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As we said last week, it's virtually impossible to beat the Steelers in the playoffs or even leading up to the playoffs. Still can't prove what kind of hold the Rooney family has over the NFL, but the Steelers continue to get all the calls. All the time.
In the Bengal game, for example, a Steeler leveled a Bengal by diving at his head–helmet first–and received no penalty. Coach Joey Porter later ran onto the field in the middle of a melee, and the refs looked the other way. The only other team to get as many calls is New England.
It will be some kind of cosmic explosion when the Steelers go to Foxboro for the AFC championship game in two weeks. The NFL won't know which team to favor. Heads will spin.
Now onto our new coach, Adam Gase. I've had some time to digest all the news and watch and re-watch all his press conferences and interviews. Here are some thoughts.
He doesn't seem like a leader. He's not confident at all, and seems nervous about what he's about to undertake. It might just be stage fright. He could be an excellent head coach who doesn't like the bright lights of media coverage. Not the end of the world. But I sense it's more than that. In watching his initial press conference, it's almost as if he looks like, "Man what did I get myself into? I have to be in charge of defense now too? And special teams? And I no longer have Peyton Manning running my plays?"
Omar Kelly noted almost the same things that many of us did. Check out this article from Chicago: http://chicago.suntimes.com/sports/7/71/1242339/dolphins-fans-already-getting-mad-adam-gase
Gase spoke a lot about planning and preparation, etc. So did Joe Philbin. So did Dan Campbell.
He seems like another X's and O's guy, and I have no doubt that he knows of his stuff. But he never mentioned football strategy, what it takes to win, toughness, what he brings to the table, etc.
We've heard the story about 500 times already about how he was making little money as a coach, but he stuck with it anyway. Nice. Now tell us why you deserve to be a head coach.
We had to endure Stephen Ross tell us how highly regarded Gase was. The best accomplishment we heard about Gase is that he's highly thought of. So was Clueless Joe.
If Gase has any innovations in mind, he certainly didn't spell them out. Yes, it's early. But still, you'd think he would give us something to look forward to. Anything.
As usual, the Dolphins management and front office schemes are confusing. Mike Tannenbaum said that Gase will be in charge of the roster, but that does not mean Gase gets to pick the players. Player selection will still be handled by the other brainiacs who gave us such luminaries as Dion Jordan. And then throw in a GM with zero power into the mix and you get…the same old Dolphins.
Gase thanked and praised Nick Saban, with seemingly zero awareness of the year-long deceit that Saban foisted about Dolfans.
Watching Gase's mannerisms and listening to his tone, he doesn't come across as a strong leader who can whip the Dolphins into shape. Certainly not a man to be feared and respected. Then again, Dan Campbell did seem like a man to be feared and respected, and the Dolphins still didn't play well for him. So who knows.
If only Ross was as passionate about the Dolphins as the rest of us are. Stephen Ross talks of the Dolphins like a business. But when he talks about U Michigan, however, his eyes light up and we see the true passion he has.

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The Loar Announces The LM-300 Mandolin
By Ashley Atz - The Loar
July 27, 2010 - 6:30 pm
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The Loar LM-300 Mandolin - Click to enlarge
Brisbane, Calif. — The Loar has announced the release of their first x-braced A-model mandolin, hand-carved by their team of expert luthiers at The Loar Hand Carved Workshop, the birthplace of the best-selling LM-400, 600 and 700 mandolins.
The Loar's new hand carved A-model mandolin (LM-300-VS) was developed using classic tried-and-true design techniques. With hand-shaped x-bracing and stripped down appointments, the LM-300 gives players the sound they've come to expect from The Loar at an unprecedented price point.
The Loar LM-300 mandolin is assembled with a solid carved spruce top and solid maple back and sides. The maple neck has a comfortable rounded v-profile to fit in the hand perfectly.
For players who prefer a more streamlined look, the LM-300 has no purfling, just a single layer of ivoroid binding. High-quality Grover tuners, nickel hardware and an extremely thin polyurethane lacquer finish all combine to make this professional-quality instrument an amazing value and a first for the professional mandolin market.
The Loar LM-300-VS has a street price of $374.99 and is available now. Additional detail images of the LM-300 are available at their web site (links follow).
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LM-300 at The Loar web site
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Seems underhanded to me. Sorry, that's just how I see it. ymmv
Seems underhanded to me. Sorry, that's just how I see it."
I believe that Greg Rich somehow got control of the "Loar" name back when he was working at Gibson in the banjo department. Apparently Gibson wasn't interested at the time, so Rich trademarked it. He is either directly involved in the production of "The Loar" mandolins, or if not, that they are being made under his license.
Greg also got control of the "Recording King" name, again which may have been because Gibson wasn't interested in it. He's done very nice things with the Recording King line of banjos and guitars (the latter of which I've seen Big Joe Vest speak very highly).
Whether he did anything "underhanded" or not, I can't say. Greg doesn't seem to be a member here, although he does post frequently over at banjohangout.org.
- John
And what a shame, as the instrument line gets high marks for tone and playability, relative to others in its price range and beyond. In my opinion an instrument ought to be able to stand on its own two feet without relying on marketing gimickry or slight-of-hand...but I guess we are more of a "marketing" culture than a "quality" culture (marketing first, quality second). Surely "The Loar" name will always be a problem for many, especially those of us who hold the name Loar in a special place.
Were I to sign this post "The David Grisman", "The Chris Thile", or whoever, then many would be P.O.'d and rightly so.
And what a shame, as the instrument line gets high marks for tone and playability, relative to others in its price range and beyond. In my opinion an instrument ought to be able to stand on its own two feet without relying on marketing gimickry or slight-of-hand...but I guess we are more of a "marketing" culture than a "quality" culture (marketing first, quality second). Surely "The Loar" name will always be a problem for many, especially those of us who hold the name Loar in a special place.
Were I to sign this post "The David Grisman", "The Chris Thile", or whoever, then many would be P.O.'d and rightly so. End Quote
I totally agree, I thought it was a cheap marketing ploy when they first came out and still do.
The Mike
I still think the name stinks - but now I am beginning to wonder if it might have a hint of irony to it. I hope so.
Of far greater interest to me is how the instruments under that brand are threatening to re-write the value-for-money expectations of budget-priced mandolins, and to permanently raise the quality bar at the same time.
I'm delighted to hear it. The more the quality/price coefficient improves, the better off we all are. Do you mean with regards to the 900 model Kentucky, or do their lower-priced mandolins also represent a raising of the bar?
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I think that you miss the point, my concern was not about the name used but the fact that it is a cheap marketing ploy. Loar generally refers to a fairly desirable Gibson mandolin of a particular era, not a "budget" priced mandolin.
This is an excellent point and really not debatable. This is exactly why French winemakers (justifiably) are upset when American bulk wine producers call their wines Chablis, Burgundy, or Champagne based simply on style. When a product designation is hijacked like this it is clearly being done as a marketing ploy to 'piggy back' on the name and the beneficial reputation it has earned over decades (as with the Loar mandolin name) or centuries (as with the French wine regions mentioned).
What he said!
Nice ..... or don't buy 'em. That's my choice.
I bought one from The Mandolin Store, and it's easily the loudest among several of my mandolins including two Gibsons. it's also one of the easiest to play with it's thicker and wider neck.
I've hear they may include a Gibson H5 mandola and K4 to their product line in the future; has anyone else heard this?
Gibson? They have NO shame. LOL!
Bill = Bill Monroe. See picture here:
Exactly. Gouge the name off and pick away. They're great instruments.
BTW.. One person that gets a couple of bad mandos and declares the whole line ####... There's an intellectual giant for you. Good grief.
I was remarkably turned off by the name at first as well, but I played a 700 model for about 15 minutes a couple of weeks ago along side a Kentucky 505, 855, 630, a couple of J. Boviers, and an Eastman 615. IMO, which is humble indeed, the Loar was the best sounding and playing of the bunch, with equivalent set-ups; it and one of the Boviers were really close, actually. Granted, my sampling was limited to those few examples of their respective lines, I wasn't able to compare to a KM-1000, and I also prefer the wider nut of the Loar and Bovier which is probably why I liked them better. But, after playing one, I'd consider a Loar if I were actively shopping in that range, name notwithstanding.
And I do own a Kentucky 675-S built shortly after their move to China...they have absolutely improved their product over the last 6 or 7 years. And, I can't imagine their audacity, ripping off a whole STATE!!! Pretty much all of the imports, Eastman and Gold Tone maybe withstanding, try to tag their products with USA/bluegrassy sounding monikers...I'll just stop there. Suffice it to say I can see both sides of this discussion...
Like nearly all the Pac-rim Instruments,they'll have their adimirers & detractors,if you find a good one what's not to like,if you don't,then purchase another make.
Re.names,personally i love the name "Kentucky". To me it's redolent af ''all things Bluegrass'',not least because it was the home state of the man who started it all off,
PS - Oh dear !,something ain't working ! ie.no italics & no 'bold' lettering ???.


