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God’s Kingdom Endures

Those of us who live in the United States of America find ourselves in another election year. Significant problems also exist with our current economy, and there are many people who are quite nervous, anxious, and scared about the political and economic future of the country. These impulses are entirely understandable. But we who are Christians are called to a higher path (cf. Colossians 3:1-2).

Isaiah set forth to comfort Israel in difficult times in Isaiah 40:6-8:

The voice of one saying, “Cry.” And one said, “What shall I cry?”
“All flesh is grass, and all the goodliness thereof is as the flower of the field. The grass withereth, the flower fadeth, because the breath of the LORD bloweth upon it; surely the people is grass. The grass withereth, the flower fadeth; but the word of our God shall stand forever.”

Humans and their endeavors are as grass. Israel was suffering under the yoke of Babylon, and it certainly seemed that Babylon and her gods were ascendant. Yet within a century their glory was gone, and another empire had taken over.

Proud Rome also seemed to be quite ascendant and indestructible, especially in the first century of our era. Yet in those days God established His Kingdom, as predicted in Daniel 2:44:

“And in the days of those kings shall the God of heaven set up a kingdom which shall never be destroyed, nor shall the sovereignty thereof be left to another people; but it shall break in pieces and consume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand for ever.”

Four hundred years later, the power of Rome was humbled. Ever since, kingdom after kingdom has arisen, and all have likewise fallen or have been greatly humbled. No government of man will endure forever. Yet the Kingdom of God remains and spreads, whether a given government is favorably disposed toward it or not (Daniel 2:44, Philippians 3:20, Colossians 1:13, Revelation 1:6).

There are many viewpoints regarding the Christian and his relationship with the government. Many believe that they have no authority to vote whatsoever. Many have no desire to get involved in politics in any way, shape, or form. Many vote for whom they believe is the “lesser of two evils.” Exactly whom that represents is itself a matter of disagreement.

It is imperative for us as Christians to remember in the charged political climate around us that we serve a higher cause and a greater King (Philippians 3:20-21, Matthew 28:18). We must be Christians first (Matthew 6:33; 10:37-39). Whatever happens to the United States of America is of much lesser importance than what happens with Kingdom of God (Matthew 28:18-20, Romans 1:16). Our primary citizenship is in Heaven, a Kingdom not of this world (Philippians 3:20, John 18:36).

Therefore, we must respect the fact that in political matters there is liberty, and there is no room for condemnation of others (Romans 14:10-14). Some choose not to vote; others choose one or another candidate, believing they represent the best hope for a “tranquil and quiet life” (cf. 1 Timothy 2:2): “let each be fully assured in his own mind” (Romans 14:5). The politics of the American government are not worth destroying him for whom Christ died (cf. Romans 14:15), and are not worthy of becoming a stumbling-block in the way of a brother (Romans 14:13).

Likewise, we must learn the force of Jesus’ command:

“And be not afraid of them that kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear him who is able to destroy both soul and body in hell” (Matthew 10:28).

We often focus on the second part of Jesus’ charge, but the first part is just as important: Jesus commands us to not be afraid of other people. Politicians know that the politics of fear often influence votes; doomsday scenarios are often presented in order to get you to vote for a given candidate to make sure that such things do not happen. Yet, as Jesus says, why should we be afraid? What’s the worst thing that “Islamic fundamentalists,” “crazy Evangelicals,” or “godless humanists” or whomever else can do to you? They can persecute you, torture you, and kill you– giving you the opportunity to suffer for the Name, and to ensure your place with the saints in Heaven (Acts 5:41, 1 John 3:16). We ought to remember that the Kingdom began in the midst of an empire that was at best ambivalent and at worst hostile toward the faith, and yet it grew exponentially in those days! The growth came because the brethren did not fear Rome. We should likewise not be afraid. As long as we walk with God, there is nothing that man can do against us that has eternal consequences (Romans 8:31-39). If we are afraid, perhaps we have placed our own comfort and “security” as an idol between us and God, and if so, it needs to be removed (1 John 5:23)!

We have also seen significant economic collapses occurring recently. Untold amounts of money have been lost, and uncertainty reigns in the marketplace. Such simply reinforces the teachings of Jesus and Paul:

“Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon the earth, where moth and rust consume, and where thieves break through and steal: but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth consume, and where thieves do not break through nor steal: for where thy treasure is, there will thy heart be also” (Matthew 6:19-21).

Charge them that are rich in this present world, that they be not highminded, nor have their hope set on the uncertainty of riches, but on God, who giveth us richly all things to enjoy; that they do good, that they be rich in good works, that they be ready to distribute, willing to communicate; laying up in store for themselves a good foundation against the time to come, that they may lay hold on the life which is life indeed (1 Timothy 6:17-19).

Worldly riches are always uncertain, and therefore they do not represent a strong enough safety net upon which to rely. It is indeed wise and prudent for the Christian to save their resources and to be good stewards of God’s blessings (1 Corinthians 4:1-2, Ephesians 4:28), but even then these resources are to be used as blessings for others and not merely hoarded (cf. Luke 12:16-21).

Americans are too used to “stuff” and defining themselves by their “stuff.” Yet everything we possess is not really ours, for as we came into this world with nothing, we also leave with nothing (1 Timothy 6:7). Likewise, a day is coming upon which it will all be destroyed with fervent heat (2 Peter 3:9-12). Nothing physical will last. That is why it is so important for us to put God and His Kingdom first, because it will endure. God’s government shall never end. Heaven’s treasury will never be empty. We can have security and confidence in the midst of uncertain times when we stand upon the rock of God’s Kingdom, and build thereon (Matthew 7:24-27). Let us trust in God’s enduring Kingdom!

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Big Name Companies Donating Millions for Earthquake and Tsunami Relief

March 14, 2011, By Christian Davis

The tragedy that is happening in Japan is horrible and all of our hearts and blessings are going out to the lives affected. Some of today’s top companies are donating millions of dollars to aide in Japan’s relief.

