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A garden by night.
Leporello, Don Giovanni's servant, is waiting for his master, who has entered the house of the Commendatore with intent to seduce that gentleman's daughter, Donna Anna. Don Giovanni emerges, pursued by the young lady. Donna Anna, who is betrothed to Don Ottavio, has managed to beat off her assailant and now attempts to discover his identity. Alerted by his daughter's cries, the Commendatore hurries to the scene, but is mortally wounded by Don Giovanni. Leporello and his master escape. When Donna Anna, who has gone to seek help, returns accompanied by her betrothed and several servants, she finds only the dead body of her father. Donna Anna enjoins Don Ottavio to swear vengeance on her father's murderer.
A street by night.
Don Giovanni and Leporello, in search of fresh adventures, come across Donna Elvira, who was seduced and abandoned by Don Giovanni and has been looking for him to get her revenge. As soon as the rake recognizes Elvira as one of his previous amours, he goes off, leaving Leporello to explain to the lady the reason for his deserting her so suddenly. The servant then rattles off a long list of his master's conquests. Exit Donna Elvira, determined to punish her treacherous lover. Zerlina and Masetto, with a group of peasants, are celebrating their approaching marriage. Don Giovanni enters with Leporello and pays court to the bride. He invites the whole wedding party to his country house, and undertakes personally to escort Zerlina there. Masetto is led away on a pretext by Leporello, but has clearly grasped the situation and is anxious to put matters straight with Zerlina. Left alone with the girl, Don Giovanni attempts to seduce her with gallant promises. But the unexpected arrival of Donna Elvira, who denounces her betrayer and takes Zerlina away, prevents him from implementing his designs. Meanwhile Donna Anna and Don Ottavio arrive. Not recognizing Don Giovanni as the Commendatore's assassin, they seek his assistance in punishing the culprit. When Donna Elvira reappears and reports her unfaithful lover's misdeeds, Don Giovanni slips away. But Donna Anna has recognized his voice as that of her seducer and of the man who killed her father. She urges Don Ottavio to avenge the outrage without hesitation. Don Ottavio in his turn vows to himself to carry out the wishes of his beloved. In the meantime Don Giovanni directs preparations for the festivities, during which he hopes to seduce the attractive young Zerlina.
A garden with two gates locked on the outside. Two alcoves.
Masetto rebukes Zerlina for her unfaithfulness, but his bride soothingly reassures him that her virtue has not been offended by the amorous nobleman.
Masetto however, when Don Giovanni arrives, hides in an alcove and spies on his advances to Zerlina. But the libertine, having noticed the bridegroom's presence, promptly invites him and Zerlina to the ball. Three masked figures – Don Ottavio, Donna Anna and Donna Elvira – now enter in search of Don Giovanni, who does not recognize them and invites them too to the party.
A brightly lit hall prepared for a lavish ball.
During the festivities Don Giovanni attempts to seduce Zerlina, but his plan is thwarted by the arrival of Donna Anna, Don Ottavio and Donna Elvira. After trying in vain to put the blame on Leporello, and threatening everyone insight, Don Giovanni vanishes.
A street.
Leporello has made up his mind to leave his master's service, but Don Giovanni convinces him to stay on, and even to exchange costumes so that he can seduce Donna Elvira's maid. When Elvira appears at the window, Don Giovanni, concealed behind Leporello, declares his repentance to her. Trusting his words, Elvira goes off with the servant whom she has mistaken for her former admirer. Don Giovanni is now left free to serenade Donna Elvira's maid, but the sudden entry of Masetto, accompanied by armed peasants who are determined to kill the seducer, forces him to give up this conquest too. Believing Don Giovanni to be Leporello because of his clothes, Masetto asks him for news of his master. But the nobleman, taking advantage of his disguise, manages to get rid of the peasants and is left alone with Masetto, to whom he delivers a thrashing. Zerlina comes to the aid of her betrothed and reproaches him for his jealousy but lovingly tends his bruises.
A darkened room in Donna Anna's house.
Donna Anna and Don Ottavio, Zerlina and Masetto have discovered Leporello's disguise and the trick played on Donna Elvira. The servant barely escapes just punishment. Don Ottavio, sure by now of Don Giovanni's guilt, decides to enlist the authorities to avenge the crimes committed by the villain, while Donna Elvira cannot conceal her pity for the miscreant.
A graveyard with several equestrian statues and one of the Commendatore.
Don Giovanni meets Leporello and tells him of yet another disreputable thing he has done. In reply to obscure threats uttered by the statue of the Commendatore, who is buried there, the rake invites him to supper at his palace.
A gloomy room.
Don Ottavio, confirming to Donna Anna that Don Giovanni is soon to be punished by law, asks her if she feels she can now accept his proposal of marriage. But she is still shaken and begs him to be patient a little longer, though she again reassures him of her love.
A dining room and table laid for a feast.
While Don Giovanni cheerfully dines, despite the appearance of Donna Elvira, who has come to get him to repent his sins, the statue of the Commendatore appears at the door. Leporello takes shelter under the table, while Don Giovanni confronts the grim apparition. After refusing the statue's exhortations to repent, he is dragged down to Hell. To the assembled company, who have come to arrest Don Giovanni, Leporello recounts his master's death. A final ensemble rejoices in serenity regained.


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It's Bluebell time!! {Surrey Family Photographer}
Spring has come and so have the showers! But between the rain and hail, I have started to see the bluebells blooming, which is wonderful. Children love running through them and the colours really do make the photographs pop! If you would like some photographs of your lovelies amongst the bluebells please get in touch, as the flowers won't be around for too long. The photographs below are from the brilliant crop last year.

