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using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Security.Cryptography;

namespace Internal.Cryptography
{
    internal static class Helpers
    {
        public static byte[] CloneByteArray(this byte[] src)
        {
            if (src == null)
            {
                return null;
            }

            return (byte[])(src.Clone());
        }

        public static KeySizes[] CloneKeySizesArray(this KeySizes[] src)
        {
            return (KeySizes[])(src.Clone());
        }

        public static bool UsesIv(this CipherMode cipherMode)
        {
            return cipherMode != CipherMode.ECB;
        }

        public static byte[] GetCipherIv(this CipherMode cipherMode, byte[] iv)
        {
            if (cipherMode.UsesIv())
            {
                if (iv == null)
                {
                    throw new CryptographicException(SR.Cryptography_MissingIV);
                }

                return iv;
            }

            return null;
        }

        public static bool IsLegalSize(this int size, KeySizes[] legalSizes)
        {
            for (int i = 0; i < legalSizes.Length; i++)
            {
                // If a cipher has only one valid key size, MinSize == MaxSize and SkipSize will be 0
                if (legalSizes[i].SkipSize == 0)
                {
                    if (legalSizes[i].MinSize == size)
                        return true;
                }
                else
                {
                    for (int j = legalSizes[i].MinSize; j <= legalSizes[i].MaxSize; j += legalSizes[i].SkipSize)
                    {
                        if (j == size)
                            return true;
                    }
                }
            }
            return false;
        }

        public static byte[] GenerateRandom(int count)
        {
            byte[] buffer = new byte[count];
            using (RandomNumberGenerator rng = RandomNumberGenerator.Create())
            {
                rng.GetBytes(buffer);
            }
            return buffer;
        }

        // encodes the integer i into a 4-byte array, in big endian.
        public static void WriteInt(uint i, byte[] arr, int offset)
        {
            unchecked
            {
                Debug.Assert(arr != null);
                Debug.Assert(arr.Length >= offset + sizeof(uint));

                arr[offset] = (byte)(i >> 24);
                arr[offset + 1] = (byte)(i >> 16);
                arr[offset + 2] = (byte)(i >> 8);
                arr[offset + 3] = (byte)i;
            }
        }

        public static byte[] FixupKeyParity(this byte[] key)
        {
            byte[] oddParityKey = new byte[key.Length];
            for (int index = 0; index < key.Length; index++)
            {
                // Get the bits we are interested in
                oddParityKey[index] = (byte)(key[index] & 0xfe);

                // Get the parity of the sum of the previous bits
                byte tmp1 = (byte)((oddParityKey[index] & 0xF) ^ (oddParityKey[index] >> 4));
                byte tmp2 = (byte)((tmp1 & 0x3) ^ (tmp1 >> 2));
                byte sumBitsMod2 = (byte)((tmp2 & 0x1) ^ (tmp2 >> 1));

                // We need to set the last bit in oddParityKey[index] to the negation
                // of the last bit in sumBitsMod2
                if (sumBitsMod2 == 0)
                    oddParityKey[index] |= 1;
            }
            return oddParityKey;
        }
    }
}

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Christmas has come early for Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson – but unfortunately for the 70-year-old boss, some of his players are supposedly less impressed with his new Chevrolet Volt.
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Covering Climate Equitably: A Guide for Journalists is designed to help journalists source, report and write climate and clean energy stories that include an equity lens.
Why is an Equity Lens Important?
Years of environmental justice research reveals that people of color* and low-income communities are disproportionately affected by pollution and climate change. But when The Solutions Project and Conspire for Good reviewed over 2,300 renewable energy articles** in 2019 to see who's talking about environmental issues, they found that:
Only 2% of the articles referenced communities of color,
down from 7% in 2018.
Only 6% of the articles talked about issues of equity or justice.
An equity lens helps journalists to fill in this gap in coverage by accounting for environmental racism — a form of structural racism where laws, regulations, policies, and corporate decisions harm communities of color and lower-income communities while benefiting white people and better-off communities. Decades of environmental racism, classism and disenfranchisement have left people of color to bear the environmental, health, and economic consequences of our dependence on dirty energy.
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Covering Climate Equitably: A Guide for Journalists
The guide includes tips on looking at potential stories through an equity lens and handling some common challenges, from a lack of time or trust to uninterested editors. It includes a glossary of terms, guidance on language choices, lists of sources and contacts, and additional resources. It also provides case studies that show how theory meets professional practice to produce outstanding stories.
The guide helps journalists think through questions such as:
Q: Does my story rely on assumptions about groups of underrepresented people?
Q: Is there a perspective or community angle missing from my story that I should include?
Q: When describing groups of people, their characteristics, or their actions, have I accidentally leaned into problematic narratives?
Covering Climate Equitably: A Guide for Journalists was developed by The Solutions Project with Conspire for Good and Provoc, with input from journalists and professional journalism organizations.
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* While we use the phrase "people of color" throughout the guide, The Solutions Project recognizes that such catch-all terms are problematic because they don't capture the nuance of individual racial and ethnic groups, and that it is best to refer to specific groups as they identify themselves whenever possible.
** Articles came from LexisNexis and Google News and from publications including national and state outlets, and online and trade publications.