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I can understand your mixed feelings, but I think it is a nice and original way to use a dollshouse and better than in the attic or a damp shed! But as a lover of dollshouses I can imagine such a house full of lovely furnishings.ReplyDelete
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I think I would rather see it restored and with furniture. I like the brackets too.ReplyDelete
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I don't think toilet paper and laundry supplies should ever be stored in a dollhouse! But the brackets are a good idea.ReplyDelete
I won't tell you about the cabinet I made with two, front-opening doors painted with the facade of a brick, Federal-style building. The shelves inside lined up at the proper 'floor' levels, though it wasn't intended to be a dollhouse. I gave it to my sister and I think she keeps DVDs in it, lol!ReplyDelete


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can i just go for my yearly pap and ask her these questions. i have been not trying not preventing since may 05, and kind of trying these last 4 or 5 months. we don't have insurance so would it just be pointless or could she do something to help. i o really late and my lp is 11 days at the longest, has been 9. i should say i am still nursing so i know she'll tell me to stop but i have always been irregular.
My dr wouldnt see me until it was a yr of us ttc, and I had to have charts to show him. I would call them up to see what they say, but a lot of places wont see you until a yr. I got lucky mine saw me when we were TTC for 10 cycles so I didnt have to wait those extra 2 mos.
so you have to chart for 12 cycles, i was just thinking i could ask my regular obgyn. i have not been preventing for 18 months now, she knows that because i told her after dd i didn't want birth control.
Most doctors won't see you until you've been TTC for a year (or 6 months if you're over 35), but since you're also BF that could be a factor and they might not do anything just yet. However, if you have your annual physical coming up I can't see any harm in asking at that visit. You never know!
We didn't have to wait 12 months because I have Endo and I managed to get in pretty quickly. Good luck and keep us posted.
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Owen Farrell eyeing return after Saracens see off Wasps
Saracens' elation at defeating Aviva Premiership title rivals Wasps has increased with the news of Owen Farrell's imminent return from injury.
The double winners have tentatively pencilled in Saturday's heavyweight European showdown with Toulon for their England playmaker to make his first appearance of the season.
A back and hip problem sustained in pre-season has prevented Farrell from playing, but he has been able to resume place kicking in an encouraging development ahead of the forthcoming autumn internationals.
"Owen was with the team for Wasps," said Saracens director of rugby Mark McCall, who revealed that Alex Goode could also be back from a knee injury.
"He warmed up with them and place kicked for the first time before the game. If everything goes to plan, then hopefully he'll be available for this weekend.
"He's an influential member of the squad and it's good to have him around the team.
"I think he could definitely come straight into the team, six weeks isn't so long. We'll asses that in training.
"Alex Lozowski has put his case forward so it's a big shout for us, but Owen is a world-class fly-half.
"For us to have won five of our first six league games without the likes of Owen, Duncan Taylor and Chris Ashton is a good achievement."
The Premiership's last 100 per cent record fell when Saracens wrapped up a bonus-point 30-14 victory over Wasps, who are widely regarded as the team most likely to challenge for their crown.
"We lost to the better team. We weren't allowed to play. You have to give Saracens a lot of credit, they really strangled us and didn't allow us to play," Wasps director of rugby Dai Young said.
"We've made a really good start to the season, but we've come to the home of the double champions and it was a little too much for us.
"It's not all doom and gloom because it's the first game we've lost, but if you're going to lose to anyone it should be the double winners.
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On Monday evening Stoke City host Mauricio Pochettino's Tottenham Hotspur as they seek to catch Leicester City who currently lead the league by eight points.
However, having watched the Foxes drop points at home to West Ham, and knowing they can reduce the deficit to five points with five matches to play; Spurs will certainly be travelling to Staffordshire with victory in their sights.
Red hot Spurs are favourites
Spurs will be favourites following their recent form which has seen them collect 11 points from a possible 15. This has included back to back home three-nil defeats of Bournemouth and Manchester United respectively. Tottenham will be aiming to assert their domination early on with a squad which must be extremely high on confidence.
Earlier on in the season, Spurs raced into a two goal lead against Stoke before switching off with ten minutes left allowing Stoke to snatch a draw. Tottenham cannot afford to do the same at this late stage of the season and Pochettino's side appear to have gained a greater resilience as the season has progressed which makes this unlikely.
Can the Potters improve?
Stoke meanwhile have struggled recently as their form has dropped off following their four – one drubbing at the hands of Liverpool last Sunday and letting a two goal lead slip when a victory seemed a formality at home against Swansea. Mark Hughes will be looking to make sure the Potters end the season with a record points total and a league high finish, needing eight points to achieve this and to finish above eighth in the league come May.
Coming into the match the Stoke back four will have a lot to contend with. Harry Kane, the Premier League's joint top scorer, will be looking to add to his tally against a defence that has conceded goals easily as of late. The presence of Toby Alderweireld and Eric Dier at set pieces will also be of concern, in addition to the intricate, intelligent play of Dele Alli and Christian Eriksen.
Much has been made of the fact that Tottenham have to play after Leicester City for the majority of the run in, and the pressure this places on Tottenham because they constantly have to play catch up. It will be vital for Mauricio Pochettino to make sure that this doesn't affect his players and their approach to the match as they seek to close the gap at the top.
Much to ponder for Hughes
For Stoke, the return of Marko Arnautovic will certainly be a boost to a side that lacked urgency and attacking flair against a much changed Liverpool side in midweek. It will also be interesting to see whether Hughes plays Joselu as the sole striker or whether he opts for Mame Biram Diouf to lead the line as the Peter Crouch experiment at Anfield last week failed to pay off.
Stoke will hope that Bojan continues his magical form that has seen him score twice in his last two matches. Stoke fans have been encouraged in recent weeks as he appears to be reaching the level he was at before he tore his anterior cruciate ligament. If he continues his upward trajectory then it would be unwise to bet against the Spaniard scoring against Spurs.
Goalkeeping quandaries
Jakob Haugaard has been criticised since he has been included in the Stoke side due to his mistakes which have cost the Potters in recent weeks.
With Shay Given chomping at the bit to prove his fitness and form ahead of Euro 2016 it may be that Hughes opts for the Irish goalkeeper and the experience that he can bring to the Stoke back four against Tottenham. This could certainly help to tighten up the back line which has been skaky since Jack Butland was ruled out for the rest of the season with a broken ankle.
Where the match will be won and lost
If Stoke are to upset Spurs then the battle in midfield will be key. The Potters' home record has been patchy at best this season. Keeping the attacking quartet of Kane, Alli, Nacer Chadli and Eriksen is not easy, and with Erik Pieters being suspended alongside an injury to Marc Muniesa, Stoke may be susceptible down their left hand side with Geoff Cameron likely to play at left back.
If the Potters are to gain anything from this match then they need to be fast and direct on the counter attack. Pochettino's side rely heavily on Kyle Walker and Danny Rose overlapping down the wings, if Stoke can break quickly and exploit this space at full back then they certainly have the attacking capability to cause Tottenham problems.
Spurs meanwhile will be hoping that their confidence and motivation following Leicester City drawing at home will carry them to within five points of the league leaders with a win at the Britannia Stadium.


