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Discussion in 'NDS - Console and Game Discussions' started by ZenZero, Oct 29, 2008.
whereah the first 3 games on gba were rpg's is this one?
HP DS games: don't touch even with a 10 foot pole.
they tried to make the DS games much better than the GBA games, but all they did was make them horrible.
*dutch guy speaking who read every single HP book in english, and watched all movies atleast twice*
this may sound weird, but for a book like harry potter, you'd probably have more fun reading them than playing them
ok, i have read all the books (qued up until midnight 2 get no. 7) and got all the films - all the ps2 games are great and i loved no.3 on gba! but as i cannot afford an ez-3-in-1 i was hoping this one would be RPG?
I can't say I enjoy the Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire game, nor the Order of Phoenix, Goblet of Fire fails almost in every aspect, especially the removal of free roaming. Order of Phoenix improves A LOT from Goblet of Fire, but somehow it looks bland, Harry's hands looks perfectly unnatural, it looks like his hands were tentacles, not hands, and even in my PS2 (which should have perfect fps) the game lags alot, and refused my controllers (which none of my other games refuse).
IMO the best game is Prisoner of Azkaban, and I remember GAmespot said this one is freakin' horrible. This one is not RPG I think, more like limited-roaming type, like the PS2 version


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Wednesday, April 03, 2013
Basking in Warmth, Floating on the Seas
Before the weather gets too warm, I need to write about the amazing Christmas gift that SwingDaddy gave me: a towel warmer!
One of odd bits of knowledge we picked up during my somewhat difficult delivery of Q-ster was that the labor and delivery ward of our hospital (and probably many other wards as well) has a blanket oven, and the nurses kept replacing my blankets with new ones fresh out of the oven to ward off my chills.
This is way better, because it doesn't involve being in the hospital - just plug in, drop a towel in the container, when when you step out of the shower, a nice hot towel is ready!
(No affiliation or compensation from Brookstone - I just really like it.)
In totally unrelated news:
Virginia Tech has developed a giant robotic jellyfish. It's the size of a human, and they plan to use it to monitor ocean environments.
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Summary of assessment regulations
Please note this page is a little out of date, and needs to be updated
Assessment is the thing students worry about the most. It is important that they understand the assessment regime that is used during their study. This is an attempt to describe the University of Salford scheme in a single page.
It is a complex system, and this page is necessarily a simplificiation and a summary. You will probably want to come back to this page several times during your study (and talk to your personal tutor or programme leader for guidance). Please let me know if you find this page useful, incomprehensible, or anything in between!
- The University of Salford operates a modular, credit-based assessment system. "Modular" means that your course has been divided up into small parts, each on a distinct theme, that will be assessed separately. "Credit-based" means that decisions about how you proceed through your course will be made by considering how many modules you have passed rather than how well you passed them (how well you passed them is relevant to your degree classification, of course).
- Each module has a "module specification form" that describes the syllabus, what you are expected to learn, and how your learning will be assessed. The module specification form also assigns each module a "credit rating" (usually 10 or 20 credits). You can find all module specification forms elsewhere on the "First Year Matters" webpage.
- The lecturer will invent coursework assignments and exam questions, and will write a marking scheme to determine how to mark each question or assignment. The questions and answers are checked by another academic from the CSMT discipline, as well as by an "external examiner" (a senior academic from a different university whose job it is to ensure academic standards are comparable)
- Each component of assessment is worth a percentage of the module. The marks for each component are combined into a "module mark". If you get a "module mark" of 40% or more then you are awarded the credits for that module.
- There are 120 credits for each of your first, second and final years. To pass each year, you need all 120 credits. In other words, you need to pass all of the modules. (There are some circumstances where you will be allowed to pass the year even if you have scored slightly less than 40% in one or two modules. This is your safety net, and you should not rely on this.)
- At the end of each year, you get a "level mark" which is a weighted average of all the "module marks" you have been awarded that year. Your level mark is a good indication of overall progress.
- If you do a placement, it counts as part of your second year.
Meetings of the "Board of Examiners"
- After marking and checking of the semester 1 examinations, the "Board Of Examiners" meets to approve the marks awarded. After this meeting, you will be told the results of semester 1 modules.
- After marking and checking of the semester 2 examinations, the "Board Of Examiners" meets to decide whether the student has passed the year and can proceed to the next stage. After this meeting, you will be told your results and any decisions made by the Board of Examiners. This may be that you can proceed to the next stage of your degree, or it may be that you need to do some resit work over the summer.
- After marking and checking of the September resit examinations, the "Board Of Examiners" meets to make a final decision about whether the student can proceed to the next stage of their degree, or whether they need to repeat their current stage.
- If you do not get all the credits at the first attempt, you will be allowed a second chance in September. However, the highest "module mark" you can get at the second attempt is 40%.
- If you do not get all the credits at the second attempt, you may be allowed to repeat the year or to repeat the parts of the year that you have failed (again, the maximum "module mark" you can get for a repeated module is 40%). Alternatively, after the second year you may be allowed to proceed to the final year but with a restriction that you can only get an "ordinary degree".
Calculation of your degree classification
- If you pass your final year, a "programme mark" will be calculated from the level marks of your second and third years (¼*second+¾*third). This is used to calculate your degree classification:
- if the "programme mark" is 68.5% or more, you are awarded a first class honours degree
- if the "programme mark" is between 59% and 68.5%, you are awarded an upper second class honours degree
- if the "programme mark" is between 49.5% and 59%, you are awarded a lower second class honours degree
- if the "programme mark" is between 40% and 49.5%, you are awarded a third class honours degree
- if the "programme mark" is less than 40%, you may be eligible to be awarded an ordinary degree (without honours) or you may be asked to repeat any modules that you have failed.