On Sunday, Sony state that they will be donating 300 million Yen(US $3.6 Million) and 30,000 radios.

Nintendo is contributing 300 million Yen as well. Namco Bandai is donating 100 million Yen(US $1.2 million), Sega Sammy is giving 200 million Yen(US $2.4 Million) and Koei Tecmo is contributing 100 million yen (US $1.2 million).

Microsoft will be giving an initial $2 million in relief efforts. $250,000 will be in cash and the rest will be made up with contributions such as software.

Everyone is doing what they can do support Japan. It will become even stronger once the country has been rebuilt.

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May 21, 2013, By Sanjeev Ramachandran

British automaker Aston Martin has built its CC100 Speedster concept to celebrate its centenary. The car follows the style and design of Aston Martin’s 1950s DBR1 racers, but comes embedded with an up to date technology — a 6.0-liter V12 engine.

The key feature of the vehicle is that Aston is bringing in a completely new design theme for the rear.

The concept vehicle will will be capable of accelerating from 0 to 60 miles per hour in four seconds and will achieve a top speed of 180 mph with the help of a six-speed automated manual transmission.

The CC100 was designed and constructed at Aston Martin’s global headquarters in Gaydon, England and was designed by Aston design chief Marek Reichman along with the automaker’s exterior designer, Miles Nurnberger.

The vehicle is almost 4.5m long and 2m wide. The CC100 has no roof, and no windshield but its interior is luxurious for a racing-oriented concept.

The vehicle is entirely made of carbon-fiber as well as leather, glass buttons as you can seen in Aston Martin’s other production road cars.

At its debut at Nurburgring in Germany, the CC100 was driven by Aston Martin CEO Dr. Ulrich Bez.

According to him, the concept vehicle represents Aston Martin’s sporting heritage and design capability. Also, the next generation of Aston Martin sports cars will follow the design of the CC100.

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We saw 5 such encouraging signs in 2 miles in Yosemite.

The picture above sums it up. I am almost there. Almost to race day. And I feel as ready as I can be as I start a gradual taper before heading off to race the WC100k in the Netherlands. The beginning of last week was pretty fantastic and had two great indicator workouts that I am as ready as I can be at this point. Now, it is just a matter of cutting back mileage, maintaining/increasing intensity and getting some good rest. It is time to change gears.

I planned my hard long run for last Wednesday because Nathan and I had planned a backcountry weekend for Friday-Sunday and were heading up to Yosemite for some running, camping and good fun. After hitting my mark in the earlier weeks workouts, I was just looking forward to logging some miles with a focus on adventure instead of speed, distance or pace. I wanted to finish out my week with high miles, but was stoked to be able to hit the trails to do so. Over 3 days, we logged nearly 65 miles, hitchhiked, didn't shower, save for the occasional dip in a lake, slept in a tent and generally just refreshed our souls with miles and miles of beautiful backcountry. It was a nice change of pace and even as the miles rolled on, I never felt tired or sore or worked over.  I just felt alive and excited. The high country rejuvenated me and made me excited not only for my race in 3 weeks but for things to come in the near future. There is something in nature that moves me and sets me free. I am happy that I had the opportunity to immerse myself this weekend, reset, recharge and change gears. I feel prepared to take on taper now and the race ahead. I cannot wait to see how it all plays out.

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Taking a little dip mid run in mountain top Evelyn Lake.

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Difference Between Nintendo Wii and Sony Playstation 3

Nintendo Wii vs Sony Playstation 3

The Nintendo Wii and Sony Playstation 3 belong to the 7th, and the latest, generation of gaming consoles. Although you may think that they would be more or less the same as they are competing for the same market, nothing is much further from the truth. The biggest difference between them is their hardware. The Playstation 3 out-muscles the Wii many times over. The hardware difference is pretty obvious when you look at the lush environments that Playstation 3 games can produce and compare it to the Wii. As Blu-ray is the media of choice for the Playstation 3, it has the ability to play Blu-ray movies as well as the older DVD and CD formats. The Wii is unable to play Blu-ray movies as it lacks the hardware to do so. Another advantage of the Playstation 3 is its hard drive. The drive can be used to hold game saves and even other media like movie clips. The Wii has pretty limited memory and expansion is done via memory cards as there is no space for a hard drive. The silver lining to this big dark cloud is the very low price point of the Wii. At roughly half the cost of the Playstation 3, the Wii is quite the bang for the buck.

A big topic to tackle is the issue of motion controllers. The Wii was designed with motion in mind and its unique way of interfacing with the players is the prime factor that it outsold other 7th generation consoles. To be competitive, Sony developed a motion controller, called the Move, for the Playstation 3. Although the Move is said to be better than the Wii’s controllers, the fact that you need to buy it separately from the already pricey Playstation 3 makes some players a bit hesitant or unable to get it.

Even though the hardware is pretty limited, it doesn’t appear to be a constraint; as many of the Wii’s games do not really aim for realism. Titles like Wii sports show that a game doesn’t need to have a huge number of polygons to be fun. Â These casual games do not require much to play and can be played by just about anyone. In contrast, the Playstation 3 shines with hardcore games that immerse the player into big worlds and deep storylines; RPG, simulation, strategy, shooter, hack and slash are only some of the types of games that you would find with the Playstation 3.

  1. The Nintendo Wii is not as powerful as the Plasytation 3
  2. The Playstation 3 can play Blu-ray movies while the Wii cannot
  3. The Wii cannot accommodate a hard drive while the Playstation 3 can
  4. Motion controllers are standard with the Wii but not with the Playstation 3
  5. The Wii is focused more on casual games while the Playstation 3 is more on hardcore games

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UN political chief Jeffrey Feltman will visit Sri Lanka this week, the UN spokesman said Tuesday, after anti-Muslim riots prompted the government to declare a state of emergency.

Feltman, the UN under-secretary-general for political affairs, will arrive Friday for three days of talks with Sri Lankan leaders and is expected to visit Kandy where two people were killed in the violence.

UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said the visit was planned before the state of emergency was imposed.

