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Dungeon One
Getting to the Dungeon[edit]
The entrance to the first dungeon is bit conspicuous in nature if you've thoroughly explored north of your starting area. To get there, simply head right one screen from the point of origin, trek north all the way and cut across a long wooden bridge extending to the west. This takes you straight to a hollow entryway within a gnarled tree trunk. Welcome to the First Dungeon!
Obtain Keys[edit]
See the following link for a map of this Dungeon!
Dungeon One Map
First order of business is to obtain a Key in order to burrow further into this labyrinth. The door to the north stands currently locked, but two other possible paths are open on the left and right of the beginning room. The left leads to a room of Keese; slay them for a Key. Stalfos occupy the opposing room and drop a Key as well. With both Keys tucked under your belt, venture forth through the northern locked door, move past the Stalfos and enter the next room.
Obtain a Map and Compass[edit]
Five more Stalfos attempt to thwart your progress, but they should fall easily to the blade and yield yet another Key. The room to the right takes you to Keese and, sitting among them, a Compass. The Compass pinpoints the location of the Boss on your Dungeon Map, which you have not yet acquired. Retrace your steps to the previous room and dart across the hall to the opposite room.
The door promptly shuts behind you, trapping you in with some bothersome Keese. Put them down to free up the exit once again, but your destination is north through the locked door. In the next room, you encounter three Gels; if you push the middle block, the door to the left opens up. Inside the secret room, a familiar face imparts a cryptic message: "East most penninsula is the secret." Take what you will from the message, but push it to the back of your mind and continue on.
Head back into the previous room and zip across to the next room filled by Gels. Pick up the Map to make the dungeon in its entirety visible to you on the upper left corner. From here you have two ways to go, but you will eventually hit both places so pick a direction and run with it.
Acquire the Bow[edit]
Head north from the room where you acquired the Dungeon Map and beat up the Stalfos for a Key. Continue north into a room with Red Goriyas. These guys attack by chucking a long-ranged Boomerang in the direction they face. Be careful not to stand in front of them and get caught in its line of sight! Eliminating these guys also grants another Key. Unlock this door—but be weary! Upon entering the next room, quickly lunge forward to avoid being sandwiched by two bladed traps. In the center of the room is a staircase surrounded by blocks.
Move the leftmost block to gain access to it, but be careful about the bladed traps! Get in their line of sight to trigger their launch and quickly duck out of the way! Move past them only as they retract, the movements of which are much slower. Head down the staircase and follow the path to the Bow (see Items). Unfortunately, you can't use it yet as you don't have any arrows. Retrace your steps to the room where you obtained the Dungeon Map at this point.
Acquire the Boomerang[edit]
Head east to face off against a trio of Red Goriyas. Maneuver around their boomerang attacks and slice them up. The last Red Goriya to fall will surrender his Boomerang (see Items) to you. This is a formidable long-ranged weapon whose purpose is to stun enemies and sometimes eliminate some of the weaker foes. Moving on to the next room, you encounter some creepy disembodied hands called Wall Masters. You don't need to fight them, but you do need to make a run for the Key and use it on the locked door.
Defeat Aquamentus[edit]
Immediately, you are pitted against an emerald-colored dragon boss that spits out a trio of fireballs at a time. These fireballs gradually fan out, so you will need to move accordingly between them to escape their wrath. If you have a full health bar, simply park at the left-hand wall and pummel the boss with the sword projectiles 'til it dies. Otherwise, dodge the fireballs and close in for the kill. A couple of slashes will be more than enough.
The remnants of the boss rest in the form a Heart Container (see Items), which you should be sure to grab. Advance to the next room to claim the first piece of Triforce!
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UFC's Silva facing sanctions by Nevada commission
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Nevada regulators are considering sanctions against an Ultimate Fighting Championship star accused of avoiding an official who showed up unannounced at his gym to collect a sample to test for banned substances.
Nevada Athletic Commission Chairman Francisco Aguilar said Wednesday the panel could act next month on a complaint against Wanderlei Silva.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports (http://bit.ly/1ykGsYa ) that attorney Ross Goodman, representing Silva, conceded during a Tuesday commission hearing that Silva left the building through a back door and should have submitted to the drug test.
The commission also issued a temporary suspension for 37-year-old UFC light heavyweight Chael Sonnen who retired after testing positive for banned substances in a random test last month.
Silva and Sonnen had been scheduled to fight July 5 at the Mandalay Bay resort.
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The broadest overhaul of financial regulations since the 1930s is entering the final stage on Capitol Hill now that both the House and the Senate have passed legislation.
Lawmakers from both chambers will be named to a conference committee to hammer out a compromise bill.
Democrats, who control both chambers of Congress, will likewise hold a majority on the negotiating committee.
Representative Barney Frank, who is overseeing the effort in the House, and his Senate counterpart Christopher Dodd have said they expect to produce a final bill by July 4 that President Barack Obama can sign into law.
Following are snapshots of key players in the struggle over tightening bank and capital market rules:
Christopher Dodd, Senate Banking Committee Chairman
The silver-tongued, snowy-haired Connecticut Democrat caps his legislative career with a big victory after shepherding the bill through the minefield of the Senate, book-ending his role in passing healthcare reform.
The battle is not yet over, however, as he now has to help forge a compromise bill that can win support in both the House and Senate.
The son of a senator, Dodd, 66, first won election to the House of Representatives in 1974.
He moved to the Senate in 1980 and was reelected four times.
The past two years have been tough, however, as he has had to answer questions about a sweetheart mortgage deal and whether he neglected his Senate duties while he pursued a presidential bid.
He decided not to seek reelection in January.