- If the "programme mark" is on the boundary between two classifications then each case will be reviewed individually. There is no automatic right to be "rounded up".


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Do you have experience working with children with emotional behavioural difficulties? Are you looking for flexible work to fit around your lifestyle? Then speak to FPR Group today because we need you!
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- Indication if a rush order is desired for an additional $100
- MNFI staff will respond to the e-mail by sending an information services agreement.
- Once the signed information services agreement has been returned to MNFI a search will be performed and an invoice will be generated and sent to the requestor. In the case of a rush order information on the location will be sent and it will be assumed that the fees will be sent in.
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please come...
My Mum, sister in law and I are hosting a Macmillan coffee morning and I just wanted to invite anyone who happens to be a local reader (near Kings Lynn, Norfolk). They'll be a lot of cake, a raffle with some amazing prizes and a bring and buy. There's loads of these going on so if you can't make ours why not try and go to another one local.
I'm so excited about it and spend all my evenings wondering what to make! The bake off's not helping as I'm now have a constant desire to learn more and become an amazing baker... First of all need to practice pastry and bread making but I won't be doing that for this! Think I'll be inspired by ottolenghi and turn mums kitchen into an amazing deli of deliciousness! Well at least try!
So PLEASE if you're free and can come on the 28th September please do! Just drop me an email and I can send you the address and details. If you're also feeling generous and have anything nice to offer for our raffle it would be greatly appreciated! I'm offering a local family or couple photo shoot - and my mum an amazing Christmas cake!
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Oh, if it was in November we'd be there, when we visit ben's grandparents! Sounds like an awesome time...go girlies!! XxReplyDelete
Would love to come! Wish I lived nearby. Hope it goes great. xReplyDelete
Oh I so wish we were visiting the boy's parents that weekend, but we are going to a wedding up our way. I'm sure it will be wonderful though and will look forward to seeing photos! XxxReplyDelete
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sounds like a lovely event. if it only wasn't so far away. hopefully we'll get to see some photos.ReplyDelete
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Have been working on a pilot project to use ActiveMQ as core message provider for a legacy system (which is C++ based) One of the critical requirement is to figure out the best approach to solve following problem 1. I have ESB converting the WS/SOAP callouts into JMS endpoint and pushing the messages into ActiveMQ container. 2. Have CMS handlers on the C++ side to consume/pick the message and reply back. What is not clear to me is, 1. Can i have 2 different operations of a service push the messages to same queue? (e.g. Authentication service has login and logout operation). What is the best approach for these scenarios? How would the scalability issue play into this, assuming there would be 100 users using the system simultaneously? 2. Do i need to create CMS handlers as .exe files. Coz, that way, i would end up having n number of CMS handlers ( .exe files) as consumers for each of the services? Is there a best approach for solving this? 3. How is multi-threading handled by the ActiveMQ CMS apis? thanks in advance.. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Urgent%3A-ActiveMQ-CMS-multi-handlers--tp20890368p20890368.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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Thursday, December 13, 2012
Adrenaline Junkie
We rode the Dominator first and I loved it!! I was pumped for the day! But then Ivan talked me into riding the Intimidator 305... I blacked out on it! (Which after this happened and I talked to people, is pretty common on that ride!) It was pretty scary!
I still rode every roller coaster there throughout the rest of the day, but after that experience, every single one made me feel sick to my stomach! :(
Oh well, don't think I'm not going back next summer to try again!!! ;)
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Those rides look scary...very scary. I like your photos too. Fun fun fun!ReplyDelete
I think I could have done one or two, but I couldn't do as many as you did. I used to go to King's Dominion when I was younger.ReplyDelete
Rollercoasters are my favorite! What an adrenaline rush!ReplyDelete
Looks like an awesome place to go for an entire day!! I love roller coasters....but lately I realized that I am sort of scare of heights, well not heights but more of falling down while being so high up, I don't think I could have tackled the Intimidator at all!!ReplyDelete
From PDX with Love
I cannot do roller coasters or spinny rides anymore. I could ride maybe........ a merry go round? LOL!ReplyDelete
I love roller coasters, but I can't take them anymore, either. Probably because I didn't go on them for so many years.ReplyDelete


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Related Concepts: Geometric, Rectilinear, Organic, Shape.
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Recorded Webinar Series - Session One, Introduction to UKSG
The launch of a new series of webinars, which aim to bring our most popular face-to-face seminars into a virtual environment.
The main webinars are to be preceded by three complimentary, thirty minute sessions, to give delegates useful background knowledge about UKSG, its members and two of its key projects, KBART and Title Transfer.
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Designed particularly for staff new to working in the industry, whether from a publisher, an intermediary or a library, the webinar may also be of interest to those looking to update their knowledge about UKSG.
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Introductory and non-intensive, entry-level training for the beginner, novice or returner.
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Final Day for EdGEOcation Giving Campaign Drawing
Final Day for EdGEOcation Giving Campaign Drawing
December 15, 2017
USGIF is running a drawing Dec. 4-15 for the EdGEOcation Giving Campaign. Donate to any one of the below tiers to be entered to win one of three prizes. Your donation will support USGIF's K-12 educational activities.
To enter, donate via PayPal, USGIF Connect Store, or Check by Mail by Dec. 15.
There are three tiers—$25-$49, $50-$99, and $100 or more—with a prize for each. Only one donation per entrant per tier is permitted. Winners will be notified the week of Dec. 18.
Donation Tiers
USGIF Package
Includes USGIF Individual Membership for one year, one registration to a USGIF workshop in 2018, and a swag bag of USGIF goodies.
One Night Weekend Stay at the Hyatt Regency Dulles
Includes one night weekend stay at the Hyatt Regency Dulles in Herndon, VA. Package includes a bottle of wine upon arrival and breakfast for two at the hotel's Elements restaurant. Gift certificate must be redeemed by October 2018.