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| Dandelion1712 chapter 26 . 2/2/2016
This was such a emotional and beautiful fiction! If I could place it in an ultimate favorite category I would. Thank you so much!
| Dandelion1712 chapter 3 . 2/2/2016
This is such a wonderful read! Thank you for your talent and sharing it with others!
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Such a beautiful, beautiful beginning!
| Pixieooo123 chapter 21 . 5/31/2015
I must say that... THIS STORY WAS AWESOME!
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| mkeeg91 chapter 26 . 4/1/2014
very nice work!
I almost wish Anakin had seen Padme's ghost great Obi-Wan as a lover... just to piss him off even more ;)
| LenaLove95 chapter 26 . 2/19/2014
Loved the ending!
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Poor obi wan. Padme has her work cut out for her
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To be truthfull, I didn't read much of the SW stories, but yesterday I found yours & can say I am totaly hooked, because the Obi is with Padme. I found that the reason I didn't read SW stories is because I do not like Anakin character.
I have to thank you for your devotion to ObiPadme pairing, as I am not fan of the stories with tragic end, I try often avoid them, but some of yours I read already .
| Starhunter79 chapter 26 . 2/15/2013
Wow, that was great. I loved how Padme and Obi Wan changed and grew throughout the story. The broken and damaged Obi Wan was so realistic. The progression of his 'rehabilitation' was something I was interested in, because you see him heartbroken and defeated in ROTS and then as a Jedi (with some issues) in ANH. And nothing is really told of the in between years. The force as a forest was very appropriate I could see it growing and changing as the galaxy grows and changes. Padme's voice coming from all around like the wind, birds and hiss steam was beautiful.
I did want to say something about the note saying authors tend to rush relationships between Obi Wan and Padme. In real life relationships are rushed all the time people meet and they connect, just like that. With Obi Wan and Padme depending when the story is set they have met, gone through a terrible battle with great loss, reunited over another dangerous situation and yet more loss, and then during a war. So anyplace in this story it is quite possible that their feelings could occur very quickly, not to mention Padme and Anakin's relationship comes almost out of no where. He met her as a child and gave her a trinket he carved and then met her when he was 19. His relationship seems more like obsession and not love, why Padme jumps in always bothered me. Not to mention some of their love scenes in AOTC, especially the one where they are sitting by the fire and she is wearing her black leather dress (with collar and leash, as I call it because it reminds me of my dogs' leashes, that black choker thing with a long beaded band down the front. Whenever, I see this dress it always brings up certain images and thoughts [I think it could be my inner Sith lol])
I loved this story and would like to thank you for writing it. You have fast become one of my favourite writers ever. I didn't read much obidala? before, but since reading your stories I'm hooked.
| Bread-Making-Viking chapter 26 . 2/10/2010
Aww, sad but very good. :)
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wonderful story!
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really grew to like him and ended up having to end it because he would not commit..
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Yup, same here. He has refused to ever make us official. It is hard to talk to him; he always wants to hear about me and will listen to me prattle for hours, which I do, but getting information out of him is like pulling teeth. It's hard. Initially it feels like rejection, but I'm learning to work with it. I'm hoping to get him to open up, but maybe he's just not that kind of person.00|00|0
the SAME thing happened to me. once he spilled a secret and freaked out that he told me a secret. he would always ask about me yet keep his life private. honestly, I waited and wanted him to chance but he did not. truth is that if they go into it like that, they won't ever really want to change..especially if they get everything they want without having to settle. I did not go far with this guy sexually but still..kisses are enough to make him be like I have that without committing.
See, I still think that given enough time, he will open up. I'm noticing little things about him. He used to completely ignore my questions about even mundane things like, "How was your day?" Now he gives me little details. He still focuses the conversation on me, but it's a start. It's a combination of him getting comfortable with me and me pushing him into a new comfort zone. I don't think it's that he doesn't trust me. I think he's having a hard time letting himself get attached.


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Credits vs Carbon Credits
Asma Bibi and Santu ji, both Delhi based recycler travel to Mumbai and Kanpur to assess the effects of waste management projects driven by large companies vying for carbon credits on the livelihood of wastepickers.
A Voice For Waste
A brief look at the people most touched by Chintan's efforts in its drive to improve the lives of Delhi's wastepickers.
Innovation Award Ceremony, Chintan wins First ever Innovation Award
Chintan wins first ever Innovation Award for Empowerment of Women & Girls. Award Ceremony and Speech by Hillary Clinton, US Secretary of State in Washington D.C, March 2012
Acceptance speech by Bharati Chaturvedi
Thank you Address by Bharati Chaturvedi, Founder of Chintan on winning the first ever Innovation Award for Empowerment of Women & Girls from Hillary Clinton
Interview with Robert O. Blake, Jr.
Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asia, Robert O. Blake, Jr. talks to Bharati Chaturvedi on the occasion of Chintan being awarded the first ever Secretary's Innovation Award for the Empowerment of Women and Girls
Citizens At Risk
A film by Chintan, SVTC and IMAK that tells you about where and how computers come to die and what that means for the poor. Produced 2008.
Counter Balance
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The Royal Cowl pattern uses an i-cord cast on and an i-cord bind off. Each of these techniques gives a beautiful formal edge to the top and bottom of the cowl. To complete the sophisticated look, it is important to … Continue reading
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A Touch of Royalty
It's time for a new pattern release, just in time for the holidays. It's the Royal Cowl pattern!
The Royal Cowl is made up of alternating cable stitches which creates a dense, textured, and warm fabric. The pattern also uses a new cast on technique and a new bind off. The i-cord cast on and the i-cord bind off each make a formal, structured bottom and top edge, making this a truly royal looking cowl! I love these neat and tidy, symmetrical edges. The pattern contains easy to follow instructions for the cast on and bind off. It also includes a photo tutorial for grafting the i-cords ends making the seam on each truly invisible. Watch for the tutorial on this blog in the coming weeks.
As always, it's the yarn that makes each of my patterns. This time I used Madelinetosh Pashmina Worsted. It is a wool, silk, and cashmere blend which is critical to comfort for anything worn around the neck, right? The colours shown in the photos above are Tart, Antique Lace (my favourite!), and Cousteau.
Thank you to my wonderful Royal Cowl testers: MDQuilter, JStockert, Birdsrus, NokNoy, HotCraftyGirl, meg7219, and nj2 – check out their cowls here.
It's not too late to get one last Christmas knitted gift done – happy holiday knitting!