NAFTA is a controversial issue. It appears in the news at every election cycle. The statements quoted above – from U.S. politicians across the political spectrum – all make an incredible assumption. Each assumes that a U.S. president has the power to withdraw the U.S. from NAFTA by executive action, without consulting Congress. Trump and Gore obviously think so. Obama and Clinton implicitly think so (a threat to renegotiate has no teeth if a president cannot back up the threat). We write often of the inherent constraints on the power of the leaders of nations, especially the American president, but this is one area where the executive branch currently possesses an uncharacteristic advantage.
Despite the complexity of the agreement, the mechanics of withdrawing from NAFTA are simple. Article 2205 of the agreement says: "A Party may withdraw from this Agreement six months after it provides written notice of withdrawal to the other Parties. If a Party withdraws, the Agreement shall remain in force for the remaining Parties." The withdrawal process from NAFTA is clear and uncomplicated. The deeper question is: who in the United States gets to make that decision? Can the president, without consulting Congress, withdraw the U.S. from NAFTA simply by dispatching a letter to Mexico and Canada and waiting six months?
The U.S. Constitution is silent on this question. The Constitution covers treaties – not agreements – and NAFTA is not technically a treaty. It is the North American Free Trade Agreement. Within the framework of U.S. law, NAFTA is what is called a congressional-executive agreement (CEA). One of the major differences between treaties and CEAs in the United States is how they are made law. Article 2, Section 2 of the Constitution says the president "shall have power, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, to make treaties, provided two thirds of the Senators present concur." CEAs, on the other hand, are not mentioned and are approved by a simple majority in the House of Representatives and the Senate.
Even if NAFTA were a treaty, the Constitution would not make the situation much clearer. This is because the Constitution says nothing about who has the power to terminate a treaty. The question also has not been answered by American jurisprudence. Two cases involving U.S. presidents who terminated a treaty by executive decision have made it to court. To give a framework for how to think about the question of NAFTA and whether a CEA can be terminated by a president, it is useful to begin with a basic understanding of these cases.
Consequently, U.S. courts have given no clear guidance on whether a president must consult the Senate in order to terminate a treaty. Secondary sources are split on the matter, but many well-respected juristic sources consider treaty termination to be the prerogative of the president. The Restatement of the Foreign Relations Law, prepared by the American Law Institute, says that a president has the power "to suspend or terminate an agreement in accordance with its terms." The late renowned law scholar Louis Henkin argued a similar position. The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations (SCFR) has argued that the process of terminating a treaty should be subject to the same rules as those governing the adoption of a treaty. But even the SCFR admitted in a 2001 report that there was no settled rule or procedure and that as a practical matter, this power currently rests with the president.
The question becomes even more hazy in the case of congressional-executive agreements like NAFTA. A CEA requires the approval of a simple majority in both Houses of Congress. The passage of NAFTA involved a 169-page piece of legislation, H.R. 3450. The first purpose of H.R. 3450 was to authorize President Bill Clinton to enter into an agreement with Mexico and Canada on Jan. 1, 1994. The second purpose of H.R. 3450 was to pass the content of NAFTA into U.S. law. But H.R. 3450 does not require that the president get authorization from Congress should the president decide to withdraw the U.S. from NAFTA.
A U.S. withdrawal from NAFTA would have significant political consequences, but doubly so if Congress and the president were at odds. If a U.S. president were to send a formal note of withdrawal from NAFTA under the current U.S. legal structure, Canada and Mexico would be under no obligation to continue giving American products and companies any preferential treatment even if Congress put up a fight. If the U.S. decided to withdraw from NAFTA for the sake of its national interest, that would no doubt be disappointing to its neighbors, but it would be understandable. However, if the president wanted to withdraw and Congress fought him to remain, it would create the appearance that the U.S. was incapable of pursuing coherent political objectives. American prestige would suffer, and Congress would be under immense political pressure to fall in line.
This issue is not just specific to NAFTA. CEAs have become the predominant way the U.S. conducts its foreign policy since World War II. The Congressional Research Service said in 2015 that the U.S. had entered into 18,500 executive agreements in the country's history, and more than 17,000 of them were entered into after 1939. In contrast, the U.S. has agreed to only 1,100 treaties. NAFTA is simply one of the most well-known CEAs – the World Trade Organization is another. The broader issue over how a CEA can be terminated has major implications for U.S. foreign policy and the power of the executive office.
So can a U.S. president terminate NAFTA? A definitive answer is not possible. There are simply too many variables and too many unknowns. More remarkable, however, is that the answer is not a simple "no" and that there are plenty of good reasons to think that such power really does rest with the president. As the presidential election hits the home stretch, and as polls continue to show that Americans have increasingly negative views of free trade in general and NAFTA in particular, people should not quickly dismiss any presidential candidate that threatens this course of action. It could turn out not to be a bluff.


Arabic language for children is a course designed with the intention of producing students that are able to read, write, speak and understand. If this opportunity is taken and parents commit their children for long-term study of Arabic, then language will no longer be a barrier for accessing the Noble Quran. This is the ultimate objective of the course.
The course has been primarily structured for students who are between 7-14 years of age. There is a preliminary stage for 7-10 year olds and a level one stage for 11-14 year olds. Students will progress to level two where they will study Arabic in more depth with Ustadh Noor ud-Deen inshaAllah. The course will run every Saturday and Sunday with the hope that regular exposeure to the language will be of immense assistance to the student.


Just when you thought the Conservative Party – the party currently running the UK's government, let's not forget – couldn't get any more incompetent… this.
It was hard to imagine that the Tories could conceivably top last year's conference disaster. Letters falling off their slogan behind Theresa May, her unstoppable coughing fit and the joke P45 – and of course, the fact that her keynote speech included lines lifted directly from the West Wing – made 2017's event unforgettable in its incompetence.
But before this year's drear-fest has even begun, they've already done 'better', potentially costing themselves £20 million.
A huge flaw has been discovered in the Tories' conference app that reveals full contact details of each registered person if you simply enter their email address.
Incompetent, shambolic and utterly dishonest.