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Two Beginner Ski or Snowboard Package at Liberty Mountain Resort
Includes two lift tickets to the resort's beginner ski area, complete rentals, and a 90-minute class lesson at the Liberty Mountain Resort in Carroll Valley, PA. Valid for ages eight and up during the resort's 2017-2018 ski season.
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1. Entry to the Drawing is available only to persons over the age of 18.
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4. Donations to the EdGEOcation Giving Campaign received on or after November 27, 2017 will be automatically entered into the drawing. Only those making qualifying donations—$25 or more—will be entered.
5. Entrants must submit their donation via PayPal, USGIF Connect Store, or Check by Mail. All donations must be received by 11:59 p.m. on December 15, 2017. Checks must be mailed and received by USGIF by close of business, December 15, 2017. Each entrant must submit their name and email address when prompted by PayPal, USGIF Connect, or in the Donation Check Form to be notified in the event the entrant wins a prize.
6. The prizes are neither refundable, transferable, nor exchangeable and cannot be exchanged for money or money's worth.
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1. USGIF Package: The package includes one USGIF Individual Membership for one year (one year from the time membership is activated), one registration to a USGIF workshop in the 2018 calendar year, and a bag of USGIF items by the choosing of USGIF. Entrants who donate between $25 and $49 are eligible for this prize.
2. One Night Weekend Stay at the Hyatt Regency Dulles in Herndon, VA: A gift certificate for one night weekend stay. The certificate includes a bottle of wine upon arrive and breakfast for two at the Elements restaurant on Level One. Alcohol not included in the breakfast. The room stay and breakfast are subject to availability. This certificate expires Oct. 31, 2018. Entrants who donate between $50 and $99 are eligible for this prize.
3. Two Beginner Ski or Snowboard Package at Liberty Mountain Resort in Carroll Valley, PA: This package includes two restricted lift tickets to the beginner ski area, complete rentals, and a 90-minute class lesson. The lift tickets are only valid for persons ages eight (8) and older. Lift tickets only grant access to the designated beginner ski area. Tickets valid for Liberty Mountain Resort's 2017-2018 Ski Season (end of ski season determined by resort). Lift tickets cannot be resold, traded, or upgraded. Entrants who donate $100 or more are eligible for this prize.
8. In the event that USGIF deems an entrant to have in any way acted in bad faith with respect to the Drawing, such entrant shall be excluded from the Drawing and consequently deemed ineligible to win the prize.
9. The Drawing will take place December 18, 2017. You do not need to be present for the Drawing. USGIF will notify winners via email the week of December 18, 2017.
10. USGIF's decision is final with respect to all matters relating to awarding of the Prizes and shall not be subject to review or appeal by any entrant or by any third party.
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TEHRAN (AFP) – Iran showed off missiles, warplanes, tanks and marching troops on Wednesday in a display of military strength in the face of growing regional tensions.
The Islamic republic used the 36th anniversary of the start of the Iran-Iraq war to parade arms including 16 ballistic missiles through Tehran.
A new missile with multiple warheads, called Zolfaghar, was also on show with a threat directed at Iran's arch-rival Israel written on the side of the truck transporting it.
"If the leaders of the Zionist regime make one false move, the Islamic republic will destroy Tel Aviv and Haifa," it said, referring to two Israeli cities.
S-300 missiles delivered by Moscow this year were also on show in the capital. Other military parades were held elsewhere in the country.
"The recent decision of the American criminals to give military aid to the usurper Zionist regime (Israel), reinforces our determination to increase our defence capabilities," said General Mohammad Bagheri, chief of staff of Iran's armed forces.
The United States and Israel in September signed a record $38 billion 10-year military aid deal, despite increased disagreement over the Middle East peace process.
"The ultimate objective of the United States, the Zionist regime and those who support terrorist groups… is to destroy the infrastructure of Syria and Iraq in favour" of Israel, Bagheri said.
Tehran has advisers on the ground in Iraq and also in Syria to help the military in both countries battle armed groups fighting the national governments.
Iran also has fraught relations with its Gulf Arab neighbours, particularly Saudi Arabia.
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Meaning of BIO-ECONOMIC MODELLING in English
An analytical tool to facilitate management decisions. Bio-economic models establish functional relationships between specific characteristics of the natural resource base, (e.g. a fishery resource), and the activities of man to make use of such resource. The formalization of such relationships require certain abstractions from reality, as well as assumptions about the biological processes and human behaviour. To the extent that these assumptions may be partially violated in a specific fishery under study, the results of models should be considered as theoretical and potentially biased. While the reliability of models increases with the validity of the assumptions, there are limits to formalizing and to interpreting the results of highly complex systems. Sparre and Willmann (1992).
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As part of ODEON Cinema's Silver Cinema screenings, there will be a chance to experience The Old Vic's The Crucible from 2pm on Thursday 25th June only with guests being offered complimentary tea, coffee and biscuits before the screening and during the interval.
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Raising a Boxer Dog requires patience, a sense of humor, a lot of work, a few good tricks and a bit of luck. Raising 3 Boxers requires a weekly visit to the Therapist. This blog will take you on a sometimes wonderful, sometimes chaotic and sometimes scary journey as you follow the Royal Pooches on their wild Adventures. We will share what it's like living with Boxers from activities to food, from health issues to training tips. Add to the Adventure and join them in the Mythical Land of Hagg.
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- Teresa Gardner said...
At the moment all five of our dogs are rescues. But, if we ever get another Shetland Sheepdog, I would have no problem going to a breeder. However, if I cannot meet the parents, see health records of the line, and see the environment where the dogs are kept, it would be no deal. And I would only go to a breeder that only bred one breed of dog. We did that with our first Sheltie and had a wonderful dog for many years.