Barney Frank, House Financial Services Committee Chairman
The Massachusetts Democrat last year emerged as the House's chief architect of Wall Street reform and a key ally of President Barack Obama, who has made an overhaul of financial rules a top administration priority.
Frank's short temper and sharp tongue win him few friends on Capitol Hill, but he is both widely feared and respected for his ability as a lawyer, legislator and debater.
He pushed a bill through the House in December that achieved much of the administration's original reform agenda.
Frank, 70, will play a central part in merging his bill with the Senate version.
He has said the two are more alike than different and is looking to push for a quick agreement.
Richard Shelby, Senate Banking Committee's Top Republican
The patient, cool-headed senior senator from Alabama—often the tallest man in the room—held immense sway over the reform debate, but his efforts to weaken the bill largely failed amid widespread public support for tougher regulations.
In the end, he voted against the legislation.
While he will likely be named to the conference committee, Shelby's influence is diminished given his opposition to the bills on the table.
A lawyer with a distinctive Southern drawl, Shelby, 76, was first elected to the House in 1978 as a Democrat.
He moved to the Senate in 1986 and switched parties in 1994.
Blanche Lincoln, Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman
The senior senator from Arkansas, Lincoln added a hard-hitting measure that would require banks to separate their swap-trading desks from their core businesses.
Dodd tried to kill her swaps provision, but then backed off after Lincoln vowed she would fight to defend it.
Lincoln, 49, is facing a tough reelection challenge from the left and will be eager to show voters she is tough on Wall Street ahead of the June 8 runoff election.
If she is named to the conference committee, look for her to push hard to make sure her provision—a main target for financial industry lobbyists—is in the final bill.
A self-styled "farmer's daughter" and former House aide, she was elected to the House in 1992 and the Senate in 1998.
Collin Person, House Agriculture Committee Chairman
A straight-talking Minnesotan, Peterson moved quickly on legislation to regulate over-the-counter derivatives.
His committee approved a bill that requires standardized swaps to go through clearinghouses in most cases.
Transactions that involve "end users," such as manufacturers, processors, utilities and airlines, would be exempt from clearing.
Peterson is a skeptic of the Federal Reserve as a regulator and says there should be no bailouts of clearinghouses.
He supported the exemption for end users with the argument they did not cause the 2008 financial crisis.
Harry Reid, Senate Democratic Leader
Facing a tough reelection challenge at home in Nevada, Reid, 70, has nevertheless prodded the Senate to pass top Obama priorities such as the Wall Street bill, a massive economic stimulus package and landmark healthcare legislation.
When the conference bill is completed, Reid will once again have to ensure that it has enough support to pass the Senate.
A former boxer and Capitol Police officer, Reid practiced law in his home state before winning election to the state assembly and then becoming lieutenant governor.
He was elected to the House in 1982 and the Senate in 1986.
Mitch McConnell, Senate Republican Leader
The patrician senior senator from Kentucky is widely admired for his tactical skill and mastery of Senate procedure.
Though he has not managed to defeat top Democratic initiatives, his ability to keep Republicans united in opposition has slowed their progress and ratcheted up their political cost.
Expect McConnell to lead opposition to the conference bill when it comes back to the Senate for approval.
McConnell, 68, is a career politician and lawyer.
He recently suffered a stinging defeat in his home state when his favored candidate to join him in the Senate lost in the Republican primary to a Tea Party outsider, Rand Paul.
President Barack Obama
The charismatic U.S. president wants to rein in the financial sector and end decades of deregulation, rising banker bonuses and reckless Wall Street risk-taking blamed for the 2008-09 financial crisis that rocked economies worldwide.
Obama, 48, unveiled a comprehensive set of reform proposals in mid-2009 and administration officials have been active on Capitol Hill during the legislative process.
Administration officials will continue to work behind the scenes to broker a compromise and Obama himself could continue to weigh in publicly to keep up pressure.
Paul Volcker, White House Economic Adviser
At 82, the former Federal Reserve chairman is a legend in his own time.
Known for vanquishing stagflation during the Carter and Reagan administrations, the 6-foot-7-inch Volcker commands deep bipartisan respect in financial circles.
Obama brought Volcker into the White House as an economic adviser.
The two stunned markets in January with a three-part proposal to limit banks' proprietary trading, get them out of the hedge fund business and limit their future growth.
The proposals became known as "the Volcker rule," and were included in the Senate bill.
They could be toughened further during negotiations between the two chambers.
Ben Bernanke, Federal Reserve Chairman
The stoic, bearded U.S. central bank chief survived sharp criticism in January of the Fed's failures ahead of the crisis, and won Senate confirmation to a second four-year term.
Since then, the 56-year-old former Princeton University professor has had much success in restoring the Fed's image in Congress, fending off efforts to strip its bank supervision and consumer protection authorities.
Fed officials will likely continue to play a behind-the-scenes role as negotiations move forward.
In particular, they would like lawmakers to drop a House provision that would open up monetary policy decisions to audits, in favor of a milder audit plan contained in the Senate bill.
Timonthy Geithner, Treasury Secretary
As President Obama's point man on financial reform, the youthful-looking Treasury secretary dominated the headlines from early to mid-2009, but Congress is now center stage.
Still, Geithner, 48, and his deputies at Treasury are important emissaries for Obama in helping to push a deal.
Once the reform bill is signed into law by Obama, Geithner, and other regulators will play key roles in implementing it.
Sheila Bair, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Chariiman
Popular in Congress, the outspoken, unflappable FDIC chairman is an advocate for tough financial reform and a fierce defender of her agency's turf as a bank supervisor.
She is a self-described moderate Republican, appointed by Bush. Her term expires in 2011.
