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Turn This Car Around.
This is just stunning, guys. The lyrics suit the boys' relationship right down to the ground and the video is all about the constant push-pull of their relationship throughout the series - the places where they hate each other, the places where they can't stand to be without each other and all the places in between. Go! Watch and enjoy!
Guess I should post mine too, huh?
Title: Kiss Me Once
Fandom: CW RPS
Pairing: Jared/Jensen
Rating: G
Word count: 2500
A/N: Oh my god, this story is so stupid. Written for chomaisky in the 2013 round of spnspringfling for the prompt awakening. Thanks and hugs to dugindeep for helping me brainstorm and listening to be me whine about my brain. Also available on AO3.
Summary: Getting cursed is total bullshit.
Jensen's first thought upon waking was 'agahbulllagggggggh'.
Jensen's second thought was 'I'm never drinking again'.
Jensen's third thought was 'there is a strange man's face in my face'.
"Gah!" Jensen flailed, one hand connecting with something that made an 'oof' sound as he tumbled right off the side of the bed and hit the floor with a thud.
"Agh," Jensen said, from flat out on his back.
"Wow," said a voice, and Jensen craned his neck up to see the strange man who had previously been nose-to-nose with him sitting on the bed and looking even more stunned than Jensen felt, which Jensen didn't really think was fair. "I, uh, really didn't expect that to work."
"What?" Jensen pushed himself upright, realizing with belated concern that he had no idea where the hell he was. It was a small, windowless room, with quietly yellow walls and a large, comfortable-looking bed that Jensen was now at the foot of. The doorway opposite the bed was covered with a gauzy curtain and there was a massive pile of flowers stacked against the wall.
Starting to get properly nervous, Jensen scooted awkwardly away from the bed, trying to keep an eye on the guy and the door at the same time. "The hell is going on? Who the fuck are you?"
The guy held up both hands in a placating gesture. "Sorry, sorry, I should have… you're perfectly safe here."
"And I'm supposed to take your word for that?" Jensen glared at the guy who, now that Jensen was looking at him, was turning out to be pretty hot if Jensen ignored his stupidly long hair and the fact that his shirt boasted colours that Jensen hadn't been aware even existed in nature. "You're the creepy fucker who was watching me sleep."
The guy winced. "I know, I'm sorry, Jensen, but-"
"Oh god, why do you know my name?" Jensen tried to stand up and failed; his muscles felt water weak and his legs refused to support his weight. He thudded back to the ground with panic rising in the back of his throat. "What- did you drug me?"
"What? No!" the guy exclaimed, with enough honest shock that he was either a very accomplished liar or he was actually telling the truth. The guy took a breath. "Okay. I know this is crazy and you're probably really confused-"
"You think?"
"-but I can explain. My name is Jared Padalecki," he said. "And this is the National Center for Paratypical Phenomena. I work here as an archivist."
"Okay," Jensen said slowly, relaxing a little. "What does this have to do with me?"
The guy, Jared, looked at Jensen with a somber sort of regret. "You're here because you were cursed."
Jensen groaned. "Seriously? That is just my fucking luck recently." He looked up at Jared with a deprecating sort of smile, more prepared to appreciate how good looking the guy was now that it looked like he probably wasn't a kidnapper-slash-serial rapist after all. "You know my car got stolen last week? And then my crazy neighbour made me go to her pet hamster's funeral."
"That… sucks," Jared said, sounding like he wasn't entirely sure it was the right thing to say.
"So what curse did I get hit with?" Jensen asked idly. "Only able to turn left? Deathly fear of kittens? That weird one with the mangos? I can still talk, so mutism's out, at least. Just please don't say premature hair loss because my brother will never let me live it down."
Jensen grinned at him, expecting at least a commiserating smile, and was surprised when Jared's expression went tight and sad.
Jensen's smile died on his lips. "It's not hair loss, is it?"
Mutely, Jared shook his head. "Sleep," he said, in a small voice.
Cold stole over Jensen's body. "How long?" he asked immediately, horrifying possibilities spilling through his head.
"How. Long." Jensen repeated, clenching his teeth together hard enough to make his jaw hurt.
"Ah," Jared said, in a tone that fell somewhere between apologetic and unsure. His shoulders hunched. "130 years?"
"130," Jensen repeated in dull shock.
"Or thereabouts." Jared looked at him with sad eyes. "I'm sorry, Jensen."
Jensen didn't answer, busy watching his entire world collapse around him.
Well, Jensen found himself thinking inanely. That explains Jared's terrifying taste in clothes, at least.
The bed creaked as Jared edged closer. "Jensen?"
"Jesus Christ," Jensen said, wiping a hand over his mouth as he tried and failed to process this. "Are you sure?"
Jared nodded, still looking like someone had kicked his puppy. "It's put on record when you get admitted. I can get you the exact number, if you like."
"Maybe later," Jensen managed.
Jared said something else but Jensen wasn't listening.
His whole family was dead. His friends. His boss. His crazy neighbour. His fucking goldfish. Jensen was completely alone for the first time in his life and he…
"How the hell am I going to survive?" he asked suddenly. "I don't even know if my apartment complex still exists, let alone what happened to all my stuff. My job's gone and… fuck, I'm probably obsolete by now, if computers kept going the way they were. How am I supposed to feed myself? My family's d-d…" Jensen swallowed hard, "I've got no family left, unless it's, like, my great-great-grand nieces or something, and-"
"There'll be a trust fund in your name," Jared offered quietly, cutting Jensen's panic off at the ankles.
Jensen blinked at him. "There's a what? Why?"
"Your family will have started a curse fund when they had you admitted here," Jared told him. "And the government pays in an additional stipend based on the degree of inconvenience caused by the curse." He cocked his head. "Isn't that how it was done when you come from?"
"What? Hell no. Curses were just something you dealt with. Most of them weren't that dangerous, anyway. Fuck," Jensen said, more to himself. "Who the hell did I piss off this bad?"
"That's probably on file too," Jared said, because the future was apparently composed of nothing but progressive anti-curse bureaucracy. "If they got indicted for it, anyway. It's a minimum of five years in prison if it can be proved that you cursed someone, and that's just for the minor infractions. In your case, the person who cursed you would have been looking at at least ten years under the Curse Manifestation laws."
"Not gonna complain about that."
A short silence fell, during which Jensen took the opportunity to take a closer look at the room. Now that he knew a bit more of what he was looking at, Jensen deciding that it looked like a cross between a hospital and an empty bedroom. The bed took pride of place in the centre of the room; the pillow was dented from Jensen's head, although the sheets looked barely rumpled except for where Jared's weight was pressing down on them.
Jensen tried to imagine himself lying on that bed for over a century, trapped in stasis while someone came in and dusted and vacuumed and replaced the flowers, day after day. It was impossible.
Jared was watching him with a reasonable amount of kicked-puppy sympathy, a smattering of what looked like professional curiosity and, interestingly, a touch of apprehension.
Which was about when Jensen realized that there was a very important question that he hadn't asked yet.
He tilted his head up at Jared. "How did you break the curse?"
To his surprise, Jared's face immediately flushed a dull, embarrassed red. "Uh, it's…"
Jensen arched an eyebrow. "It's what?"
Instead of answering, Jared fumbled in his pocket and pulled out a glossy, but worn, brochure. He handed it over with a sheepish expression that looked ridiculous in a grown man. Jensen grinned slightly to himself as he looked down at the cover.
Once glance was enough to sour his amusement.
"Sleeping Beauties?" he demanded, slapping one hand against the graceful logo sprawled across the front. 'Make all their dreams of true love come true!' was printed underneath the name in an absolutely unnecessary shade of purple. "I'm part of a freaking exhibit?"
Jared shrugged, at once awkward and defensive. "Well, how else do you think people get their curses broken? It's not like leaving you moldering in someone's attic would be helpful."
Jensen opened the brochure and was immediately confronted with page upon page of names and dates, neatly typed in single columns. A very few had 'awoken!' and a second date next to them in a fancy red script. But, for the most part, it was just long lists of names, faceless and lost.
"You're on the third page," Jared told him quietly, after watching Jensen scour the top of the first column for his name. "First names only. Confidentiality laws."
Flipping the page over, Jensen did indeed find his name printed there, next to a date that he vaguely remembered as an ordinary sort of day. The day he'd been cursed, presumably. There was something horrifying about the fact that the memory was so faint considering that it was the very last day he had to remember.
"It's normal to forget how you got cursed," Jared said, and Jensen's head whipped up in shock. "People always worry about that," Jared continued, before Jensen could start wondering if mind reading was another thing that the future had on Jensen's time. Jared's tone was calm and professionally soothing, but Jensen could sense a tension running just beneath Jared's skin. "Other things might be a little fuzzy for a bit because of how long you've been asleep, but it all ought to come back within a week or two. You'll get recommended to a therapist who can explain it better."
Jensen opened his mouth to ask, then narrowed his eyes as he realized that Jared was trying to distract him. "You still haven't explained how you woke me up. At least, I'm assuming it was you."
"Oh. Uh, I thought that-" Jared gestured vaguely at the brochure, "was kind of obvious. Um. Didn't you ever read fairy tales as a kid?"
"What does that have t-"
Jensen stopped abruptly and Jared ducked his head, his ears bright red where they were peeking out from the fall of his hair.
Jensen was absently glad that he was already sitting on the floor. He was feeling a little faint. "True love's first kiss?"
Just barely, Jared nodded.
"I didn't really think it would work." Jared darted a look at Jensen through his bangs. "So many people come through here, hoping that they'll find their one true love, and it hardly ever happens. I've been here for five years and there's only been two in all that time. It's just-"
"Just?" Jensen repeated, suddenly sure that whatever Jared was about to say was vitally important.
Jared sighed. "I'm not on the floor much, since I'm usually working in the archives, but I'm here often enough. And you were always… I've never done this before," he said abruptly. "Tried for The Kiss. Everyone gives it a go at some point. With all the sleepers, usually, just in case."
Jensen had a brief moment of realization that he'd spent the last 130 years completely comatose while hundreds of nameless strangers macked on him, and hurriedly pushed the thought away before it made him physically ill.
"I never thought it was right," Jared continued. "Going around kissing people with their permission. I mean, it's for a good reason - two good reasons, I guess, if you count finding true love and waking them up as different things - but. It's kind of creepy, you know?"
Jensen could definitely agree with that. "So what changed your mind?"
Jared bit his lip. "I've always just. Liked you. Not in a somnophilia way," he added hurriedly. "But I know all of the curse files like the back of my hand and you just… felt right. Which I know doesn't make sense." Jared scrubbed a frustrated hand through his hair. "But I don't know how to explain it. The sleepers always make me feel sad, but you're the only one who made me feel useless because I couldn't help."
Jensen said nothing, not sure what to do with this.
"I, uh, used to come visit you," Jared confessed, like it was a dark secret. "I'm usually here late and I didn't like the idea of you being alone in here. And today-" Here Jared faltered and had to take a deep breath before continuing. "I was working in the cursed objects wing because our field team recovered a misery orb and I was thinking about how much it must hurt to know that someone you love has forgotten how to love you back and. And I realized that I was almost doing that to myself so I figured, what the hell. Might as well try it and move on. Only…"
"I woke up," Jensen finished.
"Yeah. So, uh," Jared said, with a tremulous little smile. "I really hope you're gay, because being your one true love is gonna be really awkward otherwise."
"Well," Jensen said, feeling strangely calm considering how much information he'd had to assimilate in the last half hour. "I guess I could have done worse. How about we start with you telling me how to break out of this joint," Jensen said, as a smile broke like sunshine across Jared's face. "And, after that, we go for dinner. I'm starving."
"I can do that," Jared said. He walked over to offer Jensen a hand up off the floor, which Jensen accepted gratefully. "I've also got a spare room at my house you can borrow. Since I hear you're homeless and all."
"Smooth," Jensen deadpanned. "Dinner first, Prince Charming. Then we'll see."
Jared laughed. "I shou-"
"Jared?" a voice called, and Jensen jolted in surprise at the unexpected sound. A man in a uniform ducked his head through the gauzy curtain over the doorway, already speaking. "I've got to shut the place do- holy fuck!"
"Surprise?" Jared tried, his face gone pink again as the guy - a security guard, Jensen guessed - gaped, slack-jawed at he and Jensen.
"You- that's… I don't fucking believe this-"
"He might be at this a while," Jared said into Jensen's ear, while the guard continue to flail. "Hope you don't mind waiting."
"Seems like that's all I've been doing for the past 130 years," Jensen said dryly. "You're the one who's going to have to get used to it."
Jared's smile was soft and lit an unfamiliar warmth in Jensen's chest. "Oh, believe me," he said, shifting his grip on Jensen's hand to thread their fingers together. Jensen let him get away with it. "I'm willing to wait as long as it takes."
"Sap," Jensen accused, though mildly. He gave Jared's hand a squeeze, feeling unexpectedly content. "What am I going to do with you?"