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- Brenda Haggai said...
Responsible breeders serve a very important purpose. Without them, we would not have the breeds we love so dearly. It sounds like you know how to check out the breeder you use. I love my breeders and trust that they know exactly what they are doing to perpetuate the Boxer breed. That is the only dog they breed and I emphasize that they do not sell over the internet, nor do they even post pictures of puppies on their website. I am required to check in with them on a regular basis so that they can keep track of any health issues that might arise. They also like to keep up with what their pups are doing as they grow up to make sure they have good homes.
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Reading, Writing, & Spelling
This year your child will do a wide variety of reading. There is more of a focus on reading informational text than there has been in previous grades. The majority of the informational reading will be in Scholoastic News magazines and in monthly publications of Scholastic Story Works. Scholastic News is a weekly "news magazine" for children and Story Works is a monthly publications that teaches Language Arts concepts through a variety of literature and genres. Students will learn to write in response to a question and cite specific information from the text. They will also be required to answer questions about articles read and will learn to go back to the article to find each answer. There is an online version of the Scholastic News and Story Works, we encourage you to check it out at home! Along with the informational text we will also read from the McGraw/Hill Anthology. Students will be taught comprehension strategies to help them gain a deeper understanding of what they have read. Independent reading is another component of our program. Students will read books at their level and take comprehension quizzes on Reading Counts. Each marking period students will be required to collect a set number of reading counts points. Please ask your child about their progress toward this goal. We are in the process of creating lifelong readers!
Fourth graders will be working toward building stamina in writing this year. Using a writer's workshop approach, students will learn that writing is a process. We will write persuasive essays, personal narratives and literary essays. In addition, students will engage extensively in writing constructed responses in the content areas. Fourth graders will learn to "put the question in the answer" and to use and cite evidence from the text as we integrate our reading and writing. Sharpen those pencils!
We use the Sitton Spelling program in fourth grade. The foundation of the program is that students are tested repeatedly on the same words so that children can become lifelong spellers instead of just "memorizing" for the test. Each week students will have a Refrigerator List with five Core Words along with any words missed on the tests from the previous week. A complete list of the Core Words is available here for your reference. We have also created a list of words students often have trouble with on tests. Each week there is a Dear Parent Letter to accompany the lessons taught in class. This is considered homework and is due back to school no later than Wednesday each week. If you need an extra copy of the homework please click here and find the Dear Parent Letter that corresponds to the unit for the week. See the fourth grade calendar for weekly spelling units.


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Our beeswax comes from the Peace River area (Northern BC – Alberta). It is well filtered and has a lovely fragrance. Beeswax is naturally malleable and tacky. Used on its own beeswax is very smooth with very little crackle. If the characteristic crackle effect of batik is desired an excellent recipe is 50% beeswax and 50% paraffin wax. To obtain strong concise detail for direct application through a tjanting tool, a ratio of 70% beeswax to 30% microcrystalline wax is a good place to start experimenting. Excellent applicators for applying hot wax are the Japanese Rofude brushes and the many varieties of tjanting tools. Wax requires ironing, boiling or drycleaning to remove.
Our favorite way to melt wax is by using an electric fry pan (one with a working thermostat), as it is easy to work from, control the temperature and to store wax in for future use. Wax can also be melted directly in a small metal container placed over a Bunsen burner, or on a heating element. Do not exceed the melting point of 260° F., as the wax will begin to break down and discolor the fabric, and too high a temperature will cause unnecessary toxic smoke and possibly ignite. PROPER VENTILATION IN YOUR WORK AREA IS A MUST WHEN WORKING WITH HOT WAX.


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Despite my fairly limited exposure to the music of Billy Bragg, it turned out to be a superb evening. A good mix of songs that I knew and songs that I didn't, plenty of banter, and a few good sing-along tunes.
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Raw Fusion/Digital Underground member MONEY B is keeping the DU name alive and well with new recruit YOUNG HUMP, through a new feel good sexy club filler entitled 'Come Here'. Featuring Bay Area legend Too $hort, the pair are creating a new chapter for Digital Underground…witness the climb and hit the play button on the hot track.
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Want to know how to grow Puya seeds, well it is not difficult and in our experience they germinate quite readily albeit erratic with some seeds germinating within 14 days others planted at the same time can take upto 35+ days or maybe more up to 2 months in some cases so please be patient if they don't all sprout at once and don't throw any away until you have allowed sufficient time to pass. Normally as a rule however germination happens fairly quickly.
The tiny seeds should be started indoors and sown directly onto the surface of a sandy / cactus compost growing medium, another popular choice is a 50 / 50 mix of seed starting compost and fine grit which can be used when potting on also.
(Another popular alternative is to germinate the seeds in between 2 peices of damp paper towels that have been place and sealed in a clear plastic food baggie and popped in a propagator or on a heat mat under light. If you choose this method it is important to open and reseal the bag once a day to allow in clean air and to stop the paper towels from becoming to dry.)
Very lightly cover the seeds with a fine sprinkle of the medium so that light can still penertrate the surface as these seeds need lots of light to germinate.
To encourage germination it would be ideal to use bottom heat to maintain a soil temperature of 65 - 75F which in our experience is the optimum temperature range to kick start the little seed into life.
Once your seeds have germinated and have several true leaves you can pot them on into individual planters or seedling pots. Remember that the seedlings will be very small and delicate but if cared for and grown correctly they will soon become established and from that point on they can almost take care of themselves.
Keep seedlings in semi-partial shade and away from very hot temperatures.
Once established your Puya will happily bake away in the sun all day long if you wish to put it out in the garden through the spring, summer and early autumn and even though they are rather hardy we still recommend over wintering in a green house or indoors if possible.
Water moderately whenever the soil is about 2/3 dry down at root level and it is important to avoid letting the soil completely dry out, remember damp but not soggy.
