the MP3 song title taken from the tags of the MP3 file to be displayed in this line (should be wrapped in a PCASTD_DEL_IS_NO_MP3_TAGS).
-  - Replaced by the MP3 title information taken from the tags of the MP3 file to be displayed in this line (should be wrapped in a PCASTD_DEL_IS_NO_MP3_TAGS).
-  - Replaced by the MP3 year information taken from the tags of the MP3 file to be displayed in this line (should be wrapped in a PCASTD_DEL_IS_NO_MP3_TAGS).
-  - LinkTheatre/syabas coloured button ID
-  - Replaced by minutes value of current ss 2 digit value (00-59).
-  - Replaced by month as 2 digit value (01-12).
-  - Replaced by month as 2 digit value (01-12).
-  - Replaced by a Next Page button.
-  - Replaced by a button to go up a directory level.
-  - Replaced by a Previous Page button.
-  - Replaced by server name
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The Power of Humor (Keynote Speaker)
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