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Negotiating With The Lowest Offer in a Multiple Offer Scenario
Imagine this scenario. You are the listing agent holding court in a multiple offer situation. You have five offers on your house which you listed for $699,000. Your expectation was that with any luck you might reach $750,000. Agent Steve's offer is for $710k, Agent Robert's offer is for $740k, Agent Susan shows up with $745k, Agent Betty's clients are $760 and Agent Matthew smokes everyone by bringing in $780k.
You have a couple of choices here assuming all offers are clean (no conditions) and have roughly the same closing date. Choice one, accept the highest offer and break out the bubbly, or roll the dice and send them all back in hopes that you can get even more. Sure you might lose one or two but given the current market conditions in Toronto there is a pretty safe bet that you can squeeze a few more dollars for the sellers.
So in this scenario you send them all back. The conversation goes a bit like this….thanks for all the offers. Frankly they are all pretty close so the Sellers have requested that we give you an opportunity to improve your offers. In this example all the buyers improve their offers. Agent Steve improves to $725k, Robert gets to $750k, Susan's clients are tapped out and only improve to $752k, Betty brings back $760k and Matthew's clients have lost too many homes to go home empty-handed so they lay it all on the table with $802,500. So pretty simple decision really…..or is it?
As the listing agent you are in possession of all the offers. There is plenty of time (lets assume irrevocable time is 11:59pm on all offers) so you decide to try something. You call in Agent Steve and have a conversation that goes like this…."Hi Steve great job on the offer but it's not the highest. However my seller really likes your buyer and wants to make you an offer. We are going to sign it back to you for $820k. I know your clients are waiting outside so I will give you 10 minutes to decide". If the clients balk you move on to Robert. If Robert's clients balk you move on to Susan, then finally Betty. If Betty's client agrees, then they have bought a house. If not, then you still have Matthew's very good offer.
In this example I have kept it pretty simple and haven't complicated it with deposit amounts or short irrevocable times which might skew the results but the question remains, is this way of handling offer night appropriately? Do you find any moral dilemma in handling things this way? Ultimately you are getting the most for your client so you are doing a great job, but are you just playing with the other agents to the transaction? It seems that this is a delicate chess game where a lot could go wrong so ask yourself if the risk out does the reward?
We had a big discussion at our company today and couldn't really pinpoint anything wrong although we did wonder if the listing agent had an ethical duty to let all the other agents know they were in a sign back. sleazy seemed to be bantered around but not illegal. After all is it any different when you have only one offer but kindly ask the Buyer Agent to improve their offer?
I'm sure there will be a lot of discussion to follow on this topic and will certainly add additional comments as they come.
mark mclean is the Broker/Manager at the Bosley Real Estate Queen St W office and President-Elect for the Toronto Real Estate Board. The opinions expressed here do not reflect the opinions of TREB or Bosley RE.