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Buffalo supermarket shooter pleads guilty to terrorism and murder charges
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November 28th, 2022 | ABC News Radio
(BUFFALO, N.Y.) — Payton Gendron pleaded guilty Monday to state charges stemming from the May shooting at a Tops supermarket in Buffalo.
Gendron pleaded guilty to 15 charges in all, including domestic terrorism motivated by hate, murder and attempted murder. He still faces more than two dozen federal charges, some of which carry the possibility of the death penalty. His sentencing is scheduled for Feb. 15, 2023. Domestic terrorism motivated by hate carries a mandatory life sentence.
His parents, Paul and Pamela Gendron, released a statement following the hearing: "We remain shocked and shattered to learn that our son was responsible for the hideous attack at the Tops Grocery Store on May 14, 2022. With today's plea of guilty, he will be held accountable for his actions. Our hearts are broken over the devastation he caused to the innocent victims he killed and wounded, their families, and the African-American community in Buffalo and beyond."
Gendron fatally shot 10 Black people "because of the perceived race and/or color" of the victims, according to the indictment by the Erie County district attorney.
"Thank God the families and the victims who survived this and this community don't have to endure a long, protracted trial," Erie County District Attorney John Flynn said following the hearing. "Nothing will ever bring back the 10 beautiful people who lost their lives on that day. This past Thursday on Thanksgiving, there were 10 empty chairs at the Thanksgiving dinner … I can never provide full closure. There's never going to be full closure for the families."
He was charged with carrying out a "domestic act of terrorism motivated by hate" along with 10 counts of murder in the first degree, 10 counts of murder in the second degree as a hate crime, three counts of attempted murder as a hate crime and one count of criminal possession of a weapon.
Flynn said Gendron illegally modified his gun, practiced shooting at state parks in Broome County and wrote 180 pages of racist screed that also contained the names of past mass shooters he admired.
White supremacist rhetoric online, including the promotion of racist conspiracy theories, has been linked to Gendron and his motive behind the Buffalo attack, ABC News has previously reported. Gendron traveled from his home near Binghamton, New York, to carry out the shooting, according to officials.
A document of Gendron's uncovered by investigators outlined "the goals behind the attack which were to kill as many African Americans as possible, avoid dying and spread ideals," Flynn said. "The document also detailed the defendant's hateful beliefs, specifically his hatred for African Americans, Jewish people, immigrants, and other minorities."
Gendron is the first to be charged with domestic terrorism motivated by hate in New York under a 2020 statute, which was implemented following an El Paso, Texas, shooting targeting Latinos in 2019.
He has been charged by federal prosecutors with a total of 26 counts of committing a hate crime resulting in death and a hate crime involving bodily injury. He's also charged with using a firearm to commit murder during a crime of violence. In July, Gendron's public defender entered a not guilty plea on his behalf.
"His decision to plead guilty will deliver the families some justice, but it will not end the racism that drove him to kill in the first place," said Rev. Al Sharpton, founder and president of civil rights group National Action Network. "That horrific day was the byproduct of a white supremacy so blatant that its followers don't hide under a hood — they livestream their hate for everyone to see," referring to the livestream of the shooting captured by a camera on Gendron's helmet during the attack.
The families of Buffalo victims are expected to speak following the hearing.
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Make an appointment with your doctor if you have any signs or symptoms that concern you.
Healthy cells grow and multiply at a set rate, eventually dying at a set time. Cancer cells grow and multiply out of control, and they don't die. The accumulating abnormal cells form a mass (tumor). Cancer cells invade nearby tissues and can break off from a tumor to spread (metastasize) elsewhere in the body.
It isn't clear what causes cervical cancer, but it's certain that HPV plays a role. HPV is very common, and most women with the virus never develop cervical cancer. This means other factors — such as your environment or your lifestyle choices — also determine whether you'll develop cervical cancer.
Many sexual partners. The greater your number of sexual partners — and the greater your partner's number of sexual partners — the greater your chance of acquiring HPV.
Other sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Having other STIs — such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis and HIV/AIDS — increases your risk of HPV.
A weak immune system. You may be more likely to develop cervical cancer if your immune system is weakened by another health condition and you have HPV.
Smoking. Smoking is associated with squamous cell cervical cancer.


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The 1st New York Engineer Regiment lost 2 officers and 25 enlisted men killed or mortally wounded and 5 officers and 116 enlisted men to disease during the Civil War.
October 2 Companies A to E left state for Annapolis, Md.
October 21-November 7 Sherman's Expedition to Port Royal, S.C. Attached to Sherman's South Carolina Expeditionary Corps.
November 7 Capture of Forts Walker and Beauregard, Port Royal Harbor, and Hilton Head, S.C.
December 14 Companies G, I & K left State for Port Royal, S.C.
January 1 Port Royal Ferry, S.C.
February Companies F and H left State for Port Royal, S.C.
February to April Siege operations against Fort Pulaski, Ga.
December At Hilton Head, S.C.
April 8 Companies ordered to Gloucester Point. Va. Attached to Engineer Brigade, 10th Army Corps, Army of the James, Dept. of Virginia and North Carolina. Companies L and M in the field.