"We are obviously concerned over reports of the ongoing communal violence and we welcome the government's commitment to addressing the tensions and achieve reconciliation," he said.

"We urge all Sri Lankans to resolve their difference through dialogue."

The government said it was imposing the state of emergency after police failed to curb violence in Kandy, where mobs of Sinhalese burned mosques, homes and businesses belonging to Muslims.

Kandy is the latest region to be plagued by religious and ethnic conflict in Sri Lanka, a nation of 21 million people.

Last week, mobs set fire to Muslim-owned businesses and attacked a mosque in the east of the country after a Muslim chef was accused of adding contraceptives to food sold to Sinhalese, the island's Buddhist majority.

Last November riots in the south of the island left one man dead and homes and vehicles damaged.

Religious and ethnic violence can turn deadly in Sri Lanka, where Muslims account for 10 percent of the population and Sinhalese make up nearly 75 percent.

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'By their ministry and life'; Father James Magee and Father Edisson Urrego are Raleigh's newest priests

Pictured at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary in May, now Fathers James Magee (left) and Edisson Urrego (right) were ordained to the priesthood June 3 at St. Catherine of Siena Church in Wake Forest.

Talk to newly-ordained Fathers Edisson Urrego, 41, and James Magee, 30, and commonalities emerge. Each lost his father. Each had a career before attending seminary. And each had at least one grandparent living in his home when he was a child.

There are differences, of course. Father Urrego grew up in Colombia. Catholicism was the norm there. “The culture at the time supported the Faith,” he said. “It was easy to follow. Even the public education system followed the Catholic model … including having Mass in the school.”

Things were different for Father Magee, though. He grew up in eastern North Carolina. “There were like three Catholics in my high school of 800 people,” he laughed.

Despite different paths, both men studied at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary near Philadelphia. And both received the sacrament of Holy Orders Saturday, June 3, at St. Catherine of Siena Church in Wake Forest.

NC Catholics recently spoke with each new priest about his family, journey to the priesthood and hopes for the future.

Father James Magee, III

Fortunate. That’s the word Father Magee uses to describe his childhood.

His mother, he said, was patient when he was rambunctious. His father, a paramedic, instilled in him an understanding about service. And his older sister, Katie, was a friend who, today, keeps the photos and knows family stories by heart.

But what really tipped the scales to “fortunate” was the fact that his grandparents lived in his family’s home. “It was nice … my grandfather was from Ireland so it was a whole, different culture in the house. Family was first,” he said. “My grandparents were devout Catholics and that transferred to the whole family. My grandfather led a strong devotional life.”

Family dinners weren’t just common, but daily. So was prayer before meals, and visits from cousins, uncles and aunts, two of whom were religious sisters of the Franciscan Sisters of Alleghany, N.Y.

He played baseball and the saxophone in high school and, after graduation, took the Civil Service exam. He moved to Norfolk, Virginia, where he worked as a firefighter. He went to Mass every Sunday and prayed the rosary. From time to time he’d use a worn-down rosary that once belonged to his great grandfather.

Today he will tell you he was good at practicing his faith back then, but not necessarily understanding it.

“I understood, intellectually, what was in the Catechism, but I really didn’t take it to heart in the sense of putting the intellectual and the reason together,” he said.

But he began looking deeper into his faith when, because of epilepsy, a seizure forced him to leave the fire department. He enrolled in college at Elizabeth City State University. From that point on things “just started clicking,” he said. “Maybe it’s because I was older with a better view of things.”

Thoughts of the priesthood, which first crossed his mind in high school, came to his mind, but left again.

“I actually got engaged [to be married] in college, so obviously I stopped thinking about the priesthood … [but] after things broke off, I started thinking about it again,” he said.

This time he examined a vocation at a “totally different level.” He read more. He prayed more. He started going to daily Mass. And one Ash Wednesday, as he exited Holy Family Church, Father Jim Buchholz invited him to a vocations dinner.

Despite hesitation, he went to the dinner. He began to feel good about seriously discerning a vocation. After he was accepted to seminary, that good feeling turned to great, he said.

There was still one task, though: telling his parents his plan to enter seminary and discern a call to the priesthood.

“Like any good parents … they were able to tell that something was going on. They were happy,” he said of their response to the news.

During his first semester at seminary, his father, James, suffered a heart attack and died. He went home to North Carolina to help his mother, Blanche, and returned to St. Charles Borromeo that spring.

Despite grief, one of his best memories occurred last year when he was ordained to the transitional diaconate. “During the Litany of Saints, I was lying on the marble floor and the whole church was praying. I felt this whole peace. I felt like my dad was right there.”

Now that he’s a priest, Father Magee looks forward to celebrating sacraments and being with the faithful. “I like parish events. It doesn’t have to be anything fancy. Being able to bring the Gospel to people is an opportunity … being able to serve people.”

Father Edisson de Jesus Urrego Restrepo

When Father Edisson Urrego talks about his childhood in Medellin, Colombia, he often uses the word “grateful,” even when describing challenges.

For him, his early years were tough. His father died when he was three years old, and his mother was a single parent to him and his eight siblings.

“I am grateful to God for the courage and wisdom he gave my mother … she made a lot of sacrifices. She was able to find work and keep the family going,” he said, noting that she made time for school meetings. “This is why it was tough: It was not just losing a parent. It was the lack of time we were able to have with our mother.”

His grandmother lived in the home, too, and required daily care that often fell to him and his sister Patricia. But the experiences, he said, taught him that true love is sacrificial and that it’s important to honor the elderly.

There were many late evenings when he was doing homework and his grandmother couldn’t sleep. Together they prayed the rosary. They had a weekend ritual, too, and his grandmother would ask him about the Gospel when he returned home from Mass to make sure he had attended and listened.

In his early years, during which time he was an altar server, he had thoughts about the idea of becoming a priest.

“At times it was like a drop of water in a bucket inside my head,” he said. “I dismissed it as a teenager because we were very poor and could not afford to send me to minor seminary to complete high school. I didn’t want to put a burden on my mom by bringing the issue up.”