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Biscotti recipe from Bon Appetit, August 1991
- Yield
- 30 biscotti
- 2 large eggs
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 t. (packed) grated orange peel
- 1 t. vanilla
- 2 C. all purpose flour
- 1 t. baking soda
- 3/4 t. salt
- 1 cup dried cranberries
- 2/3 c. hazelnuts (about 3 oz.)
- toasted, husked, chopped
- 1 large egg white, beaten
- Additional sugar
- Preheat over to 350°F. Line baking sheet with parchment. With mixer, beat eggs and sugar until thick, about 3 min. Beat in peel and vanilla. Beat in flour, soda and salt. Stir in cranberries and nuts. Using floured hands, divide dough into 2 balls. Shape each into 11x2-inch log on lined baking sheet. Flatten each log to 1-inch thickness. Brush with beaten egg white. Sprinkle with additional sugar. Bake until golden and crusty, about 20 min. Reduce heat to 325°F. Cool logs on sheet. Cut on diagonal into 3/4-inch thick slices. Arrange cut sides down on sheet. Bake until bottoms brown, about 7 min. longer. Transfer to rack; cool. (Can be made 5 days ahead. Store airtight.)
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Nutritional Info
- Calories93
- Carbohydrates17 g(6%)
- Fat2 g(3%)
- Protein2 g(4%)
- Saturated Fat0 g(1%)
- Sodium63 mg(3%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat0 g
- Fiber1 g(3%)
- Monounsaturated Fat1 g
- Cholesterol12 mg(4%)


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Hidden Benefits of Medical Scribes for Hospitals and Practices
Medical scribes are quickly becoming essential to the healthcare industry. Recent studies revealed that the presence of medical scribes can help healthcare providers offer better services to patients, which is why larger hospitals and medical institutions are already adding medical scribes to their workflows. For smaller practices, however, the decision to hire a medical scribe is often more difficult to make.
Budget constraints are still the biggest challenges faced by practices and smaller hospitals. However, there are some interesting hidden benefits that make hiring medical scribes an easy decision to make. We are going to review those benefits in this article.
Better Doctor-Patient Relationships
There is one thing that a lot of industry experts still don't realize about the presence of medical scribes: they allow doctors and physicians to focus solely on the patients. This enables doctors to connect better to their patients, allowing better, stronger relationships to be forged over time.
Getting the full attention of a doctor always results in a better healthcare experience for patients. A slightly longer conversation, detailed questions and a more personalized approach are all made possible with a medical scribe handling the task of documenting everything.
It doesn't stop there either. Patients also appreciate more thorough and structured medical records. Combined with the use of Electronic Health Records or EHRs, medical scribes bring a lot of value to a practice or a medical institution.
Cost Savings
As mentioned earlier, budget constraints are often the reasons why smaller hospitals and private practices don't really hire medical scribes. According to the latest study by the Journal of the American Medical Association, however, medical scribes actually allow healthcare providers to lower the costs of healthcare services substantially.
For example, a doctor can now spend a relatively shorter amount of time with a patient while still providing a high quality service. Since doctors and nurses no longer have to spend time writing down and processing information, they can focus on the more important tasks at hand.
The average time needed for a new patient visit can be lowered all the way to 30 minutes from the older average of 40 minutes without the help of medical scribes. That 10-minute difference actually helps hospitals save more than $2,000 per patient over time. Since medical scribes also increase clinical satisfaction, the improved turnaround times are even more valuable for hospitals and private practices in the long run.
Easier Recruitment Process
Let's not forget that getting medical scribes to join your team is also easier than ever. A lot of specialists, including companies like Elite Medical Scribes, are now offering access to trained and experienced medical scribes. This effectively lowers the cost of hiring scribes substantially, making them more accessible even to smaller hospitals and private practices.
These benefits, combined with the main benefits offered by medical scribes in general, definitely make hiring scribes a valuable decision that is easy to make. Regardless of the challenges you face, having an experienced scribe – or a team of medical scribes – helping you to provide better healthcare services is well worth the investment.


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Stan Haskins (Glued to the String) pointed me to a thought-provoking post from Dr. Jim Horn's Schools Matter blog titled "I Test, Therefore It Exists":
If you thought that the orgy of tabulation that has infected our society had reached a climax already, hang on. It seems now that the only way the Congressional braintrust can come up with a plan to offer a crumb of credibility to the idea of teaching, say, art or music, would be to create a test for it so that the results can be used in AYP determinations. If it ain't tested, it ain't real.
Jim continues by citing a recent Ed Week article:
Advocates for broadening the curriculum hope a draft House proposal for reauthorization of the No Child Left Behind Act will give a boost to history, art, music, and other subjects that they believe have been marginalized in many districts under the 5½-year-old federal law.
The draft of changes to Part A of the Title I program, released by Rep. George Miller, D-Calif., Rep. Howard P. "Buck" McKeon, RCalif., and key colleagues late last month, features potential incentives for states to test students in core subjects other than those now required—mathematics, reading, and, beginning this school year, science.
My conversations with educators in the public schools regarding No Child Left Behind usually elicit groans and frustrating shared experiences, with music (and all arts) educators in particular feeling the brunt of this 5½-year-old legislation. NCLB can be summed up in three words: assessment, assessment, assessment. It narrows the core curriculum, marginalizing music and the other arts and requiring analytical assessment for subjects that develop the kinesthetic and emotive skills in students.
For more on my thoughts regarding this subject, check out either This Crazy Business Part 1 – Hard-Wiring the Musical Mind or Road Warrior Without an Expense Account Part IX – Rethinking Music Performance Degrees. While not about NCLB per se, they both delve into related and parallel issues.
Jim Horn's blog is a great read for anyone interested in issues facing educators today. For further reading, check out Public Attitudes Toward the Public Schools.
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Whilst assertions of a new wave of leaks via the snappening are said to be now on the way (yet not necessarily verified) the fappening which to date has concentrated on noted female entertainers (where the snappening is said to involve many ordinary teenagers in a manner of undress) has come to claim its latest victim- Victoria Justice.
The latest hack depicts the pop singer taking to a cell phone in her bikini whilst presumptuously turning it on for her boyfriend at the time.
The latest leak comes after the singer was caught in the first wave of celebgate this past Labor day (see here) assertions that the singer would claim to be false.
The newest leak comes off the back of a bevy of leaks in recent days including that of UK pop singer Rita Ora, new images of UK TV presenter and model Kelly Brook along with scandalous images of UK fashion model Daisy Lowe and her former Doctor Who star boyfriend, Matt Smith.
The Snappening. Thousands of nude celebrity images leaked overnight
(NSFW) Rita Ora naked coming soon, more Kelly Brook nude leaked.
(NSFW) Daisy Lowe supermodel and Doctor Who boyfriend naked.
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Show Highlights from Russian-born concert pianist Liana Forest. Accompanied by her Swinging Symphonette (acoustic bass, drums, reeds, trumpet, trombone), this production merges her virtuoso classical background with the pop and jazz styles, bringing to the stage fresh and original interpretations of revered classical works. From Chopin and Rachmaninoff to modern renditions of Bach and the tuneful gusto of Bernsten's West Side Story.
(Credits: Ed Ellsworth, Producer and Editor; Jim Karnstedt, Ed Ellsworth, Cameramen)


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Fun Fact. Its impressive style of cooking and healthy food attracts great deal of crowd from different countries. Today, men have their ears stretched to a fashion statement, or to follow the instance of their favourite pop see here group. The undeniable fact that Michelin Guide has presented maximum number of Michelin stars to Japanese restaurants will be the proof for it. There are many manufacturers of these lovely little food erasers so you've a really large selection to choose from.
Ear gauging may then be carried out the traditional way or perhaps the modern way, both being used today in Kenya. Pickles form an essential a part of the breakfast menu and also the Japanese prefer the very salty ones. Raw horse meat, octopus meat and whale meat are a few of the most favored kinds of meat in Japan.
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For Breakfast. Use a plastic knife to chop the mochi into bite-sized pieces. Romaine: Romaine lettuce is probably the 2nd most commonly utilized lettuce within the United States, right after iceberg lettuce, possessing a powerful presence in numerous kinds of salads and international cuisines. But, even today, the majority of the Japanese love to possess their breakfast made in the traditional way.