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Black & Veatch Joins Hydrogen Council, Reflecting Commitment to Hydrogen as a Zero-Carbon Solution
Publish date: Tuesday, January 12, 2021 | Location Overland Park, Kansas
Global engineering leader joins CEO-led initiative that aims to make hydrogen a core component of a zero-carbon global economy.
Reflecting its ongoing commitment to global decarbonization and further advancing efforts to create a more balanced energy portfolio, Black & Veatch announces that it has joined the Hydrogen Council, "a global initiative of leading energy, transport and industry companies with a united vision and long-term ambition for hydrogen to foster the energy transition."
Hydrogen applications are emerging as a low-carbon breakthrough that will transform the power generation market amidst the rapidly changing energy landscape. As a leader in innovative infrastructure solutions, Black & Veatch is actively involved in developing, designing and constructing hydrogen solutions – from delivering green hydrogen for power generation, storage and advanced transportation solutions, to processing blue hydrogen with carbon capture technology.
The global engineering leader's experience complements the mission of the Hydrogen Council. Led by a growing coalition of CEOs, the Council encourages key stakeholders to acknowledge the contribution and potential role of hydrogen in the future energy mix, and to accelerate investment in the development and commercialization of the hydrogen and fuel cell sectors.
"The global hydrogen market is rapidly ascending to its place on the world stage as a clean, sustainable solution that will reduce and replace global reliance on fossil fuels for energy, transport, storage and more," said Steve Edwards, chief executive officer of Black & Veatch. "Joining the Hydrogen Council is a great honor and a clear reflection of Black & Veatch's ongoing commitment to accelerating the global shift away from carbon emissions and towards a cleaner, more sustainable energy portfolio that will truly enable the world's zero-carbon future."
The Hydrogen Council launched in 2017 at the World Economic Forum in Davos with 13 founding companies. It has since grown to more than 100members in just three years, reflecting a wide range of interest across geographies and sectors. Black & Veatch joins industry titans such as Air Liquide, BMW, BP, Chevron, Daimler, EDF, Engie, Marubeni, Microsoft, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Siemens, Shell, Sumitomo Corporation, Total and Toyota in the shared mission of advocating for large-scale hydrogen solutions across sectors.
Edwards will be the company's representative on the Hydrogen Council, with Executive Vice President Jim Doull serving as the executive sponsor for Black & Veatch's day-to-day involvement.
"As the world accelerates greener and decarbonized energy solutions, Black & Veatch sees hydrogen as a critical element that will help drive the global energy transformation," Doullsaid. "Our commitment to using technology and innovation to advance sustainability around the globe clearly aligns with the Hydrogen Council's mission. Together, we will embrace clean energy innovation as we work towards our shared goal of advancing the large-scale commercialization of hydrogen."
In 2020, Black & Veatch released Hydrogen Takes Center Stage, a free eBook focused on hydrogen's role in decarbonizing the world's energy systems, supply chains and heavy industries.
In December, the company joined the Center for Hydrogen Safety, a global nonprofit that supports and promotes the safe handling and use of hydrogen across industrial and consumer applications.
In December, Jason Rowell, associate vice president and global technology portfolio manager with the company's global power business, was named to the California Hydrogen Business Council Board of Directors, a membership-based trade association that advocates for the hydrogen and fuel cell industry.
About the Hydrogen Council:
The Hydrogen Council is a global CEO-led initiative that brings together leading companies with a united vision and long-term ambition for hydrogen to foster the clean energy transition. Using its global reach to promote collaboration between governments, industry and investors, it provides guidance on accelerating the deployment of hydrogen solutions around the world. The Council believes that hydrogen has a key role to play in the global energy transition by helping to diversify energy sources worldwide, foster business and technological innovation as drivers for long-term economic growth, and decarbonise hard-to-abate sectors. The Council acts as a business marketplace, bringing together a diverse group of 109 companies based in 20+ countries and across the entire hydrogen value chain, including large multinationals, innovative SMEs, and investors. The Hydrogen Council serves as a resource for safety standards and an interlocutor for the investment community, while identifying opportunities for regulatory advocacy in key geographies. To find out more visit www.hydrogencouncil.com and follow us on Twitter @HydrogenCouncil and LinkedIn.
About Black & Veatch
Black & Veatch is an employee-owned engineering, procurement, consulting and construction company with a more than 100-year track record of innovation in sustainable infrastructure. Since 1915, we have helped our clients improve the lives of people in over 100 countries by addressing the resilience and reliability of our world's most important infrastructure assets. Our revenues in 2019 were US$3.7 billion. Follow us on www.bv.com and on social media.
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Preeminent psychoanalyst Mortimer Ostow believes that early childhood emotional attachments form the cognitive underpinnings of spiritual experience and religious motivation. His hypothesis, which is verifiable, relies on psychological and neurobiological evidence but is respectful of the human need for spiritual value. Ostow begins by classifying the three parts of the spiritual experience: awe, Spirituality proper, and mysticism. After he pinpoints the psychological origins of these feelings in infancy, he discusses the foundations of religious sentiment and practice and the brain processes associated with spiritual experience. He then focuses on spirituality's relationship to mood regulation, and the role of negative spirituality in fostering religious fundamentalism and demonic possession.Ostow concludes with an analysis of an essay by the psychoanalyst Donald M. Marcus, who recounts his own spiritual experience during a Native American-style "vision quest" in the woods. Marcus's account demonstrates the constructive potential of spirituality and the way in which spirituality retrieves and recapitulates feelings of attachment to the mother.Persuasively and brilliantly argued, Spirit, Mind, and Brain brings the disciplines of religion, behavorial neuroscience, and philosophy to bear on a groundbreaking new method for understanding religious ritual and belief.
hopes to stimulate dialogue and encourage understanding.
spirituality and religion / Mortimer Ostow.
1. Psychoanalysis and religion. 2. Psychology and religion.
3. Psychology, Religious. I. Title. II. Series.
recent, seems almost boundless, the current psychologic and especially psychoanalytic literature, and also the neuroscientific literature, have but little to say on the subject.
Analysis of the Ego) had little to say of religion that was favorable.
he expressed a more benign view.
or less than full commitment to the discipline of psychoanalysis.
subject as psychologists and psychoanalysts.
ignorance in the first three fields, and expertise in the last two.
then publisher of Karnac Books, Cesare Sacerdoti.
has shared her views with me and offered her significant support.
material on which my argument is based.
had appropriate reservations about my various endeavors?
many people and bore others, it is not easily defined cognitively.
affective component of early contact between mother and infant.
interest in and commitment to religion. Chapter 4 is a long discussion of the spiritual basis of religious feeling and practice.
about the brain processes that accompany spiritual experience.
and much of the terrorism that roils the civilized world today. I approach this subject in chapter 8.
and constructive spirituality drives us to defend it.
effort here to review that copious literature.
establish a "neurophysiology" of spiritual and religious experience.
from realism. Perhaps, as I shall suggest below, openness to spiritual experience is a function of perceptual sensitivity in general.
doubts will be overcome when an anxiety dream awakens him.
nonpalpable stimuli are adequate to elicit the appropriate emotion.