During his teen years his family moved to the United States, first to California and then to Florida. He couldn’t nourish a vocation at the time, he said, because he was distracted by school life and the norms of society. Later, as he began a career in retail management alongside his brother Victor, he focused on earning money to send home to Colombia.

His career brought him to North Carolina where, he said, the pace was slower than Miami. He had been promoted several times by then, and the financial burdens that existed before were gone.

Life was comfortable. He began to engage in his faith. “With the help of God and the constant prayers of my sister Patricia, I experienced a conversion back to the faith. I knew that returning would also mean that I had to respond to the call from God,” he said.

He became active at a parish, St. Ann in Clayton. He volunteered with a migrant workers’ mission in Four Oaks. He also joined a discernment group and, later, began formation at seminary. Today he talks about how Fathers Diego Restrepo, Scott McCue, Paul Brant, S.J., and Salvador Jordan, S.J., played a large role in his life. Monsignor Michael Clay, who vested him during ordination, was also influential.

“The moment of ordination is so mystical and beautiful,” he said. “As a new priest, I am looking forward to celebrating Mass and the sacrament of Reconciliation. There are many who need to know that God loves them and that he is merciful. I want to be that instrument of the Lord.”

When asked what his advice would be to other men discerning a call to the priesthood, he said that silence is important.

“God speaks in our hearts but only in silence can we hear him … seek silence and get away from the noise of the secular culture. Smart phones, tablets, computers, television and the internet are all loud distractions to our senses, and we become incapable to engage others, especially God, in conversation. A healthy dose of quiet time before the Blessed Sacrament can restore us to that original silence and to the present where man finds God.”


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Today we had the first computer studies markers meeting where teachers from the Congrega- tionalist school system came together to grade the year 12 and 13 end-of-year exams. The marking needs to be done quickly so students can use the exam to gauge where they need the most work for the upcoming Samoan School Certificate exam (for year 12) and the Pacific Senior Secondary Certificate exam (for year 13). And in the middle of all this marking, all I can think about is the LSAT, which I’m taking in December.

After some back and forth with the Law School Admission Council as to whether I could or could not take the test in Samoa—there’s no official testing site in country—they found me a spot to take the test in American Samoa. So in 7 weeks, just days after Prize-giving (which we’d refer to as graduation or commencement in The States), I’ll be crossing the channel to fill in bubbles with two other poor souls who live within a 100-mile radius of Pago Pago.

On one hand, I’m pumped about this. Liam and I used to smirk about the strange satisfaction inherent in taking a standardized test. I like to pretend it’s a less flashy version of Jeopardy!, in which questions are hurled at me rapid-fire. I admit I come at it from the angle of showing off, which breeds pomposity, but also builds confidence.

On the other hand, math has always been my inexplicable strong suit. The LSAT has no math, and this is troubling. The closest thing it has is “Logic Games,” which Smadge assures me are not mathematical in nature, but I feel require problem-solving skills analogous to those required for math problems. PCV Max assures me “Logic Games” will be the most difficult part of the test. I’ve got my money on Logical Reasoning and/or Reading Comprehension, Max, but I guess we’ll see how things shake down after 7 weeks.

Hopefully I can harness this strange combination of stupid confidence and sustained apprehension into 7 weeks of productive study time. I’ve got my Princeton Review “Cracking the LSAT” guide, and Max gave me a slew of past LSAT exams in PDF format.

Additionally, I’m planning on giving my classes a crash course in test-taking skills before the year 9s, 10s, and 11s take their common exams and the year 12s and 13s. After all, they say the best way to learn something is to teach it.

I feel like I’ve climbed into the same boat with my students, and we’ve all got to make it across the river together. And yes, my curriculum will consist of more than simply imparting “stupid confidence.”

I hope you’re well. Pictures below.

Blakey, Briony, and I had an 80s Power Dinner at Italiano Pizza tonight.

Tim said...

Matthew, I enjoy your blog and am very happy you survived the big one. How ironic that you should experience it there, not here. I would have left you comments before but couldn't figure out how to do it. Aunt Kelly to the rescue. Law school....hmmmmm. I will reserve comment on that aspiration. Learning about Samoa is a treat. Keep posting.
Tim Stier

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Hi Matt
Absolutely love your blog. Just dropped by to wish you luck on your upcoming tests. I'm sure you'll be fine. All the best & keep it up!


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Happy, Happy Birthday, Callisto! I hope you had the time of your life on your special day - filled with fabulous food, gifts and men!

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DJ Ides – Funkdafied LIVE

Sunday, October 25th, 2009

This mix is straight up house… funky, bouncing and delicious! It starts off on a melancholy vibe, sounding like a rainy day, transgresses to breaks with a deep, brooding, and massive track by Fretwell, and then heads straight into a disco inferno, as Dealer’s Choice “Bomb(s) This Place”!  The mix gets funkier and funkier as the minutes tick onwards, taking you through dark alleys and hidden warehouses in Chicago with a selection of vinyls from Strictly Rhythm and Jackin Tracks, and into the deep house summertime disco insanity of Raul Rincon. Just when you feel the mix can’t possibly get any funkier, “Feel” by the Funk Masters is dropped, sending all listener’s to Disco Heaven! A classic, “Get Dynamite,” from Italy circa 1991 closes out the mix with a bang and Rasmus Farber’s “Where We Belong” eases the mix to a closing that is as chill as ice, yet as warm as the sweetest dreams.

As always, this mix was done completely live on two turntables and two CDJs! Lemme know what you think!!! Can it possibly get any funkier?