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Monday, 1 December 2014
Ludlow - Part 1: Medieval Fayre and Castle
For years I've been keen on attending the Medieval Fayre at Ludlow so this year I picked it as my birthday day out (albeit an early treat!). The Fayre is in its 16th year and there are over a hundred stalls selling everything from food and drink, craft work, seasonal goodies, handmade soap, jewellery, paintings - the list is endless. The main event is centred within the castle but the market stall holders in the town square were dressed in medieval costumes and there were craft fairs and Christmas bazaars in the college and church. In the castle itself events included fighting knights, puppetry, medieval music, hands on history, have a go archery, St Nicholas's Grotto, story telling and jesters.
Ludlow is a medieval market town in Shropshire in the Border Country. We used to visit a lot when I was little as my grandmother grew up in a nearby village so driving through the Shropshire countryside and walking round the town itself brought back many happy memories.
Sorry, the photos aren't very good (we won't mention the low light!!) as there were thousands of people milling round the town and castle - the atmosphere was incredible - but hopefully they will give you an idea of the great day out we had. The photos taken by D with the Canon are marked with an asterisk.
This is the Butter Cross - said to be situated right at the centre of Ludlow. It was built in 1746 in the classical style designed by William Baker. The Ground floor was originally used as a butter market and it is still used by stall holders on market day.
The whole town centre has lots of quaint alleyways (it reminded me slightly of York) and I have never seen so many independent shops.
A market is held every Saturday and
it was lovely to see holly and mistletoe and Christmas trees for sale.
My only regret from the visit is not buying one of the lovely jugs from this stall. I do have a tendency to collect pretty jugs and I use them as vases.
Who could resist some mulled wine
whilst listening to Christmas Carols :)
The Parish Church of St Laurence - I did manage to have a quick look round later just before we came home
Reindeer by the Father Christmas Grotto
After a quick look round the town centre we visited the castle.
Construction of Ludlow Castle began in the late 11th century. It was the border stronghold of Roger de Lacy (one of the Marcher Lords). It was one of a line of Norman castles built along the Marches to keep peace in the countryside and to hold back the unconquered Welsh.
It is mainly built of Silurian Limestone quarried from the mound on which it is located. It occupies an ideal defensive position assisted by the Rivers Teme and Corve.
Early in the 14th Century the castle was owned by the Mortimers and Roger Mortimer was responsible for extensive alterations and additions.
The castle was later owned by Richard, Duke of York and was involved in the War of the Roses. It was the seat of Government for Wales and the Border at one time. Edward IV sent the Prince of Wales and his brother (later the boys became known as The Princes in the Tower) to reside here. Prince Arthur (brother of Henry VIII) spent his honeymoon here with his bride, Catherine of Aragon, in 1501.
Mary Tudor (Queen of England 1533-1554) and her court spent 3 winters at Ludlow between 1525 and 1528.
The 2nd Earl of Powis bought the castle (by now in ruins) from the Crown in 1811 and today the castle is still owned by the Powis family. The castle combines various styles of architecture - Norman, Medieval and Tudor.
The Outer Bailey covers almost four acres and was full of stalls - many in marquees.
The curtain walls of the Inner Bailey are 5 to 6 feet thick and they, together with the flanking towers and Gatehouse Keep, are the oldest part of the castle dating back to the 11th Century
More stalls and events including falcons.
This is the Chapel of St Mary Magdalene - it has a rare circular nave and a rectangular chancel now in ruins.
I escaped into the Great Hall and Solar Wing to escape from the crowds for a while - both date from the late 13th century. The Great Hall would have been used for ceremonial and public events and the top floor of the Solar Wing is believed to have been where Prince Arthur and Catherine of Aragon spent their honeymoon.
The Great Hall
You can see how busy it was in this photo!
The Solar Wing
The Ludlow Giants - Brother Sid and Lady Bella
The next set of photos were taken by D - you can see how useful the zoom on the Canon is in some of them - e.g. the falcons compared to mine!!
D got these photos from the top of the the Great Tower Gatehouse Keep - the zoom came in handy again and you can see how busy the town and castle were - it was very misty and murky so sadly you can't see much of the view.
Before leaving I had a quick look round the Parish Church of St Laurence - I'll save the photos for another post as there are already far too many in this post.
B D and E went a wander round the town whilst I was in the church.
Finally, (if you have managed to get to the end of this post!) - no visit to a castle is complete without a ghost story. I am currently reading "The Smile of a Ghost" by Phil Rickman so the visit to Ludlow where much of the book is set was particularly interesting. Fans of the Merrily Watkins books will I am sure already know this tale.
Many centuries ago a Marion La Bruyere lived in the castle and she had formed an alliance and then fallen in love with a Knight who was an enemy of the castle Lord. One evening she lowered a rope from a tower so that her lover could climb into the castle and meet her. Unfortunately, the dangling rope allowed 100 enemy soldiers to enter and take control of the castle later that evening. On discovering her lover had betrayed her Marion grabbed his sword and cut his throat. Filled with guilt and remorse she jumped off the Pendower Tower to her death on the rocks below. Stories tell of how on quiet evenings her ghost can be seen wandering around the castle at dusk and her screams can be heard on the anniversary of her suicide.
17 comments:
- Jerry said...
Loved every photograph and every word (Would also have loved to try the Ludlow beer)!
- 1 December 2014 at 19:08
- Ragged Robin said...
Jerry - Thanks so much Jerry - was a bit worried I had posted far too many photos so I was very glad to read your kind words :)
I would have liked to try the Ludlow beer too but mulled wine had gone to my head!! My husband and daughter disappeared into the beer tent at one point - I gather beer was good :)
- 1 December 2014 at 22:55
- Ian said...
Another great tour and it is a Fayre that we would have loved to visit. Terrific photos as usual.
- 2 December 2014 at 07:49
- Ragged Robin said...
Ian - Thanks so much :) So glad you enjoyed the post - did you manage to visit that part of England when you were over here?
- 2 December 2014 at 10:15
- Deb said...
Great photos. I love the medieval figurines
- 2 December 2014 at 11:54
- Ragged Robin said...
Deb - Thanks so much :) I could have spent a small fortune there :)