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Author has written 2 stories for Ouran High School Host Club, and D.Gray-Man.
Well, hello there. My name is, well, I can't tell you that. I haven't written many stories yet, but I will soon. Well, a little bit about me:
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1. Black Butler
2. Hell Girl
3. Soul Eater
4. Fruit Basket
5. D. Grayman
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7. Fullmetal Alchemist
8. Angel Beats
9. xxxHolic
10. RosarioVampire
I like playing the piano, music (Real MUSIC), writing, reading, and watching anime. So, yeah, that's it. Well, have to go write, later!
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5. Hikaru Hitachiian-Ouran High School Host Club (Sweet and cute)
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By: ELLIS TOLL
The last two weekends saw the Men's Track and Field team in action at the Dartmouth Invitational and Liberty League Championships. The Dartmouth meet was an unscored competition, while the Saints placed second in the Liberty League.
Around half of the squad travelled to Dartmouth to compete, as coach John Newman elected to rest many of the athletes with an eye on clinching back-to-back Liberty League titles the following week. Those who did travel represented the Scarlet and Brown admirably, collecting ten top-ten finishes (eight individuals and two relays).
Junior Nick Crawford was the first SLU athlete to achieve the feat, finishing fourth in the 200 meter dash with a time of 22.92 seconds. In the next event, the 400 meters, Saint Freshman Harry Stivers (8th, 51.81 seconds) and sophomore Danny Viscardi (9th, 51.97) were neck and neck as they became the second and third top-tens on the day. Sophomore Dennis Korir continued the trend in the 500 meters when he finished third in his heat and fifth overall with a time of 1:08.41.
In the 1,000 meter run, all ten of the top times came from the fastest of three heats. Sophomore Joe Smith claimed sixth place, with a time of 2:33.80, less than four seconds off the school record. Junior Wesley Kirui also competed alongside Smith, finishing ninth in a time of 2:35.64.
Despite missing out on the finals of the event, Senior Shawn Lillie finished tenth in the 60 meter hurdles with a time of 9.41 seconds. Lillie also finished tenth in the Long Jump, with a distance of 6.21 meters (20 feet, 4.5 inches). Junior Scott Kasson brought home a seventh place finish in the 35-pound weight throw with a heave of 15.02 meters (49 feet, 3.5 inches).
The highlight of the day for the Saints was the 4×200 meter relay, in which two of the top five teams wore scarlet and brown uniforms. The team of Freshmen Gordon White, Stivers, Viscardi and Crawford won the event in a time of 1:32.84. Finishing in fifth was the team of Freshman Will Johnson, Junior Rajiv Heron, Junior Zach Wells and Junior Alimamy Kabia in a time of 1:39.08.
At the Liberty League championships a week later, the Saints finished second with a total of 162 points, 24 points behind champion RPI. Kasson and Sophomore Tom Caulfield won individual titles in the shot put and 5,000 meters respectively while Senior Trevor Bibb had a pair of runner-up finishes in the 5,000 and 3,000 meters to lead the Saints.


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New York: Socialist Party, 1932. Single sheet, folded to make 8-panel brochure; folded dimensions ca 9-1/4" x 4". Light wear and toning to paper; Near Fine. Lays out the Party's platform; rear panel lists the entire S.P. ticket with Norman Thomas as Presidential candidate. (Inventory #: 29579)