Never let the pots sit in a tray of water and keep fairly dry throughout the winter months, unless temperatures are above freezing.
Feed with ordinary vegetable fertilizer at 1/3 of the recommended doseage once a month during the growing season which is from early Spring to mid Autumn.
Some Puya varieties can take several years to produce flower spikes but this time can be reduced dramatically by using a well balanced plant hormone or fertilisers and taking good care of the plant.


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By the end of April, 2014, the barn progress was moving along nicely! The chicks and ducklings exploded in size and were enjoying Spring in Michigan. Our lifelong dream was truly becoming a reality!
The chickens and ducks were settling in nicely, so it was time for a few more new friends…goats! Most assumed we would milk our goats, but this was not the case. Our goats are all castrated males, saved from becoming "goat sticks". Some might see this as a waste and ask what is their purpose on the farm!? That answer is easy…comic relief! Spend 5 minutes with a goat and you will be head over heals in love, for all eternity!
During all of the excitement, about 18 weeks from the day the chicks arrived, we were given the gift of our first egg! It felt like we had done ok as chicken mamas! Keep in mind, neither of us had any farming experience. Wifey and I loved to garden and had years of experience growing anything and everything, but other than cats and dogs, farm animals were a new addition to our life! Thank goodness we both loved to research!
Goats were not the only new addition! If we were going to have a barn, we would need a few barn cats! Meet Leo, Bartholomew, Buddy and Pumpkin! (Can you tell the kiddos helped with the naming of the kittens?!)
As the goats and kittens were exploring their new home, it was time to prepare for our next big addition…horses. This meant we needed pasture fencing.
Our goal was to have the horses delivered by 4th of July weekend. Although the barn looked almost ready to go, we still had stall mats, bucket hooks and hay feeders to purchase and install.
Everything was falling into place. In just a few short weeks, two beautiful creatures would enter my life and change it forever…
"I've heard it said, that people come into our lives for a reason, bringing something we must learn and we are led, to those, who help us most to GROW if we let them and we help them in return…"
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Fun for the Family at Jack London State Historic Park
Family Fun Days—four events at Jack London State Historic Park that are geared to adventurous tots from pre-K through 2nd grade—is on the calendar this spring, summer and fall. Each event tackles a different theme, but they all inspire learning by combining natural science, art and sustainability.
Most events run from 10 a.m.-noon, so you might want to pack a picnic lunch and enjoy the park afterward. Children love exploring the historic farm buildings of the Park's Beauty Ranch: the silos, barns and definitely the famous Pig Palace. On Saturdays you can also take a free 1:30 p.m. guided tour of the Beauty Ranch—no reservations required.
Participation in Family Fun Days is free, but a park entry fee of $10 per vehicle is payable at the gate (members enter free).
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April 8—Nature's Recyclers (Saturday): Kids will get a close look at Nature's own recycling system and learn how humans can reduce, reuse, and recycle too. A 45-minute nature walk leaves the meadow at 10 a.m. and ends with fun activity stations that use recycled materials to play games and make crafts.
June 10—Talons and Trails (Saturday): Children will explore the unique body structures and behaviors that help birds survive and thrive in the wild. They'll also meet real live raptors up close at an exciting presentation by the experts of the Santa Rosa Bird Rescue Center. Afterward, the group will take a walk to the Wolf House Ruins, investigating birds in the forest and playing learning games. Meet at the House of Happy Walls Museum.
August 12—Nature's Palette (Saturday): Kids will enjoy a fun look at the roles of color and pattern in the plant and animal kingdoms. Through trail activities and fun games, they'll learn about this science on a nature walk. Following this, they'll create watercolor paintings in an outdoor art studio. Meet in Beauty Ranch.
October 14—Fall in the Forest (Saturday): Children will explore how animals use their five senses to survive the seasonal changes from fall to winter. A Nature walk departs at 10 a.m. and ends with craft and activity stations in the meadow. Meet in Beauty Ranch.
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Last week, Sean Avery decided to show the world something you would typically see in a locker room. The 35-year-old hockey hunk with smooth buns of steel posted a photo on Instagram while sporting an athletic supporter, and showed off his perfectly round tush. It's better than Bieber's.
Avery and his fiancée Hilary Rhoda (maybe he's bi?) were apparently attending a fitness festival that weekend, which explains his caption: "Are u ready to #Sweat with me this Sat @southamptonsweat 08/29/15."
Avery's photo created a lot of buzz around Instagram, and sent everyone into a frenzy. His plump tush made us wonder how many of you wear athletic supporters! Take the poll below and remember to share it with your friends.
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The Monrovia City Court at the Temple of Justice in Monrovia has detained three men for alleged forgery and counterfeiting of United States dollar in hundred bills to con victims in a money doubling scheme.
Defendants Augustine Segbah, Prince Miniko and Nagbe Tweh were on July 28 arrested by the Liberia National Police (LNP) during a general raid in Montserrado County.
The Police charge sheet stated that during the process, they confiscated from the defendants five bundles of fake100 United States dollar bills in the Borough of New Kru Town in Monrovia.
The Police charge sheet further indicated that the three defendants were then turned over to the Special Investigation Unit (SIU) for a probe.
The defendants were on Thursday arraigned before the Monrovia City Court to answer to the charges levied against them.
During the investigation, it was established that the defendants were arrested in a room in the Borough of New Kru Town, and that the defendants usually use the fake US bills to cajole their victims under the guise that the money must be washed with a liquid before it can become clean money.
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The Minority in Parliament has raised concerns about a directive from the Presidency asking the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) to provide funding or a financial guarantee to support the government's plans to bring two power barges from Turkey to ease the nation's power problems.
According to the Minority, the request was outside the mandate of the state-owned oil giant, and has therefore called on the Minister of Power to bring the agreement to Parliament for scrutiny.