- 2 December 2014 at 13:47
- Toffeeapple said...
Thank you so much for this post. I adore Ludlow even though I have never been in the castle. It's the streets I love, the beautiful buildings and the independent shops. There always seems to be a market on when we go, bargains galore!
The Fayre looks good, no chance of me walking around it though. I am so glad that you enjoyed your time there.
- 2 December 2014 at 19:05
- Ragged Robin said...
Toffeeapple - Thank you so much for your lovely comment - I am so glad you enjoyed the post. I really do feel we must return and spend more time in the independent shops - just didn't have time to do everything!
Still hoping we can have a short break in the area - hopefully next year :)
- 2 December 2014 at 19:30
- Ian said...
We didn't get to the Shropshire district, as after Kenilworth we headed for York. So much to see and six weeks is not enough, so unfortunately we had to miss a lot.
Your visits fill in many gaps, so very pleased to follow your blog.
- 3 December 2014 at 07:27
- Ragged Robin said...
Ian - Thanks for the reply and so pleased you follow my blog and it helps to fill in gaps :) I remember that you saw quite a few places I have never visited! I've just been reading about a place called Old Sarum and Salisbury and realised its an area I've never seen!
- 3 December 2014 at 10:36
- Ian said...
We visited Old Sarum and Salisbury, both very impressive particularly Salisbury Cathedral and the Chapter House which has one of the copies of the Magna Carta all my schoolboy history relived.
- 4 December 2014 at 06:18
- Ragged Robin said...
Ian - I would so love to visit there - must have been a great experience for you :) If you look at www.bbc.news.co.uk and check under Science and Environment there is a feature (still on there at the minute) called Medieval City detected which is all about Old Sarum.
- 4 December 2014 at 10:29
- Countryside Tales said...
Ludlow is one of my all time-favourite places so it was LOVELY to see you all your photos and read the descriptions. I took M there for a short holiday a couple of years ago- I spent several years going to and fro in my twenties as a BF I had at that time lived there. I just love it.
- 4 December 2014 at 11:19
- Pete Duxon said...
Ludlow is lovely! lots of good food shops :)
- 4 December 2014 at 13:53
- Ragged Robin said...
Countryside Tales - Thanks so much - yes it really is a lovely town and what a great place to go on holiday :)
Pete Duxon - Thanks Pete - wish I'd had time to explore town more (spent too much time in castle). I am sure you've visited the church - it was so beautiful and those misericords! :) Shame I missed most of the stained glass :(
- 4 December 2014 at 16:44
- Chris Rohrer said...
This LOOKS like a haunted castle. The solar wing is rather fascinating and reminds of things a person would read about in a novel OR see in a movie like a Game Of Thrones. What a beautiful place. I love the Frosty lady....and mulled wine sounds delicious:) I have a problem with food. I love it too much and feel like I would have sampled all of the goods. I would have loved to go walk around the grounds here.
- 31 December 2014 at 16:12
- Ragged Robin said...
Chris Rohrer - Thanks Chris - yes castle really was amazing and just stuffed with history! I know what you mean re: food - came home with lots of cheeses!
I really ought to persevere with Game of Thrones - read and loved the first book but it was SO long! My son is watching the series but I fear it may be a bit over violent for me - am too squeamish!!
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For the week of September 23, 2016
Summer's officially over – even though Mother Nature hasn't gotten the memo yet – and while some are excited about pumpkins, we're still over here getting giddy over some of our favorite live music.
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Friday, September 23, boasts a nice lineup of musical preferences. I feel like a broken record sometimes by constantly claiming there's something for everyone, but there genuinely is. Leading the way Friday evening is an infamous Amos' Southend throwback featuring Genesis cover group, Abacab, and Red Barchetta Rush Tribute Band, local guitarist collaboration, Annabell Leigh, with Blackwater Drowning, Shades of Deceit and Exiles at The Milestone, and Inter Arma at Snug Harbor along with Call of the Void and Black Fleet. Alternatively, you can also check out the musical exploration that is Hardcore Lounge Friday night at Double Door Inn, who fluctuate between anything from southern rock to disco, accompanied by It's Snakes and Boxing, join Cosmic Charlie at Visulite Theatre as they perform "Europe '72", or Americana duo, The Grahams, who married in both love and music, at The Evening Muse. Photo by: Arvind Bhandari
You've got a new opportunity to experience the QC's Goth/industrial dance night, Digital Noir, hosted at The Milestone Saturday night, September 24, joined this time by Michael Price and DJ Spider, check out Groove 8 at Visulite, or swing by Snug Harbor for Knowne Ghost, The Remarks and The Glazzies. Also on Saturday night, Amos' hosts the soulful Americana rock singer/songwriter Michael Tracy Band along with Preacher Stone and Fairview Union, while TN Americana quintet Forlorn Strangers teams up with the bluegrass/roots inspired Old Salt Union at Double Door Inn, cross-genre artist Robbie Fulks pays a visit to The Evening Muse, and Neighborhood Theatre hosts Stand Against HB2, a collection of NC musicians united for EqualityNC. Featured artists/bands are Orlando Parker Jr, Jack the Radio, DJ Pangean, Donna Duncan, i Anomaly, The Loudermilks, Bless These Sounds Under the City, Rapper Shane, Happy Abandon, The Business People, Dust & Ashes, Alternative Champs, Jon Lindsay, Christy Snow and Cuzco.
On Sunday, September 25, enjoy Snug Harbor's resident karaoke night, Bone Snugs-N-Harmony, stop by The Evening Muse for the unique R&B meets folk style of Sean Hayes, or check out James Bay at The Fillmore. For our friends in surrounding areas, there's plenty of options for the weekend, including Cherub down in Columbia at The Music Farm on Friday night followed up by Cowboy Mouth on Saturday evening. Further north this weekend, get to know author Jim Obergefell and journalist Steven Petro at the Love Wins book discussion at Carrboro County's Cat's Cradle Friday night, which is to benefit EqualityNC, or check out Squirrel Nut Zippers at Carolina Theatre.
Back in the QC at the top of the week, check out Snug Harbor's resident hip hop night, Knocturnal, Monday night, September 26, variety night The Monday Night Allstars at Double Door Inn, The Evening Muse's spotlight night, Find Your Muse Open Mic Night, featuring singer/songwriter pair stemming from indie rock backgrounds, The Lady Comes First, or check out the innovative rock lineup at Neighborhood Theatre featuring Tiger Army, Tijuana Panthers and Creeper. Come Tuesday, September 27, you can check out Post Malone at The Fillmore, Wahya's with Gasp and Broke Jokes at Snug Harbor, Double Door Inn's resident jazz night, Bill Hanna Jazz Jam, or the Allman Brothers Band tribute, Live at the Fillmore, at Neighborhood Theatre.