So the stimulus is real and the sensory response is real.
they embrace us and establish a real mood.
dream hallucinations and reflect the real state of mind and brain.
by the receptive state of our minds.
of what is being said to us, think about it, and reply appropriately.
any number of visible and audible signals to which we respond.
of my eye." Yet we had probably responded appropriately to it.
the evolution of homo sapiens.
distinct stamp of the unusual or even unreal.
real mental state that prevails at the time.
may reflect what it seems to reflect, or may be an illusion.
and the major orientation of our strivings.
This is a letter I received from a close friend, a distinguished scientist, an erudite man, well known as an especially clear thinker.
just returned home. Now I am not sure exactly which.
that this was a scene of transcendent beauty. Nothing moved.
was something very personal about what I was living through.
experienced on the shores of the bay.
familiar to him now seemed altered in an oddly beautiful way.
a natural or religious source of personal fulfillment.
of the heavens. Profound emotional engagement is automatic; belief is irrelevant.
services when he was twelve or thirteen.
Wordsworth as he responded to a rainbow in the sky.
after it happened, knowing of my interest in the subject. He probably also wished to have the lifeguard confirm whether it was consensually real or solipsistic.
are all signal concepts in this account.
Let us look at another instance of spirituality.
Mount Sinai at night with the assistance of two Bedouin boys.
Law to Moses. She felt wonderful for days afterward.
no personal interest to her.
to a resort on the Gulf Coast of Florida for a professional meeting.
In the evening, people would go down to the beach to swim.
water around the resort where these creatures were swimming.
really knew what that meant, but it was an interesting fact.
automatic connection to preternatural influence. Nature is not altered; time does not stand still.
moves him in a powerful and unusual way. In other words, awe occurs when a receptive mind encounters an extraordinary stimulus.
also by a sense of familiarity, a feeling of belonging here.
Actually we know of two forms of awe, inviting and fearsome.
One can be awed by welcome vistas, but also by frightening vistas.
is frightening because it is gigantic, powerful, and threatening.
"awful" sight elicited a response of horror.
vision, hear a voice, and/or sense a presence.
function, that is, a detachment from his sense of conventional reality, a suspension of reality testing.
The following is a description of a classical, often quoted mystical experience, described by Saint Teresa of Avila (1960).
experience, the affect is attributed to an encounter with an external agent, but the agent here does not seem to be entirely unreal.
unhappy because that perception was not constant.
one rejects every belief and every illusion" (Freud 1930:64).
known as a metaphor for the sense of union felt by the mystic.
be compared to the dispersion of a drop of water in the sea.
The speaker is a middle-aged Jewish woman.
The first time that I was in Israel was in September of 1961.
an early age to analyze and weigh in an intellectual fashion.
very different from anything that I had experienced before.
dance, and after a short time the program started.
think that I have ever had an experience just like this before.
years, so vividly. It is as if I were there right now. I left at 9 p.m.
intellectual pursuit. But such an experience makes one wonder.
chariot, as the scene is described in Ezekiel 1).
June 7. The festival of Shavuot began on the evening of June 13.
The following incident occurred on the following morning.
with a holy place, and was mingled with awe.
Following the religious scholars, we may associate mystical experience with the sense of union, a transcendence of ego boundaries.
illustrates, these impressions can coincide in the same experience.
attempting to reach him there, to see him, to be inspired by him.
the unattainable. And although the feeling seems real, it is accompanied by a sense of unreality.
before the experience, for example, the first and seventh instances.
were intended to relieve the solitude.
this subject below, when I discuss spirituality and religion.
finds that most of us accord to his experiences an equally incompetent treatment.
sense of authority for aftertime.
less sharply marked, but are usually found.
to make, and we find all sorts of gradations and mixtures.
name and to call for careful study. Let them be called the mystical group.
and "revelation" are often applied to these insights.
experience, irrespective of ordinary criteria for consensual reality.
reality, even though others recognize that it is not.
that could be retrieved in attenuated memory.
disappear as natural events can.
and especially toward the father whose preaching invariably announced the disappearance of the devil.
other hand, includes all three varieties under the heading of awe.
person and invades his personality. James mentions the phenomenon of "spirit return." The word "revenant" appears in the literature of the nineteenth century. Today people speak of channeling.
other cases, as sources of information, comforting or threatening.
encounters both angels and demons.
experience" is an elevating, transcendent, inspiring influence, comforting or fearsome, but attributed to a divine or cosmic source.
creatures whose specific nature is largely defined by folklore.
intelligent nonphysical part of a person; the soul.
supernatural being such as a ghost, fairy, etc. . . .
3. a. a person's mental or moral nature or qualities, usually specified. b. courage; energy; vivacity; dash.
4. an immaterial principle thought to govern vital phenomena.
as wholly spiritual; in others, as spirit and body.
alone, confined within our bodies and the limitations of our minds.
We entertain and encourage the illusion of "contact" with others.
occurrences, some indeed singular for the individuals involved.
regular part of life for many, perhaps most people in our culture.
The spiritual experience is ultimately an affective experience.
children into formal worship, all contribute to the spiritual feeling.
communication with a divine, transcendental entity.
mysticism," that is, a conscious awareness of religious, spiritual feelings arising in the pursuit of ordinary, everyday activities (1952).
declare the glory of God, and the sky recites the work of His hands.
is important, is not evident. Shakespeare tells us that in the forest, one finds "good in everything"—that is, an ill-defined pleasure.
the pleasure that they achieved—only that they enjoyed their solitude in this specific natural background that they favored.
origins below, but here will concentrate on phenomenology.
sensation aroused suggests to me receptivity to spiritual experience.
comfort, or escape from danger. The instinct that gives rise to sensations similar to the spiritual is the attachment instinct.
above and beyond the utility of the object of attention.
that might appear so different on the surface.
records for the intuitions that they reveal.
are breathtakingly immense, off scale, as seen from our perspective as observers. Some panoramas are more "beautiful" than others, evoking awe not only by their size but also by their beauty.
attraction, a wish to remain and reside there, a feeling of belonging.
Often this feeling of awe is associated with a feeling of reverence.
familiar, though the evocative percept may well be novel.
memory a special affect that is sui generis. A non-awe inspiring offscale percept will elicit only a feeling of daze, of confusion.
Of course, awe is not the only affect generated by perception.
combination or even alone, elicits an affective response.
sky, to dark of night, to sparkling water, to sexually attractive individuals, to physical deformity, to thunder, to fearsome animals.
seems to be generated simply by sensitivity to a special percept.
ability to declare the cause of such feelings" (262).
she was wearing perfume, and it was a distantly familiar scent.
association even before the conscious recollection of the experience that provoked it.
intent upon the extraordinary thing that was happening to me.
us can find similar, if less dramatic examples in our own lives.
cited, the infant's original experience cannot be reactivated.
brain activity by referring to the work of Benjamin Libet (1992).
naked thought with the purple of the kings of speech or song.
anticipation of one form or another of gratification or frustration.
memory that the anecdotes of Eichenbaum and Proust illustrate.
although we do not recall from where or when.
its awful, fearsome aspects more than its awesome, inviting aspects.