Like Bernanke, Bair, 56, was formerly an academic, having also worked at the Treasury Department, the New York Stock Exchange and on Capitol Hill.
Gary Gensler, Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman
A former Treasury undersecretary, Gensler, 51, has tried to push Congress, with limited success, toward a firm crackdown on the $615 trillion over-the-counter derivatives market that includes compulsory clearing of over-the-counter derivative contracts.


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I think there are $\binom{b+ c - 1}{c-1}$ ways to distribute $b$ balls in $c$ containers. (Please correct me if that's a mistake.) How does this change if I am not allowed to place more than $n$ balls in any given container?
If we call this number $N(b,c,n)$ then I can come up with
$$N(b,c,n) = \sum_{k=0}^n N(b-k, c-1, n)$$
with the base cases
$$N(b,c,n) = \binom{b+ c - 1}{c-1}$$
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Over at Minding the Campus, there is an article about a woman in the Graduate Counselor Education program at Augusta State University. Apparently the woman in question is christian and as such, believes that homosexuality is a lifestyle, etc. She does not believe in foisting her beliefs on others and "affirms the inherent dignity of all persons, regardless of their views or sexual behavior.'
Well, the program professors didn't think that was sufficient and ordered her to take remedial programs in multiculturalism, get some sensitivity training, and attend a gay pride parade. Note that she has not been accused of trying to push her beliefs onto anyone else but that the program 'suggested' these actions because of her personal beliefs and because she stated that she would not affirm others' morality.
She was going to let herself be bullied into all of that remedial bullcrap, but instead has filed a lawsuit. Now I have a very big issue with making someone toe a specific ideological line and as long as she, once she graduates, touts herself as a Christian counselor so that people know what they're getting at the start, then I've got no problem that either.
For the record, I'm of the mind that many counselors need the most help and judging from the actions of the professors in that program and their extreme-guilt-trip life or death statements, I'm getting some anecdotal evidence in that direction. I don't believe that forcing someone to attend a gay pride parade (and yes, I've attended/marched in a gay pride parade myself with some friends and had a thoroughly lovely time) is really going to change their attitude towards gay folks and their behavior.
I may not agree with her beliefs, but they are hers. As long as they don't interfere with her job, I don't give a rat's half-eaten ass. I am getting tired of the PC crowd forcing their beliefs onto others, same as I'm tired of the PC crowd forcing their political machinations onto the American public. It's just one more symptom of an educational system that isn't--it's a programming/propaganda system that once more has overstepped its boundaries, just as at the University of Illinois.
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More excellent news about Pariah, the coming-of-age drama about a Black lesbian teen in New York City. The critically acclaimed drama opened to very strong box office—over $20,000 per screen—in very limited engagement. The film opened in limited engagement in New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco on December 28.
"Pariah did extremely well in its very limited platform release this weekend, making almost $81,500 in only 4 theaters nationwide," reports IndieWire.The film expands to more theaters on January 6th, and strong word of mouth and solid reviews should help it pull in some solid numbers."
Pariah's success is indebted to a series of "often overlooked but no less important documentaries and coming-out films released during the height of black lesbian filmmaking from 1991 to 1996," notes The Root.
Pariah was originally created as a short film by writer/director Dee Rees, who said that writing it encouraged her own coming out. The project was developed into a feature film and made its debut at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — President Barack Obama has already given his hometown Chicago Bears the nod for best defense in the NFL.
San Francisco linebacker Patrick Willis insists he is hardly one to argue with the commander in chief, especially considering Obama will be running the country from the oval office for another four years.
"I saw that," Willis said, laughing. "Chicago's defense, they're playing very well right now. They have some tremendous talent on that side of the ball, but they're playing great team defense right now. Kudos to them. But at the same time, too, we have our own defense to worry about that we're trying to continue to make better. That's our focus."
San Francisco defensive tackle Ray McDonald will let the president have his say, too.
"He's the man," McDonald said. "You can't argue with him. His opinion matters."
Chicago's dominant defense is certainly playing the very smothering, run-stopping style of football the 49ers did last season — and the form San Francisco hopes to get back to in the season's second half as it tries to lock up a first-round playoff bye.
On Nov. 5 during Monday Night Football, a night before he was re-elected, Obama said the ball-hawking Bears have the "best defense in the league right now" led by coordinator Rod Marinelli — who calls his unit's chemistry "special."
The Bears (7-2) boast the talented linebacker tandem of Brian Urlacher and Lance Briggs. On the 49ers side, it's the duo of Willis and NaVorro Bowman.
Not that Briggs is paying too much attention to who has the best linebackers — or defense, for that matter. He knows everyone will get a glimpse come Monday at Candlestick Park.
By ranking this week, the 49ers stand third in the league with the Bears two spots back at No. 5 in overall defense. Chicago is fourth at stopping the run, San Francisco sits at seventh. Defending the pass, the Niners are fifth and the Bears 10th.
"How do I feel about it? Doesn't change the way I play, doesn't change the way we play over here," Briggs said. "That's the ranking. And the thing about a ranking is, the ranking doesn't mean anything if you don't get to that Super Bowl. That's the goal, going to the Super Bowl."
The Bears have an NFL-best 19 interceptions. No arguing these teams are awfully close. San Francisco (6-2-1) allows an NFL-low 14.1 points per game, followed by Chicago at 14.8. The Bears have 26 sacks — tied for sixth — to San Francisco's 17.
49ers general manager Trent Baalke kept his entire starting 11 intact from last season's defense, though linebacker Parys Haralson was lost for the season with a torn triceps muscle.