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She won't rest until she's sent every walking corpse back to its grave. Forever.
Had anyone told Alice Bell that her entire life would change course between one heartbeat and the next, she would have laughed.
From blissful to tragic, innocent to ruined? Please. But that's all it took. One heartbeat. A blink, a breath, a second, and everything she knew and loved was gone.
Her father was right. The monsters are real.
To avenge her family, Ali must learn to fight the undead. To survive, she must learn to trust the baddest of the bad boys, Cole Holland. But Cole has secrets of his own, and if Ali isn't careful, those secrets might just prove to be more dangerous than the zombies.
When picking up Alice in Zombieland, you may be expecting a reworking of the classic Alice in Wonderland, with zombies, perhaps a more macabre twist to Wonderland characters, and a whole lot of dark, fantastical nonsense, like I was. In that case, you're not picking up the right book. There are a few tie-ins with the original, such as a girl named Alice and a white rabbit in another form, but missing is the cat and other animals, the Mad Hatter tea party, and the tie-ins are mostly subtle to non-existent (unless I missed the others).
I was disappointed, but not wholly surprised, to discover Alice in Zombieland is yet another paranormal romance, with a paranormal threat, big secrets, teenage girls taking orders from teenage boys and the teenage boys being over-bearing (a pet peeve of mine)… Getting past Alice in Zombieland not being what is expected, other readers may come to enjoy an entertaining story. Personally, and what is probably obvious by now, I wasn't taken with it; something of which I know is not only due to my unmet expectations.
I found the characters frustrating. Kat eventually grew on me, however her interaction with Ali not only brought Ali's standing down, but there was nothing nice about Kat's treatment of Ali. Ali accepting Kat's behaviour and deeming her friend material because of it, from the outset, bothered me.
What also bothered me was the condescending treatment not ending with Kat, but extending to Ali's interaction with Cole. To be fair to Ali, she did protest and stand up for herself to a degree, she wasn't a complete pushover, but it was disconcerting how much she submitted to the treatment. In the end I think I would have found it less irritating if she was a total doormat, especially seeing as she ended up contradicting herself often.
As for the romantic part to the tale, I found it to be off-putting. There was something going on there, but there wasn't anything going on, and no one was clear about anything, for the majority of the romantic story line. It all added to my frustration and dislike of Ali. As for the visions, to avoid spoilers I won't elaborate, but I felt they did not contribute to, nor further, the plot.
Speaking of being unclear, there were sections lacking descriptions, which jarred me from reading. Small things took place, but there wasn't a clear connection, or a lead up, and it fell more to attempting a guess as to what was happening or how something came to be. It didn't read as mystery writing either as descriptions seemed to be missing, but this may owe to my copy being an ARC so I'm still up in the air with that aspect of the story.
What did intrigue me enough to feed my desire of following the story were the zombie myths. A few facets were borrowed from the atypical zombie legend, but others were reworked, and certain components even reminded me of vampires. I was curious to discover more about these new zombies and the abilities of their slayers, but unfortunately I don't feel my curiosity is strong enough if it means having to follow more of Ali and Cole as well. Alice in Zombieland is not my cup of tea, but I can see it appealing to die-hard fans of PNR.
- Genre: Zombie Fiction – Paranormal Fantasy – YA Fantasy – Alice Fantasy
- Demographic: Teens and lovers of YA who also enjoy PNR and Showalter's work.
- Rating Out of Five: ♥♥*
- Meet The Author: Gena Showalter
- Format: ARC in Print Published: To be released October 2012 by Harlequin Books Australia
- Special Thanks To: HarlequinTeen Australia
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"The beauty of drumming lies in its physical character. Whatever you move, whether it's your foot, your arm, your hand, you make a sound of some kind. I believe that rhythm is everywhere, and that it forms a fundamental part of everyday life. We breathe in a rhythm, we walk in a rhythm, and the sun rises and sets with a fixed rhythm. When someone tells me they have no feel for rhythm, I don't believe it. They've just never been made aware of the rhythms that exist everywhere, in their own bodies and all around them." Alaor Soares.


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New footage emerges of Raul Meireles spitting at a referee to earn 11-game ban
Last Friday we brought you news of how former Chelsea and Liverpool midfielder Raul Meireles had earned an 11-game ban for spitting at a referee after being sent off in Fenerbahce's 2-1 defeat to Galatasaray,
Meireles protested his innocene at the time, saying: "I do not accept the charges made about me. The referee says I spit in his face but that is a lie… I have protested the decision, but the claims that I spat are an absolute lie."
And there were plenty of Fenerbahce supporters protesting his innocence.
Now new footage has been uncovered of Raul Meireles spitting at the referee by Spanish newspaper AS and in truth it is pretty gross.
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Galway is the business hub of the west of Ireland, many companies have come to Galway to set up business as it is easy to trade from and has many business parks and industrial estates throughout the city. The Maldron Hotel Sandy Road is the perfect option for accommodation when you are visiting one of these Galway Business Parks.
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Parkmore Business Park
Parkmore Business Park is situated 10- minute drive from Maldron Hotel Sandy Road Galway and is beside the Ballybrit race course where the Galway races take place. The park has businesses ranging from medical practices and factories, computer software, accounts and more.
Liosbaun Business Park And Industrial Estate
Liosbaun Business Park and Industrial Estate is located a 3-4-minute drive from Maldron Hotel Sandy Road Galway. Businesses range from beauty salons, sport shops, cafes, accountants, mechanics, Galway Go Karting and much more.
Galway Business Park
Galway Business Park is located near National University of Ireland Galway, a 15- minute drive from Maldron Hotel Sandy Road Galway. The business park has software companies, financial institutions, educational institutions, insurance companies and many more.
Mervue Business Park
Mervue Business Park is located on the Wellpark Road and is an 8- minute drive from Maldron Hotel Sandy Road. The business park has business that range from Enterprise Ireland, business management consultants, manufacturers, education institutions, medical factories and many more.
Galway Retail Park
Galway Retail Park is a 5- minute drive from Maldron Hotel Sandy Road Galway. The retail park consists of IMC cinema, Lifestyle Sports, Elvery's, Curry's PC World, Woodies DIY, Bellisimo beauty, Harry Corry's, Aldi, Halfords and Smyths Toys. This business park is more retail focused than other business parks in Galway.