The Minority Spokesperson on Finance, Dr Anthony Akoto Osei, in an interview with Citi FM said, 'I understand the Ministry of Finance has issued a comfort letter for GNPC to do the transaction. I can confirm further that ECOBANK has issued the first $50million because apparently the requirement is US$100million and aside this consent, there is no transparency.'
'First of all to the extent that the Ministry of Finance has issued a comfort letter, it's technically a guarantee, should ECG not be able to meet the payment obligation government would have to pay GNPC and I think that because it was an international economic/business transaction, that matter should be brought before Parliament, so Parliament can get the chance to review the agreement.
'We are calling on the Minister of Power to cause to be brought to Parliament this agreement, so that the people's representatives, we are all suffering from this energy shock, so if it is something proper that the government is doing, I'm sure they would get support.'
Dr Akoto Osei said the way government was handling the issue was not proper. 'How does the president direct a board? He can only suggest not direct because we will hold the board accountable should they fail.'
The two emergency power barges are expected to generate about 450 megawatts (MW) of power to help stabilize energy supply in the country. The two power barges, each of which has 225 MW, are expected in the country by the end of April 2015.
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{VìE} Life is Full of Little Pleasures
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{Life is Full of Little Pleasures}
VìE. Life. We inhale life & exhale life. On a daily basis we choose how we want to view it. That is...Life. At VìE, we hope to exude it. We wish to make it brighter, happier & lovelier for YOU.
Have you ever noticed that it is often the small comforts, the simple pleasures, that soothe us the most and make us feel that all is right in the world?
Maybe it's the favorite song that transports us to a precious memory, or an unexpected kindness that makes our day, or seeing the first snowfall of the season... In those moments, we are distracted from all worry, fully alive & simply engaged in recognizing that beauty is all around us.
...Speaking of a favorite song, here's one by JJ Heller called "Meant To Be" that'll put a smile on your face.
...And unexpected kindnesses... This is what we all are longing for, right? To know a kindness, even if from a stranger, that speaks to us that we are seen, understood, worthy & appreciated.
Pikes Peak Hospice & Palliative Care is heading up an Acts of Kindness campaign in Colorado Springs this month. We, at VìE Boutique, are thoroughly excited to be involved! So stop in to see us soon and you may just be a recipient. If so, we hope you'll pass it forward and show how #HopeLives.
Here are just a few more of our "little pleasures"...
{The Changing of Seasons}
{The colors of the Colorado Foliage}
{A favorite drink with a favorite person}
Around here, perhaps the most breathtaking sight is this:
"I believe the nicest and sweetest days are not those on which anything very splendid or wonderful or exciting happens but just those that bring simple little pleasures, following one another softly, like pearls slipping off a string."
-Anne of Avonlea
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As 2015 concludes, we also farewell our fabulous 2015 Killings columnists. They've entertained and delighted us all year with fortnightly columns on culture, politics and society, and now they offer us a wrap up of their highlights for 2015 across their respective fields.
Best Film and TV – Anwen Crawford
The year was bookended by two films about the struggle for voting rights: Ava DuVernay's Selma, which dramatised the Selma to Montgomery marches in 1965, and Sarah Gavron's Suffragette, which looked at women's suffrage in early twentieth-century London. Selma is the stronger, braver film, but the history that Suffragette portrays is just as vital.
Jocelyn Moorhouse made a welcome and overdue return to Australian cinema with The Dressmaker, a film that mixed genres (Western, gothic, comedy, melodrama) with aplomb, while Gillian Armstrong's Women He's Undressed, a hybrid documentary-drama, also explored the liberating potential of couture.
Carol Morley's The Falling and Debbie Tucker Green's Second Coming plotted mysterious, provocative happenings that lay somewhere between realism and fable, while Ana Lily Amipour's A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night (pictured) was a delirious and cheeky twist on the vampire archetype.
Desiree Akhavan's Appropriate Behaviour was a hilarious tale of sexual misadventure and manners in modern New York; Marielle Heller's The Diary of a Teenage Girl allowed its fifteen-year-old protagonist to say "I like sex" and not be punished for it – a rare thing in cinema.
On television, Viola Davis made history by becoming the first African-American woman to win an Emmy award for a lead dramatic role, in the thriller How To Get Away With Murder. The show is ridiculous, but Davis is brilliant, a Stradivarius among the school violins. 8MMM Aboriginal Radio, written by and starring Trisha Morton-Thomas, was a terrific comedy about community broadcasting and Australian race relations, while UnREAL cleverly dramatised the off-camera manipulations of an American dating show. I was moved by the third and final season of My Mad Fat Diary, starring Sharon Rooney, while a second season of Transparent has arrived just in time for the holidays. Happy viewing, everyone!
Read more from Anwen here.
Best Books – James Tierney
Writing an end of year round-up is difficult and partial at the leanest of times and we happily are not in the leanest of times. Australian fiction has been especially impressive this year as many mid-career authors delivered their most impressive books to date. Stephanie Bishop's The Other Side of the World and Lisa Gorton's The Life of Houses shared a quiet skilfulness, an undemonstrative élan, that only deepened on subsequent reading.
James Bradley's Clade succeeded at keeping enormous and disastrous ecological change at a scale both astounding and graspable, demonstrating what an author of high literary skill can communicate about the matters of the greatest urgency – be they civilisation-flattening floods or the death of a child. A handy non-fictional companion to Clade is Jane Rawson and James Whitmore's The Handbook: Surviving and Living with Climate Change, which takes a clear-eyed and precisely written look at the building catastrophe, offering firm advice without a hint of false comfort.