"As far as the president goes, he's our president so you can't say much about who he says is the best," Willis said. "It's his hometown, so he has every right to say them, but I guess we'll see when it's all said and done."
Both teams are eager to bounce back — the 49ers from a disappointing 24-24 tie, the NFL's first in four years, at home against the division rival Rams last week, and the Bears a 13-6 loss at Houston.
On the offensive side, both teams were busy this week preparing their backups for the key NFC matchup on the big stage after starters Jay Cutler of Chicago and San Francisco's Alex Smith each was lost to a concussion last Sunday.
It very well could come down to Bears No. 2 Jason Campbell vs. second-year pro Colin Kaepernick under center.
There are division implications at stake, and the result could affect playoff positioning, too. San Francisco holds a narrow lead as it tries to defend its NFC West title, while the Bears are trying to create space atop the NFC North with the Green Bay Packers close behind.
"As always, I think it's a big game," 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh said. "It's a huge game. I think everybody will be crowded in to watch it to see how we respond, see how the Bears respond. Football world will be watching this one and it's a big game because it's the next game. But, it's a big game. I feel that our team will respond well."
No matter the quarterback, the game goes on.
"We have to go with our game plan" Chicago coach Lovie Smith said. "They're not going to change much based on who their quarterback is."
The 49ers have plenty to clean up after they were 2 for 11 in third-down conversions against the Rams, allowed 458 yards and were penalized seven times for 66 yards — several of those coming at costly moments.
The last thing they want to do is make those same mistakes against Chicago's opportunistic defense.
Earlier this season, the Bears had a three-week span with five interceptions returned for touchdowns. Charles Tillman and Briggs each had a pick and ran it back to score during a 34-18 Monday night win at Dallas.
"Takeaways and scoring — that's basically what this defense has been about," safety Major Wright said.
And that's about right. Sounds an awful lot like how things went for the 49ers a year ago.
Willis will let others, like President Obama, decide who is superior.
"We let the critics and sports writers say what they must," Willis said. "For us, we just go out there and play. Our ultimate goal is to win the Super Bowl, whatever it takes that's what we want to do. First we've got to win the regular-season games and see what happens from there."


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The former Watershed School building on the western edge of Boulder has a new owner and soon will have a new tenant.
Burgeoning creative agency Made Movement -- a marketing agency that ballooned from three people to nearly 30 employees since it launched at the end of March -- plans to convert the 8,250-square-foot building at 205 Canyon Blvd. into professional offices.
The property has been vacant since the summer of 2011, when the experiential learning private school moved to a larger space at 1680 Balsam Ave.
In a separate, but partially related move, advertising industry veteran Alex Bogusky bought Made Movement's future home for $1.335 million, according to a Boulder County property deed recorded last week. Bogusky, under the entity Ivory Cottage LLC acquired the three-story building from Ed-Ventures LLC.
Bogusky joined Made Movement earlier this year as an adviser, investor and partner, when his non-compete agreement with Crispin Porter + Bogusky expired. Made Movement, which plans to move early next year, will lease the building from Bogusky.
"I think this was a way for Alex to have his investment and dovetail that with helping out some friends," said Dave Schiff, a Made Movement co-founder.
For Made Movement, the new digs will give the growing firm some breathing room and also serve as a picturesque tool for recruitment of potential employees and clients, Schiff said.
Currently, Made Movement is "stuffed to the gills" at 2116C Pearl St., Schiff said.
"We didn't expect to outgrow the space we have now as quickly as we did," he said. " ... It's a good problem to have, but one we didn't expect to encounter at this point."
Made Movement was founded to support a resurgence in American manufacturing -- through both providing creative services for brands and operating an e-commerce store of American-made products.
Most recently, the agency partnered with Esquire on the magazine's "completely interactive" December issue that allows readers to save and share articles and buy items displayed on the pages. The issue features the "Great American Things Collection" of American-made gifts.
"Everything that gets sold through the magazine will fulfill through the Made website," Schiff said.
Since its launch this spring, the company has landed the likes of New Belgium and Seventh Generation as clients.
"We're starting to work with bigger clients and there is a need to have them confident in our solidity," he said.
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IUCN - The World Conservation Union, Gland, Switzerland (23.06.2005) - Although coral reef fishes enjoy a great deal of interest around the world, little is known about the conservation status of most of them. Concerns are increasingly being raised about the impacts on these species of coral bleaching, as compounded by fishing and other pressures on coral reefs. Currently, only a small number of coral reef fish species are listed on The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, but the number that are threatened is believed to be much higher.
In recognition of these concerns, a technical workshop was held in late April in Norwich, UK, to evaluate the susceptibility to extinction of the world's coral reef fishes, using an Extinction Susceptibility Matrix developed by IUCN's Species Survival Commission (SSC). One hundred and sixty reef fish families, or around 4,200 species, were screened. The preliminary results of the workshop are quite startling, indicating that over 25% of reef fishes, or more than 1,000 species, are highly susceptible to extinction.
Developed as a tool to screen large numbers of marine species for their vulnerability to extinction, the SSC Susceptibility Matrix distills the intrinsic (e.g., life-history, ecology) and extrinsic (e.g., habitat loss, exploitation) factors that dictate "susceptibility" to extinction. This gives a weighting to these various factors to obtain an overall assessment of relative susceptibility. As well as providing a basis for prioritizing species for formal threatened status assessment, the matrix could also be widely used as a simple tool to distinguish those species, amongst thousands, that may be particularly at risk, or in need of precautionary management.
This workshop was an important first step in the implementation of a major project, the Global Assessment of Reef Fishes (GARF), aimed at evaluating the status of the world's coral reef fishes using the IUCN Red List Categories and Criteria. The GARF will be a multi-year effort involving the collaboration of institutions and individual scientists around the world and will become an important element of marine conservation.