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Hi folks.
For some time I have run Mint or Ubuntu alongside Windows and a seperate partition. About 3 weeks ago after a Mint update, me connection through my home hub would not connect, however it was fine under windows. I tried re-installing Mint, trying an older version of Mint, installing ubuntu under another partition and apptepting to connect simply via the installation disk to no avail. No only that, but my mouse no longer works under any version of Mint distro (it does however work under Ubuntu) . I tempted to go for a complete format of the hard drive and start afresh, but suspect I may get the same problem.
Does anyone have a solution to this problem. It clearly isnt a hardware problem because windows works fine. Reinstalling over an old linux distro or alongside doesn't solve the problem.
Do you think it might be worth trying a non debian distro to test if and see if I get the same problem?
I searched many forums and can't seem to find an answer.
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Thanks, Dave.
I suppose that we can all be alone together alone.
You never know when that will change. You have a lot of wonderful qualities to offer and that special someone could come into your life at any time. It might be hard not to think of it, but I hope you find a way to avoid stressing about this. When the time comes, the person with which you enjoy the cuddle weather will be well worth the wait.
That remains to be seen.
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BA or BSc (Hons) at 2:2 or above, in a relevant subject - for example: Sociology, Psychology, Biological Sciences, or Anthropology. All applicants must have taken and passed a module or course on research methods, addressing both qualitative and quantitative study designs and statistics. OR Undergraduate level Diploma / bachelors degree in Occupational Therapy (2:2 or above) and must have taken and passed a module or course on research methods. Three A-level subjects at grade B or above. Five GCSE passes to include grade C in English, Maths and Science.
Months of entry
Course content
The spiral model of education has been used as a framework to design the curriculum and structure this masters degree. Graduate students already practised in independent learning and with high levels of self-motivation will be able to capitalise their pre-existing study skills will be able to use enquiry based learning approaches to meet the demands of the intense format of this programme.
Year 1 is where you will use the fundamental conceptual models of occupational therapy practice, alongside the therapeutic use of self, in order to develop the procedural and interactive reasoning skills needed to apply the occupational paradigm. You will examine human performance and function within the context of Occupational Therapy and apply your understanding of anatomy and physiology to medical conditions that have an impact on the skills and abilities of clients. You will use their investigation skills to examine the evidence base for occupational therapy in module P40306 (Applied Research Methods) and prepare your ideas for an occupational therapy focused dissertation. This year concludes with a 6-week practice education module.
Semester one of Year 2 is the application of the curriculum where you will have the opportunity to analyse disruption to occupational performance and use your analytical skills to plan, implement and critically evaluate the evidence underlining occupation-focused interventions to support performance, participation and engagement across the lifespan. In the new programme there is an explicit move away from separating mental health and physical health, to a focus on the whole person in the context of their diverse occupations and environments throughout the lifespan. You will complete a practice education module (2 days a week) to reinforce theoretical learning called Professional Development 2b.
The final semester of Year 2 provides you with opportunities to consolidate your learning and critically evaluate occupational therapy in different contexts of practice. Considering the provisional nature of your knowledge professional reasoning skills will challenge you to help you develop the skills to analyse and respond to the complexities of practice. There is the opportunity for inter-professional learning in relation occupational therapy leadership and entrepreneurship in Partnerships 3. This course will end with a 13 week practice education module Professional Development 3 in Semester 3 where you are expected to demonstrate autonomous practice and manage a case load independently.
Information for international students
If English is not your first language, you will be required to achieve an average score of 7.0 in an IELTS test with no less than 6.5 in any component.
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Do you ever imagine what it's like inside Banhart's mind sometimes? It may sound weird but his songs in Mala somehow take us to a far away place, we have no idea where that is but we want to live there. And because of his mischievous mind, Mala is arguably Banhart's best record in nearly a decade.
Last June, he announced that his 9th studio album, Ape in Pink Marble is due out on Nonesuch Records on September 23rd along with the album's first song, "Middle Names". The album opener is simple, pretty, and less noisy. It rather shows the discreet side of Banhart. No playful howl, no whimsical imagery, just a calm and contemplative arrangement with some melancholy lyrics about being alone together. This song is written for Asa Ferry, the front man of Kind Hearts & Coronets who has passed away a year ago. Banhart said that he loved him very much and hoping he'll show up at his door any day now. "My love belongs to no one. I wonder where you are"
Just around a week ago, Banhart has shared a second track off the album, called "Saturday Night". When you listen to Saturday Night, it feels like this song is asking you to have fun in a manner that is not typical. Some says that it sounds closer to "Hotline Bling" than the way everyone could ever imagine Devendra Banhart would sound. No matter what they feel about the song, have a listen below.
Ape in Marble Pink consists of 13 tracks including the new songs above. Here is the track list:
Middle Names//Good Time Charlie//Jon Lends a Hand//Mara//Fancy Man//Fig in Leather//Theme for a Taiwanese Woman in Lime Green//Souvenirs//Mourner's Dance//Saturday Night//Linda//Lucky//Celebration
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The Angels have scored 80 runs in their past 12 games, an average of 6.7 per game.
They're 5-7 in those 12 games.
The perfect emblem of that frustration, and the perfect quote, lies with Vernon Wells. Before Saturday night's game against the Mariners, Wells had been struggling to find a groove while dealing with reduced playing time. Since coming off the disabled list July 28, he was 0 for 16 with five strikeouts.
On Saturday, getting a start in place of the slumping Mark Trumbo, Wells went 3 for 3 — two singles and a two-run homer in the eighth inning off Mariners starter Hisashi Iwakuma — to raise his batting average from .219 to .234.
You'd think that such a performance would leave Wells exhilarated, relieved, overjoyed.
"Not necessarily," he said. "I was fine dealing with the 0-fers as long as we won games. Once you get to this point in the season, it's just a matter of winning. So I'll trade 0-fers for wins, for sure."
Kendrys Morales also hit a homer that didn't mean much as far as the outcome. He now has six homers in his last 11 games and is hitting .359 in August.
The Angels have hit 26 homers in the last 12 games and lead the majors in HRs since the All-Star break (with 47. Oakland is second with 42 … who knew?).
And yet the Angels are 5-7 in those dozen games, the A's are 6-6, and the Texas Rangers are 7-5. The Angels (60-54) are losing ground instead of gaining it, and there are only 48 games left.
"Anytime you give teams extra outs, no matter who the team is, what their record is, they're gonna hurt you," Wells said. "We've made some mistakes the last two nights. (Friday night) we were able to overcome it (rallying from down 5-0 to win 6-5), but it's hard to do that twice."
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2B Howie Kendrick
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3B Maicer Izturis
C Bobby Wilson
RHP Jered Weaver (15-1, 2.13)
2B Dustin Ackley
CF Michael Saunders
3B Kyle Seager
DH John Jaso
C Jesus Montero
1B Mike Carp
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LF Trayvon Robinson
SS Brendan Ryan
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By Leela Ginelle, PQ Monthly
Like most humanities graduates, Princeton has no idea what to do with his life after college.
Unlike the rest of us, however, he is a puppet, who sings openly about his confusion in the lovely, heartfelt number, "What Do You Do with a B.A. in English?" that introduces him as the musical's protagonist.
His short term answer is to move to Avenue Q street and make a fitful stab at adult life.
The play, by Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx, portrays the titular street as an untrendy urban block where former child star Gary Coleman is a building superintendent. Monsters, like female lead Kate and porn enthusiast Trekkie, are furry puppet minorities, and various other puppets and humans are going about modest lives.
Lopez wrote the music for "The Book of Mormon," and "Avenue Q" shares some of its best qualities – innocence, energy, and an ability to see the ridiculousness of its characters, while preserving a compassion for them.
In the song "Mix Tape," for instance, Kate Monster (the wonderful Elizabeth Fritsch), reads through the list of songs Princeton (a charming Matthew Brown) has burned to a CD to determine whether he's a friend, or something more.
Fritsch is perfect for the part, guileless and emotive in a way that's playful, but never showy. Likewise, Brown hits the right notes, capturing Princeton's timidity and cluelessness, while suggesting a goofy mischievousness around the edges.
The inclusion of both puppeteers and puppets – the actors wears the puppets on one hand, and control an arm with a stick held in the other – is likely the show's most clever stroke. Perfect for our multitasking world, it gives the audience double the input at all moments. Likewise, it both distances the audience, playfully underscoring the absurdity, and draws it in, by allowing it to connect with the performers.
The play is full of clever ideas, such as the Bad Idea Bears – day glo colored puppets who spring out of nowhere to encourage depressed people to drink beer, or folks on a first date to get wasted and have sex, all with an irrepressible glee.
Ensemble members Jeremey Garfinkel and Katey Bridge are great in these parts, conveying a manic, yet curiously innocent energy.
When the play sticks to its character's hearts and dreams, it's very lovely. Its second train of thought, however, is a retrogressive political outlook, which can be tedious and offensive.
It's the sort of show that includes characters of all races singing a song called "Everybody's a Little Bit Racist," without examining how that racism might affect the characters differently. It also features an Asian character, Christmas Eve (the excellent Sarah Kim), who, despite having two Master's degrees, can not manage one grammatically correct sentence.
The degree to which this sort of stuff bothers you, and it pops up quite a bit, is the degree to which you'll likely be annoyed by the play.
"Avenue Q" has a charming gay subplot, involving Rod (Jeremy Garfinkel again), a closeted Republican investment banking puppet. Though he pines secretly for his straight best friend Nicky (the hilarious James Sharinghousen), Rod denies to everyone his secret until late in the show.
As the mooching, blunt Nicky, and the oversexed, somewhat gross Trekkie Monster, Sharinghousen represents the show's id.
Giant, furry, gruff, and unashamed, Trekkie Monster loves porn and tears out of a burlesque show to masturbate. Sharinghousen imbues him, and Nicky with an anarchic glee that works perfectly.
Salim Sundiata Sanchez is quite good as Gary Coleman, but one has to wonder why Gary Coleman is a character here. Yes, the play was written around the time of "Being John Malkovich," when that sort of thing was in vogue, and yes it underscores the theme of the difficult transition we all make from adolescence to adulthood, but to revel in a former star's downfall, and then have him sing a song titled "Schadenfreude," isn't it a little . . . mean?
You can think so and still enjoy the play. You'll probably just end up identifying quite a bit with Kate Monster, who works with kindergarteners and dreams of opening a special school for little monsters, where they won't be stigmatized.
Make fun of Gary Coleman? She'd never do that sort of thing.
"Avenue Q" at Triangle Productions through June 29.


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Joplin's 'One and Done' in the UK- Never Done….
A couple practise their ballroom dancing. Someone is doing pilates. Over by the kitchenette, a group is chattering animatedly. There's even some singing too: it's a typical opera rehearsal. There's only one difference — most of the singers are black. Sadly, in one of the world's most cosmopolitan cities, that is still a rare sight.
Pegasus Opera Company — which is made up of professional black, Asian and a few white singers — takes diversity seriously. "We're all the colours of the rainbow," says one member, Maureen Brathwaite.
Lloyd Newton, a Jamaican-born tenor, formed the company 18 years ago to give ethnic minority singers the chance to perform. Singers are given the opportunity to play all roles, regardless of their colour, a possibility missing in mainstream opera houses.
They're rehearsing Treemonisha, which begins its tour in Cheltenham tonight. It's the only opera by Scott Joplin, a man better known for his ragtime compositions, and this is its first professional production in this country. It is an apt choice for the company. Although they perform mainstream works, they also seek out operas with black themes. Two years ago they revived Delius's Koanga, in which a black prince is forced to work on a plantation. Treemonisha is a fitting follow-up. Set in the American Deep South, the libretto — also written by Joplin — centres on Treemonisha, an educated former slave who strives to free her community from superstition. Read on for the rest of this interesting multi-racial production by Times Online reviewer Hannah Nepil….. http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/music/classical/article7137836.ece