Mireille Juchau's The World Without Us is a novel with a weather all of its own – funny, lissom and deeply humane. Charlotte Wood's The Natural Way of Things can be read as a counterpoint to Juchau but its achievement is not a jot less prodigious. An electric pulse of justified anger runs through Wood's novel, aimed squarely at the mean prosecutorial nature of this country's easy self-congratulation.
From beyond these borders, volumes of retranslated poetry and non-fiction of the best bedevilment will long stay with me.
Patty Crane's translation of the selected poems of Swedish Nobel Prize winner Tomas Tranströmer in Bright Scythe is subtle and in significant examples – such as the long poem Baltics – are now the best extant versions in English. Pierre Joris' Breathturn Into Timestead: The Collected Later Poetry of Paul Celan is an immense achievement, maintaining as perhaps no other translation quite has Celan's elegant and hesitating cynicism.
I end the year haunted by two books. Fractured and elegiac, Maggie Nelson's The Argonauts shone with a sharp, luminous intelligence. Rita Felski's The Limits of Critique is a persuasive attack on criticism's constant mode of suspicion and suggests that a more fulsome scale of emotions, starting with a basic admittance of affect, could reinvigorate our ways of reading.
Read more from James here.
Best Literary Lenses – Angela Meyer
This year I've finished fewer books than in previous years, which I would blame partly on working in publishing (reading more manuscripts) and partly on the fact I've been working steadily on my own manuscript. But there have still been literary experiences that have influenced the way I've seen the world for a while, or for good. I think that's partly what my column has been about – this literary life, the incorporation of texts into my worldview, seeing (and remembering) through a lit-influenced lens. So my 'best of' is of lenses – of clarity, colour, murk. You can read about 1984, Hamlet, and others in my column. Here are a few others.
Rush Oh! By Shirley Barrett, a transporting yarn set in Eden, NSW, where the killer whales helped the whalers, was a day at Sea World in Florida when I was 10 and crying because I couldn't set free Shamu, it was my orca bedspread and glow-in-the-dark picture and one of the first short stories I wrote where a young girl fell in the water and was saved by those stunning black and white creatures. It is this moment of writing, from Eden, where I will finally visit Old Tom's skeleton.
John Cheever's Journals are what I'm in now, reading them concurrent to his stories. They are about writing, and anxiety about desire. And he's made me look differently at light.
A Little Life by Hanya Yanigahara made me think of a Jude I know and another kinda Jude and the relentlessness of their diseases and the one who barely clings to life and won't let anyone past the hard shell he's created. The relentlessness is what the novel captured.
Under the Skin by Michel Faber was mood – eerie Scotland and human animals. Iris by John Bayley was about loving someone completely for themselves, their truly complex, often unknowable selves.
Read more from Angela here.
Best Theatre and Performing Arts – Jane Howard
At the end of the year, as I again write from a city I don't call home, wrapping up 2015 seems an impossibility. The more I travel it feels the more I miss, aware of the shows that will be on in cities when I leave them. And yet, there is comfort in knowing what was missed is missed. For the literature critic, the books will still be there waiting. Performance just leaves us in its dust.
But then what of the year-end lists? What could I begin to describe of theatre in 2015 when I at once saw so much and so little, and didn't hold any city truly in my grasp? So, looking back at 2015, I can only say: here's to the year that was as much to the year that wasn't.
Here's to describing the bonkers brilliance of Encounter Productions' I Heart Catherine Pistachio as 'Sister's Grimm does dance theatre' while missing the genius of Sister's Grimm doing opera. Here's to Adena Jacobs' refusal to be easy or kind in making her controversial and wonderful Wizard of Oz, without seeing her controversial Antigone or Bacchae . Here's to being overjoyed at discovering the feminism of Sh!t Theatre's Women's Hour, and to being content the feminism of Hissy Fit's I Might Blow Up Someday had to happen without me. Here's to wracking my body with sobs and covering my face in glitter in Brigitte Aphrodite's My Beautiful Black Dog, and to every show everywhere that exposed as big a heart.
Here's to discovering brilliant new and exciting performance makers in Adelaide and Edinburgh's fringe festivals, while missing their counterparts in Melbourne's. (Here's to considering why the economics of being a freelance Australian theatre critic makes working in Edinburgh easier than working in Melbourne.)
Here's to a year of theatre that was so big and grand and wonderful the only way I can capture it is to capture what it wasn't. Here's to more shows missed in 2016.
Read more from Jane here.
Best LGBTQI and Feminism – Rebecca Shaw
When thinking about this past year and the moments in feminism and LGBTQI issues I loved, I realised pretty quickly that my favourite moments in both categories occurred around women. As it has been this year and as it probably will be ever year, the existence of smart, powerful, fearless, talented women and all that they do will always be a highlight.
Viola Davis Wins Everything
A the Emmy Awards this year Viola Davis became the first African-American woman to win the Emmy for best actress in a drama series for her role on How to Get Away with Murder. She capped off the win with a stirring speech about diversity in Hollywood, including an homage to actresses of colour who have come before.
Soccer and Smooches
If a moment combines feminism and queerness, you know it has to appear on my list. In July, the final of the women's World Cup became the most watched soccer game in U.S history (for men or women) when the U.S national team defeated Japan. After the final whistle, Abby Wambach, who has scored more international goals than any man or woman in history, ran over to the stands and planted a smooch on her wife Sarah Huffman. A victory for us all.
Laverne Cox and Another Flawless Year
Laverne Cox is a fantastic actress, a patient and intelligent speaker, and an impassioned advocate for transgender people. She is also gorgeous, and this year posed nude for Allure, saying:
"But I'm a black transgender woman. I felt this could be really powerful for the communities that I represent. Trans women certainly are not told we're beautiful. Seeing a black transgender woman embracing and loving everything about herself might be inspiring to some other folks. There's beauty in the things we think are imperfect."