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Bryan Cody, DVM
Dr. Bryan Cody grew up in Michigan and studied biology at Cornell University in upstate New York. After too many winters he decided to head to sunny Southern California and attended veterinary school at Western University of Health Sciences, graduating in 2011. Already a born cat lover, he discovered his passion for feline medicine while in veterinary school.
Dr. Cody previously practiced in small animal hospitals in California and Oregon before joining The Cat Doctor. His goal is to create an environment of exceptional service to his clients and practice high quality medicine. He loves all areas of feline practice, with special interests in internal medicine, pain management and preventive care.
When he's not providing expert loving care…just for cats, Dr. Cody enjoys playing the guitar, reading and traveling. He lives locally with his beautiful wife Katarina, son Oliver, and their adorable cats.


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Feminine Psychology and Neurosis and Human Growth by Karen Horney (Norton, $20 each). Where does a young Latina in the 1950s find a healthy feminine role model? Struggling to figure out who I was, I eagerly read an article by German psychoanalyst Karen Horney — later published in Neurosis and Human Growth — on what she called "the tyranny of the should." Her writings helped change the course of my life. Intentionally or not, Dr. Horney was a trailblazer of the feminist movement.
The Art of Loving by Erich Fromm (Harper Perennial, $15). Hollywood heat and sexual attraction do not a lasting relationship make. Psychologist and philosopher Erich Fromm made me realize that enduring love takes hard work and the committed discipline of a bodybuilder. Fromm distills the elements of true love: care, responsibility, respect, and knowledge of the other person.
The Bonesetter's Daughter by Amy Tan (Ballantine, $15). Usually it's impossible to understand the difficulty of cultural change unless you've lived it — in my case by leaving the island of Puerto Rico for the shores of big America. In this 2001 novel, Amy Tan shows how human experience differs in American and Chinese cultures, exposing the reader to a level of insight usually only known experientially. A must-read.
The Yiddish Policemen's Union by Michael Chabon (Harper Perennial, $16). Hearing my late husband, Lenny, laugh out loud while reading this book made me so curious that I couldn't wait for him to finish. "Stop kvetching and buy your own copy," Lenny said. So I did. Michael Chabon's novel about an imaginary Jewish settlement in Alaska is infused with colorful detail, humor, and many surprises.
Ironweed by William Kennedy (Penguin, $15). The plight of the homeless and the disenfranchised of any society is troubling — especially in America, where these people are often nearly invisible. We might even step over them on the way to the grocery. Ironweed, though a hard read, exercises the soul and brings to life the themes of grace, empathy, and redemption.
— During a six-decade performing career, Rita Moreno has won an Oscar, a Tony, a Grammy, and two Emmys. In Rita Moreno: A Memoir, she details her upbringing, her years in Hollywood, and her struggle to break barriers in art and life


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text: Best Hip Hop Moments In #BHM: Happy Birthday J Dilla Kiah Fields February 7, 2016 Hip Hop Culture | Hip Hop Arts and Lifestyle On this day in Hip Hop history we recognize and remember the birth of one of the most prolific producers in the game. James Yancey, better know as J Dilla, was born today [February 7] in 1974. J Dilla was the first born of four children to a Detroit family rooted in creativity. His mother was an opera singer and his father a jazz bassist. According to his mother, Dilla could "match pitch perfect harmony" at two months old. Dilla started collecting vinyls at the young age of two and would spend a lot of his free time spinning records at the park. It can be said that J Dilla's "career" began after he transferred high schools from Davis Aerospace Technical High School to Detroit Pershing High School. At Detroit Pershing, he met fellow members of Slum Village, T3 and Baatin. During the rest of his teenage years, Dilla spent the majority of his time alone in his basement perfecting his craft. In 1992, J Dilla met experienced Detroit musician Amp Fiddler who let Dilla use his MPC for the first time. In 1995, J Dilla and MC Phat Kat formed the first rap group from Detroit to get signed to a major label, 1st Down. The record deal with Payday Records ended after one single when the label folded. In 1996, Dilla officially formed Slum Village with his longtime friends T3 and Baatin and recorded their debut, Fan-Tas-Tic Volume 1. The album, released in 1997, gained a lot of support from Hip Hop fans everywhere and the attention of Q-Tip, who was quick to call the group a successor of A Tribe Called Quest. Throughout the 90s, J Dilla was known as a huge prospect in Hip Hop. He gained the public's attention with his singles and remixes of records by Janet Jackson, Pharcyde, De La Soul and Busta Rhymes. Although Dilla rose to stardom with these remixes, he was rarely given singular credit. Instead the production team of The Ummah, a collective including Q-Tip, Ali Shaheed Muhammed, and Raphael Saadiq, often received the credit. During his career, Dilla produced some of the most known songs in Hip Hop. In honor of his born day, here are seven of our favorite projects from the late, great beat maker. #1 2PAc – Do For Love This was 2Pac's second posthumous single release dropping February 24th, 1998. The single featured singer Eric Williams and was coupled by an animated video was directed by Bill Parker. Dilla sampled Bobby Caldwells's What You Won't Do For Love. The song went gold selling 500,000 copies by March of 1998. #2 Common – The Light The Light is the Grammy nominated second single of of Common's most prolific project, Like Water For Chocolate. This track features a Bobby Caldwell's Open Your Eyes and contains live piano played by James Poyser. This song peaked at #44 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The song is a narrative about Common's love for his girlfriend at the time (and next artist on our list), Erykah Badu. #3 Erykah Badu- Didn't Cha Know Didn't Cha Know was the second single from Erykah Badu's album Mama's Gun. This song was nominated for Best R&B Song at the 2001 Grammy's. It featured a sample from Tarika Blue's song Dreamflower (without prior permission). It peaked at #28 on the R&B/Hip Hop Chart. J Dilla and Erykah Badu were members of the Hip Hip collective Soulquarians. #4 Raekwon – Ason Jones This song was a heartfelt tribute to the late ODB of Wu-Tang Clan born Ason Jones. This track was on the album Only Built 4 Cuban Linx…Pt. II which peaked at #4 on the Billboard 200 chart and #2 on the Top Rap Albums chart. #5 Pharcyde – Runnin' Runnin' was the first single released from the Pharcyde album Labcabincalifornia in 1995. This song peaked at #55 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #35 on the US Rap charts. The track samples jazz artist Stan Getz's Saudade Vem Correndo. It is one of the groups most known tracks after Passin' Me By. #6 Joey Badass – Snakes More recently, New York emcee Joey Bada$$ re-purposed an old J Dilla cut for a new generation. Snakes is a smooth and soulful track from Bada$$'s debut mixtape 1999. Featuring smooth vocals from T'nah Apex this track was the beginning of a boom bap revival in the 2010s. #7 J Dilla – Donuts Last but not least is J Dilla's prolific Donuts album. This was J Dilla's last project to release during his life coming three days before his passing. This instrumental project is one of the greatest pieces of work from that era of Hip Hop. The sample cuts and drum patterns perfectly summarized his greatness and the mark he left on rap music as a whole. J Dilla passed on February 10th, 2006 three days after his 32nd birthday from cardiac arrest. He passed awy in hi home in Los Angeles. He had been suffering from thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura which is a rare blood disease. During his last few days he was subject to living life in a wheelchair. Today we remember one of the greatest producers in the history of rap, take some time out (before the Super Bowl of course) to listen to some of the most important tracks in Hip Hop history.