(The workshop was convened by the SSC Coral Reef Fishes Specialist Group (CRFSG), in conjunction with the Perry Institute for Marine Science, and hosted by Dr. Isabelle Côté of the University of East Anglia (UK) and chaired by CRFSG Chair, Dr. Terry Donaldson of the University of Guam Marine Laboratory).
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I'm close to the completion of a first set of features for a free application I'm developing on the Android platform and I'm starting to wonder about the best time to release it to the market.
On one side I'm fond of the "ship as early as possible" model though considering that users can vote for applications I don't want to release too soon an application in beta and with a limited set of features as I won't get high ratings. I could explain that it is a beta version but will non technical users understand or care ? I don't think so.
On the other side, if I go for a waterfall model and I wait until the application is feature complete I will have a more competitive application in terms of features but the downside is that as the application grows bigger so the number of problems users are likely to experience. I know I can test my application but I don't think that's enough considering that some applications have slightly different behavious on different devices. I work at this app part-time so I fear I won't have the time to fix in a short time the issues that will eventually pop up and this will lead again to negative ratings.
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Anselmo Roldan Aguilar is from Guatemala. He was a young man when the Guatemalan military attacked his town and killed more than 400 people. This was in 1982, in the midst of Guatemala's internal armed conflict, during which thousands were massacred.
Roldan Aguilar is now president of the Association for Justice and Reconciliation, an organization seeking justice for the survivors and perpetrators. He visited the University of Wyoming to meet with students and talk about his experience and AJR's work and stopped by the studio to talk with Wyoming Public Radio's Irina Zhorov.


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The Conscious Business Revolution™ is a new organization committed to helping women entrepreneurs, small business owners and women looking to escape the corporate rat-race launch wealth-building businesses that support their ideal lives. The CBR is about living and working in a conscious, ethical and balanced way in both business and life.
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Maltese Fisherman's Hat
I love this pattern. I started the hat this morning with my coffee. It was finished by 6pm. It is quick, easy and fun. My daughter wants me to add a tassel. I'll do that tomorrow. I used Nepal 5006 yarn by Katia. It is a self-stripping yarn.
I planned to make the hat for myself but my daughter loves it and claimed it for herself. I'll make a second one for me.
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Did she use Adramelech's feather for that?
thats a good question but i dont believe so if you look closlely at the 2nd to last panel you can see a feather in the tree and just below her pointing hand its kinda hard to see cause it almost blends in with the bush
I thought crow boy was dead, and if the bid thing is the Mouth of Satan. Does that mean He can speak through him?
I have to say, this comic just keeps getting better. I'm looking forward to the next update, I almost live for Fridays now.
Panel 2: Nice sunlight effect!
At least now we know that there's an actual plot-related reason for the costume changes.
Following a trail of bits and pieces is always a bad idea… gets you eaten by the horrors of the forest.
trying to get that bird thing on her side sneaky
Boy, if the Devil is counting on these guys to bring about the end of days, he made some bad hiring decisions…
His last round of new hires was the cultists, and that went so very well…..
Oh come on! Does nobody remember the Lilitu doing "Cleanup" and looking very speculatively at the pileof feathers left behind? And Lilith is the one who 'just happens' to find the FEATHERS that they're following?
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The Building Energy Management Systems (BEMS) market, a growing segment of the larger building efficiency industry, is gaining momentum as an alternative, cheaper means for end-users to implement energy efficiency applications in commercial buildings, according to a new report on BEMS from Pike Research, Boulder, Colo. Conceived out of the market demand for a lighter, less-expensive and strictly energy-related automation and management systems for commercial buildings, the BEMS market includes both specialized and broad-based solutions. Such solutions range from reactive energy efficiency optimization software to predictive supply and demand side energy management architectures.
The BEMS market will continue to grow at a strong pace over the next few years, as players in adjacent markets continue to invest in the space, according to the report. These players will include IT vendors, building management system (BMS) vendors, curtailment service providers (CSPs), and other energy-efficiency companies. As a result of market convergence, BEMS offerings will become more sophisticated, providing energy savings to the end-user that in many cases will be reinvested in additional energy efficiency applications. Additionally, the return on investment for BEMS will become even more attractive as costs are driven down — as BEMS vendors enter into more buildings, implementation templates will begin to take shape. Looking ahead to 2016, many end-users with portfolio management needs will choose BEMS rather than updating a BMS, as it is a less expensive option, and BEMS are technology agnostic.
The Pike Research report analyzes the market opportunity for BEMS in commercial buildings throughout the United States. The report provides a detailed study of the market drivers, barriers, and industry dynamics in today's market, along with several scenarios for future growth. The characteristics of several key vertical markets are examined, and company profiles and SWOT analyses are provided for key industry players.
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Every minute the enzyme system does what chemists working a full shift cannot. Could anyone believe that naturally occurring enzymes became aware of themselves and hundreds of their counterparts as the result of chance? Enzymes and enzyme systems are touchstones of the same genetic mechanism. The more advanced research is carried out, the more detailed a design emerges. 2
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One of the many perks of working for LUSH is getting to see and try all the products before they're released. How else are we going to tell you all about them?