Honourable Mention
Holland Taylor (72) is dating Sarah Paulson (40), and they are adorable. Get it.
Read more from Rebecca here.


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December 17, 2017 @ 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Join the Salem Common Neighborhood Association and The Bridge at 211 for a festive afternoon of holiday music! This free annual concert is one of the only in Salem during the winter holiday season and will showcase the carols and musical selections of the Merrimack Valley Concert Band.
The SCNA will also host a food drive to benefit The Salem Food Pantry. Come give back and revel in the music of the season!
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The primary form of traditional art I do in terms of quantity is without a doubt sketchbook doodling. I try to draw every day on the bus to and from work, which means that when I'm "on" I can get two hours of drawing a day. I don't have a 100% success rate, especially if I end up taking a nap or can't get a seat, but in comparison I'll at best do one photoshop illustration on the weekend.
Really quick, here's some thoughts on my sketchbook process, which can differ hugely from artist to artist.
•I use 11" by 14" Cachet acid free sketchbooks, which are bound in black hardcover rather than spiral. I like them because they're highly protected since they've got spines and thick covers, which means they'll be protected years from now. I like the large format (but not a hugely ridiculous format) because it's the largest format to fit in a backpack or totebag, and I won't kill people on the bus by whipping it out.
•I start by dating the inner cover. This particular sketchbook is dated "November 3, 2008...One day to the election!!!"
•I write "FRONT" on the inside cover as well. I've had numerous sketchbooks that I accidentally start from both ends.
•I then write a list of subjects on the inside cover, as a way to avoid artist's block. I find that when I don't feel like drawing, I can just look at this arbitrary list of subjects and just pick something, then force myself to draw that. Here's the current list:
---life drawing (people on the bus)
---Head (as you'll see, I do this one way too much)
---Full body
---New Media
---Arbitrary line of action (this is a technique I developed, in which I draw any sort of squiggly line, then start attaching a person to it. Very organic!)
---RPG races
---RPG character (By "RPG races/character" I'm referring to an old favorite for inspiration of mine. I'm frequently creating characters for D&D games and such, and also have several long-term RPGs I've been designing myself. So even if I don't feel like drawing a person on the street or random fantasy crap, it feels good to draw my characters, as a way to get in character.)
•Drawing on the bus is an artistic skill in itself. Many people I know gave up on the idea, due to how the bumping, shaking, starting, stopping and embarrassing onlooking crowds discourage good art. But like anything, it just takes a lot of practice. At this point I think my bus habits have been folded into my technique, which has led to a more careful and precise, value-based method in general (albeit at the lack of gestural quality.)
•I also draw primarily using mechanical pencils. Mechanical pencils on a bus? It's like I combined the most erratic and harsh things I could! But similar to drawing on the bus, drawing with mechanical pencil just takes time. I also have a specific recommendation if you're drawing with mechanical pencil, and need a way to avoid the harsh, sharp, paper-indenting quality it's usually associated with. To draw gently with mechanical pencil, I recommend using training wheels by overextending your lead, even to around an inch long. What will happen over time is that you HAVE to start drawing softly, or else your lead breaks. over time you'll develop a soft touch, and you'll also find that you can increase or decrease your line weight by increasing or decreasing the length of your lead. Once you master these things, you've got two luxuries: first, you'll never be choosing between short, stubby old pencils and long new pencils. Second, you won't have to sharpen any more. Give it a shot, eh?
•Lastly, I mark the final page of my sketchbook with the date it was finished. The theory is to get better at filling it up faster every time.
And now for the point of this post. With the last sketchbook I finished, the whole time filling it up I kept planning to post the best stuff on this blog, and make it a regular habit. Unfortunately, by the time I finished it, there was too must stuff to put up. Do you have any idea how boring and time-consuming it is to scan stuff? Blah! I'd rather be drawing.
So with my current sketchbook, I decided to post my stuff at the halfway point, as a way to cut the workload in half. So here you are, the first half of my November 3rd sketchbook. These drawings were my favorites of this half, although I had to nix a few excellent (but work-related) sketches. Here goes!
This was two things: some quick gestures for a death animation, and a decent head. One problem I've been running into is that I draw heads WAY too much. It's my favorite part of anatomy, and also the part of anatomy I'm most comfortable with. A lot of this translates into my favorite parts of 3D: facial rigging. I also recently created an in-house head generator to mass produce avatar options, and thus have been in a mood of recording different facial features.
I drew these robot heads on a trip up to Bellingham, WA to help my brother move.
Also drawn on my way to Bellingham. The nipples were my brother's idea.
More heads, trying to get a handle on different facial features, such as "Pink Flamingos" eyebrows and a more protruding lip tubercle.
More heads, studying mongoloid features and skeletally stretched skin.
MORE heads, studying what I think of as Greek/English features: low noses, small pouty mouths, and smooth zygomatic processes.
I was trying to recreate what I think of as "Waterhouse Chin," referring to the recurring muse of John William Waterhouse's paintings, most famously seen in his masterpiece "Lady of Shalott." It's partially due to the upward tilt of the head, and partially due to the square jaw offsetting otherwise feminine features.
My favorite yet! I like that I retained some human qualities in this, and although I went waaay off the "realism" cliff, I think I maintained a realistic anatomical bone structure in this.
Another random head, with my most common "alternative media" of pen. Considering this was drawn from imagination, I felt happy with how realistic it turned out.
Toying around with the anatomy of an alien species...I'm going for two tongues (the main aberrational feature), broad, short heads, lizard/dinosaur features, and semi-permanent wide eyes and grins. Still needs some work, IMHO.
Some gestures and studies of torsos. I think I was feeling guilty about drawing nothing but heads.
Aaaaand lastly, some more heads and a gesture drawing.
Here's hoping the second half of this sketchbook was as fun as the first.


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