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Chief Human Resources Officer, Workday Inc.
Pleasanton, Calif.-based Workday Inc. has named Ashley Goldsmith chief human resources officer. Goldsmith has global responsibility for human resources, internal communications and the organization's Workday Foundation.
Prior to joining Workday, Goldsmith held the position of CHRO and executive vice president at Polycom. She also filled the role of senior vice president of human resources, corporate communications and environmental health and safety for the tissue diagnostics division at F. Hoffman-LaRoche. In addition, she has served as CHRO at Ventana Medical Systems and vice president of human resources for the Northern division of the Home Depot.
Goldsmith earned a master's degree in business administration from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, a master's degree in human resource development from Georgia State University, and a bachelor's degree in psychology from Vanderbilt University.


text: Season 7, Episode 61. In this episode, Mike and Kristin interview author and speaker, Natalie Brenner, on the topic of pain and grief. This is an important topic for all adoptive and foster parents. Natalie is the author of a wonderful book, This Undeserved Life: Uncovering the gifts of grief and the fullness of life.


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Next I need to learn is to share folders in ubuntu such that I could copy/edit files from other PC over intranet. I tested this from my MacBook at home.
When I clicked sharing folders I have a choice of UNIX or Windows file system I picked Windows naturally. Samba, SMB, was installed automatically. I couldn't access shared folder from MacBook because I was asked to enter password which I wasn't asked to set when I shared the folder!?
Since SMB (which stands for Server Messsage Block) is a server for Linux therefore it has its own user and password system. The easiest way would be to edit smb.conf file under /etc/samba/. At around line 91 change 'security = user' to 'security = share'. Don't forget to remove ; (semi-colon) at the start of the line.
Of course it's better to have access control when sharing folders more reading to do here.
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For fans of Cassandra Clare, this kick-ass new series will keep you on the edge of your seat . . .
With an occult detective for a dad, Diana's normal life has never been too normal. Uprooted by investigations, she finds herself on a long train journey to Edinburgh, sitting next to a boy who makes her heart melt. Or something melt. Anyway, she's melting. Maybe a new life in Scotland won't be so bad, after all?
But when Di's recurring nightmares start to come true, her destiny changes for ever. After her dad goes missing, she becomes part of a Trinity of Demon Hunters. Along with her two new friends, she needs to face down death, rescue her dad and save their city. Because that's what Demon Hunters do, right?
There's only one question left to answer: how do you kill a dead man?
This book has everything, if by 'everything' you mean action, sarcasm, moths, great female characters and the odd severed head.
Olivia is an amalgam of myself and the fantastically twisted editors at Little, Brown Young Readers. We've been working on Trinity and its sequel together and it's been a huge blast. I can't wait to unleash Diana and her demon hunting friends on the world!
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Cabinet set to discuss property tax controversy
Opposition claim response by Government to row has lacked coherence and clarity
Local Property Tax forms. Photograph: Bryan O'Brien / THE IRISH TIMES
The Government is likely to discuss the controversy over early payment demands from the Revenue Commissioners for the property tax at its weekly Cabinet meeting tomorrow.
It comes as Fianna Fáil said this morning it will be try to put forward an amendment to the property tax legislation in the Dáil this week that guarantees that no household is obliged to pay the tax until 2014.
Revenue has written to thousands of householders with instructions on how to pay the tax in respect of 2014. Those opting to pay by debit or credit card and some of those paying by cheque must pay before November 27th, this year. Those opting for other payment methods must say how they are going to pay before this date but have a March 2014 deadline to pay.
With no sign of the week-long row abating today, a senior Fine Gael Minister signalled that his party agrees with the Labour Party that the Revenue might best be advised to revisit the issue.
Minister for Justice Alan Shatter said he had no difficulty with the Revenue if "it wished to refine the approach in some shape or form" but added that it was a matter for Revenue itself. He also emphasised that it was quite clear that nobody was obliged to pay the tax before 2014.
"There are a range of different ways to ensure you do not pay before 2014," said Mr Shatter this morning.
Mr Shatter's comments were nuanced differently from those of Taoiseach Enda Kenny who said at the weekend that the Revenue was quite entitled to collect the tax in a manner in which it saw fit. He gave a strong indication that no change in approach or change of collection date was required.
That seemed to put the Fine Gael position at odds with that with Labour and of Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore. While both parties have accepted that the letters sent by Revenue to households could be confusing in some respects, Mr Gilmore said it was wrong for a 2014 tax to be collected in 2013, and asserted that Revenue needed to look at the matter again.
With a number of Ministers responding to the issue, no clear or consistent Government line is evident at present.
Minister for Children Frances Fitzgerald seemed to echo the Taosieach's line today when she said it was important there was ongoing communications from Revenue.
"Everybody [SHOULD]be clear about those different options and that is what the critical issue is now.
"[THERE IS] no doubt thre will be ongoing communications from Revenue.
"There is a range of payment options for next year and not pressure at all to pay before the end of the year, but just to let Revenue know how you intend paying," said Ms Fitzgerald.
The controversy has revolved around those who made lump sum payments by credit card or debit card, or by cheque, in 2013. The legislation has a liability date of November 1st with November 7th pencilled in as the deadline for filing the returns manually, or November 27th the date for filing online. Over half of all homeowners made the payment by either credit or debit card in 2013 but data protection requirements dictate that the Revenue must collect card payments immediately (ie in November) rather than retaining the card information to collect payments in the New Year.
Revenue has pointed out that there are alternative ways of paying that will ensure that no money is collected before 2014. Besides direct debit and salary deduction, households can authorise their bank to make a once-off single debit authority which will be collected on March 21st, 2014.
Fianna Fáil finance spokesman Michael McGrath and its public expenditure spokesman Sean Fleming have both said that the Government is at fault because it wrote the legislation that required November payments. Both said the Revenue was simply implementing and effecting that legislation.
Mr McGrath also indicated Fianna Fáil will seek to have the law amended this week.
"The Government opened the door to the problem by providing for a liability date of November 1st for effecting the following year's charge. The Revenue had then to implement as required. They doing so in a manner that requires those with debit or credit card payments to [HAVE THEIR]money deducted immediately.
"There is a straightforward way of dealing with this which is not to allow the tax to be deducted until the calendar year to which it relates and Fianna Fáil will be bringing forward a very straightforward amendment along those lines," he said.
Other opposition figures, inlcuding Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams and Socialist Party TD Joe Higgins have also beein highly critical. It has been asserted the Government seems to be at sixes and sevens on this issue and its response has lacked coherenece.


text: Oops! That's what five NFL players are thinking right now after they appeared on a flier for a party at Club Play in Miami Beach alongside six porn stars recently—while wearing their NFL jerseys. Technically, the club, not the players, could be investigated for trademark infringement stemming from the ad. But we're pretty sure Eric Berry, Brandon Flowers, Kareem Jackson, Jacoby Ford, and Major Wright didn't plan on making headlines this week for their involvement with porn stars, eh? D'ah well. Good to see you guys keeping busy during the lockout! [via Sports Illustrated]