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Trilogies are a dangerous thing to make these days. The expectations to finish something strong is very difficult to pull off. A lot of people liked the first Matrix movie, but hated the next two in the series. The majority of people love Godfather 1 and 2, but thought 3 almost ruined the series. For me, Spiderman 3 sucked so much, but Spiderman 2 is one of the best superhero movies.
But what happens when there's a trilogy of video games? It's just as complex to execute it correctly. So much so, that there are franchises, like Half-Life, that don't even attempt it. Hell, I still demand a Startropics 3. Get on that Nintendo.
But what happens when one of the biggest independent horror video game phenomena of recent memory comes out and popularizes the genre of scary games? Then a sequel comes out months later and becomes an even bigger phenomenon to behold. Well, that means that the expectations of the third game better be the best game it can be. That's a lot of pressure for a video game company to hold. Especially when that company consists of one person.
Five Nights at Freddy's has been a game that's turned a lot of heads when it comes to a well written lore, unique and simple gameplay, memorable characters, eerie settings and lots of explorable easter eggs. The game came out in August of 2014 with no real advertising outside of word of mouth. Popular Let's Players on YouTube showed off the game and thousands flocked to try the game themselves. I remember when it came out, because a good friend of mine told me I need to see this game, and when I did, I was very curious. In fact, it's the first time I watched a Markiplier video and subscribed. And even me, a guy who doesn't play a lot of horror games and who hated jump scares, and I loved the ambiance, the challenge and the freakouts. I still stand by this game as being amazing. And I loved the sequel even more, with even tougher challenges and more chaos to behold.
What I also loved about Five Nights At Freddy's is that it's the game that helped me get back into video game reviewing, because after I played it, I really wanted to write about it and share it with my readers. I was in a slump for a long time, and didn't have much to say about a lot of topics, and this game helped me articulate my thoughts after playing. I thank Scott Cawthon for this. And if I had a computer that can run Bandicam without it slowing my computer to near a grinding halt, I'd be right there, streaming with the Let's Players and showing off my skills with them.
But with the third game coming out unceremoniously in the first week of March, does this final chapter give us the same frights, scares and challenges that made the first two games great? Will this third installment make this stand out like the Star Wars trilogy, or make this suck and want us to forget, like the prequel Star Wars trilogy? Let's dive back into the security room. New building, new threats, same damn fan.
Our story takes place 30 years after the events of the first game. It says so in the description on Steam, so there's no shock that it's a prequel like the second game did. It looks like someone found the old abandoned restaurant and wanted to make a haunted house out of it at an amusement park. And of course, we play the silent protagonist hired to be the security guard at this event. And with only a week until the event opens up, they are still setting up the location, with drawings and creepy relics from the rumored story of evil and terror. Then they find the jackpot, a fully mechanical robot, and you are now the guinea pig to test it out to make sure it can still kill. Terrific. I'm trapped in a haunted house with a moving bunny costume. This could easily be a Scooby Doo episode if they opened up the mask to reveal it's Old Man Winters.
So let's meet the robot. It looks like a bunny at first, but looking closer, it's almost like a hybrid of all the robots from the past games. The eyes look like Balloon boy, the skin is like Freddy, a smile like Chica and the murderous appetite like Foxy. It's really quite a terrifying thing to look at. And the story, spoken again through exposition by the same phone guy, is that it's a hybrid of a wearable costume and a mechanical robot. Apparently turning a crank retracts the mechanical parts and allows people to wear it. In my opinion, that's the most inventive idea in the whole game. It gives the mystery of wondering if there's anyone inside, causing havoc, or if it's another machine out to kill like in the first two games.
The biggest issue I have with the game so far is the robot's name. Meet Springtrap. It's not a horrible name by any stretch, but it loses the factor that it was designed to be entertaining to children. "Hey kids, who wants to hug Springtrap?" Somehow I doubt there will be the sound of cheering children after that quote. I've been calling him Brandon. Why not? He's related to Bonnie, so it needed a name that starts with B. Plus the name "Brandon" poses as much of a threat to me as "Springtrap". Plus, it's a creature that meanders around lost, and never asks for directions. It must be a dude.
I'd like you to meet the other robots, but the thing is there is no more. You only have 1 robot to deal with this game. Really. The first game had 4 robots to worry about (excluding Golden Freddy), and the second game had 11 robots to worry about. Here, they've simplified the game by having to worry about one threat. And the objective this time is to prevent the robot from getting to you, because you no longer have a flashlight, doors, or a Freddy mask to protect yourself. You are pretty much defenseless. So to reflect, the first game was more of a survival horror, the second game was more like a tower defense game, and this one is ostensibly a hybrid of red light/green light, red rover, and capture the flag. Only this time, the flag is that meat poncho you call skin.
You have your standard issue camera to look at, and the multiple camera angles you can see all the action. The biggest difference with this camera is that there's a lot of static to interfere with your vision. It makes finding what you're looking for the more difficult. Also, instead of instantaneous flicking to the next screen, there's an added delay whenever you switch camera angles. This adds a lot more depth and planning to your actions, and I really love the idea. Also, you can switch to the overhead ventilation system, and see if the creature is crawling around it. They've added doors above that you can double click to close, preventing the monster from advancing. There is a delay in closing the door, so if your reflexes are slow, you're doomed. Best part of this camera system is that the screen doesn't take up all of your screen, so you can see threats walk on by. It's the little things that count.
The camera also provides with a button that shouts Balloon Boy sound effects in the location you are looking for. And this new mechanic drastically changes the game from all the others. You use sound to misdirect the salvaged beast. Pressing the audio button will lure Springtrap to that location, but only if he's within earshot of the sound played. And it's not a 100% system, as several times, he went his own direction.
One other thing that I need to mention about the camera is the fact that the layout is a little different than the last two games. Five Nights had a huge array of locations that connected to each other like a giant banquet hall, followed by two narrow paths that leads to your precious head on a stick. The second game had an even bigger area with a large hallway in front and two ventilation shafts between you. Here's it's a lot smaller and a lot more narrow. It's almost S shaped, and has a few rooms that the killer bunny can deviate to. This allows you to have a better idea where he's going, and where it could be. I like this simply because it helps estimate better where he could possibly be and where he can go, making the planning and preventative measures a lot simpler, and makes you feel good knowing you stopped it before he got to you.
To the left of your cameras is the menu system. There are three systems that can go offline at certain points in the night, and restarting them is essential. Of course restarting the system takes several seconds to do, and leaves you vulnerable to Brandon's antics. You can restart one, or all three, which takes longer. There's the video system, which keeps the camera up. There's the audio system, which allows you to play the sounds. And there's a ventilation system, which affects your psyche. If you leave this system offline for too long, you'll start losing visibility, like you're blacking out, and that will allow the abomination to get closer to you undetected. Ventilation errors can occur at random, or when a hallucination occurs.
Oh yeah, did I mention the hallucinations yet? Well, guess what? All your friends from the past are back. There's a balloon boy, there's Freddy, there's Chica, there's the marionette, there's Foxy and Mangled. And there's … Wait, no Bonnie? Damn, I miss her. So these hallucinations occur when you trigger a random event. And those events are usually when you are staring at the camera for too long. All the old robots randomly show up on specific screens, and if you stare at that screen for too long, a jumpscare happens and the ventilation system shuts down. I have mixed feelings over this at first. I mentioned this at first, but I really hate jumpscares. I find them to be cheap and lazy ways to scare an audience. But I praised the first two games's uses of jumpscares, because they were more of a consequence to your overall failure, thereby encouraging you not to fail at your duties. In this game, it's used as a distraction, forcing you to be away from the action, and lose your target much easier. Now to be fair, you can avoid a lot of them by moving away from the camera angle as quick as you can, but some are unavoidable. I'm looking at you Foxy, wherever the hell you went.
With all those hallucinations of past robot masters coming back to freaking you out, it makes you realize that the new terror, the only one that can kill you, is actually the least scary thing the game has to offer. Springtrap, by design is pretty terrifying to look at, but the animations and jumpscare shots aren't really that intimidating. Losing feels more like an irritation more than a scary ordeal. There are spots on the map that are pretty much represent thresholds. Once he crosses that line, and you can see him walk across before he gets to you, there's no winning unless you can stall until 6AM. He doesn't even open his mouth to try to eat you, it just stares at you with that evil grin, and then it's game over.
One of the biggest gripes I have with the game is that it's much, much easier than the first game. The mechanics are a lot more involved, and figuring them out at first is challenging and fun to discover. But once you have a system in place, the game get's so much straightforward. I eventually worked it so that I pinned the monster on camera 5 the entire time, while closing down vent 13 as a precaution. It worked, and I ended up finishing the game, including nightmare mode in about two hours. Compare that to the four hours it took me to beat Night 4 of Five Nights 2. And there is no Night 7 "20-20-20-20" mode to challenge with, and there is no threat in Night 1, so it's more like a tutorial. So the game is also much shorter than before.
So if that's the case, then what does the game offer to the fans of the series? I would argue that it offers the one thing that final chapters of trilogies need to make the fan base leave happier.
The subtle lore of the game series is what makes the fans come back for more, and all the secrets in the games lead to a lot of speculation and theories as to what happened outside of the game. And Five Nights At Freddy's 3 offers the one thing that the fans wanted. Sweet, merciless justice.
*** This next section has spoilers. If you don't want to know the ending, skip to the next set of asterisks **
See, based on the newspaper clippings and easter eggs in the first two games, it's led to believe that a series of murders occurred in the restaurant by someone known only as "purple guy". And those killings involved children. Each time you beat a night in this game, you get an Amiga-style playable cut scene that depicts each robot from the first game being led to be slaughtered by this "purple guy". And the final scene shows the purple guy gets chased by a crying ghost child. He then runs into the Springtrap suit and gets killed, because having a whole bunch of gears and cogs that can activate by accident doesn't seem like a good idea. And then you are greeted with the phrase "Bad ending". Yup. For the first time in this series, this game has multiple endings. And that's not including the end of nightmare level that talks about the haunted house being burned down. (By the way, I think the Surfer phone guy is in the Springtrap suit. Think about it, you never hear from him again after the second night, Purple Guy's flesh would have been rotted away from 30 years of room temperature exposure, plus he seems so stupid that he sees the suit and wants to try it on himself. That's just a theory.)
The good ending occurs when you find all the appropriate easter eggs in the form of mini games. You play several mini games in the same Amiga style, as some of the main robots, and most of these games have simple objectives and end locations. But your objective is to find the appropriate glitch to find the lost child in the game, either by going through a broken wall, or to go outside of the preferred barriers. This feels like such a metaphor that it's touching. Once you solve them all, and finish the game again, you get a touching end screen with beautiful piano music, signifying that you have saved the lost souls of those children. It's pretty beautiful and a wonderful way of ending the series.
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With the fact that Scott Cawthon's website now has a lone Freddy hat as the splash page, it's safe to say that the Freddy Fazbear phenomenon has come to a close. And I for one couldn't be any happier. I love this series, faults and all, but when it's run its course, a creator should know exactly when to hang it all up. And I respect Scott for stopping when he did. Granted, if he does make a Five Nights At Freddy's 4, I really hope for a lot of success of him. You know, so long as it doesn't involve Chica going to Russia to box, or Bonnie going back in time to bring back whales or something stupid.
All in all, this game is flawed, and even I can admit that Five Nights at Freddy's 3, overall, is not the best in the series. It's gameplay is much simpler, and the challenge just wasn't there. But the story and the atmosphere are better than ever, and I still had lots of fun with all three games. The Freddy's series was never meant for everyone, but those who loved the series have nothing to be disappointed about with this final installment. If you played the first two, and enjoyed them, you owe it to yourself to finish the trilogy off right.
Now that that's done and over with, I'm going to grab a beer and watch some televi-aaaahhhhhhh! Damn it Foxy, you can't do that to me. Gave me a heart attack you jerk. You're lucky you're my favourite, or I'd clock you.