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Die Handball-Regionalliga 2008/09 wurde wie in den Vorjahren in fünf Staffeln ausgespielt, die jeweils durch ihren Regionalverband organisiert wurden. Die Meister der fünf Ligen stiegen in die 2. Bundesliga auf.

Regionalliga Nord

 Die HSG Nordhorn II zog sich zurück.

Regionalliga Nordost

Regionalliga West
Hauptartikel: Handball-Regionalliga West 2008/09

Regionalliga Südwest

 Die HSG Mülheim-Kärlich/Bassenheim löste sich auf. Der TV Mülheim trat in der nächsten Saison in der Rheinland-Liga an.

Regionalliga Süd

 Der TV Hemsbach zog seine Mannschaft nach Rundenende aus der Regionalliga zurück.

Weblinks
 Ergebnisse und Tabelle der Regionalliga Nord
 Ergebnisse und Tabelle der Regionalliga Nordost
 Ergebnisse und Tabelle der Regionalliga West
 Ergebnisse und Tabelle der Regionalliga Südwest
 Ergebnisse und Tabelle der Regionalliga Süd
 Handball-Archiv
 SIS Handball-Ergebnisdienst

Handballsaison 2008/09

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Both the Aledo Bearcats football team and the Ladycats volleyball host Chisholm Trail on today Homecoming Night.
The state-ranked No. 1 Bearcats open District 6-5A play against Chisholm Trail. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. at Bearcat Stadium.
The 'Cats will look to add to their district winning streak of 68 games which dates back to October 2007. The state record is 71 consecutive district games won by Austin Westlake from 1990-2002.
During the Bearcats' streak, Aledo has outscored its district opponents by a count of 3,885-726.
The Bearcats have risen to the top of the Class 5A polls after going 3-0 in non-district play which included convincing wins over No. 15 Colleyville Heritage and No. 10 Mansfield Legacy.
Chisholm Trail will bring a 2-1 mark into the game with wins over Fort Worth Young Men's Leadership Academy (19-0) and Fort Worth Southwest (35-33). The Rangers fell 36-0 to Mansfield Summit.
Bearcats head coach Steve Wood was pleased with his team's non-district record and commented on the health of his squad.
"Well, we are 3-0 which is a positive for sure; we could not have done any better than 3-0," Wood said. "But we still can improve, we haven't arrived yet and we have a long way to go. We had a good off week as far as preparation, and we had a chance for a few guys to mend up a little bit.
"Hopefully, we can get some guys back on the field. We did have some bad news on (senior receiver) Hayden Hyles – he is out for the season. (Sophomore tailback) Jase McClellan is at least two weeks away but probably three. He has to mend up and there is no need to rush him. We got to get him at 100 percent before he returns.
Although the Bearcats are proud of their non-district accomplishments, they also realize those games meant nothing when trying to realize their top goals: winning district and earning another state championship trophy. The defending-champion Bearcats have won a state championship three out of the last four years and six of the last eight years.
"We are ready to start district. It is exciting," Wood said. "This is what we play for, and they don't give those district championships away. Every game counts. Every district game is as important as any other, and this is the first one.
Coming off an impressive 3-1 win over Eaton, the Aledo Ladycats will continue District 6-5A play at 6:30 p.m. at home against Chisholm Trail.
Both the Ladycats and the Lady Rangers are 5-1 in district play, one match behind 6-0 Boswell.
Ladycats head coach Claire Gay was pleased to see some of her younger players and a new call up from JV step up during Tuesday's win at Eaton.
"We pulled (freshman hitter) Alyssa Gribble up from JV and I really felt like she really helped us out," Gay said. "Alyssa was a huge factor and did exactly what we needed her to do, and I am proud of her for that. (Sophomore hitter) Evelyn Torres stepped up offensively, and I thought (senior libero) Allegra Rivas did well defensively. I thought we passed really well in serve receive, and toward the end we did a better job on the block.
Gay said she expects the Ladycats' focus to stay at a high level as the team has a lot of respect for the Lady Rangers, an up-and-coming team in 6-5A.
Today: Chisholm Trail at Aledo; Boswell at Azle; Northwest at Eaton; Saginaw at Brewer.