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The Cuckoo Is a Pretty Bird
by David Laskowski
The Cuckoo Is a Pretty Bird When asked by the Committee on Acknowledgment for A Purpose to Be Named Later to choose a favorite poet, or the poet who had most influenced my own work, I felt a sudden panic not nearly as sudden as I would have hoped, for I was afraid the wrong poet would end my masculine rhymes with a full stop forever and ever without end. Although my sycophantic synapses raced to name the most obvious choices– Youngblood, for example, or Pedant, or even Frisco – it was my heart, the ruby-roasted Rocinante, that came to the rescue, as it always does, since it, alone, thought of the one poet who truly did shape my work as does a clown his balloon. Hence, when I told the committee I would be choosing Cuckolded Wombat, author of such works as Totem in Tow, Muskrat for Sale, and Anchors Ahoy, among others, I told them with the fierceness of a mama lion for her flock, a papa goose for his brood, or a mercurial wombat for his or her marsupial trust. This, I now know, was a mistake. In other words, the Committee not only showed me the door, but also the elevator, the front lobby, the security staff, and, finally, the street onto which Larry, the head of security, threw me with the force of a dynamo that although not as human as some, was the most expressive. That I had effectively grounded my iambs with the alacrity of assonant alliteration did not descend upon me for I, at first, was not merely hurt, both psychically and physically, from his throw but Larry, as good of a fellow as he was, had bruised my ascending aortic ulna, or my Worcester, and I had grown overcome with great sadness for my hero, Cuckolded Wombat, whose extensive array of asphodelible arias to the aspirations of the average Harry would never be as subsumed as they so deservedly deserved to be. In other words, alas my Cuckold, no one knows thee very well. Yet, what is, perhaps, even more stunning than the way in which I was treated is the story of how Cuckolded Wombat came to be so reviled, so despised, so unequivocally equivocated into a diminutive hut down by the river, for that is truly the most heinous of barbed wire offenses. Poor Cuckold, who, despite his reams of perfunctory prosaic prosody, the chief executive officers of the Incorporated Amalgamation of Verse, not to be confused with the Institute for Verse Culture, a phantasmagoric entity that exists solely for the purposes of pigeons, had relegated to the outer banks of such institutions of lending as Pay as You Go and For a High Interest Rate for crimes, they said, against the "rhythmic calibrations of internal suffering," or a sonnet. Why Wombat had been so influential for me was not because of his subject matter, which ranged from the inappropriate to the mundane, or his spry, although peg-legged meter, which, had it not been for my tone-deafness, may have assaulted my ears with shantytowns befitting a sailor's song. Nay, or no, it was actually because of something much less poetic, much less literary. Among all other poets, I found Cuckolded, or Cantankerous, as his friends liked to call him, Wombat to be eminently influential because of his theory that all works written in the present are simply responses to works already written in the past. In other words, when I was adrift in a sea of white botanicals, Wombat threw me an anchor. Wombat, my dear reader, gave me a place to begin. Begin, indeed, I did, and by turning to that most original of plays, a play, in fact, based on another tale previous in history, Wampum Javelin's Hamish, Prince of the Vain, a tragedy as tragic as it is tragic, or, in other words, twice as tragic as any other tragedy, which, in itself, is a tragedy. I began, first, by reading the play, an exercise, I must admit, I am not as familiar with as my doctor says I should be. It was, I must say, exciting! Who knew so many people could die in one play! That is except, of course, Hamish's second, Thirdly Fourth, who, critics suggest, was happy Hamish died since Thirdly, according to palace therapist Sinks Ships, was "tired of playing second fiddle, in addition to always coming in second to Hamish in every contest, especially in orchestra." Yet, as excited as I was, I could not simply rewrite Hamish for my own purposes. That would not be keeping in the spirit of Wombat's theoretical structure, for Wombat specifically indicated that new works are "responses" to older works, not simply what many Hollywood producers call remakes, or the second time is the charm. For example, Wombat's epic poem, The Meek Shall Inherit the Western Wind, is a response to Clarence's Shelley's defense of revolution in the schools, School Is Out. Although borrowing much of the same language, phrasing, and punctuation, Wombat's Wind is a criticism of Shelley's defense, or what one critic successfully called, "a joke bunking above a goof who is sleeping with an aberration bordering on Oklahoma." Even though I do not think this critic liked Wombat's poem as much as the quote may indicate, he does recognize the revelatory tone of Wombat's work, especially in its revolution. I exhibit, if I may be so bold, this same tendency in my "response" to Hamish, The Fool on the Hill, an artful rendering, if I may be unnecessarily verbose, of Hamish as representative of the individual crushed under the weight not merely of historical forces, but of the industrial dynamics of pre-capitalist idealizations of a mechanistic universe insofar as Hamish is particular to the violence Marxist critic Violet Lily believes is inherent in "rationalized man." In other words, Hamish is more than just a typical Scottish name. Perhaps the best way to illustrate the mendacity of my projectile is to offer an example, an aperitif, or as chefs say, an amuse-douche, or that which tantalizes the taste nodules in preparation for the entire, if I may venture, gourmet meal. The following passage, or poem, is a response to the situation in which Hamish finds himself, so to speak, up a kilt with a spanner in the play's first act. Having just made his speech, the King's brother, or Hamish's uncle, Implausible, asks Hamish why he is so "forlorn and lost among the lilies that bare their savory petals." Hamish, suspicious of his uncle and in no mood for gardening, tells his uncle he is a fan "only of the fiduciary that grow upon the mottled stocks wet with the blood of passerine birds." Not knowing what he means, and, to be honest, thinking Hamish a bit cuckoo, Uncle Implausible tells Hamish he has a meeting with the accountant, adjourns to the Privy. Whereas in the original, the king's excuse is just that, an excuse, in my version, the scene becomes illustrative of the tendency in all fathers to die, like, all of the sudden and, like, leave you with a mother who is an alcoholic and a boyfriend who says you have to call him dad, whatever. In the first of many soliloquies, my Hamish, or Ham-on-Rye, handsomely and maturely examines his feelings about his new situation: I took to an apocalypse with a will suicidal, As if so insistent in its thieving correlatives To kings by a predicate possessor of silence. O, & how repulsive to the frailties that sped To hours most carefully upon faces of death – A world a world of endings worn by a wind Whipping its tail, a whipped rage unfettered… Although illustrating many qualities similar to the original, including greatness, the two are quite different. For example, Javelin's is in iambic pentameter and mine is not since iambic pentameter is stupid. In addition, I do not waste time with rhymes, sense, or a point, especially since those, like iambic pentameter, are stupid and are for what critic Mallory Content calls stupid heads, although I prefer the term bottom-feeders. Nevertheless, this passage is a fine, like wine is fine, example of Wombat's theory in extremis ex Pontius Buttafuoco Deus magnesium tremor, or, in English for those of you not nearly as educated as I, what comes goes around since a round is a circle, or is it not Mike's turn. In other words, although I would love to speak to Wombat's theory by citing the rest of my inordinately amazing poem, it might be more productive to explain Wombat's purpose in theorizing his theory. Wombat, who, according to Wombat's biographer, Fielding Study, had always been enamored of stealing, wanted, Study writes in Chapter 9 of the biography, Absolutely Wombatty, "Stealing, Pilfering, or Making a Mint Off a Pillow," "to find a way to argue that all writing grew not out of life experience, but out of reading. In other words, Wombat, disgusted with the notion that writing was somehow not teachable, wanted to show how writing was, like chemistry or biology, nothing more than a science of the unquantifiable." According to Study, Wombat felt the world had misjudged writing, even though, Wombat said, the world had the right since writing was "kind of a tool." The world, acting, indeed, as the world, treated writing, according to Wombat, as the "expression of some sort of inner demon, some sort of intangible intangibility predicated," he argued, "on the notion that all writers were in some sense mediums, somehow tapping into a world beyond our world," when the truth was, Wombat wrote, "writers were nothing more than administrators of the language they are given." Although I find Wombat's excursions excessively depressing, I must admit I find his argument regarding the pedestrian nature of writers to be pedestrian, especially since many writers, unable to make a living, do not own cars. In addition, what Wombat understands is that writers are pedestrian since they are using the language, in a sense, that those who are not poets (losers!) use everyday. For example, just the other day, I heard a completely nondescript octogenarian, I believe, use the words tipsy, old, and chiasmus, words I have seen in many different poems. However, what is essential about Wombat's literary girth is not that he is right about everything, but that he is able to identify not simply what is poetic about poetry. In other words, Wombat's fondness for grasses and roots is indicative of how poetry, although belonging to a specific genre called poetry, even though no one reads it, manages to alter the nature of language. According to Professor Pure Reason of the Philosophy Department at Coleman College in Chicago, poetry changes the world because "when one word is changed, the whole world changes with it." Ironically, I talk about this very thing in Fool on the Hill, which is not, as many critics have claimed, an autobiography, if only because I live in Iowa, which has no hills. In my version of Hamish, Hamish, or Hammer Toe, is not a fishmonger, as the court-conciliate Tom Hagen claims, but, rather, a prince, which is weird since Hagen totally would have known that: Fish-flossed & tossed, embossed By oils a naked Rome in Elysian Peace as empiric peer to classify How in evil to flatterer spoke: O! Praise for a generation that broke A generation that broke the gen- Eration that broke, & so it goes -- As to the worm to a fish to a cat… What need, then, for this praise? Some idol's idle idyllic idolatry? Or not? The pride of privilege… What's taken for all in all if all's All that there is? As if, as if, or... The world changes and we change. Even though several critics have criticized this poem, in particular, for its density, several scientists have noted its additive contributions for single atoms, or Greg. In addition, several of my neighbors, who, coincidentally, have never read or heard the poem, believe the poem, writes Mr. Fleischman from 12C in the Note Pinned to My Door, "revolves in its own constellation, now go to bed and leave me alone." What critics, and Mr. Fleischman (the cretin) do not "get" is that the poem purposely mal-constructs its own rigmarole for the porpoises of swimming in a wine-dark sea. In other words, the poem is, in a sense, intentionally bad, bad being a pejorative term in the sense all things are pejorative, because it can be, or, in the words of my father, "I spent thirty thousand dollars for this?" Yes, father, you did, and worth every penny if I may say so myself, which I do, so there. However, I digress, if only because regression is not an option at this point. In other words, enough about me, or let us talk about me. More specifically, knowing the risks involved, why did I venture to sally forth Wombat's precocious maledictions upon the oil-blackened shores of the committee's agenda? To be honest, I do not know, although I have my suspicions that I may be a maker of trouble, what Javelin called a cutpurse of the empire and the rule, rules being twelve inches and rather rigid. Then again, perhaps I did it because I felt I owed a certain odious malingering to Wombat whose muscular quadruped has no equal in the mammalian kingdom, for despite the several successive qualms quietly eating away at my trochaic dactyl, I am, in so many words, loyal to a fault line. In other words, although the committee may take my dignity and publish it as a tell-all, I can say, with very small words, that I, Tendentious Wombat, having traveled in partial sight of Eternity and with a trucker named Bud, am confident victory will be mine, be it in this life or the next.