On a trip to LUSH UK, the team got a sneak peek at new products, presented by the inventors themselves. Turkish Delight was one of those products, and it was one of my all-time faves from B Never to Busy to Be Beautiful (LUSH's former vegan cosmetics company), so I was thrilled when I heard it was being reincarnated for LUSH and even more excited when I got my own pot to try. However, trying to fit everything into one suitcase for the trip home was impossible and there just wasn't enough room for the pot of Turkish Delight. Leaving it behind wasn't an option. What did I do? The morning of our flight home, I slathered the ENTIRE pot of Turkish Delight all over my body – head to toe, every inch was covered in fragrant, creamy rose bliss. Normally on long flights my sensitive skin does not fare well with the drying effects of airplane air, but not this time. When I arrived home I was exhausted, but my skin was still extremely soft and moisturized, and I smelled as fresh as a rose. It was one of the most decadent, luxurious LUSH experiences I have ever had.


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Tyler's oil paintings are his depictions and interpretations of the California landscape, following in the footsteps of great landscape painters who worked throughout the state in the early 1800's. As a native Californian, Tyler found his voice for inspiration with his impressionistic brushstrokes and sharp-edged clarity, that are infused with his personal elements. He brings a clear-eyed realism and sense of space that is imbued with his love of the journey, the joy of discovery, and the quiet, contemplative beauty that moves his spirit.


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Chicony Plaza Opens at Mixed-Use Complex in Chengdu, China
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A 37-story mixed-use complex in Chengdu, China, recently reached substantial completion and opened its first phase, the 111,500-square-meter Chicony Plaza department store. Occupying a full city block adjacent to a vibrant public square in the central business district of Chengdu, the complex, designed by Chicago-based Goettsch Partners, is anchored by the 12-story department store, with a 25-story Grand Hyatt hotel above.
The complex is designed to maximize program-specific relationships within the existing urban context. By asymmetrically stacking the hotel tower above the retail podium, the design helps integrate the building's mass with its surroundings. The orientation of the podium entry to the north creates an ideal relationship with the active urban plaza. The hotel tower, sited to the south, provides all rooms with unobstructed views and abundant natural light. The two primary masses of podium and tower are unified by a series of stepped gardens that are accessible from the hotel's sky lobby, ballrooms and dining facilities.
The primary material palette of opaque white glass and high-performance vision glazing establishes a dramatic contrast within the urban context. The façade design is organized by a series of architectural "planes and reveals" that provide scale to the project, while the shifting windows and joint patterns create a sense of visual movement across the taut exterior surfaces. Contemporary "retail awnings" are formed by cantilevered glass volumes that activate the base of the building. These cantilevered volumes provide a continuous rhythm of canopies for pedestrians while organizing the podium's extensive signage and advertising needs.
The department store is one of the largest in central China, and the hotel will feature 450 rooms at full build-out. A scheduled soft opening for the hotel is planned for late 2012.
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Winter in the Rockies will never be the same as professional and amateur athletes converge on the mountains and villages of Vail for a celebration of adventure sports, music, art and the great outdoors. The first annual Winter Teva Mountain Games presented by Eddie Bauer features competitions in mixed climbing, mountain, Big Air, and dual slalom biking, Nordic and telemark skiing, ski mountaineering and snowshoe racing with $60,000 in prize money on the line, along with a one-day vertical challenge in Vail's legendary Back Bowls. The winter festival in Vail comes to life with free concerts, films, photo comp an interactive expo area, demo events and of course – dogs. The Winter Teva Mountain Games presented by Eddie Bauer are a project of the Vail Valley Foundation.
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Term: Enjambment
Enjambment is the continuation of a sentence or clause over a line-break. If a poet allows all the sentences of a poem to end in the same place as regular line-breaks, a kind of deadening can happen in the ear, and in the brain too, as all the thoughts can end up being the same length. Enjambment is one way of creating audible interest; others include caesurae, or having variable line-lengths.
Mimi Khalvati's 'Don't Ask Me, Love, For That First Love' shows enjambment in its various strengths; the second line, ending at the same time as the sentence, is completely end-stopped, but "What had summer / to do with sorrow in full spate?" is fluidly enjambed. However, the pause for the comma at the end of the fifth line means that the enjambment is less pronounced here. The poet's skill with enjambment is one of the ways in which she keeps her short-lined stanzas, rhymed abab, from jangling unsophisticatedly.


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by Pete Mazzaccaro
For Dr. Robin Gallagher, his office is more than just an office. It's actually his family home. His father, Dr. Robert Gallagher, moved his family to the large, green stone house at 2 E. Chestnut Hill Ave. and opened a small practice in his home when Robin was only 10.
Robin joined his father at the practice in 1980 and has known no other professional home since then.
But last year, after the death of his father, Robin's stepmother Lynn Gallagher inherited the property and decided to sell it. She didn't accept Robin's offer so, so he began "plan B."
Plan B is a move to a brand-new structure being built at 825 Bethlehem Pike in Whitemarsh. It's on the site of the former Magarity Chevrolet dealership, which is now a Planet Fitness center. The approval process in Whitemarsh lasted for eight months, Gallagher said. He was able to sign a lease to begin construction last week.
Though he's moving, Gallagher said he thinks the move will be an advantage for his practice and his patients.
"I had a list of pros and cons, and the list of pros for moving quadrupled the cons," he said in an interview at his office Monday morning. "Everybody's excited about the move, from family to patients. The move will allow us to modernize and provide much better service and care for our patients."
Gallagher said that after 30 years of maintaining the old home in which his practice is located, having a newly constructed office would have a lot of benefits. He can wire everything for the IT advances he needs. And because he maintains a lab – nothing is outsourced – the IT infrastructure is really important.
"The move will really help up us keep up with the 21st century," Gallagher said.
Asked if he thought the move might put out his long-time patients, he said he hasn't heard a single complaint from patients about the move.
"It's 1.2 miles from here," he said. "And parking will be a lot easier."
Gallagher said that construction is beginning and that he expects to open up at the new location in late August.