1) Third Floor Tiger – “Sub Rosa” [Urbantorque]
2) Hypnos – “Red Light” [Urbantorque]
3) Fretwell – “Dreams Attack” [Electrofly]
4) Dealer’s Choice – “Bomb This Place” [Urbantorque]
5) DJ Mujava – “Township Funk (Crazy P Remix)” [Hed Kandi]
6) Random Soul – “Prime For The Airwaves (Da Sunlounge Remix)” [Onethirty Recordings]
7) Eddie Leader – “Try To Remember” [Jackin Tracks]
8) Osunlade – “Momma’s Groove (Jimpster’s Hip Replacement Mix)” [Strictly Rhythm]
9) White Collar Criminals – “Wanting You (Frequent Fliers Remix)” [Jackin Tracks]
10) The Ian Carey Project – “Get Shaky (Funkability Remix)” [Gfab]
11) Coburn – “We Interrupt This Program (Raul Rincon Remix)” [Swings Records]
12) Brad Holland – “Crazy (Raul Rincon Remix)” [Gfab]
13) Funk Masters – “Feel” [White Label]
14) Freemasons Feat. Hazel Fernandes – “If (Freemasons 2009 Re-Rub)” [Legato]
15) Band In A Box – “Get Dynamite (Club Version)” [No Name Records]
16) Rasmus Farber – “Where We Belong (Original Mix)” [Farplane]

Summer 2009 Mix

Sunday, October 25th, 2009

Here is a summer mix that I did a few months ago. The mix was done 100% live on two Technics 1200 turntables, 2 Pioneer CDJ-1000s, and a Pioneer DJM-800 mixer.

This mix is far more commercially oriented than anything I would usually do, but I think it fits a summery vibe quite well…. especially as I type this in the cold and dark beginnings of the Lithuanian winter!

1) Q-Force – “Polyphonic (Original Vintage Mix)” [Add2Basket Records]
2) Noir – “My MTV (Raul Rincon Remix)” [Housesession Records]
3) Memo Solinas – “Just As Long As We’re Together (Samuele Sartini Sunny Mix)” [Glitter]
4) Simon-F – “Sunset Blvd. (Beach Party Mix)” [Link Records]
5) Big WOrld – “Powder” [Lemans Recordings]
6) Jerry Ropero & Denis The Menace – “Coracao” [Feel The Rhythm]
7) Veerus & Maxie Devine – “Fujiko (D.O.N.S. Remix)” [Nero Recordings]
8) Michael Simon & Jerry Ropero – “Ocean Drums (Mischa Daniels Higher Mode Remix)” [Nero Recordings]
9) Cevin Fisher Feat. Loleatta Holloway – “You Got Me Burning Up! (Prok & Fitch Remix)” [Strictly Rhythm]
10) Jonathon Ulysses – “Time (Peter Brown Remix)” [Big In Ibiza]
11) Coburn – “We Interrupt This Program (Jean Claude Ades Remix)” [Swings Records]
12) Julian The Angel – “Sweet Child Of Mine 2009” [Soleado Recordings]
13) The Attic – “Flash In The Night (Albin Meyers Remix)” [Jola Records]
14) Miles Dyson – “Outro” [Plasmapool]
15) Definite Grooves – “We Know Now” [Definite Groove Records]

Enjoy!!! I will add an FLAC download link if requested!


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Im trying to redirect the mobile request to different url on my website say abcd.com on the basis of HTTP_USER_AGENT in apache 2.2

I have written the following script in http.conf file in apache conf folder,

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pls suggest if im doing anything wrong

I suggest you skip trying to do it via your http.conf file and rather do it with an .htaccess file located in the websites root folder.

To achieve this, simply create a text file on your local computer, add the following code:

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RewriteRule ^$ https://abcd.com/userMaster/rl_login [L,R=302]

And save it as a .htaccess file. Then, log into your server with your FTP-client and upload that .htaccess file to the root directory of the website.

If you are able to upload files using FTP, then you must be able to add a .htaccess file to the server.


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Domenick Naccarato with Ward Van Haute

2016 Spring Show at Bethlehem House Gallery

For the past few months my art has been on display as part of the 2016 Spring Show at the Bethlehem House Gallery in Bethlehem Pennsylvania. Ward Van Haute, the gallery’s owner and curator, reached out to me earlier in the year and asked if I’d be interested in participating and showing some of my recent assemblage pieces. Ward’s take on the gallery experience is quite a unique one for the Lehigh Valley, putting art on display as it might appear in your own home. Each show they put on is different not only in the artists they represent but also in the themed rooms they display the work in – You won’t find a single white wall in this space!

Domenick Naccarato at the opening reception of the Bethlehem House Gallery 2016 Spring Show

The themes of this show include a potting shed, a living room and dining room, a bedroom and even a kitchen.   All of which show the work of other talented regional artists including Marlow Rodale, Gini Illick, Thomas Kelly, Jennifer Schilling, and Elli Albrecht. Ward chose to show my pieces in a workshop setting with all the accessories to go with it, like workbenches and antique hand tools.  He told me he thought it fitting to do so after visiting my own basement studio and workshop.

Industrial assemblage art by Domenick Naccarato at the 2016 Spring Show of the Bethlehem House Gallery.

I initially chose nine pieces to include in the show. They’re a sampling of work that spans the past five years and are what I like to refer to as my ‘industrial assemblages.’ They include works on steel, wood, and canvas –  each one incorporating some element of assemblage.  Striations No. 2 was the oddball in the group, being the only one that I would consider to be more of a painting than anything else – still very textural of course, but lacking any of the typical assemblage elements that I used in the other works, like Wall Segments No.13-82 or Markings: ic3727.

This is the last week to see the Spring show, with a closing reception scheduled for Saturday, July 9.


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Thursday, August 29, 2013

The Scope Of The Mission In Syria

When I want to know what to think about some conflict in the Middle East that America might be getting into, I turn to Juan Cole. I found these speculations about what America might do in Syria particularly interesting:
It is not clear what an American intervention would achieve. It is likely that Washington will conduct a limited punitive operation, perhaps hitting regime buildings with Tomahawk missiles. The latter would avoid the regime’s sophisticated anti-aircraft systems, which might be able to fell an F-18 fighter jet.
It should be obvious, however, that any such strike would be a form of retaliation for President al-Assad’s flouting of international law. It would not actually protect Syrians from their government, and it would be unlikely to alter the course of the civil war.
Fred Kaplan's excellent article in Slate suggests something similar, though it also considers the possibility that Obama is considering a larger mission to destabilize the Syrian regime. Kaplan emphasizes that Obama wants to defend one of the few international norms that there seems to be a real consensus around: don't use chemical weapons. I don't know if there's a good reason for having that particular norm. (Gas is a horrific weapon in many ways, but is it really worse to be killed with nerve gas than to be shot by a helicopter gunship or a drone? Gas is probably not as bad as land mines, which stick around to kill noncombatants long afterwards.) But I am a believer in a rule-governed international framework that curtails violence, and defending such a framework requires punishing violators. Doing just enough to make Assad regret using chemical weapons may be the goal here.