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Vineyard Haven, the beautiful working harbor village in the town of Tisbury is not only the year-round port for Martha's Vineyard, it also boasts a really fun and diverse Cultural District.
The Vineyard Haven Harbor Cultural District is a walkable mile from the shipyards on Beach Street, to the Library on Main Street, and it includes a huge number of businesses in the creative industries – design, architecture, wooden shipbuilding, home goods, handcrafts, theater, music, films and delight slew of wonderful restaurants, one-of-a-kind boutique shops, galleries, studios, clothing design, books, and scrumptious culinary delights!
Love maritime history? Check out the whaling and industry captains' homes on Williams Street, and the beautiful murals on the walls of the second floor gallery in the Katherine Cornell Theater. Further down Main Street you'll find the lovely town beach at Owen Park a perfect small park for young kids. Keep walking and you'll find a historic cemetery, the West Chop Lighthouse, and, at the crest of a small incline, the stunning vistas of West Chop overlook – the perfect place to enjoy, especially at sunset.
Vineyard Haven boasts two movie theaters: the beautiful Martha's Vineyard Film Center at the Tisbury Marketplace open year round and home to wonderful festivals, including the International Film Festival in September, and in season Capawock movie house on Main Street. The Martha's Vineyard Playhouse offers live plays, poetry and exhibitions year-round, helping to make Tisbury, and Vineyard Haven, one of the most arts-vibrant small towns in America!
INFORMATION CENTERS A year-round information center is located at 24 Beach Street, and a seasonal kiosk is located at the base of Union Street, across the street from the Steamship Authority ferry terminal.
PUBLIC BUS is located in front of the Steamship Authority ferry terminal
PUBLIC RESTROOMS are located at the top of the Stop & Shop parking lot and inside of the Steamship Authority ferry terminal.
Insider Tip: Enjoy a perfect sunset at the West Chop overlook! Follow Main Street west past the commercial part of the village for almost 2 miles, past the West Chop lighthouse, up a short incline to the perfect sunset spot. You'll find a small pocket park with a couple of benches and some grass that's perfect for a little picnic or some star gazing.


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You've seen what happened to your friends who attempted smoking cessation. They couldn't go past a full week without giving in to their smoking tobacco urges. You see how they struggle so hard to resist puffing on cigarettes.
Quite simply, it's very, very difficult to quit smoking. This is especially true if you lack the discipline to pursue a smoking free lifestyle.
But it's not impossible to stop smoking. You can do it as long as you have the proper mindset.
How To Stop Smoking Tips Work Only If You Have A Positive Mindset
How many stop smoking tips have you already tried? If you tried quite a lot of how to stop smoking tips but haven't gotten any results, then one problem is obvious: You don't have the proper mindset to give up smoking for life.
When you constantly think of how difficult it is to stop smoking, it has a psychological effect on you. You start to believe that it's impossible for you to quit. Having a mindset like this makes matters worse. You easily give in to your smoking urges. This is because you find an excuse that smoking is too (Read More....)