Accompanying the mid-week Wednesday night, September 28, are metal and punk set at The Milestone including Funeral Chic, Antares and Born Hollow, Snug Harbor's September residency Paint Fumes joined by Drag Sounds and Crystal meh?, and multi-instrumental duo Holy Smokes & The Godforsaken Rollers at Double Door Inn. Also on Wednesday evening, you can catch Kishi Bashi at Visulite, classic funk groups Lettuce and Michal Menert at Neighborhood Theatre, and the electronic and rock blend of VanLadyLove at The Evening Muse. On Thursday, September 29, The Milestone gets another metal lineup featuring The Worshiper, Cross Stitch, Shadows of Deceit, Annabell Leigh and East Viridian, while Snug Harbor's SHIPROCKED! features this week LIPGLOSS, west coast bluegrass crew Hot Buttered Rum takes over Neighborhood Theatre, The Evening Muse hosts award-winning Americana/bluegrass artist Jim Lauderdale, and the classic rock inspired The Steppin Stones join Australian guitarist Joe Robinson at Double Door Inn.
Another treat for SC music-goers in or around Columbia will be Corinne Bailey Rae at the Music Farm Tuesday night; meanwhile, wrapping up the rest of the week back up north of the QC is Tycho at The Ritz Raleigh Tuesday night, followed up by another NC stop for Post Malone on Wednesday, and some underground hip hop at Cat's Cradle Tuesday featuring Denzel Curry, Boogie and Yoshi Thompkins. Cat's Cradle also hosts The Dandy Warhols on the Distortland Tour along with Savoy Motel Wednesday night, and genre-bending Nashville band Judah & The Lion with alternative rock band The Lonely Biscuits on Thursday.
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A very nice doujin. Perhaps you should keep this picture and have another one for comparison - a drawing of Hiwatari from you today. Keep up the good work.
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This is a "copy" of a pic in the manga of DNAngel. I love this pic, because I think that Hiwatari is so damn
cute ^^
This is one of my older ones - made it 2 or 3 years ago, so I know it isn't really good -.-'
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DarkCrimson Mar 23, 2005
I think its good my dear.Yup your right hehe.Hiwatari is really cute :D
Hope you make more wonderfull Wallies for us*hug*
Siri Mar 23, 2005
i think his eyes are too far apart
but your shading is well done
and overall the drawing looks good so good work ^^
Revan Retired Moderator Mar 23, 2005
You have made a good copy of the image :D and I like your traces, they are very defined... and you have done very nice with the shading, great job!!!
skysong Mar 25, 2005
Very cool drawing! I like the shading you did. I don't really know the character very well, but it still looks very good^^ Keep it up! :)
semanga Mar 26, 2005
garnicht mal so uebel baby mach weiter so ^^
Meteorain May 08, 2005
nice work. Must criticise one point if I may. The nose look broken. Apart form that good work.
Reminds me of Nishino from Ichigo 100% <_<
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Pakistan paceman Hasan Ali hopes the Champions Trophy final with arch-rivals India will see him continue to live the dream he had before the competition started.
The 23-year-old has been central to Pakistan's progress since a woeful 124-run defeat by India in their tournament opener at Edgbaston on June 4 and heads into Sunday's final at the Oval as the 2017 edition's leading wicket-taker with 10 at an average of just 17.20 apiece.
Given that Bhuvneshwar Kumar, India's most successful bowler, has taken six wickets so far, it will take something special to stop Hasan from finishing as the leading wicket-taker in a tournament featuring the world's top eight one-day international sides.
Hasan's achievement is all the more impressive given he only made his ODI debut in August last year.
"It's like a dream," Hasan told AFP on Friday. "I set a goal for myself during the West Indies series [in Guyana in April] and it was to become the best bowler in the Champions Trophy.
"I want to achieve that goal," added Hasan, whose 20 career ODIs have yielded a haul of 39 wickets at an average of 23.92 -- impressive figures in a form of the game where the odds are often all in favour of batsmen making big scores.
"Now when I knew that the best bowler will get a 'golden ball', I am determined to get that souvenir as it will be my first in my career."
Hasan's impressive array of skills were on show during Pakistan's dominant eight-wicket semi-final win in Cardiff on Wednesday against an England side previously unbeaten in the tournament.
Unafraid to go round the wicket, Hasan took three for 35 -- all top-order wickets -- against a powerful batting line-up as England slumped to 211 all out.
The pick of his dismissals was when Ben Stokes, fresh from his ODI best 102 not out in Australia in the group stage, was completely deceived by a slower ball that landed on a near yorker length and spooned a catch to mid-off.
"I will give the credit for my improvement to Azhar Mahmood, who has been working very hard with us bowlers," said Hasan, adding: "I have the much needed rhythm, so I will do my best to continue that."
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Phoenix ran two summer intensive theater camps, working on the shows" Frozen" for kids ages 9-13 and "Wicked" for ages 14 to 18. They will perform excerpts showcasing dancing, singing and acting some of the most iconic songs and scenes from each show.
Tickets are $10. For reservations, call 570-457-3589.
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I'm just tired today. Doing all that painting really just wore me out. Hopefully I'll rest up tomorrow.
The cool thing is though, I've been really wanting a Breast Reduction (I'm a size HH...yeah...I know.) I had Cigna insurance...and they refused...which I was really sad about.
Well, we've changed to Aetna. So, I'm going to try again! Maybe these guys will approve it!!! I would really like it!!
My kiddies in Primary are doing awesome with their songs!! We're singing "I Love To See the Temple." next Sunday for Ward Conference (tomorrow's stake conference). We practiced today for it, and they are so good!!!! I'm sooo proud of them!!! :-)
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Day 46...tired
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On weekdays, I normally wake up at 4:30 am and leave at 5:00 am to avoid the rush hour traffic on my way to work in Makati City.
But, this morning, I had a meeting in one of the government agencies in Quezon City at 10:00 am.
This gave more time to sleep or to bike. I chose the latter.
I'd planned of getting up at 5:00 am and bike until 8:30 am before going to my appointment. My mobile phone alarmed as scheduled; but, it failed to fully awake me. Instead, I woke up at 7:00 am. After drinking a cup of coffee, I put out my other bike, BikePot, and pedaled inside our village for about 30 minutes.
It was a very short ride. But, it's better than no ride at all.