In any event, what we should think of war with Syria depends a whole lot on the scope of the mission. What we're looking at here is modeled off of Libya and Kosovo a lot more than Iraq, as it doesn't seem that we're sending in ground troops to occupy the country. That's no guarantee that it'll have results like Libya and Kosovo, which I mostly see as successes of American military policy. But if it doesn't, that'll be because of logistic and tactical differences that involve the specifics of the situation in Libya, Kosovo, and Syria, rather than broad and general considerations about the nature of the war. I don't have an opinion yet on what should be done in Syria, because I don't have a good handle on the specifics of the situation.

Of course, the point that we'd do a lot better to devote money to buying insecticide-treated bednets to protect people from malaria than bomb Syrian government installations in the name of humanitarianism is exactly right. That's an argument for defunding American war-fighting capacity in general in favor of giving more money to humanitarian causes, which I think is exactly the right thing to do. I don't know how to bring that fact to bear on the situation at hand, though. It's not like America is going to buy the bednets with the money if we don't go to war.
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Commodore Ballroom – March 2009 Events / by Granville Street

The Commodore Ballroom is possibly the best venue for concerts in Vancouver - 19+, you can drink, a large enough area so you can either mosh/dance (I prefer to dance...), and it’s small enough that you can get up close and personal to the acts.

The only concert I’ve been to at the Commodore is GWAR – and I went twice with my boyfriend. For all you skeptics/haters out there it’s possibly the most fun concert I’ve ever been to and it’s pretty hard to beat getting soaked with dye and jumping around screaming...seriously, put GWAR on your list of next concerts to go to…

Even if that’s not your thing check out the following listings for upcoming performances in March:

Wednesday March 18th
9:15 p.m. Lady Gaga – SOLD OUT

Thursday March 26th
9:30 p.m. Thornley with guests Armchair Cynics - Presented by 99.3 The Fox

Saturday March 28th
9:30 p.m. An Evening with 54-40 and Friends

Sunday March 29th
2:00 p.m. Marianas Trench

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Male Breast Reduction

Male Breast Reduction or Gynecomastia

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What is Gynecomastia?

Gynecomastia, or the swelling of breast tissue in males, is a common problem. It is caused by the imbalance of the testosterone and estrogen levels in the body, and is especially common during puberty or with the onset of old age when hormonal changes occur in the body. While this is not a condition that normally has an adverse impact on overall health, it can cause social anxiety, embarrassment and physical discomfort.

Toronto Male Breast Reduction Section

Male breast reduction is a cosmetic surgical procedure to correct this condition. Dr. Colin Hong is a Toronto plastic surgeon with a great deal of experience in male breast reduction surgery. The development of male breasts may also be the result of obesity and the collection of fat in the breast region, known as Pseudoynecomastia. Any male with excessive breast development should contact a healthcare professional to determine the cause of the problem; if it is determined to be Gynecomastia, a cosmetic surgeon should be consulted to examine the surgical options for curing the condition.

If you are found to be a candidate for male breast reduction surgery, you will be given instructions on diet, medications to be taken and other factors that must be observed for two weeks prior to the Gynecomastia surgery. The surgery itself involves incisions made either on the edge of the nipples or in the underarm areas. Using these incisions the surgeon cuts away the excess fat, glandular tissue and skin from under the nipples and the sides and bottom of the breasts. If a large amount of fat and tissue is to be removed, excess skin is also cut away to prevent the development of folds and to enable the skin to mold to the new beast contour. In some cases a small drain, which is removed later, is left in place to help the remove excess fluids. Post-surgery dressing is used to cover the incision, and an elastic bandage is used to cover the chest and hold the skin in place during the healing period.

Recovery Process

Male breast reduction can be performed as an outpatient procedure, and you can return home the same day. Because of the grogginess that will be felt for a day or two after the surgery, a caregiver should be present to take care of you and give you the prescribed post-operative medications. Post-gynecomastia pain and discomfort is controlled by painkillers, and you should be able to return to normal work after a few days, although strenuous physical activity must be avoided. Driving around Toronto can normally be resumed, with the doctor’s approval, after a week or so.

Because of the post-surgical swelling, it may initially appear that the male breast reduction has not achieved the desired results. The true results are only apparent after the swelling has gone down, which may take up to two weeks. The elastic bandage around the chest have to be used continuously for two weeks or so, and then for a few more weeks when sleeping. A regular, and progressively more strenuous, exercise routine is advised to allow you to return to normal activities in a few weeks.

Dr. Hong offers a variety of breast enhancement procedures for women, in addition to helping male patients improve the look of their chest. He is highly regarded as a gifted, empatheticbreast augmentation Toronto surgeon. His reputation as an experienced Toronto breast lift and breast reduction specialist is unsurpassed.


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What is Fishing Operation?

In technical terms, a fish can be any object which has been lost or stuck in a borehole, and has a serious negative impact on well operations. Fishes can be anything, whether that is a drill string that has come away, a bit cone, or even a hand tool that has been inadvertently dropped into the well. To solve this issue, fishing involves the use of special tools and procedures to recover the fish and allow drilling to continue. While this article will deal solely with regular fishing, there is also an alternative method, which involves using through-tubing processes that make use of tools on a wireline or coiled tubing.