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"In essentials unity, in non-essentials liberty, in all things charity."
Rupertus Meldenius, German Lutheran Theologian, 1637
In Essentials Unity
- The Bible is our authoritative standard for belief and conduct (2 Timothy 3:16-17). It's transforming power directs the church, and the life of all who follow it (Hebrews 4:12). It shapes our faith, our beliefs and our behavior because it is central to all of life.
- Trust in Jesus as our Savior from sin and Lord of our life is critical (Romans 6:23). Faith in Jesus is a maturing, lifelong process for both individuals and communities of Christians (Ephesians 2:1-10). As God forms and transforms us, He changes our world (John 3:16-17).
- We have "Good News" for the world (Matthew 28:19-20). We want everyone to experience the life, hope and purpose we've discovered in Jesus (John 10:10). This also includes ministries of compassion, mercy and justice (Matthew 25:40; Micah 6:8).
- We are committed to each other as Christians (Galatians 3:26-28). The church is far more than an institution or building, it's a gathering of people seeking to love and serve God (Ephesians 2:19-22). We can do much more when we're together than when we are by ourselves. We are all different and unique, but we seek to love and care for each other, united by Christ (Romans 12:4-5).
- We depend on God's Holy Spirit to help us live out these beliefs and values. The Holy Spirit shapes Christ-like character in us (Galatians 5:22-25), and helps us practice what Christ taught (John 14:26). Apart from the Holy Spirit we can do nothing that lasts (John 15:5, 26).
In Non-Essentials Liberty (Freedom)
We believe in freedom (Galatians 5:1) to believe. Freedom from the power of things that tend to divide, is the most unique aspect of our church. Freedom manifests itself in a right relationship with God, and others (Romans 15:5-6). It is not meant to be used selfishly but in humility with concern for others. We offer freedom to one another to differ on issues of belief and practice where the biblical and historical record seems to allow for a variety of interpretations. We seek to focus on what unites us, essentials, rather than on what divides us. One Swedish immigrant put it this way: "If we're going to be in heaven together, can we be on earth together?" We have learned to "agree to disagree" on non-essential matters.
In All Things Charity (Love)
The greatest commandments are to love God and others (Matthew 22:37-39). While we do this imperfectly, we seek to be a healthy, loving church. Healthy means we admit we're not perfect (1 John 1:8-10). This means, at some point, the church will let you down . . . and you may let the church down. However, in a spirit of love (1 Corinthians 13:4-8), we will seek to address concerns (Matthew 18:15-17) and stay united together. Jesus came in grace and truth (John 1:14; Luke 15), and we need both to be a healthy, loving church.


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Geneva, Switzerland — The Romande pride parade this year is set as a three-day festival taking place in the Swiss capital of Bern from 25-27 August.
The Swiss pride parade takes place in a different city every year to bring awareness of the LGBTI community and promote their equal rights. It had been 17 years since the parade last took place in Bern.
Under the slogan "Strength in Diversity", the Pride Ouest Berne festival will conclude with six separate parades (each representing a color of the rainbow flag), converging at the city's main square, the Federal Plaza.
Events include a guided tour of the Swiss Federal Council, hiking, outdoor films, a brunch, a motorcycle parade and of course, plenty of parties and after-parties.
Find more information in French or German here.
The photo provided by pride oeust berne shows a symbolic Swiss cow painted with the colours of the rainbow flag.
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We believe in the power of events. The right event can provide unique opportunities and unique platforms to deliver for your brand. Our solutions have their foundations in strategic thinking to create memorable events that connect brands and consumers.
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God's financial principles affect a lot more than our finances. If your church follows God's lead in faithful stewardship of money and possessions, you will find that prayer and bible study increase, lives transform, stress reduces, marriages and relationships improve, and service to others becomes more desirable and better resourced. Applying biblical financial principles helps people draw closer to Christ, freeing them to give, love and serve.
Jesus said that "where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." (Matthew 6:21, Luke 12:34)
Thousands of churches around the world have taken these biblical financial studies. They have been transformed, not only in how they handle money, wealth and possessions, but also in how their hearts have been revealed and shaped by God's word. Survey results show the impact of this biblical study programme.
What Compass offers churches
To get interest started, we offer a wide range of personal reading materials at a discount for church bookstalls. "Your Money Counts" is an overview of the Bible's teaching on money, and "The Money Devotional" is an inspiring 40 day reflective study for individuals. "Money Matters" is a practical 5 week study for individuals and couples, and there are two sets of story-driven study materials for children - "Give Save Spend" for 7s and under, and "The Secret" for 8-12 year olds.
The most amazing things can happen when the church body gets together to receive God's word. So Compass' main adult study is the Small Group Study Course, designed to be led and administered by the local church. Over 10 weeks, course members complete a comprehensive review of the Bible's teaching on money, privately and with group discussion, and they learn practical ways to deal with budgeting and debt management.
This study is also designed to be repeatable and spreadable - group members can grow into leaders, and run the course for others. The lessons learned will have an impact across your church and community. Its practical nature and inclusive style also make it useful for neighbours who are not churchgoers - you can invite them to join in and, whatever they think about God and the Bible, they can experience loving, practical help at a difficult time.
Starting Biblical Financial Studies in your church
Organising courses might sound like a big commitment in a busy church, but Compass offers helpful resources to make launching and leading the programme manageable and effective.
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Instant noodles are very popular meal for those with a lack of time and money.
Maybe we don't count like a healthy meal, but we probably don't think that they are so bad for our health, like an example, the fast food.
In the first experiment with the instant noodles, Dr. Braden Kuo of the Massachusetts General Hospital will make you think the next time when you decide to eat this fast meal.
Dr. Braden Kuo uses a camera inside the digestive tract to find out what happens there when you eat noodles. The results are scary. Watch the video.


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Kowhai Park Runs Series
Thursday, 7 March 2019
Kowhai Park, Wanganui
The Kowhai Park Runs on Thursday, 7 March 2019 is part of an annual fun run and walk series over several weeks in the summer on Thursday evenings, organised by the Wanganui Harrier Club.
Walkers start at 5.30pm; the Children's 1km at 5.45pm; and runners at 6.00pm.
Entry fees are $3.00 per race ($15 for the whole series), and $1 for children ($5 for the series).
Come and buy a sausage and see if you've won a spot prize in the Pumpkin after the race!
Kowhai Park Runs
- Next in series (14 March 2019)
- Previous in series (28 February 2019)
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French philosopher Blaise Pascal once wrote, Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction.
In the Name Of, is a factual true crime series that examines the stories of people who have killed in the name of religion. Interviews from religious scholars, psychologists, and law enforcement professionals are interspersed with archival footage, photographs, and re-enactments to paint a picture of men and women who may have appeared to be just the normal next door neighbours, but were anything but.


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Window of India Small Storage Box
Quirk and utility go hand in hand when you opt for the Window of India jewellery box. Made of wood, the box is extremely eclectic in nature and the design is truly a cut above the rest. With colors like fuchsia and yellow completing the look, this jewellery box will be a worthy addition to your table. What stands out most is the bright scheme of colors, co ordinated with the quirky design.
Window of India Small Storage Box
Window of India Small Storage Box
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Having learnt about the Mughals in all their art and glory was lovely. But when you see the Mughal Opulence collection of designs by Krsna Mehta, they will take you a few notches above. There is a glory and pride in each of the ornate and lavish figures. These give a high wrought look and a feel of extravagance and luxury.
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Sony's Bravia TV commercials have been a bit of a hit over the last few years. First came millions of bouncy balls that poured down a street in San Francisco. Then came the exploding paint fireworks. But the cutest of them all has got to be the new bunnies animation.
TechRadar has teamed up with Sony to offer readers the chance to download the new Bravia Bunnies mobile phone screensaver. It'll be offered on the official Bravia site from Monday, but TechRadar readers can download it right now.
Coming in the form of a video file, installing it is pretty easy. Simply download it to your desktop, then transfer over to your phone via Bluetooth or a USB cable.