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Traylor Bros., Inc. (TBI) National Heavy Civil division provides comprehensive, cutting-edge heavy civil/underground construction services through traditional and non-traditional delivery methods. TBI has completed more than 135 complex bridge construction and rehabilitation projects across the nation, including world record cable-stayed structures and segmental bridges. The group also has a history of providing some of the country's largest port authorities and the maritime industry with the construction of deep water container piers, wharf facilities, transit terminals, locks, and dams.
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The elementary program offers grade 8 students the opportunity to participate in:
A 9 Week Exchange with a partner from France or Switzerland !
Students spend 9 weeks hosting an exchange partner in the fall and 9 weeks visiting their exchange partner abroad in the winter! Visiting students receive an English language experience while here, and Ontario students receive a French language experience while abroad.
Students have the option to choose between two different exchange timelines: Go First and Host First.
Core, Extended, and Immersion French students are all eligible for an elementary exchange program.
Please keep in mind that the visiting student must have an English language experience while attending school here. As such, French Immersion school students should only apply for the Go First program (unless your school is a dual track school with an English stream). All other students can apply for either timeline.
Elementary students who are well suited for an exchange:
- Are active, outgoing, personable and responsible
- Are not overly committed to time-consuming extracurricular activities, such as competitive sports teams
- Have been away from friends and family before without great difficulty, such as attending summer camp
- Can benefit from enhanced French skills throughout their secondary school career
Elementary program applicants must:
- Have above average academic standing and a good attendance record
- Have up-to-date immunizations (required for school enrollment)
- Be recommended by their teachers and school principal
- Be able to greet their partner upon his/her arrival (late August, exact date T.B.A)
The applicant's parent(s)/ family must:
- Have a home that: is clean and orderly; has adequate space for the visiting partner; is free of substance abuse, physical abuse, or any other form of abuse
- Be warm, caring and open; be able to host a student in a supervised, safe and comfortable atmosphere; can provide for all meals and the cost of family activities for the student during the hosting period
- Be willing and able to speak only English at home during the hosting period
- Assume responsibility for ensuring their child has the travel documentation required for travel to/from Europe
- Commit to the reciprocal nature of the exchange program (hosting a partner for the time designated is required)
- Submit a clear Vulnerable Sector Check for each adult aged 18 and over living in the host home(s) (dated within one year of the start of the hosting period)
- Maintain regular communication with the exchange partner's parent(s)/family throughout the exchange year
- $450 Registration Fee to be submitted by October 16, 2017
- Balance of $2549 due November 30, 2017
2018-19 Host First Exchange Program: $2999
- $450 Registration Fee to be submitted by April 2, 2018
- 1st installment of $1275 due by July 13, 2018
- 2nd installment of $1274 due by November 30, 2018
Program fees include:
- Chaperoned international air travel from/to Toronto Pearson Int'l Airport in economy class on regular airlines
- Unchaperoned connecting flight in the host country, where required
- Travel insurance: trip cancellation and interruption, AND emergency medical /hospital
- Orientation tour or activity day in the host destination
- ISE administration fee
- Personal spending money
- Domestic flight/shuttle service to/from Toronto Pearson Airport (program is based into/out of Toronto Pearson Airport)
- Any fees or costs associated with domestic flight/shuttle to/from Toronto Pearson Airport (i.e. checked luggage)
- Excess or overweight baggage charges imposed by the airlines
- Expenses resulting from travel changes caused by events beyond the control of ISE Ontario.
"An exchange is like a ski hill. You get on that chairlift going up and up, so excited yet nervous because you don't know what's coming. You get off the chairlift and start your way down the hill, fall a couple times but you get back up. You're still not used to this hill so at the beginning you may be a little off balance but as you start to know the hill, you know what to do and it gets easier. You might trip or lose your balance a couple times, but that's okay, because while going down that hill you feel so free, you're having a lot of fun and experiencing something new. But once you get to the bottom, it's over, you're happy to be back on flat ground but want to go back on that hill!"
The deadline to apply for the 2018 Go First program is October 16, 2017.
Host First Program:
The deadline to apply for the 2018-19 Host First Program is April 2, 2018.