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This past weekend, I attended GenCon 2010, a gaming convention in Indianapolis, IN, with a group of several friends. I had been saving up to attend this convention for a while, and that savings consisted largely of money saved in the way I described this morning: making lots of small choices that saved money and didn't negatively impact my way of living.
During the convention, I had many opportunities to chat with people and I found that at least a few of them had done the exact same thing. They didn't have the income or resources to travel to such things regularly, but they chose to cut back in other areas. Some of them didn't own televisions at home, for example. Some of them ran small side businesses for income. Others simply did frugal things, like eating meals at home and putting the savings away for their trip.
In each case, the rule of thumb is the same: they took money away from something of less importance to them to use the money on something of more importance to them.
Translate this to your own life for a moment. What things in your life would you love to be doing but you can't because you can't afford it? What do you sit around daydreaming about but never actually do because you don't have the money?
Maybe you are deeply passionate about travel, but you can only travel once every few years.
Maybe you dream about having the perfect home entertainment setup, but you balk at the price of the television and other equipment.
Maybe your idle thoughts focus on something like attending a convention related to your hobby, but the trip and the expenses are just too much.
You spend years dreaming about these things, but they just keep being out of reach.
That's where sensible frugality plays a role. The trick is to cut back – hard – in the areas that don't matter as much to you and save that money where you've cut back. This enables you to live your life without misery. (Of course, there's nothing saying you can't also choose to make sacrifices in specific areas important to you, too.) At the end of the year, though, you find yourself with the money for that trip or that television or that convention – and you can just do it.
I'll give a very specific example.
I've seen an absolutely gorgeous 60″ LED HDTV for sale at Sam's Club for about $2,400. It's beautiful – I won't deny that. If someone deeply wanted an absolutely amazing home entertainment setup, they might very well make this television the centerpiece of that room. I could see someone who played a lot of video games and/or watched a lot of television purchasing this flat screen and installing it happily in their living room.
But they can't afford it! What's a solution to get there?
The person spends $300 a month on their energy bill. Installing a programmable thermostat will cost about $40 up front, but the reduction in energy costs will be about $50 a month or so if properly programmed. This adds up to a total savings of $560 over the course of a year.
The person does three loads of laundry a week. Making their own detergent saves $0.20 a load. Over the course of a year, that adds up to $31.20.
The person drinks a couple bottles of soda a day. Switching to refillable bottles of water stored in the fridge eliminates about $1 a day in spending, giving you $52 more (and it'll do wonders for your health).
The person commutes 20 miles to work every day for an 40 mile round trip. Setting up a car pool with just one other person four days a week eliminates 80 miles of driving a week. Using the government reimbursement rates, that simple switch will save you $1,040 a year.
The person eats out three times a week. Eating something inexpensive at home once a week instead of eating out saves the person $10 a week, adding up to another $520 over the year.
The person subscribes to a couple premium movie channels that he barely watches. Eliminating these subscriptions and joining Netflix instead reduces the monthly cost from $25 to $9, a savings of $192 a year.
Those moves saves the person $2,395.20 over the course of a year. If he's socking that money away faithfully in an account bearing 2% interest, he'll wind up with $2,420 at the end of the year. Time to go buy that television.
Here's the thing, though: none of those changes required much time investment and they didn't affect that person's quality of day-to-day life much at all. He didn't give up anything life-affirming, but at the end of the year, he had enough cash in hand to make that daydream come true.
You can just substitute in your own "dream" and your own frugal methods of getting there right into this plan. Browse big lists of frugality tips and free things to do and be selective with them, trying out only the things that work for you. Keep track of what you actually save and sock away those savings.
Eventually, you'll find that you've built up some money for whatever it is you're dreaming of. Even better, you'll find that this kind of savings is very sustainable and it'll help you keep building for whatever dream comes next after that.
You can use it to pay off debts. You can use it to build an emergency fund. You can use it to fly to Maui. You can use it to redo your kitchen. Whatever it is you dream of, sensible frugality can do it.
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They're starting to run together in my mind. Jerry Sandusky. Silvio Berlusconi. Herman Cain. U.N. peacekeepers. Arnold Schwarzenegger. USA Swimming coaches. Roman Catholic priests. Here's the shared story line: A powerful man—or a man in a powerful hierarchy—preys sexually on those in weaker positions. Folks around him have seen
him swooping down on vulnerable or naïve young women. Or half-noticed that he always travels with troubled boys who share his hotel room. But because he doesn't look like a monster, because he's brilliant at his job, because if he's doing anything wrong it would embarrass the group, their minds back away from the insight. That's just Jack being Jack, they think. He's basically a good guy; he couldn't really be hurting those kids. What are you gonna do?
Institutions and families are powerful things; we need them to survive. It's frightening to rock the boat—especially if you want to keep your job or care deeply about the football program. No one likes the person who called the cops on Uncle Jack, or on their buddy Jack, or on Jack who runs the company. If the group is more committed to protecting itself than an unknown victim, turning in Jack can ruin your life. It's not so hard to understand Mike McQueary, who told Penn State higher-ups that he witnessed a rape in 2002 and then shut up. What's sickening is that those in charge—Coach Joe Paterno as well as Penn State's athletic director and a vice president—had already heard two other reports of Sandusky's sexually victimizing children. Yet they never reported him to law--enforcement or child-protective services, as was their legal duty. They mentally elided "anal rape" into "horseplay," which better fit their concept of the upstanding Penn State football organization. Sometimes, we can't see what's in front of our eyes if it's at odds with what we believe about ourselves and our group. Nor, all too often, do we feel free to say it even if we can see it.