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Traverse City's climate may resemble Philadelphia's in 60 years, study says
A new study claims that much of Michigan's climate could be similar to that of Philadelphia in 60 years.
March 27, 2019 Kaley Fech Michigan Environment Watch
Crop-killing temperature swings, invasive species, harsh rains and water with poorly mixed nutrients are among the global warming threats to the Great Lakes region, scientists say.
The climates of Detroit, Flint, Lansing, Grand Rapids, Saginaw, Traverse City in 60 years could be similar to the current climate of Chester, Pennsylvania near Philadelphia, according to a study by Matt Fitzpatrick of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science and Robert Dunn of North Carolina State University.
Montreal could be as much as 17 degrees warmer during the winter; Toronto could feel more like New Jersey.
While some of the predicted temperature increases could be on the high side, it's not absolutely impossible to reach them, said Brent Lofgren, a physical scientist for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory in Ann Arbor.
"Most predictions are between 3 and 4 degrees Fahrenheit, as a global average," he said. "Even that much of an increase is thought to be a threshold of seriously damaging results."
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The biggest contributor to climate change is carbon dioxide, Lofgren said.
"It's emitted from the burning of fossil fuels," he said. "What's considered the pre-industrial level of carbon dioxide is 280 parts per million and the current number is about 405 parts per million."
Image: University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science
That's a big increase over two centuries, he said.
One impact increasing temperatures could have on the Great Lakes region is the overturning of the lake water columns, Lofgren said.
A water column is a conceptual column of water from the surface of the lake to the bottom sediment.
"Historically, it is done in both the fall and the spring. Mixing through the water columns brings nutrients up from the bottom and oxygen down from the top, which is important for biological activity.
"But the prediction is that that's going to happen earlier in the spring and later in the fall, and in some cases they might actually meet in the middle and overturning will not happen in every year," he said.
A temperature change of 3 to 4 degrees is also big enough to push back annual events, such as bird migrations and the developmental stages of plants, Lofgren said.
Many of the study's climate predictions for Michigan anticipate not only warmer weather, but more precipitation.
More precipitation is likely, particularly during the winter and spring, and it's predicted that a greater share of the precipitation will come in strong downpours, Lofgren said.
"We're expecting to see more events of too much rain," he said. "That means increased flooding, that means erosion and runoff of nutrients into the rivers and lakes."
Drier soil could also result from climate change.
"Bunching more precipitation into very strong events, you'll get drier spells in between," Lofgren said.
Climate change has the potential to hit farmers especially hard as Mother Nature directly affects their livelihood.
"The biggest concerns that we have are some of the other effects that come in association with climate change," said Laura Campbell, the manager of the Agricultural Ecology Department for the Michigan Farm Bureau. "And some of those we're seeing already."
The introduction of new invasive species is another major concern.
"We're worried about getting more of those than we have had in the past, because due to climate change, they can potentially find suitable habitat further and further away from where they had traditionally been," she said.
Another worry for farmers is an increase in intense rainstorms.
"That's causing a lot of flooding problems, particularly during those sensitive spring times when we're trying to get out into the field and trying to fertilize crops," Campbell said. "If your field is under water, the nutrients are going straight into the river."
Drier summers are also an area of apprehension, and a lot of farmers are becoming interested in putting in irrigation systems as a backup measure, she said.
Temperatures are another concern, although slightly less so as farmers have dealt with varying temperatures for a long time. The problem lies with dramatic swings in temperature in a short amount of time.
"In 2012, Michigan lost almost its entire cherry and apple crop," Campbell said. "We had 80 degree temperatures in March and then the weather returned to a more normal pattern, and we had a bunch of frost that killed all of the buds that were starting to emerge on the trees."
This story is courtesy of Great Lakes Echo, a publication of the Knight Center for Environmental Journalism at Michigan State University.
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What a frikin joke. In 60 years the temp "might" look like somewhere else? So in 60 years it might not look like somewhere else, Right? Oh but give us more money now to tell you how bad it might be in 60 to 100 years. Ever notice how 99% of the yahoos that bloviate about climate change 60 years from now can't tell you (and me) what it (climate) will be for the vacation I want to take in 3 years? 2 years? 1 year? Or even for the up coming summer? Go ahead and stop at the next tarot card /fortune teller and get next weeks winning lotto numbers. Same odds of being right. Try Proverbs 3:5 and Proverbs 14:33.
The fact that people like this vote makes me question the wisdom of democracy...
How many of those dire predictions [50 years ago] about species extinction, famines do to a hotter climate, to ocean front communities being overwhelmed rising water levels were wrong, and how much harm would have been created from those failed predictions without the freedom of speech allowing people to speak out and challenge the such claims.
We have had government agencies blindly using those failed predictions to grab for power, much like what socialist dream of, if not for democracy we would be a failing country that would be in a downward spiraling economy of abundance.
The collective 'wisdom' of the 'group' ['wisdom' of democracy] consistently proves smarter than the narrow 'wisdom' of a government 'elite' ['wisdom' of socialism].
There are many reasons for the failure of 'socialism', just one of them is the resistance to diversity of perspectives. The 'true believers' in socialism demand consensus, to the point that they demean and belittle those who have a different view, while democracy flourishes in diversity, where every one can speak our and anyone can hear what they are saying then voice their own views.
The diversity of perspectives on the cause of 'climate change' epitomizes why our representative democracy has allowed our abundance to grow while so many predict imminent end of 'our world' and encourage that abundance to extend to all in our country.
Do you know the difference between climate and weather?
Scott Roelofs
This article is such bunk. I live in Traverse City, where today March 27, Grand Traverse Bay is still frozen over as are the inland lakes. The authors of this article should come up and enjoy some ice fishing soon. By late April the ice will be gone.
The authors cited the 2012 March warmup which did indeed happen. They did not mention
It's called "climate change" for a reason. Ice in Traverse City on any given day does not disprove climate science. Nowhere is anyone saying that there will never be ice and cold in Michigan ever again. You are setting up a straw man argument that no one is using and equating it with very nuanced scientific predictions. They are not the same. If you'd actually read the article incisively, you should know better.
I wonder if you considered other nuances in the article. Starting in the title with 'may', do you realize that 'may' has a range of likelihood of happening [you pick a number] just short of zero, no chance ever, and short of it will happen, to define the scientific probability of what 'may' happen.
When the word 'may' interjected into a scientific conversation it is done either to inject a moment of levity, of CYA, or to break up the conversation. If science was forced to create action plans for every 'may' happen all the funds in the world would be spent the first minute of each new year leaving none for anyone to spend on food, or shelter, or clothes.
What is even more disappointing about the article it ignores other possibilities, such as, if CO2 levels were to rise the benefit to plant life including the cherries would flourish [high school biology and photosynthesis].
Nuance is a powerful tool, but if not applied equally it can be a damning one in any conversation.
Dan Lisuk
Bridge Magazine, c'mon- ridiculously misleading images such as the parched desert scene in this article only serve to support cynical doubt about the accuracy of its contents. Remember the phrase "a picture is worth a thousand words?" With the approach taken here, how do you expect anyone to consider this article an objective presentation? Holy smokes. I'm really disappointed in this magazine, which I consider one of the saner voices in our current political discourse.
m. curran
Wouldn't more organic farming practices help to mitigate the effects of these challenges, because the soil would not need so many chemical inputs and run-off would result in less pollution?
Roger Rayle
https://www.shorelinemedia.net/ludington_daily_news/archives/climate-cha...
http://cier.umd.edu/climateadaptation/Michigan%20Economic%20Impacts%20of...
https://www.tcbusinessnews.com/the-heat-is-on-climate-change-and-its-imp...
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/science/science-july-dec12-michigancherry_0...
https://www.michiganradio.org/post/it-s-official-2012-worst-year-record-...
http://glisa.umich.edu/media/files/projectreports/GLISA_ProjRep_TartCher...
https://citizensclimatelobby.org/climate-change-and-cherries-its-the-pits/
Jim tomlinson.
More science denier comments.
Kevin Grand
"A new study claims that much of Michigan's climate could be similar to that of Philadelphia in 60 years."
Things have gotten do bad in Philly, that it's beginning to look just like Arizona!
Not that I believe any of the bunk consistently shoveled out by the AGW/climate change/green new deal crowd in the first place.
Your disbelief will have exactly zero impact on what actually happens. The problem is not only the projected temperature change, but all the associated issues that will come with it, as the article spells out.
After Climategate and Climategate II (for starters), any objective observer should easily recognize why people aren't believing the global warming chicken littles any longer.
Climate Change. It was Global Warming before that. When I was in sixth grade it was acid rain and ozone layer. Maybe we should start a pool on what the next flashy name will be. State of fear! This whole area was covered in ice at one time. It went through quite a warm up back then.. Hmmmmmmm.
Excellent observation here. Acid rain and the ozone layer were both identified as significant environmental problems decades ago. Significant policy changes were made in response to that realization. And the threats eased significantly. So, it's been done before and can be done again with rational policy addressing climate change.
Have you considered that the death of lakes and forests might have been a bit of political hype and the change is more political than scientific? Could it have been much like the famines, the submersion of beach front towns, and other predictions of 60s and 70s that did not materialize?
I've been to Philadelphia, it doesn't look anything like the picture used. I thought Bridge was supposed to be unbiased? That picture tells a different story.
At some point we have to trust in the collective expertise of the experts in climate analysis; those who study and examine this highly complex subject in detail. Their collective judgement suggests we are in deep trouble unless we act soon.
Science is a self correcting process. Yes there have been errors in past projections but climate scientists have continually improved their models
and have reached the consensus we need to act soon. Most of the recent errors in predictions have been on the conservative side, meaning the real observable consequences are consistently worse than predicted.
I support action and soon.
Billhilly
Well there's a suggestive pic - don't remember Philly looking like Mars. So TC's climate may resemble Philly in 60 years? That means it may not. One catastrophe prognosticator after another has been wrong for generations. I heard 20 years ago that NYC would be under water by now. What ever happened to that hockey stick temperature model anyway. Oh, it was fake. Every life form on Mother Earth has experienced evolution throughout the millennia and nobody takes Earth's evolutionary and adaptability characteristics into consideration. Earth has never been a static creature yet none of the dire models consider how Earth itself will adapt to it's own climatic changes - as it has done forever. Earth has been here for billions of years - heard it was once covered in ice long before the SUV - and I'm supposed to listen to the most recent intellectually and morally enlightened snake oil salesmen. Sorry. I love science but call me a reality observer.
Barry Visel
On the bright side, we won't have to worry about those pesky glaciers returning anytime soon. (Sorry, couldn't resist).
Lags
When the remainder of the ice shelves melt ( happening as we speak) hope you didn't spend your swimming lesson money on something else!
I Think i have had enough of Bridge Mag.