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The Strokes. One of New York's finest offerings since pizza, Lou Reed and The Godfather trilogy.
The album I'm going to be writing about today is their 2003 sophomore effort 'Room on Fire', which is my personal favourite album. This will be the first entry in Soundwash's 'A Look Back At' series. Continue reading "A Look Back At: The Strokes – Room on Fire"


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Nicki Minaj's ex Safaree Samuels is dissing her once again.
In his new song "Lifeline," the 34-year-old seemingly claims to have helped Minaj write some of the songs on her hit album The Pinkprint.
Samuels raps in the track (warning: explicit language), "This n----r bent outta shape with a gorilla face/ My bars on The Pinkprint no one will ever match/ My dick print, little n----r, you can never match."
Samuels goes on to diss Minaj's now fiancé Meek Mill. "When you was pulling up, I was pulling out/ I know real s--t I ain't gonna talk about/ I seen the text messages, I seen the emails/ Somebody tell me why he's talking like a female," he raps.


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Maybe I am a fan of Charlie's because of his role in the movie Wall Street, which motivated my career in finance. Perhaps it's the fact that I have enjoyed his films and his comedy.
I have to admit that Mr. Sheen has been accused of (and is guilty of) actions that I do not approve of or condone, but what I have found interesting is undeniable about the man -- he speaks his truth! (As irrational as it may seem or offensive as it may be.)
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One Good Street Per City…Is It Enough?
Recently Ogden's 25th Street was named as one of America's Ten Best Streets by the American Planning Association. A well-deserved distinction, Ogden's 25th Street has long been a favorite of mine, along with other great Utah streets like Provo's Center Street, Brigham City's Main Street, Park City's Main Street, along with most of Utah's smaller central towns like Helper, Gunnison, and Panguitch, to name a few.Most of the examples of good streets in Utah towns and in American towns and cities in general are the result of cyclical economics. These streets were originally the commercial centers of the cities and towns we call home. They were more than just centralized business locations, they were the town centers, the civic characters of cities and were the heart of communities. Most originated prior to the automobile, and thereby were centrally located for pragmatic reasons; they were the "walkable" and "walk toable" centers of the communities. All the services necessary to support daily living in a neighborhood node or a small community were found in these civic centers, and as a result they were filled with people. Over time, as first the streetcar and then the automobile came onto the scene, the centers were stretched and pulled apart as fundamental services were displaced. Over time, investment in the centers waned and many fell into disrepair and neglect. People ceased visiting the centers due to the lack of essential services which only further eroded the character of these bygone places. People began taking an interest again in the 1970s, and what all these great streets have in common today is a huge public and private investment over the last 40 years to revive these civic centers. Much of the reason they are great today is due to the fact that when they were forgotten, they were truly forgotten and the original structures were abandoned and left alone.
But 40 years of intense investment to still have the root of the original problem exist is demoralizing. These streets are quaint and cute, but they are really just a fake image of their former selves. It's as if the original owners moved out or were forced out and were replaced with absentee landlords. Now, it's not my intention to criticize the businesses that exist on these streets because in many cases they are locally owned businesses, but drugstores have been replaced with optometrist offices, nickel and dime's with high-end bike shops, department stores with law firms, grocery stores with lingerie shops, and sporting goods stores with overpriced restaurants. In other words, the basic services that used to exist on these streets no longer exists, instead boutique shops line the streets because nothing is capable of competing with suburbia's big box retail outlets. Habitation on these streets is typically limited to evenings, weekends, and holidays when it feels good to stroll down the paths of a great place. I would argue that Ogden's 25th Street is a great street that is dedicated to the automobile and it is really only great from Grant Avenue to its Union Station terminus. That seems to be the problem.
But the larger issue is that our American cities have one great street, one great place, and it rests on a terribly fragile foundation. As long as our cities are dedicated to the automobile we may have to be assuaged with having just one great street. Until we revolt and start imposing on our cities a "walkable" and "walk toable" landscape, that will be what we are left with. Take a walk down to your Main Street, USA, inhabit the place. Walk it. Use it. Demand the need for it. Start your own revolution to make American Cities great, one street at time, not just on one street, but the whole city.


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- airoots » A night in Philly & interview with DJ Diplo
Last September our friend Jasper brought us to Mad Decent's new recording studio in the ghostly inner-city of Philadephia. There we briefly met the label's founder DJ Diplo. At the time he was too busy making everything happen for a talk, however he...
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A fall-tour exclusive (currently available in limited quantities through the Troubleman Unlimited website), B/E/A/T/B/O/X boasts nine tracks and over 40 minutes of exclusive material from one of the Italians Do It Better label's flagship artists.
- Pitchfork Feature: Interview: Duran Duran
We talk to bassist John Taylor about Duran Duran's new record, Red Carpet Massacre, their rock album that wound up being shelved, covering "Warm Leatherette", rehab, and his iconic band's experimental streak.
- Wonder Woman: Musical Events: The New Yorker
Chan Marshall's transformation.
- Dexter - Television - New York Times
Two-thirds of the way into its second season "Dexter," Showtime's highest-rated series, is better than ever, deriving its suspense from our fear that its hero's peculiar exercises in paternalism will fall under the harsh judgments of the law.
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These colorful rubber thimbles are available from, among other places, Craft Connection, whose price is $1.03-to-$2.19 plus S/H, depending on the desired size. They have other types of practical thimbles to make hand sewing easier on fingers, not to mention loads of other crafting stuff.
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Highland Village is a city in Denton County, Texas, United States. It is a suburb of Dallas, hugging the south side of the far western branch ofLewisville Lake. As of the 2010 United States Census the city's population was 15,056.
Highland Village incorporated as a city February 1963. It included 516 residents in the 1970 census, but the opening of the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport helped spur massive growth in the city's population: 3,246 in 1980, 7,027 in 1990, 12,173 in 2000, and 15,056 in 2010. The city remains a primarily residential area, though more business development is occurring.
Highland Village hosts an annual hot air balloon festival sponsored by local Lions Clubs. Celebrate Highland Village, formerly known as Highland Village Days, is an annual event in August that includes a fireworks show, 1K and 5K runs, live music, and a family fishing in a stocked pond. There is also a city fireworks show and music festival called Red White and Blues festival.
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An email from Petsmart informed me that it was National Puppy Day!
|Image: Heather @ Woballe Bows
|Day we first got her, so wittle and fluffy!
|First Bath
|We tooke one picture with her for our One Year Anniversary photo shoot.
|First Puppychino!
|First Haircut
|Loved Dryer sheets!
|First package of Woballe Bows
|LOVES dryer sheets!
|Dog shamming.
|Matching Ornament!
|First snow!
|My running partner!
|Saying goodbye to dad before he deployed.
|Helping me set tobacco.
|First birthday!
She's been a joy in my life! I'm so thankful to have her! Give your puppies extra lovin's today!


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Missing in action for few days? Nope, just a day okay. Remoting myself somewhere and enjoy the breeze of the sea. Previously, I'm promise to upload more info about my little house project, please have a visit here to have more detail. More and more will be up-load later, me:still in holiday mode. Hmmm...
The little house project...
Here some picture that I've snap there, to share with all the readers:
Nuriel at the pool...
Working so hard at the beach!!
Everybody enjoy the moment....relax
Presenting the special menu today, The Seashell in the Sand Toping by Chef Nuriel... ghegheghe
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I'm going to be honest and say that I thought the "Clash of the Titans" remake sucked big time. Somehow despite a solid cast, a good director and a basic premise the film was just a monumental disappointment for me. Most of the issues the film had can be chalked up to story changes made during filming which in essence changed the whole theme of the movie.
Yesterday we got our first trailer for Namco Bandai's Clash of the Titans video game. Being a fan of the previous media showings of the game I was relieved when I saw that it didn't look like crap in motion. Now Namco Bandai has released some additional screens for the game featuring most of the enemies and locations from the trailer.
Last week Clash of the Titans was released in theaters in North America and I was one of the many who saw the film. Being a huge fan of Greek mythology I was rather hyped for Clash but sadly I left the theater extremely underwhelmed and disappointed. The video game adaptation of Clash looks to be everything the movie wasn't: colorful, epic, action-packed and filled with a deep roster of mythological baddies.
Coming off the rollercoaster ride of awesome that was God of War 3 it may be a bit difficult to play Clash of the Titans. Clash is of course an entirely different beast, both in terms of gameplay and it's depiction of Greek mythology. But differences aside, the shadow cast by GOW3 may be too huge for Clash to make a name for itself.
Perhaps posting these now is a bit futile since God of War 3 is coming out next week but Namco Bandai have released some new images of the upcoming film based Clash of the Titans game. The last time the game had any media for it was back in December and we still haven't seen the game in motion yet. Usually in most cases this would point to the game being in a dire condition, which would be suitable since it's a movie tie-in game. But for some reason I still have a smidgen of confidence in the game.
UPDATE - March 11, 2010: New screens can be viewed here.
So earlier this week we got a proper look at the Clash of the Titans remake which if I may say so myself looks pretty awesome. I don't know about the rest of you but seeing mythical creatures like the Kraken and Pegasus along with Sam Worthington and Liam Neeson looking like complete bad-asses who won't take crap from anyone has the film on my must-see list for next year.
One film that many including myself are looking forward to is the remake of the classic action/adventure romp Clash of the Titans. Featuring a star studded cast including Liam Neeson as Zeus, Ralph Fiennes as Hades and Sam Worthington as Perseus the movie had a lot of geek interest but a few weeks ago some of our hope was crushed when a less than stellar trailer was released.
It's somewhat odd that we haven't seen more of the upcoming Clash of the Titans remake. Sure, the movie doesn't come out until March and most of the effect shots probably aren't finished but aside from a few images and behind-the-scenes videos there's been little to no news on the project.
I don't know why we haven't seen more movies based around Greek mythology. The characters and stories are rich and are prime material for a summer action movie or a smaller dramatic film so it's quite odd why Hollywood or anyone else hasn't jumped on the Greek mythology bandwagon. Damn, I think the last movie to tackle it was Clash of the Titans back in 1981 and now since that movie is being remade we'll finally getting some more Greek mythology goodness.
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National Hotel appoints Gastón Sánchez as new executive chef
The National Hotel gets a fresh taste this month as the Miami Beach hotel appoints Gastón Sánchez as its new executive chef.
Sánchez is part of the hotel's $12 million renovation and will oversee all culinary operations, including Tamara Bistro, poolside Aqua Bar & Grill, the Blues Bar lounge, in-room dining and catering.
A former private chef to Gloria Estefan and Sean Combs, Sánchez was born & raised in Miami to Cuban parents, trained at Johnson & WAles and trained in Peru, Spain, Puerto Rico and North Carolina.
New menu items include steak frite, camarones wild and French ratatouille.