Virtually any object that is dropped into a well, or even run into it, may need to be fished out at some point. Furthermore, the need for fishing may arise at any given point during operations, and there are therefore a wide range of different tools and methods. There are three main technologies that these solutions are built around, though: pulling, milling, or cutting the pipe itself, and other downhole parts.

A fishing job is one option, but this will depend on the cost and likelihood of success. Other options include:

  • Leaving the fish where it is, and sidetracking or redrilling the well to follow an alternative path
  • Leaving the fish where it is, and completing the well in a shallower zone
  • Abandoning the well altogether

Preferably, the fish should be completely avoided in the first place, thanks to the right planning and proper drilling practices. However, it is important that a contingency plan is in place should the situation arise.

Categories of Fishing Jobs

Although many different objects can get lost or stuck in a wellbore, fish can be divided into a few major categories.

Stuck pipe

The pipe can become stuck in the hole due to a number of different reasons, including key seating, mechanical sticking, differential sticking, and solids accumulation.

Read more details about stuck pipe here –http://www.drillingformulas.com/stuck-pipe-summary/ and  http://www.drillingformulas.com/category/stuck-pipe-2/

Parted Pipe

Usually, a drill string parting is caused by metal fatigue.

Figure 1 - Parted Drill String (Schulumberger 2013)

Figure 1 – Parted Drill String (Schulumberger 2013)

There are several types of fatigue failure, and they may occur simultaneously:

  • Twist-off : Twist-off occurs when applied torque exceeds a pipe body or tool joint’s torsional strength limits. This failure usually causes a sudden loss of hook load, as well as a sharp drop in pump pressure. Twist-offs may occur when trying to rotate stuck pipe.
  • Washout: Washout is when a hole is worn in the pipe, and becomes increasingly larger due to circulating drilling fluid. This can eventually sever or twist off the pipe entirely. Washouts usually occur at rotary connections, due to improper make-up, cracks or defective materials. From the surface, a washout may be indicated by a gradual decrease in pump pressure at constant pump rate. Read more details about wash out drill pipe case study here – http://www.drillingformulas.com/washout-drill-pipe-experience/
  • Cyclic Stress Failure: Drill pipes can experience cyclic stress if they wear out after a great deal of use. Furthermore, corrosion or mishandling may lead to fatigue failure.

Figure 2 - Junk in hole causes stuck pipe.

Figure 2 – Junk in hole causes stuck pipe.

Junk can consist of all manner of things, from bit cones and tong dies, to hand tools or other objects that have been accidentally dropped into the hole. Junk can cause irregular torque, or prevent drilling ahead after a new bit is run.

It might not even be necessary to recover junk, if it is small enough or in the right location, or depending on the formation hardness. Instead, the junk could be ground with the bit, or pushed to the side of a soft formation where it will not get in the way of drilling operations.

Cable and Wireline Tools

Figure 2 - Fishing Wireline in Hole, Dynastyenergyservices.net

Figure 3 – Fishing Wireline in Hole, Dynastyenergyservices.net

For the same reasons that pipes become stuck, wireline tools can also become stuck. However, different fishing equipment is -needed in order to fish for these wireline tools. The main issue with wireline tools is the fact that cables can easily become tangled, or wadded in the hole itself. What’s more, fishing attempts could disconnect the wireline from the rope socket or part, which naturally makes tool retrieval a much more complicated task. One also needs to take into account safety and environmental factors, especially if the stuck assembly contains radioactive source material.

Fishing Challenges

In most situations, it is relatively simple to diagnose and resolve a fishing situation. For instance, should a bit torque up, and it is found that a cone is missing, then it will be clear that junk has been left inside the well. Alternatively, by looking at the recovered portion of a parted drill string, it is possible to calculate where the parting happened, and what caused it. These calculations allow for the right fishing tool assembly to be constructed, and for the rest of the string to be recovered.

However, that is not to say that all fishing jobs are easy and simple. It might be that as more information is gained about the fish, the more difficult the job becomes. For example, it is easy to diagnose where a twist-off has happened, but when pulling out of the hole, one may find that the pipe has a jagged edge, which makes it more difficult to use fishing tools to engage with the fish. It might also be the case that the fish is in the hole at an angle that makes it difficult to engage with. The fish might even have split into multiple pieces, making the recover operation much more complicated. For these reasons, fishing operations are not just dependent on what equipment and methods are used, but on the ingenuity and planning of drilling operators.

Planning and Preparation for Fishing Operation

By planning out the well carefully, and adhering to proper drilling practices, the need for fishing can be avoided in most cases. However, it’s impossible to completely eliminate the risk of fishing jobs. By assuming that something will eventually go wrong, drilling companies can be prepared for any eventuality.

To make the fishing job easier, it is vital that you have access to all relevant records of equipment in the well. Your records will need to contain the following information:

  • A tally of your current drill pipe, including its weight, grade and tool joint specifications
  • Information on the ensile strength of the pipe, as well as the rig’s hoisting capacity. This must include the maximum pull that the pipe can take based on these limitations, as well as necessary safety factors
  • In-depth plans of the bottomhole assembly, with each tool’s length, inside and outside diameters, and rotary connections listed
  • If you are using logging or surveying equipment, then you’ll need the dimensions of each tool used, along with the diameter and strength of the wireline
  • A complete casing record, including all casing depths, diameters, weights and grades, perforation depths, liner tops and any other relevant information
  • Up-to-date mud reports

The information needed for drilling can be obtained from a wide range of sources, including mud company reports, tour sheets, and tally books. It is the drilling engineer’s responsibility to ensure this information is readily available at all times, and should therefore put some of it together in a regularly updated notebook.

To minimize the amount of time needed for fishing, the tools and personnel required should be ready to go in advance. This means that the problem can be resolved in as little time as possible. In highly developed drilling areas, a fishing service company should be available to you around the clock. In more difficult to reach drill sires, operators should keep all the necessary fishing tools on-site, since the cost of storage will be outweighed by the lost time waiting for the tools to be delivered, and makes it more likely that the job will be completed quickly and successfully.