"There is no free speech in football," Jane Leavy wrote at the sports website Grantland. "Information is parsed by monosyllabic head coaches, who dictate who gets to speak to whom and when." Well, sure. But there's no free speech in most workplaces; how often do you tell the boss she's wrong? Abuses happen in every kind of work environment. Sports and politics are just more likely to get news coverage. It's a good thing they do.
You might be surprised to learn—I was—that substantiated cases of sexual victimization have been dropping. Rape and sexual-assault reports fell by 24 percent from 2001 to 2010, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics. Between 1990 and 2007, substantiated cases of child sexual abuse declined 53 percent. No one knows exactly why, but researchers point to "increased awareness"—media storms like Penn State—and advances in treating both offenders and victims, interrupting the cycles of abuse. The intertwined women's and children's rights movements succeeded in persuading Americans to treat sexual violations as, first, mentionable; second, as human-rights transgressions; and third, as crimes in which the perpetrator, not the victim, should bear the stigma.
Surely Bernie Fine, the longtime assistant coach at Syracuse University, was fired so quickly—despite Coach Jim Boeheim's initial support for him and attacks on his accusers—precisely because Penn State's hierarchy had just been indicted, criminally and morally. Surely other organizations are now huddling to root out any potential liabilities they might have overlooked.
That's the good news. But child sexual abuse, sexual harassment, and sexual assault are still appallingly widespread. Twenty-one percent of all girls and 3 percent of boys are sexually victimized by age 17, according to the authoritative National Survey of Children Exposed to Violence. The study's author, David Finkelhor, believes that boys underreport and estimates that it's really 5 percent to 10 percent. Which means we either are or know adult survivors—and that we know men who inflicted the abuse or are inflicting it still.
The poet Muriel Rukeyser wrote: "What do we see? What do we not see?" Seeing requires courage. Once you let yourself know what you know, you are obligated to act, which can have painful personal and organizational consequences. Institutions must overhaul their internal systems to reward reporting and announce that the goal is always to protect the victims, no matter who the perpetrators might be. It can be painful to think that our beloved group—which we dearly hope is above reproach—includes a predator. But it's worse to keep pimping for Uncle Jack.


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Strong era begins at Texas with shaky QB play
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) The Charlie Strong era began at Texas with a shaky performance at quarterback and few questions answered about just how quickly the Longhorns can rebound in the Big 12 under their new coach.
With next season's presumed starter David Ash not playing because of a foot injury, Tyrone Swoopes took all the snaps with the first-team offense in the Longhorns' annual spring scrimmage. Swoopes rallied from a poor start to finish with 229 yards and three touchdowns against the second-team defense. But he likely did little to establish himself as the potential top-flight quarterback the Longhorns have lacked for several seasons if Ash's injury problems persist.
Ash missed most of last season with concussion symptoms but had been cleared to return in the spring. His injury left Swoopes as the only scholarship quarterback available for the scrimmage.
Strong had planned to play the starters against each other, but instead opted to pit the first-team offense against the second-team defense to help give Swoopes a confidence boost. But Swoopes threw an interception on his first attempt and was just 7 of 17 passing until a desperation heave at the end of the first half turned into a touchdown catch by Daje Johnson.
Swoopes was better in the second half, throwing touchdowns to Malcolm Brown and Jaxon Shipley. Strong said he liked that Swoopes rebounded from the poor start, but acknowledged he hasn't gotten the play he wanted at quarterback this spring.
"We're going to have to get better there, whether it's David or Swoopes or someone else," Strong said.
The Longhorns signed one quarterback in their 2014 recruiting class, Jerrod Heard, who will arrive on campus in June. Texas is also courting USC transfer Max Wittek, who has yet to announce his destination.
Texas hasn't had consistent play there since Colt McCoy was injured in the 2010 national championship game against Alabama. Since then, the Longhorns haven't won more than nine games in a season or won the Big 12.
Strong was hired in January to replace Mack Brown and turn around that trend of mediocrity. After 15 days of spring practice, Strong said the team still has a lot of work to do.
"I don't know how good we can be," Strong said, adding: "I wish I had 15 more days of practice, but I don't."
Here are five things to take away from Texas' spring scrimmage:
QUARTERBACK: Still the great unknown. Swoopes' final numbers – 17-of-30 passing against the second-team defense – will look much better than the first half when the offense managed just 100 total yards on 37 plays until his heave to Johnson. Swoopes made a sparkling throw on a 44-yard touchdown pass to Shipley in the second half.
Strong insisted he wasn't looking for Swoopes to take over the position with one spring game.
RUNNING GAME: Texas' running game remains the strength of the offense. Malcolm Brown rushed for 82 yards and scored two touchdowns. Jalen Overstreet, seldom used last season, gained 68 yards, most of it against the first-team defense. Johnathan Gray, who is still recovering from an Achilles tendon injury, didn't play.
OFFENSIVE LINE: Texas' revamped offensive line was spotty. The starters allowed four sacks to the second-team defense, including the first time Swoopes dropped back to pass. The rules made it easy for the defense, however, allowing a sack for simply touching the quarterback.
Texas has to replace four starters on the line next season.
"We weren't in sync," center Dominic Espinosa said.
KICKING GAME: Nick Rose showed a strong leg on a missed 55-yard field goal try in the first quarter that had plenty of distance but sailed wide right. He made a 40-yarder in the second quarter. Texas must replace Anthony Fera, who was 20 of 22 on field goals last season and was one of the top kickers in the country.
LINEBACKER: Demarco Cobbs had eight tackles and returned with a flourish after missing the 2013 season with a knee injury. A healthy and productive Cobbs would give Texas some much-needed depth at a position that was a weak spot in the defense last season.


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