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On Monday purchased a deal through Groupon: pay $20 for $40 worth of merchandise at the Body Shop. And there was an additional incentive: redeem by April 2nd & deal is worth $45.
Well, of course, this evening, March 31st, I go shopping at a local Body Shop. Within a minute of arriving an employee hands me a flyer which says buy 3 get 2 free or buy 2 get 1 free.
Of course I pounced on this additional deal.
And of course I spent more than $45
– I spent an extra $34. Besides the four items I got for free, I was given a free gift.
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Ok, I know computer people are weird, in fact I revel in it but today I was actually surprised by how weird a moment I had with a programmer.
It's Friday morning and we are riding the elevator up and out of the blue in a depressing monotone he says, "Crap it's Friday! I'll be bored all weekend."
I must bow before his awe inspiring nerdyness. I hereby pass on the slide rule of justice to the new alpha nerd. Don't feel bad for me either, suddenly, I no longer want to be the alpha nerd.


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Do you see that beautiful baby, peacefully sleeping? I took this photo at about 10am a couple of days ago. He had been asleep since about 5am. That's 5 hours of sleep. Glorious, precious sleep. Would that those 5 hours were between midnight and 5 am. But alas, between 10pm and 5am he didn't sleep more than about 20 minutes at a stretch. He ate. All. Night. Long.
Things are going to have to change.
He is awfully cute though!


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Rizwan is a recent graduate of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University, where his studies focused on nuclear weapons proliferation and terrorism. He is currently a research associate in the Department of Government at Harvard University, and has completed internships with an academic institution in Boston and a think tank in Washington, D.C. Prior to graduate school, Rizwan worked in IT consulting in India. He graduated from the Nunn School in 2007, and as an undergrad co-oped with Bank of America.
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On none other than National Pancake Day, it was IHOP to the rescue of a trio of moms who were being harassed for nursing in public. Unfortunately, police who were called to the scene made the whole situation worse.
Let's start from the beginning. On Tuesday, Tiara Wilson and a few of her mom friends headed to an Aurora, Colorado IHOP with their kids, since the chain was giving out free short stacks in honor of National Pancake Day.
"We were enjoying ourselves, not bothering anyone. We ate our food, laughed, talked," Wilson writes in a post shared on the Facebook page Breastfeeding Mama Talk. "A family walked in and sat down next to us. No big deal right? Wrong. About three of the seven of us started to feed our babies because we didn't think much of it. While breastfeeding, that same family that was sitting next to us decided to snap a picture of us feeding our babies."
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The actions are so powerful I can hardly hear the words.
This blog came out of a lunch by the water in Toronto with two friends. A comment was made about the liturgy being the first teacher. What follows are some of the ruminations of my drive back to St. Catharines.
Too often in Catholic circles and particularly in Catholic ecclesiastical circles teaching tends to be thought of as didactic. The teacher, and that is often the male, celibate priest tells and the other(s) listen and take in. And that is generally followed by a QED or !
The liturgy is a great teacher and I want to suggest that too often in Catholic Eucharistic liturgies what is taught, intentionally or otherwise, is antithetical to the message of Jesus of Nazareth.
For many Catholics the teaching of the liturgy is almost exclusively associated with the readings from scripture and the homilist's reflections on those same readings. This also seems to be the understanding of goodly numbers of the clergy who, "say Mass", or"celebrate the Eucharist". This approach ignores the dictum of Francis of Assisi who suggested, "Preach the gospel daily, if necessary use words."
So how does the Eucharistic liturgy teach? The earliest followers of Jesus – the followers of the way – gathered weekly in private homes to offer thanksgiving (berakah),and to remember what and how Jesus taught (do this in memory of me). As they were basically devout Jewish followers of the Jewish teacher Jesus of Nazareth and as they were meeting in Jewish homes the celebration/ceremony was lead by the woman of the house. It could be no other way. Today if a Catholic woman chooses to preside at a celebration of Eucharist as an ordained Catholic womanpriest she is excommunicated, "latae sententiae", automatically, without a hearing and due process. What a powerful teaching.
If you live in a parish that has no priest in active orders then your community cannot officially celebrate eucharist until such a priest in active orders is parachuted in. Once again our history teaches that some of our earliest Christian communities were invited to elect from their midst a respected and respectful member to preside. Scholars will point out that it was often recommended that this person be a married man(vir probatus). If today your community includes a married priest who is no longer "active"(does not have ecclesiastical faculties) you cannot invite him to preside at a community celebration of Eucharist. This despite the fact that according to Catholic teaching that person is still and will always be a priest. What powerful teaching.
The priest who presides at your parish Eucharistic celebration may be married and have a wife and children. This is often the case with Anglican priests and United Church ministers who have joined the Catholic communion and are allowed to continue priestly ministry in their new church. But if, as in the example above, the married man is a Catholic priest, albeit not "ecclesiastically active" then he must stay the other side of the altar, and consequently not preside at a Eucharistic celebration. What powerful teaching.
Pope Paul VI wrote eloquently about the community celebration of Eucharist. He went so far as to say that without community there is no Eucharistic celebration. This was a continuation of the revised theology of sacramental celebration that came out of Vatican II and was a direct response to the many "private" masses that were said in seminaries, communities of priests and even some parishes that in the 1960s had 3, 4, and 5 priests in residence. Today we have many communities, many "Eucharistic communities" that are not allowed to celebrate Eucharist because there is no "active" celibate priest to say the magic words. Magic words have replaced community belief. What powerful teaching.
Last Sunday, when I visited a parish that had been my home for a dozen years I was greeted at the door by the priest and two ministers of hospitality. As is my wont I was in church fifteen to twenty minutes before the start of the celebration so this was not a last minute thing and those three members of the parish community were there specifically to welcome people. I shared with the three greeters my history with the parish before moving to the pew. What powerful teaching.
In contrast to that experience has been the all too numerous occasions when the priest was in church as possessor of the magic words, and we were to be grateful for that because without his presence Jesus would not and could not be there. We were not welcomed to the church or the Eucharistic celebration. Paul VI may have taught that the community belief was necessary for a Eucharistic celebration, but too many Catholic priests believe that without the priest and his words of consecration there is no Jesus. This is often the priest who is there to "say Mass", to celebrate the "sacrifice of the Mass" and the congregation is there to "hear Mass" and thanks to the priest and his magic words to receive a fill-up of Jesus. What powerful teaching.
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And what about the readings and the homily? Despite 60 years of Catholic scriptural scholarship beginning with Divino Afflante Spiritu in 1948, and despite the fact that here in North America we have the most theologically educated Catholic citizens ever, the reflections on the scripture readings are too often didactic and always come from one mouth. The community is rarely, if ever, invited to reflect with or comment on the interpretation of the homilist, even less the interpretation of the scripture readings. In the heady days after Vatican II it is what we would have called a "shared homily". Today the priest is not only the possessor of the magic words but also the sole authority on the readings, even if those reflections have often come from a subscription to a homiletic service. What powerful teaching.
And what about the language of the celebration,or "the words of the Mass?" The words are not only magic because they are said by an active,ordained priest but now they are magic because of the words themselves. Taking the lead from the Australian Cardinal Pell, the Vatican has decreed that Baptism that did not use "Father, Son and Holy Spirit/Ghost" but rather, "Creator, Redeemer and Sustainer" is not valid and consequently neither are any subsequent sacraments celebrated by such illicitly "baptized" persons. That being the case some of the most meaningful and celebratory liturgies I have ever been part of are by fiat decreed neither meaningful nor salvific. What a powerful teaching.
Much of the language used – the Creed, the Our Father, the Gloria, the various Collects – are reflective of the understandings and the expression of those understandings from ages past. And I don't mean pre-Vatican II. I am talking of Nicea, Chalcedon, Trent etc. The Greek of the "pre-existent logos", the "ascension into heaven", the "sitting at the right hand of the Father" – in fact the complete maleness of ALL the prayers – the hierarchical order of prayers, for the Pope, bishops, priests and if we pay attention maybe for the hoi polloi, are all examples of a celebration that focuses on the male celibate clergy – the magic men – and are intended to let the congregation, the community without whom, according to Paul VI, THERE WOULD BE NO EUCHARISTIC CELEBRATION know our place. We are there to "hear" Father "say" Mass. Benedict's return to the Latin Tridentine Mass makes perfect sense in this scenario. The priest will say the magic words in an arcane dead language and we, the community will once again say our individual prayers and be grateful that the priest is bringing Jesus to us. What powerful teaching.
As a Catholic who is privileged to celebrate Eucharist with various Christian communities I am scandalised at the exclusion of my sisters and brothers from participation at Catholic Eucharist, not because they do not believe in the real presence, but because of a medieval philosophical theory called transubstantiation. What powerful teaching.
Liturgy is a powerful teacher. I wish the teaching was more positive.