DeGeare, J. (2003). The Guide to Oilwell Fishing Operations: Tools, Techniques, and Rules of Thumb (Gulf Drilling Guides). 1st ed. Houston: Gulf Professional Publishing.

Jr. Adam T. Bourgoyne , Keith K. Millheim , Martin E. Chenevert , Jr. F. S. Young (1991). Applied drilling engineering textbook. (1991). 2nd ed. United States: Society OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERS OF AIME (TX).

Azar, J. and Samuel, G. (2008). Drilling engineering. 1st ed. Tulsa, Okla.: PennWell.

Johnson, E., Land, J., Lee, M. and Robertson, R. (2013). Landing the Big One – The Art of Fishing. [online] Slb.com. Available at: https://www.slb.com/~/media/Files/resources/oilfield_review/ors12/win12/3_fish_art.pdf [Accessed 12 Jun. 2018].

Dynasty Downhole Services. (2018). Sandline Fishing Pics & Case History. [online] Available at: http://www.dynastyenergyservices.net/news/fishing-sandline [Accessed 12 Jun. 2018].

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Fatal collision occurred when Williams was cut off partway through intersection by another driver, stopped to avoid crash, then continued, but was hit by another car as lights changed

Venus Williams drove her vehicle into an intersection legally moments before she was involved in a fatal car crash, police have said.

Detectives in Florida said footage of the collision between a married couple and the tennis star who was brought to tears at Wimbledon when she discussed the impact showed Williams lawfully entered the intersection at a green light in her Toyota Sequoia near her home in Palm Beach Gardens at around 1pm on June 9.

Major Paul Rogers said another car turned in front of Williams, causing her to stop to avoid a collision before she legally continued. At this point a Hyundai being driven by Linda Barson, which was approaching a red light to Williamss right, continued when the signal turned green.

Her car smashed head-on into the front right of Williamss vehicle, the officer said.

Crash involving Venus Williamss car.

Barson, 68, and her 78-year-old husband, Jerome, were both injured and he died in hospital two weeks later on 22 June.

Williams, 37, was not hurt and she was not charged with an offence. Investigators initially said she was at fault but the video footage caused them to rescind that conclusion, and no blame has yet been determined.

The Palm Beach Gardens police department said the investigation remained under way after inspecting the video evidence.

Barsons family launched a lawsuit against Williams, claiming she was driving carelessly and recklessly.

Michael Steinger, the attorney for the Barson family, said the video showed Williams caused the crash by violating the Barsons right of way.

There is nothing that disputes Ms Williams was in the intersection on a red light, and the witnesses clearly confirm the Barsons had a green light and lawfully entered the intersection, Steinger said in a statement.

Williamss attorney, Malcolm Cunningham, disagreed, saying in a statement that Linda Barson was at fault.

Williams had the right to proceed through the intersection and other vehicles including those with a red light changing to green, were obligated to yield the right of way, Cunningham said, adding that Williams remains deeply saddened by the loss suffered by the Barson family and continues to keep them in her thoughts and prayers.

The five-time Wimbledon champion progressed to the fourth round of the tournament on Friday with a victory over Japans Naomi Osaka. Williams, who is world number 11, overcame her opponent 7-6 (7/3) 6-4 on Court One.

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USB has got to be the most amazingly sensible addition to the RISC OS hardware stable. A USB podule, when bundled with drivers and one external device (e.g. an Olympus camera) would represent good value - certainly compared to a SmartMedia reader, etc.

It AMAZES me, however, that this USB issue does not APPEAR to be handled centrally by RISCOS Ltd. WHAT do we PAY them for, if they cannot lead our systems forward?

The market will not survive if companies cannot work together on transferable technologies like this. Why do we have to have the wheel re-invented three times? Just a bog-standard USB wheel, and not an all-singing, all-dancing wheel?

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Animal masks and beads lay on a table in the Union as part of LASA’s Brazilian Carnival celebration that was held on Feb. 27.

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Brazilian Carnival. Typically, these words evoke the image of a festive, colorful scene: ecstatic samba dancers sporting massive, feathered headdresses and embellished costumes, performing rapid routines as enormous crowds of enthusiastic spectators cheer them on in the streets of Rio. On Feb. 27, Carnival came to Duquesne University thanks to the efforts of the Latin American Student Association (LASA).

LASA President, Heidi Shellenberger, said that the original Carnival in her country of origin, Brazil, served as inspiration for the main LASA event of the semester. In Brazil, where Catholicism has a significant influence, Carnival began as a religious holiday to commemorate the abstention of meat by some Christians during Lent. Now, the holiday has grown to huge proportions.

“The country unifies completely for a week. In Rio’s Carnival, 5 million people attended [in 2011], 500,000 of them were tourists,” Shellenberger said.

According to tradition, Carnival is comprised of numerous, massive official parades and even more smaller parades. The public is meant to cheer on the former and participate in the latter, which the entire country takes great pride in doing.

Having attended several smaller Carnival events in Pittsburgh, Shellenberger and LASA wanted to bring the tradition to the college community in the form of a “Duquesnable” Carnival.

LASA had attempted to host the events three years prior, but the club was much smaller then and could not attract a sizable attendance. Lately, the group has been growing. According to Shellenberger, when she first joined the organization, half a dozen members attended meetings. Now, the club boasts more than two dozen active members.

Joe Ratay, who recently joined LASA, said that he enjoys attending multicultural events like Brazilian Carnival.

“[The events are] good way[s] to understand that there’s not just one culture in the world; [there are some that are] very different from the one culture people think there is, and they are very close geographically,” he said.

LASA displayed the rich and diverse culture of Brazil, serving a traditional meal of rice, beans and chicken with a side of fried plantains from the Strip District restaurant Chicken Latina. Decorators splayed colorful beads and feathers as decorative centerpieces for tables.

Expert dancers from the Pittsburgh Art of Motion were fully bedecked in the traditional flamboyant costumes of Carnival, complete with headdresses and decorative wings. At the conclusion of the event, dozens of attendees joined the dancers to participate in a conga line and show off newly acquired samba steps.

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