There's a new version of Drive rolling out, and it's the last one for users of ICS. It's been a good run, but it may be time to give your Android 4.0 device the boot now that there will be no further Drive app updates. I mean, there were dozens of reasons to do that before, but surely this is the final straw. In addition to ending support for ICS, you'll be able to give Google money for more storage from the app and never miss a document comment again.
Ever since Android was released, there have been attempts to build it into appliances. None of these products have kicked off the era of smart appliances we've all been dreaming about, but Dacor is back at CES this year with yet another Android-powered appliance in its Discovery iQ series. The Discovery iQ 48" Dual-Fuel Range has a 7-inch Android 4.0 tablet built right into the front panel.
The Android tablet can run apps and control all the functions of the oven via the touchscreen and the included Discovery iQ app. I suppose you could also occupy yourself with a round of Angry Birds while cooking a dead bird.
If, like many people in the UK, you like to sit down to a bit of The Inbetweeners or The IT Crowd in the evening, or maybe you just like your news delivered by Jon Snow, you're going to like what we're about to tell you: Channel 4 has finally made its 4oD app available on Android.
Using the app, you'll be able to watch content from Channel 4, E4 and More4 without paying a penny, although like most other catch-up TV services, the content will be ad-supported before you begin to watch your show. Like the web version of 4oD, you can access shows for 30 days after they air, and go through the archives to pick out memorable episodes from the past 30 years.
A tipster has sent in the above screenshot announcing the program, and a thread on XDA corroborates the story.
Back in September, we heard that AT&T was rolling out Ice Cream Sandwich for the Samsung Captivate Glide. Well, it turns out, that was delayed. How long, you ask? Until tomorrow, it seems! According to a blog post by AT&T, the upgrade should be available starting November 10th via a download on Samsung's website. There will not be an OTA.
Android 4.0 simplifies common actions and includes a new typeface optimized for high-resolution screens to improve readability.
The many new features include the new browser with improved page loading, tabbed browsing, offline reading and desktop mode. There are new lock/unlock features such as the ability to unlock directly to the camera, text messaging, phone dialer, or home screen, or you can use Face Unlock which lets you unlock your screen using facial recognition technology.
You can easily swipe away notifications with the new notifications bar and multitasking is easier with the new Recent Apps Shortcut that lets you switch between apps quickly. There's even a setting to help your track your data usage.


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Home TV News AMC's Preacher Set to Debut in March!
AMC's Preacher Set to Debut in March!
By Tiras Buck -
Okay, so AMC's series based on the especially graphic Vertigo comic isn't making its network debut, but its first debut in front of a more concise audience at the South by Southwest Film Festival (SXSW) running from March 11-20; hit the previously placed link for more details regarding the forthcoming festival. To celebrate Preacher's festival premiere, AMC recently released a new image of series protagonist, Jesse Custer (Dominic Cooper). Check it out!
15 Lucky Strikes = 1Hail Mary.
Yes, the pilot episode of AMC's Preacher series will be gracing the big screen, giving fans a live-action translation of an incredibly warped piece of graphic-art literature. Have you read the book from DC's adult-oriented Vertigo imprint? NO? Then here's a very small serving of history from someone who miraculously dodged a bullet from the Saint of Killers:
Preacher, created by Garth Ennis (writer) and Steve Dillon (artist), told the story of conflicted Texas preacher Jesse Custer, his unexpected melding with infinite power born of an unnatural Angel/Demon coupling, and his quest to confront a mysteriously unavailable creator-of-all-things with the assistance of ex-girlfriend Tulip O' Hare, and alcoholic Irish vampire, Cassidy. Great material for a movie/TV series, wouldn't you say?
Thankfully, the entertainment industry agrees as the story of Jesse Custer airs this year on AMC, a labor of love from directors Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg. Check out AMC's official synopsis!
"Preacher is a supernatural, twisted and darkly comedic drama that follows a West Texas preacher named Jesse Custer, who – along with his ex-girlfriend Tulip and an Irish vagabond named Cassidy – is thrust into a crazy world, much bigger than he is."
2016: The Year of Arseface.
Directed by Seth Rogen and Even Goldberg, Preacher stars Dominic Cooper, Ruth Negga, Joseph Gilgun, Ian Colletti, W. Earl Brown and Lucy Griffiths.
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