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Sunday, January 13, 2013
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Lifelong is still on the Hill, and they want everyone to know about it.
The 30-year-old organization has moved around the corner from its previous location into two floors of spacious offices right in the thick of Pike/Pine at 1016 E Pike.
"We're serving people in a beautiful place that we hope that people look forward to coming to," said Kelly Bray, communications manager for Lifelong. "We're still here on the Hill."
Seattle AIDS Walk and 5K Run
WHEN: Saturday, September 27, 2014 – 10:00 am @ 10:00 AM
WHERE: Volunteer Park, 1247 15th Avenue East
Walk with us on Saturday, September 27 at the Seattle AIDS Walk, a 5K march of support and remembrance through the streets of Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood. Proceeds benefit Lifelong and partnering community service organizations.
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The decision for Lifelong to stay in Pike/Pine is also part of what many developers hope will be a trend of creating more opportunities for daytime workers to fill the neighborhood known for its nightlife and entertainment scene. Capitol Hill developer Liz Dunn is about to unveil her office space and market project Chophouse Row this fall on 11th Ave. Other office space-centered projects are expected in coming years.
The group, which used to be known as Lifelong AIDS Alliance, and before that as the Northwest AIDS Foundation, had outgrown the old space, which had served as its home for more than 25 years.
In May, CHS reported that the Bright Horizons day care chain was making plans to open a center and take over the former Lifelong space in a $1.7 million overhaul that will include a "Movement Matters Zone with Rock Climbing Wall," art studio, and playgrounds.
Bright Horizons is a CHS advertiser while CHS is a community sponsor of the annual Lifelong AIDS Walk and 5K.
Bray said Lifelong has expanded its focus in recent years, reaching out to assist people with other chronic diseases, hence dropping "AIDS Alliance" from their name.
Bray said Lifelong has split the dual aspects of its mission into two different physical locations. The counseling center is located on Pike. The group's food prep arm (the Chicken Soup Brigade) has moved preparation to Georgetown. The group's thrift store, by the way, can still be found at 1017 E Union.
The move and expansion for Lifelong is being powered in part by a grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Meanwhile, the Out of the Closet thrift shop and HIV/AIDS center will join Lifelong on E Pike.
Bray said that Lifelong's food distribution will continue to take place in the old location (1002 E Seneca), so clients need not figure out how to get to Georgetown for their meals. But the new space in Georgetown should give them the added capacity to ramp up meal production and serve more people in the future, once sufficient funding is available.
Last year, Bray said LIfelong distributed 149,872 meals and 36,330 bags of groceries.
The meals, she noted, are considered "medically appropriate" which can mean a very particular diet for someone with a compromised immune system. Generally, it's the sort of low-sodium, low-fat, high-fiber diet that the doctors say we should all be eating anyway.
"The food that we're giving people is really good for them," she said.
Between meals and counseling, they served 4,759 people 2013, Bray said.
For those in need of counseling, the Pike Street location is ready to help, Bray said.
Clients will even be greeted by some familiar faces, such as 14-year volunteer Jim Hunter. Hunter, one of 1,026 volunteers at Lifelong, started volunteering after first using their services as a client. He said when he needed it, he found help tracking down food, insurance, healthcare and counseling, and he wanted to give back.
"It makes me feel like I'm part of a huge family that does wonderful things for people with HIV and AIDS," Hunter said. "I look forward to coming in every single week."
Hunter said he's been doing much better than he had when he first walked in the door, but he might still have a down day now and again.
"I know that when I do have my downs, I have a support system here."
Bray said one of the main focuses is making sure that people get, and stay, on their medication. If they do that, it can often help reduce the chances for them to spread HIV to others. One study Bray cited said that people with HIV who have an undetectable viral load are 96 percent less likely to transmit it. The popular phrase, she said, is now "treatment as prevention."
Beyond the meds, counselors can help people navigate the health insurance exchanges. Obamacare, she said, has made their jobs a bit easier, but it's still not simple signing up clients who often face issues such as chemical dependence, homelessness and poverty.
One thing they could certainly use, said Bray, is more financial support from the community, which is one of the reasons they are sponsoring their 28th annual AIDS walk. This year's walk starts with registration at 8:30 a.m. Sept. 27 at Volunteer Park. There's a new route this year, Bray said, but otherwise, the 5K continues its tradition of starting and ending at the park. Runners are asked to contribute $35, while walkers can join in for free. They encourage runners to ask friends and family to sponsor them, increasing their total donations.
Bray said this year's goal is $350,000, a number they fell just shy of last year.


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|Superman: "Why are you shooting me in the back? Look! Up in the sky! Cylons! Shoot THEM!"
In The Living Dead Return: George Romero Strikes Again, he covers Night of the Living Dead, The Crazies, Martin, and the then-upcoming Dawn of the Dead. I particularly like how, after denigrating the quality of Night of the Living Dead (by my count) four times in four paragraphs, he writes, "This is really a fine horror film, and this synopsis does not do it justice." Indeed!
In Saturday Morning Live Action, he covers a number of programs I remember fondly from my '70s childhood, though for some reason he decides to do so in alphabetical order, resulting in the discussion of some spin-offs before the original shows that spawned them.
This article is a good example of just how weird the '70s were, sometimes to the point of disbelief. Back in the '90s, before the advent of YouTube, it literally took me YEARS to convince one of my roommates that I hadn't made up The Lost Saucer, starring Jim Nabors and Ruth Buzzi as spacefaring androids with a pet Dorse. I don't think even the IMDb listing was enough to overcome his level of denial. Of course, when dealing with television of this calibre, that's a useful defense mechanism to have -- the same sort that allows Lovecraft characters to investigate Cthulhu while retaining their last vestige of sanity.
Monster Squad, Bigfoot and Wildboy, Electra Woman and Dyna Girl, Isis and Shazam! -- I'm beginning to get a clearer image of what went wrong with my formative years.


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"A teenage hustler and a young man obsessed with alien abductions cross paths, together discovering a horrible, liberating truth."
Thought the imdb summary was better than my own. This movie just has too much going on and I didn't want to spoil anything because it's another one of those films where it's better to not know anything.
I'm still not sure how I feel about the writing but I loved the story. By loved I mean I am morally wounded and mentally bruised by the awfulness that is the story but I liked how they held nothing back. They just told it how it is, which was nice. I enjoy when films don't let the audience off easy.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt was...I have no idea how he did a role like that. He basically plays a teenaged, gay prostitute. Lots of no clothes, lots of weird sex and lots of awful, awful things. I was literally pulling my hair because of the stress some of his scenes caused me. Crazy man.
I also enjoyed Michelle Trachtenberg even though she wasn't in the film that much. I've always liked her. Brady Corbet was a cute addition that was sort of lingering around but then had two pretty explosive scenes that really surprised me.
Really awful but good story with some crazy scenes that most films that try to touch on this subject would shrink in horror at the thought of filming. With that said I still feel like this movie was missing something. When the end came I was moved but still wanted something else...not sure what.
Big high fives for all.


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- "Okay, here's what we know. The plans for the Quadronomic Fluxer were created by a team of Nessemite designers down planetside. Once the government got wind of what that was all about, they figured as soon as word got out, Nessem would be center of a big shooting war"
- ―Roald Lasdal, to the Rebel Alliance agents sent to recovered the schematics of the Quadronomic Fluxer
The Quadronomic Fluxer was an advanced sublight engine fuel mixer component that was developed by designers on the planet Nessem during the time of the Galactic Civil War. According to rumor, the component had the potential to increase the sublight speeds of small starships by up to 20%, but had no effect when a ship was traveling in hyperspace. When the Nessem government learned of the component's development, they feared that once the existence of the fluxer was revealed, it would bring war to Nessem. However, despite their concerns, the government began making plans to sell the component's schematics to the highest bidder and they stored a copy of the plans aboard a capital ship that was docked with the Nessem Shipyards. The Rebel Alliance learned of the existence of the Quadronomic Fluxer and they sent a team of agents to the Nessem Shipyards, to obtain a copy of the component's plans. The Trandoshan mercenary Ssorku also learned of the fluxer's existence, and he stole a copy of the plans and concealed them inside a kloo horn.
- "Horning In" on Wizards.com (original article link, backup link) (Mentioned only)


text: Considered one of the most combat-proven tactical surveillance mini drones in current operations, the AeroVironment RQ-11 Raven is not new to the Indian armed forces. In 2009, during the Yudh Abhyas at Babina in Uttar Pradesh, the Indian Army got a first hand look at Raven operations in a combat scenario. U.S. Armymen from the 14th Cavalry Regiment, Strykehorse, 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division, demonstrated use of the RQ-11 to soldiers and officers from the Indian Army's 94th Armored Brigade and other units under the 31st Armoured Division. The demonstrations were part of preliminary familiarisation both of the drone technology itself, as well as combat tactics involving hand-launched surveillance drones, a capability still unavailable to the Indian Army's infantry. While a slew of requirements have popped up over the years for hand-launched mini and micro surveillance unmanned air systems, none have been inducted. While several indigenous programmes exist, the U.S. sees the RQ-11 Raven as a 'low hanging fruit' for co-production in India under the ambitious Defence Technology & Trade Initiative (DTTI) pushed by the Obama Administration. The infantry's requirements of such technology, and the fact that it is perceived as an easy deliverable -- the US does not have strict export controls on the very modestly capable Raven, as it does with higher performance unmanned systems like the Global Hawk and Predator -- and will be looking to use it as a door-opener to other, more complex co-development and production understandings. Primarily used by the US military (including the US Air Force, Marines and Special Forces), the Raven has been exported widely, with close to 20,000 airframes delivered to date. Under the DTTI, the U.S. sees India as a possible new manufacturing hub for the drone and as a global supplier. The Indian Army, which has had a chance to not only observe Raven operations first hand, but also the chance to try out the technology both in India and the United States, is impressed by its capabilities. While air vehicle development is at a fairly advanced stage in India under the DRDO and NAL efforts, sensor and communication technology remains a concern, though impressive strides have been made by government-run agencies as well as private firms looking to supply the armed forces.


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